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2012-13 WMU HOCKEY RECORD BOOK


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MEDIA INFORMATIONMONDAY1:00-1:30 p.m.WMU Hockey Web Press ConferenceSubmit questions via twitter @WMUHockey2-4:15 p.m. — PracticePlayers and coaches available at the conclusionTUESDAY2-4:15 p.m. — PracticePlayers and coaches available at the conclusionWEDNESDAY2-4:15 p.m. — PracticePlayers and coaches available at the conclusionTHURSDAY2-4:15 p.m. — PracticePlayers and coaches available at the conclusion* Phone interviews by request through the SID office269-387-4122 (office); 269-760-5133 (cell)

GENERAL INFORMATIONUniversity ....................................................................................................Western Michigan UniversityCity/Zip ..................................................................................................Kalamazoo, Mich. 49008-5166Founded ............................................................................................................................................ 1903Enrollment .....................................................................................................................................25,086Nickname......................................................................................................................................BroncosSchool Colors .......................................................................................................................Brown & GoldArena ............................................................................................................................. Lawson Ice Arena Capacity .......................................................................................................3,667 (4,575 SRO) 200x85Affiliation ........................................................................................................................... NCAA Division IConference .....................................................................Central Collegiate Hockey Association (CCHA)President........................................................................................................................Dr. John M. DunnAlma Mater (Yr.) ......................................................................................................Northern Illinois (‘67)Athletics Director ......................................................................................................... Kathy BeauregardAlma Mater (Yr.) .......................................................................................................... Hope College (‘79)Athletic Department Phone ............................................................................................. 269-387-3120

HOCKEY HISTORYFirst Varsity season ..................................................................................................................... 1973-74First Division I season ................................................................................................................. 1974-75All-time Record ............................................................................................. 666-688-127, 39 seasonsAll-time Division I record .............................................................................. 625-673-126, 37 seasonsAll-time CCHA record .................................................................................... 429-509-109, 39 seasonsAll-time CCHA Division I record ..................................................................... 416-507-108, 37 seasons

COACHING STAFFHead Coach (Seasons) .............................................................................................. Andy Murray (2nd)Alma Mater (Year)............................................................................................................... Brandon (‘72)Record at WMU ............................................................................................................................ 21-14-6Career Record................................................................................................................................... sameCCHA Record ................................................................................................................................ 14-10-4Assistant Coaches .................................................................... Pat Ferschweiler (3rd), Rob Facca (3rd)Alma Mater (Year).......................................................Western Michigan (‘93), Nebraska-Omaha (‘00)Volunteer Coach ........................................................................................................... Bob Caldwell(1st)Strength and Conditioning Coach .................................................................................... Tim HermannAlma Mater (Year)............................................................................................... Western Michigan (‘00)

ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONSAssistant Director/Hockey Contact ....................................................................................Adam BodnarOffice Phone ................................................................................................................... (269) 387-4122Cell Phone ....................................................................................................................... (269) 760-5133Fax Number .................................................................................................................... (269) 387-4139Email ............................................................................................................adam.e.bodnar@wmich.eduAssistant A.D. - Marketing, Publicity & Licensing ..............................................................Bob D’AmelioMedia Relations Director ........................................................................................................Mat KananAssociate Director .............................................................................................................. Kristin KeirnsAssistant Director .................................................................................................................. Sean FaganMailing Address .............................................1903 W. Michigan Ave. Kalamazoo, Mich. 49008-5406Website ................................................................................................................www.wmubroncos.com

TEAM INFORMATION2011-12 Overall Record ............................................................................................................. 21-14-62011-12 CCHA Record/Finish ............................................................................................ 14-10-4, 2nd2011-12 CCHA Tournament ...........................................................................................4-0, Champions2011-12 NCAA Tournament ..............................................................................................0-1, 1st roundLetterwinners Returning/Lost ................................................................... 18/6, 15/6 F, 5/1 D, 2/0 GNewcomers ...................................................................................................................... 5 (3 F, 1 D, 1 GNHL Draft Picks ........ 5: Colton Hargrove (BOS’12), Chase Balisy (NSH’11), Garrett Haar (WSH’11), ..........................................................................................Mike Cichy (MTL’09), Luke Witkowski (TB’08)

TOP OFFENSIVE RETURNERS# Name GP G A Pts16 Chase Balisy 41 13 24 3724 Shane Berschbach 37 10 22 3223 Dane Walters 38 16 13 2911 Dennis Brown 40 2 20 22

GOALKEEPERS# Name GP-GS Record Saves Sv.% GA Avg. Sho.1 Frank Slubowski 32-32 17-11-4 665 .911% 65 2.03 333 Nick Pisellini 9-9 4-3-2 204 .903 22 2.41 0

2011-12 REGULAR SEASON SCHEDULEOct. 6 WESTERN ONTARIO (exh) 7 p.m.Oct. 12 ST. LAWRENCE 7 p.m.Oct. 13 ST. LAWRENCE 7 p.m.Oct. 19 CANISIUS 7 p.m.Oct. 20 CANISIUS 7 p.m.Nov. 2 Notre Dame* 7:35 p.mNov. 4 Notre Dame* 5:05 p.m.Nov. 9 BOWLING GREEN* 7 p.m.Nov. 10 Bowling Green* 7:35 p.m.Nov. 16 Alaska* 11:35 p.m.Nov. 17 Alaska* 11:35 p.m.Nov. 30 NORTHERN MICHIGAN* 7 p.m.Dec. 1 NORTHERN MICHIGAN* 7 p.m.Dec. 7 FERRIS STATE* 7 p.m.Dec. 8 FERRIS STATE* 7 p.m.Dec. 14 Michigan* 7:35 p.m.Dec. 15 Michigan* 7:35 p.m.Dec. 27 Michigan State% 3:35 p.m.Dec. 28 Michigan or Michigan Tech% TBAJan. 4 Bemidji State 8:35 p.m.Jan. 5 Bemidji State 8:05 p.m.Jan. 11 LAKE SUPERIOR STATE* 7 p.m.Jan. 12 LAKE SUPERIOR STATE* 7 p.m.Jan. 18 Bowling Green* 7 p.m.Jan. 19 BOWLING GREEN* 7 p.m.Jan. 25 MICHIGAN* 7 p.m.Jan. 26 MICHIGAN* 7:35 p.m.Feb. 1 Ferris State* 7 p.m.Feb. 2 Ferris State* 7 p.m.Feb. 8 MIAMI* 7 p.m.Feb. 9 MIAMI* 7 p.m.Feb. 15 Ohio State* 7 p.m.Feb. 16 Ohio State* 7 p.m.Feb. 22 NOTRE DAME* 7:35 p.m.Feb. 23 NOTRE DAME* 7 p.m.March 1 Michigan State* 7 p.m.March 2 Michigan State* 7 p.m. - Home games in caps/bold* denotes conference game% Great Lakes Invitational, Comerica Park, Detroit, Mich.

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# Name Yr Pos Height Weight S/C Age Hometown / Last Team1 Frank Slubowski SO G 5-11 195 L 21 Prince Rupert, British Columbia / Alberni Valley/BCH vL2 Mike Leone SR F 5-11 190 L 24 Dearborn Heights, Michigan / Adrian4 Garrett Haar (WSH) SO D 6-1 198 L 19 Huntington Beach, California / Fargo/USHL5 Danny DeKeyser JR LD 6-3 198 L 22 Clay Township, Michigan / Sioux City Musketeers (USHL)6 Matt Stewart SO D 6-0 185 R 21 Brighton, Michigan / Green Bay/USHL7 Kenny Morrison FR D 6-2 198 L 20 Lloydminster, Alberta / Omaha Lancers (USHL)8 Robert Francis SO F 5-8 175 L 21 San Diego, California / Green Bay/USHL9 Brett Beebe SR RW/C 6-0 198 R 22 Redondo Beach, California / Chicago (USHL)10 Josh Pitt FR F 6-3 205 L 20 Brockville, Ontario / Ottawa Jr. Senators (CCHL)11 Dennis Brown JR RD 5-11 185 R 23 Cypress, California / Omaha Lancers (USHL)12 Ben Miller SR RW 6-1 195 R 23 Oakland Township, Michigan / Waterloo (USHL)13 Chase Balisy (NSH) JR F 5-11 180 L 20 Rancho Santa Margarita, California / USNTDP U-1814 Colton Hargrove (BOS) FR F 6-2 216 L 20 Rockwall, Texas / Fargo Force (USHL)15 Jordan Oesterle SO D 6-0 185 L 20 Dearborn Heights, Michigan / Sioux Falls/USHL16 Nolan LaPorte FR F 6-0 192 R 20 Mokena, Illinois / Green Bay Gamblers (USHL)17 Justin Kovacs SO F 5-11 192 L 20 Grosse Point Woods, Michigan / Cedar Rapids/USHL18 David Killip SO F 5-10 182 L 21 Kelowna, British Columbia / Salmon Arm/BCHL20 Alex Carpenter SO F 5-8 180 L 21 Portage, Michigan / Tri-City/USHL21 Trevor Elias SR LW 5-10 175 L 24 Calgary, Alberta / Langley (AJHL)23 Dane Walters SR RW 6-0 202 R 23 St. Paull, Minnesota / Sioux Falls (USHL)24 Shane Berschbach JR F 5-10 165 L 21 Clawson, Michigan / Indiana Ice (USHL)25 Mike Cichy (MTL) SR F 5-11 186 L 22 New Hartford, Connecticut / North Dakota/WCHA27 Ben Warda SR F 5-8 180 L 25 Lake Orion, Michigan / Michigan State28 Luke Witkowski (TBL) SR D 6-2 212 R 22 Holland, Michigan / Fargo (USHL)29 Will Kessel SO F 6-2 214 L 20 Bloomfield HIlls, Michigan / Green Bay/USHL33 Nick Pisellini SR G 6-1 188 L 22 Itasca, Illinois / Quinnipiac55 Lukas Hafner FR G 6-1 205 R 20 Toledo, Ohio / Cornwall Colts (CCHL)

Head Coach: Andy Murray (2nd season)Assistant Coach: Pat Ferschweiler (3rd season)Assistant Coach: Rob Facca (3rd season)Assistant Coach: Bob Caldwell (1st season)Strength & Conditioning Coach: Tim HerrmannAthletic Trainer: Brian BauerEquipment Manager: Dion VanAtter


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Andy Murray was announced as the sixth head coach in the his-tory of the Western Michigan men’s ice hockey program on July 26, 2011 and enters his second season at the helm.

In just his first year with the program, Murray led WMU to the program’s second CCHA Tournament Championship after the Broncos defeated Michigan, 3-2, in the CCHA Final. The 2011-12 team first season with a record of 21-14-6 along with a 14-10-4 conference record and a second-place finish during the CCHA regular season. The 21 wins marked the first time the Broncos broke the 20-win barrier since 1996. Also coached WMU to its second-straight, and fifth overall, NCAA Tournament appearance, marking the first time the Broncos have made the NCAA Tournament in back-to-back seasons.

Under his tuteladge, defenseman Dan DeKeyser was named Second Team All-CCHA, the CCHA’s Best Defensive Defenseman and Second Team All-American. Fellow defenseman Matt Ten-nyson was also named Second Team All-CCHA. Freshman Frank Slubowski was named the CCHA Tournament MVP , becoming the second Bronco goalie to earn the honors.

Murray came to WMU with an extensive resume earned at the highest level of professional hockey. He is one of only 39 coaches in NHL history to reach 300 wins with a career record of 333-278-58-71. Murray has 10 years of NHL head coaching experience, spending six seasons at the helm of the Los Ange-les Kings and four with the St. Louis Blues. Murray is the Kings’ All-Time franchise leader in wins with 215 and led Los Angeles to three 90-point seasons in his tenure. During the 2008-09 season with St. Louis he was a finalist for the Jack Adams Coach of the Year Award after guiding the Blues to a third place finish in the Central Division.

Murray has spent a total of 20 years as either a head or as-sistant coach in the NHL. He held assistant coaching positions with the Winnipeg Jets, Minnesota North Stars and Philadelphia Flyers. While he has not coached in college hockey in the United States he did coach at Brandon University, a Canadian college, for three seasons. In his short time he was able to turn Brandon

into the top ranked program in all of Canadian college hockey.

To go with his extensive professional coaching background, Murray also brings international experience. He coached Team Canada to gold medals at the 2007, 2003 and 1997 World Hockey Championships. He is the only Canadian coach in history to win three World Championships and he also held the highest winning percentage as a coach (64-percent) in the history of the Canadian Men’s National Team. He also holds six Spengler Cup Titles (an annual tournament in Switzerland) for Team Canada, a record for the country. He was inducted into the International Ice Hockey Hall of Fame as a part of the 2012 class for his part in his three World Championship’s with Team Canada. Murray was also a head coach in Europe, coaching three Swiss professional teams (EV Zug, Zurcher Schlittschuh, and EHC Kloten) and a German team, EHC Berlin, in the early 80’s and early 90’s.

A native of Souris, Manitoba, Murray and his wife, Ruth, have three children, all of which play professional hockey in Swit-zerland. His youngest son Jordy played for the University of Wisconsin and his oldest son Brady played for North Dakota. His daughter Sarah played Division I college hockey at Minnesota-Duluth, where she was a part of two National Championship teams.

ANDY MURRAY HEAD COACHSECOND SEASONBRANDON , 1972 21-14-6 WMU | 14-10-4 CCHA

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Pat Ferschweiler was hired to the position of assistant hockey coach on July 7, 2010, marking his return to Western Michigan after playing for the Broncos from 1990-93.

In his second season he helped lead Western Michigan to their second ever CCHA Tournament Championship. With Ferschweiler’s help WMU both Dan DeKeyser and Matt Tennyson were named Second Team All-CCHA and Garrett Haar on the CCHA All-Freshman Team. DeKeyser was also named Second Team All-American.

In his first season as assistant the Broncos improved greatly from previ-ous season, finishing in fourth place in the CCHA with an overall record of 19-13-10 and a bid to the NCAA Tournament. As director of skill development he helped several players post career-best point totals. In total, the Broncos earned six CCHA Player of the Week awards in various categories. With Ferschweiler’s help the Broncos also had two CCHA All-Rookie Team selections in Dan DeKeyser and Chase Balisy, who also went on to be named Freshman All-Americans by Inside College Hockey.

Before joining the WMU coaching staff he built the Russell Stover AAA Hockey program in Overland, Kan., from the ground up in August 2004 and has coached the U-18 team through 2010. Under Ferschweiler, Russell Stover has become one of the elite hockey programs in the country, winning several Midwest Regional Championships and compet-ing for national championships. Ferschweiler’s most recent Stover team finished in third place at the 2010 USA Hockey Tier I 18U National Tournament. He was also the director of hockey for the Kansas City Stars youth organization from 2005-2009. Under his guidance the Stars membership grew from 35 players to 360. He also trained Stars coaches at both the travel and house level, as well as teaching coaching classes designed to improve their understanding of hockey and their ability to teach the game. As a player Ferschweiler, 40, suited up for the Brown & Gold in 116 total games and amassed 95 points on 30 goals and 65 assists. He was awarded the Rob Hodge Most Valuable Player for the 1992-93 season in which he tallied 35 points including a career-best 15 goals. He was also named the CCHA’s Best Defensive Forward for the 1991-92 season. Ferschweiler played professionally for 11 seasons, five of which with the Kansas City Blades of the International Hockey League, back when the IHL was one of the top minor-pro leagues in the nation. He recieved a bachelor’s degree in finance from Western Michigan University in 1993.

Fershweiler resides in Kalamazoo with his wife Stacie and daughters Mia (7) and Avery (5).

Rob Facca was hired to the position of assistant hockey coach and recruiting coordinator on July 7, 2010, joining head coach Jeff Blashill’s staff for his first year at the helm. He was retained as a part of head coach Andy Murray’s staff after Blashill’s departure.

Facca’s work on the recruiting trail paid dividends for WMU as freshmen were key pieces of the Broncos’ 2011-12 CCHA Tournament Champi-onship team. Two freshmen, Garrett Haar and Frank Slubowski, were named to the CCHA All-Rookie team. Slubowski went on to win the CCHA Tournament MVP as he manned the pipes for WMU during their champi-onship run.

In his first season on the job the Broncos improved greatly from the per-vious season, finishing in fourth place in the CCHA with an overall record of 19-13-10. As WMU’s recruiting coordinator Facca helped the Broncos sign a total of 12 student-athletes to national letters of intent, with the incoming class of 2011-12 defined by coach Blashill as an “elite class.”Facca came to Western Michigan after spending three seasons as an assistant coach with Northern Michigan under head coach Walt Kyle. At NMU Facca managed the Wildcats’ comprehensive international recruiting program and also worked with skill development, assisted with scheduling and helped coach the forwards. With Facca’s help, the Wildcats produced a two-time All-American defenseman in Erik Gustaff-son, now with the Philadelphia Flyers organization, and All-American and First Team All-CCHA member Mark Olver, a member of the Colorado Avalanche organization.

The Wildcats advanced to the CCHA Tournament Semifinals the past three seasons and lost to Michigan in the finals of the 2009-10 tourna-ment. With Facca’s help the Wildcats made the NCAA Tournament for the first time in over a decade. The Nebraska-Omaha alum also spent two seasons as a volunteer assistant coach at his alma mater from 2005-07. Prior to UNO, Facca spent two seasons as an assistant coach for the Lincoln Stars of the United States Hockey League. He graduated from the University of Nebraska-Omaha in December of 2000 with a bachelors of science in journalism and communications.

Facca, 34, resides in Kalamazoo with his wife Nicole, son Louie (5), daugther Bella (2), and newborn daughter Clara.

PAT FERSCHWEILER ASSISTANT COACHTHIRD SEASON WESTERN MICHIGAN, 1993

ROB FACCA ASSISTANT COACHTHIRD SEASON NEBRASKA-OMAHA, 2000


6 BOB CALDWELL ASSISTANT COACHFIRST SEASONBRANDON , 1975

Bob Caldwell was added to the WMU hockey staff for the 2012-13 season. Caldwell brings 35 years of teaching and coaching experience to the Bronco hockey program. He has spent time in Russia, Findland, Poland and Romania studying the game while helping those nations in improving their coaching development models.

He is a native of Deloraine, Manitoba where he and his wife Vicki have two children, a daughter Kelly and son Ryan. In Manitoba he fills a number of volunteer roles: serving as Hockey Manitoba Master Mentor, sitting on Hockey Canada’s Athlete Development Committee and Na-tional Coach Mentorship Advisory Council and chairing Sport Manitoba’s Advisory Board. Caldwell was one of the driving forces behind the forma-tion of the National Coach Mentorship Program in Canada and continues to facilitate seminars from Calgary to St. John’s. He also initiated the Breakfast Club concept of utilizing idle morning ice in community rinks which now boasts 25-plus Manitoba members and several in other prov-inces such as Ontario, Newfoundland and Saskatchewan.

Caldwell’s son was an All-American defenseman and won a National Championship at the University of Denver and now plays in Finland after spending time in the NHL.

BRIAN BAUER ATHLETIC TRAINER11th SEASONBRANDON , 1975

Brian Bauer has been with the athletic training staff at WMU since 2002, and as assistant director of medical services since 2007. He is responsible for the care of the ice hockey team as well as assisting with the football team.

Brian attended Indiana State University in Terre Haute, Ind., where he received a bachelor of science degree in athletic training in 1999. He received his master’s degree from Grand Valley State University in Al-lendale, Mich., in 2001 where he served as a graduate assistant athletic trainer for the Lakers from 1999-2001.

Brian was the medical coordinator and host for the 2010 NCAA Men’s Ice Hockey Frozen Four which was held in Detroit, Mich. He has also coordinated and hosted the NCAA Men’s Ice Hockey Midwest Regional four times, which has been held in Grand Rapids, Mich.

Prior to arriving to WMU, Brian was an assistant at the University of Findlay in Findlay, Ohio for a year.

A native of Fort Wayne, Ind., he and his wife, Rebecca, reside in Portage, Mich., with their son, Landon, and daughter, Brynley.

DION VANATTER EQUIPMENT MANAGER16h SEASONBRANDON , 1975

Dion Van Atter embarks on his 16th season with the Broncos and 22nd year in the athletic department in 202-13 He is responsible for hockey equipment needs and also orders equipment for the baseball team.

A native of Otsego, Mich., Van Atter also works with the Bronco baseball and football (preseason) teams.

One of the highlights of Van Atter’s career was serving as the equipment manager for the United States team at the World University Hockey Championships held at Joe Louis Arena.

Van Atter received his bachelor’s degree in physical education in 1992. He is a certified member of the Athletic Equipment Managers Associa-tion.

Dion resides in Kalamazoo.

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BRETT BEEBE FORWARD SENIOR 6-0 • 198REDANDO BEACH, CALIF.CHICAGO STEEL, USHL

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2011-12: Appeared in 28 games ... registered first collegiate point, an assist, in 7-1 win over Alabama-Huntsville (10/7) ... netted first collegiate goal in 3-2 win overtime win over Northern Michigan (10/29) ... netted second goal of the season in 3-2 win at Michigan (11/4) ... tallied sec-ond assist of the season against Michigan State (11/12) ... tallied fourth assist of hte season in 4-2 win at No. 6 Ferris State (12/2) ... netted third goal of the season in 3-3 tie at Bowling Green (12/9) ... tallied fifth assist of the season in 4-2 loss at St. Cloud State (12/29)..2010-11: Played in five games ... made season debut in 5-3 loss vs. Canisius (10/8) ... fired off a career-high five shots on goal in 1-0 win at Mercyhurst (10/16).

2009-10: Played in four games on the season ... made collegiate and Bronco debut in 2-1 win at Alabama-Huntsville (10/24).

JUNIORS: Clark Cup finalist with Waterloo Blackhawks… member of Chi-cago Steel during 2008-2009 season … tallied four goals and 13 assists in 43 games with Chicago and Waterloo during the 2008-09 season … Midget 16 AAA National Champion with California Wave.

PERSONAL: Majoring in film, video and media studies … graduated from Loyola of Los Angeles in 2008 … Lacrosse all-league midfielder as a junior in high school … son of Bill and Karen Beebe … born on Feb. 16, 1990 in Redondo Beach, Calif.

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CAREER NUMBERSOVERALLYR GP G A PTS +/- TP PIM PP SG GW2011-12 28 3 5 8 +2 8 16 1 0 02010-11 5 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 02009-10 4 0 0 0 -2 2 4 0 0 0Totals 37 3 5 8 +0 11 22 1 0 0

CONFERENCEYR GP G A PTS +/- TP PIM PP SG GW2011-12 24 3 3 6 +0 7 14 1 0 02010-11 3 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 02009-10 2 0 0 0 -2 2 4 0 0 0Totals 29 3 3 6 -2 10 20 1 0 0

POSTSEASONYR GP G A PTS +/- TP PIM PP SG GW2011-12 - - DNP - -2010-11 - - DNP - - 2009-10 - - DNP - - Totals

TREVOR ELIAS FORWARD SENIOR 5-10 • 175CALGARY, ALBERTALANGLEY CHIEFS, BCHL

21CAREER NUMBERSOVERALLYR GP G A PTS +/- TP PIM PP SG GW2011-12 41 6 5 11 -1 3 6 0 0 02010-11 42 6 12 18 +6 7 14 2 0 02009-10 31 5 8 13 +0 4 8 1 0 1Totals 114 17 25 42 +5 14 28 3 0 1

CONFERENCEYR GP G A PTS +/- TP PIM PP SG GW2011-12 28 5 5 10 -2 2 4 0 0 02010-11 28 3 9 12 +6 5 10 1 0 0 2009-10 23 3 6 9 -1 3 6 1 0 0Totals 79 11 20 31 +3 10 20 1 0 0

POSTSEASONYR GP G A PTS +/- TP PIM PP SG GW2011-12 5 0 0 0 +1 1 2 0 0 02010-11 6 3 0 3 +1 1 2 0 0 02009-10 2 0 0 0 -2 0 0 0 0 0Totals 13 3 0 3 +0 2 4 0 0 0

2011-12: Appeared in 41 games ... netted first goal of the season in 4-0 win over Alabama-Huntsville (10/8) ... netted two goals in 4-2 win over Northern Michigan (10/28) ... netted a goal in 3-2 overtime win over Northern Michigan (10/29) ... tallied an assist in 3-2 win at Michigan (11/4) ... picked up second assist of the seaosn in 2-2 tie and shootout win over Notre Dame (11/22) ... tallied assist and finished +2 in 4-2 win at No. 6 Ferris State (12/2) ... netted a goal in a 3-3 tie with Bowling Green and in a 6-1 win over Bowling Green, tying his career-best for goals in a season at six (12/9-10) ... assisted on the game-winning goal in 3-2 win at Notre Dame (1/13).

2010-11: Played in 42 games ... finished season with career-highs in games played with 42, points with 18, goals with 6 and assists with 12 ... made season debut in 5-3 loss to Canisius tallying first assist of the season and firing off a career-high seven shots on goal (10/8) ... tallied second assist of the season in 3-2 overtime win over Canisius (10/9) ... assisted on the game-winning goal in 3-2 win at Mercyhurst (10/15) ... tallied fourth assist of the season in 4-3 win over No. 12 Michigan State (11/5) ... tallied fifth and sixth assists of the season for his first career multi-point game in 3-1 win over No. 12 Michigan State (11/6) ... tallied first goal of the season in 5-2 win vs. No. 5 Miami (11/26) ... tallied seventh assist of the season in 3-1 loss at Northern Michigan (12/3) ... notched an assist in 2-2 tie and shootout win at No. 16 Alaska (1/7) ... tallied ninth assist of the season in 2-2 tie vs. Ohio State (1/15) ... tallied two asissts, including one on the game-winner, in 5-2 win over Northern Michigan (1/28) ... netted second goal of the season in 3-1 win over Bowling Green (2/5) ... tallied assist in loss to Notre Dame (2/25) ... net-ted his third goal of the season in 2-0 shutout win at Notre Dame (2/26) ... netted fourth goal of the season in 3-1 over Ferris State in game two of the CCHA Quarterfinals (3/12) ... netted fifth goal of the season in 5-4



overtime win over Ferris State in game three of the CCHA Quarterfinals (3/13) helped in 5-2 win over Michigan in the CCHA Semifinals to help the Broncos reach the CCHA Championship for the first time since 1986 (3/18) ... netted career-high sixth goal of the season in 3-2 overtime loss to Denver in the NCAA Midwest Regional Semifinals (3/26).

2009-10: Played in 31 games on the season ... was top scoring fresh-man on the team with 13 points off of five goals and eight assists ... made season and Bronco debut in 5-1 win over Mercyhurst, tallying first collegiate assist (10/16) ... tallied second assist on the season in 4-3 win over Mercyhurst (10/17) ... scored first collegiate goal, the game-winner, in 2-1 over Alabama-Huntsville (10/23) ... lit the lamp for the second time of the seaosn in 2-1 win at Alabama-Huntsville (10/24) ... was named CCHA Rookie of the Week for play against Alabama-Huntsville (10/26) ... extended goal scoring streak to three games with tally at Michigan State (10/30) ... tallied six point, an asisst, in sixth straight game against Michigan State (10/31) ... tallied fourth assist of the season in 3-3 tie with LSSU (11/6) ... assisted on game-winning goal in 2-1 win over LSSU (11/7) ... had first career multi-goal game, netting two in 4-4 tie with Alaska (12/5) ... notched sixth assist of the season against Michigan (1/8) ... assisted on a goal at Northern Michigan (2/12) ... picked up eighth assist of the season in 2-2 tie at No. 14 Ferris State (2/26).

JUNIORS: Played three seasons with the Langley Chiefs in the BCHL racking up 155 points in 157 games … won the Fan Favorite award in 2008-2009 … won Unsung Hero award during 2007-2008 season … 2006-2007 BCHL Rookie of the Year.

PERSONAL: Majoring in communications … graduated from Bowness High School (Alberta) in 2006 … son of Dennis and Judy Elias … born on July 31, 1988.

MIKE LEONE FORWARD SENIOR 5-11 • 190DEARBORN, MICH.ADRIAN COLLEGE

2CAREER NUMBERSOVERALL (WMU ONLY)YR GP G A PTS +/- TP PIM PP SG GW2011-12 22 2 7 9 -4 3 6 0 0 12010-11 24 6 8 14 +3 0 0 2 0 0Totals 51 20 38 58 -3 2 4 3 1 3

CONFERENCE (CCHA only)YR GP G A PTS +/- TP PIM PP SG GW2011-12 14 1 2 3 -2 1 2 0 0 0 2010-11 16 3 7 10 +3 0 0 0 0 0Totals 30 4 9 13 +1 1 2 0 0 0

POSTSEASON (WMU only)YR GP G A PTS +/- TP PIM PP SG GW2011-12 5 1 5 6 +1 1 2 0 0 12010-11 6 3 1 4 0 0 0 2 0 0Totals 11 4 6 10 +1 1 2 2 0 1

2011-12: Appeared in 22 games ... made season debut in 2-1 overtime win vs. St. Cloud State (12/30) ... tallied first assist of the season at Bowling Green (1/28) ... tallied assist in 4-3 loss to Ohio State (2/11) ... finished +2 in 3-0 win at No. 1 Ferris State (2/25) ... netted the game-winning goal and tallied an assist in 4-2 win over Lake Superior in game one of the CCHA Quarterfinals (3/9) ... tallied two assists in series clinch-ing 5-2 win over Lake Superior State to advance to the CCHA Semifinals at Joe Louis Arena (3/10) ... tallied two assists, including one on the game-winning goal, in 6-2 win over Miami in the CCHA Semifinals (3/16).

2010-11: Played in 24 games, netting six goals and eight assists for 14 points ... named to the CCHA All-Tournament team after netting three goals with one assist in the CCHA Playoffs ... received the Dr. Ed Edwards Most Improved Player Award as voted on by the team ... made season and Bronco debut in 2-1 win over Union (12/18) ... tallied first career as-sist at the Division I level in 4-2 win over Ohio State (1/14) ... netted first career goal at the Division I level in 2-2 tie at Lake Superior State (1/21) ... tallied an empty-net goal in 5-2 win over Northern Michigan (1/28) ... tallied two assists for first career multi-point game in 6-1 win over Northern Michigan (1/29) ... netted third goal of the season in 3-3 tie and shootout win with No. 12 Miami (2/11) ... tallied fourth assist of the season in loss at Michigan (2/18) ... tallied two assists in overtime loss at Michgan (2/19) ... assisted on the game-winning goal in 2-0 shutout win at Notre Dame (2/26) ... netted a goal in 3-1 loss to Ferris State in game one of the CCHA Quarterfinals (3/11) ... netted a goal and an as-sist in 5-2 win over Michigan in the CCHA Semifinals to help the Broncos reach the CCHA Championship for the first time since 1986 (3/18) ... sixth goal of the season in CCHA Championship game loss to Miami 5-2 (3/19) ... assisted on a goal in 3-2 overtime loss to Denver in the NCAA Midwest Regional Semifinals (3/26).

College: Split his freshman year at Division III Utica and Adrian playing in 27 games and racking up 14 goals and 30 assists for 44 points.

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BEN MILLER FORWARD/DEFENSE SENIOR 6-1 • 195OAKLAND, MICH.WATERLOO BLACKHAWKS, USHL

12CAREER NUMBERSOVERALLYR GP G A PTS +/- TP PIM PP SG GW2011-12 - - DNP - -2011-12 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 02009-10 8 0 2 2 -1 5 10 0 0 0Totals 8 0 2 2 -1 5 10 0 0 0

CONFERENCEYR GP G A PTS +/- TP PIM PP SG GW2011-12 - - DNP - - 2010-11 - - DNP - - 2009-10 3 0 1 1 -1 1 2 0 0 0Totals 2 0 0 0 -1 1 2 0 0 0

POSTSEASONYR GP G A PTS +/- TP PIM PP SG GW2011-12 - - DNP - - 2010-11 - - DNP - - 2009-10 - - DNP - - Totals

Juniors: Played three years in the NAHL with Texarkana and St. Louis ... combined to play 160 games with 35 goals and 78 assists ... had a career-best performance during the 2007-08 season with 16 goals and 47 assists for 63 points ... won two NAHL Championships with Bronco teammates Ben Warda, Ben Miller and Kyle O’Kane.

Personal: Majoring in recreation ... graduated from Crestwood High School ... son of Antonio and Sherry Leone ... born on Nov. 11, 1987 in Dearborn, Mich.

2011-12: Did not see game action.

2010-11: Played in two games ... made season and collegiate debut in 3-1 win at St. Lawrence (10/22).

2009-10: Appeared in eight games on the season ... made season and Bronco debut in 5-1 win over Mercyhurst, tallying first career assist (10/16) ... tallied second assist at Ferris State (12/12).

JUNIORS: Scored 65 goals over three seasons of junior hockey … spent most recent season with the Waterloo Blackhawks of the USHL scoring 22 goals and tallying 26 assits in 55 games , also received the Com-munity Service Award from the Blackhawks ... scored a season high 32 goals and 61 points with St. Louis of the NAHL … member of 2007-2008 NAHL Robertson Cup National Champions with St. Louis.

PERSONAL: Majoring in occupational therapy … graduated from Frisco High School (Texas) in 2007 … son of Todd and Melissa Miller … born on June 8, 1989 in Oak Park, Mich.

NICK PISELLINI GOALIE SENIOR 6-1 • 188ITASCA, ILL.QUINNIPIAC

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2011-12: Appeared in 10 games, starting in nine ... made 11 saves to earn first win of the season in 7-1 win over Alabama-Huntsville (10/7) ... made a season-high 30 saves in 3-3 tie at Union (10/14) ... made 26 saves to pick up second win of the season at Alaska (10/21) ... made season-high 34 saves in 3-2 win at Michigan (11/4) ... made 22 saves to notch fourth win of the season in 2-1 overtime win vs. St. Cloud State (12/30)

2010-11: Appeared in 17 games, starting in 15 games ... made Bronco debut making 16 saves in 3-2 overtime win over Canisius (10/9) ... made season-high 29 saves in 3-2 win at Mercyhurst (10/15) ... made 28 saves to earn the shutout win in 1-0 win at Mercyhurst (10/16) ... was named CCHA Goalie of the Week for his play in series sweep of Mercyhurst (10/19) ... made 27 saves in 3-1 win at St. Lawrence (10/22) ... made 22 saves to earn first career CCHA win in in 4-3 win over No. 12 Michigan State (11/5) ... made 19 saves to earn sixth victory of the season in 3-1 win over No. 12 Michigan State (11/6) ... made 23 saves in 2-2 tie and 5-4 shootout win at Ferris State (11/20) ... made 17 saves in 5-2 win over No. 5 Miami (11/26) ... made nine saves in relief in 4-4 tie and shootout win at Northern Michigan (12/4) ... made 16 saves in 36 minutes of relief action in loss at Michigan (2/18).

QUINNIPIAC: Played in 11 games posting a 6-2-1 record with a 1.38 goals against average and a .948 save percentage ... twice received ECAC Goalie of the Week Honorable mention.

JUNIORS: Played four seasons with the Chicago Steel ... was named USHL Goalie of the Week once during the 2007-08 season ... appeared in a career-best 32 games during the 2009-10 season ... had a career-best record of 11-6-1 during the 2007-08 season.

Personal: Majoring in business ... graduated from Lake Park High School ... son of Gino and Laurie Pisellini ... born on May 25, 1990 in Itasca, Ill.

CAREER NUMBERSOVERALLYR GP GS MIN REC GA GAA SVS SV% SH A2011-12 10 9 546:48 4-3-2 22 2.41 204 .902 0 12010-11 17 15 918:22 7-5-4 36 2.35 329 .901 1 02009-10 - - DNP - -2008-09% 11 9 607:57 6-2-1 14 1.38 256 .948 1 0Totals 38 33 2073:07 17-10-7 72 2.08 789 .916 2 1

CONFERENCE (CCHA ONLY)YR GP GS MIN REC GA GAA SVS SV% SH A2011-12 4 4 236:32 2-2-0 10 2.54 92 .902 0 02010-11 12 10 610:54 3-5-3 28 2.75 207 .881 0 0Totals 16 14 847:26 5-7-3 38 2.69 299 .887 0 0

POSTSEASONYR GP GS MIN REC GA GAA SVS SV% SH A2011-12 - - DNP - -2010-11 - - DNP - -2009-10 - - DNP - - 2008-09 - - DNP - - Totals 0 0 0:00 0-0-0 0 0.00 0 .000 0 0% with Quinnipiac



2011-12: Appeared in 38 games ... tallied two assists in 7-1 win over Alabama-Huntsville (10/7) ... netted first goal of the season and also tallied an assist in 4-0 win over Alabama-Huntsville (10/8) ... had first career three point game with two goals and an assist in 4-2 win over Northern Michigan (10/28) ... netted the game-winning goal in 3-2 win at Michigan (11/4) ... tallied assists against Michigan (11/5) and at Notre Dame (11/15) ... netted two goals in 3-0 win over No. 6 Ferris State (12/3) ... tallied an assist in 3-3 tie at Bowling Green (12/9) ... recorded his first collegiate hat trick and tallied an assist for first career four point game in 6-1 win against Bowling Green (12/10) ... was named CCHA Offensive Player of the Week for his performance in win and tie over Bowling Green (12/12) ... set new career-high for goals in a season with 10th in 3-2 win at Notre Dame (1/13) ... lit the lamp twice in 4-1 win over Bowling Green (1/27) ... netted the game-winning goal in overtime in 3-2 win over Ohio State (2/10) ... tallied a goal and an assist in 3-1 win at Lake Superior (2/17) ... netted 15th goal of the season and added an assist in series sweep of LSSU in the CCHA Quarterfinals (3/9-10) ... netted a goal and assisted on the game-winning goal in 3-2 CCHA Cham-pionship victory over Michigan (3/17).

2010-11: Played in a career-high 37 games ... finished the season with a career-high 21 points, nine goals and 12 assists ... shared the Dr. Ed Edwards Most Improved Player award with teammate Mike Leone and received the Catherine Lawson Sportsmanship Award ... was named to the CCHA All-Tournament team for totalling three points (2-1-3) during the CCHA Championship weekend ... made season debut in 5-3 loss to Canisius (10/8) ... assisted on the game-winning goal in 3-2 overtime win over Canisius (10/9) ... netted the game-winning in 3-2 win at Mercyhurst (10/15) ... tallied second assist of the season in 4-3 win over

DANE WALTERS FORWARD SENIOR 6-0 • 198ST. PAUL, MINN.SIOUX FALLS STAMPEDE, USHL

23CAREER NUMBERSOVERALLYR GP G A PTS +/- TP PIM PP SG GW2011-12 38 16 13 29 +15 15 30 6 0 42010-11 37 9 12 21 +1 7 14 5 1 32009-10 31 2 6 8 -7 15 30 0 0 0Totals 106 27 31 58 +9 37 74 11 0 7

CONFERENCEYR GP G A PTS +/- TP PIM PP SG GW2012-13 25 13 8 21 +10 10 20 4 0 42010-11 23 6 6 12 +2 3 6 2 1 22009-10 24 1 6 7 -3 14 28 0 0 0Totals 72 20 20 40 +9 27 44 6 1 6 POSTSEASONYR GP G A PTS +/- TP PIM PP SG GW2011-12 5 2 2 4 -2 1 2 2 0 02010-11 6 2 4 6 -1 1 2 2 0 02009-10 2 0 0 0 -4 0 0 0 0 0Totals 13 4 6 10 -7 2 4 4 0 0

No. 12 Michigan State (11/5) ... tallied short-handed goal in 4-4 tie and shootout win at Northern Michigan (12/4) ... tallied second assist of the season in 5-2 loss to Lake Superior State (12/10) ... netted the game-winning goal in 4-1 win over Lake Superior (12/11) ... notched fourth as-sist of the season in in 2-1 win over No. 12/10 Union (12/18) ... netted the game-winning goal in 2-0 win at No. 16 Alaska (1/8) ... tallied sixth assist of the season in 2-2 tie vs. Ohio State (1/15) ... tallied an assist and netted the game-winning shootout tally in 3-3 tie and shootout win with No. 12 Miami (2/11) ... netted a goal and tallied an assist in loss at Michigan (2/18) ... netted two goals in overtime loss at Michgan (2/19) ... tallied an assist in 3-1 win over Ferris State in game two of the CCHA Quarterfinals ... tallied two assists, including one on the game-winning overtime goal that sent WMU to the CCHA Semifinals for the first time in 17 year (3/13) ... netted a goal and assisted on the game-winning goal in 5-2 win over Michigan in the CCHA Semifinals to help the Broncos reach the CCHA Championship for the first time since 1986 (3/18) ... netted ninth goal of the season in CCHA Championship game 5-2 loss to Miami (3/19).

2009-10: Played in 31 games on the season ... made season and Bron-co debut, netting first career goal in 5-1 win over Mercyhurst (10/16) ... tallied first career assist at Nebraska-Omaha (11/27) ... tallied second assist at Ferris State (12/12) ... assisted on a goal against Michgian (1/8) ... scored second goal of the season in 4-4 tie at Bowling Green (1/22) ... tallied two assists in 4-1 win over Notre Dame (2/6) ... assisted on goal in 3-3 tie with Ohio State (2/20).

JUNIORS: Played two seasons with Sioux Falls Stampede of the USHL tallying 15 goals and 23 assists in 111 games played … captained the 2008-09 Sioux Falls squad … developed a reputation as one of the hardest-hitting forwards in the USHL … won seven championships with Dallas Stars AAA midget program.

PERSONAL: Majoring in business with a 3.64 GPA … graduated from Como Park High School in 2007 … son of Mike and Annette Walters … born on March 20, 1989 in St. Paul, Minn.


CAREER NUMBERSOVERALLYR GP G A PTS +/- TP PIM PP SG GW2011-12 5 1 2 3 +2 3 6 0 0 02010-11 33 5 4 9 -2 9 18 0 1 12008-09& 33 1 5 6 n/a 12 24 1 0 0 Totals 71 7 11 18 -+0 24 48 1 1 1

CONFERENCEYR GP G A PTS +/- TP PIM PP SG GW2011-12 2 1 1 2 +3 1 2 0 0 02010-11 24 5 1 6 -2 8 16 0 1 12008-09& 25 0 3 3 n/a 9 18 0 0 0 Totals 51 6 5 11 +1 18 36 0 1 1

POSTSEASONYR GP G A PTS +/- TP PIM PP SG GW2011-12 - DNP - 2010-11 1 0 1 1 +0 0 0 0 0 02008-09& n/aTotals 1 0 1 1 +0 0 0 0 0 0

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BEN WARDA FORWARD SENIOR 5-8 • 175LAKE ORION, MICH.MICHIGAN STATE

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2011-12: Appeared in five games ... had season cut short due to injury ... tallied first assist of the season in 7-1 win over Alabama-Huntsville (10/7) ... netted goal in 4-1 win at Alaska (10/21).

2010-11: Played in 33 games ... made Bronco debut in 5-3 loss to Canisius (10/8) ... netted first goal as a Bronco in 3-1 win over No. 12 Michigan State (11/6) ... netted second goal of the season in 5-2 loss to Lake Superior State (12/10) ... netted third goal of the season in 4-1 win over Lake Superior (12/11) ... tallied career-high two assists in 3-1 win over No. 12/10 Union (12/19) ... netted fourth goal of the season in 6-1 win over Northern Michigan (1/29) ... netted fifth goal of the season, a short-handed goal, in overtime loss at Michgan (2/19) ... tallied an as-sist in 3-2 double-overtime loss to Denver in the NCAA Midwest Regional Semifinals (3/26).

Michigan State (2008-09): Played in 33 games scoring one goal and tallying four assists for five points.

JUNIORS: Played two seasons with fellow Broncos Kyle O’Kane, Ben Miller and Mike Leone with the St. Louis Bandits of the NAHL ... amassed 105 points in two years with the Bandits including 31 goals and 43 assists his final season in 2007-08 ... won two NAHL National Champion-ships with St. Louis.

PERSONAL: Majoring in exercise science ... graduated from Lake Orion High School ... son of Teri and Scott Warda ... born Aug. 4, 1987.

2011-12: Appeared in 41 games ... helped WMU to the program’s sec-ond CCHA Tournament Championhip ... tallied first assist of the season in 7-1 win over Alabama-Huntsville (10/7) ... tallied assist in 4-1 win at Alaska (10/21) ... tallied third assist of the season at Michigan (11/5) ... registered fourth assist of the season in 3-3 tie at Bowling Green (12/9) ... finished +2 in 6-1 win at Bowling Green (12/10) ... netted first goal of the season at Miami (1/20) ... tallied assists in three straight games against Ohio State and Lake Superior (2/11, 2/17-18) ... assisted on the game-winning goal in 3-0 win at No. 1 Ferris State (2/25) ... tallied a goal and an assist and went +3 in series sweep of LSSU in the CCHA Quarterfinals (3/9-10) ... tallied an assist and finished +1 in 6-2 win over Miami in the CCHA Semifinals (3/16).

2010-11: Was one of nine Broncos to play in all 42 games ... was awarded the Bill Saunders Plus/Minus Award for finishign with a team-high +13 rating ... made season debut in 5-3 loss to Canisius (10/8) ... tallied first assist of the season in 3-2 win over Canisius (10/9) ... tallied second assist in 3-1 win at St. Lawrence (10/23) ... tallied third assist of the season and finished +3 in 4-3 win over No. 12 Michigan State (11/5) ... tallied fourth assist of the season in 5-2 win over No. 5 Miami (11/26) ... picked up fifth assist of the season in 4-2 win over Ohio State (1/14) ... blocked two shots and finished +3 in 6-1 win over Northern Michigan (1/29) ... netted first goal of the season, the game-tying goal, in 3-3 tie and shootout win with No. 12 Miami (2/11) ... notched an assist in loss at Michigan (2/18) ... tallied an assist in 5-4 overtime win over Ferris State in the CCHA Quarterfinals to help send WMU to the CCHA Semifi-nals for the first time in 17 years (3/13) ... finished +2 in 5-2 win over Michigan in the CCHA Semifinals to help the Broncos reach the CCHA Championship for the first time since 1986 (3/18).

2009-10: Played in 32 games on the season ... made season and Bron-co debut in 5-1 win over Mercyhurst (10/16) ... tallied first career assist

LUKE WITKOWSKI DEFENSEMAN SENIOR 6-2 • 212HOLLAND, MICH.FARGO FORCE, USHL

28CAREER NUMBERSOVERALLYR GP G A PTS +/- TP PIM PP SG GW2011-12 40 2 11 13 +8 22 66 2 0 02010-11 42 1 8 9 +13 28 56 0 0 02009-10 32 2 4 6 -13 24 67 2 0 0Totals 74 5 22 27 +8 74 189 2 0 0

CONFERENCEYR GP G A PTS +/- TP PIM PP SG GW2011-12 27 1 8 9 +8 13 48 1 0 02010-11 28 1 5 6 +7 22 44 0 0 02009-10 24 2 4 6 -10 20 59 2 0 0Totals 79 4 17 21 +5 55 151 3 0 0

POSTSEASONYR GP G A PTS +/- TP PIM PP SG GW2011-12 5 1 2 3 +2 2 4 1 0 02010-11 6 0 1 1 +3 2 4 0 0 02009-10 2 0 0 0 -1 2 4 0 0 0Totals 13 1 3 4 +4 6 12 1 0 0



at Michigan State (10/30) ... assisted on the game-winning goal in 2-1 win over LSSU (11/7) ... scored first career goal at Ohio State (11/13) ... tallied third assist of the season at Ohio State (11/14) ... score second career goal at Miami (1/29) ... tallied fourth assist of the season in 4-1 win over Notre Dame (2/5).

JUNIORS: Drafted in the sixth round (160th overall) in 2008 NHL Entry Draft by the Tampa Bay Lightning … named USHL All-Star as a member of the Fargo Force in 2009 … recorded a plus-30 plus/minus rating during 2008-2009 season … tallied nine goals and 26 assists over two junior seasons.

PERSONAL: Majoring in business … graduated from Holland High School with a 3.6 GPA in 2006 … son of John and Kristen Witkowski … born on April 14, 1990 in Holland, Mich

CHASE BALISY FORWARD JUNIOR 5-11 • 180RANCO SANATA MARGA., CALIF.USNTDP U-18, USHL

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2011-12: Appeared in 41 games ... tallied a career-high three assists in 7-1 win over Alabama-Huntsville (10/7) ... netted the game-winning goal and an assist in 4-0 win over Alabama-Huntsville (10/8) ... netted the game-tying goal and tallied an assist in 3-3 tie at Union (10/15) ... net-ted third goal of the season in 2-2 tie at Alaska (10/22) ... tallied sixth assist of the season in 4-2 win over Northern Michigan (10/28) ... tallied two assists in 3-2 win at Michigan (11/4) ... netted fourth goal of the season at Michigan (11/5) ... tallied ninth assist of the season at Notre Dame (11/15) ... netted the shootout-winning goal in 2-2 tie and shoot-out win over Notre Dame (11/22) ... tallied 10th assist of the season in 3-0 shutout win over No. 6 Ferris State (12/2) ... tallied an assist in 3-3 tie at Bowling Green and two assists in 6-1 win over Bowling Green (12/9-10) ... netted the game-winning goal in 2-1 overtime win vs. St. Cloud State (12/30) ... netted two goals in series vs Minnesota-Duluth (1/6-7) ... potted the game-tying goal in 3-2 win at Notre Dame (1/13) ... netted the gam-winning goal in 3-1 win over Notre Dame (1/14) ... tallied two assists, including one on the game-winning goal in overtime

win vs. Ohio State (2/10) ... netted the game-winning goal and added an assist in 2-1 win at Lake Superior (2/17) ... tallied two assists in sweep of LSSU in the CCHA Quarterfinals (3/9-10) ... notched 23rd assist of the season in 6-2 win over Miami in the CCHA Semifinals (3/16) ... tallied an assist and netted the game-winning goal in CCHA Championship win over Michigan (3/17)

2010-11: Played in all 42 games ... finished second on the team with 30 points ... named to CCHA All-Rookie team ... named Freshman All-Amer-ican by Inside College Hockey ... was voted the Suzanne Klopp Rookie of the Year by his teammates ... made season and collegiate debut in 5-3 loss to Canisius, tallying first collegiate assist (10/8) ... netted first collegiate goal in 3-2 loss at Notre Dame (10/29) ... netted two goals for first multi-point game of his career in 2-2 tie with Notre Dame (10/30) ... tallied two assist, including a helper on the game-winner in 4-3 win over No. 12 Michigan State (11/15) ... netted fourth goal of the season at Ferris State (11/19) ... netted fifth goal of the season and tallied the game-winner in 2-2 tie and 5-4 shootout win over Ferris State (11/20) ... tallied fifth assist of the season in 5-2 win over No. 5 Miami (11/26) ... assisted on the game-tying goal in 4-4 tie and shootout win at Northern Michigan (12/4) ... tallied seventh assist of the season in 5-2 loss to Lake Superior State (12/10) ... assisted on the game-winning goal in 4-1 win over Lake Superior (12/11) ... tallied ninth assist of the season to extend career-long point streak to four games in 2-1 win over No. 12/10 Union (12/18) ... tallied primary assist on the game-winning goal in 2-0 win at No. 16 Alaska (1/8) ... netted two goals, including the game-winner, and tallied an assist in 4-2 win over Ohio State (1/14) ... netted eighth goal of the seasonin 2-2 tie vs. Ohio State (1/15) ... named CCHA Rookie of the Week, USCHO.com No. 2 Star of the Week and The Hockey News Prospect Hot List for his play against Ohio State (1/17) ... netted a goal and an assist in 4-4 tie at Lake Superior State (1/22) ... tallied two assists in 5-2 win over Northern Michigan (1/28) ... netted a goal and two assists for second three-point game of the season in 6-1 win over Northern Michigan (1/29) ... was named CCHA Offensive Player of the Week for his play in Northern Michigan sweep (1/31) ... named CCHA Rookie of the Month for January (2/1) ... netted the game-tying goal in 1-1 tie with Bowling Green (2/4) ... netted goal and tallied an assist in loss at Michigan (2/18) ... tallied an assist in 5-2 win over Michigan in the CCHA Semifinals to help the Broncos reach the CCHA Championship for the first time since 1986 (3/18).

NHL: Selected by the Nashville Predators in the sixth round (170th over-all) in the 2011 NHL Entry Draft

JUNIORS: Played for the United States National Team Development Pro-gram’s U-17 and U-18 teams … scored eight goals and 14 assists for 22 points in 42 games played during the 2008-09 NAHL season … scored five goals and added six assists in 28 games during the 2009-10 USHL season … member of the 2010 U-18 World Championship team

PERSONAL: Graduated from Ann Arbor Pioneer High School … major-ing in business … son of John and June Balisy … born Feb. 2, 1992 in Fullerton, Calif.

CAREER NUMBERSOVERALLYR GP G A PTS +/- TP PIM PP SG GW2011-12 41 13 24 37 +8 12 35 5 0 52010-11 42 12 18 30 +4 6 12 2 0 1Totals 83 25 42 67 +12 18 46 5 0 5

CONFERENCEYR GP G A PTS +/- TP PIM PP SG GW2011-12 28 7 14 21 +4 9 29 3 0 22010-11 28 12 14 26 +3 3 6 2 0 1Totals 56 19 28 47 +7 12 35 5 0 3

POSTSEASONYR GP G A PTS +/- TP PIM PP SG GW2011-12 5 1 4 5 -1 1 2 0 0 12010-11 6 0 1 1 -1 2 4 0 0 0Totals 6 0 1 1 -1 2 4 0 0 0


SHANE BERSCHBACH FORWARD JUNIOR 5-10 • 165CLAWSON, MICH.INDIANA ICE, USHL

24CAREER NUMBERSOVERALLYR GP G A PTS +/- TP PIM PP SG GW2011-12 37 10 22 32 +11 12 35 3 0 02010-11 36 9 20 29 +8 8 16 2 0 1Totals 73 19 42 61 +19 20 51 5 0 1


POSTSEASONYR GP G A PTS +/- TP PIM PP SG GW2011-12 5 0 2 2 -2 0 0 0 0 02010-11 6 2 3 5 +0 1 2 0 0 0Totals 11 2 5 7 -2 1 2 0 0 0

2011-12: Appeared in 37 games ... tallie three points by scoring two goals and an assist in 7-1 win over Alabama-Huntsville (10/7) ... netted third goal of the season in 4-0 win over Alabama-Huntsville (10/8) ... netted a goal and an assist in 3-3 tie at Union (10/15) ... tallied two assists in 4-2 win over Northern Michigan (10/28) ... tallied assists at Michigan and against Michigan State (11/5, 11/12) ... netted fifth goal of the season at Notre Dame (11/15). ... tallied three assists in weekend sweep of No. 6 Ferris State (12/2-3) ... tallied 10th assist of the season in 6-1 win against Bowling Green (12/10) ... netted sixth goal of the season in 4-2 loss at St. Cloud State (12/29) ... tallied three assists is series vs. No. 1 Minnesota-Duluth (1/6-7) ... tallied three assists in series sweep of Notre Dame (1/13-14) ... netted a goal and an assist in 4-1 win over Bowling Green (1/27) ... tallied three assists in series vs. Ohio State (2/10-11) ... netted the game-tying goal in 1-1 tie with No. 1 Ferris State (2/24) ... netted career-best 10th goal of the season in 3-0 win at No. 1 Ferris State (2/24) ... tallied two assists, including one on the game-winning goal

2010-11: Played in 36 games ... finished third on the team with 29 points on nine goals and 20 assists ... made season and collegiate debut in 5-3 loss to Canisius, tallying first collegiate assist (10/8) ... tal-lied first collegiate goal in 3-2 loss at Notre Dame (10/29) ... tallied two assists in 2-2 tie against Notre Dame (10/30) ... assisted on the game-winning goal in 4-3 win over No. 12 Michigan State (11/5) ... tallied sev-enth assist of the season at Ferris State (11/19) ... tallied eighth assist of the season and netted the game-tying goal in 2-2 tie and 5-4 shootout win at Ferris State (11/20) ... assisted on the game-tying goal in 4-4 tie and shootout win at Northern Michigan (12/4) ... tallied 10th assist of the season in 5-2 loss to Lake Superior State (12/10) ... netted both of WMU’s goals for first career multi-goal game in 2-1 win over No. 12/10 Union (12/18) ... assisted on the game-winning goal in 2-0 win at No. 16 Alaska (1/8) ... netted fifth goal of the season and assisted on the game-winning goal in 4-2 win over Ohio State (1/14) ... tallied team-leading 13th assist of the season in 2-2 tie vs. Ohio State (1/15) ... netted a goal

and tallied an assist in 4-4 tie at Lake Superior State (1/22) ... tallied an assist in 5-2 win over Northern Michigan (1/28) ... netted a goal and tallied two assists in 6-1 win over Northern Michigan (1/29) ... netted a goal in 3-1 win over Ferris State in game two of the CCHA Quarterfinals (3/12) ... netted ninth goal of the season in 5-4 overtime win over Ferris State in the CCHA Quarterfinals to help send WMU to the CCHA Semifi-nals for the first time in 17 years (3/13) ... tallied two assists, including one on the game-winning goal, in 5-2 win over Michigan in the CCHA Semifinals to help the Broncos reach the CCHA Championship for the first time since 1986 (3/18) ... tallied an assist in CCHA Championship game 5-2 loss to Miami (3/19).

JUNIORS: Played two seasons for the Indiana Ice of the USHL under WMU head coach Jeff Blashill ... netted 20 goals and 24 assists for 44 points in 56 games and helped the Ice win the Clark Cup during the 2008-09 season ... scored 12 goals and added 23 assists in 42 games during the 2009-10 season ... was a two-time USH All-Star ... made the U.S. World Junior A Challenge team, winning the tournament and being named to tha All-World line.

PERSONAL: Majoring in education ... Graduated from Cathedral High School in Indianpolis, Ind. ... son of Pam and Gary Berschbach ... born on June 19, 1991 in Clawson, Mich.

DENNIS BROWN DEFENSEMAN JUNIOR 5-11 • 185CYPRESS, CALIF.OMAHA LANCERS, USHL

11CAREER NUMBERSOVERALLYR GP G A PTS +/- TP PIM PP SG GW2011-12 40 2 22 24 +4 11 22 0 0 02010-11 42 1 11 12 +0 14 28 1 0 0Totals 82 3 33 36 +4 25 50 1 0 0

CONFERENCEYR GP G A PTS +/- TP PIM PP SG GW2011-12 27 2 13 15 -2 10 20 0 0 02010-11 28 1 6 7 +0 6 12 1 0 0Totals 55 3 19 22 -2 16 32 1 0 0

POSTSEASONYR GP G A PTS +/- TP PIM PP SG GW2011-12 5 0 2 2 +2 0 0 0 0 02010-11 6 0 2 2 -2 3 6 0 0 0Totals 6 0 2 2 -2 3 6 0 0 0

2011-12: Appeared in 40 games ... tallied first assist of the season in 7-1 win over Alabam-Huntsville (10/7) ... tallied two assists in weekend series at Union (10/14-15) ... tallied two assists in 3-2 win at Michigan (11/4) ... netted a goal and an assist against Michigan State (11/11) ... netted second goal of the season in 2-2 tie against Notre Dame, also scoring in the shootout to help WMU earn the extra point (11/22) ... assisted on the game-winning goal in 4-2 win at No. 6 Ferris State (12/2) ... tallied in an assist in 6-1 win over Bowling Green (12/10) ... tallied two assists, includ-ing setting up the game-winning goal, in 2-1 overtime win vs. St. Cloud State (12/30) ... tallied an assist in 3-2 win at Notre Dame (1/13) ...



registered a career-high three assists in 3-1 win over Notre Dame (1/14) ... was named Gladiator Mouthgaurds CCHA Defenseman of the Week for his performance in series sweep of Notre Dame (1/16) ... tallied an assist in wins over Alaska and Ohio State (2/3, 2/10) ... tallied an assist on the game-tying goal in 1-1 tie with No. 1 Ferris State (2/24) ... tallied an assist in 3-0 win at No. 1 Ferris State (2/25) ... tallied two assists in 6-2 win over Miami in the CCHA Semifinals (3/16). 2010-11: Played in all 42 games ... made season and collegiate debut in 5-3 loss to Canisius (10/8) ... finished with a personal best plus-three rating in 3-2 overtime win over Canisius (10/9) ... assisted on the game-winning goal in 1-0 win at Mercyhurst, tallying his first career assist and first collegiate point (10/16) ... assisted on a goal in 3-1 win at St. Law-rence (10/22) ... assisted on a power-play goal in 3-2 loss at Notre Dame (10/29) ... assisted on the game-tying goal in 2-2 tie at Ferris State (11/20) ... tallied fifth assist of the season and netted the lone goal in shootout during 4-4 tie and shootout win at Northern Michigan (12/4) ... tallied first collegiate goal in 5-2 loss to Lake Superior State (12/10) ... assisted on the game-winning goal in 2-1 win over No. 12/10 Union (12/18) ... scored the lone shootout goal in 2-2 tie and shootout win at No. 16 Alaska (1/7) ... improved to 5-for-5 in shootout attempts, helping WMU to a 3-1 shootout win in 2-2 tie at Lake Superior State (1/21) ... tallied seventh assist of the season in loss at Michigan (2/18) ... tallied an assist in overtime loss at Michgan (2/19) ... tallied ninth assist of the season in loss to Notre Dame (2/25) ... assisted on the game-winning goal in 3-1 win over Ferris State in game two of the CCHA Quarterfinals (3/12) ... tallied 11th assist of the season in 5-4 overtime win over Ferris State in game three of the CCHA Quarterfinals. (3/13) ... helped in 5-2 win over Michigan in the CCHA Semifinals to help the Broncos reach the CCHA Championship for the first time since 1986 (3/18).

JUNIORS: Played three seasons in the USHL with the Lincoln Stars and Omaha Lancers … was named to the USHL All-Star team with the Lancers during the 2009-10 season … was named to the Robertson Cup NAHL All-Tournament Team with the Topeka Roadrunners of the NAHL during the 2007-08 season … combined to play in 129 games in the USHL, scoring 14 goals and 71 assists for 85 points.

PERSONAL: Majoring in business ... Graduated from John F. Kennedy High School in La Palma, Calif. … son of Dennis and Lisa Brown … born July 28, 1989 in Los Angeles, Calif.

MIKE CICHY FORWARD JUNIOR 5-11 • 186NEW HARTFORD. CONN.NORTH DAKOTA

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DAN DEKEYSER DEFENSEMAN JUNIOR 6-3 • 198CLAY TOWNSHIP. MICH.SIOUX CITY MUSKETEERS, USHL

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2011-12: Sat out season due to NCAA transfer rules.

2010-11 (North Dakota): Played in a career-high 25 games and reached personal bests in points (seven), goals (three) and assists (four) ... had a goal and an assist in UND’s 6-3 win over No. 11 Notre Dame (Nov. 26) in the Subway Holiday Classic.

2009-10 (North Dakota): Had two goals and two assists in 23 games

... named WCHA Rookie of the Week (Oct. 13) after opening the season with a goal and two assists in non-conference sweep of Merrimack ... had a pair of assists in his collegiate debut vs. Merrimack (Oct. 9) ... Had a goal the following night ... finished the series with a +4 ... was named the game’s first star in the Saturday game and the second star in the Friday game.

NHL: Drafted by the Montreal Canadiens in the seventh round (199th overall) of the 2009 NHL Entry Draft.

JUNIORS: Played two seasons in the USHL with the Indiana Ice and the Tri-City Storm, also played a season with the USNTDP U-17 Team in the NAHL ... led the Ice to a USHL Championship during the 2008-09 season and was named MVP of the USHL playoffs after tallying 25 points in 16 games, including a USHL playoff-record 16 assists ... led the USHL in scoring during the 2008-09 season with 76 points on 34 goals and 42 assists while splitting time with the Ice and the Storm ... earned tourna-ment MVP honors at the 2008 World Junior ‘A’ Challenge in Camrose, Alberta after leading the United States to a gold medal ...

PERSONAL: Business major ... son of Gerald Higny and Donna Cichy.

CAREER NUMBERSOVERALLYR GP G A PTS +/- TP PIM PP SG GW2011-12 41 5 12 17 +15 21 42 3 0 22010-11 42 5 12 17 +12 16 43 3 0 1Totals 83 10 24 34 +27 37 85 6 0 3


POSTSEASONYR GP G A PTS +/- TP PIM PP SG GW2011-12 5 0 4 4 +4 3 6 0 0 02010-11 6 1 4 5 +2 2 4 1 0 1Totals 11 1 8 9 +6 5 10 1 0 1

2011-12: Appeared in 41 games ... named Second Team All-American ... named Second Team All-CCHA ... became second Bronco in program history to be named CCHA Best Defensive Defenseman ... named to CCHA All-Tournament Team ... netted first goal of the season in 7-1 win over Alabama-Huntsville (10/7) ... tallied first assist of the season in 4-0 win over Alabama-Huntsville (10/8) ... netted second goal of the season in 3-3 tie at Union (10/15) ... tallied assists in 4-1 win at Alaska and 4-2 win over Northern Michigan (10/28) ... tallied fourth assist of the season at Michigan (11/5) ... fired off a season-high four shots in 2-2 tie with Notre Dame (11/22) ... netted third goal of the season in 6-1 win over Bowling Green (12/10) ... assisted on the game-winning goal in 2-1 overtime win vs. St. Cloud State (12/30) ... assisted on the game-


winning goal in 3-2 win at No. 3 Notre Dame (1/13) ... tallied an assist, blocked four shots and finished +1 in 3-1 win at Lake Superior (2/17) ... netted a career-high two goals, including the game-winner, in 3-0 win at No. 1 Ferris State (2/25) ... tallied an assist and finished +2 with four blocked shots in 4-2 win over LSSU in game one of CCHA Quarterfinals (3/9) ... tallied a career-high two assists is series clinching 5-2 win over LSSU (3/10).

2010-11: Appeared in 42 games ... named ot the CCHA All-Tournament team for tallying two assists and helping shut down Michigan’s high-pow-ered offense during the CCHA Semfinals and Finals ... named to CCHA All-Rookie team ... named Freshman All-American by Inside College Hockey ... was second on the team in +/- with a +12 rating .... led team in blocked shots with 54 ... made season and collegiate debut in 5-3 loss to Canisius ... netted first collegiate goal against Canisius (10/8) ... tallied first collegiate assist in 4-3 win over No. 12 Michigan State (11/5) ... tallied second assist of the season in 3-1 win over No. 12 Michigan State (11/6) ... assisted on the game-tying goal in 2-2 tie at Ferris State ... tallied second goal of the season in 5-1 loss against Miami (11/27) ... tallied an assist, his fourth of the season, in 4-1 win over Lake Superior (12/11) ... tallied assist in 3-1 win over No. 12/10 Union (12/19) ... assisted on the game-tying goal in 2-2 tie and shootout win at No. 16 Alaska (1/7) ... notched assist in 2-0 win at No. 16 Alaska (1/8) ... net-ted third goal of the season in 6-1 win over Northern Michigan (1/29) ... tallied eighth assist of the season in 3-1 win over Bowling Green (2/5) ... netted fourth goal of the season in overtime loss at Michgan (2/19) ... netted the game-winning goal and tallied an assist for first career multi-point game in 3-1 win over Ferris State in game two of the CCHA Quarterfinals (3/12) ... tallied an assist in 5-4 overtime win over Ferris State in game three of the CCHA Quarterfinals (3/13) ... tallied an assist and finished +2 in 5-2 win over Michigan in the CCHA Semifinals to help the Broncos reach the CCHA Championship for the first time since 1986 (3/18) ... tallied an assist in CCHA Championship game loss to Miami 5-2 (3/19).

JUNIORS: Played for the Trail Smoke Eaters of the BCHL during the 2008-09 season in which he played in 58 games scoring eight goals and 17 assists ... was named Trail’s Defenseman of the Year ... played the 2009-10 season with the Sioux City Musketeers of the USHL, playing in 41 games and adding a goal and 10 assists.

PERSONAL: Majoring in communications ... graduated from De LaSalle High School ... son of Micahel and Linda DeKeyser ... born on March 7, 1990 in Macomb, Mich.

ALEX CARPENTER FORWARD SOPHOMORE 5-8 • 180PORTAGE. MICH.TRI-CITY STORM, USHL

202011-12: Did not see game action.

JUNIORS: Spent three season with the Chicago Steel of the USHL and one season with the Tri-City Storm of the USHL ... totaled 22 goals and 16 assists in 130 games.

PERSONAL: Son of Lonny and Patti Carpenter ... Business major ... born July 20, 1991 in Portage, Mich

ROBERT FRANCIS FORWARD SOPHOMORE 5-8 • 175SAN DIEGO, CALIF.GREEN BAY GAMBLERS, USHL

8CAREER NUMBERSOVERALLYR GP G A PTS +/- TP PIM PP SG GW2011-12 15 0 1 1 -4 1 2 0 0 0Totals 15 0 1 1 -4 1 2 0 0 0

CONFERENCEYR GP G A PTS +/- TP PIM PP SG GW2011-12 10 0 1 1 -3 0 0 0 0 0Totals 10 0 1 1 -3 0 0 0 0 0

POSTSEASONYR GP G A PTS +/- TP PIM PP SG GW2011-12 - - DNP - - Totals - - DNP - -

2011-12: Appeared in 15 games ... made collegiate debut vs Alabama-Huntsville (10/7) ... tallied first career assist in 4-1 win at Alaska (10/21).

JUNIORS: Played in 112 career games with the Green Bay Gamblers of the USHL, winning the Clark Cup in 2010 and finishing as a runner up in 2011 ... had career-best season during the 2010-11 campaign with 14 goals and 31 assists for 45 points ... totalled 32 goals and 50 assists in his juinors career ... won a Gold Medal in the 2010 World Junior Chal-lenge.

PERSONAL: Business major ... graduated from Health Sciences High School in 2009 ... son of Lloyd Francis and Teri Mendez ... born on Janu-ary 4, 1991 in San Diego, Calif.



GARRETT HAAR DEFENSEMAN SOPHOMORE 6-1 • 198HUNTINGTON BEACH, CALIF.FARGO FORCE, USHL

4CAREER NUMBERSOVERALLYR GP G A PTS +/- TP PIM PP SG GW2011-12 36 1 7 8 +4 16 32 0 1 0Totals 36 1 7 8 +4 16 32 0 1 0

CONFERENCEYR GP G A PTS +/- TP PIM PP SG GW2011-12 26 1 5 6 +2 11 22 0 1 0Totals 26 1 5 6 +2 11 22 0 1 0

POSTSEASONYR GP G A PTS +/- TP PIM PP SG GW2011-12 5 0 1 1 -2 5 10 0 0 0Totals 5 0 1 1 -2 5 10 0 0 0

2011-12: Appeared in 36 games ... named to CCHA All-Rookie Team ... made collegiate debut vs Alabama-Huntsville, registering a +3 and taking three shots on goal (10/7) ... tallied first career point, an assist, in 4-0 win over Alabama-Huntsville (10/8) ... netted first collegiate goal and first two-point game with a goal and an assist in 2-2 tie at Alaska (10/22) ... Named Gongshow Gear CCHA Rookie of the Week for perfor-mance against Alaska (10/24) ... assisted on the game-winning goal in 3-2 overtime win over Northern Michigan (10/29) ... tallied fourth assist of the season against Michigan State (11/12) ... tallied fifth assist of the season in 6-1 win over Bowling Green (12/10) ... assisted on the game-winning goal in 2-1 win over Alaska (2/3) ... tallied assist in 6-2 win over Miami in the CCHA Semifinals (3/16).

NHL: Drafted by the Washington Capitals in the seventh round, 207th overall, in the 2011 NHL Entry Draft.

JUNIORS: Played one season with the Fargo Force of the USHL netting six goals and tallying 19 assits for 25 points, including playoffs ... made the USA U-17 Select team and went overseas to Germany in 2009 ... also played for current WMU assistant coach Pat Ferschweiler as a part of the Russell Stover Midget Hockey program.

PERSONAL: Majoring in communications ... son of Jeff and Kim Haar ... graduated from Fargo South High School in 2011 ... born August 16, 1993 in Huntington Beach, Calif.

WILL KESSEL FORWARD SOPHOMORE 6-2 • 214BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MICH.GREEN BAY GAMBLER, USHL



POSTSEASONYR GP G A PTS +/- TP PIM PP SG GW2011-12 5 2 1 3 +0 0 0 1 0 0Totals 5 2 1 3 +0 0 0 1 0 0

2011-12: Appeared in 36 games ... made collegiate and season debut in 7-1 win over Alabama-Huntsville (10/7) .. netted first collegiate goal and tallied first collegiate assist for first career two-point game in 4-1 win at Alaska (10/21) ... netted game-winning goal in 3-0 win over No. 6 Ferris State (12/3) ... tallied an assist and finished +1 in 6-1 win over Bowl-ing Green (12/10) ... netted third goal of the season against Ohio State (2/11) ... netted fourth goal of the season in 3-1 win at LSSU (2/18 ... netted two goals and assisted on the game-winning goal for first career three point game in 6-2 win over Miami in the CCHA Semifinals (3/16).

JUNIORS: Spent two years with the Green Bay Gamblers of the USHL, winning the Clark Cup in 2010 and finishing as a runner up in 2011 ... played in 175 games totaling 33 goals and 51 assists ... had a career season during the 2010-11 campaign, scoring 21 goals and 36 assists for a point total of 57 that ranked 12th in the league and tops on his team … also played with current teammates Matt Stewart and Robert Francis.

PERSONAL: Son of Tom and Leila Kessel ... graduated from Birmingham Seaholm High School in 2010 ... business major ... born Jan. 6, 1992 in Bloomfield Hills, Mich.


DAVID KILLIP FORWARD SOPHOMORE 5-10 • 182KELOWNA, B.C.SALMON ARM SILVERBACKS, BCHL



POSTSEASONYR GP G A PTS +/- TP PIM PP SG GW2011-12 - - DNP - - Totals - - DNP - -

2011-12: Appeared in 15 games ... made collegiate debut and regis-tered first career point, a goal, in 7-1 win over Alabama-Huntsville (10/7) ... tallied two assists in series at Union (10/15-16) ... tallied a goal and an assist for first career two-point game in 4-1 win at Alaska (10/21).

JUNIORS: Spent three years with the Salmon Arm Silverbacks ... played in 194 games ... scored 67 goals and 94 assists ... set a reacord for power play goals in a season with 19 during the 2009-10 campaign ... was an assistant captain during the 2009-10 season and a captain in the 2010-11 season, also captained the BCHL All-Star team in their post-season tournament in Russia ... statistically had his best season during the 2009-10 year with 32 goals, 42 assists and 74 points.

PERSONAL: Son of Tim and Cathy Killip ... graduated from Okanagan Mission Seconadry School in 2008 Pre-Law major ... born March 31, 1991 in Kelowna, British Colombia.

JUSTIN KOVACS FORWARD SOPHOMORE 5-11 • 192GROSSE POINT WOODS, MICH.CEDAR RAPIDS ROUGH RIDERS, USHL




2011-12: Appeared in 28 games ... made collegiate debut and registered first career point, an assist, in 7-1 win over Alabama-Huntsville (10/7) ... tallied second assist of the season against Michigan State (11/12) ... assisted on the game-winning goal in 3-0 shutout win over No. 6 Ferris State (12/2) ... netted first collegiate goal in 6-1 win over Bowling Green (12/10) ... tallied fourth assist of the season in loss at Miami (1/20) ... tallied two assists in 3-1 win at Lake Superior (2/17) ... notched seventh assist of the season in 6-2 win over Miami in the CCHA Semifinals (3/16).

JUNIORS: Played two seasons with the Cedar Rapids Rough Riders of the USHL ... led the team and finished eighth in the league with 59 points during the 2010-11 season with 17 goals and 42 points, helping Cedar Rapids to a record of 42-12-6 and a berth in the Clark Cup Finals.

PERSONAL: Plans to major in business ... graduated from Grosse Pointe North High School in 2009 ... son of Andrew and Denise Kovacs ... born on October 13, 1991 in Wixom, Mich.

JORDAN OESTERLE DEFENSEMAN SOPHOMORE 6-0 • 185DEARBORN HEIGHTS, MICH.SIOUX FALLS STAMPEDE, USHL

15CAREER NUMBERSOVERALLYR GP G A PTS +/- TP PIM PP SG GW2011-12 41 2 6 8 +2 4 8 0 0 0Totals 41 2 6 8 +2 4 8 0 0 0



2011-12: Appeared in 41 games ... made collegiate and season debut in 7-1 win over Alabama-Huntsville (10/7) ... registered first career point, an assist, in 4-1 win at Alaska (10/21) ... tallied second assist of the season in 2-2 tie at Alaska (10/22) ... tallied third assist of the season against Michigan State (11/11) ... netted first collegiate goal in 4-2 win at No. 6 Ferris State (12/2) ... tallied fourth assist of the season in 6-1 win over Bowling Green (12/10) ... netted second career goal in 3-1 win over Notre Dame (1/14) ... tallied an assist in CCHA Championship win over Michigan (3/17).

JUNIORS: Spent 2010-2011 Sioux Falls Stampede scoring four goals and 16 assists in 64 games, helping the Stampede to a USHL Playoff berth.

PERSONAL: Son of Doug and Michele Oesterle ... graduated from Dear-born Divine Child High School in 2010 ... finance major ... born June 25, 1992 in Dearborn Heights, Mich.



FRANK SLUBOWSKI GOALIE SOPHOMORE 5-11 • 195PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.ALBERNI VALLEY BULLDOGS, BCHL

1CAREER NUMBERSOVERALLYR GP GS MIN REC GA GAA SVS SV% SH A2011-12 32 32 1923:45 17-11-4 65 2.03 665 .911 3 1Totals 32 32 1923:45 17-11-4 65 2.03 665 .911 3 1

CONFERENCEYR GP GS MIN REC GA GAA SVS SV% SH A2011-12 24 24 1447:19 12-8-4 49 2.03 494 .910 2 1Totals 24 24 1447:19 12-8-4 49 2.03 494 .910 2 1

POSTSEASONYR GP GS MIN REC GA GAA SVS SV% SH A2011-12 5 5 298:53 4-1-0 10 2.01 118 .922 0 0Totals 5 5 298:53 4-1-0 10 2.01 118 .922 0 0

2011-12: Appeared in 32 games and starting in 32 ... named to the CCHA All-Rookie Team and a finalist for CCHA Roookie of the Year ... was named CCHA Tournament Most Valuable Player and named to the CCHA All-Tournament Team ... named Rob Hodge Most Valuable Player as voted on by teammates ... set single-season goals against average record with a 2.03 ... made collegiate debut vs Alabama-Huntsville, mak-ing 10 saves and registering his first collegiate shutout and first career win (10/8) ... made a career-high 32 saves in 2-2 tie at Alaska (10/22) ... made 12 saves in 4-2 win over Northern Michigan for second win of the season (10/28) ... needed just 13 saves to pick up third win of the season in 3-2 overtime win against Northern Michigan (10/29) ... made 28 saves in 2-2 tie with Notre Dame, making two saves to earn shootout win (11/22) ... made 23 saves in 4-2 win at No. 6 Ferris State (12/2) ... earned fifth win of the season and second career shutout by making 25 saves in 3-0 win over No. 6 Ferris State (12/3) ... made 17 saves and allowed just one goal to earn sixth win of the season over Bowling Green (12/10) ... made 24 saves in 3-2 win at No. 3 Notre Dame (1/13) ... made 26 seaves to earn eighth win of the year in 3-1 win over Notre Dame (1/14) ... was naemd Gongshow Gear CCHA Rookie of the Week for his performance in the series sweep of Notre Dame (1/16) ... made 20 saves and allowed just one goal in 4-1 win over Bowling Green (1/27) ... made 20 saves to earn 10th win of the season in 2-1 victory over Alaska (2/3) ... made 23 saves, wllowing just two goals in 3-2 overtime win over Ohio State (2/10) ... made 25 saves in 3-1 win at Lake Superior (2/17) ... made 16 saves and seven stops during shootout in a 1-1 tie over No. 1 Ferris State (2/25) ... made 25 saves to earn third shutout of the season in 3-0 win over No. 1 Ferris State, also tallying first career assist (2/25) ... was named CCHA Rookie of the Month for February ... made 47 saves total in two-game sweep of LSSU in the CCHA Quarterfi-nals (3/9-10) ... made 19 saves in 6-2 victory over Miami to earn 16th win of the season, helping WMU advance to the CCHA Finals (3/16) ... made 27 saves in CCHA Championship win over Michigan (3/17).

JUNIORS: Played two seasons for the Alberni Valley Bulldogs in the Brit-ish Columbia Hockey League ... was nominated for BCHL MVP during the 2009-10 season after posting a 2.2 goals against average and a .919 save percentage ... posted 53 wins in two saesons and was named team

MVP during the 2010-11 season.

PERSONAL: Majoring in excercise science ... graduated from Prince Rupert Secondary School ... son of Mike and Sauta Slubowski ... born on December 31, 1990 in Prince Rupert, British Columbia

MATT STEWART DEFENSEMAN SOPHOMORE 6-0 • 180BRIGHTON, MICH.GREEN BAY GAMBLERS, USHL



POSTSEASONYR GP G A PTS +/- TP PIM PP SG GW2011-12 - - DNP - -Totals - - DNP - -

2011-12: Appeared in seven games ... made collegiate and season debut in 2-2 tie at Alaska (10/22).

JUNIORS: 2009-2011 seasons with Green Bay Gamblers of the USHL, winning a Clark Cup in 2010 and finishing as a runner up in 2010 ... played in 115 games for Gamblers scoring two goals and 30 assists ... in the 2007-2008 season tallied two assists in 21 games with the Ohio Junior Blue Jackets.

PERSONAL: Son of Dave and Karen Stewart ... business major ... broth-er, Brett, played football at WMU ... born Aug. 22, 1991 in Brighton, Mich.

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LUKAS HAFNER GOALIE FRESHMAN 6-1 • 205TOLEDO, OHIOCORNWALL COLTS, CCHL

55JUNIORS: Played three years of junior hockey in the NAHL, USHL and CCHL ... most recently led the Cornwall Colts to a CCHL Playoff Finals appearance, finishing the season with a 34-9-4 record along with a .929 save percentage and a 2.11 goals against average ... also played for the Lincoln Stars (USHL, 2010-11) and the Marquette Rangers (NAHL, 2009-10).

PERSONAL: Undecided on major ... graduated from Toledo Central Catholic High School in 2010 ... cousin Rusty plays defenseman for Bowl-ing Green ... son of Lorie Hafner ... born on Feb. 6, 1992 in Toledo, Ohio.

COLTON HARGROVE FORWRD FRESHMAN 6-2 • 216ROCKWALL, TEXASFARGO FORCE, USHL

14NHL: Selected in the seventh round, 205th overall, by the Boston Bruins in the 2012 NHL Entry Draft.

JUNIORS: Played two season with the Fargo Force in the USHL … totaled 65 points in 110 games on 29 goals and 36 assists in two seasons … had career-best year during the 2011-12 campaign, finishing third on the team in scoring with 38 points and also lead the team with 140 penalty minutes.

PERSONAL: Undecided on major … graduated from North Dakota Center for Distance Education in 2011 … son of Todd and Tonda Hargrove … born on June 25, 1992 in Dallas, Texas.

NOLAN LAPORTE FORWRD FRESHMAN 6-0 • 185MOKENA, ILL.GREEN BAY GAMBLERS, USHL

16JUNIORS: Helped the Green Bay Gamblers to a Clark Cup Championship in 2012 … finished fourth in the USHL in scoring in the 2011-12 season with 70 points on 36 goals and 34 assists in 57 regular season games … including playoffs, totaled 82 points in 69 games during the 2011-12 campaign … combined to play two seasons in the USHL with Green Bay, totaling 110 points in 134 games, including playoffs.

PERSONAL: Undecided on major … son of Nick and Susan LaPorte … born on June 4, 1992 in Chicago, Ill. … graduated from St. Rita High School in 2010.

KENNEY MORRISON DEFENSEMAN FRESHMAN 6-2 • 198LLOYDMINSTER, ALB.OMAHA LANCERS, USHL

7JUNIORS: Spent the 2011-12 season with the Omaha Lancers in the USHL … was the top goal-scoring defenseman in the league with 15 goals, also adding 20 assists for 35 points and helped the Lancers into the second round of the playoffs … spent the 2010-11 season with the Alberni Valley Bulldogs of the BCHL, playing with teammate Frank Slubowski … helped the Bulldogs to the first round of the playoffs by tallying 35 points on eight goals and 27 assists … was also named the Alberni Valley’s Rookie of the Year.

PERSONAL: Undecided on major … graduated from Loydminster Com-prehensive High School in 2010 … son of Bryan and Darlene Morrison … born on Feb. 13, 1992 in Loydminster, Alberta.

JOSH PITT FORWARD FRESHMAN 6-3 • 198BROCKVILLE, ONT.OTTAWA JR SENATORS, CCHL

10JUNIORS: Played four seasons in the CCHL with the Kemptville 73’s and the Ottawa Jr. Senators … had a career-best season scoring 36 goals and 23 assists in 59 games split between the 73’s and the Jr. Senators., helping the Jr. Senators to a CCHL Quarterfinals appearance … totaled 119 points on 59 goals and 60 assists in 196 career games in the CCHL.

PERSONAL: Undecided on major … son of Ritchie and Lorie Pitt … gradu-ated from South Grenville District High School in 2010 … born on June 3, 1992 in Brockville, Ontario.


20WMU HOCKEY AWARDS & HONORS

NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES19861994199620112012

CCHA TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSHIPS19862012

ALL-AMERICANSDOUG REED, DAmerican Hockey Coaches AssociationCollege Division West All-America, 1973-74

Reed earned Division II All-America honors during WMU’s inau-gural varsity season. A native of New Baltimore, Mich., Reed compiled 16 points (4-12) in 28 games, leading the Broncos to a 22-7-1 record. WMU scored an average of 6.61 goals per game, while limiting opponents to 3.51.

ROB HODGE, LWAmerican Hockey Coaches AssociationCollege Division West All-America, 1974-75

Hodge earned All-America honors during his junior campaign, averaging a goal and two points per game. He finished second in team scoring with 26 goals and 25 assists in 25 games. Hodge also compiled three or more points on 11 occasions in helping WMU to the CCHA Division II title.

NEIL SMITH, DAmerican Hockey Coaches AssociationCollege Division West All-America, 1974-75

Smith achieved All-America status as a true freshman, setting then WMU defenseman records for points (39) and assists (33) in a season. The first NHL draft pick in school history, Smith received the “Bronco Award” the same season for contributing to morale both on and off the ice.

DAN DORION, RWAmerican Hockey Coaches AssociationTitan West All-America Second Team, 1983-84Titan West All-America First Team, 1985-86

Dorion’s sophomore All-America season featured a 43-game scoring streak and a runner-up finish in national scoring (41-50-91). As a senior, he did one better, leading the country in scoring (42-62-104), becoming the CCHA’s all-time leading scorer (293)

and placing second in Hobey Baker balloting.

GLENN HEALY, GAmerican Hockey Coaches AssociationTitan West All-America Second Team, 1984-85

Healy capped his senior year by setting or rewriting seven school records en route to earning team MVP honors. Healy recorded 200 more saves than any other CCHA goaltender in 1984-85, adding the league record for career saves (3,933) to his impres-sive collegiate resume.

WAYNE GAGNE, DAmerican Hockey Coaches AssociationTitan West All-America First Team, 1985-86Titan West All-America First Team, 1986-87

Gagne earned top All-America honors during his junior and senior campaigns. Gagne was a Hobey Baker runner-up his senior year, recording 76 assists. He was also named the CCHA’s player of the year. Gagne led the nation in defensemen scoring as a junior, posting 76 points (17-59).

BILL HORN, GAmerican Hockey Coaches AssociationTitan West All-America Second Team, 1985-86

Horn adapted to the college game very quickly, securing All-Amer-ican accolades as a freshman. He led the country in victories (25) and logged the most minutes of any freshman goaltender (1979:09). Horn’s clutch play in the 1986 CCHA Playoffs earned him MVP honors.

MARC MAGLIARDITI, GAmerican Hockey Coaches AssociationTitan West All-America Second Team, 1995-96

Freshman Marc Magliarditi was bestowed All-American honors in his only season at WMU. “Mags” set a then CCHA record for single season shutouts (4) and needed just 32 games to establish the WMU career record (5). His 2.59 goals-against is a season best mark.

MIKE BISHAI, CAmerican Hockey Coaches AssociationJOFA West All-America Second Team, 2000-01

Bishai led the NCAA in scoring (1.84 ppg) and assists (1.22 apg) during his junior campaign. He shared the CCHA scoring title and WMU MVP trophy with teammate David Gove. Bishai led all CCHA players in overall scoring, amassing 68 points on 23 goals and 45

21WMU HOCEKY AWARDS & HONORS

assists.

DAN DEKEYSER, DAmerican Hockey Coaches AssociationCCM West, Second Team, 2011-12

DeKeyser was the top defenseman in the CCHA, winning the CCHA’s Best Defensive Defenseman award and being named Second Team All-CCHA. He led the Broncos in plus/minus among defenseman at +15 and helped the Broncos to their second straight NCAA Tournament and the program’s second ever CCHA Tournament Championship.

HOBEY BAKER MEMORIAL AWARD1986-87 - Wayne Gagne, D (Runner-up)1985-86 - Dan Dorion, RW (Runner-up)1983-84 - Dan Dorion, RW (Finalist)

USCHO COACH OF THE YEAR2010-11 - Jeff Blashill

INSIDE COLLEGE HOCKEY COACH OF THE YEAR2010-11 - Jeff Blashill

COLLEGE HOCKEY NEWS COACH OF THE YEAR2010-11 - Jeff Blashill

INSIDE COLLEGE HOCKEY FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICAN2011-12 - Frank Slubowski, G2010-11 - Chase Balisy, F Dan DeKeyser, D

HUMANITARIAN AWARD1996-97 - Shawn Zimmerman (Finalist)

AHCA ALL-STAR GAME1993-94 - Colin Ward, LW1992-93 - Pat Ferschweiler, C (alternate)1981-82 - Ross Fitzpatrick, LW; Ralph Murphy, D

NCAA FROZEN FOUR SKILLS COMPETITION (discontinued)2008-09 - Patrick Galivan2006-07 - Paul Szczechura, C (DNP)2005-06 - Brent Walton, RW (DNP)

WMU ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME2007 - Rob Hodge, LW2004 - Ross Fitzpatrick, LW-C2001 - Wayne Gagne, D1998 - Dan Dorion, C-RW1996 - Glenn Healy, G

1994 - Bernie Saunders, LW-RW1991 - Neil Smith, D1990 - Harry Lawson, coach


22WMU HOCKEY CCHA AWARDS & HONORS

MOST VALUABLE PLAYER1986-87 - Wayne Gagne, D1985-86 - Dan Dorion, RW

BEST DEFENSIVE DEFENSEMAN2011-12 - Dan DeKeyser1993-94 - Brent Brekke

BEST DEFENSIVE FORWARD1991-92 - Pat Ferschweiler, C

ROOKIE OF THE YEAR2006-07 - Mark Letestu, C2001-02 - Pat Dwyer, RW1996-97 - Daryl Andrews, D1995-96 - Marc Magliarditi, G1992-93 - Chris Brooks, LW

BEST GOALTENDER1995-96 - Marc Magliarditi

COACH OF THE YEAR1995-96 - Bill Wilkinson1985-86 - Bill Wilkinson1983-84 - Bill Wilkinson

CCHA TOURNAMENT MOST VALUABLE PLAYER2011-12 - Frank Slubowski, G1985-86 - Bill Horn, G1983-84 - Glenn Healy, G

ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM2011-12 - Frank Slubowski, G Dan DeKeyser, D Greg Squires, F2010-11 - Dan DeKeyser,D Dane Walters, F1990-91 - Mike Eastwood, C1985-86 - Bill Horn, G; Stuart Burnie, RW;Dan Dorion, RW; Wayne Gagne, D; Chris MacDonald, D1983-84 - Glenn Healy, G; Dan Dorion, RW1974-75 - Tim Dunlop, RW

ALL-ROOKIE TEAM2011-12 - Garrett Haar, D Frank Slubowski, G2010-11 - Dan DeKeyser, D Chase Balisy, F 2006-07 - Riley Gill, G Mark Letestu, F2003-04 - Paul Szczechura, F (HM)

2002-03 - Vince Bellissimo, F2001-02 - Pat Dwyer, F2000-01 - Jeff Campbell, F Mike Jarmuth, D, (HM)1999-00 - Dave Cousineau, D, (HM)1998-99 - Ryan Crane (HM) Jeff Reynaert (HM)1996-97 - Daryl Andrews, F1995-96 - Marc Magliarditi, G Joe Corvo, D1994-95 - Steve Duke, 1st1993-94 - Derek Innanen, HM Darren Maloney, HM1992-93 - Chris Brooks, 1st; Scott Chartier, 1st1991-92 - Chris Belanger, 1st; Ryan D’Arcy, HM; Francois Leroux, HM1990-91 - Brent Brekke, HM; Craig Brown, HM; Pat Ferschweiler, HM; Colin Ward, HM1988-89 - Keith Jones, HM

ALL-CCHA FIRST TEAM1995-96 - Marc Magliarditi, G1991-92 - Keith Jones, RW1987-88 - Paul Polillo, C1986-87 - Wayne Gagne, D1985-86 - Dan Dorion, RW1985-86 - Wayne Gagne, D1983-84 - Dan Dorion, RW1980-81 - Ross Fitzpatrick, LW1976-77 - Tim Dunlop, RW

ALL-CCHA SECOND TEAM2011-12 - Dan DeKeyser, D Mat Tennyson, D2008-09 - Patrick Galivan, LW2004-05 - Brent Walton, RW2000-01 - Mike Bishai, C; David Gove, RW1999-00 - David Gove, C1996-97 - Joe Corvo, D1995-96 - Jeremy Brown, C1990-91 - Mike Eastwood, C 1987-88 - Ron Hoover, LW Mike Posma, D1986-87 - Rob Bryden, RW Bill Horn, G1985-86 - Stuart Burnie, RW Chris MacDonald, D

23WMU CCHA HOCEKY AWARDS & HONORS

1984-85 - Glenn Healy, G1979-80 - Bob Scurfield, C1977-78 - Paul Capuccio, C Bernie Saunders, RW

ALL-CCHA HONORABLE MENTION2002-03 - Dave Cousineau, D Dana Lattery, RW2001-02 - Mike Bishai, C Dave Cousineau, D1995-96 - Darren Maloney, D1993-94 - Brent Brekke, D Colin Ward, LW1991-92 - Craig Brown, G1989-90 - Mike Posma, D Shane Redshaw, LW1988-89 - Ron Hoover, LW Mike Posma, D1987-88 - Jeff Green, C Bill Horn, G1985-86 - Bill Horn, G1984-85 - Dan Dorion, RW1983-84 - Glenn Healy, G1981-82 - Ross Fitzpatrick, LW Bob Scurfield, C1980-81 - Bob Scurfield, C Glenn Johannesen, D1979-80 - Ross Fitzpatrick, LW Ralph Murphy, D1978-79 - Ralph Murphy, D1976-77 - Bob Gardiner, LW1975-76 - Al Hamernick, D Rob Hodge, LW Neil Smith, D


24WMU HOCKEY TEAM AWARDS

ROB HODGE MOST VALUABLE PLAYER2011-12 Frank Slubowski, G2010-11 Max Campbell, C2009-10 Riley Gill, G2008-09 Patrick Galivan, LW2007-08 Patrick Galivan, RW2006-07 Paul Szczechura, C2005-06 Brent Walton, RW2004-05 Brent Walton, RW2003-04 Dana Lattery, LW2002-03 Dana Lattery, RW2001-02 Jeff Reynaert, G2000-01 Mike Bishai, C David Gove, RW1999-00 David Gove, C1998-99 Chuck Mindel, LW1997-98 Frank Novock, RW1996-97 Justin Cardwell, RW Mike Melas, C1995-96 Marc Magliarditi, G1994-95 Brian Gallentine, RW1993-94 Colin Ward, LW1992-93 Pat Ferschweiler, C1991-92 Keith Jones, RW1990-91 Mike Eastwood, C1989-90 Shane Redshaw, LW1988-89 Paul Polillo, C1987-88 Ron Hoover, LW Paul Polillo, C1986-87 Wayne Gagne, D1985-86 Dan Dorion, RW1984-85 Glenn Healy, G1983-84 Glenn Healy, G1982-83 Bob Bailey, RW1981-82 Ross Fitzpatrick, LW1980-81 Ross Fitzpatrick, LW1979-80 Bob Scurfield, C1978-79 Bernie Saunders, RW1977-78 Tim Dunlop, RW1976-77 Bernie Saunders, RW1975-76 No award1974-75 Tim Dunlop, RW1973-74 Rob Hodge, LW

VIC VANDERBERG TOP SCORER2011-12 Chase Balisy, F2010-11 Max Campbell, C2009-10 Greg Squires, LW2008-09 Patrick Galivan, LW2007-08 Patrick Galivan, RW2006-07 Mark Letestu, C2005-06 Brent Walton, RW2004-05 Brent Walton, RW2003-04 Vince Bellissimo, C2002-03 Dana Lattery, RW Vince Bellissimo, C2001-02 Mike Bishai, C Jeff Campbell, RW

2000-01 Mike Bishai, C1999-00 David Gove, C1998-99 Chuck Mindel, LW David Gove, C1997-98 Frank Novock, RW1996-97 Mike Melas, C1995-96 Jeremy Brown, C1994-95 Chris Brooks, RW Jamal Mayers, C1993-94 Colin Ward, LW1992-93 Chris Brooks, LW1991-92 Keith Jones, RW1990-91 Mike Eastwood, C1989-90 Shane Redshaw, LW1988-89 Paul Polillo, C1987-88 Paul Polillo, C1986-87 Wayne Gagne, D1985-86 Dan Dorion, RW1984-85 Dan Dorion, RW1983-84 Dan Dorion, RW1982-83 Lance Johnston, LW Dan Dorion, RW

NEIL SMITH MOST VALUABLE DEFENSEMAN2011-12 Dan DeKeyser2010-11 Dan DeKeyser2009-10 Tyler Ludwig2008-09 Tyler Ludwig2007-08 Nathan Ansell2006-07 Ryan Mahrle2005-06 Ryan Mahrle2004-05 Ryan Mahrle2003-04 Mike Jarmuth2002-03 Mike Jarmuth2001-02 Ryan Crane2000-01 Austin Miller1999-00 Daryl Andrews1998-99 Daryl Andrews1997-98 Jeff Rucinski Steve Duke1996-97 Joe Corvo1995-96 Darren Maloney1994-95 Darren Maloney1993-94 Brent Brekke1992-93 Brent Brekke1991-92 Brian Tulik1990-91 Chris Clarke1989-90 Chris Clarke1988-89 Mike Posma1987-88 Mike Posma1986-87 Wayne Gagne1985-86 Wayne Gagne1984-85 Chris MacDonald1983-84 Glenn Johannesen1982-83 Chris MacDonald1981-82 Ken Calder1980-81 Guy Blanchard1979-80 Ralph Murphy

1978-79 Ralph Murphy

SUZANNE KLOP ROOKIE OF THE YEAR2011-12 Frank Slubowski, G2010-11 Chase Balisy, C2009-10 Dane Walters, RW2008-09 Greg Squires, RW Kevin Connauton, D2007-08 Jerry Kuhn, G2006-07 Mark Letestu, C2005-06 Jeff LoVecchio, LW2004-05 Daniel Bellissimo, G2003-04 Ryan Mahrle, D Paul Szczechura, C2002-03 Vince Bellissimo, C2001-02 Pat Dwyer, RW2000-01 Jeff Campbell, RW1999-00 Dave Cousineau, D Ben Gagnon, C1998-99 Anthony Battaglia, LW1997-98 David Gove, C1996-97 Daryl Andrews, D1995-96 Marc Magliarditi, G1994-95 Steve Duke, D1993-94 Darren Maloney, D1992-93 Chris Brooks, LW1991-92 Chris Belanger, D1990-91 Craig Brown, G1989-90 Mike Power, G1988-89 Keith Jones, RW1987-88 Chris Clarke, D1986-87 Jeff Green, C1985-86 Bill Horn, G1984-85 Dave Lobdell, C1983-84 Wayne Gagne, D Troy Thrun, C1982-83 Dan Dorion, RW1981-82 Glenn Healy, G1980-81 Glenn Johannesen, D1979-80 Steve Abbott, G1978-79 Ralph Murphy, D1977-78 Dan Stothers, C1976-77 Bart Larson, LW

ED EDWARDS MOST IMPROVED PLAYER2011-12 Will Kessel2010-11 Dane Walters & Mike Leone2009-10 David Chaney, D2008-09 Kyle O’Kane, RW2007-08 Patrick Nagorsen, C2006-07 Trevor Heffernan, G2005-06 Jason Moul, C Steve Silver, D2004-05 Kevin Labatte, RW Jeff Pierce, RW2003-04 Brett John, LW2002-03 Eric Marvin, G2001-02 Trevor Cook, LW

25WMU HOCKEY TEAM AWARDS

2000-01 Josh Akright, D Lucas Drake, C1999-00 Mike Bishai, C Andy Townsend, D1998-99 J.J. Weaks, G1997-98 Jay McCabe, RW1996-97 Matt Addesa, LW1995-96 Jason Redenius, C1994-95 Graham Bridel, LW1993-94 Jeremy Brown, C Jamal Mayers, RW1992-93 Brian Renfrew, G1991-92 Joe Bonnett, RW1990-91 Byron Witkowski, LW1989-90 J.P. LaRoche, LW1988-89 Mike Eastwood, C1987-88 Kevin McCaffrey, G1986-87 Andy Rymsha, LW1985-86 Scott Howe, D1984-85 Henry Fung, F Dave Lobdell, D1983-84 Jeff Crossman, F1982-83 Gary Orhn, D1981-82 Mike Hanson, G1980-81 Phil Partlan, RW1979-80 Kevin Scott, C1978-79 Matt Dietz, D1977-78 Paul Cappuccio, C1976-77 Bernie Saunders, RW1975-76 No award1974-75 Phil Eve, C

CATHERINE LAWSON SPORTSMANSHIP2011-12 Dane Walters, RW2010-11 Dane Walters, RW2009-10 Patrick Nagorsen, C2008-09 Dave Krisky, LW2007-08 Dave Krisky, LW2006-07 Jason Moul, C2005-06 Mike Erickson, LW2004-05 Paul Szczechura, C2003-04 Jeff Campbell, LW2002-03 Shaun Rose, C2001-02 Andy Townsend, D2000-01 David Gove, RW Anthony Battaglia, RW1999-00 Jason Redenius, LW1998-99 Jason Redenius, LW1997-98 Jason Redenius, LW1996-97 Shawn Zimmerman, C1995-96 Chris Brooks, C1994-95 Brian Gallentine, RW1993-94 Chris Brooks, LW1992-93 Joe Bonnett, RW1991-92 Scott Garrow, C1990-91 Brian Tulik, D1989-90 Rich Whitten, LW1988-89 Rich Whitten, LW1987-88 Ron Hoover, LW

1986-87 Pat Ryan, LW1985-86 Rob Adams, C1984-85 Rob Adams, C Pat Ryan, LW1983-84 Rob Adams, C Pat Ryan, LW1982-83 Rob Adams, C1981-82 Dave Berthelsen, RW1980-81 Dave Berthelsen, RW1979-80 Dave Berthelsen, RW1978-79 Bernie Saunders, RW1977-78 Tim Dunlop, RW1976-77 Tim Dunlop, RW

KOHA “GRINDER” PERSEVERANCE2011-12 Ian Slater, F J.J. Crew, F2010-11 Ian Slater, RW2009-10 Jared Katz, C2008-09 Chris Clackson, C2007-08 Cam Watson, LW2006-07 Matt Clackson, RW2005-06 Jason Moul, C2004-05 Pat Dwyer, RW2003-04 Paul Davies, C2002-03 Lucas Drake, LW2001-02 Chad Kline, LW2000-01 Brett Mills, RW1999-00 Corey Waring, LW1998-99 Frank Novock, RW1997-98 Brent Lovett, D1996-97 Matt Cressman, LW1995-96 Kyle Millar, LW1994-95 Brian Renfrew, G1993-94 Derek Schooley, D1992-93 Mike Whitton, LW1991-92 Brad Dawson, D1990-91 Tom Auge, RW1989-90 Jeff Green, RW-C1988-89 Ron Hoover, LW1987-88 Dave Lobdell, D1986-87 Pat Ryan, LW1985-86 Troy Thrun, C

BILL SAUNDERS PLUS/MINUS2011-12 Dane Walters, F2010-11 Luke Witkowski, D2009-10 Derek Roehl, LW2008-09 J.J. Crew, LW2007-08 Tyler Ludwig, D2006-07 Mark Letestu, C2005-06 Steve Silver, D Sean Weaver, LW2004-05 Brett John, C2003-04 Dana Lattery, LW2002-03 Andy Townsend, D2001-02 Ryan Crane, D2000-01 Andy Townsend, D1999-00 Brent Rumble, LW

Andy Townsend, D1998-99 Jay McCabe, RW1997-98 Corey Waring, LW1997-98 Corey Waring, LW1996-97 Justin Cardwell, RW1995-96 Geoff Collard, D

PETER R. ELLIS ACADEMIC AWARD2011-12 David Killip, F2010-11 Ryan Watson, LW2009-10 Tyler Ludwig, D2008-09 Dave Krisky, LW2007-08 Dave Krisky, LW2006-07 Dave Krisky, LW2005-06 Brett John, RW2004-05 Brett John, C2003-04 Jeremy Cheyne, RW2002-03 Jeremy Cheyne, RW2001-02 Paul Davies, C2000-01 Mark Wilkinson, C1999-00 Mark Wilkinson, C1998-99 Jason Redenius, LW1997-98 Jason Redenius, LW1996-97 Jeff Rucinski, D1995-96 Darren Maloney, D1994-95 Colin Ward, LW1993-94 Byron Witkowski, LW1992-93 Rob Laurie, G1991-92 Rob Laurie, G1990-91 Rob Laurie, G1989-90 Rob Laurie, G1988-89 Tom Auge, RW 1987-88 Lee Brodeur, RW1986-87 Lee Brodeur, RW1985-86 Lee Brodeur, RW1984-85 Tom Fletcher, LW1983-84 Tom Fletcher, LW1982-83 Steve Abbott, G1981-82 Steve Abbott, G1980-81 Steve Abbott, G1979-80 Steve Abbott, G1978-79 Tom Hilfman, D


26WMU HOCKEY ACADEMIC AWARDS & HONORS

COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANSteve Abbot, G; At-Large First Team, 1982-83Colin Ward, LW; At-Large Third Team, 1993-94Darren Maloney, D; At-Large Third Team, 1995-96

COLLEGE HOCKEY STATISTICS BUREAU All-ACADEMICGlenn Johannesen, D; Division I West Team, 1983-84Rob Bryden, RW; Division I West Second Team, 1984-85Henry Fung, RW; Honorable Mention, 1985-86

CCHA ALL-ACADEMIC FIRST TEAM (discontinued)2003-04 - Paul Davies, C Dana Lattery, LW2002-03 - Dave Cousineau, D2001-02 - Dave Cousineau, D2000-01 - David Gove, RW1999-00 - Jason Redenius, LW1997-98 - Jeff Rucinski, D1996-97 - Jeff Rucinski, D1995-96 - Darren Maloney, D1994-95 - Darren Maloney, D1993-94 - Craig Brown, G Colin Ward, LW1992-93 - Pat Ferschweiler, C Byron Witkowski, LW1991-92 - Pat Ferschweiler, C1990-91 - Tom Auge, RW1989-90 - Rich Whitten, LW1988-89 - Ron Hoover, LW1987-88 - Ron Hoover, LW Dave Lobdell, D Kevin McCaffrey, G1986-87 - Rob Bryden, LW Henry Fung, RW1985-86 - Rob Bryden, RW Henry Fung, RW1984-85 - Lance Johnston, LW1981-82 - Steve Abbott, G1980-81 - Steve Abbott, G1980-81 - Kelly Mitchell, C1979-80 - Kelly Mitchell, C

CCHA ALL-ACADEMIC HONORABLE MENTION (discontinued)2002-03 - Paul Davies, C2001-02 - Dana Lattery, C2000-01 - David Cousineau, D Mark Wilkinson, C1999-00 - Mark Wilkinson, C1998-99 - Jason Redenius, LW Matt Barnes, G1997-98 - Matt Barnes, G1996-97 - Shawn Zimmerman, C1995-96 - Chris Brooks, C1993-94 - Chris Brooks, LW1992-93 - Craig Brown, G

Colin Ward, RW1991-92 - Scott Garrow, C Rob Laurie, G Andy Suhy, D Colin Ward, LW Byron Witkowski, LW1990-91 - Chris Clarke, D Scott Garrow, C Rob Laurie, G1989-90 - Tom Auge, RW1988-89 - Tom Auge, RW Rich Whitten, LW1986-87 - Kevin McCaffrey, G1985-86 - Stuart Burnie, RW Dan Dorion, RW Wayne Gagne, D Chris MacDonald, D Kevin McCaffrey, G Pat Ryan, LW1984-85 - Dave Bina, RW Rob Bryden, RW Stuart Burnie, RW Henry Fung, C-LW1983-84 - Glenn Johannesen, D Lance Johnston, LW1982-83 - Steve Abbott, G1980-81 - Dan Stothers, C1979-80 - Jim Doyle, G Tom Hilfman, D Dan Stothers, C

CCHA SCHOLAR ATHLETE OF THE YEAR(WMU nominees)2011-12 - Dane Walters, F2010-11 - Ryan Watson, F2009-10 - Tyler Ludwig, D2008-09 - Dave Krisky, LW2007-08 - Dave Krisky, LW2006-07 - Ryan Mahrle, D2005-06 - Paul Szczechura, C2004-05 - Paul Szczechura, C

27WMU HOCKEY INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

GAMES PLAYED CAREER 168 Brian Tulik, 1987-92 166 Tom Auge, 1987-91CONSECUTIVE 161 Scott Garrow, 1988-92

GOALSPERIOD 3 14 times: Terry Olson, Troy Thrun (2), Bill Armstrong, Stuart Burnie, Dan Dorion, Ross Fitzpatrick, Wayne Gagne, Skip Howey, Bob Hutchins, Randy Moy, Peter Raps, Shane Redshaw, Bob Scurfield. Last accomplished by Shane Redshaw vs. Miami, 11/18/89, 2ndGAME 5 Stuart Burnie, Dan Dorion, Troy Thrun. Last accomplished by Dan Dorion vs. Ohio State, 1/24/86GAME, DEFENSEMAN 4 Wayne Gagne vs. Michigan, 12/6/85GAME, GOALTENDER 1 Mike Mantua vs. Ferris State, 11/16/02SEASON 46 Rob Bryden, 1986-87 43 Stuart Burnie, 1985-86CAREER 115 Dan Dorion, 1982-86 109 Jeff Green, 1986-90 100 Ross Fitzpatrick, 1978-82

CONSECUTIVE GOALSGAME 3 Ross Fitzpatrick (3), Terry Olson (2), Stuart Burnie, Tim Dunlop, Bob Hutchins, Dana Lattery, Randy Moy, Frank Novock, Shane Redshaw, Troy Thrun. Last accomplished by Dana Lattery vs. Ferris State, 12/29/01SEASON 9 Jeff Campbell scored nine goals in nine straight games from 10/14/00 to 11/11/00 8 Phil Eve scored eight goals in eight straight games from 11/24/74 to 1/5/75

FASTEST GOALSSTART OF PERIOD :05 Ross Fitzpatrick vs. Northern Michigan 2/13/78, 3rd Keith Jones vs. Notre Dame, 2/7/92, 3rdSTART OF GAME :09 Ron Sandzik (LSSC) vs. WMU, 12/2/78 :12 Ross Fitzpatrick vs. Bowling Green, 2/6/81TWO GOALS :08 Kelly Mitchell vs. Wilfrid Laurier, 11/17/78

THREE GOALS 3:02 Terry Olson vs. Lake Superior St., 2/28/81FOUR GOALS 14:29 Terry Olson vs. Illinois-Chicago Circle, 10/27/79

ASSISTS PERIOD 4 Jeff Lindsay vs. Lake Forest, 1/25/75; vs. Lake Forest, 1/23/76; Ralph Murphy vs. Illinois-Chicago Circle, 10/27/79GAME 6 Tim Dunlop vs. Lake Superior State, 1/7/78 Wayne Gagne vs. Toronto, 1/16/87GAME, DEFENSEMAN 6 Wayne Gagne vs. Toronto, 1/16/87GAME, GOALTENDER 2 Kevin McCaffrey vs. Ferris State, 2/15/86SEASON 76 Wayne Gagne, 1986-87 62 Dan Dorion, 1985-86CAREER 199 Wayne Gagne, 1983-87 189 Paul Polillo, 1986-90 178 Dan Dorion, 1982-86

POINTSPERIOD 5 Terry Olson vs. Illinois-Chicago Circle, 10/27/79GAME 8 Tim Dunlop vs. St. Mary’s, 12/13/74GAME, DEFENSEMAN 6 Wayne Gagne vs. Toronto, 1/16/87SEASON 104 Dan Dorion, 1985-86 91 Dan Dorion, 1983-84CAREER 293 Dan Dorion, 1982-86 271 Paul Polillo, 1986-90

CONSECUTIVE POINTSONE-POINT GAMES 44 Dan Dorion scored 43 goals and 55 assists in 44 games from 2/19/83 through 3/9/84TWO-POINT GAMES 9 Stuart Burnie who scored 18 goals and seven assists in nine games from 11/15/85 to 12/13/85

HAT TRICKSSEASON 6 Ross Fitzpatrick, 1981-82 5 Tim Dunlop, 1974-75 Ron Hoover, 1987-88CAREER



8 Rob Hodge, 1973-76 Ross Fitzpatrick, 1978-82

WINNING GOALSSEASON 6 Troy Thrun, 1985-86 Ron Hoover, 1987-88 Steve Rymsha, 2000-01CAREER 11 Stuart Burnie, 1982-86 Mike Whitton, 1991-95 Brent Walton, 2002-06

POWER PLAY GOALSSEASON 32 Rob Bryden, 1986-87 25 Stuart Burnie, 1985-86CAREER 53 Rob Bryden, 1983-87 51 Stuart Burnie, 1982-86

SHORT-HANDED GOALSSEASON 7 Bernie Saunders, 1977-78CAREER 11 Dan Dorion, 1982-86 Tim Dunlop, 1974-78 Bernie Saunders, 1975-79 10 Dana Lattery, 2000-04

PENALTIESPERIOD 5 Steve Rymsha vs. Ohio State, 12/14/00, 1stGAME 7 Andy Rymsha vs. Michigan, 3/3/89SEASON 75 Jeff Crossman, 1985-86 72 Jim Culhane, 1986-87CAREER 220 Andy Rymsha, 1986-90 183 Jim Culhane, 1983-87

PENALTY MINUTESPERIOD 30 Brian Pasko vs. Merrimack, 12/29/00, 2ndGAME 30 Brian Pasko vs. Merrimack, 12/29/00SEASON 195 Brian Pasko, 2000-01 163 Jim Culhane, 1986-87 154 Jeff Crossman, 1985-86CAREER 483 Andy Rymsha, 1986-90 407 Chris Frank, 2005-09 396 Jim Culhane, 1983-87

GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGESEASON2.03 Frank Slubowski, 2011-122.35 Jerry Kuhn, 2010-11 2.59 Marc Magliarditi, 1995-96 2.79 Riley Gill, 2006-07 2.84 Jeff Reynaert, 2001-02 2.86 Craig Brown, 1993-94 2.91 Riley Gill, 2008-09 3.01 Matt Barnes, 1997-98 CAREER 2.59 Marc Magliarditi, 1995-962.69 Jerry Kuhn, 20 07-112.97 Riley Gill, 2006-10 3.24 Matt Barnes, 1995-99 3.28 Jeff Reynaert, 2001-02 3.34 Craig Brown, 1990-94

GOALTENDING WINSSEASON 25 Bill Horn, 1985-86 23 Marc Magliarditi, 1995-96CAREER 71 Bill Horn, 1985-89 60 Glenn Healy, 1981-85 53 Craig Brown, 1990-94

SAVESPERIOD 25 Weldon Good vs. Bowling Green, 2/1/74, 3rd Jim Doyle vs. Lake Superior, 1/20/79, 2nd 24 Riley Gill vs. Michigan, 2/3/07, 2ndGAME 60 Glenn Healy vs. Bowling Green, 3/9/84 54 Riley Gill vs. Lake Superior State, 3/7/2009 Glenn Healy vs. Bowling Green, 12/10/83 Glenn Healy vs. Ferris State, 2/20/82 50 Jerry Kuhn vs. Minnesota-Duluth, 10/18,2008 52 Jeff Reynaert vs. Notre Dame, 1/21/00OVERTIME PERIOD 13 Bill Horn vs. Colgate, 1/2/88 12 Glenn Healy vs. Bowling Green, 3/9/84 11 Bill Horn vs. Bowling Green, 3/7/86TWO-PLUS OVERTIMES 17 Glenn Healy vs. Bowling Green, 3/9/84 (2 OT) 14 Bill Horn vs. Bowling Green, 3/7/86 (3 OT)SEASON 1180 Glenn Healy, 1983-84 1140 Glenn Healy, 1984-85CAREER 3932 Glenn Healy, 1981-85 3824 Bill Horn, 1985-89

FEWEST SAVESPERIOD 1 Steve Roth, Weldon Good, Frank


Serratore. Last accomplished by Serratore vs. Bowling Green, 2/4/78GAME 8 Matt Barnes vs. Ohio State, 11/1/96

SHUTOUTSSEASON 5 Marc Magliarditi, 1995-96 4 Riley Gill; 2006-07 2 Glenn Healy, 1982-83; Bill Horn, 1986-87; Matt Barnes, 1997-98; Jeff Reynaert, 2000-01; Jeff Reynaert, 2001-02; Mike Mantua, 2001-02; Daniel Bellissimo, 2005-06CAREER 7 Riley Gill, 2006-10 5 Marc Magliarditi, 1995-96 4 Bill Horn, 1985-89; Jeff Reynaert, 1998-02 3 Glenn Healy, 1981-85PERIODS, SEASONS 45 Marc Magliarditi, 1995-96 41 Glenn Healy, 1984-85PERIODS, CAREER 119 Glenn Healy, 1981-85SEQUENCE 146:47 Bill Horn vs. Bowling Green, 12/6/86 vs. Illinois at Chicago, 12/13/86

SAVE PERCENTAGESEASON .920 Riley Gill, 2008-09 .913 Jerry Kuhn, 2010-11 .912 Riley Gill, 2006-07 .910 Marc Magliarditi, 1995-96 .907 Craig Brown, 1993-94 .906 Glenn Healy, 1984-85CAREER.915 Riley Gill, 2006-10.912 Jerry Kuhn, 2007-11 .910 Marc Magliarditi, 1995-96 .896 Daniel Bellissimo, 2004-pres. .894 Jeff Reynaert, 1998-02 .888 Craig Brown, 1990-94 .888 Matt Barnes, 1995-99 .888 Glenn Healy, 1981-85

MINUTES PLAYEDSEASON 2356:21 Brian Renfrew, 1994-952268:39 Jeff Reynaert, 2000-01 2241:53 Glenn Healy, 1983-84CAREER 7933:29 Bill Horn, 1985-89 7716:11 Glenn Healy, 1981-85

WINNING PERCENTAGESEASON.833 Bill Horn, 1985-86 (25-5-0).733 Steve Roth, 1973-74 (11-3-1)CAREER.720 Weldon Good, 1973-75 (18-7-0).667 Marc Magliarditi, 1995-96 (23-11-2).656 Steve Roth, 1973-76 (30-15-3)

RECORDS BY POSITION LEFT WINGGOALS, SEASON 39 Ron Hoover, 1987-88GOALS, CAREER 100 Ross Fitzpatrick, 1978-82ASSISTS, SEASON 43 Ross Fitzpatrick, 1980-81ASSISTS, CAREER 125 Ross Fitzpatrick, 1978-82POINTS, SEASON 71 Ross Fitzpatrick, 1980-81POINTS, CAREER 225 Ross Fitzpatrick, 1978-82

CENTERGOALS, SEASON 34 Bob Scurfield, 1979-80GOALS, CAREER 82 Bob Scurfield, 1978-82ASSISTS, SEASON 60 Paul Polillo, 1987-88ASSISTS, CAREER 189 Paul Polillo, 1986-90POINTS, SEASON 85 Paul Polillo, 1987-88POINTS, CAREER 271 Paul Polillo, 1986-90

RIGHT WINGGOALS, SEASON 46 Rob Bryden, 1986-87GOALS, CAREER 115 Dan Dorion, 1982-86ASSISTS, SEASON 62 Dan Dorion, 1985-86ASSISTS, CAREER 178 Dan Dorion, 1982-86POINTS, SEASON 104 Dan Dorion, 1985-86POINTS, CAREER 293 Dan Dorion, 1982-86

DEFENSEMENGOALS, SEASON


30WMU HOCKEY INDIVIDUAL/TEAM RECORDS

17 Wayne Gagne, 1985-86GOALS, CAREER 42 Wayne Gagne, 1983-87ASSISTS, SEASON 76 Wayne Gagne, 1986-87ASSISTS, CAREER 199 Wayne Gagne, 1983-87POINTS, SEASON 89 Wayne Gagne, 1986-87POINTS, CAREER 241 Wayne Gagne, 1983-87

GOALTENDERASSISTS, SEASON 4 Bill Horn, 1987-88; Craig Brown, 1990-91ASSISTS, CAREER 8 Glenn Healy, 1981-85; Bill Horn, 1985-89

TEAM RECORDS

SINGLE GAMELARGEST WINNING MARGIN 18 vs. Northern Illinois, 1/18/74 (19-1)LARGEST LOSING MARGIN 11 vs. St. Louis, 3/14/76 (13-2) vs. Bowling Green, 2/8/77 (11-0) vs. Ohio State, 2/10/79 (13-2) vs. Michigan State, 11/5/88 (12-1)MOST GOALS 19 vs. Northern Illinois, 1/18/74MOST CONSECUTIVE GOALS 17 vs. Northern Illinois, 1/18/74MOST ASSISTS 28 vs. St. Mary’s, 12/14/74MOST POINTS 46 vs. St. Mary’s, 12/14/74MOST OPPONENT GOALS 13 vs. St. Louis, 3/14/76 vs. Ohio State, 2/10/79MOST GOALS, TWO TEAMS 20 vs. Northern Illinois, 1/18/74; WMU 19, NIU 1MOST POINTS, TWO TEAMS 50 vs. Lake Superior State, 1/7/78; WMU 35, LSSC 15 vs. OSU, 1/24/86; WMU 30, OSU 20HIGHEST TIE SCORE 6-6 vs. Ohio State (OT), 2/15/80LOWEST TIE SCORE 0-0 @ Northern Michigan (OT), 12/17/05FASTEST TWO GOALS :06 vs. Algoma, 11/16/74 vs. Lake Superior State, 2/21/75FASTEST THREE GOALS :16 vs. Algoma, 11/16/74FASTEST FOUR GOALS 1:31 vs. Lake Forest, 1/25/75

FASTEST FIVE GOALS 2:33 vs. Lake Forest, 1/25/75MOST POWER PLAY GOALS 7 vs. Vermont, 12/12/85 vs. Lake Superior State, 10/28/00MOST SHORTHANDED GOALS 3 vs. Lake Forest, 1/25/75 vs. Bowling Green, 2/1/85MOST OPPONENT POWER PLAY GOALS 7 vs. Ohio State, 2/10/79MOST OPPONENT SHORTHANDED GOALS 3 vs. Michigan State, 10/21/83MOST SHOTS ON GOAL 85 vs. Henry Ford, 12/14/73MOST OPPONENT SHOTS ON GOAL 63 vs. Bowling Green, 3/9/84FEWEST SHOTS ON GOAL 12 vs. Notre Dame, 12/5/97 vs. Notre Dame, 1/21/00FEWEST OPPONENT SHOTS ON GOAL 10 vs. Lake Forest, 12/3/76MOST PENALTIES 26 vs. Michigan, 12/8/90MOST PENALTY MINUTES 97 vs. Michigan State, 1/31/97MOST OPPONENT PENALTIES 26 vs. Illinois at Chicago, 10/25/91MOST OPPONENT PENALTY MINUTES 108 vs. Michigan State, 1/31/97MOST PENALTIES, TWO TEAMS 51 vs. Illinois at Chicago, 10/25/91MOST PENALTY MINUTES, TWO TEAMS 205 vs. Michigan State, 1/31/97FEWEST PENALTY MINUTES 2 vs. Buffalo, 2/27/76 vs. Northern Michigan, 1/19/80 vs. Miami, 11/3/01FEWEST OPPONENT PENALTY MINUTES 0 vs. St. Scholastica, 11/25/78FEWEST PENALTY MINUTES, TWO TEAMS 4 vs. St. Scholastica, 11/25/78

SINGLE PERIODMOST GOALS 9 vs. Northern Illinois, 1/18/74, 2nd vs. Northern Illinois, 1/19/74, 2ndMOST OPPONENT GOALS 8 vs. North Dakota, 1/2/98, 3rdMOST ASSISTS 13 vs. Northern Illinois, 1/19/74, 3rd vs. Illinois-Chicago Circle, 10/27/79, 2ndMOST POINTS 22 vs. Northern Illinois, 1/19/74, 3rdMOST SHOTS ON GOAL 33 vs. Lake Forest, 12/8/73, 3rdFEWEST SHOTS ON GOAL

31WMU HOCKEY TEAM RECORDS

0 vs. Michigan, 12/12/97, 1stMOST OPPONENT SHOTS ON GOAL 32 vs. Bowling Green, 2/1/74, 2ndMOST PENALTY MINUTES 79 vs. Michigan State, 1/31/97, 3rdMOST OPPONENT PENALTY MINUTES 94 Michigan State, 1/31/97, 3rd

SINGLE SEASONBEST WINNING PERCENTAGE .758 1973-74 (22-7-1)MOST WINS 32 1985-86MOST LOSSES 25 1997-98MOST TIES 8 1998-99MOST HOME WINS 15 1985-86MOST HOME LOSSES 12 1997-98MOST ROAD WINS 14 1985-86MOST ROAD LOSSES 16 2007-08FEWEST WINS 6 1998-99FEWEST HOME WINS 5 1998-99FEWEST ROAD WINS 1 1998-99FEWEST HOME LOSSES 1 1973-74FEWEST ROAD LOSSES 4 1973-74, 1974-75LONGEST UNDEFEATED STRING 12 1/31/86 to 3/1/86 (Div. I) 16 11/16/73 to 1/26/74 (Div. II)CONSECUTIVE VICTORIES 12 1/31/86 to 3/1/86 (Div. I) 16 11/16/73 to 1/26/74 (Div. II)LONGEST NON-SHUTOUT STREAK 129 games, 2/11/77 to 12/12/80LONGEST HOME UNDEFEATED STRING 16 2/8/74 to 1/18/75CONSECUTIVE HOME VICTORIES 16 2/8/74 to 1/18/75CONSECUTIVE ROAD VICTORIES 8 1/10/86 to 2/15/86LONGEST WINLESS STREAK 18 11/15/97 to 1/31/98CONSECUTIVE LOSSES 18 11/15/97 to 1/31/98LONGEST HOME WINLESS STREAK 9 11/15/97 to 2/7/98LONGEST ROAD WINLESS STREAK

13 10/10/98 to 2/19/99MOST GOALS 256 1985-86MOST ASSISTS 442 1985-86MOST POINTS 698 1985-86MOST OPPONENT GOALS 200 1988-89MOST POWER PLAY GOALS 85 1985-86MOST SHORT-HANDED GOALS 16 1977-78MOST OPPONENT POWER PLAY GOALS 77 1988-89MOST OPPONENT SHORT-HANDED GOALS 15 1976-77MOST HAT TRICKS 16 1974-75MOST SHOTS ON GOAL 1560 1985-86MOST OPPONENT SHOTS ON GOAL 1608 1984-85FEWEST SHOTS ON GOAL 836 1998-99FEWEST OPPONENT SHOTS ON GOAL787 1974-75MOST PENALTY MINUTES 1127 1988-89MOST OPPONENT PENALTY MINUTES 1247 1986-87FEWEST PENALTY MINUTES 493 1982-83FEWEST OPPONENT PENALTY MINUTES 476 1982-83FEWEST GOALS 75 1997-98FEWEST ASSISTS 130 1998-99FEWEST POINTS 205 1998-99FEWEST GOALS AGAINST 92 2011-12FEWEST POWER PLAY GOALS 20 1978-79FEWEST SHORT-HANDED GOALS 2 1982-83FEWEST POWER PLAY GOALS AGAINST 26 1974-75FEWEST SHORT-HANDED GOALS AGAINST 2 1978-79


32WMU HOCKEY ATTENDANCE RECORDS

TOP HOME CROWDS6,724* Michigan, 12/12/97 5,168 Michigan State, 10/31/87 5,085 Michigan State, 1/10/87 4,724 Bowling Green, 12/17/74 4,622 Lake Superior, 1/18/754,575 Michigan State, 1/14/054,575 Michigan, 1/8/054,575 Michigan, 1/23/044,575 Michigan State, 10/25/034,575 Michigan, 1/11/034,575 Michigan, 3/2/024,575 Michigan State, 1/12/024,575 Michigan State, 2/16/014,575 Michigan State, 2/7/974,575 Michigan State, 2/9/96 4,575 Michigan, 12/10/944,575 Michigan State, 1/28/954,575 Michigan State, 12/10/934,575 Michigan, 11/12/934,575 Michigan State, 2/6/934,575 Michigan State, 11/6/92 4,575 Michigan, 10/30/924,575 Michigan State, 11/23/914,575 Michigan State, 1/13/904,575 Michigan State, 11/3/894,575 Michigan State, 1/14/894,575 Michigan State, 11/4/884,575 Ferris State, 10/15/88 4,575 Michigan State, 1/15/884,575 Michigan, 11/21/87

TOP ROAD CROWDS19,190 Michigan, 12/28/8618,722 Michigan State, 3/8/86 18,377 Michigan State, 12/27/8617,682 Lake Superior State, 3/8/9117,664 Michigan State, 3/12/8817,515 Michigan State, 3/10/8415,999 Lake Superior State, 3/11/8815,273 Michigan State, 3/6/87 14,109 Lake Superior State, 12/29/7713,253 Bowling Green, 3/7/86

Attendance Notes: *The largest “home” turnout for WMU took place Dec. 12, 1997 against Michigan in a designated home game played at Van Andel Arena in Grand Rapids.

The top 10 road crowds in WMU history have occurred at Joe Louis Arena in Detroit.

33WMU HOCKEY SEASON-BY-SEASON SCORING LEADERS

POINTS

YEAR NAME NO2011-12 Chase Balisy 372010-11 Max Campbell 352009-10 Greg Squires 242008-09 Patrick Galivan 472007-08 Patrick Galivan 312006-07 Mark Letestu 462005-06 Brent Walton 432004-05 Brent Walton 502003-04 Vince Bellissimo 402002-03 Dana Lattery 36 Vince Bellissimo 362001-02 Mike Bishai 37 Jeff Campbell 372000-01 Mike Bishai 681999-00 David Gove 461998-99 Chuck Mindel 23 David Gove 231997-98 Frank Novock 291996-97 Mike Melas 441995-96 Jeremy Brown 471994-95 Jamal Mayers 46 Chris Brooks 461993-94 Colin Ward 501992-93 Chris Brooks 461991-92 Keith Jones 561990-91 Mike Eastwood 611989-90 Shane Redshaw 601988-89 Paul Polillo 661987-88 Paul Polillo 851986-87 Wayne Gagne 891985-86 Dan Dorion 1041984-85 Dan Dorion 671983-84 Dan Dorion 911982-83 Lance Johnston 31 Dan Dorion 311981-82 Ross Fitzpatrick 581980-81 Ross Fitzpatrick 711979-80 Ross Fitzpatrick 591978-79 Bernie Saunders 441977-78 Paul Cappuccio 531976-77 Tim Dunlop 571975-76 Rob Hodge 541974-75 Tim Dunlop 641973-74 Bob Hutchins 57

GOALS

YEAR NAME NO2011-12 Dane Walters 162010-11 Max Campbell 182009-10 JJ. Crew/Jared Katz 82008-09 Patrick Galivan 192007-08 Cam Watson 102006-07 Mark Letestu 242005-06 Brent Walton 262004-05 Brent Walton 212003-04 Dana Lattery 162002-03 Dana Lattery 19 Vince Bellissimo 192001-02 Dana Lattery 192000-01 Jeff Campbell 261999-00 David Gove 18 Mike Bishai 181998-99 Chuck Mindel 141997-98 Frank Novock 141996-97 Justin Cardwell 201995-96 Jeremy Brown 23 Justin Cardwell 231994-95 Jeremy Brown 251993-94 Colin Ward 311992-93 Colin Ward 221991-92 Keith Jones 25 Colin Ward 251990-91 Keith Jones 301989-90 Shane Redshaw 351988-89 Ron Hoover 321987-88 Ron Hoover 391986-87 Rob Bryden 461985-86 Stuart Burnie 431984-85 Troy Thrun 25 1983-84 Dan Dorion 411982-83 Lance Johnston 15 1981-82 Ross Fitzpatrick 30 1980-81 Ross Fitzpatrick 281979-80 Bob Scurfield 341978-79 Bernie Saunders 231977-78 Bernie Saunders 22 Pete Raps 221976-77 Bernie Saunders 241975-76 Rob Hodge 301974-75 Tim Dunlop 301973-74 Rob Hodge 23

ASSISTS

YEAR NAME NO2011-12 Chase Balisy 242010-11 Greg Squires 212009-10 Greg Squries 202008-09 Patrick Galivan 282007-08 Patrick Galivan 232006-07 Paul Szczechura 262005-06 Paul Szczechura 262004-05 Brent Walton 292003-04 Vince Bellissimo 272002-03 Dana Lattery 17 Vince Bellissimo 17 Dave Cousineau 17 Jeremy Cheyne 172001-02 Mike Bishai 272000-01 Mike Bishai 451999-00 David Gove 281998-99 Frank Novock 161997-98 Steve Duke 211996-97 Mike Melas 261995-96 Chris Brooks 261994-95 Chris Brooks 391993-94 Chris Brooks 371992-93 Chris Brooks 25 1991-92 Pat Ferschweiler 321990-91 Mike Eastwood 321989-90 Paul Polillo 351988-89 Paul Polillo 461987-88 Paul Polillo 601986-87 Wayne Gagne 761985-86 Dan Dorion 621984-85 Dan Dorion 46 1983-84 Dan Dorion 501982-83 Dan Dorion 201981-82 Bob Scurfield 32 1980-81 Ross Fitzpatrick 431979-80 Terry Olson 35 1978-79 Kelly Mitchell 25 1977-78 Paul Cappuccio 391976-77 Tim Dunlop 34 1975-76 Jeff Lindsay 351974-75 Tim Dunlop 34 1973-74 Bob Hutchins 38


34WMU HOCKEY ALL-TIME SCORING LEADERS

CAREER SCORING (Points per game) NAME YEARS GP G A PTS PTG 1. Dan Dorion, C-RW 1982-86 157 115 178 293 1.87 2. Paul Polillo, C 1986-90 165 82 189 271 1.64 3. Wayne Gagne, D 1983-87 162 42 199 241 1.49 4. Jeff Green, C-RW 1986-90 159 109 125 234 1.47 5. Ross Fitzpatrick, LW-C 1978-82 138 100 125 225 1.63 6. Tim Dunlop, RW 1974-78 129 92 106 198 1.53 7. Mark Letestu, C 2006-07 37 24 22 46 1.24 8. Rob Bryden, RW-LW 1983-87 162 104 91 195 1.20 9. Chris Brooks, C 1992-96 147 57 127 184 1.25 10. Troy Thrun, C 1983-86 122 81 102 183 1.50 11. Bob Scurfield, C-LW 1978-82 130 82 95 177 1.36 12. Stuart Burnie, LW-RW 1982-86 159 102 72 174 1.09 Mike Posma, D 1986-90 159 43 131 174 1.09 14. Ron Hoover, C-LW 1985-89 161 88 83 171 1.06 15. Keith Jones, RW 1988-92 153 83 80 163 1.07 16. Kelly Mitchell, C 1977-81 137 64 95 159 1.16 Jamal Mayers, C-RW 1992-96 155 55 104 159 1.03 18. Brent Walton, RW 2002-06 154 72 84 156 1.01 19. Bernie Saunders, LW-RW 1975-79 140 76 78 154 1.10 20. Mike Eastwood, C-RW 1987-91 164 69 80 149 0.91 21. Colin Ward, LW 1990-94 155 88 57 145 0.94 Jeff Campbell, LW 2000-04 149 65 80 145 0.97 Terry Olson, RW 1978-82 137 62 83 145 1.06 Mike Bishai, C 1998-02 132 51 94 145 1.09 25. Rob Hodge, LW 1973-76 78 79 65 144 1.85 26. David Gove, C-RW 1997-01 144 57 86 143 0.99

TOP POINT TOTALS

1. Dan Dorion 2932. Paul Polillo 2713. Wayne Gagne 2414. Jeff Green 2345. Ross Fitzpatrick 2256. Tim Dunlop 1987. ROb Brynden 1958. Chris Brooks 1849. Troy Thrun 18310. Bob Scurfield 177T11. Stuart Bernie 174T11. Mike Posma 17413. Ron Hoover 17114. Keith Jones 163T15. Kelly Mitchell 159 T15. Jamal Mayers 159

CAREER GOALTENDING (goals against average)

NAME YEARS GP W-L-T SVS SV% GAA 1. Frank Slubowski 2011-Curr 32 17-11-4 665 .911 2.03 2. Marc Magliarditi 1995-96 36 23-11-2 922 .910 2.59 3. Jerry Kuhn 2007-11 64 16-17-13 1633 .912 2.69 4. Riley Gill 2006-10 81 32-39-6 2437 .912 2.91 5. Matt Barnes 1995-99 97 27-49-16 2384 .888 3.24 6. Jeff Reynaert 1998-02 106 44-47-12 2882 .894 3.28 7. Craig Brown 1990-94 105 53-36-10 2654 .888 3.34 8. Scott Foster 2002-06 55 20-22-6 1188 .875 3.46 9. Mike Mantua 2001-04 49 17-22-2 1018 .878 3.48 10. Weldon Good 1973-75 29 18-7-0 710 .885 3.54 11. Brian Renfrew 1991-95 85 39-36-7 2128 .878 3.68 12. Glenn Healy 1981-85 132 60-62-7 3932 .888 3.86 13. Steve Roth 1973-76 53 30-15-3 1308 .870 4.08 14. Bill Horn 1985-89 136 71-53-8 3824 .876 4.10 15. Joe Pagliacci 1977-81 25 8-10-0 483 .855 4.32 16. Kevin McCaffrey 1984-88 46 19-17-1 1089 .864 4.42 17. Frank Serratore 1977-79 46 18-22-1 1195 .863 4.61 18. Steve Abbott 1979-83 64 28-28-3 1846 .864 4.81 19 Mike Power 1989-91 25 7-15-1 603 .846 4.84 20. Rob Laurie 1988-92 49 16-19-3 1034 .839 4.97

35WMU HOCKEY YEAR-BY-YEAR COACHING HISTORY

OVERALL RECORD CCHA CCHAYEAR W L T GF GA RECORD PLACE COACH1973-74 22 7 1 200 109 5-2-1 1st (Div. II) Bill Neal1974-75 19 8 0 213 104 8-0-0 1st (Div. II) Bill Neal1975-76 18 14 2 176 158 6-10-0 4th Bill Neal1976-77 17 19 1 179 180 5-11-0 4th Bill Neal1977-78 15 17 1 175 140 7-12-1 6th Bill Neal1978-79 17 19 0 171 182 8-16-0 6th Glen Weller1979-80 18 16 2 196 182 6-13-1 5th Glen Weller1980-81 15 19 2 178 165 8-13-1 5th Glen Weller1981-82 14 19 1 141 164 11-18-1 9th Glen Weller1982-83 11 23 2 117 156 10-20-2 9th-t Bill Wilkinson1983-84 22 18 2 187 168 13-14-1 5th Bill Wilkinson1984-85 22 16 2 164 138 18-13-1 3rd Bill Wilkinson1985-86 32 12 0 256 177 23-9-0 2nd-t Bill Wilkinson1986-87 23 20 0 219 187 16-16-0 5th Bill Wilkinson1987-88 22 17 3 208 184 17-12-3 4th Bill Wilkinson1988-89 14 23 6 182 200 9-17-6 6th Bill Wilkinson1989-90 14 24 2 184 207 12-18-2 5th-t Bill Wilkinson1990-91 22 17 3 161 161 16-14-2 4th Bill Wilkinson1991-92 16 14 6 140 130 14-12-6 4th Bill Wilkinson1992-93 20 16 2 147 150 17-11-2 5th Bill Wilkinson1993-94 24 13 3 165 134 18-10-2 4th Bill Wilkinson1994-95 17 18 5 141 144 9-14-4 6th-t Bill Wilkinson1995-96 27 11 3 172 111 21-6-3 3rd-t Bill Wilkinson1996-97 14 18 5 125 134 10-12-5 5th-t Bill Wilkinson1997-98 10 25 3 94 125 9-19-2 9th Bill Wilkinson1998-99 6 20 8 75 130 5-17-8 10th Wilkinson/Culhane1999-00 12 21 3 105 137 10-15-3 9th-t Jim Culhane2000-01 20 13 6 149 129 12-10-6 5th-t Jim Culhane2001-02 19 15 4 123 118 13-12-3 6th Jim Culhane 2002-03 15 21 2 122 147 13-14-1 8th-t Jim Culhane2003-04 17 18 4 123 136 12-13-3 8th Jim Culhane2004-05 14 21 2 105 134 8-18-2 10th-t Jim Culhane2005-06 10 24 6 97 160 7-16-5 11th Jim Culhane2006-07 18 18 1 120 126 14-13-1 6th Jim Culhane2007-08 8 27 3 82 126 4-22-2 12th Jim Culhane2008-09 14 20 7 111 130 9-13-6 6th Jim Culhane2009-10 8 20 8 76 104 4-17-7 12th-t Jim Culhane2010-11 19 13 10 116 104 10-9-9 4th Jeff Blashill2011-12 21 14 6 114 92 14-10-4 2nd-t Andy Murray TOTALS 666 688 127 5,809 5,663 429-509-109 40 SEASONS


36WMU HOCKEY ALL-TIME CAPTAINS

2012-13iDane Walters, FLuke Witkowski, FDan DeKeyser, D

2011-12 Ian Slater, RWDane Walters, RWLuke Witkowski, D

2010-11 Ian Slater, RWMax Campbell, CRyan Watson, C

2009-10 Tyler Ludwig, DJordan Collins, DCam Watson, LWChris Clackson, CIan Slater, RW

2008-09 Chris Frank, DPatrick Galivan, RWTyler Ludwig, D

2007-08 Jeff LoVecchio, LWTyler Ludwig, DNathan Ansell, D

2006-07 Jeff LoVecchio, LWRyan Mahrle, DJason Moul, CPaul Szczechura, C

2005-06 Mike Erickson, CRyan Mahrle, DPaul Szczechura, CBrent Walton, RW

2004-05 Pat Dwyer, RWVince Bellissimo, CBrent Walton, RW

2003-04 Dana Lattery, LWPaul Davies, CMike Jarmuth, D

2002-03Dana Lattery, RWDave Cousineau, DPaul Davies, C

2001-02 Mike Bishai, CDana Lattery, C

2000-01 David Gove, RW

1999-00 Jason Redenius, LWMatt Addesa, LWDaryl Andrews, D

1998-99 Frank Novock, RWMatt Barnes, GGeoff Collard, DChuck Mindel, LW

1997-98Jeff Rucinski, DJoe Corvo, DSteve Duke, DFrank Novock, RW

1996-97Jeff Rucinski, DMatt Cressman, LWSteve Duke, DCarlin Nordstrom, RW

1995-96 Jeremy Brown, CChris Brooks, CDarren Maloney, D

1994-95 Brian Gallentine, RW

1993-94 Brent Brekke, D

1992-93 Pat Ferschweiler, CJoe Bonnett, RWBrent Brekke, DJason Jennings, RW

1991-92 Brian Tulik, DScott Garrow, CKeith Jones, RW

Andy Suhy, D

1990-91Tom Auge, RWChris Clarke, DBrian Tulik, D

1989-90 Shane Redshaw, RWPaul Polillo, CJeff Green, RW-CDoug Melnyk, D

1988-89Ron Hoover, LWJeff Green, CDoug Melnyk, DShane Redshaw, RW

1987-88Dave Lobdell, DRon Hoover, CDoug Melnyk, DShane Redshaw, RW

1986-87Wayne Gagne, DRob Bryden, RWJim Culhane, DHenry Fung, RW

1985-86 Chris MacDonald, DDan Dorion, RWHenry Fung, FWayne Gagne, D

1984-85Lance Johnston, LWChris MacDonald, D

1983-84Lance Johnston, LWChris MacDonald, DJim Grillo, C

1982-83 Bob Bailey, RWRob Reid, LW

1981-82Ross Fitzpatrick, LWRalph Murphy, DJim Olson, RW

1980-81 Dan Stothers, CJim Olson, RWKevin Scott, C

1979-80 Dan Stothers, CRalph Murphy, DJim Olson, RW

1978-79Bernie Saunders, RW Kipp Acton, LWPaul Cappuccio, C

1977-78 Game Captains

1976-77 Tim Dunlop, RWPhil Eve, CSkip Howey, C

1975-76 Rob Hodge, LWNeil Smith, D

1974-75 Bob Hutchins, C/LWRob Hodge, LW

1973-74 Doug Reed, DTim Audette, LWRandy Moy, C

captains listed in bold

37WMU HOCKEY YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

1973-74 (22-7-1)N.16 @ Kent State 7-3N.17 @ Kent State 6-0N.24 @ Illinois-Chicago Circle 5-1N.30 Ohio 10-4D.1 Ohio 11-2D.7 Lake Forest 10-2D.8 Lake Forest 6-1D.14 Henry Ford CC 15-1J.4 Algoma 8-4J.5 Algoma 7-2J.11 Buffalo 7-5J.12 Buffalo 5-1J.15 @ St. Clair 6-5J.18 @ Northern Illinois 19-1J.19 Northern Illinois 18-1J.25 @ Lake Forest 6-4J.26 @ Lake Forest OT 4-5F.1 @ Bowling Green 3-11F.2 Bowling Green 1-10F.8 Illinois-Chicago Circle 4-2F.9 @ Henry Ford CC 4-2F.15 @ Ohio 4-5F.16 @ Ohio 5-2F.20 St. Clair 4-1F.22 Kent State 8-3F.23 Kent State 6-4M.1 @ Buffalo 2-4M.2 @ Buffalo OT 3-3M.8 Lake Superior State& 2-6M.10 Bowling Green^ 4-11&CCHA Semifinal at St. Louis, Mo.^CCHA Consolation at St. Louis, Mo.CCHA Div. II, 5-2-1, 1st

1974-75 (19-8-0)N.15 Algoma 13-4N.16 Algoma 11-6N.22 Illinois-Chicago Circle 12-2N.23 Illinois-Chicago Circle 8-1N.27 @ St. Clair 2-6D.6 Lake Forest 13-5D.7 Lake Forest 8-3D.13 St. Mary’s (Minn.) 13-1D.14 St. Mary’s (Minn.) 18-1D.17 Bowling Green 8-2D.21 McMaster 6-2J.10 Buffalo 6-4J.11 Buffalo 6-3J.18 Lake Superior State 2-7J.20 Lake Superior State 2-5J.24 @ Lake Forest 13-2J.25 @ Lake Forest 13-2J.31 @ Buffalo 10-3F.1 @ Buffalo 7-4F.8 @ Bowling Green OT 3-2F.12 St. Clair 11-1F.15 @ Illinois-Chicago Circle 14-3F.21 @ Lake Superior State 4-8F.22 @ Lake Superior State 2-6F.28 St. Louis 2-10M.1 St. Louis 4-6M.7 St. Louis& 2-5&CCHA Semifinal at St. Louis, Mo.CCHA Div. II, 8-0-0, 1st

1975-76 (18-14-2)N.8 U.S. National Team# 1-4N.14 Wisconsin-Superior OT 9-8N.15 Wisconsin-Superior 10-2N.19 Bowling Green 2-6N.22 Windsor 8-4N.26 @ St. Clair 5-5D.5 @ Lake Forest 10-3D.6 @ Lake Forest 12-4D.12 Ohio State 6-4

D.13 Ohio State 7-3D.17 St. Clair 6-2D.19 @ Dartmouth 0-6D.20 @ Dartmouth OT 6-7J.9 @ Ohio State 5-7J.10 @ Ohio State 5-4J.16 @ Lake Superior State 2-4J.17 @ Lake Superior State 3-4J.23 Lake Forest 7-3J.24 Lake Forest 10-2J.30 Bowling Green 3-6J.31 @ Bowling Green 3-6F.6 Air Force 5-7F.7 Air Force 6-2F.13 @ St. Louis 4-7F.14 @ St. Louis 3-5F.18 @ Bowling Green 2-4F.20 St. Louis 4-1F.21 St. Louis OT 7-6F.27 Buffalo 6-5F.28 Buffalo OT 7-6M.5 Lake Superior State 4-1M.6 Lake Superior State 2-7M.10 @ Bowling Green& 2OT 3-2M.13 @ St. Louis+ 2-2M.14 @ St. Louis+ 2-13#Exhibition&CCHA Semifinal; +CCHA Championship CCHA, 6-10-0, 4th

1976-77 (17-19-1)N.5 Clarkson 3-9N.6 Clarkson 3-6N.12 Wisconsin-Superior 3-6N.13 Wisconsin-Superior 12-5N.16 @ Bowling Green 2-5N.19 Northern Michigan OT 6-7N.20 Northern Michigan 6-5N.24 St. Clair 14-3N.26 @ Northern Michigan 4-1N.27 @ Northern Michigan OT 5-4D.3 Lake Forest 11-3D.4 Lake Forest 9-1D.8 @ St. Clair 10-6D.10 @ Ohio State 2-5D.11 @ Ohio State 4-5D.17 Dartmouth 3-7D.18 Dartmouth OT 3-3J.5 Windsor 8-2J.7 @ Lake Superior State 1-8J.8 @ Lake Superior State 6-3J.14 St. Louis 5-4J.15 St. Louis 1-3J.21 Ohio State 3-4J.22 Ohio State 5-4F.1 Bowling Green 4-8F.4 @ Air Force 3-7F.5 @ Air Force 9-8F.8 Bowling Green 0-11F.11 Lake Superior State OT 6-5F.12 Lake Superior State 5-1F.15 @ Bowling Green 2-3F.18 @ St. Louis 4-6F.20 @ St. Louis 2-4F.25 @ Buffalo 5-1F.26 @ Buffalo 4-3M.4 @ St. Louis& 2-3M.6 @ St. Louis& 4-11&CCHA SemifinalCCHA, 5-11-0, 4th

1977-78 (15-17-1)N.4 St. Clair 13-1N.8 Ferris State 9-4N.11 Waterloo 6-2

N.12 Waterloo 8-2N.16 Bowling Green 1-7N.18 @ Northern Michigan 1-2N.19 @ Northern Michigan OT 5-5N.22 Windsor OT 3-4N.25 Wisconsin-Superior 9-3N.26 Wisconsin-Superior 11-3D.2 Northern Michigan 5-2D.3 Northern Michigan 2-5D.6 @ Bowling Green 4-6D.9 Ohio State 7-1D.10 Ohio State 1-4D.16 @ Clarkson 4-6D.17 @ Clarkson 7-8D.28 Michigan Tech* 2-6D.29 Lake Superior State* 4-6J.6 Lake Superior State OT 7-8J.7 Lake Superior State 12-6J.11 @ St. Clair 7-2J.13 St. Louis 5-2J.14 St. Louis 5-6J.18 @ Notre Dame 9-5F.3 @ Bowling Green 2-7F.4 Bowling Green 4-3F.10 @ Lake Superior State 4-6F.11 @ Lake Superior State 3-4F.16 @ St. Louis 4-0F.17 @ St. Louis 6-2F.25 @ Ohio State 3-5F.26 @ Ohio State 2-7*Great Lakes Invitational at Detroit CCHA, 7-12-1, 6th

1978-79 (17-19-0)N.3 McMaster 3-4N.4 McMaster 5-3N.7 Windsor 5-1N.10 Ferris State 11-1N.11 @ Ferris State 5-7N.17 Wilfrid Laurier 4-3N.18 Wilfrid Laurier 3-2N.24 St. Scholastica 8-3N.25 St. Scholastica 5-3D.1 Lake Superior State 1-3D.2 Lake Superior State OT 7-6D.12 Notre Dame 3-4D.15 @ St. Louis 4-7D.16 @ St. Louis 5-7D.21 Ohio State 8-3D.22 Ohio State 6-10D.29 Merrimack* OT 6-5D.30 Cornell* 3-8J.5 @ Northern Michigan 2-3J.6 @ Northern Michigan 3-4J.12 Bowling Green 1-4J.13 @ Bowling Green 2-10J.19 @ Lake Superior State OT 7-6J.20 @ Lake Superior State 3-7J.26 Miami 4-2J.27 Miami 6-2J.30 @ Ferris State 5-3F.2 St. Louis 8-2F.3 St. Louis 5-7F.9 @ Ohio State 4-3F.10 @ Ohio State 2-13F.16 Northern Michigan 6-8F.17 Northern Michigan OT 6-7F.20 Ferris State 8-4F.23 @ Bowling Green 4-12F.24 Bowling Green 3-5*Cornell Holiday FestivalCCHA, 8-16-0, 6th

1979-80 (18-16-2)O.19 Michigan State 6-7O.20 @ Michigan State 8-6

O.26 Illinois-Chicago Circle 6-2O.27 Illinois-Chicago Circle 11-1N.2 @ Miami OT 3-2N.3 @ Miami 5-4N.16 Wilfrid Laurier 12-3N.17 Wilfrid Laurier 7-4N.23 Michigan 4-5N.25 @ Michigan OT 7-8N.30 Miami 5-4D.1 Miami 8-3D.9 @ Notre Dame 6-5D.14 @ Ohio State 3-4D.15 @ Ohio State 3-7D.28 Rensselaer Polytechnic* 4-2D.29 Northeastern* 4-2D.30 Western Ontario* 5-5J.4 Bowling Green 4-3J.5 Bowling Green 4-6J.11 Lake Superior State 9-2J.12 Lake Superior State 6-5J.18 @ Northern Michigan 3-5J.19 @ Northern Michigan 2-8J.25 @ Ferris State 4-7J.26 Ferris State 5-8F.1 @ Lake Superior State 1-6F.2 @ Lake Superior State 9-5F.8 @ Bowling Green 3-9F.9 @ Bowling Green 4-8F.15 Ohio State OT 6-6F.16 Ohio State 7-5F.22 Ferris State 4-5F.23 @ Ferris State 7-10F.29 Northern Michigan 4-5M.1 Northern Michigan 7-5*RPI Invitational at Troy, N.Y.CCHA, 6-13-1, 5th

1980-81 (15-19-2)O.17 @ Wisconsin 3-7O.18 @ Wisconsin 4-5O.24 @ Michigan 5-6O.25 Michigan 1-5O.31 @ Illinois-Chicago Circle 8-2N.1 @ Illinois-Chicago Circle 11-2N.7 Miami 10-4N.8 Miami 3-2N.21 @ Bowling Green 5-6N.22 @ Bowling Green 2-5N.28 Rensselaer 9-5N.29 Rensselaer 3-7D.5 Northern Michigan 3-5D.6 Northern Michigan 5-7D.12 @ Miami 6-2D.13 @ Miami 0-4D.28 Iowa State* 11-0D.29 Lake Superior State* 6-3J.2 @ Notre Dame OT 6-5J.3 Notre Dame OT 5-5J.9 @ Ferris State 5-7J.10 Ferris State 1-3J.16 Lake Superior State 9-5J.17 Lake Superior State 6-5J.23 @ Ohio State 2-3J.24 @ Ohio State 0-6J.30 Ferris State 5-8J.31 @ Ferris State 5-4F.6 Bowling Green 6-4F.7 Bowling Green 2-7F.13 @ Northern Michigan OT 5-6F.14 @ Northern Michigan 3-5F.20 Ohio State OT 3-4F.21 Ohio State OT 5-5F.27 @ Lake Superior State OT 4-3 F.28 @ Lake Superior State 11-3*Western Michigan College Hockey Classic at Kalamazoo



CCHA, 8-13-1, 5th

1981-82 (14-19-1)O.23 Miami 0-2O.24 Miami 6-3O.30 Michigan Tech 6-2O.31 Michigan Tech 4-6N.6 Notre Dame 5-4N.7 Notre Dame 2-6N.13 Michigan OT 3-3N.14 @ Michigan 3-4N.20 Bowling Green OT 5-6N.21 Bowling Green 5-10N.27 Wisconsin 2-9N.28 Wisconsin 3-2D.4 @ Michigan Tech 3-7D.5 @ Michigan Tech 5-6D.11 Lake Superior State 8-5D.12 Lake Superior State 3-8D.29 Harvard 3-1D.30 Harvard 4-2J.8 @ Michigan State 3-2J.9 Michigan State 3-4J.15 Ohio State 2-8J.16 Ohio State 3-6J.22 @ Miami 3-5J.23 @ Miami 4-5J.29 Northern Michigan 6-3J.30 Northern Michigan 7-2F.5 Ferris State 6-4F.6 @ Ferris State 3-6F.12 @ Michigan State 2-6F.13 Michigan State 3-7F.19 @ Ferris State 6-4F.20 Ferris State 6-3F.26 @ Notre Dame 6-3F.27 @ Notre Dame 8-10CCHA, 11-18-1, 9th

1982-83 (11-23-2)O.15 Ferris State 5-1O.16 @ Ferris State 2-5O.22 Lake Superior State 3-5O.23 Lake Superior State 6-4O.29 @ Michigan Tech 1-4O.30 @ Michigan Tech 4-6N.5 @ Notre Dame 2-0N.6 Notre Dame 3-5N.12 @ Miami 6-3N.13 @ Miami OT 3-4N.19 Ferris State 5-4N.20 @ Ferris State 3-7N.26 @ Denver 1-5N.27 @ Denver 4-10D.3 @ Michigan 10-5D.4 Michigan 1-2D.10 Illinois at Chicago 6-0D.11 Illinois at Chicago 8-5D.17 Ohio State 1-5D.18 Ohio State 1-7J.7 Northern Michigan 2-4J.8 Northern Michigan 4-3J.14 @ Bowling Green 1-4J.15 @ Bowling Green 0-4J.21 @ Michigan State 0-8J.22 @ Michigan State 4-6J.28 Notre Dame OT 7-8J.29 @ Notre Dame 3-4F.4 Bowling Green 3-1F.5 Bowling Green OT 3-3F.11 @ Ohio State 2-6F.12 @ Ohio State 1-6F.18 @ Illinois at Chicago OT 1-1F.19 @ Illinois at Chicago 3-1F.25 Miami 4-5F.26 Miami 4-5

CCHA, 10-20-2, 9th-tie

1983-84 (22-18-2)O.14 Michigan* OT 6-5O.15 Ferris State* 4-3O.21 Michigan State 2-5O.22 Michigan State 2-5O.28 @ Lake Superior State 5-4O.29 @ Lake Superior State 4-6N.4 Michigan Tech 2-3N.5 Michigan Tech 2-8N.11 New Hampshire 4-8N.12 New Hampshire 4-1N.18 @ Miami 8-3N.19 @ Miami 6-2N.25 Denver 4-3N.26 Denver 3-2D.2 @ Illinois at Chicago 5-4D.3 @ Illinois at Chicago 10-4D.9 @ Bowling Green 4-5D.10 @ Bowling Green 3-4D.16 Ohio State 2-4D.17 Ohio State OT 3-4D.29 @ Boston U. 3-8D.30 @ Boston U. 2-5J.6 Ferris State OT 4-4J.7 @ Ferris State 3-7J.13 @ Northern Michigan 7-8J.14 @ Northern Michigan 4-2J.20 Michigan OT 5-4J.21 @ Michigan 7-1J.27 Illinois at Chicago 5-1J.28 Illinois at Chicago 5-2F.3 Michigan-Dearborn 11-2F.4 Michigan-Dearborn 10-3F.10 Bowling Green 8-3F.11 Bowling Green 2-4F.17 Miami 4-3F.18 Miami 4-5F.24 @ Ohio State 6-4F.25 @ Ohio State 3-5M.2 @ Northern Michigan% 3-2M.3 @ Northern Michigan% 4-4M.9 Bowling Green& 2OT 4-3M.10 Michigan State+ 0-5*Battle Creek Hockey Classic %CCHA Quarterfinal &CCHA Semifinal at Detroit, Mich.+CCHA Championship at Detroit, Mich.CCHA, 13-14-1, 5th

1984-85 (22-16-2)O.12 @ New Hampshire! 4-1O.13 @ New Hampshire 3-7O.19 Michigan State 4-6O.20 Michigan State 3-2O.26 @ Illinois at Chicago 4-5O.27 @ Illinois at Chicago 6-7N.2 @ Lake Superior State 6-3N.3 @ Lake Superior State 2-5N.9 Ohio State 2-3N.10 Ohio State 4-1N.16 Bowling Green 3-1N.17 Bowling Green 3-4N.23 @ Miami 4-7N.24 @ Miami 6-3N.30 Ferris State 6-2D.1 @ Ferris State 4-1D.7 Michigan OT 4-3D.9 @ Michigan 0-3D.26 Japan National* 9-4D.27 Canada-U. Sask.* 4-4D.29 USSR-Spartak* 3-5D.30 USSR-Spartak* 3-6J.4 @ Michigan State OT 3-4J.6 @ Michigan State 3-7

J.11 Illinois at Chicago 3-0J.12 Illinois at Chicago 8-2J.18 Lake Superior State 2-3J.19 Lake Superior State 3-2J.25 @ Ohio State 4-6J.26 @ Ohio State 4-5F.1 @ Bowling Green 5-2F.2 @ Bowling Green 8-5F.8 Miami 5-2F.9 Miami OT 3-3F.15 @ Ferris State 3-2F.16 Ferris State 4-1F.22 @ Michigan 5-2F.23 Michigan 7-1M.1 Ohio State% 2-4M.2 Ohio State% OT 5-4!WMU win by ineligibility forfeit*World Games III Tournament at Battle Creek, Mich.%CCHA QuarterfinalCCHA, 18-13-1, 3rd

1985-86 (32-12-0)O.10 @ Wisconsin 5-4O.11 @ Wisconsin 6-4O.18 Michigan State 5-1O.19 @ Michigan State 3-4O.25 Illinois at Chicago 6-4O.26 Illinois at Chicago 3-4N.1 Lake Superior State 3-5N.2 Lake Superior State OT 2-3N.8 @ Ohio State 8-3N.9 @ Ohio State OT 8-7N.15 @ Bowling Green OT 7-8N.16 @ Bowling Green 4-8N.17 Team Canada# 4-6N.22 Miami OT 6-5N.23 Miami 8-4N.29 @ Ferris State 9-3D.1 Ferris State 9-5D.6 Michigan 8-6D.7 @ Michigan 6-4D.12 Vermont 12-3D.13 Vermont 3-2D.27 RIT* 3-4D.28 Notre Dame* 11-2J.4 @ Michigan State 2-4J.5 Michigan State 5-8J.10 @ Illinois at Chicago 8-1J.11 @ Illinois at Chicago OT 5-4J.17 @ Lake Superior State OT 2-1J.18 @ Lake Superior State 5-3J.24 Ohio State 11-7J.25 Ohio State 4-6J.31 Bowling Green 7-5F.1 Bowling Green 5-2F.7 @ Miami 4-3F.8 @ Miami 8-4F.14 Ferris State 6-3F.15 @ Ferris State 10-4F.21 @ Michigan 6-5F.22 Michigan 6-4F.28 Ferris State% 4-3M.1 Ferris State% 12-2M.7 Bowling Green& 3OT 4-3M.8 Michigan State+ 3-1M.21 Harvard$ 2-4M.22 Harvard$ 2-7#Exhibition*Syracuse Invitational at Syracuse, N.Y.%CCHA Quarterfinal&CCHA Semifinal at Detroit, Mich.+CCHA Championship at Detroit, Mich.$NCAA First Round at Cambridge, Mass.CCHA, 23-9-0, 2nd-tie

1986-87 (23-20-0)O.10 Miami 6-1O.11 Miami 5-6O.17 @ Illinois at Chicago OT 6-5O.18 @ Illinois at Chicago 6-9O.24 Ferris State 9-1O.25 @ Ferris State 7-4O.31 Michigan State 3-6N.1 @ Michigan State 3-7N.7 @ Vermont 5-8N.8 @ Vermont 3-0N.14 Lake Superior State 5-4N.15 Lake Superior State 3-5N.22 Michigan 3-4N.23 @ Michigan 8-6N.28 Ohio State 9-4N.29 Ohio State 4-2D.5 @ Bowling Green 2-5D.6 @ Bowling Green 1-3D.12 Illinois at Chicago 4-0D.13 Illinois at Chicago 4-1D.27 Michigan State* 7-3D.28 Michigan* 8-2J.3 Ferris State 4-7J.4 @ Ferris State OT 5-6J.9 @ Michigan State 6-8J.10 Michigan State OT 4-5J.16 Toronto 12-5J.17 Toronto 10-3J.23 @ Lake Superior State 2-4J.24 @ Lake Superior State 7-5J.30 Michigan 6-5J.31 @ Michigan 4-9F.6 @ Ohio State 3-2F.7 @ Ohio State 6-3F.13 Bowling Green 8-3F.14 Bowling Green OT 5-6F.20 @ Miami 2-5F.21 @ Miami 5-3F.27 @ Illinois at Chicago% OT 3-2F.28 @ Illinois at Chicago% 4-6M.1 @ Illinois at Chicago% 5-1M.6 Michigan State& 3-6M.7 Ohio State^ 4-7*Great Lakes Invitational at Detroit, Mich.%CCHA Quarterfinal&CCHA Semifinal at Detroit, Mich.^CCHA Consolation at Detroit, Mich.CCHA, 16-16-0, 5th

1987-88 (22-17-3)O.9 @ Miami 5-2O.10 @ Miami 9-2O.16 Illinois at Chicago OT 6-7O.17 @ Illinois at Chicago 5-3O.23 Ferris State 6-1O.24 @ Ferris State 7-3O.30 @ Michigan State 2-4O.31 Michigan State 0-4N.6 St. Lawrence OT 7-6N.7 St. Lawrence 1-2N.13 @ Lake Superior State 1-3N.14 @ Lake Superior State OT 6-5N.20 @ Michigan 3-5N.21 Michigan 5-1N.27 @ Ohio State 4-5N.28 @ Ohio State 5-3D.1 Team USA# 2-13D.4 Bowling Green 6-5D.5 Bowling Green OT 7-6D.11 @ Illinois at Chicago 6-5D.12 Illinois at Chicago OT 3-2J.2 Colgate* OT 8-7J.3 Miami* 10-6J.8 @ Ferris State 5-7J.9 Ferris State OT 4-4


J.15 Michigan State 6-7J.17 @ Michigan State 2-3J.23 @ Air Force 2-5J.29 Lake Superior State OT 5-5J.30 Lake Superior State OT 4-4F.5 Michigan 4-3F.6 @ Michigan 1-5F.12 Ohio State 9-6F.13 Ohio State 7-3F.19 @ Bowling Green 2-11F.20 @ Bowling Green 7-8F.26 Miami 6-2F.27 Miami 4-2M.4 Michigan% 4-5M.5 Michigan% 4-3M.6 Michigan% 10-0M.11 Lake Superior State& OT 4-5M.12 Michigan State^ 6-9#Exhibition*Riverfront Invitational at Cincinnati, Ohio%CCHA Quarterfinal&CCHA Semifinal at Detroit, Mich.^CCHA Consolation at Detroit, Mich.CCHA, 17-12-3, 4th

1988-89 (14-23-6)O.14 @ Ferris State OT 4-4O.15 Ferris State 9-1O.18 Notre Dame 8-2O.21 Alaska-Anchorage 4-6O.22 Alaska-Anchorage 6-3O.27 @ Bowling Green 5-7O.28 @ Bowling Green 1-6N.4 Michigan State 1-8N.5 @ Michigan State 1-12N.11 Ohio State 4-3N.12 Ohio State 3-2N.18 @ Miami 4-3N.19 @ Miami OT 2-3N.25 Michigan OT 3-3N.26 @ Michigan 6-5D.2 @ Illinois at Chicago 3-6D.3 @ Illinois at Chicago 4-5D.9 Lake Superior State 2-3D.10 Lake Superior State OT 4-4D.17 Minnesota* 9-3D.18 Alaska-Anchorage* 2OT 4-5D.28 @ St. Lawrence 5-9D.29 @ St. Lawrence 2-7J.3 Western Ontario# 6-3J.6 Bowling Green 3-4J.7 Bowling Green 5-6J.13 @ Michigan State OT 5-5J.14 Michigan State 4-2J.20 @ Ohio State OT 3-3J.21 @ Ohio State 5-1J.27 Miami 2-4J.28 Miami 5-7F.3 @ Michigan OT 5-5F.4 Michigan 5-7F.10 Illinois at Chicago 4-5F.11 Illinois at Chicago 3-7F.17 @ Lake Superior State 3-5F.18 @ Lake Superior State 0-7F.21 @ Notre Dame 11-2F.24 Ferris State 3-2F.25 @ Ferris State 10-0M.3 @ Illinois at Chicago% 4-8M.4 @ Illinois at Chicago% 6-4M.5 @ Illinois at Chicago% 2-6#Exhibition*Nissan-Jeep Classic at Anchorage, Alaska%CCHA Quarterfinal CCHA, 9-17-6, 6th

1989-90 (14-24-2)

O.13 Ferris State 8-3O.14 @ Ferris State 7-3O.20 Michigan-Dearborn 10-2O.21 Michigan-Dearborn 7-4O.27 Bowling Green 4-1O.28 Bowling Green 7-9N.3 Michigan State 4-6N.4 @ Michigan State 4-5N.10 @ Ohio State 7-4N.11 @ Ohio State 7-6N.17 Miami 3-6N.18 Miami 6-3N.24 @ Michigan 1-5N.25 Michigan 3-4D.1 Illinois at Chicago 6-4D.2 Illinois at Chicago 9-6D.8 @ Lake Superior State OT 5-5D.9 @ Lake Superior State 4-10D.16 @ Michigan Tech 5-8D.17 @ Michigan Tech 2-5D.29 Colgate* 4-5D.30 Northeastern* 6-8J.5 @ Bowling Green 2-3J.6 @ Bowling Green 6-1J.12 @ Michigan State 2-11J.13 Michigan State 3-6J.19 Ohio State 3-4J.20 Ohio State 7-5J.26 @ Miami 11-5J.27 @ Miami 6-7F.2 Michigan 2-7F.3 @ Michigan 2-7F.9 @ Illinois at Chicago 1-5F.10 @ Illinois at Chicago OT 3-3F.16 Lake Superior State OT 3-4F.17 Lake Superior State 1-6F.23 @ Ferris State 0-3F.24 Ferris State 8-5M.2 @ Michigan% 3-5M.3 @ Michigan% 2-8*Syracuse Invitational at Syracuse, N.Y.%CCHA QuarterfinalCCHA, 12-18-2, 5th-tie

1990-91 (22-17-3)O.12 Ferris State OT 5-5O.13 Ferris State 2-5O.19 Illinois at Chicago 4-1O.20 @ Illinois at Chicago 4-2O.26 @ Michigan State OT 3-3O.27 Michigan State 2-3N.2 @ Merrimack 9-8N.3 @ Merrimack 3-5N.9 @ Lake Superior State 2-10N.10 @ Lake Superior State 2-9N.16 Ohio State 4-2N.17 Ohio State 3-1N.23 Bowling Green 1-5N.24 Bowling Green 0-3N.30 @ Miami 5-3D.1 @ Miami 5-0D.7 Michigan 2-6D.8 @ Michigan 4-7D.14 Michigan Tech OT 4-4D.15 Michigan Tech 4-2D.21 Clarkson* 0-7D.22 Brown* 6-3J.4 Bowling Green 4-2J.5 @ Bowling Green 4-2J.11 @ Ohio State 7-1J.12 @ Ohio State 2-4J.18 @ Illinois at Chicago 4-7J.19 Illinois at Chicago 7-6J.25 Michigan State 3-2J.26 @ Michigan State 8-1F.1 Miami 8-3

F.2 Miami 7-2F.8 @ Michigan 5-6F.9 Michigan 2-3F.15 Ferris State 5-3F.16 @ Ferris State 4-2F.22 Lake Superior State 2-4F.23 Lake Superior State 1-2M.1 Michigan State% 4-3M.2 Michigan State% 4-2M.8 Lake Superior State& 4-11M.9 Ferris State^ OT 2-1*Dexter Shoe Classic at Orono, Maine%CCHA Quarterfinal&CCHA Semifinal at Detroit, Mich.^CCHA Consolation at Detroit, Mich.CCHA, 16-14-2, 4th

1991-92 (16-14-6)O.25 @ Illinois at Chicago 5-1O.26 @ Illinois at Chicago 3-1N.1 @ Michigan 1-5N.2 Michigan 3-5N.8 @ Ohio State OT 4-4N.9 @ Ohio State 9-6N.14 @ Ferris State 4-3N.15 Ferris State 4-2N.22 @ Michigan State OT 3-4N.23 Michigan State 5-2D.6 Bowling Green 4-5D.7 @ Bowling Green 6-5D.13 Michigan OT 5-5D.14 @ Michigan 2-7J.4 @ Michigan State 2-5J.6 Michigan State OT 4-5J.10 @ Ferris State 3-1J.11 Ferris State 3-6J.17 Ohio State 8-1J.18 Ohio State 8-5J.24 @ Bowling Green OT 3-2J.25 Bowling Green 3-2J.31 @ Miami 4-1F.1 @ Miami 6-3F.7 @ Notre Dame 10-4F.8 Notre Dame 7-5F.14 Illinois at Chicago OT 5-5F.15 Illinois at Chicago OT 2-2F.21 Lake Superior State 1-5F.22 Lake Superior State OT 1-1F.28 Miami 2-3F.29 Miami OT 3-3M.6 @ Lake Superior State 1-6M.7 @ Lake Superior State 2-3M.13 Miami% 1-3M.14 Miami% OT 3-4%CCHA QuarterfinalCCHA, 14-12-6, 4th

1992-93 (20-16-2)O.23 Merrimack 4-5O.24 Merrimack 5-2O.30 Michigan OT 2-2O.31 @ Michigan 8-4N.6 Michigan State 5-3N.7 Bowling Green 5-3N.13 @ Michigan State 2-4N.14 Bowling Green 5-3N.20 @ Notre Dame 2-3N.21 Notre Dame 5-4N.27 @ Michigan 0-10D.4 @ Illinois at Chicago 5-3D.5 Illinois at Chicago 4-2D.11 Ferris State 4-3D.12 @ Ferris State 4-7D.19 Maine* 1-4D.20 Princeton* 6-3J.2 @ Alaska-Fairbanks 4-3

J.3 @ Alaska-Fairbanks 2-5J.15 @ Bowling Green 4-6J.16 Ohio State 5-1J.22 @ Ohio State OT 4-4J.23 @ Miami 2-3J.29 Kent State OT 5-4J.30 Kent State 7-3F.2 @ Illinois at Chicago 2-4F.5 @ Ferris State 3-2F.6 Michigan State 2-0F.12 Miami 2-5F.13 Miami 7-6F.19 @ Lake Superior State 2-6F.20 @ Lake Superior State 1-6F.26 Notre Dame 5-3F.27 Lake Superior State 3-7M.5 @ Ohio State 7-2M.6 @ Kent State 6-4M.12 Bowling Green% 4-5M.13 Bowling Green% 3-6*Great Western Bank Freeze Outat Los Angeles, Calif.%CCHA First RoundCCHA, 17-11-2, 5th

1993-94 (24-13-3)O.15 Waterloo 10-1O.22 @ Kent State 2-6O.23 @ Kent State OT 5-4O.29 @ Notre Dame 3-4O.30 @ Bowling Green 2-6N.5 Clarkson OT 2-2N.6 Clarkson 4-3N.12 Michigan 3-5N.13 Ferris State 7-2N.19 Bowling Green 5-4N.20 Miami 6-4N.26 Ohio State 7-2N.27 Ohio State OT 3-3D.3 @ Michigan 1-6D.4 Michigan 3-6D.10 Michigan State 2-1D.11 @ Michigan State 2-0D.29 St. Lawrence* 6-3D.30 Northeastern* 2-5J.14 Illinois at Chicago OT 4-3J.15 @ Illinois at Chicago 7-3J.21 @ Miami 3-7J.22 @ Miami 2-5J.28 @ Lake Superior State OT 4-3J.29 @ Ferris State 5-1F.4 Ferris State 3-1F.5 Kent State 8-4F.11 Notre Dame 6-0F.12 @ Notre Dame 4-1F.18 Lake Superior State OT 2-2F.19 Lake Superior State 3-5F.25 @ Bowling Green 4-3F.26 @ Ohio State 4-2M.4 @ Michigan State 2-5M.5 Illinois at Chicago 5-3M.11 Notre Dame** 6-3M.12 Notre Dame** 7-1M.18 Miami% 4-3M.19 Michigan& 4-6M.25 Wisconsin$ 3-6*Syracuse Invitational at Syracuse, N.Y.**CCHA First Round%CCHA Quarterfinal at Detroit, Mich.&CCHA Semifinal at Detroit, Mich.$NCAA First Round at Albany, N.Y.CCHA, 18-10-2, 4th

1994-95 (17-18-5)O.13 St. Francis Xavier 6-5O.20 Waterloo 6-0



O.22 @ Ohio State 6-2O.28 Michigan State 2-3O.29 Bowling Green 3-5N.4 @ Clarkson 8-4N.5 @ Clarkson OT 4-4N.11 @ Miami 2-6N.12 @ Ohio State 4-3N.17 Notre Dame 9-4N.19 @ Bowling Green 3-5N.24 Illinois at Chicago* 3-2N.25 UMass-Lowell* 2-3N.26 Alaska Fairbanks* 3-0D.2 Lake Superior State OT 2-1D.3 Ohio State 4-2D.10 Michigan 3-4D.30 Boston U.** 2-5D.31 Yale** 5-2J.6 Miami OT 3-3J.7 Miami 1-3J.10 @ Illinois at Chicago 2-3J.13 Colgate 8-5J.14 Colgate 5-3J.17 @ Notre Dame 4-3J.20 @ Ferris State 2-6J.21 @ Ferris State 2-6J.27 @ Michigan OT 2-2J.28 Michigan State 1-8F.3 @ Michigan 3-8F.4 Ferris State 2-4F.7 Illinois at Chicago 9-4F.17 @ Michigan State 1-4F.18 Bowling Green OT 4-4F.24 @ Lake Superior State 2-3F.25 @ Lake Superior State OT 4-4M.2 @ Illinois at Chicago 5-1M.4 Notre Dame 2-1M.10 @ Lake Superior State% 2-7M.11 @ Lake Superior State% 0-5*Great Alaska Face-Off at Fairbanks, Alaska**Mariucci Classic at Minneapolis, Minn.%CCHA QuarterfinalCCHA, 9-14-4, 6th-tie

1995-96 (27-11-3)O.13 Brock 11-2O.14 Western Ontario 9-2O.20 @ Michigan 7-2O.21 Michigan 2-3O.27 Providence 4-1O.28 Providence OT 4-5N.3 @ Notre Dame 3-2N.4 Notre Dame 6-2N.10 @ Lake Superior State 6-5N.11 @ Ferris State 3-2N.17 @ Ohio State 1-0N.18 @ Bowling Green 4-2N.25 Ohio State 7-1N.26 Ohio State 3-0D.1 @ Miami 2-4D.2 @ Miami 5-2D.8 @ Michigan State 0-3D.9 Michigan 5-0D.15 Bowling Green# 6-4D.29 St. Lawrence* 5-2D.30 Colgate* OT 5-4J.5 Illinois at Chicago OT 3-3J.7 @ Illinois at Chicago OT 3-2J.12 Lake Superior State 3-6J.13 Lake Superior State OT 3-3J.19 Ferris State 7-2J.20 Bowling Green 4-0J.26 @ Colgate OT 4-3J.27 @ Colgate 2-4F.1 Ferris State OT 3-3F.3 @ Illinois at Chicago 5-1F.9 Michigan State 7-1

F.10 @ Michigan State 2-3F.13 Notre Dame 4-1F.17 Miami 5-3F.28 @ Alaska Fairbanks 3-8M.1 @ Alaska Fairbanks 7-0M.2 @ Alaska Fairbanks 6-3M.8 Bowling Green% 1-8M.9 Bowling Green% 1-3M.22 Clarkson$ 1-6#at Las Vegas, Nevada*Syracuse Invitational at Syracuse, N.Y.%CCHA Quarterfinal$NCAA First Round at Albany, N.Y.CCHA, 21-6-3, 3rd-tie

1996-97 (14-18-5)O.12 Toronto 6-1O.18 @ Notre Dame OT 3-3O.19 @ Michigan State 1-3N.1 Ohio State 6-3N.2 Ohio State OT 3-2N.8 @ Lake Superior State 4-5N.9 @ Lake Superior State 3-6N.15 Alaska Fairbanks 4-2N.16 Alaska Fairbanks 3-5N.19 @ Ferris State 3-2N.29 @ Providence OT 3-4N.30 @ Providence 5-4D.4 @ Michigan 1-3D.6 Miami 2-5D.7 Miami OT 7-6D.14 Bowling Green OT 2-2D.27 St. Lawrence* 3-5D.28 Ferris State* 3-1J.3 North Dakota 3-6J.4 North Dakota 3-5J.11 Alaska Fairbanks 3-1J.14 @ Bowling Green 2-4J.17 Michigan OT 5-5J.18 @ Michigan 5-8J.25 Lake Superior State OT 1-1J.31 Michigan State OT 3-2F.1 Ferris State 6-4F.7 Michigan State 5-2F.8 @ Ferris State 3-2F.13 @ Ohio State 2-6F.15 @ Bowling Green 3-5F.21 @ Notre Dame OT 4-5F.22 Notre Dame 6-1F.28 @ Miami 4-5M.1 @ Ohio State OT 3-3M.7 @ Michigan State% 1-4M.8 @ Michigan State% 1-3*Pepsi Tournament at Grand Rapids, Mich.%CCHA QuarterfinalCCHA, 10-12-5, 5th-tie

1997-98 (10-25-3)O.9 Western Ontario OT 1-1O.11 Bowling Green 3-0O.17 @ Michigan State OT 2-2O.18 Michigan State 0-2O.24 Ferris State 4-2O.25 @ Ferris State 2-4O.31 Northern Michigan 0-3N.1 Northern Michigan 2-4N.7 @ Ohio State 3-1N. 8 @ Bowling Green 8-3N.14 Lake Superior State OT 4-3N.15 Lake Superior State 1-4N.21 @ Miami OT 1-2N.22 @ Miami 2-4D.5 Notre Dame 1-2D.6 @ Notre Dame 2-4D.12 Michigan 3-4D.13 @ Michigan 1-4

D.27 Ferris State* 1-9D.28 Cornell* 2-3J.2 @ North Dakota 5-12J.3 @ North Dakota 1-5J.10 Michigan OT 3-4J.16 @ Lake Superior State 3-4J.17 @ Northern Michigan 2-5J.23 Cornell 0-2J.24 Rensselaer 1-2J.30 Ohio State 2-4J.31 Ohio State 0-2F.6 @ Ferris State 4-2F.7 Bowling Green 2-3F.13 @ Michigan State 2-4F.14 Notre Dame 5-3F.20 Bowling Green 6-3F.21 Miami 2-0F.27 @ Alaska Fairbanks OT 4-4F.28 @ Alaska Fairbanks 8-1M.1 @ Alaska Fairbanks 1-4*Pepsi Tournament at Grand Rapids, Mich.CCHA, 9-19-2, 9th

1998-99 (6-20-8)O.3 Wilfrid Laurier# 1-3O.9 Ferris State 1-3O.10 @ Notre Dame 1-7O.16 @ Michigan State OT 1-1O.24 Notre Dame 2-1O.30 @ Miami OT 3-3O.31 @ Miami 4-7N.6 Lake Superior State OT 2-2N.7 Ohio State OT 2-2N.20 @ Notre Dame 5-9N.21 Michigan State 1-4N.27 Northern Michigan 3-6N.28 Miami OT 1-1D.4 @ Lake Superior State 0-6D.5 @ Ferris State OT 1-1D.12 @ Bowling Green 3-5D.29 UMass-Amherst 4-3D.30 UMass-Amherst 0-1J.8 Alaska Fairbanks 3-2J.9 Alaska Fairbanks 1-4J.15 Northern Michigan 2-6J.16 @ Michigan 3-6J.22 @ Rensselaer 2-5J.23 @ Rensselaer 0-2J.29 @ Ohio State 1-3J.30 @ Ohio State 0-8F.5 Alaska Fairbanks 6-3F.6 @ Bowling Green 4-1F.12 Ferris State 2-5F.13 Michigan OT 2-2F.19 Michigan OT 5-5F.26 Bowling Green 4-2F.27 @ Michigan State 2-4M.5 @ Northern Michigan 2-4M.6 @ Lake Superior State 1-5#ExhibitionCCHA, 5-17-8, 10th

1999-2000 (12-21-3)O.1 Ryerson Polytechnic# 7-3O.8 Miami OT 3-3O.9 Miami 2-3O.15 @ Ohio State 4-2O.16 @ Ohio State 5-1O.22 Bowling Green 2-1O.23 Bowling Green 4-5O.29 @ Lake Superior State 4-1O.30 @ Lake Superior State 4-5N.5 Northern Michigan 1-5N.6 Northern Michigan 5-3N.12 @ Nebraska-Omaha 1-3N.13 @ Nebraska-Omaha OT 4-4

N.26 @ Dartmouth 7-3N.27 @ Dartmouth 3-4D.3 Ferris State 7-3D.4 @ Ferris State 0-6J.7 Alaska Fairbanks 3-2J.8 Alaska Fairbanks 2-3J.14 @ Cornell 3-4J.15 @ Cornell 1-3J.21 @ Notre Dame OT 3-4J.22 @ Notre Dame 1-4J.28 Michigan State OT 2-2J.29 Michigan State OT 3-2F.4 @ Northern Michigan 3-6F.5 @ Northern Michigan 1-7F.11 @ Michigan 2-7F.12 @ Michigan 3-9F.18 Niagara 2-1F.19 Niagara OT 2-3F.24 Lake Superior State 7-3F.25 Lake Superior State 3-6M.3 @ Ferris State 4-2M.4 Ferris State 0-7M.10 @ Michigan% 2-4M.11 @ Michigan% 2-6#Exhibition%CCHA QuarterfinalCCHA, 10-15-3, 9th-tie

2000-01 (20-13-6)O.6 Waterloo# 7-2O.7 U.S. Under-18# 5-1O.13 @ Alaska Fairbanks OT 4-4O.14 @ Alaska Fairbanks 8-5O.20 Alabama-Huntsville OT 5-6O.21 Alabama-Huntsville 4-3O.27 Lake Superior State 5-2O.28 Lake Superior State 10-3N.3 Dartmouth 5-0N.4 Dartmouth 5-4N.10 @ Niagara 4-1N.11 @ Niagara OT 4-3N.17 @ Michigan State OT 2-2N.24 Ferris State 3-1N.25 Ferris State 7-4D.1 Miami 6-4D.2 Miami 1-5D.14 Ohio State 2-5D.15 Ohio State 5-4D.28 Colgate* 2-0D.29 Merrimack* 8-1J.5 @ Ohio State 3-1J.6 @ Ohio State 3-2J.12 @ Notre Dame 1-4J.13 Notre Dame OT 3-3J.19 @ Michigan 1-5J.20 Michigan OT 4-4J.25 @ Northern Michigan 1-7J.26 @ Northern Michigan OT 1-1F.2 @ Miami 1-4F.3 @ Miami 3-7F.9 Nebraska-Omaha 1-2F.10 Nebraska-Omaha OT 3-3F.16 Michigan State 4-2F.23 @ Bowling Green 2-4F.24 @ Bowling Green 2-1M.2 Notre Dame 4-5M.3 @ Notre Dame 7-2M.9 @ Northern Michigan% OT 2-3M.10 @ Northern Michigan% 9-7M.11 @ Northern Michigan% OT 4-5#Exhibition*Silverado Shootout at Duluth, Minn.%CCHA QuarterfinalCCHA, 12-10-6, 5th-tie

2001-02 (19-15-4)


O.7 Toronto# 6-2O.12 Alaska Fairbanks 3-7O.13 Alaska Fairbanks OT 5-4O.19 Michigan 3-1O.20 @ Michigan 3-5O.26 Maine 4-3O.27 Maine OT 2-2N.2 @ Miami OT 4-4N.3 @ Miami 2-5N.9 Nebraska-Omaha 1-4N.10 Nebraska-Omaha 2-0N.16 Notre Dame OT 4-4N.17 Notre Dame 4-2N.23 Canisius 4-2N.24 Canisius 4-3N.30 Sacred Heart 2-0D.1 Sacred Heart 5-3D.14 @ Lake Superior State 1-4D.15 @ Lake Superior State 4-1D.28 Providence * 1-4D.29 Ferris State * 6-3J.4 Ohio State 1-3J.5 Ohio State OT 3-4J.11 @ Michigan State 3-6J.12 Michigan State 2-0J.18 @ Alaska Fairbanks OT 2-2J.19 @ Alaska Fairbanks 3-6F.1 @ Bowling Green 8-1F.2 @ Bowling Green OT 5-4F.8 Northern Michigan 5-3F.9 Northern Michigan 4-0F.15 @ Nebraska-Omaha 3-5F.16 @ Nebraska-Omaha 3-1F.22 Ferris State 5-3F.23 @ Ferris State 5-3M.1 @ Michigan 2-4M.2 Michigan 2-6M.8 Ohio State % OT 2-3M.9 Ohio State % 1-3#Exhibition*Mariucci Classic at Minneapolis, Minn.%CCHA First RoundCCHA, 13-12-3, 6th

2002-03 (15-21-2)O.5 Waterloo# 12-0O.11 @ Bowling Green OT 6-5O.12 Bowling Green 3-2O.18 @ Notre Dame 2-4O.19 Notre Dame 5-8O.26 @ Maine 0-4O.27 @ Maine OT 4-4N.1 Nebraska-Omaha 8-2N.2 Nebraska-Omaha 0-2N.8 @ Northern Michigan 0-5N.9 @ Northern Michigan 2-5N.15 @ Ferris State 3-6N.16 Ferris State 4-1N.23 Niagara 7-3N.29 Lake Superior State 4-2N.30 Lake Superior State 3-0D.6 Cornell 1-6D.7 Cornell OT 2-3D.20 @ Colorado College 4-8D.21 @ Colorado College 1-3J.4 Findlay 4-1J.10 @ Michigan 3-10J.11 Michigan 4-3J.17 Miami 3-2J.18 Miami 4-1J.24 @ Alaska Fairbanks 6-4J.25 @ Alaska Fairbanks 6-2F.7 @ Ohio State OT 2-3F.8 @ Ohio State 2-3F.15 @ Ferris State 1-2F.16 Ferris State 3-5

F.21 Bowling Green OT 3-3F.22 @ Bowling Green 4-2F.28 Notre Dame 4-2M.1 @ Notre Dame 2-5M.7 Michigan State 0-4M.8 @ Michigan State 5-8M.14 @ Northern Michigan% 3-8M.15 @ Northern Michigan% 4-6 #Exhibition%CCHA First RoundCCHA, 13-14-1, 8th-tied

2003-04 (17-18-4)O.4 Western Ontario# 6-2O.10 Ferris State 4-2O.11 @ Ferris State 2-5O.17 Nebraska-Omaha 5-1O.18 Nebraska-Omaha OT 2-2O.24 @ Michigan State 2-4O.25 Michigan State 3-7O.31 @ Cornell OT 5-5N.1 @ Cornell 3-2N.7 @ Alaska Fairbanks OT 4-5N.8 @ Alaska Fairbanks 0-4N.14 @ Niagara 3-2N.15 @ Niagara 2-3N.21 Mercyhurst 4-2N.22 Mercyhurst 4-7N.25 Bowling Green OT 4-3N.28 Colgate 4-1N.29 Colgate 1-4D.5 Notre Dame 8-6D.6 Notre Dame 6-4D.17 @ Brock# 6-1D.18 @ Western Ontario# 5-3D.19 @ Wilfrid Lauier# 5-3J.2 @ Lake Superior State OT 3-3J.3 @ Lake Superior State 1-2J.9 Alaska Fairbanks 4-2J.10 Alaska Fairbanks 5-4J.16 @ Nebraska-Omaha 5-4J.17 @ Nebraska-Omaha 3-2J.23 Michigan 1-4J.24 @ Michigan 0-7J.30 @ Ferris State 1-4J.31 Ferris State 3-2F.6 @ Northern Michigan 2-3F.7 @ Northern Michigan 6-2F.20 Ohio State 4-1F.21 Ohio State 1-5F.27 @ Miami OT 2-2F.28 @ Miami 2-5M.4 Bowling Green 4-6M.12 @ Notre Dame% 2-4M.13 @ Notre Dame% 4-0M.14 @ Notre Dame% OT 4-5#Exhibition%CCHA First RoundCCHA, 12-13-3, 8th

2004-05 (14-21-2)O.8 Brock# 8-1O.15 Alaska Fairbanks 5-4O.16 Alaska Fairbanks 3-5O.22 @ Nebraska-Omaha 3-7O.23 @ Nebraska-Omaha OT 3-4O.29 Ohio State 6-3O.30 Ohio State 2-5N.5 Niagara 4-3N.6 Niagara 4-1N.12 Notre Dame OT 2-2N.13 Notre Dame 2-3N.19 @ Miami OT 2-1N.20 @ Miami 1-4N.27 Alabama-Huntsville 5-1N.28 Alabama-Huntsville 3-1

D.3 Ferris State 5-3D.4 @ Ferris State 2-6D.17 @ Bemidji State OT 4-3D.18 @ Bemidji State 2-4J.7 @ Michigan 4-6J.8 Michigan 5-6J.14 Michigan State 5-4J.15 @ Michigan State 1-3J.28 @ Ohio State 3-4J.29 @ Ohio State 0-7F.4 Miami 2-5F.5 Miami 3-2F.11 @ Northern Michigan OT 3-3F.12 @ Northern Michigan 1-5F.18 @ Bowling Green 1-4F.19 @ Bowling Green 2-5F.25 Lake Superior State 2-3F.26 Lake Superior State OT 3-2M.4 @ Ferris State 5-1M.5 Ferris State 2-5M.11 @ Northern Michigan 2-1M.12 @ Northern Michigan 2-4M.13 @ Northern Michigan 1-4#Exhibition%CCHA First RoundCCHA, 8-18-2, 10th-tied

2005-06 (10-24-6)O.8 Brock# 9-0O.15 Robert Morris 2-5O.22 @ Niagara 2-3O.28 Ohio State 5-1O.29 Ohio State 5-4N.4 Lake Superior State 0-10N.5 Lake Superior State 1-3N.11 @ Ferris State 0-6N.12 Ferris State 3-5N.18 @ Michigan State OT 3-3N.19 Michigan State 5-3N.25 @ Colgate OT 2-2N.26 @ Colgate OT 3-4D.2 Notre Dame 4-3D.3 @ Notre Dame 0-3D.17 @ Northern Michigan OT 0-0D.18 @ Northern Michigan 2-5D.30 @ Wisconsin 1-4D.31 Wayne State 3-6J.6 @ Lake Superior State 1-6J.7 @ Lake Superior State 0-4J.13 @ Bowling Green 5-4J.14 Bowling Green 2-5J.20 @ Miami 1-6J.21 @ Miami 3-4J.27 Northern Michigan 4-2J.28 Northern Michigan OT 2-2J.31 @ Michigan 3-7F.3 Ferris State 2-4F.4 @ Ferris State 2-7F.7 Michigan 1-4F.10 Bemidji State 1-6F.11 Bemidji State OT 5-4F.17 @ Alaska Fairbanks OT 1-1F.18 @ Alaska Fairbanks 3-5F.24 Nebraska-Omaha OT 5-5F.25 Nebraska-Omaha 6-3M.3 @ Lake Superior State% OT 3-2M.4 @ Lake Superior State 1-0M.10 @ Miami& 1-4M.11 @ Miami& OT 4-5#Exhibition%CCHA First Round&CCHA QuarterfinalsCCHA, 7-16-5, 11th

2006-07 (18-18-1)O.7 Wilfrid Laurier# 8-3

O.13 @ Michigan State 1-4O.15 Michigan State 3-2O.20 Ferris State 1-2O.21 @ Ferris State 5-3O.27 @ Nebraska-Omaha 5-7O.28 @ Nebraska-Omaha 0-611.4 Wayne State 4-011.9 @ Ohio State 8-511.10 @ Ohio State OT 2-211.17 Northern Michigan 2-711.18 Northern Michigan OT 3-211.21 @ Ferris State 0-412.1 @ Michigan 6-312.2 Michigan 5-612.16 @ Wayne State 5-712.29 vs. Maine* 4-812.30 vs. New Hampshire* 2-51.5 @ Bowling Green 1-51.6 @ Bowling Green 5-01.12 Miami 3-51.13 Miami 5-31.19 Notre Dame 3-21.20 Notre Dame 0-31.23 Ferris State 5-21.26 Alabama-Huntsville 5-01.27 Alabama-Huntsville OT 6-52.2 Michigan 4-72.3 @ Michigan 1-32.9 Alaska 2-12.10 Alaska 3-12.16 Michigan State 4-32.17 @ Michigan State 2-02.23 @ Lake Superior State 3-12.24 @ Lake Superior State 3-43.2 Alaska% OT 2-33.3 Alaska% 6-23.4 Alaska% 1-3#Exhibition*Florida College Classic%CCHA First RoundCCHA, 14-13-1, 6th

2007-08 (8-27-3)O.13 Windsor# 5-2O.19 Bentley 5-2O.20 Bentley 3-1O.26 @ Niagara 2-4O.27 @ Niagara 1-3N.2 Bowling Green OT 2-3N.3 @ Bowling Green OT 4-5N.9 @ Northern Michigan 4-2N.10 @ Northern Michigan OT 3-4 N.16 @ Notre Dame 1-4N.17 Notre Dame 1-5N.23 Ohio State 4-2N.24 Ohio State 0-3N.30 @ Ferris State 0-4D.1 Ferris State 2-3D.7 Wayne State 5-2D.8 Wayne State 5-1D.18 US World Jr. Team# 2-4D.29 Quinnipiac& 1-2D.30 Holy Cross& OT 1-1J.5 Nebraksa-Omaha 3-6J.6 Nebraska-Omaha 2-4J.11 @ Michigan 1-6J.12 Michigan 1-5J.18 @ Bowling Green 1-4J.19 Bowling Green OT 1-2J.25 Ferris State 4-3J.26 @ Ferris State OT 3-3F.1 @ Alaska OT 2-3F.2 @ Alaska 2-3F.8 Lake Superior State OT 3-3F.9 Lake Superior State 2-3F.15 @ Michigan State 0-3



F.16 Michigan State 2-4F.22 @ Miami 0-2F.23 @ Miami 1-8F.29 Notre Dame 3-0M.1 @ Notre Dame 1-3M.7 @ Ferris State% OT 3-4M.8 @ Ferris State% 3-6#Exhibition%CCHA First Round&TD Banknorth Catamount CupCCHA, 4-22-2, 12th

2008-09 (14-20-7)O.4 Windsor# 5-2O.10 Niagara 4-2O.11 RIT 1-2O.17 @ Minnesota-Duluth 2-5O.18 @ Minnesota-Duluth OT 5-6O.24 Ferris State OT 1-1O.25 @ Ferris State 2-5O.31 @ Michigan State 1-3N.1 Michigan State OT 2-2N.7 Nebraska-Omaha OT 2-5N.14 @ Michigan 2-1N.15 Michigan 0-5N.28 @ Notre Dame 1-4N.29 @ Notre Dame OT 3-3D.6 Miami 2-4D.7 Miami 3-7D.19 @ Alaska 3-6D.20 @ Alaska OT 3-2J.2 Northeastern& 1-3J.3 Northeastern& OT 1-1J.9 @ Ferris State 2-1J.10 Ferris State 2-4J.16 Alabama-Huntsville 4-3J.17 Alabama-Huntsville 5-1J.23 @ Ohio State OT 2-2J.24 @ Ohio State OT 4-1J.30 Northern Michigan 5-6J.31 Northern Michigan 3-4F.5 @ Nebraska-Omaha OT 1-1F.6 @ Nebraska-Omaha 5-0F.13 Alaska 3-0F.14 Alaska 3-4F.20 @ Lake Superior 4-7F.21 @ Lake Superior 4-1F.27 Bowling Green 5-2F.28 Bowling Green 5-3M.5 Lake Superior% 3-6M.6 Lake Superior% 2OT 4-3M.6 Lake Superior% 3-1M.13 @ Michigan$ 2-5M.14 @ Michigan$ 1-6# Exhibition& Dodge Mariucci Classic%CCHA First Round$ CCHA Second RoundCCHA, 14-13-1, 6th

2009-10 (8-20-8)O.7 Windsor (scrimmage) n/aO.16 Mercyhurst 5-1O.17 Mercyhurst 4-3O.23 @ Alabama-Huntsville 2-1O.24 @ Alabama-Huntsville 2-1O.30 @ Michigan State 1-2O.31 Michigan State 3-5N.6 Lake Superior State OT 3-3N.7 Lake Superior State 2-1N.13 @ Ohio State 2-4N.14 @ Ohio State 2-4N.20 Miami 0-3N.21 Miami OT 1-1N.27 @ Nebraska-Omaha 3-4N.28 @ Nebraska-Omaha 2-4

D.4 Alaska 3-1D.5 Alaska OT 4-4D.11 Ferris State 0-3D.12 @ Ferris State 3-4J.2 Bemidji State OT 0-0J.3 Bemidji State 0-3J.8 Michigan 3-4J.9 @ Michigan 1-6J.22 @ Bowling Green OT 4-4J.23 Bowling Green 2-3J.29 @ Miami 1-4J.30 @ Miami 1-2F.5 Notre Dame 7-2F.6 Notre Dame 4-1F.12 @ Northern Michigan 2-7F.13 @ Northern Michigan 1-2F.19 Ohio State 1-3F.20 Ohio State OT 3-3F.26 @ Ferris State OT 2-2F.27 Ferris State OT 1-1M.5 @ Alaska% 0-4M.6 @ Alaska% 1-4% CCHA First RoundCCHA, 4-17-7, 11th-t

2010-11 (19-13-10)O.3 Ontarion IT# 5-2O.8 Canisius 3-5O.9 Canisius OT 3-2O.15 @ Mercyhurst 3-2O.16 @ Mercyhurst 1-0O.22 @ St. Lawrence 3-1O.23 @ St. Lawrence OT 3-3O.29 @ #11 Notre Dame 2-3O.30 #11 Notre Dame OT 2-2N.5 #12 Michigan State 4-3N.6 #12 Michigan State 3-1N.19 @ Ferris State 1-3N.20 @ Ferris State OT 2-2N.26 #5 Miami 5-2N.27 #5 Miami 1-5D.3 @ Northern Michigan 1-3D.4 @ Northern Michigan OT 4-4D.10 Lake Superior State 2-5D.11 Lake Superior State 4-1D.18 #10 Union 2-1D.19 #10 Union 3-1J.7 @ #16 Alaska OT 2-2J.8 @ #16 Alaska 4-1J.14 Ohio State 4-2J.15 Ohio State OT 2-2J.21 @ Lake Superior State OT 2-2J.22 @ Lake Superior State OT 4-4J.28 Northern Michigan 5-2J.29 Northern Michigan 6-1F.4 Bowling Green OT 1-1F.5 Bowling Green OT 3-1F.11 @ #12 Miami OT 3-3F.12 @ #12 Miami 1-3F.18 @ #11 Michigan 3-6F.19 @ #11 Michigan OT 4-5F.25 #8 Notre Dame 2-3F.26 @ #8 Notre Dame 2-0M.11 Ferris State$ 1-3M.12 Ferris State$ 3-1M.13 Ferris State$ OT 5-4M.18 #4 Michigan% 5-2M.19 #6 Miam^ 2-5M.26 #5 Denver@ 2OT 2-3# Exhibition$ CCHA Quartefinals in Kalamazoo% CCHA Semifinals in Detroit @ JLA^ CCHA Championship in Detroit @ JLA@ NCAA 1st Round in Green Bay, Wisc. (Resch Center), 3 seedCCHA, 10-9-9-5, 4th

2011-12 (21-14-6)O.1 Toronto#! 7-2O.7 Alabama-Huntsville 7-10.8 Alabama-Huntsville 4-00.14 @ Union OT 2-2O.15 @ Union OT 3-3O.21 @ Alaska 4-1O.22 @ Alaska OT 2-2O.28 Northern Michigan 4-2O.29 Northern Michigan 3-2N.4 @ Michigan 3-2N.5 @ Michigan 2-5N.11 Michigan State 2-3N.12 Michigan State 2-4N.15 @ Notre Dame 2-3N.22 Notre Dame OT 2-2D.2 @ Ferris State 4-2D.3 Ferris State 3-0D.9 @ Bowling Green OT 3-3D.10 Bowling Green 6-1D.29 @ St. Cloud State 2-4D.30 @ St. Cloud State OT 2-1J.6 Minnesota-Duluth 1-4J.7 MInnesota-Duluth 2-5J.13 @ Notre Dame 3-2J.14 Notre Dame 3-1J.20 @ MIami 1-3J.21 @ Miami 0-4J.27 Bowling Green 4-1J.28 @ Bowling Green 1-2F.3 Alaska 2-1F.4 Alaska 1-4F.10 Ohio State 3-2F.11 Ohio State 3-4F.17 @ Lake Superior 3-1F.18 @ Lake Superior 2-3F.24 Ferris State OT 1-1F.25 @ Ferris State 3-0M.9 Lake Superior$ 4-2M.10 Lake Superior$ 5-2M.16 Miami% 6-2M.17 Michigan^ 3-2M.24 North Dakota& 1-3# Exibition! at LC Walekr Arena, Muskegon, Mich.$ CCHA Quarterfinals in Kalamazoo% CCHA Semifinals, Joe Louis Arena, Detroit^ CCHA Championship, Joe Louis Arena, Detroit& NCAA Tournament 1st Round at Xcel Energy Center, Minneapolis.

43WMU HOCKEY ALL-TIME POST-SEASON RESULTS

YEAR OPPONENT W/L SCORES ROUND SITE1973-74 Lake Superior State L 2-6 Semifinal St. Louis Bowling Green L 4-11 Consolation St. Louis1974-75 St. Louis L 2-5 Semifinal St. Louis1975-76 Bowling Green W 3-2 (2 OT) Semifinal Bowling Green St. Louis* L 2-2, 2-13 Championship St. Louis1976-77 St. Louis L 2-3, 4-11 Semifinal St. Louis1983-84 Northern Michigan* W 3-2, 4-4 Quarterfinal Marquette Bowling Green W 4-3 (2 OT) Semifinal Detroit Michigan State L 0-5 Championship Detroit1984-85 Ohio State* L 2-4, 5-4 (OT) Quarterfinal Kalamazoo1985-86 Ferris State W 4-3, 12-2 Quarterfinal Kalamazoo Bowling Green W 4-3 (3 OT) Semifinal Detroit Michigan State W 3-1 Championship Detroit Harvard (NCAA)* L 2-4, 2-7 First Round Cambridge1986-87 Illinois at Chicago W 3-2 (OT), 4-6, 5-1 Quarterfinal Chicago Michigan State L 3-6 Semifinal Detroit Ohio State L 4-7 Consolation Detroit1987-88 Michigan W 4-5, 4-3, 10-0 Quarterfinal Kalamazoo Lake Superior State L 4-5 (OT) Semifinal Detroit Michigan State L 6-9 Consolation Detroit1988-89 Illinois at Chicago L 4-8, 6-4, 2-6 Quarterfinal Chicago1989-90 Michigan L 3-5, 2-8 Quarterfinal Ann Arbor1990-91 Michigan State W 4-3, 4-2 Quarterfinal Kalamazoo Lake Superior State L 4-11 Semifinal Detroit Ferris State W 2-1 (OT) Consolation Detroit1991-92 Miami L 1-3, 3-4 (OT) Quarterfinal Kalamazoo1992-93 Bowling Green L 4-5, 3-6 First Round Kalamazoo1993-94 Notre Dame W 6-3, 7-1 First Round Kalamazoo Miami W 4-3 Quarterfinal Detroit Michigan L 4-6 Semifinal Detroit Wisconsin (NCAA) L 3-6 First Round Albany1994-95 Lake Superior State L 2-7, 0-5 Quarterfinal Sault Ste. Marie1995-96 Bowling Green L 1-8, 1-3 Quarterfinal Kalamazoo Clarkson (NCAA) L 1-6 First Round Albany1996-97 Michigan State L 1-4, 1-3 Quarterfinal East Lansing1999-00 Michigan L 2-4, 2-6 Quarterfinal Ann Arbor2000-01 Northern Michigan L 2-3 (OT), 9-7, 4-5 (OT) Quarterfinal Marquette2001-02 Ohio State L 2-3 (OT), 1-3 First Round Kalamazoo2002-03 Northern Michigan L 3-8, 4-6 First Round Marquette 2003-04 Notre Dame L 2-4, 4-0, 4-5 (OT) First Round Notre Dame2004-05 Northern Michigan L 2-1, 2-4, 1-4 First Round Marquette2005-06 Lake Superior State W 3-2 (OT), 1-0 First Round Sault Ste. Marie Miami L 1-4, 4-5 (OT) Quarterfinal Oxford2006-07 Alaska L 2-3 (OT), 6-2, 1-3 First Round Kalamazoo2007-08 Ferris State L 3-4 (OT), 3-6 First Round Big Rapids2008-09 Lake Superior State W 3-6, 4-3 (2OT), 3-1 First Round Kalamazoo Michigan L 2-5, 1-6 Quarterfinal Ann Arbor2009-10 Alaska L 0-4, 1-4 First Round Fairbanks2010-11 Ferris State W 1-3, 3-1, 5-4 (OT) Quarterfinal Kalamazoo Michigan W 5-2 Semifinal Detroit/JLA Miami L 2-5 Final Detroit/JLA Denver (NCAA) L 2-3 (2OT) First Round Green Bay2011-12 Lake Superior W 4-2, 5-2 Quarterfinal Kalamazoo Miami W 6-2 Semifinal Detroit/JLA Michigan W 3-2 Final Detroit/JLA North Dakota (NCAA) L 1-3 First Round MinneapolisAll series best-of-three games, except where noted *total goals series


44WMU HOCKEY ALL-TIME OPPONENT RESULTS

ALASKA-FAIRBANKSAll-Time: 26-21-6Home: 15-9-0Away: 11-12-6

Location Date ResultAway 1/2/93 4-3, WAway 1/3/93 2-5, LAway 11/26/94 3-0, WAway 2/28/96 3-8, LAway 3/1/96 7-0, WAway 3/2/96 6-3, WHome 11/15/96 4-2, WHome 11/16/96 3-5, LHome 1/11/97 3-1, WAway 2/27/98 4-4 (OT), TAway 2/28/98 8-1, WAway 3/1/98 1-4, LHome 1/8/99 3-2, W Home 1/9/99 1-4, LHome 2/5/99 6-3, WHome 1/7/00 3-2, WHome 1/8/00 2-3, LAway 10/13/00 4-4 (OT), TAway 10/14/00 8-5, WHome 10/12/01 3-7, LHome 10/13/01 5-4 (OT), WAway 1/18/02 2-2 (OT), TAway 1/19/02 3-6, LAway 1/24/03 6-4, WAway 1/25/03 6-2, WAway 11/7/03 4-5 (OT), LAway 11/8/03 0-4, LHome 1/9/04 4-2, WHome 1/10/04 5-4, WHome 10/15/04 5-4, WHome 10/16/04 3-5, LAway 2/17/06 1-1 (OT), TAway 2/18/06 3-5, LHome 2/9/07 2-1, WHome 2/10/07 3-1, WHome 3/2/07 2-3, LHome 3/3/07 6-2, WHome 3/4/07 1-3, LAway 2/1/08 2-3 (OT), LAway 2/2/08 2-3, LAway 12/19/08 3-6, LAway 12/20/08 3-2 (OT), WHome 2/13/09 3-0, WHome 2/14/09 3-4, LHome 12/5/09 3-1, WHome 12/6/09 4-4, TAway 3/5/10 0-4, LAway 3/6/10 1-4, LAway 1/7/11 2-2, TAway 1/8/11 2-0 WAway 10/21/11 4-1, WAway 10/22/11 2-2, THome 2/3/12 2-1, WHome 2/4/12 1-4-, L

BOWLING GREENAll-Time 51-72-6Home 28-32-3Away 19-40-3Away at Current Arena 19-40-3

Location Date ResultAway 2/1/74 3-11, LHome 2/2/74 1-10, LNeutral 3/10/74 3-10, LHome 12/17/74 8-2, WAway 2/8/75 3-2 (OT), WHome 11/19/75 2-6, LHome 1/30/76 3-6, LAway 1/31/76 3-6, L

Away 2/18/76 2-4, LAway 3/10/76 3-2 (2OT), WAway 11/16/76 2-5, LHome 2/1/77 4-8, LHome 2/8/77 0-11, LAway 2/15/77 2-3, LHome 11/16/77 1-7, LAway 12/6/77 4-6, LAway 2/3/77 2-7, LHome 2/4/77 4-3, WHome 1/12/79 1-4, LAway 1/13/79 2-10, LAway 2/23/79 4-12, LHome 2/24/79 3-5, LHome 1/4/80 4-3, WHome 1/5/80 4-6, LAway 2/8/80 3-9, LAway 2/9/80 4-8, LAway 11/21/80 5-6, LAway 11/22/80 2-5, LHome 2/6/81 6-4, WHome 2/7/81 2-7, LHome 11/20/81 5-6 (OT), LHome 11/21/81 5-10, LAway 1/14/83 1-4, LAway 1/15/83 0-4, LAway 12/9/83 4-5, LAway 12/10/83 3-4, LHome 2/10/84 8-3, WHome 2/11/84 2-4, LNeutral 3/9/84 4-3 (2OT), WHome 11/16/84 3-1, WHome 11/17/84 3-4, LAway 2/1/85 5-2, WAway 2/2/85 8-5, WAway 11/15/85 7-8 (OT), LAway 11/16/85 4-8, LHome 1/31/86 7-5, WHome 2/1/86 5-2, WNeutral 3/7/86 4-3 (3OT), WAway 12/5/86 2-5, LAway 12/6/86 1-3, LHome 2/13/87 8-3, WHome 2/14/87 5-6 (OT), LHome 12/4/87 6-5, WHome 12/5/87 7-6 (OT), WAway 2/19/88 2-11, LAway 2/20/88 7-8, LAway 10/27/88 5-7, LAway 10/28/88 1-6, LHome 1/6/89 3-4, LHome 1/7/89 5-6, LHome 10/27/89 4-1, WHome 10/28/89 7-9, LAway 1/5/90 2-3, LAway 1/6/90 6-1, WHome 11/23/90 1-5, LHome 11/24/90 0-3, LHome 1/4/91 4-2, WAway 1/5/91 4-2, WHome 12/6/91 4-5, LAway 12/7/91 6-5, WAway 1/24/92 3-2 (OT), WHome 1/25/92 3-2, WHome 11/7/92 5-3, WHome 11/14/92 5-3, WAway 1/15/93 4-6, LHome 3/12/93 4-5, LHome 3/13/93 3-6, LAway 10/30/93 2-6, LHome 11/19/93 5-4, WAway 2/25/94 4-3, WHome 10/29/94 3-5, LAway 11/19/94 3-5, LHome 2/18/95 4-4 (OT), TAway 11/18/95 4-2, W

Neutral 12/15/95 6-4, WHome 1/20/96 4-0, WHome 3/8/96 1-8, LHome 3/9/96 1-3, LHome 12/14/96 2-2 (OT), TAway 1/14/97 2-4, LAway 2/15/97 3-5, LHome 10/11/97 3-0, WAway 11/8/97 8-3, WHome 12/7/98 2-3, LHome 2/20/98 6-3, WAway 12/12/98 3-5, LAway 2/6/99 4-1, WHome 2/26/99 4-2, WHome 10/22/99 2-1, WHome 10/23/99 4-5, LAway 2/23/01 2-4, LAway 2/24/01 2-1, WAway 2/1/02 8-1, WAway 2/2/02 5-4 (OT), WAway 10/11/02 6-5 (OT), WHome 10/12/02 3-2, WHome 2/21/03 3-3 (OT), TAway 2/22/03 4-2, WHome 11/25/03 4-3 (OT), WHome 3/4/04 4-6, LAway 2/18/05 1-4, LAway 2/19/05 2-5, L Away 1/13/06 5-4, WHome 1/14/06 2-5, LAway 1/5/07 1-5, LAway 1/6/07 5-0, WHome 11/2/07 2-3 (OT), LAway 11/3/07 4-5 (OT), LAway 1/18/08 1-4, LHome 1/19/08 1-2 (OT), LHome 2/27/09 5-2, WHome 2/28/09 5-3, WAway 1/22/10 4-4, TAway 1/23/10 2-3, LHome 2/4/11 1-1, THome 2/5/11 3-1, WAway 12/9/11 3-3, THome 12/10/11 6-1, WHome 1/27/12 4-1, WAway 1/28/12 1-2, L

FERRIS STATEAll-Time 72-51-11Home 42-20-5Away 28-30-4Neutral 2-1-0

Location Date ResultHome 11/8/77 9-4, WHome 11/10/78 11-1, WAway 11/11/78 5-7, LAway 1/30/79 5-3, WHome 2/20/79 8-4, WAway 1/25/80 4-7, LHome 1/26/80 5-8. LHome 2/22/80 4-5, LAway 2/23/80 7-10, LAway 1/9/81 5-7, LHome 1/10/81 1-3, LHome 1/30/81 5-8, LAway 1/31/81 5-4, WHome 2/5/82 6-4, WAway 2/6/82 3-6, LAway 2/19/82 6-4, WHome 2/20/82 6-3, WHome 10/15/82 5-1, WAway 10/16/82 2-5, LHome 11/19/82 5-4, WAway 11/20/82 3-7, LHome 10/15/83 4-3, W


Home 1/6/84 4-4 (OT), TAway 1/7/84 3-7, LHome 11/30/84 4-1, WAway 12/1/84 4-1, WAway 2/15/85 3-2, WHome 2/16/85 4-1, WAway 11/29/85 9-3, WHome 12/1/85 9-5, WHome 2/14/86 6-3, WAway 2/15/86 10-4, WHome 2/28/86 4-3, WHome 3/1/86 12-2, WHome 10/24/86 9-1, WAway 10/25/86 7-4, WHome 1/3/87 4-7, LAway 1/4/87 5-6 (OT), LHome 10/23/87 6-1, WAway 10/24/87 7-3, WAway 1/8/88 5-7, LHome 1/9/88 4-4 (OT), TAway 10/14/88 4-4 (OT), THome 10/15/88 9-1, WHome 2/24/89 3-2, WAway 2/25/89 10-0, WHome 10/13/89 8-3, WAway 10/14/89 7-3, WAway 2/23/90 0-3, LHome 2/24/90 8-5, WHome 10/12/90 5-5 (OT), THome 10/13/90 2-5, LHome 2/15/91 5-3, WAway 2/16/91 4-2, WNeutral 3/9/91 2-1 (OT), WAway 11/14/91 4-3, WHome 11/15/91 4-2, WAway 1/10/92 3-1, WHome 1/11/92 3-6, LHome 12/11/92 4-3, WAway 12/12/92 4-7, LAway 2/5/93 3-2, WHome 11/13/93 7-2, WAway 1/29/94 5-1, WHome 2/4/94 3-1, WAway 1/20/95 2-6, LAway 1/21/95 2-6, LHome 2/4/95 2-4, LAway 11/11/95 3-2, WHome 1/19/96 7-2, WHome 2/1/96 3-3 (OT), TAway 11/19/96 3-2, WHome 12/28/96 3-1, WHome 2/1/97 6-4, WAway 2/8/97 3-2, WHome 10/24/97 4-2, WAway 10/25/97 2-4, LNeutral 12/27/97 1-9, LAway 2/6/98 4-2, WHome 10/9/98 1-3, LAway 12/5/98 1-1 (OT), THome 2/12/99 2-5, LHome 12/3/99 7-3, WAway 12/4/99 0-6, LAway 3/3/00 4-2, W Home 3/4/00 0-7, LHome 11/24/00 3-1, WHome 11/25/00 7-4, WNeutral 12/29/01 6-3, WHome 2/22/02 5-3, WAway 2/23/02 5-3, WAway 11/15/02 3-6, LHome 11/16/02 4-1, WAway 2/15/03 1-2, LHome 2/16/03 3-5, LHome 10/10/03 4-2, WAway 10/11/03 2-5, LAway 1/30/04 1-4, L

Home 1/31/04 3-2, WHome 12/3/04 5-3, WAway 12/4/04 2-6, LAway 3/4/05 5-1, WHome 3/5/05 2-5, LAway 11/11/05 0-6, LHome 11/12/05 3-5, LHome 2/3/06 2-4, LAway 2/4/06 2-7, LHome 10/20/06 1-2, LAway 10/21/06 5-3, WAway 11/21/06 0-4, LHome 1/23/07 5-2, WAway 11/30/07 0-4, LHome 12/1/07 2-3, LHome 1/25/08 4-3, W Away 1/26/08 3-3 (OT), TAway 3/7/08 3-4 (OT), LAway 3/8/08 3-6, LHome 10/24/08 1-1 (SOW), TAway 10/25/08 2-5, LAway 1/9/09 2-1, WHome 1/10/09 2-4, LHome 12/11/09 0-3, LAway 12/12/09 3-4, LAway 2/26/10 2-2, THome 2/27/10 1-1, TAway 11/19/10 1-3, LAway 11/20/10 2-2, THome 3/11/11 1-3, LHome 3/12/11 3-1, WHome 3/13/11 5-4 (OT), WAway 12/2/11 4-2, WHome 12/4/11 3-0, WHome 2/24/12 1-1, TAway 2/25/12 3-0, W

LAKE SUPERIOR STATEAll-Time 47-69-15Home 30-28-10Away 17-38-5Neutral 0-3-0

Location Date ResultNeutral 3/8/74 2-6, LHome 1/18/75 2-7, LHome 1/20/75 2-5, LAway 2/21/75 4-8, LAway 2/22/75 2-6, LAway 1/16/76 2-4, LAway 1/17/76 3-4, LHome 3/5/76 4-1, WHome 3/6/76 2-7, LAway 1/7/77 1-8, LAway 1/8/77 6-3, WHome 2/11/77 6-5 (OT), WHome 2/12/77 5-1, WNeutral 12/29/77 4-6, LHome 1/6/78 7-8 (OT), LHome 1/7/78 12-6, WAway 2/10/78 4-6, LAway 2/11/78 3-4, LHome 12/1/78 1-3, LHome 12/2/78 7-6, W (OT)Away 1/19/79 7-6, W (OT)Away 1/20/79 3-7, LHome 1/11/80 9-2, WHome 1/12/80 6-5, WAway 2/1/80 1-6, LAway 2/2/80 9-5, WHome 12/29/80 6-3, WHome 1/16/81 9-5. WHome 1/17/81 6-5, WAway 2/27/81 4-3 (OT), WAway 2/28/81 11-3, WHome 12/11/81 8-5, W

Home 12/12/81 3-8, LHome 10/22/82 3-5, LHome 10/23/82 6-4, WAway 10/28/83 5-4, WAway 10/29/83 4-6, LAway 11/2/84 6-3, WAway 11/3/84 2-5, LHome 1/18/85 2-3, LHome 1/19/85 3-2, WHome 11/1/85 3-5, LHome 11/2/85 2-3 (OT), LAway 1/17/86 2-1 (OT), WAway 1/18/86 5-3, WHome 11/14/86 5-4, WHome 11/15/86 3-5, LAway 1/23/87 2-4, LAway 1/24/87 7-5, WAway 11/13/87 1-3, LAway 11/14/87 6-5 (OT), WHome 1/29/88 5-5 (OT), THome 1/30/88 4-4 (OT), TNeutral 3/11/88 4-5 (OT), LHome 12/9/88 2-3, LHome 12/10/88 4-4 (OT), TAway 2/17/89 3-5, LAway 2/18/89 0-7, LAway 12/8/89 5-5 (OT), TAway 12/9/89 4-10, LHome 2/16/90 3-4 (OT), LHome 2/17/90 1-6, LAway 11/9/90 2-10, LAway 11/10/90 2-9, LHome 2/22/91 2-4, LHome 2/23/91 1-2, LNeutral 3/8/91 4-11, LHome 2/21/92 1-5, LHome 2/22/92 1-1 (OT), TAway 3/6/92 1-6, LAway 3/7/92 2-3, LAway 2/19/93 2-6, LAway 2/20/93 1-6, LHome 2/27/93 3-7, LAway 1/28/94 4-3 (OT), WHome 2/18/94 2-2 (OT), THome 2/19/94 3-5, LHome 12/2/94 2-1 (OT), WAway 2/24/95 2-3, LAway 2/25/95 4-4 (OT), LAway 3/10/95 2-7, LAway 3/11/95 0-5, LAway 11/10/95 6-5, WHome 1/12/96 3-6, LHome 1/13/96 3-3 (OT), TAway 11/8/96 4-5, LAway 11/9/96 3-6, LHome 1/25/97 1-1 (OT), THome 11/14/97 4-3 (OT), WHome 11/15/97 1-4, LAway 1/16/98 3-4, LHome 11/6/98 2-2 (OT), TAway 12/4/99 0-6, LAway 3/6/99 1-5, LAway 10/29/99 4-1, WAway 10/30/99 4-5, LHome 2/24/00 7-3, WHome 2/25/00 3-6, LHome 10/27/00 5-2, WHome 10/28/00 10-3, WAway 12/14/01 1-4, LAway 12/15/01 4-1, WHome 11/29/02 4-2, WHome 11/30/02 3-0, WAway 1/2/04 3-3 (OT), TAway 1/3/04 1-2, LHome 2/25/05 2-3, LHome 2/26/05 3-2 (OT), W



Home 11/4/05 0-10, L Home 11/5/05 1-3, LAway 1/6/06 1-6, LAway 1/7/06 0-4, LAway 3/3/06 3-2 (OT), WAway 3/4/06 1-0, WAway 2/23/07 3-1, WAway 2/24/07 3-4, LHome 2/8/08 3-3 (OT), THome 2/9/08 2-3, LAway 2/20/09 4-7, LAway 2/21/09 4-1, WHome 3/6/09 3-6, LHome 3/7/09 4-3 (2OT), W Home 3/8/09 3-1, WHome 11/6/09 3-3, THome 11/7/09 2-1, WHome 12/10/10 2-5, LHome 12/11/10 4-1, WAway 1/21/11 2-2, TAway 1/22/11 4-4, TAway 2/17/12 3-1, WAway 2/18/12 2-3, LHome 3/9/12 4-2, WHome 3/10/12 5-2, W

MIAMIAll-Time 52-54-10Home 28-23-6Away 21-30-4Neutral 3-1-0

Location Date ResultHome 1/26/79 4-2, WHome 1/27/79 6-2, WAway 11/2/79 3-2 (OT), WAway 11/3/79 5-4, WHome 11/30/79 5-4, WHome 12/1/79 8-3, WHome 11/7/80 10-4, WHome 11/8/80 3-2, WAway 12/12/80 6-2, WAway 12/13/80 0-4, LHome 10/23/81 0-2, LHome 10/24/81 6-3, WAway 1/22/82 3-5, LAway 1/23/82 4-5, LAway 11/12/82 6-3, WAway 11/13/82 3-4 (OT), LHome 2/25/83 4-5, LHome 2/26/83 4-5, LAway 11/18/83 8-3, WAway 11/19/83 6-2, WHome 2/17/84 4-3, WHome 2/18/84 4-5, LAway 11/23/84 4-7, LAway 11/24/87 6-3, WHome 2/8/85 5-2, WHome 2/9/85 3-3 (OT), THome 11/22/85 6-5 (OT), WHome 11/23/85 8-4, WAway 2/7/86 4-3, WAway 2/8/86 8-4, WHome 10/10/86 6-1, WHome 10/11/86 5-6, LAway 2/20/87 2-5, LAway 2/21/87 5-3, WAway 10/9/87 5-2, WAway 10/10/87 9-2, WNeutral 1/3/88 10-6, WHome 2/26/88 6-2, WHome 2/27/88 4-2, WAway 11/18/88 4-3, WAway 11/19/88 2-3 (OT), LHome 1/27/89 2-4, L

Home 1/28/89 5-7, LHome 11/17/89 3-6, LHome 11/18/89 6-3, WAway 1/26/90 11-5, WAway 1/27/90 6-7, LAway 11/30/90 5-3, WAway 12/1/90 5-0, WHome 2/1/91 8-3, WHome 2/2/91 7-2, WAway 1/31/92 4-1, WAway 2/1/92 6-3, WHome 2/28/92 2-3, LHome 2/29/92 3-3 (OT), THome 3/13/92 1-3, LHome 3/14/92 3-4 (OT), LAway 1/23/93 2-3, LHome 2/12/93 2-5, LHome 2/13/93 7-6, WHome 11/20/93 6-4, WAway 1/21/94 3-7, LAway 1/22/94 2-5, LNeutral 3/18/94 4-3, WAway 11/11/94 2-6, LHome 1/6/95 3-3 (OT), THome 1/7/95 1-3, LAway 12/1/95 2-4, LAway 12/2/95 5-2, WHome 2/17/96 5-3, WHome 12/6/96 2-5, LHome 12/7/96 7-6 (OT), WAway 2/28/97 4-5, LAway 11/21/97 1-2 (OT), LAway 11/22/97 2-4, LHome 2/21/98 2-0, WAway 10/30/98 3-3 (OT), TAway 10/31/98 4-7, LHome 11/28/98 1-1 (OT), THome 10/8/99 3-3 (OT), THome 10/9/99 2-3, LHome 12/1/00 6-4, WHome 12/2/00 1-5, LAway 2/2/01 1-4, LAway 2/3/01 3-7, LAway 11/2/01 4-4 (OT), TAway 11/3/01 2-5, LHome 1/17/03 3-2, WHome 1/18/03 4-1, WAway 2/27/04 2-2 (OT), TAway 2/28/04 2-5, LAway 11/19/04 2-1 (OT), WAway 11/20/04 1-4, LHome 2/4/05 2-5, LHome 2/5/05 3-2, WAway 1/20/06 1-6, LAway 1/21/06 3-4, LAway 3/10/06 1-4, LAway 3/11/06 4-5 (OT), LHome 1/12/07 3-5, LHome 1/13/07 5-3, WAway 2/22/08 0-2, LAway 2/23/08 1-8, LHome 12/6/08 2-4, LHome 12/7/08 3-7, LHome 11/20/09 0-3, LHome 11/21/09 1-1, TAway 1/29/10 1-4, LAway 1/30/10 1-2, LHome 11/26/10 5-2, WHome 11/27/10 1-5, LAway 2/11/11 3-3, TAway 2/12/11 1-3, LNeutral 3/19/11 2-5, LAway 1/20/12 1-3, LAway 1/21/12 0-4, LNeutral 3/16/12 6-2, W

MICHIGANAll-Time 30-68-10Home 14-26-7Away 13-41-2Neutral 3-1-0

Location Date ResultHome 11/23/79 4-5, LAway 11/24/79 7-8 (OT), LAway 10/24/80 5-6, LHome 10/25/80 1-5, LHome 11/13/81 3-3 (OT), TAway 11/14/81 3-4, LAway 12/3/82 10-5, WHome 12/4/82 1-2, LHome 10/14/83 6-5 (OT), WHome 1/20/84 5-4 (OT), WAway 1/21/84 7-1, WHome 12/7/84 4-3 (OT), WAway 12/9/84 0-3, LAway 2/22/85 5-2, WHome 2/23/85 7-1, WHome 12/6/85 8-6, WAway 12/7/85 6-4, WAway 2/21/86 6-5, WHome 2/22/86 6-4, WHome 11/22/86 3-4, LAway 11/23/86 8-6, WNeutral 12/28/86 8-2, WHome 1/30/87 6-5, WAway 1/31/87 4-9, LAway 11/20/87 3-5, LHome 11/21/87 5-1, WHome 2/5/88 4-3, WAway 2/6/88 1-5, LHome 3/4/88 4-5, LHome 3/5/88 4-3, WHome 3/6/88 10-0, WHome 11/25/88 3-3 (OT), TAway 11/26/88 6-5, WAway 2/3/89 5-5 (OT), THome 2/4/89 5-7, LAway 11/24/89 1-5, LHome 11/25/89 3-4, LHome 2/2/90 2-7, LAway 2/3/90 2-7, LAway 3/2/90 3-5, LAway 3/3/90 2-8, LHome 12/7/90 2-6, LAway 12/8/90 4-7. LAway 2/8/91 5-6, LHome 2/9/91 2-3, LAway 11/1/91 1-5, LHome 11/2/91 3-5, LHome 12/13/91 5-5 (OT), TAway 12/14/91 2-7, LHome 10/30/92 2-2 (OT), TAway 10/31/92 8-4, WAway 11/27/92 0-10, LHome 11/12/93 3-5, LAway 12/3/93 1-6, LHome 12/4/93 3-6, LNeutral 3/19/94 4-6, LHome 12/10/94 3-4, LAway 1/27/95 2-2 (OT), THome 12/9/95 5-0, WAway 2/3/95 3-8, LAway 10/20/95 7-2, WHome 10/21/95 2-3, LAway 12/4/96 1-3, LHome 1/17/97 5-5 (OT), TAway 1/18/97 5-8, LHome 12/12/97 3-4, LAway 12/13/97 1-4, LHomw 1/10/98 3-4, (OT) LAway 1/16/99 3-6, L


Home 2/13/99 2-2 (OT), THome 2/19/99 5-5 (OT), TAway 2/11/00 2-7, LAway 2/12/00 3-9, LAway 3/10/00 2-4, LAway 3/11/00 2-6, LAway 1/19/01 1-5, LAway 1/20/01 5-4 (OT), WHome 10/19/01 3-1, WAway 10/20/01 3-5, LAway 3/1/02 2-4, LHome 3/2/02 2-6, LAway 1/10/03 3-10, LHome 1/11/03 4-3, WHome 1/23/04 1-4, LAway 1/24/04 0-7, LAway 1/7/05 4-6, LHome 1/8/05 5-6, LAway 1/31/06 3-7, LHome 2/7/06 1-4, LAway 12/1/06 6-3, WHome 12/2/06 5-6, LHome 2/2/07 4-7, LAway 2/3/07 1-3, LAway 1/11/08 1-6, LHome 1/12/08 1-5, LAway 11/15/08 2-1, WHome 11/16/08 0-5, LAway 3/13/09 2-5, LAway 3/14/09 1-6, LHome 1/8/10 3-4, LAway 1/9/10 1-6, LAway 2/18/11 3-6, LAway 2/19/11 4-5 (OT), LNeutral 3/18/11 5-2, WAway 11/4/11 3-2, WAway 11/5/11 2-5, LNeutral 3/17/12 3-2, W

MICHIGAN STATEAll-Time 29-64-8Home 22-25-2Away 5-34-6Neutral 2-3-0

Location Date ResultHome 10/19/79 6-7, LAway 10/20/79 8-6, WAway 1/8/82 3-2, WHome 1/9/82 3-4, LAway 2/12/82 2-6, LHome 2/13/82 3-7, LAway 1/21/83 0-8, LAway 1/22/83 4-6, LHome 10/21/83 2-5, LHome 10/22/83 2-5, LNeutral 3/10/84 0-5, LHome 10/19/84 4-6, LHome 10/20/84 3-2, WAway 1/4/85 3-4 (OT), LLocation Date ResultAway 1/6/85 3-7, LHome 10/18/85 5-1, WAway 10/19/85 3-4, LAway 1/4/86 2-4, LHome 1/5/86 5-8, LNeutral 3/8/86 3-1, W Home 10/31/86 3-6, LAway 11/1/86 3-7, LNeutral 12/27/86 7-3, WAway 1/9/87 6-8, LHome 1/10/87 4-5 (OT), LNeutral 3/6/87 3-6, LAway 10/30/87 2-4, LHome 10/31/87 0-4, LHome 1/15/88 6-7, L

Away 1/17/88 2-3, LNeutral 3/12/88 6-9, LHome 11/4/88 1-8, LAway 11/5/88 1-12, LAway 1/13/89 5-5 (OT), THome 1/14/89 4-2, WHome 11/3/89 4-6, LAway 11/4/89 4-5, LAway 1/12/90 2-11, LHome 1/13/90 3-6, LAway 10/26/90 3-3 (OT), THome 10/27/90 2-3, LHome 1/25/91 3-2, WAway 1/26/91 8-1, WHome 3/1/91 4-3, WHome 3/2/91 4-2, WAway 11/22/91 3-4 (OT), LHome 11/23/91 5-2, WAway 1/4/92 2-5, LHome 1/6/92 4-5 (OT), LHome 11/6/92 5-3, WAway 11/13/92 2-4, LHome 2/6/93 2-0, WHome 12/10/93 2-1, WAway 12/11/93 2-0, WAway 3/4/94 2-5, LHome 10/28/94 2-3, LHome 1/28/95 1-8, LAway 2/17/95 1-4, LAway 12/8/95 0-3, LHome 2/9/96 7-1, WAway 2/10/96 2-3, LAway 10/19/96 1-3, LHome 1/31/97 3-2 (OT), WHome 2/7/97 5-2, WAway 3/7/97 1-4, LAway 3/8/97 1-3, LAway 10/17/97 2-2 (OT), THome 10/18/97 0-2, LAway 2/13/98 2-4, LAway 10/16/98 1-1 (OT), THome 11/21/98 1-4, LAway 2/27/99 2-4, LHome 1/28/00 2-2 (OT), THome 1/28/00 3-2 (OT), WAway 11/17/00 2-2 (OT), THome 2/16/01 4-2, WAway 1/11/02 3-6, LHome 1/12/02 2-0, WHome 3/7/03 0-4, LAway 3/8/03 5-8, LAway 10/24/03 2-4, LHome 10/25/03 3-7, LHome 1/14/05 5-4, WAway 1/15/05 1-3, LAway 11/18/05 3-3 (OT), THome 11/19/05 5-3, WAway 10/13/06 1-4, LHome 10/14/06 3-2, WHome 2/16/07 4-3, WAway 2/17/07 2-0, WAway 2/15/08 0-3, LHome 2/16/08 2-4, LAway 10/31/08 1-3, LHome 11/1/08 2-2 (OT), TAway 10/30/09 1-2, LHome 10/31/09 3-5, LHome 11/5/10 4-3, WHome 11/6/10 3-1, WHome 11/11/11 2-3, LHome 11/12/11 2-4, L

NORTHERN MICHIGANAll-Time 23-45-7Home 15-16-1

Away 8-29-6

Location Date ResultHome 11/19/76 6-7 (OT), LHome 11/20/76 6-5, WAway 11/26/76 4-1, WAway 11/27/76 5-4 (OT), WAway 11/18/77 1-2, LAway 11/19/77 5-5 (OT), THome 12/2/77 5-2, WHome 12/3/77 2-5, LAway 1/5/79 2-3, LAway 1/6/79 3-4, LHome 2/16/79 6-8, LHome 2/17/79 6-7 (OT), LAway 1/18/80 3-5, LAway 1/19/80 2-8, LHome 2/29/80 4-5, LHome 3/1/80 7-5, WHome 12/5/80 3-5, LHome 12/6/80 5-7, LAway 2/13/81 5-6 (OT), LAway 2/14/81 3-5, LHome 1/29/82 6-3, WHome 1/30/82 7-2, WHome 1/7/83 2-4, LHome 1/8/83 4-3, WAway 1/13/84 7-8, LAway 1/14/84 4-2, WAway 3/2/84 3-2, WAway 3/3/84 4-4 (OT), THome 10/31/97 0-3, LHome 11/1/97 2-4, LAway 1/17/98 2-5, LHome 11/27/98 3-6, LHome 1/15/99 2-6, LAway 3/5/99 2-4, LHome 11/5/99 1-5, LHome 11/6/99 5-3, WAway 2/4/00 3-6, LAway 2/5/00 1-7, LAway 1/25/01 1-7, LAway 1/26/01 1-1 (OT), TAway 3/9/01 2-3 (OT), LAway 3/10/01 9-7, WAway 3/11/01 4-5 (OT), LHome 2/8/02 5-3, WHome 2/9/02 4-0. WAway 11/8/02 0-5, LAway 11/9/02 2-5, LAway 3/14/03 3-8, LAway 3/15/03 4-6, LAway 2/6/04 2-3, LAway 2/7/04 6-2, WAway 2/11/05 3-3 (OT), TAway 2/12/05 1-5, LAway 3/11/05 2-1, WAway 3/12/05 2-4, LAway 3/13/05 1-4, LAway 12/17/05 0-0 (OT), TAway 12/18/05 2-5, LHome 1/27/06 4-2, WHome 1/28/06 2-2 (OT), THome 11/17/06 2-7, LHome 11/18/06 3-2 (OT), WAway 11/9/07 4-2, WAway 11/10/07 3-4 (OT), LHome 1/30/09 5-6, LHome 1/31/09 3-4. LAway 2/12/10 2-7, LAway 2/13/10 1-2, LAway 12/3/10 1-3, LAway 12/4/10 4-4, THome 1/28/11 5-2, WHome 1/29/11 6-2, WHome 10/28/11 4-2, W



Home 10/29/11 3-2, W

NOTRE DAMEAll-Time 40-32-8Home 25-10-5Away 14-22-3Neutral 1-0-0

Location Date ResultAway 1/18/78 9-5, WHome 12/12/78 3-4, LAway 12/9/79 6-5, WAway 1/2/81 6-5 (OT), WHome 1/3/81 5-5 (OT), THome 11/6/81 5-4, WHome 11/7/81 2-6, LAway 2/26/82 6-3, WAway 2/27/82 8-10, LAway 11/5/82 2-0, WHome 11/6/82 3-5, LHome 1/28/83 7-8 (OT), LAway 1/29/83 3-4, LNeutral 12/28/85 11-2, WHome 10/18/88 8-2, WAway 2/21/89 11-2, WAway 2/7/92 10-4, WHome 2/8/92 7-5, WAway 11/20/92 2-3, LHome 11/21/92 5-4, WHome 2/26/93 5-3, WAway 10/29/93 3-4, LHome 2/11/94 6-0, WAway 2/12/94 4-1, WHome 3/11/94 6-3, WHome 3/12/94 7-1, WHome 11/17/94 9-4, WAway 1/17/95 4-3, WHome 3/4/95 2-1, WAway 11/3/95 3-2, WHome 11/4/95 6-2, WHome 2/13/96 4-1, WAway 11/18/96 3-3 (OT), TAway 2/21/97 4-5 (OT), LHome 2/22/97 6-1, WHome 12/5/97 1-2, LAway 12/6/97 2-4, LHome 2/14/98 5-3, WAway 10/10/98 1-7, LHome 10/24/98 2-1, WAway 11/20/98 5-9, LAway 1/21/00 3-4, LAway 1/22/00 1-4, LAway 1/12/01 1-4, LHome 1/13/01 3-3 (OT), THome 3/2/01 4-5, LAway 3/3/01 7-2, WHome 11/16/01 4-4 (OT), THome 11/17/01 4-2, WAway 10/18/02 2-4, LHome 10/19/02 5-8, LHome 2/28/03 4-2, WAway 3/1/03 2-5, LHome 12/5/03 8-6, WHome 12/6/03 6-4, WAway 3/12/04 2-4, LAway 3/13/04 4-0, WAway 3/14/04 4-5 (OT), LHome 11/12/04 2-2 (OT), THome 11/13/04 2-3, LHome 12/2/05 4-3, WAway 12/3/05 0-3, LHome 1/19/07 3-2, WAway 1/20/07 0-3, LAway 11/16/07 1-4, LHome 11/17/07 1-5, L

Home 2/29/08 3-0, WAway 3/1/08 1-3, LAway 11/28/08 1-4, LAway 11/29/08 3-3 (OT), THome 2/5/10 7-2, WHome 2/6/10 4-1, WAway 10/29/10 2-3, LHome 10/30/10 2-2, THome 2/25/11 2-3, LAway 2/26/11 2-0, WAway 11/15/11 2-3, LHome 11/22/11 2-2, TAway 1/13/12 3-2, WHome 1/14/12 3-1, W

OHIO STATEAll-Time 59-55-11Home 35-26-4Away 24-29-7Neutral 0-1-0

Location Date ResultHome 12/12/75 6-4, WHome 12/13/75 7-3, WAway 1/9/76 5-7, LAway 1/10/76 5-4, WAway 12/10/76 2-5, LAway 12/11/76 4-5, LHome 1/21/77 3-4, LHome 1/22/77 5-4, WHome 12.9/77 7-1, WHome 12/10/77 1-4, LAway 2/25/78 3-5, LAway 2/26/78 2-7, LHome 12/21/78 8-3, WHome 12/22/78 6-10, LAway 2/9/79 4-3, WAway 2/10/79 2-13, LAway 12/14/79 3-4, LAway 12/15/79 3-7, LHome 2/15/80 6-6 (OT), THome 2/16/80 7-5, WAway 1/23/81 2-3, LAway 1/24/81 0-6, LHome 2/20/81 3-4 (OT), LHome 2/21/81 5-5 (OT), THome 1/15/82 2-8, LHome 1/16/82 3-6, LHome 12/17/82 1-5, LHome 12/18/82 1-7, LAway 2/11/83 2-6, LAway 2/12/83 1-6, LHome 12/16/83 2-4, LHome 12/17/83 3-4 (OT), LAway 2/24/84 6-4, WAway 2/25/84 3-5, LHome 11/9/84 2-3, LHome 11/10/84 4-1, WAway 1/25/85 4-6, LAway 1/26/85 4-5, LHome 3/1/85 2-4, LHome 3/2/85 5-4 (OT), WAway 11/8/85 8-3, WAway 11/9/85 8-7 (OT), WHome 1/24/86 11-7, WHome 1/25/86 4-6, LHome 11/28/86 9-4, WHome 11/29/86 4-2, WAway 2/6/87 3-2, WAway 2/7/87 6-3, WNeutral 3/7/87 4-7, LAway 11/27/87 4-5, LAway 11/28/87 5-3, WHome 2/12/88 9-6, WHome 2/13/88 7-3, WHome 11/11/88 4-3, W

Home 11/12/88 3-2, WAway 1/20/89 3-3 (OT), TAway 1/21/89 5-1, WAway 11/10/89 7-4, WAway 11/11/89 7-6, WHome 1/19/90 3-4, LHome 1/20/90 7-5, WHome 11/16/90 4-2, WHome 11/17/90 3-1, WAway 1/11/91 7-1, WAway 1/12/91 2-4, LAway 11/8/91 4-4 (OT), TAway 11/9/91 9-6, WHome 1/17/92 8-1, WHome 1/18/92 8-5, WHome 1/16/93 5-1, WAway 1/22/93 4-4 (OT), TAway 3/5/93 7-2, WHome 11/26/93 7-2, WHome 11/27/92 3-3 (OT), WAway 2/26/94 4-2, WAway 10/22/94 6-2, W Away 11/12/94 4-3, WHome 12/3/94 4-2, WAway 11/17/95 1-0, WHome 11/25/95 7-1, WHome 11/26/95 3-0, WHome 11/1/96 6-3, WHome 11/2/96 3-2 (OT), WAway 2/13/97 2-6, LAway 3/1/97 3-3 (OT), TAway 11/7/97 3-1, WHome 1/30/98 2-4, LHome 1/31/98 0-2, LHome 11/7/98 2-2 (OT), TAway 1/29/99 1-3, LAway 1/30/99 0-8, LAway 10/15/99 4-2, WAway 10/16/99 5-1, WHome 12/14/00 2-5, LHome 12/15/00 5-4, WAway 1/5/01 3-1, LAway 1/6/01 3-2, LHome 1/4/02 1-3, LHome 1/5/02 3-4 (OT), LHome 3/8/02 2-3 (OT), LHome 3/9/02 1-3, LAway 2/7/03 2-3 (OT), LAway 2/8/03 2-3, LHome 2/20/04 4-1, WHome 2/21/04 1-5, LHome 10/29/04 6-3, WHome 10/30/04 2-5, LAway 1/28/05 3-4, LAway 1/29/05 0-7, LHome 10/28/05 5-1, WHome 10/29/05 5-4, WAway 11/9/06 8-5, WAway 11/10/06 2-2 (OT), THome 11/23/07 4-2, WHome 11/24/07 0-3, LAway 1/23/09 2-2 (SOL), TAway 1/24/09 4-1, WAway 11/13/09 2-4, LAway 11/14/09 2-4, LHome 2/19/10 1-3, LHome 2/20/10 3-3, THome 1/14/11 4-2, WHome 1/15/11 2-2, THome 2/10/12 3-2, WHome 2/11/12 3-4, L

AIR FORCEAll-Time 2-3-0Home 1-1-0Away 1-2-0


Location Date ResultHome 2/6/76 5-7, LHome 2/7/76 6-2, WAway 2/4/77 3-7, LAway 2/5/77 9-8, WAway 1/23/88 2-5, L

ALABAMA-HUNTSVILLEAll-Time 7-1-0Home 7-1-0

Location Date ResultHome 10/20/00 5-6 (OT), LHome 10/21/00 4-3, WHome 11/27/04 5-1, WHome 11/28/04 3-1, WHome 1/26/07 5-0, WHome 1/27/07 6-5 (OT), WHome 1/16/09 4-3, WHome 1/17/09 5-1, WAway 10/23/09 2-1, WAway 10/24/09 2-1, WHome 10/7/11 7-1, WHome 10/8/11 4-0, W

ALASKA-ANCHORAGEAll-Time 1-2-0Home 1-1-0Neutral 0-1-0

Location Date ResultHome 10/21/88 4-6, LHome 10/22/88 6-3, WNeutral 12/28/88 4-5 (OT), L

BOSTON UNIVERSITYAll-Time 0-3-0 Location Date ResultAway 12/29/83 3-8, LAway 12/30/83 2-5, LNeutral 12/30/94 2-5, L

BROWNAll-Time 1-0-1

Location Date ResultNeutral 12/22/90 6-3, WNeutral 1/3/09 1-1 (OT), T

BEMIDJI STATEAll-Time 2-2-0Home 1-1-0Away 1-1-0

Location Date ResultAway 12/17/04 4-3 (OT), WAway 12/18/04 2-4, LHome 2/10/06 1-6, LHome 2/11/06 5-4 (OT), W

BENTLEYAll-Time 2-0-0

Location Date ResultHome 10/19/07 5-2, WHome 10/20/07 3-1, W

CANISIUSAll-Time 3-1-0Holme 3-1-0

Location Date ResultHome 11/23/01 4-2, WHome 11/24/01 4-3, WHome 10/8/10 3-5, LHome 10/9/10 3-2 (OT), W

CLARKSONAll-Time 2-6-2Home 1-0-1Away 1-4-1Neutral 0-2-0

Location Date ResultAway 11/5/76 3-9. LAway 11/6/76 3-6, LAway 12/16/77 4-6, LAway 12/17/77 7-8, LNeutral 12/21/90 0-7, LHome 11/5/93 2-2 (OT), THome 11/6/93 4-3, WAway 11/4/94 8-4, WAway 11/5/94 4-4 (OT), TNeutral 3/22/96 1-6, L

COLGATEAll-Time 7-4-1Home 3-1-0Away 1-2-1Neutral 3-1-0

Location Date ResultNeutral 1/2/88 8-7 (OT), WNeutral 12/29/89 4-5, LHome 1/13/95 8-5, WHome 1/14/95 5-3, WNeutral 12/30/95 5-4 (OT), WAway 1/26/96 4-3 (OT), WAway 1/27/96 2-4, LNeutral 12/28/00 2-0, WHome 11/28/03 4-1, WHome 11/29/03 1-4, LAway 11/25/05 2-2 (OT), TAway 11/26/05 3-4 (OT), L

COLORADO COLLEGEAll-Time 0-2-0

Location Date ResultAway 12/20/02 4-8, LAway 12/21/02 1-3, L

CORNELLAll-Time 1-7-1Home 0-3-0Away 1-2-1Neutral 0-2-0

Location Date RresultNeutral 12/30/78 3-8, LNeutral 12/28/97 2-3, LHome 1/23/98 0-2, LAway 1/14/00 3-4, LAway 1/15/00 1-3, LHome 12/6/02 1-6, LHome 12/7/02 2-3 (OT), LAway 10/31/03 5-5 (OT), TAway 11/1/03 3-2, W

DARTMOUTHAll-Time 3-4-1Home 2-1-1Away 1-3-0

Location Date ResultAway 12/19/75 0-6, LAway 12/20/75 6-7 (OT), L

Home 12/17/76 3-7, LHome 12/18/76 3-3 (OT), TAway 11/26/99 7-3, WAway 11/27/99 3-4, LHome 11/3/00 5-0, W Home 11/4/00 5-4, W

DENVERAll-Time 2-3-0Home 2-0-0Away 0-2-0Neutral 0-1-0

Location Date ResultAway 11/26/82 1-5, LAway 11/27/82 4-10. LHome 11/25/83 4-3, WHome 11/26/83 3-2, WNeutral 3/26/11 2-3 (2OT), L

HARVARDAll-Time 2-2-0Home 2-0-0Neutral 0-2-0

Location Date ResultHome 12/29/81 3-1, WHome 12/30/81 4-2, WNeutral 3/21/86 2-4, LNeutral 3/22/86 2-7, L

HOLY CROSSAll-Time 0-0-1

Location Date ResultNeutral 12/30/07 1-1 (OT), T

MERCYHURSTAll-Time 5-1-0Home 3-1-0Away 2-0-0

Location Date ResultHome 11/21/03 4-2, WHome 11/22/03 4-7, LHome 10/16/09 5-1, WHome 10/17/09 4-3, WAway 10/15/10 3-2, WAway 10/16/10 1-0, W

MERRIMACKAll-Time 4-2-0Home 1-1-0Away 1-1-0Neutral 2-0-0

Location Date ResultNeutral 12/29/78 6-5 (OT), WAway 11/2/90 9-8, WAway 11/3/90 3-5, LHome 10/23/92 4-5, LHome 10/24/92 5-2, WNeutral 12/29/00 8-1, W

MICHIGAN TECHAll-Time: 2-10-1Home: 2-3-1Away: 0-6-0Neutral: 0-1-0

Location Date ResultNeutral 12/28/77 2-6, LHome 10/30/81 6-2, WHome 10/31/81 4-6, LAway 12/4/81 3-7, L



Away 12/5/81 5-6, LAway 10/29/82 1-4, LAway 10/30/82 4-6, LHome 11/4/83 2-3, LHome 11/5/83 2-8, LAway 12/16/89 5-8, LAway 12/17/89 2-5, LHome 12/14/90 4-4 (OT), THome 12/15/90 4-2, W

MINNESOTAAll-Time 1-0-0

Location Date ResultNeutral 12/17/88 9-3, W

MINNESOTA-DULUTHAll-Time 0-4-0Home 0-2-0Away 0-2-0

Location Date ResultAway 10/17/08 1-5, LAway 10/18/08 5-6 (OT), LHome 1/6/12 1-4, LHome 1/7/12 2-5, L

NEBRASKA-OMAHAAll-Time 8-12-6Home 4-6-4Away 4-6-2Away at Current Arena 3-4-1

Location Date ResultAway 11/12/99 1-3, LAway 11/13/99 4-4 (OT), THome 2/9/01 1-2, LHome 2/10/01 3-3 (OT), THome 11/9/01 1-4, LHome 11/10/01 2-0, WAway 2/15/02 3-5, LAway 2/16/02 3-1, WHome 11/1/02 8-2, WHome 11/2/02 0-2, LHome 10/17/03 5-1, WHome 10/18/03 2-2 (OT), TAway 1/16/04 5-4, WAway 1/17/04 3-2, WAway 10/22/04 3-7, LAway 10/23/04 3-4 (OT), LHome 2/24/06 5-5 (OT), THome 2/25/06 6-3, WAway 10/27/06 5-7, LAway 10/28/06 0-6, LHome 1/5/08 3-6, LHome 1/6/08 2-4, LHome 11/7/08 2-2 (OT), THome 11/8/08 2-5, LAway 2/6/09 1-1 (OT), TAway 2/7/09 5-0, WAway 11/27/09 3-4, LAway 11/28/09 2-4, L

NEW HAMPSHIREAll-Time 2-3-0Home 1-1-0Away 1-1-0Neutral 0-1-0

Location Date ResultHome 11/11/83 4-8, LHome 11/12/83 4-1, WAway 10/12/84 4-1, WAway 10/13/84 3-7, LNeutral 12/30/06 2-5, L

NIAGARAAll-Time 8-5-0Home 5-1-0Away 3-4-0

Location Date ResultHome 2/18/00 2-1, WHome 2/19/00 2-3 (OT), LAway 11/10/00 4-1, WAway 11/11/00 4-3 (OT), WHone 11/23/02 7-3, WAway 11/14/03 3-2, WAway 11/15/03 2-3, LHome 11/5/04 4-3, WHome 11/6/04 4-1, WAway 10/22/05 2-3, LAway 10/26/07 2-4, LAway 10/27/07 1-3, LHome 10/10/08 4-2, W

NORTHEASTERNAll-Time 1-3-0Neutral 1-3-0

Location Date ResultNeutral 12/29/79 4-2, WNeutral 12/30/89 6-8, LNeutral 12/30/94 2-5, LNeutral 1/2/09 1-3, L

NORTH DAKOTAAll-Time 0-5-0Home 0-2-0Away 0-2-0Neutral 0-1-0

Location Date ResultHome 1/3/97 3-6, LHome 1/4/97 3-5, LAway 1/2/98 5-12, LAway 1/3/98 1-5, LNeutral 3/24/12 1-3, L

MAINEAll-Time 1-3-2Home 1-0-1Away 0-1-1Neutral 0-2-0

Location Date ResultNeutral 12/19/92 1-4, LHome 10/26/01 4-3, WHome 10/27/01 2-2 (OT), TAway 10/26/02 0-4, LAway 10/27/02 4-4 (OT), TNeutral 12/29/06 4-8, L

PRINCETONAll-Time 1-0-0


PROVIDENCEAll-Time 2-3-0Home 1-1-0Away 1-1-0Neutral 0-1-0

Location Date ResultHome 10/27/95 4-1, WHome 10/28/95 4-5 (OT), LAway 11/29/96 3-4 (OT), L

Away 11/30/96 5-4, WNeutral 12/28/01 1-4, L

QUINNIPIACAll-Time 0-1-0

Location Date ResultNeutral 12/29/07 1-2, L

RENSSELAERAll-Time 2-4-0Home 1-2-0Neutral 1-0-0Away 0-2-0

Location Date ResultNeutral 12/28/79 4-2, WHome 11/28/80 9-5, WHome 11/29/80 3-7, LHome 1/24/98 1-2, LAway 1/22/99 2-5, LAway 1/23/99 0-2, L

ROCHESTER INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGYAll-Time 0-2-0Home 0-1-0Neutral 0-1-0

Location Date ResultNeutral 12/27/85 3-4, LHome 10/11/08 1-2, L

ROBERT MORRISAll-Time 0-1-0

Location Date ResultHome 10/15/05 2-5, L

SACRED HEARTAll-Time 2-0-0


ST. CLOUD STATEAll-Time 1-1-0Away 1-1-0

Location Date ResultAway 12/29/11 2-4, LAway 12/30/11 2-1 (OT), W

ST. LAWRENCEAll-Time 4-4-1Home 1-1-0Away 1-2-1Neutral 2-1-0

Location Date ResultHome 11/6/87 7-6 (OT), WHome 11/7/87 1-2, LAway 12/28/88 5-9, LAway 12/29/88 2-7, LNeutral 12/29/93 6-3, WNeutral 12/29/95 5-2, WNeutral 12/27/96 3-5, LAway 10/22/10 3-1, WAway 10/23/10 3-3, T

UMASS-LOWELLAll-Time 0-1-0

Location Date ResultNeutral 11/25/94 2-3, L


UNIONAll-Time 2-0-2Home 2-0-0Away 0-0-2

Home 12/18/10 2-1, WHome 12/19/10 3-1. WAway 10/14/11 2-2, TAway 10/15/11 3-3, T

VERMONTAll-Time 3-1-0Home 2-0-0Away 1-1-0

Location Date ResultHome 12/12/85 12-3, WHome 12/13/85 3-2, WAway 11/7/86 5-8, LAway 11/8/86 3-0, W

WISCONSINAll-Time 3-5-0Home 1-1-0Away 2-3-0Neutral 0-1-0

Location Date ResultAway 10/17/80 3-7, LAway 10/18/80 4-5, LHome 11/27/81 2-9, LHome 11/28/81 3-2, WAway 10/10/85 5-4, WAway 10/11/85 6-4, WNeutral 3/25/94 3-6, LAway 12/30/05 1-4, L

YaleAll-Tine 1-0-0


CANADIAN SCHOOLS/FORMER D1 PROGRAMS

ALGOMAAll-Time 4-0-0Home 4-0-0

Location Date ResultHome 1/4/74 8-4, WHome 1/5/74 7-2, WHome 11/15/74 13-4, WHome 11/16/74 11-6, W

BROCKAll-Time 1-0-0

Location Date ResultHome 10/13/95 11-2, W

BuffaloAll-Time 10-2-0Home 6-0-0Away 4-2-0

Location Date ResultHome 1/11/74 7-5, WHome 1/12/74 5-1, WAway 3/1/74 2-4, LAway 3/2/74 3-3 (OT), LHome 1/10/75 6-4, WHome 1/11/75 6-3, WAway 1/31/75 10-3, WAway 2/1/75 7-4, WHome 2/27/76 6-5, W

Home 2/28/76 7-6 (OT), WAway 2/25/77 5-1, WAway 2/26/77 4-3, W

FINDLAYAll-Time 1-0-0


HENRY FORD CCAll-Time 2-0-0Home 1-0-0

Location Date ResultAway 12/14/73 15-1, WHome 2/9/74 4-2, W

ILLINOIS-CHICAGOAll-Time 38-15-5Home 18-4-3Away 20-11-2Neutral 1-0-0

Location Date ResultHome 12/10/82 6-0, WHome 12/11/82 8-5, WAway 2/18/83 1-1 (OT), TAway 2/19/83 3-1, WAway 12/2/83 5-4, WAway 12/3/83 10-4, WHome 1/27/84 5-1, WHome 1/28/84 5-2, WAway 10/26/84 4-5, LAway 10/27/84 6-7, LHome 1/11/85 3-0, WHome 1/12/85 8-2, WHome 10/25/85 6-4, WHome 10/26/85 3-4, LAway 1/10/86 8-1, WAway 1/11/86 5-4 (OT), WAway 10/17/86 6-5 (OT), WAway 10/18/86 6-9, LHome 12/12/86 4-0, WHome 12/13/86 4-1, WAway 2/27/87 3-2 (OT), WAway 2/28/87 4-6, LAway 3/1/87 5-1, WHome 10/16/87 6-7 (OT), LAway 10/17/87 5-3, WAway 12/11/87 6-5, WHome 12/12/87 3-2 (OT), WAway 12/2/88 3-6, LAway 12/3/88 4-5, LHome 2/10/89 4-5, LHome 2/11/89 3-7, LAway 3/3/89 4-8, LAway 3/4/89 6-4, WAway 3/5/89 2-6, LHome 12/1/89 6-4, WHome 12/2/89 9-6, WAway 2/9/90 1-5, LAway 2/10/90 3-3 (OT), THome 10/19/90 4-1, WAway 10/20/90 4-2, WAway 1/18/91 4-7, LHome 1/19/91 7-6, WAway 10/25/91 5-1, WAway 10/26/91 3-1, WHome 2/14/92 5-5 (OT), THome 2/15/92 2-2 (OT), TAway 12/4/92 5-3, WHome 12/5/92 4-2, WAway 2/2/93 2-4, LHome 1/14/94 4-3 (OT), WAway 1/15/94 7-3, W

Home 3/5/94 5-3, WNeutral 11/24/94 3-2. WAway 1/10/95 2-3, LHome 2/7/95 9-4, WAway 3/2/95 5-1, WHome 1/5/96 3-3 (OT), TAway 1/7/96 3-2 (OT), WAway 2/3/96 5-1, W

ILLINOIS-CHICAGO CIRCLEAll-Time 9-0-0Home 5-0-0Away 4-0-0

Location Date ResultAway 11/24/73 5-1, WHome 2/8/74 4-2, WHome 11/22/74 12-2, WHome 11/23/74 8-1, WAway 2/15/75 14-3, WHome 10/26/79 6-2, WHome 10/27/79 11-1, WAway 10/31/80 8-2, WAway 11/1/80 11-2, W

IOWA STATEAll-Time 1-0-0Home 1-0-0


KENT STATEAll-Time 9-1-0Home - 5-0-0Away - 4-1-0

Location Date ResultAway 11/16/73 7-3, WAway 11/17/73 6-0, WHome 2/22/74 8-3, WHome 2/23/74 6-4, WHome 1/29/93 5-4 (OT), WHome 1/30/93 7-3, WAway 3/6/93 6-4, WAway 10/22/93 2-6, LAway 10/23/93 5-4 (OT), WHome 2/5/94 8-4, W

LAKE FORESTAll-Time 13-1-0Home 8-0-0Away 5-1-0

Location Date ResultHome 12/7/73 10-2, WHome 12/8/73 6-1, WAway 1/25/74 6-4, WAway 1/26/74 4-5 (OT), LHome 12/6/74 13-5, WHome 12/7/74 8-3, WAway 1/24/75 13-2, WAway 1/25/75 13-2, WAway 12/5/75 10-3, WAway 12/6/75 12-4, WHome 1/23/76 7-3, WHome 1/24/76 10-2, WHome 12/3/76 11-3, WHome 12/4/76 9-1,W

McMASTERAll-Time 2-1-0Home 2-1-0




Home 11/3/78 3-4, LHome 11/4/78 5-3, W

MICHIGAN-DEARBORNAll-Time 4-0-0Home 4-0-0


NORTHERN ILLINOISAll-Time 2-0-0Home 1-0-0Away 1-0-0

Location Date ResultAway 1/18/74 19-1, WHome 1/19/74 18-1, W

OHIOAll-Time 3-1-0Home 2-0-0Away 1-1-0

Location Date ResultHome 11/30/73 10-4, WHome 12/1/73 11-2, WAway 2/15/74 4-5, LAway 2/16/74 5-2, W

ST. CLAIRAll-Time 8-1-1Home 5-0-0Away 3-1-1

Location Date ResultAway 1/15/73 6-5, WHome 2/20/74 4-1, WAway 11/27/74 2-6, LHome 2/12/75 11-1, WAway 11/26/75 5-5 (OT), THome 12/17/75 6-2, WHome 11/24/76 14-3, WAway 12/8/76 10-6, WHome 11/4/77 13-1, WAway 1/11/78 7-2, W

ST. FRANCIS XAVIERAll-Time 1-0-0


ST. LOUISAll-Time 7-15-1Home 5-5-0Away 2-8-0Neutral 0-2-1

Location Date ResultHome 2/28/75 2-10, LHome 3/1/75 4-6, LNeutral 3/7/75 2-5, LAway 2/13/76 4-7, LAway 2/14/76 3-5, LHome 2/20/76 4-1, WHome 2/21/76 7-6 (OT), WNeutral 3/13/76 2-2 (OT), TNeutral 3/14/76 2-13, LHome 1/14/77 5-4, WHome 1/15/77 1-3, LAway 2/18/77 4-6, LAway 2/20/77 2-4, L

Away 3/4/77 2-3, LAway 3/6/77 4-11, LHome 1/13/78 5-2, WHome 1/14/78 5-6, LAway 2/16/78 4-0, WAway 2/17/78 6-2, WAway 12/15/78 4-7, LAway 12/16/78 5-7, LHome 2/2/79 8-2, WHome 2/3/79 5-7, L

ST. MARY’S (Minn.)All-Time 2-0-0Home 2-0-0


ST. SCHOLASTICAAll-Time 2-0-0Home 2-0-0


TORONTOAll-Time 3-0-0Home 3-0-0

Location Date ResultHome 1/16/87 12-5, WHome 1/17/87 10-3, WHome 10/12/96 6-1, W

WATERLOOAll-Time 4-0-0Home 4-0-0


WAYNE STATEAll-Time 3-2-0Home 3-1-0Away 0-1-0

Location Date ResultHome 12/31/05 3-6, LHome 11/4/06 4-0, WAway 12/16/06 5-7, LHome 12/7/07 5-2, WHome 12/8/08 5-1, W

WESTERN ONTARIOAll-Time 1-0-2Home 1-0-1Neutral 0-0-1

Location Date ResultNeutral 12/30/79 5-5 (OT), THome 10/14/95 9-2, WHome 10/9/97 1-1 (OT), T

WILFRID LAURIERAll-Time 4-0-0Home 4-0-0

Location Date ResultHome 11/17/78 4-3, WHome 11/18/78 3-2, WHome 11/16/79 12-3, W

Home 11/17/79 7-4, W

WINDSORAll-Time 3-1-0Home 3-1-0

Location Date ResultHome 11/22/75 8-4, WHome 1/5/77 8-2, WHome 11/22/77 3-4 (OT), LHome 11/7/78 5-1, W

WISCONSIN-SUPERIORAll-Time 5-1-0Home 5-1-0

Location Date ResultHome 11/14/75 9-8 (OT), WHome 11/15/75 10-2, WHome 11/12/76 3-6, LHome 11/13/76 12-5, WHome 11/25/77 9-3, WHome 11/26/77 11-3, W

UMASS-AMHERSTAll-Time 1-1-0

Location Date ResultHome 12/29/98 4-3, WHome 12/30/98 0-1, L

53WMU HOCKEY LETTERWINNERS

A’sSteve Abbott, ’80, ’81, 82, ’83Kipp Acton, ’76, ’77, ’78, ’79Rob Adams, ’83, ’84, ’85, ’86Matt Addesa, ’97, ’98, ’99, ’00Josh Akright, ’01, ’03Dave Anastos, ’74Chad Anderson, ’96, ’97Daryl Andrews, ’97, ’98, ’99, ’00 Mike Anella, ’74Nathan Ansell, ’05, ’06, ‘07, ‘08 Bill Armstrong, ’87, ’88, ’89 Andy Atkinson, ’83, ’85 Tim Audette, ’74 Tom Auge, ’88, ’89, ’90, ’91

B’sBob Bailey, ’80, ’81, ’82, ’83 Chase Balisy, ‘11, ‘12Matt Barnes, ’96, ’97, ’98, ’99 Anthony Battaglia, ’99, ’00, ’01, ’02 Mark Beach, ’76, ’77Brette Beebe, ‘12 Chris Belanger, ’92, ’93 Daniel Bellissimo, ’05, ’06, ‘07Vince Bellissimo, ’03, ’04, ’05Shane Berschbach, ‘11, ‘12 Dave Berthelsen, ’79, ’80, ’81, ’82 Brian Bicek, ’05, ’06, ‘07, ‘08David Bina, ’83, ’84, ’85, ’86 Mike Bishai, ’99, ’00, ’01, ’02 Brad Blake, ’75 Guy Blanchard, ’80, ’81 Nic Boileau, ’02 Jeff Bond, ’79 Joe Bonnett, ’90, ’91, ’92, ’93 Brent Brekke, ’91, ’92, ’93, ’94 Lee Brodeur, ’86, ’87, ’88 Chris Brooks, ’93, ’94, ’95, ’96 Craig Brown, ’91, ’92, ’93, ’94Dennis Brown, ‘11, ‘12Jeremy Brown, ’93, ’94, ’95, ’96 Mike Brown, ’76, ’77, ’78, ’79 Rob Bryden, ’84, ’85, ’86, ’87 Stuart Burnie, ’83, ’84, ’85, ’86Kyle Bushee, ’04, ’05

C’sKen Calder, ’80, ’81, ’82, ’83 Jeff Campbell, ’01, ’02, ’03, ’04 Max Campbell, ‘08 , ‘09, ‘10, ‘11 Paul Cappuccio, ’77, ’78 Justin Cardwell, ’94, ’95, ’96, ’97 Tom Carriere, ’93 Scott Chartier, ’93 Jeremy Cheyne, ’03, ’04Chuck Chiatto, ’84, ’85, ’86Chris Clackson, ‘07, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10Matt Clackson, ’06, ‘07, ‘08 Chris Clarke, ’88, ’89, ’90, ’91 Kevin Clauson, ’98 Tony Code, ’94, ’95

Geoff Collard, ’96, ’97, ’98, ’99Jordan Collins, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10Kevin Connauton, ‘09 Trevor Cook, ’02, ’03, ’04, ’05Joe Corvo, ’96, ’97 Scott Coulter, ’78, ’79, ’80, ’81 Dave Cousineau, ’00, ’01, ’02, ’03 Ryan Crane, ’99, ’00, ’01, ’02 Matt Cressman, ’94, ’95, ’96, ’97J.J. Crew, ‘09, ‘10, ‘11, ‘12 David Cromer, ’83 Jeff Crossman, ’83, ’84, ’85, ’86 Jim Culhane, ’84, ’85, ’86, ’87

D’sRyan D’Arcy, ’92, ’93, ’94 Paul Davies, ’01, ’02, ’03, ’04Brad Dawson, ’89, ’90, ’91, ’92Dan DeKeyser, ‘11, ‘12 Matt Dietz, ’77, ’78, ’79 Kevin Donoghue, ’84 Dan Dorion, ’83,’84, ’85, ’86 Jim Doyle, ’79, ’80, ’81 Lucas Drake, ’01, ’02, ’03, ’04 Andrew Dwyer, ’03, ’06 Pat Dwyer, ’02, ’03, ’04, ’05Steve Duke, ’95, ’96, ’97, ’98 Tim Dunlop, ’75, ’76, ’77, ’78

E’sMike Eastwood, ’88, ’89, ’90, ’91Trevor Elias, ‘10, ’11, ‘12Mike Erickson, ’05, ’06 Phil Eve, ’74, ’75, ’76, ’77

F’sBryan Farquhar, ’99, ’00 Pat Ferschweiler, ’91, ’92, ’93 Ross Fitzpatrick, ’79, ’80, ’81, ’82 Tom Fletcher, ’84, ’85Adam Flink, ‘08 Scott Foster, ’03, ’04 Chris Frank, ’06, ‘07, ‘08, ‘09 Gordie Frantti, ’90Henry Fung, ’84, ’85, ’86, ’87

G’sWayne Gagne, ’84, ’85, ’86, ’87 Ben Gagnon, ’00, ’01, ’02, ’03Patrick Galivan, ’06, ‘07, ‘08, ‘09Brian Gallentine, ’92, ’93, ’94, ’95 Bob Gardiner, ’75, ’76, ’77, ’78 Scott Garrow, ’89, ’90, ’91, ’92Riley Gill, ‘07, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10 Paul Glynn, ’02 Weldon Good, ’74, ’75 David Gove, ’98, ’99, ’00, ’01 Jeff Green, ’87, ’88, ’89, ’90 Jim Grillo, ’82, ’83 Jacques Guske, ’74, ’75, ’76 Marv Guske, ’74



H’sGarrett Haar, ‘12Todd Halloran, ’89 Jim Hamelink, ’74Al Hamernick, ’74, ’75, ’76, ’77 Mike Hanson, ’84, ’85 Glenn Healy, ’82, ’83, ’84, ’85Ross Henry, ‘10, ‘11 Tom Hilfman, ’77, ’78, ’79, ’80 Rob Hodge, ’74, ’75, ’76 Jim Holman, ’94 Bob Holmsten, ’76 Ron Hoover, ’86, ’87, ’88, ’89 Bill Horn, ’86, ’87, ’88, ’89 Larry Howe, ’75 Scott Howe, ’86, ’87 Skip Howey, ’75, ’76, ’77, ’78 Bob Hutchins, ’74, ’75

I’sDerek Innanen, ’94, ’95, ’96 Joel Irving, ’95, ’96, ’97,’98

J’sMike Jarmuth, ’01, ’02, ’03, ’04Jason Jennings, ’90, ’91, ’92, ’93 Glenn Johannesen, ’81, ’82, ’83, ’84 Brett John, ’04, ’06, ‘07Lance Johnston, ’82, ’83, ’84, ’85 Caley Jones, ’99, ’00 Keith Jones, ’89, ’90, ’91, ’92

K’sJared Katz, ‘09, ‘10Brendan Kenny, ’94, ’95, ’96, ’97Will Kessel, ‘12 Jeff Kick, ’87David Killip, ‘12 Dave Kintz, ’74 Chad Kline, ’98, ’99, ’01, ’02 Tony Kolozsy, ’97Justin Kovacs, ‘12 Dave Krisky, ’06, ‘07, ‘08Jerry Kuhn, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10, ‘11 Mike Krynski, ’77, ’78, ’79

L’sKevin Labatte, ’04, ’05, ’06, ‘07Misha Lapin, ’93, ’94 Al Lariviere, ’89 J.P. LaRoche, ’90, ’91 Bart Larson, ’77 Dana Lattery, ’01, ’02, ’03, ’04Rob Laurie, ’89, ’90, ’91, ’92Todd Lawson, ’88 Mark Lentsch, ’77Mike Leone, ‘11, ‘12 Francois Leroux, ’92 Mike Lesperance, ’05, ’06, ‘07, ‘08 Mark Letestu, ‘07Mike Levendusky, ‘09, ‘10, ‘11Jeff Lindsay, ’74, ’75, ’76

David Lobdell, ’85, ’86, ’87, ’88Jeff LoVecchio, ’06, ‘07, ‘08 Brent Lovett, ’95, ’96, ’97, ’98 Jeff Lukasak, ’97, ’98, ’99, ’00Tyler Ludwig, ‘07, ‘08, ‘09Jonathan Lupa, ’05, ’06, ‘07, ‘08

M’sChris MacDonald, ’83, ’84, ’85, ’86 Marc Magliarditi, ’96Ryan Mahrle, ’04, ’05, ’06, ‘07Peder Malerin, ’80 Darren Maloney, ’94, ’95, ’96 Mike Mantua, ’02, ’03, ’04 Eric Marvin, ’03, ’04, ’06 Dan May, ’76, ’77 Jamal Mayers, ’93, ’94, ’95, ’96 Jay McCabe, ’99Kevin McCaffrey, ’85, ’86, ’87, ’88Scott McIntosh. ’80 Joe McMahon, ’76 Pat McMahon, ’79, ’80Jim McNamara, ’04, ’05 Mike Melas, ’97, ’98 Doug Melnyk, ’87, ’88, ’89, ’90 Kyle Millar, ’95, ’96 Austin Miller, ’99, ’00, ’01, ’02 Hakan Millen, ’80, ’81 Brett Mills, ’97, ’98, ’00, ’01 Chuck Mindel, ’97, ’98, ’99 Greg Mitchell, ’99 Kelly Mitchell, ’78, ’79, ’80, ’81Daryl Moore, ’04, ’05, ’06Peet Moseley, ’97Jason Moul, ’04, ’05, ’06, ‘07Randy Moy, ’74, ’75 Ralph Murphy, ’79, ’80, ’81, ’82

N’sPatrick Nagorsen, ‘08, ‘09Carlin Nordstrom, ’95, ’96, ’97 Frank Novock, ’96, ’97, ’98, ’99 O’sKevin O’Connor, ‘07, ‘08Kyle O’Kane, ‘09, ‘10, ‘11, ‘12Diego Odino, ’80, ’81, ’82, ’83Jordan Oesterle, ‘12 Jim Olson, ’79, ’80, ’81, ’82 Terry Olson, ’79, ’80, ’81, ’82 Gary Orhn, ’82, ’83, ’84, ’85 P’s Jeff Pack, ’87Travis Paeth, ‘08, ‘09 Joe Pagliacci, ’78, ’79, ’80, ’81Rob Pallin, ’89, ’90Phil Partlan, ’81 Brian Pasko, ’01, ’03 Chris Peck, ’98, ’99 Ben Pedersen, ’79, ’80 Deno Pellegrino, ’82


Ron Pesetti, ’83, ’84, ’85, ’86 Murray Pickel, ’75, ’76, ’77Jeff Pierce, ’05, ’06, ‘07, ‘08 Nick Pisellini, ‘11, ‘12 Paul Polillo, ’87, ’88, ’89, ’90 Mat Ponto, ’02, ’03, ’04, ’05Mike Posma, ’87, ’88, ’89, ’90 Mike Power, ’90

R’sPeter Raps, ’77, ’78, ’80, ’81 Jason Redenius, ’98, ’99, ’00 Shane Redshaw, ’87, ’88, ’89, ’90 Doug Reed, ’74 Jeff Regan, ’82 Rob Reid, ’80, ’81, ’82, ’83 Paul Reifenberger, ’82, ’83 Brian Renfrew, ’92, ’93 ’94, ’95 Jeff Reynaert, ’99, ’00, ’01, ’02Derek Roehl, ‘09, ‘10, ‘11, ‘12 Steve Roll, ’74 Shaun Rose, ’00, ’01, ’02, ’03Mike Ross, ’88, ’89, ’90, ’91 Steve Roth, ’74, ’75, ’76 Jeff Rucinski, ’97, ’98 Dave Rue, ’81, ’82 Brent Rumble, ’00, ’01, ’02, ’03Pat Ryan, ’84, ’85, ’86, ’87 Andy Rymsha, ’87, ’88, ’89, ’90 Steve Rymsha, ’98, ’99, ’00, ’01

S’sBernie Saunders, ’76, ’77, ’78, ’79 John Saunders, ’76 L.J. Scarpace, ’97 Derek Schooley, ’91, ’92, ’93, ’94 Kevin Scott, ’78, ’79, ’80, ’81 Bob Scurfield, ’79, ’80, ’81, ’82Paul Szczechura, ’04, ’05, ’06, ‘07Frank Serratore, ’78, ’79 Mike Shafer, ’74, ’75 Steve Sherman, ’75Steve Silver, ’06, ‘07, ‘08, ‘09 Steve Slasor, ’80 Chris Slater, ’98Ian Slater, ‘09, ‘10, ‘11, ‘12Frank Slubowski, ‘12 Eddie Smith, ’87 Neil Smith, ’75, ’76, ’77, ’78Steve Smith, ’75, ’76, ’77, ’78 John Snyder, ’74Greg Squires, ‘09, ‘10, ‘11, ‘12 Dan Stothers, ’78, ’79, ’80, ’81 Andy Suhy, ’89, ’90, ’91, ’92Paul Szczechura, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07

T’sMatt Taylor, ’79 Matt Tennyson, ‘10, ‘11, ‘12 Troy Thrun, ’84, ’85, ’86 Jim Tolliver, ’97 Frank Tomchak, ’78

Andy Townsend, ’00, ’01, ’02, ’03 Brian Tulik, ’88, ’89, ’91, ’92

V’sChris Venkus, ’88, ’89

W’sDane Walters, ‘10, ‘11, ‘12Brent Walton, ’03, ’04, ’05, ’06Colin Ward, ’91, ’92, ’93, ’94 Ben Warda, ‘11Corey Waring, ’97, ’98, ’99, ’00Cam Watson, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10Ryan Watson, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10, ‘11 J.J. Weaks, ’01 Sean Weaver, ’06, ‘07, ‘09 Lee Weitzman, ’74, ’75 Rich Whitten, ’87, ’88, ’89, ’90 Mike Whitton, ’92, ’93, ’94, ’95 Andy Widmar, ’82 Joe Wiernik, ’74, ’76 Mark Wilkinson, ’98, ’99, ’00, ’01 Peter Wilkinson, ’93, ’94, ’96 Steve Williams, ’79 Byron Witkowski, ’90, ’91, ’92, ’93 Luke Witkowski, ‘10, ‘11, ‘12Jeff Wojcik, ’97 Ken Woltman, ’77 Dave Woonton, ’74, ’75, ’76 Bob Worden, ’86

Y’sRob Yamashita, ’00, ’01 Reid Yantzi, ’03, ’04, ’05, ’06 Z’sLynn Zimmerman, ’91, ’92 Shawn Zimmerman, ’94, ’95, ’96, ’97

For years lettered, refer to example: ’94, ’95 indicates 1993-94, 1994-95


56WMU HOCKEY PLAYER REGISTER

NAME YEARS GP G A PTS HOMETOWNKipp Acton, C ‘75-’79 138 44 74 118 Kingston, OntarioRob Adams, C ‘82-’86 160 32 40 72 Evergreen Park, Ill.Matt Addesa, LW ‘96-’00 95 10 13 23 Andover, Mass.David Agnew, D ‘93-’95 20 1 2 3 Anchorage, AlaskaJosh Akright, D ‘99-’03 69 0 4 4 Haslett, Mich.Dave Anastos, C ‘73-’74 28 4 9 13 Mundelein, Ill.Chad Anderson, C ‘94-’98 48 4 8 12 Grand Ledge, Mich.Daryl Andrews, D ‘96-’00 142 15 47 62 Campbell River, British ColumbiaMike Anella, RW ‘73-’74 15 1 4 5 Dearborn, Mich.Nathan Ansell, D ‘04-’08 144 9 33 42 Sarnia, OntarioBill Armstrong, C-LW ‘86-’89 124 58 56 114 London, OntarioAndy Atkinson, C ‘82-’85 70 15 11 26 South Wales, N.YTim Audette, LW ‘73-’74 21 14 11 25 Farmington, Mich.Tom Auge, RW-C ‘87-’91 166 41 68 109 Park Ridge, Ill.Bob Bailey, LW ‘79-’83 110 45 47 92 South Porcupine, OntarioChase Balisy, C ‘10-cur. 83 25 42 67 Ranch Santa Margarita, Calif.Anthony Battaglia, LW-RW ‘98-’02 139 11 36 47 Chicago, Ill.Mark Beach, RW ‘75-’77 64 16 12 28 London, OntarioBrett Beebe, RW ‘09-cur. 37 3 5 8 Redondo Beach, Calif.Chris Belanger, D ‘90-’93 65 10 40 50 Welland, OntarioVince Bellissimo, C ‘02-’05 110 49 64 113 Toronto, OntarioShane Berschbach, LW ‘10-cur. 73 19 42 61 Clawson, Mich.Dave Berthelsen, RW ‘78-’82 141 40 75 115 Aldergrove, British ColumbiaBrian Bicek, C ‘04-’08 145 29 25 54 Downers Grove, Ill.Jim Bignall, D ‘90-’91 5 0 0 0 Green Bay, Wis.David Bina, RW-D ‘82-’86 92 4 18 22 Grand Forks, N.D.Mike Bishai, C ‘98-’02 132 51 94 145 Edmonton, Alta.Brad Blake, D ‘74-’75 25 5 18 23 Sarnia, OntarioGuy Blanchard, D ‘79-’81 72 2 49 51 Sudbury, OntarioNic Boileau, RW ‘01-’03 26 2 6 8 Marquette, Mich.Jeff Bond, LW ‘78-’79 23 2 1 3 Livonia, Mich.Joe Bonnett, C-RW ‘89-’93 126 13 11 24 Canton, Mich.David Bramble, RW ‘85-’88 26 1 2 3 Livonia, Mich.Brent Brekke, D ‘90-’94 151 9 45 54 Jamestown, N.D.Graham Bridel, LW ‘94-’96 26 1 3 4 Toronto, OntarioLee Brodeur, RW ‘85-’88 59 5 8 13 Grafton, N.D.Chris Brooks, C ‘92-’96 147 57 127 184 Stratford, OntarioDennis Brown, D ‘10-cur. 82 3 31 34 Cypress, Calif.Jeremy Brown, C ‘92-’96 156 72 67 139 North Bay, OntarioMike Brown, D-LW-RW ‘75-’79 108 33 49 82 Detroit, Mich.Rob Bryden, RW-LW ‘83-’87 162 104 91 195 Toronto, OntarioStuart Burnie, LW-RW ‘82-’86 159 102 72 174 Orilla, OntarioKyle Bushee, D ‘03-’05 63 0 8 8 Otsego, Mich.Ken Calder, D ‘79-’83 129 13 53 66 Lake Cowichan, British ColumbiaJeff Campbell, RW-C-LW ‘00-’04 149 65 80 145 Hensall, OntarioMax Campbell, C ‘07-’11 154 46 61 107 Strathroy, OntarioPaul Cappuccio, C ‘76-’79 70 21 53 74 Toronto, OntarioJustin Cardwell, RW ‘93-’97 140 54 49 103 Whitby, OntarioTom Carriere, D ‘92-’94 45 2 4 6 Kapuskasing, OntarioScott Chartier, D ‘92-’93 38 6 23 29 Saint Lazare, ManitobaJeremy Cheyne, RW ‘01-’04 87 23 29 52 Calgary, AlbertaChuck Chiatto, C ‘83-’86 86 14 26 40 Cheswick, Pa.Chris Clackson, C ‘06-pres. 94 7 2 11 Pittsburgh, Pa.Matt Clackson, RW ‘05-’08 105 4 12 16 Pittsburgh, Pa.Chris Clarke, D ‘87-’91 161 16 97 113 Arnprior, OntarioKevin Clauson, D ‘97-’99 48 1 2 3 Hanover, N.H.Tony Code, RW ‘93-’96 60 3 7 10 Conestogo, OntarioGeoff Collard, D ‘95-’99 122 3 23 26 Kalamazoo, Mich.Jordan Collins, D ‘06-pres. 65 2 5 7 Novi, Mich.Kevin Connnauton, D ‘08-’09 40 7 11 18 Calgary, AlbertaTrevor Cook, LW ‘01-’05 130 4 10 14 Arvada, Colo.Matt Corkery, LW ‘76-’77 9 0 1 1 Bloomfield, Mich.Joe Corvo, D ‘95-’98 105 22 58 88 Oak Park, Ill.Scott Coulter, LW ‘77-’81 87 15 23 38 Aurora, OntarioDave Cousineau, D ‘99-’03 145 30 70 100 Waterloo, OntarioRyan Crane, D ‘98-’02 110 11 41 52 Mississauga, OntarioMatt Cressman, C-LW ‘93-’97 147 20 24 44 Cambridge, OntarioJ.J. Crew, LW ‘08-’12 133 20 35 55 Placentia, Calif.David Cromer, LW ‘82-’84 35 3 1 4 Evanston, Ill.Jeff Crossman, C-LW ‘82-’86 143 30 45 75 Bramalea, OntarioJim Culhane, D ‘83-’87 162 13 67 80 Haileybury, OntarioRyan D’Arcy, C-LW ‘91-’94 109 21 58 79 Cambridge, OntarioPaul Davies, LW-C ‘00-’04 146 22 28 50 Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.Brad Dawson, RW ‘88-’92 111 3 5 8 Midland, Mich.Dan DeKeyser, D ‘10-cur. 83 10 24 34 Clay Township, Mich.Matt Dietz, D-C ‘76-’79 75 7 21 28 Deerfield, Ill.Dave Dimitri, D ‘89-’90 5 0 0 0 East Detroit, Mich.Dave Donnellan, D ‘10-’10 5 0 0 0 Eau Claire, Wis.Kevin Donoghue, RW ‘83-’85 33 4 2 6 Willowdale, Ontario

NAME YEARS GP G A PTS HOMETOWNDan Dorion, C-RW ‘82-’86 157 115 178 293 Astoria, N.Y.Lucas Drake, C-LW ‘00-’04 149 22 43 65 Holt, Mich.Todd Dries, RW ‘86-’87 16 1 1 2 Mount Clemens, Mich.Luke Dubbin, C ‘03-’04 4 0 0 0 Midland, OntarioSteve Duke, D ‘94-’98 136 19 83 102 Williamsville, N.Y.Tim Dunlop, RW ‘74-’78 129 92 106 198 Corunna, OntarioAndrew Dwyer, D ‘02-’06 56 1 2 3 Burlington, OntarioPat Dwyer, RW ‘01-’05 142 45 56 101 Great Falls, Mont.Mike Eastwood, C-RW ‘87-’91 164 69 80 149 Ottawa, OntarioTrevor Elias, LW ‘09-cur. 114 17 25 42 Calgary, AlbertaMike Erickson, RW-LW ‘04-’06 73 22 20 42 Eden Prairie, Minn.Phil Eve, C ‘73-’77 110 36 82 118 Thamesville, OntarioBryan Farquhar, C ‘98-’02 74 7 3 10 Almonte, OntarioPat Ferschweiler, RW ‘90-’93 116 30 65 95 Rochester, Minn.Ross Fitzpatrick, LW-C ‘78-’82 138 100 125 225 Summerland, British ColumbiaAdam Flink, LW ‘07-pres. 32 2 2 4 Euless, TexasTom Fletcher, LW ‘83-’85 54 4 8 12 Leawood, KansasChris Frank, D ‘05-’09 149 8 26 34 Lynnwood, Wash.Robert Francis, F ‘11-cur 15 0 1 17 San Diego, Calif.Gordie Frantti, LW ‘89-’91 33 7 5 12 Laurium, Mich.Henry Fung, LW-C ‘83-’87 157 49 69 118 Brampton, OntarioBill Furgason, D ‘86-’87 1 0 0 0 Fridley, Minn.Scott Gagalis, D ‘81-’82 7 0 1 1 Ann Arbor, Mich.Wayne Gagne, D ‘83-’87 162 42 199 241 Toronto, OntarioBen Gagnon, C-LW ‘99-’03 128 15 26 41 Hawkesbury, OntarioPatrick Galivan, RW ‘05-’09 123 35 60 95 Oak Park, Ill.Brian Gallentine, RW ‘91-’95 150 53 50 103 Jackson, Mich.Bob Gardiner, LW ‘74-’78 110 62 62 124 Sarnia, OntarioScott Garrow, C ‘88-’92 161 41 61 102 Goderich, OntarioKen Glick, F ‘82-’83 1 0 0 0 Northbrook, Ill.Paul Glynn, LW ‘01-’02 15 1 1 2 Bloomingdale, Ill.David Gove, C-RW ‘97-’01 144 57 86 143 Centerville, Mass.Darrin Grava, D ‘85-’86 2 0 0 0 Lynnfield, Mass.Jeff Green, C-RW ‘86-’90 159 109 125 234 Riverview, Mich.Jim Grillo, C ‘81-’85 119 27 37 64 Hibbing, Minn.Jacques Guske, LW ‘73-’76 69 30 32 62 Port Huron, Mich.Marv Guske, LW ‘73-’74 12 1 5 6 Port Huron, Mich.Garrett Haar, D ‘11-cur 36 1 7 8 Huntinton Beach, Calif.Steve Hajek, D ‘87-’88 5 0 0 0 Muskegon, Mich.Todd Halloran, RW ‘88-’89 1 0 0 0 Big Rapids, Mich.Jim Hamelink, LW ‘73-’74 24 3 4 7 Muskegon, Mich.Al Hamernick, D ‘73-’77 123 39 71 110 Elliot Lake, OntarioPeter Harrigan, RW ‘82-’83 8 0 0 0 Saint Louis, Mo.Mark Henderson, LW ‘81-’82 3 0 0 0 Muskegon, Mich.Ross Henry, D ‘09-’11 73 2 6 8 Franklin, Wis.Tom Hilfman, D ‘76-’80 123 7 33 40 Evanston, Ill.Rob Hodge, LW ‘73-’76 78 79 65 144 Detroit, Mich.Jim Holman, D ‘92-’95 43 0 3 3 Mattawan, Mich.Bob Holmsten, D ‘75-’76 29 0 2 2 Saint Paul, Minn.Ron Hoover, C-LW ‘85-’89 161 88 83 171 Oakville, OntarioLarry Howe, D ‘74-’75 6 1 0 1 Lake Forest, Ill.Scott Howe, D ‘84-’88 86 4 16 20 Port Huron, Mich.Skip Howey, C-RW-D ‘74-’78 118 37 50 87 Trenton, Mich.Bob Hutchins, C-LW ‘73-’75 56 31 51 82 Mount Clemens, Mich.Derek Innanen, LW ‘93-’96 96 35 31 66 Kitchener, OntarioLucas Isley, LW ‘08-’09 4 0 0 0 Bonnyville, AlbertaJoel Irving, RW-C ‘94-’98 139 25 30 55 Lumsden, SaskatchewanMike Jarmuth, D ‘00-’04 142 13 56 69 Monkton, OntarioJason Jennings, C-RW ‘89-’93 142 32 38 70 West Vancouver, British ColumbiaMark Jodoin, LW-C ‘93-’94 3 0 1 1 Cornwall, OntarioGlenn Johannesen, D ‘80-’84 141 10 53 63 Red Deer, AlbertaBrett John, LW-C-RW ‘03-’07 84 2 3 5 Plymouth, Mich.Lance Johnston, D-LW ‘81-’85 148 47 89 136 Quesnel, British ColumbiaCaley Jones, RW ‘96-’00 69 2 6 8 Chatham, OntarioKeith Jones, RW ‘88-’92 153 83 80 163 Brantford, OntarioJared Katz, C ‘08-’10 66 10 18 28 San Jose, Calif.P.J. Kavaya ‘08-’10 12 0 1 1 San Clemente, Calif.Conn Kelly, F ‘84-’85 1 0 0 0 Toronto, OntarioBrendan Kenny, D ‘93-’97 131 3 16 19 Edmonton, AlbertaWill Kessel, F ‘11-cur 36 6 4 10 Bloomfield Hills, Mich.Jeff Kick, C-LW ‘84-’87 51 4 5 9 Glenview, Ill.David Killip, F ‘11-cur 15 2 3 5 Kelowna, B.C.Bob Kimball, LW ‘79-’80 1 0 0 0 Ridgeview, Ill.G.W. King, D ‘98-’99 2 0 0 0 Midland, OntarioDave Kintz, RW ‘73-’74 30 22 12 34 Farmington Hills, Mich.Chad Kline, C-LW ‘97-’02(a) 121 16 28 44 Everett, Wash. Tony Kolozsy, C ‘96-’97 35 8 10 18 Rolling Meadows, Ill.Justin Kovacs, F ‘11-cur 28 1 7 8 Grosse Point Woods, Mich.Dave Krisky, LW ‘05-’09. 84 8 15 23 Westbank, British Columbia


NAME YEARS GP G A PTS HOMETOWNMike Krynski, D ‘76-’79 97 5 27 32 Bloomington, Minn.Jeff Kyrzakos, RW ‘04-’05 7 0 0 0 Mississauga, OntarioKevin Labatte, RW ‘03-’07 133 13 11 24 Ogden, UtahMisha Lapin, D ‘92-’95 80 6 13 19 Moscow, RussiaDana Lattery, C-RW-LW ‘00-’04 140 65 55 120 Cochrane, AlbertaJ.P. LaRoche, LW-C ‘89-’92 70 7 3 10 Canton, Mich.Bart Larson, LW ‘76-’77 36 9 27 36 Bloomington, Minn.Todd Lawson, RW ‘87-’89 42 5 4 9 Port Huron, Mich.Mark Lentsch, LW ‘76-’77 27 2 2 4 Saint Paul, Minn.Mike Leone, C-LW ‘10-cur. 46 8 15 23 Dearborn, Mich.Francois Leroux, LW ‘91-’93 50 10 8 18 La Prairie, QuebecMike Lesperance, LW ‘04-’08 96 11 15 26 Newmarket, OntarioMark Letestu, C ‘06-’07 37 24 22 46 Elk Point, AlbertaGlen Letourneau, D ‘76-’77 14 2 5 7 Rochester, Minn.Mike Levendusky ‘07-’11 110 3 11 14 Greensburg, Pa.Jeff Lindsay, RW ‘73-’76 78 37 73 110 Sarnia, OntarioDavid Lobdell, D-RW ‘84-’88 143 7 13 21 Mount Clemens, Mich.Jeff LoVecchio, LW ‘05-’08 113 35 39 74 Chesterfield, Mo.Brent Lovett, D ‘94-’98 108 1 7 8 Eden Prairie, Minn.Tyler Ludwig, D ‘06-’10 152 16 53 69 Colleyville, TexasJeff Lukasak, D-RW ‘96-’00 104 6 17 23 Saint Clair, Mich.Jonathan Lupa, D ‘04-’08 131 4 15 18 London, OntarioChris MacDonald, D ‘82-’86 146 21 92 113 Kingston, OntarioPeder Malerin, LW ‘79-’80 12 0 0 0 Mora, SwedenRyan Mahrle, D ‘03-’07 152 15 55 70 Troy, Mich.Darren Maloney, D ‘93-’96 121 8 39 47 Claresholm, AlbertaJamal Mayers, C-RW ‘92-’96 155 55 104 159 Mississauga, OntarioJay McCabe, RW ‘97-’99 36 2 4 6 Blissfield, Mich.John McCormick, D ‘85-’86 8 0 1 1 South Bend, Ind.Scott McIntosh, C ‘79-’80 11 0 1 1 Spokane, Wash.Derek McKinlay, D ‘98-’99 8 0 1 1 Port Frank, OntarioJoe McMahon, D ‘75-’76 29 0 8 8 London, OntarioPat McMahon, D ‘78-’80 44 3 11 14 Winnetka, Ill.Jim McNamara, D ‘03-’05 65 3 11 14 Macomb, Mich.Mike Melas, C ‘95-’98 73 28 43 71 Thornhill, OntarioDoug Melnyk, D ‘86-’90 146 8 37 45 London, OntarioKyle Millar, C ‘94-’96 79 31 27 58 Winnipeg, ManitobaHakan Millen, D ‘79-’81 41 1 10 11 Leksand, SwedenAustin Miller, D ‘98-’02 142 3 20 23 Vestal, N.Y.Ben Miller, RW ‘09-cur. 10 0 2 2 Oakland, Mich.Jeff Miller, D ‘80-’81 9 0 0 0 Trenton, Mich.Brett Mills, RW ‘96-’01 142 16 28 44 Chestermere, AlbetaChuck Mindel, LW ‘96-’99 99 27 18 45 Washington, Mo.Greg Mitchell, RW ‘98-’00 17 1 1 2 Wellesley, Mass.Kelly Mitchell, C ‘77-’81 137 64 95 159 Ajax, OntarioDaryl Moore, LW-C ‘02-’06 93 10 23 33 Brantford, OntarioJason Moul, RW ‘03-’07 131 10 15 25 Livonia, Mich.Randy Moy, C-RW ‘73-’75 56 33 44 77 Madison Heights, Mich.Jay Mumford, D ‘73-’74 4 0 0 0 Hamilton, OntarioRalph Murphy, D ‘78-’82 124 20 90 110 Oshawa, OntarioDave Nelson, D ‘75-’76 1 0 1 1 n/aPatrick Nagorsen, C ‘07-’11 84 3 14 17 Novi, Mich.Dan Newkirk, D ‘83-’84 4 0 0 0 Arlington Heights, Ill.Carlin Nordstrom, RW ‘94-’97 104 15 20 35 Saskatoon, SaskatchewanFrank Novock, C-RW ‘95-’99 149 43 48 91 Detroit, Mich.Kevin O’Connor, D ‘06-’09 59 3 8 11 Trenton, Mich.Diego Odino, LW-C ‘79-’83 94 24 26 50 Toronto, OntarioKyle O’Kane, RW ‘08-’12 124 27 23 50 St. Louis, Mo.Jordan Oesterle, D ‘11-cur 41 2 6 8 Dearborn Heights, Mich.Jim Olson, LW ‘78-’82 126 32 39 71 Saint Paul, Minn.Terry Olson, RW ‘78-’82 137 62 83 145 Victoria, British ColumbiaGary Orhn, D ‘81-’85 140 5 22 27 Coleraine, Minn.Jeff Pack, D ‘86-’87 30 2 13 15 Lincolnshire, Ill.Travis Paeth ‘07-’11 78 3 6 9 Muskegon, Mich.Rob Pallin, C-D ‘88-’90 54 3 5 8 Chisholm, Minn.Phil Partlan, RW ‘80-’82 33 4 4 8 Trenton, Mich.Brian Pasko, D ‘00-’04 78 4 6 10 Lisle, Ill.Tim Pavek, RW ‘74-’75 6 0 0 0 Edina, Minn.Ben Pedersen, D ‘78-’80 62 18 43 61 Aurora, OntarioDeno Pellegrino, LW ‘81-’82 20 0 0 0 Apple Valley, Minn.Ron Pesetti, D ‘82-’86 135 14 45 59 Laval, QuebecMurray Pickel, C ‘74-’78 67 36 38 74 Saint Mary’s OntarioJeff Pierce, RW ‘04-’08 140 33 38 71 Troy, Mich.Paul Polillo, C ‘86-’90 165 82 189 271 Brantford, OntarioMat Ponto, D ‘01-’05 100 3 20 23 Galahad, AlbertaMike Posma, D ‘86-’90 159 43 131 174 Medford, N.J.Pete Raps, LW ‘76-’81(b) 132 55 44 99 Toronto, OntarioJason Redenius, LW ‘96-’00 106 12 11 23 Muskegon, Mich.Shane Redshaw, RW ‘86-’90 145 73 66 139 Goodwood, Ontario

Doug Doug Reed, D ‘73-’74 28 4 12 16 New Baltimore, Mich.Jeff Regan, C ‘81-’82 32 1 1 2 Saint Cloud, Minn.Rob Reid, LW ‘79-’83 131 62 43 105 Delta, British ColumnbiaPaul Reifenberger, LW ‘81-’83 62 7 11 18 Anoka, Minn.Richard Rerrie, RW ‘90-’91 19 3 1 4 Toronto, OntarioDerek Roehl, LW ‘08-’12 133 20 30 50 Clintown Township, Mich.Steve Roll, RW ‘73-’74 30 14 24 38 Blue Island, Ill.Todd Rosa, D ‘83-’84 1 1 0 1 Riverview, Mich.Shaun Rose, C-LW ‘99-’03 105 15 14 29 Martensville, SaskatchewanMike Ross, D ‘87-’91 125 14 49 63 Roseau, Minn.Jeff Rucinski, D ‘94-’98 152 13 32 45 Independence, OhioDave Rue, D ‘80-’83 99 7 29 36 Fridley, Minn.Brent Rumble, LW ‘99-’03 139 23 23 46 Blenheim, OntarioPat Ryan, LW ‘83-’87 162 40 52 92 Cobourg, OntarioAndy Rymsha, LW-D ‘86-’90 155 16 32 48 Saint Catharines, OntarioSteve Rymsha, LW ‘97-’01 137 48 50 98 Saint Catharines, OntarioBernie Saunders, LW-RW ‘75-’79 140 76 78 154 Ajax, OntarioJohn Saunders, D ‘75-’76 2 0 0 0 Ajax, OntarioDerek Schooley, D ‘90-’94 147 12 52 64 Saint Louis, Mo.Kevin Scott, D-C ‘77-’81 136 24 55 79 Kingston, OntarioBob Scurfield, C-LW ‘78-’82 130 82 95 177 North Vancouver, British ColumbiaMike Shafer, D ‘73-’75 54 10 31 41 Farmington Hills, Mich.Steve Silver, D ‘05-’09 120 4 8 12 Brighton, Mich.Steve Slasor, D ‘79-’80 20 2 10 12 Farmington Hills, Mich.Chris Slater, LW ‘97-’98 21 4 3 7 Mattawan, Mich.Ian Slater, RW ‘08-’11 151 23 23 46 Sattelite Beach, Fla.Mike Smark, D ‘74-’75 10 1 6 7 Saint Clair Shores, Mich.Eddie Smith, RW ‘86-’88 56 9 12 21 Clawson, Mich.Neil Smith, D ‘74-’78 130 20 116 136 Don Mills, OntarioSteve Smith, C ‘74-’78 116 54 87 141 Sarnia, OntarioJohn Snyder, D ‘73-’74 24 2 4 6 Englewood, Colo.Greg Squires, RW ‘08-’12. 160 26 74 100 White Plains, N.Y.Matt Stewart, D ‘11-cur 7 0 0 0 Brighton, Mich.Dan Stothers, C ‘77-’81 129 30 65 95 Weston, OntarioAndy Suhy, LW-D ‘88-’92 155 10 25 35 Center Line, Mich.Brad Swain, D ‘91-’92 2 0 0 0 Airdrie, AlbertaPaul Szczechura, C ‘03-’07 153 44 86 130 Brantford, OntarioMatt Taylor, D ‘78-’79 2 0 0 0 West Bloomfield, Mich.Matt Tennyson, D ‘09-’12 117 22 32 54 Pleasanton, Calif.Brad Thompson, D ‘76-’78 10 0 0 0 Madison Heights, Mich.Troy Thrun, C ‘83-’86 122 81 102 183 Ypsilanti, Mich.Frank Tomchak, LW ‘77-’78 21 5 3 8 Sault Ste. Marie, OntarioAndy Townsend, D ‘99-’03 127 5 19 24 East Haven, Conn.Brian Tulik, D ‘87-’92 168 16 33 49 Edmonton, AlbertaChris Venkus, RW ‘87-’89 84 10 20 30 Hinsdale, IllDane Walters, RW ‘09-cur. 106 27 31 58 St. Paul, Minn.Brent Walton, RW ‘02-’06 154 72 84 156 Elmira, OntarioColin Ward, LW ‘90-’94 155 88 57 145 Leduc, AlbertaBen Warda, C ‘10-cur. 39 6 6 12 Lake Orion, Mich.Corey Waring, LW ‘96-’00 123 27 36 63 Brantford, OntarioCam Watson, LW ‘06-’10 124 21 20 41 Cambridge, OntarioRyan Watson, LW-C ‘07-’11 130 16 14 30 Cambridge, OntarioSean Weaver, LW ‘05-’09 77 5 3 8 Victoria, British ColumbiaLee Weitzman, D ‘73-’75 55 8 22 30 Detroit, Mich.Bruce West, D ‘76-’77 37 4 14 18 Scarborough, OntarioRich Whitten, C-D ‘87-’90 134 21 17 38 Houghton, Mich.Mike Whitton, C-LW ‘91-’95 134 37 26 63 Scarborough, OntarioAndy Widmar, C ‘81-’83 20 0 4 4 Burnsville, Minn.Joe Wiernik, RW ‘73-’76 58 17 26 43 Ann Arbor, Mich.Mark Wilkinson, C-RW-D ‘97-’01 74 4 10 14 Portage, Mich.Peter Wilkinson, C-LW-RW ‘91-’96 107 10 23 33 Portage, Mich.Steve Williams, LW ‘78-’79 12 1 2 3 Hazel Crest, Ill. Byron Witkowski, LW ‘89-’93 139 34 27 61 Edenwold, SaskatchewanLuke Witkowski, D ‘09-cur. 114 5 23 28 Holland, Mich.Jeff Wojcik, LW ‘96-’98 27 1 2 3 Farmington Hills, Mich.Dave Woonton, D ‘73-’77 91 9 16 25 Saint Clair Shores, Mich.Bob Worden, LW-C ‘85-’86 40 6 4 10 Canton, Mich.Rob Yamashita, D ‘99-’03 68 3 7 10 North Vancouver, British ColumbiaReid Yantzi, D ‘02-’06 126 5 16 21 Tavistock, OntarioJulian Zamparo, D ‘06-pres. 1 0 0 0 Toronto, OntarioLynn Zimmerman, C-LW ‘90-’92 68 12 9 21 Fort Erie, OntarioShawn Zimmerman, C-RW ’93-’97 149 24 37 61 Englefeld, Saskatchewan



NAME YEARS GP W-L-T GAA PCT HOMETOWNSteve Abbott, G ‘79-’83 64 4.78 .864 Coquitlam, British ColumbiaMatt Barnes, G ‘95-’99 97 3.24 .888 Brantford, OntarioDaniel Bellissimo, G ‘04-’07 88 3.49 .891 Toronto, OntarioCraig Brown, G ‘90-’94 105 3.34 .888 Scarborough, OntarioJim Doyle, G ‘78-’81 42 5.14 .848 Chicago, Ill.Riley Gill, G ‘06-’10 110 39-56-12 2.94 .915 Northfield, Minn.Weldon Good, G ‘73-’75 29 3.54 .885 Saint Clair Shores, Mich.Matt Federico, G ‘07-’11 1 0.00 -- Scottsdale, Ariz.Scott Foster, G ‘02-’06 55 3.46 .875 Sarnia, OntarioRay Hannenberg, G ‘74-’75 1 3.00 .833 Fraser, Mich.Mike Hanson, G ‘82-’85 11 3.76 .878 Northbrook, Ill.Ian Harrison, G ‘75-’76 5 3.68 .877 London, OntarioGlenn Healy, G ‘81-’85 132 3.86 .888 Pickering, OntarioBill Horn, G ‘85-’89 136 4.10 .876 Regina, SaskatchewanJerry Kuhn, G ‘07-’11 64 16-27-13 2.69 .912 Southgate, Mich.Rob Lane, G ‘75-’76 2 4.00 .742 London, OntarioAl Lariviere, G ‘88-’92 1 0.00 1.00 Mason, Mich.Rob Laurie, G ‘88-’92 49 4.97 .839 Clarkston, Mich.Marc Magliarditi, G ‘95-’96 36 2.59 .910 Niagara Falls, N.Y.Eric Marvin, G ‘02-’06 15 4.06 .860 Naperville, Ill.Dan May, G ‘75-’77 33 4.98 .850 Saint Clair Shores, Mich.Mike Mantua, G ‘01-’04 49 3.48 .878 Northville, Mich.Kevin McCaffrey ‘84-’88 46 4.42 .864 Bramalea, OntarioRyan Mensing, G ‘05-’06 2 9.09 .429 Langley, British ColumbiaDavid Mitchell, G ‘94-’95 5 5.08 .875 Livonia, Mich.Peet Moseley, G ‘96-’97 3 4.08 .872 Orono, Minn.Joe Pagliacci, G ‘77-’81 25 4.32 .855 Fort Erie, OntarioChris Peck, G ‘97-’00 13 4.13 .871 Kamloops, British ColumbiaMickey Pickens, G ‘76-’77 18 4.51 .847 Lakeview, Minn.Nick Pisellini, G ‘10-cur. 27 11-8-6 2.38 .902 Itasca, Ill.Mike Power, G ‘89-’91 25 4.84 .846 Thunder Bay, OntarioBrian Renfrew, G ‘91-’95 85 3.68 .878 Fairbanks, AlaskaJeff Reynaert, G ‘98-’02 106 3.28 .894 Sterling Heights, Mich.Don Rogers, G ‘75-’76 2 3.50 .851 Northbrook, Ill.Steve Roth, G ‘73-’76 53 4.08 .870 Dearborn, Mich.L.J. Scarpace, G ‘96-’97 3 3.03 .907 Dearborn, Mich.Frank Serratore, G ‘77-’79 46 4.61 .863 Coleraine, Minn.Steve Sherman, G ‘74-’75 2 0.00 1.00 Edina, Minn.Frank Slubowski, G ‘11-cur 32 17-11-4 2.03 .911 Prince Rupert, B.C.Jim Tolliver, G ‘96-’97 2 3.68 .750 Fenton, Mich.J.J. Weaks, G ‘99-’01 6 4.72 .841 Riverview, Mich.Ken Woltman, G ‘76-’77 5 5.22 .835 Evanston, Ill.For years played, refer to example: ‘90-’94 indicates 1990-91 to 1993-94

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