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2014-15 NCHC Weekly release

Week of March 9-15, 2015Volume 2, Issue 24 - Quarterfinals

Final 2014-15 nCHC StandingS Conference Overall Pts. GP W L T SW Win Pct. GF GA GP W L T Win Pct. GF GA1. North Dakota 50 24 16 6 2 0 .708 72 55 35 25 7 3 .757 117 762. Miami 44 24 14 9 1 1 .604 73 60 34 21 12 1 .632 102 783. Omaha 43 24 12 8 4 3 .583 67 56 34 18 10 6 .618 94 804. Denver 41 24 13 10 1 1 .563 79 68 34 20 12 2 .618 109 835. Minnesota Duluth 39 24 12 9 3 0 .563 68 59 36 20 13 3 .597 106 856. St. Cloud State 34 24 11 12 1 0 .479 69 56 34 16 17 1 .485 95 857. Western Michigan 27 24 6 13 5 4 .354 51 73 34 13 16 5 .456 88 938. Colorado College 10 24 2 19 3 1 .146 43 95 33 6 24 3 .227 71 128 Teams 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 play a 24-game conference schedule.

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UpComing gameS (Best-of-Three Series)Friday, March 13(7) Western Michigan at (2) No. 5/5 Miami, 7:35 p.m. ET(6) St. Cloud State at (3) No. 7/8 Omaha, 7:37 p.m. CT(8) Colorado College at (1) No. 1/1 North Dakota, 7:38 p.m. CT(5) No. 6/6 Minnesota Duluth at (4) No. 8/7 Denver, 7:37 p.m. MT

Saturday, March 14(7) Western Michigan at (2) No. 5/5 Miami, 7:05 p.m. ET(6) St. Cloud State at (3) No. 7/8 Omaha, 7:07 p.m. CT(8) Colorado College at (1) No. 1/1 North Dakota, 7:08 p.m. CT(5) No. 6/6 Minnesota Duluth at (4) No. 8/7 Denver, 7:07 p.m. MT

Sunday, March 15 (if necessary)(7) Western Michigan at (2) No. 5/5 Miami, 7:05 p.m. ET(6) St. Cloud State at (3) No. 7/8 Omaha, 7:07 p.m. CT(8) Colorado College at (1) No. 1/1 North Dakota, 7:08 p.m. CT(5) No. 6/6 Minnesota Duluth at (4) No. 8/7 Denver, 7:07 p.m. MT

laSt Week’S ReSUltSFriday, March 6*No. 1/1 North Dakota 2, at No. 5/5 Miami 1*No. 6/6 Minnesota Duluth 6, at Western Michigan 3*Colorado College 2, at No. 7/8 Omaha 2 (OT) CC wins shootout, 1-0, in three rounds*No. 8/7 Denver 3, at St. Cloud State 2

Saturday, March 7*at Western Michigan 3, No. 6/6 Minnesota Duluth 0 *at No. 5/5 Miami 6, No. 1/1 North Dakota 3*at No. 7/8 Omaha 4, Colorado College 2*at St. Cloud State 4, No. 8/7 Denver 2

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NCHC.tvAll NCHC Quarterfinal games will be streamed live on NCHC.tv March 13-15. Those who already have an Annual, Monthly, Mid-Season or End of Season conference pass will get access to all games. For those without a subscription, the new Playoff Pass ($24.95) grants access to all quarterfinal games and the Frozen Faceoff Third-Place Game.

NCHC FaCts aNd Figures• No. 1/1 North Dakota captured the Penrose Cup last Friday with a win at Miami as UND won the 2014-15 NCHC regular-season title, its first NCHC championship of any kind. The title is UND’s 16th conference championship in program history, the most of any NCAA Division I men’s program. North Dakota is the top seed heading into this weekend’s NCHC Tournament.• Of the four teams hosting quarterfinal series this weekend, only two hosted last season - top-seeded North Dakota and third-seeded Omaha. Second-seeded Miami and fourth-seeded Denver are hosting a quarterfinal series for the first time in the NCHC Tournament. Last season, only one host team advanced to the Frozen Faceoff (second-seeded North Dakota) as three lower seeds won road series, including sixth-seeded Denver, which went on to defeat eighth-seeded Miami in the inaugural Frozen Faceoff Championship to claim the NCHC Tournament title.• Only one NCHC Quarterfinal series this year is a rematch from last season -- Colorado College at North Dakota. Last year it was the 2-7 match-up, while this year it is the 1-8 series. Last year, CC took the series to three games before UND prevailed.• Comparing the final NCHC standings to the NCHC Preseason Poll, as voted upon by media, the Preseason Poll was almost exactly correct. The only difference was Omaha and St. Cloud State, which finished in opposite places they were predicted. (page 7)• The eight NCHC teams have played the eight toughest schedules in the country this season, led by Minnesota Duluth and St. Cloud State at No. 1 and 2, respectively. Omaha, Miami, Denver, WMU, CC and UND round out the top eight, respectively, in the KRACH Ratings.• Omaha sophomore forward Austin Ortega broke the NCAA single-season record for game-winning goals with his 11th game-winner this season in Saturday’s win over Colorado College. He broke the record of 10 that had been matched seven times, last in 2002 by New Hampshire’s Colin Hemingway. Miami junior forward Sean Kuraly is second in the country with nine game-winners this season.• Denver sophomore forward Trevor Moore captured the NCHC conference scoring title with 30 points in 23 conference games. His 13 goals tied for the lead in NCHC play. DU senior defenseman Joey LaLeggia was second with 29 points, which led all blue liners in conference play. Denver freshman forward Danton Heinen took the rookie scoring title with 26 points in 24 NCHC games. Heinen also leads all NCHC players in overall scoring with 42 points.• The NCHC leads all conferences with five ranked teams (all in the top 8) in both the USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine Poll and the USCHO.com Poll. The NCHC has five teams ranked in the top eight of the PairWise Ratings as of March 11, as well. One NCHC quarterfinal series is a top-10 match-up with No. 6/6 Minnesota Duluth at No. 8/7 Denver. (page 7)

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Colorado CollegeWebsite: .............................................. CCTigers.comHockey SID: ............................................ Jerry CrossOffice: ................................................719-389-6755Cell: ..................................................719-205-4432Email: ........................ [email protected] Box Phone: .................................719-540-6520Hockey Specific Twitter: ....................... @CC_Hockey1Athletics Facebook: ...................................../CCTigers Address: ......................14 East Cache La Poudre Street Colorado Springs, CO 80903

University of DenverWebsite: .....................................DenverPioneers.comHockey SID: ........................................ Rick BownessOffice: ................................................303-871-2390Cell: .................................................720-425-0089Email: [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 University 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 Hockey Fan PageAddress: ........................... 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

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Offensive Player of the Week Defenseman of the Week Rookie of the Week Goaltender of the Week

Czarnik tallied four points in a split with UND. After being held scoreless on Friday, the team captain exploded for four points on Senior Night, including his first career hat trick, to power Miami to a 6-3 victory. Two of Czarnik’s three goals came short-handed, while he also added an assist and posted a plus-4 rating in the win. He scored Miami’s first two goals Saturday, putting the RedHawks in front short-handed. Czarnik capped his hat trick with an unassisted short-handed tally, which was the game-winning goal as well. Czarnik capped his career night with the primary assist on Miami’s fifth goal. He put six shots on goal Saturday and was named the game’s first star.

2014-15 nCHC playeRS oF tHe Week (PrevIouS WInnerS)Week of offensive Defenseman Rookie GoaltenDeR Oct. 7-12 Dominic Toninato, UMD Peter Stoykewych, CC Louie Belpedio, Miami Matt McNeely, UMDOct. 13-19 Mark MacMillan, UND Paul LaDue, UND Danton Heinen, Denver Ryan Massa, OmahaOct. 20-26 Austin Farley, UMD Troy Stecher, UND Kasimir Kaskisuo, UMD Lukas Hafner, WMUOct. 27-Nov. 2 Blake Coleman, Miami Ethan Prow, SCSU Danton Heinen, Denver Ryan Massa, OmahaNov. 3-9 Riley Barber, Miami Andy Welinski, UMD Avery Peterson, Omaha Jay Williams, MiamiNov. 10-16 Drake Caggiula, UND Joey LaLeggia, Denver Patrick Russell, SCSU Kasimir Kaskisuo, UMDNov. 17-23 Quentin Shore, Denver Will Butcher, Denver Tyler Vesel, Omaha Jay Williams, MiamiNov. 24-30 Justin Kovacs, WMU Kenney Morrison, WMU Frederik Tiffels, WMU Zane McIntyre, UNDDec. 1-7 Cody Murphy, Miami Jordan Schmaltz, UND Tucker Poolman, UND Zane McIntyre, UNDDec. 8-14 Dominic Toninato, UMD Ian Brady, Omaha Jake Randolph, Omaha Lukas Hafner, WMUDec. 20-Jan. 4 Austin Ortega, Omaha Taylor Fleming, WMU Danton Heinen, Denver Jay Williams, MiamiJan. 5-11 Joe Rehkamp, SCSU Willie Raskob, UMD Avery Peterson, Omaha Zane McIntyre, UNDJan. 12-18 Colton Hargrove, WMU Joey LaLeggia, Denver Avery Peterson, Omaha Tanner Jaillet, DenverJan. 19-25 Cody Murphy, Miami Keaton Thompson, UND Patrick Russell, SCSU Charlie Lindgren, SCSUJan. 26-Feb. 1 Jonny Brodzinski, SCSU Ethan Prow, SCSU Patrick Russell, SCSU Charlie Lindgren, SCSUFeb. 2-8 Adam Krause, UMD Joey LaLeggia, Denver Jared Thomas, UMD Tanner Jaillet, DenverFeb. 9-15 David Morley, SCSU Joey LaLeggia, Denver Louie Belpedio, Miami Jay Williams, MiamiFeb. 16-22 Danton Heinen, Denver Joey LaLeggia, Denver Nick Schmaltz, UND Zane McIntyre, UNDFeb. 23-Mar. 1 Trevor Moore, Denver Nick Mattson, UND Danton Heinen, Denver Tyler Marble, CCMar. 2-8 Austin Czarnik, Miami Joel Messner, Omaha Adam Plant, Denver Lukas Hafner, WMU

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ForwardWashington, Mich.

Messner helped Omaha pick up four points against CC. Offensive-ly, he chipped in three assists, including two in Saturday’s win. In Friday’s overtime tie, he assisted on UNO’s first goal, which came short-handed in the first peri-od. He put three shots on goal in the draw and was named the game’s third star. The next night, he recorded his first collegiate multi-point game with a pair of helpers in a 4-2 win, including on the game-winner late in the third period to break a 2-2 tie. He finished with a plus-3 rating in Saturday’s win and put five shots on goal in the series. Defensively, Messner blocked two shots on the weekend, while he led a UNO penalty kill that went 5-for-6.

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OmahaFreshman

DefensemanLorette, Manitoba

Plant stepped up to help Denver earn a split at St. Cloud State. In Friday’s 3-2 win, he scored the game-winning goal in the third period to break a 2-2 tie, which was also his first career goal as a Pioneer. Plant put three shots on goal in the game and also posted a plus-2 rating in the victory. He was named the game’s first star for his efforts. On Saturday, Plant logged increased minutes on the back end as DU was without senior defenseman Joey LaLeggia due to injury. He put two more shots on goal Saturday and fin-ished with five on the weekend. Plant also blocked a shot Satur-day. He compiled a plus-2 rating on the weekend.

Hafner was stellar in his only appearance of the weekend, pitching a shutout against No. 6/6 Minnesota Duluth Saturday in a 3-0 Bronco victory. He stopped all 18 shots that came his way to lead WMU to its first shutout of the season and first since Dec. 28, 2013. It was Hafner’s third career shutout. Of his 18 saves, 15 came over the final two periods as the Bulldogs picked up the pressure in a one-goal game. Hafner also stopped seven shots on UMD’s power plays as he helped the Broncos go 4-for-4 on the penalty kill. He was named the game’s second star Saturday while earning his 11th win of the season in net.

lukAs HAfnerWestern Michigan

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Toledo, Ohio

otHeR StandoUt peRFoRmeRS (Week of March 2-8)Jonny Brodzinski, Jr., F, SCSU – Notched a four-point weekend in a split with Denver, assisting on a goal in Friday’s loss, while scoring two goals and assisting on the game-winner Saturday when he had a plus-4 rating.Matt Hansen, So., F, CC – Scored his first two goals of the season at Omaha with Friday’s goal tying the game at 2-2 in an eventual tie, while he also scored a goal to tie the game in a loss Saturday.Tanner Jaillet, Fr., G, DU – In his only game of the weekend, backstopped DU to a 3-2 win at SCSU, making 40 saves while allowing just two goals for a .952 save percentage.Tyler Marble, So., G, CC – Went 0-1-1 in net at Omaha, backstopping CC to an OT tie and shootout win on Friday with 32 saves and three more in the shootout, while Saturday he stopped 31 shots and finished the series with a .926 save percentage and a 2.42 GAA.Zane McIntyre, Jr., G, UND – Went 1-1 in a split at Miami, making 43 saves and allowing just one goal in Friday’s victory to clinch the Penrose Cup while he finished the weekend with 66 saves, a .917 save percentage and a 3.03 GAA.Trevor Moore, So., F, DU – Tallied two points and a plus-3 rating in a split at SCSU, assisting on the game-winning goal Friday, while scoring a goal in Saturday’s loss when he was plus-2.Justin Parizek, So., F, Omaha – Notched three goals in a win and a tie with CC, scoring both goals in Friday’s 2-2 tie, one short-handed and one on the power play, while he added another goal in Saturday’s win and posted a plus-2 rating in the series.

AdAM PlAnt

DenverFreshman

DefensemanPenticton, B.C.


NatioNal aCColades For NCHC teams/PlayersHCa national Player of the monthAustin Ortega, SO, F, Omaha - DecemberDrake Caggiula, JR, F, UND - November

HCa national Rookie of the monthDanton Heinen, FR, F, Denver - FebruaryKasimir Kaskisuo, FR, G, UMD - November

nCaa three stars of the WeekTrevor Moore, SO, F, Denver - Second Star (Week of Feb. 23-Mar. 1)Tyler Marble, SO, G, CC - Third Star (Week of Feb. 23-Mar. 1)Jonny Brodzinski, JR, F, SCSU - Second Star (Week of Jan. 26-Feb. 1)Jay Williams, JR, G, Miami - First Star (Week of Dec. 29-Jan. 4)Austin Ortega, SO, F, Omaha - Second Star (Week of Dec. 8-14)Justin Kovacs, SR, F, WMU - First Star (Week of Nov. 24-30)Quentin Shore, JR, F, Denver - First Star (Week of Nov. 17-23)Kasimir Kaskisuo, FR, G, UMD - First Star (Week of Nov. 10-16)Avery Peterson, FR, F, Omaha - Third Star (Week of Nov. 3-9)Mark MacMillan, SR, F, UND - Second Star (Week of Oct. 13-19)Jonny Brodzinski, JR, F, SCSU - Second Star (Week of Oct. 6-12)

College Hockey news team of the WeekSt. Cloud State - Week of Feb. 16-22 (swept Omaha)Omaha - Week of Dec. 8-14 (swept St. Cloud State)Minnesota Duluth - Week of Nov. 10-16 (swept Minnesota)Minnesota Duluth - Week of Nov. 3-9 (swept at St. Cloud State)Omaha - Week of Oct. 13-19 (swept at Western Michigan)

2015 ledyard Classic all-tournament teamDanton Heinen, FR, F - DenverTrevor Moore, SO, F - Denver

2014 three Rivers Classic all-tournament teamAidan Muir, FR, F - Western Michigan

2014 florida College Hockey Classic all-tournament teamAustin Czarnik, SR, F - Miami

2014 shillelagh tournament all-tournament teamLukas Hafner, JR, G - Western MichiganJustin Kovacs, SR, F - Western MichiganNolan LaPorte, JR, F - Western MichiganKenney Morrison, JR, D - Western MichiganFrederik Tiffels, FR, F - Western Michigan

2014 ice Breaker tournament all-tournament teamDominic Toninato, SO, F - Minnesota Duluth

Player of the Month

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montH PlayeR RookieOctober Ryan Massa, Omaha Nick Schmaltz, UND November Drake Caggiula, UND Kasimir Kaskisuo, UMDDecember Austin Ortega, Omaha Aidan Muir, WMUJanuary Jonny Brodzinski, SCSU/Joey LaLeggia, DU Avery Peterson, OmahaFebruary Joey LaLeggia, DU Danton Heinen, DU

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LaLeggia notched 13 points on three goals and 10 assists in just

seven games in February, while leading the Pioneers to a 4-2-1 mark. His 13 points tied for fifth nationally in February and ranked second in the NCHC, while he was tops among all NCAA defensemen

in February scoring. His 10 assists in the month tied for the NCHC lead and second in the country among all players, while his 1.43 assists per game was tops among all NCAA players in February and his 1.86 ppg ranked fourth in the country and tops among NCAA blue liners. LaLeg-gia posted a plus-5 rating and blocked eight shots in the month. LaLeggia tallied at least one point in all seven games in February, while he had two points in six of the seven contests, including each of his last four games. The Oilers prospect opened February with two assists, including one on the game-winner, while helping DU shut out rival Colorado College Feb. 6. The following weekend, Feb. 13-14, he compiled three points at then No. 2 North Dakota, scoring a power play goal and adding an assist in the series opener. LaLeggia garnered NCHC Defenseman of the Week each of the first three weeks. A weekend later, LaLeggia continued his success against the rival Tigers with another NCHC Defenseman of the Week honor, compiling four points in a sweep of CC Feb. 20-21. He dished out two assists in Friday’s win and added a power play goal and another helper the next night when he was named third star of the game. LaLeggia then capped February with another four-point weekend in a split with No. 5 Miami Feb. 27-28. In Friday’s loss, he handed out two assists, while in the series finale he had a goal and an assist in a 6-2 victory, which again earned him third star of the game.

Heinen had a fantastic February, racking up five goals and 10

assists for 15 points in just seven games. His 15 points led all NCHC players and tied for the nation-al rookie lead in scoring during the month, while his 2.14 ppg in February ranked second among

all NCAA players behind only his teammate, Trevor Moore. Heinen’s 15 points also tied for second nationally among all players during the month, as did his 10 assists, while he tied LaLeggia for the NCAA lead with 1.43 helpers per game. His plus-12 rating during the month was two better than any other NCAA player in February. Heinen recorded points in all seven games in February, while he notched four multi-point games and two multi-goal games. The Bruins draft pick opened the month with a three-point outing in a 3-0 shutout of rival Colorado College Feb. 6 as he had a hand in each goal, scoring the game-winning goal while adding assists on the final two goals to earn third star of the game. The next weekend, Feb. 13-14, Heinen dished out an assist in each game at then No. 2 North Dakota. A weekend later again against rival CC, Heinen compiled a four-point weekend with two goals and an assist in a 6-4 win Feb. 20 to earn first star of the game. He chipped in an assist the following night in a win as he garnered NCHC Offensive Player of the Week for his efforts. Lastly, Heinen racked up six points in a spilt with No. 5 Miami to earn NCHC Rookie of the Week. In a loss Feb. 27, Heinen doled out two assists, while he tied a career high with four points the follow-ing night in a 6-2 victory. In that game on Feb. 28, he scored two power play goals and handed out two assists, including one on the game-winning tally, as he was named the game’s second star.

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DenverFreshman Forward

Langley, B.C.

nCHC montHly HonoRS - FebRUaRy

Four goaltenders in the NCHC were named nominees for the 2015 Mike Richter Award, Let’s Play Hockey and the Herb Brooks Founation announced Feb. 27. A total of 28 nominees were selected nationally with five finalists to be announced March 18. The second annual award honors the most out-standing goaltender in NCAA men’s hockey. Candidates must show out-standing skills on the ice and be in good academic standing. Consideration is given for academic achievement, sportsmanship and community service.

nCHC 2015 mike Richter award nominees:Charlie Lindgren, So., St. Cloud StateRyan Massa, Sr., OmahaZane McIntyre, Jr., North DakotaJay Williams, Jr., Miami

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Burnaby, B.C.

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Taylor Fleming, So., D, Western MichiganJared Hanson, Jr., F, Colorado College

Larkin Jacobson, Sr., F, DenverKalle Kossila, Jr., F, St. Cloud State

Adam Krause, Sr., F, Minnesota DuluthRyan Massa, Sr., G, Omaha

Nick Mattson, Sr., D, North DakotaJay Williams, Jr., G, Miami


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nCHC 3 StaRS oF tHe gameOverall Conference Leaders (NCHC games only): PLAyER SCHOOL POINTS1. Joey LaLeggia Denver 332. Ryan Massa Omaha 30 Austin Ortega Omaha 304. Jonny Brodzinski St. Cloud State 27 Drake Caggiula North Dakota 276. Zane McIntyre North Dakota 267. Mark MacMillan North Dakota 22

Team Leaders (NCHC games only):SCHOOL POINTSColorado College 1. Tyler Marble ..............10 t-2. Cody Bradley ...........8 t-2. Chase Perry ............8Denver 1. Joey LaLeggia ...........33 2. Trevor Moore ............21 3. Tanner Jaillet ............16Miami 1. Sean Kuraly ..............20 t-2. R. Barber/B. Coleman/ J. Williams .............16Minnesota Duluth 1. Justin Crandall ...........18 2. Kasimir Kaskisuo ........ 14 3. Tony Cameranesi ....... 11Omaha t-1. Ryan Massa ............30 t-1. Austin Ortega .........30 3. Guentzel/Parizek/Peterson .11North Dakota 1. Drake Caggiula ..........27 2. Zane McIntyre ...........26 3. Mark MacMillan .........22St. Cloud State 1. Jonny Brodzinski ........27 2. David Morley.............18 3. Charlie Lindgren ........16Western Michigan 1. Lukas Hafner ............. 17 2. Colton Hargrove ........ 11 3. Frank Slubowski ........10

1st star = 5 pts.; 2nd star = 3 pts.; 3rd star = 1 pt.

The candidates for the 2015 Hobey Baker Memorial Award were announced Jan. 7, as well as that phase one of fan voting has com-menced. Among the 61 players nominated for college hockey’s top honor, 12 call the NCHC home. The 10 finalists will be announced March 19 and the winner on April 10.

nCHC 2015 Hobey Baker award Candidates:Jonny Brodzinski, Jr., F, St. Cloud StateAustin Czarnik, Sr., F, MiamiSheldon Dries, So., F, Western MichiganAlex Iafallo, So., F, Minnesota DuluthJustin Kovacs, Sr., F, Western MichiganJoey LaLeggia, Sr., D, DenverNolan LaPorte, Jr., F, Western MichiganRyan Massa, Sr., G, OmahaZane McIntyre, Jr., G, North DakotaDominic Toninato, So., F, Minnesota DuluthAndy Welinski, Jr., D, Minnesota DuluthJay Williams, Jr., G, Miami

Three of the 10 NCAA Division I men’s hockey student-athletes tabbed finalists for the prestigious Senior CLASS Award in 2014-15 call the NCHC home as the finalists were announced Feb. 13. An acronym for Celebrating Loyalty and Achievement for Staying in School®, the Senior CLASS Award focuses on the total student-athlete and encourages students to use their platform in athletics to make a positive impact as leaders in their communities. Five of the original 20 candidates announced in January were NCHC student-athletes, while the winner will be announced at the Frozen Four on April 10.

nCHC 2015 senior Class award finalists:Austin Czarnik, Sr., F, MiamiMark MacMillan, Sr., F, North DakotaNick Mattson, Sr., D, North Dakota

North Dakota senior forward Mark MacMillan is among five finalists for the BNY Mellon Wealth Management Hockey Humanitarian Award, as the finalists for 2015 were announced Feb. 13. MacMillan is the only Division I men’s hockey player among the finalists. The award is presented annually to college hockey’s finest citizen – a student-athlete who makes contributions not only to his or her team but also to the community-at-large through leadership in volunteerism. Two NCHC student-athletes were among the original 15 candidates announced in Janu-ary, while the winner will be announced April 10 at the Frozen Four.

nCHC 2015 Hockey Humanitarian award finalist:Mark MacMillan, Sr., F, North Dakota

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First-Team All-Conference*Trevor Moore, So., F, Denver – 26 points (8 first-place votes)$Jonny Brodzinski, Jr., F, SCSU – 25 (7)Mark MacMillan, Sr., F, UND – 22 (6)^Joey LaLeggia, Sr., D, Denver – 42 (14) (unanimous)*%Jaccob Slavin, So., D, CC – 21 (5)$Zane McIntyre, Jr., G, UND – 32 (10)

Second-Team All-ConferenceDanton Heinen, Fr., F, Denver – 22 (5)^Austin Czarnik, Sr., F, Miami – 21 (4)Drake Caggiula, Jr., F, UND – 17 (4)Andy Welinski, Jr., D, UMD – 20 (4)%Jordan Schmaltz, Jr., D, UND – 19 (5)Ryan Massa, Sr., G, Omaha – 19 (4)

Honorable Mention All-ConferenceAustin Ortega, So., F, Omaha – 16 (4)Dominic Toninato, So., F, UMD – 14 (4)*Jake Guentzel, So., F, Omaha – 8 (2)Matthew Caito, Jr., D, Miami – 10 (3)$Andrew Prochno, Sr., D, SCSU – 4 (0)*Charlie Lindgren, So., G, SCSU - 6 (1)

All-Rookie TeamDanton Heinen, F, Denver – 42 (14) (unanimous)Patrick Russell, F, SCSU – 35 (11)Nick Schmaltz, F, UND – 30 (9)Louie Belpedio, D, Miami – 40 (13)Luc Snuggerud, D, Omaha – 22 (6)Kasimir Kaskisuo, G, UMD – 38 (12)

All-Conference Awards voted on by head coaches and select student-athletes^ 2013-14 NCHC First-Team All-Conference% 2013-14 NCHC Second-Team All-Conference$ 2013-14 NCHC Honorable Mention All-Conference* 2013-14 NCHC All-Rookie Team

2014-15 pReSeaSon all-nCHC team

F - Austin Czarnik, Miami, Sr. – 23 votesF – Jonny Brodzinski, St. Cloud State, Jr. – 19 F – Riley Barber, Miami, Jr. – 12 D – Joey LaLeggia, Denver, Sr. – 19 D – Jaccob Slavin, Colorado College, So. – 13 G – Zane McIntyre, North Dakota, Jr. – 25


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Week 22 (March 9)(first-place votes in parentheses)

2014-15 LAST WEEK’SNO. TEAM POINTS RECORD RANKING1. North Dakota 503 (30) 25-7-3 12. Minnesota State 452 25-7-3 23. Boston University 441 (3) 21-7-5 34. Michigan Tech 396 (1) 26-8-2 45. Miami 386 21-12-1 56. Minnesota Duluth 330 20-13-3 67. Omaha 294 18-10-6 78. Denver 278 20-12-2 89. Boston College 218 20-11-3 910. Providence 201 21-11-2 1111. Quinnipiac 197 21-9-4 1012. Yale 142 17-7-5 1213. Bowling Green 116 21-10-5 1314. UMass Lowell 69 18-10-6 1415. Minnesota 30 19-12-3 15

Others receiving votes: Vermont, 9; Robert Morris, 7; Colgate, 6; Harvard, 5.

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Week 22 (March 9)(first-place votes in parentheses)

2014-15 LAST WEEK’SNO. TEAM RECORD POINTS RANKING1. North Dakota 25-7-3 988 (43) 12. Minnesota State 25-7-3 928 (2) 23. Boston University 21-7-5 870 (4) 34. Michigan Tech 26-8-2 848 (1) 45. Miami 21-12-1 809 56. Minnesota Duluth 20-13-3 739 67. Denver 20-12-2 683 78. Omaha 18-10-6 661 89. Boston College 20-11-3 583 910. Providence 21-11-2 552 1011. Quinnipiac 21-9-4 525 1112. Yale 17-7-5 447 1213. Bowling Green 21-10-5 412 1314. UMass Lowell 18-10-6 344 1415. Minnesota 19-12-3 273 1516. Colgate 19-11-4 182 1817. Vermont 20-13-4 177 1718. Harvard 17-11-3 127 1919. Michigan 19-13-0 113 1620. Robert Morris 22-7-5 73 20

Others receiving votes: St. Cloud State 65, St. Lawrence 39, Bemidji State 26, Dartmouth 22, Penn State 5, RIT 3, Alaska 2, Canisius 2, Michigan State 2.

national pollS

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Colorado College 0-1-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 1-4-0 2-0-0 4-5-0

Denver 1-0-0 1-0-0 4-1-1 1-1-0 0-0-0 7-2-1

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

Minnesota Duluth 0-0-0 3-1-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 4-3-0 8-4-0

Omaha 0-0-0 2-0-0 1-0-1 1-1-0 2-1-1 6-2-2

North Dakota 3-0-0 2-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-1 3-1-0 9-1-1

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

Western Michigan 1-1-0 2-0-0 1-1-0 2-0-0 1-1-0 7-3-0

total 5-2-0 14-2-0 13-6-2 7-7-1 14-8-1 53-25-4

2014-15nCHC pReSeaSon poll(voting conducted by media only)First-place votes in parentheses

Team Points

1. North Dakota 181 (12)2. Miami 167 (9)3. St. Cloud State 151 (4)4. Denver 117 5. Minnesota Duluth 112 6. Omaha 73 7. Western Michigan 67 8. Colorado College 32

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nCHC gameS on national/Regional tv

CBS SPORTS NETWORKDate Game Time (ET)

Fri., Mar. 20, 2015 NCHC Semifinal #1 5:00 p.m.

Fri., Mar. 20, 2015 NCHC Semifinal #2 8:30 p.m.

Sat., Mar. 21, 2015 NCHC Championship 8:30 p.m.

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Get involved and stay connected with the NCHC on social media via Twitter (@TheNCHC), Facebook (Facebook.com/TheNCHC) and Instagram (@TheNCHC). See behind the scenes photos, find out the latest news and win giveaways during the season on social media. During the year, fans are encouraged to submit photos of themselves showing off their best team spirit to the NCHC on Twitter, Facebook or Instagram and use the hashtag #NCHCFan. Each Monday, the conference will select the Fan of the Week, sponsored by Sport Ngin, based on the best picture(s) from the previous weekend and the winner will receive 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 – Players of the Week/Fan of the Week announcedTuesday- Trivia (Twitter/Facebook)/Top 5 Goals of Week (NCHC.tv)Wednesday – Caption Contest (Instagram)/Inside the NCHC (NCHC.tv)Thursday - #Throwback Thursday/NCHC Radio ShowFriday – NCHC: Between the Boards show (NCHC.tv)/Game updatesSaturday - Game updates/Behind the Scenes photos

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2014-15 NCHC Media GuideThe 2014-15 NCHC Media Guide can be found as a PDF

on NCHCHockey.com under the “Media Zone” dropdown menu or at http://www.nchchockey.com/page/show/888867-nchc-and-school-media-guides.

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nCHC Radio SHoW

Like last year, each Thursday on NCHCHockey.com and NCHC.tv will be a weekly audio show, the NCHC Radio Show, that recaps the previous week in the league and previews the upcoming weekend. Included in the roughly six-minute segment will be interviews with the confer-ence’s players and coaches, as well as audio highlights from the past weekend’s contests.

To obtain a copy of the NCHC Radio Show for use during a broadcast or on the air, email NCHC Director of Communications Michael Weis-man at [email protected].

nCHC videoS/nCHC.tvThe NCHC produces three weekly video series that are posted on NCHC.tv, the NCHC’s new digital network, throughout the week.

Top Five Goals of the Week: Each Tuesday, the NCHC unveils the “Top Five Goals of the Week” from the previous weekend on NCHC.tv, which culminates in the Goal of the Year Tournament at the end of the season.

Inside the NCHC: Each Wednesday the NCHC releases its “Inside the NCHC” feature, which gives fans a close-up look at the coaches, stu-dent-athletes and programs in the NCHC, and provides fans a glimpse into the personal side of the coaches and student-athletes.

NCHC: Between the Boards: Produced by Midco Sports Network, the bi-weekly half-hour show recaps the previous weekend and previews the upcoming one, while also looking at news around the NCHC.

nCHC miSSion

The National Collegiate Hockey Conference facilitates and fosters competitive, academic and operational excellence for its member institutions through the sport of ice hockey. The Conference supports a culture of professionalism and integrity, reflecting its commitment to grow the sport of ice hockey while creating a positive experience for the student-athletes and fans it serves.

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The National Collegiate Hockey Conference strives to be the best single-sport conference in the NCAA by embracing our core values and operating collectively for the best interests of the Conference and member institutions.

Institution Location Population Enrollment

Colorado College Colorado Springs, CO 446,439 2,034

Denver Denver, CO 649,495 11,778

Miami Oxford, OH 21,351 17,720

Minnesota Duluth Duluth, MN 86,265 11,800

North Dakota Grand Forks, ND 52,838 14,326

Omaha Omaha, NE 421,570 15,227

St. Cloud State St. Cloud, MN 66,297 16,245

Western Michigan Kalamazoo, MI 74,262 25,086

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nchc reGular SeaSon/tournaMent/QuIck factS

JUlie & SpenCeR penRoSe memoRial CUp

Awarded to the NCHC regular season champion, the Julie

and Spencer Penrose Memorial Cup (right) serves 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 Penroses 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. The El Pomar Foundation also helped pay for the Penrose Cup.

nCHC toURnament/FRozen FaCeoFF

The NCHC Tournament consists of four quarterfinal series on the first weekend

following regular-season play (March 13-15, 2015). 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 the NCHC Frozen Faceoff at Target Center in Minneapolis for the two semifinal games on Friday, March 20. (Semifinal games will be reseeded based on the final regular-season 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 21 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.

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Website: ..............................................................NCHCHockey.comHeadquarters: ................................................... The Copper Building 1631 Mesa Ave., Suite C Colorado Springs, CO 80906General Email: ...............................................info@nchchockey.com

Founded: ....................................................................July 13, 2011Inaugural Season: ..............................................................2013-14

Commissioner: .............................................................Josh FentonOffice Phone: ............................................................719-418-2427Email: ...................................................... [email protected]

Director of Hockey Operations: .........................................Joe NovakOffice Phone: ............................................................719-418-2795Email: ....................................................... [email protected]

Director of Communications: .................................. Michael WeismanOffice Phone: ........................................................... 719-694-9924Email: ................................................. [email protected]

Business Operations Manager: ........................................Verna TollerOffice Phone: ........................................................... 719-203-6818Email: ....................................................... [email protected]

Director of Officiating: ....................................................Don AdamOffice Phone: ........................................................... 719-203-6818Email: .......................................................dadam@nchchockey.com

Regular-Season Trophy .......................................... Julie and Spencer Penrose Memorial CupInaugural Regular-Season Champion ...........................St. Cloud StateInaugural Tournament Champion ...........................................DenverTournament Championship .........................................Frozen FaceoffChampionship Site ......................................................Target Center Minneapolis, Minn.Championship Dates: .........................................March 20-21, 2015Tickets: ..............................................NCHCHockey.com or AXS.com or call 1-888-9-AXS-TIX (888-929-7849)

2014-15 NCHC Penrose Cup and Regular-Season Champions

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teaM noteS/Match-uPS

Colorado College TigersHead Coach: Mike Haviland (1st year) Record at CC: 6-24-32013-14 Overall Record: 7-24-6 (6-13-5-1)2014-15 Overall Record: 6-24-3 (2-19-3-1, 8th)Lettermen Ret./Lost: 20/7

• Colorado College posted its first shootout win of the season last Friday at Omaha after a 2-2 overtime tie. It was CC’s first shootout win since Nov. 22, 2013 at St. Cloud State.

• CC had its six-game streak with at least one power-play goal snapped on Saturday. On Friday, the Tigers went 1-for-4 on the power play.

• Sophomore goaltender Tyler Marble has a 1.69 goals-against average and a .952 save percentage (140 saves on 147 shots) his last four games after stopping 63 of 68 shots in the series at Omaha.

• Junior forward Peter Maric scored the Tigers’ first goal Friday, giving him five goals and an assist in his last six games. He had just three points (all assists) in his first 25 games this year.

• The Tigers enter the NCHC Tournament as the No. 8 seed. Colorado College is 58-76 all-time in conference postseason play and 42-53-2 in first-round series’ (WCHA and NCHC).

This Week’s Games:Fri., Mar. 13 at North Dakota (25-7-3, 16-6-2-0 NCHC) - 7:38 p.m. CTRalph Engelstad Arena - Grand Forks, N.D. TV: Midco SN

Sat., Mar. 14 at North Dakota (25-7-3, 16-6-2-0 NCHC) - 7:08 p.m. CTRalph Engelstad Arena - Grand Forks, N.D. TV: Midco SN

Sun., Mar. 15 at North Dakota (25-7-3, 16-6-2-0 NCHC) - 7:08 p.m. CTRalph Engelstad Arena - Grand Forks, N.D. (If nec.) TV: Midco SN

Key Fact: CC meets top-seeded and top-ranked North Dakota in the quarterfinals of the NCHC Tournament for a second straight year. Last year, the Tigers fell in three games at UND. CC is 4-9 against North Dakota in playoff history, including last year’s series.

Sun., Oct. 5 McGill (Exh.) T, 4-4 (OT-SOL)Fri., Oct. 10 Alabama-Huntsville W, 3-2Sat., Oct. 11 Alabama-Huntsvillei W, 4-3Fri., Oct. 17 #3/3 North Dakota* L, 3-1Sat., Oct. 18 #3/3 North Dakota* L, 7-2Fri., Oct. 24 at #6/6 Boston College L, 6-2Sat., Oct. 25 at New Hampshire L, 6-2Fri., Nov. 7 at #11/11 Miami* L, 3-0Sat., Nov. 8 at #11/11 Miami* L, 5-1Fri., Nov. 14 at #11/11 Denver* L, 8-1Fri., Nov. 21 Wisconsin W, 5-2Sat., Nov. 22 at Air Force L, 3-1Fri., Dec. 5 at #9/8 Minnesota Duluth* L, 3-2 (OT)Sat., Dec. 6 at #9/8 Minnesota Duluth* L, 7-2Fri., Dec. 12 at Western Michigan* L, 3-2 (OT)Sat., Dec. 13 at Western Michigan* T, 1-1 (OT-SOL)Sat., Dec. 27 U.S. U-18 Team (Exh.) T, 2-2 (OT-SOW)Sun., Dec. 28 U.S. U-18 Team (Exh.) W, 8-4Sat., Jan. 3 at #16 Providence L, 5-4 (OT)Sun., Jan. 4 at #16 Providence L, 5-3Tues., Jan. 6 at Connecticut (in Bridgeport, CT) W, 4-1Fri., Jan. 16 #7/8 Omaha* W, 4-3Sat., Jan. 17 #7/8 Omaha* L, 4-1Fri., Jan. 23 at #2/2 North Dakota* L, 2-1Sat., Jan. 24 at #2/2 North Dakota* L, 5-3Fri., Jan. 30 St. Cloud State* L, 7-1Sat., Jan. 31 St. Cloud State* L, 6-1Fri., Feb. 6 #10/10 Denver* L, 3-0Fri., Feb. 13 #7/7 Miami* L, 3-1Sat., Feb. 14 #7/7 Miami* L, 2-1Fri., Feb. 20 #9/9 Denver* L, 6-4Sat., Feb. 21 at #9/9 Denver* L, 6-3Fri., Feb. 27 Western Michigan* T, 2-2 (OT-SOL)Sat., Feb. 28 Western Michigan* W, 5-0Fri., Mar. 6 at #7/8 Omaha* T, 2-2 (OT-SOW)Sat., Mar. 7 at #7/8 Omaha* L, 4-2Fri., Mar. 13 at #1/1 North Dakota 6:38 p.m.Sat., Mar. 14 at #1/1 North Dakota 6:08 p.m.Sun. Mar. 15 at #1/1 North Dakota (if nec.) 6:08 p.m.Home Games in Bold; * NCHC game; All times are MT and subject to change

Denver PioneersHead Coach: Jim Montgomery (2nd year) Record at DU: 40-28-82013-14 Overall Record: 20-16-6 (10-11-3-2)2014-15 Overall Record: 20-12-2 (13-10-1-1, 4th)Lettermen Ret./Lost: 21/5

• Denver’s 3-2 win at St. Cloud State last Friday gave the Pioneers their 20th win of the season, the 14th straight season DU has reached the 20-win plateau, the longest active streak in the NCAA.

• Freshman defenseman Adam Plant scored the game-winning goal in the third period Friday to break a 2-2 tie, which was his first collegiate goal in his 33rd game as a Pioneer.

• Freshman goalie Tanner Jaillet made a career-high 40 saves to earn the win in net Friday at SCSU, topping his previous career high of 34 saves on Feb. 20 at Colorado College.

• Sophomore forward Trevor Moore won the NCHC conference scoring title as he finished with 30 points (13g, 17a) in 23 NCHC games. Senior defenseman Joey LaLeggia finished second in conference scoring with 29 points (12g, 17a), which was 13 more than any other defenseman. Freshman forward Danton Heinen tied for third in conference scoring with 26 points (9g, 17a), which led all NCHC rookies.

This Week’s Games:Fri., Mar. 13 vs. Minnesota Duluth (20-13-3, 12-9-3-0 NCHC) - 7:37 p.m. MTMagness Arena - Denver, Colo.

Sat., Mar. 14 vs. Minnesota Duluth (20-13-3, 12-9-3-0 NCHC) - 7:07 p.m. MTMagness Arena - Denver, Colo.

Sun., Mar. 15 vs. Minnesota Duluth (20-13-3, 12-9-3-0 NCHC) - 7:07 p.m. MTMagness Arena - Denver, Colo. (If necessary)

Key Fact: Denver is the defending NCHC Tournament champion after winning the inaugural title as the No. 6 seed. Fourth-seeded DU hosts Minnesota Duluth in the quarterfinals this year. The teams split four games in the regular season, including two games in Denver.

Sat., Oct. 4 McGill (Exh.) W, 3-2Fri., Oct. 17 Rensselaer W, 3-0Sat., Oct. 18 Rensselaer W, 4-1Fri., Oct. 24 at #19 Minnesota Duluth* W, 3-1Sat., Oct. 25 at #19 Minnesota Duluth* L, 6-1Fri., Oct. 31 #5/5 Boston College L, 2-1Sat., Nov. 1 #5/5 Boston College W, 2-1 (OT)Fri., Nov. 7 Western Michigan* W, 5-4Sat., Nov. 8 Western Michigan* L, 6-3Fri., Nov. 14 Colorado College* W, 8-1Fri., Nov. 21 Air Force W, 7-0Sat., Nov. 22 Wisconsin W, 3-2Fri., Dec. 5 at Cornell L, 4-1Sat., Dec. 6 at Cornell W, 3-1Fri., Dec. 12 #1/1 North Dakota* W, 4-1Sat., Dec. 13 #1/1 North Dakota* L, 3-1Fri., Jan. 2 at Dartmouth$ T, 1-1 (OT-SOL)Sat., Jan. 3 vs. Brown$ W, 5-3Fri., Jan. 9 at #12/13 Omaha* L, 5-4Sat., Jan. 10 at #12/13 Omaha* L, 1-0Fri., Jan. 16 St. Cloud State* W, 3-1Sat., Jan. 17 St. Cloud State* W, 4-1Fri., Jan. 23 at #9/9 Miami* W, 3-1Sat., Jan. 24 at #9/9 Miami* L, 4-1Fri., Jan. 30 #7/7 Minnesota Duluth* W, 3-2Sat., Jan. 31 #7/7 Minnesota Duluth* L, 4-2Fri., Feb. 6 at Colorado College* W, 3-0Fri., Feb. 13 at #3/2 North Dakota* L, 4-2Sat., Feb. 14 at #3/2 North Dakota* T, 3-3 (OT-SOW)Fri., Feb. 20 at Colorado College* W, 6-4Sat., Feb. 21 Colorado College* W, 6-3Fri., Feb. 27 #5/5 Miami* L, 5-3Sat., Feb. 28 #5/5 Miami* W, 6-2Fri., Mar. 6 at St. Cloud State* W, 3-2Sat., Mar. 7 at St. Cloud State* L, 4-2Fri., Mar. 13 #6/6 Minnesota Duluth 7:37 p.m.Sat., Mar. 14 #6/6 Minnesota Duluth 7:07 p.m.Sun., Mar. 15 #6/6 Minnesota Duluth (if nec.) 7:07 p.m.

Home Games in Bold; * NCHC game; All times are MT and subject to change$ Ledyard Classic (Hanover, N.H.)



Miami RedHawksHead Coach: Enrico Blasi (16th year) Record at MU: 347-228-572013-14 Overall Record: 15-20-3 (6-17-1-1)2014-15 Overall Record: 21-12-1 (14-9-1-1, 2nd)Lettermen Ret./Lost: 19/2

• Miami defeated No. 1/1 North Dakota, 6-3, on Saturday to clinch home ice for the NCHC Quarterfinals. It was Miami’s first win over a No. 1 ranked team since since topping Michigan, 4-2, on March 1, 1997.

• Miami’s power play has heated up over the past month and a half, going 11-for-46 (23.9 percent) in its last 10 games, scoring at least one power play goal in all but one of those contests.

• Coming off a four-point night Saturday against UND that included his first career hat trick, senior forward Austin Czarnik now has 36 points (3rd in the NCHC) with a league-leading 31 assists at the end of the regular season. He has posted at least one point in seven of his last nine games. He had two goals all season entering Saturday’s game.

• Senior forward Blake Coleman enters the postseason within range of 100 career points, sitting five shy at 95. Coleman would be the 50th Miami player to accomplish the feat.

This Week’s Games:Fri., Mar. 13 vs. Western Michigan (13-16-5, 6-13-5-4 NCHC) - 7:35 p.m. ETSteve Cady Arena - Oxford, Ohio

Sat., Mar. 14 vs. Western Michigan (13-16-5, 6-13-5-4 NCHC) - 7:05 p.m. ETSteve Cady Arena - Oxford, Ohio

Sun., Mar. 15 vs. Western Michigan (13-16-5, 6-13-5-4 NCHC) - 7:05 p.m. ETSteve Cady Arena - Oxford, Ohio (If necessary)

Key Fact: After a slow individual start to the season, junior goalie Ryan McKay is an unbeaten 4-0-1 in his last five appearances in goal.

Minnesota Duluth BulldogsHead Coach: Scott Sandelin (14th year) Record at UMD: 267-258-702013-14 Overall Record: 16-16-4 (11-11-2-2)2014-15 Overall Record: 20-13-3 (12-9-3-0, 5th)Lettermen Ret./Lost: 19/6

• Following a split at Western Michigan, UMD did something this winter it had done only one other time in 54 years of competing at the NCAA Division I level -- go through an entire regular season without being swept. The Bulldogs also accomplished that feat in 2010-11. North Da-kota was the only other NCHC school to make that claim this season.

• Junior Andy Welinski potted his career-best eighth goal in last Friday’s 6-3 win at Western Michigan. Among NCHC defensemen, Welinski ranks second in goals. The eight-member UMD blueline corps has generated 21 goals this season after scoring just five all last season (all by Welinski).

• Sophomore forward Dominic Toninato posted his third two-goal game of the season (and his career) last Friday at WMU. He leads the Bulldogs in goals with a career-high 16, 12 of which have come on the road.

This Week’s Games:Fri., Mar. 13 at Denver (20-12-2, 13-10-1-1 NCHC) - 7:37 p.m. MTMagness Arena - Denver, Colo. TV: My9

Sat., Mar. 14 at Denver (20-12-2, 13-10-1-1 NCHC) - 7:07 p.m. MTMagness Arena - Denver, Colo. TV: My9

Sun., Mar. 15 at Denver (20-12-2, 13-10-1-1 NCHC) - 7:07 p.m. MTMagness Arena - Denver, Colo. (if necessary) TV: My9

Key Fact: UMD has won only three conference road playoff series (all WCHA) in program history. Two of those came at the expense of Den-ver (2006 and 1988). UMD has 12 victories away from home this year, however, going 12-8-0, with the 12 away wins third nationally.

Sat., Oct. 4 USA U-18 (Exh.) L, 3-0Sun., Oct. 5 Simon Fraser (Exh.) W, 11-0Fri., Oct. 10 at Bowling Green L, 3-2Sun., Oct. 12 Bowling Green W, 3-2Fri., Oct. 17 at #17 Ohio State W, 5-1Sat., Oct. 18 #17 Ohio State W, 2-1Fri., Oct. 24 St. Lawrence L, 5-4Sat., Oct. 25 St. Lawrence W, 2-1 (OT)Fri., Oct. 31 at #19 Minnesota Duluth* W, 3-2Sat., Nov. 1 at #19 Minnesota Duluth* L, 4-3Fri., Nov. 7 Colorado College* W, 3-0Sat., Nov. 8 Colorado College* W, 5-1Fri., Nov. 14 at #2/2 North Dakota* W, 3-2Sat., Nov. 15 at #2/2 North Dakota* L, 4-1Fri., Nov. 21 Western Michigan* W, 1-0Sat., Nov. 22 Western Michigan* W, 5-2Fri., Dec. 5 #13/12 Omaha* W, 8-2Sat., Nov. 6 #13/12 Omaha* L, 5-2Sun., Dec. 28 vs. Notre Dame$ L, 3-2 (OT)Mon., Dec. 29 vs. Cornell$ W, 3-0Fri., Jan. 2 at RPI W, 3-2Sat., Jan. 3 at RPI W, 3-0Fri., Jan. 9 at St. Cloud State* L, 3-1Sat., Jan. 10 at St. Cloud State* L, 3-2Fri., Jan. 23 #11/11 Denver* L, 3-1Sat., Jan. 24 #11/11 Denver* W, 4-1Sat., Jan. 31 at Western Michigan* T, 3-3 (OT-SOW)Sat., Feb. 7 vs. Western Michigan*% W, 4-3Fri., Feb. 13 at Colorado College* W, 3-1Sat., Feb. 14 at Colorado College* W, 2-1Fri., Feb. 20 #7/7 Minnesota Duluth* L, 3-1Sat., Feb. 21 #7/7 Minnesota Duluth* W, 4-3 (OT)Fri., Feb. 27 at #7/7 Denver* W, 5-3Sat., Feb. 28 at #7/7 Denver* L, 6-2Fri., Mar. 6 #1/1 North Dakota* L, 2-1Sat., Mar. 7 #1/1 North Dakota* W, 6-3Fri., Mar. 13 Western Michigan 7:35 p.m.Sat., Mar. 14 Western Michigan 7:05 p.m.Sun., Mar. 15 Western Michigan (if nec.) 7:05 p.m.

Home Games in Bold; * NCHC game; All times are ET and subject to change;$ Florida College Hockey Classic (Estero, Fla.); % Hockey City Classic (Chicago, Ill.)

Mon., Oct. 6 Lakehead (Exh.) W, 4-2Fri., Oct. 10 vs. #1/1 Minnesota% L, 4-3Sun., Oct. 12 at #13/12 Notre Dame% W, 3-0Fri., Oct. 17 #12/12 Minnesota State L, 5-4 (OT)Sat., Oct. 18 at #12/12 Minnesota State W, 6-2Fri., Oct. 24 #13/11 Denver* L, 3-1Sat., Oct. 25 #13/11 Denver* W, 6-1Fri., Oct. 31 #10/10 Miami* L, 3-2Sat., Nov. 1 #10/10 Miami* W, 4-3Fri., Nov. 7 at #6/7 St. Cloud State* W, 3-2 (OT)Sat., Nov. 8 at #6/7 St. Cloud State* W, 3-1Fri., Nov. 14 at #1/1 Minnesota W, 3-0Sat., Nov. 15 #1/1 Minnesota W, 2-1 Fri., Nov. 21 at #13/13 Omaha* W, 3-2Sat., Nov. 22 at #13/13 Omaha* L, 4-1Fri., Dec. 5 Colorado College* W, 3-2 (OT)Sat., Dec. 6 Colorado College* W, 7-2Fri., Dec. 12 at #4/4 Michigan Tech W, 3-1Sat., Dec. 13 at #4/4 Michigan Tech L, 4-3Fri., Jan. 2 at Lakehead (Exh.) W, 3-2 (OT)Sat., Jan. 3 at Lakehead (Exh.) W, 8-4Fri., Jan. 9 at #1/1 North Dakota* W, 4-1Sat., Jan. 10 at #1/1 North Dakota* L, 5-2Fri., Jan. 16 Western Michigan* T, 2-2 (OT-SOL)Sat., Jan. 17 Western Michigan* L, 4-2Fri., Jan. 23 vs. Bemidji State$ L, 4-0Sat., Jan. 24 vs. #17 Minnesota$ W, 2-1Fri., Jan. 30 at #12/11 Denver* L, 3-2Sat., Jan. 31 at #12/11 Denver* W, 4-2Fri., Feb. 6 Northern Michigan W, 3-1Sat., Feb. 7 Northern Michigan W, 6-3Fri., Feb. 13 St. Cloud State* W, 4-2Sat., Feb. 14 St. Cloud State* L, 4-1Fri., Feb. 20 at #6/6 Miami* W, 3-1Sat., Feb. 21 at #6/6 Miami* L, 4-3 (OT)Fri., Feb. 27 #8/8 Omaha* T, 1-1 (OT-SOL)Sat., Feb. 28 #8/8 Omaha* T, 1-1 (OT-SOL)Fri., Mar. 6 at Western Michigan* W, 6-3Sat., Mar. 7 at Western Michigan* L, 3-0Fri., Mar. 13 at #8/7 Denver 8:37 p.m.Sat., Mar. 14 at #8/7 Denver 8:07 p.m.Sun., Mar. 15 at #8/7 Denver (if nec.) 8:07 p.m.

Home Games in Bold; * NCHC game; All times are CT and subject to change;% Ice Breaker Tournament (South Bend, Ind.); $ North Star College Cup (St. Paul, Minn.)


North DakotaHead Coach: Dave Hakstol (11th year) Record at UND: 285-140-432013-14 Overall Record: 25-14-3 (15-9-0-0)2014-15 Overall Record: 25-7-3 (16-6-2-0, 1st)Lettermen Ret./Lost: 20/5

• UND captured the Penrose Cup outright with a win Friday at Miami. The NCHC regular-season championship is the 16th conference title in pro-gram history, the most in NCAA Division I men’s hockey. It was also the third regular-season title of Dave Hakstol’s 11-year tenure as head coach (2010-11, 2008-09).

• Miami’s Austin Czarnik’s goal at 17:15 of the first period Saturday night was the first even-strength goal allowed by UND since midway through the third period of its Feb. 14 game vs. Denver. The streak lasted 336 minutes, 43 seconds, and spanned five full games plus parts of two oth-ers. The loss Saturday was UND’s first on a Saturday night this season.

• UND boasts one of the most productive senior classes in the nation, rank-ing fourth nationally in goals (54) and fifth in points (120). Both totals lead all NCHC senior classes.

This Week’s Games:Fri., Mar. 13 vs. Colorado College (6-24-3, 2-19-3-1 NCHC) - 7:38 p.m. CTRalph Engelstad Arena - Grand Forks, N.D. TV: Midco SN

Sat., Mar. 14 vs. Colorado College (6-24-3, 2-19-3-1 NCHC) - 7:08 p.m. CTRalph Engelstad Arena - Grand Forks, N.D. TV: Midco SN

Sun., Mar. 15 vs. Colorado College (6-24-3, 2-19-3-1 NCHC) - 7:08 p.m. CTRalph Engelstad Arena - Grand Forks, N.D. (if nec.) TV: Midco SN

Key Fact: UND is playing host to the first round of the conference playoffs for the 13th consecutive season, the longest such streak in the nation. Over the past 12 years, UND has swept six first-round series while accumulating a 24-6 (.800) record.


Omaha MavericksHead Coach: Dean Blais (6th year) Record at UNO: 109-96-242013-14 Overall Record: 17-18-2 (13-9-2-1)2014-15 Overall Record: 18-10-6 (12-8-4-3, 3rd)Lettermen Ret./Lost: 14/10

• The Mavericks finished in third place in the NCHC for the second straight year after tying and defeating Colorado College to close the regular season. The tie Friday was Omaha’s third straight tie, the first time in program history that’s happened.

• In Saturday’s 4-2 win, sophomore forward Austin Ortega set the NCAA single-season record with his 11th game-winning goal of the sea-son. He broke the record that had last been equaled in 2002.

• Sophomore forward Justin Parizek had both Omaha goals in the 2-2 tie with CC on Friday. It was the first multiple-goal game of his career. In the game, he also scored his first career short-handed goal.

This Week’s Games:Fri., Mar. 13 vs. St. Cloud State (16-17-1, 11-12-1-0 NCHC) - 7:37 p.m. CTCenturyLink Center - Omaha, Neb.

Sat., Mar. 14 vs. St. Cloud State (16-17-1, 11-12-1-0 NCHC) - 7:07 p.m. CTCenturyLink Center - Omaha, Neb.

Sun., Mar. 15 vs. St. Cloud State (16-17-1, 11-12-1-0 NCHC) - 7:07 p.m. CTCenturyLink Center - Omaha, Neb. (if necessary)

Key Fact: Omaha hosts SCSU in the quarterfinals. The Mavericks split the four-game season series with the Huskies, but swept SCSU in Oma-ha in December. This will be the second playoff meeting between the two schools. The Mavericks dropped a best-of-three first-round series to the Huskies in 2012 when both teams played in the WCHA.

Mon., Oct. 6 NAIT (Exhib.) L, 4-0Fri., Oct. 10 #11/13 Minnesota State W, 5-3Sat., Oct. 11 #11/13 Minnesota State L, 4-2Fri., Oct. 17 at Western Michigan* W, 5-2Sat., Oct. 18 at Western Michigan* W, 3-0Fri., Oct. 31 at #18 Cornell T, 1-1 (OT)Sat., Nov. 1 at #18 Cornell W, 2-1Fri., Nov. 7 at Ohio State W, 4-1Sat., Nov. 8 at Ohio State W, 4-3Fri., Nov. 21 #8/8 Minnesota Duluth* L, 3-2Sat., Nov. 22 #8/8 Minnesota Duluth* W, 4-1Fri., Nov. 28 at #2/2 North Dakota* T, 2-2 (OT-SOW)Sat., Nov. 29 at #2/2 North Dakota* L, 3-2Fri., Dec. 5 at #5/4 Miami* L, 8-2Sat., Dec. 6 at #5/4 Miami* W, 5-2Fri., Dec. 12 St. Cloud State* W, 3-2Sat., Dec. 13 St. Cloud State* W, 5-3Sat., Dec. 20 Alabama-Huntsville W, 2-1Sun., Dec. 21 Alabama-Huntsville T, 3-3 (OT)Tues., Dec. 30 New Hampshire W, 2-1 (OT)Wed., Dec. 31 New Hampshire L, 6-2Fri., Jan. 9 #10/10 Denver* W, 5-4Sat., Jan. 10 #10/10 Denver* W, 1-0Fri., Jan. 16 at Colorado College* L, 4-3Sat., Jan. 17 at Colorado College* W, 4-1Fri., Jan. 30 #1/1 North Dakota* W, 3-2 (OT)Sat., Jan. 31 #1/1 North Dakota* L, 4-3 (OT)Fri., Feb. 13 Western Michigan* L, 2-1Sat., Feb. 14 Western Michigan* W, 3-1Fri., Feb. 20 at St. Cloud State* L, 4-3Sat., Feb. 21 at St. Cloud State* L, 2-0Fri., Feb. 27 at #6/6 Minnesota Duluth* T, 1-1 (OT-SOW)Sat., Feb. 28 at #6/6 Minnesota Duluth* T, 1-1 (OT-SOW)Fri., Mar. 6 Colorado College* T, 2-2 (OT-SOL)Sat., Mar. 7 Colorado College* W, 4-2Fri., Mar. 13 St. Cloud State 7:37 p.m.Sat., Mar. 14 St. Cloud State 7:07 p.m.Sun., Mar. 15 St. Cloud State (if nec.) 7:07 p.m.

Home Games in Bold; * NCHC game; All times are CT and subject to change

Sun., Oct. 5 Manitoba (Exh.) W, 4-0 Fri., Oct. 10 Bemidji State L, 5-1 Sat., Oct. 11 at Bemidji State W, 2-1 Fri., Oct. 17 at Colorado College* W, 3-1 Sat., Oct. 18 at Colorado College* W, 7-2 Fri., Oct. 24 #5/5 Providence W, 6-1 Sat., Oct. 25 #5/5 Providence T, 2-2 (OT) Sat., Nov. 1 Air Force (U.S. Hockey HOF game) W, 3-2 (OT) Fri., Nov. 7 at Wisconsin W, 4-3 Sat., Nov. 8 at Wisconsin W, 5-1 Fri., Nov. 14 #7/7 Miami* L, 3-2 Sat., Nov. 15 #7/7 Miami* W, 4-1 Fri., Nov. 21 at #15/16 St. Cloud State* L, 3-1 Sat., Nov. 22 at #15/16 St. Cloud State* W, 3-2 Fri., Nov. 28 #13/11 Omaha* T, 2-2 (OT-SOL) Sat., Nov. 29 #13/11 Omaha* W, 3-2 Fri., Dec. 5 Lake Superior State W, 7-4 Sat., Dec. 6 Lake Superior State W, 3-1 Fri., Dec. 12 at #11/11 Denver* L, 4-1 Sat., Dec. 13 at #11/11 Denver* W, 3-1 Sat., Jan. 3 U.S. U-18 Team (Exh.) W, 7-2 Fri., Jan. 9 #7/7 Minnesota Duluth* L, 4-1 Sat., Jan. 10 #7/7 Minnesota Duluth* W, 5-2 Fri., Jan. 16 Niagara W, 7-1 Sat., Jan. 17 Niagara W, 5-0 Fri., Jan. 23 Colorado College* W, 2-1 Sat., Jan. 24 Colorado College* W, 5-3 Fri., Jan. 30 at #5/5 Omaha* L, 3-2 (OT) Sat., Jan. 31 at #5/5 Omaha* W, 4-3 (OT) Fri., Feb. 13 #9/9 Denver* W, 4-2 Sat., Feb. 14 #9/9 Denver* T, 3-3 (OT-SOL) Fri., Feb. 20 at Western Michigan* W, 3-1 Sat., Feb. 21 at Western Michigan* W, 3-2 (OT) Fri., Feb. 27 St. Cloud State* W, 3-2 Sat., Feb. 28 St. Cloud State* W, 3-1 Fri., Mar. 6 at #5/5 Miami* W, 2-1 Sat., Mar. 7 at #5/5 Miami* L, 6-3 Fri., Mar. 13 Colorado College 7:38 p.m. Sat., Mar. 14 Colorado College 7:08 p.m. Sun., Mar. 15 Colorado College (if nec.) 7:08 p.m.




St. Cloud State HuskiesHead Coach: Bob Motzko (10th year) Record at SCSU: 200-153-412013-14 Overall Record: 22-11-5 (15-6-3-0)2014-15 Overall Record: 16-17-1 (11-12-1-0, 6th)Lettermen Ret./Lost: 21/6

• The Huskies ended their regular season with a split against Denver. After a loss Friday, the Huskies completed the series with a 4-2 victory Saturday. The win snapped a three-game losing skid for the Huskies.

• The victory Saturday marked head coach Bob Motzko’s 200th win during his college coaching career. In 10 seasons with the Huskies, Mot-zko’s career record now stands at 200-153-41. He ranks second in the SCSU record book for most coaching victories behind Craig Dahl (338).

• Junior defenseman Ethan Prow will bring a six-game point scoring streak into this weekend’s quarterfinal series at Omaha. Prow has chart-ed two goals and five assists in his last six games for the Huskies and has scored 13 points (2g/11a) in his last 10 games.

• Junior forward David Morley now has a team-leading four game-win-ners this season after tallying Saturday’s game-winning goal. The Hus-kies are 9-0-0 this season when Morley lights the lamp.

This Week’s Games:Fri., Mar. 13 at Omaha (18-10-6, 12-8-4-3 NCHC) - 7:37 p.m. CTCenturyLink Center - Omaha, Neb.

Sat., Mar. 14 at Omaha (18-10-6, 12-8-4-3 NCHC) - 7:07 p.m. CTCenturyLink Center - Omaha, Neb.

Sun., Mar. 15 at Omaha (18-10-6, 12-8-4-3 NCHC) - 7:07 p.m. CTCenturyLink Center - Omaha, Neb. (if necessary)

Key Fact: In postseason play, SCSU and Omaha have met just once, in the WCHA first round in 2012, which SCSU won in two games. This year will mark the first time since 2010-11 that SCSU is on the road in the first round of the postseason conference tournament.

Western Michigan BroncosHead Coach: Andy Murray (4th year) Record at WMU: 72-57-242013-14 Overall Record: 19-16-5 (11-11-2-2)2014-15 Overall Record: 13-16-5 (6-13-5-4, 7th)Lettermen Ret./Lost: 18/5

• Saturday’s 3-0 win over No. 6/6 Minnesota Duluth was the first shutout for WMU this season and first since the Great Lakes Invitational Championship vs. Michigan Tech on Dec. 28, 2013. Junior goalie Lukas Hafner made 18 saves to pitch the shutout, the third of his career.

• Sophomores Chris Dienes and Mike McKee each doubled their season goal totals in Saturday’s 3-0 win over UMD. Each had just one goal coming into the final game of the regular season.

• Senior forward Will Kessel leads all Broncos in postseason scoring with six points on four goals and two assists in 11 games. He’s also the team’s leading scorer against Miami, the Broncos quarterfinal opponent, with four goals and three assists in 13 career games.

This Week’s Games:Fri., Mar. 13 at Miami (21-12-1, 14-9-1-1 NCHC) - 7:35 p.m. ETSteve Cady Arena - Oxford, Ohio

Sat., Mar. 14 at Miami (21-12-1, 14-9-1-1 NCHC) - 7:05 p.m. ETSteve Cady Arena - Oxford, Ohio

Sun., Mar. 15 at Miami (21-12-1, 14-9-1-1 NCHC) - 7:05 p.m. ETSteve Cady Arena - Oxford, Ohio (If necessary)

Key Fact: The Broncos and RedHawks have met seven times in the postseason with Miami holding a 5-2 edge. MU is also 2-0 all-time in playoff series against the Broncos with both being two-game sweeps. The last meeting between the two in the postseason was a 6-2 win by Western Michigan in the CCHA Semifinals in 2012.

Sat., Oct. 4 Trinity Western (Exh.) W, 8-0Fri., Oct. 10 #5/6 Colgate L, 3-1Sat., Oct. 11 #5/6 Colgate W, 3-1Fri., Oct. 24 at #2/2 Union L, 5-1 Sat., Oct. 25 at #2/2 Union W, 3-2 Fri., Oct. 31 #1/1 Minnesota W, 4-1Sat., Nov. 1 at #1/1 Minnesota L, 4-3 (OT)Fri., Nov. 7 #17 Minnesota Duluth* L, 3-2 (OT)Sat., Nov. 8 #17 Minnesota Duluth* L, 3-1Fri., Nov. 14 at Western Michigan* W, 4-3Sat., Nov. 15 at Western Michigan* T, 1-1 (OT-SOL)Fri., Nov. 21 #3/2 North Dakota* W, 3-1Sat., Nov. 22 #3/2 North Dakota* L, 3-2Fri., Nov. 28 at Bemidji State W, 6-3Sat., Nov. 29 at Bemidji State L, 4-1Fri., Dec. 12 at #12/12 Omaha* L, 3-2Sat., Dec. 13 at #12/12 Omaha* L, 5-3Fri., Jan. 2 #15/14 Quinnipiac W, 3-2Sat., Jan. 3 #15/14 Quinnipiac L, 4-1Fri., Jan. 9 #6/5 Miami* W, 3-1Sat., Jan. 10 #6/5 Miami* W, 3-2Fri., Jan. 16 at #13 Denver* L, 3-1 Sat., Jan. 17 at #13 Denver* L, 4-1 Fri., Jan. 23 Western Michigan* W, 7-0Sat., Jan. 24 Western Michigan* L, 3-2Fri., Jan. 30 at Colorado College* W, 7-1Sat., Jan. 31 at Colorado College* W, 6-1 Fri., Feb. 13 at #6/6 Minnesota Duluth* L, 4-2Sat., Feb. 14 at #6/6 Minnesota Duluth* W, 4-1Fri., Feb. 20 #5/5 Omaha* W, 4-3Sat., Feb. 21 #5/5 Omaha* W, 2-0Fri., Feb. 27 at #1/1 North Dakota* L, 3-2Sat., Feb. 28 at #1/1 North Dakota* L, 3-1Fri., Mar. 6 #8/7 Denver* L, 3-2Sat., Mar. 7 #8/7 Denver* W, 4-2Fri., Mar. 13 at #7/8 Omaha 7:37 p.m.Sat., Mar. 14 at #7/8 Omaha 7:07 p.m.Sun., Mar. 15 at #7/8 Omaha (if nec.) 7:07 p.m.


Sat., Oct. 4 Toronto (Exh.) T, 2-2 (OT-SOW)Fri., Oct. 10 at Canisius L, 4-2Sat., Oct. 11 at Canisius W, 4-1Fri., Oct. 17 Omaha* L, 5-2Sat., Oct. 18 Omaha* L, 3-0Fri., Oct. 24 #16 Alaska L, 1-0Sat., Oct. 25 #16 Alaska W, 4-2Fri., Nov. 7 at #12/10 Denver* L, 5-4Sat., Nov. 8 at #12/10 Denver* W, 6-3Fri., Nov. 14 #14/15 St. Cloud State* L, 4-3Sat., Nov. 15 #14/15 St. Cloud State* T, 1-1 (OT-SOW)Fri., Nov. 21 at #7/7 Miami* L, 1-0Sat., Nov. 22 at #7/7 Miami* L, 5-2Fri., Nov. 28 vs. Ohio State$ W, 6-2Sat., Nov. 29 vs. #17 Union$ W, 8-2Fri., Dec. 12 Colorado College* W, 3-2 (OT)Sat., Dec. 13 Colorado College* T, 1-1 (OT-SOW)Mon., Dec. 29 vs. #14/17 Colgate% L, 2-1Tues., Dec. 30 vs. #20 Penn State% W, 4-1Fri., Jan. 9 Notre Dame W, 4-2Sat., Jan. 10 at Notre Dame W, 4-3Fri., Jan. 16 at #5/5 Minnesota Duluth* T, 2-2 (OT-SOW)Sat., Jan. 17 at #5/5 Minnesota Duluth* W, 4-2Fri., Jan. 23 at St. Cloud State* L, 7-0Sat., Jan. 24 at St. Cloud State* W, 3-2Sat., Jan. 31 #8/9 Miami* T, 3-3 (OT-SOL)Sat., Feb. 7 vs. #8/8 Miami*& L, 4-3Fri., Feb. 13 at #4/4 Omaha* W, 2-1Sat., Feb. 14 at #4/4 Omaha* L, 3-1Fri., Feb. 20 #1/1 North Dakota* L, 3-1Sat., Feb. 21 #1/1 North Dakota* L, 3-2 (OT)Fri., Feb. 27 at Colorado College* T, 2-2 (OT-SOW)Sat., Feb. 28 at Colorado College* L, 5-0Fri., Mar. 6 #6/6 Minnesota Duluth* L, 6-3Sat., Mar. 7 #6/6 Minnesota Duluth* W, 3-0Fri., Mar. 13 at #5/5 Miami 7:35 p.m.Sat., Mar. 14 at #5/5 Miami 7:05 p.m.Sun., Mar. 15 at #5/5 Miami (if nec.) 7:05 p.m.

Home Games in Bold; * NCHC game; All times are ET and subject to change;$ Shillelagh Tournament (South Bend, Ind.); % Three Rivers Classic (Pittsburgh, Pa.); & Hockey City Classic (Chicago, Ill.)


PrevIouS Week recaPS

fridAy, MArCH 6No. 1/1 NORTH DAKOTA 2, No. 5/5 MIAMI 1

OXFORD, Ohio – In a much-anticipated top-five battle, the game lived up to the hype with No. 1/1 North Dakota holding off No. 5/5 Miami for a 2-1 win Friday night at Steve Cady Arena with the Penrose Cup on the line, clinching the NCHC regular-season cham-pionship outright for UND. With the win, UND extended its winning streak to five games and unbeaten streak to eight games while capturing its 16th conference title in program history, the most in the NCAA. Miami is now tied with Denver in second place though neither has secured home ice for the NCHC Quarterfinals. UND grabbed a 1-0 lead just 2:43 into the game when sophomore defenseman Keaton Thompson scored on a bad-angle shot from below the goal line, banking his shot of the back of Miami junior goalie Jay Williams as it snuck inside the near post. North Dakota outshot Miami, 11-5, in the opening 20 minutes but MU’s penalty kill was successful twice to keep it a one-goal game. UND again scored early in a period when senior forward Con-nor Gaarder made it 2-0 just 1:56 into the second stanza. Freshman forward Austin Poganski carried the puck down the right side in transition and centered to Gaarder, who fired a shot top shelf from the slot. His goal would turn out to be the game-winner, his third straight game scoring the game-winner. At the 7:49 mark of the middle period, Miami closed within one on a power play goal from junior forward Sean Kuraly. Junior forward Riley Barber sent in a shot from above the left circle that was stopped and junior defenseman Matthew Caito had the first chance at the rebound, but UND junior goalie Zane McIntyre saved that too. It took Kuraly’s back-handed rebound to McIntyre’s right to get the puck past him. Miami then picked up the pressure and finished with a 21-11 edge in shots in the second period, but remained down a goal head-ing to the final frame. In the third period, the RedHawks continued to apply pressure and create chances, but McIntyre turned each one aside, stopping 18 shots over the final 20 minutes. Miami pulled Williams for an extra attacker in the final minute but couldn’t find the equalizer as UND hoisted the Penrose Cup. McIntyre led the way with a season-high 43 saves, one shy of his career high, as Miami finished with a 44-27 shots on goal advan-tage. Williams stopped 25 shots in defeat. MU went 1-for-2 on the power play while UND was 0-for-3.

No. 8/7 DENVER 3, ST. CLOUD STATE 2

ST. CLOUD, Minn. – Freshman defenseman Adam Plant scored in the third period to break a 2-2 tie and lift No. 8/7 Denver to a 3-2 win over St. Cloud State on Friday night at the Herb Brooks National Hockey Center. With the win, DU moved into a tie for second place in the NCHC with Miami and also secured its 14th straight 20-win season, the longest streak in the NCAA. SCSU is now locked into the No. 6 seed for the upcoming NCHC Tournament. The Huskies started strong, taking advantage of a power play late in the first frame. Freshman defenseman Mika Ilvonen sent a circle-to-circle pass to junior forward Jimmy Murray, who blasted a shot into the open net from the left circle with 2:54 left in the opening period. Despite being doubled up on shots, 22-11, in the second stan-za, Denver grabbed the lead with two goals in the middle period. Senior forward Ty Loney tied the game 9:30 into the frame when he carried the puck all the way up the ice on the left side before cutting to the high slot and sending in a wrister that found the left corner of the net to tie the game. Then with 3:45 left in the period junior forward Gabe Levin put the Pioneers in front when he batted in his own deflection out of midair in front of the net after a feed from sophomore forward Emil Romig. Only 1:34 into the final frame, the Huskies pulled even, again striking on the power play. Junior forward Jonny Brodzinski fed classmate Kalle Kossila in the high slot, where he turned and fired a low line drive that beat freshman goalie Tanner Jaillet five-hole. Just over four minutes later, however, DU regained the lead on a blast

from above the left circle from Plant after sophomore forward Trevor Moore used nifty stick-work to get him the puck. SCSU had a power play chance late in the contest to tie the game but couldn’t convert as Denver held on for the win. Despite the loss, the Huskies held a commanding, 42-24, shots on goal edge, including 12-8 in the final 20 minutes. SCSU was 2-for-4 on the man advantage while killing all three DU power plays. Jaillet compiled a career-high 40 stops to earn the win in goal for Denver while St. Cloud State sophomore netminder Charlie Lindgren had 21 saves in the loss.

COLORADO COLLEGE 2, No. 7/8 OMAHA 2 (OT)CC wins shootout, 1-0, in three rounds

OMAHA, Neb. – Colorado College struck twice in the second period, including tying the game late in the period to earn a 2-2 overtime tie at No. 7/8 Omaha Friday night the CenturyLink Center, while the Tigers went on to win the shootout, 1-0, to earn an extra point in the standings. CC is now unbeaten in its last three games while the Mavericks are winless in their last five games and now sit in fourth place in the NCHC. The Mavericks took a 1-0 lead with a short-handed goal by sophomore forward Justin Parizek 8:31 into the opening frame, the first of his two goals on the night. Freshman defenseman Joel Mess-ner grabbed the puck after a CC turnover in the Tiger end and found sophomore forward Jake Guentzel, who had a 2-on-1 with Parizek and fed him perfectly in front of sophomore goalie Tyler Marble for the score. CC evened things up at 1-1 with a power play goal at the 12:54 mark of the second period when junior forward Peter Maric took a pass from senior defenseman Aaron Harstad in the slot and placed a backhander over the right shoulder of UNO senior goalie Ryan Massa. Fellow senior blue liner Peter Stoykewych also earned an assist on Maric’s fifth goal of the season, all coming in the last five games. Parizek put the Mavericks back in front with 2:39 left in the second stanza with his second goal of the game. Freshman for-ward Tyler Vesel sent a pass that went right across the goal mouth and Parizek beat Marble from the far post on the power play. CC sophomore forward Christian Heil then made a spectacular individual play in the final minute of the period to make it a 2-2 contest. Heil raced down and stole the puck in the Tiger end, took it the length of the ice and, from the left boards, found sophomore forward Matt Hansen streaking in front of net with a perfect pass. Hansen’s first goal of the season tied the game at 2-2 with 26.4 seconds left in the second period. The third period saw the Mavericks push back with a 9-5 edge in shots, but Marble turned them all aside. Massa also came up big for UNO throughout the contest, stoning CC sophomore forward Luc Gerdes on two breakaways and classmate Sam Rothstein on one. Massa also made a big poke-check on Heil as he and Gerdes came in on a 2-on-0 rush with 11:30 left in the third period. With neither team able to score in the final frame the game went to overtime level at 2-2. After a scoreless extra session, the game ended in a 2-2 tie and went to a shootout for the extra point. CC junior forward Cody Bradley led off the shootout with a wrister that beat Massa and it was just enough for CC’s second shootout win in seven tries in the two-year existence of the NCHC as Marble denied all three Maverick shooters for a 1-0 shootout win.

No. 6/6 MINNESOTA DULUTH 6, WESTERN MICHIGAN 3

KALAMAZOO, Mich. – In a wild game that saw seven goals in the second period, including five in a span of two minutes, sophomore forward Dominic Toninato added two goals in the third period to help No. 6/6 Minnesota Duluth pull away for a 6-3 win at Western Michigan Friday night at Lawson Ice Arena. With the win, UMD kept its hopes for home ice in the NCHC Quarterfinals alive despite still being in fifth place, the Bulldogs are just two points out of second place. WMU is assured of the No. 7 seed in the NCHC Tournament.


After an evenly played, scoreless first period, the goals started to come in the seconds stanza, beginning at 4:36 of the period when junior defenseman Willie Corrin struck first for the Bulldogs, giving them a 1-0 lead on a shot from the left point. WMU soph-omore forward Sheldon Dries tied the game up at 1-1 at 7:35 of the second on a power play goal. Junior forward Colton Hargrove found Dries at the right side of the net, where he fired a shot and then punched in his own rebound for his team-best 13th goal of the season. Senior forward Justin Crandall put UMD back on top with a 2-1 lead with 3:42 left in the middle period while on a power play, striking on a blast from the top of the left circle. Sophomore defenseman Willie Raskob faked a shot from the top of the right circle and found Crandall alone as he fired it into an open net. That started a flurry of five goals in two minutes. Only 41 ticks later, junior forward Sam Mellor netted his first goal of the season after he punched in a rebound on a shot by senior defenseman Matt Stewart. Stewart threw a shot on net from the middle of the left circle and UMD rookie goalie Kasimir Kaskisuo made the initial save but Mellor came streaking off the bench and shot the puck past Kaskisuo to tie the game up at 2-2. Only 47 seconds later with 2:14 left in the second stanza, freshman forward Karson Kulhman tapped in a rebound on a shot by sophomore forward Austin Farley to put the Bulldogs back up 3-2. The Bulldogs had a 2-on-1 rush and Farley fired a shot on net. Se-nior goalie Frank Slubowski got a piece of Farley’s shot with his glove but it bounced to his skates and Kuhlman put it in the net. It took WMU just 13 seconds to tie the game again when freshman forward Frederik Tiffels threw the puck into the slot and it was accidently knocked in by a UMD defenseman for his ninth goal of the season. The Bulldogs were not to be denied however as junior defenseman Andy Welinski’s rocket from the top of the right circle broke the tie once more with 1:42 left in the period for the game-winning goal. Midway through the final frame, Toninato scored his first of the game to double UMD’s lead to 5-3. He then tacked on an emp-ty-net goal with .1 seconds left on the clock to push the final score to 6-3. Corrin, Kuhlman and Crandall all had a goal and an assist each while Farley dished out two helpers in the win. UMD finished with a 31-28 edge in shots on goal, while both teams were 1-for-4 on the power play. Kaskisuo compiled 25 saves to earn the win in net while Slubowski also stopped 25 shots.

sAturdAy, MArCH 7No. 5/5 MIAMI 6, No. 1/1 NORTH DAKOTA 3

OXFORD, Ohio - Austin Czarnik’s Senior Night was one to remember as the forward posted four points to lead the No. 5 Miami hockey team to a 6-3 victory over No. 1 North Dakota on Saturday evening at Steve Cady Arena. The victory clinches home ice advantage for the RedHawks (21-12-1, 14-9-1-1 National Collegiate Hockey) in next weekend’s NCHC Playoffs. It also marks the first time they have defeated the No. 1 team in the nation since topping Michigan 4-2 on March 1, 1997. North Dakota (25-7-3, 16-6-2 NCHC) fired seven of the first eight shots on goal of the contest. The RedHawks got the night’s first power play 5:19 into the contest, but they were unable to get set up for an extended period or direct anything in Zane McIntyre’s direction during a scoreless two minutes. First blood was drawn by UND at the 9:31 mark when Luke Johnson finished a backdoor feed from Stephane Pattyn after Gage Ausmus’ shot was deflected and slowed down to Pattyn atop the crease, where he found Johnson to make it a 1-0 North Dakota lead. Miami got another power play shortly thereafter, but was once again stymied with the man advantage as it still trailed entering the latter half of the frame. The RedHawks found their legs as the period wore on and eventually evened the shot count at seven apiece at intermission. Miami finally broke through with 2:45 to go in the frame when Mat-thew Caito wired a shot from the point that Kevin Morris deflected wide off the boards. Czarnik took advantage of the lively carom as

it bounced out at the opposite post and buried his third goal of the year, evening the score at 1-1 after 20 minutes. Miami was put short-handed just 17 seconds into the middle frame, but it was the RedHawks who took advantage of the situa-tion as fore-checking pressure by Czarnik and Sean Kuraly forced a turnover into the slot. Kuraly ripped a shot wide that bounced off the high glass to Czarnik, who again took advantage of the favorable geometry with three seconds remaining on the man advantage, his second of the night putting MU on top 2-1. Smelling blood, Miami crashed the net for a goal 37 seconds later as Blake Coleman won an offensive zone faceoff, Taylor Richart swung the puck around the wall and Anthony Louis centered the puck into the crease where Coleman jammed it home to put Miami ahead 3-1 just 2:51 into the second period. A Miami miscue at the offensive blue line sprung Johnson loose for a breakaway, that he converted on for his second goal of the evening that cut the lead to 3-2 with 14 minutes to go in the middle stanza. UND started to surge from there, outshooting MU 15-9 in the period. The game’s critical point came with 3:40 remaining in the period when Coleman was called for a five minute checking from behind major and a game misconduct, ending his senior night early. North Dakota had a golden opportunity to tie the contest up, but Czarnik forced a turnover at the UND point and skated in for a breakaway. The senior stuck with the play despite being hooked from behind by Paul LaDue and slipped the puck in past McIntyre for his second short-handed goal of the period, extending the Red-Hawks’ lead to 4-2 after two periods of play. That goal completed his first-collegiate hat trick. A late penalty on Miami in the second carried over into the third period, leaving North Dakota with 45 seconds of a 5-on-3 to work with. UND took advantage of the extra numbers as Nick Schmaltz fed his brother Jordan for a one-timer that whistled wide of the left post, but caromed out front to Drake Caggiula at the other end where he finished at the back door to pull North Dakota within 4-3 just 32 seconds into the final frame. The RedHawks managed to answer just 1:12 later when Czarnik won a faceoff cleanly in the offensive zone to Riley Barber, who wired a wrist shot past McIntyre to give the RedHawks a two-goal lead once more at 5-3. Things got a bit heated from there as the teams combined for nine penalties and 29 minutes in the final 17:40. The teams also combined for 25 shots (13-12 Miami), but the Red and White were able to put the contest away when Louis buried an empty net goal by flinging the puck in from his own zone with 9.2 seconds remaining. North Dakota ended up outshooting Miami 34-29 on the eve-ning, marking the first time MU won a game when it allowed more shots on goal than it recorded. Louis’ empty net goal finished the RedHawks’ power play at 1-for-6 on the night while North Dakota finished 1-for-5 with the man advantage. Ryan McKay turned aside 31 of 34 shots to improve to 4-0-1 in his last five starts. McIntyre stopped 23 of the 28 shots he faced from MU. Louis (1g, 1a) also put up a multi-point night for the Red and White. Miami’s victory coupled with Denver’s loss to St. Cloud State means it enters the NCHC Tournament as the No. 2 seed. It will host rival Western Michigan in a best-of-three series, which starts on Fri-day night at 7:35 p.m. UND earned the top seed after winning the Penrose Cup and hosts Colorado College in the NCHC Quarterfinals beginning Friday, March 13 at 7:37 p.m. CT. All NCHC Quarterfinal games will be on NCHC.tv.

No. 7/8 OMAHA 4, COLORADO COLLEGE 2

OMAHA, Neb. - Austin Ortega set an NCAA record for game-win-ning goals on Saturday, helping the No. 7/8 Omaha hockey team lock up third place in the National Collegiate Hockey Conference with a 4-2 win over Colorado College Saturday night at the Centu-ryLink Center. The Mavericks will host St. Cloud State in the first round of the NCHC Playoffs beginning on Friday, March 13. They finished the regular season with a record of 18-10-6 overall and 12-8-4-3 in the NCHC. The third-place finish matches the best in program history.



Omaha had been picked to finish sixth in the preseason media poll. The Mavericks were leading 2-1 in the third period when the Tigers tied the game. Matt Hansen fired home a pass from Hunter Fejes at 7:06. It was his second goal of the season and the week-end. But with just 1:55 remaining in regulation, Ortega made his-tory with his 11th game winner of the year. He walked in down the left wing and wired a shot over the glove hand of goalie Tyler Mar-ble, hitting the top corner for his team-best 18th goal of the season. He broke the record that was held by seven others and last equaled in 2002. Jake Guentzel added an empty net goal, his second goal of the game, with 13 seconds remaining to ice it. Kirk Thompson, who was a surprise starter for the Mavericks after Ryan Massa, who had been scheduled to start, was injured during warm ups, made 24 saves to improve to 5-3-0 on the sea-son. It was his first start since Jan. 16. Marble stopped 31 for Colorado College which finished eighth in the NCHC with a record of 2-19-3-1. The Tigers are 6-24-3 over-all and will face Penrose Cup Champion North Dakota next week. Colorado College broke the scoreless tie at 1:28 of the second period. Aaron Harstad’s shot from the left point hit a skate and ricocheted past Thompson. The Mavericks swarmed the CC net later in the period and the pressure finally paid off at 12:45. Tyler Vesel’s shot from the high slot hit Marble and bounced at the feet of Justin Parizek. Parizek quickly fired it home, his third goal of the weekend and career best 12th of the season. UNO took the lead less than three minutes later. David Pope battled for the rebound of a shot by Ortega in the low slot. His shot bounced to Guentzel who fired home the puck past a sprawling Marble at 15:30.

WESTERN MICHIGAN 3, No. 6/6 MINNESOTA DULUTH 0

KALAMAZOO, Mich. - The Western Michigan hockey team sent its senior class off in style after a 3-0 shutout win over No. 6 Minne-sota Duluth in front of a sellout crowd of 3,715 at Lawson Ice Arena on Saturday night. The Broncos improved to 13-16-5 overall and 6-13-5-4 in the NCHC, while UMD fell to 20-13-3 and 12-9-3-0 in conference play to cap the regular season. Lukas Hafner made 18 saves and the Broncos picked up goals from Chris Dienes, Mike McKee and Justin Kovacs. WMU killed off all four of the Bulldog power plays and converted 1-of-5 of their own. Dienes got the Broncos on the scoreboard at 8:08 in the first period. Colton Hargrove played the puck across the blue line and left it for Nolan LaPorte at the top of the right circle. LaPorte hit Dienes, who was trailing the play, and the sophomore defenseman fired a shot from the right edge of the left circle and into the net for his second goal of the season. McKee pushed the lead to 2-0 at 11:37 in the third period during a five-minute major power play for the Broncos. Scott Mold-enhauer played a perfect pass to spring McKee at the blue line and he skated in and ripped one past UMD goalie Kasimir Kaskisuo for his second of the season. Kovacs added an empty-net goal with 1:13 remaining after Dienes broke up a play and passed it to senior captain Will Kessel at center ice. Kessel had a two-on-one with Kovacs and passed it to him in the slot for the easy tap-in. Seventh-seeded Western Michigan heads to second-seeded Miami for the NCHC Quarterfinals, taking on the RedHawks on Fri-day, Saturday and Sunday if necessary, March 13-15. Friday’s game begins at 7:35 p.m. ET while Saturday’s game is at 7:05 p.m. ET. The Bulldogs are the No. 5 seed and travel to Denver for their quar-terfinal series.

ST. CLOUD STATE 4, No. 8/7 DENVER 2

ST. CLOUD, Minn. - St. Cloud State (16-17-1, 11-12-1-0 NCHC) capped its 2014-15 regular season with a solid 4-2 victory over No.

8/7 Denver (20-12-2, 13-10-1-1 NCHC) on Saturday night at the Herb Brooks National Hockey Center. The victory by SCSU and loss by Denver handed the Hus-kies a ticket to Omaha for the first round of the NCHC playoffs. Sixth-seeded St. Cloud State will open tournament play on Friday, March 13 with at the University of Nebraska Omaha. The best of three series will continue at Omaha’s CenturyLink Arena through Sunday, March 15. The Pioneers finished as the No. 4 seed and will host Minnesota Duluth in a NCHC Quarterfinal series March 13-15. The winners of the quarterfinal playoff series will advance to the NCHC Frozen Faceoff at Target Center in downtown Minneapolis on March 20-21. The victory also marked the 200th career win for St. Cloud State University head coach Bob Motzko, who is in his 10th season at St. Cloud State. In the contest against DU, the Huskies broke into the scoring column in the early going of the second period with a pair of mark-ers by Hobey Baker candidate Jonny Brodzinski. He chalked up the game’s first goal at 1:39 of the second period with a solo assist from teammate Nathan Widman. Brodzinski kept the ball rolling with his second tally of the night at 2:12 of the second period. Joey Benik andEthan Prow each had assist on the play. This was Brodzinski’s 19th goal of the season and it was his 62nd goal as a Husky. The play also marked Benik’s 19th assist of the year and it was Prow’s 15th assist of the season. Of note, Prow will bring a six-game point scoring streak into the playoffs. He has scored 13 points in his last 10 games, which includes 11 assists for the Huskies. SCSU’s David Morley notched the game winner at 7:13 of the second period with his 13th goal of the season. He was assisted on the play by Brodzinski and Widman. This was Widman’s fifth assist in 2014-15 and it was also Brodzinski’s 34th point. Denver rallied to start the third period as Trevor Moore broke the shutout with a goal at 9:05. The Pioneers narrowed the gap to 3-2 with a goal at 11:53 by Zac Larraza. Denver was hot in the final period as they put 15 shots on net but an empty net goal by Joey Benik dashed the Pioneers’ hopes at 19:06 of the final period. This was Benik’s 13th goal of 2014-15. On the night, Denver outshot the Huskies 37-20. On the power play, SCSU was 0-0 and Denver was 0-2. Denver did not take a penalty in the game. In the second period, Denver was awarded a penalty shot after a delay of game call in the crease by the Huskies. SCSU netminder Charlie Lindgren stonewalled DU’s Trevor Moore on the penalty shot attempt. In the game, Lindgren made 35 saves to gain the victory for the Huskies. Evan Cowley was the goalie of record for the Pioneers with 16 saves to his credit.



nchc coMPoSIte ScheDule/reSultS

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Saturday, Oct. 4U.S. U-18 Team 3, at Miami 0 (exh.)Univ. Toronto 2, at Western Mich. 2 (OT) (exh.)Trinity Western 0, at St. Cloud State 8 (exh.)McGill 2, at Denver 3 (exh.)

Sunday, Oct. 5McGill 4, at Colo. College 4 (OT) (exh.)Simon Fraser 0, at Miami 11 (exh.)Manitoba 0, at North Dakota 4 (exh.) Monday, Oct. 6 Lakehead 2, at Minn. Duluth 4 (exh.)NAIT 4, at Omaha 0 (exh.)

Friday, Oct. 10Miami 2, at Bowling Green 3 Bemidji State 5, at North Dakota 1Minnesota State 3, at Omaha 5Colgate 3, at St. Cloud State 1Ala. Huntsville 2, at Colo. College 3Western Mich. 2, at Canisius 4+Minn. Duluth 3, vs. Minnesota 4

Saturday, Oct. 11North Dakota 2, at Bemidji State 1Minnesota State 4, at Omaha 2Colgate 1, at St. Cloud State 3Ala. Huntsville 3, at Colo. College 4Western Mich. 4, at Canisius 1

Sunday, Oct. 12Bowling Green 2, at Miami 3 +Minn. Duluth 3, at Notre Dame 0 Friday, Oct. 17*Omaha 5, at Western Mich. 2*North Dakota 3, at Colo. College 1Minnesota State 5, at Minn. Duluth 4 (OT)Miami 5, at Ohio State 1RPI 0, at Denver 3

Saturday, Oct. 18*Omaha 3, at Western Mich. 0*North Dakota 7, at Colo. College 2Minn. Duluth 6, at Minnesota State 2Ohio State 1, at Miami 2RPI 1, at Denver 4

Friday, Oct. 24*Denver 3, at Minn. Duluth 1Alaska 1, at Western Mich. 0Providence 1, at North Dakota 6St. Cloud State 1, at Union 5Colo. College 2, at Boston College 6St. Lawrence 5, at Miami 4

Saturday, Oct. 25*Denver 1, at Minn. Duluth 6Alaska 2, at Western Mich. 4Providence 2, at North Dakota 2 (OT)St. Cloud State 3, at Union 2Colo. College 2, at New Hampshire 6St. Lawrence 1, at Miami 2 (OT)

Friday, Oct. 31*Miami 3, at Minn. Duluth 2Omaha 1, at Cornell 1 (OT)Minnesota 1, at St. Cloud State 4Boston College 2, at Denver 1

Saturday, Nov. 1*Miami 3, at Minn. Duluth 4Omaha 2, at Cornell 1St. Cloud State 3, at Minnesota 4 (OT)Boston College 1, at Denver 2 (OT)#Air Force 2, at North Dakota 3 (OT)

Friday, Nov. 7*Colo. College 0, at Miami 3*Western Mich. 4, at Denver 5*Minn. Duluth 3, at St. Cloud State 2 (OT)North Dakota 4, at Wisconsin 3Omaha 4, at Ohio State 1

Saturday, Nov. 8*Colo. College 1, at Miami 5*Minn. Duluth 3, at St. Cloud State 1*Western Mich. 6, at Denver 3North Dakota 5, at Wisconsin 1Omaha 4, at Ohio State 3

Friday, Nov. 14*Miami 3, at North Dakota 2*Colo. College 1, at Denver 8*St. Cloud State 4, at Western Mich. 3Minn. Duluth 3, at Minnesota 0

Saturday, Nov. 15*Miami 1, at North Dakota 4*St. Cloud State 1, at Western Mich. 1 (OT)Minnesota 1, at Minn. Duluth 2

Friday, Nov. 21*Minn. Duluth 3, at Omaha 2*North Dakota 1, at St. Cloud State 3*Western Mich. 0, at Miami 1Wisconsin 2, at Colo. College 5Air Force 0, at Denver 7

Saturday, Nov. 22*Minn. Duluth 1, at Omaha 4*North Dakota 3, at St. Cloud State 2*Western Mich. 2, at Miami 5Colo. College 1. at Air Force 3Wisconsin 2, at Denver 3

Friday, Nov. 28*Omaha 2, at North Dakota 2 (OT)$Western Mich. 6, Ohio State 2St. Cloud State 6, at Bemidji State 3

Saturday, Nov. 29*Omaha 2, at North Dakota 3$Western Mich. 8, Union 2St. Cloud State 1, at Bemidji State 4

Friday, Dec. 5*Omaha 2, at Miami 8*Colo. College 2, at Minn. Duluth 3 (OT)Denver 1, at Cornell 4Lake Superior 4, at North Dakota 7

Saturday, Dec. 6*Omaha 5, at Miami 2*Colo. College 2, at Minn. Duluth 7Denver 3, at Cornell 1Lake Superior 1, at North Dakota 3 Friday, Dec. 12*Colo. College 2, at Western Mich. 3 (OT)*North Dakota 1, at Denver 4*St. Cloud State 2, at Omaha 3Minn. Duluth 3, at Michigan Tech 1

Saturday, Dec. 13*Colo. College 1, at Western Mich. 1 (OT)*North Dakota 3, at Denver 1*St. Cloud State 3, at Omaha 5Minn. Duluth 3, at Michigan Tech 4 Saturday, Dec. 20Ala. Huntsville 1, at Omaha 2

Sunday, Dec. 21Ala. Huntsville 3, at Omaha 3 (OT)

Saturday, Dec. 27U.S. Under-18 Team 2, at Colo. College 2 (OT) (exh.)

Sunday, Dec. 28%Miami 2, Notre Dame 3 (OT)U.S. Under-18 Team 4, at Colo. College 8 (exh.)

Monday, Dec. 29%Miami 3, Cornell 0^Western Mich. 1, Colgate 2

Tuesday, Dec. 30^Western Mich. 4, Penn State 1New Hampshire 1, at Omaha 2 (OT)

Wednesday, Dec. 31New Hampshire 6, at Omaha 2


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Friday, Jan. 2!Denver 1, at Dartmouth 1 (OT)Miami 3, at RPI 2Quinnipiac 2, at St. Cloud State 3Minn. Duluth 3, at Lakehead 2 (exh.)

Saturday, Jan. 3!Denver 5, Brown 3Miami 3, at RPI 0Colo. College 4, at Providence 5 (OT)Quinnipiac 4, at St. Cloud State 1U.S. Under-18 Team 2, at North Dakota 7 (exh.)Minn. Duluth 8, at Lakehead 4 (exh.)

Sunday, Jan. 4Colo. College 3, at Providence 5

Tuesday, Jan. 6Colo. College 4, at UConn 1

Friday, Jan. 9*Miami 1, at St. Cloud State 3*Minn. Duluth 4, at North Dakota 1*Denver 4, at Omaha 5Notre Dame 2, at Western Mich. 4

Saturday, Jan. 10*Miami 2, at St. Cloud State 3*Minn. Duluth 2, at North Dakota 5*Denver 0, at Omaha 1Western Mich. 4, at Notre Dame 3

Friday, Jan. 16*Western Mich. 2, at Minn. Duluth 2 (OT)*Omaha 3, at Colo. College 4 *St. Cloud State 1, at Denver 3Niagara 1, at North Dakota 7

Saturday, Jan. 17*Western Mich. 4, at Minn. Duluth 2*Omaha 4, at Colo. College 1*St. Cloud State 1, at Denver 4Niagara 0, at North Dakota 5

Friday, Jan. 23*Denver 3, at Miami 1*Colo. College 1, at North Dakota 2*Western Mich. 0, at St. Cloud State 7&Minn. Duluth 0, Bemidji State 4

Saturday, Jan. 24*Denver 1, at Miami 4*Colo. College 3, at North Dakota 5*Western Mich. 3, at St. Cloud State 2&Minn. Duluth 2, Minnesota 1

Friday, Jan. 30*North Dakota 2, at Omaha 3 (OT)*Minn. Duluth 2, at Denver 3*St. Cloud State 7, at Colo. College 1

Saturday, Jan. 31*Miami 3, at Western Mich. 3 (OT)*North Dakota 4, at Omaha 3 (OT)*Minn. Duluth 4, at Denver 2*St. Cloud State 6, at Colo. College 1

Friday, Feb. 6*Denver 3, at Colo. College 0Northern Mich. 1, at Minn. Duluth 3

Saturday, Feb. 7@*Miami 4, Western Mich. 3Northern Mich. 3, at Minn. Duluth 6

Friday, Feb. 13*Denver 2, at North Dakota 4*Miami 3, at Colo. College 1*St. Cloud State 2, at Minn. Duluth 4*Western Mich. 2, at Omaha 1

Saturday, Feb. 14*Denver 3, at North Dakota 3 (OT)*Miami 2, at Colo. College 1*St. Cloud State 4, at Minn. Duluth 1*Western Mich. 1, at Omaha 3

Friday, Feb. 20*Minn. Duluth 3, at Miami 1*Omaha 3, at St. Cloud State 4*North Dakota 3, at Western Mich. 1*Denver 6, at Colo. College 4

Saturday, Feb. 21* Minn. Duluth 3, at Miami 4 (OT)*Omaha 0, at St. Cloud State 2*North Dakota 3, at Western Mich. 2 (OT)*Colo. College 3, at Denver 6

Friday, Feb. 27*Omaha 1, at Minn. Duluth 1 (OT)*St. Cloud State 2, at North Dakota 3*Miami 5, at Denver 3*Western Mich. 2, at Colo. College 2 (OT) Saturday, Feb. 28*Omaha 1, at Minn. Duluth 1 (OT)*St. Cloud State 1, at North Dakota 3*Miami 2, at Denver 6*Western Mich. 0, at Colo. College 5

Friday, March 6*North Dakota 2, at Miami 1*Minn. Duluth 6, at Western Mich. 3*Colo. College 2, at Omaha 2 (OT)*Denver 3, at St. Cloud State 2

Saturday, March 7*Minn. Duluth 0, at Western Mich. 3*North Dakota 3, at Miami 6*Denver 2, at St. Cloud State 4*Colo. College 2, at Omaha 4

Friday, March 13Western Michigan at Miami, 7:35 p.m. ETColorado College at North Dakota, 7:38 p.m. CTSt. Cloud State at Omaha, 7:37 p.m. CTMinnesota Duluth at Denver, 7:37 p.m. MT

Saturday, March 14Western Michigan at Miami, 7:05 p.m. ETColorado College at North Dakota, 7:08 p.m. CTSt. Cloud State at Omaha, 7:07 p.m. CTMinnesota Duluth at Denver, 7:07 p.m. MT

Sunday, March 15 (If Necessary)Western Michigan at Miami, 7:05 p.m. ETColorado College at North Dakota, 7:08 p.m. CTSt. Cloud State at Omaha, 7:07 p.m. CTMinnesota Duluth at Denver, 7:07 p.m. MT

Friday, March 20 (Minneapolis, Minn.)NCHC Semifinal Game 1, 4:00 p.m. CTNCHC Semifinal Game 2, 7:30 p.m. CT

Saturday, March 21 (Minneapolis, Minn.)NCHC Third-Place Game, 3:30 p.m. CTNCHC Championship Game, 7:30 p.m. CT

Friday-Sunday, March 27-29NCAA Regionals

Thursday, April 9 (Boston, Mass.)NCAA Frozen Four National Semifinals

Saturday, April 11 (Boston, Mass.)NCAA National Championship Game

* National Collegiate Hockey Conference game+ Ice Breaker Tournament, South Bend, Ind.# U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame Game, Grand Forks, N.D.$ Shillelagh Tournament, Sound Bend, Ind.% Florida College Hockey Classic, Estero, Fla.^ Three Rivers Classic, Pittsburgh, Pa.! Ledyard Classic, Hanover, N.H.& North Star College Cup, St. Paul, Minn.@ Hockey City Classic, Chicago, Ill. (Soldier Field)

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NCHC Conference Scoring Leaders

Scoring GP GAP PPG PIM PP SH GW HT +/ NHL1 Trevor Moore DEN SO F 23 131730 1.30 1/5 0 0 2 0 +152 Joey LaLeggia DEN SR D 23 121729 1.26 11/33 5 0 3 0 +9 EDM3 Danton Heinen DEN FR F 24 91726 1.08 5/10 3 0 2 0 +11 BOS Joey Benik STC JR F 24 81826 1.08 1/2 3 1 0 0 +5 Austin Czarnik MIA SR F 24 42226 1.08 7/14 0 2 1 1 16 Jake Guentzel UNO SO F 24 91625 1.04 10/20 2 0 1 0 +6 PIT7 Riley Barber MIA JR F 23 131023 1.00 4/8 4 2 1 0 E WSH Jonny Brodzinski STC JR F 24 131023 0.96 13/37 7 0 2 0 3 LOS Austin Ortega UNO SO F 24 121123 0.96 6/12 4 0 8 0 +5 Anthony Louis MIA SO F 24 61723 0.96 1/2 3 0 0 0 +8 CHI

11 Drake Caggiula NDK JR F 24 13922 0.92 9/18 4 1 3 0 +612 Mark MacMillan NDK SR F 22 13720 0.91 6/23 3 2 0 1 +11 MTL

Justin Crandall MND SR W 22 11920 0.91 9/18 4 0 1 0 +3 Patrick Russell STC FR F 24 101020 0.83 3/6 7 0 0 0 1 Cody Bradley CC_ JR F 24 51520 0.83 7/14 2 0 1 0 16 Kalle Kossila STC JR F 24 41620 0.83 6/23 3 0 0 0 9

17 Daniel Doremus DEN SR F 24 81119 0.79 10/28 3 0 0 0 +1318 Sean Kuraly MIA JR F 24 13518 0.75 13/26 5 1 6 0 E SJS

David Morley STC JR F 24 11718 0.75 2/4 1 0 3 0 +8 Michael Parks NDK SR F 24 61218 0.75 16/32 1 1 1 0 +9 PHI

21 Austin Farley MND JR W 24 51217 0.71 10/20 3 0 1 0 E22 Colton Hargrove WMU JR F 21 7916 0.76 14/36 1 0 1 0 +3 BOS

Blake Coleman MIA SR F 22 10616 0.73 19/57 2 0 2 0 +7 NJD Ian Brady UNO SO D 23 41216 0.70 5/10 2 1 0 0 +1 Sheldon Dries WMU SO F 24 8816 0.67 13/29 1 0 0 0 +1 Tony Cameranesi MND JR C 24 51116 0.67 4/8 1 0 2 0 +3 TOR Matthew Caito MIA JR D 24 31316 0.67 14/39 0 0 0 0 +10

Defenseman Scoring GP GAP PPG PIM PP SH GW HT +/ NHL1 Joey LaLeggia DEN SR D 23 121729 1.26 11/33 5 0 3 0 +9 EDM2 Ian Brady UNO SO D 23 41216 0.70 5/10 2 1 0 0 +1 Matthew Caito MIA JR D 24 31316 0.67 14/39 0 0 0 0 +104 Nick Mattson NDK SR D 19 31215 0.79 3/6 2 0 0 0 +10 CHI Ethan Prow STC JR D 19 31215 0.79 1/2 3 0 0 0 E Nolan Zajac DEN JR D 24 41115 0.62 7/14 1 0 1 0 +27 Paul LaDue NDK SO D 24 31114 0.58 3/6 2 0 0 0 E LOS8 Jordan Schmaltz NDK JR D 24 21113 0.54 3/6 2 0 0 0 +3 STL9 Andy Welinski MND JR D 24 7512 0.50 8/16 3 1 2 0 +3 ANA Chris Dienes WMU SO D 24 21012 0.50 6/12 0 0 1 0 +6

11 Andrew Prochno STC SR D 22 01111 0.50 4/8 0 0 0 0 +212 Jaccob Slavin CC_ SO D 23 4610 0.43 1/2 3 0 0 0 23 CAR

Brian Cooper UNO JR D 24 3710 0.42 14/28 2 0 1 0 +11 ANA Louie Belpedio MIA FR D 24 2810 0.42 9/18 2 0 0 0 +7 MIN Will Butcher DEN SO D 24 1910 0.42 1/2 1 0 0 0 4 COL

Freshman Scoring GP GAP PPG PIM PP SH GW HT +/ NHL1 Danton Heinen DEN FR F 24 91726 1.08 5/10 3 0 2 0 +11 BOS2 Patrick Russell STC FR F 24 101020 0.83 3/6 7 0 0 0 13 Nick Schmaltz NDK FR F 20 41115 0.75 4/8 0 0 2 0 +3 CHI4 Frederik Tiffels WMU FR F 22 6814 0.64 5/10 2 0 1 0 +5 Jake Randolph UNO FR F 24 21214 0.58 2/4 0 0 0 0 +76 Tyler Vesel UNO FR F 24 6713 0.54 1/2 0 0 0 0 +11 EDM7 Karson Kuhlman MND FR W 24 5712 0.50 1/2 0 1 0 0 +28 Avery Peterson UNO FR F 24 6511 0.46 7/14 1 0 1 0 3 MIN9 David Pope UNO FR F 22 5510 0.45 2/4 0 0 0 0 +2 DET Louie Belpedio MIA FR D 24 2810 0.42 9/18 2 0 0 0 +7 MIN

11 Luc Snuggerud UNO FR D 24 099 0.38 4/8 0 0 0 0 +1 CHI12 Blake Winiecki STC FR F 19 437 0.37 2/4 0 0 0 0 +6

Aidan Muir WMU FR F 24 347 0.29 1/2 0 0 0 0 E EDM Teemu Kivihalme CC_ FR D 24 257 0.29 4/8 2 0 0 0 19 NSH Jared Thomas MND FR C 24 167 0.29 3/6 0 0 0 0 2


NCHC Conference Scoring LeadersGoal Scoring GP G GPG

1 Mark MacMillan NDK SR F 22 13 0.59 Trevor Moore DEN SO F 23 13 0.57 Riley Barber MIA JR F 23 13 0.57 Sean Kuraly MIA JR F 24 13 0.54 Drake Caggiula NDK JR F 24 13 0.54 Jonny Brodzinski STC JR F 24 13 0.547 Joey LaLeggia DEN SR D 23 12 0.52 Austin Ortega UNO SO F 24 12 0.509 Justin Crandall MND SR W 22 11 0.50 David Morley STC JR F 24 11 0.46

11 Blake Coleman MIA SR F 22 10 0.45 Patrick Russell STC FR F 24 10 0.42

Assist Scoring GP A APG1 Austin Czarnik MIA SR F 24 22 0.922 Joey Benik STC JR F 24 18 0.753 Joey LaLeggia DEN SR D 23 17 0.74 Trevor Moore DEN SO F 23 17 0.74 Danton Heinen DEN FR F 24 17 0.71 Anthony Louis MIA SO F 24 17 0.717 Jake Guentzel UNO SO F 24 16 0.67 Kalle Kossila STC JR F 24 16 0.679 Cody Bradley CC JR F 24 15 0.62

10 Matthew Caito MIA JR D 24 13 0.5411 7 Players Tied With 12

Power Play Goals GP G GPG1 Jonny Brodzinski STC JR F 24 7 0.29 Patrick Russell STC FR F 24 7 0.293 Joey LaLeggia DEN SR D 23 5 0.22 Sean Kuraly MIA JR F 24 5 0.215 Justin Crandall MND SR W 22 4 0.18 Riley Barber MIA JR F 23 4 0.17 Austin Ortega UNO SO F 24 4 0.17 Drake Caggiula NDK JR F 24 4 0.179 14 Players Tied With 3

Power Play Points GP GAP PPG1 Joey Benik STC JR F 24 31316 0.672 Kalle Kossila STC JR F 24 31114 0.583 Jonny Brodzinski STC JR F 24 7613 0.544 Cody Bradley CC JR F 24 21012 0.505 Ethan Prow STC JR D 19 3811 0.586 Jake Guentzel UNO SO F 24 2810 0.427 Scott Wamsganz CC SR F 22 369 0.41 Riley Barber MIA JR F 23 459 0.39 Patrick Russell STC FR F 24 729 0.38 Austin Czarnik MIA SR F 24 099 0.38

Shorthanded Goals GP G GPG1 Mark MacMillan NDK SR F 22 2 0.09 Riley Barber MIA JR F 23 2 0.09 Austin Czarnik MIA SR F 24 2 0.084 12 Players Tied With 1

GameWinning Goals GP G GPG1 Austin Ortega UNO SO F 24 8 0.332 Sean Kuraly MIA JR F 24 6 0.253 Brendan O'Donnell NDK SR F 22 3 0.14 Joey LaLeggia DEN SR D 23 3 0.13 Connor Gaarder NDK SR F 24 3 0.12 Drake Caggiula NDK JR F 24 3 0.12 David Morley STC JR F 24 3 0.128 12 Players Tied With 2

PlusMinus GP +/1 Trevor Moore DEN SO F 23 +152 Daniel Doremus DEN SR F 24 +133 Mark MacMillan NDK SR F 22 +11 Danton Heinen DEN FR F 24 +11 Brian Cooper UNO JR D 24 +11 Tyler Vesel UNO FR F 24 +117 Nick Mattson NDK SR D 19 +10 Matthew Caito MIA JR D 24 +109 5 Players Tied With +9

Hat Tricks GP HT1 Mark MacMillan NDK SR F 22 1 Brendan O'Donnell NDK SR F 22 1 Austin Czarnik MIA SR F 24 1 Cody Murphy MIA SR F 24 1

Blocked Shots GP BLK BLK/G1 Peter Stoykewych CC SR D 24 52 2.172 Jaccob Slavin CC SO D 23 48 2.09 Josiah Didier DEN SR D 24 48 2.004 Neal Goff WMU FR D 24 47 1.965 Tim Daly STC SR D 24 46 1.926 Matthew Caito MIA JR D 24 45 1.88 Gage Ausmus NDK SO D 24 45 1.888 Brian O'Rourke UNO SR D 21 44 2.10 Tyler Vesel UNO FR F 24 44 1.83 Paul LaDue NDK SO D 24 44 1.83

FaceOff Percentage FW FL FO %1 Blake Coleman MIA SR F 227 151 .6012 Gabe Levin DEN JR F 182 137 .5713 Mark MacMillan NDK SR F 235 182 .5644 Connor Gaarder NDK SR F 146 114 .5625 David Morley STC JR F 196 155 .5586 Sheldon Dries WMU SO F 222 177 .5567 Nolan LaPorte WMU JR F 81 65 .5558 Will Kessel WMU SR F 217 179 .5489 Kalle Kossila STC JR F 218 180 .548

10 Austin Czarnik MIA SR F 285 246 .537


NCHC Conference Goaltending Leaders

Goals Against Average GP Minutes GA GAA Record SO Saves Save % NHL1 Jay Williams MIA JR 16 906:39 32 2.12 1060 2 356 .9182 Ryan Massa UNO SR 20 1189:38 42 2.12 974 1 586 .9333 Zane McIntyre NDK JR 24 1450:59 52 2.15 1662 0 704 .931 BOS4 Charlie Lindgren STC SO 23 1354:12 51 2.26 10121 2 587 .9205 Kasimir Kaskisuo MND FR 24 1454:58 55 2.27 1293 0 617 .9186 Tanner Jaillet DEN FR 18 875:12 36 2.47 960 1 409 .9197 Lukas Hafner WMU JR 19 1022:22 45 2.64 495 1 435 .9068 Ryan McKay MIA JR 9 532:34 26 2.93 431 0 243 .9039 Evan Cowley DEN SO 11 549:20 27 2.95 441 0 250 .903 FLA

10 Tyler Marble CC_ SO 19 983:37 54 3.29 2132 1 502 .903

Save Percentage GP Minutes GA GAA Record SO Saves Save % NHL1 Ryan Massa UNO SR 20 1189:38 42 2.12 974 1 586 .9332 Zane McIntyre NDK JR 24 1450:59 52 2.15 1662 0 704 .931 BOS3 Charlie Lindgren STC SO 23 1354:12 51 2.26 10121 2 587 .9204 Tanner Jaillet DEN FR 18 875:12 36 2.47 960 1 409 .9195 Kasimir Kaskisuo MND FR 24 1454:58 55 2.27 1293 0 617 .9186 Jay Williams MIA JR 16 906:39 32 2.12 1060 2 356 .9187 Lukas Hafner WMU JR 19 1022:22 45 2.64 495 1 435 .9068 Ryan McKay MIA JR 9 532:34 26 2.93 431 0 243 .9039 Tyler Marble CC_ SO 19 983:37 54 3.29 2132 1 502 .903

10 Evan Cowley DEN SO 11 549:20 27 2.95 441 0 250 .903 FLA

Saves GP SVS/G Saves1 Zane McIntyre NDK JR 24 29.3 7042 Kasimir Kaskisuo MND FR 24 25.7 6173 Charlie Lindgren STC SO 23 25.5 5874 Ryan Massa UNO SR 20 29.3 5865 Tyler Marble CC_ SO 19 26.4 5026 Lukas Hafner WMU JR 19 22.9 4357 Tanner Jaillet DEN FR 18 22.7 4098 Jay Williams MIA JR 16 22.2 3569 Evan Cowley DEN SO 11 22.7 250

10 Ryan McKay MIA JR 9 27.0 24311 Chase Perry CC_ FR 10 23.2 23212 Frank Slubowski WMU SR 9 21.1 19013 Kirk Thompson UNO SO 5 22.4 11214 Rasmus Reijola STC JR 2 11.5 2315 Brock Crossthwaite UNO FR 1 5.0 516 Anthony Jacaruso MIA JR 1 0.0 0

Shutouts GP Shutouts1 Jay Williams MIA JR 16 2 Charlie Lindgren STC SO 23 23 Kirk Thompson UNO SO 5 1 Tanner Jaillet DEN FR 18 1 Tyler Marble CC_ SO 19 1 Lukas Hafner WMU JR 19 1 Ryan Massa UNO SR 20 1


National Collegiate Hockey Conference TeamConferenceOnly Stats

TEAM OFFENSE TEAM DEFENSE Team Games Goals G/GM1 Denver 24 79 3.292 Miami 24 73 3.043 North Dakota 24 72 3.004 St. Cloud State 24 69 2.885 Minnesota Duluth 24 68 2.836 Omaha 24 67 2.797 Western Michigan 24 51 2.128 Colorado College 24 43 1.79

Team Games Goals G/GM1 North Dakota 24 55 2.292 Omaha 24 56 2.33 St. Cloud State 24 56 2.334 Minnesota Duluth 24 59 2.465 Miami 24 60 2.506 Denver 24 68 2.837 Western Michigan 24 73 3.048 Colorado College 24 95 3.96

POWER PLAY PENALTY KILL Team Totals SHA PP %1 St. Cloud State 26/93 0 28.02 Colorado College 20/88 6 22.73 Denver 17/81 2 21.04 Miami 21/103 3 20.45 Minnesota Duluth 18/94 0 19.16 Omaha 16/85 2 18.87 North Dakota 18/96 3 18.88 Western Michigan 14/91 2 15.4

Team Totals SHF PK %1 Omaha 72/86 2 83.72 Miami 83/100 6 83.03 Minnesota Duluth 74/93 2 79.64 Western Michigan 93/117 0 79.55 North Dakota 75/95 5 78.96 Denver 58/74 1 78.47 St. Cloud State 52/67 1 77.68 Colorado College 74/99 1 74.7

PENALTY MINUTES SHOTS ON GOAL Team Games PIM PIM/G1 Western Michigan 24 400 16.72 North Dakota 24 352 14.73 Miami 24 314 13.14 Colorado College 24 310 12.95 Minnesota Duluth 24 306 12.86 Omaha 24 270 11.27 Denver 24 269 11.28 St. Cloud State 24 188 7.8

Team Games SOG SOG/G1 Miami 24 814 33.92 Minnesota Duluth 24 761 31.73 Denver 24 754 31.44 North Dakota 24 749 31.25 St. Cloud State 24 737 30.76 Western Michigan 24 691 28.87 Omaha 24 660 27.58 Colorado College 24 607 25.3

SCORING BY PERIOD GOALS ALLOWED BY PERIOD Team 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total1 Denver 21 27 31 0 792 Miami 16 36 20 1 733 North Dakota 26 24 20 2 724 St. Cloud State 21 22 26 0 695 Minnesota Duluth 14 21 31 2 686 Omaha 16 26 24 1 677 Western Michigan 14 11 25 1 518 Colorado College 15 16 12 0 43

Team 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total1 North Dakota 11 19 24 1 552 Omaha 19 17 19 1 56 St. Cloud State 12 16 27 1 564 Minnesota Duluth 15 20 23 1 595 Miami 16 22 22 0 606 Denver 22 23 23 0 687 Western Michigan 21 35 16 1 738 Colorado College 27 31 35 2 95

SPECIAL TEAMS NET Team PPF SHA PP NET PPA SHF SH NET ST NET1 St. Cloud State 26 0 +26 15 1 14 +122 Miami 21 3 +18 17 6 11 +73 Omaha 16 2 +14 14 2 12 +24 Minnesota Duluth 18 0 +18 19 2 17 +15 Denver 17 2 +15 16 1 15 0 North Dakota 18 3 +15 20 5 15 07 Colorado College 20 6 +14 25 1 24 108 Western Michigan 14 2 +12 24 0 24 12


NCHC Overall Scoring Leaders

Scoring GP GAP PPG PIM PP SH GW HT +/ NHL1 Danton Heinen DEN FR F 34 142842 1.24 5/10 4 0 4 0 +18 BOS2 Trevor Moore DEN SO F 33 192039 1.18 2/7 2 0 3 1 +203 Austin Czarnik MIA SR F 34 53136 1.06 14/28 0 2 1 1 +24 Joey LaLeggia DEN SR D 32 122335 1.09 15/41 5 0 3 0 +12 EDM5 Jonny Brodzinski STC JR F 34 191534 1.00 18/47 10 0 3 1 3 LOS6 Jake Guentzel UNO SO F 31 122133 1.06 13/34 3 0 1 0 +5 PIT Riley Barber MIA JR F 33 171633 1.00 5/10 6 2 2 0 +1 WSH Austin Ortega UNO SO F 34 181533 0.97 8/16 8 0 11 0 +6 Drake Caggiula NDK JR F 35 161733 0.94 13/26 4 2 4 0 +11

10 Joey Benik STC JR F 34 131932 0.94 3/6 5 1 0 0 E11 Michael Parks NDK SR F 35 121931 0.89 22/44 3 2 4 0 +12 PHI12 Anthony Louis MIA SO F 31 72229 0.94 3/6 3 0 0 0 +11 CHI

Cody Bradley CC_ JR F 33 101929 0.88 8/16 2 0 2 0 2114 Daniel Doremus DEN SR F 34 101828 0.82 13/34 3 0 0 0 +2215 Tony Cameranesi MND JR C 36 81927 0.75 7/14 3 1 3 0 +7 TOR16 Jordan Schmaltz NDK JR D 35 32326 0.74 3/6 3 0 0 0 +11 STL17 Mark MacMillan NDK SR F 29 16925 0.86 8/27 4 2 0 1 +9 MTL

Colton Hargrove WMU JR F 31 121325 0.81 21/72 1 0 2 0 +10 BOS Nick Schmaltz NDK FR F 31 52025 0.81 5/10 1 0 2 0 +5 CHI Blake Coleman MIA SR F 32 131225 0.78 25/80 3 1 2 0 +14 NJD Alex Iafallo MND SO W 32 81725 0.78 6/12 3 0 1 0 +16 Sean Kuraly MIA JR F 34 17825 0.74 19/38 7 1 9 0 E SJS Sheldon Dries WMU SO F 34 131225 0.74 17/37 4 0 1 0 +2 Kalle Kossila STC JR F 34 52025 0.74 8/27 4 0 0 0 10

25 Dominic Toninato MND SO C 30 16824 0.80 19/52 3 2 1 0 +16 TOR Justin Kovacs WMU SR F 32 61824 0.75 4/8 0 0 2 0 2 David Morley STC JR F 33 131124 0.73 4/8 1 0 4 0 +5

Defenseman Scoring GP GAP PPG PIM PP SH GW HT +/ NHL1 Joey LaLeggia DEN SR D 32 122335 1.09 15/41 5 0 3 0 +12 EDM2 Jordan Schmaltz NDK JR D 35 32326 0.74 3/6 3 0 0 0 +11 STL3 Nolan Zajac DEN JR D 34 51823 0.68 8/16 1 0 1 0 +54 Matthew Caito MIA JR D 33 31720 0.61 17/45 0 0 0 0 +175 Ethan Prow STC JR D 29 41519 0.66 2/4 4 0 0 0 4 Ian Brady UNO SO D 33 51419 0.58 8/16 2 1 0 0 +1 Paul LaDue NDK SO D 34 41519 0.56 4/8 2 0 0 0 +8 LOS8 Andy Welinski MND JR D 36 81018 0.50 10/20 3 1 2 0 +7 ANA9 Jaccob Slavin CC_ SO D 32 51217 0.53 1/2 4 0 0 0 26 CAR

10 Nick Mattson NDK SR D 26 31316 0.62 5/10 2 0 0 0 +10 CHI Chris Dienes WMU SO D 34 21416 0.47 10/20 0 0 1 0 +7

12 Andrew Prochno STC SR D 32 31215 0.47 6/12 1 0 0 0 +1 Brian Cooper UNO JR D 34 51015 0.44 20/40 4 0 2 0 +13 ANA Kenney Morrison WMU JR D 34 51015 0.44 16/32 3 0 0 0 +1

15 Will Butcher DEN SO D 32 21214 0.44 4/8 2 0 0 0 2 COL Willie Raskob MND SO D 32 21214 0.44 4/8 1 0 1 0 E Louie Belpedio MIA FR D 34 41014 0.41 12/24 2 0 0 0 +16 MIN Luc Snuggerud UNO FR D 34 21214 0.41 9/18 1 0 0 0 +1 CHI

Freshman Scoring GP GAP PPG PIM PP SH GW HT +/ NHL1 Danton Heinen DEN FR F 34 142842 1.24 5/10 4 0 4 0 +18 BOS2 Nick Schmaltz NDK FR F 31 52025 0.81 5/10 1 0 2 0 +5 CHI3 Patrick Russell STC FR F 34 101323 0.68 6/12 7 0 0 0 5 Jake Randolph UNO FR F 34 41923 0.68 2/4 0 0 0 0 +95 Tyler Vesel UNO FR F 34 71421 0.62 1/2 0 0 0 0 +10 EDM6 Frederik Tiffels WMU FR F 29 91019 0.66 7/14 2 0 1 1 +8 Avery Peterson UNO FR F 34 10919 0.56 8/16 2 0 1 0 E MIN8 Karson Kuhlman MND FR W 36 8917 0.47 3/6 1 1 2 0 +39 Aidan Muir WMU FR F 33 6814 0.42 2/4 1 0 1 0 +7 EDM Louie Belpedio MIA FR D 34 41014 0.41 12/24 2 0 0 0 +16 MIN Luc Snuggerud UNO FR D 34 21214 0.41 9/18 1 0 0 0 +1 CHI

12 David Pope UNO FR F 28 7512 0.43 3/6 0 0 0 0 +3 DET Tucker Poolman NDK FR D 33 6612 0.36 6/12 5 0 1 0 +5 WPG Jared Thomas MND FR C 35 5712 0.34 5/10 1 0 1 0 +2

15 Austin Poganski NDK FR F 31 4711 0.35 4/19 0 0 0 0 +11 STL


NCHC Overall Scoring LeadersGoal Scoring GP G GPG

1 Trevor Moore DEN SO F 33 19 0.58 Jonny Brodzinski STC JR F 34 19 0.563 Austin Ortega UNO SO F 34 18 0.534 Riley Barber MIA JR F 33 17 0.52 Sean Kuraly MIA JR F 34 17 0.506 Mark MacMillan NDK SR F 29 16 0.55 Dominic Toninato MND SO C 30 16 0.53 Drake Caggiula NDK JR F 35 16 0.469 Danton Heinen DEN FR F 34 14 0.41

10 Blake Coleman MIA SR F 32 13 0.41 David Morley STC JR F 33 13 0.39 Joey Benik STC JR F 34 13 0.38 Sheldon Dries WMU SO F 34 13 0.38

Assist Scoring GP A APG1 Austin Czarnik MIA SR F 34 31 0.912 Danton Heinen DEN FR F 34 28 0.823 Joey LaLeggia DEN SR D 32 23 0.72 Jordan Schmaltz NDK JR D 35 23 0.665 Anthony Louis MIA SO F 31 22 0.716 Jake Guentzel UNO SO F 31 21 0.687 Nick Schmaltz NDK FR F 31 20 0.65 Trevor Moore DEN SO F 33 20 0.61 Kalle Kossila STC JR F 34 20 0.59

10 Cody Bradley CC JR F 33 19 0.58 Jake Randolph UNO FR F 34 19 0.56 Joey Benik STC JR F 34 19 0.56 Michael Parks NDK SR F 35 19 0.54 Tony Cameranesi MND JR C 36 19 0.53

Power Play Goals GP G GPG1 Jonny Brodzinski STC JR F 34 10 0.292 Nolan LaPorte WMU JR F 31 8 0.26 Austin Ortega UNO SO F 34 8 0.244 Sean Kuraly MIA JR F 34 7 0.21 Patrick Russell STC FR F 34 7 0.216 Zac Larraza DEN SR F 32 6 0.19 Riley Barber MIA JR F 33 6 0.188 Joey LaLeggia DEN SR D 32 5 0.16 Tucker Poolman NDK FR D 33 5 0.15 Joey Benik STC JR F 34 5 0.15

Power Play Points GP GAP PPG1 Jonny Brodzinski STC JR F 34 10919 0.56 Joey Benik STC JR F 34 51419 0.563 Kalle Kossila STC JR F 34 41418 0.534 Jake Guentzel UNO SO F 31 31215 0.48 Jordan Schmaltz NDK JR D 35 31215 0.436 Ethan Prow STC JR D 29 4913 0.45 Riley Barber MIA JR F 33 6713 0.39 Cody Bradley CC JR F 33 21113 0.399 6 Players Tied With 12 Points

Shorthanded Goals GP G GPG1 Mark MacMillan NDK SR F 29 2 0.07 Dominic Toninato MND SO C 30 2 0.07 Riley Barber MIA JR F 33 2 0.06 Austin Czarnik MIA SR F 34 2 0.06 Michael Parks NDK SR F 35 2 0.06 Stephane Pattyn NDK SR F 35 2 0.06 Drake Caggiula NDK JR F 35 2 0.068 16 Players Tied With 1

GameWinning Goals GP G GPG1 Austin Ortega UNO SO F 34 11 0.322 Sean Kuraly MIA JR F 34 9 0.263 Larkin Jacobson DEN SR F 31 4 0.13 David Morley STC JR F 33 4 0.12 Danton Heinen DEN FR F 34 4 0.12 Connor Gaarder NDK SR F 35 4 0.11 Michael Parks NDK SR F 35 4 0.11 Drake Caggiula NDK JR F 35 4 0.119 8 Players Tied With 3

PlusMinus GP +/1 Daniel Doremus DEN SR F 34 +222 Trevor Moore DEN SO F 33 +203 Danton Heinen DEN FR F 34 +184 Adam Krause MND SR W 28 +17 Matthew Caito MIA JR D 33 +176 Dominic Toninato MND SO C 30 +16 Alex Iafallo MND SO W 32 +16 Louie Belpedio MIA FR D 34 +169 Gage Ausmus NDK SO D 35 +15

10 Blake Coleman MIA SR F 32 +14

Hat Tricks GP HT1 Mark MacMillan NDK SR F 29 1 Frederik Tiffels WMU FR F 29 1 Nolan LaPorte WMU JR F 31 1 Quentin Shore DEN JR C 33 1 Trevor Moore DEN SO F 33 1 Brendan O'Donnell NDK SR F 33 1 Austin Czarnik MIA SR F 34 1 Cody Murphy MIA SR F 34 1 Jonny Brodzinski STC JR F 34 1

Blocked Shots GP BLK BLK/G1 Tim Daly STC SR D 34 70 2.062 Brian O'Rourke UNO SR D 31 66 2.13 Jaccob Slavin CC SO D 32 66 2.064 Peter Stoykewych CC SR D 32 65 2.03 Josiah Didier DEN SR D 34 65 1.91 Gage Ausmus NDK SO D 35 65 1.867 Brian Cooper UNO JR D 34 61 1.79 Taylor Fleming WMU SO D 34 61 1.799 Neal Goff WMU FR D 33 57 1.73 Paul LaDue NDK SO D 34 57 1.68

FaceOff Percentage FW FL FO %1 Blake Coleman MIA SR F 301 186 .6182 Mark MacMillan NDK SR F 308 230 .5723 Sheldon Dries WMU SO F 291 222 .5674 Sean Kuraly MIA JR F 333 256 .5655 Gabe Levin DEN JR F 248 194 .5616 David Morley STC JR F 242 197 .5517 Nolan LaPorte WMU JR F 102 84 .5488 Drake Caggiula NDK JR F 182 151 .5479 Judd Peterson STC FR F 48 40 .545

10 Connor Gaarder NDK SR F 223 189 .541


NCHC Overall Goaltending Leaders

Goals Against Average GP Minutes GA GAA Record SO Saves Save % NHL1 Jay Williams MIA JR 23 1322:41 42 1.91 1670 4 482 .9202 Zane McIntyre NDK JR 35 2076:13 69 1.99 2573 1 937 .931 BOS3 Ryan Massa UNO SR 25 1458:34 49 2.02 1276 1 703 .9354 Evan Cowley DEN SO 18 971:08 35 2.16 862 2 413 .922 FLA5 Kasimir Kaskisuo MND FR 32 1878:11 70 2.24 17113 1 777 .9176 Lukas Hafner WMU JR 28 1559:17 61 2.35 11115 1 666 .9167 Tanner Jaillet DEN FR 22 1056:34 42 2.39 1260 1 469 .9188 Charlie Lindgren STC SO 32 1832:43 73 2.39 15161 2 782 .9159 Ryan McKay MIA JR 13 721:49 34 2.83 551 0 332 .907

10 Tyler Marble CC_ SO 25 1308:05 74 3.39 5162 1 659 .89911 Chase Perry CC_ FR 14 682:01 46 4.05 181 0 315 .873 DET

Save Percentage GP Minutes GA GAA Record SO Saves Save % NHL1 Ryan Massa UNO SR 25 1458:34 49 2.02 1276 1 703 .9352 Zane McIntyre NDK JR 35 2076:13 69 1.99 2573 1 937 .931 BOS3 Evan Cowley DEN SO 18 971:08 35 2.16 862 2 413 .922 FLA4 Jay Williams MIA JR 23 1322:41 42 1.91 1670 4 482 .9205 Tanner Jaillet DEN FR 22 1056:34 42 2.39 1260 1 469 .9186 Kasimir Kaskisuo MND FR 32 1878:11 70 2.24 17113 1 777 .9177 Lukas Hafner WMU JR 28 1559:17 61 2.35 11115 1 666 .9168 Charlie Lindgren STC SO 32 1832:43 73 2.39 15161 2 782 .9159 Ryan McKay MIA JR 13 721:49 34 2.83 551 0 332 .907

10 Tyler Marble CC_ SO 25 1308:05 74 3.39 5162 1 659 .89911 Chase Perry CC_ FR 14 682:01 46 4.05 181 0 315 .873 DET

Saves GP SVS/G Saves1 Zane McIntyre NDK JR 35 26.8 9372 Charlie Lindgren STC SO 32 24.4 7823 Kasimir Kaskisuo MND FR 32 24.3 7774 Ryan Massa UNO SR 25 28.1 7035 Lukas Hafner WMU JR 28 23.8 6666 Tyler Marble CC_ SO 25 26.4 6597 Jay Williams MIA JR 23 21.0 4828 Tanner Jaillet DEN FR 22 21.3 4699 Evan Cowley DEN SO 18 22.9 413

10 Ryan McKay MIA JR 13 25.5 33211 Chase Perry CC_ FR 14 22.5 31512 Kirk Thompson UNO SO 10 23.9 23913 Frank Slubowski WMU SR 10 21.2 21214 Matt McNeely MND JR 5 22.6 11315 Rasmus Reijola STC JR 5 12.8 6416 Brock Crossthwaite UNO FR 2 10.5 2117 Cam Johnson NDK FR 2 6.5 1318 Anthony Jacaruso MIA JR 1 0.0 0

Shutouts GP Shutouts1 Jay Williams MIA JR 23 42 Evan Cowley DEN SO 18 2 Charlie Lindgren STC SO 32 24 Matt McNeely MND JR 5 1 Kirk Thompson UNO SO 10 1 Tanner Jaillet DEN FR 22 1 Tyler Marble CC_ SO 25 1 Ryan Massa UNO SR 25 1 Lukas Hafner WMU JR 28 1 Kasimir Kaskisuo MND FR 32 1 Zane McIntyre NDK JR 35 1


National Collegiate Hockey Conference Team Overall StatsTEAM OFFENSE TEAM DEFENSE

Team Games Goals G/GM1 North Dakota 35 117 3.342 Denver 34 109 3.213 Miami 34 102 3.004 Minnesota Duluth 36 106 2.945 St. Cloud State 34 95 2.796 Omaha 34 94 2.767 Western Michigan 34 88 2.598 Colorado College 33 71 2.15

Team Games Goals G/GM1 North Dakota 35 76 2.172 Miami 34 78 2.293 Omaha 34 80 2.354 Minnesota Duluth 36 85 2.365 Denver 34 83 2.446 St. Cloud State 34 85 2.507 Western Michigan 34 93 2.748 Colorado College 33 128 3.88

POWER PLAY PENALTY KILL Team Totals SHA PP %1 St. Cloud State 34/139 1 24.52 Denver 28/127 3 22.03 Colorado College 26/124 7 21.04 Western Michigan 28/135 2 20.75 North Dakota 30/146 4 20.56 Miami 29/148 3 19.67 Omaha 25/131 2 19.18 Minnesota Duluth 28/150 1 18.7

Team Totals SHF PK %1 North Dakota 122/146 9 83.62 Miami 119/143 7 83.23 Omaha 102/123 2 82.94 Denver 94/114 2 82.55 Minnesota Duluth 116/142 7 81.76 Western Michigan 133/164 0 81.17 St. Cloud State 83/104 1 79.88 Colorado College 100/129 2 77.5

PENALTY MINUTES SHOTS ON GOAL Team Games PIM PIM/G1 Western Michigan 34 558 16.42 North Dakota 35 493 14.13 Miami 34 449 13.24 Minnesota Duluth 36 473 13.15 Colorado College 33 382 11.66 Denver 34 376 11.17 Omaha 34 373 11.08 St. Cloud State 34 308 9.1

Team Games SOG SOG/G1 Miami 34 1166 34.32 North Dakota 35 1133 32.43 Minnesota Duluth 36 1163 32.34 Denver 34 1076 31.65 St. Cloud State 34 1047 30.86 Western Michigan 34 993 29.27 Omaha 34 928 27.38 Colorado College 33 899 27.2

SCORING BY PERIOD GOALS ALLOWED BY PERIOD Team 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total1 North Dakota 32 44 38 3 1172 Denver 27 41 40 1 1093 Minnesota Duluth 23 35 46 2 1064 Miami 23 52 25 2 1025 St. Cloud State 26 32 37 0 956 Omaha 25 31 36 2 947 Western Michigan 26 22 39 1 888 Colorado College 23 26 22 0 71

Team 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total1 North Dakota 16 29 30 1 762 Miami 23 26 28 1 783 Omaha 28 26 25 1 804 Denver 24 30 29 0 835 Minnesota Duluth 25 28 30 2 85 St. Cloud State 21 24 38 2 857 Western Michigan 26 44 22 1 938 Colorado College 35 45 45 3 128

SPECIAL TEAMS NET Team PPF SHA PP NET PPA SHF SH NET ST NET1 St. Cloud State 34 1 +33 21 1 20 +132 North Dakota 30 4 +26 24 9 15 +113 Miami 29 3 +26 24 7 17 +94 Minnesota Duluth 28 1 +27 26 7 19 +85 Denver 28 3 +25 20 2 18 +76 Omaha 25 2 +23 21 2 19 +47 Western Michigan 28 2 +26 31 0 31 58 Colorado College 26 7 +19 29 2 27 8


National Category LeadersPoints Per Game GP GAP P/GM

1 Jack Eichel Boston University FR F 32 183755 1.722 Jimmy Vesey (NSH) Harvard JR F 31 252550 1.613 Zach Hyman (FLA) Michigan SR F 32 192948 1.504 Evan Rodrigues Boston University SR F 33 173249 1.485 Kyle Criscuolo Harvard JR F 31 172643 1.396 Dylan Larkin (DET) Michigan FR F 30 132841 1.377 Matt Garbowsky RIT SR F 34 242246 1.358 Daniel Ciampini Union SR F 36 262248 1.339 Mike Vecchione Union SO F 36 182947 1.31

10 Travis Boyd (WSH) Minnesota SR F 27 161834 1.2611 Kevin Roy (ANA) Northeastern JR F 35 192544 1.2612 Danny O'Regan (SJS) Boston University JR F 33 192241 1.2413 Danton Heinen (BOS) Denver FR F 34 142842 1.24

Josh Mitchell RIT JR F 34 123042 1.2415 Tanner Kero Michigan Tech SR F 36 182543 1.1916 Trevor Moore Denver SO F 33 192039 1.1817 Casey Bailey Penn State JR F 34 221840 1.18

Cody Wydo Robert Morris SR F 34 192140 1.1819 Tyler Morley Alaska JR F 32 152237 1.1620 Cole Gunner Air Force SR F 39 202545 1.1521 Andrew Gladiuk Bentley JR F 34 192039 1.1522 Taylor Holstrom Penn State SR F 29 72633 1.1423 Brad McGowan RIT SR F 32 162036 1.1224 Mike Reilly (CLB) Minnesota JR D 34 63238 1.1225 Tyler Kelleher New Hampshire SO F 35 162339 1.11

Goals Against Average Minutes GA GAA1 Alex Lyon Yale SO 1642:10 43 1.572 Stephon Williams (NYI) Minnesota State JR 1701:50 47 1.663 Jamie Phillips (WPG) Michigan Tech JR 2050:23 60 1.764 Michael Bitzer Bemidji State FR 1564:25 46 1.765 Jay Williams Miami JR 1322:41 42 1.916 James Kruger Dartmouth JR 1458:25 47 1.937 Mike Santaguida Vermont SO 1272:00 41 1.938 Jayson Argue Bentley FR 986:50 32 1.959 Michael Garteig Quinnipiac JR 1817:24 60 1.98

10 Kyle Hayton St. Lawrence FR 1996:45 66 1.9811 Sean Cahill Alaska SR 967:50 32 1.9812 Mitch Gillam Cornell SO 1476:22 49 1.9913 Zane McIntyre (BOS) North Dakota JR 2076:13 69 1.9914 Jon Gillies (CGY) Providence JR 1863:16 62 2.0015 Charlie Finn Colgate SO 1846:09 62 2.0216 Ryan Massa Omaha SR 1458:34 49 2.0217 Keegan Asmundson Canisius JR 1347:51 47 2.0918 Jake Hildebrand Michigan State JR 1914:35 67 2.1019 Steve Perry Clarkson SO 998:32 35 2.1020 Matt Ginn Holy Cross SR 1881:16 66 2.1021 C.J. Motte Ferris State SR 2209:39 78 2.1222 Rasmus Tirronen Merrimack SR 1684:16 60 2.1423 Terry Shafer Robert Morris JR 978:16 35 2.1524 Evan Cowley (FLA) Denver SO 971:08 35 2.1625 Thatcher Demko (VAN) Boston College SO 1870:20 68 2.18

Points Per Game (Defensemen) GP GAP P/GM1 Mike Reilly (CLB) Minnesota JR D 34 63238 1.122 Joey LaLeggia (EDM) Denver SR D 32 122335 1.093 Robbie Russo (NYI) Notre Dame SR D 37 132437 1.00

Jeff Taylor (PIT) Union SO D 31 42731 1.005 Mike Paliotta (CHI) Vermont SR D 37 92635 0.956 Matt Grzelcyk (BOS) Boston University JR D 33 82230 0.917 Casey Nelson Minnesota State SO D 35 62329 0.838 Zach Werenski Michigan FR D 30 81523 0.779 Zach Palmquist Minnesota State SR D 35 81826 0.74

Jordan Schmaltz (STL) North Dakota JR D 35 32326 0.7411 Steve Weinstein Bentley SR D 32 51823 0.72

Dylan Zink UMass Lowell SO D 32 101323 0.7213 Devon Toews (NYI) Quinnipiac SO D 26 41418 0.6914 Colton Parayko (STL) Alaska JR D 34 61723 0.68

Nolan Zajac Denver JR D 34 51823 0.6816 Matt Prapavessis Bemidji State SR D 36 91524 0.67

Matt Benning (BOS) Northeastern SO D 36 02424 0.6718 Ethan Prow St. Cloud State JR D 29 41519 0.6619 Teddy Doherty Boston College JR D 34 61622 0.6520 Michael Downing (FLA) Michigan SO D 31 51520 0.65

Save Percentage Saves GA Save %1 Alex Lyon Yale SO 668 43 .9402 Kyle Hayton St. Lawrence FR 970 66 .9363 Jayson Argue Bentley FR 470 32 .9364 Jamie Phillips (WPG) Michigan Tech JR 863 60 .9355 Ryan Massa Omaha SR 703 49 .9356 Michael Bitzer Bemidji State FR 629 46 .9327 Zane McIntyre (BOS) North Dakota JR 937 69 .9318 Matt Ginn Holy Cross SR 888 66 .9319 Rasmus Tirronen Merrimack SR 807 60 .931

10 Terry Shafer Robert Morris JR 466 35 .93011 Jake Hildebrand Michigan State JR 885 67 .93012 Jon Gillies (CGY) Providence JR 817 62 .92913 James Kruger Dartmouth JR 610 47 .92814 Mike Santaguida Vermont SO 524 41 .92715 Cal Petersen (BUF) Notre Dame FR 843 66 .92716 Mitch Gillam Cornell SO 622 49 .92717 Matt O'Connor Boston University JR 744 59 .92718 Thatcher Demko (VAN) Boston College SO 851 68 .92619 Keegan Asmundson Canisius JR 586 47 .92620 Stephon Williams (NYI) Minnesota State JR 579 47 .925

Points Per Game (Freshmen) GP GAP P/GM1 Jack Eichel Boston University F 32 183755 1.722 Dylan Larkin (DET) Michigan F 30 132841 1.373 Danton Heinen (BOS) Denver F 34 142842 1.244 Dennis Kravchenko Massachusetts F 36 102333 0.925 C.J. Smith UMass Lowell F 34 141731 0.916 Tyler Pham Army F 32 92029 0.917 Alex Tuch (MIN) Boston College F 33 141428 0.858 Johno May American International F 36 72330 0.839 Landon Smith Quinnipiac F 34 151328 0.82

10 Brett Seney Merrimack F 32 111526 0.81 Scott Conway Penn State F 32 101626 0.81

12 Nick Schmaltz (CHI) North Dakota F 31 52025 0.81 Brady Ferguson Robert Morris F 31 111425 0.81

14 Brandon Hawkins Bowling Green F 36 141428 0.7815 Zach Werenski Michigan D 30 81523 0.7716 C.J. Franklin (WPG) Minnesota State F 32 71724 0.75

Andrew Poturalski New Hampshire F 36 141327 0.7518 Jack Riley Mercyhurst F 33 91524 0.7319 Matthew Weis Ohio State F 29 61420 0.6920 Jake Randolph Omaha F 34 41923 0.68

Patrick Russell St. Cloud State F 34 101323 0.68

Winning Percentage WLT Win %1 Matt O'Connor Boston University JR 1834 .8002 Stephon Williams (NYI) Minnesota State JR 2153 .7763 Jamie Phillips (WPG) Michigan Tech JR 2572 .765

Dalton Izyk Robert Morris SO 1340 .7655 Zane McIntyre (BOS) North Dakota JR 2573 .7576 Daniel Tirone New Hampshire FR 1240 .7507 Michael Garteig Quinnipiac JR 2073 .7178 Jay Williams Miami JR 1670 .6969 Terry Shafer Robert Morris JR 934 .688

10 Tommy Burke Bowling Green JR 1253 .67511 Tanner Jaillet Denver FR 1260 .667

Brody Hoffman Vermont JR 1152 .66713 Alex Lyon Yale SO 1675 .66114 Charlie Finn Colgate SO 1894 .64515 Kevin Boyle UMass Lowell JR 1576 .643

Steve Racine Michigan JR 950 .64317 Thatcher Demko (VAN) Boston College SO 18103 .62918 Jon Gillies (CGY) Providence JR 19112 .625

James Kruger Dartmouth JR 1374 .62520 Adam Wilcox (TBL) Minnesota JR 18113 .609


National Category LeadersGoals Per Game GP G G/GM

1 Jimmy Vesey (NSH) Harvard JR F 31 25 0.812 Daniel Ciampini Union SR F 36 26 0.723 Matt Garbowsky RIT SR F 34 24 0.714 Ahti Oksanen Boston University JR F 32 22 0.695 Bryce Gervais Minnesota State JR F 35 24 0.696 Casey Bailey Penn State JR F 34 22 0.657 Ralph Cuddemi Canisius JR F 34 21 0.628 Austin Orszulak American International SO F 36 22 0.619 Zach Hyman (FLA) Michigan SR F 32 19 0.59

10 Travis Boyd (WSH) Minnesota SR F 27 16 0.5911 Sam Anas Quinnipiac SO F 34 20 0.5912 Danny O'Regan (SJS) Boston University JR F 33 19 0.58

Trevor Moore Denver SO F 33 19 0.5814 Jack Eichel Boston University FR F 32 18 0.5615 Andrew Gladiuk Bentley JR F 34 19 0.56

Cody Wydo Robert Morris SR F 34 19 0.56 Jonny Brodzinski (LOS) St. Cloud State JR F 34 19 0.56

18 Mark MacMillan (MTL) North Dakota SR F 29 16 0.5519 Kyle Criscuolo Harvard JR F 31 17 0.5520 Kevin Roy (ANA) Northeastern JR F 35 19 0.5421 Dominic Toninato (TOR) Minnesota Duluth SO F 30 16 0.5322 Austin Ortega Omaha SO F 34 18 0.53

Grayson Downing New Hampshire SR F 34 18 0.5324 Matt Willows New Hampshire SR F 36 19 0.5325 Evan Rodrigues Boston University SR F 33 17 0.52

Riley Barber (WSH) Miami JR F 33 17 0.52

Assists Per Game GP A A/GM1 Jack Eichel Boston University FR F 32 37 1.162 Evan Rodrigues Boston University SR F 33 32 0.973 Mike Reilly (CLB) Minnesota JR D 34 32 0.944 Dylan Larkin (DET) Michigan FR F 30 28 0.935 Austin Czarnik Miami SR F 34 31 0.916 Zach Hyman (FLA) Michigan SR F 32 29 0.917 Taylor Holstrom Penn State SR F 29 26 0.908 Josh Mitchell RIT JR F 34 30 0.889 Jeff Taylor (PIT) Union SO D 31 27 0.87

10 Matt Leitner Minnesota State SR F 35 30 0.8611 Kyle Criscuolo Harvard JR F 31 26 0.8412 Danton Heinen (BOS) Denver FR F 34 28 0.8213 Vince Hinostroza (CHI) Notre Dame SO F 39 32 0.8214 Jimmy Vesey (NSH) Harvard JR F 31 25 0.8115 Mike Vecchione Union SO F 36 29 0.8116 Matthew Peca (TBL) Quinnipiac SR F 34 27 0.7917 Shane Conacher Canisius SO F 34 26 0.7618 Joey LaLeggia (EDM) Denver SR D 32 23 0.7219 Kevin Roy (ANA) Northeastern JR F 35 25 0.7120 Anthony Louis (CHI) Miami SO F 31 22 0.7121 Mike Paliotta (CHI) Vermont SR D 37 26 0.7022 Tanner Kero Michigan Tech SR F 36 25 0.69

Dalen Hedges Northeastern SO F 36 25 0.6924 Tyler Morley Alaska JR F 32 22 0.6925 Jake Guentzel (PIT) Omaha SO F 31 21 0.68

Power Play Goals GP PPG/G PPG1 Jonny Brodzinski (LOS) St. Cloud State JR F 34 0.29 102 Travis Boyd (WSH) Minnesota SR F 27 0.33 9

Daniel Ciampini Union SR F 36 0.25 94 Nolan LaPorte Western Michigan JR F 31 0.26 8

Ahti Oksanen Boston University JR F 32 0.25 8 Ralph Cuddemi Canisius JR F 34 0.24 8 Austin Ortega Omaha SO F 34 0.24 8 Sam Anas Quinnipiac SO F 34 0.24 8 Bryce Gervais Minnesota State JR F 35 0.23 8

10 Colton Saucerman Northeastern JR D 32 0.22 7 Andrew Gladiuk Bentley JR F 34 0.21 7 Sean Kuraly (SJS) Miami JR F 34 0.21 7 Kyle Rau (FLA) Minnesota SR F 34 0.21 7 Patrick Russell St. Cloud State FR F 34 0.21 7 Brady Shaw Vermont SO F 34 0.21 7 Hampus Gustafsson Merrimack SO F 36 0.19 7

GameWinning Goals GP GWG1 Austin Ortega Omaha SO F 34 112 Sean Kuraly (SJS) Miami JR F 34 93 Tanner Kero Michigan Tech SR F 36 7

Alex Petan Michigan Tech JR F 36 75 Travis Boyd (WSH) Minnesota SR F 27 6

Eric Neiley Dartmouth SR F 31 6 Shane Luke Providence SR F 34 6

8 Travis St. Denis Quinnipiac JR F 33 5 Ryan Fitzgerald (BOS) Boston College SO F 34 5 Matt Garbowsky RIT SR F 34 5 Bryce Gervais Minnesota State JR F 35 5 Spencer Naas Connecticut FR F 36 5 Daniel Ciampini Union SR F 36 5 Cole Gunner Air Force SR F 39 5

15 24 Players Tied With 4

Shorthanded Goals GP SHG/G SHG1 Dylan Hubbs Alaska Anchorage SO F 32 0.09 3

Joe Gambardella UMass Lowell SO F 33 0.09 3 Mike Vecchione Union SO F 36 0.08 3 Blaine Byron (PIT) Maine SO F 39 0.08 3

5 29 Players Tied With 2


National Team LeadersTEAM SCORING TEAM DEFENSE

SCORING OFFENSE GP Goals G/GM1 Michigan 32 126 3.942 Boston University 33 124 3.763 Michigan Tech 36 131 3.644 Robert Morris 34 120 3.535 Minnesota State 35 122 3.496 Minnesota 34 118 3.477 Penn State 34 116 3.418 Harvard 31 105 3.399 UMass Lowell 34 114 3.35

10 North Dakota 35 117 3.3411 Denver 34 109 3.2112 Union 36 115 3.1913 New Hampshire 36 113 3.1414 Mercyhurst 34 104 3.06

St. Lawrence 34 104 3.0616 Bowling Green 36 110 3.0617 RIT 34 103 3.0318 Notre Dame 39 118 3.0319 Miami 34 102 3.0020 Northeastern 36 107 2.9721 Air Force 39 115 2.9522 Minnesota Duluth 36 106 2.9423 Boston College 34 100 2.94

Providence 34 100 2.9425 Ohio State 32 91 2.8426 Dartmouth 31 88 2.8427 St. Cloud State 34 95 2.7928 Vermont 37 103 2.7829 Maine 39 108 2.7730 Omaha 34 94 2.76

Quinnipiac 34 94 2.7632 Massachusetts 36 99 2.7533 Bentley 34 93 2.7434 Bemidji State 36 98 2.7235 Alaska 34 92 2.7136 Yale 29 78 2.6937 Colgate 34 90 2.6538 Sacred Heart 36 95 2.6439 Canisius 34 89 2.6240 Western Michigan 34 88 2.5941 American International 36 87 2.4242 Michigan State 32 77 2.4143 Northern Michigan 36 83 2.3144 Holy Cross 37 84 2.2745 Merrimack 36 79 2.1946 Clarkson 37 81 2.19

Ferris State 37 81 2.1948 Niagara 37 80 2.1649 Colorado College 33 71 2.1550 Brown 31 65 2.1051 Alaska Anchorage 34 70 2.0652 Army 34 68 2.0053 Rensselaer 39 76 1.9554 Cornell 31 57 1.8455 Connecticut 36 66 1.8356 Wisconsin 32 56 1.7557 Alabama Huntsville 36 62 1.7258 Lake Superior State 36 56 1.5659 Princeton 30 39 1.30

SCORING DEFENSE GP Goals G/GM1 Yale 29 45 1.552 Michigan Tech 36 64 1.783 Minnesota State 35 69 1.974 Providence 34 69 2.035 St. Lawrence 34 70 2.066 Colgate 34 72 2.127 Quinnipiac 34 73 2.158 North Dakota 35 76 2.179 Michigan State 32 70 2.19

10 Ferris State 37 81 2.1911 Cornell 31 68 2.1912 Vermont 37 82 2.2213 Merrimack 36 82 2.2814 Miami 34 78 2.2915 Bemidji State 36 83 2.3116 Dartmouth 31 72 2.3217 Clarkson 37 87 2.35

Holy Cross 37 87 2.3519 Boston College 34 80 2.35

Canisius 34 80 2.35Omaha 34 80 2.35

22 Bowling Green 36 85 2.36Minnesota Duluth 36 85 2.36

24 Boston University 33 78 2.3625 Alaska 34 81 2.38

Robert Morris 34 81 2.3827 Denver 34 83 2.4428 Bentley 34 85 2.50

RIT 34 85 2.50St. Cloud State 34 85 2.50

31 Harvard 31 78 2.5232 UMass Lowell 34 87 2.5633 Northern Michigan 36 93 2.5834 Union 36 95 2.6435 Notre Dame 39 103 2.6436 Minnesota 34 90 2.6537 Western Michigan 34 93 2.7438 New Hampshire 36 101 2.8139 Penn State 34 99 2.9140 Northeastern 36 107 2.9741 Michigan 32 96 3.0042 Sacred Heart 36 109 3.0343 Connecticut 36 111 3.0844 Air Force 39 121 3.1045 Alaska Anchorage 34 107 3.15

Mercyhurst 34 107 3.1547 Army 34 108 3.1848 Rensselaer 39 125 3.2149 Alabama Huntsville 36 117 3.2550 Maine 39 127 3.2651 Lake Superior State 36 118 3.2852 Princeton 30 99 3.3053 Ohio State 32 111 3.4754 Brown 31 112 3.6155 Wisconsin 32 120 3.7556 Colorado College 33 128 3.8857 Niagara 37 147 3.9758 Massachusetts 36 152 4.2259 American International 36 155 4.31


National Team LeadersPOWER PLAY PENALTY KILL

POWER PLAY Totals SHA PP%1 Minnesota 37/127 0 29.12 Boston University 35/129 4 27.13 Michigan 29/118 4 24.64 St. Cloud State 34/139 1 24.55 Penn State 28/121 2 23.16 Minnesota State 38/170 7 22.47 Denver 28/127 3 22.08 Canisius 27/127 3 21.39 Michigan Tech 34/160 1 21.2

10 Harvard 23/109 1 21.111 Colorado College 26/124 7 21.012 Robert Morris 29/139 5 20.913 Western Michigan 28/135 2 20.714 Northeastern 34/164 6 20.715 Union 35/170 2 20.616 Vermont 29/141 2 20.617 North Dakota 30/146 4 20.518 Quinnipiac 27/136 1 19.919 Miami 29/148 3 19.620 Omaha 25/131 2 19.121 Bentley 27/143 6 18.922 American International 21/112 3 18.823 Minnesota Duluth 28/150 1 18.724 Mercyhurst 25/134 3 18.7

Northern Michigan 25/134 5 18.726 UMass Lowell 22/122 2 18.027 New Hampshire 25/141 3 17.728 Air Force 30/170 7 17.6

Michigan State 21/119 3 17.630 Colgate 23/133 1 17.331 Cornell 18/106 2 17.032 St. Lawrence 22/132 3 16.733 Bowling Green 23/140 4 16.434 Alaska 23/141 1 16.335 Alabama Huntsville 19/117 8 16.236 Yale 15/95 0 15.837 Merrimack 24/154 3 15.638 Holy Cross 22/143 4 15.439 Notre Dame 23/150 3 15.340 Massachusetts 22/145 4 15.241 Boston College 20/133 2 15.042 Clarkson 17/114 3 14.943 Dartmouth 15/103 3 14.644 Providence 24/165 4 14.545 Alaska Anchorage 20/140 4 14.346 Ohio State 15/107 1 14.047 Maine 19/145 4 13.148 RIT 17/134 1 12.749 Bemidji State 18/142 8 12.750 Wisconsin 14/116 5 12.151 Rensselaer 13/108 2 12.052 Princeton 12/101 4 11.953 Niagara 17/149 2 11.454 Army 15/133 4 11.355 Sacred Heart 18/167 5 10.856 Connecticut 13/124 6 10.557 Brown 10/97 4 10.358 Ferris State 14/160 2 8.859 Lake Superior State 11/154 2 7.1

PENALTY KILL Totals SHF PK%1 Bowling Green 135/151 3 89.42 Cornell 99/111 3 89.23 Merrimack 146/164 1 89.04 RIT 137/154 5 89.05 Minnesota State 123/139 4 88.56 Yale 69/78 1 88.57 Vermont 120/136 0 88.28 Ferris State 132/150 5 88.09 Quinnipiac 109/124 2 87.9

10 Clarkson 107/122 1 87.711 Harvard 92/105 2 87.612 Boston College 131/150 3 87.313 Robert Morris 121/139 5 87.114 St. Lawrence 124/143 7 86.715 Bemidji State 123/142 4 86.616 Colgate 110/127 2 86.617 Michigan State 96/111 1 86.518 Northern Michigan 125/145 0 86.219 Canisius 104/121 5 86.020 Providence 118/138 6 85.521 Bentley 112/131 4 85.522 Air Force 121/142 1 85.223 Michigan Tech 119/140 5 85.024 Alaska 129/152 4 84.925 Notre Dame 122/145 2 84.126 North Dakota 122/146 9 83.627 Holy Cross 111/133 1 83.528 Miami 119/143 7 83.229 Omaha 102/123 2 82.930 Maine 121/146 7 82.931 Denver 94/114 2 82.532 Boston University 115/140 4 82.133 New Hampshire 99/121 2 81.834 Minnesota Duluth 116/142 7 81.735 Sacred Heart 147/180 6 81.736 Alabama Huntsville 154/189 3 81.537 Michigan 87/107 3 81.338 Western Michigan 133/164 0 81.139 Princeton 98/121 1 81.040 Dartmouth 88/109 2 80.741 Alaska Anchorage 121/150 5 80.742 Union 103/128 8 80.543 Penn State 98/122 4 80.344 St. Cloud State 83/104 1 79.845 Connecticut 106/133 0 79.746 Niagara 145/183 5 79.247 UMass Lowell 91/115 9 79.148 Rensselaer 131/166 0 78.949 Minnesota 92/117 4 78.650 Army 98/126 2 77.851 Colorado College 100/129 2 77.552 American International 98/127 1 77.253 Brown 77/101 1 76.254 Mercyhurst 99/130 3 76.255 Massachusetts 127/167 8 76.056 Lake Superior State 94/124 3 75.857 Ohio State 71/95 1 74.758 Northeastern 118/160 2 73.859 Wisconsin 87/119 1 73.1

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