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2013-14 NCHC WEEKLY NOTESInaugural SeaSon

Week of Nov. 25, 2013 Volume 8

2013-14 nCHC StandIngS Conference Overall Pts. GP W L T SW Win Pct. GF GA GP W L T Win Pct. GF GA1. Nebraska Omaha 15 6 5 1 0 0 .833 21 13 14 8 6 0 .571 46 43 2. St. Cloud State 13 6 4 1 1 0 .750 16 10 12 9 1 2 .833 43 223. Denver 11 6 3 2 1 1 .583 13 11 14 7 5 2 .571 34 264. North Dakota 9 8 3 5 0 0 .375 21 28 12 4 6 2 .417 32 395. Minnesota Duluth 6 4 2 2 0 0 .500 14 11 12 6 5 1 .542 35 30 Western Michigan 6 4 2 2 0 0 .500 11 9 12 5 5 2 .500 32 29 Miami 6 6 2 4 0 0 .333 15 17 14 7 6 1 .536 45 34 Colorado College 6 8 1 5 2 1 .250 13 25 11 1 8 2 .182 15 31Teams are awarded three points for each conference win in regulation or overtime, and one point for an overtime tie. Conference games still tied after a five-minute overtime advance to a three-player shootout with the team that wins the shootout receiving an extra point in the standings (SW in the standings). A shootout win then is worth two points in the standings while the team that loses the shootout receives just one point for the tie. Teams will play a 24-game league schedule.

upComIng gameS

Friday, Nov. 29^Western Michigan vs. Northeastern, 4:05 p.m. ETNo. 12/13 Miami at Bemidji State, 7:37 p.m. CTSt. Lawrence at North Dakota, 7:37 p.m. CTNew Hampshire at Colorado College, 7:37 p.m. MT

Saturday, Nov. 30^Western Michigan vs. Notre Dame/Alabama-Huntsville, TBANo. 12/13 Miami at Bemidji State, 7:07 p.m. CTSt. Lawrence at North Dakota, 7:07 p.m. CTNew Hampshire at Colorado College, 7:07 p.m. MT

^Shillelagh Tournament (South Bend, Ind./hosted by Notre Dame) * Indicates NCHC game NCHC Teams in BOLD

laSt Week’S reSultS

Friday, Nov. 22Western Michigan 2, at Michigan State 0at Boston University 3, No. 14/15 North Dakota 1at No. 1/1 Minnesota 6, No. 19 Minnesota Duluth 1*at Nebraska Omaha 6, No. 8/8 Miami 3*Colorado College 2, at No. 2/2 St. Cloud State 2 (OT - CC wins SO, 1-0)Denver 3, at Air Force 3 (OT)

Saturday, Nov. 23No. 14/15 North Dakota 3, at Boston University 3 (OT)at Western Michigan 4, Michigan State 1*at No. 2/2 St. Cloud State 6, Colorado College 2*at Nebraska Omaha 3, No. 8/8 Miami 1at Denver 3, Air Force 1

Sunday, Nov. 24No. 19 Minnesota Duluth 6, at No. 1/1 Minnesota 2

* Indicates NCHC game NCHC Teams in BOLD

nCHC teamS Have ...... produced 12 Hobey Baker Award winners, including each of the last three and eight of the last 11. The 12 winners are the most of any current league.

... won a combined 17 national championships, including three in the last 10 years.

... seen a combined 47 alumni make 2013 NHL opening-day rosters

... made 50 Frozen Four appearances combined, including 13 in the last 10 Frozen Fours.

... a combined 54 NHL draft picks on their current rosters, the most of any NCAA conference.

... qualified for the NCAA Tournament 107 times among them.

NCHC FaCts aNd Figures• Only four NCHC teams are in action over the Thanksgiving weekend, all in non-conference play, while the remaining four NCHC teams are idle this weekend. The NCHC will face foes from the ECAC, Hockey East and the WCHA this weekend. Next weekend, all eight teams resume play with four NCHC series’.• The NCHC is 25-20-8 in non-conference play this year. Against leagues NCHC teams will face this weekend, the NCHC is 2-4-0 vs. the ECAC, 4-5-3 vs. Hockey East and 6-4-4 vs. the WCHA.• Coming off its sweep of then-No. 8 Miami, No. 15/17 Nebraska Omaha entered the national rankings for the first time this year and was also named the College Hockey News “Team of the Week.” The Mavericks became the third NCHC team to claim the honor this year in just seven weeks as Miami won it opening weekend after sweeping Ohio State and St. Cloud State claimed the honor after sweeping North Dakota Nov. 1-2.• St. Cloud State remained at No. 2 in both national polls this week but collected several first-place votes, earning 27 of 50 in the USCHO Poll (five more than No. 1 Minnesota) while picking up 12 of 34 first-place votes in the USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine Poll. The Huskies were just one point behind the Gophers in the USCHO Poll. Six of eight NCHC teams received votes in both national polls.• Two NCHC teams boast some of the longest active unbeaten streaks in the country as Denver is second nationally with its six-game unbeaten streak (4-0-2) while St. Cloud State ties for third nationally with a five-game unbeaten streak (4-0-1).

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Colorado CollegeWebsite: ..........................................CCTigers.comHockey SID: ..................................... Dave MorossOffice: ............................................719-389-6755Cell: ..............................................719-492-4347Email: ...................... [email protected] Box Phone: ............................ 719-540-6520Athletics Twitter: .............................. @CCTigersAthletics Facebook: ............................./CCTigers Address: ..................14 East Cache La Poudre Street Colorado Springs, CO 80903

unIverSIty of denverWebsite: .................................DenverPioneers.comHockey SID: ...................................... Randy PressOffice: ........................................... 303-871-2390Cell: ............................................ 303-908-0439Email: .................................. [email protected] Box Phone: ............................ 303-871-3922Hockey Specific Twitter: ................ @DU_HockeyHockey Facebook: ....................... /DenverHockeyAddress: ..............................2201 East Asbury Ave. Denver, CO 80208

mIamI unIverSItyWebsite: ................................... MURedHawks.comHockey SID: .......................................Chad TwaroOffice: ............................................ 513-529-1601Cell: ............................................. 810-288-9075Email: .................................. [email protected] Box Phone: .............................513-529-1427Hockey Specific Twitter: ........ @MiamiOH_HockeyAthletics Facebook: Swoop’s Official Miami Athletics Fan Page Address: ........................................230 Millett Hall Oxford, OH 45056

unIverSIty of mInneSota dulutHWebsite: ....................................UMDBulldogs.comHockey SID: ..................................... Bob NygaardOffice: .............................................218-726-8191Cell: ..............................................218-341-0524Email: [email protected] Box Phone: ..............................218-623-1391Hockey Specific Twitter: ................@UMDHockeyHockey Facebook: ......................... /UMD HockeyAddress: ....................... 170 Sports & Health Center 1216 Ordean Court, Duluth, MN 55812

unIverSIty of nebraSka omaHaWebsite: .............................................OMavs.comHockey SID: ...................................... Dave AhlersOffice: ...........................................402-554-3387Cell: .............................................402-332-8329Email: ................................ [email protected] Box Phone: ............................402-599-6620Hockey Specific Twitter: ..............@UNO_HockeyAthletics Facebook: ................................ /omavsAddress: ....................................... 6001 Dodge St, Omaha, NE 68182

unIverSIty of nortH dakotaWebsite: .......................................UNDSports.comHockey SID: .....................................Jayson HajduOffice: ............................................701-777-2985Cell: ............................................. 701-740-7659Email: [email protected] Box Phone: .............................701-777-3571Hockey Specific Twitter: ............. @UNDMHockeyHockey Facebook: ......................../UNDMHockeyAddress: .................Hyslop Sports Center Room 120 2751 2nd Ave. N. Stop 9013, Grand Forks, ND 58202

St. Cloud State unIverSItyWebsite: .................................... SCSUHuskies.comHockey SID: ...................................... Tom NelsonOffice: ............................................320-308-2141Cell: ............................................. 320-224-0813Email: ........................... [email protected] Box Phone: ............................320-308-5227Hockey Specific Twitter: ..... @SCSUHUSKIES_MHHockey Facebook: .................SCSUMensHockeyAddress: ............................. 720 4th Avenue South St. Cloud, MN 56301-4498

WeStern mICHIgan unIverSItyWebsite: ................................WMUBroncos.comHockey SID: .................................... Adam BodnarOffice: ............................................269-387-4122Cell: ............................................. 269-760-5133Email: ......................... [email protected] Box Phone: ............................ 269-760-5133Hockey Specific Twitter: ...............@WMUHockeyHockey Facebook: ......................... /WMUHockeyAddress: ............................ 1903 W. Michigan Ave., Kalamazoo, MI 49008

Website: .................................... NCHCHockey.comCommunications Manager .............Michael WeismanOffice: ............................................719-694-9924

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natIonal CollegIate HoCkey ConferenCe

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PlayerS of the Week

nCHC playerS of tHe Week (Week of nov. 18-nov. 24) Offensive Player of the Week Defenseman of the Week Rookie of the Week Goaltender of the Week

Berschbach led the Broncos to a sweep of Michigan State with a four-point weekend. In Friday’s 2-0 win at MSU, the senior assisted on WMU’s second goal to secure the victory, while posting a +1 rating. On Saturday, Berschbach had a hand in three of the Broncos’ four goals in a 4-1 win, scoring WMU’s final goal while assisting on the game-win-ning goal in the first period and handing out another helper on the Broncos’ third goal, which came on the power play. Berschbach finished the series with a goal and three assists while posting a +3 rating, including +2 on Saturday.

2013-14 nCHC playerS of tHe Week (prevIouS WInnerS)WEEK OF OFFENSIVE DEFENSEMAN ROOKIE GOALTENDER Oct. 7 Riley Barber, Miami Kevin Gravel, SCSU Trevor Hamilton, Miami Sam Brittain, DUOct. 14 Shane Berschbach, WMU Jaccob Slavin, CC Alex Iafallo, UMD Frank Slubowski, WMUOct. 21 Austin Czarnik, Miami Ethan Prow, SCSU Ryan Papa, SCSU Josh Thorimbert, CCOct. 28 Josh Archibald, UNO Jordan Oesterle, WMU Jake Guentzel, UNO Ryan Faragher, SCSUNov. 4 Dominic Zombo, UNO Joey LaLeggia, Denver Sam Rothstein, CC Sam Brittain, DU/Ryan McKay, MiamiNov. 11 Cory Thorson, SCSU Dillon Simpson, UND Alex Iafallo, UMD Sam Brittain, DUNov. 18 Shane Berschbach, WMU Andrew Prochno, SCSU Trevor Moore, DU Ryan Massa, UNO

Shane BerSchBach

Western MichiganSenior ForwardClawson, Mich.

Prochno helped SCSU earn four points in its series with Colorado College. He totaled three points in the two games while logging a +4 rating and blocking five shots. In Friday’s overtime tie, the junior assisted on the Huskies first goal, which came on the power play, while blocking two shots. On Saturday, he chipped in two points in a 6-2 victory, scoring the first goal while assisting on SCSU’s final tally on the power play. Prochno posted a +4 rating Saturday and blocked three more shots. He helped limit CC to two goals a game and led the Huskies penalty kill to a 6-for-8 weekend.

andrew Prochno

St. Cloud StateJunior DefensemanMinnetonka, Minn.

Moore scored three goals to help Denver tie and beat Air Force. In Friday’s 3-3 tie on the road, the rookie scored an unassisted goal to tie the game at 2-2 in the second period. On Saturday, Moore scored the Pioneers final two goals in a 3-1 victory to earn first star of the game honors. He scored the game-winning goal on the power play in the second peri-od to break a 1-1 tie and added an insurance goal later in the pe-riod for his second two-goal game in his last four outings. Moore finished with a +2 rating on the weekend, going +1 in each game, while blocking two shots Saturday.

Trevor Moore

DenverFreshman Forward

Thousand Oaks, Calif.

Massa backstopped Nebraska Omaha to a sweep of No. 8 Miami, collecting both wins while compiling a 2.00 GAA and a .931 save percentage. On Friday, he made 29 saves, including stopping a penalty shot, while allowing three goals, but just one came even strength in the 6-3 victory. The next night in a 3-1 win, Massa totaled 25 saves while con-ceding just one goal, which came on the power play, to collect his fifth straight win in net. The junior finished with 54 saves on the weekend, allowing just one even strength goal, while helping kill nine of Miami’s 12 power plays.

ryan MaSSa

Nebraska OmahaJunior GoaltenderLittleton, Colo.

otHer Standout performerS (Week of nov. 18-nov. 24)Jonny Brodzinski, So., F, SCSU – Tallied three points on two goals and an assist in two games against Colorado College, including two points in Friday’s 2-2 tie, while posting a +3 rating on the weekendJustin Crandall, Jr., F, UMD – Totaled a career-high four points in Saturday’s 6-2 win over No. 1 Minnesota with two goals and two assists, including scoring the game-winning goalMichael Young, Sr., D, UNO – Chipped in three assists to help UNO sweep Miami with two coming on the power play and two of the three coming on Friday, while also blocking three shots with a +3 rating in the seriesChris Dienes, Fr., D, WMU – Helped WMU shut out Michigan State Friday while scoring his first career goal Saturday and finished the weekend with three blocked shots and a +1 rating while helping kill all eight MSU power plays in the sweepGustav Olofsson, Fr., D, CC – Had a point in all three games for the Tigers, scoring his first career goal Tuesday while adding an assist Friday and blocking three shots, and scoring a power play tally SaturdayAustin Ortega, Fr., F, UNO – Compiled a career-high three points in Friday’s win over Miami, scoring two goals in the second period while assisting on the game-winner and posting a +2 rating in the contestSam Brittain, Sr., G, Denver – Earned a tie and a win against Air Force, totaling 66 saves in the two games for a .943 save percentage and a 1.92 GAA, including 35 saves in a 3-1 win SaturdayLukas Hafner, So., G, WMU – Made 22 saves Friday in his only action to blank Michigan State and record his first career shutout while helping kill all three MSU power playsMatt McNeely, So., G, UMD – Earned the win Sunday at No. 1 Minnesota, making 36 saves while giving up just two power play goals, and finished the weekend with a .933 save percentage and a 2.06 GAA after allowing just one power play goal in nearly 30 minutes of relief action Friday


natIonal aCColadeS for nCHC teamS/playerS

Preseason All-College Hockey News Teams (CollegeHockeyNews.com)Austin Czarnik, JR, F - Miami (First Team)Ryan Walters, SR, F - Nebraska Omaha (Second Team)Dillon Simpson, SR, D - North Dakota (Second team)

USCHO.com Top 10 Goaltenders to Watch in 2013-14Ryan McKay, SO - Miami

USCHO.com Top 10 Defensemen to Watch in 2013-14Joey LaLeggia, JR - Denver

USCHO.com Top 10 Forwards to Watch in 2013-14Austin Czarnik, JR - MiamiRyan Walters, SR - Nebraska Omaha

College Hockey News Team of the WeekMiami - Week of Oct. 7-13St. Cloud State - Week of Oct. 28-Nov. 3Nebraska Omaha - Week of Nov. 18-24

nCHC montHly HonorS - oCtober

Player of the Month

2013-14 nCHC playerS of tHe montH (prevIouS WInnerS)MONTH PLAYER ROOKIE October Riley Barber, So., F, Miami Kyle Osterberg, Fr., F, UMDNovemberDecemberJanuaryFebruaryMarch

Barber tied for the national lead with 12 points in October in

just six games. His eight goals were second in the NCAA and tops in the NCHC for the month while he also dished out four assists in helping the RedHawks to a 3-2-1 start to the year and

a top-10 national ranking. Of his eight goals, two were game-win-ners, which tied for second in the NCAA and first in the NCHC, three were power play tallies, which tied for fourth nationally and first in the conference, and two came short-handed, which shared both the NCAA and NCHC lead in October. Barber wasted little time denting the scoreboard, totaling seven points in Miami’s opening-weekend sweep of Ohio State (Oct. 11-12). He dished out two assists in the opener and then tallied a career-high five points the next night against the Buckeyes, including four goals, the most by a RedHawk in a game since 2009. The sophomore winger then added another goal in Miami’s first ever NCHC win Oct. 19 over North Dakota, which was the game-winner and started a three-game goal streak. He totaled four points at Providence Oct. 25-26 to com-plete the month with a goal in the first game and two goals and an assist for a second three-point (or more) game the next night, one of which was a short-handed goal in the 4-4 draw. In addition to his scoring, Barber posted a +6 rating in October. He was named the inaugural NCHC Offensive Player of the Week after his hat trick and seven-point weekend against Ohio State. The Washington Capitals prospect had three multi-point games in the month, including two multi-goal contests, and had a point in all but one game in Octo-ber. His 2.00 points per game led the NCHC and tied for second in the country in the opening month of play.

riley BarBer

MiamiSophomore Forward

Pittsburgh, Pa.

Rookie of the Month

Osterberg totaled four points on two goals and two assists in six games in October for the Bulldogs, helping UMD to a top-20

ranking and a 3-2-1 record. Minnesota Duluth went 3-0-0 in games where Osterberg recorded a point. His two goals tied for ninth nation-ally among rookies during the month and first among NCHC freshmen. His four points tied for third in the NCHC among rookies, while the left-winger also posted a +4 rating in the month. Osterberg notched his first collegiate point on an assist in his first game -- a win over Michigan Tech Oct. 11. He then tallied his first ca-reer goal, unassisted, Oct. 19 in a win at Colorado College, which was the Bulldogs’ first ever NCHC victory. The five-foot-eight, 180-pounder capped the month with his best showing, notching a goal and an assist for his first multi-point game, leading UMD to a 4-1 upset of No. 2 Notre Dame Oct. 26. Osterberg put nine shots on goal in October and led the Bulldogs with a .222 shooting percentage.

Kyle oSTerBerg

Minnesota DuluthFreshman ForwardLakeville, Minn.

PlayerS of the Month/aWarDS

SenIor ClaSS aWard CandIdateS

The list of 20 men’s ice hockey candidates for the prestigious Senior CLASS Award was announced on Thursday, Nov. 7 and four of the candidates were student-athletes in the NCHC:

• Sam Brittain, G, Denver• Nic Dowd, F, St. Cloud State• Dillon Simpson, D, North Dakota• Ryan Walters, F, Nebraska Omaha

To be eligible for the award, a student-athlete must be an NCAA Division I senior and have notable achievements in four areas of excellence – community, classroom, character and competition. An acronym for Celebrating Loyalty and Achievement for Staying in School ®, the Senior CLASS Award focuses on the total stu-dent-athlete. The 20 candidates will be narrowed to 10 finalists midway through the season while the winner will be announced during the 2014 NCAA Frozen Four® in April.


nchc MeDIa InforMatIon/3 StarS of the GaMe

nCHC map nCHC 3 StarS of tHe gameOverall League Leaders (league games only): PLAYER SCHOOL POINTS1. Sam Brittain Denver 7 Ryan Faragher St. Cloud State 73. Josh Archibald Nebraska Omaha 6 Ryan Massa Nebraska Omaha 6 Tanner Lane Nebraska Omaha 6

Team Leaders (league games only):Colorado College 1. Josh Thorimbert .........4 2. Jeff Collett ................3 Scott Wamsganz ........3Denver 1. Sam Brittain ...............7 2. Joey LaLeggia ............5 3. Zac Larraza................3 Trevor Moore .............3Miami 1. Blake Coleman ...........3 Ryan McKay ...............3 3. Austin Czarnik ............2 Jimmy Mullin ..............2Minnesota Duluth 1. Alex Iafallo ................4 2. Adam Krause .............3 3. Tony Cameranesi ........2 Justin Crandall ...........2Nebraska Omaha 1. Josh Archibald ............6 Ryan Massa ................6 Tanner Lane ...............6North Dakota 1. Drake Caggiula ...........5 2. Clarke Saunders .........4 3. Mark MacMillan ..........3 Jordan Schmaltz ........3St. Cloud State 1. Ryan Faragher ............7 2. David Morley..............5 Andrew Prochno ........5Western Michigan 1. Justin Kovacs .............4 2. Kyle Novak ................3 Josh Pitt ....................3 Frank Slubowski ..........3

1st star = 3 pts.; 2nd star = 2 pts.; 3rd star = 1 pt.

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STATISTICS/WEEKLY RELEASESThe NCHC will post updated statistics and news releases to the official website each week throughout the season. The Players of the Week (Monday) and the weekly press notes (Tuesday/Wednesday) will be made available as well. You may obtain this information either on the Confer-ence website or via email.

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2013-14 nCHC InStItutIonal demograpHICSInstitution Location Elevation Population EnrollmentColorado College Colorado Springs, CO 6,035 431,834 2,034Denver Denver, CO 5,280 634,265 11,797Miami Oxford, OH 928 21,351 16,514Minnesota Duluth Duluth, MN 1,430 86,211 11,800Nebraska Omaha Omaha, NE 983 421,570 15,000North Dakota Grand Forks, ND 845 53,456 13,950St. Cloud State St. Cloud, MN 1,030 65,986 18,319Western Michigan Kalamazoo, MI 780 254,580 25,806

Population information from census.govElevation information list from usacitiesonline.com and city-data.com


PollS/non-conference coMParISon

USa Today/USa hocKey Magazine Poll

Week 8 (Nov. 25)(first-place votes in parentheses)

2013-14 NO. TEAM RECORD POINTS LAST WEEK1. Minnesota 9-2-1 492 (21) 12. St. Cloud State 9-1-2 478 (12) 23. Michigan 8-2-1 420 54. Providence 10-2-1 412 (1) 35. Quinnipiac 12-2-1 383 46. Boston College 8-3-2 306 77. Ferris State 10-2-1 297 138. UMass Lowell 10-4-0 256 119. Yale 5-2-2 224 910. Notre Dame 8-5-1 188 611. Clarkson 10-3-1 185 1012. Miami 7-6-1 109 813. Wisconsin 4-3-1 103 1214. Cornell 6-3-1 74 RV15. Nebraska Omaha 8-6-0 40 NR

Others receiving votes: Union, 30; New Hampshire, 28; Lake Superior State, 18; Rensselaer, 15; Minnesota Duluth, 10; Ohio State, 7; North Dakota, 4; Air Force, 2; Denver, 1.

UScho.coM Poll

Week 8 (Nov. 25)(first-place votes in parentheses)

2013-14 NO. TEAM RECORD POINTS LAST WEEK1. Minnesota 9-2-1 963 (22) 12. St. Cloud State 9-1-2 962 (27) 23. Michigan 8-2-1 860 54. Providence 10-2-1 855 35. Quinnipiac 12-2-1 818 46. Ferris State 10-2-1 701 (1) 107. Boston College 8-3-2 699 78. UMass Lowell 10-4-0 650 139. Yale 5-2-2 576 910. Clarkson 10-3-1 515 1111. Notre Dame 8-5-1 514 612. Wisconsin 4-3-1 396 1213. Miami 7-6-1 386 814. Cornell 6-3-1 286 1815. Union 6-3-2 252 1716. Lake Superior 7-4-1 210 1617. Nebraska Omaha 8-6-0 172 NR18. Minnesota Duluth 6-5-1 166 1918. Rensselaer 7-5-2 166 1420. New Hampshire 7-6-1 137 20

Others receiving votes: North Dakota 67, Ohio State 60, Northeastern 20, Air Force 15, Boston University 14, Denver 13, Maine 9, Bowling Green 5, St. Lawrence 3, Alaska-Anchorage 2, Minnesota State 1.

natIonal pollS

In the inaugural National Collegiate Hockey Conference preseason poll, Miami was picked to win the conference, which was announced at the NCHC Media Day at Target Center in Minneapolis, Minn Sept. 19. The poll was voted on by a total of 16 media members who regularly cover NCHC teams, two from

each institution’s market. Miami received a total of 115 points, including a league-best seven first-place votes. The RedHawks posted a 25-12-5 record last season and reached the NCAA Midwest Regional final. Miami returns 17 lettermen from last season’s team. North Dakota was second in the poll with 109 points and five first-place votes. UND was 22 13-7 overall last season, reaching the NCAA West Regional final. UND returns 18 lettermen from last season’s squad. St. Cloud State, after reaching the NCAA Frozen Four for the first time in school history last season, was third in the poll with 99 points and four first-place votes. The Huskies return 22 lettermen from last season’s team the finished 25-16-1 overall. Denver was fourth in the preseason poll (66 points), followed by Western Michigan (61), Minnesota Duluth (43), Colorado College (42) and Nebraska Omaha (41).

Inaugural nCHC preSeaSon poll(voting conducted by media only)

First-place votes in parentheses

Team Points1. Miami (7) 1152. North Dakota (5) 1093. St. Cloud State (4) 994. Denver 665. Western Michigan 616. Minnesota Duluth 437. Colorado College 428. Nebraska Omaha 41

tHe nCHC vS. ... (non-ConferenCe breakdoWn) AHA Big Ten ECAC HEA WCHA Total

Colorado College 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-2-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-3-0

Denver 2-1-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-0-0 0-2-0 4-3-1

Miami 2-0-0 3-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-1 0-0-0 5-2-1

Minnesota Duluth 0-0-0 2-2-0 0-0-0 1-1-0 1-0-1 4-3-1

Nebraska Omaha 1-1-0 1-1-0 0-2-0 0-0-0 1-1-0 3-5-0

North Dakota 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-1-2 0-0-0 1-1-2

St. Cloud State 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-0-0 0-0-0 3-0-1 5-0-1

Western Michigan 0-0-0 2-0-0 0-0-0 0-2-0 1-1-2 3-3-2

Total 5-3-1 8-4-0 2-4-0 4-5-3 6-4-4 25-20-8


tV ScheDule/neW MeDIa

natIonally televISed nCHC gameS

Games on CBS Sports Network listed below

DATE DAY GAME TIME (ET/CT/MT)Dec. 6 Fri. North Dakota at Western Mich. 7:07/6:07/5:07 PMDec. 14 Sat. Western Mich. at Minn. Duluth 8:07/7:07/6:07 PMJan. 10 Fri. Colorado College at North Dakota 8:37/7:37/6:37 PMJan. 17 Fri. Western Mich. at St. Cloud State 7:07/6:07/5:07 PMJan. 24 Fri. North Dakota at Denver 9:37/8:37/7:37 PMFeb. 7 Fri. Western Mich. at Miami 7:07/6:07/5:07 PMFeb. 14 Fri. Miami at North Dakota 8:37/7:37/6:37 PMFeb. 21 Fri. St. Cloud State at Miami 7:07/6:07/5:07 PMFeb. 21 Fri. Colorado College at Denver 9:37/8:37/7:37 PMFeb. 28 Fri. North Dakota at St. Cloud State 9:07/8:07/7:07 PMMar. 7 Fri. St. Cloud State at Colorado College 9:07/8:07/7:07 PMMar. 21 Fri. NCHC Semifinal #1 5:08/4:08/3:08 PMMar. 21 Fri. NCHC Semifinal #2 8:38/7:38/6:38 PMMar. 22 Sat. NCHC Championship 8:38/7:38/6:38 PM

Games on NBC Sports Network listed below (DirecTV 220; Dish 159)

DATE DAY TIME (ET/CT/MT) GAMEDec. 13 Fri. *Colorado College at Wisconsin 7:30/6:30/5:30 PM

Local time of game site BOLDED

*Indicates non-conference game

T he CBS Sports Network will serve as the exclusive national home of the National Collegiate Hockey Conference (NCHC) for the 2013-14 college hockey season. The Network will

showcase the nation’s top teams with 18 NCHC contests airing throughout the year. In addition to the regular season schedule, CBS Sports Network also will air all games of the NCHC champi-onship weekend at the Target Center in Minneapolis, Minn.

The CBS Sports Network kicked off the conference season Oct. 18 with an NCHC doubleheader as North Dakota played at Miami and Minnesota Duluth played at Colorado College. In the second half of the season, an NCHC game will be featured on CBS Sports Net-work every Friday night throughout the season, including another doubleheader on Feb. 21 when St. Cloud State plays at Miami (7:07 pm ET) and Colorado College plays at Denver (9:37 pm ET).

At the NCHC Tournament in Minneapolis, CBS Sports Network will televise three games in two days. Both semifinal games on Friday (4:08 p.m. and 7:38 p.m. CT), March 21 will be televised, along with the championship game (7:38 p.m. CT) the next day (March 22).

Play-by-Play announcer Ben Holden returns to CBSSN to call the action with lead analyst Dave Starman, who returns for his 11th season on the Network, along with Shireen Saski serving as rink-side reporter and intermission host. Eric Frede and analyst Jim Paradise will also team up to call four games on CBSSN. The Network will feature live pregame segments to preview the action and discuss college hockey news from around the country and in the NCHC.

The CBS Sports Network is available in more than 50 million homes nationwide. The network is available on DirecTV Channel 221 and on Dish Network Channel 158. In NCHC markets, the network is available in Colorado Springs, Colo. (Comcast/Xfinity: Channel 170; 846 HD), Denver, Colo. (Comcast/Xfinity: Channel 412; 846 HD), Duluth, Minn. (Charter Cable: Channel 412), Oma-ha, Neb. (Cox Cable: Channel 234; 1234 HD), St. Cloud, Minn. (Charter Cable: Channel 412), Kalamazoo, Mich. (Charter Cable: Channel 224), Grand Forks, N.D. (Midcontinent Cable: Channel 314; 635 HD) and Oxford, Ohio (Time Warner: Channel 322; 1322 HD).

nCHC radIo SHoW

Each Thursday on NCHCHockey.com will be a weekly audio show that re-caps the previous week in the league and previews the upcoming week-end. Included in the roughly five-minute segment will be interviews with the league’s players and coaches, as well as audio highlights from the past weekend’s contests.

To obtain a copy of the weekly audio show for use during a broadcast, email NCHC Director of Communications Michael Weisman at [email protected]. For any other NCHC PSAs or advertisements needed for radio, television or a website, also contact Michael Weisman.

Get involved and stay connected with the NCHC on social media via Twitter (@TheNCHC), Facebook (Facebook.com/TheNCHC) and YouTube (YouTube.com/NCHCHockey). See behind the scenes foot-age, find out the latest news and win giveaways during the season on social media. During the year, fans are encouraged to submit photos of themsevles showing off their best team sprit to the NCHC on Twitter or Facebook and use the hashtag #NCHCFan. Each Monday, the league will select the Fan of the Week, powered by Sport Ngin, based on the best picture(s) from the previous weekend and the winner will receieve an NCHC t-shirt or other gear. When discussing the NCHC on Twitter, please use the hashtag #NCHCHockey.

In addition to general NCHC news and updates, the NCHC will have an interactive activity on social media each day during the week.

NCHC Social Media Weekly ScheduleMonday - Sport Ngin Fan of the Week announcementTuesday - Trivia (possible prizes)/Top 5 Goals of the Week (YouTube)Wednesday - #DidYouKnow (NCHC fun facts and figures)/Video FeatureThursday - Throwback Thursday Friday - Gameday - Behind the scenes/game updatesSaturday - Gameday - Behind the scenes/game updates

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nchc reGular SeaSon/tournaMent

nCHC tournament format

T he NCHC Tournament will consist of four quarterfinal series on the first weekend following regular-season play (March 14-16). The four higher seeds will host the four lower seeds in a best two-out-

of-three format. Seed #1 will host Seed #8, Seed #2 will host Seed #7, Seed #3 will host Seed #6, and Seed #4 will host Seed #5. The winners of the four quarterfinal series will advance to Target Center in Minneap-olis for the two semifinal games on Friday, March 21. (Teams moving on to the semifinal games will be reseeded based on the final regular-sea-son standings). The winners of the two semifinal games (4:08/7:38 p.m. CT) will then meet in the Championship Game (7:38 p.m. CT) on Saturday, March 22 for an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament, while the two losers from the semifinal games will face each other in the third-place game (3:38 p.m. CT) earlier in the day.

All games, with the exception of the third-place game, will be played with complete sudden-death overtime periods (per NCAA Rules). If the teams are tied at the end of regulation, the ice shall be resurfaced and the teams will return to the locker room for the intermission. Upon returning to the ice, the teams shall change ends to begin a 20-min-ute sudden-death period. This shall continue until a goal is scored and a winner is determined. The third-place game will have a five-minute overtime, followed by a shootout in order to determine a winner. CBS Sports Network will broadcast both semifinals and the championship.

Target Center, located in the heart of downtown Minneapolis, is home to the NBA’s Minnesota Timberwolves and the WNBA’s World Cham-pion Minnesota Lynx and, in addition to basketball games, hosts over 200 events annually including concerts, family shows, other sporting events and special events. The facility, which is the 22nd busiest arena in America with over 1 million visitors per year, will receive a $97-million renovation beginning in 2014.

Target Center has played host to many historic hockey games, including Border Battles between the University of Minnesota and the University of Wisconsin, the Minnesota State High School Boys’ Hockey Tournament, the WCHA Final Five and select NHL preseason and regular-season con-tests. The facility has already upgraded hockey related facilities, including remodeled locker rooms, enhanced concourse and concession areas, new dasher board system, improved ice making equipment, and more.

overtIme/SHootoutS/poIntS In StandIngS

T he National Collegiate Hockey Conference will use shootouts to award an extra point within conference standings. The NCHC Board of Directors unanimously approved the use of a shootout

to decide games after the NCAA standard five-minute, sudden-death overtime period has expired.

All NCHC regular-season conference match-ups will feature a shootout should the game end in a tie at the conclusion of a five-minute overtime period. Any game that uses a shootout will be officially recorded as a tie within the overall record of each team. The Pairwise ranking will be calculated knowing the game was officially a tie.

The shootout will feature three shooters pre-selected by each team following the conclusion of overtime. The team that scores the most goals among the three shooters will be declared the winner. Should the shootout be tied at the conclusion of the initial three shooters, a sudden-death round with one shooter from each team will commence until a winner is declared. Goaltenders will remain on the same ends of the ice for the shootout as they were for the overtime period.

Each conference game will be worth three points. Three points will be awarded to any team that wins a game in regulation or within the five-minute sudden-death overtime period. One point will be awarded to each team in a game that remains tied at the conclusion of the overtime period. One additional point will be awarded to the team who wins the shootout, giving that team two points total for winning the game in a shootout. A team that loses in regulation or during the five-minute overtime period will receive zero points.

Non-conference games held in NCHC venues will also feature a shootout with mutual agreement from the visiting institutions. NCHC Tournament games will not feature shootouts but rather 20-minute sudden death overtime periods will be played until a winner is declared (Exception: The third-place game of the NCHC Championship will use a five-minute overtime followed by the standard shootout).

JulIe & SpenCer penroSe memorIal Cup

Awarded to the NCHC regular season champion, the Julie and Spencer Penrose

Memorial Cup (right) will serve as the league’s crowning achievement. The Cup is named after Julie and Spencer Penrose, who were tremendously successful in the business world and did much of it in Colorado Springs in the early 1900s. The couple made much of their money in the copper industry, which is why the trophy includes copper stars on it. The Penrose’s also set up the El Pomar Foundation, which still today helps pay for amateur sports and other non-profits, including the NCHC office located in the Copper Building next to the Penrose House on the grounds of the Penrose compound in Colorado Springs.

nCHC CHampIonSHIp Weekend name fInalIStS

Voting is complete.Winning name to be revealed during the Friday, Dec. 6 broadcast of

North Dakota at Western Michigan on CBS Sports Network.

• NCHC Frozen Faceoff• NCHC Championship


teaM noteS/Match-uPS

Colorado College TigersHead Coach: Scott Owens (15th year) Record at CC: 318-212-502012-13 Overall Record: 18-19-52013-14 Overall Record: 1-8-2 (1-5-2-1 NCHC)Lettermen Ret./Lost: 19/8

• Freshman defenseman Gustav Olofsson has recorded a point in three consecutive outings. After notching the first goal of his collegiate career in CC’s 3-1 loss to Air Force on Tuesday, Nov. 19, Olofsson added an as-sist in Friday’s 2-2 tie with SCSU then scored again during a power play in Saturday’s series finale at the Herb Brooks National Hockey Center.

• With five blocked shots last weekend at SCSU, junior defenseman Aaron Harstad took over the NCHC lead with 23 in league play for the season. Two of his teammates at the blue line – senior Eamonn McDer-mott and junior Ian Young – are tied for second with 20 apiece. • The Tigers scored more than once in back to back-to-back games for the first time this season in last week’s 2-2 tie and 6-2 loss at St. Cloud State. They also struck for a power-play goal in both games against the Huskies, doubling their 2013-14 PPG total from two to four.

• Five Colorado College freshmen – Olofsson (2-1–3) and fellow defen-seman Jaccob Slavin (1-3–4), along with forwards Zach Aman (1-1–2), Alex Roos (3-1–4) and Sam Rothstein (0-4–4) – now have accounted for 17 (44.7 percent) of the team’s 38 points so far in 2013-14. Slavin has missed the last five games with an injury.

This Week’s Games:Fri., Nov. 29 vs. New Hampshire (7-7-1, 5-3-0 HEA) - 7:37 p.m. MTWorld Arena - Colorado Springs, Colo.

Sat., Nov. 30 vs. New Hampshire (7-7-1, 5-3-0 HEA) - 7:07 p.m. MTWorld Arena - Colorado Springs, Colo.

Key Fact: CC is 5-11-1 in 17 all-time meetings with UNH with the teams skating to a 4-4 tie at the World Arena in their most recent meeting Nov. 23, 2012. CC rallied from a 4-0 deficit in that contest.

Oct. 5 New Brunswick (Exh.) W, 5-0Oct. 12 U.S. Under-18 Team (Exh.) W, 8-4Oct. 18 Minnesota Duluth* W, 3-1Oct. 19 Minnesota Duluth* L, 5-1Oct. 25 at Clarkson University L, 2-1Oct. 26 at Clarkson University L, 1-0 (OT)Nov. 1 at Western Michigan* L, 3-2 (OT)Nov. 2 at Western Michigan* L, 5-1Nov. 8 Denver* T, 1-1 (OT-SOL)Nov. 9 at Denver* L, 2-1Nov. 19 Air Force L, 3-1Nov. 22 at St. Cloud State* T, 2-2 (OT-SOW)Nov. 23 at St. Cloud State* L, 6-2Nov. 29 New Hampshire 7:37 pmNov. 30 New Hampshire 7:07 pmDec. 6 Nebraska Omaha* 7:37 pmDec. 7 Nebraska Omaha* 7:07 pmDec. 13 at Wisconsin 6:37 pmDec. 14 at Wisconsin 7:07 pmJan. 4 Brown 7:07 pmJan. 10 at North Dakota* 7:37 pmJan. 11 at North Dakota* 7:07 pmJan. 17 Providence 7:37 pmJan. 18 Providence 7:07 pmJan. 24 Miami* 7:37 pmJan. 25 Miami * 7:07 pmFeb. 7 at Minnesota Duluth* 7:07 pmFeb. 8 at Minnesota Duluth* 7:07 pmFeb. 14 Western Michigan* 7:37 pmFeb. 15 Western Michigan* 7:07 pmFeb. 21 at Denver* 7:37 pmFeb. 22 Denver* 7:07 pmFeb. 28 at Nebraska Omaha* 7:37 pmMar. 1 at Nebraska Omaha* 7:07 pmMar. 7 St. Cloud State* 7:07 pmMar. 8 St. Cloud State* 7:07 pmHome Games in Bold; * NCHC game; All times are local to site

Denver PioneersHead Coach: Jim Montgomery (1st year) Record at DU: 7-5-22012-13 Overall Record: 20-14-52013-14 Overall Record: 7-5-2 (3-2-1-1 NCHC)Lettermen Ret./Lost: 15/8

• Associate head coach Steve Miller, who has been a member of the DU hockey staff for nearly 20 seasons, was honored during the first intermission of Saturday’s game vs. Air Force as he coached his last game in Magness Arena before moving on to be the head coach and general manager of the USHL’s expansion franchise in Madison, Wis., on Jan. 1.

• Denver’s current six-game unbeaten streak (4-0-2), including a tie and win vs. Air Force last weekend, ranks as the second-longest active streak nationally, just behind Ferris State’s nine-game streak (8-0-1).

• Denver senior goalie Sam Brittain ranks among the top six national leaders in save percentage (5th/.945), goals-against average (5th/1.66), minutes played (4th/795:13) and shutouts (1st/3).

• Freshman forward Trevor Moore has registered seven points over his last five games, including five goals in that span. He ranks 15th nationally in freshmen scoring and leads all NCHC rookies with 12 points (5g, 7a).

Off This Week -- Next Games:Fri., Dec., 6 at Miami (7-6-1, 2-4-0-0) - 7:35 p.m. ETSteve Cady Arena - Oxford, Ohio

Sat., Dec., 7 at Miami (7-6-1, 2-4-0-0) - 7:05 p.m. ETSteve Cady Arena - Oxford, Ohio

Key Fact: Denver is off this weekend before returning to action at Miami for a key NCHC series. The Pioneers do not return to action at Magness Arena until Jan. 3 when they host Brown.

Oct. 6 New Brunswick (Exh.) L, 2-1Oct. 11 Merrimack W, 1-0Oct. 12 Merrimack W, 4-0Oct. 18 at Alaska L, 3-2 (OT)Oct. 19 vs.Alaska-Anchorage (in Fairbanks) L, 3-2 (OT)Oct. 25 Niagara W, 5-1Oct. 26 Canisius L, 4-1Nov. 1 Nebraska Omaha* L, 3-2 (OT)Nov. 2 Nebraska Omaha* L, 3-2 (OT)Nov. 8 at Colorado College* T, 1-1 (OT-SOW)Nov. 9 Colorado College* W, 2-1Nov. 15 Western Michigan* W, 5-3Nov. 16 Western Michigan* W, 1-0Nov. 22 at Air Force T, 3-3 (OT)Nov. 23 Air Force W, 3-1Dec. 6 at Miami * 7:35 pmDec. 7 at Miami* 7:05 pmDec. 13 at RPI 7:00 pmDec. 14 at RPI 7:00 pmDec. 17 at UMass 7:00 pmJan. 3 Brown 7:37 pmJan. 10 St. Cloud State* 7:37 pmJan. 11 St. Cloud State* 7:07 pmJan. 17 at Minnesota Duluth * 7:07 pmJan. 18 at Minnesota Duluth * 7:07 pmJan. 24 North Dakota* 7:30 pmJan. 25 North Dakota* 7:07 pmFeb. 7 at St. Cloud State* 7:37 pmFeb. 8 at St. Cloud State* 7:07 pmFeb. 14 at Nebraska Omaha* 7:37 pmFeb. 15 at Nebraska Omaha* 7:07 pmFeb. 21 Colorado College* 7:30 pmFeb. 22 at Colorado College* 7:07 pmFeb. 28 at Western Michigan* 7:07 pmMar. 1 at Western Michigan* 7:07 pmMar. 7 Miami* 7:37 pmMar. 8 Miami* 7:07 pmHome Games in Bold; * NCHC game; All times are local to site



Miami RedHawksHead Coach: Enrico Blasi (15th year) Record at MU: 318-202-542012-13 Overall Record: 25-12-52013-14 Overall Record: 7-6-1 (2-4-0-0 NCHC)Lettermen Ret./Lost: 17/5

• Miami has dropped three straight games after getting swept in a two-game series at UNO last weekend. That skid marks the first time MU has dropped more than two in a row since Oct. 15-28, 2011 when it dropped five in a row. It was also the first time the RedHawks were swept in a weekend series this year.

• Junior forward Austin Czarnik picked up an assist in Friday’s 6-3 setback at UNO, giving him 96 career points. He needs four more to become the 48th member of Miami’s 100-point club.

• After opening the year with a 6-2 win at Ohio State, the RedHawks are 1-4-1 in their last six road games, losing three straight away from Oxford, including both games last weekend in Omaha.

• Miami travels to Bemidji State for its final non-conference series, marking its first visit to BSU since Nov. 10-11, 2000 -- both Miami wins.

This Week’s Games:Fri., Nov. 29 at Bemidji State (5-7-2, 5-4-1 WCHA) - 7:37 p.m. CT Sanford Center - Bemidji, Minn.

Sat., Nov. 30 at Bemidji State (5-7-2, 5-4-1 WCHA) - 7:07 p.m. CT Sanford Center - Bemidji, Minn.

Key Fact: With a 5-7-2 record, Bemidji State is only the second team that held a losing overall record at the time Miami started a series with it this season. The RedHawks are 4-2-0 all-time against the Beavers.

Oct. 5 Windsor (Exh.) W, 8-2Oct. 11 at Ohio State W, 6-2Oct. 12 Ohio State W, 6-3Oct. 18 North Dakota* L, 4-2Oct. 19 North Dakota* W, 6-2Oct. 25 at Providence L, 3-2 (OT)Oct. 26 at Providence T, 4-4 (OT)Nov. 1 Canisius W, 3-0Nov. 2 Canisius W, 5-2Nov. 8 at St. Cloud State* W, 2-0Nov. 9 at St. Cloud State* L, 2-1Nov. 15 Wisconsin W, 2-0Nov. 16 Wisconsin L, 3-2Nov. 22 at Nebraska Omaha* L, 6-3Nov. 23 at Nebraska Omaha* L, 3-1Nov. 29 at Bemidji State 7:37 pmNov. 30 at Bemidji State 7:07 pmDec. 6 Denver* 7:35 pmDec. 7 Denver* 7:05 pmDec. 31 USA U-18 Team (Exh.) 4:00 pmJan. 10 at Western Michigan* 7:05 pmJan. 11 at Western Michigan* 7:05 pmJan. 17 Nebraska Omaha* 7:35 pmJan. 18 Nebraska Omaha* 7:05 pmJan. 24 at Colorado College* 7:37 pmJan. 25 at Colorado College* 7:07 pmFeb. 7 Western Michigan* 7:00 pmFeb. 8 Western Michigan* 7:05 pmFeb. 14 at North Dakota* 7:30 pmFeb. 15 at North Dakota* 7:07 pmFeb. 21 St. Cloud State* 7:00 pmFeb. 22 St. Cloud State* 7:05 pmFeb. 28 Minnesota Duluth* 7:35 pmMar. 1 Minnesota Duluth* 7:05 pmMar. 7 at Denver* 7:37 pmMar. 8 at Denver* 7:07 pmHome Games in Bold; * NCHC game; All times are local to site

Minnesota Duluth BulldogsHead Coach: Scott Sandelin (13th year) Record at UMD: 237-234-642012-13 Overall Record: 14-19-52013-14 Overall Record: 6-5-1 (2-2-0-0 NCHC)Lettermen Ret./Lost: 18/8

• UMD knocked off No. 1 Minnesota, 6-2, last Sunday afternoon to gain a series split with their former WCHA nemesis. Junior right winger Jus-tin Crandall tallied a career-high four points in the 6-2 triumph, scoring twice and assisting on two other goals.

• Sophomore goaltender Matt McNeely received his first start in goal in over a month (Oct. 16) in Sunday’s win and stopped 36 of 38 Gopher shots. The Burnsville, Minn., native, currently ranks seventh in the na-tion in goals-against average with a 1.78 mark.

• The Bulldogs freshman class is collectively averaging 3.00 points per game -- the sixth-best figure in Division I. One of those rookie -- cen-ter Dominic Toninato -- potted UMD’s first short-handed goal since last November -- to open the scoring for the Bulldogs in Sunday’s win.

• UMD has been beaten just once in its six series rematch games this season (4-1-1) but is just 3-3-0 in weekend openers.

Off This Week -- Next Games:Fri., Dec. 6 vs. St. Cloud State (9-1-2, 4-1-1-0) - 7:07 p.m. CT AMSOIL Arena - Duluth, Minn.

Sat., Dec. 7 vs. St. Cloud State (9-1-2, 4-1-1-0) - 7:07 p.m. CT AMSOIL Arena - Duluth, Minn.

Key Fact: The No. 18 Bulldogs are off this weekend and will return to the ice on Dec. 6-7 to host intrastate rival St. Cloud State in UMD’s first-ever National Collegiate Hockey Conference home series.

Oct. 7 Lakehead University (Exh.) W, 7-1Oct. 11 Michigan Tech W, 2-1Oct. 12 Michigan Tech T, 1-1 (OT) Oct. 18 at Colorado College* L, 3-1Oct. 19 at Colorado College* W, 5-1Oct. 25 Notre Dame L, 3-2Oct. 26 Notre Dame W, 4-1Nov. 1 at Ohio State W, 3-1Nov. 2 at Ohio State L, 4-2Nov. 15 at North Dakota* L, 4-2Nov. 16 at North Dakota* W, 6-3Nov. 22 at Minnesota L, 6-1Nov. 24 at Minnesota W, 6-2Dec. 6 St. Cloud State* 7:07 pmDec. 7 St. Cloud State* 7:07 pmDec. 13 Western Michigan* 7:07 pmDec. 14 Western Michigan* 7:07 pmJan. 3 USA U-18 Team (Exh.) 7:07 pmJan. 10 at Nebraska Omaha* 7:37 pmJan. 11 at Nebraska Omaha* 7:07 pmJan. 17 Denver* 7:07 pmJan. 18 Denver* 7:07 pmJan. 24 vs. Minnesota State (in St. Paul) TBAJan. 25 vs. St. Cloud State/Minnesota TBAJan. 31 at Western Michigan* 7:07 pmFeb. 1 at Western Michigan* 7:07 pmFeb. 7 Colorado College* 7:07 pmFeb. 8 Colorado College* 7:07 pmFeb. 14 at St. Cloud State* 7:07 pmFeb. 15 at St. Cloud State* 7:07 pmFeb. 21 North Dakota* 7:07 pmFeb. 22 North Dakota* 7:07 pmFeb. 28 at Miami* 7:35 pmMar. 1 at Miami* 7:05 pmMar. 7 Nebraska Omaha* 7:07 pmMar. 8 Nebraska Omaha* 7:07 pmHome Games in Bold; * NCHC game; All times are local to site


Nebraska Omaha MavericksHead Coach: Dean Blais (5th year) Record at UNO: 82-74-162012-13 Overall Record: 19-18-22013-14 Overall Record: 8-6-0 (5-1-0-0 NCHC)Lettermen Ret./Lost: 16/10

• Omaha earned its second sweep of the season last week, both in NCHC play, beating Miami 6-3 and 3-1.

• Freshman Austin Ortega (2-1-3) and seniors Brock Montpetit (1-2-3) and Michael Young (0-3-3) tied for the team scoring lead over the weekend vs. Miami. Ortega and junior Dominic Zombo each scored two goals while Young led the team in assists.

• Junior goaltender Ryan Massa won his fourth and fifth consecutive starts, finishing the series against Miami with a 2.00 GAA and a .931 save percentage. Massa stopped a penalty shot by Miami’s Austin Czarnik in the second period of Friday’s game. The Mavericks have now had and faced a penalty shot in the first 14 games of this season.

• The Mavericks finished a six-game home stand with a record of 4-2-0 and were 6-2-0 in November.

Off This Week -- Next Games:Fri., Dec. 6 at Colorado College (1-8-2, 1-5-2-1) - 7:37 p.m. MTWorld Arena - Colorado Springs, Colo.

Sat., Dec. 7 at Colorado College (1-8-2, 1-5-2-1) - 7:07 p.m. MTWorld Arena - Colorado Springs, Colo.

Key Fact: The Mavericks have their first off weekend of the season be-fore resuming NCHC play at Colorado College. The Mavericks are 5-3-1 all-time vs. Colorado College and 2-2-0 all-time at Colorado Springs. Last season, the Mavericks swept a pair of games from CC in Omaha.

Oct. 7 NAIT (Exh.) W, 6-1Oct. 11 Bentley L, 6-4Oct. 12 Bentley W, 4-2Oct. 18 at Northern Michigan W, 2-1Oct. 19 at Northern Michigan L, 6-3Oct. 25 Cornell L, 5-3Oct. 26 Cornell L, 4-3Nov. 1 at Denver* W, 3-2 (OT)Nov. 2 at Denver* W, 3-2 (OT)Nov. 9 North Dakota* W, 4-2Nov. 10 North Dakota* L, 3-2Nov. 15 Michigan W, 3-2Nov. 16 Michigan L, 4-3Nov. 22 Miami* W, 6-3Nov. 23 Miami* W, 3-1Dec. 6 at Colorado College* 7:37 pmDec. 7 at Colorado College* 7:07 pmJan. 3 at New Hampshire 7:35 pmJan. 4 at New Hampshire 7:00 pmJan. 10 Minnesota Duluth* 7:37 pmJan. 11 Minnesota Duluth* 7:07 pmJan. 17 at Miami* 7:35 pmJan. 18 at Miami* 7:05 pmJan. 31 St. Cloud State* 7:37 pmFeb. 1 St. Cloud State* 7:07 pmFeb. 7 at North Dakota* 7:37 pmFeb. 8 at North Dakota* 7:07 pmFeb. 14 Denver* 7:37 pmFeb. 15 Denver* 7:07 pmFeb. 21 at Western Michigan* 7:07 pmFeb. 22 at Western Michigan* 7:07 pmFeb. 28 Colorado College* 7:37 pmMar. 1 Colorado College* 7:07 pmMar. 7 at Minnesota Duluth* 7:07 pmMar. 8 at Minnesota Duluth* 7:07 pm

Home Games in Bold; * NCHC game; All times are local to site

North DakotaHead Coach: Dave Hakstol (10th year) Record at UND: 239-125-392012-13 Overall Record: 22-13-72013-14 Overall Record: 4-6-2 (3-5-0-0 NCHC)Lettermen Ret./Lost: 18/8

• UND’s 58 shots in Saturday’s 3-3 tie at BU were its most since it had 65 in a 5-4 win over Princeton on Dec. 30, 2000. UND entered last week’s series in Boston averaging 28.4 shots per game before collecting 38 on Friday and 58 on Saturday.

• After missing five games due to injury, junior forward Brendan O’Donnell returned to UND’s lineup last Saturday and was named the game’s second star after registering an assist and a career-high seven shots on goal.

• UND hosts St. Lawrence in the 12th annual Subway Holiday Classic at Ralph Engelstad Arena. North Dakota is 15-5-2 (.727) all-time at the Subway Holiday Classic after sweeping 20th-ranked Holy Cross last year. UND is unbeaten (6-0-2) in its last eight Subway Holiday Classic games.

• UND enters the week averaging an NCAA-best 11,850 fans at home in the 11,634-seat Ralph Engelstad Arena. That’s on pace to break the school record of 11,756 set in 2010-11.

This Week’s Games:Fri., Nov. 29 vs. St. Lawrence (7-5-2, 2-2-2 ECAC) - 7:37 p.m. CTRalph Engelstad Arena - Grand Forks, N.D. TV: MidcoSN

Sat., Nov. 30 vs. St. Lawrence (7-5-2, 2-2-2 ECAC) - 7:07 p.m. CTRalph Engelstad Arena - Grand Forks, N.D. TV: MidcoSN

Key Fact: UND has won 11 of the 12 all-time meetings (and all six in Grand Forks) with St. Lawrence. The lone loss came at SLU on Dec. 29, 1981. Since that game, UND has won eight straight meetings.

Oct. 6 Manitoba (Exh.) W, 3-0Oct. 11 Vermont W, 5-3Oct. 12 Vermont T, 2-2 (OT) Oct. 18 at Miami* W, 4-2Oct. 19 at Miami* L, 6-2Oct. 26 USA U-18 Team (Exh.) W, 4-1 Nov. 1 St. Cloud State* L, 3-2 Nov. 2 St. Cloud State* L, 3-1 Nov. 9 at Nebraska Omaha* L, 4-2Nov. 10 at Nebraska Omaha* W, 3-2Nov. 15 Minnesota Duluth* W, 4-2 Nov. 16 Minnesota Duluth* L, 6-3 Nov. 22 at Boston University L, 3-1Nov. 23 at Boston University T, 3-3 (OT)Nov. 29 St. Lawrence 7:37 pmNov. 30 St. Lawrence 7:07 pm Dec. 6 at Western Michigan* 7:05 pmDec. 7 at Western Michigan* 7:05 pm Dec. 13 Northern Michigan 7:37 pm Dec. 14 Northern Michigan 7:07 pm Jan. 3 at Univ. of British Columbia (Exh.) 7:00 pmJan. 4 at Simon Fraser (Exh.) 7:00 pmJan. 10 Colorado College* 7:30 pmJan. 11 Colorado College* 7:07 pmJan. 17 at Bemidji State 7:37 pm Jan. 18 Bemidji State 7:07 pm Jan. 24 at Denver* 7:30 pmJan. 25 at Denver* 7:07 pmFeb. 7 Nebraska Omaha* 7:37 pm Feb. 8 Nebraska Omaha* 7:07 pm Feb. 14 Miami* 7:30 pm Feb. 15 Miami* 7:07 pm Feb. 21 at Minnesota Duluth* 7:07 pm Feb. 22 at Minnesota Duluth* 7:07 pmFeb. 28 at St. Cloud State* 7:37 pmMar. 1 at St. Cloud State* 7:07 pmMar. 7 Western Michigan* 7:37 pm Mar. 8 Western Michigan* 7:07 pm Home Games in Bold; * NCHC game; All times are local to site




St. Cloud State HuskiesHead Coach: Bob Motzko (9th year) Record at SCSU: 171-126-372012-13 Overall Record: 25-16-12013-14 Overall Record: 9-1-2 (4-1-1-0 NCHC)Lettermen Ret./Lost: 22/4

• SCSU extended its current unbeaten streak to five games thanks to a 2-2 overtime tie and a 6-2 victory over Colorado College last weekend.With the win Saturday, the Huskies remained undefeated on Saturdays with a mark of 5-0-1 this season.

• Junior defenseman Andrew Prochno charted one goal and two assists in the weekend series against CC. He also extended his team-lead-ing point scoring streak to four games over the weekend. Sophomore forward Jonny Brodzinski, meanwhile, has posted four goals and two assists in the Huskies’ last four games and leads SCSU with 12 points.

• The Huskies have outscored their opponents 43-22 in 2013-14. On defense, SCSU ranks fourth in the nation with an average of 1.83 goals allowed per game. On offense, SCSU ranks ninth in the nation with an average of 3.58 goals scored per game. The Huskies also rank first in the nation with an 83.3 winning percentage this season.

• Senior forward Nic Dowd is just eight points away from joining the SCSU 100-point club. In 2013-14, Dowd currently ranks 10th among DI players with eight goals scored and leads the nation with two SHG.

Off This Week -- Next Games:Fri., Dec. 6 at Minnesota Duluth (6-5-1, 2-2-0-0) - 7:07 p.m. CTAMSOIL Arena - Duluth, Minn.

Sat., Dec. 7 at Minnesota Duluth (6-5-1, 2-2-0-0) - 7:07 p.m. CTAMSOIL Arena - Duluth, Minn.

Key Fact: The Huskies have outshot their opponents 421-291 in 2013-14. SCSU has only been outshot in two games this season.

Oct. 11 Bemidji State W, 3-2Oct. 12 Bemidji State T, 2-2 (OT)Oct. 25 at Colgate W, 4-2Oct. 26 at Colgate W, 4-3Nov. 1 at North Dakota* W, 3-2Nov. 2 at North Dakota* W, 3-1Nov. 8 Miami* L, 2-0Nov. 9 Miami* W, 2-1Nov. 15 at Alabama-Huntsville W, 10-0Nov. 16 at Alabama-Huntsville W, 4-3Nov. 22 Colorado College* T, 2-2 (OT-SOL)Nov. 23 Colorado College* W, 6-2Dec. 6 at Minnesota Duluth* 7:07 pmDec. 7 at Minnesota Duluth* 7:07 pmDec. 13 Union College 7:37 pmDec. 14 Union College 7:07 pmJan. 4 USA U-18 Team (Exh.) 7:07 pmJan. 10 at Denver* 7:37 pmJan. 11 at Denver* 7:07 pmJan. 17 Western Michigan* 6:07 pmJan. 18 Western Michigan* 7:07 pmJan. 24 vs. Minnesota (in St. Paul) TBAJan. 25 vs. Minn. State/Minn. Duluth TBAJan. 31 at Nebraska Omaha* 7:37 pmFeb. 1 at Nebraska Omaha* 7:07 pmFeb. 7 Denver* 7:37 pmFeb. 8 Denver* 7:07 pmFeb. 14 Minnesota Duluth* 7:37 pmFeb. 15 Minnesota Duluth* 7:07 pmFeb. 21 at Miami* 7:00 pmFeb. 22 at Miami* 7:05 pmFeb. 28 North Dakota* 8:07 pmMar. 1 North Dakota* 7:07 pmMar. 7 at Colorado College* 7:37 pmMar. 8 at Colorado College* 7:07 pmHome Games in Bold; * NCHC game; All times are local to site

Western Michigan BroncosHead Coach: Andy Murray (3rd year) Record at WMU: 45-30-162012-13 Overall Record: 19-11-82013-14 Overall Record: 5-5-2 (2-2-0-0 NCHC)Lettermen Ret./Lost: 14/7

• Friday’s 2-0 win over Michigan State was the first shutout of the year for WMU and the first collegiate win and shutout for sophomore goalie Lukas Hafner.

• Saturday’s power play goal by sophmore defenseman Kenney Morrison ended a three-game drought for the Broncos. WMU had been 0-for-17 in the previous three games and the streak had reached 0-for-19 since Shane Berschbach’s power play goal vs. Northern Michigan on Nov. 10.

• Senior forward Shane Berschbach’s three-point game in Saturday’s 4-1 win was his third of the season. In the nine games he has scored points this season, five of them have been multi-point games.

• Junior forward Justin Kovacs entered the season with four career goals. Through 12 games this year he has a career-best five, as well as a career-high eight assists for 13 points so far this year.

• WMU is playing the second of its three non-conference tournaments this weekend. In October, the Broncos were runners-up in the Brice Alas-ka Goal Rush and will play in the Great Lakes Invitational in December.

This Week’s Games:Fri., Nov. 29 vs. Northeastern (8-5-0, 3-4-0 HEA) - 4:05 p.m. ET Compton Family Ice Arena - Notre Dame, Ind. (Shillelagh Tournament)

Sat., Nov. 30 vs. Notre Dame/Alabama-Huntsville - TBA Compton Family Ice Arena - Notre Dame, Ind. (Shillelagh Tournament)

Key Fact: WMU opens up the Shillelagh Tournament vs. Northeastern. The last time the Broncos and Huskies met was in 2009. Northeastern won that game 3-1 and is 3-1-0 against WMU all-time.

Oct. 5 Western Ontario (Exh.) W, 5-2 Oct. 11 at Notre Dame L, 4-0Oct. 12 Notre Dame L, 3-0 Oct. 18 vs. Alaska-Anchorage (in Fairbanks) W, 6-2Oct. 19 at Alaska T, 3-3 (OT) Nov. 1 Colorado College * W, 3-2 (OT)Nov. 2 Colorado College * W, 5-1Nov. 9 Northern Michigan L, 5-4Nov. 10 Northern Michigan T, 2-2 (OT) Nov. 15 at Denver * L, 5-3Nov. 16 at Denver * L, 1-0Nov. 22 at Michigan State W, 2-0Nov. 23 Michigan State W, 4-1 Nov. 29 vs. Northeastern (at Notre Dame) 4:05 pmNov. 30 vs. Notre Dame/Ala.-Huntsville TBA Dec. 6 North Dakota * 7:05 pmDec. 7 North Dakota * 7:05 pm Dec. 13 at Minnesota Duluth * 7:07 pmDec. 14 at Minnesota Duluth * 7:07 pmDec. 27 vs. Michigan (GLI in Detroit) 7:00 pm Dec. 28 vs. Michigan State/Michigan Tech TBA Jan. 10 Miami * 7:05 pm Jan. 11 Miami * 7:05 pm Jan. 17 at St. Cloud State * 7:37 pm Jan. 18 at St. Cloud State * 7:07 pmJan. 31 Minnesota Duluth * 7:05 pm Feb. 1 Minnesota Duluth * 7:05 pm Feb. 7 at Miami * 7:00 pm Feb. 8 at Miami * 7:05 pm Feb. 14 at Colorado College * 7:37 pmFeb. 15 at Colorado College * 7:07 pmFeb. 21 Nebraska Omaha * 7:05 pm Feb. 22 Nebraska Omaha * 7:05 pmFeb. 28 Denver * 7:05 pm Mar. 1 Denver * 7:05 pm Mar. 7 at North Dakota * 7:37 pmMar. 8 at North Dakota * 7:07 pmHome Games in Bold; * NCHC game; All times are local to site


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Friday, nov. 22NEBRASKA OMAHA 6, MIAMI 3

OMAHA, Neb. – Behind a five-goal second-period outburst, including two from freshman forward Austin Ortega, Nebraska Omaha rolled past No. 8/8 Miami, 6-3, Friday night at CenturyLink Center. With the win, the Mavericks moved back into first place in the conference while knock-ing off their former CCHA rival in the RedHawks. The first period saw just one goal as senior forward Bryon Paulaz-zo buried a rebound on the power play to put Miami up 1-0. UNO came out firing in the second stanza, however, as junior forward Dominic Zom-bo tied the game with an unassisted goal just 22 ticks into the period. Less than two minutes later, senior forward Johnnie Searfoss put the Mavs on top while Ortega added goals at 7:21 and 17:35 of the second period, sandwiched around senior forward Brock Montpetit’s tally. Trailing 5-1, Miami cut its deficit in half with two goals in the final 23 seconds of the middle frame as sophomore forwards Sean Kuraly (power play goal) and Kevin Morris each lit the lamp. The RedHawks would get no closer though, as UNO junior forward Josh Archibald scored midway through the final frame on the man ad-vantage to seal the 6-3 victory. Ortega finished with three points for the Mavs, adding an assist, while Montpetit also had three points, chipping in two helpers in addition to his goal. Sophomore forward Riley Barber handed out two assists for Miami. The Mavericks finished with a 37-32 shot advantage, including 17-11 in the final 20 minutes, while junior goaltender Ryan Massa compiled 29 saves to earn the win. Miami sophomore netminder Jay Williams started but was hurt early in the second period after making six saves and allowing two goals, and was replaced by classmate Ryan McKay, who stopped 25 shots in relief and suffered the loss. The ‘Hawks went 2-for-7 on the power play while UNO was 1-for-5.

COLORADO COLLEGE 2, ST. CLOUD STATE 2 (OT)CC wins shootout, 1-0

ST. CLOUD, Minn. – Junior forward Scott Wamsganz scored the game-tying goal for Colorado College in the third period and then tallied the lone goal in the shootout to lead the Tigers to a 2-2 overtime tie and shootout win over No. 2/2 St. Cloud State Friday night at the Herb Brooks National Hockey Center. The Tigers picked up two points in the standings with the shootout win while the Huskies earned one. SCSU sophomore forward Jonny Brodzinski opened the scoring midway through the first period on the power play, but CC sophomore forward Cody Bradley tied the game a little over three minutes later with a power play tally of his own. In the second period, the Huskies regained the lead when freshman defenseman Niklas Nevalainen found the back of the net with 3:50 left in the stanza. Brodzinski assisted on the goal for a two-point night. With 8:42 remaining in regulation, Wamsganz knotted the contest at 2-2 to force overtime. After a scoreless extra session, the game went to a shootout where Wamsganz scored in the second round and senior goaltender Josh Thorimbert denied the Huskies on all three chances to earn the Tigers an extra point in the standings with a 1-0 shootout win. In addition to the shootout, Thorimbert totaled 30 saves in the draw as CC held a slight, 33-32 shot advantage. SCSU junior netminder Ryan Faragher compiled 31 saves in the tie.

WESTERN MICHIGAN 2, MICHIGAN STATE 0

EAST LANSING, Mich. – Sophomore goaltender Lukas Hafner pitched his first career shutout in just his second career start (and second consecutive start) to backstop Western Michigan past Michigan State, 2-0, Friday night at Munn Ice Arena. The Broncos snapped a four-game winless streak with the victory over their former CCHA rival Spartans. After a scoreless opening period that saw MSU hold a 9-6 edge in shots, sophomore forward Nolan LaPorte put the Broncos on the board to break the deadlock with 6:52 remaining in the second stanza. Junior forward Justin Kovacs then doubled WMU’s lead 6:58 into the final frame to make it 2-0. Hafner carried the Broncos from there, denying any chance of a Spartan rally, as he finished with 22 saves, including eight over the final 20 minutes, to earn his first collegiate win. MSU held a slight 22-21 edge in shots as Jake Hildebrand totaled 19 saves in defeat. The teams were a combined 0-for-8 on the power play with WMU going 0-for-5.

DENVER 3, AIR FORCE 3 (OT)

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – In a back-and-forth game that saw Air

Force jump out to a 2-0 lead and Denver score three straight to go in front, the two in-state rivals settled for a 3-3 overtime tie Friday night at Cadet Ice Arena. The Pioneers extended their unbeaten streak to five games with the draw against the Falcons. Midway through the first period, Adam McKenzie opened the scor-ing with a power play goal for Air Force. Just 55 ticks into the second stanza, Chad Demers doubled AFA’s lead with a goal of his own, but freshman forward Emil Romig got one back for Denver only 24 seconds later to make it 2-1. Fellow freshman Trevor Moore then knotted the game 7:52 into the middle period while junior forward Daniel Doremus gave DU the lead with less than four minutes left in the stanza. With Air Force trailing 3-2 in the final frame, Scott Holm ripped a wrister from the high slot past Pioneer senior goaltender Sam Brittain to knot the game for the Falcons with 9:22 to play. Neither team would score the rest of the way, including in the five-minute overtime, as the game ended a 3-3 draw. Air Force nearly doubled Denver in shots, 34-18, including 8-2 in the third period, but Brittain compiled 31 saves to collect the tie. Jason Torf stopped 15 shots in net for the Falcons. Cole Gunner assisted on all three goals for AFA, which went 1-for-5 on the power play. The Pioneers were 0-for-4 on the man advantage.

MINNESOTA 6, MINNESOTA DULUTH 1

MINNEAPOLIS – No. 19 Minnesota Duluth struck first early, but No. 1 Minnesota scored six unanswered goals in the first two periods to knock off the Bulldogs, 6-1, in non-conference action Friday night at Mariucci Arena. UMD and the Golden Gophers were long-time rivals in the WCHA prior to both moving to new conferences in 2013-14. Sophomore forward Charlie Sampair got the Bulldogs off to a strong start, scoring just 4:19 into the contest, but UMD’s offense was unable to muster much from there. Minnesota, meanwhile, scored three goals in less than three minutes in the second half of the opening period as A.J. Michaelson, Tom Serratore and Justin Kloos all found the back of the net even strength to put the Gophers up 3-1. Minnesota then struck for three more in the second stanza with the first two coming from Kyle Rau (5:26 into the period) and Travis Boyd (12:36 of second period). The Gophers capped their scoring with 2:53 remaining in the middle period when Michael Brodzinski tallied on the power play, as neither team lit the lamp over the final 20 minutes. Serratore, Rau, Boyd and Brodzinski all added assists for UM as well for two-point nights. Despite the loss, the Bulldogs outshot top-ranked Minnesota, 37-34, including 15-5 in the third period. Gopher netminder Adam Wilcox stopped 36 shots, however, to earn the win, while senior Aaron Crandall suffered the loss for UMD, making 22 saves but allowing five goals in just over 32 minutes of action. Sophomore Matt McNeely then replaced Crandall in goal and made six saves on seven shots. UMD went 0-for-7 on the power play while Minnesota was 1-for-5.

BOSTON UNIVERSITY 3, NORTH DAKOTA 1

BOSTON – Boston University scored twice in the first period and it was all the Terriers would need to defeat No. 14/15 North Dakota, 3-1, Friday night at Agganis Arena. Cason Hohmann opened the scoring 9:14 into the contest to put the Terriers on top, 1-0. With just 2:45 left in the first period, Danny O’Regan doubled BU’s lead on the power play while Garrett Noonan assisted on both goals. The two sides combined for 20 shots in the sec-ond period but the score remained the same. Five minutes into the final frame, Kevin Duane upped Boston’s lead to 3-0 with BU’s second power play goal of the night. Sophomore forward Rocco Grimaldi broke up the shutout for UND, scoring with 2:37 remaining in the contest, but North Dakota would get no closer, falling 3-1. UND held a slight, 38-37 advantage in shots on goal, but the Ter-riers’ Matt O’Connor compiled 37 saves to earn the win. Senior netmind-er Clarke Saunders finished with 34 stops in defeat. North Dakota had just two power play chances, failing to convert on either, while BU went 2-for-7 with a man advantage.

SaTUrday, nov. 23NEBRASKA OMAHA 3, MIAMI 1

OMAHA, Neb. – Nebraska Omaha used special teams to register all three of its goals as the Mavericks rallied past No. 8/8 Miami, 3-1, Saturday night at CenturyLink Center to remain in first place in the NCHC standings. With the victory, UNO (8-6-0, 5-1-0-0 NCHC) earned a sweep of the RedHawks (7-6-1, 2-4-0-0 NCHC) after topping Miami,


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6-3, on Friday. Like Friday, the RedHawks struck first as sophomore defenseman Matthew Caito poked home a rebound on the power play 10:42 into the opening period. The Mavs responded 1:40 later as senior forward Ryan Walters scored a power play goal of his own unassisted. With just under four minutes gone in the second stanza, Miami turned the puck over at the blue line and sophomore forward Tanner Lane scored on a short-handed breakaway for the eventual game-winning goal. Midway through the final frame, UNO added some insurance as junior forward Dominic Zombo slotted a rebound on the power play into the net to secure the 3-1 final. The Mavericks outshot Miami in all three periods for a 43-26 shots on goal advantage, while sophomore netminder Ryan McKay made 40 saves to keep the RedHawks in the contest. Junior goaltender Ryan Mas-sa collected the win with 25 stops for UNO, which went 2-for-5 on the power play. Miami was 1-for-5 with the man advantage.

ST. CLOUD STATE 6, COLORADO COLLEGE 2

ST. CLOUD, Minn. – Senior forward Nic Dowd scored two goals and No. 2/2 St. Cloud State jumped out to a 4-0 lead en route to a 6-2 victory over Colorado College Saturday night at the Herb Brooks National Hockey Center in NCHC action. With the win, the Huskies (9-1-2, 4-1-1-0 NCHC), who tied the Tigers (1-8-2, 1-5-2-1 NCHC) in overtime Friday, moved into second place in the conference standings. SCSU wasted little time getting on the board as junior defenseman Andrew Prochno scored just 1:32 into the game. Sophomore forward Jonny Brodzinski then doubled the Huskies’ lead 8:55 into the opening frame. In the second stanza, the teams combined for five goals with St. Cloud State netting the first two off the sticks of freshman forward Ryan Papa and Dowd. The Tigers dented their deficit with just under seven minutes to play in the second period as freshman defenseman Gustav Olofsson scored on the power play for CC. SCSU sophomore forward Da-vid Morley put the Huskies back up by four in the closing minutes of the middle period, but seven ticks later senior forward Jeff Collett answered for the Tigers to make it 5-2. Dowd then capped his night with a power play score late in the final frame to close out the 6-2 win. Morley and Prochno each recorded assists in addition to their goals for two-point nights while sophomore forward Joey Benik dished out a pair of assists for SCSU, as well. The Huskies finished with a 25-22 edge in shots while junior goaltender Ryan Faragher made 20 saves to earn the win in net. CC senior netminder Josh Thorimbert stopped 19 shots in defeat. SCSU went 1-for-3 on the power play while the Tigers were 1-for-4.

WESTERN MICHIGAN 4, MICHIGAN STATE 1

KALAMAZOO, Mich. – Senior forward Shane Berschbach tallied three points to lead Western Michigan past former CCHA rival Michigan State, 4-1, Saturday night at Lawson Ice Arena in the second game of the home-and-home series. With the victory, the Broncos (5-5-2, 2-2-0-0 NCHC) completed the weekend sweep of their in-state rival Spartans (3-7-0, 0-0-0 B1G) after a 2-0 win Friday. The Broncos sophomore defenseman Kenney Morrison opened the scoring just 4:09 into the contest on the power play for his first goal of the year, while less than six minutes later junior forward Justin Kovacs doubled WMU’s lead with the eventual game-winner. The Broncos produced two more goals in the second stanza, the first coming on the power play from freshman defenseman Chris Dienes for his first career tally 12:19 into the middle period. Berschbach then made it 4-0 with 2:52 to play in the frame after assisting on WMU’s second and third goals. The Spartans broke up the shutout 7:31 into the third period when Mackenzie MacEachern beat junior goaltender Frank Slubowski, but no more shots would get by him in the 4-1 victory. Kovacs totaled two points on the night, chipping in an assist, while sophomore forward Josh Pitt dished out a pair of helpers for a two-point contest as well. MSU finished with a 29-26 advantage in shots, includ-ing 10-4 over the final 20 minutes, but Slubowski totaled 28 saves to collect the win in his first start after having his 67-game consecutive start streak snapped. Jake Hildebrand finished with 22 stops in defeat for MSU, which went 0-for-5 on the power play. WMU was 2-for-6 with the man advantage.

DENVER 3, AIR FORCE 1

DENVER – Freshman forward Trevor Moore scored a pair of second-peri-od goals to break a 1-1 tie and lead Denver to a 3-1 victory over in-state rival Air Force Saturday night at Magness Arena. On Friday, the Pioneers (7-5-2, 3-2-1-1 NCHC) and Falcons (7-4-1, 4-1-0 AHA) played to a 3-3 overtime tie at the Air Force Academy as DU is now riding a six-game

unbeaten streak (4-0-2). AFA’s Max Hartner opened the scoring 13:49 into the contest, but junior forward Zac Larraza evened the game with a power play goal with only 31 ticks left in the first frame. In the second period Moore took over, striking on the power play just under five minutes into the stanza while he added some breathing room for Denver with less than three minutes to go in the period with his second score of the night. Moore now has five goals in his last four games, while junior forward Daniel Doremus assisted on both of Moore’s goals Saturday. The Falcons pulled their goalie for the extra attacker in the closing minutes, but the Pio-neers fought them off for the 3-1 win. Senior goaltender Sam Brittain compiled 35 saves to earn the win in goal for DU as Air Force outshot Denver, 36-35, on the night. Jason Torf totaled 32 saves for the Falcons in defeat. The Pioneers finished 2-for-4 on the power play while AFA was 0-for-3.

BOSTON UNIVERSITY 3, NORTH DAKOTA 3 (OT)

BOSTON – No. 14/15 North Dakota fired an astounding 58 shots on goal but Boston University received strong goaltending and the two teams each scored one goal in all three periods as the squads played to a 3-3 overtime tie Saturday night at Agganis Arena. UND (4-6-2, 3-5-0-0 NCHC) fell to the Terriers (6-6-1, 2-3-0 HEA), 3-1, in the series opener Friday. BU grabbed the lead first as Garrett Noonan scored on the power play 6:57 into the contest. UND answered less than two minutes later when sophomore forward Bryn Chyzyk found the back of the net. The Terriers again jumped in front on a Nick Roberto goal 6:59 into the second stanza, but once more North Dakota responded, this time doing so just 14 ticks later when junior forward Stephane Pattyn knotted the contest at 2-2. Freshman forward Adam Tambellini put UND in front for the first time early in the third period with a power play tally but Robbie Baillargeon pulled BU even midway through the final frame. After neither team was able to score the rest of regulation, the contest went to over-time and ultimately ended a 3-3 draw after the scoreless extra session. Matt O’Connor made a career-high 55 saves for the Terriers to earn the tie, including 24 saves alone in the third period. Sophomore net-minder Zane Gothberg claimed the tie for UND, totaling 28 saves on 31 Boston shots. Both teams went 1-for-7 on the power play.

SUnday, nov. 24MINNESOTA DULUTH 6, MINNESOTA 2

MINNEAPOLIS – Junior forward Justin Crandall totaled four points, including a pair of goals, and No. 19 Minnesota Duluth scored four power play goals to record a 6-2 upset over No. 1 Minnesota Sunday afternoon at Mariucci Arena in non-conference action. The Bulldogs (6-5-1, 2-2-0-0 NCHC) salvaged a weekend split with their in-state rival Gophers (9-2-1, 0-0-0 B1G), after Minnesota won Friday, 6-1. After scoring the first goal Friday only to have the Golden Gophers score six unanswered, UMD left little to chance on Sunday, tallying three first-period goals. Freshman forward Dominic Toninato opened the scor-ing with UMD’s first short-handed goal of the year 7:47 into the game while sophomore forward Tony Cameranesi made it 2-0 just over two minutes later. Crandall then notched his first goal of the night with 5:33 left in the opening period to make it 3-0 on a power play tally. Minnesota closed the gap to two when Mike Reilly scored a power play goal of his own midway through the second stanza, but soon after sophomore forward Austin Farley and freshman forward Kyle Osterberg each tacked on another power play goal for the Bulldogs within two min-utes of each other to make it 5-1. Crandall capped his four-point night with another man advantage marker just 1:05 into the final frame while UM added its second power play goal midway through the third period but the Gophers would get no closer. The Bulldogs were an impressive 4-of-7 on the power play Sunday while Minnesota was 2-for-10 on its man advantages. The Golden Go-phers did hold a 38-27 advantage in shots but UMD sophomore goalten-der Matt McNeely was up to the task and stopped 36 shots to record the win and hand Minnesota just its second loss of the year. Adam Wilcox took the loss in net for the Gophers making 12 saves on 17 shots in 35 minutes of action before being replaced. Along with his two goals, Crandall handed out a pair of assists as well. Osterberg, Farley and Cameranesi each chipped in two-point nights with a goal and an assist each. Meanwhile, junior forward Caleb Herbert handed out a trio of assists for a three-point night.


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Saturday, Oct. 5New Brunswick at Colo. College (exh.), 7:07 pm Windsor at Miami (exh.), 8:07 pm West. Ontario at Western Mich. (exh.) ,7:07 pm

Sunday, Oct. 6Manitoba at North Dakota (exh.), 7:07 pm Univ. of New Brunswick at Denver (exh.), 6:07 pm

Monday, Oct. 7Lakehead Univ. at Minn. Duluth (exh.), 7:07 pm NAIT at Neb. Omaha (exh.), 7:07 pm

Friday, Oct. 11Western Mich. at Notre Dame, 8:07 pm Miami at Ohio State , 7:07 pm Michigan Tech at Minn. Duluth, 7:07 pm Vermont at North Dakota, 7:37 pm Bentley at Neb. Omaha, 7:37 pm Bemidji State at St. Cloud State, 7:37 pm Merrimack at Denver, 7:37 pm

Saturday, Oct. 12Ohio State at Miami, 7:07 pm Notre Dame at Western Mich., 7:07 pm Michigan Tech at Minn. Duluth, 7:07 pm Vermont at North Dakota, 7:07 pm Bentley at Neb. Omaha, 7:07 pm Bemidji State at St. Cloud State., 7:07 pm U.S. Under 18 at Colo. College, 7:07 pm Merrimack at Denver, 7:07

Friday, Oct. 18*North Dakota at Miami, 7:00 pm [CBS SN]*Minn. Duluth at Colo. College, 7:37 pm [CBS SN] Neb. Omaha at Northern Michigan, 7:07 pm #Denver at Alaska, 8:07 pm #Western Mich. vs. Alaska-Anchorage, 5:07 pm

Saturday, Oct. 19*North Dakota at Miami, 8:00 pm *Minn. Duluth at Colo. College, 7:07 pm Neb. Omaha at Northern Michigan, 7:07 pm #Denver at Alaska-Anchorage, 4:07 pm #Western Mich. at Alaska, 7:07 pm

Friday, Oct. 25Notre Dame at Minn. Duluth, 7:07 pm Cornell at Neb. Omaha, 7:37 pm Colo. College at Clarkson, 7:00 pm Miami at Providence, 5:20 pm St. Cloud State at Colgate, 7:30 pmNiagara at Denver, 7:37 pm

Saturday, Oct. 26Notre Dame at Minn. Duluth, 7:07 pm Cornell at Neb. Omaha. 7:07 pm U.S. Under 18 at North Dakota, 7:07 pm Colo. College at Clarkson, 7:00 pm Miami at Providence, 7:00 pm St. Cloud State at Colgate, 7:00 pmCanisius at Denver, 7:07 pm Friday, Nov. 1*Colo. College at Western Mich., 7:05 pm*St. Cloud State at North Dakota, 7:37 pm *Neb. Omaha at Denver, 7:37 pm Canisius at Miami, 7:35 pm Minn. Duluth at Ohio State, 7:05 pm

Saturday, Nov. 2*St. Cloud State at North Dakota, 7:07 pm *Colo. College at Western Mich., 7:05 pm*Neb. Omaha at Denver, 7:07 pm Canisius at Miami, 7:05 pm Minn. Duluth at Ohio State, 7:05 pm

Friday, Nov. 8*Denver at Colo. College. 7:37 pm *Miami at St. Cloud State, 7:37 pm

Saturday, Nov. 9*Colo. College at Denver, 7:07 pm *North Dakota at Neb. Omaha, 7:07 pm *Miami at St. Cloud State, 7:07 pmNorthern Mich. at Western Mich., 7:05pm

Sunday, Nov. 10*North Dakota at Neb. Omaha, 5:07 pmNorthern Mich. at Western Mich., 5:07 pm

Friday, Nov. 15Wisconsin at Miami, 6:30 pm [CBS SN] *Minn. Duluth at North Dakota, 7:37 pm*Western Mich. at Denver, 7:37 pmSt. Cloud State at Alabama-Huntsville, 7:00 pm Michigan at Neb. Omaha, 8:07 pm [CBS SN]

Saturday, Nov. 16*Minn. Duluth at North Dakota, 7:05 pm*Western Mich. at Denver, 7:05 pmSt. Cloud State at Alabama-Huntsville, 7:00 pm Wisconsin at Miami, 7:07 pm Michigan at Neb. Omaha, 7:07 pm

Tuesday, Nov. 19Air Force at Colo. College, 7:07 pm

Friday, Nov. 22*Miami at Neb. Omaha, 7:37 pm *Colo. College at St. Cloud State, 7:37 pmNorth Dakota at Boston University, 7:40 pmWestern Mich. at Michigan State, 7:00 pm Minn. Duluth at Minnesota, 7:07 pm Denver at Air Force, 7:05 pm

Saturday, Nov. 23*Miami at Neb. Omaha, 8:07 pm *Colo. College at St. Cloud State, 7:07 pmNorth Dakota at Boston University, 7:00 pmMichigan State at Western Mich., 7:05 pmAir Force at Denver, 7:07 pm

Sunday, Nov. 24Minn. Duluth at Minnesota, 4:07 pm

Friday, Nov. 29^Western Mich. vs. Northeastern, 4:05 pmMiami at Bemidji State, 7:37 pm St Lawrence at North Dakota, 7:37 pm New Hampshire at Colo. College, 7:37 pm

Saturday, Nov. 30^Western Mich. vs. Notre Dame/Ala.-Huntsville, TBAMiami at Bemidji State, 7:07 pm St Lawrence at North Dakota, 7:07 pm New Hampshire at Colo. College, 7:07 pm

Friday, Dec. 6*Denver at Miami, 7:35 pm *North Dakota at Western Mich., 7:05 pm [CBS SN] *St. Cloud State at Minn. Duluth, 7:07 pm*Neb. Omaha at Colo. College, 7:37 pm

Saturday, Dec. 7*Denver at Miami, 7:05 pm*North Dakota at Western Mich., 7:05 pm*St. Cloud State at Minn. Duluth, 7:07 pm*Neb. Omaha at Colo. College, 7:07 pm

Friday, Dec. 13*Western Mich. at Minn. Duluth, 7:07 pm Union at St. Cloud State, 7:37 pm Denver at RPI, 7:00 pmNorthern Michigan at North Dakota, 7:37 pm Colo. College at Wisconsin, 6:30 pm

Saturday, Dec. 14*Western Mich. at Minn. Duluth, 7:07 pm [CBS SN]Union at St. Cloud State, 7:07 pm Denver at RPI, 7:00 pmNorthern Michigan at North Dakota, 7:07 pm Colo. College at Wisconsin, 7:00 pm

Tuesday, Dec. 17Denver at UMass, 7:00 pm


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Friday, Dec. 27%Western Mich. vs. Michigan, 7:00 pm

Saturday, Dec. 28%Western Mich. at Great Lakes Inviit. TBA

Tuesday, Dec. 31U.S. Under 18 at Miami (exh.), 4:00 pm

Friday, Jan. 3U.S. Under 18 at Minn. Duluth (exh.), 7:07 pm North Dakota vs. British Columbia (exh.), 7:00 pm Neb. Omaha at New Hampshire, 7:30 pm Brown at Denver, 7:37 pm

Saturday, Jan. 4U.S. Under 18 at St. Cloud State (exh.), 7:07 pm North Dakota vs. Simon Fraser (exh.), 7:00 pm Neb. Omaha at New Hampshire, 7:00 pm Brown at Colo. College, 7:07 pm

Friday, Jan. 10*Miami at Western Mich., 7:05 pm *Colo. College at North Dakota, 7:37 pm [CBS SN] *Minn. Duluth at Neb. Omaha, 7:37 pm *St. Cloud State at Denver, 7:37 pm

Saturday, Jan. 11*Miami at Western Mich., 7:05 pm *Colo. College at North Dakota, 7:07 *Minn. Duluth at Neb. Omaha, 7:07 pm *St. Cloud State at Denver, 7:07 pm

Friday, Jan. 17*Neb. Omaha at Miami, 7:35 pm *Denver at Minn. Duluth, 7:07 pm *Western Mich. at St. Cloud St., 6:07 pm [CBS SN] North Dakota at Bemidji State, 7:37 pm Providence at Colo. College, 7:37 pm

Saturday, Jan. 18*Neb. Omaha at Miami, 7:05 pm *Denver at Minn. Duluth, 7:07 pm *Western Mich. at St. Cloud State, 7:07 pm Bemidji State at North Dakota, 7:07 pm Providence at Colo. College, 7:07 pm

Friday, Jan. 24*Miami at Colo. College, 7:37 pm *North Dakota at Denver, 7:30 pm [CBS SN] &Minn. Duluth vs. Minn. State, TBA &St. Cloud St. vs. Minnesota, TBA

Saturday, Jan. 25*Miami at Colo. College, 7:07 pm *North Dakota at Denver, 7:07 pm&Minn. Duluth at Minnesota Cup, TBA&St. Cloud State at Minnesota Cup, TBA

Friday, Jan. 31*St. Cloud State at Neb. Omaha, 7:37 pm*Minn. Duluth at Western Mich., 7:05 pm Saturday, Feb. 1*St. Cloud State at Neb. Omaha, 7:07 pm*Minn. Duluth at Western Mich., 7:05 pm

Friday, Feb. 7*Western Mich. at Miami, 7:00 pm [CBS SN] *Colo. College at Minn. Duluth, 7:07 pm*Neb. Omaha at North Dakota, 7:37 pm *Denver at St. Cloud State, 7:37 pm

Saturday, Feb. 8*Western Mich. at Miami, 7:05 pm *Denver at St. Cloud State, 7:07 pm *Colo. College at Minn. Duluth, 7:07 pm *Neb. Omaha at North Dakota, 7:07 pm

Friday, Feb. 14*Miami at North Dakota, 7:30 pm [CBS SN] *Denver at Neb. Omaha, 7:37 pm *Minn. Duluth at St. Cloud State, 7:37 pm*Western Mich. at Colo. College, 7:37 pm

Saturday, Feb. 15*Miami at North Dakota, 7:07 pm *Denver at Neb. Omaha, 7:07 pm *Minn. Duluth at St. Cloud State, 7:07 pm*Western Mich. at Colo. College, 7:07 pm

Friday, Feb. 21*St. Cloud State at Miami, 7:00 pm [CBS SN] *Neb. Omaha at Western Mich., 7:05 pm*North Dakota at Minn. Duluth,7:07 pm *Colo. College at Denver, 7:30 pm [CBS SN]

Saturday, Feb. 22*St. Cloud State at Miami, 7:05 pm *Neb. Omaha at Western Mich., 7:05 pm*North Dakota at Minn. Duluth, 7:07 pm*Denver at Colo. College, 7:07 pm

Friday, Feb. 28*Minn. Duluth at Miami, 7:35 pm *Denver at Western Mich., 7:05 pm *Colo. College at Neb. Omaha, 7:37 pm *North Dakota at St. Cloud State, 8:07 pm [CBS SN]

Saturday, March 1*Minn. Duluth at Miami, 7:05 pm *Denver at Western Mich., 7:05 pm *Colo. College at Neb. Omaha, 7:07 pm *North Dakota at St. Cloud State, 7:07 pm

Friday, March 7*Neb. Omaha at Minn. Duluth, 7:07 pm *Western Mich. at North Dakota, 7:37 pm *St. Cloud State at Colo. College, 7:07 pm [CBS SN] *Miami at Denver, 7:37 pm

Saturday, March 8*Neb. Omaha at Minn. Duluth, 7:07 pm *Western Mich. at North Dakota, 7:07 pm *St. Cloud State at Colo. College, 7:07 pm*Miami at Denver, 7:07 pm

Friday-Sunday, March 14-16NCHC QuarterfinalsBest of Three Series, hosted by higher seed

Friday, March 21 (Minneapolis, Minn.)NCHC Semifinal Game 1, 4:08 pm [CBS SN]NCHC Semifinal Game 2, 7:38 pm [CBS SN]

Saturday, March 22 (Minneapolis, Minn.) NCHC Third-Place Game, 3:38 pmNCHC Championship Game, 7:38 pm [CBS SN]

Friday-Sunday, March 28-30NCAA Regionals

Thursday-Saturday, April 10-12NCAA Frozen Four, Philadelphia, Pa.

* National Collegiate Hockey Conference game#Brice Alaska Goal Rush Tournament

in Fairbanks, Alaska$ Great Northwest Showcase/Exhibition,

in Burnaby, British Columbia%Great Lakes Invitational, in Detroit, Mich.

^Shillelagh Tournament, in South Bend, Ind.&Minnesota Cup, in St. Paul, Minn.

NCHC Conference Scoring Leaders

Scoring GP G-A-P PPG PIM PP SH GW HT +/- NHL

1 Josh A rchibald UNO JR F 6 5-3-8 1.33 4/11 2 0 2 0 +3 P IT

2 A lex Iafallo MND FR F 4 4-3-7 1.75 2/4 1 0 0 0 +1

Jus tin Kovacs WMU JR F 4 3-4-7 1.75 0/0 0 0 0 0 +5

Joey LaLeggia DEN JR D 6 3-4-7 1.17 5/10 1 0 0 0 E EDM

M ichael P arks NDK JR F 8 3-4-7 0.88 2/4 0 1 0 0 -2 PHI

6 Shane Berschbach WMU SR F 4 1-5-6 1.50 2/4 0 0 0 0 +5

Jake Guentzel UNO FR F 6 1-5-6 1.00 1/2 0 0 0 0 +4 P IT

Dillon Simpson NDK SR D 8 1-5-6 0.75 0/0 1 0 0 0 -2 EDM

9 Brock Montpetit UNO SR F 6 3-2-5 0.83 2/4 1 0 1 0 +3

N ic Dowd STC SR F 6 3-2-5 0.83 4/8 1 0 1 0 +3 LO S

Sean Kuraly MIA SO F 6 2-3-5 0.83 3/6 1 0 0 0 +1 SJS

Ian Brady UNO FR D 6 2-3-5 0.83 7/14 2 0 0 0 +2

Jonny Brodzinski STC SO F 6 2-3-5 0.83 1/2 1 0 0 0 +6 LO S

Ryan Walters UNO SR F 6 1-4-5 0.83 0/0 1 0 0 0 +2

M ichael Young UNO SR D 6 0-5-5 0.83 2/4 0 0 0 0 +4

Rocco Grimaldi NDK SO F 8 1-4-5 0.62 4/8 1 0 0 0 -3 FLA

17 20 P layers T ied With 4 P oints

Defenseman Scoring GP G-A-P PPG PIM PP SH GW HT +/- NHL

1 Joey LaLeggia DEN JR D 6 3-4-7 1.17 5/10 1 0 0 0 E EDM

2 Dillon Simpson NDK SR D 8 1-5-6 0.75 0/0 1 0 0 0 -2 EDM

3 Ian Brady UNO FR D 6 2-3-5 0.83 7/14 2 0 0 0 +2


5 Willie Raskob MND FR D 4 0-4-4 1.00 0/0 0 0 0 0 +4

A ndrew P rochno STC JR D 6 2-2-4 0.67 0/0 0 0 1 0 +5

David Makowski DEN SR D 6 1-3-4 0.67 2/4 1 0 1 0 -1

N ick Mattson NDK JR D 7 1-3-4 0.57 0/0 1 0 0 0 -1 C HI

T roy Stecher NDK FR D 8 1-3-4 0.50 2/4 1 0 0 0 -2

P aul LaDue NDK FR D 8 1-3-4 0.50 1/2 0 0 0 0 -3 LO S

11 Jaccob Slavin C C _ FR D 4 1-2-3 0.75 0/0 0 0 0 0 -1 C A R

Jordan Schmaltz NDK SO D 8 2-1-3 0.38 1/2 1 0 1 0 -3 STL


Freshman Scoring GP G-A-P PPG PIM PP SH GW HT +/- NHL


2 Jake Guentzel UNO FR F 6 1-5-6 1.00 1/2 0 0 0 0 +4 P IT

3 Ian Brady UNO FR D 6 2-3-5 0.83 7/14 2 0 0 0 +2

4 Willie Raskob MND FR D 4 0-4-4 1.00 0/0 0 0 0 0 +4

A us tin O rtega UNO FR F 5 2-2-4 0.80 1/2 0 0 0 0 +4

T revor Moore DEN FR F 6 2-2-4 0.67 0/0 0 0 0 0 -1

A lex Roos C C _ FR F 8 3-1-4 0.50 3/6 2 0 0 0 +1

T roy Stecher NDK FR D 8 1-3-4 0.50 2/4 1 0 0 0 -2

P aul LaDue NDK FR D 8 1-3-4 0.50 1/2 0 0 0 0 -3 LO S

Luke Johnson NDK FR F 8 1-3-4 0.50 3/6 1 0 0 0 +1 C HI

11 Jaccob Slavin C C _ FR D 4 1-2-3 0.75 0/0 0 0 0 0 -1 C A R

Ryan P apa STC FR F 6 1-2-3 0.50 3/17 0 0 1 0 +3

Sam Roths tein C C _ FR F 8 0-3-3 0.38 3/6 0 0 0 0 E

14 Devin Loe MIA FR F 1 0-2-2 2.00 0/0 0 0 0 0 +3

Dominic Toninato MND FR F 4 0-2-2 0.50 2/4 0 0 0 0 -1 TO R

Will Butcher DEN FR D 5 2-0-2 0.40 1/2 2 0 0 0 E C O L

Gus tav O lofsson C C _ FR D 6 1-1-2 0.33 3/6 1 0 0 0 -2 MIN

Gage A usmus NDK FR D 6 1-1-2 0.33 2/4 0 0 0 0 -2 SJS

N iklas Nevalainen STC FR D 6 1-1-2 0.33 0/0 0 0 0 0 +2

NCHC Conference Scoring LeadersGoal Scoring GP G GPG

1 Josh A rchibald UNO JR F 6 5 0.83

2 A lex Iafallo MND FR F 4 4 1.00

3 A dam Krause MND JR C 4 3 0.75

Jus tin Kovacs WMU JR F 4 3 0.75

Joey LaLeggia DEN JR D 6 3 0.50

Blake C oleman MIA JR F 6 3 0.50

Brock Montpetit UNO SR F 6 3 0.50

Dominic Zombo UNO JR F 6 3 0.50

N ic Dowd STC SR F 6 3 0.50

A lex Roos C C FR F 8 3 0.38

M ichael P arks NDK JR F 8 3 0.38

12 20 P layers T ied With 2

Assist Scoring GP A APG

1 Shane Berschbach WMU SR F 4 5 1.25

M ichael Young UNO SR D 6 5 0.83

Jake Guentzel UNO FR F 6 5 0.83

Dillon Simpson NDK SR D 8 5 0.62

5 Tony C ameranes i MND SO C 4 4 1.00

Willie Raskob MND FR D 4 4 1.00


Q uentin Shore DEN SO C 5 4 0.80


Ryan Walters UNO SR F 6 4 0.67

Joey Benik STC SO F 6 4 0.67


Rocco Grimaldi NDK SO F 8 4 0.50

Power Play Goals GP G GPG

1 Zac Larraza DEN JR F 4 2 0.50

Will Butcher DEN FR D 5 2 0.40

Daniel Doremus DEN JR F 6 2 0.33

Josh A rchibald UNO JR F 6 2 0.33

Ian Brady UNO FR D 6 2 0.33

A lex Roos C C FR F 8 2 0.25


Power Play Points GP G-A-P PPG

1 Joey LaLeggia DEN JR D 6 1-4-5 0.83

2 Josh A rchibald UNO JR F 6 2-2-4 0.67

Dillon Simpson NDK SR D 8 1-3-4 0.50


Shorthanded Goals GP G GPG

1 Tanner Lane UNO SO F 6 1 0.17


Game-Winning Goals GP G GPG


Tanner Lane UNO SO F 6 2 0.33


Plus-Minus GP +/-

1 T im Smith MND SR D 4 +6

Jonny Brodzinski STC SO F 6 +6

3 Shane Berschbach WMU SR F 4 +5

Jus tin Kovacs WMU JR F 4 +5

A ndrew P rochno STC JR D 6 +5

6 11 P layers T ied With +4

Hat Tricks GP HT

1 Blake C oleman MIA JR F 6 1

Blocked Shots GP BLK BLK/G

1 A aron Hars tad C C JR D 8 23 2.88

2 Ian Young C C JR D 7 20 2.86

Eamonn McDermott C C SR D 8 20 2.50

4 N ick Seeler UNO SO D 6 19 3.17

Dillon Simpson NDK SR D 8 19 2.38

6 David Makowski DEN SR D 6 15 2.50

7 Kevin Gravel STC SR D 6 13 2.17

A ndrew P rochno STC JR D 6 13 2.17

P eter Stoykewych C C JR D 8 13 1.62


Face-Off Percentage FW FL FO %

1 A aron P earce UNO SO F 26 15 .634

2 Gabe Levin DEN SO F 22 13 .629

3 Daniel Doremus DEN JR F 33 21 .611

4 N ic Dowd STC SR F 65 43 .602

5 Matt Marc inew DEN FR F 44 30 .595

6 Tanner Lane UNO SO F 49 34 .590

7 Brock Montpetit UNO SR F 61 45 .575

8 Dominic Zombo UNO JR F 59 45 .567

9 Q uentin Shore DEN SO C 59 46 .562

10 M ichael Rebry WMU FR F 14 11 .560

NCHC Conference Goaltending Leaders

Goals Against Average GP Minutes GA GAA Record SO Saves Save % NHL

1 Ryan Faragher STC JR 6 362:59 10 1.65 4-1-1 0 154 .939

2 Sam Brittain DEN SR 6 369:09 11 1.79 3-2-1 1 191 .946 FLA

3 Ryan Massa UNO JR 4 241:07 8 1.99 4-0-0 0 115 .935

4 A aron C randall MND SR 3 179:21 7 2.34 2-1-0 0 54 .885

5 Ryan McKay MIA SO 5 275:37 11 2.39 2-3-0 1 163 .937

6 Frank Slubowski WMU JR 3 179:15 8 2.68 2-1-0 0 86 .915

7 C larke Saunders NDK SR 4 174:11 9 3.10 2-0-0 0 103 .920

8 Josh Thorimbert C C _ SR 8 471:00 25 3.18 1-5-2 0 205 .891

9 Zane Gothberg NDK SO 6 299:46 17 3.40 1-5-0 0 142 .893 BO S

Save Percentage GP Minutes GA GAA Record SO Saves Save % NHL



3 Ryan McKay MIA SO 5 275:37 11 2.39 2-3-0 1 163 .937

4 Ryan Massa UNO JR 4 241:07 8 1.99 4-0-0 0 115 .935






Saves GP SVS/G Saves

1 Josh Thorimbert C C _ SR 8 25.6 205

2 Sam Brittain DEN SR 6 31.8 191

3 Ryan McKay MIA SO 5 32.6 163

4 Ryan Faragher STC JR 6 25.7 154

5 Zane Gothberg NDK SO 6 23.7 142

6 Ryan Massa UNO JR 4 28.8 115

7 C larke Saunders NDK SR 4 25.8 103

8 Frank Slubowski WMU JR 3 28.7 86

9 A aron C randall MND SR 3 18.0 54

10 Kirk Thompson UNO FR 2 19.0 38

11 Jay Williams MIA SO 2 13.5 27

12 Lukas Hafner WMU SO 1 22.0 22

13 Matt McNeely MND SO 1 20.0 20

14 Reed P eters UNO FR 1 17.0 17

15 C ourtney Lockwood C C _ JR 1 5.0 5

Shutouts GP Shutouts

1 Ryan McKay MIA SO 5 1

Sam Brittain DEN SR 6 1

National Collegiate Hockey Conference TeamConference-Only Stats

TEAM OFFENSE TEAM DEFENSE

Team Games Goals G/GM

1 Minnesota Duluth 4 14 3.50

Nebraska Omaha 6 21 3.50

3 Western Michigan 4 11 2.75

4 St. Cloud State 6 16 2.67

5 North Dakota 8 21 2.62

6 Miami 6 15 2.50

7 Denver 6 13 2.17

8 Colorado College 8 13 1.62



2 Denver 6 11 1.83

3 Nebraska Omaha 6 13 2.17



6 Miami 6 17 2.83



POWER PLAY PENALTY KILL

Team Totals SHA PP %

1 Denver 8/29 0 27.6

2 Nebraska Omaha 7/30 1 23.3

3 North Dakota 6/31 0 19.4

4 Minnesota Duluth 4/22 0 18.2

5 Miami 3/24 1 12.5

6 Colorado College 4/39 0 10.3

7 St. Cloud State 2/22 0 9.1

8 Western Michigan 0/17 0 0.0

Team Totals SHF PK %

1 Denver 28/31 0 90.3

2 Miami 25/29 0 86.2



North Dakota 27/32 1 84.4




PENALTY MINUTES SHOTS ON GOAL

Team Games PIM PIM/G



3 Denver 6 89 14.8


5 Miami 6 75 12.5

Nebraska Omaha 6 75 12.5



Team Games SOG SOG/G



3 Miami 6 196 32.7


5 Denver 6 174 29.0




SCORING BY PERIOD GOALS ALLOWED BY PERIOD

Team 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total

1 Nebraska Omaha 4 10 5 2 21

North Dakota 7 7 7 - 21

3 St. Cloud State 3 7 6 0 16

4 Miami 5 8 2 - 15

5 Minnesota Duluth 4 2 8 - 14

6 Colorado College 5 5 3 0 13

Denver 0 8 5 0 13

8 Western Michigan 4 4 2 1 11




3 Denver 3 3 3 2 11

Minnesota Duluth 3 3 5 - 11


6 Miami 3 9 5 - 17


8 North Dakota 7 10 11 - 28

SPECIAL TEAMS NET

Team PPF SHA PP NET PPA SHF SH NET ST NET

1 Denver 8 0 +8 3 0 -3 +5

2 North Dakota 6 0 +6 5 1 -4 +2

3 Minnesota Duluth 4 0 +4 4 0 -4 0

Nebraska Omaha 7 1 +6 7 1 -6 0

5 Colorado College 4 0 +4 5 0 -5 -1

St. Cloud State 2 0 +2 3 0 -3 -1

7 Miami 3 1 +2 4 0 -4 -2

8 Western Michigan 0 0 0 3 0 -3 -3

NCHC Overall Scoring Leaders

Scoring GP G-A-P PPG PIM PP SH GW HT +/- NHL

1 Riley Barber MIA SO F 14 9-10-19 1.36 6/12 3 2 2 1 +5 WSH

A us tin C zarnik MIA JR F 14 7-12-19 1.36 4/8 3 1 0 0 +4

3 Shane Berschbach WMU SR F 12 6-11-17 1.42 3/6 1 0 0 0 +9

4 Josh A rchibald UNO JR F 14 10-5-15 1.07 9/21 3 0 3 0 +5 P IT

Ryan Walters UNO SR F 14 4-11-15 1.07 2/4 4 0 0 0 +5

6 Jus tin Kovacs WMU JR F 12 5-8-13 1.08 2/4 0 0 1 0 +8

7 Jonny Brodzinski STC SO F 12 5-7-12 1.00 5/10 2 0 0 0 +10 LO S

Blake C oleman MIA JR F 14 7-5-12 0.86 12/35 2 0 0 1 +6 NJD

Brock Montpetit UNO SR F 14 7-5-12 0.86 12/24 2 0 2 0 +1

Joey LaLeggia DEN JR D 14 6-6-12 0.86 10/20 4 0 1 0 +1 EDM

T revor Moore DEN FR F 14 5-7-12 0.86 3/6 1 0 1 0 +2

12 N ic Dowd STC SR F 12 8-3-11 0.92 5/10 3 2 3 0 +6 LO S

Rocco Grimaldi NDK SO F 12 4-7-11 0.92 6/12 3 0 0 0 -2 FLA

David Morley STC SO F 12 3-8-11 0.92 2/4 0 0 1 0 +8

Dominic Zombo UNO JR F 14 7-4-11 0.79 4/8 3 1 0 0 +6


Kalle Koss ila STC SO F 12 4-6-10 0.83 1/2 1 0 0 0 +8

Q uentin Shore DEN SO C 13 2-8-10 0.77 5/10 1 0 0 0 -4 O TT

David Makowski DEN SR D 14 5-5-10 0.71 7/14 3 0 2 0 -4



22 Ryan P apa STC FR F 11 3-6-9 0.82 5/21 0 0 1 0 +7

M ichael P arks NDK JR F 12 3-6-9 0.75 4/8 0 1 0 0 -1 PHI

Joey Benik STC SO F 12 3-6-9 0.75 2/4 1 0 0 0 +6

Josh P itt WMU SO F 12 3-6-9 0.75 4/8 1 0 0 0 +8

A ndrew P rochno STC JR D 12 2-7-9 0.75 2/4 0 0 1 0 +10

C hase Balisy WMU SR F 12 1-8-9 0.75 3/6 0 0 1 0 +5 NSH

Sean Kuraly MIA SO F 14 3-6-9 0.64 6/12 1 0 0 0 -1 SJS

Ian Brady UNO FR D 14 2-7-9 0.64 10/20 2 0 0 0 +3

Defenseman Scoring GP G-A-P PPG PIM PP SH GW HT +/- NHL

1 Joey LaLeggia DEN JR D 14 6-6-12 0.86 10/20 4 0 1 0 +1 EDM

2 David Makowski DEN SR D 14 5-5-10 0.71 7/14 3 0 2 0 -4


4 A ndrew P rochno STC JR D 12 2-7-9 0.75 2/4 0 0 1 0 +10

Ian Brady UNO FR D 14 2-7-9 0.64 10/20 2 0 0 0 +3

6 Nolan Zajac DEN SO D 14 1-7-8 0.57 5/10 1 0 1 0 E

Matthew C aito MIA SO D 14 1-7-8 0.57 3/6 1 0 0 0 +4

8 Jordan O es terle WMU JR D 8 2-5-7 0.88 2/4 0 0 0 0 +6

9 N iklas Nevalainen STC FR D 10 2-4-6 0.60 0/0 1 0 0 0 +7

N ick Mattson NDK JR D 11 1-5-6 0.55 1/2 1 0 0 0 -5 C HI

Willie Raskob MND FR D 11 0-6-6 0.55 1/2 0 0 0 0 +6

Dillon Simpson NDK SR D 12 1-5-6 0.50 1/2 1 0 0 0 E EDM

E than P row STC SO D 12 1-5-6 0.50 3/6 0 0 1 0 +11

14 Kevin Gravel STC SR D 12 2-3-5 0.42 0/0 0 0 0 0 +6 LO S

Dennis Brown WMU SR RD 12 2-3-5 0.42 2/4 1 0 0 0 +5

Kenney Morrison WMU SO D 12 1-4-5 0.42 15/41 1 0 0 0 -7

Jaycob Megna UNO JR D 12 0-5-5 0.42 3/6 0 0 0 0 +6 A NA

Freshman Scoring GP G-A-P PPG PIM PP SH GW HT +/- NHL

1 T revor Moore DEN FR F 14 5-7-12 0.86 3/6 1 0 1 0 +2



4 Ryan P apa STC FR F 11 3-6-9 0.82 5/21 0 0 1 0 +7

Ian Brady UNO FR D 14 2-7-9 0.64 10/20 2 0 0 0 +3

6 A nthony Louis MIA FR F 12 4-3-7 0.58 3/6 1 0 2 0 +3 C HI

Kyle O s terberg MND FR F 12 4-3-7 0.58 2/4 2 0 0 0 +3

A us tin O rtega UNO FR F 13 3-4-7 0.54 2/4 0 0 0 0 +2

9 N iklas Nevalainen STC FR D 10 2-4-6 0.60 0/0 1 0 0 0 +7

Willie Raskob MND FR D 11 0-6-6 0.55 1/2 0 0 0 0 +6

Dominic Toninato MND FR F 12 3-3-6 0.50 8/27 0 1 0 0 +1 TO R

Matt Marc inew DEN FR F 13 1-5-6 0.46 5/10 0 0 0 0 +1

13 Luke Johnson NDK FR F 12 1-4-5 0.42 4/8 1 0 0 0 +1 C HI


NCHC Overall Scoring LeadersGoal Scoring GP G GPG


2 Riley Barber MIA SO F 14 9 0.64

3 N ic Dowd STC SR F 12 8 0.67

4 Blake C oleman MIA JR F 14 7 0.50

A us tin C zarnik MIA JR F 14 7 0.50






Assist Scoring GP A APG

1 A us tin C zarnik MIA JR F 14 12 0.86



4 Riley Barber MIA SO F 14 10 0.71

M ichael Young UNO SR D 14 10 0.71

6 David Morley STC SO F 12 8 0.67

C hase Balisy WMU SR F 12 8 0.67


Q uentin Shore DEN SO C 13 8 0.62

Jake Guentzel UNO FR F 14 8 0.57


Power Play Goals GP G GPG

1 Joey LaLeggia DEN JR D 14 4 0.29



Power Play Points GP G-A-P PPG

1 A us tin C zarnik MIA JR F 14 3-8-11 0.79

Riley Barber MIA SO F 14 3-8-11 0.79

3 Joey LaLeggia DEN JR D 14 4-5-9 0.64

4 Ryan Walters UNO SR F 14 4-4-8 0.57

5 Q uentin Shore DEN SO C 13 1-6-7 0.54

David Makowski DEN SR D 14 3-4-7 0.50

7 A ndrew P rochno STC JR D 12 0-6-6 0.50

Josh A rchibald UNO JR F 14 3-3-6 0.43

Ian Brady UNO FR D 14 2-4-6 0.43

Nolan Zajac DEN SO D 14 1-5-6 0.43

Shorthanded Goals GP G GPG

1 N ic Dowd STC SR F 12 2 0.17

Riley Barber MIA SO F 14 2 0.14

3 Tanner Lane UNO SO F 11 1 0.09

Dominic Toninato MND FR F 12 1 0.08


Nolan LaPorte WMU SO F 12 1 0.08

A us tin C zarnik MIA JR F 14 1 0.07


Game-Winning Goals GP G GPG

1 Jus tin C randall MND JR W 9 3 0.33

N ic Dowd STC SR F 12 3 0.25

Josh A rchibald UNO JR F 14 3 0.21

4 Sammy Spurrell MND FR F 7 2 0.29

Tanner Lane UNO SO F 11 2 0.18

A nthony Louis MIA FR F 12 2 0.17

Nolan LaPorte WMU SO F 12 2 0.17

David Makowski DEN SR D 14 2 0.14

Riley Barber MIA SO F 14 2 0.14


Plus-Minus GP +/-

1 E than P row STC SO D 12 +11

2 A ndrew P rochno STC JR D 12 +10

Jonny Brodzinski STC SO F 12 +10

4 Shane Berschbach WMU SR F 12 +9

Ben P aulides MIA JR D 14 +9

6 David Morley STC SO F 12 +8

Kalle Koss ila STC SO F 12 +8

Jus tin Kovacs WMU JR F 12 +8

Josh P itt WMU SO F 12 +8

10 4 P layers T ied With +7

Hat Tricks GP HT

1 Blake C oleman MIA JR F 14 1

Riley Barber MIA SO F 14 1

Blocked Shots GP BLK BLK/G

1 Dillon Simpson NDK SR D 12 31 2.58

2 David Makowski DEN SR D 14 29 2.07

3 N ick Seeler UNO SO D 14 28 2.00

4 Taylor Richart M IA SO D 13 27 2.08

Matthew C aito MIA SO D 14 27 1.93

6 Kevin Gravel STC SR D 12 25 2.08

Daniel Doremus DEN JR F 14 25 1.79

8 Eamonn McDermott C C SR D 11 24 2.18

9 A aron Hars tad C C JR D 11 23 2.09

10 Ian Young C C JR D 10 22 2.20

Brian O 'Rourke UNO JR D 12 22 1.83

Face-Off Percentage FW FL FO %

1 Gabe Levin DEN SO F 55 30 .647

2 A aron P earce UNO SO F 47 29 .618

3 Tanner Lane UNO SO F 61 41 .598

4 David Morley STC SO F 59 42 .584

5 Matt Marc inew DEN FR F 102 73 .583

6 Q uentin Shore DEN SO C 145 107 .575

7 Brock Montpetit UNO SR F 131 99 .570

8 A rchie Skalbeck C C SR F 102 78 .567

9 Jordan DiGiando C C JR F 13 10 .565

10 Josh A rchibald UNO JR F 45 35 .562

NCHC Overall Goaltending Leaders

Goals Against Average GP Minutes GA GAA Record SO Saves Save % NHL


2 Matt McNeely MND SO 5 269:59 8 1.78 2-1-1 0 102 .927


4 Ryan McKay MIA SO 10 579:51 21 2.17 5-4-1 3 298 .934



7 Ryan Massa UNO JR 7 417:34 19 2.73 5-2-0 0 169 .899



10 Kirk Thompson UNO FR 6 327:03 17 3.12 3-2-0 0 126 .881


Save Percentage GP Minutes GA GAA Record SO Saves Save % NHL


2 Ryan McKay MIA SO 10 579:51 21 2.17 5-4-1 3 298 .934

3 Matt McNeely MND SO 5 269:59 8 1.78 2-1-1 0 102 .927






9 Ryan Massa UNO JR 7 417:34 19 2.73 5-2-0 0 169 .899


11 Kirk Thompson UNO FR 6 327:03 17 3.12 3-2-0 0 126 .881

Saves GP SVS/G Saves

1 Sam Brittain DEN SR 13 29.1 378

2 Josh Thorimbert C C _ SR 11 27.4 301

3 Ryan McKay MIA SO 10 29.8 298

4 Frank Slubowski WMU JR 10 27.5 275

5 Ryan Faragher STC JR 10 23.9 239

6 Zane Gothberg NDK SO 9 23.6 212

7 A aron C randall MND SR 8 21.8 174

8 Ryan Massa UNO JR 7 24.1 169

9 C larke Saunders NDK SR 6 25.2 151

10 Kirk Thompson UNO FR 6 21.0 126

11 Jay Williams MIA SO 5 22.2 111

12 Matt McNeely MND SO 5 20.4 102

13 Reed P eters UNO FR 2 22.0 44

Lukas Hafner WMU SO 2 22.0 44

15 Evan C owley DEN FR 1 33.0 33

16 C harlie Lindgren STC FR 2 15.0 30

17 C ourtney Lockwood C C _ JR 1 5.0 5

18 Greg O gard DEN FR 1 0.0 0

Shutouts GP Shutouts

1 Ryan McKay MIA SO 10 3

Sam Brittain DEN SR 13 3

3 C harlie Lindgren STC FR 2 1

Lukas Hafner WMU SO 2 1

National Collegiate Hockey Conference Team Overall Stats

TEAM OFFENSE TEAM DEFENSE




3 Miami 14 45 3.21



Western Michigan 12 32 2.67

7 Denver 14 34 2.43




2 Denver 14 26 1.86


4 Miami 14 34 2.43






Team Totals SHA PP %

1 Denver 19/72 1 26.4

2 Miami 16/63 1 25.4







Team Totals SHF PK %

1 Denver 64/70 0 91.4






7 Miami 58/70 3 82.9


PENALTY MINUTES SHOTS ON GOAL

Team Games PIM PIM/G





5 Miami 14 188 13.4


7 Denver 14 171 12.2


Team Games SOG SOG/G

1 Miami 14 503 35.9





6 Denver 14 410 29.3



SCORING BY PERIOD GOALS ALLOWED BY PERIOD



2 Miami 15 16 14 0 45

3 St. Cloud State 13 18 12 0 43

4 Minnesota Duluth 13 10 12 0 35

5 Denver 6 20 8 0 34

6 North Dakota 11 10 11 0 32

Western Michigan 13 10 8 1 32




2 Denver 8 7 7 4 26


4 Minnesota Duluth 8 11 11 0 30


6 Miami 10 12 11 1 34

7 North Dakota 12 14 13 0 39


SPECIAL TEAMS NET

Team PPF SHA PP NET PPA SHF SH NET ST NET

1 Denver 19 1 +18 6 0 -6 +12

2 Miami 16 1 +15 12 3 -9 +6

3 St. Cloud State 9 0 +9 6 2 -4 +5

4 Minnesota Duluth 11 1 +10 9 1 -8 +2

5 North Dakota 10 1 +9 9 1 -8 +1

6 Western Michigan 8 1 +7 10 1 -9 -2

7 Colorado College 4 0 +4 7 0 -7 -3

8 Nebraska Omaha 15 4 +11 25 2 -23 -12

National Category Leaders

Points Per Game GP G-A-P P/GM

1 Johnny Gaudreau (CGY) Boston College JR F 13 12-12-24 1.85

2 Greg Carey St. Lawrence SR F 14 9-15-24 1.71

3 Sam Warning Minnesota JR F 12 5-14-19 1.58

4 Ryan Haggerty Rensselaer JR F 13 15-5-20 1.54

5 Ross Mauermann Providence JR F 13 11-8-19 1.46

6 Alexander MacMillan American International JR F 7 5-5-10 1.43

7 Shane Berschbach Western Michigan SR F 12 6-11-17 1.42

8 Kevin Hayes (CHI) Boston College SR F 13 6-12-18 1.38

Bill Arnold (CGY) Boston College SR F 13 3-15-18 1.38

10 Matthew Zay Mercyhurst JR F 11 6-9-15 1.36

11 Austin Czarnik Miami JR F 14 7-12-19 1.36

Riley Barber (WSH) Miami SO F 14 9-10-19 1.36

13 Mark Naclerio Brown SO F 9 5-7-12 1.33

Sam Anas Quinnipiac FR F 15 10-10-20 1.33

15 Kevin Roy (ANA) Northeastern SO F 13 11-6-17 1.31

Mike Szmatula Northeastern FR F 13 5-12-17 1.31

17 Alex Grieve Bentley JR F 11 8-6-14 1.27

John McCarron (EDM) Cornell JR F 11 3-11-14 1.27

Cody Wydo Robert Morris JR F 11 11-3-14 1.27

Daniel Carr Union SR F 11 7-7-14 1.27

21 Chad Demers Air Force JR F 12 5-10-15 1.25

Nick Lappin Brown SO F 8 3-7-10 1.25

Alex Globke Lake Superior State FR F 12 7-8-15 1.25

Stephan Vigier Northern Michigan SR F 12 10-5-15 1.25

25 Garrett Thompson Ferris State SR F 13 7-9-16 1.23

Justin Buzzeo Ferris State JR F 13 7-9-16 1.23

Goals Against Average Minutes GA GAA

1 Zach Nagelvoort Michigan FR 446:13 11 1.48

2 Connor Hellebuyck (WPG) UMass Lowell SO 533:31 14 1.57

3 Michael Garteig Quinnipiac SO 902:06 24 1.60

4 Steven Summerhays Notre Dame SR 805:50 22 1.64

5 Sam Brittain (FLA) Denver SR 795:13 22 1.66

6 Jon Gillies (CGY) Providence SO 705:36 20 1.70

7 Matt McNeely Minnesota Duluth SO 269:59 8 1.78

8 Raphael Girard Harvard SR 296:49 9 1.82

9 Rob Gunderson Alaska Anchorage SR 446:21 14 1.88

10 Mathias Dahlstrom Northern Michigan FR 564:59 18 1.91

11 Steve Perry Clarkson FR 308:48 10 1.94

12 Colin Stevens Union JR 365:14 12 1.97

13 Doug Carr UMass Lowell SR 302:52 10 1.98

14 Martin Ouellette (CLB) Maine SR 664:27 22 1.99

15 Ryan Faragher St. Cloud State JR 602:59 20 1.99

16 Casey DeSmith New Hampshire JR 630:42 21 2.00

17 Cole Huggins Minnesota State FR 386:01 13 2.02

18 Rasmus Tirronen Merrimack JR 322:11 11 2.05

19 Pheonix Copley Michigan Tech SO 607:37 21 2.07

20 Greg Lewis Clarkson SO 539:48 19 2.11

21 Ryan McKay Miami SO 579:51 21 2.17

22 Kevin Kapalka Lake Superior State SR 486:57 18 2.22

23 Clay Witt Northeastern SR 540:00 20 2.22

24 Adam Wilcox (TBL) Minnesota SO 639:13 24 2.25

25 Scott Diebold Rensselaer JR 740:47 28 2.27

Points Per Game (Defensemen) GP G-A-P P/GM

1 Steve Weinstein Bentley JR D 11 0-12-12 1.09

Joakim Ryan (SJS) Cornell JR D 11 3-9-12 1.09

Shayne Gostisbehere (PHI) Union JR D 11 4-8-12 1.09

4 Scott Czarnowczan Ferris State SR D 13 4-9-13 1.00

Trevor van Riemsdyk New Hampshire JR D 15 3-12-15 1.00

CJ Ludwig Northern Michigan SR D 12 5-7-12 1.00

Mat Bodie Union SR D 11 0-11-11 1.00

Jake McCabe (BUF) Wisconsin JR D 8 3-5-8 1.00

9 Justin Baker St. Lawrence SR D 14 4-9-13 0.93

10 Nick Jones Mercyhurst SR D 13 3-9-12 0.92

11 Ben Danford Canisius SR D 10 2-7-9 0.90

12 Joey LaLeggia (EDM) Denver JR D 14 6-6-12 0.86

13 Garrett Noonan (NSH) Boston University SR D 13 3-8-11 0.85

Ahti Oksanen Boston University SO D 13 2-9-11 0.85

Jason Binkley Ferris State JR D 13 3-8-11 0.85

16 Colton Parayko (STL) Alaska SO D 12 1-9-10 0.83

Kevin Czuczman Lake Superior State JR D 12 4-6-10 0.83

18 Ben Hutton (VAN) Maine SO D 11 6-3-9 0.82

19 Gavin Bayreuther St. Lawrence FR D 14 4-7-11 0.79

20 Tommy Fallen Yale JR D 9 2-5-7 0.78

Save Percentage Saves GA Save %

1 Connor Hellebuyck (WPG) UMass Lowell SO 271 14 .951

2 Zach Nagelvoort Michigan FR 209 11 .950

3 Raphael Girard Harvard SR 161 9 .947

4 Jon Gillies (CGY) Providence SO 350 20 .946

5 Sam Brittain (FLA) Denver SR 378 22 .945

6 Kevin Kapalka Lake Superior State SR 289 18 .941

7 Steven Summerhays Notre Dame SR 334 22 .938

8 Clay Witt Northeastern SR 292 20 .936

9 Martin Ouellette (CLB) Maine SR 313 22 .934

10 Ryan McKay Miami SO 298 21 .934

11 Cole Huggins Minnesota State FR 181 13 .933

12 Mathias Dahlstrom Northern Michigan FR 245 18 .932

13 Keegan Asmundson Canisius SO 135 10 .931

14 Steve Racine Michigan SO 121 9 .931

15 Doug Carr UMass Lowell SR 133 10 .930

16 Sean Maguire (PIT) Boston University SO 145 11 .929

17 Marco DeFilippo Brown SR 170 13 .929

18 Matt McNeely Minnesota Duluth SO 102 8 .927

19 Matt O'Connor Boston University SO 302 24 .926

20 Casey DeSmith New Hampshire JR 264 21 .926

Pheonix Copley Michigan Tech SO 264 21 .926

Points Per Game (Freshmen) GP G-A-P P/GM

1 Sam Anas Quinnipiac F 15 10-10-20 1.33

2 Mike Szmatula Northeastern F 13 5-12-17 1.31

3 Alex Globke Lake Superior State F 12 7-8-15 1.25

4 Matt Carey St. Lawrence F 14 8-9-17 1.21

5 Hudson Fasching (LOS) Minnesota F 12 6-8-14 1.17

6 David Norris American International F 8 1-8-9 1.12

7 Justin Kloos Minnesota F 12 5-8-13 1.08

8 Ryan Fitzgerald (BOS) Boston College F 13 6-7-13 1.00

Justin Danforth Sacred Heart F 12 2-10-12 1.00

10 Dalen Hedges Northeastern F 13 4-8-12 0.92

11 Taylor Cammarata (NYI) Minnesota F 12 3-8-11 0.92

12 Max French Bentley F 11 4-6-10 0.91

JT Compher (BUF) Michigan F 11 2-8-10 0.91

14 Mike Doherty Yale F 9 3-5-8 0.89

15 Trevor Moore Denver F 14 5-7-12 0.86

16 Austin Cangelosi Boston College F 13 6-5-11 0.85

17 Alex Iafallo Minnesota Duluth F 12 5-5-10 0.83

18 Cam Brown Maine F 11 1-8-9 0.82

Ryan Papa St. Cloud State F 11 3-6-9 0.82

20 Gavin Bayreuther St. Lawrence D 14 4-7-11 0.79

Winning Percentage W-L-T Win %

1 C.J. Motte Ferris State JR 10-0-1 .955

2 Steve Racine Michigan SO 3-0-1 .875

3 Jon Gillies (CGY) Providence SO 9-1-1 .864

4 Ryan Faragher St. Cloud State JR 8-1-1 .850

5 Michael Garteig Quinnipiac SO 12-2-1 .833

Colin Stevens Union JR 5-1-0 .833

7 Doug Carr UMass Lowell SR 4-1-0 .800

8 Tommy Burke Bowling Green SO 4-0-3 .786

9 Greg Lewis Clarkson SO 7-2-0 .778

10 Adam Wilcox (TBL) Minnesota SO 8-2-1 .773

11 Kevin Murdock Lake Superior State SR 3-1-0 .750

12 Zach Nagelvoort Michigan FR 5-2-0 .714

Ryan Massa Nebraska Omaha JR 5-2-0 .714

14 Steve Perry Clarkson FR 3-1-1 .700

15 Matt O'Connor Boston University SO 5-2-1 .688

16 Connor Hellebuyck (WPG) UMass Lowell SO 6-3-0 .667

Clay Witt Northeastern SR 6-3-0 .667

Clarke Saunders North Dakota SR 2-1-0 .667

19 Steven Summerhays Notre Dame SR 8-4-1 .654

20 Andy Iles Cornell SR 6-3-1 .650

National Category Leaders

Goals Per Game GP G G/GM

1 Ryan Haggerty Rensselaer JR F 13 15 1.15

2 Cody Wydo Robert Morris JR F 11 11 1.00

3 Johnny Gaudreau (CGY) Boston College JR F 13 12 0.92

4 Kevin Roy (ANA) Northeastern SO F 13 11 0.85

Ross Mauermann Providence JR F 13 11 0.85

6 Stephan Vigier Northern Michigan SR F 12 10 0.83

7 Cody Kunyk Alaska SR F 12 9 0.75

8 Alex Grieve Bentley JR F 11 8 0.73

9 Josh Archibald (PIT) Nebraska Omaha JR F 14 10 0.71

Alexander MacMillan American International JR F 7 5 0.71

11 Kyle Criscuolo Harvard SO F 10 7 0.70

12 Sam Anas Quinnipiac FR F 15 10 0.67

Nic Dowd (LOS) St. Cloud State SR F 12 8 0.67

Jesse Root Yale SR F 9 6 0.67

15 Riley Barber (WSH) Miami SO F 14 9 0.64

Brock Higgs Rensselaer SR F 14 9 0.64

Greg Carey St. Lawrence SR F 14 9 0.64

18 Andrew Gladiuk Bentley SO F 11 7 0.64

Brian Ferlin (BOS) Cornell JR F 11 7 0.64

Andrew Copp (WPG) Michigan SO F 11 7 0.64

Daniel Carr Union SR F 11 7 0.64

22 Eric Neiley Dartmouth JR F 8 5 0.62

Michael Mersch (LOS) Wisconsin SR F 8 5 0.62

24 Jimmy Vesey (NSH) Harvard SO F 10 6 0.60

25 Matt Bailey Alaska Anchorage SR F 12 7 0.58

Scott Allen Alaska Anchorage JR F 12 7 0.58

Alex Globke Lake Superior State FR F 12 7 0.58

Ryan Dzingel (OTT) Ohio State JR F 12 7 0.58

Assists Per Game GP A A/GM

1 Sam Warning Minnesota JR F 12 14 1.17

2 Bill Arnold (CGY) Boston College SR F 13 15 1.15

3 Steve Weinstein Bentley JR D 11 12 1.09

4 Greg Carey St. Lawrence SR F 14 15 1.07

5 John McCarron (EDM) Cornell JR F 11 11 1.00

Mat Bodie Union SR D 11 11 1.00

David Norris American International FR F 8 8 1.00

8 Kevin Hayes (CHI) Boston College SR F 13 12 0.92

Johnny Gaudreau (CGY) Boston College JR F 13 12 0.92

Mike Szmatula Northeastern FR F 13 12 0.92

11 Kyle Rau (FLA) Minnesota JR F 12 11 0.92

Shane Berschbach Western Michigan SR F 12 11 0.92

13 Nick Lappin Brown SO F 8 7 0.88

Mark Zengerle Wisconsin SR F 8 7 0.88

15 Austin Czarnik Miami JR F 14 12 0.86

16 Chad Demers Air Force JR F 12 10 0.83

Justin Danforth Sacred Heart FR F 12 10 0.83

18 Joakim Ryan (SJS) Cornell JR D 11 9 0.82

Matthew Zay Mercyhurst JR F 11 9 0.82

Tucker Brockett Princeton JR F 11 9 0.82

Zac Lynch Robert Morris SO F 11 9 0.82

22 Trevor van Riemsdyk New Hampshire JR D 15 12 0.80

23 Ryan Walters Nebraska Omaha SR F 14 11 0.79

Jacob Laliberte Rensselaer JR F 14 11 0.79

25 Mark Naclerio Brown SO F 9 7 0.78

Mike Collins Merrimack SR F 9 7 0.78

Scott Jacklin Robert Morris JR F 9 7 0.78

Power Play Goals GP PPG/G PPG

1 Ryan Haggerty Rensselaer JR F 13 0.54 7

2 Stephan Vigier Northern Michigan SR F 12 0.50 6

3 20 Players Tied With 4

Game-Winning Goals GP GWG

1 Matt Bailey Alaska Anchorage SR F 12 4

2 Mark Naclerio Brown SO F 9 3

Justin Crandall Minnesota Duluth JR F 9 3

Colin Campbell Lake Superior State SR F 12 3

Stephan Vigier Northern Michigan SR F 12 3

Ryan Dzingel (OTT) Ohio State JR F 12 3

Shane Luke Providence JR F 12 3

Nic Dowd (LOS) St. Cloud State SR F 12 3

Johnny Gaudreau (CGY) Boston College JR F 13 3

Ross Mauermann Providence JR F 13 3

Ryan Haggerty Rensselaer JR F 13 3

Allan McPherson Clarkson SR F 14 3

Adam Chapie UMass Lowell SO F 14 3

Josh Archibald (PIT) Nebraska Omaha JR F 14 3

Mike Borkowski Colgate SO F 15 3

Sam Anas Quinnipiac FR F 15 3

Shorthanded Goals GP SHG/G SHG

1 Nic Dowd (LOS) St. Cloud State SR F 12 0.17 2

Patrick Brown Boston College SR F 13 0.15 2

Noel Acciari Providence SO F 13 0.15 2

Guy Leboeuf Rensselaer SR D 13 0.15 2

Adam Berkle Bowling Green JR F 14 0.14 2

Riley Barber (WSH) Miami SO F 14 0.14 2

C.J. Eick Michigan Tech SO F 14 0.14 2

Kellen Jones (EDM) Quinnipiac SR F 15 0.13 2

9 71 Players Tied With 1

National Team Leaders

TEAM SCORING TEAM DEFENSE

SCORING OFFENSE GP Goals G/GM

1 Bos ton C ollege 13 55 4.23

2 M innesota 12 50 4.17

3 Ferris State 13 51 3.92

4 St. Lawrence 14 54 3.86

5 Union 11 42 3.82

6 Rensselaer 14 52 3.71

7 P rovidence 13 48 3.69

8 Northeas tern 13 47 3.62

9 O hio State 12 43 3.58

St. C loud State 12 43 3.58

11 Yale 9 32 3.56

12 Q uinnipiac 15 51 3.40

13 Nebraska O maha 14 46 3.29

14 Wiscons in 8 26 3.25

15 M iami 14 45 3.21

16 New Hampshire 15 48 3.20

17 Maine 11 35 3.18

18 Mercyhurs t 13 41 3.15

19 American International 8 25 3.12

20 C ornell 11 34 3.09

M ichigan 11 34 3.09

22 A laska 12 37 3.08

23 A ir Force 12 36 3.00

Bowling Green 14 42 3.00

25 Bemidji State 14 41 2.93

26 Lake Superior State 12 35 2.92

M innesota Duluth 12 35 2.92

28 Bentley 11 32 2.91

Robert Morris 11 32 2.91

30 Notre Dame 14 40 2.86

31 Brown 9 25 2.78

C onnec ticut 9 25 2.78

33 Northern M ichigan 12 33 2.75

34 C olgate 15 41 2.73

35 C larkson 14 38 2.71

36 A laska A nchorage 12 32 2.67

North Dakota 12 32 2.67

Western Michigan 12 32 2.67

39 UMass Lowell 14 37 2.64

40 RIT 11 29 2.64

41 Niagara 13 34 2.62

42 Harvard 10 26 2.60

43 Dartmouth 8 20 2.50

44 Bos ton Univers ity 13 32 2.46

45 Denver 14 34 2.43

46 P rinceton 11 26 2.36

47 Penn State 9 21 2.33

48 C anis ius 10 23 2.30

49 V ermont 11 25 2.27

50 A rmy 12 27 2.25

51 Sacred Heart 12 26 2.17

52 M innesota State 12 25 2.08

53 Holy C ross 12 24 2.00

M ichigan Tech 14 28 2.00

55 M ichigan State 10 19 1.90

56 Massachusetts 14 26 1.86

57 Merrimack 12 20 1.67

58 C olorado C ollege 11 15 1.36

59 A labama Huntsville 12 11 0.92

SCORING DEFENSE GP Goals G/GM

1 Q uinnipiac 15 24 1.60

2 UMass Lowell 14 25 1.79

3 M ichigan 11 20 1.82

4 St. C loud State 12 22 1.83

5 Denver 14 26 1.86

6 P rovidence 13 25 1.92

7 Notre Dame 14 27 1.93

8 Maine 11 23 2.09

9 C larkson 14 30 2.14

10 M innesota 12 26 2.17

11 Northern M ichigan 12 28 2.33

12 C ornell 11 26 2.36

V ermont 11 26 2.36

14 Bos ton C ollege 13 31 2.38

15 New Hampshire 15 36 2.40

16 Western M ichigan 12 29 2.42

17 M iami 14 34 2.43

M ichigan Tech 14 34 2.43

19 Yale 9 22 2.44

20 Bowling Green 14 35 2.50

M innesota Duluth 12 30 2.50

22 Ferris State 13 33 2.54

23 A laska A nchorage 12 31 2.58

Merrimack 12 31 2.58

25 Harvard 10 26 2.60

26 Northeas tern 13 34 2.62

27 Union 11 29 2.64

28 Rensselaer 14 37 2.64

29 Lake Superior State 12 33 2.75

O hio State 12 33 2.75

31 C onnec ticut 9 25 2.78

32 C olorado C ollege 11 31 2.82

33 M innesota State 12 34 2.83

34 Bos ton Univers ity 13 37 2.85

35 M ichigan State 10 29 2.90

36 Bemidji State 14 41 2.93

37 Nebraska O maha 14 43 3.07

38 A ir Force 12 37 3.08

Holy C ross 12 37 3.08

40 A laska 12 38 3.17

41 Bentley 11 35 3.18

Robert Morris 11 35 3.18

43 Brown 9 29 3.22

Penn State 9 29 3.22


46 Massachusetts 14 46 3.29

47 Wiscons in 8 27 3.38

48 C anis ius 10 35 3.50

49 C olgate 15 53 3.53

50 Mercyhurs t 13 46 3.54

51 P rinceton 11 40 3.64

52 St. Lawrence 14 51 3.64

53 RIT 11 42 3.82

54 Sacred Heart 12 46 3.83

55 Niagara 13 50 3.85

56 A labama Huntsville 12 57 4.75

57 A merican International 8 39 4.88

58 A rmy 12 60 5.00

59 Dartmouth 8 41 5.12

National Team Leaders


POWER PLAY Totals SHA PP%

1 C onnec ticut 8/27 0 29.6

C ornell 16/54 1 29.6

3 Dartmouth 10/34 1 29.4

4 St. Lawrence 19/68 1 27.9

5 M ichigan 12/43 1 27.9

6 A merican Int'l 8 /30 1 26.7

7 Denver 19/72 1 26.4

8 M iami 16/63 1 25.4

9 A laska A nchorage 16/66 2 24.2

10 RIT 12/50 0 24.0

11 Union 14/61 2 23.0

12 New Hampshire 15/66 1 22.7

13 UMass Lowell 16/71 1 22.5

14 Massachusetts 15/67 3 22.4

15 Robert Morris 12/54 0 22.2

16 Northern M ichigan 14/64 2 21.9

17 C anis ius 9/42 3 21.4

18 Sacred Heart 11/52 3 21.2

19 Bos ton Univers ity 12/57 2 21.1

20 Bentley 9/43 1 20.9

Yale 9/43 1 20.9

22 Northeas tern 14/67 3 20.9

23 Wiscons in 7/34 2 20.6

24 Rensselaer 12/59 1 20.3

25 Ferris State 12/60 1 20.0

26 Bemidji State 11/56 1 19.6

27 Q uinnipiac 16/82 1 19.5

28 C larkson 11/57 0 19.3

29 North Dakota 10/52 1 19.2

P rinceton 10/52 2 19.2

31 Nebraska O maha 15/81 4 18.5

32 Maine 12/66 1 18.2

33 St. C loud State 9/51 0 17.6

34 Notre Dame 16/91 1 17.6

35 Penn State 7/40 2 17.5

36 A ir Force 9/52 3 17.3

37 A laska 10/58 0 17.2

38 M innesota Duluth 11/64 1 17.2

39 Lake Superior 9/54 3 16.7

40 Bowling Green 12/73 2 16.4

41 Bos ton C ollege 8/49 0 16.3

42 O hio State 10/63 1 15.9

43 M innesota 9/59 1 15.3

44 Brown 6/40 1 15.0

Harvard 6/40 2 15.0

46 C olgate 10/68 3 14.7

47 P rovidence 9/64 1 14.1

48 V ermont 8/57 3 14.0

49 Mercyhurs t 9/65 1 13.8

50 A rmy 9/67 5 13.4

51 Holy C ross 5/38 0 13.2

52 Western M ichigan 8/64 1 12.5

53 M innesota State 7/57 4 12.3

54 Merrimack 8/67 2 11.9

55 M ichigan Tech 7/73 0 9.6

56 Niagara 5/56 4 8.9

57 M ichigan State 4/47 0 8.5

58 C olorado C ollege 4/48 0 8.3

59 A lab. Huntsville 4/53 1 7.5

PENALTY KILL Totals SHF PK%

1 Q uinnipiac 68/74 2 91.9

2 Denver 64/70 0 91.4

3 Harvard 36/40 1 90.0

4 V ermont 51/57 2 89.5

5 Bos ton C ollege 60/68 4 88.2

6 Notre Dame 58/66 3 87.9

7 M innesota Duluth 63/72 1 87.5

8 Lake Superior 58/67 0 86.6

9 M innesota State 50/58 0 86.2

10 North Dakota 54/63 1 85.7

11 Bemidji State 53/62 1 85.5

12 Maine 40/47 3 85.1

13 Ferris State 51/60 3 85.0

14 Penn State 45/53 2 84.9

15 P rovidence 56/66 4 84.8

Western M ichigan 56/66 1 84.8

17 M ichigan 44/52 1 84.6

18 A laska A nchorage 53/63 0 84.1

19 C olorado C ollege 37/44 0 84.1

20 Bentley 47/56 2 83.9

21 Mercyhurs t 52/62 4 83.9

22 St. C loud State 31/37 2 83.8

23 UMass Lowell 51/61 0 83.6

Rensselaer 51/61 4 83.6

25 M ichigan Tech 66/79 3 83.5

26 Merrimack 50/60 1 83.3

27 Bowling Green 64/77 3 83.1

28 M iami 58/70 3 82.9

29 Bos ton Univers ity 48/58 0 82.8

30 Northern M ichigan 52/63 0 82.5

31 A laska 51/62 3 82.3

C larkson 51/62 0 82.3

33 Union 37/45 1 82.2

34 C ornell 36/44 0 81.8

35 P rinceton 39/48 2 81.2

36 Holy C ross 42/52 1 80.8

37 Wiscons in 29/36 2 80.6

38 A ir Force 37/46 2 80.4

39 C olgate 55/69 2 79.7

40 Brown 35/44 1 79.5

41 New Hampshire 42/53 2 79.2

O hio State 42/53 1 79.2

43 Northeas tern 61/78 1 78.2

44 C anis ius 35/45 2 77.8

M innesota 42/54 0 77.8

46 Sacred Heart 52/67 1 77.6

47 Massachusetts 55/71 1 77.5

48 St. Lawrence 51/67 1 76.1

49 M ichigan State 35/46 1 76.1

50 A rmy 38/51 0 74.5

51 A merican Int'l 26/35 2 74.3

52 C onnec ticut 17/23 0 73.9

53 Yale 25/34 2 73.5

54 RIT 38/52 0 73.1

55 Niagara 44/61 3 72.1

56 Nebraska O maha 57/82 2 69.5

57 Dartmouth 24/35 0 68.6

58 Robert Morris 31/46 2 67.4

59 A lab. Huntsville 36/58 1 62.1

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