2009-10 unh men's hockey media guide

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2009-10 UNH Men’s Hockey Guide UNH Hockey Quick Facts/Directions .................................... 2 Media Information/TV and Radio ..................................... 3-5 University of New Hampshire Profile ............................... 6-7 President Mark W. Huddleston ............................................... 8 Support Staff ................................................................................ 9 Athletic Director Marty Scarano ..........................................10 Academic Support ....................................................................11 Support Staff Profiles ...............................................................12 Wildcat Strength .......................................................................13 Jerry Azumah Performance Center ....................................14 Friends of UNH Hockey ...........................................................15 ’Cats in the Community ..........................................................16 Whittemore Center/Ticket Information ..................... 17-20

The Coaches Head Coach Dick Umile ................................................... 22-23 Associate Head Coach David Lassonde ............................24 Associate Head Coach Scott Borek .....................................25 Wildcat Hockey Staff ................................................................26 All-Time Assistant Coaches ...................................................26

2009-10 Preview Season Outlook .................................................................. 28-29 Numerical Roster ......................................................................30 Pronunciation Guide................................................................30 Roster Breakdown (By State and Class) .............................30

Meet the 2009-10 Wildcats #12 Captain Bobby Butler ......................................................31 #9 Captain Peter LeBlanc .......................................................32 #29 Brian Foster .........................................................................33 #18 Nick Krates ..........................................................................34 #25 Mike Beck ............................................................................35 #24 Matt Campanale ...............................................................36 #39 Phil DeSimone ...................................................................37 #7 Greg Manz .............................................................................38 #19 Mike Sislo .............................................................................39 #17 Paul Thompson .................................................................40 #14 Mike Borisenok/#30 Matt DiGirolamo ......................41 #20 Blake Kessel/#4 Damon Kipp ........................................42 #23 Kevin McCarey/#22 Steve Moses ................................43 #1 Tyler Scott/#3 Austin Block ..............................................44 #26 Greg Burke/#2 Connor Hardowa ................................45 #16 John Henrion/#28 Ansel Ivens-Anderson ................46 #15 Brett Kostolansky/#11 Scott Pavelski ........................47 #10 Dalton Speelman ..............................................................48

Hockey East Association This is Hockey East ....................................................................50 UNH in the Hockey East Tournament ................................51 Composite Schedule................................................................52

2009-10 Opponents Hockey East .......................................................................... 54-56 Non-Conference ................................................................. 56-57 All-Time Series Records ..........................................................58

2008-09 Season in Review Final Statistics .............................................................................60 Final Results ................................................................................61 Game Summaries............................................................... 62-66

UNH Hockey Records Team and Individual Records ...............................................68 Single-Season Records/Career Scoring Leaders ............69 Wildcat Century Club ..............................................................69 Goaltending Records ...............................................................70

Credits: The 2009-10 University of New Hampshire Men’s Ice Hockey Media Guide was written and edited by the UNH Athletic Media Relations Office. Design and layout by Tom Wilkins using the iMac with Adobe InDesign and Adobe Photoshop CS2 software. Special thanks to Eric Coplin and Doug Poole for their editorial and layout assistance. Photography by Gil Talbot (headshots), Mike Silverwood, Mike Ralph, Josh Gibney, Gregory Greene, Phil Noury, Jeff Gross and Steve Babineau. Printing by UNH Printing Services, (Durham, N.H), including select cover designs by Julie Pardus-Oakes.

Thomas Fortney nets the game-tying goal with 0.1 seconds re-maining in UNH’s improbable 6-5 overtime win over North Dakota at the 2009 NCAA Northeast Regional at Verizon Wireless Arena in Manchester. Peter LeBlanc would score just 45 seconds into over-time to lift the Wildcats to the Regional Finals.

Table of Contents

Year-by-Year at a Glance .........................................................71 Year-by-Year Goals/Assists/Points Leaders ......................72 Year-by-Year Goaltending Leaders .....................................73 All-Time vs. 2009-10 Opponents .................................. 74-78 Year-by-Year Results ......................................................... 80-90

UNH Hockey History Conference/New England Awards......................................92 All-Time Wildcat Captains ......................................................93 UNH Hockey- “The Tradition Continues” ..................94-100 The Road to the Frozen Four ...............................................101 Wildcats in the NCAA Tournament .................................. 102 Wildcats in the Hall of Fame ............................................... 103 Annual Team Awards ............................................................ 104 All-Time Alphabetical Roster .......................................105-08 All-Time Numerical Roster ......................................... 109-110

UNH Hockey Players Among Nation’s Elite Wildcats and the NHL .................................................. 112-115 UNH All-Americans ....................................................... 116-120 Wildcat Hobey Baker Finalists .....................................120-21 Jason Krog- Hobey Baker Memorial Award .................. 122 Verizon Wireless Arena/Northeast Regionals .............. 123 Umile Celebrates 20th season ........................................... 124

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Lettermen Lost (10): Joe Charlebois (D), Greg Collins (F), Danny Dries (F), Thomas Fortney (F), Jamie Fritsch (D), Kevin Kapstad (D), Jerry Pollastrone (F), Alan Thompson (F), James van Riemsdyk (F), Danny Vranek (F).

Lettermen Returning (17): Mike Beck (D), Mike Borisenok (F), Bobby Butler (F), Matt Campanale (D), Phil DeSimone (F), Matt DiGirolamo (G), Brian Foster (G), Blake Kessel (D), Damon Kipp (D), Nick Krates (D), Peter LeBlanc (F), Greg Manz (F), Kevin McCarey (F), Steve Moses (F), Tyler Scott (G), Mike Sislo (F), Paul Thompson (F).

Incoming Players (8): Austin Block (F), Greg Burke (F), Connor Hardowa (D), John Henrion (F), Ansel Ivens-Ander-son (F/D), Brett Kostolansky (D), Scott Pavelski (F), Dalton Speelman (F).

Location .......................................................................Durham, NH 03824Founded ................................................................................................. 1866Enrollment ......................................................................................... 14,200President ..................................................................Dr. Mark HuddlestonAthletic Director ...............................................................Marty Scarano Colors ................................................................................... Blue and White Nickname .........................................................................................WildcatsAffiliation ........................................................................................... NCAA IConference .............................................................................. Hockey EastStarted Hockey .............................................................................. 1924-25Arena (Capacity) .......... Towse Rink at Whittemore Center (6,501)Ice Size ........................................................................ 200’ x 100’Head Hockey Coach .............................................................. Dick UmileAlma Mater ...............................................New Hampshire, 1972Career Record/Years ...........................................444-220-71/19 yearsRecord at School/Years ....................................................................same Hockey East Record/Years ............................... 267-132-63/19 yearsAssociate Head Coaches ...............Scott Borek (Dartmouth, 1985).............................................. David Lassonde (Providence, 1984)Sports Psychology ........ Tim Churchard (New Hampshire, 1967)2008-09 Overall Record ............................................................. 20-13-52008-09 Conference Record/Finish .....................15-8-4/3rd placeLettermen Returning/Lost ...........................................................17/102009-10 Captains ................................Bobby Butler & Peter LeBlanc Hockey Administrative Assistant .........................Yvette AugerAsst. AD for Hockey Operations .....................................Colin ShankAssoc. Dir. of Media Relations/Hockey Contact ......Tom WilkinsWilkins Office ......................................................(603) 862-0730Wilkins Cell ..........................................................(603) 969-7049Wilkins Email ........................................... [email protected] Relations FAX ......................................................(603) 862-3839Hockey Press Box ............................................................(603) 862-0735Whittemore Center Phone .................................(603) 862-1379Hockey Office ....................................................................(603) 862-1161Hockey Office FAX ...............................................(603) 862-1741Tickets ..................................................................................(603) 868-7300Wildcats on the Web ......................................www.unhwildcats.com

Directions To Whittemore Center

From the South: Take 95 North to 91 North (at New Haven, Conn.) to 84 East (Exit 29/Charter Oak Bridge). Follow 84 East through Connecticut to the Massachusetts Turnpike (Route 90). Stay on the Mass Pike for 10 miles before taking the exit for Auburn/Worcester and 290 East. Proceed east on 290 to Exit 26B for 495 North -- stay in the left lanes to exit to 495 North. Continue on 495 North -- it will end and merge with 95 North. Proceed on 95 North into New Hampshire and continue on to the toll booth. From the toll, go approximately seven miles to Exit 4 for the Spaulding Turnpike (Route 4 West) -- signs that read “NH Lakes and White Mountains,” and “Dover/Concord.” Exit to the left. Go about four miles and take the last exit before the toll (Exit 6W) for Concord and Durham. At this point, you are still on Route 4 West. Go approximately four miles and continue straight through a traffic light (Madbury Road), and proceed another 1 1/2 miles to the Route 155A exit, marked “University of New Hampshire.” Take a left turn off the ramp and proceed approximately one mile. Whittemore Center is on the left. For parking see below.

From Maine: Follow 95 South to Spaulding Turnpike (Route 4 West) and continue as above.

From the West (Vermont, Concord): Take 89 South to 93 North. Follow 93 North, approximately four miles to 393 East, which will merge with Route 4 East. Follow Route 4 to Route 155A exit for “University of New Hampshire.” Make a right off the ramp and proceed as above.

From the West (Manchester, Nashua): Take 93 North to Route 101 East. Follow 101 to Exit 6 (Route 125). Exit and take a left onto 125 and follow straight to Lee Traffic Circle. First right at circle is Route 4 East. Continue as above.

Public Parking: Approximately one-quarter mile before reaching the Field House, make a left turn opposite tennis courts -- Green sign “Field House Parking” -- follow road and turn right at fork. Parking Lot “A” is one-quarter mile ahead on the left. Take stairs at front end of lot and proceed over railroad bridge to Whittemore Center.

Media Parking: After taking the 155A exit, proceed straight past the Field House, going through one set of lights. After the lights, take a left on to Edgewood Rd. Take a left into the New Hampshire Hall parking lot. Credentialed members of the media will be allowed close-in parking at New Hampshire Hall with a media pass obtained through the Athletic Media Relations Office.

2009-10 WILDCAT MEN’S HOCKEYROSTER INFORMATION

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Directions/Quick Facts

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THE UNIvERSITY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONS OFFICE welcomes members of the media covering the Wildcats during the 2009-10 season. The UNH hockey media guide was prepared by the University of New Hampshire Athletic Media Relations Office to assist the media in their coverage of UNH hockey and to provide pertinent information concerning the UNH hockey program. Requests for additional information, interviews and photographs should be directed to Tom Wilkins, Athletic Media Relations, Field House 151, 145 Main Street, Durham, NH 03824, (603) 862-0730, [email protected] The Athletic Media Relations Department at the University of New Hampshire consists of a Director, two Associate Directors and two full-time assistants. Tom Wilkins enters the third year of his second stint with the Wildcats. He served as a media relations assistant with UNH in 2003-04. Wilkins comes to UNH after serving as Director of Communications for America East. Prior to his work at America East, he served as Assistant Sports Infor-mation Director for two years at Quinnipiac University in Hamden, Conn. While there he served as the primary contact for the Bobcats’ men’s soccer, men’s basketball, baseball and golf teams. During his first stint with UNH, Wilkins worked as the primary contact for men’s soccer and men’s basketball and assisted with various other sports. A native of Pelham, N.H., Wilkins was a 2003 graduate of Assumption College in Worcester, Mass., cum laude with a Bachelor of Arts degree in communications and history. He also earned his master’s degree in Interactive Communication at Quinnipiac. He and his wife Julie reside in Hudson, N.H. The Director of Athletic Media Relations is Scott Stapin, a 1989 graduate of Northeastern. Stapin worked for six years as the assistant at Cornell University before joining the Wildcat program in the summer of 1996. Associate Director Doug Poole, Maureen Gavin and Eric Coplin complete the 09-10 staff in the Media Relations Department. The primary responsibility of the Athletic Media Relations Office is to promote the 20 varsity sports at UNH. Included in this responsibility is the coordination of relations with media members, the promotion of student-athletes for academic and athletic achievement awards, the production of recruiting and media guides and the maintenance of team and individual statistics and the athletic web site.

GAME CREDENTIALS: Only accredited members of the media covering games or working on feature stories will receive credentials for any game at the Whittemore Center or road contests. You must have a working function at the game to receive a credential. Requests should be made as far in advance as possible, but not less than 48 hours before the day of the game. Members of the media may pick up their credentials at the media table, located in the Whittemore Center lobby to the right of the ticket office, beginning approximately one and a half hours before game time. Credentials should be requested through Tom Wilkins, Men’s Hockey Media Relations. A valid form of identification is required in order to pick up media credentials. Press box seating is limited and will be assigned by the Athletic Media Relations Office on a first-come first-serve basis.

PHOTO AND FILM CREDENTIALS: All photo and game film credentials should be requested as early as possible. No photo credentials will be approved the day of the game. Photographers and film crews assume the responsibility for all risks.

RADIO: Visiting radio phone lines at the Whittemore Center are available through the UNH Athletic Media Relations Office. Space is available for up to two visiting radio stations and phone line are on a first-come, first-served basis. For additional information on reserving phone lines please contact Tom Wilkins at (603) 862-0730.

PRESS BOX GAME SERvICES: Pre-game notes and fact sheets, line charts, current statistics, media guides and programs will be available in the press box prior to the start of each UNH home game. Between period statistics and final game summaries will be provided to the media following the game. A press conference will be held approximately 10 minutes after the completion of the game. The visiting coach will be introduced first, followed by UNH. Dick Umile will attend the post-game press conference and Wildcat players are made available outside the locker room.

INTERvIEWS: All requests for player or coach interviews, either in person or via phone, will be arranged by the UNH Athletic Media Relations office and should be requested through Tom Wilkins at (603) 862-0730. During the season head coach Dick Umile and requested players will meet with the media once per week. It is the policy of the UNH media relations office that student athletes home/cell phone numbers not be released to the media and we ask they not be contacted at their homes or via email or facebook or similar technologies. Players and coaches will not be available for comment on game day until the post-game press conference. If a telephone interview is necessary, arrangements will be made for that student-athlete to make a collect call to that media member.

GAME NOTES AvAILABILITY: Game notes for the upcoming game or games will be available every Tuesday night for that weekend’s games. The game notes are also available in pdf format at http://www.unhwildcats.com.

NEW HAMPSHIRE ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONS: The UNH Athletic Media Relations Office is located on the main level of the Field House, in Room 151. The mailing address is Athletic Media Relations Office, University of New Hampshire, Field House, 145 Main St., Durham, NH, 03824.

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Newspapers/Wire ServicesAssociated PressP.O. Box 1296Concord, NH 03301(603) 224-3327(603) 226-0883 FAX

Boston Globe 135 Morrissey Blvd Boston, MA 02107 (617) 929-2860 (617) 929-2872 FAX

Boston Herald One Herald Square Boston, MA 02106John Connolly (617) 462-3005 (617) 542-1314 FAX

Concord MonitorP.O. Box 1177 Concord, NH 03302-1177Dave D’Onofrio (603) 224-5301 (603) 224-8120 FAX

Foster’s Daily Democrat333 Central Ave.Dover, NH 03820Al Pike(603) 742-4455 Ext. 5514(603) 749-7079 FAX

Keene Sentinel60 West St. Keene, NH 03431(603) 352-1234(603) 352-0437 FAX

Laconia Citizen171 Fair St.Laconia, NH 03246(603) 524-3800(603) 527-3593 FAX

New Hampshire Union LeaderP.O. Box 9555Manchester, NH 03105Allen Lessels(603) 668-4321(603) 668-0382 FAX

Nashua Telegraph P.O. Box 1008Nashua, NH 03061 (603) 594-6467 (603) 882-2681 FAX

New England Hockey Journal110 West Squantum St. Quincy, MA 02171(617) 773-9955(617) 773-6688 FAX

The New HampshireMemorial Union BuildingDurham, NH 03824(603) 862-1490(603) 862-3952 FAX

Portsmouth Herald 111 New Hampshire Ave. Portsmouth, NH 03801Mike Zhe(603) 436-1800 Ext. 2222(603) 433-5760 FAX

Radio WGIR-AM 610 **(FLAGSHIP)Manchester, N.H.(603) 623-6397

WGIN-AM 930** (FLAGSHIP)Dover, N.H.

WQSO-FM 96.7** (FLAGSHIP)Portsmouth, N.H.

UNH Sports NetworkBroadcast Schedule

In the summer of 1999, the University of New Hampshire Athletic Department formed the “UNH Sports Network” — the larg-est network ever to broadcast UNH sporting events. Wildcats Sports Properties has added WGIN-AM 930 (Rochester) and WQSO-FM 96.7 (Portsmouth) as flagship stations on the Wildcat Sports Network, joining WGIR-AM 610 (Manchester), which was added in 2008. All three stations are part of the Clear Channel family and this change will go into effect at the beginning of the 2009-10 season. These three aforementioned stations -- along with WUVR-AM 1490 (Lebanon), WNTK-FM 99.7 (New London) and WCNL-AM 1010 (Newport) -- will carry the following: all UNH football & men’s hockey broadcasts and weekly coaches’ shows, a select number of men’s basketball, women’s basketball, and women’s hockey broad-casts, as well as “Wildcat Sports Today”, a three-minute daily update concerning UNH athletics. The game can also be heard on the internet at www.UNHWildcats.com through a service from Stretch Internet. Stretch has also partnered with UNH to develop a podcast page for UNH fans to listen to archived broadcasts. Dan Parkhurst will be handling the play-by-play for the third straight season, while Pete Webster will once again be doing the color commentating. Webster has been announcing Wildcat hockey for 16 years since the 1993-94 season.

Wildcat Sports Network

Date Opponent TimeOct. 3 Acadia (Exhibition) 6:30 PM Oct. 10 at Rensselaer 6:30 PM Oct. 16 Miami (Ohio) 6:30 PM Oct. 17 Miami (Ohio) 6:30 PM Oct. 23 Northeastern 6:30 PM Oct. 24 Maine 6:30 PM Oct. 30 at Wisconsin 7:30 PM Oct. 31 at Wisconsin 7:30 PM Nov. 6 Boston College 6:30 PM Nov. 8 at Mass.-Lowell 6:30 PM Nov. 13 at Massachusetts 6:30 PM Nov. 14 at Massachusetts 6:30 PM Nov. 20 Boston U. 6:30 PM Nov. 21 at Boston U. 6:30 PM Nov. 28 at Merrimack 3:30 PM Dec. 4 Mass.-Lowell 6:30 PM Dec. 6 at Vermont 3:30 PM Dec. 11 at Providence 6:30 PM Jan. 3 Cornell 3:30 PM Jan. 8 Mass.-Lowell 6:30 PM Jan. 9 Massachusetts 6:30 PM Jan. 16 vs. Dartmouth @ Manchester, NH 6:30 PM Jan. 22 at Providence 6:30 PM Jan. 23 at Boston U. 6:30 PM Jan. 29 at Merrimack 6:30 PM Jan. 30 Merrimack 6:30 PM Feb. 5 at Maine 6:30 PM Feb. 6 at Maine 6:30 PM Feb. 12 Providence 6:30 PM Feb. 19 Vermont 7:00 PM Feb. 20 Vermont 6:30 PM Feb. 26 at Northeastern 6:30 PM Feb. 27 Northeastern 7:00 PM Mar. 5 Boston College 7:00 PM Mar. 6 at Boston College 6:30 PM

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The Coach’s Show featuring UNH men’s hockey head coach Dick Umile and hosted by Mike Murphy begins its 10th season in 2009-10. The Coach’s Show is broadcast Mondays on the Wildcat Sports Network from various locations around the seacoast and features Coach Umile, as well as a student-athlete from the men’s ice hockey team. In front of a live audience, Murphy and his guests talk about the latest news and notes regarding UNH hockey.

THE DICK UMILE WEEKLY RADIO SHOW

Wildcat Media Outlets/radioWUVR-AM 1490**Lebanon, N.H.

WNTK-FM 99.7**New London, N.H.

WCNL-AM 1010** Newport, N.H.

WTSN-AM 1270Dover, N.H. Andy Schachat(603) 742-1270

WUNH-FMDurham, N.H.(603) 862-2541

TelevisionESPNU

New England Sports Network70 Brookline Ave.Boston, MA 02215(617) 536-9233

WMUR-TV (ABC, Channel 9)P.O. Box 9Manchester, NH 03015Jamie Staton (Sports Director)Jason King(603) 641-9007

** Wildcat Sports Radio Network

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DATE GAME CHANNEL

NOV. 8 AT UMASS-LOWELL ESPNU

DEC. 6 AT VERMONT ESPNU

JAN. 3 CORNELL ESPNU

FEB. 19 VERMONT NESN

MARCH 5 BOSTON COLLEGE NESN

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UNH Sports NetworkBroadcast Schedule

Complete Wildcat TVBroadcast Schedule

UNHWILDCATS.TV UNH and Pack Network have once again partnered to provide online video streaming of UNH’s seven ticketed sports for the upcoming 2009-10 sea-son with UNHwildcats.TV. Wildcat fans are encouraged to buy the “Wildcat All-Access Pass” which is an annual subscription for $79.95 that provides not only all the live coverage of UNH home athletic events, but also premium content not available to view

without the All-Access Pass. The premium content includes a behind the scenes look at UNH athletics through player and coaches interviews, highlights, podcasts, select post-game interviews and an in-depth archive section of all video available on UNHwildcats.TV. Fans can also purchase home events on a per game basis of $6.95.

During the 2007-08 season, Dick Umile appeared on NESN dur-ing a Boston Bruins intermission report. Umile was helping to promote the Hockey East on NESN. Left to Right: Kathryn Tappen, Rick Middleton and Dick Umile

Jerry Pollastrone (right) chats live on air with UNH radio analyst Pete Webster (left) after his first career hat trick lifted the Wildcats to the 2008 Hockey East quarterfinals.

Over 100 media outlets requested credentials for the 2009 NCAA Northeast Re-gional in Manchester, N.H. and the ESPN Network broadcasted all three games live throughout the weekend.Left to Right: Peter LeBlanc, Thomas Fortney, Dick Umile

Televison Information

Thomas Fortney’s goal against North Dakota with 0.1 seconds remaining in regulation was ESPN’s #1 play for March 28, 2009. The Wildcats went on to win that NCAA Northeast Regional game, 6-5, in overtime.

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History As one of the most prestigious institutions in the Northeast, the Univer-sity of New Hampshire has always been recognized as a leader in education and research, spanning all fields of study and uniting them through inter-disciplinary programs, labs, farms, theatres, research centers, and libraries. Founded in 1866 as the New Hampshire College of Agriculture and Me-chanical Arts, UNH was among the early state institutions of higher education whose formation was made possible by federal government land grants. The purpose for the grants was to establish colleges that would serve the sons and daughters of farming and laboring families.

New Hampshire Col- lege was originally situated in Hanover, N.H. Here it was in connection with Dartmouth College before moving to Durham in 1893 after Benjamin Thompson bequeathed land and money to further the develop-ment of the college. The state legislature then granted its new charter as the University of New Hampshire in 1923. The University hosts nearly 550 international students from more than 40 countries and boasts a population of students from 49 states. Along with over 100 majors offered, UNH encompasses seven schools and colleges that undergraduates can choose from: the College of Liberal Arts, College of Engineering and Physical Sciences, School of Health and Human Services, College of Life Sciences and Agricultures, Whittemore School of Business and Economics, and the Thompson School of Applied Science. And at the very heart of the University’s undergraduate stud-ies is the General Education Program. The GEP is a core program with a breadth of academic subjects that aims to acquaint the student with some of the major modes of thought necessary to understand oneself, others, society, and the world. The University prides itself as being a top 10 entrepreneurial campus (Forbes.com and The Princeton Review) and is among the top 30 uni-versities nationally in science research funding from NASA. UNH is home to the NASA-recognized Space Science Center; the Institute for Study for Earth, Oceans and Space; and the Institute of Marine Science and Engineering. The English program is staffed by an

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The intercollegiate athletics program also plays an important role by enhancing the quality of life for the University and statewide community by being a source of pride and identification with the University while always maintain-ing high standards of academic scholarship and integrity.

To fulfill its mission, the intercollegiate program must:

1. Provide student-athletes every opportunity to meet academic and athletic demands with the goal of graduating every student-athlete.2. Provide resources necessary to field competitive teams with league affiliations, and to gain regional and national recognition.3. Provide equitable opportunities for all intercollegiate athletics by the active recruitment of minority athletes, and provide equitable opportunities

for all women student-athletes commensurate with that of their male counterparts.4. Provide excellent facilities for all athletes to train, practice and play.5. Conduct all operations within state and federal law, University policies, rules of the NCAA, and athletics conferences in which the University com-

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inspiring faculty of winners of the Pulitzer Prize, the National Book Award, the MacArthur Fellowship, the Edgar Allen Poe Award and the Young Poets Award. In addition, the Whittemore School of Business and Economics, established in 1962, was recently selected second among all business schools in a nationwide pool of business school deans. UNH also graduates students who attend top-notch graduate schools, including Law School at Harvard and Cornell, Engineering at Stanford, and Medical school at Dartmouth, John Hopkins, and Harvard.Campus In the last few years, several of the athletic facilities have received major upgrades and improvements. In September of 2001, the University completed a new $2.15 million track and field facility. The Jerry Azumah Performance Center, a strength and condi-tioning facility located in the UNH Field House, was dedicated on July 8, 2003. UNH athletics has also added three outdoor artificial fields, Memorial Field, Bremner Field and Cowell Stadium. Lundholm Gymnasium has received some major overhauls, including a new playing surface, new lights, a new sound system, scoreboard and a brand new bleacher system in the summer of 2007. Most recently, UNH completed a renovation of the Paul Sweet Oval indoor track complete with a new state-of-the-art surface, improved lighting and an overall facelift. In addition to the incredible improvements of its athletic facilities, the University has upgraded and renovated a large part of its academic campus as well. Most recently, Thompson Hall, one of the standing historical landmarks of the University, has been beautifully refurbished and restored. The University also completed a $52 million renovation of Kinsbury Hall, adding 6,000 square feet of student project space for students in the College of Engineering and Physical Sciences, as well as a $4.5 revamp of Hewitt Hall to expand the School of Health and Human Services. In addition, the new 120,000 square foot Biological Sciences Building, Rudman Hall and the Spaulding Life Sciences Renovation project now provide state-of-the-art teaching and researching laboratories. The University also spent $15 million to complete Morse Hall, a new science and engineering building as well as $8.2 million to modernize the Memorial Union Building. This revision to the existing student union building consisted of several upgrades including top kitchen and dining facilities, two theaters, student mail-boxes, lounges and meeting rooms, as well as additional retail spaces such as the University Bookstore. The University has also completed construction of the new dining facility on Main Street, Holloway Commons, as well as the renovation of the Dimond Library. In November of 1995, construction of the $27 million Recreation and Sport Complex reached completion. The new Whittemore Center includes a state-of-the-art 6,500 to 7,500 seat arena for hockey, concerts and convocations, as well as a new three-level recreational sports facility within the structure which had housed the old Snively Arena. Combining the atmosphere of a small New England liberal arts college with the resources and opportunities of a major research university, the University of New Hampshire is a place where all students can find or create their own niche and suc-ceed. While the University offers an extremely broad academic base with an inspiring faculty, it also provides students with thousands of opportunities to get involved, either through athletics, campus recreation, student life, or research. The University is a dynamic community that not only challenges its members academically but also expands their understanding and appreciation of cultural diversity and leads to incredible growth as students, faculty, staff, and as a community.

Distinguished AlumniJerry Azumah ‘99

Former NFL Pro Bowler, Chicago Bears

David Ball ’07CFL Player, Hamilton Tiger-Cats

Susan Blanchard Ryan ’89Star of movie “Open Water”

Andy Brickley ’82Former NHL Player & Current

Analyst, Boston Bruins (NESN)

Karyn Bye ’941998 Olympic Gold, Ice Hockey

Marcy Carsey ’66Producer, Cosby Show &

That 70’s Show

Ty Conklin ’01NHL Player, St. Louis Blues

Gary DeStefano ’78President, Nike Team Sports

Jack Edwards ’79Announcer, Boston Bruins

(NESN)

Carlton Fisk ’69Hall of Fame Baseball Player

Corey Graham ’07NFL Player, Chicago Bears

John Irving ’65Author, “Cider House Rules”

Natalie Jacobson ’65Former News Anchor, Boston TV

Jason Krog, ‘99NHL Player, Atlanta Thrashers

Kathryn Kross ’82Producer, “ABC Nightline”

Richard Linnehan ’80NASA Astronaut

Jackie MacMullan ’82Journalist, ESPN & ESPN.com

Mike Minnigan ’78 Vice President, AOL

Mark Mowers, ‘98Former NHL Player, Boston Bruins

Ron Noble ’79Secretary General, Interpol

Mike O’Malley ’92Actor, “Yes, Dear”

Peter Paul ’67Owner, Paul Financial &

Peter Paul Wines

Ricky Santos ’07CFL Player, Montreal Alouettes

Robert Towse ’63Senior Partner, Morgan Stanley

Barbara Walsh ’81Pulitzer-prize winner,Portland Press Herald

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D r. M a r k H u d d l e s t o n - P r e s i d e n t Dr. Mark W. Huddleston is the 19th president of the University of New Hampshire. He brings three decades of experience in public and pri-vate higher education as a faculty member, dean, and senior administra-tor, most recently as president of Ohio Wesleyan University. His term at UNH commenced in July 2007. Huddleston began his academic career at the State University of New York-Buffalo in 1977 as an assistant professor of political science. He then joined the faculty of the University of Delaware in 1980, where he remained for the next 24 years. Dr. Huddleston chaired the Department of Political Science and Internation-al Relations and served as associate

provost for international programs. He was named dean of the College of Arts and Sciences in 2001, where he managed 45 academic departments and centers with nearly 900 fulltime faculty and staff, and served in that capacity until he was named president of Ohio Wesleyan University in 2004. Having received his bachelor’s de-gree in political science from SUNY-Buffalo, Hud-dleston went on to receive both a master’s degree and Ph.D. in political science from the University of Wisconsin–Madison. An author of numerous books and articles, he has been active as a consultant for both the U.S. government and international organizations. He also served as an advisor in Bosnia on rebuilding financial and administrative infra-structures after the Dayton accords. Huddleston was raised in Syracuse and spent 24 years at the University of Delaware in various capacities. For UNH he says, the best years are yet to come—and he is happy that he will be a part of that.

“I like to think I’m a really accessible guy. I see students on a regular basis when I’m wandering around campus,” Huddleston says, acknowledging that, with 12,000 more students at UNH than at Ohio Wesleyan, it will be a different experience but not one he wants to disappear. “If I had wanted to be a CEO of a large compa-ny, tucked away in an office somewhere, I would have done that,” he says. “I think people here really want a president that they see and feel is a part of the fabric of UNH. That’s very appealing to me.” Huddleston and his wife, Emma Bricker, have three children, Andy, Kate, and Giles.



Jean MitchellFacilities Manager

Yvette AugerAdministrative Assistant

Nancy BrownAdministrative Assistant

John CianiAssociate Director of

Strength & Conditioning

Merry Jennison Administrative Assistant to the Athletic Director

Carrie KimballAssistant Athletic Director

for Event Management

Don WordenEquipment Manager

Doug PooleAssociate Directorof Media Relations

Scott StapinDirector of

Media Relations

Nicole AyerTicket Manager

Melanie BrownAdministrative Assistant

Nick DrinkerAthletic Fundraising

Jon DanaDirector of Sports Medicine

Steve MetcalfSr. Associate Athletic Director

for Internal Operations

Joanne MaldariAssistant Athletic Director

for Academic Support

Dot SheehanSr. Associate Athletic Director

for External Relations

Liz McAllisterAdministrative Assistant

Amber RadzevichAssistant Athletic Director for Marketing and Comm.

Ron LavoieAthletic Facilities

Supervisor

Amy SheehanAdministrative Assistant

Athletic Fundraising

Paul ChapmanDirector of

Strength & Conditioning

Glenn RiefenstahlAthletic Trainer

Cindy MichaudAthletic Trainer

Neal LavoieEquipment Staff

Pat MadsenSr. Associate Athletic Director for Finance

Aaron BaileyEquipment Staff

Renee KleszczynskiAthletic Trainer

Brenda MullaneyAthletic Fundraising

Cathy LeachAcademic Support

Tom WilkinsAssociate Director of Media Relations

Jeff TagliaferroWildcat Sports Properties

Jenna KubeschWildcat Sports Properties

Dan SedoryAthletic Training

Education Coordinator

Marty ScaranoAthletic Director

Cathy CoakleyCoordinator of Student-

Athlete Development

Maureen GavinMedia Relations Assistant

Carrie DoyleSr. Associate Athletic

Director for Compliance/SWA

Eric CoplinMedia Relations Assistant

Brittany SullivanGroup Sales Coordinator

Stephen HardyFaculty AthleticRepresentative

Donna BrownellAssistant Business

Director

Travis DeMarEvents Coordinator

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Marty Scarano is in the midst of his 10th year as Director of Athletics at the University of New Hampshire. During his tenure, Scarano has heightened national exposure for UNH athletics with facility renovations and programmatic advancement being top priorities. There have been over $8.5 million in capitol improvements since his hiring in the summer of 2000. In the fall of 2008, the Paul Sweet Oval renovation was completed to include new surfaces, lighting, painting, infrastructure upgrades and the replacement of windows that existed in the origi-nal architecture. The total cost of the project exceeded $500,000. In the summer of 2007, the Cowell Stadium grass field was replaced with a $1 million Field Turf synthetic surface. Additionally in 2007, a complete renovation of Lundholm Gymnasium was undertaken. The $600,000 renovation included a new state-of-the-art bleacher system, new scoreboards, competition baskets and other aesthetic enhancements. Scarano brought about the completion of the $2.15 million Reggie Atkins Track and Field Facility in the summer of 2000. The addition of a center-ice scoreboard and message board at the Whittemore Center was completed in 2001. In 2002, UNH athletics renovated Memorial Field along with the Bigglestone Plaza and Bremner Field on the former Upper Field. The two fields, which feature state-of-the-art synthetic turf and lighting, were built at a cost of $1.5 million apiece. In addition, con-struction was completed to enlarge and improve the women’s locker rooms in the UNH Field House. Two other major improvements to benefit UNH’s student-athletes have been the renovation of the

Jerry Azumah Performance Center for Strength and Conditioning, which features state-of-the-art strength and conditioning equipment, new offices and design, and a complete overhaul of the Student-Athlete Academic Center. Scarano and the University are also in the midst of the planning and fundraising for a multi-purpose outdoor facility. Scarano has focused on moving UNH athletics into the collegiate national arena. To accomplish that goal, UNH has taken on the task of hosting major NCAA championships. The Wildcat athletic department was host of highly-successful NCAA Men’s Ice Hockey Northeast Regionals at the Verizon Wireless Arena (Manchester, N.H.) in 2004, 2007, 2009, and Manchester will once again be the site of the Northeast Regionals in 2011. UNH has had the opportunity to host two NCAA Women’s Ice Hockey Frozen Fours in the Whittemore Center in 2002 and 2005. In addition, UNH successfully hosted the 2007 NCAA Skiing Championships in Washington Valley, as well as the 2005 NCAA Women’s Gymnastics Northeast Regional, which took place at the Whittemore Center. This past season, men’s and women’s ice hockey, football, the men’s and women’s ski teams and gymnastics, as well as members of men’s and women’s cross country and men’s and women’s outdoor track and field teams, all competed in the NCAA postseason. With all of these initiatives and accomplishments, UNH athletics has consistently been ranked in the top 90 programs among all Division I institutions in the battle for the NACDA Directors Cup, which is well ahead of nearly all of UNH’s conference opponents. Scarano’s many accomplishments during his tenure have played a key role in UNH being named one of the Top 20 Athletic Departments in the Country in U.S. News and World Report college athletics rankings in March 2002. UNH’s graduation rate for athletes has maintained levels at or exceeding 90 percent, which puts it among the nation’s best in Division I. The men’s ice hockey team won the regular season Hockey East title in 2002, 2003, 2007 and 2008, and then advanced to the NCAA Frozen Four in 2002 and 2003. The Wildcat women’s hockey team won the Hockey East Tournament Championship for the fourth straight season in 2009, which also included Frozen Four appearances in 2006 and 2008. The women’s gymnastics team won its first-ever EAGL title in 2003, when the event was hosted at the Whitt. The volleyball team won an America East crown in 2002 and 2003 and went on to the NCAA tournament in those same seasons. The field hockey team made the NCAA’s in 2000, while women’s lacrosse made “The Big Dance” in 2004 and again in 2008. UNH football returned to national prominence and was ranked No. 1 in the nation for parts of three seasons from 2005-07, and made it to the NCAA FCS playoffs the last five years, including the quarterfinals for three consecutive seasons. Additionally, 17 coaches have won 54 Coach of the Year awards during Scarano’s tenure. In 2007, Scarano was named the All-American Football Foundation Athletic Director of the Year for FCS football in the Northeast region. Scarano was also awarded the National Association of College Directors of Athletics (NACDA) AD of the Year for the FCS. Scarano also been an active member in the leadership of UNH’s three major confer-ences and was the chair of the executive committees for Atlantic 10 football, Hockey East and America East from 2003 to 2007. He also served as chair of the NCAA Division I Men’s Ice Hockey Committee in 2005-2006 and 2006-07. Scarano held the position of Athletics Director at Colorado College from July 1996 through June 2000. The college’s athletic program excelled both in and out of the classroom under his supervision and six different athletic facilities received renovations, including the Schlessman Pool, Washburn Field, the Carle Weight Room and a new press box at Stewart Field. During his tenure, Colorado College was ranked among the top 20 Division III pro-grams in the Sears Cup national standings and produced several All-Americans, all-academic award winners and NCAA post-graduate scholarship recipients. During Scarano’s tenure at Colorado College, the men’s ice hockey team became a regular at the NCAA men’s ice hockey championships. Prior to his stay in Colorado Springs, Scarano worked for 13 years at Colgate University, where he served as assistant director of athletics, director of physical education, associate director, and senior associate director. Scarano, a native of Pittsburgh, Pa., is a 1978 graduate of Penn State University, where he started his athletic career as assistant ticket manager and the athletics events manager from 1980-83. Scarano holds a Master’s Degree in Environmental History from Colgate. He and his wife, Cydney, have two daughters, Lynden, a student at UNH, and Corey, and a son, Kyle.

Marty Scarano - Director of Athletics

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The University of New Hampshire is dedicated to enhanc-ing the student-athlete’s ability to achieve academic excellence. Realizing the time commitment the athletes give to the school, the University administers a comprehensive program of academic support services that is available to all student-athletes. Serving as Assistant Athletic Director for Academic Services is Joanne Maldari, a 1990 graduate of the College of Holy Cross. Maldari holds a B.A. in Psychology-Premedical and went on to earn her Master’s degree in Counseling from Springfield College in 1993. Assisting her with her duties and with student-athlete tutoring are Cathy Leach and Amy Gosztyla. Maldari has a wealth of experience in academic counseling. While working on her Master’s degree, Maldari served as an academic counselor for the Central Connecticut State University soccer team and the Springfield College football team. Maldari also provided psychological assistance to injured athletes and advised trainers regarding client’s psychological adjustment to injury while serving as an athletic counselor for the Springfield College training room. Joanne and her husband Paolo, have two boys – Francesco (7) and Domenic (5).

JOANNE MALDARIASSISTANT ATHLETIC DIRECTOR FOR ACADEMIC SERVICES

CATHY LEACH

Cathy Leach begins her seventh season working with Maldari in Academic Support since joining the staff in 2003. Leach was also added as an assistant in the compliance de-partment in 2004 and assists Carrie Doyle with the day-to-day operations meeting NCAA compliance and certification. Leach returned to UNH athletics in 2001 as the tutoring coordinator for two years. Prior to her time in academic support, Leach worked in the UNH admissions office for 11 years. She also served as the interim women’s Athletic Director for one year (1989-1990). She also worked in the Wildcat Sports Information Office for three years beginning in 1985, marking her first job on UNH’s campus. Leach is a graduate of Springfield College with a degree in English/Sports Journalism. Leach, a native of Hanover, N.H., is married to Dave Leach and they have daughter Taryn (11).

DR. STEPHEN HARDYFacult y Athletics Representative

Hockey East All-Academic TeamJim Abbott ...................................................2003Greg Blow .....................................................1993Christian Bragnalo .....................................1998David Busch+ ...........1999, 2000, 2001, 2002Bobby Butler ................................... 2009Matt Campanale ............................. 2008Eddie Caron ..................................... 2002, 2004Tim Collins ........................................ 2000, 2002Bob Chebator .................................. 1993, 1994Matt DiGirolamo ............................. 2009Danny Dries .................................................2008Dan Enders ....................................... 1997, 2000Patrick Foley ................................................2004Brad Flaishans+ .......2005, 2006, 2007, 2008Joe Flanagan ...............................................1992Eric Flinton ....................................... 1994, 1995Thomas Fortney ......2006, 2007, 2008, 2009Stuart Fricke ................................................2008Todd Hall ........................................... 1995, 1996Jeff Haydar ...................................................2001Matt Hoppe .......................... 2001,2003, 2004Mark Johnson .............................................1990Damon Kipp .................................... 2009Nick Krates ...................................... 2009Jason Krog+ ..............1996, 1997, 1998, 1999Brian Larochelle ............................. 1996, 1997Jeff Lenz ............................................ 1993, 1995Mike Lubesnick...........................................2004Bruce MacDonald ......................................1991Kirk Manke ....................................... 2006, 2007Greg Manz ............................. 2008, 2009Mike McCready ...........................................1993James McInerny .........................................1992Savo Mitrovic ..............................................1989Steve Moses .................................... 2009Mark Mowers .................................. 1995, 1997Chad Onufrechuk+ 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999Nick Poole ....................................................1993Dan Prachar .................................................1989Kevin Regan ..........................2005, 2006, 2007Scott Robinson ...........................................1993Kent Schmidtke ...................1993, 1994, 1995Tim Shields ...................................................1989Mike Sullivan ................................... 1995, 1996Craig Switzer ...............................................2007Tyson Teplitsky ............................... 2004, 2005Alan Thompson .......2006, 2007, 2008, 2009Matt Trenovich ............................................1991+ notes “Distinguished Scholar-Athlete”

CATHY COAKLEYSTUDENT-ATHLETE DEVELOPMENT

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Glenn Riefenstahl begins his 21st season as the Head Men’s Ice Hockey Athletic Trainer since he started in the 1988-1989 season. Riefenstahl graduated from Keene State College in 1987 with a major in Physical

Education, with an emphasis in Athletic Training. In this role, Riefenstahl is directly involved in all aspects of the team’s ath-letic injuries and corresponding care. This includes emergency injury management, referral (as needed) to a physician, preven-tion and injury rehabilitation. After college, Riefenstahl worked for a year as the assistant athletic trainer at Natick (MA) High School. Jon Dana, Director of Sports Medicine, Rebecca Pociask, Renee Kleszczynski, Cindy Michaud, Barbara Hemphill, Dan Sedory, and student athletic trainers join Riefenstahl on the Athletic Training staff. They will assist Riefenstahl in the day-to-day care of the athletes, which includes practices and game days. Riefenstahl also works with men’s soccer and is responsible for

all inventory, purchasing and maintenance to the Athletic Training department equipment. In addition, Drs. Robert Harrington, Kevin Dugas and Jay Gooze work directly with the University of New Hampshire men’s ice hockey team in providing medical coverage to the men’s hockey program. The University of New Hampshire has two athletic training rooms in use, one in the Whittemore Center Arena, which is available for Wildcat hockey, field hockey, and lacrosse players. The other is the headquarters of UNH Athletic Training located in the Field House, which is where the remainder of the varsity athletic population is cared for. Riefenstahl and his wife Amy reside in Somersworth, N.H.

Yvette Auger will begin her 14th year on the UNH hockey staff as the administrative assistant. Auger provides administrative support to both the men’s and women’s hockey pro-grams and is responsible for all facets of the day-to-day operation of the UNH hockey office. A New Hampshire native, Auger graduated from Pierce College (Concord, N.H.) with a business degree in 1970, worked at UNH for a year and then at Arizona State University until 1979. Auger and husband Rod have three children, Janine, Paul and Kathryn.

GLENN RIEFENSTAHLMEN’S HOCKEY HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER

YVETTE AUGERMEN’S HOCKEY ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

Tom Wilkins enters the third year of his second stint with the Wildcats. He served as a media relations assistant with UNH in 2003-04. Wilkins comes to UNH after serving as Director of Communications for America East. Prior to his work at America East, he served as Assistant Sports Information Director for two years at Quinnipiac University in Hamden, Conn. While there he served as the primary contact for the Bobcats’ men’s soccer, men’s basketball, baseball and golf teams. During his first stint with UNH, Wilkins worked as the primary contact for men’s soccer and men’s basketball and assisted with various other sports. A native of Pelham, N.H., Wilkins was a 2003 graduate of Assumption College in Worcester, Mass., cum laude with a bachelor of arts degree in communications and history. He recently earned his master’s degree in Interactive Communication at Quinnipiac. He and his wife Julie reside in Hudson, N.H.

TOM WILKINSMEN’S HOCKEY MEDIA RELATIONS

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Paul Chapman enters his eighth year as the Director of Strength and Conditioning for the hockey program. He is a 1990 graduate of Dickinson State University in North Dakota with a B.S. degree in Biology. Chapman was also a three time all-American football player and was inducted into the DSU hall of fame for his efforts. He played professional football in the CFL for several years before earning a M.S. in Exercise Science from the University of North Dakota in 1994. Prior to UNH, he had been the director of strength and conditioning at the University of North Dakota. During his stint with the Fighting Sioux, he worked with the football team that was the Division II national champion in 2001, the men’s ice hockey team won a Division I national title in 2000 and 1997 and the women’s basketball team was the Division II national champion in 1997, 1998 & 1999. Chapman has numerous certifications and is one of 50 Master Strength and Conditioning Coaches in the country.

The UNH hockey team has a commitment to Strength and Conditioning that is second to none. The two basic goals of Strength and Conditioning are injury prevention and performance enhancement. The first goal, injury prevention, revolves around reducing the likelihood of the athlete getting injured during games or practice by training the athlete as a unit and pinpointing weaknesses in the player that need to be strengthened. The second goal, performance enhancement, centers on making the athlete a better athlete. This is done by educating the athlete on a wide range of training from Olympic-style weightlifting to teaching the athlete how to move more efficiently while running or during an agil-ity drill. The Strength & Conditioning program plays a vital

role in the success of UNH hockey. The athletes train virtually year-round in order to perform at their highest level throughout the regular season. The UNH hockey Strength & Conditioning program is a comprehensive train-ing program that involves Olympic-style weightlifting, traditional strength training, plyometrics, agility/quickness training and sport-specific conditioning. A training year is broken down into four seasons or phases: post-season, off-season, pre-season and in-season. The post-season period begins as soon as the season has been completed. This period is used to rehabilitate injuries and to begin the process of developing a solid base on which the athlete can build upon during the off-season. The off-season begins in May and goes through July, the athletes will train five days a week; four lifting sessions and two conditioning sessions. The pre-season, August through September, typically involves five training sessions, three lifts and two conditioning sessions. During the in-season period, training is reduced to two lifting sessions per week, which are scheduled around the team’s practice and game schedules.

PAUL CHAPMAN

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As a starting tailback at the University of New Hampshire, Jer-ry Azumah ‘99 earned a reputation as an unstoppable record-breaker. By the time he graduated from the university and joined the Chi-cago Bears as a fifth-round draft pick, he had already smashed four NCAA Division I-AA career records and been awarded the Walter Payton Award for his outstanding achievement as the nation’s top offensive player. At the age of 25, he did it again. With a gift to fund the Jerry Azumah Athletic Perfor-

mance Center, he was the youngest UNH alum on record to give a gift of more than $100,000 to his alma mater. The gift provided funding for the renovation and complete overhaul, including state-of-the-art equipment of the University’s strength and conditioning facility located in the UNH Field House. “His National Football League profile will tell you that Jerry Azumah was 5-11, weighed 195, and played defensive corner-back with the Chicago Bears,” said Marty Scarano, University of New Hampshire athletic director. “What those statistics miss is the size of Jerry Azumah’s heart. We are so proud to have Jerry’s name affiliated with the University of New Hampshire. Jerry was a leader while attending UNH and continues to set a great example as a graduate. “ Azumah is the son of Theophilius and Bertha Azumah, natives of Ghana, who now live in Worcester, Mass. He came to UNH in 1995 as a freshman, majored in sociology, and minored in justice studies. “My scholarship at UNH allowed me to pursue my interests in the classroom, build a successful college football career and changed my life on every level,” says Azumah. “I’m pleased to be able to make a major contribution to my university and to bring new op-portunities to today’s student athletes.” During his four years at UNH, Azumah was an All-American tailback and has been referred to as a player who comes along

once in a coach’s lifetime by Coach Bill Bowes. He holds numerous University records, including the record for touchdowns rushing (60) and touch-downs overall (69), and Division 1-AA records for rushing yards (6,193), all purpose yards (8,376) and points scored (424). He has had the six best and eight of the top ten UNH rushing games ever and holds the all-time Division 1-AA rushing record of 6,193 yards. At that time, he was the only runner in Division 1-AA history to have four 1,000-yard sea-sons. Azumah is one of the only players in the history of the NFL to make the transition from playing an offensive position to being a starting cornerback on the defensive side of the football. In 2003 he became the only Wildcat to ever play in the Pro Bowl, where he excelled as a return specialist. He was a full-time starter at cornerback from 2001 through 2005 and made significant contributions on defense. Azumah holds the dis-tinction of being the last Chicago Bear to score a touchdown at Soldier Field when he intercepted

Donovan McNabb in a divisional playoff game vs. the Philadelphia Eagles and ran 39 yards for a touchdown on Jan.19, 2002. The play gave the Bears a 14-13 lead in the third quarter. Azumah announced his retirement from NFL football in 2006 due to injuries, but he continues to keep in touch with his alma mater and is always look-ing for new ways he can help the University, the ath-letic department and the Wildcat fooball program.

Jerry AzumAh ‘99

The Jerry Azumah Athletic Performance Center features state-of-the-art strength and conditioning equipment provided for through the generous gift of Azumah.

The 4,000 square-foot facility features:

• 5,000 pounds of Olympic Weights • 12 Hammer Strength Machines• 7,000 pounds of Iron Grip Dumbells • 8 Reverse Hypers/Glutham Machines• 14 Powerlift Platform Stations • 15,000 pounds of Iron Grip Weights• 5 Adjustable Benches • 2 Pilar Systems

Jerry Azumah Performance center



It all began over 30 years ago in the old Snively Arena. A small group of fans would gather following the games to socialize about the UNH hockey team, mingle with the players and parents waiting outside the locker room and enjoy one another’s company before heading home for the evening. Talk in the early days turned to the scoreboard in Snively Arena and the lack of a count-down penalty clock. Fans in the corners would take turns running out to see the time on the clock and call back to their friends with a quick calculation of how much time remained on the penalty. A UNH hockey booster club was soon born. The loyal group of fans that gathered after games to socialize began a fundraising drive to purchase a new scoreboard with clocks to time the penalties. Membership in the group was set at $5.00. Two tiny tables were setup at each end of the bleachers where UNH hockey hats and shirts were sold. The first UNH hockey yearbooks were produced by selling ads to local retailers. Enough money was finally raised and Sniv-ely Arena got new scoreboards.

As the magnitude and the costs of keeping UNH hockey on pace with other hockey programs around the country grew, so did the Friends. Support was provided to outfit a new weight room, renovate and enhance the locker room facilities, purchase new skate sharpeners and provides

other needed equipment. Later, a five-year commit-ment was made by the Friends in a partnership with the University to outfit Snively Arena with new boards and glass surrounding Batchelder Rink. As the fundraising needs increased, new membership levels were cre-ated and the tiny souvenir stands with hats and shirts expanded to include a range of UNH hockey

memorabilia. A concession stand was added. The 50/50 raffle was started. A small group of fans and volun-teers had become a significant and dedicated fundraising group and an integral part of the success of the UNH hockey program. The mission of the Friends of UNH Hockey is to promote, support and enhance the UNH hockey program. The goal may be fundraising, but the Friends are really about family and fun. The membership sea-son kicks off in late September with the annual Face-Off-Feed and Chicken Barbecue. This event is an op-portunity to renew old friendships from seasons past, catch up with returning players, meet the new team members and get ready for hockey after a long summer. For members of the Coaches Club, the first of several functions begins a few weeks later with a season preview and pre-game report before the first home game. Special Coaches Club functions continue through the season and have included tailgating with the Head Coach at a football game, pre-game meals with the coaches and team, mid-season reviews, playoff previews, and special presentations that included coach Charlie Holt’s U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame video presentation.

With roots as a social organization, the general membership is in-vited to post-game functions held at various times during the season in the Whittemore Center Sky Box Lounge. Refreshment are provided at these members-only events and kids can take advantage of this opportunity to meet their favorite player and get that special autograph. After the season, the Friends host the Annual Awards banquet to celebrate the season and recognize the departing seniors. The Friends membership year concludes in August with the Annual Friends of UNH hockey Golf Tournament. The Friends of UNH hockey has become the largest and most-suc-cessful athletic booster organization at the University of New Hampshire. A 21-member Board of Directors drives the fundraising efforts and coordi-nates the hundreds of volunteers that organize membership, produce the BlueLines newsletter, sell 50/50 tickets, staff the souvenir stands, organize the social gatherings and direct the disbursement of funds that are used to support and promote the UNH hockey program. The results of these volunteer efforts has recently allowed the Friends to sponsor Internet broadcasts of Wildcat Hockey to fans around the World, host UNH fan receptions at

NCAA tournament sites, present the history of UNH hockey in the Charles E. Holt Gallery and create the All Ameri-can Wall of Fame at the Whittemore Center. But most importantly, the Friends fundraising efforts have recently been focused on the future of Wildcat Hockey. For the past two years, the Friends of UNH hockey has contributed funds to support UNH hockey scholar-ships. The scholarship funding initiatives of the Friends continued with the lead gift to the Charles E. Holt endow-

ment and the creation of the Friends of UNH hockey endowment to ensure the support of future Wildcat players that lace ‘em up for the Blue & White. Much has changed over the last quarter-century, but the dedication of the UNH hockey fan remains strong.

Officers:Bruce Hardenbrook, PresidentSteve Greiner, Vice PresidentKim Rhine, TreasurerAmanda Savage, Secretary

Board Members:Greg and Karen AmbroseGene CordesDave CurrierKyle GasiorJosh GibneyScott GowerErin GravelSteve GreinerAdam and Lisa HardenbrookBruce and Jan HardenbrookRuss and Mary HenselLinda HoweBill HurleyAndy LeahySteve LorenzeBrad ParkhurstPeter PruddenKim RhineAmanda SavageJohn SavageJay Sydow

send an email to: [email protected] more information about the Friends of UNH hockey visit :

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The UNH men’s hockey team visits multiple classrooms, including Woodman Park Elementary School in Do-ver, N.H., every season.

Woodman Park teacher and UNH Alumni Lisa Simko expressed, “when the UNH hockey players visit our class-room, they are part of the learning process and my students are thrilled to interact with young adults that are not only successful athletes, but also successful students.”

Last year, the Wildcats also were involved in a UNH-original program called “Operation Hat Trick” where hats were donated to wounded veterans.

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WHITTEMORE CENTER6,501 seats for hockey and basketball games and up to 7,200 for concerts and similar events. A total of 4,300 of the seats feature backs with arm rests on each side. The remaining seats have molded bottoms.•A bowl configuration. Fans enter at a concourse level and move down to their seats.•An Olympic size (200x100) ice surface for hockey.•Four concession areas (each 250 square feet) and six rest room facilities (two 1,125 square feet, four 850 square feet).•A main lobby (3,800 square feet) and a public skating lobby (850 square feet).•A pro shop (200 square feet) and ticket office (200 square feet).•Men’s and women’s hockey coaches offices (175 square feet each).•Men’s and women’s hockey locker rooms (1,200 square feet each).•Training room (450 square feet), cardio room (600 square feet) and meet-ing room (800 square feet).•State of the art center-hung scoreboard.

HAMEL RECREATION CENTER•Three floors•A gymnasium (22,800 square feet) with three standard-sized basketball courts.•Two multipurpose athletic courts (5,575 square feet).•Free-weight room (3,025 square feet)•Fitness room (3,750 square feet)•Four racquetball courts (800 square feet each)•Jogging track (4,975 square feet).•Men’s and women’s locker rooms (1,350 square feet).

The Whittemore Center opened Nov. 10, 1995, with the Wildcats defeating then defending national champion Boston University, 6-5, in overtime. That success has continued each year. Over the last 13 seasons, the Wildcats have posted an incredible 170-48-19 record with 154 standing room only crowds of 6,501. In 2004-05, the Wildcats set a school record when they played in front of 126,028 people in 20 home games and overall the Wildcats have played in front of 1,438,648 fans. The arena brings the University’s athletic facilities to a state-of-the-art level and positions UNH as a leader among the region’s colleges and universities. In addition to the athletic arena created by the project, Snively Arena, the former hockey rink, has been converted into the Hamel

Center, a recre-ational sports facility. Coupled with the Memorial Union Building renovations, the proj-ect has transformed the quality of student life on the UNH campus. The three-floor Hamel Center eliminated the space deficiency and gave the entire student population ample health and fitness op-portunities. The 6,501 seat hockey arena known as Towse Rink was designed for easy conversion to a 7,500 seat facility for revenue-producing concerts, exhibitions and other events. The arena nearly doubled the size of Snively Arena, UNH hockey’s former home. The hockey rink became the sixth in the nation to feature an Olympic-sized ice surface (200 feet by 100 feet) - instead of standard 200 by 85.

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The throwing of fish at UNH has been a tradition since the early 1980’s. It is thrown out every time the ‘Cats score their first goal of the game to signify the opposing goalie “fishing” the puck out of the net.

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2008-09 Total Home Attendance Home Games Average

1. Wisconsin 303,261 22 13,785 2. North Dakota 222,655 19 11,719 3. Minnesota 220,477 22 10,022 4. Michigan 136,036 20 6,802 5. Colorado Coll. 138,039 21 6,573 6. Neb.-Omaha 130,528 21 6,216 7. St. Cloud St. 107,783 18 5,988 8. New Hampshire 113,583 19 5,978Hockey East Schools 9. Boston College 101,586 17 5,976 12. Boston Univ. 111,218 22 5,055 13. Massachusetts 88,813 18 4,934 14. Maine 85,571 18 4,754 17. UMass-Lowell 66,054 15 4,404 18. Northeastern 71,444 17 4,203 21. Vermont 79,701 20 3,985 42. Providence 29,299 16 1,831 45. Merrimack 27,343 16 1,709

•UNH ONCE AGAIN ...topped Hockey East attendance with an attendance of 113,583.•UNH has amassed a 106-32-10 record in the last eight seasons (.750 winning percentage)•UNH won 12 games at the Whittemore Center last season•Registered 10 sellouts last season

Whittemore Center Quick Facts

varsity Club Pricing -- Reserved Seat (section 120)Varsity Club Season (17 games & Verizon) $1,400Varsity Club - Individual Game Tickets - $51.00 Varsity Club -Individual Game Tickets - vs. BC, BU, Maine & Miami-Ohio -$76.00

Season Ticket Pricing (Purchase through Box Office ONLY)Season Tickets - Reserved - (17 games & Verizon) --$436.50Season Tickets - Reserved - (17 games, Verizon, & 1/4 finals) -- $499.50Season Tickets - General Admission (17 Games & Verizon) -- $400.50 Season Tickets - General Admission (17 Games, Verizon, & 1/4 Finals) -- $463.50

Individual Game Ticket Pricing Individual Game Tickets - Reserved Seating -- $24.00On sale at 10am September 30, 2009. By phone:1-800-745-3000 or www.ticketmaster.com

Individual Game Tickets -General Admission -- $22.00 On sale at 10am the Wednesday before the scheduled game.By phone:1-800-745-3000 or www.ticketmaster.com *see below

Individual Games vs. BC, BU, Maine, & Miami-OhioIndividual Game Tickets - Reserved Seating --$26.00 On sale at 10am September 30, 2009. By phone:1-800-745-3000 or www.ticketmaster.com

Individual Game Tickets - General Admission -- $24.00On sale at 10am the Wednesday before the scheduled game.By phone:1-800-745-3000 or www.ticketmaster.com *see belowGroup Ticket Pricing & Information

Group Ticket Pri cing & Information (Contact Brittany Sullivan 603-862-1763Group Tickets - Reserved $20.00 Reserved Seating (20+ People)Group Tickets - General Admission $11.00 General Admission Seating (20+ People)

For more information including student ticket policy visit www.unhwildcats.com.

National Attendance AveragesWhittemore Center Seating Chart

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Year Record Sellouts Total Attendance1995-96 8-4-1 3 64,994 1996-97 14-5-0 7 107,4471997-98 11-5-1 9 94,1951998-99 18-0-1 9 104,9221999-00 13-1-5 14 117,8362000-01 12-5-3 16 124,4462001-02 15-2-1 16 116,3392002-03 14-3-1 17 116,5262003-04 13-5-1 14 118,0912004-05 16-3-0 12 126,0282005-06 10-6-3 11 118, 6272006-07 12-5-1 13 115,0562007-08 14-4-1 13 114,1412008-09 12-4-2 10 113,583Totals 182-52-21 164 1,552,231

Team UNH’s Record at Towse RinkBoston College 16-5-0Boston University 6-9-5UMass-Lowell 19-5-3Maine 14-6-1Massachusetts 19-2-3 Merrimack 23-3-2Northeastern 17-3-3Providence 21-3-1Vermont 4-1-1

Total vs. Hockey East opponents 139-37-19

Goals .......................................... 4 by Eric Boguniecki vs. Maine (2/11/96)...................................................... 4 by Jason Krog vs. Merrimack (3/13/99)........................................................ 4 by Lanny Gare vs. Merrimack (1/4/03).......................................4 by Mike Sislo vs. Holy Cross (12/11/08)Assists .............................................4 by Derek Bekar vs. Maine (11/29/97).............................................................4 by Jason Krog vs. Maine (11/29/97)................................................4 by Garrett Stafford vs. Merrimack (3/8/03)........................................... 4 by Justin Aikins vs. Massachusetts (2/11/05).................................................4 by Rejean Stringer, Merrimack (11/21/97).................................................... 4 by Matt Fornataro vs. Brown (11/24/07)Points ............................6 by Mike Sislo vs. Holy Cross (12/11/08)PIM ..................................................19 by Corey-Joe Ficek vs. BC (12/4/98)Saves ....................................................62 by Joe Exter, Merrimack (3/9/02)Saves/Period ............................22 by Eric Heffler, St. Lawrence (1/10/99)Fastest 2 Goals ................ :17 by Tom Nolan vs. Northeastern (11/2/96)

Goals .....................................................................11 vs. Merrimack (11/8/97).......................................................................................11 vs. Brown (12/28/02)Penalty Minutes ......................................... 54 by UMass-Lowell (2/28/99)Penalty Mins., both teams .......................90 vs. UMass-Lowell (12/5/97)Least Penalty Minutes ....................................... 2 by UNH & B.C. (12/9/95)......................................................................................2 by Merrimack (3/9/00)...............................................................2 vs. Providence (2/13/09)Least Penalty Mins, both teams .........................4 by UNH/B.C. (12/9/95)Power Play Goals........................................... 6 vs. UMass-Lowell (1/12/96)Fastest Goal to start game .................... :15 by Mike Souza vs. Lowell (2/28/99)Fastest Two Goals to start game ................... 1:28 by BU (Grier-Walsh) (1/5/96)Fastest Two Goals .........:05 by C.J. Ficek and Jim Abbott vs. Miami (10/21/00)Fastest Three Goals ............................ :32 by Dylan Dellezay, Tom Nolan, ....................................................... Jason Shipulski vs. Merrimack (11/8/97)

The ‘Cats Year-by-Year at the Whit

Wildcats vs. Hockey East at the Whit

Individual Records Team Records

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Dick Umile, a five-time Hockey East Coach of the Year, enters his 20th season as the head coach of the UNH Wildcats. He earned his fourth Leonard Fowle New England Coach of the Year award following the 2007-08 season. After signing a long-term contract in 2008, Umile will conclude his coaching career at his alma mater. During his time spent at UNH, Umile has molded UNH hockey into one of the top programs in all of Division I hockey, guiding the Wildcats to four Frozen Four appearances, 15 NCAA tournament appearances and 19 Hockey East championship tournament showings in his 19-year career in Durham. In addition, Umile has posted 17 20-victory campaigns over the span of 19 seasons, including a current streak of 13 20-win seasons. Umile is now the winningest coach in the history of UNH hockey with 444 career victories. He surpassed legendary coach Charlie Holt on Feb. 16, 2005 in a 6-1 victory at Merrimack at Thom Lawler Arena in North Andover, Mass. Umile ranks fourth among active NCAA coaches with a .652 winning percentage and on the active victories list his 444 victories ranks eighth among NCAA coaches. He has been named Coach of the Year a total of 10 times in his career, including New England honors four times. Umile’s five Hockey East Coach of the Year

Awards is an all-time league best. Last season, Umile directed the Wildcats to a 20-13-5 mark as they captured their eighth-consecutive trip to the NCAA tournament. Umile guided the Wildcats to 20+ wins in 13 straight years, the second longest streak in the nation and five seasons more than its closest competition; no other team in Hockey East has an active streak longer than one season. After struggling through a 1-5-2 stretch in November, New Hampshire went 14-4-2 to close out the regular season and claimed third place in the league and home-ice in the Hockey East quarterfinals for a Hockey East-best 13th straight season. The crowning moment of the 2008-09 season was the Wildcats’ goal with 0.1 seconds remaining to tie and eventually win 6-5 in overtime in their NCAA Northeast Regional opening-round game against perennial power North Dakota in front of UNH faithful at Verizon Wireless Arena in Manchester. In 2007-08, Umile led the Wildcats to a 25-10-3 record, including a program-record 19 Hockey East wins en route to a 19-5-3 record in league play, which earned UNH the regular season title for the second season in a row. Umile captured his 400th career victory Oct. 19, 2007 against Boston University. Umile coached four All-

Americans in Kevin Regan, Mike Radja, Matt Fornataro, and Brad Flaishans, which was the first time in school history that four players received that honor.

In 2006-07, Umile helped the ‘Cats to the team’s sixth Hockey East regu-lar-season title and their sixth straight NCAA Tournament apperance with a 26-11-2 overall record and an 18-7-2 mark in conference play.

In 2005-06 Umile coached UNH to a 20-13-7 record overall. The ‘Cats finished third in Hockey East, and advanced to the NCAA tournament for the fifth consecutive time.

In 2004-05, Umile guided the team to a 26-11-5 record and a second place finish in Hockey East with a 15-5-4 mark. The Wildcats played in the Hockey East championship game and advanced to the NCAA Tournament for the fourth straight season.

In 2002-03, UNH earned its fourth trip to the Frozen Four with a 28-8-6 overall record and a 15-5-4 record in Hockey East. The Wildcats took home the

Hockey East tournament title for the second straight season with a 1-0 overtime thriller vs. Boston University on March 15, 2003 at the FleetCenter in Boston. UNH defeated St. Cloud State and Boston University in the NCAA Regionals in Worcester, Mass. to earn its second straight trip to the Frozen Four. In Buffalo, the Wildcats beat the No. 1 ranked team in the nation, the Cornell Big Red, and Umile guided UNH to its second appearance in the national championship game vs. the Minnesota Golden Gophers. Junior goaltender Mike Ayers, senior forwards Lanny

Active Division I Coaches by Winning Percentage Rk. Name School Years W-L-T % 1. Jeff Jackson Notre Dame 10 285-100-39 .718 2. Dean Blais Nebraska-Omaha 10 262-115-33 .679 3. Red Berenson Michigan 25 673-310-68 .673 4. Dick Umile New Hampshire 19 444-220-71 .652 5. Jack Parker Boston U. 36 815-413-101 .651 6. Dave Hakstol North Dakota 6 130-71-19 .634 7. Mike Schafer Cornell 14 276-149-49 .634 8. Scott Owens Colorado College 10 23-133-35 .630 9. Don Lucia Minnesota 22 521-291-82 .629 10. Jerry York Boston College 37 821-529-89 .601

• Awarded the Spencer T Penrose Memorial Trophy as the nation’s top Division I coach in 1999.

• Five-Time Hockey East Coach of the Year (1991, 1997, 1999, 2002, 2007).

• Four-time New England Coach of the Year (1991, 1999, 2002, 2008).

• Has led UNH to back-to-back Hockey East tournament titles (2002, 2003).

• Has led UNH to seven Hockey East regular season titles (1992, 1997, 1999, 2002, 2003, 2007, 2008).

• Guided UNH to back-to-back Fro-zen Four appearances in 1998 and 1999; 2002 and 2003, including a berth in the national championship in 1999 and 2003.

• Coached Jason Krog, the 1999 Hobey Baker Memorial Award win-ner, eight Hobey Baker finalists and 23 All-Americans in 19 seasons as head coach of the Wildcats.

• Ranks fourth on the NCAA active list in winning percentage at .652 and his 444 wins rank sixth on the active NCAA coaching wins list.

• Ranks first all-time in win percent-age (.652) and first in wins (444) at UNH.

• Has appeared in the NCAA Tourna-ment 15 of the last 19 years, includ-ing 11 of the last 12 seasons and seven straight seasons.

• Has posted 16 20+ win seasons, including a school-record 31 wins during the 1998-99 season. UNH has 13-straight 20-win seasons.

• Has coached several players that have gone on to the NHL ranks, in-cluding Eric Boguniecki, Ty Conklin, Darren Haydar, Mark Mowers, Bryan Muir, Eric Nickulas, Jason Krog, Gar-rett Stafford, Colin Hemingway, Daniel Winnik, Trevor Smith and Jamie Fritsch.

CoachUmileCareerHighlights

Coach Years Seasons Won Lost Tied Pct.

Hank Swasey 1 1924-25 2 2 0 .500

Ernest Christensen 12 *1925-38 55 54 8 .504

Carl Lundholm 1 1936-37 3 5 0 .375

George Thurston 1 1938-39 5 4 0 .556

Tony Dougal 5 1939-47 15 28 0 .349

Joseph Petroski 4 1947-51 9 20 0 .310

Pepper Martin 11 1951-61 66 76 3 .466

A. Barr Snively 2 1961-64 23 22 0 .511

Rube Bjorkman 4 1964-68 57 40 0 .588

Charlie Holt 18 1968-86 347 232 18 .596

Dave O’Connor 1 **1987-88 7 20 3 .283

Bob Kullen 3 **1986-90 37 66 8 .369

Dick Umile 19 1990-present 444 220 71 .652

Totals: 81 1924-2006 1,050 776 106 .571

*Christensen coached from 1925-36 and 1937-38.**O’Connor served as interim coach for 1987-88 season.

ALL-TIMEWILDCATCOACHES

Active Division I Coaches by Wins Rk. Name School Years Wins 1. Jerry York Boston College 37 821 2. Jack Parker Boston University 36 815 3. Rick Comley Michigan State 37 749 4. Red Berenson Michigan 25 673 5. Don Lucia Minnesota 22 521 6. Dick Umile New Hampshire 19 444 7. Joe Marsh St. Lawrence 21 436 8. George Gwozdecky Denver 24 429 9. Jeff Jackson Colorado College 10 285 10. Mike Schafer Cornell 14 276



Gare and Colin Hemingway were named All-Americans in 2002-03, which marked the first time in school history three Wildcats earned that honor in the same season. In the 2001-02 season, the Wildcats posted 30 wins, which was the second highest total in the program’s history. The ‘Cats made their third appearance in the Frozen Four in a five year span. Umile was honored as both the Hockey East and New England Coach of the Year and led the Wildcats to the school’s first ever Hockey East tournament title at the FleetCenter in Boston, as well as the regular season title. UNH was also ranked No. 1 in the nation for six weeks in the regular season, including the final four weeks. Umile has coached eight Hobey Baker finalists and 23 All-Americans in his 19 years in Durham. His success at the collegiate level has helped several UNH alumni con-tinue their careers in the National Hockey League including Derek Bekar, Eric Boguniecki, Ty Conklin, Darren Haydar, Jason Krog, Bryan Muir, Eric Nickulas, Mark Mowers and Daniel Winnik. Umile recorded his 250th career coaching victory versus the University of Ver-mont on Oct. 13, 2001 and his 300th career coaching victory came March 1, 2003 against the Boston College Eagles in front of a sold-out Whittemore Center crowd to clinch the regular-season championship for the second year in a row. In 1999-00, Umile guided the Wildcats to their fourth consecutive NCAA Tourna-ment appearance and coached the senior class to a school record 107 wins. The Wildcats registered a 23-9-6 record and finished second in Hockey East with a 13-5-6 record. One highlight for Umile and the Wildcats included a No. 1 national ranking for the first time in school history. In 1998-99, the Wildcats posted a school best 31-7-3 overall record and earned UNH’s first outright Hockey East regular season championship with a league record of 18-3-3. After reaching the Frozen Four in 1998, UNH and Umile took it a step further in 1999 and reached the national championship game by defeating national power Michigan State, 5-3, in the semifinals. In what many consider one of the best title games in NCAA history, UNH outplayed Maine and held a commanding 48-38 shot advantage, but fell just short of the ultimate goal in overtime. In addition to guiding the amazing run through the national tournament, Umile also played a major role in UNH’s first recipient of the prestigious Hobey Baker Memorial Award. Jason Krog, a four-year player under Umile, was awarded the Hobey Baker Memo-rial Award as the nation’s top player during the off day of the Frozen Four. In addition to Krog, who was also a Hobey Baker finalist in 1998, Umile has coached Hobey Baker finalists Mark Mowers (1998), Ty Conklin (2000, 2001), Darren Haydar (2002) Steve Saviano (2004) and Kevin Regan (2008). For his efforts during the 1998-99 season, Umile earned the Spencer T. Penrose Memorial Trophy as the top Division I hockey coach and earned New England and Hockey East Coach of the Year awards. During the 1997-98 season, Umile and the Wildcats advanced to the Frozen Four for the first time since 1982. UNH posted a 25-12-1 record overall and boasted an unprecedented two Hobey Baker Memorial Award finalists. Umile became the 12th coach in the history of New Hampshire hockey when he was promoted to the position on December 6, 1990. His 444 career victories at New Hampshire now ranks first ahead of Holt who was 347-232-18 (.596) in 18 seasons at the helm of the Wildcat hockey program. Umile returned to his alma mater before the 1988-89 season as an assistant coach and was named associate head coach prior to the 1989-90 campaign. An outstanding player at UNH, he captained the 1971-72 team that placed third at the ECAC playoffs and went 20-10. Umile enjoyed his finest seasons as a Wildcat his sophomore and junior seasons tallying a career-high 56 points. Umile was also honored with the Roger LeClerc Trophy during his sophomore year as the squad’s most valuable player. He recorded 60 goals and 84 assists for 144 points in just 87 career games. After graduating from UNH in 1972, Umile began his coaching career in the Massachusetts public school system in Wakefield and Melrose. He served as the head hockey coach at Watertown (Mass.) High School for 10 seasons and scouted for the St. Louis Blues in New England for two years. Guiding Watertown to two Middlesex League titles, he was also named the Boston Globe Division I Coach of the Year in 1984. Umile debuted in the collegiate coaching ranks at Providence College, where he coached for two seasons under former Friar mentor Mike McShane (UNH ‘71). Following his first season as the Wildcat head coach in 1991, Umile was hon-ored with his first Bob Kullen Award as the Hockey East Coach of the Year. He was also the recipient of the Clark Hodder Award by the New England Hockey Writers Association as the New England Division I Coach of the Year. Also, he was selected the 1991 New England Division I Hockey Coach of the Year by the Gridiron Club of Greater Boston. Most recently, Umile was inducted into the Italian American Hall of Fame in 2007 and was honored by the Boy Scouts of America with the “Good Scout” award for his work in the New Hampshrie Seacoast community. Umile and Rose have three daughters: Katie; Courtney and husband Dave Cook, who are the parents of Cameron (5), Lily Rose (6) and Tyler (3); Kristin and husband Jim Haggerty, who are the parents of grandsons Charlie (7), Jack (9), Jamie (5) and most recently Quinn Robert (2).

Year Record Win % Conf. Record Win1990-91 22-11-2 .657 10-9-2 .5241991-92 22-13-2 .622 13-6-2 .6671992-93 18-17-3 .513 11-11-2 .5001993-94 25-12-3 .663 13-9-2 .5831994-95 22-10-4 .667 14-6-4 .6671995-96 12-18-4 .412 8-12-4 .4171996-97 28-11-0 .718 18-6-0 .7501997-98 25-12-1 .671 15-8-1 .6461998-99 31-7-3 .793 18-3-3 .8131999-00 23-9-6 .684 13-5-6 .6672000-01 21-12-6 .615 11-8-5 .5632001-02 30-7-3 .788 17-4-3 .7712002-03 28-8-6 .738 15-5-4 .7082003-04 20-15-6 .560 10-8-6 .5422004-05 26-11-5 .678 15-5-4 .7082005-06 20-13-7 .590 14-7-6 .6292006-07 26-11-2 .692 18-7-2 .7042007-08 25-10-3 .697 19-5-3 .7592008-09 20-13-5 .592 15-8-4 .630TOTAL 444-220-71 .652 267-132-63 .646

UMILEYEAR-BY-YEAR

Year Record Result1990-91 0-1-0 Quarterfinals1991-92 2-1-0 Tournament Runner-up1992-93 2-2-0 Fourth Place1993-94 2-1-1 Tie-Third1994-95 0-1-0 Quarterfinals1995-96 0-2-0 Quarterfinals1996-97 3-1-0 Tournament Runner-up1997-98 0-2-0 Quarterfinals1998-99 3-1-0 Tournament Runner Up1999-00 2-1-0 HE Championships2000-01 1-2-0 Quarterfinals2001-02 4-0-0 Hockey East Champions2002-03 4-0-0 Hockey East Champions2003-04 2-2-0 HE Semifinals2004-05 3-1-0 Tournament Runner-Up2005-06 2-1-0 HE Semifinals2006-07 3-1-0 Tournament Runner-Up2007-08 2-1-0 HE Semifinals2008-09 0-2-0 QuarterfinalsTOTAL 33-22-1

Year Record Seed/Result1991-92 0-1-0 No. 3/East Regional1993-94 1-1-0 No. 3/East Reg. Final1994-95 0-1-0 No. 3/East Regional1996-97 0-1-0 No. 4/East Regional1997-98 2-1-0 No. 5/Frozen Four1998-99 2-1-0 No. 1/National Runner-up1999-00 0-1-0 No. 3/West Regional2001-02 1-1-0 No.1/Frozen Four2002-03 3-1-0 No. 1/National Runner-up2003-04 0-1-0 No. 3/Northeast Regional2004-05 1-1-0 No.2/Northeast Regional2005-06 0-1-0 No. 4/East Regional2006-07 0-1-0 No. 1/Northeast Regional2007-08 0-1-0 No. 1/West Regional2008-09 1-1-0 No. 3/Northeast RegionalTOTAL 11-15-0

• Played for UNH from 1969-72• Served as Captain for the 1971-72 squad• Earned the Roger A. LeClerc Trophy as the team’s Most Valuable Player for 1969-70• Ranks 30th on the all-time UNH scoring list with 144 career points• Ranks 12th all-time at UNH with 1.66 points per game

Year GP G A PTS PIM1969-70 30 29 27 56 15-331970-71 28 21 35 56 29-581971-72 29 10 22 32 14-28TOTAL: 87 60 84 144 58-119

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David Lassonde begins his 22nd season and 16th at the University of New Hampshire, which makes him the longest tenured assistant coach in the history of the men’s hockey program. Lassonde began coaching at UNH in 1988 serving as the team’s goaltending coach. During his tenure Lassonde has mentored a pair of Hobey Baker finalists in Ty Conklin and Kevin Regan as well as four All-Americans in Conklin, Regan, Mike Ayers and Jeff Levy. In between his two stays in Durham, he spent three years at both the University of Wis-consin and Miami University. During his 22 years of collegiate coaching, he has been to five Frozen Fours and 15 NCAA Tournaments. As a member of Coach Umile’s staff, Lassonde is primarily responsible for coaching the Wildcat defensemen and goaltenders. Lassonde’s other on-ice duties include assisting Umile in all aspects of practice preparation and implementation, especially as it relates to the program’s defensive systems. Off ice, Las-

sonde coordinates the UNH video program and his experience has also played a key role in UNH’s recruitment of many of its national caliber players. In 2007, Lassonde was recognized by the American Hockey Coaches Association (AHCA) with the Terry Flanagan Award, which is given annually to an assistant coach who has demostrated a superior body of work during their career. In addition, he was inducted into the Rochester (N.H.) Sports Hall of Fame for his achieve-ments as an athlete and coach. During the summer months, Lassonde works for the New England District in its Player Development pro-grams. He has coached at numerous USA Hockey district and national festivals, and was an assistant on the US Under-18 team that competed in the 2005 Ivan Hlinka Memorial Tournamnet in Slovakia. He has also coached for the past 18 years at Stan Mikita’s School for the Hearing Impaired in Chicago, Ill. He serves as On Ice Director for the very successful Dick Umile Hockey School and coordinates all as-pects of the school’s schedule. Recently, Las-sonde became a mentor for the USA Hockey Warren Strelow Goaltending Mentor Program. The Rochester, N.H. native graduated cum laude from Providence College with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in History Education and played goal for the Friars from 1981-83 under current New Jersey Devils President and General Man-ager Lou Lamoriello. Coach Lassonde resides in Durham and graduated from, played for, and taught at Spaulding High School (Rochester, N.H.).

Associate Head Coach David Lassonde

COACHLASSONDEYEAR-BY-YEAR1988-1991 UNH .....................................Assistant Coach

1991-1994 Wisconsin ...........................Assistant Coach

1994-1997 Miami (Ohio) .....................Assistant Coach

1997-2002 UNH .....................................Assistant Coach

2002-present UNH ...............................Assoc. Head Coach

Lassonde accepts the Terrry Flanagan Award in 2007:(from L-R: Scott Borek, Brian McCloskey,

David Lassonde, Dick Umile)

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Scott Borek begins his eighth season with the Wildcat hockey program. As an Associ-ate Head Coach, Borek serves as the Wildcats’ Recruiting Coordinator. While Borek assists Coach Umile in all aspects of Wildcat hockey, his primary responsibility lies in coaching the Cats’ offensive aspects of the game. He works with the forwards as well as the team’s power play units. Borek’s coaching career began as a result of an injury to his neck during his sopho-more campaign at Dartmouth College. While the injury ended a promising playing career, it served as motivation to begin a coaching career that has now lasted over 25 years. At Dartmouth, Borek became the program’s second assistant, working alongside cur-rent Dartmouth Head Coach, Bob Gaudet. He coached the junior varsity team while assist-

ing with the varsity. After two years at Dartmouth, Borek moved on to Providence College where he worked with UNH alum Mike McShane and current Wildcat Head Coach Dick Umile. After helping to rebuild a Providence team back into a national contender, Borek moved across town to join former Big Green partner Bob Gaudet at Brown University. Here Borek’s recruiting efforts were instru-mental in moving Brown from a 1-25 record in his first season to a national tournament berth when his first recruiting class became seniors. Borek left Brown to become the Head Coach at Colby College, where he was a finalist for the Eddie Jeremiah National Division III Coach of the Year Award in 1994. From Waterville, Maine, Borek moved to Lake Superior State University, first as the Associate Head Coach for Coach Jeff Jackson. After one year Borek was named the Lakers’ Head Coach, a position he held for five years. As a Laker, Borek was the CCHA Coach of the Year and a National Coach of the Year finalist (Spencer Penrose) in 1999-00. Prior to joining Coach Umile on the Wildcats’ staff, Borek served one season as the Head Coach of the New England College Pilgrims in Henniker, NH. At NEC Borek coached former Wildcat Travis Banga who would attain All-America honors as a Pilgrim. Borek is a 1985 graduate of Dartmouth College, where he received his B.A. in English. Scott is married to Cheryl (Stahl), a former women’s ice hockey and soccer player at Brown University. They are the proud parents of four children -- Madeline (16), Gordon (15), Charley (13) and Owen (10)-- and currently reside in Durham.

Associate Head Coach Scott Borek

C O A C H B O R E K Y E A R- BY-Y E A R1983-1885 Dartmouth ........................Assistant Coach1985-1988 Providence ........................Assistant Coach1988-1990 Brown ..................................Assistant Coach1990-1992 Brown ............................Assoc. Head Coach1992-1995 Colby College ..........................Head Coach1995-1996 Lake Superior .............Assoc. Head Coach1996-2001 Lake Superior ..........................Head Coach2001-2002 New England College ...........Head Coach2002-present UNH ...............................Assoc. Head Coach

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1969-70 Robin Tellor1970-71 Bob Norton1971-72 Bob Norton1972-73 Bob Norton1973-74 Bob Norton1974-75 Bob Norton1975-76 Bob Norton1976-77 Dave O’Connor1977-78 Dave O’Connor Bob Kullen1978-79 Dave O’Connor Bob Kullen1979-80 Dave O’Connor Bob Kullen1980-81 Dave O’Connor Bob Kullen Cap Raeder1981-82 Dave O’Connor Bob Kullen Cap Raeder1982-83 Dave O’Connor Bob Kullen1983-84 Dave O’Connor Bob Kullen1984-85 Dave O’Connor Bob Kullen1985-86 Dave O’Connor Bob Kullen Bill Beaney Greg Moffett1986-87 Dave O’Connor Sean Coady1987-88 Wayne Wilson Sean Coady1988-89 Dick Umile Sean Coady David Lassonde George White1989-90 Dick Umile David Lassonde1990-91 David Lassonde1991-92 Chris Serino Dave O’Connor1992-93 Brian McCloskey Chris Serino1993-94 Brian McCloskey Jim Tortorella1994-95 Brian McCloskey Chris Serino Tim Churchard1995-96 Brian McCloskey Chris Serino Ed Arrington1996-97 Brian McCloskey Chris Serino Mike Doneghy1997-98 David Lassonde Chris Serino Tim Churchard

Tim Churchard enters his seventh season in the capacity of working with the team in the area of Sports Psychology. Churchard works on a one-on-one basis with the athletes, helping them achieve maximum per-formance through psychological and psycho-physiological preparation. Churchard spent seven seasons as the Wildcats’ volunteer assistant coach. Churchard’s primary responsi-bilities included on-ice practices and working with the Wildcat defensive corps. Churchard played at UNH as a member of the varsity squad from 1963-65. He played under A. Barr “Whoop” Snively. Churchard was a multi-sport athlete as he also played running back for the football team under Chief Boston and Andy Mooradian. He earned his undergraduate degree from UNH in Liberal Arts in 1967 before embarking on a career in education and human resource management/consultation. A native of Saugus, Mass., Churchard was a three-time league all-star and all-state selection as a senior at Saugus High School. He captained the hockey team and served as a co-captain of the football squad his senior year and was inducted into the Saugus Hall of Fame in 1990. Churchard’s coaching career began at his hometown high school. He assisted the Saugus hockey program

from 1970-73, he went on to assist Spaulding High School in Rochester and later served as head coach at the University of New England in Biddeford, Maine. He earned his Master’s Degree in Education from Salem State in 1972 and a GAGS in Education in 1984 from UNH. Churchard began teaching at UNH in 1984, serving as an instructor in the education department. In addition to those duties, he has also been an instructor at UNH’s Whittemore School of Business and Economics since 1991.

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Colin Shank enters his eighth season with the UNH men’s hockey program and his first season as the Asst. Athletic Director for Hockey Operations, after being elevated to his career position in the summer of 2009. Shank’s primary responsibilities include the various day to day needs of the men’s hockey program. Specifically he handles the teams travel, meals, equipment, and supervision of student managers. Shank also assists the coaching staff in other areas such as practices, scheduling of ice times, budgeting, and coordina-tion with visiting teams. Shank was the 2005 winner of the Charles Holt Coaches’ Award for his significant contributions to the team both on and off the ice. He was one of just two non-players in UNH hockey history to be honored at the annual awards banquet. In addition, he was the 2008 President’s Award winner from the Friends of UNH Hockey. Shank earned his graduate degree in Recreation Administration in May of 2007 and owns a B.S. degree in Kinesiology he received from UNH in 2005. Shank also gained valuable experience in team services as a freshman with the Wildcat men’s basketball team, serving as one of three team managers. He primarily assisted with practices and home game manage-ment. He is a 2001 graduate of Yarmouth High School, where he lettered in basketball and volleyball. The 27-year old is a native of Yarmouth, Maine. Shank resides in Portsmouth, N.H.

Tim Churchard- Sports Psychologist

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Coming of its eighth straight trip to the NCAA tournament, expectations are once again high for the University of New Hampshire men’s ice hockey team in 2009-10. Last season, the Wildcats joined Michigan as the only programs in the country to qualify for the NCAA’s over the past eight seasons. Additionally, UNH head coach Dick Umile has guided the Wildcats to 20+ wins in 13 straight years, the second-longest streak in the nation and five seasons more than its closest competition, while no other team in Hockey East has an active streak longer than one season. After struggling through a 1-5-2 stretch in November, New Hampshire went 14-4-2 to close out the regular season and claimed third place in the league and home-ice in the Hockey East quarterfinals for the 13th straight season. However, the crowning moment of the 2008-09 season was the Wildcats’ goal with 0.1 seconds remaining to tie and eventually win 6-5 in overtime its NCAA Northeast Regional opening-round game against perennial power North Dakota in front of UNH faithful at Verizon Wireless Arena in Manchester. While the Wildcats’ season ended on a late goal in a 2-1 loss to eventual national champion Boston University, the outlook is once again bright as the Wildcats set their sights on winning a national cham-pionship.

GOALTENDINGOnce again, UNH will be led from the net out in 2009-10 by senior netmind-er Brian Foster (Pembroke, N.H. -- pictured right). Foster, a fifth-round draft pick of the Florida Panthers in 2005, emerged as one of the elite goalies in all of Hockey East and when healthy was dominant in net for the Wildcats. While Foster missed a pair of games in November and struggled through an ankle injury in the first half of the season, he was pivotal in UNH’s sec-ond-half run and was one of three netminders in Hockey East to win the league’s goalie of the month honors on two occasions (October, February; Millan, Thiessen). A honorable mention Hockey East All Star selection, Foster ranked third in the conference in win percentage at .688 and fifth in save percentage at .917. In addition, his 15-league wins ranked second in Hockey East. Sophomore Matt DiGirolamo (Ambler, Pa.) emerged as Foster’s back-up and will serve in that role once again this season. DiGirolamo picked up his first collegiate win Dec. 11 against Holy Cross as he stopped all six shots he faced in the final 26:25 en route to the victory. Fellow sophomore Tyler Scott (Ridgefield, Conn.) will give the Wildcats valuable depth in the net behind Foster.

DEFENSEUNH once again returns sure-handed veterans on the defense with senior Nick Krates (Palos Park, Ill. -- pictured left) anchoring a

solid core of four returners on defense. Krates played in 37 of 38 games and set bench-marks in goals, points and plus/minus during his junior campaign. Krates is joined by three other returners on defense in junior Matt Campanale (Chester Springs, Pa.) and sophomores Blake Kessel (Verona, Wis.) and Damon Kipp (Salmon Arm, B.C.). Cam-panale was inserted into the Wildcat lineup a third of the way through and proved to be a valuable addition notching his first collegiate point with an assist in UNH’s 6-5 overtime win over Vermont on March 7, a win that gave UNH third place in the regu-lar season. Kessel is the Wildcats’ top returning blueline scorer and served as a lethal weapon on the Wildcat power play. Kessel had a knack for scoring big goals as three of his six goals were game winners including late winners against Mass-Lowell and Ver-mont at Whittemore Center. Kipp quickly became one of UNH’s most reliable defend-ers playing in 27 games as a freshman. He notched two points, none bigger than his assist on a Greg Collins’ goal in NCAA Northeast Regional game against North Dakota. Junior Mike Beck (Long Beach, Calif.) is another defender with a lot of experience for New Hampshire. Beck played in 11 games and should compete for an increased role in 2009-10. Adding depth to the UNH defense are three freshmen that could compete for a spot in the Wildcat lineup right out of the gate in Connor Hardowa (Edmonton, Alberta), Brett Kostolansky (Denver, Colo.) and Ansel Ivens-Anderson (Pound Ridge, N.Y.). Hardowa played three years in the Alberta Junior Hockey League (AJHL), leading the Spruce Grove Saints to the 2008-09 regular season title. Hardowa led all defense-

men in the AJHL, scoring 63 points in 61 games on 20 goals and 43 assists. After a stellar career at prep school power Shattuck St. Mary’s, Kostolansky played one season for the Chicago Steel of the USHL. During the 2008-09 campaign, he amassed 18 points on a goal and 17 assists. Anderson helped lead the Jersey Hitmen to the regular season and playoff championships in the EJHL in 2008-09. Prior to that season, he played two years for the Junior Monarchs out of Manchester, N.H.

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FORWARDSOffensively, the Wildcats return three players with over 30 points a year ago and five ev-eryday players led by senior co-captains Bobby Butler (Marlboro, Mass. -- pictured right) and Peter LeBlanc (Hamilton, Ontario -- pictured below). Butler (9g, 21a) and LeBlanc (14g, 16a) each had 30 points a year ago. Butler is the program’s active leader in points (68), goals (32) and assists (36). LeBlanc emerged as one of the Wildcats’ top scoring threat down the stretch and netted a pivotal overtime goal against North Dakota to give UNH a 6-5 win in the NCAA Northeast Regional. New Hampshire returns the most firepower from its junior class, which accounted for 40 percent of the scoring a year ago. The group is anchored by leading returning goal scorer Mike Sislo (Superior, Wis.). Sislo, who had just three goals his freshman season, erupted for 19 goals and 12 assists and was Hockey East’s Player of the Month in December. Classmates Phil DeSimone (East Amherst, N.Y.), Paul Thompson (Concord, N.H.) and Greg Manz (Wayne, Pa.) will be called upon to pro-vide offensive firepower for the ‘Cats in 2009-10. DeSimone played in all 38 games and set benchmarks in goals (7), assists (11) and points (18). Thompson played in 27 games a year ago with four goals and five assists, tallying eight of his nine points in Hockey East play. Manz played in six games including both games at the NCAA Northeast Regional. He will compete for an everyday spot in the lineup. Three sophomores who gained valuable ex-perience a year ago and are expected to contribute in 2009-10 are Steve Moses (Leomin-ster, Mass), Mike Borisenok (Watervliet, N.Y.) and Kevin McCarey (Baldwinsville, N.Y.). Mo-ses played in 33-of-38 games recording 13 points (5g, 8a). He potted game-winners against Providence (2/14) and Maine (2/6) and is one of six returners with double-figure points a year ago. Borisenok appeared in 11 games notching a goal and an assist despite missing several games late in the season due to illness. McCarey played in eight games as a freshman and could see additional time this season. Five newcomers will look to crack the UNH lineup right of the gate for Umile’s Wildcats. Austin Block (Thousand Oaks, Calif.), Greg Burke (Lee, N.H.), John Henrion (Holden, Mass.), Brett Kostolansky (Denver, Colo.) and Dalton Speelman (San Jose, Ca-

lif.) comprise the freshman forward class. Block played two years in the North American Hockey League (NAHL) for the Fairbanks Ice Dogs and served as the team captain for 2008-09 campaign. As a second year player, he led the league in scoring with 73 points in 57 games, (29 goals and 44 assists). Burke missed most of 2008-09 with a season-end-ing injury. However, the highly talented forward represented his country in the World Junior A challenge just weeks before the injury. He had two points in five games as the United States won the championship for the first time. Burke was drafted in the sixth round of the 2008 NHL Entry Level Draft by the Washington Capitals with the 174th overall pick. Henrion was a first-year player with the United States National Team Devel-opment Program (NTDP) after playing junior hockey for the Junior Bruins of the EJHL. John played both center and wing for the NTDP accumulating 31 points in 58 games on 19 goals and 12 assists. Henrion’s schedule while at NTDP included many games against Division I colleges as well as international competition. His season culminated with his participation on the Gold Medal-winning U.S. team in the World Under-18 Champion-ships. Pavelski, whose brother Joe plays for the San Jose Sharks, was a two-year player for the Waterloo Blackhawks. He played in all situations for the Blackhawks in his second season amassing 29 points in 57 games on 13 goals and 16 assists to go along with a +19 rating. He was an especially effective penalty killer throughout the season. Speel-man played one year for the Green Bay Gamblers of the USHL and registered 21 goals and 21 assists for 42 points in 57 games and was a +30.

SCHEDULEThe Wildcats will open the 2009-10 season at home with an exhibition match against Acadia University Saturday, Oct. 3 (7 p.m.) and will officially kick off the regular season on Oct. 10 (7 p.m.) at Rensselaer. UNH opens its home slate with national championship final-ist Miami University for a two-game home set Oct. 16-17 at Whittemore Center. The games with Miami are part of four straight home games that include the Hockey East opener Oct. 23 (7 p.m.) against Northeastern and the lone home meeting with long-time rival Maine Oct. 24 (7 p.m.). UNH concludes October with a two-game series at WCHA-power Wisconsin. The Badgers, who just missed out of qualifying for the NCAA tournament, are one of college hockey’s most storied programs with six national championships. New Hampshire resumes conference play as it entertains Boston College on Nov. 6 (7 p.m.). The Wildcats then hit the road for three straight Hockey East road games, one against Mass-Lowell and two at Massachusetts. New Hampshire will meet up with defend-ing national champion Boston University on Nov. 20 (7 p.m.) at Whittemore Center for the first time since the team’s heartbreaking 2-1 loss to the Terriers in the NCAA Northeast Regional finals on March 30. The Wildcats will conclude November with the tail-end of the home-and-home with BU and a single game at Merrimack Nov. 28. UNH will leave Hockey East play twice in January with a single game against Cornell on Jan. 3 (4 p.m.) at Whittemore Center and take on intrastate foe Dartmouth College in the ninth an-nual “Battle for the RiverStone Cup” on Jan. 16 (7 p.m.) at Verizon Wireless Arena. The Wildcats will cap off their regular-season with a home-and-home series with Boston College.

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Head Coach: Dick Umile (New Hampshire, ‘72)Associate Head Coaches: David Lassonde (Providence, ‘84) Scott Borek (Dartmouth, ‘85)Sports Psychology: Tim Churchard (New Hampshire, ‘67)Asst. AD for Hockey Operations: Colin Shank (New Hampshire, ‘05)Strength Coach: Paul Chapman (Dickinson State, ‘90)Athletic Trainer: Glenn Riefenstahl (Keene State, ‘87)Administrative Assistant: Yvette Auger (Pierce, ‘70)Student Athletic Trainers: Andressa Martins Carl NilssonStudent Managers: Sean Andrake, Jarad Gray

Alberta (1): Hardowa- EdmontonBritish Columbia (1): Kipp- Salmon ArmCalifornia (3): Beck- Long Beach, Block- Thousand Oaks, Speelman- San JoseColorado (1): Kostolansky- DenverConnecticut (1): Scott- RidgefieldIllinois (1): Krates-Palos ParkMassachusetts (3): Butler-Marlboro, Henrion- Holden, Moses- LeominsterNew Hampshire (3): Burke- Lee, Foster-Pembroke, Thompson- DerryNew York (4): Borisenok- Watervliet, DeSimone- East Amherst, Ivens-Anderson- Pound Ridge, McCarey- BaldwinsvilleOntario (1): LeBlanc-HamiltonPennsylvania (3): Campanale- Chester Springs, DiGirolamo- Ambler, Manz- WayneWisconsin (3): Kessel- Verona, Pavelski- Plover, Sislo- Superior

Freshmen (8): Block, Burke, Hardowa, Henrion, Ivens-Anderson, Kostolansky, Pavelski, SpeelmanSophomores (7): Borisenok, DiGirolamo, Kessel, Kipp, McCarey, Moses, ScottJuniors (6): Beck, Campanale, DeSimone, Manz, Sislo, ThompsonSeniors (4): Butler, Foster, Krates, LeBlanc

BORIS-nee-OK ......................................................Mike BorisenokCAMP-AN-L-E .................................................... Matt CampanaleDEE-GEER-AL A MOE ...................................... Matt DiGirolamoHar-doh-uh ....................................................... Connor HardowaHen-ree-in .................................................................John Henrionant-zul Eve-ins ......................................Ansel Ivens-AndersonKRAY-tiss .........................................................................Nick KratesLa-BLAHNK ................................................................Peter LeBlancPuh-vel-ski................................................................ Scott PavelskiSpeel-man .........................................................Dalton SpeelmanYou-MILL-ee .................................Richard Umile (Head Coach)lah-SAWND .......................Lassonde (Associate Head Coach)BOAR-ick ................................... Borek (Associate Head Coach)

No. Name (NHL Rights) Pos. Cl. Ht. Wt. S/C DOB Hometown/Last Team1 Tyler Scott G So. 6-3 191 L 4/22/89 Ridgefield, Conn./South Kent (NEPSAC) 2 Connor Hardowa D Fr. 6-1 210 R 11/15/89 Edmonton, Alberta/Spruce Grove (AJHL) 3 Austin Block F Fr. 5-11 180 R 10/10/89 Thousand Oaks, Calif./Fairbanks (NAHL)4 Damon Kipp D So. 6-1 205 R 4/9/88 Salmon Arm, B.C./Salmon Arm (BCHL) 7 Greg Manz F Jr. 6-1 190 L 5/26/88 Wayne, Pa./Choate Rosemary Hall (NEPSAC)9 Peter LeBlanc (CHI) F Sr. 5-11 185 L 2/3/88 Hamilton, Ontario/Hamilton (OPJHL)10 Dalton Speelman F Fr. 5-10 185 L 2/9/90 San Jose, Calif./Green Bay (USHL) 11 Scott Pavelski F Fr. 5-10 185 R 10/11/88 Plover, Wis./Waterloo (USHL)12 Bobby Butler F Sr. 6-0 185 R 4/26/87 Marlboro, Mass./Jr. Bruins (EJHL)14 Mike Borisenok F So. 5-8 165 L 2/25/88 Watervliet, N.Y./Green Bay (USHL)15 Brett Kostolansky D Fr. 5-10 180 L 1/27/90 Denver, Colo./Chicago (USHL) 16 John Henrion F Fr. 5-11 205 R 1/19/91 Holden, Mass./USA National Development17 Paul Thompson F Jr. 6-1 198 R 11/30/88 Derry, N.H./New Hampshire (EJHL)18 Nick Krates D Sr. 6-2 204 L 12/28/86 Palos Park, Ill./Omaha (USHL)19 Mike Sislo F Jr. 5-11 188 R 1/20/88 Superior, Wis./Green Bay (USHL)20 Blake Kessel (NYI) D So. 6-2 205 R 4/13/89 Verona, Wis./Waterloo (USHL)22 Steve Moses F So. 5-9 170 R 8/9/89 Leominster, Mass./Jr. Bruins (EJHL) 23 Kevin McCarey F So. 5-11 195 R 3/24/90 Baldwinsville, N.Y./U.S. National Development24 Matt Campanale D Jr. 5-11 195 L 2/14/88 Chester Springs, Pa./Green Mountain (EJHL)25 Mike Beck D Jr. 6-0 197 R 4/10/86 Long Beach, Calif./Sioux City (USHL)26 Greg Burke F Fr. 6-3 205 L 5/1/90 Lee, N.H./Cedar Rapids (USHL) 28 Ansel Ivens-Anderson F/D Fr. 6-1 195 R 9/9/89 Pound Ridge, N.Y./Jersey (EJHL)29 Brian Foster (FLA) G Sr. 6-2 190 L 2/4/87 Pembroke, N.H./Des Moines (USHL) 30 Matt DiGirolamo G So. 5-9 165 L 6/9/88 Ambler, Pa./Waterloo (USHL)39 Phil DeSimone (WASH) F Jr. 6-1 184 L 3/19/87 East Amherst, N.Y./Sioux City (USHL)

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2008-09: Butler tallied 30 points ( 9 g , 2 1 a ) a n d was one of four players with 30-p l u s p o i n t s … Appeared in all 3 8 g a m e s f o r New Hampshire, notched a point in 20 games, in-c l u d i n g e i g h t

multiple-point efforts… Owned an eight-game point-scoring streak from Nov. 29 to Jan. 17… Had three points in the NCAA Northeast Regional including a pair of assists against North Dakota and UNH’s lone goal in a 2-1 loss in the regional final… Enters his senior season as the Wildcats active leading scorer with 68 points (32g, 36a)… Had a pair of game-winning goals, both in Hockey East play, and scored twice on the power play and once short handed… Tallied a goal and two assists in a 4-4 tie with Providence on Feb. 13.

2007-08: Followed up his freshman season with 26 points (14g, 12a) with the Wildcats…Had two games in which he recorded three points, includ-ing Oct. 26 versus Colorado College and March 7 versus Vermont…Was fourth on the team in power play goals with four...Recorded at least one point in 17 games…His 14 goals ranked third on the team, while his 26 points ranked sixth…Tallied nine goals and eight assists in league play…Re-corded a pair of two-goal games March 7 in a 3-1 win over Vermont and March 21 in the Hockey East semifinal versus Boston College…Selected to the Hockey East All-Tournament team with four goal in three games during the Hockey East Tournament…Pulled the ‘Cats to victory with three game-winning goals, all against conference opponents…Had five multiple-point games.

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2006-07 38 9 3 12 +7 6-12 0 1 3

2007-08 38 14 12 26 +14 10-20 4 0 3

2008-09 38 9 21 30 +5 14-36 2 1 2

TOTALS 114 32 36 68 +26 30-68 6 2 8

2006-07: Butler played in 38 of 39 games as a freshman posting 12 points (9g, 3a) to lead all Wildcat rookies in points and goals scored...Butler scored the game-winning goal in a 3-2 double overtime victory in the Hockey East semifinals against Massachusetts on March 16 at the TD Banknorth Garden in Boston...Scored a goal in his first collegiate game Oct. 20 at Colorado College in a 4-3 win...Had at least one point in 10 games in his first season, including two points on Nov. 10 vs. BU (2a) and March 16 vs. UMass (1g, 1a)...Posted four points (3g, 1a) in four Hockey East Tournament games in March.

Career Milestones: Recorded a career-high three points three times; First assist: Nov. 10, 2006 vs Boston U.; First goal: Oct. 20, 2006 vs Colorado College.

Before UNH: Butler played for the Boston Jr. Bruins of the Eastern Junior Hockey League from 2004-06, recording 28 goals and 30 assists for 58 points in 61 contests in 2004-2005...Prior to that season, Butler registered 31 goals and 41 assists for 72 points in 115 games for the Bruins in ‘03-04 and ‘04-05...He also played for Marlborough High School notching 116 goals and 53 assists for 169 points in 50 games in his junior and senior seasons (2003-2005)...Butler helped lead his high school team to the Division 3 State Championship and the Bruins to the EJHL Championship in 2004-2005...In 2003-2004, Butler set the school record for most goals in a single season with 58.

Personal: Born in Framingham, Massachusetts on April 26, 1987 to John and Wendy Butler...Majoring in health management...Shoots right...His brother J.R. played hockey at Holy Cross...Lists his younger brother Al as his favorite athlete.

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2008-09: LeBlanc set benchmarks i n g o a l s ( 1 4 ) and assists (16) becoming one of four players to tally 30-plus points… One of eight Wildcats to play in all 38 games… Owned

a +16 plus/minus rating… Had a pair of goals including the game-winner 45 seconds into overtime in a 6-5 overtime win over North Dakota in the NCAA Northeast Regional and had a helper in the Wildcats’ lone goal against BU in the regional finals…For his efforts at the NCAA’s LeBlanc was tabbed an All-Tour-nament honoree… Potted a team-high four game-winning goals, which ranked him in the top 20 nationally… Notched a point in 25 games and had five multi-point games.

2007-08: LeBlanc played in 37 of 38 games…Recorded a career-high 15 points (5g, 10a) for the ‘Cats…Had two games with mul-tiple points…Netted goals Oct. 27 versus Colorado College, Nov. 3 versus Northeastern, Nov. 16 versus Northeastern, Dec. 16 versus Maine…Scored his final goal March 7 in a win versus Vermont that helped the Wildcats capture a program-best 19th win in Hockey East…Four of LeBlanc’s five goals came dur-ing conference play.

2006-07: In his freshman campaign, LeBlanc was the only Wildcat to skate in all 39 games...

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L E B L A N C ’ S C A R E E R S T A T I S T I C SYEAR GP G A Pts +/- PIM PPG SHG GWG

2006-07 39 1 4 5 0 2-4 0 0 1

2007-08 37 5 10 15 +2 13-37 0 0 0

2008-09 38 14 16 30 +16 4-8 1 0 4

TOTALS 114 20 30 50 +18 19-49 1 0 5

He tallied one goal and four assists for five points...In the first game of the season against Colorado College, LeBlanc was credited with his first assist as a Wildcat...On Jan. 19 he scored the game-winning goal, his first career goal for UNH, against UMass...Ranked fifth on the team with a .476 faceoff percentage.

Career Milestones: Career high: two points seven occasions; First assist: Oct. 20, 2006 vs Colorado College; First goal: Jan. 19, 2007 vs UMass.

Before UNH: LeBlanc skated with Hamilton Red Wings on the Ontario Provincial Junior Hockey League (OPJHL) from 2004-06...LeBlanc tallied 10 goals and 12 assists for 22 points in 20 games in 2005-2006 and 14-22-36 in 49 games in 2004-2005...He earned OPJHL Rookie of the Year honors with the Red Wings in ‘04-05 and was invited to the CJAHL All-Star game in 2006.

Personal: Born in Hamilton, Ontario on February 3, 1988 to Barbara and James LeBlanc...is a political science major...Shoots left...Lists his favorite athletes as Steve Yzer-man and Mario Lemieux.

NHL Rights: LeBlanc was drafted by the Chicago Blackhawks with the 186th pick in the seventh round of the 2006 NHL Draft.



2008-09: Foster, a Hock ey East Honorable Men-tion All-Star, was tabbed the Roger A. LeClerg Most Valuable Player for the Wildcats in 2008-09… Twice named Hockey East Defensive Player of the Week (Oct. 20 & Dec.

15)… Posted a 19-11-4 record in 35 games played… Compiled 935 saves, good for a .910 save percentage, while collecting three shutouts… Named Inside Hockey National Player of the Week (Oct. 20)… Ranked third in the conference in win percentage at .688 and fifth in save percentage at .917...His 15-league wins ranked second in Hockey East… Ranked 17th nationally in winning percent-age, 40th in save percentage and 39th in goals against average… Tallied his lone assist Jan. 9 at UMass-Amherst… Pivotal in UNH’s second-half run and was one of three net-minders in Hockey East to win the league’s goalie of the month honors on two occasions (October, February)… Stopped 30 shots or more on 13 different occasions including a season-high 40 saves against North Dakota at the NCAA Northeast Regional.

2007-08: Foster played in six games posting a 2-2-2 record...Compiled a 3.03 GAA and a .899 save percentage…Posted his first-ever win over a nationally-ranked opponent in a 5-3 win over Colorado College on Oct. 26…Recorded a career-high 41 saves in an overtime win at Providence on Nov.17.

2006-07: Foster played in seven games in his freshman season (4 starts, three relief ) posting a 2-2-0 record, 2.21 GAA and .933 save percentage with two shutouts in his first

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SENIOR•GOALTENDER•�-2•�90PEMBROKE,N.H.•DESMOINES(USHL)

F O S T E R ’ S C A R E E R S T A T I S T I C SYEAR GP Min W-L-T GAA Save% SO

2006-07 7 298:07 2-2-0 2.21 .933 2

2007-08 6 372:06 2-2-2 3.06 .899 0

2008-09 35 2079:58 19-11-4 2.68 .910 3

TOTALS 48 2750:11 23-15-6 2.68 .911 5

two starts of his career...Foster got his first career start on Nov. 18 vs. UMass-Lowell and made 26 saves in the shutout against the River Hawks at the Whittemore Center...Foster also shut out St. Lawrence on Dec. 8 making 29 saves in the 2-0 blanking at Towse Rink...He also started Jan. 20 at UMass, a 0-3 loss, and March 3 at Boston College (2-4).

Career Milestones: Career-high 41 saves at Providence on Nov. 17, 2007. First win: Nov. 26, 2006 vs UMass-Lowell; First shut-out: Nov. 26, 2006 vs UMass-Lowell.

Before UNH: Foster was in net for the Des Moines Buccaneers of the United States Hockey League in 2005-06...He played in 26 contests and posted a 12-9-3 record with a 2.81 GAA and a .903 save percentage, help-ing guide the team to the 2006 Clark Cup Championship...Prior to Des Moines, Foster played two seasons for the New Hampshire Junior Monarchs of the EJHL...Foster saw action in 41 games in 2004-2005, posting a 31-6-4 record with a 2.51 GAA and a .920 save percentage...Foster was a fifth round draft pick of the Florida Panthers in the in 2005 NHL Draft...He was also a member of the USA Under-17 team that won the gold medal at the Five Nations Tournament in Slovakia in 2003...Foster was also a 2005 EJHL All-League Second Team honoree and a ’05 EJHL All-Star...Played on the Viking Cup team that won the bronze medal in 2006 in Camrose, Alberta.

Personal: Born in Concord, New Hampshire on February 4, 1987 to Pete and Kim Fos-ter...A sociology major...Catches left...Lists his favorite athlete as Brent Seabrook.

NHL Rights: Foster was drafted by the Florida Panthers with the 161st pick in the fifth round of the 2005 NHL Draft.

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2 0 0 8 - 0 9 : Krates played in 37 games for the Wild-c a t s … R e -corded eight p o i n t s o n e i g h t a s -sists… Ranks s e c o n d

among active returning blueliners in scoring with nine points… Owned a +9 ranking, including a +6 in Hockey East play.

2007-08: Krates was named the Wild-cats’ Most Improved Player for 2007-08 as he saw a significant increase in playing time for the ‘Cats, playing in 36 games…Tallied his first collegiate point with an assist on UNH’s third goal in a 5-4 triple overtime loss to BC on March 21.

2006-07: Krates made his debut with the Wildcats on Dec. 8 against St. Law-rence University.

Career Milestones: First assist: March 21, 2008 vs. Boston College.

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SENIOR•DEFENSE•�-2•20�PALOSPARK,ILL.•OMAHA(USHL)

K R A T E S ’ C A R E E R S T A T I S T I C SYEAR GP G A Pts +/- PIM PPG SHG GWG

2006-07 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2007-08 36 0 1 1 +5 7-14 0 0 0

2008-09 37 0 8 8 +9 5-10 0 0 0

TOTALS 74 0 9 9 +14 12-24 0 0 0

Before UNH: Krates posted 12 points (1g, 11a) in 53 games for the Omaha Lancers of the USHL and nine points (6g, 3a) in 53 games in 2004-2005...Prior to Omaha, Krates skated for the Chicago Mission, where he finished the 2003-2004 season with 18-38-56 in 80 games...He helped lead the Mission to a state championship in ‘03-04 and in ‘04-05 he helped the Lancers to the Anderson Cup Championship.

Personal: Born in Palos Park, Illinois on December 28, 1986 to Steve and Deb-bie Krates...Majoring in finance...Shoots left...Lists his favorite athlete as Lance Armstrong.



2008-09: Beck played in 11 games… Tallied his first colle-giate point Jan. 4 at Maine with an assist on the first goal of the game.

2007-08: Beck saw action in one game on Dec. 16 versus Maine.

Career Milestones: First assist: Jan. 4, 2009 at Maine.

Before UNH: Beck played four seasons in the United States Hockey League, including his final two seasons for the Sioux City Musketeers for coach Dave Si-ciliano...During his final season, Beck re-corded 41 points (7g, 34a) in 56 games as the fifth leading defensive scorer in the league...His +19 plus/minus rating was a team best among defensemen and he was named Sioux City’s Defensive Player of the Year in 06-07...Beck also went to the conference finals with the Danville Wings in 03-04 and made the playoffs with the Indiana Wings in 04-05.

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JUNIOR•DEFENSE•�-0•�9�LONGBEACH,CALIF.•SIOUXCITY(USHL)

B E C K ’ S C A R E E R S T A T I S T I C SYEAR GP G A Pts +/- PIM PPG SHG GWG

2007-08 1 0 0 0 E 1-2 0 0 0

2008-09 11 0 1 1 -3 6-12 0 0 0

TOTALS 12 0 1 1 -3 7-14 0 0 0

Personal: Born in Long Beach, Cali-fornia on April 10, 1986 to Gary and Christine Beck..Shoots right...Aside from playing hockey, he enjoys surf-ing, golfing and fishing...A political science major.

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2008-09: Cam-panale notched his first point March 7 ver-sus Vermont… Played in 22 games includ-ing the final 18 games of the season.

2007-08: Campanale played in six games during his freshman season with the Wildcats…One of four freshmen to make the Hockey East All-Academic Team.

Career Milestones: First assist: March 7, 2009 at Vermont.

Before UNH: Campanale skated his final two seasons for the Green Mountain Glades of the Eastern Junior Hockey League (EJHL)...He played in 43 games posting 33 points (8g, 25a) as the Glades leading defensive scorer and ranked fourth among league blueliners in scor-ing...Campanale was an EJHL First-Team All-Star selection in 2006-07.

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JUNIOR•DEFENSE•�-��•�9�CHESTERSPRINGS,PA.•GREENMOUNTAIN(EJHL)

C A m p A N A L E ’ S C A R E E R S T A T I S T I C SYEAR GP G A Pts +/- PIM PPG SHG GWG

2007-08 6 0 0 0 +1 0-0 0 0 0

2008-09 22 0 1 1 -3 3-6 0 0 0

TOTALS 28 0 1 1 -2 3-6 0 0 0

Personal: Born in Phoenixville, Pennsyl-vania on February 14, 1988 to Larry and Lisa Campanale...Shoots left...Majoring in business...Mother Lisa played field hockey at Ursinus College, while his brother Chris currently plays hockey at American International College...Athlete he admires the most is Brady Quinn.



2 0 0 8 - 0 9 : DeSimone set benchmarks in goals (seven) a n d a s s i s t s (11) and is the fourth-leading returning scorer with 18 points… Played in all 38 games for the

Wildcats, scoring in 16 games with a pair of multi-point performances… Tallied a goal and an assist against Dartmouth on Jan. 17 and registered two assists against Providence on Feb. 13.

2007-08: DeSimone registered 13 points (3g, 10a) while playing in all 38 games…Recorded his first collegiate point Nov. 2 at Northeastern…Had three multiple-assist efforts Nov. 26 versus Brown, Nov. 30 versus UMass-Lowell and Jan. 6 versus St. Lawrence…Scored his first collegiate goal Jan. 4 at Merrimack when he potted the game winner.

Career Milestones: Career high two as-sists on four different occasions; first goal Jan. 4, 2008 at Merrimack; first assist Nov. 2, 2007 at Northeastern.

Before UNH: DeSimone was a three-year veteran of the USHL playing with Sioux City...DeSimone, the 06-07 USHL

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JUNIOR•FORWARD•�-�•�88EASTAMHERST,N.Y.•SIOUXCITY(USHL)

D E S I m O N E ’ S C A R E E R S T A T I S T I C SYEAR GP G A Pts +/- PIM PPG SHG GWG

2007-08 38 3 10 13 +3 14-28 1 0 2

2008-09 38 7 11 18 -6 19-46 2 0 1

TOTALS 76 10 21 31 -3 33-74 3 0 3

Player of the Year, scored 73 points (26g, 47a) in 60 games with a +13 plus/minus rating...He served as the Musketeers captain last year and was the assistant captain in the 05-06 season...DeSimone was also a USHL First-Team All-Star in his final season with Sioux City.

Personal: Born in Buffalo, New York on March 19, 1987 to Phil and Cindy DeSimone...Shoots left... a health management major...Athlete he ad-mires the most is Alexi Kovalev.

NHL Rights: DeSimone was drafted by the Washington Capitals with the 84th pick in the third round of the 2007 NHL Draft.


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8-STRAIGHTNCAAAPPEARANCES,13-STRAIGHT20-WINSEASONS,28All-Americans

2008-09: Manz played in s ix games includ-ing both games at the NC AA Northeast Re-gional… One of eight Wildcats named to the Hockey East All-Academic Team;

a two-time academic team honoree.

2007-08: Manz played in seven games during his freshman season with the Wildcats…Recorded his first collegiate goal Feb. 1 at Vermont…Made the Hockey East All-Academic team.

Career Milestones: First goal: Feb. 1, 2008 at Vermont.

Before UNH: Manz skated for Choate Rosemary Hall in the New England Prep School league in 06-07 for coach Pat Dennehy...He tallied 30 points (17g, 13a)

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JUNIOR•FORWARD•6-1•190WAYNE,PA.•CHOATEROSEMARYHALL(NEPSAC)

M a n z ’ S C a R E E R S T a T I S T I C SYEAR GP G A Pts +/- PIM PPG SHG GWG

2007-08 7 1 0 1 E 0-0 0 0 0

2008-09 6 0 0 0 -1 0-0 0 0 0

TOTALS 13 1 0 1 -1 0-0 0 0 0

in 22 contests and was a First-Team Founders League All-Star...Manz played Midget hockey for the Philadelphia Jr. Flyers as a teammate and classmate of current Wildcat Matt Campanale.

Personal: Born in New Haven, Con-necticut on May 26, 1988 to Paul and Karen Manz...Shoots left...Majoring in political science...His favorite athlete is Chase Utley, while the person he ad-mires most in sports is Pat Tillman.



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2008-09: Sislo earned the Most Improved Play-er Award in his second season in Durham…To-taled 31 points, which was the second most on the team, on a team-high 19

goals and 12 assists… Hidden in those totals are six power-play goals, two short-handed goals and two game-win-ners...Named Hockey East Player of the Week (Dec. 15)…Named INCH National Player of the Week (Dec. 16)…Selected as Hockey East Player of the Month for December…Ranked second in Hockey East in shorthanded goals and seventh in goals…Ranked 19th nationally in goals per game… Notched a Whittemore Cen-ter record six-point (4g, 2a) effort Dec. 11 versus Holy Cross…Recorded seven multi-point efforts including putting up a goal and two assists in UNH’s 6-5 win over North Dakota in the NCAAs.

2007-08: Sislo skated in all 38 games, recording three goals and five assists for eight points along the way…Tallied his first collegiate point in a Nov. 10 win versus Boston College…Potted his first career goal Feb. 1 at Vermont…Had a multiple-assist night Jan. 12 versus UMass-Amherst.

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JUNIOR•FORWARD•5-11•188SUPERIOR,WIS.•GREENBAY(USHL)

S I S l o ’ S C a R E E R S T a T I S T I C SYEAR GP G A Pts +/- PIM PPG SHG GWG

2007-08 38 3 5 8 E 6-12 0 0 0

2008-09 38 19 12 31 +9 6-12 6 2 2

TOTALS 76 22 17 39 +9 12-24 6 2 2

Career Milestones: Career high: six points on Dec. 11, 2008 vs. Holy Cross; first assist: Nov. 10, 2007 vs. BC; first goal: Feb. 1, 2008 at Vermont.

Before UNH: Sislo skated for the Green Bay Gamblers of the USHL, notching 49 points (23g, 26a) in 60 games, after a six point season in 57 games in 05-06...He ranked second of the team in goals scored.

Personal: Born in Duluth, Minnesota on January 20, 1988 to Brian and Karen Sislo...Shoots right...A health management and policy major...His Uncle, Mike Gotelaere played for the UMD Bulldogs...The athlete he ad-mires the most is Brett Favre...Aside from hockey, he enjoys hunting and fishing.





2 0 0 8 - 0 9 : T h o m p s o n t a l l i e d n i n e points (4g, 5a) in 27 games p l a y e d … Dished out a pair of assists in a 6-5 over-time win over

Vermont in the regular-season finale… Netted a goal in the first game of the season against Wisconsin and had a point in eight games.

2007-08: Thompson ranked third in rookie scoring for the ‘Cats with 12 points (6g, 6a)…Scored his first career hat trick Nov. 17 at Providence…Also had a career-high five points that night with two assists…His third goal of the contest won the game in overtime…Had another multiple-point effort Nov. 2 at Northeastern…Named Hockey East Rookie of the Month in November.

Career Milestones: Career high: five points on Nov. 17, 2007 at PC; first assist Nov. 2, 2007 vs. Northeastern; first goal Oct. 27, 2007 vs. Colorado College.

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JUNIOR•FORWARD•6-1•198DERRY,N.H.•NEWHAMPSHIRE(EJHL)

T H o M p S o n ’ S C a R E E R S T a T I S T I C SYEAR GP G A Pts +/- PIM PPG SHG GWG

2007-08 35 6 6 12 +1 11-22 0 0 2

2008-09 27 4 5 9 -3 11-22 0 0 1

TOTALS 62 10 11 21 -2 22-44 0 0 3

Before UNH: Thompson was a member of the New Hampshire Jr. Monarchs of the EJHL from 2005-07...He was the EJHL Player of the Year and EJHL Of-fensive Player of the Year in 06-07 scor-ing 94 points (51g, 43a) in 50 games...Thompson was a First-Team EJHL All-Star and averaged over one goal per game last season...He played his freshman and sophomore seasons at Pinkerton Academy and is a cousin of former Wildcat Mike Souza.

Personal: Born in Methuen, Massachu-setts on November 30, 1988 to Paul and Susan Thompson...Shoots right...A liberal arts major...Cousin, Mike Souza, played hockey for UNH from 1996-2000 and currently plays in Europe...Aside from playing hockey, he enjoys golf, tennis and water sports...The people he admires the most are his parents and his favorite athlete is Tiger Woods.





2008-09: Borisenok saw action in 11 games during his rookie season… Scored his first career goal Nov. 22 versus Providence College… Missed much of the second half of the season with illness.

Career Milestones: First goal Nov. 22, 2008 vs. Providence, first assist Jan. 30, 2009 vs. Vermont.

Before UNH: Borisenok played two seasons with the Green Bay Gamblers of the United States Hockey League (USHL)...His final season, he skated in 46 games and to-taled 39 points on 15 goals and 24 assists and was voted Gamblers’ Most Valuable Player...Was the team’s leading scorer despite missing 14 games with injury...Before his time with the Gamblers, had a stint with the Waterloo Black Hawks of the USHL...Over the course of his career,

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SOPHOMORE•FORWARD•5-8•165WATERVLIET,N.Y.•GREENBAY(USHL)

Borisenok played in 152 games and tallied 29 goals and 40 assists for a total of 69 points.

Personal: Born in Albany, New York on February 25, 1988 to Walter and Michelle Borisenok...Shoots leftt...Majoring in Computer Sci-ence...Aside from hockey he enjoys lacrosse, golf, fishing and play-ing guitar...Lists Joe Sakic as his favorite athlete and John Wooden as his most admired person in sports...Had numerous connections to his UNH teammates prior to arriving in Durham...Played in Wa-terloo with Kessel and DiGirolamo, played in Green Bay with Sislo, for the 2005 USA Hockey Select 17’s with Paul Thompson and for the Junior Bruins with Moses.

2008-09: DiGirolamo was the second goaltender on the UNH depth chart… Played in five games and picked up his first collegiate win in a relief appearance on Dec. 11 against Holy Cross… Stopped 22 shots and earned a tie in his collegiate debut at Northeastern on Nov. 1… One of eight Wildcats named to the Hockey East All-Academic Team.

Career Milestones: Career-high 29 saves at Boston College on Nov. 15, 2008. First win: Dec. 11, 2008 vs. Holy Cross.

Before UNH: DiGirolamo played in 75 games over his last two years for the Waterloo Black Hawks of the USHL...Dur-ing his final season with Waterloo, he posted a 25-12 record

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SOPHOMORE•GOALIE•5-9•160AMBLER,PA.•WATERLOO(USHL)

D I G I R o l a M o ’ S C a R E E R S T a T I S T I C SYEAR GP Min W-L-T GAA Save% SO

2008-09 5 218:57 1-2-1 4.66 .833 0

TOTALS 5 218:57 1-2-1 4.66 .833 0

in 42 games, a win total that ranked third in the USHL...During that year, the USHL all-star notched 879 saves and had a goals-against-average of just 2.41, which ranked fourth in the league...Helped lead the Blackhawks to the championship game where they lost in overtime...In the season prior, had a 22-9 record to go along with a total of 735 saves and a save percentage of .905...Was awarded USHL Goalie of the Week three times in the 2007-08 season and twice in the 2006-07 season. Personal: Born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on June 9, 1988 to John and Mary Ann DiGirolamo...Catches left...Undecided on a major...His

brother John played baseball at Mount St. Mary’s and in a professional Italian Baseball League...Aside from hockey he enjoys baseball and golf...His favorite athlete is Brian Dawkins and the person he admires most outside of sports is his father John...Played in Waterloo with Kessel, Pavelski and Borisenok.

B o R I S E n o K ’ S C a R E E R S T a T I S T I C SYEAR GP G A Pts +/- PIM PPG SHG GWG

2008-09 11 1 1 2 E 0-0 0 0 0

TOTALS 11 1 1 2 E 0-0 0 0 0





2008-09: Kessel played in 37 of the team’s 38 games, more than any other freshman… Missed just one game while competing at the World Junior National Tournament… Tied with Moses for the most points as a freshman with 13 on six goals and seven assists… A valuable member of the Wildcat power play, potting three one-man advantage goals and three game-winning goals (ranked 45th nationally)… Plus/minus rating of +16 was second only to his linemate Kevin Kapstad… Had a career-high two points on a goal and an assist on March 6 at Vermont… Had a knack for scoring big goals as three of his six goals were game winners including late winners against Mass-Lowell and Vermont at Whittemore Center.

Career Milestones: Career high: two points March 6, 2009 at Vermont; first goal Nov. 15, 2008 at Boston College; first assist Oct. 11, 2008 vs. Wisconsin.

Before UNH: Kessel skated in 118 games over two seasons for the Waterloo Black Hawks of the United States Hockey League (USHL)...In his final season, was named USHL Defenseman of the Year and an all star selection...Led all defensemen in scoring with 57 points

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SOPHOMORE•DEFENSE•6-2•205VERONA,WIS.•WATERLOO(USHL)

on 19 goals and 38 assists in 59 games...In the season prior, played in 59 games and totaled 38 points as he notched 27 assists and 11 goals...Over the course of his career with the Blackhawks, Kessel was awarded the De-fensive Player of the Week three times, twice in 2008 and once in 2007.

Personal: Born in Madison, Wisconsin on April 13, 1989 to Phil and Kathy Kessel...Shoots right...Majoring in sports studies...His brother Phil plays for the Boston Bruins (NHL), cousin David Moss plays for the Calgary Flames (NHL), while his father Phil played football for the Washington Redskins (NFL) and Calgary Sampede (CFL)...Aside from hockey he enjoys golfing and fishing...His favorite athlete is Nicholas Lidstrom...Played in Waterloo with UNH teammates DiGirolamo, Borisenok and Pavelski.

NHL Rights: Kessel was selected in the sixth round of the 2007 NHL draft by the New York Islanders with the 166th overall pick.

2008-09: Kipp played in 27 games during his freshman sea-son, tallying two points on a goal and an assist… Recorded his first career goal versus Vermont on March 6… Handed out his first assist in an NCAA win over North Dakota on March 28… One of eight Wildcats named to the Hockey East All-Academic Team.

Before UNH: Kipp skated in 169 games in his three-year ca-reer for his hometown Salmon Arm Silverbacks of the British Columbia Hockey League (BCHL)...During his final season, he played in 66 games and tallied 53 points...Among defense-

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SOPHOMORE•DEFENSE•6-1•205SALMONARM,B.C.•SALMONARM(BCHL)

K I p p ’ S C a R E E R S T a T I S T I C SYEAR GP G A Pts +/- PIM PPG SHG GWG

2008-09 27 1 1 2 E 8-16 0 0 0

TOTALS 27 1 1 2 E 8-16 0 0 0

men, he ranked third in assists and fourth in total points...In both the 06-07 and the 07-08 seasons, the Silverback captain played on the championship winning Team Canada West in the World Junior A Challenge...He served as the team’s assistant captain in 2008 for the Canada West squad...In the season prior, Kipp totaled 45 points on 35 assists and 10 goals in 55 games.

Career Milestones: First goal March 6, 2009 at Vermont; first assist March 28, 2008 vs. North Dakota.

Personal: Born in Salmon Arm, British Columbia on April 9, 1988 to Larry and Michelle Kipp...Shoots right...Major-ing in business administration...Aside from hockey he enjoys playing baseball...Lists Steve Yzerman as his favorite athlete and his mom and dad as the people he admires most.

K E S S E l ’ S C a R E E R S T a T I S T I C SYEAR GP G A Pts +/- PIM PPG SHG GWG

2008-09 37 6 7 13 +16 12-24 3 0 3

TOTALS 37 6 7 13 +16 12-24 3 0 3





2008-09: McCarey played in eight games as a freshman and added depth to the Wildcat offense.

Before UNH: McCarey played two seasons with the USA National Development Program...In that time, the forward skated in 64 games and notched 20 goals and 11 assists, for a total of 31 points...Was on the 2008 U-18 World Championships that finished third...In addition, his teams won the gold at the 5-nations cup once and 4-nations cup twice while in the USDP...Before his time with the USA Development Program, McCarey played for the Syracuse Stars of the Eastern Junior Hockey League...

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SOPHOMORE•FORWARD•5-11•195BALDWINSVILLE,N.Y.•U.S.NATIONALDEVELOPMENT(USNP)

In his one-year stint with Syracuse he played in 45 games and amassed an 11-12-23 scoring line.

Personal: Born in Syracuse, New York on March 24, 1990 to Rob and MaryJane McCarey...Shoots right...Majoring in sports studies...Aside from hockey he enjoys golf, lacrosse and fishing...Lists his favorite athlete as Tiger Woods and his parents as the people he admires most.

2008-09: Moses recorded 13 points (5g, 8a) in 33 games and was tied with Blake Kessel for the team lead among freshmen… Scored a pair of game-winning goals for the Wildcats… Recorded three multi-point nights, including a two-goal performance against Providence on Feb. 13 and a two-assist effort against Dartmouth on Jan. 17… One of eight Wildcats named to the Hockey East All-Academic Team. Before UNH: Moses played in 96 games over three years for the Junior Bruins of the Eastern Junior Hockey League...In that span, he totaled 96 points on 37 goals and 59 assists and was

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SOPHOMORE•FORWARD•5-9•170LEOMINSTER,MASS.•JR.BRUINS(EJHL)

M o S E S ’ C a R E E R S T a T I S T I C SYEAR GP G A Pts +/- PIM PPG SHG GWG

2008-09 33 5 8 13 E 3-6 0 0 2

TOTALS 33 5 8 13 E 3-6 0 0 2

an all star selection...In 2006, was named to the EJHL USA Hockey National Junior roster to participate in the annual Jamboree...In 2007, the center notched 11 goals along with an impressive 36 assists, a total which ranked fifth in the league...On the season, he finished 23rd in the league in points as he tallied a total of 47...He was also awarded the EJHL Player of the Week on Jan. 19, 2007.

Career Milestones: Career high: two points on three different oc-casions; first goal Nov. 15, 2008 at Boston College; first assist Oct. 11, 2008 vs. Wisconsin.

Personal: Born in Leominster, Massachusetts on August 9, 1989 to Stephen and Tammy Mo-ses...Shoots right...Majoring in business...Aside from hockey he enjoys working out and surf-ing...Lists his favorite athlete as Sidney Crosby and lists his dad as the person he admires most outside of sports.

M C C a R E Y ’ S C a R E E R S T a T I S T I C SYEAR GP G A Pts +/- PIM PPG SHG GWG

2008-09 8 0 0 0 -1 3-14 0 0 0

TOTALS 8 0 0 0 -1 3-14 0 0 0





2 0 0 8 - 0 9 : S c o t t w a s t h e t h i r d g o a l -tender on the UNH depth chart… Did not see action during his freshman campaign. Before UNH: Scott minded the net for South Kent Prep of the New England Prep School Athletic Conference...During his senior season at South Kent, helped the Cardinals go 24-9-3 and reach the New England semifinals...Played in 26 games and was stellar in the net as he posted a .923 save percentage paired with a 2.85 goals against aver-age...In NEPSAC, Scott led the league in saves as well as minutes played.

TYLERSCOTT1

SOPHOMORE•GOALIE•6-3•191RIDGEFIELD,CONN.•SOUTHKENT(NEPSAC)

Personal: Born in Hutchinson, Minnesota on April 22, 1989 to Daniel and Nancy Scott...Catches left...Unde-clared in a major in the College of Liberal Arts....Aside from hockey he enjoys music, golf and watersports...Lists his favorite athlete and most admired person in sports as Rocco Mediate for his story and attitude at the 2008 U.S. Open...After college, hopes to continue with a career in business financing.

Before UNH: Block played two years in the North American Hockey League (NAHL) for the Fairbanks Ice Dogs and served as the team captain for 2008-09 campaign… As a second-year player, he led the league in scoring with 84 points in 57 games, (29 goals and 44 assists)… He followed up his success-ful season with 11 points in six playoff games on seven goals and four assists and was named the NAHL Forward of the Year and was a first-team All-Star selection.

AUSTINBLOCK3

FRESHMAN•FORWARD•5-11•180THOUSANDOAKS,CALIF.•FAIRBANKS(NAHL)

Personal: Born in Denver, Colorado October 10, 1989 to Randy Block and Shellie Jernigan… Shoots right… A business major… Father Randy played football at Northern Arizona… Lists Steve Yzerman as his favorite athlete and his father as the person he admires most outside of sports.





Before UNH: Burke, a member of the Cedar Rapids Roughriders of the United States Hockey League (USHL), missed most of 2008-09 with a season-ending injury… However, the highly talented forward represented his country in the World Junior A challenge just weeks before the injury...He had two points in five games as the United States won the championship for the first time… Prior to Cedar Rapids, Burke played for the New Hampshire Junior Monarchs, in the Eastern Junior Hockey League (EJHL).

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FRESHMAN•FORWARD•6-3•205LEE,N.H.•CEDARRAPIDS(USHL)

Personal: Born in Portsmouth, New Hampshire on May 16, 1990 to Timothy and Catherine Burke… Shoots left… Undeclared major in the college of liberal arts… Lists Ryan Getzlaf as his favorite athlete and Barack Obama as the person he admires most outside of sports… Burke is the first Wildcat player to also attend the Dick Umile Hockey School as a youth.

NHL Rights: Burke was drafted in the sixth round of the 2008 NHL Entry Level Draft by the Washington Capitals with the 174th overall pick.

Before UNH: Hardowa played three years in the Alberta Junior Hockey League (AJHL), leading the Spruce Grove Saints to the 2008-09 regular season title… Hardowa led all defensemen in the AJHL, scoring 63 points in 61 games on 20 goals and 43 assists… He was a two-year captain and in 2008-09 was voted the league’s most outstanding defense-men and co- MVP.

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FRESHMAN•DEFENSE•6-1•210EDMONTON,ALBERTA•SPRUCEGROVE(AJHL)

Personal: Born in Edmonton, Alberta on November 15, 1988 to Ron and Elaine Hardowa… Shoots right… Busi-ness major… Lists Tiger Woods as his favorite athlete and his parents Ron and Elaine as the people he admires most outside of sports.





Before UNH: Henrion, in 2008-09, was a first-year player with the United States National Team De-velopment Program (NTDP) after playing junior hockey for the Junior Bruins of the EJHL… John played both center and wing for the NTDP accu-mulating 31 points in 58 games on 19 goals and 12 assists… Henrion’s schedule while at NTDP included many games against Division I colleges as well as international competition...His season culminated with his participation on the Gold Medal-winning U.S. team in the World Under-18 Championships.

JOHNHENRION16

FRESHMAN•FORWARD•6-1•205HOLDEN,MASS.•U.S.NATIONALDEVELOPMENT(NTDP)

Personal: Born in Worcester, Massachusetts on January 19, 1991 to John and Lynn Henrion… Shoots right… Undeclared major in the college of liberal arts… Lists tennis player Rafael Nadal as his favorite athlete and his parents as the people he admires most outside of sports.

Before UNH: Ivens-Anderson helped lead the Jersey Hitmen to the regular season and playoff championships in the EJHL in 2008-09… Prior to that season, he played two years for the Junior Monarchs out of Manchester, N.H… He led his team in power-play goals with 14, playing defense on the Hitmen first power play unit… In 45 games, he scored 24 goals and added 31 assists for 55 points.

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FRESHMAN•FORWARD/DEFENSE•6-1•195POUNDRIDGE,N.Y.•JERSEY(EJHL)

Personal: Born in New York City on September 9, 1989 to Charles Anderson and Ellen Ivens… Shoots rights… Undeclared major in the college of liberal arts… His fa-ther Charles Anderson played basketball at Stony Brook University from 1966-68… Lists John Dahl Tomasson as his favorite athlete and names his father Charles, Cpl. Jason Dunham and the rest of the men and women in the United States armed forces as the people he most admires outside of sports.





Before UNH: After a stellar career at prep school power Shattuck St Mary’s, Kostolansky played one season for the Chicago Steel of the USHL… During the 2008-09 campaign, he amassed 18 points on a goal and 17 assists in 60 games… He is a solid defender, but mostly recognized as a good player with the puck on his stick… He makes reliable decisions with the puck and makes a very good first pass out of the zone.

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FRESHMAN•DEFENSE•5-10•180DENVER,COLO.•CHICAGO(USHL)

Personal: Born in Denver, Colorado on January 27, 1990 son to Kris Kostolansky and Margaret Smith… Shoots left… A political science major… Lists former Boston Bruin Bobby Orr as his favorite athlete and Abraham Lin-coln as the person he admires most outside of sports.

Before UNH: Pavelski was a two-year player for Coach PK O’Handley’s Waterloo Blackhawks club… Followed his brother Joe (Wisconsin and now the San Jose Sharks) to Waterloo, where Joe won a championship with former Wildcats Kevin Regan, Matt Fornataro and Mike Radja… He played in all situations for the Blackhawks in his second season amassing 29 points in 57 games on 13 goals and 16 assists to go along with a +19 rating.

SCOTTPAVELSKI11

FRESHMAN•FORWARD•5-10•185PLOVER,WIS.•WATERLOO(USHL)

Personal: Born in Plover, Wisconsin on October 11, 1988 to Mike and Sandy Pavelski… Shoots right… Liberal arts major… Brother Joe played at Wisconsin from 2004-06 and is currently a member of the San Jose Sharks… Lists Payne Stewart as his favorite athlete all-time and his brother Joe as the person he most admires.



Before UNH: Speelman played one year for the Green Bay Gamblers of the USHL… During the 2008-09 season, he registered 21 goals and 21 assists for 42 points in 57 games and was a +30… Prior to his season in Green Bay, Speelman played for the San Jose Jr. Sharks and participated in the USA Hockey National Select Festival from 2004-07.

DALTONSPEELMAN10

FRESHMAN•FORWARD•5-10•185SANJOSE,CALIF.•GREENBAY(USHL)

Personal: Born in Mountain View, California on February 9, 1990 to Brian and Barbara Speelman...Shoots left...Sports studies major...Father Brian played football in the USFL for the Denver Gold from 1981-84...Lists his favorite athlete as Marco Sturm and most admired person as his parents and brother.

SeniorClass(fromL-R)PeterLeBlanc(C),BobbyButler(C),NickKrates,BrianFoster



THISISHOCKEYEAST

SENIORDEFENSEMANNICKKRATES

(PALOSPARK,ILL.)





The league is coming off a banner 25th anniversary season, as the Hockey East Association boasts back-to-back NCAA national champions for the first time in league history. The league has been consistently the strongest Div. I conference from top to bottom, encompassing 10 established Division-I hockey programs, entering its 26th season in 2009-2010.

The conference will also make history as Fenway Park will play host to the Hockey East doubleheader on Friday, January 8, 2010. Northeastern will play UNH in the women’s game, while storied rivals Boston College and Boston University will play in the men’s game. It marks the first women’s outdoor game in history and the third men’s outdoor game in the modern era.

Hockey East has continued a steady rise to prominence since its founding charter on July 11, 1983, when the possibility of an apparent Ivy League departure threatened the ECAC. In response, the athletics directors from Boston College, Boston University, New Hampshire, Northeastern and Providence unveiled a new Division I men’s ice hockey conference. Together, Bill Flynn of Boston College, John Simpson of Boston University, Andy Mooradian of New Hampshire, Joe Zabilski of Northeastern and Lou Lamoriello of Providence launched Hockey East. Lamoriello assumed the role of the league’s first commissioner.

Later that summer, the Board of Directors added the University of Maine and the University of Lowell (now UMass Lowell). Official conference competition of the seven-team league began with the 1984-85 season. Expansion brought the league to its current 10 teams with the additions of Merrimack College (1989), the University of Massachusetts (1993) and most recently the University of Vermont (2005).

Since its inception, Hockey East has set new competitive standards for success in college hockey, annually compiling an impressive collective winning percentage against non-conference opponents, including a record .705 during the 2002-03 season and a .669 win percentage during the 25th anniversary season of 2008-09. Over the last 17 years, Hockey East has cemented its position as the nation’s elite col-lege hockey league, having earned 27 of the 66 berths in the NCAA Frozen Four and boasting six NCAA title winners: Boston College in 2001 and 2008, Boston University in 1995 and 2009, and the University of Maine in 1993 and 1999. Three of the four Frozen Four participants in 1999 came from the Hockey East ranks, and in 2007, both Boston College and the University of Maine made

it to the semifinal round in St. Louis after five squads (including Boston University, Massachusetts and New Hampshire) were selected for the 16-team NCAA field for the first time in the conference’s history. Hockey East sent four teams to the NCAA Tournament in 2009, marking the eighth time league teams have accomplished that feat.

Hockey East has proven to be an equally strong presence off the ice. Both in the classroom and in the community, league athletes continue to demonstrate their commitment to overall excellence. The Hockey East All-Academic Team honored a league-record 94 student-athletes for outstanding academic achievement during the 2008-09 campaign. UMass-Lowell’s Frank Stegnar and Merrimack’s Andrew Braithwaite both earned 4.0 GPA’s last season, earning them Hockey East’s “Top Scholar Athlete” distinction for the second time

in their HEA careers. The league also boasted a record 10 “Distinguished Scholar-Athletes” who recorded a 4.0 GPA in every semester of their four year Hockey East career. Hockey East athletes also strive to make a positive impact in community service programs across the New England, volunteering with youth hockey associations and community service organizations. Five Hockey East athletes have received the prestigious Hockey Humanitarian Award, two from the men’s league and three from the women’s, and seven others have been finalists for the award. Northeastern senior forward Missy Elumba was the recipient of the award in 2009, marking the league’s fifth honoree in as many years.

Hockey East’s “Skating Strides Against Breast Cancer” has raised more than $90,000 in the three years since its inception, including over $38,000 that was raised in 2009-08. The program supports local breast cancer charities throughout New England, with all 18 men’s and women’s programs taking an active role in the annual event.

Last season, BU senior defenseman Matt Gilroy took home college hockey’s top individual award, winning the Hobey Baker Memorial Award. Gilroy became the seventh Hockey East player to earn the award. It also marked the first time in the history of the award that all three “Hobey Hat Trick Finalists” were from the same conference, as Gilroy’s teammate Colin Wilson and Northeastern’s Brad Thiessen were among the three finalists. The trio was joined by four more Hockey East student-athletes, as the conference boasted seven All-Americans in 2008-09, including UMass’ James Mar-cou, UML’s Maury Edwards, BU’s Kevin Shattenkirk, and Vermont’s Viktor Stålberg.

However, it is the quality of its individual players as lead-i n g a t h l e t e s that most sets H o c k e y E a s t a p a r t f r o m the rest. More than 43 former Hockey East stu-dent-athletes were regulars in the National Hockey League in 2008-09. A recording-setting five HEA alumni earned Stanley Cup rings with the Pittsburgh Penguins this season, which included PC’s Hal Gill and Tom Fitzgerald, BC’s Bill Guerin, Brooks Orpik and Rob Scuderi.

In total, 49 current Hockey East players have been selected in the NHL Entry Draft, 13 of whom come from the Boston University squad. Hockey East boasts 30 all-time first round picks in the 25-year history of the league, which most recently includes BC’s Chris Kreider with the 19th pick of the ‘09 Draft by the New York Rangers. A total of 499 Hockey East student-athletes have been selected in the NHL Entry Draft in the past 25 years.

The reach of Hockey East continues to grow as new state-of-the-art facilities are con-structed, increasing capacities and amenities for college hockey fans. And the fans have

responded with over a million spectators coming out to watch Hockey East teams during the 2008-09 season for the seventh consecutive season.

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Commissioner: Joe BertagnaAssociate Commissioner: Kathy WyntersDirector of Public Relations: Peter SourisSupervisor of Officials: Richard DeCaprioAsst. Supervisor of Officials: John JonesWeb Site Coordinator: Dan ParkhurstCoord. of Minor Officials: Jim Prior2009-10 Graduate Intern: Stephanie Bambury

Rk. Team (1st Place Votes) Pts1. Boston University (6) 842. UMass-Lowell (2) 793. Boston College (2) 764. New Hampshire 59 Vermont 596. Northeastern 577. Massachusetts 478. Maine 329. Providence 2410. Merrimack 23

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1984-85 3-8-85 (H) 6 UMass-Lowell 7 L3-9-85 (H) 8 UMass-Lowell 4 W(UMass-Lowell wins mini-game, 1-0, quarterfinals)

1985-863-7-86 (A) 1 Boston U. 1 T3-8-86 (A) 3 Boston U. 4 L(BU wins two-game, total-goal series, 5-4, quarterfinals)

1988-893-4-89 (A) 4 Northeastern 5 L(NU wins single elimination quarterfinal)

1989-903-1-90 (A) 1 Providence 5 L3-2-90 (A) 2 Providence 0 W3-4-90 (A) 7 Providence 4 W(UNH wins best of three games, 2-1, quarterfinals)

3-9-90 (A) 4 Boston College 5 L OT(BC wins HE Semifinal at Conte Forum)

1990-913-1-91 (A) 1 Providence 4 L(PC wins single elimination quarterfinal) 1991-923-8-92 (H) 4 Northeastern 2 W(UNH wins single elimination quarterfinal)

3-12-92 (N) 5 Providence 3 W(UNH wins HE Semifinal at Boston Garden)

3-14-92 (N) 1 Maine 4 L(Maine wins HE Championship at Boston Garden)

1992-933-12-93 (H) 5 Merrimack 3 W3-14-93 (H) 9 Merrimack 2 W(UNH wins best of three games, 2-0, quarterfinals)

3-19-93 (N) 0 Boston U. 2 L(BU wins HE Semifinal at Boston Garden)

3-20-93 (N) 4 UMass-Lowell 5 L OT(Mass Lowell wins HE Third Place game at Boston Garden)

1993-943-11-94 (H) 4 Boston College 1 W3-12-94 (H) 6 Boston College 5 W 2OT(UNH wins best of three games, 2-0, quarterfinals)

3-18-94 (N) 2 UMass-Lowell 4 L(Mass Lowell wins HE Semifinal at Boston Garden) 3-19-94 (N) 4 Northeastern 4 T OT(UNH ties HE Third Place Game at Boston Garden)

1994-953-9-95 (H) 2 Providence 3 L OT(PC wins single elimination quarterfinal at Conte Forum)

1995-963-7-96 (A) 2 Maine 4 L3-8-96 (A) 4 Maine 8 L(Maine wins best of three games, 2-0, quarterfinals)

1996-973/7/97 (H) 5 Masschusetts 1 W3/8/97 (H) 8 Masschusetts 2 W(Quarterfinals —UNH wins best of three games, 2-0)

3/14/97 (N) 4 Boston College 0 W(HE Semifinals at Fleet Center)

3/15/97 (N) 2 Boston U. 4 L(HE Championship at FleetCenter)

1997-983/13/98 (H) 2 Maine 3 L 2OT3/14/98 (H) 3 Maine 5 L(Quarterfinals — Maine wins best of three games, 2-0)

1998-993/12/99 (H) 3 Merrimack 2 W3/13/99 (H) 5 Merrimack 4 W(Quarterfinals — UNH wins best of three games, 2-0)

3/19/99 (N) 6 Providence 2 W(HE Semifinals at FleetCenter)

3/20/99 (N) 5 Boston College 4 L OT(HE Finals at FleetCenter)

1999-20003/9/00 (H) 5 Merrimack 2 W3/10/00 (H) 3 Merrimack 2 W(Quarterfinals — UNH wins best of two games, 2-0)

3/17/00 (N) 1 Boston College 2 L(HE Semifinals at FleetCenter)

2000-013/8/01 (H) 4 UMass-Lowell 2 W3/9/01 (H) 1 UMass-Lowell 2 L3/10/01 (H) 1 UMass-Lowell 2 L(Quarterfinals — Lowell wins series 2-1)

2001-023/8/02 (H) 6 Merrimack 2 W3/9/02 (H) 5 Merrimack 4 W OT(Quarterfinals — UNH wins series, 2-0)

3/15/02 (N) 4 UMass-Lowell 3 W(HE Semifinals at the FleetCenter)

3/16/02 (N) 3 Maine 1 W(HE Finals at the FleetCenter)

2002-033/7/03 (H) 8 UMass-Lowell 4 W3/8/03 (H) 8 UMass-Lowell 4 W(Quarterfinals — UNH wins series, 2-0)

3/14/03 (N) 5 Massachusetts 4 W(HE Semifinals at the FleetCenter)

3/15/03 (N) 1 Boston U. 0 W OT(HE Finals at the FleetCenter)

2003-043/11/04 (H) 2 Providence 1 W3/12/04 (H) 3 Providence 4 L OT 3/13/04 (H) 1 Providence 0 W(Quarterfinals — UNH wins series, 2-1)

3/19/04 (N) 2 Massachusetts 5 L(HE Semifinals at the FleetCenter)

2004-053/10/05 (H) 6 Northeastern 1 W3/11/05 (H) 4 Northeastern 0 W(Quarterfinals — UNH wins series, 2-0)

3/18/05 (N) 5 Boston U. 2 W(HE Semifinals at the FleetCenter)

3/19/05 (N) 1 Boston College 3 L(HE Finals at the FleetCenter)

2005-063/9/06 (H) 4 Providence 0 W3/10/06 (H) 2 Providence 1 W(Quarterfinals — UNH wins series, 2-0)

3/17/06 (N) 2 Boston U. 9 L(HE Semifinals at the TD Banknorth Garden)

2006-073/8/07 (H) 4 Providence 0 W3/9/07 (H) 6 Providence 0 W(Quarterfinals — UNH wins series, 2-0)

3/16/07 (N) 3 Boston U. 2 W 2OT(HE Semifinals at the TD Banknorth Garden)

3/17/07 (N) 2 Boston College 5 L(HE Finals at the TD Banknorth Garden)

2007-083/14/08 (H) 4 Massachusetts 1 W3/15/08 (H) 7 Massachusetts 2 W(Quarterfinals — UNH wins series, 2-0)

3/21/08 (N) 4 Boston College 5 L 3OT(HE Semifinals at the TD Banknorth Garden)

2008-093/13/09 (H) 3 Boston College 5 L3/14/09 (H) 0 Boston College 1 L(Quarterfinals — BC wins series, 2-0)

UNH’S RECORD IN THE HOCKEY EAST TOURNAMENT 38-28-2

hockey east Tournament Results



OCTOBERSaturday, October 3Acadia at UNH (Exh.)St. Thomas at Northeastern (Exh.)St. Francis Xavier at Boston University (Exh.)New Brunswick at Massachusetts (Exh., Practice Rink, 6pm)

Sunday, October 4Acadia at UMass-Lowell (Exh., 4pm)New Brunswick at Vermont (Exh., 4pm)St. Francis Xavier at Boston College (Exh., 5pm)

Thursday, October 8Rensselaer at Massachusetts

Friday, October 9Maine at UnionVermont at Denver (9pm)Merrimack at North Dakota (8pm)Northeastern at Colorado CollegeIceBreaker at Qwest Center (at Omaha, Neb.)UMass-Lowell vs. St. Lawrence (5pm)U.S. Under-18 Team at Boston College (Exh.)New Brunswick at Providence (Exh.)

Saturday, October 10IceBreaker at Qwest Center (at Omaha, Neb.)UMass-Lowell vs. Army/Nebraska-Omaha (5/8pm)Merrimack at North Dakota (8pm)UNH at RensselaerVermont at Denver (9pm)Maine at UnionNortheastern at Colorado College Holy Cross at ProvidenceU.S. Under-18 Team at Boston University (Exh.)

Thursday, October 15Providence at Notre Dame #

Friday, October 16Boston University at Massachusetts *Miami at UNH #Providence at Notre Dame #Michigan State at Maine #Holy Cross at MerrimackBentley at Northeastern

Saturday, October 17Boston College at Vermont *Miami at UNH #Michigan State at Maine #Army at Merrimack

Tuesday, October 20Notre Dame at Boston University #

Friday, October 23Northeastern at UNH *Maine at Massachusetts *Vermont at Merrimack * Colgate at UMass-Lowell Providence at Bowling Green #Boston College at Notre Dame # (7:30pm)

Saturday, October 24Northeastern at UMass-Lowell * (5pm)Maine at UNH * Michigan at Boston University #Providence at Bowling Green #

Sunday, October 25UConn at Merrimack (4pm)

Friday, October 30Boston University at UMass-Lowell * Massachusetts at Providence * Merrimack at Boston College *Vermont at Maine * UNH at Wisconsin (8pm)

Saturday, October 31UMass-Lowell at Boston University * Providence at Massachusetts * UNH at Wisconsin (8pm)

NOVEMBERSunday, November 1Boston College at Merrimack * (4pm)

Friday, November 6Boston College at UNH * Boston University at Northeastern * UMass-Lowell at Vermont * Niagara at Massachusetts

Saturday, November 7Northeastern at Boston College *

Sunday, November 8Providence at Vermont * UNH at UMass-Lowell * (4pm)Boston University at Maine * Massachusetts at Niagara (2pm)

Friday, November 13Boston University at Merrimack *

UNH at Massachusetts *Maine at Northeastern * UMass-Lowell at Alabama-Huntsville (8pm)

Saturday, November 14Merrimack at Boston University * UNH at Massachusetts * Vermont at Boston College * Maine at Northeastern * UMass-Lowell at Alabama-Huntsville (8pm)

Sunday, November 15Vermont at Boston College * (4pm)

Tuesday, November 17Brown at Providence (Mayor’s Cup)

Thursday, November 19Massachusetts at Yale

Friday, November 20Boston University at UNH * Boston College at Maine *Providence at Northeastern *

Saturday, November 21Merrimack at UMass-Lowell *UNH at Boston University * Boston College at Maine *Northeastern at Providence *

Tuesday, November 24Massachusetts at Vermont *UMass-Lowell at Providence *Boston University at Harvard (7:30pm)

Friday, November 27Vermont at Northeastern * Maine at UMass-Lowell * Providence at DartmouthClarkson at Boston College (5pm)

Saturday, November 28UNH at Merrimack * (4pm)Boston University vs. Cornell (at Madison Square Garden, 8pm)St. Lawrence vs. Maine (at Portland Civic Center)Massachusetts at Quinnipiac

Monday, November 30Yale at Vermont

DECEMBERTuesday, December 1Merrimack at Boston College *

Friday, December 4Boston College at Massachusetts *Vermont at Boston University * Northeastern at Merrimack * Providence at Maine * UMass-Lowell at UNH *

Saturday, December 5Boston College at Boston University * Merrimack at Northeastern * Massachusetts at UMass-Lowell * Providence at Maine *

Sunday, December 6UNH at Vermont * (4pm)

Wednesday, December 9Boston College at Harvard

Friday, December 11UNH at Providence * Princeton at UMass-Lowell Rensselaer at Boston University

Saturday, December 12Northeastern at Maine *Merrimack at Massachusetts * Boston College at Providence * Princeton at UMass-Lowell (4pm)St. Lawrence at Vermont

Saturday, December 19Dartmouth at Vermont (4pm)

Tuesday, December 29Florida College Classic at Germain Arena (Estero, Fla.)Maine vs. Princeton (4pm)UConn Tournament (at Storrs, Conn.)Massachusetts vs. Union (4pm)

Wednesday, December 30Florida College Classic at Germain Arena (Estero, Fla.)Maine vs. Colorado College/Cornell (4/7:30pm)UConn Tournament (at Storrs, Conn.)Massachusetts vs. Bentley/Connecticut (4/7pm)

JANUARYFriday, January 1Denver Cup at Magness Arena (Denver, Col.)Boston College vs. St. Lawrence (6:30pm)

Saturday, January 2Massachusetts at Boston University *Denver Cup at Magness Arena (Denver, Col.)Boston College vs. Denver (9pm)Badger Classic at Kohl Center (Madison, Wis.)Merrimack vs. Wisconsin (8pm)Dartmouth TournamentNortheastern vs. Dartmouth UMass-Lowell vs. Holy Cross (4pm)Catamount Cup (at Burlington, Vt.)Alabama Huntsville at Vermont New Brunswick at Maine (Exh.)

Sunday, January 3Badger Classic at Kohl Center (Madison, Wis.)Merrimack vs. Ferris State/Yale (5pm)Dartmouth TournamentNortheastern vs. Holy Cross/UMass-Lowell (4/7pm)UMass-Lowell vs. Dartmouth/Northeastern (4/7pm)Cornell at UNH (4pm)Catamount Cup (at Burlington, Vt.)Mercyhurst/Minnesota Duluth at Vermont (4/7pm)

Friday, January 8Boston University vs. Boston College * (at Fenway Park, 7:30pm)UMass-Lowell at UNH *

Saturday, January 9Massachusetts at UNH *UMass-Lowell at Northeastern * Merrimack at Maine *

Sunday, January 10Massachusetts at Northeastern * (TBA)Providence at Boston College * (TBA)

Friday, January 15Maine at Boston College * Northeastern at Vermont * Boston University at Providence * UMass-Lowell at Massachusetts *

Saturday, January 16Maine at Providence * Northeastern at Vermont *Merrimack at Boston University * Massachusetts at UMass-Lowell * UNH vs. Dartmouth (Verizon Wireless Arena, Manchester, N.H.)

Tuesday, January 19Providence at Northeastern *

Friday, January 22Boston University at Boston College * Merrimack at UMass-Lowell * UNH at Providence *

Saturday, January 23Vermont at Massachusetts * Boston College at UMass-Lowell * UNH at Boston University * Providence at Merrimack * U.S. Under-18 Team at Maine (Exh.)

Sunday, January 24Vermont at Massachusetts * (4pm)

Friday, January 29 Providence at Boston College * Massachusetts at Boston University * UNH at Merrimack * Maine at Vermont *UMass-Lowell at Northeastern *

Saturday, January 30Merrimack at UNH * Maine at Vermont * Massachusetts at Providence *

FEBRUARYMonday, February 1Beanpot Tournament (at TD Bank Garden, Boston, Mass.)Boston College vs. Harvard (5pm)Boston University vs. Northeastern (8pm)

Friday, February 5UNH at Maine * Boston College at Massachusetts *Boston University at UMass-Lowell * Vermont at Providence * Northeastern at Merrimack *

Saturday, February 6UNH at Maine * Vermont at Providence * UMass-Lowell at Merrimack *

Monday, February 8Beanpot Tournament (at TD Bank Garden, Boston, Mass.)Consolation Game (5pm)Championship Game (8pm)

Friday, February 12Providence at UNH * Boston College at UMass-Lowell * Northeastern at Massachusetts *Maine at Boston University * (7:30)Merrimack at Vermont *

Saturday, February 13UMass-Lowell at Boston College * Massachusetts at Northeastern *Maine at Boston University * Merrimack at Vermont *

Friday, February 19Vermont at UNH * UMass-Lowell at Maine * Boston College at Northeastern *Massachusetts at Merrimack * Boston University at Providence *

Saturday, February 20Vermont at UNH * UMass-Lowell at Maine * Northeastern at Boston College * Merrimack at Massachusetts * Providence at Boston University *

Friday, February 26Boston University at Vermont * Maine at Merrimack * Massachusetts at Boston College * Providence at UMass-Lowell * UNH at Northeastern *

Saturday, February 27Maine at Merrimack * UMass-Lowell at Providence * Northeastern at UNH * (7:30pm)

Sunday, February 28Boston University at Vermont * (4pm)

MARCHFriday, March 5Northeastern at Boston University * Boston College at UNH * Merrimack at Providence * Vermont at UMass-Lowell * Massachusetts at Maine *

Saturday, March 6UNH at Boston College * Boston University at Northeastern *Providence at Merrimack * Vermont at UMass-Lowell *Massachusetts at Maine *

HOCKEY EAST TOURNAMENTFriday, March 12 - Sunday, March 14Quarterfinals at campus sites

Friday, March 19Semifinals at TD Bank Garden (5/8pm, NESN)

Saturday, March 20Championship at TD Bank Garden (7pm, NESN)

NCAA TOURNAMENT (Times TBA)Friday, March 26East Regional at Pepsi Arena (Albany, N.Y.)West Regional at Mariucci Arena (Minneapolis, Minn.)

Saturday, March 27Midwest Regional (Fort Wayne, Ind.)Northeast Regional at DCU Center (Worcester, Mass.)West Regional at Mariucci Arena (Minneapolis, Minn.)East Regional at Pepsi Arena (Albany, N.Y.)

Sunday, March 28Midwest Regional (Fort Wayne, Ind.)Northeast Regional at DCU Center (Worcester, Mass.)

FROZEN FOUR (Times TBA)Thursday, April 8 at Ford Field (Detroit, Mich,)NCAA Semifinals

Saturday, April 10 at Ford Field (Detroit, Mich,)NCAA Championship Game

* Hockey East game - All games start at 7 p.m. EST unless other indicated*** SCHEDULE TENTATIVE & STILL SUBJECT TO CHANGE***

hockey east Composite Schedule


8-STRAIGHTNCAAAPPEARANCES,13-STRAIGHT20-WINSEASONS,28All-Americans2009-10OPPONENTS

SENIORFORWARDBOBBYBUTLER

(MARLBORO,MASS.)


2009-10UNHMEN’SICEHOCKEYMEDIAGUIDE


Head CoachJerry York

Captain Matt Price

Head CoachJack Parker

Head CoachTim Whitehead

CaptainTanner House

CaptainKevin Shattenkirk

Friday Nov.6 WhittemoreCenter 7pmFriday March5 WhittemoreCenter 7:30pmSaturday March6 ConteForum 7pm

Boston College

eagles

UNHRecordvs.BC

62-58-10

Friday Nov.20 WhittemoreCenter 7pmSaturday Nov.21 AgganisArena 7pmSaturday Jan.23 AgganisArena 7pm

Boston University

terriers

UNHRecordvs.BU

43-94-18

Location ..........................................................................Boston, Mass. 02215Enrollment ............................................................................................... 16,261Nickname ................................................................................................TerriersColors ....................................................................................Scarlet and WhiteLeague ..............................................................................................Hockey EastPresident ................................................................................. Robert A. BrownAthletic Director ............................................................................Mike LynchHead Coach .....................................................................................Jack ParkerAlma Mater ................................................................. Boston University ’68Overall Record/Years ........................................... .816-412-101/37th YearRecord at School/Years ...........................................................................Same2008-09 Overall Record ........................................................................35-6-42008-09 League Record/Finish .................................................. 18-5-4/1stHockey SID ..................................................................................... Brian KelleyKelley Email.............................................................................bkelley@bu.eduOffice Phone ..............................................................................617-353-2872SID Fax .........................................................................................617-353-4762Cell Phone ..................................................................................617-595-6999Press Box Phone ................................................................... ....617-358-7300Rink (Capacity) ..........................................................Agganis Arena (6,300)Captain .................................................................................Kevin ShattenkirkLettermen Returning/Lost ................................................................... 17/10Series vs. UNH ....................................................................BU leads 94-43-18Last Win vs. UNH ......................................................... March 29, 2009 (2-1)Last UNH win ..................................................................... Oct. 19, 2008 (2-1)Website ...........................................................................www.goterriers.com

Location ............................................................... Chestnut Hill, Mass. 02467Enrollment .................................................................................................14,500Nickname ................................................................................................... EaglesColors .....................................................................................Maroon and GoldLeague ...............................................................................................Hockey EastPresident…. ..............................................................Rev. William P. Leahy, S.J.Athletic Director .....................................................................Gene DeFilippoHead Coach .........................................................................................Jerry YorkAlma Mater ........................................................................ Boston College ‘67Overall Record/Years ................................................821-559-89/37th YearRecord at School/Years ............................................354-194-55/15th Year2008-09 Overall Record .......................................................................18-14-52008-09 League Record/Finish ................................................ 11-11-5/6thHockey SID ........................................................................................... Tim ClarkClark Email ................................................................................ [email protected] Phone ............................................................................. (617) 552-8841Cell Phone ................................................................................. (857) 233-3536Fax ................................................................................................ (617) 552-4903Press Box Phone ...................................................................... (617) 552-4747Rink (Capacity) ...................................Kelley Rink at Conte Forum (7,884)Captain .................................................................................................Matt PriceLettermen Returning/Lost .......................................................................14/9Series vs. UNH ................................................................. UNH leads 62-58-10Last Win vs. UNH ...........................................................March 14, 2009 (0-1)Last UNH win ...................................................................... Feb. 21, 2009 (4-2)Website .............................................................................. www.bceagles.com

Saturday Oct.24 WhittemoreCenter 7pmFriday Feb.5 AlfondArena 7pmSaturday Feb.6 AlfondArena 7pm

Maine

BlaCk Bears

UNHRecordvs.Maine44-54-5

Friday Nov.13 MullinsCenter 7pmSaturday Nov.14 MullinsCenter 7pmSaturday Jan.9 WhittemoreCenter 7pm

MassaChUsetts

MinUteMen

UNHRecordvs.UMass

74-17-8

Location .........................................................................Amherst, Mass. 01003Enrollment ................................................................................................. 26,360Nickname ......................................................................................... MinutemenColors ....................................................................................Maroon and WhiteLeague ................................................................................................Hockey EastPresident .................................................................................Dr. Jack M. WilsonAthletic Director ................................................................ John McCutcheonHead Coach ................................................................................... Don CahoonAlma Mater ....................................................................Boston University, ‘72Overall Record/Years ................................................309-339-67/22nd YearRecord at School/Years ............................................... 129-166-31/9th Year2008-09 Overall Record ....................................................................... 16-20-32008-09 League Record/Finish .................................................10-14-3/7thHockey SID ......................................................................................John SinnettSinnett Email ......................................................jsinnett@admin.umass.eduOffice Phone ..............................................................................(413) 545-1744SID Fax .........................................................................................(413) 545-1556Cell Phone ..................................................................................(413) 687-2237Press Box Phone .......................................................................(413) 545-6139Rink (Capacity) ............................................................ Mullins Center (8,373)Captains ................................................................Brett Watson, Justin BraunLettermen Returning/Lost ........................................................................21/8Series vs. UNH .................................................................... UNH leads 74-17-8Last Win vs. UNH ...................................................................Dec. 8 2007 (4-1)Last UNH win .................................................................Jan. 10 2009 (3-2-OT)Website ..................................................................www.umassathletics.com

Location ...........................................................................Orono, Maine 04469Enrollment .................................................................................................12,000Nickname ..........................................................................................Black BearsColors ..........................................................................................Blue and WhiteLeague ...............................................................................................Hockey EastPresident ............................................................................ Dr. Robert KennedyAthletic Director ............................................................................Blake JamesHead Coach ..............................................................................Tim WhiteheadAlma Mater ................................................................... Hamilton College, ‘85Overall Record/Years ................................................256-204-44/13th YearRecord at School/Years ...............................................180-109-33/8th Year2008-09 Overall Record .......................................................................13-22-42008-09 League Record/Finish ...................................................7-17-3/8thHockey SID ........................................................................................Laura ReedReed Email ........................................................laura.reed@umit.maine.eduOffice Phone ............................................................................. (207) 581-3646SID Fax ........................................................................................ (207) 581-3297Cell Phone ................................................................................. (207) 478-4256Press Box Phone ...................................................................... (207) 581-1049Rink (Capacity) ............................................... Harold Alfond Arena (5,445)Captains ............................................................ Tanner House, Jeff DimmenLettermen Returning/Lost .......................................................................17/7Series vs. UNH .................................................................Maine leads 54-44-5Last Win vs. UNH .................................................................Feb. 7, 2009 (1-0)Last UNH win .........................................................................Feb. 6, 2009 (4-1)Website .....................................................................www.goblackbears.com

Head CoachDon Cahoon

CaptainBrett Watson



Sunday Nov.8 TsongasArena 4pmFriday Dec.4 WhittemoreCenter 7pmFriday Jan.9 WhittemoreCenter 7pm

Mass.-lowell

river hawks

UNHRecordvs.UML50-29-14

Saturday Nov.28 LawlerArena 4pmFriday Jan.29 LawlerArena 7pmSaturday Jan.30 WhittemoreCenter 7pm

MerriMaCk College

warriors

UNHRecordvs.MC61-12-8

Location .......................................................... North Andover, Mass. 01845Enrollment ..................................................................................................2,150Nickname ..............................................................................................WarriorsColors .......................................................................................... Blue and GoldLeague ..............................................................................................Hockey EastPresident ....................................................................Dr. Ronald ChampagneAthletic Director ...................................................................Glenn Hofmann Head Coach ............................................................................. Mark DennehyAlma Mater ...................................................................... Boston College, ‘91Overall Record/Years ....................................................33-117-20/6th YearRecord at School/Years .................................................. 30-89-16/5th Year2008-09 Overall Record ........................................................................9-21-42008-09 League Record/Finish .............................................. 5-19-3/t-9thHockey SID ........................................................................................Brad DavisDavis Email .............................................................. [email protected] Phone ............................................................................(978) 837-5364SID Fax .......................................................................................(978) 837-5079Cell Phone ............................................................................... (978)-886-8968Press Box Phone .....................................................................(978) 837-5397Rink (Capacity) ............................................. J.Thom Lawler Arena (3,000)Captains .................................................................. Chris Barton, Pat BowenLettermen Returning/Lost ......................................................................21/6Series vs. UNH .................................................................. UNH leads 61-12-8Last Win vs. UNH ............................................................. Nov. 29, 2008 (4-3)Last UNH win ......................................................................Feb 28, 2009 (1-0) Website ........................................................www.merrimackathletics.com

Location .......................................................................... Lowell, Mass. 01854Enrollment ................................................................................................. 6,000Nickname ......................................................................................River HawksColors .................................................................. Red, White and Royal BlueLeague .............................................................................................Hockey EastChancellor .................................................................................Marty MeehanAthletic Director ....................................................................... Dana SkinnerHead Coach ...................................................................... Blaise MacDonaldAlma Mater ................................Rochester Institute of Technology, ‘85Overall Record/Years ..............................................217-195-51/13th YearRecord at School/Years ............................................ 126-137-34/8th Year2008-09 Overall Record .....................................................................20-16-22008-09 League Record/Finish .............................................. 14-11-2/5thHockey SID .................................................................................. Sean HladickAlbert Email .............................................................sean_hladick@uml.eduOffice Phone ........................................................................... (978) 934-2351SID Fax ...................................................................................... (978) 934-2313Cell Phone ............................................................................... (774) 286-9566Press Box Phone .................................................................... (978) 645-7405Rink (Capacity) ......................................................... Tsongas Arena (6,496)Captains: ............................ Ben Holmstrom, Jerry Dehner, Barry GoersLettermen Returning/Lost .....................................................................25/7Series vs. UNH ............................................................... UNH leads 50-29-14Last Win vs. UNH .............................................................Nov. 14, 2008 (8-3) Last UNH win ...................................................................... Dec. 6, 2008 (3-2)Website ...................................................................www.goriverhawks.com

Friday Oct.23 WhittemoreCenter 7pmFriday Feb.26 MatthewsArena 7pmSaturday Feb.27 WhittemoreCenter 7:30pm

northeastern

hUskies

UNHRecordvs.NU82-57-9

Friday Dec.11 SchneiderArena 7pmFriday Jan.22 SchneiderArena 7pmFriday Feb.12 WhittemoreCenter 7pm

ProvidenCe College

Friars

UNHRecordvs.PC

73-50-14

Location ........................................................................Providence, R.I. 02918Enrollment ...................................................................................................3,966Nickname .....................................................................................................FriarsColors ...........................................................................Black, Silver and WhiteLeague .............................................................................................. Hockey EastPresident ...................................................................Rev. Brian J. Shanley, O.P.Athletic Director ............................................................Robert G. Driscoll, Jr.Head Coach ........................................................................................Tim ArmyAlma Mater ............................................................................... Providence ‘85Overall Record/Years .......................................................48-78-16/4th YearRecord at School/Years ........................................................................... Same2008-09 Overall Record .........................................................................7-22-52008-09 League Record/Finish ............................................... 4-18-5/t-9th Hockey SID .....................................................................................Jorge RochaRocha Email .............................................................jrocha@providence.eduOffice Phone ............................................................................ (401) 865-2201SID Fax ....................................................................................... (401) 865-2583Cell Phone ................................................................................ (401) 529-8438Press Box Phone ..................................................................... (401) 865-1414Rink (Capacity) .......................................................Schneider Arena (3,030)Captains .......................................................Kyle Laughlin, John CavanaghLettermen Returning/Lost ...................................................................... 20/5Series vs. UNH .................................................................UNH leads 73-50-14Last Win vs. UNH ...............................................................Feb. 24, 2007 (3-1)Last UNH win .......................................................................Feb. 14, 2009 (4-2)Website ..................................................................................... www.friars.com

Location ..........................................................................Boston, Mass. 02115Enrollment ............................................................................................... 14,492Nickname ............................................................................................... HuskiesColors ...........................................................................................Red and BlackLeague ..............................................................................................Hockey EastPresident ................................................................................. Dr. Joseph AounAthletic Director .............................................................................Peter RobyHead Coach .................................................................................. Greg CroninAlma Mater ......................................................................................... Colby, ‘86Overall Record/Years ...................................................... 77-85-21/5th YearRecord at School/Years .................................................. 57-72-19/4th Year2008-09 Overall Record ..................................................................... 25-12-42008-09 League Record/Finish ................................................ 18-6-3/2ndHockey SID .....................................................................................................TBDLitchfield Email ..............................................................................................TBDOffice Phone ............................................................................(617) 373-3643SID Fax .......................................................................................(617) 373-3152Press Box Phone .....................................................................(617) 373-5561Rink (Capacity) ...................................................... Matthews Arena (5.200)Captain ........................................................................................Tyler McNeelyLettermen Returning/Lost ......................................................................17/8Series vs. UNH .................................................................. UNH leads 82-57-9Last Win vs. UNH ............................................................. Nov. 21, 2008 (3-2)Last UNH win ..................................................................... Oct. 31, 2008 (4-2)Website ...................................................................................www.goNU.com

Head CoachBlaise MacDonald

Captain Ben Holmstrom

Head CoachMark Dennehy

Head CoachGreg Cronin

Head CoachTim Army

CaptainJohn Cavanagh

CaptainPat Bowen

Captain Tyler McNeely




Head CoachBob Gaudet

CaptainPeter Boldt

Sunday Dec.6 GuttersonFieldHouse 4pmFriday Feb.19 WhittemoreCenter 7:30pmSaturday Feb.20 WhittemoreCenter 7pm

verMont

CataMoUnts

UNHRecordvs.UVM66-16-3

Sunday Jan.3 WhittemoreCenter 4pm

Cornell

Big red

UNHRecordvs.CU11-11-0

Location ........................................................................................... Ithaca, N.Y.Enrollment ..............................................................................................13,700Nickname .............................................................................................. Big RedColors .........................................................................Carnelian Red & WhiteLeague ..........................................................................................................ECACPresident .......................................................................... Dr. David J. SkortonAthletic Director ...............................................................J. Andrew Noel Jr. Head Coach ................................................................................Mike SchaferAlma Mater .....................................................................................Cornell ’86Overall Record/Years ............................................. 276-149-49/15th YearRecord at School/Years ......................................................................... Same2008-09 Overall Record ....................................................................22-10-42008-09 League Record/Finish ...............................................13-6-3/2ndHockey SID .....................................................................................Kevin ZeiseEmail……... ......................................................................... [email protected] Phone .......................................................................... (607) 255-5627SID Fax ..................................................................................... (607) 255-9791Cell Phone .............................................................................. (603) 748-1268Press Box Phone ................................................................... (607) 255-3533Rink (Capacity) .................................................. James Lynah Rink (4,267)Captain .................................................................................... Colin GreeningLettermen Returning/Lost .................................................................... 15/7Series vs. UNH ................................................................. Series tied 11-11-0Last Win vs. UNH ............................................................ Dec. 29, 2006 (5-2)Last UNH win ..................................................................April 10, 2003 (3-2)Website ................................................................. www.cornellbigred.com

Location .....................................................................................Burlington, Vt.Enrollment ................................................................................................ 9,867Nickname .....................................................................................CatamountsColors ......................................................................................Green and GoldLeague ............................................................................................ Hockey EastPresident ...........................................................................Dr. Daniel M. FogelAthletic Director ...............................................................Dr. Robert CorranHead Coach ...........................................................................Kevin SneddonAlma Mater ................................................................................... Harvard ’92Overall Record/Years ............................................. 155-192-49/11th YearRecord at School/Years .............................................. 105-93-31/6th Year2008-09 Overall Record ....................................................................22-12-52008-09 League Record/Finish ..............................................15-8-4/t-3rdHockey SID ................................................................................... Chris WojcikWojcik Email .............................................................chris.wojcik@uvm.eduOffice Phone .......................................................................... (802) 656-1110SID Fax ..................................................................................... (802) 656-8328Cell Phone .............................................................................. (802) 310-6102Press Box Phone ................................................................... (802) 656-4193Rink (Capacity) .........................................Gutterson Field House (4,003)Captains ...............................................................Brian Roloff, Kevan MillerLettermen Returning/Lost .................................................................... 22/4Series vs. UNH .................................................................UNH leads 66-16-3Last Win vs. UNH .......................................................... March 6, 2009 (6-4)Last UNH win .......................................................... March 7, 2009 (6-5 OT)Website .................................................................. www.uvmathletics.com

Saturday Jan.16 VerizonWirelessArena 7pm

dartMoUth

Big green

UNHRecordvs.DC31-17-2

Friday Oct.16 WhittemoreCenter 7pmSaturday Oct.17 WhittemoreCenter 7pm

MiaMi

redhawks

UNHRecordvs.MU4-3-0

Location ......................................................................................... Oxford, OhioEnrollment ................................................................................................16,300Nickname ...........................................................................................RedHawksColors .......................................................................................... Red and WhiteLeague ...........................................................................................................CCHAPresident ............................................................................. Dr. David C. HodgeAthletic Director .............................................................................. Brad BatesHead Coach .....................................................................................Enrico BlasiAlma Mater ......................................................................................... Miami ‘94Overall Record/Years ............................................... 210-151-29/10th YearRecord at School/Years ........................................................................... Same2008-09 Overall Record ...................................................................... 23-13-12008-09 League Record/Finish .................................................. 17-7-4/3rd Hockey SID ....................................................................................Jiim StephanStepan Email ..............................................................stephajr@muohio.eduOffice Phone ............................................................................ (513) 529-4330SID Fax ....................................................................................... (513) 529-9832Cell Phone ................................................................................ (513) 330-1939Press Box Phone ..................................................................... (513) 529-1427Rink (Capacity) .....................................................Steve Cady Arena (3,462)Captains .......................................................................................................... TBDLettermen Returning/Lost ...................................................................... 17/6Series vs. UNH ........................................................................UNH leads 4-3-0Last Win vs. UNH ..........................................................March 24, 2007 (2-1)Last UNH win ...................................................................... Dec. 20, 2003 (3-1)Website ..................................................................... www.muredhawks.com

Location ..................................................................................... Hanover, N.H.Enrollment ................................................................................................4,200Nickname .........................................................................................Big GreenColors ............................................................Dartmouth Green and WhiteLeague .........................................................................................................ECACPresident .....................................................................................Jim Yong KimActing Athletic Director ........................................................Bob CeplikasHead Coach .................................................................................Bob GaudetAlma Mater ............................................................................ Dartmouth ’81Overall Record/Years ......................................... ..270-307-75/22nd yearRecord at School/Years ........................................ 177-165-44/14th year2008-09 Overall Record ................................................................... 14-14-32008-09 League Record/Finish ............................................ 11-9-2/t-5thHockey SID .............................................................................. Heather CrozeCroze Email ............................................. [email protected] Phone ..........................................................................(603) 646-9340SID Fax .....................................................................................(603) 646-1286Cell Phone ..............................................................................(603) 996-1279Press Box Phone ...................................................................(603) 646-1131Rink (Capacity) .................................................. Thompson Arena (4,500)Captain ........................................................................................... Peter BoldtLettermen Returning/Lost ....................................................................22/5Series vs. UNH ................................................................ UNH leads 31-17-2Last Win vs. UNH ............................................................ Jan,19 , 2008 (5-3)Last UNH win ................................................................... Jan. 17, 2009 (6-4)Website .........................................................www.dartmouthsports.com

Head CoachKevin Sneddon

CaptainBrian Roloff

Head CoachMike Schafer

Head CoachEnrico Blasi

JuniorCarter Camper

CaptainColin Greening



Saturday Oct.10 HoustonFieldhouse 7pm

rensselaer

engineers

UNHRecordvs.RPI23-20-0

Friday Oct.30 KohlsCenter 8pmSaturday Oct.31 KohlsCenter 8pm

wisConsin

Badgers

UNHRecordvs.UW3-14-0

Location .................................................................................... Madison, Wisc.Enrollment ...............................................................................................42,041Nickname ..............................................................................................BadgersColors ................................................................................Cardinal and WhiteLeague ........................................................................................................WCHAPresident ....................................................................................... Biddy MartinAthletic Director ........................................................................Barry Alvarez Head Coach ....................................................................................Mike EavesAlma Mater ................................................................................ Wisconsin ‘78Overall Record/Years ................................................ 143-111-34/7th yearRecord at School/Years ..........................................................................Same2008-09 Overall Record .....................................................................20-16-42008-09 League Record/Finish ........................................... 14-11-3/t-3rdHockey SID .......................................................................... Paul CapobiancoEmail ......................................................................…[email protected] Phone ........................................................................... (608) 263-1983SID Fax ...................................................................................... (608) 262-8184Cell Phone ............................................................................... (608) 219-6278Press Box Phone .................................................................... (608) 265-4336Rink (Capacity) ............................................................ Kohl Center (15,237)Captains .........................Ben Street, Blake Geoffrion, Ryan McDonaghLettermen Returning/Lost .....................................................................21/7Series vs. UNH ......................................................... Wisconsin leads 14-3-0Last Win vs. UNH .........................................................March 26, 1992 (4-2)Last UNH win .................................................................... Oct. 11, 2008 (5-1)Website ...................................................................... www.uwbadgers.com

Location ................................................................................................. Troy, N.Y.Enrollment ...................................................................................................5,117Nickname ............................................................................................EngineersColors .....................................................................................Cherry and WhiteLeague ............................................................................................................ECACPresident .....................................................................Dr. Shirley Ann JacksonAthletic Director ........................................................................Jim KnowltonHead Coach ................................................................................... Seth AppertAlma Mater .............................................................................Ferris State (’97)Overall Record/Years .......................................................31-68-14/4th yearRecord at School/Years ........................................................................... Same2008-09 Overall Record ...................................................................... 10-27-22008-09 League Record/Finish ................................................6-15-1/11thHockey SID .....................................................................................Kevin BeatieSID Email………...… .......................................................…[email protected] Phone ............................................................................ (518) 276-2187SID Fax ....................................................................................... (518) 276-8997Cell Phone ................................................................................ (518) 269-2532Press Box Phone ..................................................................... (518) 276-2661Rink (Capacity) ................................................Houston Fieldhouse (4,800)Captain ........................................................................................John KennedyLettermen Returning/Lost ...................................................................... 22/6Series vs. UNH ...................................................................UNH leads 23-20-0Last Win vs. UNH ................................................................Oct. 20,2001 (6-4)Last UNH win ......................................................................Oct. 17, 2008 (1-0)Website ........................................................................www.rpiathletics.com

Head CoachSeth Appert

Head CoachMike Eaves

JuniorChase Polacek

CaptainRyan McDonagh

TheWildcatscapturedthe2009RiverStoneCupbyvirtueofa6-4winoverDartmouthonJan.17atVerizonWirelessArenainManchester.TheteamswillmeetagainatVWAJan.16.




Team W L T Pct.

Acadia 2 0 0 1.000

Air Force 13 1 1 .900

Alabama-Huntsville 3 1 0 .750

Alaska Anchorage 3 1 0 .750

American International 2 7 0 .222

Amherst 7 2 2 .727

Army 14 16 0 .467

Bates 9 6 0 .600

BostonCollege 62 58 10 .515

BostonUniversity 43 94 18 .335

Bowdoin 49 21 3 .692

Bowling Green 8 8 0 .500

Brown 20 13 1 .602

Clarkson 22 21 2 .511

Colby 21 26 0 .447

Colgate 25 10 2 .694

Colorado College 11 5 0 .687

Cornell 11 11 0 .500

Concordia 3 0 0 1.000

Connecticut 11 0 0 1.000

Dartmouth 31 17 2 .640

Denver 3 9 0 .273

Hamilton 1 2 0 .333

Harvard 11 18 0 .379

Holy Cross 4 1 0 .800

Lake Superior 4 0 0 1.000

Maine 44 54 5 .451

Manitoba 1 0 0 1.000

Massachusetts 74 17 8 .787

UMass-Lowell 50 29 14 .613

MIT 21 14 1 .597

Merrimack 61 12 8 .802

Miami(Ohio) 4 3 0 .571

Michigan 1 3 1 .300

Michigan State 6 4 0 .600

Michigan Tech 6 4 0 .555

Middlebury 10 3 0 .769

Minnesota 2 13 2 .176

Minnesota-Duluth 2 11 0 .083

MSU-Mankato 1 0 0 1.000

Nebraska-Omaha 1 1 0 1.000

Niagara 0 3 0 .000

North Dakota 4 10 2 .313

Northeastern 82 57 9 .576

Northern Arizona 0 1 0 .000

Northern Michigan 2 1 0 .666

Norwich 18 20 0 .474

Notre Dame 4 1 0 .800

Ohio State 3 2 1 .500

Ohio 1 0 0 1.000

Ottawa 0 1 0 .000

Pennsylvania 10 4 0 .714

Princeton 11 2 0 .846

Providence 73 50 14 .583

Rensselaer 23 20 0 .534

St. Anselm 3 0 1 .875

St. Cloud 1 0 0 1.000

St. Lawrence 31 15 1 .670

St. Louis 6 1 0 .857

St. Mary’s (Canada) 2 1 0 .667

St. Michael’s College 1 0 0 1.000

Sir George Williams 1 0 0 1.000

Springfield College 4 0 0 1.000

Suffolk 2 0 0 1.000

Toronto 3 3 0 .500

Tufts 8 13 0 .381

Union 4 1 0 .800

U.S. International 1 0 0 1.000

Vermont 66 16 3 .794

Western Michigan 1 3 0 .250

Western Ontario 1 0 0 1.000

Williams 7 8 0 .467

Wisconsin 3 14 0 .176

Yale 18 12 0 .586

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## Player POSYR GP G A PTSPEN/MIN PP SH GW+/- SOG GP G A PTSPEN/MIN PP SH GW +/- SOGGP G A PTS21 J. van Riemsdyk (PHI)F SO 36 17 23 40 18/47 4 4 2 +14 138 25 12 15 27 13/37 2 3 2 +9 105 67 28 46 7419 Mike Sislo F SO 38 19 12 31 6/12 6 2 2 +9 102 27 12 6 18 3/6 3 2 1 +7 75 76 22 17 399 Peter LeBlanc (CHI) F JR 38 14 16 30 4/8 1 0 4 +16 120 27 8 14 22 3/6 1 0 2 +8 77 114 20 30 5012 Bobby Butler F JR 38 9 21 30 14/36 2 1 2 +5 120 27 6 16 22 9/18 2 0 2 E 83 114 32 36 685 Kevin Kapstad D SR 38 2 23 25 20/40 1 0 0 +18 88 27 2 16 18 14/28 1 0 0 +7 54 117 9 34 4315 Danny Dries F SO 34 10 11 21 34/87 2 0 1 +1 89 26 7 5 12 22/63 2 0 1 -4 73 71 21 28 498 Greg Collins F SR 38 8 13 21 26/60 2 0 2 E 68 27 6 8 14 21/50 2 0 2 -3 42 146 21 28 4911 Jerry Pollastrone F SR 36 6 15 21 12/24 0 0 0 +9 96 25 2 8 10 6/12 0 0 0 +4 66 150 34 63 9739 Phil DeSimone (WSH) F SO 38 7 11 18 19/46 2 0 1 -6 64 27 5 7 12 13/34 2 0 1 -5 43 76 10 21 3128 Blake Kessel (NYI) D FR 37 6 7 13 12/24 3 0 3 +16 58 26 5 5 10 8/16 2 0 2 +7 36 37 6 7 1322 Steve Moses F FR 33 5 8 13 3/6 0 0 2 E 41 23 5 4 9 1/2 0 0 2 E 31 33 5 8 1320 Paul Thompson F SO 27 4 5 9 11/22 0 0 1 -3 46 19 3 5 8 8/16 0 0 0 E 38 62 10 11 217 Joe Charlebois (CHI) D SR 18 0 9 9 18/36 0 0 0 E 14 12 0 8 8 13/26 0 0 0 +2 11 127 3 24 2710 Alan Thompson F SR 33 3 5 8 3/6 0 0 0 -2 30 24 3 4 7 1/2 0 0 0 +1 23 40 3 5 82 Jamie Fritsch D SR 38 1 7 8 24/48 0 0 0 -10 38 27 1 6 7 19/38 0 0 0 -6 25 146 11 28 3918 Nick Krates D JR 37 0 8 8 5/10 0 0 0 +9 21 26 0 5 5 3/6 0 0 0 +6 15 74 0 9 917 Thomas Fortney F SR 38 3 2 5 11/22 0 0 0 -6 63 27 1 2 3 8/16 0 0 0 -3 45 152 16 29 4514 Mike Borisenok F FR 11 1 1 2 0 0 0 E 8 9 1 1 2 0 0 0 E 7 11 1 1 24 Damon Kipp D FR 27 1 1 2 8/16 0 0 0 E 16 18 1 0 1 5/10 0 0 0 -1 9 27 1 1 226 Danny Vranek F SO 4 0 1 1 0 0 0 E 4 3 0 1 1 0 0 0 E 4 7 1 1 225 Mike Beck D SO 11 0 1 1 6/12 0 0 0 -3 5 9 0 1 1 5/10 0 0 0 -1 2 12 0 1 124 Matt Campanale D SO 22 0 1 1 3/6 0 0 0 -3 6 17 0 1 1 3/6 0 0 0 -1 3 28 0 1 129 Brian Foster (FLA) G JR 35 0 1 1 0 0 0 +11 0 24 0 1 1 0 0 0 +10 0 48 0 1 130 Matt DiGirolamo G FR 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 +1 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 -3 0 5 0 0 016 Greg Manz F SO 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 -1 4 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 E 2 13 1 0 123 Kevin McCarey F FR 8 0 0 0 3/14 0 0 0 -1 3 6 0 0 0 3/14 0 0 0 -1 2 8 0 0 0 Bench 5/10 3/6 NewHampshireTotals 38 116 202 318 265/592 23 7 20 +13 124227 80 139 219184/422 17 5 15 +6 871OpponentTotals 38 112 190 302 272/592 32 5 13 -13 113227 78 134 212194/428 21 3 8 -6 808

## Goaltending(Overall) YR GP Minutes GA Saves Shots Save% GAA Record Win% GS SO %Time29 Brian Foster (FLA) JR 35 2079:58 93 935 1028 .910 2.68 19-11-4 .618 35 3 90.0%30 Matt DiGirolamo FR 5 218:57 17 85 102 .833 4.66 1-2-1 .375 3 0 9.5% Open Net 19 12:10 2 2 0.5%New Hampshire Totals 38 2311:05 112 1020 1132 .901 2.91 20-13-5 .592 38 3 100.0%Opponent Totals 38 2311:05 116 1126 1242 .907 3.01 13-20-5 .408 38 3 100.0%## Goaltending(ConferenceOnly) YR GP Minutes GA Saves Shots Save% GAA Record Win%GS SO %Time29 Brian Foster (FLA) JR 24 1446:38 59 651 710 .917 2.45 15-6-3 .688 24 2 87.9%30 Matt DiGirolamo FR 4 192:32 17 79 96 .823 5.30 0-2-1 .167 3 0 11.7% Open Net 14 6:10 2 2 0.4%New Hampshire Totals 27 1645:20 78 730 808 .903 2.84 15-8-4 .630 27 2 100.0%Opponent Totals 27 1645:20 80 791 871 .908 2.92 8-15-4 .370 27 2 100.0%## Goaltending(Career) YR GP Minutes GA Saves Shots Save% GAA Record Win%GS SO29 Brian Foster (FLA) JR 48 2750:11 123 1259 1382 .911 2.68 23-15-6 .591 45 530 Matt DiGirolamo FR 5 218:57 17 85 102 .833 4.66 1-2-1 .375 3 0SpecialTeams Overall ConferenceOnly PowerPlay PenaltyKill Combined PPC/G PowerPlay PenaltyKill Combined PPC/GNew Hampshire 23/199 .116 159/191 .832 182/390 .467 5.2 17/143 .119 111/132 .841 128/275 .465 5.3Opponents 32/191 .168 176/199 .884 208/390 .533 5.0 21/132 .159 126/143 .881 147/275 .535 4.9Scoring/Shots OverallScoring OverallShots ConferenceScoring ConferenceShots 1st 2nd 3rd OT TOT 1st 2nd 3rd OT SOG 1st 2nd 3rdOT TOT 1st 2nd 3rd OT SOGNew Hampshire 35 39 39 3 116 416 388 413 25 1242 25 25 28 2 80 295 273 282 21 871Opponents 31 42 39 0 112 389 395 336 12 1132 19 29 30 0 78 270 277 253 8 808Difference +4 -3 +0 +3 +4 +27 -7 +77 +13 +110 +6 -4 -2 +2 +2 +25 -4 +29 +13 +63GameAverages Overall ConferenceOnly G/GM A/GM PTS/G SOG/G PEN/G PIM/G PPG/G G/GM A/GM PTS/GSOG/G PEN/G PIM/G PPG/GNew Hampshire 3.05 5.32 8.37 32.7 7.0 15.6 0.6 2.96 5.15 8.11 32.3 6.8 15.6 0.6Opponents 2.95 5.00 7.95 29.8 7.2 15.6 0.8 2.89 4.96 7.85 29.9 7.2 15.9 0.8Difference +0.11 +0.32 +0.42 +2.9 -0.2 +0.0 -0.2 +0.07 +0.19 +0.26 +2.3 -0.4 -0.2 -0.1

20-13-5Overall,15-8-4HockeyEast(Home:12-4-2,Away:6-7-3,Neutral:2-2-0)



Date Result Opponent UNHGoals Goalie(Saves) Att.

10/11 W, 5-1 WISCONSIN Collins, LeBlanc, Sislo, Thompson P., van Riemsdyk Foster (30) 6,501^

10/17 W, 1-0 RENSSELAER LeBlanc Foster (17) 6,015

10/19 W, 2-1 BOSTON UNIVERSITY* DeSimone, van Riemsdyk Foster (31) 6,501^

10/24 T, 1-1 OT MASSACHUSETTS* van Riemsdyk Foster (38) 6,501^

10/26 L, 1-4 at St. Lawrence Dries Foster (31) 2,675

10/31 W, 4-2 NORTHEASTERN* van Riemsdyk, Butler, DeSimone, Sislo Foster (27) 6,501^

11/1 T, 2-2 OT at Northeastern* Thompson P., LeBlanc DiGirolamo (22) 4,761

11/7 T, 2-2 OT at Minnesota DeSimone, LeBlanc Foster (39) 10,246

11/8 L, 2-6 at Minnesota Sislo, van Riemsdyk Foster (28) 10,202

11/14 L, 3-8 at Mass.-Lowell* Dries (2), LeBlanc DiGirolamo (27) 4,175

11/15 L, 6-8 at Boston College* LeBlanc, Sislo (2), van Riemsdyk, Kessel, Moses DiGirolamo (29) 5,417

11/21 L, 2-3 at Northeastern* van Riemsdyk (2) Foster (33) 4,788

11/22 W, 4-3 PROVIDENCE* Borisenok, Sislo, Dries (2) Foster (32) 6,501^

11/29 L, 3-4 MERRIMACK* Kapstad, Butler, Moses Foster (23) 5,455

12/5 W, 2-0 at Mass.-Lowell* LeBlanc, Sislo Foster (29) 5,312

12/6 W, 3-2 MASS.-LOWELL* Collins, Pollastrone, Kessel Foster (15) 4,963

12/11 W, 9-4 HOLY CROSS Pollastrone (2), Sislo (4), Fortney, van Riemsdyk, Dries Foster (12);

DiGirolamo (6) 4,014

1/4 W, 5-4 at Maine* DeSimone, Collins (2), Sislo, Butler Foster (29) 5,250

1/9 T, 2-2 OT at Massachusetts* Butler, Sislo Foster (31) 3,621

1/10 W, 3-2 OT MASSACHUSETTS* Sislo, Fortney, Butler Foster (35) 6,501^

1/17 W, 6-4 vs. Dartmouth (VWA) LeBlanc, Butler, Pollastrone, Dries, Kessel, DeSimone Foster (20) 8,001

1/23 L, 0-5 at Boston University* Foster (24);

DiGirolamo (1) 6,170

1/24 L, 1-3 BOSTON UNIVERSITY* Sislo Foster (15) 6,501^

1/30 W, 3-2 VERMONT* Thompson P., Thompson A., Kessel Foster (24) 6,024

2/6 W, 4-1 MAINE* Dries, Moses, van Riemsdyk, Sislo Foster (21) 6,501^

2/7 L, 0-1 MAINE (VWA*) Foster (22) 8,811

2/13 T, 4-4 OT PROVIDENCE* Thompson A., LeBlanc, Kessel, Butler Foster (20) 5,437

2/14 W, 4-2 at Providence* Pollastrone, Moses (2), Thompson P. Foster (31) 1,975

2/20 W, 3-2 BOSTON COLLEGE* van Riemsdyk, DeSimone, Sislo Foster (33) 6,501^

2/21 W, 4-2 at Boston College* Dries, DeSimone, van Riemsdyk (2) Foster (28) 6,331

2/27 W, 4-3 at Merrimack* Sislo, Collins (2), Fritsch Foster (24) 2,778

2/28 W, 1-0 MERRIMACK* LeBlanc Foster (26) 6,501^

3/6 L, 4-6 at Vermont* Kipp, Dries, van Riemsdyk, Kessel Foster (29) 4,003

3/7 W, 6-5 OT at Vermont* LeBlanc (2), van Riemsdyk, Thompson A., Kapstad, Collins Foster (31) 4,003

HockeyEastQuarterfinals(@WhittemoreCenter,Durham,N.H.)

3/13 L, 3-5 BOSTON COLLEGE van Riemsdyk (2), Butler Foster (24) 3,859

3/14 L, 0-1 BOSTON COLLEGE Foster (22) 3,995

NCAANortheastRegionals(@VerizonWirelessArena;Manchester,N.H.)

3/28 W, 6-5 OT vs. North Dakota Sislo, Pollastrone, LeBlanc (2), Collins, Fortney Foster (40) 6,883

3/29 L, 1-2 vs. Boston University Butler Foster (21) 7,863

Key: ^—Sell out (Whittemore Center)

* -- Hockey East contest

(VWA) -- Verizon Wireless Arena - Manchester, N.H.

Game-By-GameataGlance




OCTOBER11,2008ATTHEWHITTEMORECENTER,DURHAMN.H.WISCONSIN (0-2-0, 0-0-0 WCHA) 0 1 0 - 1UNH (1-0-0, 0-0-0 HE) 0 3 2 - 51st PeriodScoring - NonePenalties - Mike Sislo, UNH (Interference) 1:33; Jordy Murray, WIS (CHECKING) 2:05; Brendan Smith, WIS (CTH HIGH-STICKING) 3:26; Bench, WIS (TOO MANY PLAYERS ON ICE) 4:32; Danny Dries, UNH (Hooking) 11:07; Blake Geof-frion, WIS (Roughing) 12:54; Jerry Pollastrone, UNH (Roughing) 12:54; James van Riemsdyk, UNH (HIGH-STICKING) 13:38; Brendan Smith, WIS (Interference) 14:55; Ben Street, WIS (Tripping) 17:42; Jamie Fritsch, UNH (Interference) 20:002nd PeriodScoring - 1, WIS John Mitchell/1 (Ryan McDonagh/1, Sean Dolan/1) 3:432, UNH James van Riemsdyk/1 (Kevin Kapstad/1, Blake Kessel/1) 6:29 (PP)3, UNH Paul Thompson/1 (Steve Moses/1, Alan Thompson/1) 7:08 (GW)4, UNH Mike Sislo/1 18:55Penalties - Joe Charlebois, UNH (Hooking) 1:20; John Mitchell, WIS (Interference) 5:49; Jamie Fritsch, UNH (Hook-ing) 7:27; Sean Dolan, WIS (Interference) 9:48; John Mitchell, WIS (HITTING AFTER WHISTLE) 9:48; Danny Dries, UNH (HITTING AFTER WHISTLE) 9:48; Patrick Johnson, WIS (Unsportsmanlike Conduct) 11:35; Joe Charlebois, UNH (Unsportsmanlike Conduct) 11:35; Sean Dolan, WIS (Tripping) 12:29; Bench, WIS (TOO MANY PLAYERS ON ICE) 15:26; Danny Dries, UNH (Interference) 16:413rd PeriodScoring - 5, UNH Greg Collins/1 (Danny Dries/1) 1:476, UNH Peter LeBlanc/1 (Danny Dries/2) 17:37Penalties - Danny Dries, UNH (CONTACT TO THE HEAD) 4:52; Alan Thompson, UNH (Tripping) 10:18; Podge Turn-bull, WIS (Holding) 12:21; Blake Geoffrion, WIS (Tripping) 13:23; Thomas Fortney, UNH (Tripping) 14:50; Brendan Smith, WIS (Cross-Checking) 19:56; Matt Thurber, WIS (Unsportsmanlike Conduct) 19:56; Alan Thompson, UNH (Unsportsmanlike Conduct) 19:56; Steve Moses, UNH (Unsportsmanlike Conduct) 19:56Wisconsin Goaltending - Scott Gudmandson (59:47, 33 shots, 28 saves, 5 GA); Empty Net (0:13, 0 GA)New Hampshire Goaltending - Brian Foster (60:00, 31 shots, 30 saves, 1 GA)Win - Brian Foster, UNH (1-0-0). Loss - Scott Gudmandson, WIS (0-1-0).Shots On Goal - WIS 11-15-5=31; UNH 16-7-10=33Power Plays - WIS 0 of 10; UNH 1 of 11Penalties - WIS 16 (32 min); UNH 15 (30 min)Referees: Tom Fyrer, Jeff Bunyon Assistant Referees: Chris Aughe, Matt Riegert

OCTOBER17,2008ATTHEWHITTEMORECENTER,DURHAMN.H.RENSSELAER (0-2-0, 0-0-0 ECAC) 0 0 0 - 0UNH (2-0-0, 0-0-0 HE) 0 1 0 - 11st PeriodScoring - NonePenalties - Bobby Butler, UNH (Interference) 4:51; Bench, REN (TOO MANY PLAYERS ON ICE) 10:54; Joe Charlebois, UNH (Roughing) 14:39; Bryan Brutlag, REN (Interference) 16:10; Blake Kessel, UNH (Cross-Checking) 17:002nd PeriodScoring - 1, UNH Peter LeBlanc/2 (Bobby Butler/1, Joe Charlebois/1) 18:25 (GW)Penalties - Joe Charlebois, UNH (Interference) 7:44; Garrett Vassel, REN (Hooking) 18:57; Jerry Pollastrone, UNH (Hooking) 18:573rd PeriodScoring - NonePenalties - Nick Krates, UNH (Holding) 1:55; Kurt Colling, REN (Boarding) 4:03; Kevin Kapstad, UNH (Tripping) 6:16; Chase Polacek, REN (Hooking) 6:58; Erik Burgdoerfer, REN (Cross-Checking) 9:59; Erik Burgdoerfer, REN (Interfer-ence) 13:18; Erik Burgdoerfer, REN (Kneeing) 15:27; Bench, UNH (TOO MANY PLAYERS ON ICE) 17:39Rensselaer Goaltending - Mathias Lange (57:15, 41 shots, 40 saves, 1 GA); Empty Net (2:45, 0 GA)New Hampshire Goaltending - Brian Foster (60:00, 17 shots, 17 saves, 0 GA)Win - Brian Foster, UNH (2-0-0). Loss - Mathias Lange, REN (0-2-0).Shots On Goal - REN 4-7-6=17; UNH 7-14-20=41Power Plays - REN 0 of 7; UNH 0 of 7Penalties - REN 8 (16 min); UNH 8 (16 min)Referees: John Gravallese, Chip McDonald Assistant Referees: Chris Aughe, Jeremy Lovett

OCTOBER19,2008ATTHEWHITTEMORECENTER,DURHAMN.H.BOSTON U. (3-1-0, 1-1-0 HE) 0 0 1 - 1UNH (3-0-0, 1-0-0 HE) 0 1 1 - 21st PeriodScoring - 1, UNH Phil DeSimone/1 (James van Riemsdyk/1, Kevin Kapstad/2) 11:58 (PP)Penalties - Joe Charlebois, UNH (CTH HIGH-STICKING) 0:13; Joe Pereira, BU (HITTING AFTER WHISTLE) 7:19; Joe Pereira, BU (Hooking) 9:57; Eric Gryba, BU (Holding) 10:47; John McCarthy, BU (Hooking) 14:31; Brandon Yip, BU (Interference) 14:46; Joe Charlebois, UNH (Hooking) 18:362nd PeriodScoring - 2, UNH James van Riemsdyk/2 (Kevin Kapstad/3) 5:32 (PP) (GW)3, BU Jason Lawrence/2 (Colin Wilson/2, Colby Cohen/4) 13:06 (PP)Penalties - Brian Strait, BU (Cross-Checking) 3:45; Paul Thompson, UNH (HIGH-STICKING) 6:18; Kevin Kapstad, UNH (CTH HIGH-STICKING) 6:52; Jerry Pollastrone, UNH (Cross-Checking) 9:39; Peter LeBlanc, UNH (Hooking) 12:03; James van Riemsdyk, UNH (Cross-Checking) 12:51; Thomas Fortney, UNH (Tripping) 14:09; Brandon Yip, BU (HITTING AFTER WHISTLE) 14:35; Jamie Fritsch, UNH (HITTING AFTER WHISTLE) 14:353rd PeriodScoring - NonePenalties - Joe Charlebois, UNH (Cross-Checking) 7:18; Chris Higgins, BU (Hooking) 12:09; Brandon Yip, BU (Slashing) 13:15Boston University Goaltending - Grant Rollheiser (58:58, 24 shots, 22 saves, 2 GA); Empty Net (1:02, 0 GA)New Hampshire Goaltending - Brian Foster (60:00, 32 shots, 31 saves, 1 GA)Win - Brian Foster, UNH (3-0-0). Loss - Grant Rollheiser, BU (1-1-0).Shots On Goal - BU 7-18-7=32; UNH 13-1-10=24Power Plays - BU 1 of 9; UNH 2 of 8Penalties - BU 9 (18 min); UNH 10 (20 min)Three Stars: 1. Brian Foster (New Hampshire) 2. Jason Lawrence (Boston University) 3. Kevin Kapstad (New Hampshire)Referees: Tim Benedetto, Kevin Keenan Assistant Referees: Kevin Shea, Scott Whittemore

OCTOBER24,2008ATTHEWHITTEMORECENTER,DURHAMN.H.MASSACHUSETTS (2-1-1, 0-0-1 HE) 1 0 0 0 1UNH (3-0-1, 1-0-1 HE) 1 0 0 0 11st PeriodScoring - 1, UMA Chase Langeraap/1 13:41 (PP)2, UNH James van Riemsdyk/3 16:55 (SH)Penalties - Danny Dries, UNH (5-Hitting from Behind) 12:11; Danny Dries, UNH (10-Game Misconduct) 12:11; Thomas Fortney, UNH (Hooking) 13:26; Alex Berry, UMA (Roughing) 19:41; Joe Charlebois, UNH (Hitting from Behind) 19:412nd PeriodScoring - NonePenalties - Cory Quirk, UMA (Tripping) 0:17; James van Riemsdyk, UNH (ROUGHING THE GOALIE) 2:18; John Wessbecker, UMA (Holding) 6:48; Joe Charlebois, UNH (Holding) 10:42; Jamie Fritsch, UNH (CTH ROUGHING) 14:58; Greg Collins, UNH (Boarding) 16:253rd PeriodScoring - NonePenalties - John Wessbecker, UMA (HIGH-STICKING) 3:49; Martin Nolet, UMA (Cross-Checking) 11:20; Justin Braun, UMA (Holding) 18:22OvertimeScoring - NonePenalties - Will Ortiz, UMA (Roughing) 2:33; Greg Collins, UNH (Roughing) 2:33Massachusetts Goaltending - Dan Meyers (65:00, 32 shots, 31 saves, 1 GA)New Hampshire Goaltending - Brian Foster (65:00, 39 shots, 38 saves, 1 GA)Tie -Dan Meyers, UMA (2-1-1). Tie - Brian Foster, UNH (3-0-1).Shots On Goal - UMA 17-9-13-0=39; UNH 7-10-12-3=32Power Plays - UMA 1 of 6; UNH 0 of 5Penalties - UMA 7 (14 min); UNH 9 (29 min)

Three Stars: 1. Brian Foster (New Hampshire) 2. Dan Meyers (Massachusetts) 3. James van Riemsdyk (New Hampshire)Referees: Dave Hansen, Jack Millea Assistant Referees: Tim Low, Jeremy Lovett

OCTOBER26,2008ATAPPLETONARENA,CANTON,N.Y.ST. LAWRENCE (3-2-0, 0-0-0 ECAC) 2 1 1 - 4UNH (3-1-1, 1-0-1 HE) 0 1 0 - 11st PeriodScoring - 1, STL Brock McBride/3 (Casey Parenteau/1, Mike McKenzie/4) 9:15 (PP)2, STL Mike McKenzie/3 (Brock McBride/4) 12:09 (GW)Penalties - Phil DeSimone, UNH (Hooking) 1:30; Paul Thompson, UNH (Holding) 4:19; Jeremiah Cunningham, STL (Holding) 4:19; Joe Charlebois, UNH (Hitting from Behind) 7:34; Phil DeSimone, UNH (Cross-Checking) 14:41; Jeff Caister, STL (Cross-Checking) 14:412nd PeriodScoring - 3, UNH Danny Dries/1 (James van Riemsdyk/2, Phil DeSimone/1) 10:574, STL Zach Miskovic/2 (Aaron Bogosian/4, Jacob Drewiske/1) 13:02Penalties - Jared Ross, STL (Interference) 3:37; Matt Generous, STL (Hooking) 5:36; Jeff Caister, STL (CHECKING) 7:13; Bobby Butler, UNH (Tripping) 12:10; Jeff Caister, STL (Tripping) 12:35; Jamie Fritsch, UNH (Roughing) 18:553rd PeriodScoring - 5, STL Zach Miskovic/3 (Alex Curran/2, Travis Vermeulen/2) 17:02 (PP)Penalties - Alex Curran, STL (Tripping) 1:12; James van Riemsdyk, UNH (High-Sticking) 6:41; Mike Beck, UNH (Roughing) 6:41; Augie DiMarzo, STL (Charging) 6:41; Kevin Kapstad, UNH (Tripping) 14:28; Kevin Kapstad, UNH (Cross-Checking) 14:28; Jerry Pollastrone, UNH (Boarding) 16:09; Brock McBride, STL (Hooking) 16:39; Aaron Bogosian, STL (Holding) 18:05New Hampshire Goaltending - Brian Foster (58:05, 35 shots, 31 saves, 4 GA); Empty Net (1:55, 0 GA)St. Lawrence Goaltending - Alex Petizian (60:00, 29 shots, 28 saves, 1 GA)Win - Alex Petizian, STL (3-1-0). Loss - Brian Foster, UNH (3-1-1).Shots On Goal - UNH 10-11-8=29; STL 16-13-6=35Power Plays - UNH 0 of 7; STL 2 of 8Penalties - UNH 11 (22 min); STL 10 (20 min)Referees: Chip McDonald, Scott Whittemore Assistant Referees: Christopher Piti, Richard Patry

OCTOBER31,2008ATWHITTEMORECENTER,DURHAM,N.H.NORTHEASTERN (5-1-1, 4-1-0 HE) 0 1 1 - 2UNH (4-1-1, 2-0-1 HE) 0 2 2 - 41st PeriodScoring - NonePenalties - Louis Liotti, NOE (Cross-Checking) 3:38; Ryan Ginand, NOE (Holding) 6:18; Joe Charlebois, UNH (Slash-ing) 13:46; Randy Guzior, NOE (Slashing) 16:422nd PeriodScoring - 1, UNH James van Riemsdyk/4 (Peter LeBlanc/1, Bobby Butler/2) 6:00 (PP)2, UNH Bobby Butler/1 (Jerry Pollastrone/1, Peter LeBlanc/2) 8:263, NOE Alex Tuckerman/2 (Steve Quailer/3) 16:18 (PP)Penalties - Thomas Fortney, UNH (Hooking) 0:42; Dan Nycholat, NOE (Interference) 4:23; Dennis McCauley, NOE (HITTING AFTER WHISTLE) 9:30; Blake Kessel, UNH (HITTING AFTER WHISTLE) 9:30; Jamie Fritsch, UNH (Hooking) 14:39; Greg Collins, UNH (Tripping) 15:43; Phil DeSimone, UNH (Slashing) 18:413rd PeriodScoring - 4, NOE Greg Costa/1 (Chris Donovan/1) 14:565, UNH Phil DeSimone/2 (James van Riemsdyk/3) 17:05 (GW)6, UNH Mike Sislo/2 19:30 (EN)Penalties - Randy Guzior, NOE (Slashing) 3:28; Bench, UNH (TOO MANY PLAYERS ON ICE) 4:34; Dan Nycholat, NOE (Hooking) 7:26; Kevin Kapstad, UNH (Tripping) 9:20; Greg Costa, NOE (HITTING AFTER WHISTLE) 12:03; Danny Dries, UNH (HITTING AFTER WHISTLE) 12:03Northeastern Goaltending - Brad Thiessen (59:48, 36 shots, 33 saves, 3 GA); Empty Net (0:12, 1 GA)New Hampshire Goaltending - Brian Foster (60:00, 29 shots, 27 saves, 2 GA)Win - Brian Foster, UNH (4-1-1). Loss - Brad Thiessen, NOE (5-1-1).Shots On Goal - NOE 6-7-16=29; UNH 8-14-15=37Power Plays - NOE 1 of 7; UNH 1 of 6Penalties - NOE 8 (16 min); UNH 9 (18 min)Three Stars: 1. James van Riemsdyk (New Hampshire) 2. Brad Thiessen (Northeastern) 3. Bobby Butler (New Hampshire)Referees: Kevin Shea, Jeff Bunyon Assistant Referees: Tim Low, Christopher Millea

NOVEMBER1,2008ATMATHEWSARENA,BOSTON,MASS.NORTHEASTERN (5-1-2, 4-1-1 HE) 0 2 0 0 2UNH (4-1-2, 2-0-2 HE) 1 1 0 0 21st PeriodScoring - 1, UNH Paul Thompson/2 (Alan Thompson/2, Steve Moses/2) 9:33Penalties - Greg Collins, UNH (Tripping) 6:20; Alan Thompson, UNH (Hooking) 13:57; Louis Liotti, NOE (Cross-Checking) 17:56; Jim Driscoll, NOE (Roughing) 18:392nd PeriodScoring - 2, UNH Peter LeBlanc/3 (Bobby Butler/3, Steve Moses/3) 4:513, NOE Tyler McNeely/3 (Alex Tuckerman/3, David Strathman/5) 17:20 (PP)4, NOE Ryan Ginand/4 (David Strathman/6, Wade MacLeod/3) 19:04 (PP)Penalties - Joe Vitale, NOE (High-Sticking) 0:48; Mike Sislo, UNH (Holding) 8:18; Joe Vitale, NOE (Cross-Checking) 10:57; Damon Kipp, UNH (Holding) 16:46; Danny Dries, UNH (Slashing) 17:58; Jamie Fritsch, UNH (CONTACT TO THE HEAD) 19:243rd PeriodScoring - NonePenalties - J.P. Maley, NOE (Holding) 2:13; Phil DeSimone, UNH (Hitting after the Whistle) 9:02; Danny Dries, UNH (Hitting after the Whistle) 9:02; Phil DeSimone, UNH (10-Misconduct) 9:02; Randy Guzior, NOE (Elbowing) 9:02; Chris Donovan, NOE (Hitting after the Whistle) 9:02; Chris Donovan, NOE (Charging) 9:02; Chris Donovan, NOE (10-Misconduct) 9:02; Joe Vitale, NOE (Hitting from Behind) 9:59; Tyler McNeely, NOE (CONTACT TO THE HEAD) 13:18; Tyler McNeely, NOE (Charging) 17:37; Joe Vitale, NOE (Hooking) 19:50OvertimeScoring - NonePenalties - James van Riemsdyk, UNH (5-Cross-Checking) 5:00New Hampshire Goaltending - Matt DiGirolamo (64:51, 24 shots, 22 saves, 2 GA); Empty Net (0:09, 0 GA)Northeastern Goaltending - Brad Thiessen (65:00, 45 shots, 43 saves, 2 GA)Tie - Matt DiGirolamo, UNH (0-0-1). Tie - Brad Thiessen, NOE (5-1-2).Shots On Goal - UNH 16-11-13-5=45; NOE 7-8-5-4=24Power Plays - UNH 0 of 10; NOE 2 of 6Penalties - UNH 10 (31 min); NOE 13 (34 min)Three Stars: 1. Brad Thiessen (Northeastern) 2. Matt DiGirolamo (New Hampshire) 3. David Strathman (North-eastern)Referees: John Gravallese, Kevin Keenan Assistant Referees: Tom Cronin, Brendan Kelleher

NOVEMBER7,2008ATMARIUCCIARENA,MINNEAPOLIS,MINN.MINNESOTA (4-0-3, 4-0-2 WCHA) 0 1 1 0 2UNH (4-1-3, 2-0-2 HE) 1 1 0 0 21st PeriodScoring - 1, UNH Phil DeSimone/3 (James van Riemsdyk/4) 16:47Penalties - Phil DeSimone, UNH (Hooking) 14:362nd PeriodScoring - 2, MIN Jordan Schroeder/3 (Ryan Stoa/5, David Fischer/3) 13:413, UNH Peter LeBlanc/4 (Jerry Pollastrone/2, Kevin Kapstad/4) 18:25Penalties - Cade Fairchild, MIN (High-Sticking) 0:28; Greg Collins, UNH (Roughing) 15:39; Ryan Flynn, MIN (Rough-ing) 15:39; Nick Krates, UNH (Roughing) 17:25; Mike Carman, MIN (Roughing) 17:253rd PeriodScoring - 4, MIN Jay Barriball/4 (Cade Fairchild/6, Ryan Stoa/6) 8:01 (PP)Penalties - Thomas Fortney, UNH (Holding) 0:23; Damon Kipp, UNH (Hooking) 5:17; Jamie Fritsch, UNH (Tripping) 7:31; Ryan Stoa, MIN (Interference) 11:43OvertimeScoring - None



Penalties - NoneNew Hampshire Goaltending - Brian Foster (65:00, 41 shots, 39 saves, 2 GA)Minnesota Goaltending - Alex Kangas (64:54, 37 shots, 35 saves, 2 GA); Empty Net (0:06, 0 GA)Tie - Brian Foster, UNH (4-1-2). Tie - Alex Kangas, MIN (4-0-3).Shots On Goal - UNH 15-7-12-3=37; MIN 14-12-11-4=41Power Plays - UNH 0 of 2; MIN 1 of 4Penalties - UNH 6 (12 min); MIN 4 (8 min)Three Stars: 1. Brian Foster (New Hampshire) 2. Alex Kangas (Minnesota) 3. Ryan Stoa (Minnesota)Referees: Brian Thul, Scott Bokal Assistant Referees: Johnathan Morrison, Tony Czech

NOVEMBER8,2008ATMARIUCCIARENA,MINNEAPOLIS,MINN.MINNESOTA (5-0-3, 4-0-2 WCHA) 2 0 4 - 6UNH (4-2-3, 2-0-2 HE) 1 1 0 - 21st PeriodScoring - 1, MIN Cade Fairchild/2 (Jordan Schroeder/7) 5:44 (PP)2, MIN Mike Hoeffel/2 (Jordan Schroeder/8, Cade Fairchild/7) 14:51 (PP)3, UNH Mike Sislo/3 (Danny Dries/3, James van Riemsdyk/5) 19:57 (PP)Penalties - Greg Collins, UNH (Hooking) 1:38; Damon Kipp, UNH (Tripping) 5:09; Ryan Flynn, MIN (Slashing) 6:05; Mike Sislo, UNH (Roughing) 13:51; Ryan Flynn, MIN (Holding) 19:492nd PeriodScoring - 4, UNH James van Riemsdyk/5 (Phil DeSimone/2, Danny Dries/4) 18:33Penalties - Kevin Kapstad, UNH (Interference) 4:12; Mike Carman, MIN (Holding) 11:52; Jerry Pollastrone, UNH (Roughing) 18:14; Jerry Pollastrone, UNH (Cross-Checking) 18:14; Justin Bostrom, MIN (Roughing) 18:14; Brian Schack, MIN (Roughing) 18:143rd PeriodScoring - 5, MIN Ryan Stoa/7 (Aaron Ness/2) 4:42 (SH) (GW)6, MIN Ryan Flynn/2 (Mike Carman/5, David Fischer/4) 13:437, MIN Taylor Matson/1 (David Fischer/5, Aaron Ness/3) 15:448, MIN Ryan Flynn/3 (David Fischer/6, Tony Lucia/1) 16:07 (PP)Penalties - Danny Dries, UNH (Hooking) 1:26; Justin Bostrom, MIN (Tripping) 4:32; Blake Kessel, UNH (Slashing) 7:29; Mike Carman, MIN (Hooking) 8:50; Greg Collins, UNH (Unsportsmanlike Conduct) 15:44New Hampshire Goaltending - Brian Foster (60:00, 34 shots, 28 saves, 6 GA)Minnesota Goaltending - Alex Kangas (60:00, 28 shots, 26 saves, 2 GA)Win - Alex Kangas, MIN (5-0-3). Loss - Brian Foster, UNH (4-2-2).Shots On Goal - UNH 6-7-15=28; MIN 9-13-12=34Power Plays - UNH 1 of 5; MIN 3 of 7Penalties - UNH 9 (18 min); MIN 7 (14 min)Three Stars: 1. Ryan Flynn (Minnesota) 2. David Fischer (Minnesota) 3. Ryan Stoa (Minnesota)Referees: Brian Thul, Scott Bokal Assistant Referees: Johnathan Morrison, Tony Czech

NOVEMBER14,2008ATTSONGASARENA,LOWELL,MASS.MASS-LOWELL (4-4-0, 2-2- 0 HE) 3 2 3 - 8UNH (4-3-3, 2-1-2 HE) 1 2 0 - 31st PeriodScoring - 1, UNH Danny Dries/2 (Greg Collins/1Nick Krates/1) 2:022, UML Sammy D’Agostino/1 (Maury Edwards/3, Ryan Blair/5) 2:243, UML Matt Ferreira/1 (Nick Schaus/3, Kory Falite/3) 9:044, UML Mike Potacco/3 (Mark Roebothan/4, Scott Campbell/3) 18:43Penalties - Thomas Fortney, UNH (Hooking) 6:022nd PeriodScoring - 5, UML Kory Falite/4 6:06 (GW)6, UNH Peter LeBlanc/5 (Bobby Butler/4) 8:367, UML Kory Falite/5 (Ben Holmstrom/3, Maury Edwards/4) 10:32 (PP)8, UNH Danny Dries/3 (James van Riemsdyk/6, Phil DeSimone/3) 15:00 (PP)Penalties - Danny Dries, UNH (Interference) 2:41; James van Riemsdyk, UNH (Slashing) 8:51; Nick Monroe, UML (Hooking) 14:07; Mark Roebothan, UML (Hooking) 14:263rd PeriodScoring - 9, UML Matt Ferreira/2 (Nick Monroe/1, Jeremy Dehner/5) 4:46 (SH)10, UML Kory Falite/6 (Ben Holmstrom/4, Maury Edwards/5) 14:09 (PP)11, UML Patrick Cey/3 (Jeremy Dehner/6, Ben Holmstrom/5) 15:52Penalties - Ben Holmstrom, UML (Holding) 4:05; Ryan Blair, UML (Tripping) 7:07; Jonathan Maniff, UML (Slashing) 10:10; Mike Beck, UNH (Holding) 13:16; Kevin McCarey, UNH (Roughing) 14:24; Kevin McCarey, UNH (10-Mis-conduct) 14:24; Jonathan Maniff, UML (Roughing) 14:24; Jonathan Maniff, UML (10-Misconduct) 14:24; Nick Krates, UNH (Roughing) 16:35; Nick Krates, UNH (HITTING AFTER WHISTLE) 16:35; Danny Dries, UNH (10-Game Misconduct) 16:35; Nick Monroe, UML (Roughing) 16:35; Nick Schaus, UML (Hitting from Behind) 19:38New Hampshire Goaltending - Matt DiGirolamo (59:57, 35 shots, 27 saves, 8 GA); Empty Net (0:03, 0 GA)UMass Lowell Goaltending - Nevin Hamilton (59:53, 41 shots, 38 saves, 3 GA); Empty Net (0:07, 0 GA)Win - Nevin Hamilton, UML (1-1-0). Loss - Matt DiGirolamo, UNH (0-1-1).Shots On Goal - UNH 15-14-12=41; UML 14-12-9=35Power Plays - UNH 1 of 6; UML 2 of 5Penalties - UNH 9 (34 min); UML 9 (26 min)Three Stars: 1. Kory Falite (UMass Lowell) 2. Matt Ferreira (UMass Lowell) 3. Danny Dries (New Hampshire)Referees: Tim Benedetto, Tom Quinn Assistant Referees: James Brown, Wayne Silva

NOVEMBER15,2008ATCONTEFORUM,CHESTNUTHILL,MASS.BOSTON COLLEGE (6-3-1, 4-2- 1 HE) 0 5 3 - 8UNH (4-4-3, 2-2-2 HE) 2 1 3 - 61st PeriodScoring - 1, UNH Peter LeBlanc/6 0:222, UNH Mike Sislo/4 (James van Riemsdyk/7, Joe Charlebois/2) 9:44 (PP)Penalties - Joe Charlebois, UNH (Holding) 3:33; Matt Lombardi, BC (Interference) 8:38; Matt Lombardi, BC (Board-ing) 11:40; Peter LeBlanc, UNH (Interference) 16:312nd PeriodScoring - 3, UNH Mike Sislo/5 (Joe Charlebois/3, James van Riemsdyk/8) 1:494, BC Jimmy Hayes/3 (Ben Smith/5, Paul Carey/3) 3:575, BC Paul Carey/3 (Jimmy Hayes/2) 7:486, BC Brock Bradford/11 (Brian Gibbons/10, Carl Sneep/6) 8:137, BC Brian Gibbons/5 (Brock Bradford/6, Benn Ferriero/6) 11:438, BC Jimmy Hayes/4 (Cam Atkinson/1, Barry Almeida/2) 17:41 (PP)Penalties - Danny Dries, UNH (Hitting from Behind) 16:303rd PeriodScoring - 9, UNH James van Riemsdyk/6 (Mike Sislo/1) 1:0610, BC Matt Lombardi/1 (Kyle Kucharski/2, Andrew Orpik/4) 2:2711, BC Brock Bradford/12 (Benn Ferriero/7) 6:58 (GW)12, UNH Blake Kessel/1 (James van Riemsdyk/9, Peter LeBlanc/3) 8:5413, BC Jimmy Hayes/5 (Brock Bradford/7) 19:16 (EN)14, UNH Steve Moses/1 (Greg Collins/2, Nick Krates/2) 19:26Penalties - Jamie Fritsch, UNH (Tripping) 12:43; Andrew Orpik, BC (Tripping) 15:38New Hampshire Goaltending - Matt DiGirolamo (58:47, 36 shots, 29 saves, 7 GA); Empty Net (1:13, 1 GA)Boston College Goaltending - John Muse (60:00, 37 shots, 31 saves, 6 GA)Win - John Muse, BC (6-3-1). Loss - Matt DiGirolamo, UNH (0-2-1).Shots On Goal - UNH 10-10-17=37; BC 11-15-11=37Power Plays - UNH 1 of 3; BC 1 of 4Penalties - UNH 4 (8 min); BC 3 (6 min)Three Stars: 1. Jimmy Hayes (Boston College) 2. Brock Bradford (Boston College) 3. Mike Sislo (New Hampshire)Referees: Joe Andrews, Dave Hansen Assistant Referees: Bob Bernard, Tom Cronin

NOVEMBER21,2008ATMATTHEWSARENA,BOSTON,MASS.NORTHEASTERN (8-2-2, 6-2- 1 HE) 1 0 2 - 3UNH (4-5-3, 2-3-2 HE) 0 0 2 - 21st PeriodScoring - 1, NOE Alex Tuckerman/4 (Steve Silva/6, Steve Quailer/6) 1:43Penalties - Rob Rassey, NOE (Hooking) 2:13; Greg Collins, UNH (Unsportsmanlike Conduct) 5:03; David Strath-man, NOE (Unsportsmanlike Conduct) 5:03; Steve Silva, NOE (Cross-Checking) 14:49; Kevin Kapstad, UNH (Elbowing) 15:10; Matt Campanale, UNH (Hooking) 15:14; Wade MacLeod, NOE (embellishment) 15:14; Greg

Costa, NOE (Hitting from Behind) 16:522nd PeriodScoring - NonePenalties - James van Riemsdyk, UNH (Roughing) 1:44; Alex Tuckerman, NOE (CONTACT TO THE HEAD) 1:44; Drew Muench, NOE (Cross-Checking) 3:24; Phil DeSimone, UNH (Hooking) 6:01; James van Riemsdyk, UNH (CONTACT TO THE HEAD) 6:01; James van Riemsdyk, UNH (10-Misconduct) 6:01; Randy Guzior, NOE (CONTACT TO THE HEAD) 6:01; Randy Guzior, NOE (10-Misconduct) 6:01; Joe Charlebois, UNH (Hooking) 7:03; Paul Thomp-son, UNH (Charging) 9:08; Danny Dries, UNH (Boarding) 13:17; Phil DeSimone, UNH (Roughing) 17:19; Steve Silva, NOE (Holding) 17:19; Steve Silva, NOE (Roughing) 17:193rd PeriodScoring - 2, UNH James van Riemsdyk/7 (Joe Charlebois/4, Phil DeSimone/4) 1:543, NOE Ryan Ginand/7 (Greg Costa/3, Chris Donovan/2) 9:044, NOE Wade MacLeod/4 17:45 (GW)5, UNH James van Riemsdyk/8 (Peter LeBlanc/4, Blake Kessel/2) 19:06 (EA)Penalties - Blake Kessel, UNH (High-Sticking) 20:00; Greg Costa, NOE (Hitting after the Whistle) 20:00New Hampshire Goaltending - Brian Foster (59:16, 36 shots, 33 saves, 3 GA); Empty Net (0:44, 0 GA)Northeastern Goaltending - Brad Thiessen (60:00, 39 shots, 37 saves, 2 GA)Win - Brad Thiessen, NOE (8-2-2). Loss - Brian Foster, UNH (4-3-2).Shots On Goal - UNH 19-11-9=39; NOE 10-17-9=36Power Plays - UNH 0 of 5; NOE 0 of 5Penalties - UNH 12 (32 min); NOE 12 (32 min)Three Stars: 1. Ryan Ginand (Northeastern) 2. James van Riemsdyk (New Hampshire) 3. Brad Thiessen (North-eastern)Referees: John Gravallese, Kevin Keenan Assistant Referees: Jeremy Lovett, Chris Low

NOVEMBER22,2008ATWHITTEMORECENTER,DURHAM,N.H.PROVIDENCE (2-9-1, 0-8- 1 HE) 1 0 2 - 3UNH (5-5-3, 3-3-2 HE) 1 3 0 - 41st PeriodScoring - 1, PRV John Cavanagh/4 (Ian O’Connor/4, Matt Taormina/4) 8:342, UNH Mike Borisenok/1 (Steve Moses/4, Danny Vranek/1) 12:44Penalties - Bryce Aneloski, PRV (Hooking) 17:37; Joe Lavin, PRV (EMBELLISHMENT) 19:50; Danny Dries, UNH (Hooking) 19:502nd PeriodScoring - 3, UNH Mike Sislo/6 (James van Riemsdyk/10) 2:064, UNH Danny Dries/4 (Steve Moses/5, Joe Charlebois/5) 3:475, UNH Danny Dries/5 (Joe Charlebois/6, Kevin Kapstad/5) 10:41 (PP) (GW)Penalties - Bench, UNH (TOO MANY PLAYERS ON ICE) 6:08; Bobby Butler, UNH (Holding) 7:47; Chris Eppich, PRV (Hooking) 9:37; Bryce Aneloski, PRV (Interference) 15:583rd PeriodScoring - 6, PRV Matt Bergland/3 (Kyle Laughlin/1, Joe Lavin/1) 1:277, PRV Mark Fayne/1 (Pierce Norton/2, Matt Taormina/5) 12:23 (PP)Penalties - Phil DeSimone, UNH (Hooking) 3:51; Thomas Fortney, UNH (Boarding) 7:55; Mike Sislo, UNH (Tripping) 10:26; Greg Collins, UNH (Hooking) 12:16Providence Goaltending - Justin Gates (58:41, 29 shots, 25 saves, 4 GA); Empty Net (1:19, 0 GA)New Hampshire Goaltending - Brian Foster (60:00, 35 shots, 32 saves, 3 GA)Win - Brian Foster, UNH (5-3-2). Loss - Justin Gates, PRV (1-7-1).Shots On Goal - PRV 9-8-18=35; UNH 17-9-3=29Power Plays - PRV 1 of 6; UNH 1 of 3Penalties - PRV 4 (8 min); UNH 7 (14 min)Three Stars: 1. Danny Dries (New Hampshire) 2. Matt Bergland (Providence) 3. Steve Moses (New Hampshire)Referees: Joe Andrews, Jeff Bunyon Assistant Referees: Bob Bernard, Chris Federico

NOVEMBER29,2008ATWHITTEMORECENTER,DURHAM,N.H.MERRIMACK (4-7-3, 2-6-2 HE) 1 1 2 - 4UNH (5-6-3, 3-4-2 HE) 1 1 1 - 31st PeriodScoring - 1, MER Bobby Kramer/1 (Karl Stollery/5, Ryan Flanigan/2) 8:462, UNH Kevin Kapstad/1 (Joe Charlebois/7, Bobby Butler/5) 18:02 (PP)Penalties - Carter Madsen, MER (Hitting from Behind) 16:42; Joe Loprieno, MER (Hooking) 17:08; Matt Campa-nale, UNH (Hooking) 19:232nd PeriodScoring - 3, MER Elliott Sheen/1 (Chris Barton/4, Rob Ricci/2) 4:084, UNH Steve Moses/2 (James van Riemsdyk/11) 14:16Penalties - None3rd PeriodScoring - 5, UNH Bobby Butler/2 (Peter LeBlanc/5, Joe Charlebois/8) 6:466, MER Rob Ricci/4 (Elliott Sheen/2, Chris Barton/5) 7:377, MER Jesse Todd/2 (Pat Kimball/4, John Jamieson/1) 10:53 (GW)Penalties - Kevin Kapstad, UNH (Holding) 2:37; Elliott Sheen, MER (Hooking) 15:12Merrimack Goaltending - Joe Cannata (60:00, 36 shots, 33 saves, 3 GA)New Hampshire Goaltending - Brian Foster (59:12, 27 shots, 23 saves, 4 GA); Empty Net (0:48, 0 GA)Win - Joe Cannata, MER (2-1-3). Loss - Brian Foster, UNH (5-4-2).Shots On Goal - MER 7-13-7=27; UNH 13-9-14=36Power Plays - MER 0 of 2; UNH 1 of 3Penalties - MER 3 (6 min); UNH 2 (4 min)Three Stars: 1. Rob Ricci (Merrimack) 2. Bobby Butler (New Hampshire) 3. Elliott Sheen (Merrimack)Referees: Tim Benedetto, Tom Cronin Assistant Referees: Matt Riegert, Chris Millea

DECEMBER5,2008ATTSONGASAREA,LOWELL,MASS.MASS-LOWELL (8-6-0, 5-4-0 HE) 0 0 0 - 0UNH (6-6-3, 4-4-2 HE) 1 0 1 - 21st PeriodScoring - 1, UNH Peter LeBlanc/7 (Danny Dries/5, Bobby Butler/6) 11:25 (GW)Penalties - Blake Kessel, UNH (Hooking) 0:38; Jonathan Maniff, UML (Hooking) 16:56; Danny Dries, UNH (Slash-ing) 17:392nd PeriodScoring - NonePenalties - Kory Falite, UML (Hooking) 4:52; Phil DeSimone, UNH (Tripping) 7:02; Jonathan Maniff, UML (Roughing) 10:14; Michael Budd, UML (Slashing) 19:49; Blake Kessel, UNH (HITTING AFTER WHISTLE) 20:00; Ben Holmstrom, UML (HITTING AFTER WHISTLE) 20:003rd PeriodScoring - 2, UNH Mike Sislo/7 (James van Riemsdyk/12, Kevin Kapstad/6) 18:41 (EN)Penalties - Joe Charlebois, UNH (Interference) 2:29; Phil DeSimone, UNH (Elbowing) 6:04; Paul Worthington, UML (Boarding) 6:04; Mike Potacco, UML (Tripping) 6:53; Jerry Pollastrone, UNH (Holding) 19:52; Blake Kessel, UNH (HITTING AFTER WHISTLE) 20:00; Paul Worthington, UML (HITTING AFTER WHISTLE) 20:00; Nick Schaus, UML (Roughing) 20:00New Hampshire Goaltending - Brian Foster (59:57, 29 shots, 29 saves, 0 GA); Empty Net (0:03, 0 GA)UMass Lowell Goaltending - Nevin Hamilton (58:49, 34 shots, 33 saves, 1 GA); Empty Net (1:11, 1 GA)Win - Brian Foster, UNH (6-4-2). Loss - Nevin Hamilton, UML (5-3-0).Shots On Goal - UNH 16-9-10=35; UML 9-5-15=29Power Plays - UNH 0 of 5; UML 0 of 5Penalties - UNH 8 (16 min); UML 9 (18 min)Three Stars: 1. Brian Foster (New Hampshire) 2. Peter LeBlanc (New Hampshire) 3. Nevin Hamilton (UMass Lowell)Referees: Dave Hansen, Kevin Shea Assistant Referees: Chris Aughe, Jeremy Lovett

DECEMBER6,2008ATWHITTEMORECENTER,DURHAM,N.H.MASS-LOWELL (8-7-0, 5-5-0 HE) 1 0 1 - 2UNH (7-6-3, 5-4-2 HE) 0 1 2 - 31st PeriodScoring - 1, UML Sammy D’Agostino/3 (Chris Auger/1, Jeremy Dehner/10) 1:51Penalties - Barry Goers, UML (Interference) 4:02; Joe Charlebois, UNH (Interference) 15:05; Kory Falite, UML (Cross-Checking) 18:452nd Period




Scoring - 2, UNH Greg Collins/2 (Bobby Butler/7, Kevin Kapstad/7) 12:17Penalties - Barry Goers, UML (Slashing) 4:46; Nick Monroe, UML (Hooking) 10:03; Joe Charlebois, UNH (Interfer-ence) 17:483rd PeriodScoring - 3, UML Maury Edwards/4 (Kory Falite/4, Ben Holmstrom/10) 10:44 (PP)4, UNH Jerry Pollastrone/1 (Peter LeBlanc/6, Bobby Butler/8) 11:585, UNH Blake Kessel/2 (Phil DeSimone/5, James van Riemsdyk/13) 18:10 (PP) (GW)Penalties - Michael Budd, UML (Hooking) 4:34; Joe Charlebois, UNH (Holding) 7:47; Greg Collins, UNH (Boarding) 8:54; Maury Edwards, UML (Cross-Checking) 16:31UMass Lowell Goaltending - Nevin Hamilton (59:08, 31 shots, 28 saves, 3 GA); Empty Net (0:52, 0 GA)New Hampshire Goaltending - Brian Foster (60:00, 17 shots, 15 saves, 2 GA)Win - Brian Foster, UNH (7-4-2). Loss - Nevin Hamilton, UML (5-4-0).Shots On Goal - UML 3-6-8=17; UNH 9-13-9=31Power Plays - UML 1 of 4; UNH 1 of 6Penalties - UML 6 (12 min); UNH 4 (8 min)Three Stars: 1. Blake Kessel (New Hampshire) 2. Bobby Butler (New Hampshire) 3. Nevin Hamilton (UMass Lowell)Referees: Jeff Bunyon, Tim Low Assistant Referees: Chris Aughe, Jeremy Lovett

DECEMBER11,2008ATWHITTEMORECENTER,DURHAM,N.H.HOLY CROSS (5-11-1, 5-8-1 AH) 1 3 0 - 4UNH (8-6-3, 5-4-2 HE) 4 0 5 - 91st PeriodScoring - 1, UNH Jerry Pollastrone/2 (James van Riemsdyk/14, Mike Sislo/2) 4:172, UNH Thomas Fortney/1 (Steve Moses/6, Greg Collins/3) 5:353, UNH Jerry Pollastrone/3 (Kevin Kapstad/8, Mike Sislo/3) 8:094, UNH Mike Sislo/8 (James van Riemsdyk/15, Jerry Pollastrone/3) 13:01 (PP)5, HCR Brodie Sheahan/5 (Mark Znutas/4, Ryan Driscoll/5) 19:53 (PP)Penalties - Marty Dams, HCR (Boarding) 11:33; Matt Celin, HCR (Slashing) 19:33; Danny Dries, UNH (Roughing) 19:33; James van Riemsdyk, UNH (Tripping) 19:392nd PeriodScoring - 6, HCR Jordan Cyr/7 (Matt Celin/2, Peter Lorinser/2) 10:207, HCR JP Martignetti/2 (Jay Silvia/2, Jordan Cyr/5) 10:358, HCR Jordan Cyr/8 (Jay Silvia/3, JP Martignetti/4) 13:35Penalties - JP Martignetti, HCR (O-INTERFERENCE) 13:563rd PeriodScoring - 9, UNH Mike Sislo/9 (James van Riemsdyk/16, Blake Kessel/3) 0:15 (GW)10, UNH Mike Sislo/10 (James van Riemsdyk/17, Nick Krates/3) 7:1411, UNH James van Riemsdyk/9 (Jerry Pollastrone/4, Phil DeSimone/6) 8:36 (PP)12, UNH Danny Dries/6 (Peter LeBlanc/7, Bobby Butler/9) 16:2313, UNH Mike Sislo/11 (Jerry Pollastrone/5, Kevin Kapstad/9) 18:12Penalties - Jordan Cyr, HCR (Interference) 7:32; Kevin Kapstad, UNH (Interference) 10:31; Matt Clune, HCR (Rough-ing) 13:09; Paul Thompson, UNH (Roughing) 13:09Holy Cross Goaltending - Adam Roy (60:00, 34 shots, 25 saves, 9 GA)New Hampshire Goaltending - Brian Foster (33:35, 16 shots, 12 saves, 4 GA); Matt DiGirolamo (26:25, 6 shots, 6 saves, 0 GA)Win - Matt DiGirolamo, UNH (1-2-1). Loss - Adam Roy, HCR (4-10-1).Shots On Goal - HCR 8-9-5=22; UNH 13-9-12=34Power Plays - HCR 1 of 2; UNH 2 of 3Penalties - HCR 5 (10 min); UNH 4 (8 min)Referees: Tom Quinn, Kevin Shea Assistant Referees: Chris Aughe, Matt Riegert

JANUARY4,2009ATALFONDARENA,ORONO,MAINEMAINE (10-7-2, 5-5-1 HE) 0 3 1 - 4UNH (9-6-3, 6-4-2 HE) 1 0 4 - 51st PeriodScoring - 1, UNH Phil DeSimone/4 (Mike Beck/1, Danny Dries/6) 5:21 (PP)Penalties - Kyle Solomon, MNE (Slashing) 5:13; Gustav Nyquist, MNE (CTH ROUGHING) 6:17; Jamie Fritsch, UNH (Hooking) 11:302nd PeriodScoring - 2, MNE Will O’Neill/2 (Jeff Dimmen/4, Spencer Abbott/6) 7:41 (PP)3, MNE Jeff Dimmen/4 (Kevin Swallow/1, Christopher Hahn/7) 11:434, MNE Tanner House/6 (Gustav Nyquist/9, Brian Flynn/7) 13:17 (PP)Penalties - Greg Collins, UNH (Roughing) 6:28; Kevin Kapstad, UNH (Tripping) 7:17; Greg Collins, UNH (Hooking) 7:50; Gustav Nyquist, MNE (Diving) 7:54; Jamie Fritsch, UNH (Hooking) 12:39; Jeffrey Marshall, MNE (CTH ROUGH-ING) 13:29; Brett Carriere, MNE (Tripping) 15:25; Matt Duffy, MNE (Interference) 17:343rd PeriodScoring - 5, UNH Greg Collins/3 (Bobby Butler/10, Kevin Kapstad/10) 1:36 (PP)6, MNE Matt Duffy/4 (Josh Van Dyk/7, Tanner House/6) 4:08 (PP)7, UNH Mike Sislo/12 13:02 (SH)8, UNH Greg Collins/4 (Peter LeBlanc/8, Kevin Kapstad/11) 16:01 (PP)9, UNH Bobby Butler/3 (Joe Charlebois/9, Peter LeBlanc/9) 17:39 (GW)Penalties - Lem Randall, MNE (Interference) 0:59; Joe Charlebois, UNH (Hooking) 3:48; Kevin Kapstad, UNH (DELAY OF GAME) 3:59; Kyle Solomon, MNE (Elbowing) 9:29; Jamie Fritsch, UNH (Slashing) 12:39; Mike Banwell, MNE (Interference) 14:16; Jeff Dimmen, MNE (Hitting from Behind) 15:18New Hampshire Goaltending - Brian Foster (60:00, 33 shots, 29 saves, 4 GA)Maine Goaltending - Scott Darling (59:02, 28 shots, 23 saves, 5 GA); Empty Net (0:58, 0 GA)Win - Brian Foster, UNH (8-4-2). Loss - Scott Darling, MNE (8-5-2).Shots On Goal - UNH 9-7-12=28; MNE 11-14-8=33Power Plays - UNH 3 of 10; MNE 3 of 8Penalties - UNH 8 (16 min); MNE 10 (20 min)Three Stars: 1. Bobby Butler (New Hampshire) 2. Greg Collins (New Hampshire) 3. Jeff Dimmen (Maine)Referees: Joe Andrews, Chris Federico Assistant Referees: Matt Smith, Marc Sullivan

JANUARY9,2009ATMULLINSCENTER,AMHERST,MASS.MASSACHUSETTS (9-8-2, 4-4-2 HE) 0 1 1 0 2UNH (9-6-4, 6-4-3 HE) 0 2 0 0 21st PeriodScoring - NonePenalties - Michael Lecomte, UMA (Cross-Checking) 4:50; Mike Beck, UNH (Tripping) 5:04; Kevin Kapstad, UNH (Elbowing) 10:00; James Marcou, UMA (Tripping) 10:33; Phil DeSimone, UNH (Roughing) 16:17; Chase Langeraap, UMA (Slashing) 19:28; Jerry Pollastrone, UNH (HITTING AFTER WHISTLE) 20:00; Phil DeSimone, UNH (HITTING AFTER WHISTLE) 20:00; Chris Davis, UMA (HITTING AFTER WHISTLE) 20:00; Martin Nolet, UMA (HITTING AFTER WHISTLE) 20:002nd PeriodScoring - 1, UNH Bobby Butler/4 (Kevin Kapstad/12) 8:442, UMA T.J. Syner/4 (Will Ortiz/2) 10:493, UNH Mike Sislo/13 (Nick Krates/4, Brian Foster/1) 18:57 (SH)Penalties - Mike Beck, UNH (HITTING AFTER WHISTLE) 2:01; Michael Lecomte, UMA (HITTING AFTER WHISTLE) 2:01; Greg Collins, UNH (Tripping) 3:18; Greg Collins, UNH (Holding) 12:23; Chris Davis, UMA (Interference) 14:05; Thomas Fortney, UNH (High-Sticking) 16:49; Danny Dries, UNH (DELAY OF GAME) 18:023rd PeriodScoring - 4, UMA Cory Quirk/7 (Alex Berry/12, Casey Wellman/13) 19:56 (EA)Penalties - Danny Dries, UNH (HITTING AFTER WHISTLE) 7:39; John Wessbecker, UMA (HITTING AFTER WHISTLE) 7:39; Martin Nolet, UMA (Tripping) 14:42; Kevin Kapstad, UNH (Interference) 16:16OvertimeScoring - NonePenalties - NoneNew Hampshire Goaltending - Brian Foster (65:00, 33 shots, 31 saves, 2 GA)Massachusetts Goaltending - Dan Meyers (64:13, 31 shots, 29 saves, 2 GA); Empty Net (0:47, 0 GA)Tie - Brian Foster, UNH (8-4-3). Tie - Dan Meyers, UMA (3-3-2).Shots On Goal - UNH 10-11-10-0=31; UMA 12-11-7-3=33Power Plays - UNH 0 of 5; UMA 0 of 8Penalties - UNH 12 (24 min); UMA 9 (18 min)Three Stars: 1. Cory Quirk (Massachusetts) 2. Mike Sislo (New Hampshire) 3. T.J. Syner (Massachusetts)Referees: Tom Quinn, Jack Millea Assistant Referees: Chris Aughe, Paul Scleparis

JANUARY10,2009ATWHITTEMORECENTER,DURHAM,N.H.MASSACHUSETTS (9-9-2, 4-5-2 HE) 0 1 1 0 2UNH (10-6-4, 7-4-3 HE) 0 0 2 1 31st PeriodScoring - NonePenalties - Peter LeBlanc, UNH (Boarding) 15:062nd PeriodScoring - 1, UMA Chase Langeraap/3 (James Marcou/14, Casey Wellman/14) 5:08 (PP)Penalties - Kevin Kapstad, UNH (Cross-Checking) 4:02; Scott Crowder, UMA (O-HOLDING) 9:18; Kevin Kapstad, UNH (Tripping) 17:09; James Marcou, UMA (Unsportsmanlike Conduct) 19:13; Danny Dries, UNH (Unsportsman-like Conduct) 19:133rd PeriodScoring - 2, UNH Mike Sislo/14 (Blake Kessel/4, Jerry Pollastrone/6) 0:57 (PP)3, UMA Will Ortiz/4 (Matthew Irwin/5, Casey Wellman/15) 5:324, UNH Thomas Fortney/2 (Jamie Fritsch/1, Peter LeBlanc/10) 9:45Penalties - T.J. Syner, UMA (Tripping) 0:26; Michael Lecomte, UMA (CTH ROUGHING) 6:54; Michael Lecomte, UMA (Unsportsmanlike Conduct) 6:54; Bobby Butler, UNH (Roughing) 6:54; Will Ortiz, UMA (Hooking) 13:28; James Marcou, UMA (Tripping) 19:36OvertimeScoring - 5, UNH Bobby Butler/5 (Greg Collins/4, Kevin Kapstad/13) 1:36 (PP) (GW)Penalties - NoneMassachusetts Goaltending - Dan Meyers (61:36, 44 shots, 41 saves, 3 GA)New Hampshire Goaltending - Brian Foster (61:36, 37 shots, 35 saves, 2 GA)Win - Brian Foster, UNH (9-4-3). Loss - Dan Meyers, UMA (3-4-2).Shots On Goal - UMA 13-11-13-0=37; UNH 15-12-15-2=44Power Plays - UMA 1 of 3; UNH 2 of 5Penalties - UMA 7 (14 min); UNH 5 (10 min)Three Stars: 1. Bobby Butler (New Hampshire) 2. Dan Meyers (Massachusetts) 3. Mike Sislo (New Hampshire)Referees: Tim Benedetto, Tim Low Assistant Referees: Shane Belanger, Mike Taddeo

JANUARY17,2009ATVERIZONWIRELESSARENA,MANCHESTER,N.H.DARTMOUTH (10-7) 1 2 1 - 4UNH (11-6-4) 3 2 1 - 61st PeriodScoring - 1, UNH Peter LeBlanc/8 (Greg Collins/5) 4:502, DAR Matt Reber/4 13:553, UNH Bobby Butler/6 (Greg Collins/6) 15:394, UNH Jerry Pollastrone/4 (Bobby Butler/11, Kevin Kapstad/14) 18:13Penalties - Greg Collins, UNH (Hooking) 8:20; Evan Stephens, DAR (Slashing) 11:54; Danny Dries, UNH (Roughing) 16:26; Joe Gaudet, DAR (Roughing) 16:262nd PeriodScoring - 5, DAR Andrew Owsiak/7 (Doug Jones/13, Adam Estoclet/14) 1:126, UNH Danny Dries/7 (Steve Moses/7, Nick Krates/5) 14:407, UNH Blake Kessel/3 (Jerry Pollastrone/7, Phil DeSimone/7) 16:43 (PP) (GW)8, DAR Adam Estoclet/6 (Evan Stephens/7, Andrew Owsiak/4) 18:50 (PP)Penalties - Doug Jones, DAR (Slashing) 4:31; Phil DeSimone, UNH (Roughing) 11:55; Connor Goggin, DAR (Cross-Checking) 14:55; James van Riemsdyk, UNH (Tripping) 17:243rd PeriodScoring - 9, DAR Doug Jones/5 (Adam Estoclet/15) 11:57 (PP)10, UNH Phil DeSimone/5 (Danny Dries/7, Steve Moses/8) 15:58Penalties - Bench, UNH (BENCH) 0:00; Bench, DAR (Protocol Violation) 0:00; Danny Dries, UNH (Hitting from Behind) 10:27New Hampshire Goaltending - Brian Foster (60:00, 24 shots, 20 saves, 4 GA)Dartmouth Goaltending - Jody O’Neill (58:30, 38 shots, 32 saves, 6 GA); Empty Net (1:30, 0 GA)Win - Brian Foster, UNH (10-4-3). Loss - Jody O’Neill, DAR (10-6-0).Shots On Goal - UNH 15-17-6=38; DAR 11-5-8=24Power Plays - UNH 1 of 3; DAR 2 of 4Penalties - UNH 6 (12 min); DAR 5 (10 min)Referees: Andy O’Brien, Scott Whittemore Assistant Referees: Tom Cronin, Brett Reed

JANUARY23,2009ATAGGANISARENA,BOSTON,MASS.BU (17-5-1, 10-5-1 HE) 3 1 1 - 5UNH (11-7-4, 7-5-3 HE) 0 0 0 - 01st PeriodScoring - 1, BU Colin Wilson/8 (Chris Higgins/12, Jason Lawrence/6) 0:38 (GW)2, BU Vinny Saponari/5 (Corey Trivino/5, Chris Connolly/12) 4:313, BU Jason Lawrence/11 (Chris Higgins/13, Colin Wilson/20) 13:38Penalties - David Warsofsky, BU (Interference) 2:01; Bobby Butler, UNH (Hooking) 5:49; Jerry Pollastrone, UNH (Roughing) 9:33; Kevin Shattenkirk, BU (Roughing) 9:33; Brandon Yip, BU (Hooking) 10:00; Greg Collins, UNH (O-HOLDING) 17:06; Brian Strait, BU (Tripping) 19:182nd PeriodScoring - 4, BU Colin Wilson/9 (Chris Higgins/14, Jason Lawrence/7) 17:55Penalties - Jason Lawrence, BU (Hooking) 6:01; Brian Strait, BU (Cross-Checking) 7:47; Jamie Fritsch, UNH (Cross-Checking) 10:27; Nick Bonino, BU (Hooking) 18:313rd PeriodScoring - 5, BU Corey Trivino/2 (Colby Cohen/15, Chris Connolly/13) 11:03 (PP)Penalties - Joe Pereira, BU (Tripping) 5:57; Blake Kessel, UNH (Slashing) 9:30; Bobby Butler, UNH (Slashing) 13:16; Greg Collins, UNH (Grasping the Facemask) 13:16; Greg Collins, UNH (Roughing) 13:16; Greg Collins, UNH (10-Game Misconduct) 13:16; Kevin Shattenkirk, BU (Slashing) 13:16; Colin Wilson, BU (Roughing) 13:16; Colin Wilson, BU (Roughing) 13:16; Colin Wilson, BU (10-Game Misconduct) 13:16; Eric Gryba, BU (Holding) 14:07New Hampshire Goaltending - Brian Foster (51:03, 29 shots, 24 saves, 5 GA); Matt DiGirolamo (8:57, 1 shots, 1 saves, 0 GA)Boston University Goaltending - Kieran Millan (59:54, 22 shots, 22 saves, 0 GA); Empty Net (0:06, 0 GA)Win - Kieran Millan, BU (13-1-1). Loss - Brian Foster, UNH (10-5-3).Shots On Goal - UNH 5-9-8=22; BU 11-14-5=30Power Plays - UNH 0 of 8; BU 1 of 4Penalties - UNH 9 (26 min); BU 13 (34 min)Three Stars: 1. Colin Wilson (Boston University) 2. Chris Higgins (Boston University) 3. Kieran Millan (Boston University)Referees: Tim Benedetto, Scott Hansen Assistant Referees: Tim Low, Bob Bernard

JANUARY24,2009ATWHITTEMORECENTER,DURHAM,N.H.BU (18-5-1, 11-5-1 HE) 1 0 2 - 3UNH (11-8-4, 7-6-3 HE) 0 0 1 - 11st PeriodScoring - 1, BU Kevin Shattenkirk/5 (John McCarthy/12, Colby Cohen/16) 19:13 (PP)Penalties - John McCarthy, BU (Interference) 6:36; Brandon Yip, BU (Cross-Checking) 10:06; Nick Bonino, BU (Inter-ference) 13:06; Damon Kipp, UNH (Tripping) 15:05; Blake Kessel, UNH (Hitting from Behind) 17:352nd PeriodScoring - NonePenalties - Mike Sislo, UNH (Slashing) 4:09; Damon Kipp, UNH (Hooking) 15:14; Luke Popko, BU (Slashing) 18:253rd PeriodScoring - 2, UNH Mike Sislo/15 (James van Riemsdyk/18, Jamie Fritsch/2) 12:573, BU Chris Connolly/7 (Vinny Saponari/5, Colby Cohen/17) 13:22 (GW)4, BU Chris Higgins/11 (Jason Lawrence/8, Colin Wilson/21) 19:45 (EN)Penalties - Luke Popko, BU (Hooking) 5:33; Damon Kipp, UNH (Hooking) 9:13; Brandon Yip, BU (Interference) 14:02Boston University Goaltending - Kieran Millan (60:00, 30 shots, 29 saves, 1 GA)New Hampshire Goaltending - Brian Foster (59:47, 17 shots, 15 saves, 2 GA); Empty Net (0:13, 1 GA)Win - Kieran Millan, BU (14-1-1). Loss - Brian Foster, UNH (10-6-3).Shots On Goal - BU 10-4-4=18; UNH 8-11-11=30Power Plays - BU 1 of 5; UNH 0 of 6Penalties - BU 6 (12 min); UNH 5 (10 min)Three Stars: 1. Chris Connolly (Boston University) 2. Mike Sislo (New Hampshire) 3. Kieran Millan (Boston Univer-sity)Referees: John Gravallese, Chris Federico Assistant Referees: Tim Low, Chris Low



JANUARY30,2009ATWHITTEMORECENTER,DURHAM,N.H.Vermont (14-6-4, 9-5-3 HE) 0 1 1 - 2UNH (12-8-4, 8-6-3 HE) 0 1 2 - 31st PeriodScoring - NonePenalties - None2nd PeriodScoring - 1, UNH Paul Thompson/3 (Peter LeBlanc/11, Kevin Kapstad/15) 0:492, VER Jack Downing/4 15:04Penalties - Kevan Miller, VER (Interference) 3:48; Patrick Cullity, VER (Slashing) 6:23; Phil DeSimone, UNH (Tripping) 8:21; Wahsontiio Stacey, VER (CTH HIGH-STICKING) 15:28; Jamie Fritsch, UNH (CTH HIGH-STICKING) 15:28; Dan Lawson, VER (Cross-Checking) 17:403rd PeriodScoring - 3, UNH Alan Thompson/1 (Phil DeSimone/8, Bobby Butler/12) 5:584, VER Viktor St lberg/15 (Brian Roloff/12, Kevan Miller/4) 7:155, UNH Blake Kessel/4 (Greg Collins/7, Kevin Kapstad/16) 17:58 (PP) (GW)Penalties - Nick Krates, UNH (Hitting from Behind) 9:48; Brian Roloff, VER (Hooking) 17:09Vermont Goaltending - Rob Madore (58:58, 32 shots, 29 saves, 3 GA); Empty Net (1:02, 0 GA)New Hampshire Goaltending - Brian Foster (60:00, 26 shots, 24 saves, 2 GA)Win - Brian Foster, UNH (11-6-3). Loss - Rob Madore, VER (8-4-3).Shots On Goal - VER 12-6-8=26; UNH 10-12-10=32Power Plays - VER 0 of 2; UNH 1 of 4Penalties - VER 5 (10 min); UNH 3 (6 min)Three Stars: 1. Blake Kessel (New Hampshire) 2. Viktor St lberg (Vermont) 3. Paul Thompson (New Hampshire)Referees: John Gravallese, Kevin Keenan Assistant Referees: Chris Aughe, Jeremy Lovett

FEBRUARY6,2009ATWHITTEMORECENTER,DURHAM,N.H.MAINE (11-13-3, 6-10-2 HE) 0 1 0 - 1UNH (13-8-4, 9-6-3 HE) 2 2 0 - 41st PeriodScoring - 1, UNH Danny Dries/8 (Peter LeBlanc/12, Paul Thompson/1) 1:452, UNH Steve Moses/3 (Mike Borisenok/1, Jamie Fritsch/3) 5:17 (GW)Penalties - Gustav Nyquist, MNE (Cross-Checking) 2:20; Will O’Neill, MNE (CTH ROUGHING) 16:23; Kevin Kapstad, UNH (CTH ROUGHING) 16:23; Jeff Dimmen, MNE (Roughing) 18:23; Jamie Fritsch, UNH (Tripping) 18:23; Jamie Fritsch, UNH (Cross-Checking) 18:23; Simon Danis-Pepin, MNE (O-HOLDING) 19:592nd PeriodScoring - 3, MNE Matt Duffy/6 (Robby Dee/4, Spencer Abbott/9) 3:25 (PP)4, UNH James van Riemsdyk/10 (Mike Sislo/4, Jamie Fritsch/4) 5:07 (SH)5, UNH Mike Sislo/16 (James van Riemsdyk/19) 16:04Penalties - Paul Thompson, UNH (Hitting from Behind) 2:10; Bobby Butler, UNH (Hooking) 4:42; Danny Dries, UNH (CTH HIGH-STICKING) 7:28; Paul Thompson, UNH (CTH ROUGHING) 10:05; Matt Duffy, MNE (HITTING AFTER WHIS-TLE) 10:46; James van Riemsdyk, UNH (CTH HIGH-STICKING) 10:46; Robby Dee, MNE (HITTING AFTER WHISTLE) 13:47; Jamie Fritsch, UNH (HITTING AFTER WHISTLE) 13:47; Jeffrey Marshall, MNE (CTH ROUGHING) 20:003rd PeriodScoring - NonePenalties - Bench, MNE (TOO MANY PLAYERS ON ICE) 13:39; Robby Dee, MNE (HITTING AFTER WHISTLE) 18:25; Jamie Fritsch, UNH (HITTING AFTER WHISTLE) 18:25; Jeff Dimmen, MNE (Charging) 19:36Maine Goaltending - Dave Wilson (60:00, 32 shots, 28 saves, 4 GA)New Hampshire Goaltending - Brian Foster (59:56, 22 shots, 21 saves, 1 GA); Empty Net (0:04, 0 GA)Win - Brian Foster, UNH (12-6-3). Loss - Dave Wilson, MNE (3-6-0).Shots On Goal - MNE 3-10-9=22; UNH 14-11-7=32Power Plays - MNE 1 of 5; UNH 0 of 5Penalties - MNE 10 (20 min); UNH 10 (20 min)Three Stars: 1. Mike Sislo (New Hampshire) 2. James van Riemsdyk (New Hampshire) 3. Jamie Fritsch (New Hampshire)Referees: Jeff Bunyon, Kevin Shea Assistant Referees: Bob Bernard, Jeremy Lovett

FEBRUARY7,2009ATVERIZONWIRELESSARENA,MANCHESTER,N.H.MAINE (12-13-3, 7-10-2 HE) 0 1 0 - 1UNH (13-9-4, 9-7-3 HE) 0 0 0 - 01st PeriodScoring - NonePenalties - Brian Flynn, MNE (Hooking) 0:38; Jamie Fritsch, UNH (CTH ROUGHING) 3:52; Theo Andersson, MNE (Interference) 7:12; Jamie Fritsch, UNH (Hooking) 10:16; Kevin Kapstad, UNH (DELAY OF GAME) 11:39; Jeff Dim-men, MNE (Cross-Checking) 18:542nd PeriodScoring - 1, MNE Christopher Hahn/6 0:42 (SH) (GW)Penalties - Bobby Butler, UNH (Interference) 2:52; Simon Danis-Pepin, MNE (Holding) 3:46; Matt Duffy, MNE (CTH ROUGHING) 9:33; Kevin Kapstad, UNH (Cross-Checking) 13:55; Greg Collins, UNH (Tripping) 17:163rd PeriodScoring - NonePenalties - Mike Banwell, MNE (Interference) 7:47; Simon Danis-Pepin, MNE (CTH ROUGHING) 10:27; Bench, UNH (TOO MANY PLAYERS ON ICE) 15:26; Will O’Neill, MNE (Charging) 16:17; Will O’Neill, MNE (10-Misconduct) 16:17Maine Goaltending - Scott Darling (59:50, 31 shots, 31 saves, 0 GA); Empty Net (0:10, 0 GA)New Hampshire Goaltending - Brian Foster (59:23, 23 shots, 22 saves, 1 GA); Empty Net (0:37, 0 GA)Win - Scott Darling, MNE (9-7-3). Loss - Brian Foster, UNH (12-7-3).Shots On Goal - MNE 10-10-3=23; UNH 8-12-11=31Power Plays - MNE 0 of 7; UNH 0 of 8Penalties - MNE 9 (26 min); UNH 7 (14 min)Three Stars: 1. Scott Darling (Maine) 2. Christopher Hahn (Maine) 3. Brian Foster (New Hampshire)Referees: John Gravallese, Kevin Keenan Assistant Referees: Chris Aughe, Tim Low

FEBRUARY13,2009ATWHITTEMORECENTER,DURHAM,N.H.PC (7-16-4, 4-12-4 HE) 1 1 2 0 4UNH (13-9-5, 9-7-4 HE) 2 1 1 0 41st PeriodScoring - 1, UNH Alan Thompson/2 (Kevin Kapstad/17, Bobby Butler/13) 9:422, PRV Kyle MacKinnon/5 (Ben Farrer/4, Pierce Norton/11) 16:323, UNH Peter LeBlanc/9 (Bobby Butler/14, Phil DeSimone/9) 19:59 (PP) (EA)Penalties - Eric Baier, PRV (Holding) 19:152nd PeriodScoring - 4, UNH Blake Kessel/5 (Jerry Pollastrone/8, James van Riemsdyk/20) 3:315, PRV Matt Taormina/5 (David Brown/4, Nick Mazzolini/6) 12:54Penalties - David Cavanagh, PRV (Slashing) 14:093rd PeriodScoring - 6, UNH Bobby Butler/7 (Phil DeSimone/10, Danny Dries/8) 1:09 (PP)7, PRV Kyle MacKinnon/6 (Eric Baier/7) 5:068, PRV Pierce Norton/8 (Kyle MacKinnon/5) 15:28Penalties - Matt Taormina, PRV (Hooking) 0:33; Nick Mazzolini, PRV (HITTING AFTER WHISTLE) 20:00; Danny Dries, UNH (HITTING AFTER WHISTLE) 20:00OvertimeScoring - NonePenalties - NoneProvidence Goaltending - Alex Beaudry (65:00, 40 shots, 36 saves, 4 GA)New Hampshire Goaltending - Brian Foster (64:58, 24 shots, 20 saves, 4 GA); Empty Net (0:02, 0 GA)Tie - Alex Beaudry, PRV (4-4-3). Tie - Brian Foster, UNH (12-7-4).Shots On Goal - PRV 9-6-8-1=24; UNH 15-11-8-6=40Power Plays - PRV 0 of 0; UNH 2 of 3Penalties - PRV 4 (8 min); UNH 1 (2 min)Three Stars: 1. Kyle MacKinnon (Providence) 2. Bobby Butler (New Hampshire) 3. Phil DeSimone (New Hampshire)Referees: John Gravallese, Tom Cronin Assistant Referees: Matt Riegert, Wayne Silva

FEBRUARY14,2009ATSCHNEIDERARENA,PROVIDENCE,R.I.PC (7-17-4, 4-13-4 HE) 0 1 1 - 2UNH (14-9-5, 10-7-4 HE) 1 1 2 - 41st PeriodScoring - 1, UNH Jerry Pollastrone/5 (James van Riemsdyk/21, Mike Sislo/5) 17:23Penalties - Mark Fayne, PRV (Tripping) 2:09; Nick Mazzolini, PRV (Slashing) 7:21; James van Riemsdyk, UNH (Interference) 18:002nd PeriodScoring - 2, PRV Ian O’Connor/6 (Matt Taormina/15, David Brown/5) 4:513, UNH Steve Moses/4 (Alan Thompson/3, Kevin Kapstad/18) 13:11Penalties - Steve Moses, UNH (Tripping) 7:28; James van Riemsdyk, UNH (Unsportsmanlike Conduct) 7:28; Matt Taormina, PRV (Unsportsmanlike Conduct) 7:28; Greg Collins, UNH (Hooking) 14:553rd PeriodScoring - 4, UNH Steve Moses/5 (Thomas Fortney/1, Alan Thompson/4) 3:20 (GW)5, UNH Paul Thompson/4 (Greg Collins/8, Peter LeBlanc/13) 3:366, PRV Nick Mazzolini/7 (John Mori/1, Daniel New/4) 7:15Penalties - Danny Dries, UNH (Holding) 9:48; Danny Dries, UNH (Cross-Checking) 13:09; Greg Collins, UNH (HITTING AFTER WHISTLE) 14:28; Kyle MacKinnon, PRV (HITTING AFTER WHISTLE) 14:28; Pierce Norton, PRV (Roughing) 17:38New Hampshire Goaltending - Brian Foster (60:00, 33 shots, 31 saves, 2 GA)Providence Goaltending - Alex Beaudry (43:36, 19 shots, 15 saves, 4 GA); Ryan Simpson (15:55, 5 shots, 5 saves, 0 GA); Empty Net (0:29, 0 GA)Win - Brian Foster, UNH (13-7-4). Loss - Alex Beaudry, PRV (4-5-3).Shots On Goal - UNH 7-8-9=24; PRV 10-13-10=33Power Plays - UNH 0 of 3; PRV 0 of 5Penalties - UNH 7 (14 min); PRV 5 (10 min)Three Stars: 1. Steve Moses (New Hampshire) 2. Ian O’Connor (Providence) 3. Brian Foster (New Hampshire)Referees: Tom Fyrer, Matt Smith Assistant Referees: Chris Low, Wayne Silva

FEBRUARY20,2009ATWHITTEMORECENTER,DURHAM,N.H.BC (13-11-5, 8-9-5 HE) 0 2 0 - 2UNH (15-9-5, 11-7-4 HE) 2 1 0 - 31st PeriodScoring - 1, UNH James van Riemsdyk/11 (Mike Sislo/6, Kevin Kapstad/19) 3:17 (SH)2, UNH Phil DeSimone/6 (Bobby Butler/15, Jamie Fritsch/5) 15:00Penalties - Mike Beck, UNH (Slashing) 2:22; Joe Whitney, BC (Hooking) 11:22; James van Riemsdyk, UNH (Holding) 12:08; Paul Thompson, UNH (Hooking) 15:262nd PeriodScoring - 3, UNH Mike Sislo/17 (Kevin Kapstad/20, Jerry Pollastrone/9) 4:48 (PP) (GW)4, BC Paul Carey/5 (Benn Ferriero/13, Matt Price/5) 11:065, BC Tim Kunes/2 (Barry Almeida/9) 16:19Penalties - Edwin Shea, BC (Hitting from Behind) 2:11; Nick Petrecki, BC (Hitting from Behind) 4:04; Malcolm Lyles, BC (Hooking) 5:37; Thomas Fortney, UNH (O-HOLDING) 8:36; Bench, BC (TOO MANY PLAYERS ON ICE) 13:423rd PeriodScoring - NonePenalties - Paul Thompson, UNH (Roughing) 2:01; Paul Thompson, UNH (Tripping) 9:17Boston College Goaltending - John Muse (59:42, 28 shots, 25 saves, 3 GA); Empty Net (0:18, 0 GA)New Hampshire Goaltending - Brian Foster (59:43, 35 shots, 33 saves, 2 GA); Empty Net (0:17, 0 GA)Win - Brian Foster, UNH (14-7-4). Loss - John Muse, BC (13-11-5).Shots On Goal - BC 13-13-9=35; UNH 9-14-5=28Power Plays - BC 0 of 6; UNH 1 of 5Penalties - BC 5 (10 min); UNH 6 (12 min)Three Stars: 1. Mike Sislo (New Hampshire) 2. Tim Kunes (Boston College) 3. Kevin Kapstad (New Hampshire)Referees: John Gravallese, Kevin Keenan Assistant Referees: Chris Aughe, Bob Bernard

FEBRUARY21,2009ATCONTEFORUM,CHESTNUTHILL,MASS.BC (13-12-5, 8-10-5 HE) 1 0 1 - 2UNH (16-9-5, 12-7-4 HE) 2 1 1 - 41st PeriodScoring - 1, UNH Danny Dries/9 (Bobby Butler/16) 2:272, BC Kyle Kucharski/9 (Matt Lombardi/8, Andrew Orpik/11) 18:253, UNH Phil DeSimone/7 (Bobby Butler/17, Danny Dries/9) 19:56Penalties - None2nd PeriodScoring - 4, UNH James van Riemsdyk/12 (Jerry Pollastrone/10, Blake Kessel/5) 5:22 (GW)Penalties - Phil DeSimone, UNH (Slashing) 1:50; Cam Atkinson, BC (Interference) 5:59; Brian Gibbons, BC (Interfer-ence) 9:59; Thomas Fortney, UNH (Hooking) 13:37; Anthony Aiello, BC (Hooking) 15:04; Nick Petrecki, BC (Rough-ing) 17:10; Jimmy Hayes, BC (Cross-Checking) 18:383rd PeriodScoring - 5, BC Ben Smith/5 (Tim Kunes/4, Brock Bradford/14) 8:03 (PP)6, UNH James van Riemsdyk/13 19:51 (EN)Penalties - Greg Collins, UNH (Slashing) 7:45; Jamie Fritsch, UNH (Slashing) 10:48New Hampshire Goaltending - Brian Foster (59:49, 30 shots, 28 saves, 2 GA); Empty Net (0:11, 0 GA)Boston College Goaltending - John Muse (58:44, 28 shots, 25 saves, 3 GA); Empty Net (1:16, 1 GA)Win - Brian Foster, UNH (15-7-4). Loss - John Muse, BC (13-12-5).Shots On Goal - UNH 7-12-10=29; BC 5-8-17=30Power Plays - UNH 0 of 5; BC 1 of 4Penalties - UNH 4 (8 min); BC 5 (10 min)Three Stars: 1. Danny Dries (New Hampshire) 2. Kyle Kucharski (Boston College) 3. Bobby Butler (New Hampshire)Referees: Tom Fyrer, Jack Millea Assistant Referees: Bob Bernard, Marc Sullivan

FEBRUARY27,2009ATLAWLERARENA,NORTHANDOVER,MASS.MERRIMACK (8-19-4, 4-17-3 HE) 1 0 2 - 3UNH (17-9-5, 13-7-4 HE) 2 1 1 - 41st PeriodScoring - 1, UNH Mike Sislo/18 (Jerry Pollastrone/11, James van Riemsdyk/22) 4:202, MER Ryan Flanigan/2 (Pat Bowen/8, Joe Cucci/9) 10:173, UNH Greg Collins/5 (Paul Thompson/2, Peter LeBlanc/14) 10:49Penalties - Kevin McCarey, UNH (CONTACT TO THE HEAD) 6:262nd PeriodScoring - 4, UNH Jamie Fritsch/1 (Danny Dries/10, Bobby Butler/18) 19:06Penalties - Adam Ross, MER (Boarding) 3:28; Danny Dries, UNH (Slashing) 8:10; Greg Collins, UNH (HITTING AFTER WHISTLE) 8:31; Joe Cucci, MER (HITTING AFTER WHISTLE) 8:31; Jerry Pollastrone, UNH (Hooking) 17:003rd PeriodScoring - 5, UNH Greg Collins/6 (Blake Kessel/6, Nick Krates/6) 7:04 (GW)6, MER Karl Stollery/4 (Jesse Todd/15, Joe Cucci/10) 15:31 (PP)7, MER Jesse Todd/6 (Pat Bowen/9, Rob Ricci/11) 18:14 (EA)Penalties - Kevin Kapstad, UNH (Cross-Checking) 6:40; Rob Ricci, MER (Roughing) 6:40; Danny Dries, UNH (HITTING AFTER WHISTLE) 7:45; Grant Farrell, MER (HITTING AFTER WHISTLE) 7:45; Justin Bonitatibus, MER (Tripping) 11:50; Danny Dries, UNH (Boarding) 15:15New Hampshire Goaltending - Brian Foster (60:00, 27 shots, 24 saves, 3 GA)Merrimack Goaltending - Joe Cannata (57:56, 28 shots, 24 saves, 4 GA); Empty Net (2:04, 0 GA)Win - Brian Foster, UNH (16-7-4). Loss - Joe Cannata, MER (6-10-4).Shots On Goal - UNH 9-7-12=28; MER 11-8-8=27Power Plays - UNH 0 of 2; MER 1 of 4Penalties - UNH 7 (14 min); MER 5 (10 min)Three Stars: 1. Greg Collins (New Hampshire) 2. Blake Kessel (New Hampshire) 3. Jesse Todd (Merrimack)Referees: Jeff Bunyon, Tom Quinn Assistant Referees: Chris Federico, Tim Low




FEBRUARY28,2009ATWHITTEMORECENTER,DURHAM,N.H.MERRIMACK (8-20-4, 4-18-3 HE) 0 0 0 - 0UNH (18-9-5, 14-7-4 HE) 1 0 0 - 11st PeriodScoring - 1, UNH Peter LeBlanc/10 (Greg Collins/9, Paul Thompson/3) 13:24 (GW)Penalties - Jerry Pollastrone, UNH (Hooking) 1:22; Jamie Fritsch, UNH (O-INTERFERENCE) 5:512nd PeriodScoring - NonePenalties - Adam Ross, MER (Elbowing) 4:12; Grant Farrell, MER (Hooking) 13:26; Matt Campanale, UNH (Interfer-ence) 16:06; Ryan Flanigan, MER (CTH ROUGHING) 18:403rd PeriodScoring - NonePenalties - Bobby Butler, UNH (Boarding) 1:15; Justin Bonitatibus, MER (O-INTERFERENCE) 1:35; John Jamieson, MER (Tripping) 5:37; Pat Kimball, MER (HITTING AFTER WHISTLE) 7:50; Mike Beck, UNH (HITTING AFTER WHISTLE) 7:50; Karl Stollery, MER (Hooking) 8:57Merrimack Goaltending - Joe Cannata (58:35, 25 shots, 24 saves, 1 GA); Empty Net (1:25, 0 GA)New Hampshire Goaltending - Brian Foster (60:00, 26 shots, 26 saves, 0 GA)Win - Brian Foster, UNH (17-7-4). Loss - Joe Cannata, MER (6-11-4).Shots On Goal - MER 10-10-6=26; UNH 6-8-11=25Power Plays - MER 0 of 4; UNH 0 of 6Penalties - MER 7 (14 min); UNH 5 (10 min)Three Stars: 1. Brian Foster (New Hampshire) 2. Joe Cannata (Merrimack) 3. Peter LeBlanc (New Hampshire)Referees: Tim Benedetto, Kevin Shea Assistant Referees: Kevin Shea, Matt Riegart

MARCH6,2009ATGUTTERSONFIELDHOUSE,BURLINGTON,VT.VERMONT (20-8-4, 15-7-4 HE) 3 2 1 - 6UNH (18-10-5, 14-8-4 HE) 1 2 1 - 41st PeriodScoring - 1, VER Brian Roloff/8 (Viktor St lberg/17, Drew MacKenzie/5) 1:302, UNH Damon Kipp/1 (Jerry Pollastrone/12, Mike Sislo/7) 2:343, VER Brian Roloff/9 (Justin Milo/11, Viktor St lberg/18) 8:314, VER Dan Lawson/4 (Kyle Medvec/7, Peter Lenes/16) 16:32 (PP)Penalties - James van Riemsdyk, UNH (Hitting after the Whistle) 0:15; Patrick Cullity, VER (Hitting after the Whistle) 0:15; Justin Milo, VER (Tripping) 5:05; Jamie Fritsch, UNH (Tripping) 15:50; Danny Dries, UNH (Slashing) 19:112nd PeriodScoring - 5, UNH James van Riemsdyk/14 (Jerry Pollastrone/13, Mike Sislo/8) 13:076, VER Brayden Irwin/6 (Colin Vock/9) 15:107, UNH Danny Dries/10 (Blake Kessel/7) 17:178, VER Brian Roloff/10 (Kevan Miller/7) 18:30 (GW)Penalties - Peter Lenes, VER (Interference) 1:08; Phil DeSimone, UNH (Hooking) 4:32; Kevan Miller, VER (Cross-Checking) 11:04; Wahsontiio Stacey, VER (Slashing) 17:17; Bobby Butler, UNH (Cross-Checking) 17:57; James van Riemsdyk, UNH (Hitting after the Whistle) 20:00; Peter Lenes, VER (Hitting after the Whistle) 20:003rd PeriodScoring - 9, VER Viktor St lberg/21 (Dean Strong/19) 10:26 (SH)10, UNH Blake Kessel/6 (Phil DeSimone/11, Peter LeBlanc/15) 11:56Penalties - Colin Vock, VER (Holding the Stick) 7:54; Corey Carlson, VER (Holding) 9:54New Hampshire Goaltending - Brian Foster (58:24, 35 shots, 29 saves, 6 GA); Empty Net (1:36, 0 GA)Vermont Goaltending - Rob Madore (60:00, 32 shots, 28 saves, 4 GA)Win - Rob Madore, VER (13-6-4). Loss - Brian Foster, UNH (17-8-4).Shots On Goal - UNH 10-12-10=32; VER 15-12-8=35Power Plays - UNH 0 of 6; VER 1 of 4Penalties - UNH 6 (12 min); VER 8 (16 min)Three Stars: 1. Brian Roloff (Vermont) 2. Viktor St lberg (Vermont) 3. Jerry Pollastrone (New Hampshire)Referees: Matt Smith, Tom Fryer Assistant Referees: Jeremy Lovett, Shane Belanger

MARCH7,2009ATGUTTERSONFIELDHOUSE,BURLINGTON,VT.VERMONT (20-9-4, 15-8-4 HE) 1 2 2 0 5UNH (19-10-5, 15-8-4 HE) 2 1 2 1 61st PeriodScoring - 1, UNH Peter LeBlanc/11 (Paul Thompson/4, Greg Collins/10) 11:482, VER Viktor St lberg/22 (Brian Roloff/17, Drew MacKenzie/6) 12:503, UNH James van Riemsdyk/15 (Bobby Butler/19) 16:40Penalties - Viktor St lberg, VER (Hooking) 17:33; Greg Collins, UNH (High-Sticking) 18:202nd PeriodScoring - 4, VER Jonathan Higgins/1 (Dan Lawson/9, Jack Downing/8) 6:205, VER Dan Lawson/5 (Kyle Medvec/8, Justin Milo/12) 8:44 (PP)6, UNH Alan Thompson/3 (Matt Campanale/1, Nick Krates/7) 15:59Penalties - Bobby Butler, UNH (Slashing) 8:06; Blake Kessel, UNH (Slashing) 8:21; Kevan Miller, VER (Hitting from Behind) 19:093rd PeriodScoring - 7, VER Colin Vock/4 (Corey Carlson/11, Patrick Cullity/4) 1:148, UNH Kevin Kapstad/2 (Alan Thompson/5, Thomas Fortney/2) 3:359, VER Jonathan Higgins/2 (Chris Atkinson/4, Josh Burrows/8) 6:4210, UNH Peter LeBlanc/12 (Greg Collins/11, Jamie Fritsch/6) 16:40Penalties - Damon Kipp, UNH (High-Sticking) 9:27; Paul Thompson, UNH (Hitting after the Whistle) 14:39; Viktor St lberg, VER (Hitting after the Whistle) 14:39OvertimeScoring - 11, UNH Greg Collins/7 (Paul Thompson/5, Kevin Kapstad/21) 3:44 (GW)Penalties - NoneNew Hampshire Goaltending - Brian Foster (63:44, 36 shots, 31 saves, 5 GA)Vermont Goaltending - Rob Madore (63:44, 28 shots, 22 saves, 6 GA)Win - Brian Foster, UNH (18-8-4). Loss - Rob Madore, VER (13-7-4).Shots On Goal - UNH 9-5-9-5=28; VER 15-9-12-0=36Power Plays - UNH 0 of 2; VER 1 of 4Penalties - UNH 5 (10 min); VER 3 (6 min)Three Stars: 1. Greg Collins (New Hampshire) 2. Jonathan Higgins (Vermont) 3. Peter LeBlanc (New Hampshire)Referees: Matt Smith, Tom Fyrer Assistant Referees: Jeremy Lovett, Shane Belanger

MARCH13,2009ATWHITTEMORECENTER,DURHAM,N.H.BOSTON COLLEGE (17-13-5) 2 3 0 - 5UNH (19-11-5) 0 2 1 - 31st PeriodScoring - 1, BC Brock Bradford/24 (Cam Atkinson/11, Benn Ferriero/18) 12:45 (PP)2, BC Andrew Orpik/5 (Joe Whitney/8, Edwin Shea/3) 15:38Penalties - Mike Sislo, UNH (Cross-Checking) 7:15; Jerry Pollastrone, UNH (Interference) 12:02; Jimmy Hayes, BC (Holding) 16:31; Nick Petrecki, BC (Unsportsmanlike Conduct) 18:552nd PeriodScoring - 3, BC Jimmy Hayes/8 (Cam Atkinson/12) 5:06 (SH)4, BC Tim Kunes/3 (Ben Smith/11) 10:48 (GW)5, UNH James van Riemsdyk/16 (Mike Sislo/9) 11:48 (SH)6, BC Brock Bradford/25 (Matt Price/6, Brian Gibbons/18) 14:427, UNH Bobby Butler/8 (Danny Dries/11, Nick Krates/8) 16:41 (SH)Penalties - Tim Kunes, BC (High-Sticking) 1:14; Nick Petrecki, BC (CTH ROUGHING) 3:37; Matt Price, BC (CTH ROUGHING) 9:44; Kevin Kapstad, UNH (Slashing) 10:30; Paul Thompson, UNH (Holding the Stick) 15:16; Danny Dries, UNH (Slashing) 17:153rd PeriodScoring - 8, UNH James van Riemsdyk/17 (Kevin Kapstad/22, Mike Sislo/10) 2:52Penalties - Barry Almeida, BC (Interference) 3:35Boston College Goaltending - John Muse (59:51, 38 shots, 35 saves, 3 GA); Empty Net (0:09, 0 GA)New Hampshire Goaltending - Brian Foster (58:13, 29 shots, 24 saves, 5 GA); Empty Net (1:47, 0 GA)Win - John Muse, BC (17-13-5). Loss - Brian Foster, UNH (18-9-4).Shots On Goal - BC 11-11-7=29; UNH 10-13-15=38Power Plays - BC 1 of 5; UNH 0 of 6Penalties - BC 6 (12 min); UNH 5 (10 min)Referees: Dave Hansen, John Gravallese Assistant Referees: Matt Riegert, Matt Smith

MARCH14,2009ATWHITTEMORECENTER,DURHAM,N.H.BOSTON COLLEGE (18-13-5) 1 0 0 - 1UNH (19-12-5) 0 0 0 - 01st PeriodScoring - 1, BC Matt Price/8 (Kyle Kucharski/7, Nick Petrecki/7) 6:12 (GW)Penalties - Danny Dries, UNH (Hitting from Behind) 2:30; Jimmy Hayes, BC (Holding) 7:392nd PeriodScoring - NonePenalties - Kyle Kucharski, BC (O-INTERFERENCE) 3:17; Nick Petrecki, BC (Unsportsmanlike Conduct) 5:03; Nick Petrecki, BC (Roughing) 5:03; Cam Atkinson, BC (Roughing) 5:03; Nick Petrecki, BC (10-Misconduct) 5:03; Bobby Butler, UNH (Unsportsmanlike Conduct) 5:03; Danny Dries, UNH (HITTING AFTER WHISTLE) 5:03; Bobby Butler, UNH (Roughing) 5:03; Bobby Butler, UNH (10-Misconduct) 5:03; Carl Sneep, BC (Holding) 8:46; Steve Moses, UNH (Charg-ing) 12:35; Danny Dries, UNH (Elbowing) 18:513rd PeriodScoring - NonePenalties - Jamie Fritsch, UNH (Tripping) 6:09; Kyle Kucharski, BC (Hooking) 17:08Boston College Goaltending - John Muse (60:00, 31 shots, 31 saves, 0 GA)New Hampshire Goaltending - Brian Foster (59:04, 23 shots, 22 saves, 1 GA); Empty Net (0:56, 0 GA)Win - John Muse, BC (18-13-5). Loss - Brian Foster, UNH (18-10-4).Shots On Goal - BC 7-9-7=23; UNH 8-8-15=31Power Plays - BC 0 of 4; UNH 0 of 4Penalties - BC 8 (24 min); UNH 8 (24 min)Referees: Tim Benedetto, Kevin Keenan Assistant Referees: Chris Millea, Chris Low

MARCH28,2009ATVERIZONWIRELESSARENA,MANCHESTER,N.H.NORTH DAKOTA (24-15-4) 2 2 1 0 5UNH (20-12-5) 1 2 2 1 61st PeriodScoring - 1, UNH Mike Sislo/19 (James van Riemsdyk/23, Jamie Fritsch/7) 2:34 (PP)2, NDK Jason Gregoire/12 3:343, NDK Brad Malone/5 (Andrew Kozek/12) 13:55Penalties - Matt Watkins, NDK (Hooking) 2:03; Ryan Duncan, NDK (Slashing) 4:54; Thomas Fortney, UNH (Hooking) 8:11; Greg Collins, UNH (Tripping) 9:40; Blake Kessel, UNH (HITTING AFTER WHISTLE) 12:17; Matt Watkins, NDK (HIT-TING AFTER WHISTLE) 12:17; Brad Malone, NDK (Boarding) 16:322nd PeriodScoring - 4, UNH Jerry Pollastrone/6 (Kevin Kapstad/23) 4:085, UNH Peter LeBlanc/13 (Greg Collins/12, Bobby Butler/20) 7:216, NDK Ryan Duncan/20 (Brett Hextall/14, Jason Gregoire/17) 9:477, NDK Chris VandeVelde/17 (Brad Malone/12, Matt Frattin/11) 17:06Penalties - Phil DeSimone, UNH (High-Sticking) 2:16; Brad Miller, NDK (Cross-Checking) 2:39; Damon Kipp, UNH (O-INTERFERENCE) 11:08; Darcy Zajac, NDK (Boarding) 17:203rd PeriodScoring - 8, NDK Chris VandeVelde/18 (Matt Frattin/12) 9:089, UNH Greg Collins/8 (Damon Kipp/1, Bobby Butler/21) 11:0010, UNH Thomas Fortney/3 (Jerry Pollastrone/14, Mike Sislo/11) 19:59.9 (EA)Penalties - NoneOvertimeScoring - 11, UNH Peter LeBlanc/14 (Jerry Pollastrone/15, Mike Sislo/12) 0:45 (GW)Penalties - NoneNew Hampshire Goaltending - Brian Foster (59:38, 45 shots, 40 saves, 5 GA); Empty Net (1:07, 0 GA)North Dakota Goaltending - Brad Eidsness (60:35, 34 shots, 28 saves, 6 GA); Empty Net (0:10, 0 GA)Win - Brian Foster, UNH (19-10-4). Loss - Brad Eidsness, NDK (24-12-4).Shots On Goal - UNH 9-12-12-1=34; NDK 16-20-9-0=45Power Plays - UNH 1 of 5; NDK 0 of 4Penalties - UNH 5 (10 min); NDK 6 (12 min)Referees: Peter Feola, Chip McDonald Assistant Referees: Joe Testa, Glen Cooke

MARCH29,2009ATVERIZONWIRELESSARENA,MANCHESTER,N.H.BOSTON UNIV. (33-6-4) 1 0 1 - 5UNH (20-13-5) 0 1 0 - 61st PeriodScoring - 1, BU Corey Trivino/6 (Chris Connolly/19, Vinny Saponari/9) 13:43Penalties - Colin Wilson, BU (Hooking) 8:43; Blake Kessel, UNH (Holding) 15:48; Brian Strait, BU (Interference) 19:562nd PeriodScoring - 2, UNH Bobby Butler/9 (Peter LeBlanc/16, Greg Collins/13) 5:52Penalties - Peter LeBlanc, UNH (Hooking) 19:173rd PeriodScoring - 3, BU Jason Lawrence/24 (Chris Higgins/30, Colby Cohen/24) 19:45 (PP) (GW)Penalties - Phil DeSimone, UNH (Slashing) 2:03; David Warsofsky, BU (Hooking) 5:40; James van Riemsdyk, UNH (Hooking) 19:14New Hampshire Goaltending - Brian Foster (59:45, 23 shots, 21 saves, 2 GA); Empty Net (0:15, 0 GA)Boston University Goaltending - Kieran Millan (60:00, 28 shots, 27 saves, 1 GA)Win - Kieran Millan, BU (27-2-3). Loss - Brian Foster, UNH (19-11-4).Shots On Goal - UNH 12-10-6=28; BU 12-4-7=23Power Plays - UNH 0 of 3; BU 1 of 4Penalties - UNH 4 (8 min); BU 3 (6 min)Referees: Peter Feola, Chip McDonald Assistant Referees: Glen Cooke, Rich Patry

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Te a m R e c o r d sMostGamesPlayed(Season):43 (1984-85)BestRegularSeasonRecord:26-5-0, .839 (1998-99)BestOverallSeason:31-7-3, .793 (1998-99)MostWins,OneSeason:31 (1998-99)MostConsecutiveWins:14 (Nov. 1, 1996-Dec. 28, 1996)LongestUnbeatenStreak: 14 (14-0-0, Nov. 1, 1996-Dec. 28, 1996)LongestUnbeatenStreak,StartofSeason: 8 (8-0-0, Oct. 26-Nov. 23, 1991)MostLosses,OneSeason:29 (1985-86)MostConsecutiveLosses:15 (Nov. 2-Dec. 30,1985)LongestWinlessStreak:15 (0-15-0, Nov. 2-Dec. 30, 1985)MostTies,OneSeason:6 (1999-2000, 2000-2001, 2002-2003)MostOvertimeGames,OneSeason: 10 (1999-2000, 2002-2003)MostOvertimeWins,OneSeason:5 (1972-73)MostOvertimeLosses,OneSeason:4 (1984-85)FewestWins,OneSeason: 0 (0-8-0, 1931-32; 0-3-0, 1948-49) 5 (5-29-3, 1985-86)BestGoalAvg.PerGame,OneSeason:6.57 (1977-78)MostHatTricks,OneSeason:17 (1970-71)MostShorthandedGoals,OneSeason:15 (1997-98)

MostGoalsAllowed,OneSeason:204 (1986-87)MostGoalsAllowedPerGame,OneSeason:5.38 (1986-87)

MostOpponentAssists,OneSeason:341 (1985-86)MostOpponentTotalPoints,OneSeason:540 (199 G-341 A; 1985-86)

FewestGoalsAllowed,OneSeason:77 (1965-66, 1967-68, 1968-69)FewestGoalsAllowedAvg.PerGame,OneSeason:2.21 (2000-2001)FewestOpponentAssists,OneSeason:104 (1964-65)FewestOpponentTotalPoints,OneSeason:194 (90-104; 1964-65)

LargestWinningMargin: 18 (@ Connecticut, 18-0, Jan. 21, 1967)LargestLosingMargin: 12 (@ Clarkson, 14-2, Jan. 28, 1964)

MostHatTricks,OneGame:4 (vs. Colby, Jan. 6, 1970)TwoFastestGoals: 0:02 (Ray March/George Marineau vs. Alumni, March 6, 1958) 0:03 (John Gray @ Colgate, Feb. 6, 1971)ThreeFastestGoals:0:38 (vs. St. Lawrence, Jan. 20, 1977)FastestGoalToStartGame:0:10 (Glenn Hunter @ Clarkson, Jan. 25, 1975) (Bob Brandt vs. Dartmouth, Dec. 4, 1968) (Donald Perkins vs. Springfield, Jan. 25, 1941)MostGoals: Period: 9 (15-1 vs. Connecticut, Jan. 18, 1966; 1st) (11-3 vs. Brown, Dec. 28, 2001; 3rd) Game: 19 (19-2 vs. St. Anselm, Feb. 12, 1938) Season: 245 (39 games, 1976-77)MostAssists: Season: 421 (39 games, 1976-77)MostPoints: Season: 666 (39 games, 1976-77)MostPenalties: Season: 332 (1996-97)MostPenaltyMinutes: Season: 722 (1997-98)FewestPenalties:101 (1965-66)FewestPenaltyMinutes:224 (1965-66)MostShutouts:7 (2002-2003)MostConsecutiveMinutesOpponentScoreless:181:31 (1968-69) MostConsecutiveMinutesUNHScoreless:131:37 (1979-80)LongestGame:100:43 vs. Boston College (HE semifinals) (March 21, 2008)

MostGoals:Period: 4 (Jon Fontas @ Colgate, Feb. 18, 1978)Game: 6 (Ken McKinnon vs. Connecticut, Feb. 11, 1961) (Karl Adams @ Bowdoin, Jan. 16, 1942) (Ray Patten vs. St. Anselm, Feb. 12, 1938)Season: 42 (Ralph Cox, 1978-79)Career: 127 (Ralph Cox, 1976-79)Freshman: 31 (Darren Haydar, 1998-99)

MostAssists:Period: 5 (Jamie Hislop @ Rensselaer, March 2, 1974)Game: 7 (Louis Frigon vs. Colgate, Feb. 27, 1971)Season: 59 (Bob Miller, 1976-77)Career: 144 (Jason Krog, 1995-99)Freshman: 38 (Bob Miller, 1974-75)

MostPoints:Period: 6 (Jamie Hislop @ Rensselaer, March 2, 1976)Game: 10 (Louis Frigon vs. Colgate, Feb. 27, 1971)Season: 89 (Bob Miller, 1976-77)Career: 243 (Ralph Cox, 1976-79)Freshman: 61 (Darren Haydar, 1998-99)

MostHatTricks:Season: 7 (Dude Thorn, 1965-66)Career: 9 (Dude Thorn, 1963-66; Louis Frigon, 1968-71)

MostGoals–Defenseman:Season: 14 (Scott Malone, 1993-94)Career: 35 (Brad Houston, 1964-66)

MostAssists–Defenseman:Season: 43 (Rod Langway, 1976-77)Career: 110 (Tim Burke, 1974-77)

MostPoints–Defenseman:Season: 53 (Rod Langway, 1976-77)Career: 140 (Tim Burke, 1974-77)

MostPenalties:Game: 6 (Allister Brown @ Bowling Green, Oct. 18, 1986)Season: 61 (Scott Malone, 1993-94)Career: 131 (Scott Malone, 1991-94)

MostPenaltyMinutes:Period: 20 (Tim Hanley @ Boston University, Jan. 27, 1987)Game: 20 (Tim Hanley @ Boston University, Jan. 27, 1987) (Allister Brown @ Boston University, Jan. 27, 1987)Season: 162 (Scott Malone, 1993-94)Career: 310 (Scott Malone, 1991-94)

MostGamesPlayed:Season: 43 (Brian Byrnes, Peter Herms, James Richmond, Dwayne Robinson; 1984-85)Career: 164 (Sean Collins, 2001-2005)

MostConsecutiveGamesPlayed:Career: 158 (Darren Haydar, 1998-2002) 158 (Craig Switzer, 2004-2008)

MostConsecutiveGamesScoring:Goal: 12 (Bob Gould, Dec. 14, 1977 - Jan. 30, 1978)Assist: 16 (Bob Francis, Dec. 30, 1978 - Feb. 8, 1979)Point: 31 (Jamie Hislop, Feb. 15, 1974 - Feb. 18, 1975)

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Player Years GP G A Pts PPG 1. Ralph Cox 1975-79 128 127 116 243 1.90 2. Jason Krog 1995-99 151 94 144 238 1.57 3. Darren Haydar 1998-2002 158 102 117 219 1.38 4. Jamie Hislop 1972-76 119 77 132 209 1.75 5. Mark Mowers 1994-98 144 85 112 197 1.37 6. Louis Frigon 1967-71 89 98 95 193 2.16 7. Bob Gould 1975-79 135 91 101 192 1.42 8. Cliff Cox 1972-76 108 87 88 175 1.62 9. Jon Fontas 1974-78 107 72 102 174 1.63 Frank Roy 1975-79 131 71 103 174 1.33 Joe Flanagan 1988-92 140 85 89 174 1.24 12. Eric Boguniecki 1993-97 142 78 95 173 1.22 Sean Collins 2001-05 164 77 96 173 1.05 14. Dave Lumley 1973-77 126 55 114 169 1.34 15. Domenic Amodeo 1988-92 142 66 102 168 1.18 16. Tom Nolan 1993-98 135 66 98 164 1.21 17. Gordie Clark 1971-74 90 76 86 162 1.80 Dan Forget 1979-82 121 48 114 162 1.34 19. James Richmond 1983-87 141 56 104 160 1.13 20. Dan Potter 1980-84 134 71 86 157 1.17 21. Mike Souza 1996-2000 156 66 90 156 1.00 22. Guy Smith 1968-72 88 46 107 153 1.73 23. Barry Edgar 1973-77 127 62 89 151 1.19 Jacob Micflikier 2003-07 154 58 92 150 0.97 25. Savo Mitrovic 1988-92 143 60 89 149 1.04 26. Bob Brandt 1966-69 84 69 79 148 1.76 Bob Miller 1974-77 65 51 97 148 2.27 Colin Hemingway 1999-03 139 67 81 148 1.06 29. John Gray 1969-72 70 81 64 145 2.07 30. Richard Umile 1969-72 87 60 84 144 1.66 31. Lanny Gare 1999-03 151 48 94 142 0.94 32. Mike McShane 1968-71 84 42 97 139 1.65 33. Tim Burke 1973-77 130 30 108 138 1.06 Rich David 1966-69 74 57 81 138 1.86 Bob Francis 1976-80 103 48 90 138 1.34 Peter Herms 1982-86 153 33 105 138 0.90 37. Andy Brickley 1979-82 93 68 69 137 1.47 38. Frank Barth 1977-81 106 46 89 135 1.27 Brett Hemingway 2003-07 150 61 74 135 0.90 40. Bruce Crowder 1975-79 135 47 86 133 0.99 41. Derek Bekar 1995-98 108 65 67 132 1.22 Eric Flinton 1991-95 148 62 70 132 0.89 43. Preston Callander 2001-05 149 62 68 130 0.87 44. Dana Barbin 1977-81 125 40 87 127 1.02 Steve Lyons 1980-83 101 48 79 127 1.26 Paul Barton 1980-84 135 40 87 127 0.94 47. Ralph Robinson 1981-85 127 43 83 126 0.99 Tim Hanley 1984-88 138 55 71 126 0.91 49. Chris Winnes 1987-91 117 53 68 121 1.03 50. Nick Poole 1991-95 132 35 85 120 0.91 51. Dan Muse 1981-85 136 54 64 118 0.87 Matt Fornataro 2007-08 156 44 74 118 0.75 53. Greg Klym 1989-93 143 40 77 117 0.82 Steve Saviano 2000-04 139 50 57 117 0.84 Mike Radja 2007-08 149 54 63 117 0.78 56. Bill Munroe 1969-72 89 44 69 113 1.27 Eric Nickulas 1994-97 106 70 43 113 1.07 58. David Aiken 1986-90 139 52 60 112 0.81 59. Mike Ontkean 1966-69 75 63 48 111 1.48 60. Scott Morrow 1988-92 114 57 52 107 0.94 61. Mike Rossetti 1984-88 129 50 56 106 0.82 62. Ray March 1958-60 54 39 66 105 1.94 63. Justin Aikins 2001-05 153 27 76 103 0.67 64. Glenn Stewart 1990-94 144 51 51 102 0.71 Mike Sullivan 1992-96 146 40 62 102 0.70 66. Dude Thorn 1963-66 62 65 35 100 1.61

CAREERGOALS 1. Ralph Cox 127 2. Darren Haydar 102 3. Louis Frigon 98 4. Jason Krog 94 5. Bob Gould 91 6. Cliff Cox 87 7. Joe Flanagan 85 Mark Mowers 85 9. Eric Boguniecki 78 10. Jamie Hislop 77 Sean Collins 77

CAREERASSISTS 1. Jason Krog 144 2. Jamie Hislop 132 3. Darren Haydar 117 4. Ralph Cox 116 5. Dan Forget 114 Dave Lumley 114 7. Mark Mowers 112 8. Tim Burke 110 9. Guy Smith 107 10. Peter Herms 105

SINGLE-SEASONGOALS 1. Ralph Cox (1978-79) 42 2. Ralph Cox (1976-77) 40 3. Louis Frigon (1970-71) 38 4. Cliff Cox (1975-76) 34 Jason Krog (1998-99) 34 6. Jason Krog (1997-98) 33 Louis Frigon (1968-69) 33 Colin Hemingway (2001-2002) 33 9. Derek Bekar (1997-98) 32 10. Four players with 31

SINGLE-SEASONASSISTS 1. Bob Miller (1976-77) 59 2. Jason Krog (1998-99) 51 3. Louis Frigon (1970-71) 48 4. Bob Francis (1978-79) 46 5. Darren Haydar (2001-2002) 45 6. Jason Krog (1996-97) 44 7. Jamie Hislop (1975-76) 43 Rod Langway (1976-77) 43 Mike McShane (1970-71) 43 10. Three players with742 SINGLE-SEASONPOINTS 1. Bob Miller (1976-77) 89 2. Louis Frigon (1970-71) 86 3. Jason Krog (1998-99) 85 4. Ralph Cox (1976-77) 76 Darren Haydar (2001-2002) 76 6. Ralph Cox (1978-79) 74 7. Ralph Cox (1977-78) 70 8. Domenic Amodeo (1991-92) 68 9. Jason Krog (1996-97) 67 10. Six Players 66

CAREERPOINTSPERGAMELEADERS 1. Russell Martin (1936-1938) 2.42 2. Bob Miller (1974-1977) 2.27 3. Louis Frigon (1967-1971) 2.16 4. John Gray (1969-1972) 2.07 5. Ray March (1958-1960) 1.94 6. Ralph Cox (1975-1979) 1.90 7. Rich David (1966-1969) 1.86 8. Gordie Clark (1971-1974) 1.80 9. Bob Brandt (1966-1969) 1.76 10. Jamie Hislop (1972-1976) 1.75

CAREERGOALSPERGAMELEADERS 1. Russell Martin (1936-1938) 1.45 2. John Gray (1969-1972) 1.16 3. Louis Frigon (1967-1971) 1.10 James van Riemsdyk (2007-09) 1.10 5. Dude Thorn (1963-1966) 1.05 6. Ralph Cox (1975-1979) 0.99 7. Buzz Littell (1961-1964) 0.86 8. Gordie Clark (1971-1974) 0.84 Mike Ontkean (1966-1969) 0.84 10. Bob Brandt (1966-1969) 0.82

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CAREERGOALSAGAINSTAVERAGE(50ormoregames)

Player Years Games Average 1. Ty Conklin 1998-01 93 2.18 2. Kevin Regan 2005-08 112 2.27 2. Jeff Pietrasiak 2002-06 55 2.46 3. Mike Ayers 2000-04 101 2.49 4. Sean Matile 1996-99 79 2.68 5. Rick Metzer 1966-69 61 2.89 6. Cap Raeder 1972-75 68 3.21 7. Jeff Levy 1990-92 59 3.26 8. Trent Cavicchi 1992-96 81 3.66 9. Bruce Gillies 1980-85 71 3.79 10. Bob Smith 1970-73 64 3.80

CAREERSAVES Player Years Games Saves 1. Kevin Regan 2005-08 112 3,235 2. Greg Moffett 1977-81 101 2,602 3. Mike Ayers 2000-04 101 2,532 4. Greg Rota 1983-87 78 2,282 5. Ty Conklin 1998-01 93 2,188 6. Todd Pearson 1979-83 81 2,178 7. Bruce Gillies 1980-85 71 2,140 8. Pat Morrison 1987-91 67 1,994 9. Sean Matile 1996-99 79 1,951 10. Cap Raeder 1972-75 68 1,861

CAREERSAVEPERCENTAGE Player Years Games Save% 1. Kevin Regan 2005-08 112 .928 2. Jeff Pietrasiak 2002-06 55 .917 3. Ty Conklin 1998-01 93 .915 4. Mike Ayers 2000-04 101 .914 5. Sean Matile 1996-99 79 .902 6. Jeff Levy 1990-92 59 .901 7. Rick Metzer 1966-69 61 .899 8. Cap Raeder 1972-75 68 .896 9. Bruce Gillies 1980-85 71 .893 10. Greg Moffett 1977-81 87 .887

CAREERGAMES Player Years GamesPlayed1. Kevin Regan 2005-08 1122. Mike Ayers 2000-04 1013. Ty Conklin 1998-01 934 Greg Moffett 1977-81 875. Todd Pearson 1979-83 816. Trent Cavicchi 1992-96 817. Sean Matile 1996-99 79 8. Greg Rota 1983-87 789. Bruce Gillies 1980-85 7110. Cap Raeder 1972-75 68

CAREERWINS Player Years Wins1. Kevin Regan 2005-08 702. Mike Ayers 2000-04 583. Ty Conklin 1998-01 574. Sean Matile 1996-99 535. Greg Moffett 1977-81 486. Bob Smith 1970-73 447. Cap Raeder 1972-75 428. Trent Cavicchi 1992-96 409. Jeff Levy 1990-92 35 Bruce Gillies 1982-85 35 Mike Heinke 1993-95 35 Mike Roth 1985-87 35

MiscellaneousGoalkeepingStats

Saves, Period: 25 Greg Rota vs. UMass-Lowell, 3-1-86 (3rd) Colin Clark vs. Boston Univ., 3-3-65 (3rd) Pat Morrison vs. Vermont, 12-31-88Saves, Game: 65 Colin Clark vs. Boston U., 3-3-65Shutouts, Season: 7 Mike Ayers, 2002-2003Shutouts, Career: 13 Mike Ayers, 2000-2004Games, Season: 41 Mike Ayers, 2002-2003Goals, Period: 9 Jack Wentzell vs. Boston College, Jan. 21, 1941Goals, Game: 14 Doug Dunning vs. Clarkson, Jan. 28, 1964Goals, Season: 160 Greg Rota, 1986-87Minutes, Season: 2,499:05 Mike Ayers, 2002-2003Minutes, Career: 6,598:31 Kevin Regan, 2004-08

SEASONGOALSAGAINSTAVERAGE Player Year Games GAA 1. Ty Conklin 1998-99 22 1.84 2. Ty Conklin 2000-01 34 2.05 3. Kevin Regan 2006-07 35 2.06 4. Mike Ayers 2002-03 41 2.18 5. Jeff Pietrasiak 2005-06 20 2.21 Kevin Regan 2007-08 32 2.21 7. Kevin Regan 2004-05 23 2.35 8. Mike Ayers 2001-02 20 2.44 9. Sean Matile 1998-99 19 2.47 10. Matt Carney 2001-02 21 2.49

SEASONSAVES Player Year Games Saves 1. Mike Ayers 2002-03 41 1,139 2. Bruce Gillies 1983-84 34 1,065 3. Todd Pearson 1981-82 35 1,028 4. Kevin Regan 2006-07 35 1,025 5. Jeff Levy 1991-92 35 976 6. Kevin Regan 2007-08 32 962 7. Greg Rota 1986-87 34 957 8. Sean Matile 1997-98 38 953 Greg Moffett 1978-79 31 953 10. BrianFoster 2008-09 35 935

SINGLE-SEASONSAVEPERCENTAGE Player Year Games Save% 1. Kevin Regan 2006-07 35 93.521 2. Kevin Regan 2007-08 32 93.036 3. Jeff Pietrasiak 2005-06 20 92.941 4. Kevin Regan 2004-05 23 92.795 5. Mike Ayers 2002-03 41 92.601 6. Ty Conklin 1998-99 22 92.229 7. Ty Conklin 2000-01 34 91.990 8. Rick Metzer 1966-67 17 91.561 9. Kevin Regan 2005-06 22 91.490 10. Mike Ayers 2001-02 20 91.466

SINGLE-SEASONWINS Player Year Games Wins 1. Mike Ayers 2002-03 41 27 2. Sean Matile 1997-98 38 25 3. Kevin Regan 2006-07 35 24 4. Kevin Regan 2007-08 32 23 5. Ty Conklin 1999-00 37 22 6. Greg Moffett 1978-79 31 21 Todd Pearson 1981-82 35 21 8. Bob Smith 1971-72 29 20 Dan Magnarelli 1976-77 27 20 Jeff Levy 1991-92 35 20

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Kevin Regan, ‘08

Kevin Regan, ‘08



OVERALL HOME ROAD/NEUTRALSeason W-L-T Pct. W-L-T Pct. W-L-T Pct. GF GA Postseason 1925-26 1-3-0 .250 1-1-0 .500 0-2-0 .000 6 201926-27 6-0-0 1.000 3-0-0 1.000 3-0-0 1.000 22 71927-28 7-1-1 .833 2-0-1 .833 5-1-0 .833 33 261928-29 6-4-1 .591 3-3-0 .500 3-1-1 .700 23 201929-30 3-8-2 .308 2-4-1 .357 1-4-1 .250 22 421930-31 7-5-0 .583 4-0-0 1.000 3-5-0 .375 34 221931-32 0-8-0 .000 0-4-0 .000 0-4-0 .000 13 341932-33 1-6-0 .143 0-2-0 .000 1-4-0 .200 7 251933-34 5-6-1 .458 4-2-1 .643 1-4-0 .200 35 401934-35 6-4-2 .583 4-1-1 .750 2-3-1 .417 38 331935-36 7-6-0 .538 5-1-0 .833 2-5-0 .286 58 391936-37 3-5-0 .375 2-1-0 .667 1-4-0 .200 21 341937-38 6-3-1 .650 4-1-1 .750 2-2-0 .500 69 411938-39 5-4-0 .556 2-1-0 .667 3-3-0 .500 36 261939-40 1-9-0 .100 0-5-0 .000 1-4-0 .200 22 51 1940-41 5-7-0 .417 4-3-0 .571 1-4-0 .200 48 631941-42 4-10-0 .286 2-4-0 .333 2-6-0 .250 53 781942-43 1-1-0 .500 0-0-0 .000 1-1-0 .500 8 181946-47 4-1-0 .800 2-1-0 .667 2-0-0 1.000 28 191947-48 4-9-0 .308 3-3-0 .500 1-6-0 .143 58 671948-49 0-3-0 .000 0-0-0 .000 0-3-0 .000 11 231949-50 0-4-0 .000 0-2-0 .000 0-2-0 .000 8 281950-51 5-4-0 .556 3-2-0 .600 2-2-0 .500 44 341951-52 5-5-0 .500 3-1-0 .750 2-4-0 .333 43 411952-53 3-6-0 .333 1-3-0 .250 2-3-0 .400 27 491953-54 2-5-1 .313 0-3-0 .000 2-2-1 .500 35 451954-55 5-8-0 .385 4-3-0 .571 1-5-0 .167 59 651955-56 3-11-0 .214 2-4-0 .333 1-7-0 .125 39 801956-57 7-7-1 .500 4-4-0 .500 3-3-1 .500 57 621957-58 13-3-0 .813 8-1-0 .889 5-2-0 .714 89 421958-59 14-5-0 .737 6-1-0 .857 8-4-0 .667 99 491959-60 11-8-0 .579 7-3-0 .700 4-5-0 .444 79 661960-61 3-11-0 .214 2-3-0 .400 1-8-0 .111 41 741961-62 10-7-1 .583 6-2-1 .722 4-5-0 .444 102 631962-63 10-10-0 .500 4-3-0 .571 6-7-0 .462 109 871963-64 13-12-0 .520 5-5-0 .500 8-7-0 .533 89 1121964-65 6-14-0 .300 3-2-0 .600 3-12-0 .200 76 901965-66 11-12-0 .478 8-5-0 .615 3-7-0 .300 111 941966-67 18-7-0 .720 9-2-0 .818 9-5-0 .643 127 691967-68 22-7-0 .759 12-2-0 .857 10-5-0 .667 159 77 ECAC II Playoffs1968-69 22-6-1 .776 9-2-1 .792 13-4-0 .765 155 77 ECAC Playoffs1969-70 19-10-2 .645 7-4-1 .625 12-6-1 .658 178 125 ECAC Playoffs1970-71 20-9-0 .690 12-2-0 .857 8-7-0 .533 201 127 1971-72 20-10-0 .667 11-3-0 .786 9-7-0 .563 139 108 ECAC Playoffs1972-73 16-10-3 .603 9-2-1 .792 7-8-2 .471 129 121 ECAC Playoffs1973-74 22-9-0 .710 13-6-0 .684 9-3-0 .750 171 105 ECAC Playoffs1974-75 21-9-1 .694 12-4-1 .735 9-5-0 .643 187 117 ECAC Playoffs1975-76 24-7-0 .774 11-2-0 .846 13-5-0 .722 184 108 ECAC Playoffs1976-77 27-12-0 .692 14-0-0 1.000 13-12-0 .520 245 181 ECAC Playoffs/NCAA Tourn.1977-78 18-12-0 .600 10-4-0 .714 8-8-0 .500 197 150 ECAC Playoffs1978-79 22-10-3 .671 10-2-0 .833 12-8-3 .587 195 148 ECAC Champ./NCAA Tourn.1979-80 12-18-0 .400 7-8-0 .467 5-10-0 .333 120 135 1980-81 19-13-1 .591 9-6-1 .594 10-7-0 .588 166 130 ECAC Playoffs1981-82 22-14-0 .611 14-1-0 .933 8-13-0 .381 176 159 ECAC Playoffs/NCAA Tourn.1982-83 22-11-2 .657 13-4-2 .737 9-7-0 .563 180 137 ECAC Playoffs/NCAA Tourn.1983-84 20-17-1 .539 8-7-0 .533 12-10-1 .543 169 139 ECAC Playoffs1984-85 16-26-1 .384 8-14-1 .370 8-12-0 .400 198 191 HOCKEY EAST Playoffs1985-86 5-29-3 .176 5-13-0 .278 0-16-3 .079 121 199 HOCKEY EAST Playoffs1986-87 8-27-3 .250 5-11-1 .324 3-16-2 .190 124 2041987-88 7-20-3 .283 5-7-2 .429 2-13-1 .156 101 1461988-89 12-22-0 .353 8-9-0 .471 4-13-0 .235 111 154 1989-90 17-17-5 .500 9-6-2 .588 8-11-3 .432 166 156 HOCKEY EAST Playoffs1990-91 22-11-2 .657 11-3-1 .767 11-8-1 .575 151 124 HOCKEY EAST Playoffs1991-92 22-13-2 .622 13-3-2 .778 9-10-0 .474 168 127 NCAA Tournament1992-93 18-17-3 .513 11-7-2 .600 7-10-1 .417 158 143 HOCKEY EAST Playoffs1993-94 25-12-3 .663 11-5-0 .688 14-7-3 .646 145 125 NCAA Tournament1994-95 22-10-4 .667 7-4-3 .607 15-6-1 .705 161 123 NCAA Tournament1995-96 12-18-4 .412 8-4-1 .654 4-14-3 .262 139 150 HOCKEY EAST Playoffs1996-97 28-11-0 .718 14-5-0 .737 14-6-0 .700 204 129 NCAA East Regionals1997-98 25-12-1 .671 11-5-1 .676 14-7-0 .667 163 102 NCAA Semifinals1998-99 31-7-3 .793 18-0-1 .974 13-7-2 .636 171 91 NCAA Championship Game1999-00 23-9-6 .684 13-1-5 .816 10-8-1 .553 122 105 NCAA West Regional2000-01 21-12-6 .615 12-5-3 .675 9-7-3 .553 122 86 HOCKEY EAST Playoffs2001-02 30-7-3 .788 16-2-1 .868 14-5-2 .714 184 102 NCAA Semifinals 2002-03 28-8-6 .738 15-3-1 .816 13-5-5 .674 156 96 NCAA Championship Game2003-04 20-15-6 .561 13-5-2 .700 7-10-4 .429 138 116 NCAA Northeast Regionals2004-05 26-11-5 .679 17-3-0 .850 9-8-5 .523 166 114 NCAA Quarterfinals2005-06 20-13-7 .588 10-6-3 .575 8-5-4 .588 120 102 NCAA Northeast Regionals2006-07 26-11-2 .692 15-5-1 .738 14-6-1 .690 139 89 NCAA Northeast Regionals2007-08 25-10-3 .697 14-4-1 .763 11-3-2 .718 132 94 NCAA West Regional 2008-09 20-13-5 .592 12-4-2 .722 6-7-3 .468 116 112 NCAA QuarterfinalsTOTAL: 1080-786-111.574 584-279-48 .667 497-502-50 .498 8,515 7,213

Year-by-YearAt a Glance




Year Points Goals Assists1924-1925 John Morton 4 John Morton 4 -----------1925-1926 Warren Percival 4 Warren Percival 4 -----------1926-1927 Warren Percival 9 Warren Percival 9 -----------1927-1928 Warren Percival 12 Warren Percival 12 Carl Wendelin 11928-1929 Alvin Reinhart 10 Alvin Reinhart 8 Alvin Reinhart 21929-1930 Harry Croke 8 Harry Croke 7 Harry Croke 11930-1931 Harry Croke 17 Harry Croke 15 Harvey Roberge 51931-1932 Howard Hanley 5 Howard Hanley/Howard Penley 4 Five Players 1 Don Penley 5 Howard Penley 5 None1932-1933 Winslow White 2 Winslow White 2 None George Bacheller 2 George Bacheller 2 None1933-1934 James Steffy 11 James Steffy 9 Charles Grocott 41934-1935 William Facey 17 Woodman Facey 13 Herbert Merrill 61935-1936 Russell Martin 27 Russell Martin 16 Russell Martin 111936-1937 Russell Martin 9 Russell Martin 6 Russell Martin 31937-1938 Russell Martin 38 Russell Martin 23 Russell Martin 151938-1939 Ray Patten 17 Ray Patten 10 Ray Patten 71939-1940 Carl Randall 5 Carl Randall 4 Warren Davison 31940-1941 Donald Perkins 24 Donald Perkins 17 Donald Perkins 71941-1942 Karl Adams 31 Karl Adams 24 Karl Adams 71942-1943 Karl Adams 5 Karl Adams 4 David Cunning 21946-1947 William Forbes 17 William Forbes 9 William Forbes 81947-1948 William Forbes 28 William Forbes 20 William MacDonald 111948-1949 Edward Noel 5 Walter Fournier 3 Edward Noel 31949-1950 Walter Fournier 3 Schuyler Berry/Walter Fournier 2 Rocco Palumbo 21950-1951 Walter Fournier 13 Walter Fournier 9 John Simpson 81951-1952 Thomas Dolan/Lawrence King 8 Thomas Dolan 6 Four Players 31952-1953 William Johnston 8 William Johnston 5 Willard Payson 61953-1954 William Johnston 16 William Johnston 10 William Johnston 61954-1955 William Johnston 33 William Johnston 19 John Stiles 151955-1956 Robert Hall/Ernest Twombley 10 Ernest Twombley 7 Robert Hall/John Rice 41956-1957 Albert Brodeur 24 Albert Brodeur 13 Albert Brodeur 111957-1958 Robert Johnson 25 George Marineau 16 Robert Johnson 161958-1959 Ray March 34 Albert Brodeur 17 Ray March 221959-1960 Ray March 47 Ray March/Ken McKinnon 18 Ray March 291960-1961 Ken McKinnon 19 Ken McKinnon 13 Sam Nichols 71961-1962 Buzz Littell 40 Buzz Littell 23 Buzz Littell/Sam Nichols 171962-1963 Tom Canavan 34 Tom Canavan 18 Dick Lamontagne 201963-1964 Dude Thorn 25 Dude Thorn 16 John Gilday 111964-1965 Brad Houston 32 Dude Thorn 14 Brad Houston 191965-1966 Bill J. Rothwell 35 Colin Sutherland 13 Bill J. Rothwell 231966-1967 Bob Brandt 48 Bob Brandt 30 Mickey Goulet 201967-1968 Richard David 56 Michael Ontkean 30 Bob Brandt 351968-1969 Richard David 53 Louis Frigon 33 Richard David 341969-1970 Louis Frigon 63 Dick Umile 29 Louis Frigon 361970-1971 Louis Frigon 86 Louis Frigon 38 Louis Frigon 481971-1972 John Gray/Guy Smith 62 John Gray 29 Guy Smith 411972-1973 Gordie Clark 52 Gordie Clark 24 Gordie Clark 28 1973-1974 Cliff Cox 57 Cliff Cox 27 Jamie Hislop 351974-1975 Jamie Hislop 66 Jamie Hislop 28 Jamie Hislop/Bob Miller 381975-1976 Cliff Cox/Jamie Hislop 66 Cliff Cox 34 Jamie Hislop 431976-1977 Bob Miller 89 Ralph Cox 40 Bob Miller 591977-1978 Ralph Cox 70 Ralph Cox/Jon Fontas 31 Ralph Cox 391978-1979 Ralph Cox 74 Ralph Cox 42 Bob Francis 461979-1980 Bob Francis 42 Bob Francis 19 Dana Barbin 251980-1981 Andy Brickley/Dan Forget 52 Andy Brickley 27 Dan Forget 351981-1982 Andy Brickley 53 Andy Brickley 26 Dan Forget 341982-1983 Steve Lyons 55 Dan Potter 28 Steve Lyons 351983-1984 Dan Potter 44 Peter Douris 19 Dan Potter 281984-1985 Peter Douris 51 Peter Douris 27 Peter Herms 371985-1986 Peter Herms 42 Mike Rossetti 16 Peter Herms 291986-1987 James Richmond 45 David Aiken/Steve Horner 19 James Richmond 291987-1988 Chris Winnes 36 Chris Winnes 17 Chris Winnes 191988-1989 Joe Flanagan 34 Joe Flanagan 23 Chris Winnes 201989-1990 Savo Mitrovic 51 Savo Mitrovic 30 Domenic Amodeo 261990-1991 Joe Flanagan 44 Joe Flanagan 24 Domenic Amodeo 221991-1992 Domenic Amodeo 67 Scott Morrow 29 Domenic Amodeo 411992-1993 Nick Poole 41 E.Flinton/R.Donovan/G. Stewart 18 Nick Poole 261993-1994 Eric Flinton 41 Eric Boguniecki 17 Nick Poole 281994-1995 Eric Flinton 45 Eric Flinton 22 N.Poole/M.Sullivan/E. Royal 261995-1996 Eric Boguniecki 52 Eric Nickulas 26 Eric Boguniecki 291996-1997 Jason Krog 67 Eric Nickulas 29 Jason Krog 441997-1998 Jason Krog 66 Jason Krog 33 Tom Nolan 411998-1999 Jason Krog 85 Jason Krog 34 Jason Krog 511999-2000 Darren Haydar 41 Darren Haydar 22 Mike Souza 252000-2001 Darren Haydar 41 Darren Haydar 18 Darren Haydar 232001-2002 Darren Haydar 76 Colin Hemingway 33 Darren Haydar 452002-2003 Lanny Gare 51 S. Collins/L. Gare/C. Hemingway 22 Steve Saviano 302003-2004 Steve Saviano 49 Steve Saviano 27 Justin Aikins 312004-2005 Sean Collins 56 Preston Callander 25 Sean Collins 372005-2006 Jacob Micflikier 42 Brett Hemingway 19 Jacob Micflikier/Daniel Winnik 262006-2007 Trevor Smith 43 Trevor Smith 21 Fornataro/Micflikier 272007-2008 Matt Fornataro 46 Mike Radja 19 Matt Fornataro 282008-2009 James van Riemdsyk 40 Mike Sislo 19 van Riemsdyk/Kapstad 23

Year-by-Year G-A-P Leaders



Year Player Wins Player GAA Player Save%1924-1925 Edward Blewett 2 1925-1926 Edward Blewett 1 1926-1927 John Rogers 6 1927-1928 John Rogers 61928-1929 Edward Hunt 31929-1930 David Wark 31930-1931 David Wark 71931-1932 No Victories 1932-1933 Linwood Congdon 1 1933-1934 Linwood Congdon 51934-1935 William McLauglin 41935-1936 Kenneth Norris 51936-1937 Information Unavailable 1937-1938 Robert Cullis 31938-1939 John Wentzell 51939-1940 John Wentzell 11940-1941 John Wentzell 51941-1942 Robert Quinn 31942-1943 William Kemp 11946-1947 William Moore 31947-1948 William Moore 31948-1949 No Victories1949-1950 No Victories1950-1951 Robert Houley 51951-1952 John Barry 31952-1953 John Barry 21953-1954 Robert Brophy 21954-1955 John Barry 41955-1956 John Barry 31956-1957 John P. Kennedy 51957-1958 John P. Kennedy 131958-1959 Roderick Blackburn 141959-1960 Roderick Blackburn 71960-1961 Roderick Blackburn 31961-1962 Douglas Dunning 101962-1963 Douglas Dunning 101963-1964 Douglas Dunning 131964-1965 Colin Clark 6 Colin Clark 4.50 Colin Clark .880 1965-1966 Colin Clark 11 Colin Clark 3.56 Colin Clark .8881966-1967 Rick Metzer 12 Rick Metzer 2.84 Rick Metzer .9161967-1968 David Hagerman 12 David Hagerman 2.33 David Hagerman .9071968-1969 Rick Metzer 17 Rick Metzer 2.84 Rick Metzer .896 1969-1970 Larry Smith 18 Peter Ormiston 2.00 Peter Ormiston .8981970-1971 Bob Smith 15 Chad Ramsdell 2.78 Bob Smith .8781971-1972 Bob Smith 20 Bob Smith 3.45 Bob Smith .8911972-1973 Cap Raeder 9 Cap Raeder 3.35 Cap Raeder .8971973-1974 Cap Raeder 15 Cap Raeder 2.64 Cap Raeder .9081974-1975 Cap Raeder 18 Cap Raeder 3.60 Cap Raeder .8871975-1976 Dan Magnarelli 12 Dan Magnarelli 3.17 Dan Magnarelli .8861976-1977 Dan Magnarelli 20 Dan Magnarelli 4.47 Dan Magnarelli .8861977-1978 Mark Evans 12 Mark Evans 4.90 Mark Evans .8721978-1979 Greg Moffett 21 Greg Moffett 3.73 Greg Moffett .8921979-1980 Greg Moffett 12 Greg Moffett 4.30 Greg Moffett .8751980-1981 Greg Moffett 15 Greg Moffett 3.80 Greg Moffett .8971981-1982 Todd Pearson 21 Todd Pearson 4.27 Todd Pearson .8761982-1983 Todd Pearson 17 Bruce Gillies 3.31 Bruce Gillies .8931983-1984 Bruce Gillies 19 Bruce Gillies 3.49 Bruce Gillies .9041984-1985 Bruce Gillies 11 Bruce Gillies 4.19 Bruce Gillies .8821985-1986 Greg Rota 5 Greg Rota 5.19 Rich Burchill .8801986-1987 Greg Rota 7 Greg Rota 4.96 Greg Rota .8571987-1988 Pat Morrison 4 Pat Morrison 4.43 Pat Morrison .8741988-1989 Pat Morrison 9 Pat Morrison 4.16 Pat Morrison .8881989-1990 Pat Morrison 9 Pat Szturm 3.36 Pat Szturm .9081990-1991 Jeff Levy 15 Jeff Levy 3.22 Jeff Levy .9061991-1992 Jeff Levy 20 Jeff Levy 3.29 Jeff Levy .8981992-1993 Brett Abel 15 Brett Abel 3.44 Brett Abel .8901993-1994 Trent Cavicchi 14 Trent Cavicchi 2.95 Trent Cavicchi .8961994-1995 Trent Cavicchi 14 Trent Cavicchi 3.34 Mike Heinke .8891995-1996 Trent Cavicchi 9 Brian Larochelle 4.02 Brian Larochelle .8671996-1997 Sean Matile 15 Sean Matile 3.17 Sean Matile .9011997-1998 Sean Matile 25 Sean Matilea 2.52 Sean Matile .9081998-1999 Ty Conklin 18 Ty Conklin 1.84 Ty Conklin .9231999-2000 Ty Conklin 22 Ty Conklin 2.51 Ty Conklin .9082000-2001 Ty Conklin 17 Ty Conklin 2.05 Ty Conklin .9202001-2002 Matt Carney 16 Mike Ayers 2.44 Mike Ayers .9152002-2003 Mike Ayers 27 Mike Ayers 2.18 Mike Ayers .9262003-2004 Mike Ayers 17 Mike Ayers 2.86 Mike Ayers .8992004-2005 Kevin Regan 15 Kevin Regan 2.35 Kevin Regan .9282005-2006 Jeff Pietrasiak 12 Jeff Pietrasiak 2.21 Jeff Pietrasiak .9262006-2007 Kevin Regan 24 Kevin Regan 2.06 Kevin Regan .9352007-2008 Kevin Regan 23 Kevin Regan 2.21 Kevin Regan .9302008-2009 Brian Foster 19 Brian Foster 2.68 Brian Foster .910

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vs.BOSTONCOLLEGE(62-58-10)2-6-37 (--) BC 7 UNH 1 L1-13-38 (H) UNH 4 BC 3 W1-31-39 (A) BC 6 UNH 3 L2-2-40 (H) BC 6 UNH 1 L2-13-40 (A) BC 10 UNH 2 L1-15-41 (H) BC 11 UNH 1 L1-21-41 (A) BC 13 UNH 2 L1-8-42 (H) BC 7 UNH 5 L2-16-48 (A) BC 9 UNH 2 L2-16-49 (A) BC 9 UNH 5 L2-24-68 (A) UNH 6 BC 4 W2-14-69 (H) BC 3 UNH 2 L1-3-70 (A) BC 6 UNH 5 L12-8-70 (H) UNH 8 BC 4 W1-7-72 (A) UNH 6 BC 5 OT W12-30-72 (A) BC 5 UNH 2 L2-2-73 (H) UNH 8 BC 7 OT W3-6-73 (A) BC 4 UNH 2 L12-21-73 (A) UNH 5 BC 4 OT W2-1-74 (H) UNH 5 BC 2 W1-11-75 (H) UNH 5 BC 1 W1-31-75 (A) BC 6 UNH 4 L12-7-75 (A) UNH 5 BC 1 W1-30-76 (H) UNH 5 BC 1 W1-8-77 (H) UNH 7 BC 4 W2-2-77 (A) UNH 6 BC 3 W1-3-78 (H) UNH 7 BC 2 W3-5-78 (A) BC 4 UNH 2 L12-16-78 (H) UNH 7 BC 5 W1-2-79 (A) UNH 5 BC 3 W11-29-79 (H) BC 5 UNH 3 L12-29-79 (H) BC 8 UNH 5 L2-7-80 (A) BC 4 UNH 3 L12-14-80 (A) UNH 5 BC 2 W3-1-81 (H) BC 4 UNH 3 OT L1-2-82 (H) UNH 4 BC 2 W2-4-82 (A) UNH 4 BC 2 W2-1-83 (H) UNH 6 BC 6 OT W2-22-83 (A) UNH 5 BC 4 W1-20-84 (A) BC 5 UNH 4 L2-17-84 (H) BC 5 UNH 4 L10-30-84 (H) BC 4 UNH 3 L1-16-85 (A) UNH 4 BC 3 OT W2-7-85 (H) BC 5 UNH 3 L11-2-85 (A) BC 7 UNH 3 L12-11-85 (H) BC 8 UNH 4 L2-6-86 (A) BC 5 UNH 2 L12-10-86 (H) BC 4 UNH 2 L12-13-86 (A) BC 10 UNH 1 L2-18-87 (A) BC 4 UNH 3 L2-21-87 (H) BC 7 UNH 2 L10-31-87 (A) BC 6 UNH 2 L1-20-88 (H) UNH 5 BC 1 W2-13-88 (H) UNH 7 BC 4 W11-18-88 (A) BC 5 UNH 3 L12-9-88 (A) BC 7 UNH 1 L2-25-89 (H) UNH 7 BC 4 W12-5-89 (A) BC 9 UNH 5 L1-20-90 (H) BC 6 UNH 4 L2-20-90 (H) BC 5 UNH 3 L3-9-90 (A) BC 5 UNH 4 OT L12-8-90 (H) UNH 5 BC 3 W1-8-91 (A) BC 5 UNH 3 L2-8-91 (A) BC 5 UNH 2 L11-15-91 (A) UNH 5 BC 4 W1-18-92 (H) UNH 5 BC 2 W2-7-92 (H) UNH 6 BC 0 W11-20-92 (A) UNH 9 BC 6 W11-21-92 (H) UNH 5 BC 5 OT T2-19-93 (A) UNH 4 BC 3 W2-20-93 (H) UNH 6 BC 1 W11-19-93 (A) BC 8 UNH 3 L11-20-93 (H) UNH 6 BC 3 W2-18-94 (A) UNH 3 BC 3 OT T2-19-94 (H) UNH 3 BC 2 W3-11-94 (H) UNH 4 BC 1 W3-12-94 (H) UNH 6 BC 5 2OT W11-18-94 (H) UNH 4 BC 4 OT T11-19-94 (A) UNH 11 BC 1 W2-10-95 (A) UNH 4 BC 3 W12-8-95 (A) BC 5 UNH 4 L12-9-95 (H) UNH 3 BC 2 W2-24-96 (H) UNH 10 BC 0 W11-22-96 (H) UNH 8 BC 3 W11-23-96 (A) UNH 4 BC 2 W

1-25-97 (A) UNH 5 BC 2 W3-14-97 (N) UNH 4 BC 0 W11-4-97 (A) BC 6 UNH 4 L11-7-97 (H) BC 4 UNH 1 L1-27-98 (H) UNH 9 BC 3 W12-4-98 (H) UNH 6 BC 1 W12-5-98 (A) BC 6 UNH 3 L2-20-99 (A) UNH 2 BC 2 OT T3-20-99 (N) BC 5 UNH 4 OT L11-20-99 (H) UNH 2 BC 1 OT W2-19-00 (H) UNH 4 BC 1 W2-20-00 (A) BC 4 UNH 1 L3-17-00 (N) BC 2 UNH 1 L11-18-00 (A) UNH 4 BC 1 W2-16-01 (A) BC 3 UNH 2 OT L2-18-01 (H) UNH 2 BC 0 W11-30-01 (H) UNH 5 BC 4 W3-2-02 (H) UNH 5 BC 2 W3-3-02 (A) UNH 2 BC 1 W11-19-02 (A) UNH 3 BC 2 OT W2-28-03 (A) UNH 3 BC 3 OT T3-1-03 (H) UNH 4 BC 1 W11-12-03 (H) UNH 2 BC 2 OT T2-27-04 (A) BC 4 UNH 2 L2-28-04 (H) UNH 3 BC 2 W1-24-05 (A) UNH 2 BC 2 OT T2-25-05 (A) UNH 3 BC 3 OT T2-26-05 (H) BC 5 UNH 2 L3-19-05 (N) BC 3 UNH 1 L11-1-05 (H) BC 3 UNH 2 L3-2-06 (A) UNH 3 BC 3 OT T3-4-06 (H) UNH 5 BC 2 W11-22-06 (A) UNH 6 BC 3 W3-2-07 (H) BC 4 UNH 1 L3-3-07 (A) BC 4 UNH 2 L3-17-07 (N) BC 5 UNH 2 L11-10-07 (H) UNH 5 BC 2 W2-22-08 (A) UNH 2 UNH 0 W2-23-08 (H) UNH 5 BC 1 W3-21-08 (N) BC 5 UNH 4 3OT L11-15-08 (A) BC 8 UNH 6 L2-20-09 (H) UNH 3 BC 2 W2-21-09 (A) UNH 4 BC 2 W3-13-09 (H) BC 5 UNH 3 L3-14-09 (H) BC 1 UNH 0 L vs.BOSTONU.(43-94-18)2-5-25 (A) Boston U. 5 UNH 1 L2-16-29 (H) Boston U. 5 UNH 1 L1-29-30 (H) UNH 2 Boston U. 2 T2-26-30 (A) Boston U. 9 UNH 0 L2-27-31 (A) Boston U. 3 UNH 1 L2-24-32 (A) Boston U. 8 UNH 1 L2-24-33 (A) Boston U. 6 UNH 1 L2-6-34 (H) UNH 1 Boston U. 0 W2-23-34 (A) Boston U. 6 UNH 0 L2-13-35 (H) Boston U. 3 UNH 1 L1-28-36 (A) Boston U. 6 UNH 2 L2-12-36 (H) Boston U. 7 UNH 3 L1-5-37 (A) Boston U. 3 UNH 1 L2-5-37 (H) UNH 5 Boston U. 3 W1-11-38 (H) UNH 7 Boston U. 7 OT T2-15-38 (A) Boston U. 7 UNH 3 L2-21-39 (A) Boston U. 5 UNH 3 L1-9-40 (H) Boston U. 9 UNH 1 L2-27-40 (A) Boston U. 5 UNH 1 L1-8-41 (H) Boston U. 8 UNH 5 L3-1-41 (A) Boston U. 6 UNH 2 L1-6-42 (A) Boston U. 5 UNH 3 OT L2-13-42 (H) UNH 5 Boston U. 4 W1-24-48 (H) Boston U. 6 UNH 4 L1-27-48 (A) Boston U. 4 UNH 1 L3-3-65 (A) Boston U. 8 UNH 0 L12-9-65 (N) Boston U. 4 UNH 2 L12-1-67 (A) Boston U. 7 UNH 3 L1-17-68 (H) UNH 2 Boston U. 1 W12-7-68 (H) UNH 6 UNH 3 W1-4-69 (A) Boston U. 2 UNH 1 OT L12-30-69 (N) Boston U. 7 UNH 4 L1-14-70 (H) Boston U. 5 UNH 4 L2-21-70 (A) UNH 5 Boston U. 2 W3-10-70 (A) Boston U. 2 UNH 0 L12-5-70 (H) Boston U. 6 UNH 1 L2-13-71 (A) Boston U. 8 UNH 3 L12-4-71 (A) Boston U. 2 UNH 1 L2-11-72 (H) Boston U. 6 UNH 5 L12-7-74 (A) Boston U. 7 UNH 2 L1-21-75 (H) Boston U. 6 UNH 4 L12-2-75 (H) Boston U. 6 UNH 5 L1-20-76 (A) Boston U. 6 UNH 3 L12-4-76 (H) UNH 5 Boston U. 3 W1-12-77 (A) Boston U. 7 UNH 6 OT L

3-12-77 (N) Boston U. 8 UNH 6 L3-26-77 (N) Boston U. 6 UNH 5 L12-3-77 (A) Boston U. 6 UNH 5 L1-11-78 (H) Boston U. 6 UNH 4 L3-7-78 (A) Boston U. 6 UNH 5 OT L1-16-79 (H) Boston U. 7 UNH 4 L2-24-79 (A) UNH 3 Boston U. 3 OT T12-1-79 (A) UNH 4 Boston U. 3 W1-15-80 (H) Boston U. 10 UNH 3 L1-14-81 (H) UNH 6 Boston U. 3 W3-7-81 (A) UNH 5 Boston U. 4 OT W1-13-82 (A) UNH 4 Boston U. 3 W2-13-82 (H) UNH 7 Boston U. 1 W1-12-83 (H) UNH 6 Boston U. 5 W2-11-83 (A) Boston U. 3 UNH 2 L3-4-83 (H) UNH 3 Boston U. 3 OT T3-5-83 (H) UNH 6 Boston U. 3 W1-28-84 (H) Boston U. 5 UNH 3 L2-10-84 (A) Boston U. 3 UNH 2 L3-2-84 (A) UNH 8 Boston U. 3 W3-3-84 (A) Boston U. 5 UNH 2 L3-3-84 (A) Boston U. 1 UNH 0 OT L11-10-84 (A) Boston U. 5 UNH 4 L11-27-84 (A) Boston U. 3 UNH 2 OT L1-30-85 (H) Boston U. 10 UNH 7 L12-7-85 (H) Boston U. 4 UNH 3 L1-21-86 (A) Boston U. 9 UNH 1 L2-26-86 (H) Boston U. 5 UNH 1 L3-7-86 (A) UNH 1 Boston U. 1 OT T3-8-86 (A) Boston U. 4 UNH 3 L11-5-86 (H) Boston U. 6 UNH 3 L11-8-86 (A) Boston U. 5 UNH 3 L1-27-87 (A) UNH 4 Boston U. 4 OT T1-30-87 (H) Boston U. 4 UNH 2 L11-4-87 (H) Boston U. 9 UNH 8 L1-23-88 (A) Boston U. 6 UNH 4 L2-5-88 (A) Boston U. 5 UNH 1 L11-5-88 (H) Boston U. 5 UNH 4 L1-28-89 (A) UNH 3 Boston U. 2 OT W2-21-89 (H) Boston U. 4 UNH 0 L11-15-89 (A) UNH 4 BU 4 OT T12-12-89 (H) UNH 5 Boston U. 4 W1-27-90 (A) Boston U. 4 UNH 2 L1-5-91 (H) UNH 3 Boston U. 3 OT T1-15-91 (A) Boston U. 8 UNH 4 L2-1-91 (H) UNH 5 Boston U. 3 W11-23-91 (H) UNH 7 Boston U. 4 W12-29-91 (N) Boston U. 5 UNH 2 L1-17-92 (A) Boston U. 3 UNH 1 L2-21-92 (A) UNH 3 Boston U. 2 OT W1-22-93 (H) Boston U. 3 UNH 1 L1-23-93 (A) UNH 6 Boston U. 4 W2-5-93 (A) Boston U. 4 UNH 0 L3-19-93 (N) Boston U. 2 UNH 0 L12-30-93 (N) UNH 3 Boston U. 2 W1-21-94 (A) Boston U. 5 UNH 3 L1-22-94 (H) Boston U. 2 UNH 1 L3-1-94 (H) Boston U. 5 UNH 2 L1-6-95 (A) Boston U. 5 UNH 1 L1-26-95 (H) UNH 4 Boston U. 2 W1-28-95 (A) Boston U. 7 UNH 3 L11-10-95 (H) UNH 6 Boston U. 5 OT W11-11-95 (A) Boston U. 7 UNH 2 L1-5-96 (H) Boston U. 7 UNH 5 L1-3-97 (A) Boston U. 9 UNH 4 L1-5-97 (H) Boston U. 3 UNH 2 OT L3-1-97 (A) Boston U. 5 UNH 1 L3-15-97 (N) Boston U. 4 UNH 2 L11-14-97 (H) UNH 5 Boston U. 0 W11-15-97 (A) Boston U. 4 UNH 2 L12-12-97 (H) UNH 4 Boston U. 4 OT T3-29-98 (N) UNH 4 Boston U. 3 OT W11-13-98 (H) UNH 2 Boston U 2 OT T11-14-98 (A) UNH 3 Boston U. 1 W2-12-99 (A) UNH 2 Boston U. 2 OT T11-19-99 (H) UNH 5 Boston U. 5 OT T1-28-00 (H) UNH 3 Boston U. 3 OT T1-29-00 (A) Boston U. 4 UNH 2 L11-17-00 (A) UNH 2 Boston U. 1 W1-26-01 (A) Boston U. 2 UNH 1 L1-27-01 (H) Boston U. 4 UNH 2 L11-4-01 (A) UNH 1 Boston U. 1 OT T1-25-02 (H) UNH 6 Boston U. 1 W1-27-02 (A) UNH 5 Boston U. 3 W11-2-02 (H) Boston U. 3 UNH 2 L1-23-03 (A) Boston U. 5 UNH 2 L1-25-03 (H) UNH 3 Boston U. 0 W3-15-03 (N) UNH 1 Boston U. 0 W3-29-03 (N) UNH 3 Boston U. 0 W11-7-03 (A) UNH 4 Boston U. 0 W3-4-04 (A) UNH 3 Boston U. 3 OT T3-6-04 (H) Boston U. 4 UNH 3 OT L

All-Time vs. 2009-10 Opponents



11-5-04 (H) UNH 4 Boston U. 3 W3-3-05 (A) UNH 4 Boston U. 4 OT T3-5-05 (H) Boston U. 3 UNH 2 L3-18-05 (N) UNH 5 Boston U. 2 W11-1-05 (A) UNH 3 Boston U. 2 W2-17-06 (A) UNH 7 Boston U. 4 W2-18-06 (H) Boston U. 3 UNH 2 L3-17-06 (N) Boston U. 9 UNH 2 L11-10-06 (H) UNH 4 BU 4 OT T2-16-07 (H) BU 4 UNH 2 L2-17-07 (A) UNH 3 BU 3 OT T10-19-07 (A) UNH 4 BU 1 W1-25-08 (H) UNH 4 UNH 2 W1-26-08 (A) UNH 5 BU 3 W10-19-08 (H) UNH 2 BU 1 W1-23-09 (A) BU 5 UNH 0 L1-24-09 (H) BU 3 UNH 1 L3-29-09 (N) BU 2 UNH 1 L

vs.CORNELL(11-11-0)12-29-41 (N) Cornell 8 UNH 5 L1-2-59 (A) UNH 10 Cornell 0 W12-20-68 (N) Cornell 8 UNH 1 L12-18-70 (N) Cornell 6 UNH 2 L3-10-72 (N) Cornell 6 UNH 3 L2-19-74 (A) Cornell 5 UNH 4 L3-4-75 (A) Cornell 4 UNH 2 L11-30-75 (A) Cornell 3 UNH 2 L12-11-76 (H) UNH 4 Cornell 3 W3-11-77 (N) UNH 10 Cornell 9 2OT W12-10-77 (A) Cornell 10 UNH 4 L12-9-78 (H) UNH 6 Cornell 3 W3-9-79 (N) UNH 5 Cornell 2 W2-8-79 (A) UNH 6 Cornell 3 W11-28-80 (A) UNH 8 Cornell 2 W11-27-81 (A) Cornell 6 UNH 1 L11-27-82 (H) UNH 6 Cornell 4 W11-30-83 (A) UNH 5 Cornell 0 W1-3-88 (N) Cornell 5 UNH 2 L3-24-02 (N) UNH 4 Cornell 3 W4-10-03 (N) UNH 3 Cornell 2 W12-29-06 (N) Cornell 5 UNH 2 L

vs.DARTMOUTH(31-17-2)2-19-36 (A) Dartmouth 4 UNH 1 L1-14-42 (A) Dartmouth 7 UNH 1 L2-28-62 (A) Dartmouth 7 UNH 6 L1-23-63 (H) Dartmouth 3 UNH 2 L1-7-64 (A) Dartmouth 3 UNH 2 OT L1-6-65 (N) Dartmouth 7 UNH 6 OT L12-7-65 (N) Dartmouth 10 UNH 1 L1-4-67 (H) UNH 4 Dartmouth 1 W2-28-68 (A) UNH 7 Dartmouth 5 W12-4-68 (A) UNH 10 Dartmouth 2 W1-17-70 (A) UNH 8 Dartmouth 5 W12-1-70 (H) UNH 6 Dartmouth 4 W12-19-70 (N) UNH 11 Dartmouth 2 W12-18-72 (N) Dartmouth 4 UNH 1 L2-27-73 (H) UNH 5 Dartmouth 4 W12-1-73 (A) UNH 8 Dartmouth 2 W12-2-74 (H) UNH 6 Dartmouth 1 W1-3-76 (A) UNH 6 Dartmouth 3 W1-15-76 (A) UNH 7 Dartmouth 0 W2-15-77 (A) UNH 8 Dartmouth 3 W12-17-77 (A) Dartmouth 7 UNH 6 OT L1-25-78 (H) UNH 6 Dartmouth 3 W1-24-79 (A) UNH 5 Dartmouth 5 OT T3-10-79 (N) UNH 3 Dartmouth 2 W3-24-79 (N) Dartmouth 7 UNH 2 L1-22-80 (H) Dartmouth 7 UNH 4 L1-20-81 (H) UNH 4 Dartmouth 2 W12-16-81 (A) UNH 8 Dartmouth 3 W12-30-81 (A) Dartmouth 6 UNH 5 L12-15-82 (H) UNH 7 Dartmouth 2 W12-31-82 (A) UNH 7 Dartmouth 0 W12-9-83 (H) UNH 8 Dartmouth 4 W2-15-84 (A) UNH 7 Dartmouth 5 W12-31-84 (A) UNH 9 Dartmouth 4 W12-30-88 (A) Dartmouth 4 UNH 3 L12-29-89 (H) UNH 9 Dartmouth 3 W12-29-90 (N) UNH 6 Dartmouth 3 W12-28-91 (A) UNH 8 Dartmouth 3 W12-29-92 (H) Dartmouth 4 UNH 3 L12-29-93 (N) UNH 3 Dartmouth 2 W1-3-00 (H) UNH 3 Dartmouth 2 OT W12-29-00 (A) Dartmouth 6 UNH 3 L12-13-02 (N) UNH 6 Dartmouth 3 W1-15-03 (N) UNH 1 Dartmouth 1 OT T1-13-04 (N) UNH 5 Dartmouth 0 W1-12-05 (N) Dartmouth 9 UNH 8 L1-14-06 (N) UNH 5 Dartmouth 4 W1-13-07 (N) UNH 4 Dartmouth 2 W

1-19-08 (N) Dartmouth 5 UNH 3 L1-17-09 (N) UNH 6 Dartmouth 4 W

vs.MAINE(44-54-5)12-15-79 (A) Maine 5 UNH 3 L2-16-80 (H) Maine 6 UNH 5 OT L1-27-81 (H) UNH 10 Maine 4 W2-26-81 (A) Maine 5 UNH 2 L12-2-81 (A) UNH 7 Maine 5 W2-27-82 (H) UNH 8 Maine 5 W12-4-82 (A) UNH 5 Maine 2 W12-30-82 (N) UNH 8 Maine 5 W1-18-83 (H) UNH 4 Maine 3 W12-31-83 (N) UNH 5 Maine 4 W2-5-84 (H) UNH 5 Maine 2 W2-7-84 (A) Maine 3 UNH 0 L10-16-84 (H) Maine 1 UNH 0 L2-2-85 (A) UNH 7 Maine 6 OT W2-3-85 (A) UNH 7 Maine 3 W11-5-85 (A) Maine 7 UNH 3 L1-27-86 (H) UNH 6 Maine 3 W2-20-86 (H) Maine 5 UNH 3 L11-14-86 (H) Maine 6 UNH 5 L11-15-86 (H) Maine 3 UNH 2 L1-23-87 (A) Maine 8 UNH 2 L1-24-87 (A) Maine 10 UNH 1 L1-29-88 (A) Maine 5 UNH 2 L1-30-88 (A) Maine 9 UNH 2 L2-26-88 (H) Maine 6 UNH 2 L11-1-88 (A) Maine 6 UNH 2 L2-3-89 (H) UNH 4 Maine 3 W2-4-89 (H) Maine 6 UNH 4 L2-9-90 (A) Maine 4 UNH 2 L2-10-90 (A) Maine 8 UNH 3 L2-16-90 (H) Maine 3 UNH 2 L12-11-90 (A) Maine 4 UNH 0 L1-18-91 (H) Maine 8 UNH 4 L2-23-91 (H) Maine 4 UNH 2 L12-6-91 (A) Maine 9 UNH 0 L12-7-91 (A) Maine 6 UNH 2 L2-22-92 (H) UNH 4 Maine 4 OT T3-14-92 (N) Maine 4 UNH 1 L12-11-92 (N) Maine 4 UNH 3 L1-29-93 (H) Maine 5 UNH 2 L1-30-93 (H) Maine 8 UNH 3 L3-6-93 (A) Maine 5 UNH 2 L12-10-93 (N) UNH 7 Maine 3 W2-4-94 (A) UNH 1 Maine 0 F W2-5-94 (A) UNH 1 Maine 0 F W3-4-94 (H) UNH 3 Maine 1 W11-4-94 (H) Maine 4 UNH 3 L11-5-94 (A) Maine 6 UNH 1 L3-2-95 (H) UNH 3 Maine 2 W3-3-95 (A) Maine 5 UNH 3 L11-3-95 (A) UNH 4 Maine 4 OT T11-4-95 (A) UNH 3 Maine 3 OT T11-24-95 (A) Maine 6 UNH 3 L2-11-96 (H) Maine 6 UNH 5 OT L3-7-96 (A) Maine 4 UNH 2 L3-8-96 (A) Maine 8 UNH 4 L11-15-96 (H) UNH 6 Maine 3 W11-16-96 (H) UNH 6 Maine 5 W11-30-96 (N) UNH 7 Maine 2 W2-18-97 (A) Maine 5 UNH 1 L11-29-97 (H) UNH 7 Maine 0 W1-16-98 (A) UNH 2 Maine 1 W1-17-98 (A) UNH 5 Maine 0 W2-1-98 (A) Maine 3 UNH 1 L3-13-98 (H) Maine 3 UNH 2 2OT L3-14-98 (H) Maine 5 UNH 3 L11-27-98 (N) Maine 4 UNH 3 L2-7-99 (A) Maine 4 UNH 3 L3-5-99 (H) UNH 6 Maine 1 W3-6-99 (H) UNH 4 Maine 1 W4-3-99 (N) Maine 3 UNH 2 OT L1-7-00 (A) Maine 9 UNH 4 L1-8-00 (A) UNH 5 Maine 4 W2-6-00 (H) UNH 1 Maine 0 W1-5-01 (H) UNH 0 Maine 0 OT T1-6-01 (H) UNH 4 Maine 1 W2-4-01 (A) Maine 3 UNH 2 OT L12-1-01 (H) UNH 4 Maine 1 W2-1-02 (A) Maine 6 UNH 3 L2-2-02 (A) UNH 2 Maine 2 OT T3-16-02 (N) UNH 3 Maine 1 W4-2-02 (N) Maine 7 UNH 2 L11-22-02 (A) Maine 2 UNH 1 L2-1-03 (H) UNH 4 Maine 2 W2-2-03 (H) Maine 3 UNH 2 L11-8-03 (H) UNH 6 Maine 3 W1-30-04 (A) Maine 5 UNH 4 L1-31-04 (A) Maine 5 UNH 0 L

11-7-04 (A) Maine 3 UNH 0 L2-4-05 (H) Maine 3 UNH 1 L2-5-05 (H) UNH 2 Maine 1 W11-12-06 (H) UNH 4 Maine 2 W2-3-06 (A) Maine 4 UNH 1 L2-4-06 (H) UNH 7 Maine 4 W11-12-06 (A) UNH 8 Maine 2 W2-2-07 (H) Maine 4 UNH 2 L2-3-07 (H) UNH 2 Maine 1 W12-16-07 (H) UNH 2 Maine 0 W2-8-08 (A) UNH 3 Maine 2 W2-9-08 (A) UNH 4 Maine 1 W1-4-09 (A) UNH 5 Maine 4 W2-6-09 (H) UNH 4 Maine 1 W2-7-09 (H) Maine 1 UNH 0 L

vs.MASSACHUSETTS(74-17-8)2-13-26 (H) Massachusetts 3 UNH 1 L1-27-28 (H) UNH 4 Massachusetts 2 W2-2-29 (A) UNH 1 Massachusetts 0 W1-24-30 (H) Massachusetts 2 UNH 1 OT L1-23-31 (A) Massachusetts 3 UNH 2 L1-21-33 (A) UNH 2 Massachusetts 1 W1-24-34 (H) UNH 6 Massachusetts 1 W1-18-35 (A) UNH 3 Massachusetts 3 OT T1-7-36 (H) UNH 3 Massachusetts 0 W1-5-38 (H) UNH 6 Massachusetts 4 W1-20-48 (H) UNH 12 Massachusetts 0 W1-20-50 (H) Massachusetts 5 UNH 4 L2-5-51 (H) UNH 7 Massachusetts 3 W2-19-55 (H) UNH 6 Massachusetts 5 W2-23-56 (A) Massachusetts 6 UNH 2 L1-12-57 (H) UNH 4 Massachusetts 3 OT W2-1-57 (A) UNH 6 Massachusetts 3 W1-11-58 (A) UNH 6 Massachusetts 3 W2-21-58 (H) UNH 4 Massachusetts 1 W1-10-59 (H) UNH 4 Massachusetts 2 W2-20-59 (A) UNH 8 Massachusetts 3 W1-9-60 (H) UNH 6 Massachusetts 0 W2-27-60 (A) UNH 5 Massachusetts 2 W1-7-61 (A) Massachusetts 4 UNH 3 L12-19-61 (N) UNH 14 Massachusetts 2 W2-17-62 (H) UNH 8 Massachusetts 4 W2-23-62 (A) UNH 9 Massachusetts 4 W2-15-63 (A) Massachusetts 3 UNH 2 L2-23-63 (H) Massachusetts 4 UNH 1 L12-27-63 (N) UNH 6 Massachusetts 3 W2-15-64 (A) UNH 6 Massachusetts 5 W2-22-64 (H) UNH 2 Massachusetts 1 W2-20-65 (H) UNH 5 Massachusetts 1 W12-28-65 (H) UNH 14 Massachusetts 1 W2-19-66 (A) UNH 6 Massachusetts 5 OT W12-28-66 (H) UNH 8 Massachusetts 0 W2-18-67 (H) UNH 8 Massachusetts 0 W12-27-67 (N) UNH 8 Massachusetts 1 W3-1-68 (A) UNH 4 Massachusetts 0 W2-27-69 (H) UNH 7 Massachusetts 0 W2-27-70 (A) UNH 4 Massachusetts 3 OT W2-25-71 (H) UNH 10 Massachusetts 3 W2-16-72 (A) UNH 4 Massachusetts 3 OT W2-12-73 (H) UNH 5 Massachusetts 4 W2-20-74 (A) UNH 7 Massachusetts 5 W2-18-75 (H) UNH 7 Massachusetts 0 W2-11-76 (A) UNH 11 Massachusetts 5 W12-9-94 (H) UNH 6 Massachusetts 3 W1-15-95 (A) UNH 6 Massachusetts 3 W2-5-95 (A) UNH 7 Massachusetts 1 W2-3-96 (H) UNH 7 Massachusetts 2 W2-17-96 (H) UNH 4 Massachusetts 4 OT T2-20-96 (A) UNH 6 Massachusetts 6 OT T11-8-96 (A) UNH 1 Massachusetts 0 W11-9-96 (A) UNH 5 Massachusetts 4 OT W2-1-97 (H) UNH 10 Massachusetts 0 W3-7-97 (H) UNH 5 Massachusetts 1 W3-8-97 (H) UNH 8 Massachusetts 2 W2-6-98 (H) UNH 4 Massachusetts 1 W2-20-98 (H) UNH 7 Massachusetts 3 W2-22-98 (A) Massachusetts 4 UNH 3 L11-1-98 (A) UNH 4 Massachusetts 1 W12-12-98 (H) UNH 5 Massachusetts 2 W12-13-98 (A) UNH 7 Massachusetts 2 W11-6-99 (H) UNH 2 Massachusetts 1 W3-3-00 (H) UNH 3 Massachusetts 3 OT T3-4-00 (A) UNH 5 Massachusetts 1 W11-4-00 (A) Massachusetts 3 UNH 0 L3-2-01 (H) Massachusetts 2 UNH 1 OT L





3-3-01 (A) UNH 3 Massachusetts 0 W1-18-02 (A) UNH 5 Massachusetts 1 W1-19-02 (H) UNH 6 Massachusetts 1 W2-26-02 (A) UNH 6 Massachusetts 0 W11-24-02 (H) UNH 4 Massachusetts 0 W1-17-03 (H) UNH 2 Massachusetts 1 OT W1-19-03 (A) UNH 4 Massachusetts 3 W3-14-03 (N) UNH 5 Massachusetts 4 W12-11-03 (A) UNH 2 Massachusetts 2 OT T2-6-04 (A) Massachusetts 4 UNH 1 L2-7-04 (H) UNH 3 Massachusetts 2 OT W3-19-04 (N) Massachusetts 5 UNH 2 L12-9-04 (H) UNH 4 Massachusetts 0 W2-11-05 (H) UNH 8 Massachusetts 1 W2-12-05 (A) UNH 6 Massachusetts 1 W10-28-05 (A) UNH 4 Massachusetts 1 W1-20-06 (A) UNH 3 Massachusetts 1 W1-21-06 (H) Massachusetts 4 UNH 3 OT L10-26-06 (H) Massachusetts 3 UNH 2 L1-19-07 (H) UNH 5 Massachusetts 1 W1-20-07 (A) Massachusetts 3 UNH 0 L3-16-07 (N) UNH 3 Massachusetts 2 OT W12-8-07 (A) Massachusetts 4 UNH 1 L1-11-08 (A) UNH 3 Massachusetts 2 W1-12-08 (H) UNH 5 Massachusetts 3 W3-14-08 (H) UNH 4 Massachusetts 1 W3-15-08 (H) UNH 7 Massachusetts 2 W10-24-08 (H) UNH 1 Massachusetts 1 OT T1-9-09 (A) UNH 2 Massachusetts 2 OT T1-10-09 (H) UNH 3 Massachusetts 2 OT W

vs.UMASS-LOWELL(50-29-14)12-6-83 (A) UNH 3 UMass-Lowell 3 OT T1-8-84 (H) UNH 8 UMass-Lowell 3 W11-6-84 (A) UMass-Lowell 5 UNH 3 L2-20-85 (H) UNH 3 UMass-Lowell 3 OT T3-3-85 (A) UMass-Lowell 6 UNH 5 L3-8-85 (H) UMass-Lowell 7 UNH 6 L3-9-85 (H) UNH 8 UMass-Lowell 5 W10-30-85 (H) UNH 4 UMass-Lowell 3 W2-9-86 (A) UNH 4 UMass-Lowell 4 OT T3-1-86 (H) UNH 7 UMass-Lowell 4 W10-23-86 (A) UMass-Lowell 5 UNH 2 L10-25-86 (H) UNH 5 UMass-Lowell 5 OT T2-24-87 (H) UMass-Lowell 8 UNH 4 L2-28-87 (A) UMass-Lowell 6 UNH 5 L11-14-87 (H) UMass-Lowell 7 UNH 4 L12-12-87 (A) UMass-Lowell 3 UNH 2 L2-23-88 (H) UMass-Lowell 6 UNH 1 L11-30-88 (H) UNH 5 UMass-Lowell 4 W1-3-89 (A) UNH 7 UMass-Lowell 5 W2-18-89 (H) UNH 5 UMass-Lowell 3 W12-2-89 (H) UNH 9 UMass-Lowell 5 W1-10-90 (H) UNH 3 UMass-Lowell 3 OT T2-3-90 (A) UMass-Lowell 3 UNH 2 L11-28-90 (H) UNH 7 UMass-Lowell 3 W2-5-91 (A) UNH 5 UMass-Lowell 2 W2-16-91 (A) UNH 5 UMass-Lowell 4 OT W12-11-91 (A) UNH 5 UMass-Lowell 4 W1-31-92 (H) UNH 5 UMass-Lowell 5 OT T2-29-92 (H) UNH 4 UMass-Lowell 0 W12-4-92 (H) UMass-Lowell 7 UNH 4 L12-5-92 (A) UNH 4 UMass-Lowell 1 W2-26-93 (A) UNH 2 UMass-Lowell 2 OT T2-27-93 (H) UNH 5 UMass-Lowell 2 W3-20-93 (N) UMass-Lowell 5 UNH 4 OT L12-3-93 (A) UMass-Lowell 6 UNH 3 L12-4-93 (H) UNH 3 UMass-Lowell 1 W2-25-94 (H) UNH 6 UMass-Lowell 3 W2-26-94 (A) UNH 4 UMass-Lowell 2 W3-18-94 (N) UMass-Lowell 4 UNH 2 L1-20-95 (H) UMass-Lowell 5 UNH 3 L1-21-95 (A) UNH 7 UMass-Lowell 2 W2-11-95 (H) UMass-Lowell 5 UNH 2 L11-25-95 (N) UMass-Lowell 9 UNH 6 L1-12-96 (H) UNH 7 UMass-Lowell 4 W1-13-96 (A) UMass-Lowell 5 UNH 4 L2-9-96 (A) UMass-Lowell 6 UNH 3 L1-17-97 (A) UNH 9 UMass-Lowell 4 W1-18-97 (H) UMass-Lowell 7 UNH 5 L2-7-97 (H) UNH 4 UMass-Lowell 0 W11-28-97 (H) UNH 4 UMass-Lowell 2 W12-5-97 (H) UNH 6 UMass-Lowell 2 W12-6-97 (A) UNH 5 UMass-Lowell 2 W3-7-98 (A) UMass-Lowell 3 UNH 0 L11-28-98 (N) UNH 5 UMass-Lowell 1 W1-20-99 (A) UNH 3 UMass-Lowell 1 W1-23-99 (H) UNH 4 UMass-Lowell 1 W

2-28-99 (H) UNH 4 UMass-Lowell 2 W10-30-99 (A) UNH 2 UMass-Lowell 1 W12-3-99 (H) UNH 3 UMass-Lowell 2 W12-4-99 (A) UNH 4 UMass-Lowell 2 W10-28-00 (H) UNH 4 UMass-Lowell 3 W12-1-00 (A) UNH 2 UMass-Lowell 2 OT T12-2-00 (H) UNH 0 UMass-Lowell 0 OT T3-8-01 (H) UNH 4 UMass-Lowell 2 W3-9-01 (H) UMass-Lowell 2 UNH 1 L3-10-01 (H) UMass-Lowell 2 UNH 1 L11-9-01 (A) UNH 5 UMass-Lowell 2 W11-10-01 (H) UMass-Lowell 1 UNH 0 L2-22-02 (H) UNH 3 UMass-Lowell 0 W3-15-02 (N) UNH 4 UMass-Lowell 3 W11-8-02 (H) UNH 4 UMass-Lowell 3 W11-9-02 (H) UNH 6 UMass-Lowell 2 W2-21-03 (A) UNH 4 UMass-Lowell 4 OT T3-7-03 (H) UNH 8 UMass-Lowell 4 W3-8-03 (H) UNH 8 UMass-Lowell 4 W11-25-03 (H) UMass-Lowell 5 UNH 4 L2-13-04 (A) UNH 3 UMass-Lowell 3 OT T2-14-04 (H) UNH 3 UMass-Lowell 3 OT T11-23-04 (A) UNH 3 UMass-Lowell 3 OT T1-28-05 (A) UMass-Lowell 7 UNH 0 L1-29-05 (H) UNH 8 UMass-Lowell 3 W11-18-05 (A) UNH 3 UMass-Lowell 2 W11-19-05 (H) UMass-Lowell 6 UNH 3 L12-10-06 (H) UNH 4 UMass-Lowell 1 W11-17-06 (A) UNH 5 UMass-Lowell 2 W11-18-06 (H) UNH 4 UMass-Lowell 0 W12-6-06 (A) UNH 4 UMass-Lowell 2 W11-9-07 (H) UNH 2 UMass-Lowell 2 OT T11-30-07 (H) UNH 3 UMass-Lowell 2 W12-1-07 (A) UMass-Lowell 3 UNH 2 L11-14-08 (A) UMass-Lowell 8 UNH 3 L12-5-08 (A) UNH 2 UMass-Lowell 0 W12-6-08 (H) UNH 3 UMass-Lowell 2 W

vs.MERRIMACK(61-12-8)1-16-60 (H) UNH 3 Merrimack 2 W2-17-61 (H) Merrimack 3 UNH 2 L12-15-62 (H) UNH 3 Merrimack 2 W12-20-63 (A) Merrimack 5 UNH 3 L1-9-65 (A) Merrimack 4 UNH 3 OT L12-16-65 (H) UNH 5 Merrimack 4 OT W1-10-67 (A) UNH 3 Merrimack 2 W2-7-68 (H) UNH 5 Merrimack 4 W11-30-68 (A) UNH 7 Merrimack 3 W12-2-69 (H) UNH 13 Merrimack 6 W12-20-72 (N) UNH 2 Merrimack 2 OT T12-31-80 (N) UNH 5 Merrimack 3 W11-15-88 (H) UNH 5 Merrimack 2 W11-1-89 (A) UNH 6 Merrimack 3 W1-31-90 (H) UNH 4 Merrimack 2 W2-14-90 (H) UNH 7 Merrimack 3 W11-13-90 (A) Merrimack 3 UNH 2 L12-1-90 (H) UNH 6 Merrimack 3 W2-20-91 (A) UNH 6 Merrimack 2 W1-3-92 (H) UNH 5 Merrimack 2 W2-1-92 (H) UNH 7 Merrimack 3 W2-28-92 (A) UNH 5 Merrimack 2 W1-8-93 (A) UNH 7 Merrimack 5 W1-9-93 (H) UNH 9 Merrimack 4 W2-6-93 (A) Merrimack 4 UNH 3 OT L3-12-93 (H) UNH 5 Merrimack 3 W3-14-93 (H) UNH 9 Merrimack 2 W1-7-94 (H) UNH 6 Merrimack 3 W1-8-94 (A) Merrimack 6 UNH 3 L2-12-94 (H) Merrimack 4 UNH 2 L11-11-94 (H) UNH 6 Merrimack 5 W11-12-94 (A) UNH 4 Merrimack 3 W1-8-95 (A) UNH 3 Merrimack 3 OT T11-17-95 (H) Merrimack 4 UNH 2 L11-18-95 (A) Merrimack 5 UNH 2 L3-2-96 (H) UNH 3 Merrimack 2 W12-6-96 (A) UNH 0 Merrimack 0 OT T12-7-96 (H) UNH 4 Merrimack 1 W1-24-97 (A) UNH 5 Merrimack 2 W11-8-97 (H) UNH 11 Merrimack 4 W11-21-97 (H) UNH 7 Merrimack 6 W11-22-97 (A) UNH 6 Merrimack 1 W1-14-99 (H) UNH 6 Merrimack 1 W1-16-99 (A) UNH 5 Merrimack 1 W2-13-99 (H) UNH 7 Merrimack 1 W3-12-99 (H) UNH 3 Merrimack 2 W3-13-99 (H) UNH 5 Merrimack 4 W1-14-00 (H) UNH 4 Merrimack 2 W1-15-00 (A) UNH 6 Merrimack 3 W2-4-00 (H) UNH 2 Merrimack 2 OT T3-9-00 (H) UNH 5 Merrimack 2 W3-10-00 (H) UNH 3 Merrimack 2 OT W1-12-01 (A) UNH 4 Merrimack 1 W

1-13-01 (H) UNH 3 Merrimack 3 OT T2-2-01 (A) UNH 5 Merrimack 5 OT T10-18-01 (A) UNH 6 Merrimack 3 W11-2-01 (A) UNH 4 Merrimack 3 W1-5-02 (H) UNH 10 Merrimack 1 W3-8-02 (H) UNH 6 Merrimack 2 W3-9-02 (H) UNH 5 Merrimack 4 W11-1-02 (H) UNH 4 Merrimack 3 W1-4-03 (H) UNH 8 Merrimack 3 W2-19-03 (A) UNH 6 Merrimack 1 W10-16-03 (H) UNH 4 Merrimack 1 W12-13-03 (H) Merrimack 7 UNH 2 L1-23-04 (A) UNH 9 Merrimack 1 W11-16-04 (A) UNH 4 Merrimack 1 W1-21-05 (H) UNH 6 Merrimack 2 W2-16-05 (A) UNH 6 Merrimack 1 W11-29-05 (A) Merrimack 1 UNH 0 L2-10-06 (H) UNH 7 Merrimack 4 W2-11-06 (A) UNH 1 Merrimack 1 OT T11-28-06 (H) UNH 5 Merrimack 0 W2-9-07 (H) UNH 3 Merrimack 1 W2-10-07 (A) UNH 4 Merrimack 1 W1-4-08 (A) UNH 1 Merrimack 0 W2-29-08 (H) UNH 2 Merrimack 1 W3-1-08 (A) UNH 1 Merrimack 1 OT T11-29-08 (H) Merrimack 4 UNH 3 L2-27-09 (A) UNH 4 Merrimack 3 W2-28-09 (H) UNH 1 Merrimack 0 W

vs.MIAMI(4-3-0)11-28-93 (N) Miami 3 UNH 2 OT L12-28-97 (N) Miami 4 UNH 2 L10-24-98 (H) UNH 4 Miami 1 W10-21-00 (H) UNH 7 Miami 2 W12-30-00 (N) UNH 4 Miami 0 W12-20-03 (N) UNH 3 Miami 1 W3-24-07 (N) Miami 2 UNH 1 L

vs.NORTHEASTERN(82-57-9)1-10-31 (H) UNH 2 Northeastern 1 W3-4-31 (A) Northeastern 3 UNH 2 L2-9-32 (A) Northeastern 6 UNH 2 L2-8-33 (A) Northeastern 6 UNH 0 L1-17-34 (H) Northeastern 7 UNH 1 L2-12-34 (A) Northeastern 6 UNH 2 L1-31-35 (A) Northeastern 7 UNH 3 L2-8-35 (H) UNH 6 Northeastern 5 2OT W2-4-36 (A) Northeastern 4 UNH 3 L2-10-36 (H) UNH 6 Northeastern 2 W2-4-37 (H) UNH 8 Northeastern 3 W2-9-37 (A) Northeastern 9 UNH 2 L2-22-38 (A) UNH 10 Northeastern 3 W2-4-39 (H) Northeastern 5 UNH 3 L2-28-39 (A) Northeastern 5 UNH 4 L1-3-40 (H) Northeastern 4 UNH 3 L2-6-40 (A) Northeastern 3 UNH 2 L2-19-41 (A) Northeastern 7 UNH 4 L1-17-42 (H) Northeastern 8 UNH 1 L2-21-42 (A) Northeastern 9 UNH 4 L1-10-48 (H) Northeastern 5 UNH 4 L1-26-48 (A) UNH 8 Northeastern 5 W2-14-49 (A) Northeastern 13 UNH 4 L2-21-56 (H) Northeastern 5 UNH 1 L2-19-57 (A) UNH 4 Northeastern 4 OT T3-3-58 (H) UNH 5 Northeastern 3 W1-13-59 (A) UNH 4 Northeastern 2 W1-12-60 (H) Northeastern 5 UNH 4 L1-10-61 (A) Northeastern 2 UNH 0 L12-14-61 (H) UNH 1 Northeastern 0 W12-17-63 (A) Northeastern 8 UNH 4 L1-14-64 (H) Northeastern 4 UNH 3 L2-19-65 (A) Northeastern 5 UNH 2 L2-16-66 (H) Northeastern 5 UNH 1 L12-14-66 (A) UNH 4 Northeastern 1 W1-19-68 (H) UNH 4 Northeastern 3 W1-14-69 (H) UNH 7 Northeastern 4 W2-25-69 (A) UNH 3 Northeastern 0 W1-7-70 (A) UNH 14 Northeastern 4 W2-24-70 (H) UNH 5 Northeastern 3 W1-11-71 (A) UNH 5 Northeastern 0 W2-10-71 (H) UNH 5 Northeastern 0 W11-29-71 (H) UNH 6 Northeastern 4 W12-22-71 (N) UNH 6 Northeastern 2 W1-4-72 (A) UNH 5 Northeastern 3 W11-29-72 (H) UNH 9 Northeastern 5 W1-4-73 (N) Northeastern 2 UNH 1 OT L12-8-73 (A) UNH 5 Northeastern 0 W2-22-74 (H) UNH 9 Northeastern 2 W12-13-74 (H) UNH 10 Northeastern 5 W1-16-75 (A) UNH 5 Northeastern 1 W12-10-75 (A) UNH 3 Northeastern 2 OT W12-13-75 (H) UNH 8 Northeastern 6 W




12-9-76 (A) UNH 7 Northeastern 4 W2-12-77 (H) UNH 6 Northeastern 2 W11-29-77 (H) Northeastern 4 UNH 3 L1-14-78 (A) UNH 8 Northeastern 6 W2-8-79 (H) UNH 9 Northeastern 3 W2-14-79 (A) Northeastern 3 UNH 1 L1-17-80 (A) UNH 4 Northeastern 3 W3-4-80 (H) UNH 7 Northeastern 1 W1-6-81 (H) Northeastern 6 UNH 2 L2-24-81 (A) UNH 9 Northeastern 5 W1-5-82 (A) Northeastern 8 UNH 3 L3-2-82 (H) UNH 6 Northeastern 5 OT W3-12-82 (N) Northeastern 4 UNH 2 L3-27-82 (N) Northeastern 10 UNH 4 L2-16-83 (H) UNH 8 Northeastern 1 W3-1-83 (A) UNH 6 Northeastern 4 W2-3-84 (A) UNH 6 Northeastern 5 W2-28-84 (H) Northeastern 8 UNH 5 L10-27-84 (A) Northeastern 4 UNH 3 L1-19-85 (H) UNH 7 Northeastern 4 W2-28-85 (H) UNH 5 Northeastern 4 W12-4-85 (A) Northeastern 7 UNH 5 L2-13-86 (H) UNH 9 Northeastern 1 W2-23-86 (A) UNH 4 Northeastern 4 OT T11-19-86 (H) UNH 9 Northeastern 4 W11-22-86 (A) Northeastern 5 UNH 3 L3-2-86 (A) Northeastern 5 UNH 4 L3-6-86 (H) Northeastern 7 UNH 3 L12-5-87 (H) Northeastern 5 UNH 4 OT L1-26-88 (H) UNH 5 Northeastern 4 OT W2-19-88 (A) Northeastern 4 UNH 1 L1-14-89 (H) UNH 6 Northeastern 3 W2-10-89 (A) Northeastern 8 UNH 2 L2-28-89 (A) Northeastern 5 UNH 2 L3-4-89 (A) Northeastern 5 UNH 4 OT L12-15-89 (H) UNH 6 Northeastern 5 W1-24-90 (H) Northeastern 6 UNH 5 OT L2-24-90 (A) UNH 5 Northeastern 3 W11-16-90 (A) Northeastern 2 UNH 1 OT L12-4-90 (A) UNH 7 Northeastern 4 W1-26-90 (H) UNH 5 Northeastern 1 W11-16-91 (H) UNH 6 Northeastern 4 W1-25-92 (H) UNH 6 Northeastern 4 W2-14-92 (A) UNH 11 Northeastern 2 W3-8-92 (H) UNH 4 Northeastern 2 W11-28-92 (H) Northeastern 7 UNH 5 L1-15-93 (A) UNH 8 Northeastern 5 W1-16-93 (H) Northeastern 6 UNH 4 L12-11-93 (A) UNH 6 Northeastern 6 OT T1-12-94 (A) UNH 4 Northeastern 2 W1-14-94 (H) Northeastern 5 UNH 4 L3-19-94 (N) UNH 4 Northeastern 4 OT T1-13-95 (H) UNH 6 Northeastern 5 OT W2-17-95 (H) UNH 5 Northeastern 2 W2-18-95 (A) UNH 5 Northeastern 1 W12-1-95 (H) UNH 4 Northeastern 3 W12-2-95 (A) Northeastern 7 UNH 3 L2-1-96 (A) Northeastern 3 UNH 2 OT L11-1-96 (A) UNH 7 Northeastern 3 W11-2-96 (H) UNH 9 Northeastern 4 W1-31-97 (H) UNH 7 Northeastern 1 W1-30-98 (A) UNH 5 Northeastern 2 W2-27-98 (A) Northeastern 5 UNH 4 L2-28-98 (H) Northeastern 2 UNH 1 L11-21-98 (H) UNH 4 Norhteastern 2 W1-29-99 (A) UNH 5 Northeastern 4 W2-19-99 (H) UNH 7 Northeastern 2 W1-21-00 (A) UNH 3 Northeastern 3 T1-22-00 (H) UNH 4 Northeastern 4 T2-11-00 (A) Northeastern 6 UNH 2 L1-19-01 (H) UNH 4 Northeastern 1 W1-20-01 (A) Northeastern 5 UNH 3 L2-9-01 (H) UNH 5 Northeastern 2 W10-26-01 (H) UNH 2 Northeastern 2 OT T2-15-02 (A) Northeastern 5 UNH 4 L2-16-02 (H) UNH 6 Northeastern 2 W10-25-02 (A) UNH 2 Northeastern 2 OT T2-14-03 (H) UNH 4 Northeastern 3 W2-15-03 (H) UNH 1 Northeastern 1 OT T11-21-03 (A) UNH 3 Northeastern 2 W11-22-03 (H) UNH 5 Northeastern 2 W2-22-04 (H) UNH 6 Northeastern 5 W11-19-04 (H) UNH 4 Northeastern 3 W11-20-04 (A) UNH 7 Northeastern 4 W2-19-05 (A) UNH 5 Northeastern 2 W3-10-05 (H) UNH 6 Northeastern 1 W3-11-05 (H) UNH 4 Northeastern 0 W11-4-05 (A) UNH 6 Northeastern 4 W11-5-06 (H) UNH 3 Northeastern 0 W11-27-06 (H) UNH 3 Northeastern 3 OT T11-3-06 (H) UNH 6 Northeastern 3 W11-4-06 (A) UNH 3 Northeastern 1 W

11-25-06 (A) UNH 3 Northeastern 1 W11-2-07 (A) UNH 7 Northeastern 4 W11-3-07 (H) Northeastern 2 UNH 1 L11-16-07 (H) Northeastern 4 UNH 1 L10-31-08 (H) UNH 4 Northeastern 2 W11-1-08 (A) UNH 2 Northeastern 2 OT T11-21-08 (A) Northeastern 3 UNH 2 L

vs.PROVIDENCE(73-50-14)2-12-27 (A) UNH 5 Providence 1 W3-4-59 (H) UNH 3 Providence 2 W2-22-61 (A) Providence 10 UNH 3 L2-21-62 (H) Providence 7 UNH 1 L1-5-63 (A) Providence 4 UNH 2 L2-28-64 (H) Providence 6 UNH 1 L1-21-65 (A) Providence 13 UNH 3 L12-14-65 (H) Providence 6 UNH 0 L2-20-67 (A) UNH 6 Providence 5 OT W1-11-68 (H) UNH 5 Providence 1 W2-5-69 (H) UNH 4 Providence 3 OT W12-13-69 (H) UNH 7 Providence 3 W2-12-70 (A) UNH 5 Providence 2 W1-8-71 (H) UNH 6 Providence 4 W2-16-71 (A) Providence 8 UNH 6 L2-12-72 (H) UNH 8 Providence 2 W2-23-72 (A) Providence 5 UNH 2 L12-5-72 (A) UNH 8 Providence 7 OT W2-6-73 (H) Providence 2 UNH 1 L2-7-74 (H) UNH 7 Providence 2 W2-15-74 (A) Providence 2 UNH 1 L12-4-74 (H) UNH 4 Providence 4 OT T2-7-75 (A) UNH 7 Providence 5 W2-13-76 (A) Providence 3 UNH 1 L2-19-76 (H) UNH 5 Providence 1 W1-3-77 (H) UNH 6 Providence 4 W1-24-77 (H) UNH 9 Providence 2 W2-17-77 (A) Providence 7 UNH 4 L12-6-77 (H) UNH 8 Providence 3 W2-15-78 (A) Providence 8 UNH 6 L1-5-79 (N) UNH 5 Providence 4 OT W2-12-79 (H) UNH 4 Providence 3 W2-22-79 (A) UNH 6 Providence 6 OT T2-14-80 (H) Providence 5 UNH 4 L-22-80 (A) Providence 7 UNH 4 L2-11-81 (A) UNH 6 Providence 5 W3-5-81 (H) Providence 5 UNH 4 OT L12-5-81 (H) UNH 5 Providence 4 W3-5-82 (A) Providence 5 UNH 4 OT L3-9-82 (H) UNH 4 Providence 2 W12-1-82 (H) UNH 7 Providence 4 W1-26-83 (A) Providence 5 UNH 3 L12-4-83 (A) UNH 6 Providence 3 W2-12-84 (H) UNH 5 Providence 0 W12-1-84 (H) Providence 3 UNH 2 L2-10-85 (A) Providence 4 UNH 2 L2-17-85 (H) UNH 4 Providence 1 W10-25-85 (H) Providence 5 UNH 4 L11-22-85 (A) Providence 7 UNH 4 L2-16-86 (A) Providence 4 UNH 2 L10-29-86 (A) UNH 3 Providence 1 W11-1-86 (H) UNH 5 Providence 4 W2-4-87 (A) UNH 4 Providence 4 OT T2-7-87 (H) UNH 7 Providence 1 W11-10-87 (H) UNH 2 Providence 2 OT T12-9-87 (A) Providence 5 UNH 2 L2-10-88 (A) UNH 2 Providence 2 OT T12-3-88 (A) Providence 4 UNH 1 L1-16-89 (H) Providence 3 UNH 1 L2-15-89 (H) Providence 4 UNH 2 L11-28-89 (A) UNH 2 Providence 2 OT T12-30-89 (H) Providence 2 UNH 1 3OT L1-13-90 (A) UNH 4 Providence 4 OT T2-25-90 (H) UNH 3 Providence 0 W3-1-90 (A) Providence 5 UNH 1 L3-2-90 (A) UNH 2 Providence 0 W3-4-90 (A) UNH 7 Providence 4 W1-12-91 (H) Providence 6 UNH 1 L1-25-91 (A) UNH 2 Providence 2 OT T2-15-91 (H) UNH 4 Providence 3 W3-1-91 (A) Providence 4 UNH 1 L1-24-92 (A) Providence 5 UNH 2 L2-8-92 (A) Providence 7 UNH 3 L2-15-92 (H) Providence 3 UNH 2 L3-12-92 (N) UNH 5 Providence 3 W11-13-92 (A) Providence 6 UNH 4 L11-14-92 (H) UNH 5 Providence 2 W2-12-93 (H) UNH 3 Providence 1 W2-13-93 (A) Providence 2 UNH 1 L11-12-93 (H) UNH 3 Providence 2 W11-13-93 (A) UNH 5 Providence 2 W1-28-94 (A) UNH 8 Providence 3 W1-29-94 (H) Providence 5 UNH 3 L12-2-94 (H) UNH 5 Providence 5 OT T

12-3-94 (A) UNH 8 Providence 2 W2-24-95 (H) UNH 6 Providence 6 OT T3-9-95 (H) Providence 3 UNH 2 OT L1-26-96 (A) UNH 4 Providence 2 W1-27-96 (H) Providence 5 UNH 4 L2-23-96 (A) Providence 6 UNH 2 L2-14-97 (H) UNH 9 Providence 5 W2-15-97 (A) Providence 3 UNH 2 L2-28-97 (H) UNH 7 Providence 5 W2-13-98 (H) UNH 4 Providence 2 W2-14-98 (A) UNH 5 Providence 0 W3-6-98 (A) UNH 3 Providence 2 W11-6-98 (A) Providence 6 UNH 1 L11-7-98 (H) UNH 3 Providence 1 W1-30-99 (H) UNH 4 Providence 2 W3-19-99 (N) UNH 6 Providence 2 W11-12-99 (H) UNH 3 Providence 2 OT W11-13-99 (A) UNH 2 Providence 1 W2-12-00 (A) Providence 4 UNH 3 L11-10-00 (A) Providence 3 UNH 1 L11-11-00 (H) UNH 4 Providence 1 W2-10-01 (H) UNH 3 Providence 1 W11-17-01 (A) UNH 5 Providence 1 W1-13-02 (H) Providence 4 UNH 3 L2-10-02 (H) UNH 5 Providence 2 W11-15-02 (H) UNH 3 Providence 0 W2-11-03 (A) UNH 6 Providence 3 W2-9-03 (A) Providence 5 UNH 2 L11-14-03 (A) Providence 7 UNH 4 L1-9-04 (A) UNH 1 Providence 1 OT T1-10-04 (H) UNH 5 Providence 3 W3-11-04 (H) UNH 2 Providence 1 W3-12-04 (H) Providence 4 UNH 3 OT L3-13-04 (H) UNH 1 Providence 0 W11-12-04 (H) UNH 3 Providence 2 W1-7-05 (A) UNH 2 Providence 1 W1-8-05 (H) UNH 4 Providence 1 W1-27-06 (A) Providence 1 UNH 0 OT L2-24-06 (A) UNH 2 Providence 2 OT T2-25-06 (H) UNH 4 Providence 1 W3-9-06 (H) UNH 4 Providence 0 W3-10-06 (H) UNH 2 Providence 1 O2 W1-27-07 (H) UNH 2 Providence 1 W2-23-07 (H) UNH 6 Providence 4 W2-24-07 (A) Providence 7 UNH 1 L3-8-07 (H) UNH 4 Providence 0 W3-9-07 (H) UNH 6 Providence 0 W11-17-07 (A) UNH 5 Providence 4 OT W2-15-08 (A) UNH 1 Providence 1 OT T2-16-08 (H) UNH 4 Providence 3 W11-22-08 (H) UNH 4 Providence 3 W2-13-09 (H) UNH 4 Providence 4 OT T2-14-09 (A) UNH 4 Providence 2 W

vs.RENSSELAER(23-20-0)2-7-64 (A) Rensselaer 10 UNH 1 L2-17-68 (H) Rensselaer 4 UNH 1 L2-8-69 (A) UNH 4 Rensselaer 1 W2-7-70 (H) UNH 17 Rensselaer 3 W3-6-71 (A) Rensselaer 5 UNH 3 L12-21-71 (A) Rensselaer 5 UNH 3 L2-18-72 (H) UNH 6 Rensselaer 3 W2-15-73 (A) UNH 6 Rensselaer 5 OT W2-22-73 (H) Rensselaer 7 UNH 3 L1-8-74 (A) UNH 7 Rensselaer 5 W2-12-74 (H) UNH 4 Rensselaer 1 W3-5-74 (H) Rensselaer 7 UNH 6 OT L1-14-75 (H) Rensselaer 10 UNH 4 L2-27-75 (A) Rensselaer 4 UNH 3 OT L1-2-76 (N) UNH 9 UNH 4 W1-17-76 (H) UNH 5 Rensselaer 4 OT W3-2-76 (A) UNH 9 Rensselaer 7 W12-1-76 (H) UNH 6 Rensselaer 5 W1-29-77 (A) Rensselaer 4 UNH 3 OT L12-1-77 (H) Rensselaer 6 UNH 5 L2-25-78 (A) Rensselaer 6 UNH 5 OT L12-2-78 (H) Rensselaer 12 UNH 8 L1-20-79 (A) Rensselaer 9 UNH 5 L12-5-79 (H) UNH 5 Rensselaer 4 W1-19-80 (A) UNH 3 Rensselaer 2 OT W12-2-80 (H) Rensselaer 8 UNH 6 L1-17-81 (A) Rensselaer 7 UNH 5 L1-16-82 (H) UNH 5 Rensselaer 3 W1-15-83 (A) Rensselaer 10 UNH 9 OT L1-14-84 (H) UNH 2 Rensselaer 1 W11-4-89 (A) Rensselaer 5 UNH 4 L12-9-89 (H) UNH 5 Rensselaer 1 W





12-7-91 (H) UNH 4 Rensselaer 3 W1-7-92 (A) Rensselaer 5 UNH 3 L1-2-93 (H) UNH 4 Rensselaer 3 W11-16-93 (A) UNH 6 Rensselaer 3 W3-25-94 (N) UNH 2 Rensselaer 0 W10-31-97 (A) UNH 5 Rensselaer 4 W12-21-98 (N) UNH 9 Rensselaer 3 W10-29-99 (H) Rensselaer 6 UNH 0 L10-20-01 (A) Rensselaer 6 UNH 4 L11-29-03 (H) UNH 4 Rensselaer 3 W10-17-08 (H) UNH 1 Rensselaer 0 W

vs.VERMONT(66-16-3)12-14-63 (H) UNH 5 Vermont 3 W12-28-63 (A) UNH 6 Vermont 3 W2-8-64 (A) UNH 4 Vermont 1 W12-12-64 (A) UNH 3 Vermont 2 W12-30-64 (A) UNH 11 Vermont 2 W3-6-65 (H) UNH 5 Vermont 4 OT W12-1-65 (A) UNH 7 Vermont 3 W12-29-65 (H) UNH 8 Vermont 1 W2-10-66 (H) Vermont 3 UNH 2 OT L12-27-66 (H) UNH 6 Vermont 1 W1-14-67 (H) UNH 3 Vermont 2 W2-11-67 (A) UNH 7 Vermont 4 W12-28-67 (A) UNH 8 Vermont 1 W1-6-68 (A) UNH 5 Vermont 0 W3-2-68 (H) UNH 12 Vermont 2 W12-28-68 (A) UNH 8 Vermont 1 W1-11-69 (H) UNH 5 Vermont 2 W2-7-69 (A) UNH 8 Vermont 0 W1-10-70 (H) UNH 6 Vermont 3 W2-4-70 (A) Vermont 6 UNH 3 L1-9-71 (H) UNH 6 Vermont 0 W2-3-71 (A) UNH 6 Vermont 3 W2-2-72 (A) Vermont 6 UNH 1 L12-7-72 (H) UNH 4 Vermont 2 W1-30-74 (A) UNH 6 Vermont 4 W1-29-75 (A) Vermont 8 UNH 7 L2-25-75 (H) Vermont 4 UNH 3 OT L1-10-76 (N) UNH 5 Vermont 3 W1-28-76 (H) UNH 6 Vermont 3 W2-25-76 (A) UNH 4 Vermont 1 W1-22-77 (H) UNH 6 Vermont 5 W2-22-77 (A) UNH 6 Vermont 2 W1-21-78 (A) UNH 7 Vermont 5 W2-23-78 (H) UNH 4 Vermont 2 W1-27-79 (H) UNH 10 Vermont 4 W2-20-79 (A) UNH 6 Vermont 2 W1-26-80 (H) UNH 9 Vermont 2 W2-19-80 (A) Vermont 8 UNH 2 L1-24-81 (A) UNH 6 Vermont 4 W2-17-81 (H) UNH 9 Vermont 1 W12-31-81 (N) Vermont 8 UNH 4 L1-22-82 (H) UNH 4 Vermont 3 W2-16-82 (A) UNH 8 Vermont 4 W1-22-83 (A) UNH 9 Vermont 1 W2-19-83 (H) UNH 3 Vermont 0 W12-30-83 (N) UNH 4 Vermont 1 W2-1-84 (H) UNH 7 Vermont 6 OT W2-19-84 (A) UNH 5 Vermont 4 W12-30-84 (N) UNH 11 Vermont 4 W12-30-86 (N) UNH 3 Vermont 2 OT W2-10-87 (A) Vermont 5 UNH 2 L2-16-88 (H) UNH 4 Vermont 4 OT T10-29-88 (A) Vermont 5 UNH 2 L12-31-88 (N) Vermont 7 UNH 4 L10-28-89 (H) UNH 5 Vermont 3 W10-26-90 (A) UNH 5 Vermont 4 W12-30-90 (A) UNH 7 Vermont 6 OT W10-26-91 (H) UNH 3 Vermont 1 W10-24-92 (A) UNH 4 Vermont 1 W12-30-92 (H) UNH 4 Vermont 1 W11-30-93 (H) UNH 5 Vermont 4 W10-21-94 (A) Vermont 6 UNH 2 L10-21-95 (A) Vermont 7 UNH 4 L10-19-96 (H) Vermont 5 UNH 1 L11-29-96 (A) UNH 8 Vermont 6 W10-18-97 (H) UNH 5 Vermont 1 W10-17-98 (A) UNH 4 Vermont 3 W10-16-99 (H) UNH 7 Vermont 4 W10-14-00 (A) UNH 5 Vermont 4 OT W

All-Time vs. 2009-10 Opponents 10-13-01 (H) UNH 7 Vermont 1 W

10-12-02 (A) UNH 10 Vermont 0 W10-11-03 (H) UNH 3 Vermont 0 W11-27-04 (A) Vermont 5 UNH 4 L12-2-05 (A) UNH 3 Vermont 3 OT T1-6-06 (H) UNH 2 Vermont 1 W1-7-06 (H) UNH 2 Vermont 2 OT T12-3-06 (H) UNH 4 Vermont 1 W1-5-07 (A) UNH 7 Vermont 1 W1-6-07 (A) UNH 2 Vermont 1 W2-1-08 (A) UNH 5 Vermont 1 W3-7-08 (H) UNH 3 Vermont 1 W3-8-08 (H) Vermont 4 UNH 3 L1-30-09 (H) UNH 3 Vermont 2 W3-6-09 (A) Vermont 6 UNH 4 L3-7-09 (H) UNH 6 Vermont 5 OT W

vs.WISCONSIN(3-14-0) 3-25-77 (N) Wisconsin 4 UNH 3 OT L 12-29-78 (A) Wisconsin 4 UNH 3 OT L 12-30-78 (A) Wisconsin 7 UNH 3 L 3-26-82 (N) Wisconsin 5 UNH 0 L 1-25-85 (H) Wisconsin 8 UNH 6 L 1-26-85 (H) Wisconsin 10 UNH 5 L 11-29-85 (A) Wisconsin 7 UNH 3 L 11-30-85 (A) Wisconsin 7 UNH 4 L 11-30-86 (A) Wisconsin 6 UNH 4 L 1-15-88 (H) Wisconsin 3 UNH 2 OT L 1-8-89 (A) Wisconsin 3 UNH 0 L 11-10-89 (A) Wisconsin 8 UNH 1 L 11-11-89 (A) Wisconsin 7 UNH 3 L 3-26-92 (N) Wisconsin 4 UNH 2 L 12-27-96 (H) UNH 9 Wisconsin 7 W3-28-98 (N) UNH 7 Wisconsin 4 W10-11-08 (H) UNH 5 Wisconsin 1 W



ANNUAL RESULTS

A N D Y B R I C K L E Y ‘ 8 2F I R S T T E A M A L L - A M E R I C A N I N 1 9 8 2 w / 5 3 P O I N T S ( 2 6 G , 2 7 A ) P L A Y E D F O R F I V E N H L T E A M S I N C L U D I N G T H E B O S T O N B R U I N S




Legend:• - Hockey East/ECAC game(HE) - Hockey East Playoffs(ECAC) - ECAC Playoffs(NCAA) - NCAA Playoffs

1924-25 (2-2)Coach: Hank SwaseyCapt.: William SaywardDate Site UNH OPP1-19 (A) 2 Bates 1 W1-20 (A) 5 Colby 0 W1-21 (A) 1 St. Dominique Club 5 L2-5 (A) 1 Boston U. 5 L

1925-26 (1-3)Coach: Ernest ChristensenCapt.: Frederic FudgeDate Site UNH OPP1-28 (A) 1 St. Jean Club 4 L1-29 (A) 0 St. Dominique Club 11 L2-6 (H) 4 COLBY 2 W2-13 (H) 1 MASSACHUSETTS 3 L

1926-27 (6-0)Coach: Ernest ChristensenCapt.: Warren PercivalDate Site UNH OPP1-8 (H) 4 BATES 1 W1-12 (H) 4 BOWDOIN 1 W2-5 (H) 3 SPRINGFIELD 1 W2-9 (A) 2 Springfield 1 W2-11 (A) 4 Brown 2 W2-12 (A) 5 Providence 1 W

1927-28 (7-1-1)Coach: Ernest ChristensenCapt.: Roland ChandlerDate Site UNH OPP1-19 (A) 5 Colby 2 W1-20 (A) 5 Bates 3 W1-21 (A) 2 Bowdoin 1 W1-24 (A) 2 Yale 11 L1-25 (A) 3 Brown 2 W1-27 (H) 4 MASSACHUSETTS 2 W2-3 (A) 5 Springfield 3 W2-22 (H) 6 MIT 1 W2-22 (H) 1 MIT 1 OT T

1928-29 (6-4-1)Coach: Ernest ChristensenCapt.: Alvin ReinhartDate Site UNH OPP1-5 (H) 1 MIT 5 L1-9 (H) 2 BROWN 1 W1-12 (H) 2 BOWDOIN 0 W1-16 (H) 8 CONNECTICUT 1 W1-25 (A) 1 Brown 4 L1-26 (A) 5 ARMY 1 W1-29 (A) 1 Bates 0 W2-1 (A) 0 Amherst 0 OT T2-2 (A) 1 Mass Amherst 0 W2-16 (H) 1 BOSTON U. 5 L2-23 (H) 1 BATES 3 L

1929-30 (3-8-2)Coach: Ernest ChristensenCapt.: Donald McFarlandDate Site UNH OPP1-11 (H) 2 BATES 3 L1-16 (A) 3 Pennsylvania 1 W1-18 (A) 0 Yale JVs 7 L1-22 (H) 1 BROWN 3 L1-24 (H) 1 MASSACHUSETTS 2 OT L1-25 (A) 4 Brown 4 OT T1-29 (H) 2 BOSTON U. 2 T2-1 (A) 0 Bates 2 L2-5 (H) 1 MIT 2 OT L2-8 (H) 2 Amherst 0 W2-15 (H) 4 ARMY 2 W2-19 (A) 2 Harvard JVs 5 L

2-26 (A) 0 Boston U. 9 L

1930-31 (7-5)Coach: Ernest ChristensenCapt.: George ColburnDate Site UNH OPP1-4 (H) 3 BOWDOIN 1 W1-10 (H) 2 NORTHEASTERN 1 W1-15 (H) 6 BATES 0 W1-17 (A) 1 Brown 2 L1-21 (H) 5 COLBY 2 W1-23 (A) 2 Massachusetts 3 L1-24 (A) 4 Amherst* 2 2OT W2-5 (A) 4 Princeton 5 L2-7 (A) 2 Army 0 W2-18 (A) 2 Bates 0 W2-27 (A) 1 Boston U. 3 L3-4 (A) 2 Northeastern 3 L

1931-32 (0-8)Coach: Ernest ChristensenCapt.: David WarkDate Site UNH OPP1-23 (A) 1 Brown 2 L2-3 (H) 1 BATES 2 OT L2-5 (H) 2 COLBY 3 L2-9 (A) 2 Northeastern 6 L2-15 (H) 3 MIT 4 L2-17 (A) 3 Bates 4 OT L2-20 (H) 0 BOWDOIN 5 L2-24 (A) 1 Boston U. 8 L

1932-33 (1-6)Coach: Ernest ChristensenCapt.: Theodore NowakDate Site UNH OPP1-13 (A) 0 Brown 3 L1-15 (H) 0 BOWDOIN 1 L1-21 (A) 2 Mass Amherst 1 W1-28 (H) 1 BATES 4 L2-4 (A) 3 Army 4 L2-8 (A) 0 Northeastern 6 L2-24 (A) 1 Boston U. 6 L

1933-34 (5-6-1)Coach: Ernest ChristensenCapt.: George BachellerDate Site UNH OPP1-16 (A) 2 Bowdoin 5 L1-17 (H) 1 NORTHEASTERN 7 L1-22 (A) 1 Brown 5 L1-24 (H) 6 MASSACHUSETTS 1 W1-27 (H) 4 ST. ANSELM 3 W1-29 (H) 0 MIT 2 L1-31 (H) 12 ST. MICHAEL’S 3 W2-3 (A) 3 ARMY* 0 OT W2-6 (H) 1 BOSTON U. 0 W2-12 (A) 2 Northeastern 6 L2-15 (H) 2 BOWDOIN 2 T2-23 (A) 0 Boston U. 6 L* - team scored 3 goals in 10 minute overtime

1934-35 (6-4-2)Coach: Ernest ChristensenCapts.: Charles Grocott, James SteffyDate Site UNH OPP1-5 (H) 2 BOWDOIN 1 W1-12 (A) 3 Bates 2 W1-16 (H) 8 BATES 1 W1-18 (A) 3 Massachusetts 3 T1-19 (A) 1 Williams 3 L1-21 (A) 0 Brown 2 L1-26 (H) 3 ST. ANSELM 3 OT T1-31 (A) 3 Northeastern 7 L2-5 (H) 5 MIT 1 W2-7 (A) 3 Bowdoin 2 2OT W2-8 (H) 6 NORTHEASTERN 5 2OT W2-13 (H) 1 BOSTON U. 3 L

1935-36 (7-6)Coach: Ernest ChristensenCapts.: Fred SchipperDate Site UNH OPP1-7 (H) 3 MASSACHUSETTS 0 W1-14 (A) 3 Brown 6 L1-18 (A) 8 Army* 4 OT W1-28 (A) 2 Boston U. 6 L1-30 (H) 12 ST. ANSELM 0 W2-1 (H) 4 MIT 1 W2-4 (A) 3 Northeastern 4 L2-6 (A) 4 Bowdoin 0 W2-7 (A) 4 COLBY 5 L2-10 (H) 6 NORTHEASTERN 2 W2-12 (H) 3 BOSTON U. 7 L2-15 (H) 5 BOWDOIN 0 W2-19 (A) 1 Dartmouth 4 L* - team scored 4 goals in 10 minute overtime

1936-37 (3-5)Coach: Carl LundholmCapts.: William Facey, Herbert MerrillDate Site UNH OPP1-5 (A) 1 Boston U. 3 L1-16 (A) 2 Army 1 W2-2 (H) 1 MIDDLEBURY 2 L2-4 (H) 8 NORTHEASTERN 3 W2-5 (H) 5 BOSTON U. 3 W2-6 (H) 1 Boston College 7 L2-9 (A) 2 Northeastern 9 L2-17 (A) 1 Williams 6 L

1937-38 (6-3-1)Coach: Ernest ChristensenCapt.: Russell MartinDate Site UNH OPP1-5 (H) 6 MASSACHUSETTS 4 W1-8 (H) 8 BOWDOIN 2 W1-11 (H) 7 BOSTON U. 7 OT T1-13 (H) 4 BOSTON COL. 3 W1-15 (H) 6 WILLIAMS 7 L2-11 (A) 5 Bowdoin 4 W2-12 (H) 19 ST. ANSELM 2 W2-15 (A) 3 Boston U. 7 L2-22 (A) 10 Northeastern 3 W2-25 (A) 1 MIT 2 L

1938-39 (5-4)Coach: George ThurstonCapts.: Maurice Fournier, Raymond PattenDate Site UNH OPP1-12 (A) 5 MIT 2 W1-13 (H) 11 MIDDLEBURY 0 W1-16 (A) 1 Bowdoin 0 W1-31 (A) 3 Boston College 6 L2-4 (H) 3 NORTHEASTERN 5 L2-9 (H) 4 MIT 2 W2-11 (A) 2 Army 1 W2-21 (A) 3 Boston U. 5 L2-28 (A) 4 Northeastern 5 L

1939-40 (1-9)Coach: Anthony DougalCapt.: Warren DavisonDate Site UNH OPP1-3 (H) 3 NORTHEASTERN 4 L1-9 (H) 1 BOSTON U. 9 L1-11 (H) 3 COLBY 4 L1-19 (H) 2 MIT 4 L2-2 (H) 1 BOSTON COL. 6 L2-6 (A) 2 Northeastern 3 L2-13 (A) 2 Boston College 10 L2-15 (A) 5 Middlebury 2 W2-20 (A) 2 MIT 4 L2-27 (A) 1 Boston U. 5 L



1940-41 (5-7)Coach: Anthony DougalCapt.: Jack WentzellDate Site UNH OPP1-6 (H) 5 MIDDLEBURY 1 W1-8 (H) 5 BOSTON U. 8 L1-10 (H) 1 COLBY 6 L1-11 (H) 5 BOWDOIN 2 W1-15 (H) 1 BOSTON COL. 11 L1-21 (A) 2 Boston College 13 L1-23 (H) 7 MIT 3 W1-25 (H) 10 SPRINGFIELD 0 W2-10 (A) 4 Colby 6 L2-11 (A) 2 Bowdoin 0 W2-14 (A) 4 Northeastern 7 L3-1 (A) 2 Boston U. 6 L

1941-42 (4-10)Coach: Anthony DougalCapt.: Paul NugentDate Site UNH OPP12-26 (N) 8 Union# 0 W12-27 (N) 1 Williams# 3 L12-29 (N) 5 Cornell# 8 L1-6 (A) 3 Boston U.* 5 OT L1-8 (H) 5 BOSTON COLLEGE 7 L1-10 (H) 3 MIT 2 OT W1-13 (H) 2 COLBY 8 L1-14 (A) 1 Dartmouth 7 L1-16 (A) 11 Bowdoin 4 W1-17 (H) 1 NORTHEASTERN 8 L2-10 (A) 1 Colby 9 L2-13 (H) 5 BOSTON U. 4 W2-19 (H) 3 BOWDOIN 4 L2-21 (A) 4 Northeastern 9 L# - Lake Placid Tournament, Lake Placid, N.Y.* - BU scores 2 goals in 10 minute overtime

1942-43 (1-1)Coach: Anthony DougalCapt.: NADate Site UNH OPP1-5 (A) 6 Tufts 5 W1-12 (A) 2 Harvard 13 L

1946-47 (4-1)Coach: Anthony DougalCapt.: Donald PerkinsDate Site UNH OPP1-13 (A) 5 Bowdoin 3 W1-18 (H) 6 DEVENS 3 W1-23 (H) 8 SUFFOLK 5 W2-10 (A) 5 Colby 3 W2-12 (H) 4 TUFTS 5 OT L

1947-48 (4-9)Coach: Joseph PetroskiCapt.: William ForbesDate Site UNH OPP1-7 (A) 2 Army 7 L1-10 (H) 4 NORTHEASTERN 5 L1-12 (H) 6 COLBY 4 W1-14 (A) 5 Bowdoin 6 L1-17 (H) 2 MIT 8 L1-20 (H) 12 MASS AMHERST 0 W1-24 (H) 4 BOSTON U. 6 L1-26 (A) 8 Northeastern 5 W1-27 (A) 1 Boston U. 4 L1-28 (H) 7 NORWICH 5 W2-10 (A) 3 MIT 4 L2-16 (A) 2 Boston College 9 L2-18 (A) 2 Brown 4 L

1948-49 (0-3)Coach: Joseph PetroskiCapt.: Robert KeithDate Site UNH OPP1-15 (A) 3 Army 4 L2-9 (A) 4 Bowdoin 6 L2-14 (A) 4 Northeastern 13 L2-16 (A) 5 Boston College 9 L

1949-50 (0-4)Coach: Joseph PetroskiCapt.: George SleethDate Site UNH OPP1-9 (A) 2 Tufts 9 L1-20 (H) 4 MASSACHUSETTS 5 L1-21 (H) 2 TUFTS 5 L2-16 (A) 0 Bowdoin 9 L

1950-51 (5-4)Coach: Joseph PetroskiCapt.: Walter FournierDate Site UNH OPP1-9 (A) 5 Colby 7 L1-11 (H) 2 Norwich 5 L1-13 (H) 2 MIT 1 W1-16 (H) 9 BOWDOIN 4 W2-5 (H) 7 MASSACHUSETTS 3 W2-8 (A) 0 Bowdoin 3 L2-10 (H) 2 AIC 7 L2-15 (A) 4 Tufts* 3 OT W2-20 (A) 13 Norwich 1 W* - teams played full 20-minute overtime

1951-52 (5-5)Coach: Horace “Pepper” MartinCapts.: George Healy, John SimpsonDate Site UNH OPP1-5 (A) 2 Tufts 12 L1-7 (A) 7 Suffolk 4 W1-10 (H) 1 NORWICH 2 L1-16 (A) 10 MIT 2 W1-17 (H) 6 COLBY 2 W1-19 (H) 6 TUFTS 2 W2-13 (H) 5 MIT 2 W2-15 (A) 3 Colby 6 L2-16 (A) 1 Bowdoin 2 L2-20 (A) 2 Norwich 7 L

1952-53 (3-6)Coach: Horace “Pepper” MartinCapts.: Robert Houley, Willard PaysonDate Site UNH OPP1-12 (A) 3 Colby 2 W1-15 (A) 3 Tufts 11 L1-16 (H) 0 AIC 2 L2-6 (H) 2 TUFTS 6 L2-11 (H) 3 NORWICH 4 L2-12 (H) 7 COLBY 6 W2-14 (A) 8 Bowdoin 4 W2-16 (A) 0 Middlebury 7 L2-17 (A) 1 Norwich 7 L

1953-54 (2-5-1)Coach: Horace “Pepper” MartinCapt.: William JohnstonDate Site UNH OPP1-13 (H) 5 BOWDOIN 7 L1-15 (H) 3 MIT 5 L2-6 (A) 2 Army 8 L2-9 (A) 4 Norwich 9 L2-11 (H) 4 TUFTS 6 L2-12 (A) 6 Bowdoin 6 T2-15 (A) 5 Tufts 3 W2-17 (A) 6 MIT 1 W

1954-55 (5-8)Coach: Horace “Pepper” MartinCapts.: Monty Childs, William JohnstonDate Site UNH OPP1-8 (A) 9 Colby 1 W1-10 (A) 4 Tufts 5 L2-2 (A) 2 Army 3 L2-3 (A) 2 AIC 11 L2-5 (H) 8 COLBY 0 W2-7 (A) 3 Norwich 9 L2-10 (H) 6 BOWDOIN 3 W2-12 (H) 3 TUFTS 9 L2-15 (A) 2 MIT 3 L2-19 (H) 6 MASSACHUSETTS 5 W2-24 (H) 7 BOWDOIN 3 W

2-26 (H) 2 NORWICH 7 L3-4 (H) 5 MIT 6 L

1955-56 (3-11)Coach: Horace “Pepper” MartinCapt.: Ed GithensDate Site UNH OPP12-14 (A) 3 MIT 5 L1-6 (H) 6 NORWICH 5 W1-9 (A) 2 Tufts 12 L1-13 (A) 1 Bowdoin 3 L1-20 (H) 3 HOLY CROSS 6 L2-8 (A) 3 Colby 2 OT W2-9 (H) 6 BOWDOIN 3 W2-15 (A) 2 Army 10 L2-16 (A) 4 Amherst 6 L2-21 (H) 1 NORTHEASTERN 5 L2-23 (A) 2 Massachusetts 6 L2-28 (A) 3 Norwich 11 L2-29 (H) 1 COLBY 3 L3-3 (H) 2 MIT 3 L

1956-57 (7-7-1)Coach: Horace “Pepper” MartinCapt.: Douglas CowieDate Site UNH OPP12-8 (H) 3 NORWICH 4 L12-12 (A) 5 MIT 2 W12-18 (H) 0 TUFTS 4 L1-8 (H) 3 COLBY 8 L1-9 (H) 8 BOWDOIN 4 W1-12 (H) 4 MASSACHUSETTS 3 OT W2-1 (A) 6 Massachusetts 3 W2-2 (A) 1 Army 9 L2-6 (H) 2 AMHERST 7 L2-12 (A) 2 Colby 4 L 2-15 (H) 7 BOWDOIN 2 W2-19 (A) 4 Northeastern 4 OT T2-21 (A) 1 Norwich 6 L2-26 (A) 6 Holy Cross 0 W3-1 (H) 5 MIT 2 W

1957-58 (13-3)Coach: Horace “Pepper” MartinCapts.: Douglas Cowie, Leo KravchukDate Site UNH OPP12-14 (H) 8 HOLY CROSS 0 W12-17 (H) 9 MIT 2 W12-18 (A) 3 Tufts 6 L1-11 (A) 6 Massachusetts 3 W1-14 (A) 4 Norwich 1 W1-17 (A) 5 Colby 4 OT W1-21 (H) 2 AIC 3 L2-15 (H) 5 TUFTS 4 W2-17 (A) 8 Bowdoin 2 W2-18 (H) 6 NORWICH 3 W2-19 (H) 4 COLBY 2 W2-21 (H) 4 MASSACHUSETTS 1 W2-24 (H) 11 BOWDOIN 0 W2-25 (A) 8 MIT 2 W2-28 (A) 1 Army 6 L3-3 (H) 5 NORTHEASTERN 3 W




1958-59 (14-5)Coach: Horace “Pepper” MartinCapts.: Albert Brodeur, Sylvester CleggDate Site UNH OPP12-16 (A) 10 MIT 0 W12-17 (H) 6 TUFTS 2 W1-1 (N) 4 Hamilton# 8 L1-2 (A) 10 Cornell 0 W1-3 (N) 4 Williams# 1 W1-7 (H) 4 BOWDOIN 0 W1-8 (A) 0 Colby 6 L1-10 (H) 4 MASSACHUSETTS 2 W1-13 (A) 4 Northeastern 2 W1-17 (H) 5 AIC 1 W1-20 (H) 2 NORWICH 4 L2-12 (A) 4 Bowdoin 2 W2-13 (A) 3 Tufts 4 L2-14 (H) 16 MIT 2 W2-20 (A) 8 Massachusetts 3 W2-21 (A) 1 Army 3 L2-25 (A) 5 Norwich 2 W2-28 (A) 6 Amherst 5 OT W3-4 (H) 3 PROVIDENCE 2 W# - Cornell Invitational at Ithaca, N.Y.

1959-60 (11-8)Coach: Horace “Pepper” MartinCapts.: George Frigard, Raymond MarchDate Site UNH OPP12-15 (H) 14 MIT 2 W12-16 (A) 5 Tufts 4 W12-21 (N) 4 Williams# 1 W12-22 (N) 2 Hamilton# 6 L12-23 (A) 4 Bowdoin# 5 OT L1-6 (A) 2 Bowdoin 3 L1-9 (H) 6 MASSACHUSETTS 0 W1-12 (H) 4 NORTHEASTERN 5 L1-13 (A) 1 Colby 4 L1-16 (H) 3 MERRIMACK 2 W1-19 (A) 1 Norwich 4 L2-10 (H) 4 BOWDOIN 2 W2-12 (H) 4 TUFTS 1 W2-13 (A) 8 MIT 4 W2-17 (H) 1 COLBY 8 L2-19 (H) 1 ARMY 8 L2-23 (H) 6 NORWICH 4 W2-27 (A) 5 Massachusetts 2 W3-2 (H) 4 AMHERST 1 W#- Bowdoin Invitational Hockey Tournament at Brunswick, Maine

1960-61 (3-11)Coach: Horace “Pepper” MartinCapt.: Rod BlackburnDate Site UNH OPP1-7 (A) 3 Massachusetts 4 L1-10 (A) 0 Northeastern 2 L1-13 (H) 5 NORWICH 4 W1-17 (A) 3 Norwich 4 L1-20 (A) 0 Army 5 L1-21 (A) 2 Williams 6 L2-8 (A) 1 Bowdoin 10 L2-9 (H) 3 Colby 7 L2-11 (H) 10 CONNECTICUT 4 W2-15 (H) 0 BOWDOIN 6 L2-17 (H) 2 MERRIMACK 3 L2-18 (A) 3 Colby 7 L2-22 (A) 3 Providence 10 L3-1 (A) 6 Amherst 2 W

1961-62 (10-7-1)Coach: Horace “Pepper” MartinCapts.: Ken McKinnon, Ed Mullen, Sam NicholsDate Site UNH OPP12-8 (H) 3 SIR GEO. WILLIAMS 3 OT T12-14 (H) 1 NORTHEASTERN 0 W12-15 (H) 4 MIT 0 W12-18 (N) 4 Williams# 6 L12-19 (N) 14 Massachusetts# 2 W12-20 (N) 6 Norwich# 3 W1-9 (H) 13 CONNECTICUT 0 W

1-16 (A) 3 Bowdoin 5 L1-18 (H) 7 NORWICH 4 W2-7 (H) 13 AMHERST 0 W2-10 (A) 0 Colby 5 L2-15 (A) 7 Norwich 3 W2-17 (H) 8 MASSACHUSETTS 4 W2-21 (H) 1 PROVIDENCE 7 L2-23 (A) 9 Massachusetts 4 W2-24 (A) 3 Army 5 L2-28 (A) 6 Dartmouth 7 L3-1 (H) 0 COLBY 5 L# - Brown Invitational at Providence, R.I.

1962-63 (10-10)Coach: A. Barr “Whoop” SnivelyCapt.: Dick LamontagneDate Site UNH OPP12-7 (H) 8 SIR GEO. WILLIAMS 7 W12-11 (A) 16 MIT 0 W12-15 (H) 3 MERRIMACK 2 W12-17 (A) 4 Northeastern 8 L12-20 (N) 3 Bowdoin# 7 L12-21 (N) 1 Colgate# 7 L12-22 (N) 11 Hamilton# 2 W1-5 (A) 2 Providence 4 L1-9 (A) 7 Middlebury 6 W1-15 (A) 7 Bowdoin 6 OT W1-19 (H) 5 NORWICH 6 L1-23 (H) 2 DARTMOUTH 3 L1-25 (H) 8 WILLIAMS 3 W1-26 (A) 4 Colby 1 W2-8 (A) 2 Army 3 OT L2-13 (A) 6 Amherst 0 W2-15 (A) 2 Massachusetts 3 L2-18 (H) 13 BOWDOIN 6 W2-23 (H) 1 MASSACHUSETTS 4 L2-26 (A) 4 Norwich 9 L# - Brown Invitational at Providence, R.I.

1963-64 (13-12)Coach: A. Barr “Whoop” SnivelyCapt.: Clarence “Buzz” LittellDate Site UNH OPP12-12 (A) 6 Norwich 3 W12-14 (H) 5 VERMONT 3 W12-17 (H) 8 AIC 7 W12-20 (A) 3 Merrimack 5 L12-27 (N) 6 Massachusetts# 0 W12-28 (A) 6 Vermont# 3 W1-7 (A) 2 Dartmouth 3 OT L1-8 (H) 1 BOWDOIN 2 L1-11 (H) 5 COLBY 7 L1-14 (H) 3 NORTHEASTERN 4 L1-27 (A) 1 Army 6 L1-28 (A) 2 Clarkson 14 L1-31 (A) 5 St. Lawrence 4 OT W2-1 (A) 2 Colgate 9 L2-7 (A) 1 Rensselaer 10 L2-8 (A) 4 Vermont 1 W2-12 (H) 3 AMHERST 2 W2-14 (H) 7 MIDDLEBURY 2 W2-15 (A) 6 Massachusetts 5 W2-18 (A) 4 Bowdoin 3 W2-20 (A) 1 Colby 5 L2-22 (H) 2 MASSACHUSETTS 1 W2-25 (H) 0 NORWICH 3 L2-28 (H) 1 PROVIDENCE 6 L2-29 (A) 5 Williams 4 OT W# - Yankee Conference Tournament at Burlington, Vt.

1964-65 (6-14, 6-9 ECAC II)Coach: Rube BjorkmanCapt.: John GildayDate Site UNH OPP12-9 (A) 1 Colby• 3 L12-12 (A) 3 Vermont• 2 W12-17 (A) 1 AIC• 4 L12-29 (N) 12 Connecticut#• 1 W12-30 (A) 11 Vermont#• 2 W1-6 (A) 6 Dartmouth 7 OT L1-9 (A) 3 Merrimack• 4 OT L

1-12 (A) 2 Norwich• 4 L1-16 (A) 0 Colby• 1 L1-21 (A) 3 Providence 13 L2-8 (A) 1 Army 6 L2-13 (H) 3 NORWICH+• 4 OT L2-16 (A) 3 Bowdoin• 4 OT L2-19 (A) 2 Northeastern 5 L2-20 (H) 5 Massachusetts• 1 W2-24 (H) 6 BOWDOIN• 3 W2-26 (A) 4 Middlebury• 5 L2-27 (H) 5 WILLIAMS• 9 L3-3 (A) 0 Boston U. 8 L3-6 (H) 5 VERMONT• 4 OT W# - Yankee Conference Tournament at Burlington, Vt.+ - first game in Snively Arena

1965-66 (11-12, 11-5 ECAC II)Coach: Rube BjorkmanCapt.: Brad HoustonDate Site UNH OPP12-1 (A) 7 Vermont• 3 W12-7 (N) 1 Dartmouth* 10 L12-9 (H) 2 BOSTON U. 4 L12-11 (A) 4 Colby• 5 L12-14 (H) 0 PROVIDENCE 6 L12-16 (H) 5 MERRIMACK• 4 OT W12-28 (H) 14 MASSACHUSETTS#• 1 W12-29 (H) 8 VERMONT#• 1 W1-8 (A) 5 Harvard 9 L1-11 (H) 12 NORWICH• 3 W1-14 (A) 4 Williams• 5 L1-18 (H) 15 CONNECTICUT• 1 W1-22 (H) 6 COLBY• 5 W2-8 (A) 0 Army 6 L2-10 (H) 2 VERMONT• 3 OT L2-12 (H) 3 MIDDLEBURY• 1 W2-16 (H) 1 NORTHEASTERN 5 L2-19 (A) 6 Massachusetts• 5 OT W2-23 (A) 4 Norwich• 5 L2-26 (H) 5 BOWDOIN• 2 W3-1 (H) 2 AIC• 4 L3-4 (A) 5 Bowdoin• 4 W3-9 (A) 1 Colby (ECAC II) 2 L# - Yankee Conference Tournament at Durham, N.H.* - at Concord, N.H.

1966-67 (18-7, 5-4 ECAC)Coach: Rube BjorkmanCapt.: Robert WalshDate Site UNH OPP11-26 (A) 1 Yale• 3 L12-1 (A) 3 Middlebury 1 W12-3 (H) 2 HARVARD• 6 L12-8 (H) 7 NORWICH 2 W12-10 (H) 5 COLBY 2 W12-14 (A) 4 Northeastern• 1 W12-27 (H) 6 VERMONT# 1 W12-28 (H) 8 MASSACHUSETTS# 0 W1-4 (H) 4 DARTMOUTH• 1 W1-5 (A) 6 Norwich 5 W1-7 (A) 3 Colby 4 L1-10 (A) 3 Merrimack 2 W1-14 (H) 3 VERMONT 2 W1-21 (A) 18 Connecticut 0 W1-27 (A) 4 AIC 5 L2-6 (A) 5 Army• 4 OT W2-7 (A) 0 St. Lawrence• 3 L2-11 (A) 7 Vermont 4 W2-15 (A) 3 Bowdoin 2 W2-17 (H) 5 COLGATE• 3 W2-18 (H) 8 MASSACHUSETTS 0 W2-20 (A) 6 Providence• 5 OT W2-25 (H) 3 WILLIAMS 4 L3-1 (H) 8 BOWDOIN 3 W3-3 (A) 5 Colgate• 6 L#- Yankee Conference Tournament at Durham, N.H.



1967-68 (22-7, 7-6 ECAC)Coach: Rube BjorkmanCapt.: Graham BruderDate Site UNH OPP11-25 (A) 2 Yale• 3 L11-29 (H) 4 COLGATE• 2 W12-1 (A) 3 Boston U.• 7 L12-7 (H) 6 BOWDOIN 1 W12-9 (A) 7 Colby 4 W12-12 (H) 12 CONNECTICUT 1 W12-15 (A) 4 Clarkson• 9 L12-16 (A) 1 Colgate• 4 L12-20 (N) 1 Michigan Tech+ 5 L12-21 (N) 4 Western Ontario+ 0 W12-27 (N) 8 Massachusetts# 1 W12-28 (A) 8 Vermont# 1 W1-4 (H) 10 NORWICH 2 W1-6 (A) 5 Vermont 0 W1-11 (H) 5 PROVIDENCE• 1 W1-13 (H) 4 COLBY 3 OT W1-17 (H) 2 BOSTON U.• 1 W1-19 (H) 4 NORTHEASTERN• 3 W2-6 (A) 9 Williams 0 W2-7 (H) 5 MERRIMACK 4 W2-10 (H) 9 ARMY• 2 W2-13 (A) 10 Norwich 1 W2-16 (H) 1 ST. LAWRENCE• 5 L2-17 (H) 1 RENSSELAER• 4 L2-21 (H) 5 MIDDLEBURY 2 W2-24 (A) 6 Boston College• 4 W2-28 (A) 7 Dartmouth• 5 W3-1 (A) 4 Massachusetts 0 W3-2 (H) 12 VERMONT 2 W+ - Great Lakes Invitational at Detroit, Mich.# - Yankee Conference Tournament at Burlington, Vt.

1968-69 (22-6-1, 10-5-1 ECAC)Coach: Charlie HoltCapt.: Graham BruderDate Site UNH OPP11-30 (A) 7 Merrimack 3 W12-4 (H) 10 DARTMOUTH• 2 W12-7 (H) 6 BOSTON U.• 3 W12-10 (H) 4 NORWICH 3 OT W12-13 (A) 5 Middlebury 1 W12-14 (A) 5 St. Lawrence• 4 W12-16 (A) 11 Connecticut 0 W12-20 (N) 1 Cornell+• 8 L12-21 (N) 4 Princeton+• 1 W12-27 (N) 9 Connecticut# 0 W12-28 (A) 8 Vermont# 1 W1-4 (A) 1 Boston U.• 2 OT L1-7 (H) 9 WILLIAMS 2 W1-11 (H) 5 VERMONT 2 W1-14 (H) 7 NORTHEASTERN• 4 W1-15 (A) 7 Bowdoin 3 W1-17 (H) 2 COLGATE• 6 L2-5 (H) 4 PROVIDENCE• 3 OT W2-7 (A) 8 Vermont 0 W2-8 (A) 4 Rensselaer• 1 W2-12 (H) 4 CLARKSON• 4 OT T2-14 (H) 2 BOSTON COLLEGE• 3 L2-15 (A) 1 Harvard• 7 L2-19 (A) 7 Colgate• 3 W2-22 (H) 4 COLBY 2 W2-25 (A) 3 Northeastern• 0 W2-27 (H) 7 MASSACHUSETTS 0 W3-1 (A) 7 Army• 5 W3-4 (A) 3 Harvard (ECAC) 4 OT L+ ECAC Holiday Tournament - at Boston Garden#- Yankee Conference Tournament at Burlington, Vt.

1969-70 (19-10-2, 9-6-2 ECAC)Coach: Charlie HoltCapts.: Ryan Brandt, Allan ClarkDate Site UNH OPP11-27 (A) 5 Minn.-Duluth% 7 L11-28 (N) 8 Manitoba% 6 W12-2 (H) 13 MERRIMACK 6 W12-6 (A) 4 Colgate• 4 OT T12-9 (H) 3 HARVARD• 11 L12-11 (H) 8 CONNECTICUT 0 W12-13 (H) 7 PROVIDENCE• 3 W12-16 (A) 2 Army• 1 W12-19 (N) 7 Michigan Tech& 0 W12-20 (N) 4 Michigan State& 3 W12-29 (N) 6 Michigan State@ 5 W12-30 (N) 4 Boston U.@• 7 L1-3 (A) 5 Boston College• 6 L1-7 (A) 14 Northeastern• 4 W1-10 (H) 6 VERMONT 3 W1-14 (H) 4 BOSTON U.• 5 L1-17 (A) 8 Dartmouth• 5 W2-4 (A) 3 Vermont 6 L2-5 (A) 5 Clarkson• 6 OT L2-7 (H) 17 Rensselaer• 3 W2-12 (A) 5 Providence• 2 W2-14 (H) 4 COLGATE• 4 OT T2-17 (H) 7 ST. LAWRENCE• 3 W2-19 (H) 3 BOWDOIN 7 L2-21 (A) 5 Boston U.• 2 W2-24 (H) 5 NORTHEASTERN• 3 W2-27 (A) 4 Mass Amherst 3 OT W2-28 (A) 9 Williams 3 W3-2 (A) 3 Colby 1 W3-4 (H) 0 CLARKSON• 4 L3-10 (A) 0 Boston U. (ECAC) 2 L% - Christmas City of the North Tourney at Duluth, Minn.& - Great Lakes Invitational at Detroit, Mich.@ - Boston Arena Tournament at Boston, Mass.

1970-71 (20-9, 11-9 ECAC)Coach: Charlie HoltCapt.: Louis FrigonDate Site UNH OPP11-26 (N) 2 Clarkson@• 3 L11-27 (N) 4 St. Lawrence!• 3 OT W11-28 (N) 6 Bowling Green@ 4 W12-1 (H) 6 DARTMOUTH• 4 W12-4 (H) 11 ARMY• 5 W12-5 (H) 1 BOSTON U.• 6 L12-8 (H) 8 BOSTON COLLEGE• 4 W12-12 (A) 10 St. Lawrence• 9 OT W12-15 (A) 7 Bowdoin 4 W12-18 (N) 2 Cornell+• 6 L12-19 (N) 11 Dartmouth+• 2 W1-2 (H) 9 ACADIA 5 W1-3 (H) 7 ACADIA 1 W1-6 (H) 17 COLBY 2 W1-8 (H) 6 PROVIDENCE• 4 W1-9 (H) 6 VERMONT 0 W1-11 (A) 5 Northeastern• 0 W1-16 (H) 14 MIDDLEBURY 3 W2-3 (A) 6 Vermont 3 W2-6 (A) 15 Colgate• 3 W2-8 (A) 2 Pennsylvania• 7 L2-10 (H) 5 NORTHEASTERN• 0 W2-13 (A) 3 Boston U.• 8 L2-16 (A) 6 Providence• 8 L2-20 (H) 2 CLARKSON• 3 L2-25 (H) 10 MASSACHUSETTS 3 W2-27 (H) 15 COLGATE• 7 W3-2 (A) 2 Clarkson• 5 L3-6 (A) 3 Rensselaer• 5 L@ - SLU Thanksgiving Festival at Canton, N.Y.! - SLU Thanksgiving Festival at Potsdam, N.Y.+ - ECAC Christmas Tournament at Boston, Mass.

1971-72 (20-10, 12-6 ECAC)Coach: Charlie HoltCapt.: Dick UmileDate Site UNH OPP11-20 (A) 8 St. Louis 4 W11-21 (A) 5 St. Louis 6 L11-29 (H) 6 NORTHEASTERN• 4 W12-4 (A) 1 Boston U.• 2 L12-6 (H) 7 BOWDOIN 4 W12-11 (A) 6 Colgate• 2 W12-14 (H) 9 OHIO U. 3 W12-21 (N) 3 Rensselaer@+• 5 L12-22 (N) 6 Northeastern@+• 2 W12-29 (H) 3 NORTH DAKOTA 9 L12-30 (H) 3 NORTH DAKOTA 2 W1-4 (A) 5 Northeastern• 3 W1-7 (A) 6 Boston College• 5 OT W1-8 (H) 1 PENNSYLVANIA• 4 L1-11 (H) 3 CLARKSON• 2 OT W1-14 (H) 5 ST. LAWRENCE• 2 W1-15 (H) 3 HARVARD• 2 OT W1-31 (H) 6 ST. LOUIS 1 W2-2 (A) 1 Vermont 6 L2-11 (H) 5 BOSTON U.• 6 L2-12 (H) 8 PROVIDENCE• 2 W2-16 (A) 4 Massachusetts 3 OT W2-19 (H) 6 RENSSELAER• 3 W2-23 (A) 2 Providence• 5 L2-25 (H) 6 COLGATE• 3 W2-29 (A) 4 Army• 0 W3-3 (A) 5 Clarkson• 8 L3-7 (A) 5 Pennsylvania• 3 W3-10 (N) 3 Cornell+ (ECAC) 6 L3-11 (N) 4 Harvard+ (ECAC) 1 W@ -ECAC Christmas Tournament + - at Boston Garden

1972-73 (16-10-3, 11-8 ECAC)Coach: Charlie HoltCapt.: Bill BeaneyDate Site UNH OPP11-17 (A) 7 Bowling Green 5 W11-18 (A) 2 Bowling Green 3 L11-24 (H) 4 OHIO STATE 4 OT T11-25 (H) 4 OHIO STATE 3 OT W11-29 (H) 9 NORTHEASTERN• 5 W12-2 (A) 3 Harvard• 9 L12-5 (A) 8 Providence• 7 OT W12-7 (H) 4 VERMONT 2 W12-13 (A) 4 Bowdoin 4 OT T12-15 (A) 3 Princeton• 2 OT W12-18 (N) 4 Dartmouth@+• 5 L12-20 (N) 2 Merrimack@+ 2 T12-30 (A) 2 Boston College• 5 L1-3 (H) 6 ST. LOUIS 5 W1-4 (N) 1 Northeastern%• 2 OT L1-13 (H) 6 COLGATE• 0 W1-27 (A) 7 Army• 2 W2-2 (H) 8 BOSTON COLLEGE• 7 OT W2-3 (A) 3 St. Lawrence• 6 L2-6 (H) 1 PROVIDENCE• 2 L2-12 (H) 5 MASSACHUSETTS 4 W2-15 (A) 6 Rensselaer• 5 OT W2-17 (H) 8 CLARKSON• 5 W2-22 (H) 3 Rensselaer• 7 L2-24 (A) 4 Pennsylvania• 3 W2-27 (H) 5 DARTMOUTH• 4 W3-1 (A) 5 Colgate• 4 W3-2 (A) 3 Clarkson• 5 L3-6 (A) 2 Boston College 4 L (ECAC)@ - ECAC Christmas Tournament+ - at Boston Garden% - at Watson Rink (Harvard), Cambridge, Mass.




1973-74 (22-9, 15-5 ECAC)Coach: Charlie HoltCapt.: Gordie ClarkDate Site UNH OPP11-3 (H) 12 ST. MARY’S 4 W11-4 (H) 5 ST. MARY’S 6 L11-23 (H) 7 BOWLING GREEN 2 W11-24 (H) 2 BOWLING GREEN 4 L11-28 (H) 3 HARVARD• 2 W12-1 (A) 8 Dartmouth• 2 W12-5 (H) 6 YALE• 1 W12-8 (A) 5 Northeastern• 0 W12-12 (H) 7 BOWDOIN 1 W12-15 (A) 6 Colgate• 2 W12-21 (A) 5 Boston College• 4 OT W12-29 (H) 4 TORONTO 10 L12-30 (H) 5 TORONTO 2 W1-3 (H) 3 PENNSYLVANIA• 4 L1-5 (A) 3 Brown• 6 L1-8 (A) 7 Rensselaer• 5 W1-11 (H) 7 CLARKSON• 2 W1-12 (H) 8 COLGATE• 7 OT W1-26 (H) 9 ST. LOUIS 3 W1-30 (A) 6 Vermont 4 W2-1 (H) 5 BOSTON COLLEGE• 2 W2-5 (A) 3 Clarkson• 2 W2-7 (H) 7 PROVIDENCE• 2 W2-9 (A) 3 Pennsylvania• 1 W2-12 (H) 4 RENSSELAER• 1 W2-15 (A) 1 Providence• 2 L2-19 (A) 4 Cornell• 5 L2-20 (A) 7 Massachusetts 5 W2-22 (H) 9 NORTHEASTERN• 2 W2-28 (H) 4 ST. LAWRENCE• 5 L3-5 (H) 6 RENSSELAER (ECAC) 7 OT L

1974-75 (21-9-1, 17-7-1 ECAC)Coach: Charlie HoltCapt.: Mike BurkartDate Site UNH OPP11-15 (H) 6 AIR FORCE 7 OT L11-16 (H) 9 AIR FORCE 4 W11-30 (A) 7 Colgate• 2 W12-2 (H) 6 DARTMOUTH• 1 W12-4 (H) 4 PROVIDENCE• 4 OT T12-7 (A) 2 Boston U.• 7 L12-10 (A) 10 Bowdoin 4 W12-13 (H) 10 NORTHEASTERN• 5 W12-29 (H) 4 PENNSYLVANIA# 6 L12-30 (H) 8 ST. MARY’S# 6 W1-7 (H) 6 PENNSYLVANIA• 3 W1-11 (H) 5 BOSTON COLLEGE• 1 W1-14 (H) 10 RENSSELAER• 4 W1-16 (A) 5 Northeastern• 1 W1-18 (H) 7 ST. LAWRENCE• 3 W1-21 (H) 4 BOSTON U.• 6 L1-25 (A) 5 Clarkson• 3 W1-29 (A) 7 Vermont• 8 L1-31 (A) 4 Boston College• 6 L2-1 (H) 5 COLGATE• 1 W2-4 (H) 6 BROWN• 3 W2-7 (A) 7 Providence• 5 W2-12 (A) 11 Yale• 3 W2-15 (H) 8 CLARKSON• 4 W2-18 (H) 7 MASSACHUSETTS 0 W2-21 (A) 7 Princeton• 3 W2-22 (A) 7 Pennsylvania• 2 W2-25 (H) 3 VERMONT• 4 OT L2-27 (A) 3 Rensselaer• 4 OT L2-28 (A) 4 St. Lawrence• 3 W3-4 (A) 2 Cornell (ECAC) 4 L# - Blue-Green Invitational at Durham, N.H.

1975-76 (24-7, 22-6 ECAC)Coach: Charlie HoltCapt.: Jamie HislopDate Site UNH OPP11-27 (N) 13 Pennsylvania%• 5 W11-28 (N) 4 Colgate%• 3 W11-30 (A) 2 Cornell• 3 L12-2 (H) 5 BOSTON U.• 6 L

12-7 (A) 5 Boston College• 1 W12-9 (H) 7 BOWDOIN 2 W12-10 (A) 3 Northeastern• 2 OT W12-13 (H) 8 NORTHEASTERN• 6 W1-2 (N) 9 Rensselaer#• 4 W1-3 (A) 6 Dartmouth#• 3 W1-6 (H) 7 PENNSYLVANIA• 4 W1-9 (N) 11 Princeton&• 2 W1-10 (N) 5 Vermont&• 3 W1-15 (A) 7 Dartmouth• 0 W1-17 (H) 5 RENSSELAER• 4 OT W1-20 (A) 3 Boston U.• 6 L1-24 (H) 6 ST. LAWRENCE• 3 W1-28 (H) 6 VERMONT• 3 W1-30 (H) 5 BOSTON COLLEGE• 1 W2-4 (A) 2 Brown• 5 L2-7 (H) 13 YALE• 3 W2-11 (A) 11 Massachusetts 5 W2-13 (A) 1 Providence• 3 L2-17 (A) 6 St. Lawrence• 2 W2-19 (H) 5 PROVIDENCE• 1 W2-21 (H) 5 CLARKSON• 4 OT W2-25 (A) 4 Vermont• 1 W2-28 (H) 5 COLGATE• 4 W3-2 (A) 9 Rensselaer• 7 W3-3 (A) 3 Clarkson• 8 L3-9 (H) 3 HARVARD (ECAC) 4 L% - Utica Invitational Tournament at Utica, N.Y.# - Blue-Green Invitational at Hanover, N.H.& - Yale-Saab Invitational at New Haven, Conn.

1976-77 (27-12, 21-6 ECAC)Coach: Charlie HoltCapt.: Barry EdgarDate Site UNH OPP11-12 (A) 3 St. Louis 2 OT W11-14 (A) 5 St. Louis 4 W11-25 (A) 2 Clarkson@• 5 L11-26 (N) 9 St. Lawrence@•^ 8 W11-27 (N) 3 Ottawa@% 5 L12-1 (H) 6 RENSSELAER• 5 W12-4 (H) 5 BOSTON U.• 3 W12-9 (A) 7 Northeastern• 4 W12-11 (H) 4 CORNELL• 3 W12-15 (A) 9 Harvard• 6 W12-17 (A) 2 Michigan State 3 L12-18 (A) 11 Michigan State 4 W1-2 (H) 7 PRINCETON#• 4 W1-3 (H) 6 PROVIDENCE#• 4 W1-8 (H) 7 BOSTON COLLEGE• 4 W1-12 (A) 6 Boston U.• 7 OT L1-15 (H) 10 COLGATE• 2 W1-18 (A) 7 Bowdoin 4 W1-20 (H) 14 ST. LAWRENCE• 5 W1-22 (H) 6 VERMONT• 5 W1-24 (H) 9 PROVIDENCE• 2 W1-28 (A) 4 Union 8 L1-29 (A) 3 Rensselaer• 4 OT L2-2 (A) 6 Boston College• 3 W2-5 (A) 5 Yale• 4 OT W2-8 (H) 12 BROWN• 5 W2-12 (H) 6 NORTHEASTERN• 2 W2-15 (A) 8 Dartmouth• 3 W2-17 (A) 4 Providence• 7 L2-19 (H) 8 CLARKSON• 6 W2-22 (A) 6 Vermont• 2 W2-26 (A) 7 Pennsylvania• 5 W3-1 (A) 6 Clarkson• 7 L3-2 (A) 4 Colgate• 6 L3-8 (H) 4 BROWN (ECAC) 3 OT W3-11 (N) 10 Cornell+ (ECAC) 9 2OT W3-12 (N) 6 Boston U.+ (ECAC) 8 L3-25 (N) 3 Wisconsin* (NCAA) 4 OT L3-26 (N) 5 Boston U. (NCAA) 6 L@ -North Country Thanksgiving Tournament% - at Canton, N.Y.# - Blue-Green Invitational at Durham, N.H.^ - Potsdam, N.Y.+ - at Boston Garden* - at Olympia Stadium, Detroit, Mich.

1977-78 (18-12, 14-11 ECAC)Coach: Charlie HoltCapt.: Jon FontasDate Site UNH OPP11-18 (A) 11 Air Force 7 W11-19 (A) 7 Air Force 6 W11-29 (H) 3 NORTHEASTERN• 4 L12-1 (H) 5 RENSSELAER• 6 L12-3 (A) 5 Boston U.• 6 L12-6 (H) 8 PROVIDENCE• 3 W12-10 (A) 4 Cornell• 10 L12-14 (H) 6 HARVARD• 7 L12-16 (N) 10 Concordia# 4 W12-17 (A) 6 Dartmouth#• 7 OT L12-30 (H) 7 PENNSYLVANIA• 5 W1-3 (H) 7 BOSTON COLLEGE• 2 W1-6 (H) 8 St. Lawrence• 4 W1-11 (H) 4 BOSTON U.• 6 L1-14 (A) 8 Northeastern• 6 W1-17 (H) 8 COLGATE• 1 W1-21 (A) 7 Vermont• 5 W1-25 (H) 6 DARTMOUTH• 3 W1-30 (H) 10 BOWDOIN 3 W2-2 (A) 9 St. Lawrence• 6 W2-4 (H) 6 YALE• 3 W2-11 (H) 6 CLARKSON• 4 W2-15 (A) 6 Providence• 8 L2-17 (A) 7 Clarkson• 10 L2-18 (A) 12 Colgate• 4 W2-23 (H) 4 VERMONT• 2 W2-25 (A) 5 Rensselaer• 6 OT L3-1 (A) 5 Brown• 2 W3-5 (A) 2 Boston College• 4 L3-7 (A) 5 Boston U. (ECAC) 6 OT L# - Blue-White Tournament at Hanover, N.H.

1978-79 (22-10-3, 17-5-3 ECAC)Coach: Charlie HoltCapt.: Bob GouldDate Site UNH OPP11-3 (A) 6 Bowling Green 9 L11-4 (A) 6 Bowling Green 5 W12-2 (H) 8 RENSSELAER• 12 L12-9 (H) 6 CORNELL• 3 W12-12 (A) 4 Harvard• 8 L12-16 (H) 7 BOSTON COLLEGE• 5 W12-29 (A) 3 Wisconsin 4 OT L12-30 (A) 3 Wisconsin 7 L1-2 (A) 5 Boston College• 3 W1-5 (N) 5 Providence%• 4 OT W1-6 (A) 6 Yale%• 5 W1-8 (A) 8 Princeton• 3 W1-12 (H) 9 ST. LAWRENCE• 1 W1-13 (H) 4 CLARKSON• 0 W1-16 (H) 4 BOSTON U.• 7 L1-19 (A) 6 Colgate• 5 W1-20 (A) 5 Rensselaer• 9 L1-24 (A) 5 Dartmouth• 5 OT T1-27 (H) 10 VERMONT• 4 W1-29 (A) 11 Bowdoin 3 W2-2 (A) 6 Clarkson• 4 W2-3 (A) 5 St. Lawrence• 2 W2-8 (H) 9 NORTHEASTERN• 3 W2-12 (H) 4 PROVIDENCE• 3 W2-14 (A) 1 Northeastern• 3 L2-16 (H) 10 COLGATE• 0 W2-20 (A) 6 Vermont• 2 W2-22 (A) 6 Providence• 6 OT T2-24 (A) 3 Boston U.• 3 OT T2-27 (H) 9 BROWN• 3 W3-6 (H) 9 YALE (ECAC) 2 W3-9 (N) 5 Cornell+ (ECAC) 2 W3-10 (N) 3 Dartmouth+ (ECAC) 2 W3-22 (N) 3 Minnesota* (NCAA) 4 L3-24 (N) 3 Dartmouth* (NCAA) 7 L% - Yale Bulldog Invitational at New Haven, Conn.+ - at Boston Garden* - at Olympia Stadium, Detroit, Mich.



1979-80 (12-18, 9-15 ECAC)Coach: Charlie HoltCapt.: Bob FrancisDate Site UNH OPP11-9 (A) 0 Ohio State 1 F L11-10 (A) 0 Ohio State 1 F L11-23 (H) 5 BOWLING GREEN 2 W11-24 (H) 4 BOWLING GREEN 2 W11-29 (H) 3 BOSTON COLLEGE• 5 L12-1 (A) 4 Boston U.• 3 W12-5 (H) 5 RENSSELAER• 4 W12-8 (A) 6 CORNELL• 3 W12-11 (H) 1 HARVARD• 4 L12-15 (A) 3 Maine• 5 L12-28 (H) 6 PRINCETON#• 1 W12-29 (H) 5 BOSTON COLLEGE# 8 L1-2 (H) 9 AIR FORCE 4 W1-7 (H) 4 ST. LAWRENCE• 5 L1-11 (A) 0 St. Lawrence• 4 L1-12 (A) 2 Clarkson• 8 L1-15 (H) 3 BOSTON U.• 10 L1-17 (A) 4 Northeastern• 3 W1-19 (A) 3 Rensselaer• 2 OT W1-22 (H) 4 DARTMOUTH• 7 L1-26 (H) 9 VERMONT• 2 W2-2 (A) 8 Yale• 7 OT W2-7 (A) 3 Boston College• 4 L2-14 (H) 4 PROVIDENCE• 5 L2-16 (H) 5 MAINE• 6 OT L2-19 (A) 2 Vermont• 8 L2-22 (A) 4 Providence• 7 L2-26 (A) 3 Brown• 6 L3-1 (A) 4 Colgate• 7 L3-4 (H) 7 NORTHEASTERN• 1 W# - Blue-White Tournament at Durham, N.H.

1980-81 (19-13-1, 13-10-1 ECAC)Coach: Charlie HoltCapts.: Dana Barbin, Sean CoadyDate Site UNH OPP11-7 (H) 3 TORONTO 5 L11-8 (H) 6 TORONTO 3 W11-14 (A) 5 Bowling Green 3 W11-15 (A) 7 Bowling Green 5 W11-25 (H) 8 U.S. INTERNATIONAL 0 W11-28 (A) 8 Cornell• 2 W11-29 (A) 2 Princeton• 8 L12-2 (H) 6 RENSSELAER• 8 L12-5 (H) 3 BOWDOIN 1 W12-10 (A) 3 Harvard• 4 L12-14 (A) 5 Boston College• 2 W12-30 (N) 0 St. Lawrence# 6 L12-31 (N) 5 Merrimack# 3 W1-6 (H) 2 NORTHEASTERN• 6 L1-9 (H) 3 ST. LAWRENCE• 6 L1-14 (H) 6 BOSTON U.• 3 W1-17 (A) 5 Rensselaer• 7 L1-20 (H) 4 DARTMOUTH• 2 W1-24 (A) 6 Vermont• 4 W1-27 (H) 10 MAINE• 4 W1-31 (A) 1 St. Lawrence• 6 L2-6 (H) 6 COLGATE• 3 W2-7 (H) 12 YALE• 2 W2-11 (A) 6 Providence• 5 W2-14 (H) 4 CLARKSON• 4 OT T2-17 (H) 9 VERMONT• 1 W2-21 (H) 6 BROWN• 1 W2-24 (A) 9 Northeastern• 5 W2-26 (A) 2 Maine• 5 L3-1 (H) 3 BOSTON COLLEGE• 4 OT L3-5 (H) 4 PROVIDENCE• 5 OT L3-7 (A) 5 Boston U.• 4 OT W3-10 (A) 2 Clarkson (ECAC) 3 L# - Auld Lang Syne Tournament at Hanover, N.H.

1981-82 (22-14, 15-7 ECAC)Coach: Charlie HoltCapt.: Ed OlsenDate Site UNH OPP11-13 (H) 7 CONCORDIA 4 W11-14 (H) 6 CONCORDIA 5 W11-20 (A) 4 Minn.-Duluth 8 L11-21 (A) 2 Minn.-Duluth 3 L11-27 (A) 1 Cornell• 6 L11-29 (H) 8 PRINCETON• 1 W12-2 (A) 7 Maine• 5 W12-5 (H) 5 PROVIDENCE• 4 W12-9 (H) 2 HARVARD• 3 L12-12 (A) 4 Colgate• 10 L12-16 (A) 8 Dartmouth• 3 W12-30 (A) 5 Dartmouth# 6 L12-31 (N) 4 Vermont# 8 L1-2 (H) 4 BOSTON COLLEGE• 2 W1-5 (A) 3 Northeastern• 8 L1-13 (A) 4 Boston U.• 3 W1-16 (H) 5 RENSSELAER• 3 W1-22 (H) 4 VERMONT• 3 W1-29 (A) 1 St. Lawrence• 7 L1-30 (A) 6 Clarkson• 4 W2-4 (A) 4 Boston College• 2 W2-6 (H) 9 BOWDOIN 4 W2-9 (A) 11 Brown• 1 W2-13 (H) 7 BOSTON U.• 1 W2-16 (A) 8 Vermont• 4 W2-25 (A) 4 Yale• 6 L2-27 (H) 8 MAINE• 5 W3-2 (H) 6 NORTHEASTERN• 5 OT W3-5 (A) 4 Providence• 5 OT L3-9 (H) 4 PROVIDENCE (ECAC) 2 W3-12 (N) 2 Northeastern+ (ECAC) 4 L3-13 (N) 6 Clarkson+ (ECAC) 5 W3-19 (H) 3 MICHIGAN ST. (NCAA) 2 W3-20 (H) 6 MICHIGAN ST. (NCAA) 2 W3-26 (N) 0 Wisconsin* (NCAA) 5 L3-27 (N) 4 Northeastern* (NCAA) 10 L# - Auld Lang Syne Tournament at Hanover, N.H.+ - at Boston Garden* - at Providence Civic Center, Providence, R.I.

1982-83 (22-11-2, 15-5-1 ECAC)Coach: Charlie HoltCapt.: Dan ForgetDate Site UNH OPP11-20 (H) 3 MINN.-DULUTH 5 L11-21 (H) 6 MINN.-DULUTH 7 L11-27 (H) 6 CORNELL• 4 W12-1 (H) 7 PROVIDENCE• 4 W12-4 (A) 5 Maine• 2 W12-7 (A) 5 Harvard• 7 L12-11 (A) 4 Bowdoin 1 W12-15 (H) 7 DARTMOUTH• 2 W12-17 (H) 5 TORONTO 6 OT L12-18 (H) 4 TORONTO 3 OT W12-30 (N) 8 Maine# 5 W12-31 (A) 7 Dartmouth# 0 W1-5 (A) 7 Princeton• 5 W1-8 (H) 2 CLARKSON• 5 L1-12 (H) 6 BOSTON U.• 5 W1-15 (A) 9 Rensselaer• 10 OT L1-18 (H) 4 MAINE• 3 W1-22 (A) 9 Vermont 1 W1-26 (A) 3 Providence• 5 L1-29 (H) 3 COLGATE• 2 W2-1 (H) 6 BOSTON COLLEGE• 6 OT T2-5 (H) 6 ST. LAWRENCE 2 W2-8 (H) 4 BROWN• 3 OT W2-11 (A) 2 Boston U.• 3 L2-16 (H) 8 NORTHEASTERN• 1 W2-19 (H) 3 VERMONT• 0 W2-22 (A) 5 Boston College• 4 W2-27 (H) 5 YALE• 2 W3-1 (A) 6 Northeastern• 4 W3-4 (H) 3 BOSTON U. (ECAC) 3 OT T

3-5 (H) 6 BOSTON U. (ECAC) 3 W3-11 (N) 3 Harvard+ (ECAC) 6 L3-12 (N) 5 St. Lawrence+(ECAC) 2 W3-18 (A) 6 Minnesota (NCAA) 9 L3-19 (A) 2 Minnesota (NCAA) 7 L# - Auld Lang Syne Tournament at Hanover, N.H.+ - at Boston Garden

1983-84 (20-17-1, 13-8 ECAC)Coach: Charlie HoltCapts.: Paul Barton, Ken ChisolmDate Site UNH OPP11-4 (A) 2 Michigan 3 OT L11-5 (A) 4 Michigan 5 L11-11 (A) 8 Western Michigan 4 W11-12 (A) 1 Western Michigan 4 L11-18 (H) 5 BOWLING GREEN 6 OT L11-19 (H) 3 BOWLING GREEN 4 L11-26 (H) 4 PRINCETON• 3 W11-30 (A) 5 Cornell• 0 W12-4 (A) 6 Providence• 3 W12-6 (A) 3 UMass-Lowell 3 OT T12-9 (H) 8 DARTMOUTH• 4 W12-30 (N) 4 Vermont# 1 W12-31 (N) 5 Maine# 4 W1-4 (H) 4 NORTHERN ARIZONA 6 L1-8 (H) 8 UMASS-LOWELL 3 W1-10 (A) 5 Clarkson• 3 W1-11 (A) 5 St. Lawrence• 4 W1-14 (H) 2 RENSSELAER• 1 W1-15 (H) 3 BOWDOIN 4 OT L1-17 (A) 5 Colgate• 7 L1-20 (A) 4 Boston College• 5 L1-24 (A) 9 Brown• 1 W1-28 (H) 3 BOSTON U.• 5 L2-1 (H) 7 VERMONT 6 OT W2-3 (A) 6 Northeastern• 5 W2-5 (H) 5 MAINE• 2 W2-7 (A) 0 Maine• 3 L2-10 (A) 2 Boston U.• 3 L2-12 (H) 5 PROVIDENCE• 0 W2-15 (A) 7 Dartmouth• 5 W2-17 (H) 4 BOSTON COLLEGE• 5 L2-19 (A) 5 Vermont• 4 W2-21 (H) 6 HARVARD• 2 W2-23 (A) 1 Yale• 4 L2-28 (H) 5 NORTHEASTERN• 8 L3-2 (A) 8 Boston U. (ECAC) 3 W3-3 (A) 2 Boston U. (ECAC) 5 L3-3 (A) 0 Boston U.* (ECAC) 1 OT L# - Auld Lang Syne Tournament at Hanover, N.H.* - mini-game/overtime which counts in overall standings

1984-85 (16-26-1, 12-21-1 HE)Coach: Charlie HoltCapts.: Scott Ellison, Dwayne Robinson,Ralph RobinsonDate Site UNH OPP10-12 (H) 1 WESTERN MICHIGAN 4 L10-13 (H) 0 WESTERN MICHIGAN 1 F L10-16 (H) 0 MAINE• 1 F L10-19 (A) 2 Colorado College• 6 L10-20 (A) 5 Colorado College• 7 L10-27 (A) 3 Northeastern• 4 L10-30 (H) 3 BOSTON COLLEGE• 4 L11-2 (H) 0 MICHIGAN 1 F L11-3 (H) 9 MICHIGAN 4 W11-6 (A) 3 UMass-Lowell• 5 L11-10 (A) 4 Boston U.• 5 L11-16 (A) 3 North Dakota• 4 L11-17 (A) 0 North Dakota• 11 L11-23 (H) 2 MINN.-DULUTH• 6 L11-24 (H) 1 MINN.-DULUTH• 2 OT L11-27 (A) 2 Boston U.• 3 OT L12-1 (H) 2 PROVIDENCE• 3 L12-7 (H) 8 MICHIGAN TECH• 2 W12-8 (H) 5 MICHIGAN TECH• 3 W12-13 (H) 4 DENVER• 5 OT L12-14 (H) 3 DENVER• 2 W12-30 (N) 11 Vermont# 4 W




12-31 (A) 9 Dartmouth# 4 W1-4 (A) 3 Minnesota• 2 OT W1-5 (A) 3 Minnesota• 4 L1-11 (A) 8 Northern Michigan• 0 W1-12 (A) 6 Northern Michigan• 5 W1-16 (A) 4 Boston College• 3 OT W1-19 (H) 7 NORTHEASTERN• 4 W1-22 (A) 1 Yale 4 L1-25 (H) 6 WISCONSIN• 8 L1-26 (H) 5 WISCONSIN• 10 L1-30 (H) 7 BOSTON U.• 10 L2-2 (A) 7 Maine• 6 OT W2-3 (A) 7 Maine• 3 W2-7 (H) 3 BOSTON COLLEGE• 5 L2-10 (A) 2 Providence• 4 L2-17 (H) 4 PROVIDENCE• 1 W2-20 (H) 3 UMASS-LOWELL• 3 OT T2-28 (H) 5 NORTHEASTERN• 4 W3-3 (A) 5 UMass-Lowell• 6 L3-8 (H) 6 UMASS-LOWELL (HE) 7 L3-9 (H) 8 UMASS-LOWELL% (HE) 4 W# - Auld Lang Syne Tournament at Hanover, N.H.% - Mass Lowell wins mini-game, 1-0, to advance

1985-86 (5-29-3, 5-27-2 HE)Coach: Charlie HoltCapts.: Peter Herms, James RichmondDate Site UNH OPP10-25 (H) 4 PROVIDENCE• 5 L10-30 (H) 4 UMASS-LOWELL• 3 W11-2 (A) 3 Boston College• 7 L11-5 (A) 3 Maine• 7 L11-8 (H) 2 NORTH DAKOTA• 4 L11-9 (H) 4 NORTH DAKOTA• 7 L11-15 (A) 3 Minn.-Duluth• 5 L11-16 (A) 3 Minn.-Duluth• 4 OT L11-22 (A) 4 Providence• 7 L11-26 (H) 3 YALE 6 L11-29 (A) 3 Wisconsin• 7 L11-30 (A) 4 Wisconsin• 7 L12-4 (A) 5 Northeastern• 7 L12-7 (H) 3 BOSTON U.• 4 L12-11 (H) 4 BOSTON COLLEGE• 8 L12-29 (H) 1 MINNESOTA• 5 L12-30 (H) 2 MINNESOTA• 10 L1-3 (H) 5 COLORADO C.• 3 W1-4 (H) 2 COLORADO C.• 4 L1-10 (A) 2 Michigan Tech• 6 L1-11 (A) 2 Michigan Tech• 3 OT L1-17 (A) 2 Denver• 9 L1-18 (A) 3 Denver• 8 L1-21 (A) 1 Boston U.• 9 L1-27 (H) 6 MAINE• 3 W1-31 (H) 4 NO. MICHIGAN• 8 L2-1 (H) 3 NO. MICHIGAN• 6 L2-6 (A) 2 Boston College• 5 L2-9 (A) 4 UMass-Lowell• 4 ot T2-13 (H) 9 NORTHEASTERN• 1 W2-16 (A) 2 Providence• 4 L2-20 (H) 3 MAINE• 5 L2-23 (A) 4 Northeastern• 4 OT T2-26 (H) 1 BOSTON U.• 5 L3-1 (H) 7 UMASS-LOWELL• 4 W3-7 (A) 1 Boston U. (HE) 1 T3-8 (A) 3 Boston U. (HE) 4 L

1986-87 (8-27-3, 5-24-3 HE)Coach: Bob KullenCapt.: James RichmondDate Site UNH OPP10-17 (A) 1 Bowling Green 6 L10-18 (A) 2 Bowling Green 8 L10-23 (A) 2 UMass-Lowell• 5 L10-25 (H) 5 UMASS-LOWELL• 5 OT T10-29 (A) 3 Providence• 1 W11-1 (H) 5 PROVIDENCE• 4 W11-5 (H) 3 BOSTON U.• 6 L11-8 (A) 3 Boston U.• 5 L11-14 (H) 5 MAINE• 6 L11-15 (H) 2 MAINE• 3 L

11-19 (H) 9 NORTHEASTERN• 4 W11-22 (A) 3 Northeastern• 5 L11-25 (H) 7 BROWN 3 W11-28 (A) 0 North Dakota• 10 L11-30 (A) 4 Wisconsin• 6 L12-6 (H) 4 MINN.-DULUTH• 11 L12-10 (H) 2 BOSTON COLLEGE• 4 L12-13 (A) 1 Boston College• 10 L12-30 (N) 3 Vermont# 2 OT W12-31 (N) 4 Holy Cross# 1 W1-3 (H) 5 MICHIGAN TECH• 2 W1-5 (H) 3 NO. MICHIGAN• 5 L1-9 (A) 2 Colorado College• 7 L1-10 (A) 2 Denver• 7 L1-17 (H) 1 MINNESOTA• 5 L1-23 (A) 2 Maine• 8 L1-24 (A) 1 Maine• 10 L1-27 (A) 4 Boston U.• 4 OT T1-30 (H) 2 BOSTON U.• 4 L2-4 (A) 4 Providence• 4 OT T2-7 (H) 7 PROVIDENCE• 1 W2-10 (A) 2 Vermont 5 L2-18 (A) 3 Boston College• 4 L2-21 (H) 2 BOSTON COLLEGE• 7 L2-24 (H) 4 UMASS-LOWELL• 8 L2-28 (A) 5 UMass-Lowell• 6 L3-2 (A) 4 Northeastern• 5 L3-6 (H) 3 NORTHEASTERN• 7 L

1987-88 (7-20-3, 6-18-2 HE)Coach: Dave O’ConnorCapts.: Tim Hanley, Rick LambertDate Site UNH OPP10-31 (A) 2 Boston College• 6 L11-4 (H) 8 BOSTON U.• 9 L11-10 (H) 2 PROVIDENCE• 2 OT T11-14 (H) 4 MASS LOWELL• 7 L11-20 (A) 1 Minn.-Duluth• 7 L11-21 (A) 3 Minnesota• 6 L11-27 (H) 8 COLORADO C.• 3 W11-28 (H) 6 DENVER• 3 W12-1 (A) 3 Brown 4 L12-5 (H) 4 NORTHEASTERN• 5 OT L12-9 (A) 2 Providence• 5 L12-12 (A) 2 UMass-Lowell• 3 L1-2 (A) 6 Yale% 5 W1-3 (N) 2 Cornell% 5 L1-8 (A) 6 Michigan Tech• 5 OT W1-9 (A) 2 Northern Michigan• 6 L1-15 (H) 2 WISCONSIN• 3 OT L1-17 (H) 2 NORTH DAKOTA• 6 L1-20 (H) 5 BOSTON COLLEGE• 1 W1-23 (A) 4 Boston U.• 6 L1-26 (H) 5 NORTHEASTERN• 4 OT W1-29 (A) 2 Maine• 5 L1-30 (A) 2 Maine• 9 L2-5 (A) 1 Boston U.• 5 L2-10 (A) 2 Providence• 2 OT T2-13 (H) 7 BOSTON COLLEGE• 4 W2-16 (H) 4 VERMONT 4 OT T2-19 (A) 1 Northeastern• 4 L2-23 (H) 1 UMASS-LOWELL• 6 L2-26 (H) 2 MAINE• 6 L% - Yale Invitational Tournament at New Haven, Conn.

1988-89 (12-22, 9-17 HE)Coach: Bob KullenCapt.: Tim ShieldsDate Site UNH OPP10-29 (A) 2 Vermont 5 L11-1 (A) 2 Maine• 6 L11-5 (H) 4 BOSTON U.• 5 L11-10 (A) 5 Colorado College• 0 W11-12 (A) 1 Denver• 8 L11-15 (H) 5 MERRIMACK 2 W11-18 (A) 3 Boston College• 5 L11-25 (H) 2 MICHIGAN TECH• 6 L11-26 (H) 2 NO. MICHIGAN• 11 L11-30 (H) 5 UMASS-LOWELL• 4 W12-3 (A) 1 Providence• 4 L

12-6 (H) 3 BROWN 1 W12-9 (A) 1 Boston College• 7 L12-10 (H) 3 HARVARD 4 OT L12-30 (A) 3 Dartmouth# 4 L12-31 (N) 4 Vermont# 7 L1-3 (A) 7 UMass-Lowell• 5 W1-6 (A) 2 North Dakota• 8 L1-8 (A) 0 Wisconsin• 3 L1-11 (H) 12 YALE 6 W1-14 (H) 6 NORTHEASTERN• 3 W1-16 (H) 1 PROVIDENCE• 3 L1-21 (H) 3 MINNESOTA-DULUTH• 0 W1-23 (H) 1 MINNESOTA• 3 L1-28 (A) 3 Boston U.• 2 OT W2-3 (H) 4 MAINE• 3 W2-4 (H) 4 MAINE• 6 L2-10 (A) 2 Northeastern• 8 L2-15 (H) 2 PROVIDENCE• 4 L2-18 (A) 5 Mass Lowell• 3 W2-21 (H) 0 BOSTON U.• 4 L2-25 (H) 7 BOSTON COLLEGE• 4 W2-28 (A) 2 Northeastern• 5 L3-4 (A) 4 Northeastern (HE) 5 OT L# - Auld Lang Syne Tournament at Hanover, N.H.

1989-90 (17-17-5, 8-9-4 HE)Coach: Bob KullenCapt.: Chris GrassieDate Site UNH OPP10-28 (H) 5 VERMONT 3 W11-1 (A) 6 Merrimack• 3 W11-4 (A) 4 Rensselaer 5 L11-10 (A) 1 Wisconsin 8 L11-11 (A) 3 Wisconsin 7 L11-15 (A) 4 Boston U.• 4 OT T11-21 (A) 4 Brown 2 W11-24 (H) 4 ST. LAWRENCE 4 OT T11-25 (H) 0 MINNESOTA 4 L11-28 (A) 2 Providence• 2 OT T12-2 (H) 9 UMASS-LOWELL• 5 W12-5 (A) 5 Boston College• 9 L12-9 (H) 5 RENSSELAER 1 W12-12 (H) 5 BOSTON U.• 4 W12-15 (H) 6 NORTHEASTERN• 5 W12-29 (H) 9 DARTMOUTH# 3 W12-30 (H) 1 PROVIDENCE# 2 3OT L1-2 (N) 9 Bowdoin% 5 W1-5 (A) 11 Alabama-Huntsville 7 W1-6 (A) 1 Alabama-Huntsville 4 L1-10 (H) 3 UMASS-LOWELL• 3 OT T1-13 (A) 4 Providence• 4 OT T1-16 (A) 9 Yale 1 W1-20 (H) 4 BOSTON COLLEGE• 6 L1-24 (H) 5 NORTHEASTERN• 6 OT L1-27 (A) 2 Boston U.• 4 L1-31 (H) 4 MERRIMACK• 2 W2-3 (A) 2 UMass-Lowell• 3 L2-9 (A) 2 Maine• 4 L2-10 (A) 3 Maine• 8 L2-14 (H) 7 MERRIMACK• 3 W2-16 (H) 2 MAINE• 3 L2-20 (H) 3 BOSTON COLLEGE• 5 L2-24 (A) 5 Northeastern• 3 W2-25 (H) 3 PROVIDENCE• 0 W3-1 (A) 1 Providence (HE) 5 L3-2 (A) 2 Providence (HE) 0 W3-4 (A) 7 Providence (HE) 4 W3-9 (A) 4 Boston College (HE) 5 OT L% - at JFK Coliseum, Manchester, N.H.# - Yoken’s-Comfort Inn Classic at Durham, N.H.

1990-91 (22-11-2, 10-9-2 HE)Coach: Richard UmileCapt.: Riel Bellegarde, David MacIntyreDate Site UNH OPP10-26 (A) 5 Vermont 4 W11-2 (A) 6 Air Force 2 W11-3 (A) 8 Air Force 3 W11-9 (N) 6 Alabama-Huntsville% 3 W11-10 (H) 8 ALA.-HUNTSVILLE 2 W11-13 (A) 2 Merrimack• 3 L



11-16 (A) 1 Northeastern• 2 OT L11-20 (H) 5 ALASKA ANCHORAGE 4 W11-23 (A) 2 Clarkson 4 L11-24 (A) 4 St. Lawrence 2 W11-28 (H) 7 UMASS-LOWELL• 3 W12-1 (H) 6 MERRIMACK• 3 W12-4 (A) 7 Northeastern• 4 W12-7 (H) 4 RENSSELAER 3 W12-8 (H) 5 BOSTON COLLEGE• 3 W12-11 (A) 0 Maine• 4 L12-29 (N) 6 Dartmouth# 3 W12-30 (A) 7 Vermont# 6 OT W1-2 (H) 5 NOTRE DAME 3 W1-5 (H) 3 BOSTON U.• 3 OT T1-8 (A) 3 Boston College• 5 L1-12 (H) 1 PROVIDENCE• 6 L1-15 (A) 4 Boston U.• 8 L1-18 (H) 4 MAINE• 8 L1-22 (H) 5 YALE 3 W1-25 (A) 2 Providence• 2 OT T1-26 (H) 5 NORTHEASTERN• 1 W2-1 (H) 5 BOSTON U.• 3 W2-5 (A) 5 UMass-Lowell• 2 W2-8 (A) 2 Boston College• 5 L2-15 (H) 4 PROVIDENCE• 3 W2-16 (A) 5 UMass-Lowell• 4 OT W2-20 (A) 6 Merrimack• 2 W2-23 (H) 2 MAINE• 4 L3-1 (A) 1 Providence (HE) 4 L% - at JFK Coliseum, Manchester, N.H.# - Sheraton-U.S. Air Classic at Burlington, Vt.

1991-92 (22-13-2, 13-6-2 HE)Coach: Richard UmileCapt.: Savo MitrovicDate Site UNH OPP10-26 (H) 3 VERMONT 1 W11-1 (H) 4 AIR FORCE 2 W11-2 (H) 9 AIR FORCE 4 W11-8 (A) 7 Notre Dame 1 W11-9 (A) 8 Notre Dame 2 W11-15 (A) 5 Boston College• 4 W11-16 (H) 6 NORTHEASTERN• 4 W11-23 (H) 7 BOSTON U.• 4 W11-27 (H) 4 ALASKA ANCHORAGE 5 L11-30 (H) 4 CLARKSON 5 L12-6 (A) 0 Maine• 9 L12-7 (A) 2 Maine• 6 L12-11 (A) 5 UMass-Lowell• 4 W12-28 (A) 8 Dartmouth# 3 W12-29 (N) 2 Boston U.# 5 L1-3 (H) 5 MERRIMACK• 2 W1-7 (A) 3 Rensselaer 5 L1-13 (H) 6 ST. LAWRENCE 1 W1-17 (A) 1 Boston U.• 3 L1-18 (H) 5 BOSTON COLLEGE• 2 W1-24 (A) 2 Providence• 5 L1-25 (H) 6 NORTHEASTERN• 4 W1-28 (A) 4 Yale 5 L1-31 (H) 5 UMASS-LOWELL• 5 OT T2-1 (H) 7 MERRIMACK• 3 W2-7 (H) 6 BOSTON COLLEGE• 0 W2-8 (A) 3 Providence• 7 L2-14 (A) 11 Northeastern• 2 W2-15 (H) 2 PROVIDENCE• 3 L2-21 (A) 3 Boston U.• 2 OT W2-22 (H) 4 MAINE• 4 OT T2-28 (A) 5 Merrimack• 2 W2-29 (H) 4 UMASS-LOWELL• 0 W3-8 (H) 4 NORTHEASTERN (HE) 2 W3-12 (N) 5 Providence+ (HE) 3 W3-14 (N) 1 Maine+ (HE) 4 L3-26 (N) 2 Wisconsin* (NCAA) 4 L# - Auld Lang Syne Tournament at Hanover, N.H.+ - at Boston Garden* - at Providence Civic Center, Providence, R.I.

1992-93 (18-17-3, 11-11-2 HE)Coach: Richard UmileCapt.: Kevin ThomsonDate Site UNH OPP10-24 (A) 4 Vermont 1 W10-30 (A) 3 St. Lawrence 4 OT L10-31 (A) 1 Clarkson 6 L11-6 (H) 4 AIR FORCE 4 OT T11-7 (H) 6 AIR FORCE 3 W11-13 (A) 4 Providence• 6 L11-14 (H) 5 PROVIDENCE• 2 W11-20 (A) 9 Boston College• 6 W11-21 (H) 5 BOSTON COLLEGE• 5 OT T11-28 (H) 5 NORTHEASTERN• 7 L12-4 (H) 4 UMASS-LOWELL• 7 L12-5 (A) 4 UMass-Lowell• 1 W12-9 (H) 6 BROWN 3 W12-11 (N) 3 Maine% 4 L12-29 (H) 3 DARTMOUTH# 4 L12-30 (H) 4 VERMONT# 1 W1-2 (H) 4 RENSSELAER 3 W1-8 (A) 7 Merrimack• 5 W1-9 (H) 9 MERRIMACK• 4 W1-15 (A) 8 Northeastern• 5 W1-16 (H) 4 NORTHEASTERN• 6 L1-22 (H) 1 BOSTON U.• 3 L1-23 (A) 6 Boston U.• 4 W1-29 (H) 2 MAINE• 5 L1-30 (H) 3 MAINE• 8 L2-5 (A) 0 Boston U.• 4 L2-6 (A) 3 Merrimack• 4 OT L2-12 (H) 3 PROVIDENCE• 1 W2-13 (A) 1 Providence• 2 L2-19 (A) 4 Boston College• 3 W2-20 (H) 6 BOSTON COLLEGE• 1 W2-26 (A) 2 UMass-Lowell• 2 OT T2-27 (H) 5 UMASS-LOWELL• 2 W3-6 (A) 2 Maine• 5 L3-12 (H) 5 MERRIMACK (HE) 3 W3-14 (H) 9 MERRIMACK (HE) 2 W3-19 (N) 0 Boston U.+ (HE) 2 L3-20 (N) 4 UMass-Lowell+ (HE) 5 OT L# - UNH Holiday Classic at Durham, N.H.% - at Cumberland County Civic Center, Portland, Maine+ - at Boston Garden

1993-94 (25-12-3, 13-9-2 HE)Coach: Richard UmileCapt.: Bob ChebatorDate Site UNH OPP10-29 (H) 3 ST. LAWRENCE 1 W11-5 (A) 8 Air Force 1 W11-6 (A) 6 Air Force 0 W11-12 (H) 3 PROVIDENCE• 2 W11-13 (A) 5 Providence• 2 W11-16 (A) 6 Rensselaer 3 W11-19 (A) 3 Boston College• 8 L11-20 (H) 6 BOSTON COLLEGE• 3 W11-27 (N) 7 Clarkson& 3 W11-28 (N) 2 Miami (Ohio)& 6 L11-30 (H) 5 VERMONT 4 W12-3 (A) 3 UMass-Lowell• 6 L12-4 (H) 3 UMASS-LOWELL• 1 W12-10 (N) 7 Maine% 3 W12-11 (A) 6 Northeastern• 6 OT T12-29 (N) 3 Dartmouth# 2 W12-30 (N) 3 Boston U.# 2 W1-7 (H) 6 MERRIMACK• 3 W1-8 (A) 3 Merrimack• 6 L1-12 (A) 4 Northeastern• 2 W1-14 (H) 4 NORTHEASTERN• 5 L1-21 (A) 3 Boston U.• 5 L1-22 (H) 1 BOSTON U.• 2 L1-28 (A) 8 Providence• 3 W1-29 (H) 3 PROVIDENCE• 5 L2-4 (A) 1 Maine• 0 F W2-5 (A) 1 Maine• 0 F W2-12 (H) 2 MERRIMACK• 4 L2-18 (A) 3 Boston College• 3 OT T

2-19 (H) 3 BOSTON COLLEGE• 2 W2-25 (H) 6 UMASS-LOWELL• 3 W2-26 (A) 4 UMass-Lowell• 2 W3-1 (H) 2 BOSTON U.• 5 L3-4 (H) 3 MAINE• 1 W3-11 (H) 4 BOSTON C. (HE) 1 W3-12 (H) 6 BOSTON C. (HE) 5 2OT W3-18 (N) 2 UMass-Lowell+ (HE) 4 L3-19 (N) 4 Northeastern+ (HE) 4 OT T3-25 (N) 2 Rensselaer* (NCAA) 0 W3-26 (N) 1 Harvard* (NCAA) 7 L& - Great Western Freeze Out (Inglewood, Calif.)# - Sheraton-U.S. Air Classic (Burlington, Vt.)% - at Cumberland County Civic Center, Portland, ME.+ - at Boston Garden* - at Knickerbocker Arena, Albany, N.Y.

1994-95 (22-10-4, 14-6-4 HE)Coach: Richard UmileCapts.: Eric Flinton, Kent SchmidtkeDate Site UNH OPP10-21 (A) 2 Vermont 6 L10-23 (A) 4 St. Lawrence 1 W10-28 (A) 5 Air Force 2 W10-29 (A) 8 Air Force 2 W11-4 (H) 3 MAINE%• 4 L11-5 (A) 1 Maine• 6 L11-11 (H) 6 MERRIMACK#• 5 W11-12 (A) 4 Merrimack• 3 W11-18 (H) 4 BOSTON COLLEGE#• 4 OT T11-19 (A) 11 Boston College• 1 W11-27 (H) 3 CLARKSON% 2 W12-2 (H) 5 PROVIDENCE#• 5 OT T12-3 (A) 8 Providence• 2 W12-7 (A) 5 Harvard 2 W12-9 (H) 6 MASSACHUSETTS#• 3 W12-29 (N) 3 Colgate& 2 W12-30 (N) 4 Clarkson& 2 W1-6 (A) 1 Boston U.• 5 L1-8 (A) 3 Merrimack• 3 OT T1-13 (H) 6 NORTHEASTERN#• 5 OT W1-15 (A) 6 Massachusetts 3 W1-20 (H) 3 UMASS-LOWELL#• 5 L1-21 (A) 7 UMass-Lowell• 2 W1-26 (H) 4 BOSTON U.%• 2 W1-28 (A) 3 Boston U.• 7 L1-31 (A) 7 Brown 2 W2-5 (A) 7 Massachusetts• 1 W2-10 (A) 4 Boston College• 3 W2-11 (H) 2 UMASS-LOWELL#• 5 L2-17 (H) 5 NORTHEASTERN#• 2 W2-18 (A) 5 Northeastern• 1 W2-24 (H) 6 PROVIDENCE#• 6 OT T3-2 (H) 3 MAINE%• 2 W3-3 (A) 3 Maine 5 L3-9 (H) 2 PROVIDENCE$ (HE) 3 OT L3-24 (N) 2 Denver* (NCAA) 9 L# - at JFK Coliseum, Manchester, N.H.% - at Cumberland Civic Center, Portland, ME& - at Syracuse Invitational, ONCenter, Syracuse, N.Y.$ - at Conte Forum, Chestnut Hill, Mass.* - at Worcester Centrum, Worcester, Mass.

1995-96 (12-18-4, 8-12-4 HE)Coach: Richard UmileCapt.: Mike SullivanDate Site UNH OPP10-21 (A) 4 Vermont 7 L10-28 (A) 5 Colgate 3 W10-29 (A) 3 Union 2 W11-3 (A) 4 Maine• 4 OT T11-4 (A) 3 Maine• 3 OT T11-10 (H) 6 BOSTON U.• 5 OT W11-11 (A) 7 Boston U.• 2 L11-17 (H) 2 MERRIMACK• 4 L11-18 (A) 2 Merrimack• 5 L11-21 (H) 3 HARVARD 2 OT W11-24 (A) 3 Maine# 6 L11-25 (N) 6 UMass-Lowell# 9 L12-1 (H) 4 NORTHEASTERN• 3 W




12-2 (A) 3 Northeastern• 7 L12-8 (A) 4 Boston College• 5 L12-9 (H) 3 BOSTON COLLEGE• 212-29 (N) 2 Bowling Green% 3 L12-30 (N) 8 Harvard% 3 W1-5 (H) 5 BOSTON U.• 7 L1-12 (H) 7 UMASS-LOWELL• 4 W1-13 (A) 4 UMass-Lowell• 5 L1-26 (A) 4 Providence• 2 W1-27 (H) 4 PROVIDENCE• 5 L2-1 (A) 2 Northeastern• 3 OT L2-3 (H) 7 MASSACHUSETTS• 2 W2-9 (A) 3 UMass-Lowell• 6 L2-11 (H) 5 MAINE• 6 OT L2-17 (H) 4 MASSACHUSETTS• 4 OT T2-20 (A) 6 Massachusetts• 6 OT T2-23 (A) 2 Providence• 6 L2-24 (H) 10 BOSTON COLLEGE• 0 W3-2 (H) 3 MERRIMACK• 2 W3-7 (A) 2 Maine (HE) 4 L3-8 (A) 4 Maine (HE) 8 L# - at Govenor’s Cup, Orono, Maine% - at Mariucci Classic, Minneapolis, Minn.

1996-97 (28-11-0, 18-6-0 HE)Coach: Richard UmileCapts.: Eric Boguniecki, Eric Fitzgerald, Tim MurrayDate Site UNH OPP10-19 (H) 1 VERMONT 5 L10-25 (H) 3 UNION 2 W10-26 (H) 5 COLGATE 6 OT L11-1 (A) 7 Northeastern• 3 W11-2 (H) 9 NORTHEASTERN• 4 W11-8 (A) 1 Massachusetts• 0 W11-9 (A) 5 Massachusetts• 4 OT W11-15 (H) 6 MAINE• 3 W11-16 (H) 6 MAINE• 5 W11-22 (H) 8 BOSTON COLLEGE• 3 W11-23 (A) 4 Boston College• 2 W11-29 (A) 8 Vermont# 6 W11-30 (N) 7 Maine# 2 W12-6 (A) 9 Merrimack• 0 W12-7 (H) 4 MERRIMACK• 1 W12-27 (A) 9 Wisconsin% 7 W12-28 (N) 4 Colorado College% 3 W1-3 (A) 4 Boston U.• 9 L1-5 (H) 2 BOSTON U.• 3 OT L1-10 (H) 7 ST. LAWRENCE 2 W1-11 (H) 2 CLARKSON 5 L1-17 (A) 9 UMass-Lowell• 4 W1-18 (H) 5 UMASS-LOWELL• 7 L1-24 (A) 5 Merrimack• 2 W1-25 (A) 5 Boston College• 2 W1-28 (A) 7 Harvard 5 W1-31 (H) 7 NORTHEASTERN• 1 W2-1 (H) 10 MASSACHUSETTS• 0 W2-7 (H) 4 UMASS-LOWELL• 0 W2-14 (H) 9 PROVIDENCE• 5 W2-15 (A) 2 Providence• 3 L2-18 (A) 1 Maine• 5 L2-28 (H) 7 PROVIDENCE• 5 W3-1 (A) 1 Boston U.• 5 L3-7 (H) 5 MASSACHUSETTS¡ 1 W3-8 (H) 8 MASSACHUSETTS¡ 2 W3-14 (N) 4 Boston College£ 0 W3-15 (N) 2 Boston U.∞ 4 L3-21 (N) 2 Colorado College§ 3 L # - at Governor’s Cup, Burlington, Vt.% - at Badger Classic, Milwaukee, Wisc.¡ - HOCKEY EAST Quarterfinal£ - HE Semifinal at FleetCenter, Boston, Mass.∞ - HE Championship at Fleet Center, Boston, Mass.§ - NCAA East Regional at Worcester Centrum, Worcester, Mass.

1997-98 (25-12-1, 15-8-1 HE)Coach: Richard UmileCapts.: Mark Mowers, Erik Johnson, Tom NolanDate Site UNH OPP10-18 (H) 5 VERMONT 1 W10-24 (A) 5 Alaska-Anchorage 2 W

10-25 (A) 4 Alaska-Anchorage 1 W10-31 (A) 5 Rensselaer 4 W11-4 (A) 4 Boston College• 6 L11-7 (H) 1 BOSTON COLLEGE• 4 L11-8 (H) 11 MERRIMACK• 4 W11-14 (H) 5 BOSTON U.• 0 W11-15 (A) 2 Boston U.• 4 L11-21 (H) 7 MERRIMACK• 6 W11-22 (A) 6 Merrimack• 1 W11-28 (H) 4 LOWELL# 2 W11-29 (H) 7 MAINE# 0 W12-5 (H) 6 UMASS-LOWELL• 2 W12-6 (A) 5 UMass-Lowell• 2 W12-12 (H) 4 BOSTON U.• 4 OT T12-27 (N) 5 Colorado College% 3 W12-28 (N) 2 Miami (Ohio)% 4 L12-31 (A) 6 Nebraska-Omaha 2 W1-16 (A) 2 Maine• 1 W1-17 (A) 5 Maine• 0 W1-27 (H) 9 BOSTON COLLEGE• 3 W1-30 (A) 5 Northeastern• 2 W2-1 (H) 1 MAINE• 3 L2-6 (H) 4 MASSACHUSETTS• 1 W2-13 (H) 4 PROVIDENCE• 2 W2-14 (A) 5 Providence• 0 W2-20 (H) 7 MASSACHUSETTS• 3 W2-22 (A) 3 Massachusetts• 4 L2-27 (A) 4 Northeastern• 5 L2-28 (H) 1 NORTHEASTERN• 2 L3-6 (A) 3 Providence• 2 W3-7 (A) 0 UMass-Lowell• 3 L3-13 (H) 2 MAINE (HE) 3 2OT L3-14 (H) 3 MAINE (HE) 5 L3-28 (N) 7 Wisconsin$ (NCAA) 4 W3-29 (N) 4 Boston U.$ (NCAA) 3 OT W4-2 (N) 0 Michigan^ (NCAA) 4 L # - Governor’s Cup at Durham, N.H.% - at Denver Cup, Denver, Colorado$ - at Pepsi Arena, Albany, N.Y.^ - at FleetCenter, Boston, Mass. 1998-99 (31-7-3, 18-3-3 HE)Coach: Richard UmileCapts.: Jason Krog, Steve O’BrienDate Site UNH OPP10-17 (A) 4 Vermont 3 W10-23 (H) 5 LAKE SUPERIOR STATE 2 W10-24 (H) 4 MIAMI-OHIO 1 W11-1 (A) 4 MASSACHUSETTS• 1 W11-6 (A) 1 Providence• 6 L11-7 (H) 3 PROVIDENCE• 1 W11-13 (H) 2 BOSTON U.• 2 T11-14 (A) 3 Boston U.• 1 W11-21 (H) 4 NORTHEASTERN• 2 W11-27 (N) 3 Maine# 4 L11-28 (N) 5 UMass-Lowell# 1 W12-4 (H) 6 BOSTON COLLEGE• 1 W12-5 (A) 3 Boston College• 6 L12-12 (H) 5 MASSACHUSETTS• 2 W12-13 (A) 7 Massachusetts• 2 W12-21 (N) 9 Rensselaer 3 W1-2 (A) 4 Colorado College 1 W1-3 (A) 2 Denver## 4 L1-8 (H) 4 CLARKSON 4 W1-10 (H) 4 ST. LAWRENCE 2 W1-14 (H) 6 MERRIMACK• 1 W1-16 (A) 5 Merrimack• 1 W1-20 (A) 3 UMass-Lowell• 1 W1-23 (H) 4 UMASS-LOWELL• 1 W1-29 (A) 5 Northeastern• 4 W1-30 (H) 4 PROVIDENCE• 2 W2-7 (A) 3 Maine• 4 L2-12 (A) 2 Boston U.• 2 T2-13 (H) 7 MERRIMACK• 1 W2-19 (H) 7 NORTHEASTERN• 2 W2-20 (A) 2 Boston College• 2 T2-28 (H) 4 UMASS-LOWELL• 2 W3-5 (H) 6 MAINE• 1 W3-6 (H) 4 MAINE• 1 W3-12 (H) 2 MERRIMACK% (HE) 2 W3-13 (H) 5 MERRIMACK% (HE) 4 W

3-19 (N) 6 Providence^ (HE) 2 W3-20 (N) 4 Boston College§ (HE) 5 OT L3-27 (N) 2 Michigan! (NCAA) 1 OT W4-1 (N) 5 Michigan St.@ (NCAA) 3 W4-3 (N) 2 Maine∞ (NCAA) 3 OT L • Hockey East Game# - Governor’s Cup at Lowell, Mass. ## - McNichols Arena% - Hockey East Quaraterfinals^ - HE Semifinal at FleetCenter; Boston, Mass.§ - HE Championship at FleetCenter; Boston, Mass.! NCAA East Regional at Worcester Centrum; Worcester, Mass@ NCAA Semifinal at Arrowhead Pond; Anaheim, Calif.∞ NCAA Championship at Arrowhead Pond

1999-2000 (23-9-6, 13-5-6 HE)Coach: Richard UmileCapts.: Mike Souza, Dan EndersDate Site UNH OPP10-16 (H) 7 VERMONT 4 W10-22 (A) 4 Lake Superior State 3 W10-23 (A) 5 Lake Superior State 3 W10-29 (H) 0 RENSSELAER 6 L10-30 (A) 2 UMass-Lowell• 1 W11-2 (A) 1 Yale 5 L11-6 (H) 2 MASSACHUSETTS• 1 W11-12 (H) 3 PROVIDENCE• 2 OT W11-13 (A) 2 Providence• 1 W11-19 (H) 5 BOSTON U.• 5 OT T11-20 (H) 2 BOSTON COLLEGE• 1 OT W11-27 (H) 2 NOTRE DAME 1 W11-28 (H) 6 NORTH DAKOTA 2 W12-3 (H) 3 UMASS-LOWELL• 2 W12-4 (A) 4 UMass-Lowell• 2 W12-10 (A) 3 St. Lawrence 1 W12-11 (A) 6 Clarkson 0 W1-3 (H) 3 DARTMOUTH 2 OT W1-7 (A) 4 Maine• 9 L1-8 (A) 5 Maine• 4 W1-14 (H) 4 MERRIMACK • 2 W1-15 (A) 6 Merrimack• 3 W1-21 (A) 3 Northeastern• 3 OT T1-22 (H) 4 NORTHEASTERN 4 OT T1-28 (H) 3 BOSTON U.• 3 OT T1-29 (A) 2 Boston U.• 4 L2-4 (H) 2 MERRIMACK• 2 OT T2-6 (H) 1 MAINE• 0 W2-11 (A) 2 Northeastern• 6 L2-12 (A) 3 Providence• 4 L2-19 (H) 4 BOSTON COLLEGE• 1 W2-20 (A) 1 Boston College• 4 L3-3 (H) 3 MASSACHUSETTS• 3 OT T3-4 (A) 5 Massachusetts• 1 W3-9 (H) 5 MERRIMACK% 2 W3-10 (H) 3 MERRIMACK% 2 OT W3-17 (N) 1 Boston College^ 2 L3-24 (N) 1 Niagara! 4 L• Hockey East Game% - Hockey East Quarterfinals^ - Hockey East Semifinal at FleetCenter; Boston! NCAA West Regional at Mariucci Arena, Minne-apolis

2000-2001 (21-12-6, 11-8-5 HE)Coach: Richard UmileCapts.: Ty ConklinDate Site UNH OPP10-6 (N) 2 North Dakota^ 2 OT T10-7 (N) 7 Colgate^ 3 W10-14 (A) 5 Vermont 4 OT W10-20 (H) 4 LAKE SUPERIOR STATE 3 W10-21 (H) 7 MIAMI-OHIO 2 W10-28 (H) 4 UMASS-LOWELL• 3 W11-3 (H) 3 YALE 4 L11-4 (A) 0 Massachusetts• 3 L11-10 (A) 1 Providence• 3 L11-11 (H) 4 PROVIDENCE• 1 W11-17 (A) 2 Boston U.• 1 W11-18 (A) 4 Boston College• 1 W



11-25 (N) 4 Minnesota-Duluth 3 W11-26 (N) 6 MSU-Mankato 2 W12-1 (A) 2 UMass-Lowell• 2 OT T12-2 (H) 0 UMASS-LOWELL• 0 OT T12-14 (H) 4 HARVARD 1 W12-16 (H 6 PRINCETON 3 W12-29 (A) 3 Dartmouth# 6 L12-30 (N) 4 Miami-Ohio# 0 W1-5 (H) 0 MAINE• 0 OT T1-6 (H) 4 MAINE• 1 W1-12 (A) 4 Merrimack• 1 W1-13 (H) 3 MERRIMACK• 3 OT T1-19 (H) 4 NORTHEASTERN• 1 W1-20 (A) 3 Northeastern• 5 L1-26 (A) 1 Boston U.• 2 L1-27 (H) 2 BOSTON U.• 4 L2-2 (A) 5 Merrimack• 5 OT T2-4 (A) 2 Maine• 3 OT L2-9 (H) 5 NORTHEASTERN• 2 W2-10 (H) 3 PROVIDENCE• 1 W2-16 (A) 2 Boston College• 3 OT L2-18 (H) 2 BOSTON COLLEGE• 0 W3-2 (H) 1 UMASS-AMHERST• 2 OT L3-3 (A) 3 UMass-Amherst• 0 W3-8 (H) 4 UMASS-LOWELL% 2 W3-9 (H) 1 UMASS-LOWELL% 2 L3-10 (H) 1 UMASS-LOWELL% 2 L• Hockey East Game^Ice Breaker Invitational,Ann Arbor,Mich.#Auld Lang Syne,Hanover,N.H. % - Hockey East Quarterfinals

2001-2002 (30-7-3, 17-4-3)Coach: Richard UmileCapts: Darren HaydarDate Site UNH OPP10-13 (H) 7 VERMONT 1 W10-18 (A) 6 Merrimack• 3 W10-20 (A) 4 Rensselaer 6 L10-26 (H) 2 NORTHEASTERN• 2 T11-2 (A) 4 Merrimack• 3 W11-4 (A) 1 Boston U.• 1 T11-9 (A) 5 UMass-Lowell• 2 W11-10 (H) 0 UMASS-LOWELL• 1 L11-17 (A) 5 Providence• 1 W11-24 (H) 3 OHIO STATE!! 1 W11-25 (H) 5 DENVER^ 2 W11-30 (H) 5 BOSTON COLLEGE • 4 W12-1 (H) 4 MAINE • 1 W12-7 (A) 5 Clarkson 8 L12-8 (A) 5 St. Lawrence 4 W12-13 (H) 6 DARTMOUTH # 3 W12-27 (N) 6 Colorado College 2 W12-28 (N) 11 Brown 3 W1-3 (H) 5 YALE 3 W1-5 (H) 10 MERRIMACK • 1 W1-13 (H) 3 PROVIDENCE • 4 L1-18 (A) 5 Massachusetts • 1 W1-19 (H) 6 MASSACHUSETTS • 1 W1-25 (H) 6 BOSTON U. • 1 W1-27 (A) 5 Boston U. • 3 W2-1 (A) 3 Maine • 6 L2-2 (A) 2 Maine • 2 T2-10 (H) 5 PROVIDENCE • 2 W2-15 (A) 4 Northeastern • 5 L2-16 (H) 6 NORTHEASTERN • 2 W2-22 (H) 3 UMASS-LOWELL • 0 W2-26 (A) 6 Massachusetts • 0 W3-2 (H) 5 BOSTON COLLEGE • 2 W3-3 (A) 2 Boston College • 1 W3-8 (H) 6 MERRIMACK •% 2 W3-9 (H) 5 MERRIMACK •% 4 W3-15 (N) 4 UMass-Lowell • ^ 3 W3-16 (N) 3 Maine •§ 1 W3-24 (N) 4 Cornell ! 3 W4-7 (N) 2 Maine • @ 7 L• Hockey East Game# - at Verizon Wireless Arena, Manchester, NH!!-Dodge New Hampshire Tournament ^Badger Showdown,Milwaukee,Wis.

% - Hockey East Quarterfinals^ - HE Semifinal at FleetCenter; Boston, Mass.§ - HE Championship at FleetCenter; Boston, Mass.! NCAA East Regional at Worcester Centrum@ NCAA Semifinal at XCel Energy Center

2002-2003 (28-8-6, 15-5-4 HE)Coach: Richard UmileCapts: Patrick FoleyDate Site UNH OPP10-12 (A) 10 Vermont 0 W10-18 (H) 5 MINNESOTA 5 OT T10-19 (H) 3 MINNESOTA 1 W10-25 (A) 2 Northeastern • 2 OT T11-1 (H) 4 MERRIMACK • 3 W11-2 (H) 2 BOSTON UNIV. • 3 L11-8 (H) 4 UMASS-LOWELL • 3 W11-9 (A) 6 UMass-Lowell • 2 W11-15 (H) 3 PROVIDENCE • 0 W11-19 (A) 3 Boston College • 2 OT W11-22 (A) 1 Maine • 2 OT L11-24 (H) 4 MASSACHUSETTS • 0 W11-30 (H) 3 CONNECTICUT 1 W12-6 (H) 5 CLARKSON 2 W12-7 (H) 2 ST. LAWRENCE 5 L12-27 (N) 4 Clarkson + 2 W12-28 (A) 0 Denver + 4 L1-2 (A) 5 Yale 0 W1-4 (H) 8 MERRIMACK • 3 W1-11 (A) 6 Providence • 3 W1-15 (N) 1 Dartmouth # 1 OT T1-17 (H) 2 MASSACHUSETTS • 1 OT W1-19 (A) 4 Massachusetts • 3 W1-23 (A) 2 Boston University • 5 L1-25 (H) 3 BOSTON UNIV. • 0 W2-1 (H) 4 MAINE # • 2 W2-2 (H) 2 MAINE • 3 L2-9 (A) 2 Providence • 5 L2-14 (H) 4 NORTHEASTERN • 3 W2-15 (A) 1 Northeastern • 1 OT T2-19 (A) 6 Merrimack • 1 W2-21 (A) 4 UMass-Lowell • 4 OT T2-28 (A) 3 Boston College • 3 OT T3-1 (H) 4 BOSTON COLLEGE • 1 W3-7 (H) 8 UMASS-LOWELL % 4 W3-8 (H) 8 UMASS-LOWELL % 4 W3-14 (N) 5 Massachusetts ^ 4 W3-15 (N) 1 Boston University § 0 W3-28 (N) 5 St. Cloud State ! 2 W3-29 (N) 3 Boston University ! 0 W 4-10 (N) 3 Cornell @ 2 W4-12 (N) 1 Minnesota ∞ 5 L• Hockey East Game+ -at Denver Cup (Dever, Colo.)# - at Verizon Wireless Arena, Manchester, NH% - Hockey East Quarterfinals^ - HE Semifinal at FleetCenter; Boston, Mass.§ - HE Championship at FleetCenter; Boston, Mass.! NCAA East Regional at Worcester Centrum; Worcester, Mass@ NCAA Semifinal at HSBC Arena (Buffalo, N.Y.)∞ NCAA Championship at HSBC Arena (Buffalo, N.Y.)

2003-2004 (20-15-6, 10-8-6 HE)Coach: Richard UmileCapts: Patrick Foley, Steve SavianoDate Site UNH OPP10-11 (H) 3 VERMONT 0 W10-16 (H) 4 MERRIMACK• 1 W10-24 (N) 8 Canisius 2 W10-25 (N) 2 Niagara 5 L10-31 (H) 9 UNION 2 W11-7 (A) 4 Boston U.• 0 W11-8 (H) 6 MAINE• 3 W11-12 (H) 2 BOSTON COLLEGE#• 2 OT T11-14 (A) 4 Providence• 7 L11-21 (A) 3 Northeastern• 2 W11-22 (H) 5 NORTHEASTERN• 2 W11-25 (H) 4 UMASS-LOWELL• 5 L11-29 (H) 4 RENSSELAER 3 W12-5 (A) 4 Clarkson 3 W

12-6 (A) 2 St. Lawrence 3 L12-11 (A) 2 Massachusetts• 2 OT T12-13 (H) 2 MERRIMACK• 7 L12-20 (N) 3 Miami-Ohio+ 1 W12-21 (A) 2 Minnesota+ 4 L1-3 (H) 2 YALE 3 L1-9 (A) 1 Providence• 1 OT T1-10 (H) 5 PROVIDENCE• 3 W1-13 (N) 5 Dartmouth# 0 W1-17 (H) 3 BROWN 0 W1-23 (A) 9 Merrimack• 1 W1-30 (A) 4 Maine• 5 L1-31 (A) 0 Maine• 5 L2-6 (A) 1 Massachusetts• 4 L2-7 (H) 3 MASSACHUSETTS• 2 OT W2-13 (A) 3 UMass-Lowell• 3 OT T2-14 (H) 3 UMASS-LOWELL• 3 OT T2-22 (H) 6 NORTHEASTERN• 5 W2-27 (A) 2 Boston College• 4 L2-28 (H) 3 BOSTON COLLEGE• 2 W3-4 (A) 3 Boston U.• 3 OT T3-6 (H) 3 BOSTON U.• 4 OT L3-11 (H) 2 PROVIDENCE% 1 W3-12 (H) 3 PROVIDENCE% 4 OT L3-13 (H) 1 PROVIDENCE% 0 W3-19 (N) 2 Massachusetts^ 5 L3-27 (N) 1 Michigan! 4 L• Hockey East Game+ -Dodge Holiday Classic at Mariucci Arena - Min-neapolis, Minn.# - at Verizon Wireless Arena, Manchester, NH% - Hockey East Quarterfinals^ - HE Semifinal at FleetCenter; Boston, Mass.! NCAA Northeast Regional at Verizon Wireless Arena

2004-2005 (26-11-5, 15-5-4 HE)Coach: Richard UmileCapts: Justin Aikins, Preston Callander, Tyson TeplitskyDate Site UNH OPP 10-9 (H) 5 OHIO STATE $ 1 W10-10 (H) 4 ST. LAWRENCE $ 2 W10-15 (A) 4 Michigan 4 OT T10-17 (A) 1 Michigan State 5 L10-23 (H) 5 MERCYHURST 4 W11-5 (H) 4 BOSTON U. 3 W11-7 (A) 0 Maine 3 L11-12 (H) 3 PROVIDENCE 2 W11-16 (A) 4 Merrimack 1 W11-19 (H) 4 NORTHEASTERN 3 W11-20 (A) 7 Northeastern 4 W11-23 (A) 3 UMass-Lowell 3 OT T11-27 (A) 4 Vermont 5 L12-3 (H) 3 CLARKSON 1 W12-4 (H) 6 ST. LAWRENCE 3 W12-9 (H) 4 MASSACHUSETTS 0 W12-29 (N) 3 Michigan State^ 4 L12-30 (N) 4 Michigan Tech^ 3 W1-7 (A) 2 Providence 1 W1-8 (H) 4 PROVIDENCE 1 W1-12 (N) 8 Dartmouth 9 L1-15 (H) 8 YALE 2 W1-21 (H) 6 MERRIMACK 2 W1-24 (A) 2 Boston College 2 OT T1-28 (A) 0 UMass-Lowell 7 L1-29 (H) 8 UMASS-LOWELL 3 W2-4 (H) 1 MAINE 3 L2-5 (H) 2 MAINE 1 W2-11 (H) 8 MASSACHUSETTS 1 W2-12 (A) 6 Massachusetts 1 W2-16 (A) 6 Merrimack 1 W2-19 (A) 5 Northeastern 2 W2-25 (A) 3 Boston College 3 OT T2-26 (H) 2 BOSTON COLLEGE 5 L3-3 (A) 4 Boston U. 4 OT T3-5 (H) 2 BOSTON U. 3 L3-10 (H) 6 NORTHEASTERN% 1 W




3-11 (H) 4 NORTHEASTERN% 0 W3-18 (N) 5 Boston U.^ 2 W3-19 (N) 1 Boston College& 3 L3-26 (N) 3 Harvard! 2 W3-27 (N) 2 Denver! 4 L* Hockey East Game$- Ice Breaker Tournament+ - Great Lakes Invitational - Detroit, Mich.% - Hockey East Quarterfinals^ - HE Semifinal at FleetCenter; Boston, Mass.&- HE Championship Game, FleetCenter, Boston, Mass.! NCAA Northeast Regional at Mullins Center in Amherst, Mass.

2005-2006 (20-13-7, 14-7-6 HE)Coach: Richard UmileCapt: Brian YandleDate Site UNH OPP10-14 (N) 4 Ferris State** 2 W10-15 (A) 3 Nebraska-Omaha** 5 L10-21 (H) 2 NORTH DAKOTA 3 L10-22 (H) 3 NORTH DAKOTA 3 OT T10-28 (A) 4 Massachusetts* 1 W11-1 (H) 2 BOSTON COLLEGE* 3 L11-4 (A) 6 Northeastern* 4 W11-5 (H) 3 NORTHEASTERN* 0 W11-11 (A) 3 Boston University* 2 W 11-12 (H) 4 MAINE* 2 W11-18 (H) 3 UMASS-LOWELL* 2 W11-19 (A) 3 UMass-Lowell* 6 L11-27 (H) 3 NORTHEASTERN* 3 OT T11-29 (A) 0 Merrimack* 1 L12-2 (A) 3 Vermont* 3 OT T12-3 (A) 4 St. Lawrence 3 W12-8 (H) 0 Harvard 1 L12-10 (H) 4 UMASS-LOWELL* 1 W12-30 (H) 2 NIAGARA 6 L1-6 (H) 2 VERMONT* 1 W1-7 (H) 2 VERMONT* 2 OT T1-11 (A) 4 Yale 1 W1-14 (N) 5 Dartmouth 4 W1-20 (A) 3 Massachusetts* 1 W1-21 (H) 3 MASSACHUSETTS* 4 L1-27 (A) 1 Providence* 3 L2-3 (A) 1 Maine* 4 L2-4 (A) 7 Maine* 4 W2-10 (H) 4 MERRIMACK* 0 W2-11 (A) 1 Merrimack* 1 OT T2-17 (A) 7 Boston University* 4 W2-18 (H) 2 BOSTON UNIVERSITY*3 L2-24 (A) 2 Providence* 2 OT T2-25 (A) 4 PROVIDENCE* 1 W3-2 (A) 3 Boston College* 3 OT T3-4 (H) 5 BOSTON COLLEGE* 2 W3-9 (H) 4 PROVIDENCE% 0 W3-10 (H) 2 PROVIDENCE% 1 W3-17 (N) 2 Boston University^ 9 L3-27 (N) 0 Michigan State! 1 L* Hockey East Game** - *Maverick Stampede,Omaha,Neb.+ -Dodge Holiday Classic at Mariucci Arena - Min-neapolis, Minn.% - Hockey East Quarterfinals^ - HE Semifinal at FleetCenter; Boston, Mass.! NCAA Northeast Regional at Pepsi Arena in Albany N.Y.

2006-2007 (26-11-2, 18-7-2 HE)Coach: Dick UmileCapt.: Josh CioccoDate Site UNH OPP10-20 (A) 4 Colorado College 3 W10-21 (A) 7 Colorado College 2 W10-26 (H) 2 MASSACHUSETTS* 3 L 10-28 (H) 3 YALE 4 L11-3 (H) 6 NORTHEASTERN* 3 W11-4 (A) 3 Northeastern* 1 W11-10 (H) 4 BOSTON U* 4 OT T11-12 (A) 8 Maine* 2 W11-17 (A) 5 UMass-Lowell* 2 W

11-18 (H) 4 UMASS LOWELL* 0 W11-22 (A) 6 Boston College* 3 W11-25 (A) 3 Northeastern* 1 W11-28 (H) 5 MERRIMACK* 0 W12-3 (H) 4 VERMONT* 1 W12-6 (A) 4 UMass-Lowell* 2 W12-8 (H) 2 ST. LAWRENCE 0 W12-29 (N) 2 Cornell+ 5 L12-30 (N) 5 Western Michigan+ 2 W1-5 (A) 7 Vermont* 1 W1-6 (A) 2 Vermont* 1 W1-13 (N) 4 Dartmouth 2 W1-19 (H) 5 MASSACHUSETTS* 1 W1-20 (A) 0 Massachusetts* 3 L1-27 (H) 2 PROVIDENCE* 1 W2-2 (A) 2 Maine* 4 L2-3 (A) 2 Maine* 1 W2-9 (H) 3 MERRIMACK* 1 W2-10 (A) 4 Merrimack* 1 W2-16 (H) 2 BOSTON U* 4 L2-17 (A) 3 Boston U* 3 OT T2-23 (H) 6 PROVIDENCE* 4 W2-24 (A) 1 Providence* 7 L3-2 (H) 1 BOSTON COLLEGE* 4 L3-3 (A) 2 Boston College* 4 L3-8 (H) 4 PROVIDENCE% 0 W3-9 (H) 6 PROVIDENCE% 0 W3-16 (N) 3 Massachusetts^ 2 OT W3-17 (N) 2 Boston College# 5 L3-24 (N) 1 Miami! 2 L* - Hockey East Game+ - Florida Classic at Germain Arena, Estero, Fla.% - Hockey East Quarter Finals^ - HE Semifinal at TD Bank North Garden, Boston Mass.# - HE Final at TD Bank North Garden, Boston Mass! NCAA Northeast Regional at Verizon Wireless Arena in Manchester N.H.

2007-08 (25-10-3, 19-5-3 HE)Coach: Dick UmileCapt.: Matt FornataroDate Site UNH OPP10-19 (A) 4 Boston U* 1 W10-26 (H) 5 COLORADO COL. 3 W10-27 (H) 4 COLORADO COL. 2 W11-2 (A) 7 Northeastern* 4 W11-3 (H) 1 NORTHEASTERN* 2 L11-9 (H) 2 UMASS-LOWELL* 2 OT T11-10 (H) 5 BOSTON COLLEGE* 2 W11-16 (H) 1 NORTHEASTERN* 4 L11-17 (A) 5 Providence* 4 OT W11-24 (H) 5 BROWN 2 W11-30 (H) 3 UMASS-LOWELL* 2 W12-1 (A) 2 UMass-Lowell* 3 L12-8 (A) 1 Massachusetts* 4 L12-16 (H) 2 MAINE* 0 W12-28 (A) 1 North Dakota 3 L12-29 (A) 7 North Dakota 4 W1-4 (A) 1 Merrimack* 0 W1-6 (H) 5 ST. LAWRENCE 6 L1-11 (A) 3 Massachusetts* 2 W1-12 (H) 5 MASSACHUSETTS* 3 W1-19 (N) 3 Dartmouth 5 L1-25 (H) 4 BOSTON U* 2 W1-26 (A) 5 Boston U* 3 W2-1 (A) 5 Vermont* 1 W2-8 (A) 3 Maine* 2 W2-9 (A) 4 Maine* 1 W2-15 (A) 1 Providence* 1 OT T2-16 (H) 4 PROVIDENCE* 3 W2-22 (A) 2 Boston College* 0 W2-23 (H) 5 BOSTON COLLEGE* 1 W2-29 (H) 2 MERRIMACK* 1 W3-1 (A) 1 Merrimack* 1 OT T3-7 (H) 3 VERMONT* 1 W

3-8 (H) 3 VERMONT* 4 L3-14 (H) 4 MASSACHUSETTS% 1 W3-15 (H) 7 MASSACHUSETTS% 2 W3-21 (N) 4 Boston College^ 5 3OT L3-28 (N) 3 Notre Dame! 7 L* - Hockey East Game% - Hockey East Quarter Finals^ - HE Semifinal at TD Bank North Garden, Boston Mass.! NCAA West Regional at Colorado Springs World Arena; Colorado Springs, Colo.

2008-09 (20-13-5, 15-8-4 HE)Coach: Dick UmileCapts.: Joe Charlebois, Greg CollinsDate Site UNH OPP RES10-11 (H) 5 WISCONSIN 1 W10-17 (H) 1 RENSSELAER 0 W10-19 (H) 2 BOSTON U* 1 W10-24 (H) 1 MASSACHUSETTS* 1 OT T10-26 (A) 1 St. Lawrence 0 L10-31 (H) 4 NORTHEASTERN* 2 W11-1 (A) 2 Northeastern* 2 OT T11-7 (A) 2 Minnesota 2 OT T11-8 (A) 2 Minnesota 6 L11-14 (A) 3 UMass-Lowell* 8 L11-15 (A) 6 Boston College* 8 L11-21 (A) 2 Northeastern* 3 L11-22 (H) 4 PROVIDENCE* 3 W11-29 (H) 3 MERRIMACK* 4 L12-5 (A) 2 UMass-Lowell* 0 W12-6 (H) 3 UMASS-LOWELL* 2 W12-11 (H) 9 HOLY CROSS 4 W1-4 (A) 5 Maine* 4 W1-9 (A) 2 Massachusetts* 2 OT T1-10 (H) 3 MASSACHUSETTS* 2 OT W1-17 (N) 6 Dartmouth 4 W1-23 (A) 0 Boston U* 5 L1-24 (H) 1 BOSTON U* 3 L1-30 (H) 3 VERMONT* 2 W2-6 (H) 4 MAINE* 1 W2-7 (H) 0 MAINE (VWA)* 1 L2-13 (H) 4 PROVIDENCE* 4 OT T2-14 (A) 4 Providence* 2 W2-20 (H) 3 BOSTON COLLEGE* 2 W2-21 (A) 4 Boston College* 2 W2-27 (A) 4 Merrimack* 3 W2-28 (H) 1 MERRIMACK* 0 W3-6 (A) 4 Vermont* 6 L3-7 (A) 6 Vermont* 5 W3-13 (H) 3 BOSTON COLLEGE% 5 L3-14 (H) 0 BOSTON COLLEGE% 1 L3-28 (N) 6 North Dakota# 5 OT W3-29 (N) 1 Boston U.# 2 L* - Hockey East Game% - Hockey East Quarterfinals# - NCAA Northeast Regional at Verizon Wireless Arena in Manchester N.H.

WILDCATS HISTORY



PerhapsthemoststoriedplayerinWildcathistory,JasonKrogwastheprogram’sfirstandonlywin-neroftheHobeyBakerMemorialAwardin1999.TheHobeyBakerMemorialAwardispresentedtothemostoutstandingcollegehockeyplayerinthenation,bothonandofftheice.Krog’son-iceper-formanceof34goalsand51assistsfor85pointsturnedintoaseriesofpost-seasonhonorsinclud-ingtheunanimousHockeyEastPlayeroftheYearandtheNewEnglandHockeyWriters’PlayeroftheYear;andspotsontheFirstTeamAll-HockeyEast,All-New EnglandTeam, All-Hockey EastTourna-mentTeamandtheFrozenFourAll-TournamentTeam. He still ranks first in program history inassists(144)andsecondinpoints(238).

WILDCATS HISTORY





CoachoftheYear RichardUmile..... 1991,1997,1999,2002,2007

PlayeroftheYear KevinRegan..............................................................2008 SteveSaviano...........................................................2004 MikeAyers.................................................................2003 DarrenHaydar..........................................................2002 TyConklin..................................................................2000 JasonKrog.................................................................1999

RookieoftheYear SeanCollins...............................................................2002 DarrenHaydar..........................................................1999 MarkMowers............................................................1995 JeffLevy.....................................................................1991

TournamentMVP DarrenHaydar..........................................................2002 All-HockeyEast EricBoguniecki........................................................1997 RobDonovan............................................................1993 EricFlinton.................................................................1995 ToddHall....................................................................1996 JasonKrog.................................................................1997 JeffLevy......................................................................1991 ScottMalone.............................................................1994 ScottMorrow............................................................1992 MarkMowers................................................ 1996,1997 TimMurray................................................................1997 All-HockeyEastFirstTeam MikeAyers.................................................................2003 TyConklin...................................................... 2000,2001 BradFlaishans..........................................................2008 JaymeFilipowicz.....................................................1999 LannyGare................................................................2003 DarrenHaydar..........................................................2002 ColinHemingway...................................................2002 JasonKrog..................................................... 1998,1999 MikeRadja.................................................................2008 KevinRegan..............................................................2008 SteveSaviano...........................................................2004 TrevorSmith..............................................................2007

All-HockeyEastSecondTeam MikeAyers.................................................................2002 DerekBekar...............................................................1998 SeanCollins...............................................................2005 TyConklin..................................................................1999 MattFornataro.........................................................2008 DarrenHaydar.............................................. 1999,2000 ColinHemingway...................................................2003 MarkMowers............................................................1998 ChrisMurray..............................................................2007 MikeSouza................................................................2000 GarrettStafford........................................................2002 CraigSwitzer.............................................................2008 JamesvanRiemsdyk..............................................2009 DanielWinnik...........................................................2006 BrianYandle.................................................. 2005,2006

HockeyEastHonorableMention PrestonCallander....................................................2005 BradFlaishans..........................................................2007 JaymeFilipowicz.....................................................1998 MattFornataro.........................................................2007 BrianFoster................................................ 2009 DarrenHaydar..........................................................2001 BrettHemingway....................................................2006 SeanMatile.................................................... 1998,1999 JacobMicflikier........................................................2005 MickMounsey..........................................................2002 TomNolan.................................................................1998 SteveO’Brien............................................................1999 MikeRadja.................................................................2007 KevinRegan..............................................................2007 MikeSouza................................................................1999 BrianYandle..............................................................2004 All-RookieTeam DerekBekar...............................................................1996 EricBoguniecki.......................................................1994 SeanCollins...............................................................2002 TyConklin.................................................................1999 DarrenHaydar.........................................................1999 BrettHemingway....................................................2004 SteveLeach..............................................................1985 JeffLevy....................................................................1991 SeanMatile...............................................................1997 MarkMowers...........................................................1995 PatMorrison...........................................................1988 TimMurray...............................................................1994 KevinRegan..............................................................2005 MikeSouza...............................................................1997 JamesvanRiemsdyk..............................................2008 ChrisWinnes...........................................................1988

SpencerPenroseAward CharlieHolt................................................... 1969,1979 RichardUmile...........................................................1999 ECACPlayeroftheYear RalphCox...................................................................1979 ECACRookieoftheYear NormLacombe........................................................1982 BobMiller...................................................................1975 All-ECACFirstTeam AndyBrickley............................................................1982 GordieClark.......................................1972,1973,1974 RalphCox....................................................... 1978,1979 JamieHislop.................................................. 1975,1976 BobMiller...................................................................1977 GuySmith..................................................................1972

All-ECACSecondTeam TimBurke....................................................... 1976,1977 BrianByrnes..............................................................1984 CliffCox.......................................................................1976 BruceGillies...............................................................1984 BobGould..................................................................1979 NormLacombe........................................................1983

RickMetzer................................................................1969 GregMoffett.............................................................1979 CapRaeder................................................................1974 OldTimeHockey BestDefensemanAward SteveO’Brien............................................................1999 JoeCharlebois..........................................................2008

BestDefensiveForward JohnSadowski.........................................................2000 PrestonCallander....................................................2005

GoaltendingChampion MikeAyers(1.79).....................................................2002 TyConklin(1.84)......................................................2001 KevinRegan(1.83)..................................................2008

ITECHThreeStarsChampion ColinHemingway...................................................2002

ScoringChampion DarrenHaydar(42points)...................................2002 JasonKrog(53points)...........................................1999 HockeyEastAll-TournamentTeam DomenicAmodeo................................................1992 EricBoguniecki.......................................................1994 BobbyButler.............................................. 2008 PrestonCallander....................................................2005 JaymeFilipowicz.....................................................1999 DarrenHaydar..........................................................2002 ColinHemingway...................................................2002 JasonKrog.................................................................1999 JeffLevy....................................................................1992 JacobMicflikier........................................................2006 MarkMowers...........................................................1997 ChrisMurray..............................................................2007 SteveSaviano...........................................................2003 GarrettStafford............................................ 2002,2003 DanielWinnik...........................................................2005 BrianYandle..............................................................2005

ECACAll-TournamentSecondTeam BobSmith..................................................................1972 GuySmith..................................................................1972

ECACTournamentMVP GregMoffett.............................................................1979

LenCeglarskiSportsmanshipAward JoeFlanagan.............................................................1992 ToddHall....................................................................1996 SteveSaviano...........................................................2004

HockeyEastTeamSportsmanshipAward NewHampshire..............................1994-95,1995-96, ..........................................................1998-99,1999-2000

HockeyEastTurferAthleticAward AlanThompson.......................................................2009

WalterBrownAward

MikeAyers...............................................................................2003TyConklin................................................................................2001RalphCox................................................................................1979BobMiller................................................................................1977KevinRegan............................................................................2008SteveSaviano.........................................................................2004

NewEnglandCoachoftheYear(ClarkHodderAward)

RubeBjorkman......................................................................1968CharlieHolt................................................................. 1977,1979BobKullen...............................................................................1990DickUmile............................... 1991,1999,2002,2008

NewEnglandPlayeroftheYear(LeonardFowleAward)

GordieClark............................................................................1974RalphCox................................................................................1979DarrenHaydar.......................................................................2002JasonKrog...............................................................................1999KevinRegan............................................................................2008

NewEnglandUnsungHeroSeanCoady...................................................................... 1977-78

NewEnglandMostImprovedPlayer(PaulHinesAward)

TimBurke................................................................................1976ColinHemingway.................................................................2002JasonKrog...............................................................................1997ToddPearson.........................................................................1982

All-NewEnglandMikeAyers...............................................................................2003AndyBrickley.........................................................................1982GordieClark............................................................................1974SeanCollins............................................................................2005TyConklin................................................................................1999RalphCox.................................................................... 1978,1979JaymeFilipowicz...................................................................1999EricFlinton..............................................................................1995BradFlaishans........................................................................2008MattFornataro.......................................................................2008DarrenHaydar.......................................................................2002ColinHemingway..................................................... 2002,2003LannyGare..............................................................................2003BobGould...............................................................................1979JamieHislop...........................................................................1976JasonKrog................................................................... 1998,1999JeffLevy...................................................................................1992

All-NewEngland(Cont.)GregMoffett...........................................................................1979MarkMowers.........................................................................1998TomNolan...............................................................................1998MikeRadja...............................................................................2008KevinRegan............................................................................2008SteveSaviano.........................................................................2004TrevorSmith...........................................................................2007JamesvanRiemsdyk...........................................................2009DanielWinnik.........................................................................2006BrianYandle............................................................... 2005,2006

NewEnglandRookieoftheYear(GeorgeCarensAward)

SeanCollins............................................................................2002DarrenHaydar.......................................................................1999NormLacombe.....................................................................1982BobMiller................................................................................1975MarkMowers.........................................................................1995

NewEnglandOutstandingForward(HerbGallagherAward)

AndyBrickley.........................................................................1982GordieClark............................................................................1974SeanCollins............................................................................2005DarrenHaydar.......................................................................2002JamieHislop...........................................................................1976JasonKrog...............................................................................1999SteveSaviano.........................................................................2004

All-New England Honors





Year Captain1924-1925 WilliamSayward1925-1926 FredericFudge1926-1927 WarrenPercival1927-1928 RolandChandler1928-1929 AlvinReinhart1929-1930 DonaldMcFarland1930-1931 GeorgeColburn1931-1932 DavidWark1932-1933 TheodoreNowak1933-1934 GeorgeBacheller1934-1935 CharlesGrocott JamesSteffy1935-1936 FredSchipper1936-1937 WilliamFacey HerbertMerrill1937-1938 RussellMartin1938-1939 MauriceFournier RaymondPatten1939-1940 WarrenDavison1940-1941 JackWentzell1941-1942 PaulNugent1942-1943 NoCaptain1946-1947 DonaldPerkins1947-1948 WilliamForbes1948-1949 RobertKeith1949-1950 GeorgeSleeth1950-1951 WalterFournier1951-1952 GeorgeHealy JohnSimpson1952-1953 RobertHouley WillardPayson1953-1954 WilliamJohnston1954-1955 MontyChilds WilliamJohnston1955-1956 EdGithens1956-1957 DouglasCowie1957-1958 DouglasCowie LeoKravchuk1958-1959 AlbertBrodeur SylvesterClegg1959-1960 GeorgeFrigard RaymondMarch1960-1961 RodBlackburn1961-1962 KenMcKinnon EdMullen SamNichols1962-1963 DickLamontagne1963-1964 ClarenceLittell1964-1965 JohnGilday1965-1966 BradHouston1966-1967 RobertWalsh1967-1968 GrahamBruder1968-1969 GrahamBruder1969-1970 RyanBrandt AllanClark1970-1971 LouisFrigon1971-1972 DickUmile1972-1973 BillBeaney1973-1974 GordieClark1974-1975 MikeBurkart

1975-1976 JamieHislop1976-1977 BarryEdgar1977-1978 JonFontas1978-1979 BobGould1979-1980 BobFrancis1980-1981 DanaBarbin SeanCoady1981-1982 EdOlsen1982-1983 DanForget1983-1984 PaulBarton KenChisolm1984-1985 ScottEllison DwayneRobinson RalphRobinson1985-1986 PeterHerms JamesRichmond1986-1987 JamesRichmond1987-1988 TimHanley RickLambert1988-1989 TimShields1989-1990 ChrisGrassie1990-1991 RielBellegarde DavidMacIntyre1991-1992 SavoMitrovic1992-1993 KevinThomson1993-1994 BobChebator1994-1995 EricFlinton KentSchmidtke1995-1996 MikeSullivan1996-1997 EricBoguniecki TimMurray1997-1998 MarkMowers1998-1999 JasonKrog SteveO’Brien1999-2000 MikeSouza DanEnders2000-2001 TyConklin2001-2002 DarrenHaydar2002-2003 PatrickFoley2003-2004 PatrickFoley SteveSaviano2004-2005 JustinAikins PrestonCallander TysonTeplitsky2005-2006 BrianYandle2006-2007 JoshCiocco2007-2008 MattFornataro2008-2009 JoeCharlebois GregCollins2009-2010 BobbyButler PeterLeBlanc

Ray March (1959-1960)

Louis Frigon (1970-1971)

Bob Gould (1978-1979)

Jon Fontas (1977-1978)

Savo Mitrovic (1991-1992)

Patrick Foley (2002-2004)

Darren Haydar (2001-2002)

All-TImeWildcat Captains

Bobby Butler (2009-2010) Peter LeBlanc (2009-2010)





January19,1925–UNHplaysfirstintercollegiatehockeygameaspartofathreedayBates/Colby“WinterFrolic”inLewiston,ME.TheydefeatBates2-1andfollowitupthenextdaywitha5-0shutoutofColby.

February6,1926–UNHplaysitsfirsthomegame,behindNewHampshireHall,defeatingColby4-2.

February13,1928–RayPattenscoresarecordsettingsixgoalsinthemidstofa19-2routofSt.Anselm’sCollege.The19goalsisascoringrecordthatstillstands,whilethe17goalmarginofvic-toryheldupforalmost30years.Patten’sperformancehasbeenmatchedtwicesince.

February2,1929–EdHuntblanksUMass-Amherst1-0.ItisHunt’sthirdshutoutinfivedays,astretchthatseestheWildcatsscoreonlytwogoals,astheysandwiched1-0victoriesoverBatesandUMassarounda0-0tieagainstAmherstCollege.Althoughmatchedfourtimessince,Hunt’srecordhasneverbeenbroken.

January 25, 1941 – Donald Perkins scores 10 seconds into thegameandUNHgoesontoshutoutSpringfieldCollege,10-0.ItisthefastestgoaltostartagameinUNHhistory,afeatlaterdupli-catedbyBobBrandt(vs.Dartmouth12/4/68)andGlennHunter(@Clarkson1/25/75).

January12,1943–UNHisdefeatedbyHarvard13-2.Withwarrag-ingonseveralfrontsaroundtheworldandallable-bodiedmenvolunteeringforduty,itisthelasthockeygametobeplayedbytheWildcatsforfouryears.

January12,1947–HockeyreturnstoUNHas theydefeathostBow-doin College, 5-3.The Wildcatsfinish the season 5-1 under thedirectionofAnthonyDougal.

February 12, 1955 –The Harry C.Batchelder Rink is dedicated andremains the skating surface forUNHHockeyforover40years,untiltheWhittemore Center opens inNovember1995.

March3,1958–GoalieJohn“Bozo”KennedyisawardedthefirstRogerA.LeClercTrophyasateamMVP.

February23,1960–Co-captainRayMarchtalliesfivepointsagainstNorwichtobecomethefirst100-pointscorerinUNHhistory.NootherWildcatreachesthecenturymarkuntilDudeThorndoesitin1966.

February11,1961–Co-captainKenMcKinnonscoressixagainsttheUniversityofConnecticutina10-4win,tyingtherecordalsoheldbyRayPattenandKarlAdams.

February7,1962–UNHroutsAmherstCollege13-0asDougDun-ningrecordshisfourthshutoutoftheseason,tyingtherecordheldbyEdHuntandWilliamWilson.DunninghadpreviouslyshutoutConnecticutbythesame13-0scoreonJanuary9th.

March23,1961–SeniorgoalieRodBlackburnisUNH’sfirstAll-

American as named by the American Association of HockeyCoaches.TheWildcatcaptainaveragedover42savespergameand twice made over 60 saves in a game during the season.Despite being peppered with nearly 50 shots a game, he fin-ishedtheyearwitha2.98goalsagainstaverageand90%+savepercentage.

April15,1964–“Whoop”Snivelydiessuddenlyofaheartattackattheageof65thatsamedaytheUniversityannouncesthatanindoorhockeyrink,withatotalseatingcapacityof3,600,willbebuiltatacostof$400,000-$500,000.AthleticDirectorJamesLongstatesthat,withthebuildingofthenewarena,“UNHwillattractbetterplayersandthattherewillbemoreinterestshownbothinhockeyandgeneral iceskatingbythestudentbody.”Longconjecturesthat“hockeywillquitepossiblybecomethemostpopularindoorsportatUNH.”Afewdayslateritisannouncedthatthefacilitywillbenamedfortherecentlydeceasedcoach,andwithit,“LivelySnively”isborn.

February13,1965–Afterplayingitsfirst11gamesoftheseasonontheroad,UNHopensSnivelyArenawitha4-3overtimelosstoNorwichUniversity.DefensemanBradHoustonscoresthefirstSnivelygoalfortheWildcats.ThearenaisformallydedicatedonFeb.20th,witha5-1victoryoverUMass-Amherst.

March3,1965–ColinClarksetsaUNHrecordformostsavesinagame,65,with25inthefirstperiodalone,astheWildcatsareshutoutbyBostonUniversity,8-0.

February16,1966–DudeThornscoresthreeagainstNortheasternina5-1victory.ItistheseventhhattrickoftheseasonforThornand the ninth of his career. He becomes theWildcats’ second100-pointscorer.

November 29, 1967 – UNH defeats Colgate, 4-2, for their firstwinasamemberofDivision1oftheEasternCollegiateAthleticConference(ECAC).

March1968–InhisfinalseasonasHeadCoach,RubeBjorkmanisnamedNewEnglandCollegeHockeyCoachoftheyear.InhisfouryearsatUNH,heguidedthetransitionfromECACDivisionIItoDivisionI.

December28&29,1968–TheWildcatsshockMichiganTech(7-0)andMichiganState(4-3)totaketheGreatLakesInvitationalinDetroit.GoalieLarrySmithisnamedtheMVPofthetournamentasheturnsaside39shotsbytheSpartansinthefinal.

September,1968—A19-year-oldUmilearrivesatUNHafterastellarfour-yearhighschoolcareeratMelroseHighSchoolandayearatNewPrepinCambridge,Mass.

November27,1969—Withfreshmenprohibitedfromplayingvarsityhockey,UmileplayshisfirstvarsitygameagainstMinne-sota-Duluthandscoreshisfirstcareergoal:07intothesecondperiod.AlthoughtheWildcatslose7-5,Umilefinisheshisdebutwithtwogoalsandanassist.

UNH HockeyTradition Continues





March4,1970–SophomoreforwardDickUmileacceptstheRogerA.LeClercTrophyastheteam’sMostValuablePlayer,fromUNHTrusteeBuckBuchanan.

February27,1971–LouisFrigonhasahattrickandsevenassistsasUNHroutsColgate,15-7.Thesevenassistsand10pointsinthegamestillstandasUNHrecords.WhileatUNHhesetsingle season records for goals, as-sistsandpoints.

January15,1972–Withanovertimegoal by Guy Smith, UNH upsets #1in the nation Harvard, which hadHockeyEastCommissionerJoeBer-tagnaingoal3-2.

1971-72—UmilecaptainsUNHtoa20-10recordandaberthintheECACTournament.Umilefinisheshiscareerwith60goalsand84assistsfor144points.

September1972–TheFriendsofUNHHockeyisfounded.Fromitshumblebeginnings,ithasbecomethelargestcollegehockeyboosterclubintheEast.

March 1974 – Gordie Clark and CapRaederarenamedFirst-TeamAll-Ameri-can by the American College HockeyAssociation.ItisthefirsttimethattwoWildcatsarenamedAll-Americaninthesameseason.

February18,1975–JamieHislopscorestwo ina7-0winoverUMass-Amherst.Itisthe31ststraightgame,datingbackoverayearto2/15/74,inwhichHislophastalliedatleastonepoint.Therecordstillstands.

March2,1976–JamieHislopsetsaUNHrecordwithagoalandfiveassistsinthefirstperiodofa9-7winoverRPI.

January20,1977–TheWildcatsscorearecordthreegoalsin38secondsduringa14-5routofSt.Lawrence.The1976-1977edi-tionoftheWildcatsgoesontobethehighestscoringteamin

theschool’shistorywiththemostgoals(245)andassists(421).

March8&11,1977–DaveLumley’sgoalat5:31ofovertimegivesUNHa 4-3 ECAC quarterfinal victoryoverBrownandtheirfirst trip toBoston for the semifinals in fiveyears.ThreedayslaterBobGouldscoresat19secondsofthesecondovertimetogivethe‘Catsashock-ing 10-9, come-from-behind winover Cornell.The win earns the

Wildcats their first trip to the ECAC finals, where they bow toBostonUniversity8-6inanothershootout.

March1977–Forthethirdtimeinfouryears,UNHhastwoplay-ersnamedtotheAll-Americanteam.BobMiller,whowasECACRookieoftheYearin1975andamemberoftheU.S.Olympicteamin1976,finishedsecondinleaguescoring.His59assistsand89pointsstillstandasUNHindividualrecords.

January 30,1978 – Junior BobGould scores agoal inhis12thconsecutivegame,aUNHrecordthatstillstands, ina10-0winoverBowdoin.

February15,17,&18,1978–CaptainJonFontasscoresall12goalsinthreegames,allontheroad.AfternotchingahattrickagainstProvidence,twonightslaterhescoresfouratClarksonandthentopsitoffthenextafternoonbygettingfiveagainstColgate.HisfourinoneperiodagainsttheRedRaidersstillremainstheUNHrecord.

February2,1979–RalphCoxpoursinfourgoalsina6-4victoryatClarkson.Cox,fromBraintree,MA,goesontobecomeUNH’salltimeleadingscorerwith243points.HewasthefirstplayerinUNHhistorytoscoremorethan100goalsinhiscareer(127),theonly40goalscorerinUNHhistory,havingdoneittwice(1977-78and1978-79),andistheonlyWildcattoamassatleast70pointsin three consecutive years. Cox is named All-American for thesecondstraightyear.

March6,1979–FreshmanDanMacPher-son scores a UNH playoff record fourgoals as theWildcats routYale, 9-2, intheECACquarterfinals.

March10,1979–AfterdefeatingCornell5-2inthesemifinals,UNHedgesin-staterival Dartmouth 3-2 to win the ECACChampionship. Captain Bob Gouldscores at 17:17 of the third period togivetheWildcatswhatturnsouttobetheirfirstandonly leaguetitle.GoalieGreg Moffett is named tournamentMVP.

November9,1979–Facemaskscometocollegehockey,buttherequirementisonlyforEasternteams.UNHvisitsOhioState,whichismaskless,andfightsbreakout.TheWildcatswindupforfeitingtwogamestotheBuckeyes.It’saninauspiciousstarttothefirstlosingseasoninCharlieHolt’scareer.

July11,1983–TheathleticdirectorsofUNH,ProvidenceCollege,BostonCollege,BostonUniversityandNortheasternannouncetheformationofanew“supercollegehockeyleague”tobecalledHockeyEast.Createdinordertoprovide“abetterbrandofcol-legehockeyforourfans,”theleaguesoonincludesUMass-LowellandMaine.AninterlockingschedulewiththeWesternCollegiateAssociation.(WCHA)isplanned,withplaytobegininthe1984-85season.WiththelateradditionofMerrimack(1989),Massachusetts(1993)andVermont(2004)theleaguenowhas10members.

December7,1984–UNHdefeatsMichiganTech8-2foritsfirstvictoryasamemberofHockeyEast.






January12,1985–TheWildcatsedgeNorthernMichigan6-5forCharlieHolt’s400thcareerwin.

March1,1986–CharlieHolt,whohadannouncedhisretirementafter18yearsasheadcoachoftheWildcats,winshislast game at Snively Arena, 7-4, overUMass-Lowell.On“HatsOfftoCharlieNight,” Mike Rossetti notches a hattrick.PromptingthecapacitycrowdtothrowtheirreplicasofCharlie’sfedoraontotheice.Describedasaninnovator,visionaryand“wayaheadofhistime”by

acountlessnumberofhisformerplayersandfellowcoaches,Holtretiresasathree-timewinneroftheSpencerT.PenroseAwardasthenation’soutstandingcollegehockeycoach.Hehasbeenaninspirationtodozensofhisformerplayerswhohavegoneintothe coaching ranks, including former NHL coach Bob Francis(PhoenixCoyotes)andcollegecoachesBruceCrowder (North-eastern),JoeMarsh(St.Lawrence),MikeMcShane(Norwich),BillBeaney(Middlebury)andUNH’sownDickUmile.Thelegendaryonefinishedhiscoachingcareerwith412winsandin1997wasinductedintotheU.S.HockeyHallofFame.

April1986–BobKulleniselevatedtotheheadhockeycoachposi-tion.Withinayearhedevelopsaseriousheartcondition,whicheventually requires a transplant. He misses the entire 1987-88seasonand,althoughheisabletoreturntocoachingthefollowingtwoseasons,heneverfullyregainshishealth.DickUmilebeganhisUNHcoachingcareerasanassistanttoKullenanddescribeshimas“oneofthegreatyoungcoachesintheleague.HecoachedinthestyleofCharlieHolt.BobKullenlovedthegameofhockey,hewasagreatteacherandaclassguy.”

1988-89 — Umile returns to his alma matter and serves as anassistantcoachunderHeadCoachBobKullen.

March4,1990–Downbytwowith11minutestogo,UNHscoresfivestraightgoalstodefeatProvidenceCollege,7-4,inthethirdgameofabestofthreequarterfinalseries.SophomoreDomenicAmodeo’s goal is the game winner.The victory secures theWildcat’sfirst triptotheHockeyEastsemifinalsand is the lastwinofBobKullen’scareer.

October 9, 1990 —With Kullenweak from complications due toahearttransplant,Umileisnamedinterimheadcoachandtakesoverthe day-to-day operations of theprogram.

October 26, 1990 — Umile earnshisfirstUNHwinwitha5-4victoryatVermont.

November, 1990 – After servingonaninterimbasisinplaceofBobKullen,DickUmileisnamedHeadCoachoftheWildcats.FormercaptainoftheWildcats(’72).

November3,1990—WhiletheWildcatsareoutinColoradoforatwogameserieswithAirForce,KullenpassesawayinDurhamattheageof41.

November28,1990—UmileearnshisfirstHockeyEastvictorywitha7-3winoverLowellatSnivelyArena.

December9,1990—ThedayafterUNHpostsa5-4victoryoverBostonCollege,andwithUNHholdinga12-3record,Umileisof-ficiallynamedthenewheadcoach.TheWildcatsfinishtheyear22-11-2and10-9-2inHockeyEast.

March 8, 1991 — Umile earns hisfirstoffiveHockeyEastCoachoftheYearawards.FreshmangoaltenderJeff Levy is named Hockey EastRookieoftheYear.Theawardsarethe first Hockey East postseasonhonorsfortheWildcats.

October,November1991—UmileguidestheWildcatstoan8-0startfor the 1991-92 season which be-gins UNH’s bid for a berth in theHockeyEastChampionships.

November 23, 1991 – Down 4-3,UNHscoresfourgoalsduringafive-

minutepowerplayandskatesoffwitha7-4victoryoverBostonUniversityatSnivelyArena.

March12,1992–CaptainSavoMitrovicscoresthegame’swininggoalwith3:38leftinthethirdperiodandUNHgoesontodefeatProvidenceCollege5-3toreachtheHockeyEastfinalsforthefirsttime.ThewinguaranteestheWildcatsabidtoNCAAtournamentforthefirsttimeinnineyears.

March 26, 1992 —TheWildcatsearn their first NCAA bid underUmile’stenureandthefirstberthinthenationaltournamentsincethe1982-83season.AgainstWis-consin, UNH and Scott Morrowstrikefirstbutthe1-0leadcouldnot hold up as the Badgers takea 4-2 win. Despite the loss, the1991-92seasonbeginsastretchofninenationaltournamentberthsin12years.

November20,1992—Umilereg-istershis50thcareervictorywitha9-6winatBostonCollege.

March19,1993—UNHreachesitssecondstraightHockeyEastChampionshipattheBostonGardenafterdefeatingMerrimackinthequarterfinals.BostonUniversitykeepstheWildcatsfromreachingtheirsecondstraighttitlegamewitha2-0win.






April1993–PresidentDaleNietzcheannouncesplanstobuilda6,000seatmulti-purposearenaandconvertSnivelyArenaintoarecreationalfacilityforstudents.Theentirecomplexiseventuallynamed for UNHTrustee and benefactor FredWhittemore andtherinkafterRobertTowse(’63),benefactorandformerWildcathockeyplayer.

March12,1994—InthefinalgameevertobeplayedatSnivelyArena,UmileguidestheWildcatstoa6-5,doubleovertimevic-tory over Boston College in the Hockey East quarterfinals. EricBoguniecki breaks the deadlock at 10:28. It marks the secondlongestgameinUNHhistory.

March25,1994–TrentCavicchiandtheWildcatsovercomeRPIandapartisancrowdtodefeattheEngineers2-0 intheNCAARegionalatAlbany,NY.ItistheonlyshutoutbyUNHinanNCAAtournamentgameandUmile’sfirstNCAATournamentvictory.

January13,1995—Umileearnshis100thcareervictorywitha6-5overtimewinatJFKColiseuminManchester—UNH’shomeawayfromhomeastheWhittemoreCenterisconstructed.

March24,1995—DespiteplayingontheroadtheentireseasonasUNH’sWhittemoreCenter isconstructed,Umilemanagestoguidehissquadtoyetanother20-winseasonandathirdNCAATournamentinhisfourthyearasheadcoach.

November10,1995—Infrontofastanding-room-onlycrowdof6,110,UmileandtheWild-catscelebratethegrandopen-ingoftheWhittemoreCenterwitha6-5overtimewinagainstdefendingnationalchampionBostonUniversity.

December 27 & 28,1996 – IntheopeningroundoftheBadgerShowdownClassicinMilwaukee,UNHcomesfrombehindtodefeathostWisconsin,9-7,fortheirfirstwinagainsttheBadgersin13meetings.ThenextnighttheWildcatstakethetournamentbyedgingColoradoCollege4-3fortheir14thconsecutivevictory,aschoolrecord.

March8,1997—Umilesuffersaheartattackintheearlymorninghours.HeundergoessurgeryandmissesUNH’snextthreegames.AssistantCoachChrisSerinotakesovertheheadcoachingdutiesinUmile’sabsence.

March,1997—UNHsharestheHockeyEastregularseasontitlewithBostonUniversity.ItisthefirsttimeinschoolhistorythattheWildcatsarecrownedleaguechampions.

March13,1997—UmileearnshissecondHockeyEastCoachoftheYearAward.

March14-15,1997—WithUmilestillsidelinedfollowingsurgery,asparkedWildcatsquadshutsoutBostonCollege4-0intheHockeyEastsemifinals.UNHreachesthechampionshipgameforthesec-

ondtimeunderUmile,butfallsshortwitha4-2losstoBU.

March21,1997—UNHearnstheNo.4seedintheNCAAEastRegional but is upset by Colorado College 3-2 in the openinground.

October18,1997—UmileearnscareervictoryNo.150witha5-1winagainstVermontattheWhittemoreCenter.

February14,1998—Umileearnshis100thHockeyEastvictorywitha5-0shutoutofProvidenceatSchneiderArena.Inthesamegame,goaltenderSeanMatilesetsanewschoolandHockeyEastrecordforcareershutouts.

March19,1998—UNH’sMarkMowersandJasonKrogarenamedHobeyBakerfinalists.ItisthefirsttimeinschoolhistorythataWildcatisnamedtotheprestigiouslistofcollegehockey’selite.

March28,1998—UNHisawardedaNo.5seedintheNCAAEastRegionalinAlbanyN.Y.Intheopeninggameofthetournament,UNH playsWisconsin and falls behind 3-1. UNH rattles off sixstraightgoalstodefeattheBadgers7-4.

March 29, 1998 — Aheavy underdog, UNHtakesonNo.1seedBos-ton University in theNCAA East Regional fi-nal.TheWildcats comebacktotieitup2-2latein the second periodandheadintoovertime,butthingslookbleakasBU goes on a power-playmidwaythroughtheovertimeperiod.MarkMowers,however,providesUNHwith“TheGoal”whenhetookaperfectpassfromMikeSouzaat10:49togiveUNHa4-3victory.ThewinpropelstheWildcatstotheirfirstFrozenFourappearancesince1982.

April2,1998—PlayingattheFleetCenterinBoston,UNHtakestotheiceforthenationalchampionshipsemifinalsagainstpower-houseMichigan.Despitelosingtotheeventualnationalchampi-ons,UNHgainsvaluableexperienceforthe1998-99season.

April3,1998—MarkMowersisnamedafirst-teamAll-Americaselection and becomes the first Umile-coached player to earnthehonor.Mowers,regardedasoneofthebestplayersevertoweartheBlueandWhite,finisheshiscareerwith85goalsand112assistsfor197points.

April14,1998—JuniorJasonKrogisnamedcaptainoftheWild-catsalongwithassistantcaptainsDerekBekarandSteveO’Brien.After the departure of Bekar to a pro contract in the summer,O’Brienispromotedtoco-captain—andthefoundationforthe1998-99seasonisbuilt.

November 13, 1998 — Umile decides to combine the skills ofJasonKrog,MikeSouzaandlittle-knownfreshmanDarrenHaydaron UNH’s top line.The result becomes the best line in collegehockeyasthetriocombinesfor88goalsand123assistsfor211pointsontheyear.






March5,1999—ItwasbilledasTHEshowdown.Maine at UNH with theHockeyEastregularsea-son championship ontheline.UNHneededtowinbothconteststowinits first outright leaguetitle.Anotherstanding-room-only crowd ar-rivedattheWhittemoreCentermorethanthree

hours before game time and they were not disappointed. IntheopeningnightUNHjumpedouttoa5-0leadontheBlackBearsandneverlookedback,winning6-1.Thestagewassetforachampionshipfinal.

March6,1999—Inthewinner-take-allregularseasonfinale,UNHandMainearedeadlockedat1-1afterthefirstperiod.Butinthesecondperiodit’sallUNH—andallJasonKrog—asthenation’sleadingpointscorertalliesback-to-backgoalstoleadUNHtoa4-1victoryanditsfirsteveroutrightHockeyEastregularseasonchampionship.

March12-13,1999—UNHdismantlesMerrimackintwostraightgamesintheHockeyEastquarterfinalsattheWhittemoreCenter,whichsetsupanotherdatefortheWildcatsattheHockeyEastChampionship.ThetwowinsattheWhittemoreCenterkeepUNH’shomeundefeatedrecordfortheseasonintactat18-0-1.

March18,1999—Althoughtheeventistitled“TheHockeyEastAwards Banquet” it could have easily been named“The UNHAwardsBanquet”asseveralWildcatsarehonoredinthepostsea-sonevent.UmileearnshisthirdHockeyEastCoachoftheYearaward, Jason Krog is the unanimous Player of theYear, DarrenHaydar is unanimous Rookie of theYear,Ty Conklin is namedGoaltender of theYear and Steve O’Brien is named DefensiveDefensemanoftheYear.AlsoitisannouncedthatKrogisonceagainaHobeyBakerfinalist.

March 19, 1999 — UNH earns its third trip to the Hockey EastChampionshipgameunderUmile’stenurewithacommanding6-2victoryoverProvidenceinthesemifinals.

March20,1999—TheWildcatstakeonBostonCollegeinoneofthemostmemorableHockeyEastChampionshipsinleaguehistory.UNHtrails4-1,butralliesbackonthetwofastestgoalsintournamenthistoryasDavidBuschandJasonShipulskiscore:10aparttobringUNHwithinone.JohnnyRogerstiesthegameandsends it into overtime but theEaglesnotchthegame-winnerat6:58ofOT.

March21,1999—ESPNprovideslive coverage of the NCAA selec-tion show from theWhittemoreCenterwhereUNHisawardedtheNo.1 seed in the tournament forthefirsttimeintheexpanded12-teamfield.

March27,1999—WithaNo.1seedintheNCAAEastRegionalandthecovetedbyeundertheirbelt,theWildcatstakeonMichiganintheEastRegionalFinal.UNHjumpsouttoa1-0leadinthefirstonagoalbyMikeSouza,buttheWolverinessenditintoovertimewithagoalmidwaythroughthethird.Justthreeminutesintotheovertimeperiod,JasonKrogsendsaperfectpassfrombehindtheMichigannettoDarrenHaydarwhoscoresthegamewinnertosendUNHtotheFrozenFourinAnaheim,Calif—it’stheWildcatssecondFrozenFourappearanceinthreeyears.

April1,1999—ItmighthavebeenAprilFool’sDay,butUNHwasfarfromjokingaroundwhentheWildcatstookonMichiganStatein the national semifinals.The Spartans featured the toughestdefense in thecountryandhadallowedmore than fourgoalsjusttwicetheentireseason.UNHmadethatthreetimesastheWildcats,againledbythetoplineofJasonKrog,MikeSouzaandDarrenHaydar,tooka5-3victorytoheadtoitsfirstnationalcham-pionshipgameinschoolhistory.

April 2, 1999 — In theAnaheim Marriott atnoon, Jason Krog isawarded the HobeyBaker Memorial Awardas the nation’s mostoutstanding player infrontofapackedaudito-rium.ItisthefirsttimeinschoolhistorythataUNHplayerwinstheprestigiousaward.Krogfinisheshiscareerastheall-timeleaderinassistsatUNH(144)andsecondontheall-timepoint-scoringlist(238).KrogbecomesthesecondUmile-coachedplayernamedFirstTeamAllAmerica.

April3,1999—UNHplaysinitsfirst-evernationalchampionshipgameagainstMaineatArrowheadPondinAnaheim.Andonceagain, the final is considered to be one of the best in history.

The Black Bears skate to a2-0lead,butDarrenHaydargivestheWildcatssomelifewithashorthandedgoalat15:58ofthesecondperiod.Mike Souza ties things upearlyinthethirdperiodandUNH dominates the rest ofthe game, but can not getthe game-winner.The twoteams skate into overtime

andalthoughUNHhaditschancestowinthegame,it’sMainethat is crowned national champions with the game-winner at10:50.UNHoutshootsMaine48-39inthegame.

April9,1999—UmileearnstheSpencerT.PenroseAwardasthenation’stopDivision IcoachafterguidingUNHtotheschool’sfirst-evernationalchampionshipgameandaschool-best31-7-3record.

October16,1999—UNHraisesthenationalchampionshipfinalistbannerattheWhittemoreCenterandjuniorgoaltenderTyConklin






playshisfirstofarecord-breaking37gamesontheseasonina7-4winagainstVermont.

December13,1999—TheWildcatsarerankedNo.1inthena-tioninboththeU.S.CollegeHockeyOnlineandUSATodaypolls.ItisthefirsttimeinschoolhistorytheWildcatsarerankedfirstineitherpollanditisaspotUNHwillholdlongerthananyteaminthenation.

February 6, 2000 — Umile earns career victory 200 with a 1-0defeatofMaineattheWhittemoreCenterArena.

March9-10,2000—UNHplaysinits10thstraightHockeyEastTournament and defeats Merrimack in two straight games attheWhittemore Center. On March 10 Mike Souza became theall-timeleaderingamesplayedandconsecutivegamesplayed

whenheplays inhis154thgameasaWildcat.

March 16, 2000 —Ty Conklin isnamed Hockey East Player of theYear at the Hockey East AwardsBanquet and becomes UNH’ssecondplayerinarowtoearnthehonor. It is also announced thatConklin is a Hobey Baker finalistand becomes just the 21st goal-tenderinthehistoryoftheawardtobenamedafinalist.

March 17, 2000 — UNH plays inits second straight Hockey East

ChampionshipandsixthappearanceunderUmile.TheWildcatsholda1-0leadagainstBostonCollegebuttheEaglescomebacktowin2-1andheadtothefinals.

March28,2000—UNHmakesacommitmenttoUmileandinksthecoachtoadealthatwouldallowhimtofinishhiscoachingcareerathisalmamater.

March16,2001—TyConklinisnameda2001HobeyBakerFinalist.Hebecomesonlythethirdgoalieevertobenamedatwo-timefinalist.InApril,ConklinearnsFirstTeamAll-Americahonorsandisthe12thplayerinthehistoryofUNHhockeytoearnfirstteamhonors.

Oct.13,2001–CoachUmileearnshis250thcareerwinina7-1victoryoverVermont.

Jan.28,2002–UNHrankedfirstinUSAToday/AmericanHockeyMagazinepollsforthefirsttimesincethe2000season.

March2,2002–UNHcapturesitsthirdHockeyEastregularseasontitleinschoolhistoryandearnsthenumberoneseedheadingintotheHockeyEastTournamentwitha5-2victoryoverBostonCollege.

March4-18,2002–UNHisrankedfirstinbothUSCollegeHockeyOnlineandUSAToday/AmericanHockeyMagazinepollsforthreeweeksstraight.

March 14, 2002– UNH sweepsthe three majorawardsatHockeyEast Awards ban-quet. Darren Hay-dar was namedPlayerof theYear,C o a c h U m i l eearned his fourthCoachof theYearAwardandSeanCollinstookhomeRookieoftheYearhonors.CaptainDarrenHaydarisnamedoneof10finalistsfortheHobeyBakerMemorialAward.

March16,2002–UNHwinsitsfirsteverHockeyEasttournamenttitlewitha3-1victoryoverMaine.DarrenHaydarisnamedMVPofthe2002HockeyEastTournament.

March24,2002–JimAbbottscoresthegamewinninggoaltoputUNHup4-3overCornellintheNCAAEastRegionalgametosendUNHtotheFrozenFour.Haydarplaysin157thconsecutivegametosurpassformerWildcatMikeSouza’sironmanrecordof156.

M a r c h 1 ,2003–CoachUmile earnshis 300th ca-reer coach-ingvictoryvs.Boston Col-lege at theWhittemoreCenter. TheWildcats de-feat the Ea-

gles4-1forashareoftheHockeyEastregular-seasontitle.

March13,2003–Junior goaltender Mike Ayers is named co-Hockey East Player of theYear on the eve of the Hockey EastChampionships.

March 15, 2003- UNH wins theH o c k e y E a s tChampionshipinthe first shutoutinchampionshipgame history, 1-0, on a goal bysophomore de-fensemanTysonTeplitsky with8:17 remainingin the extra ses-sion.






March29,2003-MikeAyersshutsoutNo.7BostonUniver-sity,3-0,forthethirdstraightgameandisnamedMVPoftheNortheast Regional at theWorcester Centrum inWorcester,Mass.TheWildcatsheadtoBuffalo,N.Y.fortheirsecondstraightFrozenFourappearance.

April10,2003-UNHdefeatsNo.1rankedCornell,3-2inabattleofthenation’stoptwogoaltenders.TheWildcatswillfacetheGoldenGophersofMinnesotainthenationaltitlegame.

March13,2004-UNHwins20gamesfortheeighthstraightseasonvs.Providence.SeniorgoaltenderMikeAyersbreakstheall-timeschoolrecordwith58careervictories.

March27-28,2004-UNHhostsitsfirsteverNCAARegionalattheVerizonWirelessArenainManchester,N.H.

February16,2005-CoachDickUmilebecomesthewinngestcoachinschoolhistorywitha6-1winagainstMerrimackatThomLawlerArenainNorthAndover,Mass.withcareervic-toryNo.348.

January 11, 2006 - UNH registers its 1,000 victory in theprogram’shistorywitha4-1winatYaleatIngallsRinkinNewHaven,Conn.

November,2006-TheWildcatsownthenation’slongestun-beatenstreakgoing8-0-1inthemonthandearningthetopspotintheUSATodayandUSCHONationalPolls.

January9,2007-AssociateHeadCoachDavidLassondewasnamedthe11threcipientoftheTerryFlanaganAward,awardedannualytoanassistantcoachthathasasuperiorbodyofworkinhiscoachingcareer.

M a r c h1 7 , 2 0 0 7- C o a c hDick Umileis namedt h e 2 0 0 7H o c k e yEast CoachoftheYear.U m i l e i so n l y t h es e c o n d

coach in league history to earn the award five times (1991,1997,1999and2002).

March24-25,2007-UNHhosts theNCAARegionalforthesecondtimeatVerizonWirelessArenainManchester,N.H.TheWildcatsearnedthetopseedinthatregion.

October19,2007-CoachDickUmilecaptureshis400thcareerwinwitha4-1winoverBUintheseasonopeneratAgganisArena.

February12,2008-MikeRadjanamedInsideCollegeHockey’sNational Player of theWeek. He had six points (4g, 2a) in aweekendsweepatMaine.

February,2008-The‘Catsgo7-0-1inthemonthofFebruaryforthefirsttimeinover80yearsandlockuptheirsecond-straightHockeyEastregularseasontitlewitha5-1winoverBC.

March 20, 2008 – Kevin Reganbecamethesixthplayerinschoolhistory to be named one of 10finalistsfortheHobeyBakerMe-morialAward.Regan,UNH’sfirstHobeyBakerfinalistsinceSteveSaviano in 2004, enjoyed notonlyhisbestseasonasaWildcat,butarguablyoneofthegreatestseasonbyanyWildcatgoaltenderinschoolhistory.Later thatday,ReganwasunanimouslyselectedastheHockeyEastPlayeroftheYear.

April1,2008–HeadCoachDickUmilewasselectedas theNewEngland’sDivisionICoachoftheYear,whileKevinReganaddedto

hislistoflengthyaccomplishmentsashewasnamedNE’sMostValuablePlayerbytheNewEnglandHockeyWriters and collected theWalterBrownAward.

April12,2008-Forthefirsttimeinprogramhistory, fourplayerswereselectedasAll-AmericansKevinRe-ganandMikeRadjawereselectedasfirst teamers,whileMattFornataroand Brad Flaishans were second-teamhonorees.

December11,2008-MikeSislopro-pelledtheWildcatstoa9-4winoverHolyCross,poweredbyafour-goal,six-pointperformance,whichwasaWhittemoreCenterrecordforpoints.Theoffensiveoutburstjustscratched

thesurfaceofhisimpressivemonthashealsotalliedagoaltohelpleadtheWildcatstoa2-0-roadwinagainstUMassLowellonDec.5.Alleffortscombined,SisloearnedCollegeHockey’sPlayeroftheMonthAwardforDecember,leadingtheWildcatstoa2-0-1recordduringthemonth.

Mar.28–GregCollinsandThomasFortneyscoredagoalapieceinthelast11minutesofplay,includingthefinalgoalwithjustunderonesecondtoplay,tosendtheactionintoovertimeagainstNo.2seededNorthDakota.TheWildcats wouldtakeadvantageofmo-mentuminovertimeasPeterLeBlancnet-tedthegame-winnerwithjust45secondsinto the period tosecure the win andadvancetoNortheastRegional Champion-ship game againstNo.1seededBostonUniversity.





NortheastMarch 26-27Verizon Wireless Arena - Manchester, New HampshireHost: University of New Hampshire

WestMarch25-26ScottradeCenter-St.Louis,MissouriHost:CCHA

2012SitesFrozenFourApril5and7St.PeteTimesForumTampa,FloridaHosts:UniversityofAlabama,HuntsvilleandtheTampaBaySportsCommission

RegionalsMarch23-24or24-25

2010FrozenFourSiteInformationFrozenFourApril8and10,2010FordField-DetroitHosts:CCHAandtheDetroitMetroSportsCommis-ion

EastMarch26-27TimesUnionCenter-Albany,NewYorkHosts:ECACHockeyLeagueandRensselaer

MidwestMarch27-28AllenCountyWarMemorialColiseumFortWayne,IndianaHost:UniversityofNotreDame

NortheastMarch27-28DCUCenter-Worcester,MassachusettsHost:CollegeoftheHolyCross

WestMarch26-27XcelEnergyCenterHost:UniversityofMinnesota,TwinCities

2011SitesFrozenFourApril7and9XcelEnergyCenter-St.Paul,MinnesotaHost:UniversityofMinnesota,TwinCities

EastMarch25-26ArenaatHarborYard-Bridgeport,ConnecticutHosts:YaleUniversityandFairfieldUniversity

MidwestMarch26-27ReschCenter-GreenBay,WisconsinHost:MichiganTech

The Road to theFrozen Four





1977SemifinalsNo.1W.Wisconsindef.No.2E.UNH,4-3(OT)ThirdPlaceGameNo.1E.BostonU.def.No.2E.UNH,6-5

1979SemifinalsW2.Minnesotadef.E1.UNH,4-3ThirdPlaceGameNo.2EDartmouthdef.No.1E.UNH,7-3

1982QuarterfinalsNo.2E.UNHdef.No.3W.MichiganSt.3-2,6-2SemifinalsNo.1W.Wisconsindef.No.2E.UNH,5-0ThirdPlaceGameNo.1E.Northeasterndef.No.2E.UNH,10-4

1983QuarterfinalsNo.2W.Minnesotadef.No.3E.UNH,9-6,7-2

1992FirstRoundNo.6E.Wisconsindef.No.3E.UNH,4-2

1994FirstRoundNo.3E.UNHdef.No.6E.Rensselaer,2-0SecondRoundNo.2E.Harvarddef.No.3E.UNH,7-1

1995FirstRoundNo.6E.Denverdef.No.3E.UNH,9-2

1997FirstRoundNo.5E.ColoradoCollegedef.No.4E.UNH,3-2

1998FirstRoundNo.5E.UNHdef.No.4E.Wisconsin,7-4SecondRoundNo.5E.UNHdef.No.1E.BostonU.,4-3(OT)SemifinalsNo.3W.Michigandef.No.5E.UNH,4-0

1999SecondRoundNo.1E.UNHdef.No.5E.Michigan2-1,(OT)SemifinalsNo.1E.UNHdef.No.2W.MichiganSt.,5-3ChampionshipNo.3E.Mainedef.No1E.UNH,3-2(OT)

2000FirstRoundNo.6W.Niagaradef.No.3W.UNH,4-1

2002SecondRoundNo.1E.UNHdef.No.4E.Cornell,4-3SemifinalsNo.3E.Mainedef.No.1EUNH,7-2

2003FirstRoundNo.1NE.UNHdef.No.4NE.St.CloudState,5-2SecondRoundNo.1NE.UNHdef.No.2NE.BostonU.,3-0SemifinalsNo.1NE.UNHdef.No.1E.Cornell,3-2FinalsNo.1W.Minnesotadef.No.1NE.UNH,5-1

Home Away Neutral TotalFirstRound 0-0-0 0-0-0 5-7-0 5-7-0SecondRound 0-0-0 0-0-0 4-2-0 4-2-0Quarterfinal 2-0-0 0-2-0 0-1-0 2-3-0ThirdPlace 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-3-0 0-3-0Semifinal 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-5-0 2-5-0Final 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-2-0 0-2-0 13-22-0

2004FirstRoundNo.2NE.Michigandef.No.3NE.UNH,4-1

2005FirstRoundNo.2NE.UNHdef.No.3NE.Harvard,3-2OTQuarterfinalsNo.1NE.Denverdef.No.2NE.UNH,4-2

2006FirstRoundNo.1E.MichiganStatedef.No.4E.UNH,1-0

2007FirstRoundNo.4N.Miamidef.No.1N.UNH2-1

2008FirstRoundNo.4W.NotreDamedef.No.1W.UNH7-3

2009FirstRoundNo.3NE.UNHdef.No.2NE.NorthDakota,6-5OTQuarterfinalsNo.1NE.BostonUniv.def.No.3NE.UNH,2-1

UNH IN THE FRozEN FoUR1977SemifinalGameNo.1W.Wisconsindef.No.2E.UNH,4-3OT

1979SemifinalGameNo.2W.Minnesotadef.No.1E.UNH,4-3

1982SemifinalGameNo.1W.Wisconsindef.No.2E.UNH,5-0

1998SemifinalGameNo.3W.Michigandef.No.5E.UNH,4-0

1999SemifinalGameNo.1E.UNHdef.No.2W.MichiganSt.,5-3

ChampionshipGameNo.3E.Mainedef.No.1E.UNH,3-2OT

2002SemifinalGameNo.3EMainedef.No.1EUNH,7-2

2003SemifinalGameNo.1NE.UNHdef.No.1E.Cornell,3-2

ChampionshipGameNo.1W.Minnesotadef.No.1NE.UNH,5-1

Wildcats in theNCAA Tournament





Name YearGraduated YearInductedGordieClark 1974 1982ErnestW.Christensen 1923 1982RodBlackburn 1961 1983CliffCox 1976 1983JamesHislop 1976 1983A.Barr“Whoop”Snively 1983HankSwasey 1983TimBurke 1977 1984LouFrigon 1971 1985RussellMartin 1938 1986RogerMagenau 1961 1986JosiahBartlett 1968 1986RalphCox 1979 1986Howard“Howie”Hanley 1932 1987GrahamH.Bruder 1969 1987JohnG.Gray 1972 1987RobertA.Gould 1979 1988WilliamF.Weir 1936 1989RobertD.Raeder 1976 1989CharlesE.HoltJr. 1989Michael“Mickey”Goulet 1969 1990RodLangway 1979 1990AlbertG.Brodeur 1960 1991J.AllanClark 1970 1991EdwardNoel 1949 1991GregoryA.Moffett 1986 1992HoraceS.“Pepper”Martin 1941 1993R.BradenHouston 1966 1993FrankRoy 1979 1993RichardC.Umile 1972 1994RobertM.Miller 1979 1994DonaldF.Perkins 1947 1995MichaelL.Ontkean 1970 1995HerbertT.Merrill 1937 1996RaymondMarchJr. 1961 1996GuyL.Smith 1972 1996DavidLumley 1977 1996RaymondB.Patten 1939 1997JonP.Fontas 1978 1997AndyBrickley 1983 1998KennethR.McKinnon 1962 1999BobTowse 1963 2000RichardR.David 1969 2000KevinC.Dean 1991 2000DonOtis 1939 2001PeterL.VanBuskirk 1965 2001PaulPowers 1977 2003JasonKrog 1999 2005MarkMowers 1998 2006TyConklin 2001 2008DaveO’Connor 1966 2008

HobeyBakerMemorialAwardwinnerJasonKrog‘99highlightsalistof50Wildcatmen’shockeyplayers/coachestobenamedtotheWildcatAthleticsCouncilHallofFame.

Wildcats in the hall of fame

Andy Brickley ‘83

Jason Krog ‘99

Robert Gould ‘79

Ralph Cox ‘79

Cap Raeder ‘76

Lou Frigon ‘71

Mark Mowers ‘98Paul Powers ‘77





RoGER A. LECLERC TRoPHYThis trophy is presented annually to the team’s Most Valuable Player and sportsman as voted by his teammates. Roger A. Leclerc was a member of the Class of 1960. He was born Aug. 18, 1937 and died in an automobile ac-cident on Dec. 21, 1957.

WARREN R. BRoWNMEMoRIAL TRoPHY

The Warren R. Brown Memorial Trophy is presented to the Best Defensive Forward. Previously, the award was presented to the Wildcats’ most out-standing left winger from 1974-91. Brown was a member of the Class of 1976. He was born July 20, 1954 and died in an automobile accident Decem-ber 22, 1973.

DaveBertollo....................................................1974 BarryEdgar........................................................1975 BarryEdgar........................................................1976 DaveLumley.....................................................1977 TerryFlanagan.................................................1978 TerryFlanagan.................................................1979 PaulBarton..............................................1979 JohnNormand.................................................1980 AndyBrickley....................................................1981 PaulBarton........................................................1982 KenChisolm......................................................1983 PaulBarton........................................................1984 DanMuse...........................................................1985 ChrisLaganas...................................................1986 ChrisLaganas...................................................1987 TimShields........................................................1988 TimShields........................................................1989 RielBellegarde.................................................1990 GregKlym..........................................................1991 BobChebator...................................................1992 GregKlym..........................................................1993 BobChebator...................................................1994 MikeSullivan....................................................1995 MikeSullivan....................................................1996 MarkMowers....................................................1997 MarkMowers....................................................1998 JohnSadowski.................................................1999 JohnSadowski.................................................2000 C.J.Ficek.............................................................2001 LannyGare........................................................2002 LannyGare........................................................2003 NathanMartz...................................................2004 PrestonCallander...........................................2005 AndrewLeach..................................................2006 GregCollins.......................................................2007 GregCollins.......................................................2008 GregCollins.......................................................2009

MoST IMPRoVED PLAYER AWARDThe Most Improved Player Award is voted on by the team and donated by Dr. Edward Simmons.

MikeOntkean.................................................. 1968 PeterStoutenburg......................................... 1969 BobDavis.......................................................... 1970 BillMunroe....................................................... 1971 GordieClark..................................................... 1972 EdFreni.............................................................. 1973 GlennHunter................................................... 1974 PeterNoonan.................................................. 1975 DanMagnarelli................................................ 1976 RalphCox.......................................................... 1977 SeanCoady....................................................... 1978 MarkEvans....................................................... 1978 BobFrancis....................................................... 1979 EdOlsen............................................................. 1980 MikeWaghorne............................................... 1981 DanPotter......................................................... 1982 ScottEllison...................................................... 1983 BrianByrnes..................................................... 1984 GregRota.......................................................... 1985 AlBrown............................................................ 1986 SteveHorner.................................................... 1987 TimShields....................................................... 1988 KevinDean....................................................... 1989 SavoMitrovic................................................... 1990 KevinThomson............................................... 1991 GlennStewart.................................................. 1992 BrettAbel.......................................................... 1993 StevePleau....................................................... 1994 ErikJohnson................................................. 1995 EricFitzgerald.................................................. 1996 SteveO’Brien................................................... 1997 DylanDellezay................................................ 1998 C.J.Ficek............................................................. 1999 DavidBusch..................................................... 2000 JoshPrudden................................................... 2001 SteveSaviano.................................................. 2002 PrestonCallander........................................... 2003 MarkKolanos................................................... 2004 JoshCiocco...................................................... 2005 JamieFritsch.................................................... 2006 MattFornataro................................................ 2007 NickKrates........................................................ 2008 MikeSislo.......................................................... 2009

RoBERT A. KULLEN AWARDThe Robert A. Kullen Award is selected by the coaching staff and donated by Mrs. John Carter. Previously presented as the Unsung Hero award, the honor was given greater distinction in 1991, when it was renamed the “Robert A. Kullen Award” in memory of the late UNH coach.PaulPowers........................................................1976JimHarvie............................................................1977FrankRoy.............................................................1979JohnNormand...................................................1980DanaBarbin........................................................1981MattBrady...........................................................1982DavidLee.............................................................1983DwayneRobinson............................................1984DanMuse............................................................1985ScottBiron...........................................................1986AlBrown..............................................................1987TimHanley..........................................................1988SteveHorner......................................................1989JeffLazaro...........................................................1990ScottMorrow.....................................................1991JoeFlanagan......................................................1992JimMcGrath.......................................................1993MikeSullivan......................................................1994StevePleau.........................................................1995TimMurray..........................................................1996EricNickulas........................................................1997DanEnders..........................................................1998JasonShipulski..................................................1999TimWalsh............................................................2000MattSwain..........................................................2001JoshPrudden.....................................................2002SteveSaviano.....................................................2003PrestonCallander.............................................2004JustinAikins........................................................2005RobbieBarker....................................................2005JeffPietrasiak.....................................................2006JoshCiocco.........................................................2007GregCollins........................................................2008GregCollins........................................................2009

CHARLES E. HoLT CoACHES AWARD

This award is presented to the player who makes large contributions to the team both on and off the ice. As voted by the coaching staff.BruceCrowder...................................................1979KenCox................................................................1980SeanCoady.........................................................1981RossYantzi...........................................................1982DanForget..........................................................1983KenChisholm.....................................................1984JamesRichmond..............................................1985JamesRichmond..............................................1986RickLambert......................................................1987RickLambert......................................................1988TimShields..........................................................1989ChrisGrassie.......................................................1990SteveMorrow.....................................................1991SavoMitrovic......................................................1992KevinThomson..................................................1993JesseCooper......................................................1993BobChebator.....................................................1994NickPoole............................................................1995TedRussell...........................................................1995MikeSullivan.....................................................1996DerekBekar........................................................1997EricFitzgerald....................................................1997TomNolan...........................................................1998ChadOnufrechuk.............................................1999JasonShipulski..................................................2000MikeSouza..........................................................2000EricLind...............................................................2001DavidBusch........................................................2002KevinTruelson...................................................2003MikeAyers...........................................................2004PatrickFoley.......................................................2004ColinShank.........................................................2005MarkKolanos.....................................................2006BrettHemingway..............................................2007ShawnVinz..........................................................2007CraigSwitzer......................................................2008JamieFritsch.......................................................2009ThomasFortney................................................2009

SID KNIGHT AWARDThe Sid Knight Award is presented to the player with the best grade point average on the team. It is named in memory of a long-time supporter of UNH Hockey.

GUY SMITH AWARDTheBestOffensivePlayerAwardischosenbytheplayers.

JoeFlanagan.......................................................... 1991DomenicAmodeo................................................ 1992RobDonovan......................................................... 1993EricFlinton.............................................................. 1994EricRoyal................................................................. 1995EricBoguniecki...................................................... 1996JasonKrog............................................................... 1997JasonKrog............................................................... 1998JasonKrog............................................................... 1999DarrenHaydar....................................................... 2000DarrenHaydar....................................................... 2001DarrenHaydar....................................................... 2002LannyGare.............................................................. 2003SteveSaviano......................................................... 2004SeanCollins............................................................ 2005JacobMicflikier...................................................... 2006TrevorSmith........................................................... 2007MattFornataro....................................................... 2008MikeRadja............................................................... 2008JamesvanRiemsdyk........................................... 2009

TED KARMERISFAN FAVoRITE AWARD

The Most Exciting Player Award is chosen by the Friends of UNH Hockey. Previously, the most exciting player was awarded the “Iceman” Trophy by the Durham Downtown Athletic Club from 1969-81. It was renamed for a long-time Friends of UNH Hockey member prior to the 1987-88 season. The award was not presented from 1982-86.

BobBrandt.......................................................1969 GuySmith........................................................1970 BobDavis.........................................................1971 GuySmith........................................................1972 GordieClark....................................................1973 CliffCox.............................................................1974 JamieHislop....................................................1975 CliffCox.............................................................1976 BobMiller.........................................................1977 JonFontas........................................................1978 RalphCox........................................................1979 GregMoffett...................................................1979 BobFrancis......................................................1980 GregMoffett...................................................1981 JamesRichmond...........................................1987 ChrisWinnes...................................................1988 JeffLazaro........................................................1989 SavoMitrovic..................................................1990 KevinThomson..............................................1991 ScottMorrow..................................................1992 RobDonovan..................................................1993 RobDonovan..................................................1994 MarkMowers..................................................1995 EricBoguniecki..............................................1996 EricBoguniecki..............................................1997 MarkMowers..................................................1998 JasonKrog.......................................................1999 DarrenHaydar................................................2000 DarrenHaydar................................................2001 DarrenHaydar................................................2002 SteveSaviano.................................................2003 SteveSaviano.................................................2004 JacobMicflikier..............................................2005 JacobMicflikier..............................................2006 JacobMicflikier..............................................2007 MikeRadja.......................................................2008 JamesvanRiemsdyk....................................2009

RoD LANGWAY BEST DEFENSEMAN AWARD

The Best Defenseman Award is chosen by the players. ChrisGrassie..................................................... 1988 JeffLazaro......................................................... 1989 DavidMacIntyre.............................................. 1990 KevinDean....................................................... 1991 JimMcGrath..................................................... 1992 JimMcGrath..................................................... 1993 KentSchmidtke............................................... 1994 KentSchmidtke............................................... 1995 ToddHall........................................................... 1996 TimMurray....................................................... 1997 JaymeFilipowicz............................................. 1998 JaymeFilipowicz............................................. 1999 DanEnders....................................................... 2000 GarrettStafford............................................... 2001 GarrettStafford............................................... 2002 MikeLubesnick............................................... 2003 MickMounsey................................................. 2004 TysonTeplitsky................................................ 2005 BrianYandle...................................................... 2006 ChrisMurray..................................................... 2007 BradFlaishans.................................................. 2008 KevinKapstad.................................................. 2009

QuintinBrickley............................................. 1988 DanPrachar.................................................... 1989 TimShields...................................................... 1989 MarkJohnson................................................. 1990 RielBellegarde............................................... 1991 FrankMessina................................................ 1992 KentSchmidtke............................................. 1993 BrianLarochelle............................................. 1994 KentSchmidtke............................................. 1995 ToddHall.......................................................... 1996 BrianLarochelle............................................. 1997 ChadOnufrechuk......................................... 1998 DavidBusch.................................................... 1999 DavidBusch.................................................... 2000 DavidBusch.................................................... 2001 EddieCaron..................................................... 2002 MattHoppe..................................................... 2003 EddieCaron..................................................... 2004 BradFlaishans................................................ 2005 BradFlaishans................................................ 2006 BradFlaishans................................................ 2007 BradFlaishans................................................ 2008 AlanThompson............................................. 2009

JohnKennedy................................................1958 AlbieBrodeur..................................................1959 BusterClegg....................................................1959 MikeFrigard....................................................1960 RodBlackburn................................................1961 KenMcKinnon................................................1962 DickLamontagne..........................................1963 DougDunning...............................................1964 PeteVanBuskirk............................................1965 BradHouston..................................................1966 GrahamBruder..............................................1967 GrahamBruder..............................................1968 BobBrandt.......................................................1969 RichardUmile.................................................1970 LouFrigon........................................................1971 BobSmith........................................................1972 GordieClark....................................................1973 GordieClark....................................................1974 JamieHislop....................................................1975 JamieHislop....................................................1976 BobMiller.........................................................1977 MarkEvans......................................................1978 BobGould........................................................1979 BobFrancis......................................................1980 GregMoffett...................................................1981 ToddPearson..................................................1982 ToddPearson..................................................1983 BruceGillies.....................................................1984 DavidLee.........................................................1985 SteveLeach.....................................................1986 JamesRichmond...........................................1987 TimHanley.......................................................1988 ChrisWinnes...................................................1988 PatMorrison....................................................1989 PatSzturm.......................................................1990 JeffLevy............................................................1991 ScottMorrow..................................................1992 BrettAbel.........................................................1993 EricFlinton.......................................................1994 EricFlinton.......................................................1995 ToddHall..........................................................1996 MarkMowers..................................................1996 TimMurray......................................................1997 MarkMowers..................................................1998 JasonKrog.......................................................1999 TyConklin........................................................2000 TyConklin........................................................2001 DarrenHaydar................................................2002 MikeAyers.......................................................2003 SteveSaviano.................................................2004 PrestonCallander..........................................2005 JacobMicflikier..............................................2006 DanielWinnik.................................................2006 KevinRegan....................................................2007 KevinRegan....................................................2008 BrianFoster.....................................................2009

Annual Team Awards

SNIVELY CITIzENSHIP & SERVICE AWARD

Thisawardispresentedtotheplayerwhohasdistinguished himself through his citizenshipandservicetotheUniversityandthecommunity,beyondanyaccomplishmentsontheice.

JerryPollastrone................................................... 2009

SCo NATE HARDY IRoNMAN AWARDThisaward isgiventotheWildcatplayerwhoexcelsintheweightroomthrougha15-eventcompetitionduringfalldry-landtraining. Theaward was named in honor of Nate Hardy, aNavy SEAL who was killed in action in Iraq inearlyFebruary,2008.

SteveSaviano......................................................... 2004AndrewLeach........................................................ 2005AndrewLeach........................................................ 2006KevinRegan............................................................ 2007ThomasFortney.................................................... 2008BrianFoster............................................................. 2009





CCallahan,John 1949-51Callander,Preston 2001-05 149GP-62-68-130 Regina,Sask.Campanale,Matt 2007-present28GP-0-1-1 ChesterSprings,Pa.Camuso,Steve 1961-64Canavan,Tom 1960-63Carlsen,Alan 1953-54Carlson,Arthur 37-38,39-40Carlson,Edwin 39-40,41-42Carney,Matt 1997-02 30GP-21-4-32.65.899 Bridgewater,Mass.Caron,Eddie 01-02,03-04 69GP-11-8-19 Hudson,N.H.Cash,Corey 1994-95 18GP-1-1-2 Dover,N.H.Catto,Alan 1968-71Cavicchi,Trent 1992-96 81GP-40-26-63.87.866 LakeEcho,N.S.Chandler,Calvin 49-50,55-56Chandler,Roland 1925-28Charlebois,Joe 2005-09 127GP-3-24-27 Potsdam,N.Y.Chebator,Bob 1990-94 147GP-16-26-42 Arlington,Mass.Childs,Montgomery 1952-55Chisolm,Ken 1980-84 112GP-43-42-85 Stratford,Ont.Christy,Robert 1950-53Christy,William 1948-50Churchard,Tim 1963-64Ciocco,Josh 2003-07 136GP-22-33-55 Atco,N.J.Clark,Allan 1967-70 84GP-45-52-97 PortArthur,Ont.Clark,Colin 1964-66Clark,Gary 1979-80 30GP-4-3-7 St.John,N.B.Clark,Gordie 1971-74 90GP-76-86-162 St.John,N.B.Clegg,Buster 1956-59Coady,Sean 1977-81 121GP-14-92-106 Scituate,Mass.Colburn,George 1928-31Collins,Greg 2005-09 146GP-21-28-49 Fairport,N.Y.Collins,Sean 2001-05 164GP-77-96-173 Reading,Mass.Collins,Tim 99-00,01-02 4GP-0-1-04.62.889 Lebanon,N.H.Congdon,Linwood 1933-34Conklin,Ty 1998-01 93GP-57-23-122.15.917Anchorage,AlaskaConway,Paul 1939-41Cooper,Jesse 1989-93 140GP-10-36-46 Lowell,Mass.Cordeiro,Ryan 1998-00 51GP7-11-18 Somerset,Mass.Corosa,Julius 1933-34Corriveau,John 1974-76Cournoyer,Jeff 1985-87Couser,James 1937-39Cowie,Doug 1955-57Cox,Cliff 1972-76 108GP-87-88-175 DonMills,Ont.Cox,Ralph 1975-79 128GP127-116-243 Braintree,Mass.Crins,Howard 1926-27Croke,Harry 1928-31Crowder,Bruce 1975-79 135GP-47-86-133 Essex,Ont.Cullis,Robert 1937-38

DDaley,Fred 1973-74Dalton,David 1983-84 7GP-0-1-1 Arlington,Mass.David,Rich 1966-69 74GP-57-81-138 Montreal,P.Q.Davis,Bob 1968-71 89GP-5-43-48 Peterboro,Ont.Davison,Warren 1937-40Dean,Kevin 1987-91 131GP-14-36-50 Madison,W.I.Dearington,Searles 25-26,27-28Dellezay,Dylan 1994-98 72GP13-12-25 Beaumont,Alb.Dempsey,Jim 1972-73 24GP5-7-12 Petersboro,Ont.DeSimone,Phil 2007-present76GP-10-21-31 EastAmherst,N.Y.Dexter,Jason 1990-94 141GP-40-53-93 Kingston,Ont.DiGirolamo,Matt 2008-present5GP1-2-1,4.66,.833 Ambler,Pa.DiNapoli,John 1979-81 25GP-1-3-4 Concord,N.H.Doherty,John 2003-05 20GP-1-2-3 Lynfield,Mass.Doherty,Mark 1981-84 73GP-25-61-86 Reading,Mass.Dolan,Tom 1950-52Dolloff,Charles 1930-31Donovan,Rob 1990-94 124GP-42-51-93 Boston,Mass.Dorval,Mark 1986-88 47GP-2-6-8 Berlin,N.H.Doucet,Norm 1950-51Douris,Peter 1983-85 110GP-47-39-85Drapeau,Steve 1963-64Dries,Danny 2007-09 71GP21-28-49 LakeOrion,Mich.Dube,Andrew 1955-58Dube,Chris 1998-00 0GP0-0-0 Lewiston,MaineDumont,Greg 1995-97 50GP-21-12-33 Manchester,N.H.Dunning,Doug 1961-64Dzieduszycki,Matt 1998-00 34GP3-8-11 Mississauga,Ont.

AAbbe,George 1930-33 65GP-6-7-13 Reading,Pa.Abbott,Jim 1999-03 141GP-38-56-94 Mars,Pa.Abel,Brett 1989-93 42GP-20-15-23.83.874 Lynnfield,Mass.Adams,Al 1948-51Adams,Karl 1941-42Aiken,David 1986-90 139GP-52-60-112 St.Andrews,N.B.Aikins,Justin 2001-05 153GP-27-76-103 WhiteRock,B.C.Allard,Robert 1939-41Alperen,Ken 1961-62Amodeo,Domenic 1988-92 142GP-66-102-168 Mississauga,Ont.Amundrud,Trevor 1994-96 0GP-0-0-0 BigRiver,Sask.Anderson,Nick 2002-03Angwin,Harold 1932-35Anzalone,Frank 1973-74Applin,Henry 1925-26Armstrong,Nate 1996-97 3GP-0-0-01.00.000Austin,David 1947-49Austin,Sean 1997-01 106GP7-22-29 Malden,Mass.Ayer,James 1952-53Ayers,Mike 2000-04 101GP-58-28-122.49.914HinghamMass.

BBabcock,Mark 1985-86 21GP-0-5-5 Byfield,Mass.Bacheller,George 1931-34Banga,Travis 2000-02 16GP-0-2-2 HighRiver,Alb.Barbin,Dana 1977-81 125GP-40-87-127 Exeter,N.H.Barker,Robbie 2001-05 110GP-4-25-29 Concord,N.H.Barry,John 1951-53Barth,Frank 1977-81 106GP-46-89-135 Stratford,Ont.Bartlett,Joe 1965-68Bartlett,W.R. 1930-31Barton,Paul 1980-84 135GP-40-87-127 Sratford,Ont.Batchelder,Bill 1962-65Beaney,Bill 1970-73 87GP-40-53-93 LakePlacid,Ont.Beck,Mike 2007-present12GP0-1-1 LongBeach,Calif.Begin,Donald 1940-42Bekar,Derek 1995-98 108GP-65-67-132 PortCoquitlam,B.C.Bellegarde,Riel 1987-91 118GP-19-41-60 Lestock,Sask.Bellevance,Joe 1959-60 91GP-33-57-90 Hespler,Ont.Berry,Schuyler 1948-50Bertollo,Dave 1971-75Bilafer,Paul 1951-52Blackburn,Rod 58-59,60-61 27GP-9-16-03.84.900 Berlin,N.H.Blewett,Edward 1924-26Blewett,Terry 1969-72 82GP-36-42-78 LakeField,Ont.Block,Austin 2009-present0GP0-0-0 ThousandOaks,Calif.Blood,Bob 1976-78Blow,Greg 1989-93 39GP2-4-6 St.Louis,Mo.Boguniecki,Eric 1993-97 142GP-78-95-173 WestHaven,Conn.Borisenok,Mike 2008-present11GP1-1-2 Watervliet,N.Y.Bottino,Pat 1994-95Boudreau,Greg 1985-88 91GP-3-12-15 Medford,Mass.Bowler,Donald 1932-34Boyce,Ed 1960-62Brady,Matt 1981-82Bragnalo,Christian 1995-99 134GP-3-37-40 ThunderBay,Ont.Brandt,Bob 1966-69 84GP-69-79-148 Roseau,Minn.Brandt,RyanBray,Gil 1950-53Briand,Paul 1946-48Brandt,Ryan 1967-70Brickley,Andy 1979-82 93GP68-69-137 Melrose,Mass.Brickley,Quintin 1984-88 92GP-34-43-77 Melrose,Mass.Brodeur,Albert 1956-59Brophy,Robert 1953-54Brown,Allister 1983-87 127GP-17-28-45 Cornwall,Ont.Brown,Scott 1984-87 147GP-7-29-36 Lexington,Mass.Brown,Warren 1972-74 39GP-14-10-24 Scarboro,Ont.Bruder,Graham 1966-69Brunel,Wilson 1939-41Brunelle,Paul 1969-71 59GP-4-13-17 Sudbury,Ont.Bryan,Bill 1964-65Bucchino,A.J. 2003-05 1GP-0-0-014.46500 Boe,N.H.Burchill,Rich 1985-86 15GP-0-0-0 WestRoxbury,Mass.Burke,Greg 2009-present0GP0-0-0 Lee,N.H.Burke,Tim 1973-77 130GP-30-108-138 Melrose,Mass.Burkhart,Mike 1971-75 Burkhart,Scott 1979-81 29GP-6-13-19 Toronto,Ont.Butler,Bobby 2006-present114GP32-36-68 Marlboro,Mass.Burns,Gary 1974-78 12GP-41-52-93 Arlington,Mass.Busch,David 1998-02 102GP-29-37-66 Toronto,Ont.Byrnes,Brian 1981-85 132GP-13-45-58 Manhasset,N.Y.

All-TimeAlphabetical Roster





EEdgar,Barry 1973-77 127GP-62-89-151 Pertrolia,Ont.Ellison,Scott 1981-85 138GP-40-51-91 Sherborn,Mass.Enders,Dan 1996-00 140GP8-26-34 Madison,WI.English,Brad 1996-98 38GP-2-8-10 GrandePrairie,Alb.Erbsland,Brad 1995-96Evans,Mark 1975-78

FFacey,William 1934-35,36-37Fahey,Kevin 1968-70Feero,Robert 1949-50Ficek,Corey-Joe 1997-01 128GP-28-28-56 Manchester,N.H.Filardo,Michael 1998-01 3GP0-0-09.57.777 Seasford,N.Y.Filipowicz,Jayme 1996-99 114GP-14-74-88 ArlingtonHeights.,Ill.Fish,Edward 1955-56Fitzgerald,Eric 92-93,94-97 69GP-3-6-9 N.Easton,Mass.Flaishans,Brad 2004-08 144GP-13-54-67 Glendale,Ariz.Flanagan,Joe 1988-92 140GP-85-89-174 Burlington,Mass.Flanagan,Terry 1975-79Flinton,Eric 1991-95 148GP-62-70-132 WilliamsLake,B.C.Foley,Brian 2003-06 3GP-0-0-0 Milton,Mass.Foley,Patrick 1999-04 143GP-23-24-47 Milton,Mass.Fontas,Jon 1974-78 107GP-72-102-174 Lexingon,Mass.Forbes,William 1946-48Forget,Dan 1979-83 121GP-48-114-162 NewLiskeard,Ont.Fornataro,Matt 2004-08 156GP-44-74-118 Calgary,Alb.Fortney,Thomas 2005-09 152GP16-29-45 WebsterGroves,Mo.Foster,Brian 2006-present35GP19-11-4,2.68,.910Pembroke,N.H.Fournier,Maurice 1936-39Fournier,Walter 1948-51Francis,Bob 1977-80 103GP-48-90-138 St.Louis,Mo.Frechette,Andrew 1951-52Freni,Ed 1972-74 59GP-29-23-49 Lynfield,Mass.Fricke,Stuart 2008 0GP0-0-0 St.Paul,Minn.Frigard,George 1957-60Frigon,Louis 1968-71 89GP-98-95-193 Montreal,Que.Fritsch,Jamie 2005-09 146GP11-28-39 Odenton,Md.Fudge,Frederick 1924-26

GGagnon,Rob 1994-98 137GP19-35-54 S.Windsor,Conn.Gardner,William 1951-54Gare,Lanny 1999-03 151GP-48-94-142 Vernon,B.C.Garrison,Joseph 1941-42Garvey,Leo 1927-28Gilday,John 1962-65Gilgun,Charles 1938-39Gillies,Bruce 1982-85 71GP-35-31-663.97.894 Dunbarton,N.H.Githins,Edward 1953-56Glennon,Mike 1984-86 20GP-2-2-4 Hull,Mass.Glynn,Neil 1948-49Golden,Mike 1983-84Gould,Bob 1975-79 135GP91-101-192 Petrolia,Ont.Goulet,Mickey 1966-69 84GP-18-64-82 Montreal,P.Q.Graham,Al 1963-64Grant,Bob 1969-70Grassie,Chris 1986-90 128GP-8-32-40 Somersworth,N.H.Graves,Fred 1950-51,52-53Gray,John 1969-72 70GP-81-64-145 Cobourg,Ont.Grocott,Charles 1932-35Guilbert,Mike 1991-92 3GP-2-0-2 Manchester,N.HGwinn,Craig 1996-97 2GP0-0-0 Durham,N.H.

H Hagerman,Dave 1965-68Haggerty,Richard 1962-63 20GP-6-8-14 Woburn,Mass.Hall,Robert 1953-56Hall,Todd 1994-96 134GP16-64-80 Hamden,Conn.Hanley,Howard 1929-32Hanley,Tim 1984-88 138GP-55-71-126 Greenfield,Mass.Hanson,Kristian 1994-96Hardowa,Connor 2009-present0GP-0-0-0 Edmonton,AlbertaHargraves,Robert 1935-36Harris,Bob 1979-81 31GP-12-15-27 Canton,Mass.Harris,Ryan 1995-99 43GP-3-4-7 FortWayne,Ind.Harvie,Jim 1973-77Haseltine,Carroll 1938-39

Hatch,Jeff 1965-66Haydar,Darren 1998-02 158GP-102-117-219 Milton,Ont.Haydar,Jeff 2000-01 39GP-3-10-13 Milton,Ont.Hayes,Adam 1988-89 10GP-1-1-2 Quincy,Mass.Hazzard,David 1935-36Healey,George 1949-52Heelan,Charles 1957-60Heinke,Mike 1993-95 69GP35-22-63.68.878Southington,Conn.Hemingway,Brett 2003-07 150GP-61-74-135 Surrey,B.C.Hemingway,Colin 1999-03 139GP-67-81-148 Surrey,B.C.Henrion,John 2009-present0GP0-0-0 Holden,Mass.Henson,Chris 1990-92Herms,Peter 1982-86 153GP-33-105-138 MorrisPlains,N.J.Higgins,Paul 1928-31Hinman,Dave 1970-71 29GP8-12-20 Dover,N.H.Hislop,Jamie 1972-76 119GP-77-132-209 Sarnia,Ont.Hogan,Paul 1967-68 29GP-5-6-11 Summerside,P.E.I.Hollingsworth,John 1949-50Holt,Brad 1976-79 Hooper,John 1939-40Hoppe,Matt 2000-04 40GP-1-1-2 EastLansing,Mich.Horner,Steve 1985-89 122GP-47-43-90 Toronto,Ont.Horst,Tim 2000-04 114GP14-23-37 S.St.Paul,Minn.Houley,Robert 1950-53Houston,Brad 1963-66Hrushka,Gary 1970-73Huff,Kenneth 1938-39Hunt,Edward 1928-29Hunter,Glenn 1971-75 10GP-8-56-64 Stoneham,Mass.Hutchins,Michael 2002-06 61GP-3-7-10 Wolfeboro,N.H.

IIde,Nicholas 1925-27Ivens-Anderson,A. 2009-present0GP-0-0-0 PoundRidge,N.Y.

JJacquith,Gary 1967-70 59GP-6-16-22 Lynnfield,Mass.Jennings,Francis 1957-59Jensen,Chris 1990-92 30GP-1-4-5 Wimette,I.L.Johannson,Lars 1986-87Johnson,Erik 1994-98 71GP-5-14-19 Winnetka,Ill.Johnson,Mark 1986-90 107GP5-15-20 St.Paul,Minn.Johnson,Robert 1954-58Johnston,William 1951-55Jones,Barry 1963-66

K Kaneb,Mark 1972-73Kapstad,Kevin 2005-09 117GP9-34-43 Boxboro,Mass.Keefe,Robert 1952-53Keith,Robert 1946-49Kelly,Paul 1956-57Kelly,Thomas 1946-48Kennedy,John 1956-58Kerr,George 1935-36Kessel,Blake 2008-present37GP6-7-13 Verona,Wis.King,John 1972-74King,Lawrence 1957-59Kinnealy,Steve 1977-78Kipp,Damon 2008-present27GP1-1-2 SalmonArm,B.C.Klym,Greg 1989-93 143GP-40-77-117 SaultSt.Marie,Ont.Kolanos,Mark 2002-06 49GP-5-5-10 Calgary,Alb.Kostolansky,Brett 2009-present 0GP0-0-0 Denver,Colo.Krates,Nick 2006-present74GP0-9-9 PalosPark,Ill.Kravchuk,Leo 1954-58Krog,Jason 1995-99 152GP-94-144-238 Fernie,B.C.

L Lacombe,Norm 1981-83 65GP-36-41-77 Pierrefond,QueLeBlanc,Peter 2006-present114GP20-30-50 Hamilton,Ont.LaCouture,Bill 1987-91 37GP2-3-5 Natick,Mass.Laganas,Chris 1983-87 125GP-16-26-42 Hampton,N.H.Lambert,Rick 1984-88 135GP-21-30-51 Alton,Ont.Lamontagne,Richard1960-63Langway,Rod 1975-77Lanza,Frank 1946-47Larochelle,Brian 1995-97 36GP-16-11-13.69.874 Manchester,N.H.Lazaro,Jeff 1986-90 138GP-35-60-95 Waltham,Mass.Leach,Andrew 2002-06 94GP-6-10-16 Albany,N.Y.Leach,Steve 1984-86 74GP-4-31-35 Lexington,Mass.Leclerc,Roger 1956-58Lee,David 1981-85 132GP-23-65-88 Cambridge,Mass.






Lenz,Jeff 1992-95 23GP-2-3-5 Madison,Wis.Levy,Jeff 1990-92 56GP15-7-23.22.905SaltLakeCity,UtahLind,Eric 1997-01 151GP-9-32-41 Cagnan,Conn.Littell,Clarence“Buzz”1961-64 63GP-54-38-92 Concord,N.H.Lorance,Ken 1977-79Lubesnick,Mike 2000-04 153GP-3-31-34 Northbrook,Ill.Lumley,Dave 1973-77 126GP-55-114-169 Toronto,Ont.Lussier,Kirk 1982-84 54GP-10-9-19 Kingston,N.Y.Lyons,Steve 1980-83 101GP-48-79-127 Canton,Mass.

M MacDonald,Bruce 1987-91 93GP-5-11-16 Plaistow,N.H.MacDonald,William1947-49MacIntyre,David 1987-91 134GP-14-38-52 NewGlasgow,N.S.Magnarelli,Dan 1975-77Malone,Scott 1991-94 103GP-19-16-35 So.Boston,Mass.Manchester,Karl 1934-37Manke,Kirk 2005-07 1GP-0-0-0,31.17,.000 CliftonPark,N.Y.Mannion,Richard 1933-35Manz,Greg 2007-present13GP1-0-1 Wayne,Pa.March,Raymond 1957-60 54GP39-66-105Marchand,Ken 1968-69Marineau,George 1956-58Marsh,Joe 1974-75Martin,Butch 1973-74Martin,Horace 1939-41Martin,Russell 1935-38 31GP-45-30-75 Concord,N.H.Martin,Wendell 1935-38Martz,Nathan 2000-04 137GP-25-57-82 Chilliwack,B.C.Matile,Sean 1996-99 79GP53-23-32.66.901 WilliamsLake,B.C.Mayher,Bill 1961-63McAllister,Dave 1982-84 50GP-8-9-17 Waterville,MaineMcCarey,Kevin 2008-present8GP0-0-0 Baldwinsville,N.Y.McCarthy,Bob 1963-66McCarthy,Rob 1970-73McCready,Mike 1994-98McDermott,William1933-35McEniry,Brendon 1996-00 19GP-1-2-3 Beaconfield,Que.McFarland,Donald 1928-30McGinn,Mark 1988-92 72GP-9-33-42 Oceanside,N.Y.McGrath,Jim 1989-93 132GP-8-45-53 Belford,N.J.McInerny,Jim 1989-92 134GP-14-38-52 NewGlasgow,N.S.McKinnon,Ken 1959-62McLaughlin,William 1934-35 Manchester,N.H.McMahon,James 1936-37McPherson,Dan 1978-79McShane,Mike 1968-71 84GP-42-97-139 Wakefield,Mass.McSwiney,Francis 1930-32Merrill,Herbert 1934-37Merrill,Pete 1961-64Messina,Frank 1988-92 104GP-9-33-42 Hingham,Mass.Metzer,Rick 1966-69Micflikier,Jacob 2003-07 154GP-58-92-150 Winnipeg,ManitobaMichaud,Albert 1928-30Miller,Bob 74-75,76-77 65GP-51-97-148 Billerica,Mass.Miller,Jay 1979-83 62GP-61-39-100 Natick,Mass.Mitchener,Allan 1934-36Mitrovic,Savo 1988-92 143GP-60-89-149 Toronto,Ont.Moffett,Greg 1978-80 26GP-0-1-1 Brunswick,MaineMoore,Everett 1928-29Moore,William 1946-49Moorehead,Denver1986-87Moran,Joey 1994-97 47GP-4-1-5 Brighton,Mass.Morrison,Pat 1987-91 67GP-27-35-44.01.879Charlottetown,P.E.I.Morrow,Scott 1988-92 114GP-57-52-107 Plano,T.X.Morrow,Steve 1988-91 98GP4-21-25 Plano,T.X.Morton,John 1924-25Moses,Steve 2008-present33GP5-8-13 Leominster,Mass.Mounsey,Mick 2000-04 157GP-6-38-44 Concord,N.H.Mowers,Mark 1994-98 144GP-85-112-197 Whitesboro,N.Y.Muir,Bryan 1992-95 94GP-10-15-25 Thornhill,Ont.Muise,Benoit 1955-56Mullen,Ed 1959-62Munroe,Bill 1969-72 89GP-44-69-113 Wellsley,Mass.Murray,Chris 2003-2007 73GP-2-11-13 Dover,N.H.Murray,Tim 1993-97 144GP-7-64-71 Calgary,Alb.Muse,Dan 1981-85 136GP-54-64-118 Melrose,Mass.Myer,Al 1963-64

N Nichols,Richard 1948-49Nichols,Sam 1959-62Nickulas,Eric 1994-97 106GP-70-43-113 Centerville,Mass.Noble,Bill 1965-68Noel,Edward 1946-49Nolan,Tom 1993-98 135GP-66-98-164 Springfield,Mass.Normand,John 1976-80 28GP-6-9-15 Berlin,N.H.Norris,Kenneth 1934-37Norton,Pat 1992-97 36GP1-2-3 Concord,N.H.Novak,Ted 1930-33Nugent,Paul 1941-42

oO’Brien,Steve 1995-99 144GP8-59-67 Braintree,Mass.O’Brien,Tom 1992-96 119GP-15-25-40 RochesterHills,Mich.O’Connor,Dave 1964-66O’Kane,Robert 1941-42O’Keefe,Joe 1962-65Olevitz,John 1984-85Olmstead,Rick 1971-74Olsen,Ed 1979-82 75GP-8-30-38 Birmingham,Mich.Ontkean,Mike 1966-69 75GP63-48-111 Vancover,B.C.Onufrechuk,Chad 1995-99 91GP-9-18-27 Calgary,Alb.Otis,Donald 1936-38

PPalumbo,Rocco 1949-50Paquin,Raymond 1940-41Parkinson,John 1929-31Partridge,Leland 1931-34Patch,Robert 1957-60Patten,Raymond 1936-39Pavelski,Scott 2009-present0GP-0-0-0 Plover,Wis.Payson,Willard 50-51,52-53Peabody,Edward 1963-65Pearson,Todd 1981-83Pederzani,Guy 1935-36Pelletreau,Bill 1970-71 29GP-2-5-7 Norwalk,Conn.Penley,Donald 1929-32Percival,Warren 1925-28Perkins,Donald 40-41,46-47Perkins,Lawrence 1940-42Perry,Sean 1992-93 30GP-4-3-7 Waltham,Mass.Pietrasiak,Jeff 2002-06 55GP-27-13-62.46.917Shrewsbury,Mass.Plavsic,Adrien 1987-88 30GP5-6-11 DollardDesOrmeaux,Que.Pleau,Steve 1992-96 88GP-17-19-36 Seabrook,N.H.Plourde,Edward 1928-31Pollastrone,Jerry 2005-09 150GP34-63-97 Revere,Mass.Pollini,Bob 1962-63 20GP-9-9-18 Weston,Mass.Poole,Nick 1991-95 132GP-35-85-120 Calgary,Alb.Potter,Dan 1980-84 134GP-71-86-157 Chepachet,R.I.Pouliot,Brian 2004-07 53GP-5-7-12 Hooksett,N.H.Powers,Paul 1973-77 121GP-19-72-91 Melrose,Mass.Prachar,Dan 1985-89 113GP-10-13-23 IselinN.J.Prescott,Charles 1950-51Pritchard,P.C. 1955-56Proudman,William 1924-25Prudden,Josh 1999-03 131GP-33-41-74 Andover,Mass.Pryor,Chris 1979-83 125GP-28-63-91 St.Paul,Minn.Putnam,Brian 1993-97 57GP-5-5-10 Potsdam,N.Y.

R Radja,Mike 2004-08 149GP54-63-117 Yorkville,Ill.Raeder,Cap 1972-75 69GP-42-22-33.21.896 Needham,Mass.Ramsdell,Chad 1970-71Randall,Carl 1937-38,39-40Rando,Joe 1973-77Ray,Robert 1949-50Read,Walter 1956-59Reed,Lawrence 1946-47Reeve,Ron 1978-82 54GP-10-27-37 StonyPlain,Alb.Regan,Hugh 1950-52Regan,Kevin 2004-08 112GP70-29-102.27.935So.Boston,Mass.Reinhart,Alvin 1927-29Rice,John 1955-56Richardson,Jack 1939-40






T Teplitsky,Tyson 2001-05 151GP-10-51-61 Saskatoon,Sask.Thayer,Chris 1987-88 18GP-0-0-0 Exeter,N.H.Thayer,Jerry 1941-42Thomson,Kevin 1989-93 138GP49-34-83 Brockton,Mass.Thompson,Alan 2005-09 40GP-3-5-8 Gilford,N.HThompson,Paul 2007-present62GP10-11-21 Derry,N.H.Thompson,Peter 1961-63Thorn,Harold“Dude”1963-66 62GP-65-35-100 Willowdale,Ont.Thurston,Kevin 1984-86 26GP-6-10-16 Exeter,N.H.Towler,Doug 1971-73 52GP-6-23-29 Sarnia,Ont.Towse,Robert 1960-62 Altmont,N.Y.Travis,Dan 2003-05 23GP-2-6-8 Wilton,N.H.Trenovich,Matt 1987-91 39GP-1-4-5 Brockton,Mass.Truelson,Kevin 1999-03 130GP-8-33-41 Avon,Mass.Tucker,Willard 1956-57Tully,Mark 1966-69 58GP-1-8-9 Milton,Mass.Twombly,Ernest 1954-56

U Umile,Richard 1969-72 87GP-60-84-144 Melrose,Mass.Upton,Joseph 1957-60

VVanBuskirk,Pete 1962-65vanRiemsdyk,James 2007-09 67GP28-46-74 Middletown,N.J.Vatter,Edwin 1925-27Vinz,Shawn 2003-07 101GP-4-6-10 Rochester,Minn.Vranek,Danny 2007-09 7GP1-1-2 NewPortRichey,Fla.

W Waghorne,Mike 1977-81 93GP-8-40-48 Medinah,Ill.Walsh,Bob 1964-67Walsh,Dick 1969-70Walsh,Tim 1996-00 102GP6-19-25 Concord,N.H.Wark,David 1929-32Wells,Lloyd 1930-31Wendelin,Carl 1927-28,29-30Wentzell,John 1938-41West,Rod 1967-68 28GP-1-5-6 Excelsior,Minn.White,George 1980-83 52GP-26-34-60 Arlington,Mass.White,Mark 1997-01 133GP8-9-17 Woburn,Mass.White,Winslow 1930-33Whitney,Paul 1956-57Wilder,Warren 1958-60Winkler,Eugene 1927-28Winnes,Chris 1987-91 117GP53-68-121 Ridgefield,Conn.Winnik,Daniel 2003-06 119GP-119-37-58-95 Mississauga,Ont.Wood,Harry 1930-31,37-39Woodman,Dean 1993-94 38GP-4-3-7 Mississauga,Ont.Wooldridge,William 1929-31Wotton,Peter 1983-87 59GP-1-8-9 Rochester,N.H.Wright,Kurt 2002-03 0GP0-0-0 Barnstable,Mass.Wyman,Eliot 1924-25

YYandle,Brian 2002-06 153GP-31-68-99 Milton,Mass.Yantzi,Ross 1978-82Young,Norman 1927-29

Richmond,James 1983-87 141GP-56-104-160 Toronto,Ont.Riley,Edwin 1930-31Rintoul,Bruce 1977-81 70GP-13-16-29 Oakville,Ont.Roberge,Harvey 1930-31Robinson,Dwayne 1981-85 140GP-12-27-39 Dorval,Que.Robinson,Ralph 1981-85 127GP-43-83-126 Reading,Mass.Robison,Scott 1994-95 7GP-0-0-0 Wrentham,Mass.Rogers,John 1926-28Rogers,Johnny 1997-01 133GP12-30-42 Etobicoke,Ont.Rogers,Zigmund 1935-37Roper,Albert 1938-40Rossetti,Mike 1984-88 129GP50-56-106 Woburn,Mass.Rossman,Dan 2006-08 21GP-1-3-4 Boxford,Mass.Rota,Greg 1982-8678GP-18-49-54.92.866 Randolph,Mass.Roth,Mike 1985-87 71GP-35-31-23.92.894WhiteBearLake,Minn.Rothwell,BillH. 1965-67Rothwell,BillJ. 1965-68Roy,Frank 1975-79 131GP-71-103-174 BerlinN.H.Royal,Eric 1991-95 101GP-35-61-96 RochesterN.H.Russell,Ted 1991-95 144GP-10-42-52 StJohn’s,Newfoundland

S Saboski,Arthur 1948-49Sadowski,John 1996-2000153GP-29-41-70 Glenview,Ill.Sakoian,Albert 1940-42Salin,John 1960-61Saunders,George 1947-48Savard,Scott 2006-present 0GP-0-0-0 Framingham,Mass.Saviano,Steve 2000-04 139GP-50-57-117 Reading,Mass.Savidge,Dave 1964-67 90GP-28-27-55 Durham,N.H.Sayward,William 1924-25Schipper,William 1933-36Schmidtke,Kent 1991-95 137GP-9-52-61 St.Charles,Ill.Schrader,Kevin 1985-87 32GP-1-0-1 Burnsville,M.N.Scott,Tyler 1999-04 83GP-9-13-22 Rockiville,M.D.Scott,Tyler 2008-present0GP0-0-0 Ridgefield,Conn.Sharpe,Ken 1963-66Sheen,Dave 1966-69 66GP-39-44-83 Galt,Ont.Shields,Tim 1985-89 110GP-29-36-65 Longsault,Ont.Shipulski,Jason 1996-00 101GP-60-93-153 Saugus,Mass.Shramek,Matt 1979-81 38GP-9-10-19 Burlington,Mass.Silva,Ed 1960-62Simpson,John 1949-52Singleton,Bruce 41-42,46-47Sislo,Mike 2007-present76GP22-17-39 Superior,Wis.Skidmore,Shane 1982-86 133GP-30-69-99 Holtsville,N.Y.Sleeth,George 1946-50Smith,Bob 1970-72 64GP-0-3-3 Scarsborough,Ont.Smith,Guy 1969-72 88GP-46-107-153 Ottawa,Ont.Smith,Larry 1967-70Smith,Steve 1985-86 24GP-5-2-7 Reading,Mass.Smith,Trevor 2005-07 78GP-31-32-64 NorthVancover,B.C.Sobozenski,Ted 1958-61Soltys,Eric 1996-97Souza,Mike 1996-00 156GP-66-90-156 Wakefield,Mass.Spearman,William 1939-40Speelman,Dalton 2009-present0GP-0-0-0 SanJose,Calif.St.Laurent,Jeff 1990-91 0GP-0-0-0 RochesterN.H.St.Onge,Tom 1977-79Stack,Seamus 2001-02Stafford,Garrett 1999-03 134GP14-67-81 LosAngeles,Calif.Steenson,Craig 1979-83 64GP-12-27-39 Newark,Del.Steffy,James 1933-35Stewart,Glenn 1990-94 144GP-51-51-102 Scarborough,Ont.Stiles,John 1953-55Stoutenburg,Peter 1967-70 60GP-8-20-28 Collinwood,Ont.Sullivan,Mike 1992-96 146GP40-62-102 Reading,Mass.Surdam,Paul 1976-79Sutherland,Colin 1965-67 27GP-12-8-20 Stroud,Ont.Swain,Matt 1997-01 103GP-33-33-66 Oakville,Ont.Swanson,Pete 1951-53Sweeny,Tom 1969-70 4GP0-1-1 Quincy,Mass.Switzer,Craig 2004-08 158GP12-55-67 Peachland,B.C.Szturm,Pat 1987-9051GP-11-26-44.18.885 ThunderBay,Ont.






1BrettAbel.....................................1989-93AlAdams...................................... 1948-51NickAnderson............................2002-03JoeBellevance...........................1959-60RodBlackburn....................58-59,60-61A.J.Bucchino...............................2003-04ColinClark....................................1964-66TimCollins..................1999-00,2001-02DougDunning............................1961-64MarkEvans..................................1975-78MichaelFilardo..........................1998-01WalterFournier.......................... 1948-51StuartFricke...................................... 2008BruceGillies................................1982-85JohnKennedy............................1956-58BrianLarochelle........................ 1995-97KenLorance.................................1977-79DanMagnarelli.......................... 1975-77KirkManke...................................2005-07RickMetzer................................1966-69GregMoffett...............................1978-80DenverMoorehead..................1986-87CapRaeder..................................1972-75TylerScott.................. 2008-presentBobSmith....................................1970-72LarrySmith..................................1967-70PatSzturm...................................1987-90

2BrianByrnes................................1981-85BobDavis.....................................1968-71KevinDean..................................1987-91JamieFritsch................................2005-09DaveHagerman........................1965-68ConnorHardowa....... 2009-presentCharlesHeelan...........................1957-60GlennHunter.............................1971-75ErikJohnson...............................1995-98RodLangway.............................1975-77KentSchmidtke.........................1991-95TylerScott....................................1999-04MikeWaghorne.........................1977-81

3KenAlpern..................................1961-62SeanAustin................................. 1997-01RobbieBarker.............................2001-05AustinBlock.............. 2009-presentGrahamBruder..........................1966-69JeffCournoyer...........................1985-87GaryHrushka.............................1970-73SteveKinnealy...........................1977-78KirkLussier..................................1982-84FrankMessina............................1988-92BryanMuir...................................1992-95WillardPayson...............1950-51,52-53PaulPowers................................ 1973-77KenSharpe.................................. 1963-66JosephUpton.............................1957-60RossYantzi...................................1978-824

MarkBabcock............................1985-86BobBlood....................................1975-78ChristianBragnalo....................1997-99AlbertBrodeur........................... 1956-59ScottBurkhart............................1979-81SteveCamuso............................1961-64GeorgeFrigard..........................1957-60MickeyGoulet............................1966-69GaryJacquith.............................1967-70DamonKipp.............. 2008-presentMikeLubesnick...........................2000-04RobMcCarthy............................1970-73TimMurray..................................1993-97DaveO’Connor..........................1964-66DwayneRobinson....................1981-85CraigSwitzer..........................2004-2008MattTrenovich...........................1987-91KevinTruelson........................... 1999-00

5DanaBarbin................................1977-81GilBray.........................................1950-53AllisterBrown.............................1983-87GregDumont.............................1995-97KevinKapstad............................2006-09EricLind.......................................1997-00PeteMerrill..................................1961-64MickMounsey.............................2001-04EdMullen.....................................1959-62DanMuse....................................1981-85

RickOlmstead............................ 1971-74EricRoyal.....................................1991-95PeterStoutenburg...................1967-70BobWalsh....................................1964-67ChrisWinnes...............................1987-91

6PaulBrunelle..............................1969-71JohnHollingsworth.................1949-50TimHorst......................................2000-01MichaelHutchins.................................2002-06RaymondMarch........................1957-60MikeMcCready...........................1994-96BrendanMcEniry......................1996-00JimMcGrath...............................1989-93BillNoble.....................................1965-68PeterNoonan..................................72-73,74-75,76-77EdOlsen.......................................1979-82DanPrachar................................1985-89ScottSavard............................2006-2007ShaneSkidmore........................1982-86MarkTully....................................1966-69PeteVanBuskirk........................1962-65

7TravisBanga................................2000-01ChristianBragnalo.....................1995-96BobBrandt..................................1966-69PatBottino...................................1994-95MikeBurkhart............................1971-75GaryBurns...................................1974-78JoeCharlebois........................................2005-09RobDonovan.............................1990-94PeterDouris................................1983-85LouisFrigon................................1968-71BradHouston............................. 1963-66DavidMacIntyre........................ 1987-91GregManz................. 2009-presentRobertPatch............................... 1957-60AdrienPlavsic.............................1987-88JoeRando.................................... 1973-77EdSilva.........................................1960-62MikeSouza..................................1996-00TysonTeplitsky.................................2001-05PeterThompson........................1961-63GeorgeWhite.............................1980-83

8PaulBarton................................. 1980-84BillBatchelder............................1962-65ScottBrown................................1984-87GaryClark....................................1979-80GregCollins.................................2005-09JaymeFilipowicz.......................1996-99JoeFlanagan..............................1988-92JamieHislop...............................1972-76MikeOntkean............................1966-69SteveSaviano..............................2000-04GuySmith.................................... 1969-72MikeSullivan.............................. 1992-96ColinSutherland.......................1965-67RobertTowse..............................1960-63

9DavidAiken................................1986-90SchuylerBerry............................1948-50AndyBrickley.............................1979-82BillBryan......................................1964-65GordieClark................................1971-74SeanCollins.................................2001-03JohnCorriveau.......................... 1974-76RichDavid...................................1966-69TomDolan....................................1950-52PeterHerms................................ 1982-86FrancisJennings........................1957-59GregKlym....................................1989-93PeterLeBlanc............ 2007-presentMikeMcShane........................... 1968-71JacobMicflikier...................................2003-07BobMiller.................. 1974-75,1976-77MickMounsey.............................2000-01SamNichols................................1959-62TomNolan................................... 1993-98JoeO’Keefe................................. 1962-65TimWalsh....................................1998-00

10JustinAikins.................................2001-03TerryBlewett..............................1969-72AllanClark...................................1967-70SeanCollins.................................2003-05TerryFlanagan........................... 1975-79EdFreni........................................1972-74

MikeGolden............................... 1983-84JohnGilday................................. 1962-65JeffHaydar...................................2000-01PaulHogan................................. 1967-68LawrenceKing...........................1957-59MarkMcGinn..............................1988-92MarkMowers............................. 1994-98SeanPerry................................... 1992-93RonReeve...................................1978-82MikeRossetti.............................. 1984-88JasonShipulski.......................... 1998-00TedSobozenski.............1958-59,60-61DaltonSpeelman.............2009-presentPeteSwanson.............................1951-53AlanThompson..................................2005-09

11RyanBrandt................................ 1967-70RobertChristy............................ 1950-53MattDzieduszycki.....................1998-99BarryEdgar.................................1973-77LannyGare..................................1999-01JeffHatch.....................................1965-66JohnKing.....................................1972-74JeffLazaro...................................1986-90SteveLeach..................................1984-86ScottMalone..............................1991-94NathanMartz..............................2001-04EricNickulas...............................1994-97JohnNormand...........................1976-80ScottPavelski............ 2009-presentEdwardPeabody....................... 1963-65JerryPollastrone........................2005-09DanPotter...................................1980-84GeorgeSleeth............................ 1946-50

12FrankBarth..................................1977-81ChristianBragnalo.....................1996-97GregBlow....................................1989-93WarrenBrown............................1972-74BobbyButler............ 2006-presentSteveDrapeau...........................1963-64ToddHall...................................... 1995-96ColinHemingway......................2001-03MarkJohnson............................1986-90BillMunroe..................................1969-72MikeRadja....................................2004-05RalphRobinson......................... 1981-85DaveSavidge.............................1964-67SteveSmith.................................1985-86MarkWhite.................................. 1997-01DeanWoodman........................1993-95

13MarkDoherty.............................1981-84MikeGlennon............................1984-86RichardHaggerty.....................1962-63RonNoble....................................1961-62PaulSurdam............................... 1976-79ChrisThayer................................1987-88

14W.R.Bartlett................................1930-31MikeBorisenok......... 2008-presentJoshCiocco..................................2003-07DavidBusch................................ 1999-02DavidDalton..............................1983-84DanForget.................................. 1979-83JohnGray....................................1969-72RyanHarris..................................1995-99BarryJones..................................1963-66MarkKolanos..............................2002-03BillLaCouture.............................1987-91JeffLenz..........................1992-93,94-95Clarence“Buzz”Littell..............1961-64DaveLumley...............................1973-77KenMcKinnon........................... 1959-62MikeSislo.................................2007-2008

15JimAbbott..................................1999-03QuintinBrickley.........................1984-88PrestonCallander......................2003-05KenChisolm...............................1980-84DannyDries.................................2007-09JonFontas...................................1974-78BrettHemingway.......................2005-07BrettKostolansky..... 2009-present

DanMcPherson.........................1978-79SteveO’Brien..............................1995-99TomO’Brien.................................1994-95Harold“Dude”Thorn................1963-66RichardUmile............................ 1969-72

16AlAdams.......................................1948-51EdBoyce......................................1960-62AlanCatto....................................1968-71CliffCox........................................ 1972-76ChrisGrassie............................... 1986-90TimHanley..................................1984-88JohnHenrion............. 2009-presentBradHolt...................................... 1976-79MattHoppe.................................2001-04PeterLeBlanc...............................2006-07GregManz....................................2007-09NathanMartz..............................2000-01JayMiller......................................1979-83TomO’Brien...................1992-94,95-96BrianPouliot................................2004-05BillH.Rothwell...........................1965-67ScottRobison..............................1994-95JohnSadowski...........................1996-00

17RielBellegarde........................... 1987-91DaveBertollo............................. 1971-75EricFlinton..................................1991-95ThomasFortney.........................2005-09BobGrant....................................1969-70BobGould...................................1975-79ColinHemingway..................... 1999-01RobertHouley...........................1950-53JohnOlevitz.................................1984-85ChadOnufrechuk..................... 1995-99JoshPrudden..............................2001-03BillJ.Rothwell............................1965-68JohnSimpson............................1949-52CraigSteenson..................79-81,82-83PaulThompson......... 2009-presentKevinThurston..........................1984-86DanTravis.....................................2003-05

18JustinAikins.................................2003-05FrankAnzalone.......................... 1973-74TimChurchard...........................1963-64BruceCrowder...........................1975-79Corey-JoeFicek......................... 1997-01LannyGare...................................2001-03AdamHayes................................1988-89ChrisHensen.............................. 1990-92MarkKaneb..................................1972-73NickKrates............... 2006-presentBobMcCarthy............................ 1963-66GuyPederzani............................1935-36BillPelletreau.............................1970-71ChrisPryor...................................1979-83BrianPutnam.............................1993-97JamesRichmond......................1983-87TomSweeny................................1969-70

19DomenicAmodeo.................... 1988-92FredDaley................................... 1973-74DylanDellezay............................1994-97JasonDexter...............................1990-94BradFlaishans.............................2004-08BobFrancis................................. 1977-80JimHarvie.................................... 1973-77DaveHinman............................. 1970-71TimHorst......................................2001-04RichardLamontagne...............1960-63SteveLyons.................................1980-83KenMarchand...........................1968-69AlMyer.........................................1963-64JohnnyRogers........................... 1997-01MikeRoth....................................1985-87MikeSislo.................. 2008-presentDougTowler............................... 1971-73RodWest...................................... 1967-68

20JoeBartlett.................................. 1965-68TimBurke...................................... 1973-77BusterClegg............................... 1956-59SeanCoady.................................1977-81

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BradEnglish................................1996-98KevinFahey.................................1968-70AlGraham...................................1963-64DarrenHaydar........................... 1998-02BlakeKessel............... 2009-presentNormLacombe.........................1981-83ScottMorrow............................. 1988-92ChrisMurray................................2003-07StevePleau................................. 1992-96ChadRamsdell........................... 1970-71PaulThompson.........................................2007-09PeterWotton..............................1983-87

21BillBeaney................................... 1970-73GregBoudreau..........................1985-88PrestonCallander......................2001-03JesseCooper..............................1989-93JohnDoherty..............................2003-05CraigGwinn................................1995-97DavidLee.....................................1981-85BrianPouliot.........................................2005-07BruceRintoul..............................1977-81TedRussell...................................1991-95DaveSheen................................. 1966-69MattSwain.................................. 1997-01JamesvanRiemsdyk.....................................2007-09DickWalsh...................................1969-70

22BobBlood.....................................1974-75RalphCox.................................... 1975-79DanEnders.................................. 1996-00BrianFoley...................................2003-05RickLambert..............................1984-88DaveMcAllister......................... 1982-84SteveMorrow............................. 1988-91SteveMoses.............. 2008-presentPatNorton...................................1992-97MikeRadja...............................2006-2008TomSt.Onge..............................1977-79KevinTruelson............................2000-03

23DerekBekar................................1995-98PhilDeSimone.............................. 2007-2008ChrisDube...................................1999-00ScottEllison................................1981-85BrettHemingway.......................2003-05MattHoppe.................................2000-01ErikJohnson................................1994-95KevinMcCarey.......... 2008-presentWalterRead................................1956-59FrankRoy..................................... 1975-79KevinSchrader........................... 1985-87MattShramek............................1979-81TrevorSmith................................2005-07JeffSt.Laurent........................... 1990-91KurtWright..................................2002-03

24MattCampanale................2007-presentRyanCordeiro............................1998-00JohnDiNapoli............................ 1979-81ChrisLaganas.............................1983-87BruceMacDonald..................... 1987-91JoeMarsh.....................................1974-75NickPoole...................................1991-95CharlesPrescott........................1950-51SeamusStack..............................2001-02ShawnVinz..................................2003-07TimWalsh.....................................1996-98

25MikeBeck.................. 2007-presentDavidBusch.................................1998-99PatrickFoley............................... 1999-04KristianHanson..........................1994-96LarsJohannson.........................1986-87JasonShipulski......................1996-1998GlennStewart............................1990-94

26GregBurke................ 2009-presentEddieCaron....................2001-02,03-04BobChebator............................. 1990-94

MarkDorval................................1986-88NormDoucet.............................1950-51RobGagnon...............................1994-98KevinKapstad........................................2005-06SavoMitrovic.............................1988-92JoshPrudden............................. 1999-01DannyVranek..............................2007-09

27ChrisDube...................................1998-99JoeyMoran.................................1994-97DannyRossman...........................................2006-08TimShields..................................1985-89GarrettStafford......................... 1999-03KevinThomson..........................1989-93DanielWinnik..............................2003-06

28TomCanavan............................. 1960-63CoreyCash.................................. 1994-95GeorgeHealey...........................1949-52SteveHorner..............................1985-89AnselIvens-Anderson.. 2009-presentBlakeKessel.................................2008-09JasonKrog...................................1995-99AndrewLeach.............................2002-06

29TyConklin.................................... 1998-01MikeGuilbert.............................1991-92EricFitzgerald............................1992-97BrianFoster............... 2006-presentJeffPietrasiak.......................................2002-06

30NateArmstrong........................1996-97MattCarney................................ 1997-02TrentCavicchi............................1992-96MattDiGirolamo....... 2008-presentJimMcInerny..............................1991-92PatMorrison...............................1987-91ToddPearson.............................1981-83GregRota.....................................1982-86

31MikeAyers....................................2000-01BradErbsland..............................1995-96MikeHeinke................................1993-95JeffLevy.......................................1990-92EricSoltys.....................................1996-97

32DylanDellezay...........................1997-98ToddHall.......................................1993-95KevinRegan............................2004-2008

33EricBoguniecki..........................1993-97BrianYandle.................................2002-06

34MikeAyers...................................2001-04

35TrevorAmundrud......................1994-96

36MarkKolanos..............................2003-06

37TimCollins................................... 1999-00MattDzieduszycki.................... 1999-00

39TravisBanga................................2000-02PhilDeSimone........... 2008-presentMattFornataro....................................2004-08

41SeanMatile.................................1996-99

50AndrewFrechette.....................1951-52

UnknownWildcatsNumbersGeorgeAbbe.............................. 1930-33KarlAdams.................................. 1941-42RobertAllar.................................1939-41HaroldAngwin..........................1932-35HenryApplin..............................1925-26DavidAustin...............................1947-49JamesAyer.................................. 1952-53GeorgeBacheller...................... 1931-34JohnBarry................................... 1951-53DonaldBegin.............................1946-49PaulBilafer.................................. 1951-52EdwardBlewett......................... 1924-26DonaldBowler...........................1932-34MattBrady....................................1981-82PaulBriand..................................1946-48RobertBrophy............................1953-54WilsonBrunel.............................1939-41JohnCallahan............................ 1949-51AlanCarlsen................................1953-54ArthurCarlson..............1937-38,39-40EdwinCarlson...............1939-40,41-42CalvinChandler............1949-50,55-56RolandChandler.......................1925-28MontgomeryChilds................. 1952-55WilliamChristy...........................1948-50GeorgeColburn........................ 1928-31FredComings.............................1948-50LinwoodCongdon................... 1933-34PaulConway............................... 1939-41JuliusCorosa.............................. 1933-34JamesCouser............................. 1937-39DougCowie................................1955-57HowardCrins............................. 1926-27HarryCroke.................................1928-31RobertCullis............................... 1937-38WarrenDavidson.......................1939-40JimDempsey..............................1937-40CharlesDolloff...........................1930-31AndrewDube.............................1955-58WilliamFacey..........1934-35,1936-37RobertFeero.............................. 1949-50EdwardFish................................ 1955-56WilliamForbes........................... 1946-48MauriceFournier......................1936-39FrederickFudge........................1924-26WilliamGardner...........1951-52,53-54JosephGarrison........................ 1941-42LeoGarvey..................................1927-28CharlesGilgun...........................1938-39EdwardGithins..........................1953-56NeilGlynn.................................... 1948-49FredGraves............... 1950-51,1952-53CharlesGrocott......................... 1932-35RobertHall..................................1953-56HowardHanley..........................1929-32RobertHargraves......................1935-36CarrollHaseltine........................1938-39DavidHazzard............................ 1935-36PaulHiggins...................1928-29,30-31JohnHooper..............................1939-40KennethHuff..............................1938-39EdwardHunt.............................. 1928-29NicholasIde................................ 1925-27RobertJohnson............1954-55,57-58WilliamJohnston...................... 1951-55RobertKeefe...............................1952-53RobertKeith............................... 1946-49PaulKelly..................................... 1956-57ThomasKelly.............................. 1946-48GeorgeKerr................................1935-36LeoKravchuk..............................1954-58FrankLanza.................................1946-47RogerLeclerc.............................1956-58KarlManchester........................ 1934-37RichardMannion...................... 1933-35GeorgeMarineau...................... 1956-58ButchMartin..............................1973-74HoraceMartin............................1939-41RussellMartin............................1935-38WendallMartin..........................1935-38BillMayher.................................. 1961-63WilliamMcDermott................. 1933-35DonaldMcFarland.................... 1928-30WilliamMcLaughlin.................1934-35JamesMcMahon.......................1936-37FrancisMcSwiney..................... 1930-32HerbertMerrill...........................1934-37AlbertMichaud.........................1928-30AllanMitchener.........................1934-36

EverettMoore............................ 1928-29WilliamMoore...........................1946-49JohnMorton............................... 1924-25RichardNichols.........................1948-49EdwardNoel............................... 1946-49KennethNorris.......................... 1934-37TedNovak.................................... 1930-33PaulNugent................................ 1941-42RobertO’Kane...........................1941-42DonaldOtis.................................1936-38RoccoPalumbo......................... 1949-50RaymondPaquin.......................1940-41JohnParkinson..........................1929-31LelandPartidge.........................1931-34RaymondPatten.......................1936-39DonaldPenley...........................1929-32WarrenPercival..........................1925-28DarrenPerkins........................... 1936-37LawrencePerkins.......................1940-42EdwardPlourde.............1928-29,30-31BobPollini...................................1962-63P.C.Pritchard............................... 1924-25WilliamProudman...................1924-25RobertQuinn.............................1939-42WilliamQuinn............................1936-38CarlRandall................1937-38,1939-40RobertRay...................................1949-50LawrenceReed..........................1946-47HughRegan................................1950-52AlvinReinhart............................1927-29JohnRice.....................................1955-56JackRichardson......................... 1939-40EdwinRiley.................................1930-31HarveyRoberge........................1930-31JohnRogers................................1926-28ZigmundRogers....................... 1935-37AlbertRoper............................... 1938-40ArthurSaboski...........................1948-49AlbertSakoian...........................1940-42JohnSalin.................................... 1960-61GeorgeSaunders......................1947-48WilliamSayward.......................1924-25WilliamSchipper.......................1933-36BruceSingleton............1941-42,46-47WilliamSpearman.................... 1939-40JamesSteffy................................1933-35JohnStiles................................... 1953-55JerryThayer................................ 1941-42WilliamTucker........................... 1956-57ErnestTwombly.........................1954-56EdwinVatter...............................1925-27DavidWark.................................. 1929-32LloydWells..................................1930-31CarlWendelin............................. 1927-30

All-TimeNumerical Roster



ConklinalsohelpedTeamUSAtoabronzemedalfinishasthestart-inggoalieintheWorldChampionshipsinthespringof2004.

THE ELITE‘CATS

S T A N L E Y C U P F I N A L SP A R T I C I P A N T ‘ 0 6 , ‘ 0 8 & ‘ 0 9T W O - T I M E A L L - A M E R I C A NT Y C O N K L I N ‘ 0 1

ConklinhasbeentotheStanleyCupfinalsthreetimesinhisdecoratedcareerinclud-ingeachofthepasttwoseasonsasamemberofPittsburghin2008andDetroit in2009.HeiscurrentlyundercontractwiththeSt.LouisBlues.

FormerWildcatTy Conklin is the only player in NHL history to play inall three outdoor games. Conklin has been the winning goaltender ineachofthelasttwooutdoorgames.HestartedingoalfortheEdmon-tonOliersintheNHL’sfirstoutdoorgame,whichdrewanall-timerecordcrowdof57,167Nov.22,2003inEdmonton,Alberta.HefollowedthatupwithastartandwinagainsttheBuffaloSabresintheNHL’ssecondoutdoorgameJan.1,2008inBuffalo,N.Y.asamemberofthePenguins.Mostrecently,ConklinstartedandwononNewYear’sDay2009fortheDetroitRedWingsinawinovertheChicagoBlackhawksathistoricWrig-leyField.





DerekBekarYear Team GP G A P99-00 St.Louis 1 0 0 002-03 LosAngeles 6 0 0 003-04 NYIslanders 4 0 0 0Total 11 0 0 0

EricBogunieckiYear Team GP G A P99-00 Florida 4 0 0 000-01 St.Louis 1 0 0 001-02 St.Louis 8 0 1 102-03 St.Louis 80 22 27 4903-04 St.Louis 27 6 4 1005-06 St.Louis/Pittsburgh 47 6 10 1606-07 NYIslanders 11 0 0 0Total 178 34 42 76

AndyBrickleyYear Team GP G A P82-83 Philadelphia 3 1 1 283-84 Pittsburgh 50 18 20 3884-85 Pittsburgh 45 7 15 2286-87 NewJersey 51 11 12 2387-88 NewJersey 45 8 14 2288-89 Boston 71 13 22 3589-90 Boston 43 12 28 4090-91 Boston 40 2 9 1191-92 Boston 23 10 17 27Total 371 82 138 220

GaryBurnsYear Team GP G A P80-81 NYRangers 11 2 2 4

GordieClarkYear Team GP G A P74-75 Boston 1 0 0 075-76 Boston 7 0 1 1Total 8 0 1 1

TyConklin(St.Louis)Year Team GP W-L-T GAA01-02 Edmonton 4 2-0-0 1.6203-04 Edmonton 38 17-14-4 2.4205-06 Edmonton 18 8-5-1 2.8006-07 Columbus/Buffalo 16 1-2-0 3.3407-08 PIttsburgh 33 18-8-0-5 2.5108-09 Detriot 40 25-11-2 2.5109-10 St.LouisTotal 149 73-43-4 2.58

BruceCrowderYear Team GP G A P81-82 Boston 63 16 11 2782-83 Boston 80 21 19 4083-84 Boston 74 6 14 2084-85 Pittsburgh 26 4 7 11Total 243 47 51 98

KevinDeanYear Team GP G A P94-95 NewJersey 17 0 1 195-96 NewJersey 41 0 6 696-97 NewJersey 28 2 4 697-98 NewJersey 50 1 8 998-99 NewJersey 62 1 10 1199-00 Atlanta 23 1 0 199-00 Dallas 14 0 0 099-00 Chicago 27 2 8 1000-01 Chicago 69 0 11 11Total 331 7 48 55

PeterDourisYear Team GP G A P85-86 Winnipeg 11 0 0 086-87 Winnipeg 6 0 0 087-88 Winnipeg 4 0 2 289-90 Boston 36 5 6 1190-91 Boston 39 5 2 791-92 Boston 54 10 13 2392-93 Boston 19 4 4 893-94 Anaheim 74 12 22 3494-95 Anaheim 46 10 11 2195-96 Anaheim 37 8 7 1597-98 Dallas 1 0 0 0Total 321 54 67 121

JonFontasYear Team GP G A P79-80 Minnesota 1 0 0 080-81 Minnesota 1 0 0 0Total 2 0 0 0

BobFrancisYear Team GP G A P82-83 Detroit 14 2 0 2

JamieFritschYear Team GP G A P08-09 Philadelphia 1 0 0 0Total 1 0 0 0

BobGouldYear Team GP G A P79-80 Atlanta 1 0 0 080-81 Calgary 3 0 0 081-82 Calgary 16 3 0 381-82 Washington 60 18 13 3182-83 Washington 80 22 18 4083-84 Washington 78 21 19 4084-85 Washington 78 14 19 3385-86 Washington 79 19 19 3886-87 Washington 78 23 27 5087-88 Washington 72 12 14 2688-89 Washington 75 5 13 1889-90 Boston 77 8 17 25Total 697 145 159 304

JohnGrayYear Team GP G A P74-75 Phoenix 75 35 33 6875-76 Phoenix 79 35 45 8076-77 Phoenix 28 10 10 2076-77 Houston 47 21 20 4177-78 Houston 77 35 23 5878-79 Winnipeg 57 10 15 25Totals 363 146 146 292

DarrenHaydar(Colorado)Year Team GP G A P02-03 Nashville 2 0 0 006-07 Atlanta 4 0 0 007-08 Atlanta 16 1 7 809-10 Colorado Total 22 1 7 8

JamieHislopYear Team GP G A P79-80 Quebec 80 19 20 3980-81 Quebec 50 19 22 4180-81 Calgary 29 6 9 1581-82 Calgary 80 16 25 4182-83 Calgary 79 14 19 3383-84 Calgary 27 1 8 9Total 345 75 103 178

JasonKrog(Atlanta)Year Team GP G A P99-00 NYIslanders 17 2 4 600-01 NYIslanders 9 0 3 301-02 NYIslanders 2 0 0 002-03 Anaheim 67 10 15 2503-04 Anaheim 80 6 12 1806-07 NYRangers/Atlanta 23 3 3 608-09 Vancouver 4 1 0 109-10 AtlantaTotal 202 22 37 59

NormLacombeYear Team GP G A P84-85 Buffalo 30 2 4 685-86 Buffalo 25 6 7 1386-87 Buffalo 39 4 7 1186-87 Edmonton 1 0 0 087-88 Edmonton 53 8 9 1788-89 Edmonton 64 17 11 2889-90 Edmonton 15 5 2 789-90 Philadelphia 18 0 2 290-91 Philadelphia 74 11 20 31Total 319 53 62 115

RodLangwayYear Team GP G A P78-79 Montreal 45 3 4 779-80 Montreal 77 7 29 3680-81 Montreal 80 11 34 4581-82 Montreal 66 5 34 3982-83 Washington 80 3 29 3283-84 Washington 80 9 24 3384-85 Washington 79 4 22 2685-86 Washington 71 1 17 1886-87 Washington 78 2 25 2787-88 Washington 63 3 13 1688-89 Washington 76 2 19 2189-90 Washington 58 0 8 890-91 Washington 56 1 7 891-92 Washington 64 0 13 1392-93 Washington 21 0 0 0Total 994 51 278 329

JeffLazaroYear Team GP G A P90-91 Boston 49 5 13 1891-92 Boston 27 3 6 992-93 Ottawa 26 6 4 10Total 102 14 23 37

Cats in the NHL





ChrisPryorYear Team GP G A P84-85 Minnesota 4 0 0 085-86 Minnesota 7 0 1 186-87 Minnesota 50 1 3 487-88 Minnesota 3 0 0 087-88 NYIslanders 1 0 0 088-89 NYIslanders 7 0 0 089-90 NYIslanders 10 0 0 0Total 82 1 4 5

SteveLeachYear Team GP G A P85-86 Washington 11 1 1 286-87 Washington 15 1 0 187-88 Washington 8 1 1 288-89 Washington 74 11 19 3089-90 Washington 70 18 14 3290-91 Washington 68 11 19 3091-92 Boston 78 31 29 6092-93 Boston 79 26 25 5193-94 Boston 42 5 10 1594-95 Boston 35 5 6 1195-96 Boston 59 9 13 2295-96 St.Louis 14 2 4 696-97 St.Louis 17 2 1 397-98 Carolina 45 4 5 998-99 Ottawa 9 0 2 298-99 Phoenix 22 1 1 299-00 Pittsburgh 56 2 3 5Total 702 130 153 283

DaveLumleyYear Team GP G A P78-79 Montreal 3 0 0 079-80 Edmonton 80 20 38 5880-81 Edmonton 53 7 9 1681-82 Edmonton 66 32 42 7482-83 Edmonton 72 13 24 3783-84 Edmonton 56 6 15 2184-85 Hartford 48 8 20 2884-85 Edmonton 12 1 3 485-86 Edmonton 46 11 9 2086-87 Edmonton 1 0 0 0Total 437 98 160 258

BobMillerYear Team GP G A P77-78 Boston 76 20 20 4078-79 Boston 77 15 33 4879-80 Boston 80 16 25 4180-81 Boston 30 4 4 880-81 Colorado 22 5 1 681-82 Colorado 56 11 20 3184-85 LosAngeles 63 4 16 20Total 404 75 119 194

TrevorSmith(NYIslanders)Year Team GP G A P08-09 NYIslanders 7 1 0 1Total 7 1 0 1

GarrettStafford(Dallas)Year Team GP G A P07-08 Detriot 2 0 0 008-09 Dallas 3 0 2 2Total 5 0 2 2

ChrisWinnesYear Team GP G A P91-92 Boston 24 1 3 492-93 Boston 5 0 1 193-94 Philadelphia 4 0 2 2Total 33 1 6 7

JayMillerYear Team GP G A P85-86 Boston 46 3 0 386-87 Boston 55 1 4 587-88 Boston 78 7 12 1988-89 Boston 37 2 4 688-89 LosAngeles 29 5 3 889-90 LosAngeles 68 10 2 1290-91 LosAngeles 66 8 12 2091-92 LosAngeles 67 4 7 11Total 446 40 44 84

DanielWinnik(Phoenix)Year Team GP G A P07-08 Phoenix 79 11 15 2608-09 Phoenix 49 3 4 709-10 PhoenixTotal 128 14 19 33

ScottMorrowYear Team GP G A P94-95 Calgary 4 0 0 0

MarkMowersYear Team GP G A P98-99 Nashville 30 0 6 699-00 Nashville 41 4 5 901-02 Nashville 14 1 2 303-04 Detroit 52 3 8 1105-06 Detroit 46 4 11 1506-07 Boston 78 5 12 1707-08 Anaheim 17 1 0 1Total 278 18 44 62BryanMuirYear Team GP G A P95-96 Edmonton 5 0 0 097-98 Edmonton 7 0 0 098-99 NewJersey 1 0 0 098-99 Chicago 53 1 4 599-00 Chicago 11 2 3 599-00 TampaBay 30 1 1 200-01 TampaBay 10 0 3 300-01 Colorado 8 0 0 001-02 Colorado 22 1 1 202-03 Colorado 32 0 2 205-06 Washington 72 8 18 2606-07 Washington 26 3 4 7Total 279 16 37 53

EricNickulasYear Team GP G A P98-99 Boston 2 0 0 099-00 Boston 20 5 6 1100-01 Boston 7 0 0 002-03 St.Louis 8 0 1 103-04 St.Louis/Chicago 65 8 12 2005-06 Boston 16 2 4 6Total 118 15 23 38

AdrienPlavsicYear Team GP G A P89-90 St.Louis 4 0 1 189-90 Vancouver 11 3 2 590-91 Vancouver 48 2 10 1291-92 Vancouver 16 1 9 1092-93 Vancouver 57 6 21 2793-94 Vancouver 47 1 9 1094-95 Vancouver 3 0 1 194-95 TampaBay 15 2 1 395-96 TampaBay 7 1 2 396-97 Anaheim 6 0 0 0Total 214 16 56 72

Cats in the NHL





CURRENT UNH PLAYERS CHoSEN IN THE NHL DRAFTGreg Burke- Washington Capitals(6th Round, Pick No. 174, 2008)

Phil DeSimone- Washington Capitals(3rd Round, Pick No. 84, 2007)

Brian Foster- Florida Panthers(5th Round, Pick No. 161, 2005)

Blake Kessel- New York Islanders(6th Round, Pick No. 166, 2007)

Peter LeBlanc- Chicago Blackhawks(7th Round, Pick No. 186, 2006)

FORMER ‘CATS IN HOCKEYHockeyHallofFame

RodLangway 2003

UnitedStatesHockeyHallofFame

CharlieHolt 1997

RodLangway 1999

AmericanHockeyLeagueMVP

DarrenHaydar 2007

JasonKrog 2008

WildcatsintheOlympics

JeffLazaro 1994

SteveLeach 1988

BobMiller 1976

OTHER WILDCAT SUPERLATIVES

SteveLeach

(TeamUSA,1988)

JeffLazaro

(TeamUSA,1994)CharlieHolt

(USHockeyHallofFame,1997Inductee)

DeSimoneBurke

DanaBarbin HeadCoach PhillipsExeterAcademyRobbieBarker HeadCoach CardiganMountainSchoolBillBeaney HeadCoach MiddleburyChristianBragnalo AssistantCoach ShattuckSt.Mary’sTimBurke DirectorofScouting SanJoseSharksGordieClark Scout NewYorkRangersSeanCoady AssistantCoach BrownUniversity(Women)KevinDean AssistantCoach LowellDevilsMarkDoharty AssociateHeadCoach ReadingHighSchool(Mass.)PatrickFoley AssistantCoach HarvardUniversityRobGagnon HeadCoach CushingAcademyChrisGrassie Executive SeacoastSpartansKristianHanson HeadCoach St.John’sPrep(Mass.)PeterHerms HeadCoach SetonHallPrep(N.J.)JamieHislop Scout MinnesotaWildBradHolt HeadCoach Univ.ofNewEnglandBradHouston AssociateAD ColgateUniversitySteveLyons Scout PhoenixCoyotesJoeMarsh HeadCoach St.LawrenceUniversityMarkMcGinn HeadCoach SalemHighSchool(N.H.)JimMcGrath HeadCoach MercerChiefsMikeMcShane HeadCoach NorwichUniversityFrankMessina AssistantCoach HinghamHighSchool(Mass.)TomNolan Scout NashvillePredatorsPatrickNorton HeadCoach TiltonPrepSchoolStevePleau HeadCoach Edmonton(WHL)ChrisPryor Scout PhiladelphiaFlyersCapRaeder AssistantCoach TampaBayLightningEricRoyal HeadCoach MarshwoodHighSchool(Maine)JamesRichmond HeadCoach Georgetown(OPJHL)TeddyRussell HeadCoach LebanonValley(Pa.)JasonShipulski HeadCoach MelroseHighSchool(Mass.)GlennStewart AssistantCoach MerrimackCollegeTimWalsh HeadCoach BowHighSchool(N.H.)MarkWhite AssistantCoach BrownUniversity

Kessel

Foster

LeBlanc

Cats in the NHL





Player.................................Team.....................PickNo..........YearGregBurke........................Washington.................174........ 2008JamesvanRiemsdyk............. Philadelphia............................2.......... 2007PhilDeSimone...................Wasington..................... 84........ 2007BlakeKessel.......................N.Y.Islanders...............166........ 2007PeterLeBlanc....................Chicago.......................186........ 2006BrianFoster.......................Florida.........................161........ 2005JoeCharlebois......................... Chicago...............................188.......... 2005DanielWinnik........................... Phoenix................................265.......... 2004CraigSwitzer............................ Nashville..............................275.......... 2004KevinRegan.............................. Boston..................................277.......... 2003DanTravis.................................. Florida..................................141.......... 2003BrettHemingway.................... Colorado.............................225.......... 2003JohnDoherty........................... Toronto..................................57.......... 2003JeffPietrasiak........................... Phoenix................................186.......... 2002MichaelHutchins.................... SanJose...............................288.......... 2002SeanCollins.............................. Colorado.............................289.......... 2002JustinAikins.............................. Columbus...........................173.......... 2001EddieCaron.............................. Edmonton.............................52.......... 2001NathanMartz........................... N.Y.Rangers........................140.......... 2000MikeAyers................................. Chicago...............................177.......... 2000PatrickFoley............................. Pittsburgh...........................185.......... 2000JimAbbott................................ Pittsburgh..........................216.......... 2000ColinHemingway................... St.Louis...............................221.......... 1999DarrenHaydar......................... Nashville..............................248.......... 1999TylerScott.................................. N.Y.Islanders.....................268.......... 1999MikeSouza................................ Chicago.................................67.......... 1997EricLind..................................... Pittsburgh...........................234.......... 1997DerekBekar.............................. St.Louis................................205.......... 1995EricNickulas............................. Boston....................................99.......... 1994EricBoguniecki........................ St.Louis................................193.......... 1993BrianLarochelle...................... Montreal.............................255.......... 1993MikeSullivan............................ Detroit..................................118.......... 1992TrentCavicchi.......................... Montreal.............................236.......... 1992ToddHall.................................... Hartford.................................53.......... 1991MikeGuilbert........................... N.Y.Islanders......................132.......... 1990JeffLevy..................................... Minnesota...........................134.......... 1990ScottMalone............................ Toronto................................220.......... 1990BobChebator........................... Toronto................................199.......... 1990MikeHeinke.............................. NewJersey...........................89.......... 1989JeffSt.Laurent.......................... Toronto................................171.......... 1989AdrienPlavsic........................... St.Louis..................................30.......... 1988ScottMorrow........................... Hartford.................................95.......... 1988JoeFlanagan............................ LosAngeles........................238.......... 1988KevinDean................................ NewJersey...........................86.......... 1987ChrisJensen.............................. Toronto................................154.......... 1987ChrisWinnes............................. Boston..................................161.......... 1987

BruceMacDonald................... Philadelphia.......................188.......... 1987SteveMorrow........................... Philadelphia.......................209.......... 1987BillLaCouture........................... Chicago...............................218.......... 1987ChrisThayer.............................. Chicago...............................224.......... 1986RichBurchill.............................. St.Louis................................121.......... 1985KevinSchrader......................... NewJersey.........................129.......... 1985SteveHorner............................ LosAngeles........................177..........1985PeterDouris.............................. Winnipeg..............................30.......... 1984SteveLeach............................... Washington..........................34.......... 1984RickLambert............................ Edmonton...........................105.......... 1984TimHanley................................ LosAngeles........................129.......... 1984MikeRoth.................................. NewJersey.........................170.......... 1984AllisterBrown........................... N.Y.Islanders......................249.......... 1984NormLacombe....................... Buffalo....................................10.......... 1983MikeGolden............................. Edmonton.............................40.......... 1983DwayneRobinson.................. N.Y.Rangers........................246.......... 1982GeorgeWhite........................... Washington........................173.......... 1981JayMiller.................................... Quebec..................................66.......... 1980SteveLyons............................... Boston.................................123.......... 1980AndyBrickley........................... Philadelphia.......................210.......... 1980GregMoffett............................. Montreal..............................121.......... 1979MikeWaghorne....................... Toronto................................149.......... 1978RodLangway........................... Montreal................................36.......... 1977BobGould................................. Atlanta.................................118.......... 1977RalphCox.................................. Boston..................................122.......... 1977BruceCrowder......................... Philadelphia.......................153.......... 1977BobMiller.................................. Boston....................................70.......... 1976TimBurke.................................. Montreal..............................124.......... 1975JoeRando.................................. Boston..................................156.......... 1975GaryBurns................................. Toronto................................191.......... 1975CecilLuckern............................ N.Y.Rangers........................205.......... 1975JohnCorriveau........................ N.Y.Rangers........................209.......... 1975BobBain..................................... Montreal..............................215.......... 1975JamieHislop............................. Montreal..............................140.......... 1974CliffCox...................................... Montreal..............................187.......... 1974DaveLumley............................. Montreal..............................199.......... 1974CapRaeder................................ Montreal..............................167.......... 1973GordieClark.............................. Boston..................................112.......... 1972

Bryan Muir, 1995StanleyCupWinner

ColoradoAvalanche(2001)

Kevin Dean, 1991StanleyCupWinner

NewJerseyDevils(1995)

Rod Langway, 1977StanleyCupWinner

MontrealCanadiens(1979)

*CurrentPlayersInBold

EricFlinton................................ Ottawa......................................1.......... 1993BrettAbel.................................. Edmonton................................7.......... 1993SavoMitrovic........................... Pittsburgh................................9.......... 1990DavidAiken.............................. Edmonton.............................20.......... 1989

Norm Lacombe, 1983StanleyCupWinner

EdmontonOilers(1988)

Dave Lumley, 1977StanleyCupWinner

EdmontonOilers(1984,1985)

Wildcat Stanley Cup Champions

WILDCATS SELECTED IN THE NATIoNAL HoCKEY LEAGUE DRAFT

SUPPLEMENTAL DRAFT SELECTIoNS





Year GP Sv GA Sv% SO GAA W-L-T1959-60 13 315 35 .900 2 2.98 6-5-01960-61 14 595 66 .900 0 4.86 3-11-0TOTAL 27 910 101 .900 2 3.84 9-16-0

•InductedintotheNewHampshireHockeyHallofFamein2002•Was the first goalie captain in the history ofUNHHockey•Named the first All-American in the program’shistory

Year GP G A P PPG1971-72 30 27 30 57 1.901972-73 29 24 28 52 1.791973-74 31 25 28 53 1.71TOTAL 90 76 86 162 1.80

•PlayedfortheBostonBruinsfrom1974-1976•Ranks16thonUNH’sall-timescoringlist•RanksseventhonUNH’scareerpoints-per-gameleaderboard•UNH’sfirsttwo-timeAll-Americaselection•Athree-timeAll-ECACselection

Year GP Sv GA Sv% SO GAA W-L-T1972-73 20 581 67 .897 1 3.35 9-7-21973-74 22 572 58 .908 1 2.64 15-7-01974-75 27 708 90 .887 0 3.60 18-8-1TOTAL 69 1861 215 .896 2 3.21 42-22-3

Year GP G A P PPG1972-73 26 9 7 16 0.611973-74 31 27 30 57 1.841974-75 20 17 19 36 1.801975-76 30 34 32 66 2.20TOTAL 107 87 88 175 1.63


Year GP G A P PPG1974-75 26 21 38 59 2.271976-77 38 30 59 89 2.34TOTAL 64 51 97 148 2.31

• Ranks fourth on UNH’s career goals-against-averagelist•IsfifthonUNH’scareerleaderboardinbothsavepercentageandwins• Ranks eighth on the program’s career gamesplayedlist•NamedtotheAll-ECACSecondTeamin1974

•RankseighthonUNH’scareerpointslist• Is sixth on the program’s career goals leader-board•Holdstheprogram’sfourth-bestsingle-seasongoalsmark•EarnedAll-ECACSecondTeamhonorsin1976

•PlayedintheNHLforbothCalgaryandQuebec•RanksfourthonUNH’scareerpointslist•Issecondontheprogram’sall-timeassistleaderboard• Ranks ninth among UNH’s career points-per-gameleaders•AnECACFirst-TeamSelectionin1975and1976• Holds the UNH record for consecutive games with apoint

•PlayedintheNHLforBoston,ColoradoandLosAngeles•Istheprogram’sall-timeleaderincareerpoints-per-game• Is the UNH record holder for both assists andpointsinaseason•ECACRookieoftheYearin1975•EarnedAll-ECACFirst-Teamhonorsin1977

Rod Blackburn~ 1961 Gordie Clark~ 1973, 1974 Cap Raeder~ 1974

Cliff Cox~ 1976 Jamie Hislop~ 1976 Bob Miller~ 1977

Wildcat All-Americans








Year GP Sv GA Sv% SO GAA W-L-T1990-91 24 770 80 .905 0 3.22 15-7-21991-92 35 976 111 .897 2 3.28 20-13-2TOTAL 59 1746 191 .901 2 3.26 35-20-4



•HoldstheUNHrecordforpointsbyadefense-man•Istheprogram’sleaderinassistsbyadefense-man• Named to the All-ECAC SecondTeam in 1976and1977

•UNH’sall-timeleaderinbothgoalsandpoints• Recorded the program’s top two single-season goaltotals•Holdsthefourth,sixthandseventh-bestsingleseasonpointtotals•RanksfifthonUNH’scareerpoints-per-gameleaders• Second UNH skater as a two-time All-America selec-tion•NamedECACPlayeroftheYearin1979

•PlayedintheNHLforPhiladelphia,Pittsburgh,Boston,NewJerseyandWinnipeg•Ranked21stonUNH’sall-timescoringlistwhenhegraduated•EarnedFirst-TeamECAChonorsin1982

•RanksfifthonUNH’scareergoals-against-averageleaderboard•Holdstheprogram’sthird-bestcareersavepercentage• IsthirdonthelistofUNH’ssingle-seasonsaves• Earned Hockey East Rookie of theYearhonorsin1991• Named to the All-Hockey EastTeam in1991

• Ranks 14th among UNH’s all-timepointsleaders• Is 13th on the program’s all-time as-sistlist• Holds the eighth-best single-seasonpointtotalatUNH•NamedtotheHockeyEastAll-Tourna-mentTeamin1992

•Captainedthe1996-97Wildcats•RogerA.LeclercTrophy(MVP/sports-man)recipient•RobertA.KullenAward(unsunghero)recipient• Key member of 1996-97 UNH teamthat set the school record for longestwinstreak•AnAll-HockeyEastselectionin1997

Tim Burke~1977 Ralph Cox~ 1978, 1979 Andy Brickley~1982

Jeff Levy~1991 Domenic Amodeo~1992 Tim Murray~1997











Year GP Sv GA Sv% SO GAA W-L-T1998-99 22 491 41 .923 0 1.84 18-3-11999-00 37 893 91 .908 2 2.51 22-8-62000-01 34 804 70 .920 5 2.05 17-12-5TOTAL 93 2188 202 .916 7 2.18 57-23-12

•RanksfifthonUNH’scareerpointslist•Isseventhontheprogram’sleaderboardinbothgoalsandassists•HockeyEastRookieoftheYearin1995•Athree-timeAll-HockeyEastselection•AHobeyBakerfinalistin1998

•Two-timerecipientoftheteam’sBestDefen-semanAward• Named to the‘99 NCAA Championship All-TournamentTeam•NamedtotheHockeyEastFirstTeamin1999• Earned Hockey East All-TournamentTeamhonorsin1999

•IsUNH’sall-timeassistleader• Ranks second in career points and fourthingoals• Holds the second-best single-season assisttotalandthird-bestsingle-seasonpointtotal•WontheHobeyBakerAwardin1999•UNH’sthirdtwo-timeAll-Americaselection•HockeyEastPlayeroftheYearin1999

• Is the UNH career record holder in goals-against-average,savepercentage,wins,gamesplayedandminutes• Holds the program’s top two single-seasoneffortsinbothGAAandsave%•UNH’sfourthtwo-timeAll-Americaselection•Atwo-timeHobeyBakerAwardfinalist•HockeyEastCo-PlayeroftheYearin2000

•RankssecondonUNH’scareergoalslist• Is third on the career leaderboard for bothassistsandpoints• One of two UNH skaters to score over 100careergoals•HobeyBakerfinalistin2002•HockeyEastPlayeroftheYear andHockeyEastTournamentMVPin2002

•FirstTeamAll-Americanin2002andSecondTeamAll-Americanin2003.•Currentlyranked24thinall-timescoring•Holdsthesixth-bestsingle-seasongoaltotal•EarnedHockeyEastFirst-Teamhonorsin2002andSecondTeamin2003

Mark Mowers~1998 Jayme Filipowicz~ 1999 Jason Krog~1997, 1999

Ty Conklin~2000, 2001 Darren Haydar~2002 Colin Hemingway~2002, 2003






• USA Hockey College Player of theYear,WalterBrownAwardwinnerin2003• SecondTeam All-America, 2003 Hockey EastCo-PlayeroftheYearandFirstTeamHockeyEastselection•Setsingle-seasonschoolrecordsforwins,saves,savepercentage,shutouts,minutesandpostedthethird-lowestGAAinschoolhistoryin2002-03•TiedUNHcareershutoutmark(8)


•WasoneofthreeWildcatsnamedaSecondTeamAll-Americanin2002-2003• Finished career ranked 29th on UNH’s all-timescoringlist•All-HockeyEastFirstTeamchoicein2002-03•Ledsquadinscoringasaseniorwith51points

Year GP Sv GA Sv% SO GAA W-L-T2000-01 4 14 2 .875 0 4.68 0-0-02001-02 20 493 46 .915 1 2.44 14-3-12002-03 41 1139 91 .926 7 2.18 27-8-62003-04 36 886 100 .899 5 2.86 17-14-5TOTAL 101 2532 239 .914 13 2.49 58-25-12

• 2004 Hobey Baker Finalist andWalter BrownAwardWinner•His117careerpointsatUNHranktiedfor48thontheall-timeWildcatscoringlist•2004HockeyEastPlayeroftheYear•Ledsquadinscoringasaseniorwithacareer-high49points



•Finishedwith173careerpoints(77g,96a)tiedfor12thontheall-timescoringlist,playinginaschool-record164careergames.•Rankedtiedforseventhinthenationwith1.33pointspergameinhisfinalseasonatUNH• Named to the New England All-StarTeam in2005•Ledsquadinscoringasaseniorwith56points•2002HockeyEastRookieoftheYear


• Was the sixth leading scorer on theWildcatroster and was the leading point scorer amongbluelinerswithacareer-high35points(13g,22a)inhisjunioryear.•Finishedwith98careerpoints,rankinghimthirdall-timeamongWildcatblueliners•All-HockeyEastSecondTeamchoicein2004-05andin05-06• Named to the New England All-StarTeam in2005and2006

Mike Ayers~ 2003 Lanny Gare~2003 Steve Saviano~2004

Sean Collins~2005 Brian Yandle~2005, 2006Year GP G A P PPG2005-06 39 10 10 20 0.512006-07 39 21 22 43 1.10TOTAL 58 31 32 63 1.08

•Scoredacareer-high43points(21g,22a)in39games helping UNH to its sixth regular-seasontitleduringhissophomoreseason.•Finishedwith63careerpoints injusttwosea-sons.•All-HockeyEastFirstTeamchoicein2006-07.• Named to the New England All-StarTeam in2007

Trevor Smith~2007







• Postedacareer-best24pointshisseniorsea-son.• Named a first-team All-Hockey East choice in2007-08.• Third inHockeyEast indefensivescoringandheldateam-best+8ratingamongdefensemen.•FirstteamNewEnglandAllStar.•FourtimeHockeyEastAll-Academicteamselec-tion.

Brad Flaishans~2008Year GP G A P PPG2004-05 41 8 12 20 0.492005-06 38 5 7 12 0.312006-07 39 13 27 40 1.022007-08 38 18 28 46 1.21TOTAL 156 44 74 118 0.75

•Asecond-teamAll-HockeyEastselectionandaNewEnglandAllStar.•LedtheWildcatsinscoringwith46points(18g,28a).•Acaptainhissenioryear,appearedin156gamesandtallied44goalsand74assistsfor118points,whichranksinthetop50inprogramhistory.• Guy Smith Award winner asWildcats top of-fensive

Matt Fornataro ~ 2008


•Afirst-teamAll-HockeyEastselectionandaNewEnglandAllStar•RankedsecondbehindFornataroinscoring,butledthe‘Catswith19goalsincludinghisteam-bestsix game-winning goals which ranked fourthnationally.•CollegeHockeyAssociation’sNationalPlayeroftheMonthinFebruaryandearnedInsideCollegeHockey’sNationalPlayeroftheWeekonFeb.11.ledthe‘Catstoanunbeatenmarkof7-0-1duringFebruary.

Mike Radja - 2008

Year GP Sv GA Sv% SO GAA W-L-T2004-05 23 644 50 .928 0 2.35 15-4-22005-06 22 604 57 .914 3 2.63 8-8-52006-07 35 1025 71 .935 3 2.06 24-9-22007-08 32 962 72 .930 3 2.21 23-8-1TOTAL 112 3235 250 .928 9 2.27 70-29-10

Kevin Regan ~ 2008

Kevin Regan was named a Hobey Baker finalist in a season where he nearly rewrote the UNH record book for goaltending. Becoming just the second Wildcat netminder to be named a finalist, Regan posted a league-best 23-8-1 mark, 2.21 GAA and .930 save percentage. He was an unanimous Hockey East Player of the Year selection and a first-team All-American. Kevin was also named the Walter Brown Award winner and was New England’s Most Valuable Player. He led the ‘Cats to the NCAA during all four years, including back-to-back Hockey East regular season titles in 2007 & 2008. Regan left UNH as the all-time leader in wins (70), saves (3,235), save percentage (.928), minutes played (6598:31) and games played (112). In a rich history of goaltending at UNH, Regan left as the first goaltender in UNH history to capture back-to-back 20-win seasons.

KEVIN REGAN, ‘08GoALTENDERSoUTH BoSToN, MASS.

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Ty Conklin was UNH’s second two-time Hobey Baker Award finalist, as he was named to the final 10 in both 2000 and 2001. During the 1999-2000 campaign, Conklin was named Hockey East Co-Player of the Year as he posted a 2.51 GAA and .908 save percentage as he went 22-8-6. The following year Ty posted a school-record five shutouts as he went 17-12-5 with a 2.05 GAA and .920 save percentage. A two-time All-American, Conklin left UNH with eight goaltending records, including lowest career GAA (2.18), save percentage (.915) and wins (57). He also holds the records for season GAA (1.84, 1998-99), save percent-age (.923, 98-99) and most minutes in a career with over 5,500.

Darren Haydar was one of the “Hobey Hat Trick” finalists in 2002, the first year the field was narrowed to three play-ers. Haydar led the Wildcats in scoring his senior season with 31-45-76, and was the national leader in points per game (1.90). The Hockey East Player of the Year, Haydar led the ‘Cats to their first-ever Hockey East tournament title as well as the regular season crown. UNH advanced to its third Frozen Four in five sea-sons. Darren, the 1998-99 Hockey East Rookie of the Year, closed out his career third on the UNH scoring list with 219 points, trailing only Ralph Cox (243) and 1999 Hobey Baker winner Jason Krog (238).

Mark Mowers, along with Jason Krog, became UNH’s first-ever finalist for the Hobey Baker Award in 1998 as he led the ‘Cats to their first Frozen Four berth in 16 seasons. Mowers registered 25 goals and 31 assists for 56 points as the ‘Cats finished 25-12-1 and advanced to the Frozen Four as a No. 5 seed. Mowers’ overtime goal against Boston University in the East Regional propelled UNH into the Frozen Four. Mark was named a first team All-American in 1998, becoming the first to earn the honor under head coach Dick Umile. Mowers currently sits fifth on UNH’s career scoring list, racking up 85 goals and 112 assists for 197 points in 144 career games.

Steve Saviano was the fifth player in UNH hockey history to be named a Hobey Baker finalist. Saviano was a First-Team All-American in 2004 and was the Hockey East Player of the Year that same season. He was also the 2004 Walter Brown Award winner, given annually to the best American-born college hockey player in New England. Saviano posted a career-high 49 points in his senior season, leading the ‘Cats in points and goals with 27 in 2003-2004. He leaves UNH tied for 48th on the all-time scoring list with 117 points in his four-year career in Dur-ham. Saviano ranked 11th in the nation in his senior season among Div. I scorers with 1.20 points per game.

MARK MoWERS, ‘98FoRWARDWHITESBoRo, N.Y.

TY CoNKLIN, ‘01GoALTENDERANCHoRAGE, ALASKA

DARREN HAYDAR, ‘02FoRWARDMILToN, oNTARIo

STEVE SAVIANo, ‘04FoRWARDREADING, MASS.

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Hisamazingskillontheiceandhisincredibleoff-icecredentialsarewhatpropelledUniversityofNewHampshireco-captainJasonKrogintothenationalspotlightandmade him a clear-cut choice as the 19th recipient of the Hobey Baker MemorialAward.Thestatisticsspeakforthemselves—theyear’snationalleaderingoals,assists,andtotalpoints;a2.07pointspergameaverage,238careerpoints,aschoolrecord144careerassistsandthesecondall-timepoint-scorerinthehistoryofUNHhockey.TheHobeyBakerMemorialAwardispresentedtothemostoutstand-ingcollegehockeyplayerinthena-tion,bothonandofftheice.Krog’son-ice performance of 34 goalsand51assistsfor85pointsturnedintoaseriesofpost-seasonhonorsincluding the unanimous HockeyEastPlayeroftheYearandtheNewEngland HockeyWriters’ Player oftheYear;andspotsontheFirstTeamAll-Hockey East, All-New EnglandTeam, All-Hockey EastTournamentTeamandtheFrozenFourAll-Tour-namentTeam. His thread-likepassesandblis-tering slapshot dazzled soldoutcrowd after soldout crowd at theWhittemore Center. Named as theMostExcitingPlayerbytheWildcatfaithful, Krog never disappointedand led UNH to its first nationalchampionship game in schoolhistory.Offtheice,Krogwasanintegralpart of the Drug Awareness Resis-tanceEducation(D.A.R.E.)ProgramthroughouttheNewHampshireSeacoastandspoketochildrenonthedangersofdrugsandalcohol.Intheclassroom,hewasalsorankedinthetop10percentofhisseniorclassandwasapeeradvisorintheWhittemoreSchoolofBusiness.KrogwasalsoamemberoftheStudent-AthleteAdvisoryCouncilwhichimplementsprogramsandrulesforallstudent-athletesontheUNHcampus.

Year Player Team Conference1981 NealBroten Minnesota WCHA1982 GeorgeMcPhee BowlingGreen CCHA1983 MarkFusco Harvard ECAC1984 TomKurvers Minnesota-Duluth WCHA1985 BillWatson Minnesota-Duluth WCHA1986 ScottFusco Harvard ECAC1987 TonyHrkac NorthDakota WCHA1988 RobbStauber Minnesota WCHA1989 LaneMacDonald Harvard ECAC1990 KipMiller MichiganState CCHA1991 DavidEmma BostonCollege HEA1992 ScottPellerin Maine HEA1993 PaulKariya Maine HEA1994 ChrisMarinucci Minnesota-Duluth WCHA1995 BrianHolzinger BowlingGreen CCHA1996 BrianBonin Minnesota WCHA1997 BrendanMorrison Michigan CCHA1998 ChrisDrury BostonUniversity HEA1999 JasonKrog NewHampshire HEA2000 MikeMottau BostonCollege HEA2001 RyanMiller MichiganState CCHA2002 JordanLeopold Minnesota WCHA2003 PeterSejna ColoradoCollege WCHA2004 JuniorLessard Minnesota-Duluth WCHA2005 MartySertich ColoradoCollege WCHA2006 MattCarle Denver WCHA2007 RyanDuncan NorthDakota WCHA2008 KevinPorter Michigan CCHA2009 MattGilroy BostonUniversity HEA

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TheHobeyBakerMemorialAwardannuallyhonorsthetopplayerinDivisionIcollegehockeyintheUnitedStatesandisnamedinhonorofthefinestathletesinAmericansport.HobartAmoryHareBakerwasborninPhiladelphia,Pa.onJan.15,1892.Atage11heenrolledatSt.Paul’sSchool,thefamousprepschoolinConcord,N.H.St.Paul’spridewasitsicehockeyteam.TheschoolhadintroducedthesporttoAmericaonlyeightyear’sbeforeHobey’sarrival.HobeyBakermadetheteamattheageof14andwassoonitsherofaringwellagainstcollegeandsemi-professionalteams.AfterSt.Paul’s,HobeyattendedPrincetonUniversitywhereheplayedbothfootballandhockey.Hecaptainedthehockeyteamfortwoseasonsandthefootballteamforoneasapuntreturner.Fanswouldlineuphoursinadvancejusttoseehiminaction.Inhisera,HobeywasuniversallyrecognizedasthebestamateurhockeyplayerintheUnitedStates.In1917,HobeywascommissionedalieutenantintheArmyasamemberofthefamous“LafayetteEscadrille”,whichwasthefirstgroupofAmericanpilotssenttoFranceforWorldWarI.Hewasanadventurouspilotandhewasofficiallycred-itedwithbringingdownthreeenemyplanesandwasdeco-ratedwiththe“CroixdeGuerre”forexceptionalvalorunderfire.Followingthearmistice,Hobeyhadhisordershomeinhandandheannouncedtohisfellowofficersthathewouldtakeonelastflight.Aquarter-mileintohisflight,hisenginequitandtheplanecrashed.HobeyBakerdiedattheageof26.HereceivedaposthumousArmycitationfromGeneralPershingfordistinguisedserviceandexceptionalgallantry.HobeywasoneofthefirstAmericansselectedtotheCanadianHockeyHallofFamein1945andin1973theUnitedStatesHockeyHallofFamenamedhimachartermember.NofinerexampleofthetruesportmanmayhaveeverbeendevelopedinAmericanathletics.Whatevergameheplayedhealwaysplayeditfirstofallforthejoyofthesport.

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UNH hosted its first ever NCAA men’shockeyregionalonMarch27and28,2004withUNH, Boston College, Michigan and NiagaracompetinginthefirstregionaltournamentheldinNewHampshire.Ticketsfortheeventsoldoutinthreemonths,markingthequickestselloutinNCAAhockeyhistory. TheNCAA’sweresuchasuccessinManchesterin2004,thetournamentreturnedagainonMarch

24and25of2007.ThistimewithUNH,BostonCollege,St.LawrenceandMiamiUniversity. OnJune23,2005,theNCAADivisionIIceHockeyCommitteeannouncedthatthe2009and2011NCAAmen’sicehockeyNortheastRegionalwillbeheldattheVerizonWirelessArenainManchester,N.H. The four teamswillbecompetingat theNortheast regionalwith threegamesontheweekendofMarch27-29,2009andin2011thefourteamswillplaytheweekendofMarch25-27. TheUniversityofNewHampshiremen’shockeyteamwillplaytworegularseasoncontestattheVerizonWirelessArenain2008-09onJan.17vs.Dartmouthintheannual“BattlefortheRiverStone”andonFeb.7againstHockeyEastrivalMaine. ThefirstcollegehockeygameattheVerizonWirelessArenawasplayedin2001-02betweenUNHandDartmouthonThursday,December13,2001.UNHwonthegame6-3inthebattleforthefirstannualRiverStoneTrophy.

Withinthefirstfiveyearsofopening,theVerizonWirelessArenahasattractedmorethan3.2millionpeople,hostingmorethan580sportsandentertainmentevents,over100ofthembeingsold-outevents.Thisstate-of-the-artvenueislocatedinManchester,NH,whichboastsacitizenry-blendofcollegestudents,youngprofessionalsandworkingclassfolksinacitythatisbothhistoricandcuttingedge.TheVerizonWirelessarenacapturesthisultra-modernyetclassicalfeelinitsuniquearchitecture,ahandsomedesignwhoseredbrickfaçadeismeanttoblendinwiththerefurbishedredbrickstructuresofthisfactorytownthathasbeenrebornintooneoftheart,cul-turalandhigh-techcapitalsofNewEngland. Withina30-mileradiusofthearenaisapopulationexceeding1.5millionandinthegreaterManchesterareaitselfareapproximately35,000collegestudents.SeatingattheVerizonWirelessArenaismorethan11,700forconcertsandentertainmenteventsandupto10,104forhockeygamesandothersportingevents.Therearemorethan4,000parkingspaceswithin2000feetofthearena,includingmunicipalparkinggarages,parkinglotsandonstreetparking.Thefacilityfeaturessixdressingroomswithprivatebathroomsandshowers,600clubseats,34suitesandfivepartysuites,aprivateclubloungeandmeetingrooms.Inaddition,therearesixindoor,streetlevelticketwindows,fourpermanentconcessionstandstobeutilizedasneeded. ThearenaishomeicefortheAmericanHockeyLeague’sManchesterMonarchs,theAHLaffiliateoftheNHL’sLosAngelesKings.IntheirinauguralyearattheVerizonWirelessArena,theMonarchsaveraged8,199fanspergame.AftertheirfifthseasontheManchesterMonarchsstillremainstrongwithoverallattendanceandseasonticketholders,rankingthemoneofthehighestattendedteamsintheAHL.InJanuary2002,thearenahostedthelargestcollegiatesportingeventinNewHampshire’shistory,theUniversityofNewHampshire-DartmouthMen’sHockeygame.

Intrue if-you-build-it-they-will-comephilosophy, theVerizonWire-lessArenahasbecomeNewHampshire’sentertainmentshowcaseoverthepastfiveyears.SoonafterAerosmith,thefirstperformertoappearatthearena(theBostonrockersmadeareturnengagementwithKISSinthewin-terof2003)othermusicalactsfollowed,includingMariahCarey,OzzyOs-bourne,EltonJohn,JamesTaylor,NeilDiamond,BarryManilow,TheEagles,BarenakedLadies,CHER,BetteMidler,DaveMatthewsBand,Trans-SiberianOrchestraandtheBostonPops. Five years old may still be young, even in venue years, but in thisrelativelyshort time, theVerizonWirelessArenahasbeenproventobeamajor drawing card. Consistently the arena is ranked within the top tenarenasworldwideforseatsof15,000orless,alongwithannualrankingsbyFacilitiesMagazineasaPrimeSiteWinner.Takeaversatileandcontempo-raryvenuedesign,smartpromotions,andastatewithagrowingpopula-tionandeconomy,andyouhavewhattheVerizonWirelessArenahasbe-come,anestablishedsports,entertainmentandconventionfacility inthecompetitiveNewEnglandmarket.

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