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2011-12 SEASON RECAP: The Seawolves concluded the 2011-12 campaign with a 9-25-2 overall record and a 5-22-1 slate in league play, falling to eventual Frozen Four qualifier Minnesota in the first round of the WCHA Playoffs ... highlighting the season was a 3-2 win over then-No. 1 Minnesota Duluth, along with upsets of No. 6 Colorado College and No. 15 Michigan Tech ... the Seawolves were 4-1-1 in non-conference play, winning the Kendall Hockey Classic and Brice Alaska Goal Rush tournaments ... UAA also landed a program-high-tying 14 on the WCHA Academic All-Conference Team and six to the WCHA Scholar-Athlete Team. 2012-13 TEAM CAPTAINS ANNOUNCED: Head bench boss Dave Shy- iak announced that Chris Crowell will dress as ‘Captain’ for the Sea- wolves in 2012-13, while Matt Bailey will be the ‘Assistant Captain’ ... Crowell becomes the first stand-alone captain since Jared Tuton in 2009-10. SENIOR SEND OFF: The Seawolves said goodbye to four seniors – Brad Gor- ham, Curtis Leinweber, Jade Portwood and Dusan Sidor – who played in their final collegiate game on March 11 at Minnesota in the WCHA First Round Playoffs ... the foursome dressed in their final home game on March 3 against Bemidji State ... combined, the four played in 343 games and posted 34 goals and 70 assists. TEAM AWARDS: Sophomore Matt Bailey was selected as the team’s Most Valuable Player on March 29 as UAA wrapped up the 2011-12 campaign with its annual banquet at the Anchorage Marriott Downtown ... the individual honors went to seniors Jade Portwood (Corner Man) and Dusan Sidor (Most Inspi- rational and Jack Peterson Student-Athlete), sophomore Chris Kamal (Leon Thompson Fan Favorite) and freshmen Derek Docken (Rookie of the Year) and Corbin Karl (Most Improved). WCHA FIRST ROUND RECAP: The Seawolves’ season came to an end after Minnesota swept UAA, 2-1, 7-3, in the WCHA First Round Playoffs on March 10-11 at Mariucci Arena ... on March 10, the Golden Gophers took a two-goal lead on tallies from Erik Haula, before senior D Brad Gor- ham netted UAA’s lone goal in the final seconds of the middle frame ... on March 11, the Seawolves took a 3-1 lead with a pair of goals by sophomore F Matt Bailey and one by freshman F Scott Allen ... Minnesota then responded with two more tallies in the second and four in the third for the sweep. UAA IN THE POSTSEASON: UAA is 6-37 in the WCHA First Round, having picked up five of those 2011-12 HOCKEY HKY SID: DALLAS BALDWIN OFFICE: (907) 786-4625 FAX: (907) 563-4565 EmAIL: [email protected] uAA SPORTS INFORmATION • WELLS FARGO SPORTS COmPLEX Rm 220 • 3211 PROvIDENCE DR • ANCHORAGE, AK 99508 ALASKA ANCHORAGE HOCKEY 2011-12 SCHEDULE Fri, Sept. 30 Northern Alberta (exh.) W, 7-2 Fri, Oct. 7 CLARKSON# T, 4-4 Sat, Oct. 8 ST. CLOUD STATE# W, 4-3 OT Fri, Oct. 14 vs #15/16 Nebraska Omaha& W, 3-0 Sat, Oct. 15 vs Mercyhurst& W, 6-2 Fri, Oct. 21 at Nebraska Omaha* L, 1-4 Sat, Oct. 22 at Nebraska Omaha* L, 1-3 Fri, Oct. 28 #8 MINNESOTA* L, 0-5 Sat, Oct. 29 #8 MINNESOTA* L, 1-3 Fri, Nov. 11 at #10/13 Minn. Duluth* L, 0-5 Sat, Nov. 12 at #10/13 Minn. Duluth* L, 1-3 Fri, Nov. 18 #15 MICHIGAN TECH* W, 3-1 Sat, Nov. 19 #15 MICHIGAN TECH* L, 0-5 Fri, Nov. 25 at Minnesota State* W, 5-4 Sat, Nov. 26 at Minnesota State* T, 5-5 OT Fri, Dec. 2 NORTH DAKOTA* L, 2-5 Sat, Dec. 3 NORTH DAKOTA* L, 1-4 Fri, Dec. 9 at #6 Colorado College* W, 6-3 Sat, Dec. 10 at #6 Colorado College* L, 3-4 Fri, Jan. 13 at Michigan Tech* L, 2-6 Sat, Jan. 14 at Michigan Tech* L, 4-6 Fri, Jan. 20 at Wisconsin* L, 0-4 Sat, Jan. 21 at Wisconsin* L, 2-3 Fri, Jan. 27 #15 DENVER* L, 2-4 Sat, Jan. 28 #15 DENVER* L, 3-6 Fri, Feb. 3 #1/2 MINNESOTA DULUTH* L, 1-4 Sat, Feb. 4 #1/2 MINNESOTA DULUTH* W, 3-2 Fri, Feb. 10 MINNESOTA STATE* L, 2-3 Sat, Feb. 11 MINNESOTA STATE* L, 1-2 Fri, Feb. 17 at St. Cloud State* W, 3-2 OT Sat, Feb. 18 at St. Cloud State* L, 3-8 Fri, Feb. 24 ALASKA FAIRBANKS% W, 3-2 Sat, Feb. 25 at Alaska Fairbanks% L, 1-3 Fri, March 2 BEMIDJI STATE* L, 1-2 Sat, March 3 BEMIDJI STATE* L, 4-5 March 9 #4/5 Minnesota^ L, 1-2 March 10 #4/5 Minnesota^ L, 3-7 Home games in all CAPS / All mes Alaska * WCHA game # Kendall Hockey Classic (Anchorage, AK) & Brice Alaska Goal Rush (Fairbanks, AK) % Alaska Airlines Governor’s Cup ^ WCHA First Round UAA SPORTS INFORMATION Please contact assistant sports informaon director Dallas Baldwin (907-786-GOAL or [email protected]. edu) for credenals, releases, stascs, general or game informaon, or assistance in arranging interviews with players or coaches. Hockey concludes 2011-12 campaign April 17, 2012 ALASKA ANCHORAGE SEAWOLVES OVERALL RECORD: 9-25-2 WCHA RECORD: 5-22-1 Crowell Bailey

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2011-12 SEASON RECAP: The Seawolves concluded the 2011-12 campaign with a 9-25-2 overall record and a 5-22-1 slate in league play, falling to eventual Frozen Four qualifier Minnesota in the first round of the WCHA Playoffs ... highlighting the season was a 3-2 win over then-No. 1 Minnesota Duluth, along with upsets of No. 6 Colorado College and No. 15 Michigan Tech ... the Seawolves were 4-1-1 in non-conference play, winning the Kendall Hockey Classic and Brice Alaska Goal Rush tournaments ... UAA also landed a program-high-tying 14 on the WCHA Academic All-Conference Team and six to the WCHA Scholar-Athlete Team.

2012-13 TEAM CAPTAINS ANNOUNCED: Head bench boss Dave Shy-iak announced that Chris Crowell will dress as ‘Captain’ for the Sea-wolves in 2012-13, while Matt Bailey will be the ‘Assistant Captain’ ... Crowell becomes the first stand-alone captain since Jared Tuton in 2009-10.

SENIOR SEND OFF: The Seawolves said goodbye to four seniors – Brad Gor-ham, Curtis Leinweber, Jade Portwood and Dusan Sidor – who played in their final collegiate game on March 11 at Minnesota in the WCHA First Round Playoffs ... the foursome dressed in their final home game on March 3 against Bemidji State ... combined, the four played in 343 games and posted 34 goals and 70 assists.

TEAM AWARDS: Sophomore Matt Bailey was selected as the team’s Most Valuable Player on March 29 as UAA wrapped up the 2011-12 campaign with its annual banquet at the Anchorage Marriott Downtown ... the individual honors went to seniors Jade Portwood (Corner Man) and Dusan Sidor (Most Inspi-rational and Jack Peterson Student-Athlete), sophomore Chris Kamal (Leon Thompson Fan Favorite) and freshmen Derek Docken (Rookie of the Year) and Corbin Karl (Most Improved).

WCHA FIRST ROUND RECAP: The Seawolves’ season came to an end after Minnesota swept UAA, 2-1, 7-3, in the WCHA First Round Playoffs on March 10-11 at Mariucci Arena ... on March 10, the Golden Gophers took a two-goal lead on tallies from Erik Haula, before senior D Brad Gor-ham netted UAA’s lone goal in the final seconds of the middle frame ... on March 11, the Seawolves took a 3-1 lead with a pair of goals by sophomore F Matt Bailey and one by freshman F Scott Allen ... Minnesota then responded with two more tallies in the second and four in the third for the sweep.

UAA IN THE POSTSEASON: UAA is 6-37 in the WCHA First Round, having picked up five of those

2011-12 HOCKEYHKY SID: DALLAS BALDWINOFFICE: (907) 786-4625FAX: (907) 563-4565EmAIL: [email protected]

uAA SPORTS INFORmATION • WELLS FARGO SPORTS COmPLEX Rm 220 • 3211 PROvIDENCE DR • ANCHORAGE, AK 99508

ALASKA ANCHORAGE HOCKEY2011-12 SCHEDULE

Fri, Sept. 30 Northern Alberta (exh.) W, 7-2 Fri, Oct. 7 CLARKSON# T, 4-4 Sat, Oct. 8 ST. CLOUD STATE# W, 4-3 OT Fri, Oct. 14 vs #15/16 Nebraska Omaha& W, 3-0 Sat, Oct. 15 vs Mercyhurst& W, 6-2 Fri, Oct. 21 at Nebraska Omaha* L, 1-4 Sat, Oct. 22 at Nebraska Omaha* L, 1-3 Fri, Oct. 28 #8 MINNESOTA* L, 0-5 Sat, Oct. 29 #8 MINNESOTA* L, 1-3 Fri, Nov. 11 at #10/13 Minn. Duluth* L, 0-5 Sat, Nov. 12 at #10/13 Minn. Duluth* L, 1-3 Fri, Nov. 18 #15 MICHIGAN TECH* W, 3-1 Sat, Nov. 19 #15 MICHIGAN TECH* L, 0-5 Fri, Nov. 25 at Minnesota State* W, 5-4 Sat, Nov. 26 at Minnesota State* T, 5-5 OT Fri, Dec. 2 NORTH DAKOTA* L, 2-5 Sat, Dec. 3 NORTH DAKOTA* L, 1-4 Fri, Dec. 9 at #6 Colorado College* W, 6-3 Sat, Dec. 10 at #6 Colorado College* L, 3-4 Fri, Jan. 13 at Michigan Tech* L, 2-6 Sat, Jan. 14 at Michigan Tech* L, 4-6 Fri, Jan. 20 at Wisconsin* L, 0-4 Sat, Jan. 21 at Wisconsin* L, 2-3 Fri, Jan. 27 #15 DENVER* L, 2-4 Sat, Jan. 28 #15 DENVER* L, 3-6 Fri, Feb. 3 #1/2 MINNESOTA DULUTH* L, 1-4 Sat, Feb. 4 #1/2 MINNESOTA DULUTH* W, 3-2 Fri, Feb. 10 MINNESOTA STATE* L, 2-3 Sat, Feb. 11 MINNESOTA STATE* L, 1-2 Fri, Feb. 17 at St. Cloud State* W, 3-2 OT Sat, Feb. 18 at St. Cloud State* L, 3-8 Fri, Feb. 24 ALASKA FAIRBANKS% W, 3-2 Sat, Feb. 25 at Alaska Fairbanks% L, 1-3 Fri, March 2 BEMIDJI STATE* L, 1-2 Sat, March 3 BEMIDJI STATE* L, 4-5 March 9 #4/5 Minnesota^ L, 1-2 March 10 #4/5 Minnesota^ L, 3-7

Home games in all CAPS / All times Alaska * WCHA game # Kendall Hockey Classic (Anchorage, AK) & Brice Alaska Goal Rush (Fairbanks, AK) % Alaska Airlines Governor’s Cup ^ WCHA First Round

UAA SPORTS INFORMATION Please contact assistant sports information director Dallas Baldwin (907-786-GOAL or [email protected]. edu) for credentials, releases, statistics, general or game information, or assistance in arranging interviews with players or coaches.

Hockey concludes 2011-12 campaignApril 17, 2012

ALASKA ANCHORAGE SEAWOLVESOVERALL RECORD: 9-25-2WCHA RECORD: 5-22-1

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2011-12 ALASKA ANCHORAGE SEAWOLVESSEAWOLF HOCKEY 2011-12 RECORD BREAKDOWN

Overall Record 9-25-2 When UAA Scores First 4-8-1 WCHA Record 5-22-1 When Opponent Scores First 5-17-1 Home Record 4-12-1 When Leading After 1st Period 4-4-1 Road Record 5-13-1 When Trailing After 1st Period 4-15-1 Neutral Site Record 2-0-0 When Tied After 1st Period 1-6-0 WCHA Home Games 2-12-0 When Leading After 2nd Period 6-0-1 WCHA Road Games 3-10-1 When Trailing After 2nd Period 1-19-1 Last 5 Games 0-5-0 When Tied After 2nd Period 2-6-0 Last 10 Games 2-8-0 When Scoring on the Power Play 6-8-2 When Outshooting Opp. 6-7-1 When Scoreless on the PP 3-17-0 When UAA Out-shot 3-17-1 When Opp. Scores on PP 4-12-2 Ties Opponents on Shots 0-1-0 When Opp. Scoreless on PP 5-13-0

In One-Goal Games 5-7-0 In Two-Goal Games 1-7-0 In Three-Goal Games 2-4-0 October 3-4-1 In 4+ Goal Games 1-7-0 November 2-3-1 In Overtime Games 2-0-2 December 1-3-0 Friday Games 6-11-1 January 0-6-0 Saturday Games 3-14-1 February 3-5-0 March 0-4-0 40 or more shots on goal 1-0-1 Allowing 40 or more shots 0-2-1 30-39 shots on goal 4-3-0 Allowing 30-39 shots 0-7-0 20-29 shots on goal 3-15-0 Allowing 20-29 shots 8-13-1 10-19 shots on goal 1-7-1 Allowing 10-19 shots 1-3-0 THE LAST TIME ... a Seawolf scored the following in a single game: 2 Goals Matt Bailey vs Minnesota (3/10/12) 3 Goals Mitch Bruijsten vs. Colorado College (12/9/11) 4 Goals David Vallieres vs. Michigan Tech (11/4/95) 5 Goals Cary Fisher vs. Gustavus Adolphus (2/4/88) 3 Points Matt Bailey (2-1—3) vs. Minnesota Duluth (2/4/12) 4 Points Mickey Spencer (3-1—4) vs. St. Cloud State (10/8/11) 5 Points David Vallieres (4-1—5) vs. Michigan Tech (11/4/95) 6+ Points Doug Spooner (3-5—8) vs. Gustavus Adolphus (2/4/88)

UAA goaltender made 50 saves: Nathan Lawson (51) at Michigan Tech (1/21/06) UAA goaltender made 40 saves: Rob Gunderson (41 saves) at Minnesota State (11/26/11) UAA goaltender received an assist: Rob Gunderson vs. Nebraska Omaha (10/14/11) UAA attempted a penalty shot: Kory Roy vs. Alaska Fairbanks (2/24/12) UAA made a penalty shot: Shea Hamilton vs. St. Cloud State (2/4/05) — First in program history An opposing player attempted a penalty shot: Jake Hansen, UM, scored on Chris Kamal (3/11/11) An opposing player scored a penalty shot: Jake Hansen, UM, scored on Chris Kamal (3/11/11) UAA scored an empty net goal: Tommy Grant at Minnesota State (3/5/11) UAA scored a shorthanded goal: Mitch Bruijsten at Colorado College (12/9/11) UAA swept a two-game series at Sullivan Arena: 2/54/5/11 vs. Michigan Tech (4-1, 4-2) UAA swept a two-game WCHA road series: 3/4-5/11, at Minnesota State (4-0, 4-1) UAA swept a two-game WCHA 1st Round series: 3/11-12/11 at Minnesota (4-3, 2-0) An opponent swept a two-game road series: 3/10/11/12 at Minnesota (2-1, 7-3) An opponent swept a two-game series at Sullivan Arena: 3/2-3/12 vs. Bemidji State (2-1, 5-4) UAA shut out an opponent: 10/14/11—UAA 3, Nebraska Omaha 0 (Rob Gunderson) UAA shut out an opponent on the road: 10/14/11—UAA 3, Nebraska Omaha 0 (Rob Gunderson) UAA was shut out: 1/20/12— at Wisconsin (4-0) (Joel Rumpel, 23 saves)

wins against Wisconsin and Minnesota ... at the WCHA Final Five, UAA is 1-3 ... the lone Seawolf win came against Colorado College on March 18, 2004 in the play-in game, ... the Seawolves advanced to the semifinals, where they fell to North Dakota (4-2) on March 19 and then to Minnesota Duluth (4-2) in the 3rd-place game on March 20.

WCHA SCHOLAR-ATHLETES: Six Seawolves were members of the seventh annual group of WCHA Scholar-Athlete Award recipients ... receiv-ing his third award was senior goaltender Dusan Sidor, while junior forward Chris Crowell col-lected the second honor of his career ... furnishing the accolade for the first time were senior forward Jade Portwood and sophomore forwards Matt Bailey, Brett Cameron and Andrew Pick-ering ... Sidor joins former UAA netminder Jon Olthuis as the only Seawolves with three WCHA Student-Athlete honors.

WCHA ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM: UAA landed a program-high-tying 14 student-athletes to the men’s All-Western Collegiate Hockey As-sociation Academic Team ... earning the recognition for the third time of his career was senior Dusan Sidor ... claiming their second academic honor were juniors Chris Crowell, Alex Gellert and Scott Warner ... receiving the award for the first time were seniors Brad Gorham, Curtis Leinweber and Jade Portwood, juniors Tyler Currier and Daniel Naslund and sophomores Matt Bailey, Brett Cameron, Chris Kamal, Andrew Pickering and Quinn Sproule ... the 2008-09 UAA squad also had 14 student-athletes earning the recognition.

SEAWOLF BITES: UAA concluded the season 12th overall in the WCHA standings with a 5-22-1 slate ... following the Alaska Fairbanks series on Feb. 24-25, the Seawolves finished with a 4-1-1 record in non-conference play – the best since the 2008-09 season (5-1-0) ... the freshman class led the way with 69 points and four game-winning goals, while the junior class was second with 66 points and a team-

HEAD COACH DAVE SHYIAK 76-152-26 career record (7th Season) 50-126-20 WCHA record / 21-12-5 non-conference - Posted most wins in 2010-11 since joining the league and second-best conference record, while advancing to the WCHA Final Five. - Fourth head coach in program history & second most winningest coach in program history. - Led UAA to a third-straight Alaska Airlines Governor’s Cup title in 2008-09. - Helped guide NMU to seven 20-win seasons, six Central Collegiate Hockey Association tournament berths and one NCAA Tournament appearance. - Wildcats averaged over 20 wins a season under Shyiak’s tenure. - Recorded an overall mark of 213-174-40 as an assistant coach at NMU (10 seasons) - Served as head coach of the North American Select Team in 2000 and 2001, guiding the squad to silver- medal finishes both seasons at the World “Junior A” Hockey Tournament - Co-Captain of NMU’s 1991 NCAA Championship team that eliminated UAA from the Quarterfinals.

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2011-12 ALASKA ANCHORAGE SEAWOLVES

2011-12 SEASON LEADERS GOALS Matt Bailey ....................10 Curtis Leinweber ...........9 Mitch Bruijsten ..............8 ASSISTS Scott Warner .................13 Austin Coldwell..............12 Jordan Kwas ...................10 Derek Docken ................10 POINTS Matt Bailey ....................17 Curtis Leinweber ...........17 Mitch Bruijsten ..............16 Scott Warner .................15 Eric Scheid .....................15

POWER-PLAY GOALS Mitch Bruijsten ..............4 Matt Bailey ....................4 SHORT-HANDED GOALS Daniel Naslund ..............1 Mitch Bruijsten ..............1 GAME-WINNING GOALS Mickey Spencer .............1 Jade Porwood ................1 Mark Pustin ...................1 Corbin Karl .....................1 Scott Allen .....................1 Austin Coldwell..............1 Matt Bailey ....................1 Eric Scheid .....................1 Brett Cameron ...............1

PENALTIES Brad Gorham .................28 Scott Warner .................16 Matt Bailey ....................15 PENALTY MINUTES Brad Gorham .................75 Scott Warner .................40 Mitch Bruijsten ..............31 SHOTS ON GOAL Matt Bailey ....................78 Curtis Leinweber ...........69 Mitch Bruijsten ..............63 PLUS/MINUS Wes McLeod ..................+4

2011-12 SCORING BY CLASS G A P PPG GW Seniors 15 22 37 6 1 Juniors 25 41 66 8 1 Sophomores 26 34 60 5 3 Freshmen 19 50 69 6 4

high 8 power-play tallies ... at the completion of 36 games, UAA was outshot by opponents, 1010-901, but won the battle of the shots in the third (305-300) and overtime (12-7) … UAA posted 24 goals in the first period, 40 in the second, 19 in the third and two in OT for a combined 85 goals … the Seawolves allowed 134 goals ... for special teams, UAA posted 25 power-play goals to opponents’ 28, and two shorthanded strikes to opponents’ five ... in the WCHA overall stats, UAA ranked 5th on the penalty kill (81.1), 8th in penalty minutes (13.5), 10th on the power play (19.5) and 12th in scoring offense (2.36) and scoring defense (3.72) ... the Seawolves posted a season-high 17 points on Oct. 15 against Mercyhurst in the Brice Alaska Goal Rush, including a season-high-tying 6 goals ... UAA also had six goals against Colorado College on Dec. 9 ... the Seawolves peppered Mercyhurst with a season-high 44 shots ... UAA logged a season-high 13 penalties and 48 penalty minutes against Minnesota State on Nov. 26.

PLAYER NOTES: Sophomore F Matt Bailey, UAA’s Most Valuable Player, led the Sea-wolves for the 2011-12 season with a team-high 10 goals and 17 points ... Bailey, a local of Winnipeg, Manitoba, also posted a team-high-tying four power-play goals ... his 17 points were three shy of his freshman total ... Bailey finished the season tied in points with senior F/D Curtis Leinweber ... Leinweber concluded his collegiate career with nine goals, eight assists and three power-play goals ... Leinweber needed just one more goal to double his goal total from his first three seasons as a Seawolf ... also wrapping up his college career were seniors F Jade Portwood, D Brad Gorham and G Dusan Sidor ... Portwood produced 4-6–10 totals, one point shy of his career-best from 2010-11 ... Portwood and Leinweber each played in 122 career games, good for a tie at No. 53 on the all-time UAA games-played list ... Gorham, an Anchorage native, added two goals and eight assists for a career-high 10 points ... Gorham, who transferred during his sophomore season, dressed in 83 games for the Green & Gold ... a local of Poprad, Slovakia, Sidor received his first collegiate starts this season, picking up his first at Michigan Tech on Jan. 14 and his first home start on March 3 against Bemidji State ... leading the UAA defense-men was junior D Scott Warner ... Warner led the blueliners with 2-13–15 totals, good for a fourth-place tie overall ... Warner’s 13 helpers were a team high and the most for the Anchorage native since transfering from Army ... Warner dressed in 32 of the 36 games, missing the last four due to a ankle injury ... Warner finished the season tied for No. 22 in the overall WCHA stats ... the freshman class was led by F Eric Scheid with 15 points, tied with Warner ... Scheid scored six goals, fifth-most on the team, and recorded nine assists ... the Blaine, Minn., local finished the season tied for No. 18 in freshman scoring for the league ... also producing solid numbers as a freshman was D Austin Coldwell ... Coldwell produced 12 assists and 14 points, good for No. 5 among freshmen defense-men in the league ... combined, UAA had six Seawolves top last season’s point total ... in addition to Leinweber, Warner, and Gorham, juniors F Daniel Naslund and Tyler Currier and sophomore D Quinn Sproule improved their point total from a year ago ... Naslund added 13 points and a career-high five goals, while Currier posted 2-4–6 totals, doubling his point total from his first two seasons ... Sproule, a local of Hussar, Alberta, was the lone Seawolf to dress in all 36 games, netting a career-high three goals and a career-high seven assists.

2011-12 WCHA Men’s stAndings Conference Only Overall Pts GP Record Win% GF- GA GP Record Win% GF- GA 1 Minnesota 40 28 20- 8- 0 .714 88- 57 37 24-12- 1 .662 130- 78 2 Minnesota Duluth 37 28 16- 7- 5 .661 103- 73 36 22- 8- 6 .694 132- 92 3 Denver 36 28 16- 8- 4 .643 96- 79 36 21-11- 4 .639 125- 96 4 North Dakota 33 28 16-11- 1 .589 82- 73 35 20-12- 3 .614 108- 94 5 Colorado College 31 28 15-12- 1 .554 95- 86 34 18-14- 2 .559 110- 97 6 St. Cloud State 28 28 12-12- 4 .500 86- 74 36 15-16- 5 .486 112- 99 7 Nebraska Omaha 27 28 11-12- 5 .482 83- 85 36 14-16- 6 .472 105-105 8 Michigan Tech 26 28 11-13- 4 .464 85- 87 36 14-18- 4 .444 102-109 9 Bemidji State 25 28 11-14- 3 .446 72- 89 36 17-16- 3 .514 97-10110 Wisconsin 24 28 11-15- 2 .429 76- 83 34 16-16- 2 .500 101- 9611 Minnesota State 18 28 8-18- 2 .321 73-102 36 12-22- 2 .361 97-12212 Alaska Anchorage 11 28 5-22- 1 .196 60-111 34 9-23- 2 .294 81-125

UAA ALL-TIME RECORDS All-Time WCHA Record .....................................145-340-63 (19th) All-Time Record ................................................452-578-93 (34th)

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2011-12 ALASKA ANCHORAGE SEAWOLVES2011-12 SCHEDULE AND RESULTS UAA/OPP UAA/OPP UAA/OPP Date Opponent Time/Res. Shots Power Play Penalties Goaltender Attend. Sept. 30 Northern Alberta (ex) W, 7-2 38/12 0-3/1-3 3-6/3-6 Kamal 901 Oct. 7 CLARKSON# T, 4-4 41/23 2-7/2-7 7-14/7-14 Gunderson (0-0-1) 3,307 Oct. 8 ST. CLOUD STATE# W, 4-3 OT 32/24 1-3/2-3 3-6/3-6 Kamal (1-0-0) 3,703 Oct. 14 vs #15/16 UNO& W, 3-0 35/23 0-0/0-0 0-0/0-0 Gunderson (1-0-1) 2,108 Oct. 15 vs Mercyhurst& W, 6-2 44/24 1-4/1-2 3-6/4-8 Kamal (2-0-0) 1,940 Oct. 21 at Nebraska Omaha* L, 1-4 19/28 0-5/0-6 10-20/9-18 Gunderson (1-1-1) 5,894 Oct. 22 at Nebraska Omaha* L, 1-3 21/40 0-3/0-5 6-12/4-8 Kamal (2-1-0) 5,614 Oct. 28 #8 MINNESOTA* L, 0-5 22/21 0-3/2-3 4-8/4-8 Kamal (2-2-0) 3,337 Oct. 29 #8 MINNESOTA* L, 1-3 27/31 1-4/0-3 4-8/5-10 Gunderson (1-2-1) 3,343 Nov. 11 at #10/13 Minn. Duluth* L, 0-5 27/31 0-2/2-3 4-8/4-16 Gunderson (1-3-1) 6,129 Nov. 12 at #10/13 Minn. Duluth* L, 1-3 35/36 0-3/1-4 7-14/5-10 Kamal (2-3-0) 6,156 Nov. 18 #15 MICHIGAN TECH* W, 3-1 24/19 1-3/0-3 5-21/6-12 Kamal (3-3-0) 3,434 Nov. 19 #15 MICHIGAN TECH* L, 0-5 23/28 0-3/1-7 11-41/5-18 Kamal (3-4-0) 2,843 Nov. 25 at Minnesota State* W, 5-4 24/27 2-3/0-3 3-6/3-6 Gunderson (2-3-1) 2,437 Nov. 26 at Minnesota State* T, 5-5 13/46 2-5/3-11 13-48/8-27 Gunderson (2-3-2) 2,591 Dec. 2 NORTH DAKOTA* L, 2-5 28/28 1-7/3-6 6-12/7-14 Gunderson (2-4-2) 2,597 Dec. 3 NORTH DAKOTA* L, 1-4 20/17 1-6/2-5 6-12/7-14 Kamal (3-5-0) 2,622 Dec. 9 at #6 Colorado College* W, 6-3 30/29 4-11/0-1 3-6/11-44 Gunderson (3-4-2) 6,587 Dec. 10 at #6 Colorado College* L, 3-4 26/40 0-3/1-5 5-10/3-6 Gunderson (3-5-2) 6,552 Jan. 13 at Michigan Tech* L, 2-6 27/29 0-5/0-4 4-8/5-10 Kamal (4-5-0) 2,229 Jan. 14 at Michigan Tech* L, 4-6 25/31 0-4/0-7 9-18/6-12 Sidor (0-1-0) 2,672 Jan. 20 at Wisconsin* L, 0-4 23/22 0-1/0-3 4-8/2-4 Kamal (3-7-0) 10,532 Jan. 21 at Wisconsin* L, 2-3 27/29 1-4/0-2 3-6/5-10 Kamal (3-8-0) 13,712 Jan. 27 #15 DENVER* L, 2-4 32/26 0-3/1-4 6-12/5-10 Gunderson (3-6-2) 2,960 Jan. 28 #15 DENVER* L, 3-6 27/28 0-5/1-5 8-27/8-16 Gunderson (3-7-2) 3,226 Feb. 3 #1/2 MINN. DULUTH* L, 1-4 18/26 1-3/1-2 3-6/4-8 Kamal (3-9-0) 2,306 Feb. 4 #1/2 MINN. DULUTH* W, 3-2 20/29 1-4/1-5 7-14/5-21 Gunderson (4-7-2) 2,548 Feb. 10 MINNESOTA STATE* L, 2-3 24/17 2-3/0-5 7-14/5-10 Gunderson (4-8-2) 2,506 Feb. 11 MINNESOTA STATE* L, 1-2 19/16 0-3/0-4 6-34/4-19 Gunderson (4-9-2) 2,745 Feb. 17 at St. Cloud State* W, 3-2 OT 32/26 0-1/0-3 3-6/1-2 Gunderson (5-9-2) 4,093 Feb. 18 at St. Cloud State* L, 3-8 31/29 0-2/0-2 4-8/4-8 Gunderson (5-10-2) 4,853 Feb. 24 ALASKA FAIRBANKS% W, 3-2 17/29 0-1/1-3 3-6/1-2 Kamal (4-9-0) 5,421 Feb. 25 at Alaska Fairbanks% L, 1-3 15/31 0-2/0-7 8-24/2-4 Kamal (4-10-0) 4,595 March 2 BEMIDJI STATE* L, 1-2 15/27 0-0/0-3 3-6/0-0 Kamal (4-11-0) 2,802 March 3 BEMIDJI STATE* L, 4-5 22/28 0-3/2-3 4-16/3-6 Sidor (0-2-0) 2,883 March 9 at #4/5 Minnesota^ L, 1-2 17/34 1-7/0-2 2-4/7-14 Kamal (4-12-0) 9,410 March 10 at #4/5 Minnesota^ L, 3-7 19/38 3-4/1-7 8-16/5-10 Kamal (4-13-0) 9,018

Home games in ALL CAPS% Alaska Airlines Governor’s Cup# Kendall Hockey Classic& Brice Alaska Goal Rush (Fairbanks)* Western Collegiate Hockey Association game ^ WCHA First RoundAll times are Alaska Daylight/Standard Time

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DATE OPPONENT FIRST SECOND THIRD FOURTH D1 D2 D3 Ex.D G Oct. 7 CLARKSON 10-17-7 12-21-19 36-40-18 9-20-26 8-15 13-11 5-4 33-35 Oct. 8 ST. CLOUD STATE 10-17-7 12-21-19 36-40-18 9-20-26 8-15 13-11 5-4 35-33 Oct. 14 vs #15/16 UNO 10-17-7 12-21-19 36-40-18 9-20-26 8-15 13-11 5-4 33-35 Oct. 15 vs Mercyhurst 10-17-29 12-21-19 36-40-18 9-20-26 8-15 13-3 5-4 35-33 Oct. 21 at Nebraska Omaha 12-21-19 29-17-10 36-40-18 9-20-26 8-15 3-13 5-4 33-35 Oct. 22 at Nebraska Omaha 36-40-18 10-20-7 29-21-9 12-26 8-15 3-13 5-4 25 35-33 Oct. 28 #8 MINNESOTA 36-40-18 11-21-12 10-20-19 29-39-7 8-15 4-25 3-13 35-33 Oct. 29 #8 MINNESOTA 36-40-18 10-20-19 29-39-26 11-21-16 8-15 4-25 3-13 33-35 Nov. 11 at #10/13 Minn. Duluth 36-40-18 10-20-19 29-39-16 11-21-12 8-15 13-25 5-4 33-35 Nov. 12 at #10/13 Minn. Duluth 29-39-26 10-20-7 11-21-12 36-40-19 4-15 8-25 5-13 35-33 Nov. 18 #15 MICHIGAN TECH 11-21-12 29-39-26 10-17-7 36-10-19 4-15 8-25 5-13 35-33 Nov. 19 #15 MICHIGAN TECH 11-21-12 29-39-26 10-17-7 9-40-19 4-15 8-25 5-13 35-33 Nov. 25 at Minnesota State 12-21-16 10-17-7 29-39-19 9-23-26 4-15 8-25 13-11 33-35 Nov. 26 at Minnesota State 29-17-7 10-39-19 23-21-12 16-26-18 4-15 8-5 13-11 33-35 Dec. 2 NORTH DAKOTA 29-17-7 12-39-19 9-21-26 23-18 4-15 8-5 13-11 25 33-35 Dec. 3 NORTH DAKOTA 29-17-7 12-39-19 11-21-26 10-23-18 4-15 8-5 13-25 35-33 Dec. 9 at #6 Colorado College 29-17-7 12-39-19 11-23-26 10-40-18 4-15 8-5 13-25 33-35 Dec. 10 at #6 Colorado College 29-17-7 12-39-19 10-40-18 28-23-16 8-5 13-25 11-26 33-35 Jan. 13 at Michigan Tech 29-40-20 11-39-7 12-21-19 36-23-16 4-15 8-5 13-26 35-38 Jan. 14 at Michigan Tech 11-39-7 36-23-16 20-21-19 12-40-18 4-15 8-5 13-26 38-35 Jan. 20 at Wisconsin 11-39-7 36-23-16 40-21-12 29-20-19 4-15 8-5 13-26 35-38 Jan. 21 at Wisconsin 11-39-7 36-23-16 40-21-12 29-20-19 4-15 8-5 13-26 35-38 Jan. 27 #15 DENVER 40-21-12 11-39-7 29-20-19 36-23-16 4-15 8-5 13-26 33-35 Jan. 28 #15 DENVER 40-21-12 11-39-16 9-20-18 36-23-19 4-15 8-5 13-26 33-35 Feb. 3 #1/2 MINNESOTA DULUTH 9-20-18 40-21-12 11-39-7 36-23-16 4-15 8-5 13-26 35-33 Feb. 4 #1/2 MINNESOTA DULUTH 11-21-12 36-40-7 39-20-18 29-23-19 4-15 8-5 13-25 33-35 Feb. 10 MINNESOTA STATE 12-21-11 36-40-7 39-20-18 29-23-19 4-15 8-5 13-25 33-35 Feb. 11 MINNESOTA STATE 12-21-11 36-40-7 29-39-20 28-23-18 4-15 8-5 13-25 33-35 Feb. 17 at St. Cloud State 12-21-11 36-40-7 29-39-20 23-17-19 4-15 8-5 13-25 33-35 Feb. 18 at St. Cloud State 12-21-11 36-40-7 29-39-17 9-23-19 4-15 8-5 13-25 33-35 Feb. 24 ALASKA FAIRBANKS 12-21-11 36-40-7 29-39-17 9-23-19 8-15 13-25 5-26 35-38 Feb. 25 at Alaska Fairbanks 12-21-11 36-40-7 29-39-17 9-23-19 8-15 13-25 5-26 35-38 March 2 BEMIDJI STATE 12-21-11 36-40-18 17-39-7 28-23-19 5-15 13-25 26-20 35-33 March 3 BEMIDJI STATE 11-21-17 36-40-7 28-39-19 9-23-18 5-15 13-25 26-20 38-35 March 10 Minnesota 36-40-7 11-21-17 29-39-19 28-20-18 4-15 13-25 5-26 35-33 March 11 Minnesota 36-40-7 11-21-17 29-39-19 28-20-18 4-15 13-25 5-26 35-33

2011-12 UAA LINES (STARTERS IN BOLD)

UAA NUMERICAL ROSTER NO. FIRST LAST CL POS HT WT S/C HOMETOWN / (PREVIOUS TEAM / LEAGUE) 4 Derek Docken Fr. D 6-0 189 L Northfield, Minnesota / Dubuque Fighting Saints/USHL 5 Austin Coldwell Fr. D 6-0 198 L Vancouver, Washington / Des Moines Buccaneers/USHL 7 Brett Cameron So. F 6-2 202 R Spruce Grove, Alberta / Spruce Grove Saints/AJHL 8 Scott Warner Jr. D 5-9 174 L Anchorage, Alaska / Army/Atlantic Hockey 9 Mark Pustin So. F 5-8 162 L Porter Ranch, California / Fairbanks Ice Dogs/NAHL 11 Curtis Leinweber Sr. F/D 5-8 175 L Calgary, Alberta / Okotoks Oilers/AJHL 12 Mitch Bruijsten Jr. F 6-4 205 L Nijmegen, Netherlands / Sioux City Musketeers/USHL 13 Quinn Sproule So. D 6-0 191 L Hussar, Alberta / Okotoks Oilers/AJHL 15 Brad Gorham Sr. D/F 6-1 197 R Anchorage, Alaska / Ohio State/CCHA 16 Andrew Pettitt Fr. F 5-10 167 R Whitehorse, Yukon Territory / Powell River Kings/BCHL 17 Jordan Kwas So. F 5-10 184 R Cochrane, Alberta / Olds Grizzlys/AJHL 18 Chris Crowell Jr. F 6-3 206 R Williams Lake, British Columbia / Vernon Vipers/BCHL 19 Sam Mellor Fr. F 5-10 180 R Cranbrook, British Columbia / Trail Smoke Eaters/BCHL 20 Alex Gellert Jr. F 6-1 183 R Kelowna, British Columbia / Cowichan Valley Capitals/BCHL 21 Matt Bailey So. F 6-1 194 L Winnipeg, Manitoba / Sioux Falls Stampede/USHL 23 Kory Roy Fr. F 5-10 186 L Anchorage, Alaska / Canmore Eagles/AJHL 25 Corbin Karl Fr. D 6-0 203 R Foremost, Alberta / Olds Grizzlys/AJHL 26 Tyler Currier Jr. F 6-2 201 R Anchorage, Alaska / Alaska Avalanche/NAHL 28 Andrew Pickering So. F 5-11 174 L West Vancouver, British Columbia / Penticton Vees/BCHL 29 Scott Allen Fr. F 6-3 193 L Edmonton, Alberta / Spruce Grove Saints/AJHL 33 Rob Gunderson So. G 6-1 198 L Lethbridge, Alberta / Brooks Bandits/AJHL 35 Chris Kamal So. G 5-10 185 L Alpharetta, Georgia / Alexandria Blizzard/NAHL 36 Jade Portwood Sr. F 6-3 205 L Victoria, British Columbia / Brooks Bandits/AJHL 38 Dusan Sidor Jr. G 6-0 174 R Poprad, Slovakia / Alaska Avalanche/NAHL 39 Eric Scheid Fr. F 5-9 160 L Blaine, Minnesota / Lincoln Stars/USHL 40 Daniel Naslund Jr. F 6-3 199 L Nykoping, Sweden / Vasteras/J20 Sweden

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TEAMLargest Margin of Victory................................46-2 win vs. Mercyhurst, 10/15Largest Margin of Defeat ................................50-5 loss vs. Minnesota, 10/280-5 loss at Minnesota Duluth, 11/110-5 loss vs. Michigan Tech, 11/193-8 loss at St. Cloud State, 2/18Most Goals, Game ..........................................66-2 win vs. Mercyhurst, 10/156-3 win at Colorado College, 12/9Most Goals, First Period ..................................36-2 win vs. Mercyhurst, 10/15Most Goals, Second Period .............................33-0 win vs. Nebraska Omaha, 10/144-4 tie vs. Clarkson, 10/75-5 tie at Minnesota State, 11/266-3 win at Colorado College, 12/9 3-6 loss vs. Denver, 1/283-2 win vs. UAF, 2/243-7 loss at Minnesota, 3/11Most Goals, Third Period ................................34-3 OT win vs. St. Cloud State, 10/8Most Goals Allowed, Game ............................83-8 loss at St. Cloud State, 2/18Most Goals Allowed, First Period ....................40-5 loss at Minnesota Duluth, 11/113-6 loss vs. Denver, 1/28Most Goals Allowed, Second Period ...............34-4 tie vs. Clarkson, 10/70-5 loss vs. Michigan Tech, 11/191-4 loss vs. North Dakota, 12/34-5 loss vs. Bemidji State, 3/3/12Most Goals Allowed, Third Period ...................53-8 loss at St. Cloud State, 2/18Fewest Goals Allowed, Game..........................03-0 win vs. Nebraska Omaha, 10/14Most Shots, Game ........................................446-2 win vs. Mercyhurst, 10/15Most Shots, Period .......................................166-2 win vs. Mercyhurst, 10/15Most Shots, First Period ................................156-2 win vs. Mercyhurst, 10/15Most Shots, Second Period ...........................153-0 win vs. Nebraska Omaha, 10/146-3 win at Colorado College, 12/9Most Shots, Third Period ..............................166-2 win vs. Mercyhurst, 10/15Most Shots, Overtime .....................................44-4 tie vs. Clarkson, 10/73-2 win at St. Cloud State, 2/17Most Shots Allowed, Game ..........................465-5 tie at Minnesota State, 11/26Most Shots Allowed, Period ..........................201-3 loss vs. Minnesota, 10/293-4 loss at Colorado College, 12/10Most Shots Allowed, First Period ..................201-3 loss vs. Minnesota, 10/293-4 loss at Colorado College, 12/10Most Shots Allowed, Second Period .............181-3 loss to Nebraska Omaha, 10/22Most Shots Allowed, Third Period .................185-5 tie at Minnesota State, 11/26Most Shots Allowed, Overtime .......................34-3 OT win vs. St. Cloud State, 10/8Fewest Shots, Game .....................................135-5 tie at Minnesota State, 11/26Fewest Shots, Regulation Period .....................11-4 loss vs. North Dakota, 12/3Fewest Shots, First Period ...............................35-5 tie at Minnesota State, 11/26Fewest Shots, Second Period ..........................11-4 loss vs. North Dakota, 12/3Fewest Shots, Third Period .............................20-5 loss vs. Minnesota, 10/28

3-2 win vs. UAF, 2/24Fewest Shots, Overtime ..................................24-3 OT win vs. St. Cloud State, 10/8Fewest Shots Allowed, Game ........................161-2 loss vs. Minnesota State, 2/11Fewest Shots Allowed, Regulation Period .......36-2 win vs. Mercyhurst, 10/15Fewest Shots Allowed First Period ..................44-4 tie vs. Clarkson, 10/7Fewest Shots Allowed, Second Period .............53-1 win vs. Michigan Tech, 11/182-5 loss vs. North Dakota, 12/2Fewest Shots Allowed, Third Period ................36-2 win vs. Mercyhurst, 10/15Fewest Shots Allowed, Overtime ....................04-4 tie vs. Clarkson, 10/7Most Penalty Minutes, Game .......................485-5 tie at Minnesota State, 11/26Most Opponent Penalty Minutes, Game .......446-3 win at Colorado College, 12/9Most Penalties, Game...................................135-5 tie at Minnesota State, 11/26Most Opponent Penalties, Game ..................116-3 win at Colorado College, 12/9Fewest Penalties, Game ..................................03-0 win vs. Nebraska Omaha, 10/14Fewest Penalty Minutes, Game ......................03-0 win vs. Nebraska Omaha, 10/14Fewest Opponent Penalties, Game .................03-0 win vs. Nebraska Omaha, 10/141-2 loss vs. Bemidji State, 3/2/12Fewest Opponent Penalty Minutes, Game ......03-0 win vs. Nebraska Omaha, 10/141-2 loss vs. Bemidji State, 3/2/12Most Power-Play Goals, Game ........................46-3 win at Colorado College, 12/9Best Penalty Kill .......................................... 7-74-6 loss at Michigan Tech, 1/141-3 loss at UAF, 2/25Most Opponent Power-Play Goals, Game .......35-5 tie at Minnesota State, 11/262-5 loss vs. North Dakota, 12/2Best Opponent Penalty Kill ..........................5-51-4 loss to Nebraska Omaha, 10/213-6 loss vs. Denver, 1/28

INDIVIDUALMost Goals, Game ..........................................3Mickey Spencer vs. St. Cloud State, 10/8Mitch Bruijsten at Coloraod College, 12/9Most Assists, Game ........................................3Brett Cameron vs. St. Cloud State, 10/8Most Points, Game .........................................4Mickey Spencer vs. St. Cloud State, 10/8Most Goalie Saves, Game .............................41Rob Gunderson at Minnesota State, 11/26Most Goalie Saves, Period ............................17Chris Kamal vs. Nebraska Omaha, 10/22 (2nd)Longest Goal-Scoring Streak, Season ...... 3 gmsCurtis Leinweber, 11/25-12/2Longest Point-Scoring Streak, Season ..... 6 gmsJordan Kwas, 11/25-12/10

SEAWOLF HOCKEY 2011-12 HIGHS/LOWSUsCHO.COM/CBs COllege

spOrts div. 1 Men’s COllegeApril 9, 2012

rk team(First place) record pts last1 Boston College(50) 33-10-1 1000 12 Ferris State 26-12-5 939 93 Union 26- 8-7 871 34 Minnesota 28-14-1 857 65 North Dakota 26-13-3 748 46 Minnesota-Duluth 25-10-6 739 57 Michigan 24-13-4 702 28 Miami 24-15-2 545 79 Massachusetts-Lowell 24-13-1 537 1310 Cornell 19- 9-7 529 1411 Boston University 23-15-1 518 812 Denver 25-14-4 510 1013 Maine 23-14-3 483 1114 Western Michigan 21-14-6 423 1215 Michigan State 19-16-4 271 1516 Air Force 21-11-7 246 1617 Merrimack 18-12-7 192 1718 Harvard 13-10-11 133 1819 Notre Dame 19-18-3 100 1920 Northern Michigan 17-14-6 82 20

Others receiving votes: Colorado College 23, St. Cloud State 14, Ohio State 11, Colgate 9, Quinnipiac 8, Bowling Green 5, Lake Superior 2, Niagara 1, Providence 1, Rochester Insti-tute of Technology 1.

UsA tOdAy/UsA HOCkey MAgAzine Men’sdiv. 1 COllege HOCkey pOll

MArCH 26, 2012rk school (First place) pts last record1 Boston College (34) 510 1 31-10-12 Minnesota 463 6 28-13-13 Union College 452 3 26- 7-74 Ferris State 402 8 25-11-55 North Dakota 350 4 26-13-36 Minnesota Duluth 340 5 25-10-67 Michigan 321 2 24-13-48 Cornell University 215 14 19- 9-79 UMass Lowell 205 13 24-13-110 University of Denver 177 9 25-14-411 Boston University 170 10 23-15-112 University of Maine 157 11 23-14-313 Miami University 147 7 24-15-214 Western Michigan 125 12 21-14-615 Air Force Academy 25 NR 21-11-7

Others receiving votes: Michigan State Uni-versity 21.

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4 Derek Docken (Fr., D, Northfield, Minn.)Goals (game) .......... 1 .................1/13/12 at MTUAssists (game) ......... 2 .................3/11/12 at UMPoints (game).......... 2 .................3/11/12 at UMGoal Streak ............. n/aPoint Streak ............ 2gms ..........01/13-14/12Multi-Point Gms ..... 1 gm ...........3/11/12 at UM

5 Austin Coldwell (Fr., D, Vancouver, Wash.)Goals (game) .......... 1 .................2 times (last: 1/21/12 at UW)Assists (game) ......... 2 .................2 times (last: 3/11/12 at UM)Points (game).......... 2 .................2 times (last: 3/11/12 at UM)Goal Streak ............. n/aPoint Streak ............ 2 gms .........2 times (last: 2/4-10/12)Multi-Point Gms ..... 2 gms .........3/11/12 at UM

7 Brett Cameron (So., Spruce Grove, Alberta)Goals (game) .......... 2 .................12/10/11 vs. CCAssists (game) ......... 3 .................10/8/11 vs. SCSUPoints (game).......... 3 .................10/8/11 vs. SCSUGoal Streak ............. 2 gms .........11/25-26/11Point Streak ............ 3 gms .........12/10/11-1/14/12Multi-Point Gms ..... 6 gms .........(last: 12/10/11 vs. CC)

8 Scott Warner (Jr., Anchorage, Alaska)Goals (game) .......... 1 .................5 times (last: 2/10/12 vs MSU)Assists (game) ......... 2 .................11/18/11 vs. MTUPoints (game).......... 2 .................2 times (last: 2/10/12 vs. MSU)Goal Streak ............. n/aPoint Streak ............ 3 gms .........1/21/12-1/28/12Multi-Point Gms ..... 2 gms .........last: 2/10/12 vs. MSU

9 Mark Pustin (So., Porter Ranch, Calif.)Goals (game) .......... 1 .................4 times (2/18/12 at SCSU)Assists (game) ......... 2 .................11/19/10 vs. SCSCPoints (game).......... 2 .................11/19/10 vs. SCSCGoal Streak ............. n/aPoint Streak ............ 2 gms .........11/19/10 -11/20/10Multi-Point Gms ..... 1 .................11/19/10 vs. SCSC, 0-2-2

11 Curtis Leinweber (Sr., D, Calgary, Alberta)Goals (game) .......... 2 .................2/4/11 vs. MTUAssists (game) ......... 2 .................2 times (last: 11/08/08 vs. MSU)Points (game).......... 3 .................12/9/11 vs. CCGoal Streak ............ 3 gms .........11/25/11-12/2/11Point Streak ............ 4 gms .........12/9/11-1/14/12Multi-Point Gms ..... 7 gms .........(last: 12/9/11 vs. CC)

12 Mitch Bruijsten (Jr., F, Nijmegen, Netherlands.) Goals (game) .......... 3 .................12/9/11 vs. CCAssists (game) ......... 2 .................2 times (last: 10/15/11 vs MC)Points (game).......... 3 .................12/9/11 vs. CCGoal Streak ............. 2 gms .........2 times (last: 12/11/10-1/14/11)Point Streak ............ 5 gms .........1/28/11-2/12/11Multi-Point Gms ..... 5 gms .........(last: 01/14/12 at MTU)

13 Quinn Sproule (So., Hussar, Alberta)Goals (game) .......... 1 .................3 times (1/28/12 vs. DU)Assists (game) ......... 2 .................3/5/11 at MSUPoints (game).......... 2 .................2 times (last: 1/28/12 vs. DU)Goal Streak ............. 2 gms .........10/14/11-10/15/11Point Streak ............ 3 gms .........10/8/11-10/15/11Multi-Point Gms ..... 2 gms .........1/28/12 vs. DU (1-1-2)

15 Brad Gorham (Sr., F, Anchorage.) Goals (game) .......... 1 .................4 times (last: 3/10/12 at UM)Assists (game) ......... 2 .................2 times (last: 11/26/11 vs. MSU)Points (game).......... 2 .................2 times (last: 11/26/11 vs. MSU)Goal Streak ............. n/aPoint Streak ............ 2 gms .........2 times (last: 3/4/11-3/5/11)Multi-Point Gms ..... 2 gms .........(last: 11/26/11 vs. MSU, 0-2-2)

16 Andrew Pettitt (Fr., F, Whitehorse, YK)Goals (game) .......... 0Assists (game) ......... 1 .................3 times (last: 1/28/12 vs. DU)Points (game).......... 1 ................3 times (last: 1/28/12 vs. DU)Goal Streak ............. n/aPoint Streak ............ 2gms ..........01/13-14/12Multi-Point Gms ..... n/a

17 Jordan Kwas (So., Cochrane, Alberta)Goals (game) .......... 1 .................8 times (last: 3/3/12 vs. BSU)Assists (game) ......... 2 .................3 times (last: 3/11/11 at UM)Points (game).......... 2 .................3 times (last: 3/11/11 at UM)Goal Streak ............. n/aPoint Streak ............ 5 gms .........2 times (last: 12/3/10-1/14/11)Multi-Point Gms ..... 3 gms .........(last: 2/26/11 vs. UAF, 0-2-2)

18 Chris Crowell (Jr., F, Williams Lake, B.C.) Goals (game) .......... 1 .................1/22/10 at DUAssists (game) ......... 1 .................10/15/11 vs. MCPoints (game).......... 1 .................2 times (last: 10/15/11 vs. MC)Goal Streak ............. n/aPoint Streak ............ n/aMulti-Point Gms ..... n/a

19 Sam Mellor (Fr., F, Cranbrook, B.C.)Goals (game) .......... 1 .................4 times (last: 3/3/12 vs. BSU)Assists (game) ......... 1 .................5 times (last: 3/2/12 vs. BSU)Points (game).......... 1 .................9 times (last: 3/3/12 vs. BSU)Goal Streak ............. n/aPoint Streak ............ 2 gms .........2 times (last:3/2/12-3/3/12)Multi-Point Gms ..... n/a

20 Alex Gellert (Jr., F, Kelowna, B.C, )Goals (game) .......... 1 ................6 times (last: 1/28/12 vs. DU)Assists (game) ......... 2 .................3 times (last: 10/15/11 vs. MC)Points (game).......... 2 .................3 times (last: 10/15/11 vs. MC)Goal Streak ............. n/aPoint Streak ............ 3 gms .........1/29/11-2/5/11Multi-Point Gms ..... 3 gms .........(last: 10/15/11 vs. MC)

21 Matt Bailey (So., Winnipeg, Manitoba)Goals (game) .......... 2 .................4 times (last: 3/11/12 at UM)Assists (game) ......... 2 .................1/21/10 at DUPoints (game).......... 3 .................2/4/12 vs UMDGoal Streak ............. 3 gms .........2/3-11/12Point Streak ............ 6 gms .........1/29/11-2/18/11Multi-Point Gms ..... 6 gms .........(last: 3/11/12 at UM, 2-0=2)

23 Kory Roy (Fr., F, Anchorage)Goals (game) .......... 0Assists (game) ......... 1 .................2 times(last: 1/27/12 vs. DU)Points (game).......... 1 ................2 times(last: 1/27/12 vs. DU)Goal Streak ............. n/aPoint Streak ............ n/aMulti-Point Gms ..... n/a

25 Corbin Karl (Fr., D, Foremost, Alberta)Goals (game) .......... 1 .................3 times (last: 3/3/12 vs. BSU)Assists (game) ......... 1 .................3 times (last: 3/3/12 vs. BSU)Points (game).......... 2 .................3/3/12 vs. BSUGoal Streak ............. n/aPoint Streak ............ n/aMulti-Point Gms ..... 1 gm ...........3/3/12 vs. BSU

26 Tyler Currier (Jr., F, Anchorage) Goals (game) .......... 1 .................3 times (Last: 01/13/12 at MTU)Assists (game) ......... 1 .................8 times (last: 3/2/12 vs. BSU)Points (game).......... 1 .................11 times (last: 3/2/12 vs. BSU)Goal Streak ............. n/aPoint Streak ............ 2 gms .........10/14/11-10/15/11Multi-Point Gms ..... n/a

28 Andrew Pickering (So., West Vancouver, B.C.)Goals (game) .......... 1 .................3/2/12 vs. BSUAssists (game) ......... 0Points (game).......... 1 .................3/2/12 vs. BSUGoal Streak ............. n/aPoint Streak ............ n/aMulti-Point Gms ..... n/a

29 Scott Allen (Fr., F, Edmonton, Alberta)Goals (game) .......... 1 .................3 times (last: 3/11/12 at UM)Assists (game) ......... 2 .................2/17/12 at SCSUPoints (game).......... 2 .................2 times (last: 3/11/12 at UM)Goal Streak ............. n/aPoint Streak ............ 2 gms .........3 times (last: 2/17-18/12)Multi-Point Gms ..... 2 gms .........3/11/12 at UM

ALASKA ANCHORAGE CAREER-HIGHS33 Rob Gunderson (So.,Lethbridge, Alberta)Most Saves/Game .. 43 ...............1/28/11 at UMMost Saves/Period.. 19 ...............10/29/11 vs. UMAssists ..................... 1 .................2 times (last: 10/14/11 vs. UNO)Shutouts ................. 1 .................10/14/11 vs. UNO

35 Chris Kamal (So., Alpharetta, Ga.)Most Saves/Game .. 30 ...............1/29/11 at UMMost Saves/Period.. 17 ...............10/22/11 (2nd)Shutouts ................. 3 .................(Last: 3/12/11 at UM)

36 Jade Portwood (Sr., F, Victoria, B.C.)Goals (game) .......... 2 .................2 times (last: 10/15/11 vs.Assists (game) ......... 1 .................17 times (last: 2/25/12 at UAF)Points (game).......... 2 .................01/15/10 vs. MTUGoal Streak ............ n/aPoint Streak ............ 2 gms .........3 times (2/24-25/12)Multi-Point Gms ..... 2 gms .........(last: 3/3/12 vs. BSU)

39 Eric Scheid (Fr., F, Blaine, Minn.)Goals (game) .......... 2 .................2/17/12 at SCSUAssists (game) ......... 2 .................11/26/11 at MSUPoints (game).......... 2 .................2 times (last: 2/17/12 at SCSU)Goal Streak ............. n/aPoint Streak ............ 3 gms .........2 times (last: 2/18-24/12)Multi-Point Gms ..... 2 gms .........2/17/12 at SCSU, 2-0-2

40 Daniel Naslund (Jr., F, Nykoping, Sweden Goals (game) .......... 1 .................11 times (last: 2/25/12 at UAF)Assists (game) ......... 2 .................3 times (last: 10/15/11 vs. MC)Points (game).......... 3 .................2 times (10/15/11 vs. MC)Goal Streak ............. n/aPoint Streak ............ 4 gms ......... 2 times (last: 10/7/11-10/15/11)Multi-Point Gms ..... 5 gms .........(last: 10/15/11 vs. MC)

38 Dusan Sidor (Sr., G, Poprad, Slovakia)Most Saves/Game .. 25 ..............1/14/12 at MTUMost Saves/Period.. 13 ..............2 times (last: 3/3/12 vs. BSU)Shutouts ................. n/a

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2011-12 ALASKA ANCHORAGE SEAWOLVES

GAME 1 vs. ClarksonOct. 7, 2011

At Sullivan Arena

Clarkson 1 3 0 0—4 (0-0-1)Alaska Anchorage 0 3 1 0—4 (0-0-1)

1st CU-Cayer (1) (Tansey) 2:37 2nd CU-Cayer (2) (Boak, Zarbo) 3:02 UAA-Pustin (1) (unassisted) 5:24 UAA-Spencer (1) (Naslund, Bruijsten) 7:59 UAA-Naslund (1) (Kwas, Spencer) 12:33 CU-Zarbo (1) (Himelson) 17:14 CU-Oakley (1) (McPherson, Pratt) 18:203rd UAA-Bailey (1) (Bruijsten, Mellor) 12:42 Penalties UAA 7-14, CU 7-14Power Plays UAA 2-7, CU 2-7Saves UAA-Gunderson (3-7-9-0—19) 65:00 CU-Karpowich (13-7-13-4—37) 65:00Shots UAA (13-10-14-4—41), CU (4-10-9-0—23)Attendance 3,307

GAME 2 vs. St. Cloud StateOct. 8, 2011

At Sullivan Arena

St. Cloud State 1 0 2 0—3 (1-1-0)Alaska Anchorage 0 0 3 1—4 (1-0-1)

1st SCSU-Novak (2) (Festler, Jensen) 5:12 3rd SCSU-Reid (1) (LeBlanc, Johnson) 3:29 UAA-Kwas (1) (Cameron, Spencer) 5:04 UAA-Spencer (2) (Naslund, Bailey) 12:28 UAA-Spencer (3) (Cameron, Sproule) 14:27 SCSU-Festler (1) (Johnson) 19:17OT UAA-Spencer (4) (Kwas, Cameron) 3:06 Penalties UAA 3-6, SCSU 3-6Power Plays UAA 1-3, SCSU 2-3Saves UAA-Kamal (4-9-5-3—21) 63:06 SCSU-Lee (7-13-7-1—28) 62:48Shots UAA (7-13-10-2—32), SCSU (5-9-7-3—24)Attendance 3,703

GAME 3 vs. #15/16 Nebraska OmahaOct. 14, 2011

At Carlson Center

Nebraska Omaha 0 0 0—0 (1-2-0) Alaska Anchorage 0 3 0—3 (2-0-1)

2nd UAA-Pustin (2) (Currier, Gellert) 9:43 UAA-Sproule (1) (Leinweber, Naslund) 14:44 UAA-Bailey (2) (Mellor, Gunderson) 15:24 Penalties UAA 0-0, UNO 0-0-Power Plays UAA 0-0, UNO 0-0Saves UAA-Gunderson (5-9-9—23) 59:30 UNO-Faulkner (8-10-—18) 35:24 UNO-Massa (0-2-12—14) 46:06Shots UAA (8-15-12—35), UNO (5-9-9—23)Attendance 2,108

GAME 4 vs. MercyhurstOct. 15, 2011

At Carlson Center

Mercyhurst 1 0 1—2 (0-4-0)Alaska Anchorage 3 1 2—6 (3-0-1)

1st UAA-Sproule (2) (McLeod, Bruijsten) :54 UAA-Naslund (2) (Gellert) 9:59 UAA-Portwood (1) (Coldwell, Naslund) 16:04 MC-Bahntge (1) (Blakey) 17:362nd UAA-Mellor (1) (Bruijsten, Warner) 16:463rd MC-Elliott (2) (Jones) 3:07 UAA-Currier (1) (Gellert, Docken) 11:18 UAA-Portwood (2) (Naslund, Crowell) 12:32 Penalties UAA 3-6, MC 4-8Power Plays UAA 1-4, MC 1-3Saves UAA-Kamal (6-14-2—32) 59:53 MC-Strang (12-12-14—38)Shots UAA (15-13-16—44) MC (7-14-3—24)Attendance 1,940

GAME 5 vs. Nebraska OmahaOct. 21, 2011

CenturyLink Center

Nebraska Omaha 1 0 3—4 (2-3-0, 1-0-0) Alaska Anchorage 0 0 1—1 (3-1-1, 0-1-0)

1st UNO-Sustr (1) (Searfoss, Megna) 2:053rd UNO-Broadhurst (4) (White) 9:54 UNO-Raubenheimer (1) (Montpetit) 10:37 UNO-White (1) (unassisted) 15:38 UAA-Spencer (5) (Gorham, Warner) 17:38 Penalties UAA 10-20, UNO 9-18Power Plays UAA 0-5, UNO 0-6Saves UAA-Gunderson (11-7-6—24) 58:35 UNO-Faulkner (4-7-7—18) 60:00Shots UAA (4-7-8—19), UNO (12-7-9—28)Attendance 5,894

GAME 6 vs. Nebraska OmahaOct. 22, 2011

CenturyLink Center

Nebraska Omaha 1 1 1—3 (3-3-0, 2-0-0) Alaska Anchorage 1 0 0—1 (3-2-1, 0-2-0)

1st UAA-Bruijsten (1) (Bailey) 3:21 UNO-White (2) (Broadhurst) 5:542nd UNO-Sustr (2) (Achiblad, Megna) 12:333rd UNO-Megna (1) (Walters) 9:02 Penalties UAA 6-12, UNO 4-8Power Plays UAA 0-3, UNO 0-5Saves UAA-Kamal (11-17-9—37) 59:01 UNO-Faulkner (8-3-9—20) 60:00Shots UAA (9-3-9—21), UNO (12-18-10—40)Attendance 5,614

GAME 7 vs. MinnesotaOct. 28, 2011Sullivan Arena

Minnesota 1 2 2—5 (6-1-0, 3-0-0)Alaska Anchorage 0 0 0—0 (3-3-1, 0-3-0)

1st UM-Haula (5) (Budish, Rau) 18:012nd UM-Bjustad (6) (Haula, Schmidt) 11:46 UM-Alt (1) (Boyd) 12:493rd UM-Holl (2) (Budish, Rau) 00:30) UM-Haula (7) (Schmidt, Bjugstad) 4:41 Penalties UAA 4-8, UM 4-8Power Plays UAA 0-3, UM 2-3Saves UAA-Kamal (9-5-2—16) 60:00 UM-Patterson (6-14-2—22) 60:00Shots UAA (6-14-2—22), UM (10-7-4—21)Attendance 3,337

GAME 8 vs. MinnesotaOct. 29, 2011Sullivan Arena

Minnesota 1 1 1—3 (7-1-0, 4-0-0)Alaska Anchorage 0 1 0—1 (3-4-1, 0-4-0)

1st UM-Budish (3) (Bjugstad) 10:542nd UM-Condon (4) (unassisted) 4:03 UAA-Mellor (2) (Warner, Gellert) 11:403rd UM-Rau (7) (unassisted) 19:13 Penalties UAA 4-8, UM 5-10Power Plays UAA 1-4, UM 0-3Saves UAA-Gunderson (19-5-4—28) 59:38 UM-Patterson (4-13-9—26) 60:00Shots UAA (4-14-9—27), UM 20-6-5—31)Attendance 3,343

GAME 9 vs. Minnesota DuluthNov. 11, 2011AMSOIL Arena

Minnesota Duluth 4 0 1—5 (6-3-2, 4-2-1) Alaska Anchorage 0 0 0—0 (3-5-1, 0-5-0)

1st UMD-Basaraba (1) (Connolly, Bergman) 4:38 UMD-Casto (2) (Brown, Herbert) 5:04

UMD-Connolly (5) (Kishel, Lamb) 6:24 UMD-Hendrickson (1) (Crandall) 12:393rd UMD-Oleksuk (11) (Lamb, Connolly) 4:46 Penalties UAA 4-8, UMD 4-16Power Plays UAA 0-2, UMD 2-3Saves UAA-Gunderson (4-0-0—4) 6:24 UAA-Kamal (7-9-6—22) 53:36 UMD-Reiter (4-10-13—27) 59:56Shots UAA (4-10-13—27), UMD (15-9-7—31)Attendance 6,126

GAME 10 vs. Minnesota DuluthNov. 12, 2011AMSOIL Arena

Minnesota Duluth 0 2 1—3 (7-3-2, 5-2-1) Alaska Anchorage 1 0 0—1 (3-6-1, 0-6-0)

1st UAA-Scheid (1) (Gorham) 5:182nd UMD-Johnson (1) (Brown, Herbert) 10:50 UMD-Oleksuk (12) (Brown, Kishel) 14:443rd UMD-Connolly (6) (Casto) 10:09 Penalties UAA 7-14, UMD 5-10Power Plays UAA 0-3, UMD 1-4Saves UAA-Kamal (16-10-7—33) UMD-Reiter (15-9-10—34)Shots UAA (16-9-10—35), UMD (16-12-8—36)Attendance 6,156

GAME 11 vs. Michigan TechNov. 18, 2011Sullivan Arena

Michigan Tech 0 1 0—1 (6-4-1, 4-4-1) Alaska Anchorage 1 1 1—3 (4-6-1, 1-6-0)

1st UAA-Bailey (3) (Docken, Coldwell) 10:152nd UAA-Karl (1) (Scheid, Warner) 1:08 MTU-Stebner (1) (MacLeod, Sova) 18:073rd UAA-Bruijsten (2) (Kwas, Warner) 8:11 Penalties UAA 5-21, MTU 6-12Power Plays UAA 1-3, MTU 0-3Saves UAA-Kamal (7-4-7—18) 60:00 MTU-Genoe (6-8-7—21) 60:00Shots UAA (7-9-8—24), MTU (7-5-7—19)Attendance 3,434

GAME 12 vs. Michigan TechNov. 19, 2011Sullivan Arena

Michigan Tech 1 3 1—5 (7-4-1, 5-4-1) Alaska Anchorage 0 0 0—0 (4-7-1, 1-7-0)

1st MTU-Blake Pietila (5) (Furne) 8:562nd MTU-Baker (Sova, Kero) 1:29 MTU-Gordic (5) (Seigo, Furne) 10:58 MTU-Furne (3) (Olson) 11:343rd MTU-Johnstone (5) (MacLeod) 14:08 Penalties UAA 11-41, MTU 5-18Power Plays UAA 0-3, MTU 1-7Saves UAA-Kamal (11-6-0—17) 31:34 UAA-Gunderon (0-3-3—6) 28:11 MTU-Robinson (9-5-9—23) 59:51Shots UAA (9-5-9—23), MTU (12-12-4—28)Attendance 2,843

GAME 13 vs. Minnesota StateNov. 25, 2011

At Verizon Wireless Center

Minnesota State 1 2 1—4 (3-10-0, 2-7-0)Alaska Anchorage 1 2 2—5 (5-7-1, 2-7-0)

1st MSU-Hayes (3) (Burkemper, Cooper) 1:06 UAA-Kwas (2) (Warner, Sproule) 18:20 2nd MSU-Lehrke (2) (Jokinen) 4:54 UAA-Cameron (1) (unassisted) 9:45 UAA-Leinweber (1) (Scheid, Docken) 11:49 MSU-Jokinen (2) (unassisted) 13:293rd UAA-Spencer (6) (Mellor) 2:16 MSU-Lehrke (3) (Hayes, Burkemper) 11:12 UAA-Allen (1) (Leinweber, Cameron) 14:25

ALASKA ANCHORAGE GAME-BY-GAME RECAPS

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2011-12 ALASKA ANCHORAGE SEAWOLVES

Penalties UAA 3-6, MSU 3-6Power Plays UAA 2-3, MSU 0-3Saves UAA-Gunderson (7-6-10—23) 60:00 MSU-Lee (6-8-5—19) 58:51Shots UAA (7-10-7—24), MSU (8-8-11—27)Attendance 2,437

GAME 14 vs. Minnesota StateNov. 26, 2011

At Verizon Wireless Center

Minnesota State 1 2 2 0—5 (3-10-1, 2-7-1)Alaska Anchorage 2 3 0 0—5 (5-7-2, 2-7-1)

1st UAA-Leinweber (2) (Scheid, Gorham) 6:47 MSU-Leitner (4) (McInnis, Palmquist) 11:12 UAA-Cameron (2) (unassisted) 18:43 2nd UAA-Kwas (3) (Allen, Cameron) 3:30 UAA-Spencer (7) (Currier) 6:36 UAA-Leinweber (3) (Scheid, Gorham) 7:31 MSU-Hayes (4) (unassisted) 11:30 MSU-Lafontaine (6) (Lehrke, Leitner) 13:513rd MSU-Lafontaine (7) (Lehrke, Leitner) 2:15 MSU-Schiller (1) (Jokinen, McInnis) 10:24 Penalties UAA 13-48, MSU 8-27Power Plays UAA 2-5, MSU 3-11Saves UAA-Gunderson (12-11-16-2—41) 65:00 MSU-Cook (1-1-0-0—2) 27:26 MSU-Karambelas (0-2-2-2—6) 37:29Shots UAA (3-6-2-2—13), MSU (13-13-18-2—46)Attendance 2,591

GAME 15 vs. North DakotaDec. 2, 2011

At Sullivan Arena

North Dakota 3 1 1—5 (7-7-1, 5-6-0) Alaska Anchorage 1 0 1—2 (5-8-2, 2-8-1)

1st UND-O’Donnell (2) (MacMillan) 1:35 UND-Nelson (11) (Mattson, Simpson) 9:03 UND-O’Donnell (3) (Parks, Blood) 9:422nd UAA-Warner (1) (Coldwell, Kwas) 12:45 UND-Rowney (4) (Knight, Simpson) 8:223rd UND-Nelson (12) (Knight) 10:12 UAA-Leinweber (4) (Gorham, Scheid) 11:07 Penalties UAA 6-12, UND 7-14Power Plays UAA 1-7, UND 3-6Saves UAA-Gunderson (6-0-0—6) 9:42 UAA-Kamal (3-4-10—17) 50:18 UND-Eidsness (11-3-12—26) 60:00Shots UAA (12-3-13—28), UND (12-5-11—28)Attendance 2,597

GAME 16 vs. North DakotaDec. 3, 2011

At Sullivan Arena

North Dakota 1 3 0—4 (8-7-1, 6-6-0) Alaska Anchorage 1 0 0—1 (5-9-2, 2-9-1)1st UND-Nelson (13) (Simpson, Blood) 1:50 UAA-Mellor (3) (Allen, Kwas) 7:412nd UND-Blood (2) (Forbort, Kristo) 3:36 UND-Kristo (8) (Nelson) 5:50 UND-Nelson (14) (Knight, Gaarder) 18:44

Penalties UAA 6-12, UND 7-14Power Plays UAA 1-6, UND 2-5Saves UAA-Kamal (4-5-0—9) 40:00 UAA-Gunderson (0-0-4—4) 20:00Shots UAA (9-1-10—20), UND (5-8-4—17)Attendance 2,622

GAME 17 at #6 Colorado CollegeDec. 9, 2011

At World Arena

Colorado College 2 1 0—3 (8-5-0, 6-5-0) Alaska Anchorage 1 3 2—6 (6-9-2, 3-9-1)

1st CC-Rapuzzi (2) (R. Schwartz, J. Schwartz) 6:42 CC-Krushelnyski (5) (Winkler, Marciano) 8:23 UAA-Bruijsten (3) (unassisted) 17:37

ALASKA ANCHORAGE GAME-BY-GAME RECAPS2nd UAA-Bruijsten (4) (Leinweber, Docken) 3:00 CC-Dineen (9) (Krushelnys, McDermott) 3:16 UAA-Leinweber (5) (Roy, Currier) 5:14 UAA-Coldwell (1) (Allen, Kwas) 11:173rd UAA-Gorham (1) (Leinweber) 1:09 UAA-Bruijsten (5) (Scheid, Warner) 3:55

Penalties UAA 3-6, CC 11-44Power Plays UAA 4-11, CC 0-1Saves UAA-Gunderson (10-8-8—26) 60:00 CC-Howe (6-12-2—20) 43:55 CC-Lockwood (0-0-4—4) 16:05Shots UAA (7-15-8—30), CC (12-9-8—29) Attendance 6,587

GAME 18 at #6 Colorado CollegeDec. 10, 2011

At World Arena

Colorado College 1 2 1—4 (9-5-0, 7-5-0) Alaska Anchorage 2 1 0—3 (6-10-2, 3-10-1)

1st UAA-Scheid (2) (Coldwell) 7:45 UAA-Cameron (3) (Spencer) 15:30 CC-Boivin (3) (Collett) 16:32 2nd UAA-Cameron (4) (Leinweber, Kwas) 2:00 CC-Schwartz (14) (unassisted) 4:04 CC-Civitarese (3) (unassisted) 11:13 3rd CC-Boivin (4) (Winkler, Eveland) 19:57

Penalties UAA 5-10, CC 3-6Power Plays UAA 0-3, CC 1-5Saves UAA-Gunderson (19-9-8—36) 60:00 CC-Thorimbert (6-6-11—23) 60:00Shots UAA (8-7-11—26), CC (20-11-9—40)Attendance 6,552

GAME 19 at Michigan TechJan. 13, 2012

At McInnes Student Arena

Michigan Tech 2 3 1—6 (10-11-1, 7-7-1)Alaska Anchorage 1 1 0—2 (6-11-1, 3-11-1) 1st UAA-Docken (1) (Pettitt) 2:24 MTU-Baker (5) (Kero, Gordic) 3:52 MTU-Pietila (1) (Rix, Sova) 12:03 2nd MTU-Furne (7) (Olson, Pietila) :44 MTU-MacLeod (4) (Johnstone, Fillion) 1:38 MTU-Johnstone (4) (Gordic, Furne) 17:33 UAA-Currier (2) (Cameron, Leinweber) 19:07 3rd MTU-Pietila (7) (Furne, Nielsen) 15:13

Penalties UAA 4-8, MTU 5-10Power Plays UAA 0-5, MTU 0-4Saves UAA-Kamal (9-1-0—10) 21:38 UAA-Sidor (0-5-8—13) 38:13 MTU-Robinson (5-10-10—25) 60:00—vShots UAA (6-11-10—27), MTU (11-9-9—29)Attendance 2,229

GAME 20 at Michigan TechJan. 14, 2012

At McInnes Student Arena

Michigan Tech 3 0 3—6 (11-11-1, 8-7-1)Alaska Anchorage 1 2 1—4 (6-12-2, 3-12-1)

1st MTU-Reddick (1) (Rix, Pietila) 2:46 MTU-Reddick (2) (Rix, Gordic) 7:52 MTU-Baker (5) (Kero, MacLeod) 9:55 UAA-Bruijsten (6) (Coldwell, Naslund) 16:582nd UAA-Leinweber (6) (Cameron, Docken) 6:38 UAA-Portwood (3) (Pettitt, Sproule) 12:03 3rd UAA-Bruijsten (7) (unassisted) 4:41 MTU-Baker (6) (Olson, Sweeney) 5:19 MTU-Gordic (8) (Baker, Stebner) 9:37 MTU-Baker (7) (unassisted) 18:52

Penalties UAA 9-18, MTU 6-12Power Plays UAA 0-4, MTU 0-7Saves UAA-Sidor (11-7-7—25) 58:48 MTU-Robinson (3-12-6—21) 60:00Shots UAA (4-14-7—25), MTU (14-7-10—31)Attendance 2,672

GAME 21 at Wisconsin

Jan. 20, 2012At Kohl Center

Wisconsin 1 2 1—4 (11-10-2, 6-9-2)Alaska Anchorage 0 0 0—0 (6-13-2, 3-12-1) 1st UW-Zengerle (10) (LaBate, Schultz) 9:042nd UW-Simonelli (3) (Zengerle, LaBate) 00:40 UW-McCabe (3) (Schultz, Zengerle) 11:183rd UW-Schultz (12) (Lee, Mersch) 15:38

Penalties UAA 4-8, UW 2-4Power Plays UAA 0-1, UW 0-3Saves UAA-Kamal (6-5-7—18) 60:00 UW-Rumpel (4-11-8—23)Shots UAA (4-11-8—23), UW (7-7-8—22)Attendance 10,532

GAME 22 at WisconsinJan. 21, 2012

At Kohl Center

Wisconsin 0 2 1—3 (12-10-2, 7-9-2)Alaska Anchorage 0 2 0—2 (6-14-2, 3-14-1) 2nd UAA-Coldwell (2) (Warner, Bailey) 3:36 UW-Barnes (8) (LaBate, Zengerle) 3:52 UW-Lee (3) (Schultz, Mersch) 4:55 UAA-Leinweber (7) (Sproule) 6:51 3rd UW-LaBate (5) (Schultz, Zengerle) 15:57

Penalties UAA 3-6, UW 5-10Power Plays UAA 1-4, UW 0-2Saves UAA-Kamal (8-9-9—26) 58:44 UW-Rumpel (8-9-8—25) 60:00Shots UAA (8-11-8—27), UW (8-11-10—29)Attendance 13,713

GAME 23 vs #15 DenverJan. 27, 2012

At Sullivan Arena

Denver 2 2 0—4 (14-8-3, 9-5-3)Alaska Anchorage 1 0 1—2 (6-15-2, 3-15-1) 1st DU-Loney (6) (Salazar, Ryder) 8:13 DU-Shore (6) (Zucker, Mayfield) 16:16 UAA-Bailey (4) (Naslund, Bruijsten)17:522nd DU-Shore (16) (LaLeggie, Salazar) 1:29 DU-Salazar (6) (Shore, LaLeggia) 12:52 3rd UAA-Scheid (3) (Roy, Warner) 16:13

Penalties UAA 6-12, DU 5-10Power Plays UAA 0-3, DU 1-4Saves UAA-Gunderson (9-7-6—22) 59:18 DU-Murray (12-9-9—30) 60:00Shots UAA (13-9-10—32), DU (11-9-6—26)Attendance 2,960

GAME 24 vs #15 DenverJan. 28, 2012

At Sullivan Arena

Denver 4 1 1—6 (15-8-3, 10-5-3)Alaska Anchorage 0 3 0—3 (6-16-2, 3-16-1) 1st DU-LaLeggia (10) (Shore, Salazar) 1:16 DU-Zucker (14) (Knowlton) 13:43 DU-Loney (7) (Lee, LaLeggia) 14:32 DU-Shore (7) (Knowlton, Zucker) 14:592nd DU-Loney (8) (Lee, LaLeggia) 2:16 UAA-Naslund (3) (Coldwell, Sproule) 4:03 UAA-Sproule (3) (Portwood, Pettitt) 8:16 UAA-Gellert (1) (Gorham, Docken) 11:27 3rd DU-Knowlton (7) (Salazar) 19:41

Penalties UAA 8-27, DU 8-16Power Plays UAA 0-5, DU 1-5Saves UAA-Gunderson (9-0-0—9) 14:59 UAA-Kamal (4-6-3—13) 44:16 DU-Brittain (6-8-10—24) 60:00Shots UAA (6-11-10—27), DU (147-7-4—28)Attendance 3,226

GAME 25 vs. #1/2 Minnesota DuluthFeb. 3, 2012

At Sullivan Arena

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Minnesota Duluth 3 1 0—4 (18-5-4, 12-4-3)Alaska Anchorage 0 1 0—1 (6-17-2, 3-17-1) 1st UMD-Brown (12) (Krause, Oleksuk) 2:30 UMD-Brown (13) (Oleksuk) 11:36 UMD-Brown (14) (Kishel, Oleksuk) 19:102nd UAA-Bruijsten (8) (Bailey, Warner) 13:42 3rd UMD-Brown (15) (Oleksuk, Connolly) 15:34

Penalties UAA 3-6, UMD 4-8Power Plays UAA 1-3, UMD 1-2Saves UAA-Kamal (6-0-0—6) 20:00 UAA-Gunderson (0-10-16—16) 40:00 UMD-Reiter (6-5-6—17) 60:00 Shots UAA (6-6-6—18), UMD (9-11-6—29)Attendance 2,306

GAME 26 vs. #1/2 Minnesota DuluthFeb. 4, 2012

At Sullivan Arena

Minnesota Duluth 0 0 2—2 (18-6-4, 12-5-3)Alaska Anchorage 1 1 1—3 (7-17-2, 4-17-1) 1st UAA-Karl (2) (Bruijsten, Bailey) 1:232nd UAA-Bailey (5) (Coldwell, Scheid) 13:39 3rd UMD-Brown (16) (Herbert, Basaraba) 9:26 UAA-Bailey (6) (Gorham, Docken) 11:31 UMD-Seidel (10) (Connolly, Oleksuk)

Penalties UAA 7-14, UMD 5-21Power Plays UAA 1-4, UMD 1-5Saves UAA-Gunderson (9-7-11—27) 60:00 UMD-Reiter (3-11-3—17) 56:36 Shots UAA (4-12-4—20), UMD (9-7-13—29)Attendance 2,548

GAME 27 vs. Minnesota StateFeb. 10, 2012

At Sullivan Arena

Minnesota State 0 2 1—3 (11-19-1, 7-15-1)Alaska Anchorage 1 0 1—2 (7-18-2, 4-17-1) 1st UAA-Bailey (7) (Coldwell, Warner) 19:352nd MSU-Louwerse (2) (Lafontaine, Elbrecht) 8:56 MSU-McInnis (7) (Schiller, Jokinen) 11:36 3rd UAA-Warner (2) (Coldwell, Bruijsten) 5:36 MSU-Louwerse (3) (Knoll, Zuck) 9:42

Penalties UAA 7-14, MSU 5-10Power Plays UAA 2-3, MSU 0-5Saves UAA-Gunderson (5-4-5—14) 58.27 MSU-Cook (5-6-11—22) 59:33 Shots UAA (6-6-12—24), MSU (5-6-6—17) Attendance 2,506

GAME 28 vs. Minnesota StateFeb. 11, 2012

At Sullivan Arena

Minnesota State 1 0 1—2 (12-19-1, 8-15-1)Alaska Anchorage 1 0 0—1 (7-19-2, 4-19-1) 1st MSU-Hayes (13) (Lafont, Leitner) 3:42 UAA-Bailey (8) (Leinweber, Bruisjten) 3:42 3rd MSU-Dorr (7) (Palmquist) 13:51

Penalties UAA 6-34, MSU 4-19Power Plays UAA 0-3, MSU 0-4Saves UAA-Gunderson (5-6-3—14) 58:30 MSU-Cook (7-3-8—18) 60:00 Shots UAA (8-3-8—19), MSU (6-6-4—16)Attendance 2,745

GAME 29 vs. St. Cloud StateFeb. 17, 2012

At National Hockey Center

St. Cloud State 1 0 1 0—2 (12-15-4, 9-11-3)Alaska Anchorage 0 1 1 1—3 (8-19-2, 5-19-1) 1st SCSU-Rabey (5) (Prochno, Festler) 14:31 2nd UAA-Scheid (4) (Allen) 7:08 UAA-Naslund (4) (Portwood, Karl) 8:13 3rd SCSU-Hanowski (18) (Rabey, Jensen) 13:55

ALASKA ANCHORAGE GAME-BY-GAME RECAPSOT UAA-Scheid (5) (Allen, Kwas)

Penalties UAA 3-6, SCSU 1-2Power Plays UAA 0-1, SCSU 0-3Saves UAA-Gunderson (4-5-13-2—24) 62:18 SCSU-Lee (10-6-10-3—29) 62:18 Shots UAA (10-7-11-4—32), SCSU (5-5-14-2—26)Attendance 4,093

GAME 30 vs. St. Cloud StateFeb. 18, 2012

At National Hockey Center

St. Cloud State 2 1 5—8 (13-15-4, 10-11-3)Alaska Anchorage 1 1 1—3 (8-20-2, 5-20-1) 1st SCSU-Festler (13) (Jensen, Prochno) 6:04 UAA-Allen (2) (Scheid, Sproule) 9:04 SCSU- Dowd (10) (Jensen, Prochno) 11:43 2nd UAA-Leinweber (8) (Docken, Gorham) 00:20 SCSU-Novak (8) (Hanowski, Rabey) 8:313rd SCSU-Eddy (8) (Dowd, Festler) 3:39 UAA-Pustin (3) (Mellor, Warner) 7:13 SCSU-Novak (9) (Hanowski) 9:33 SCSU-Gravel (1) (Thorson, Festler) 11:51 SCSU-Bertsch (4) (Milan, Dowd) 14:32 SCSU-Eddy (9) (unassisted) 17:03

Penalties UAA 4-8, SCSU 4-8Power Plays UAA 0-2, SCSU 0-2Saves UAA-Gunderson (11-4-5—20) 57:03 UAA-Kamal (0-0-1—1) 2:57 SCSU-Faragher (9-8-11—28) 60:00 Shots UAA (10-9-12—31). SCSU (13-5-11—29)Attendance 4,853

GAME 31 vs. Alaska FiarbanksFeb. 24, 2012

At Sullivan Arena

Alaska Fairbanks 1 0 1—2 (11-18-4, 8-16-4)Alaska Anchorage 0 3 0—3 (9-20-2, 5-20-1) 1st UAF-Taranto (10) (Kunyk, Enders) 13:08 2nd UAA-Scheid (6) (Kwas, Coldwell) 2:33 UAA-Leinweber (9) (Bailey) 3:39 UAA-Cameron (5) (Warner, Portwood) 10:573rd UAF-Henderson (4) (Finucci) 9:42 Penalties UAA 3-6, UAF 1-2Power Plays UAA 0-1, UAF 1-3Saves UAA-Kamal (9-10-8—27) 60:00 UAF-Greenham (6-6-2—14) 59:13Shots UAA (6-9-2—17), UAF (10-10-9—29)Attendance 5,421

GAME 32 vs. Alaska FiarbanksFeb. 25, 2012

At Carlson Center

Alaska Fairbanks 0 2 1—3 (12-18-4, 8-16-4)Alaska Anchorage 0 1 0—1 (9-21-2, 5-20-1) 2nd UAA-Naslund (5) (Portwood, Karl) 3:56 UAF-Kunyk (15) (Gens, Taranto) 12:33 UAF-Taranto (11) (Gens, Quinn) 18:343rd UAF-Henderson (5) (Meyers, Gehon) 5:06 Penalties UAA 8-24, UAF 2-4Power Plays UAA 0-2, UAF 0-7Saves UAA-Kamal (8-11-9—28) 60:00 UAF-Greenham (6-4-4—14) 60:00Shots UAA (6-5-4—15), UAF (8-13-10—31)Attendance 4,595

GAME 33 vs. Bemidji StateMarch 2, 2012

At Sullivan Arena

Bemidji State 2 0 0—2 (16-16-3, 10-14-3)Alaska Anchorage 1 0 0—1 (9-22-2, 5-21-1) 1st BSU-George (17) (McLeod, Prapavessis) 7:46 BSU-George (18) (Orban, McLeod) 13:57 UAA-Pickering (1) (Mellor, Currier) 16:05 Penalties UAA 3-6, BSU 0-0

Power Plays UAA 0-0, 0-3Saves UAA-Kamal (8-10-7—25) 58:47 BSU-Bakala (6-3-5—14) 60:00Shots UAA (7-3-5—15), BSU (10-10-7—27)Attendance 2,802

GAME 34 vs. Bemidji StateMarch 3, 2012

At Sullivan Arena

Bemidji State 1 3 1—5 (17-16-3, 11-14-3)Alaska Anchorage 2 2 0—4 (9-23-2, 5-22-1) 1st UAA-Kwas (4) (Karl, Sproule) 4:22 BSU-Walters (11) (Illo, Wacker) 7:18 UAA-Mellor (4) (Leinweber, Bailey) 8:082nd UAA-Portwood (4) (Cameron, Naslund) 00:37 BSU-Walters (12) (George, Kinne) 4:39 BSU-Prapavessis (1) (McLeod, Orban) 10:13 UAA-Karl (3) (Portwood) 13:29 BSU-Orban (8) (Mattson, Illo) 15:393rd BSU-Orban (9) (Bakala, Findlay) 2:56 Penalties UAA 4-16, BSU 3-6Power Plays UAA 0-3, BSU 2-3Saves UAA-Sidor (7-13-3—23) 57:51 BSU-Bakala (2-9-7—18) 59:45Shots UAA (4-11-7—22), BSU (8-16-4—28)Attendance 2,883

GAME 35 at Minnesota (1st Round)March 10, 2012

At Mariucci Arena

Minnesota 0 2 0—2 (25-12-1)Alaska Anchorage 0 1 0—1 (9-24-2) 2nd UM-Haula (16) (Schmidt, Parenteau) 1:42 UM-Haula (17) (Schmidt, Hansen) 9:52 UAA-Gorham (2) (Scheid, Leinweber) 19:58 Penalties UAA 2-4, UM 7-14Power Plays UAA 1-7, UM 0-2Saves UAA-Kamal (9-14-9—32) 59:20 UM-Peterson (9-3-4—16) 60:00Shots UAA (9-4-4—17), UM (9-16-9—34)Attendance 9,410

GAME 36 at Minnesota (1st Round)March 11, 2012

At Mariucci Arena

Minnesota 1 2 1—7 (26-12-1 Alaska Anchorage 0 3 0—3 (9-25-2) 1st UM-Hansen (12) (Marshall, Alt) 4:032nd UAA-Bailey (9) (Allen, Docken) 00:35 UAA-Bailey (10) (Kwas, Coldwell) 7:57 UAA-Allen (3) (Coldwell, Docken) 8:20 UM-Budish (11) (Rau, Bjugstad) 11:16 UM-Bjugstad (24) (Haula, Schmidt) 19:143rd UM-Haula (18) (Rau, Budish) 5:05 UM-Haula (19) (Warning, Alt) 5:23 UM-Helgeson (4) (Condon, Matson) 6:36 UM-Warning (6) (Haula, Marshall) 9:39 Penalties UAA 8-16, UM 5-10Power Plays UAA 3-4, UM 1-7Saves UAA-Kamal (7-11-13—31) 60:00 UM-Peterson (6-4-6—16) 59:16Shots UAA (6-7-6—19), UM (8-13-17—38)Attendance 9,018

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2011-12 Alaska Anchorage HockeyAlaska Anchorage Combined Team Statistics (as of Mar 21, 2012)

All games

Date Opponent Score Att.Oct 07 CLARKSON T o t 4-4 3307Oct. 8 ST. CLOUD STATE Wot 4-3 3703Oct 14 vs #15 Nebraska-Omaha W 3-0 2108Oct 15 vs Mercyhurst W 6-2 1940

* Oct 21 at Nebraska-Omaha L 1-4 5894* Oct 22 at Nebraska-Omaha L 1-3 5614* Oct 28 #8 MINNESOTA L 0-5 3337* Oct 29 #8 MINNESOTA L 1-3 3343* Nov 11 at #10 Minnesota Duluth L 0-5 6129* Nov 12 at #10 Minnesota Duluth L 1-3 6156* Nov 18 #15 MICHIGAN TECH W 3-1 3434* Nov 19 #15 MICHIGAN TECH L 0-5 2843* Nov 25 at Minnesota State W 5-4 2437* Nov 26 at Minnesota State T o t 5-5 2591* Dec 02 NORTH DAKOTA L 2-5 2597* Dec 03 NORTH DAKOTA L 1-4 2622* Dec 09 at #6 Colorado College W 6-3 6587* Dec 10 at #6 Colorado College L 3-4 6552* Jan 13 at Michigan Tech L 2-6 2229* Jan 14 at Michigan Tech L 4-6 2672* Jan 20 at Wisconsin L 0-4 10532* Jan 21 at Wisconsin L 2-3 13713* Jan 27 #15 DENVER L 2-4 2960* Jan 28 #15 DENVER L 3-6 3226* Feb 03 #1 MINNESOTA DULUTH L 1-4 2306* Feb 04 #1 MINNESOTA DULUTH W 3-2 2548* Feb 10 MINNESOTA STATE L 2-3 2506* Feb 11 MINNESOTA STATE L 1-2 2745* Feb 17 at St. Cloud State Wot 3-2 4093* Feb 18 at St. Cloud State L 3-8 4853

Feb 24 ALASKA FAIRBANKS W 3-2 5421Feb 25 at Alaska Fairbanks L 1-3 4595

* Mar 02 BEMIDJI STATE L 1-2 2802* Mar 03 BEMIDJI STATE L 4-5 2883

Mar 09 at #5 Minnesota L 1-2 9410Mar 10 at #5 Minnesota L 3-7 9018

TEAM STATISTICS UAA OPPSHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts 85-901 134-1010 Shot pct. . 0 9 4 . 1 3 3 G o a l s / G a m e 2.4 3.7 S h o t s / G a m e 25.0 28.1POWER PLAYS Goals-Power Plays 25-130 28-149 Conversion Percent . 1 9 2 . 1 8 8 Shot Attempts 153 206 Shot Percent . 1 6 3 . 1 3 6SHORT-HANDED Goals-Shot attempts 2-18 5-31 Shot Percent . 1 1 1 . 1 6 1GOAL BREAKDOWN Power Play 25 28 S h o r t - h a n d e d 2 5 Empty net 0 4 P e n a l t y 0 0 U n a s s i s t e d 5 9 O v e r t i m e 2 0 S h o o t o u t 0 0 Delayed Penalty 0 0PENALTIES N u m b e r 192 167 M i n u t e s 485 405 P e n a l t i e s / G a m e 5.3 4.6 Pen minutes/Game 13.5 11.2FACEOFFS (W-L) 970-1077 1077-970 Faceoff W-L Pct. . 4 7 4 . 5 2 6SHOOTOUTS (Made-Att) 3-3 3-4

Record: Overall Home Away NeutralALL GAMES 9-25-2 4-12-1 3-13-1 2-0-0CONFERENCE 5-22-1 2-12-0 3-10-1 0-0-0NON-CONFERENCE 4-3-1 2-0-1 0-3-0 2-0-0

## Player gp g a pts sh sh% pen-min pp sh21 Matt Bailey 34 10 7 17 78 . 1 2 8 15-30 4 011 Curtis Leinweber 33 9 8 17 69 . 1 3 0 6-12 3 012 Mitch Bruijsten 32 8 8 16 63 . 1 2 7 10-31 4 139 Eric Scheid 30 6 9 15 51 . 1 1 8 4-8 0 08 Scott Warner 32 2 13 15 31 . 0 6 5 16-40 2 017 Jordan Kwas 21 4 10 14 31 . 1 2 9 5-10 1 05 Austin Coldwell 33 2 12 14 59 . 0 3 4 5-10 2 07 Brett Cameron 31 5 8 13 61 . 0 8 2 9-18 0 040 Daniel Naslund 32 5 8 13 40 . 1 2 5 8-16 1 14 Derek Docken 31 1 10 11 28 . 0 3 6 3-6 0 010 Mickey Spencer 17 7 3 10 39 . 1 7 9 9-29 2 036 Jade Portwood 29 4 6 10 31 . 1 2 9 7-22 0 013 Quinn Sproule 36 3 7 10 19 . 1 5 8 8-27 0 015 Brad Gorham 35 2 8 10 34 . 0 5 9 28-75 2 019 Sam Mellor 33 4 5 9 48 . 0 8 3 4-8 3 029 Scott Allen 28 3 6 9 45 . 0 6 7 6-23 1 025 Corbin Karl 24 3 3 6 11 . 2 7 3 5-21 0 026 Tyler Currier 29 2 4 6 44 . 0 4 5 12-24 0 020 Alex Gellert 25 1 4 5 44 . 0 2 3 4-8 0 09 Mark Pustin 15 3 0 3 27 . 1 1 1 3-6 0 016 Andrew Pettitt 12 0 3 3 15 . 0 0 0 5-10 0 023 Kory Roy 22 0 2 2 12 . 0 0 0 2-4 0 028 Andrew Pickering 6 1 0 1 3 . 3 3 3 2-15 0 018 Chris Crowell 24 0 1 1 13 . 0 0 0 8-16 0 033 Rob Gunderson 20 0 1 1 0 . 0 0 0 0-0 0 03 Wes McLeod 5 0 1 1 5 . 0 0 0 1-2 0 035 Chris Kamal 21 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 1-2 0 0TM TEAM 16 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 6-12 0 0

Total 36 85 147 232 901 . 0 9 4 192-485 25 2Opponents 36 134 224 358 1010 . 1 3 3 167-405 28 5

## Goalie gp min ga gaavg saves save% w-l-t35 Chris Kamal 21 1041:22 60 3.46 429 . 8 7 7 4-13-033 Rob Gunderson 20 963:05 58 3.61 386 . 8 6 9 5-10-238 Dusan Sidor 3 154:52 12 4.65 61 . 8 3 6 0-2-0TM EMPTY NET 16 15:38 4 - 0 . 0 0 0 0-0-0

Total 36 2174:57 134 3.70 876 . 8 6 7 9-25-2Opponents 36 2174:57 85 2.34 816 . 9 0 6 25-9-2

Attendance Summary UAA OpponentTotal 52583 103075Dates/Avg Per Date 17/3093 17/6063Neutral Site #/Avg 2/2024

Goals by Period 1st 2nd 3rd OT TotalAlaska Anchorage 24 40 19 2 85Opponents 45 47 42 0 134

Shots by Period 1st 2nd 3rd OT TotalAlaska Anchorage 271 313 305 12 901Opponents 363 340 300 7 1010

Saves by Period 1st 2nd 3rd OT TotalAlaska Anchorage 318 293 258 7 876Opponents 247 273 286 10 816

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All games

## Points GP G A Pts Sh21 Matt Bailey 34 10 7 17 7811 Curtis Leinweber 33 9 8 17 6912 Mitch Bruijsten 32 8 8 16 6339 Eric Scheid 30 6 9 15 518 Scott Warner 32 2 13 15 3117 Jordan Kwas 21 4 10 14 315 Austin Coldwell 33 2 12 14 597 Brett Cameron 31 5 8 13 6140 Daniel Naslund 32 5 8 13 404 Derek Docken 31 1 10 11 28

## Goals GP G A Pts Sh21 Matt Bailey 34 10 7 17 7811 Curtis Leinweber 33 9 8 17 6912 Mitch Bruijsten 32 8 8 16 6310 Mickey Spencer 17 7 3 10 3939 Eric Scheid 30 6 9 15 517 Brett Cameron 31 5 8 13 6140 Daniel Naslund 32 5 8 13 4017 Jordan Kwas 21 4 10 14 3136 Jade Portwood 29 4 6 10 3119 Sam Mellor 33 4 5 9 48

## Power-Play Goals GP PPG21 Matt Bailey 34 412 Mitch Bruijsten 32 411 Curtis Leinweber 33 319 Sam Mellor 33 35 Austin Coldwell 33 215 Brad Gorham 35 210 Mickey Spencer 17 28 Scott Warner 32 2

## Short-Handed Goals GP SHG40 Daniel Naslund 32 112 Mitch Bruijsten 32 1

## Game-Winning Goals GP GWG5 Austin Coldwell 33 139 Eric Scheid 30 136 Jade Portwood 29 17 Brett Cameron 31 125 Corbin Karl 24 19 Mark Pustin 15 129 Scott Allen 28 121 Matt Bailey 34 110 Mickey Spencer 17 1

## Plus/Minus GP +/-3 Wes McLeod 5 +4

## Assists GP G A Pts Sh8 Scott Warner 32 2 13 15 315 Austin Coldwell 33 2 12 14 5917 Jordan Kwas 21 4 10 14 314 Derek Docken 31 1 10 11 2839 Eric Scheid 30 6 9 15 5111 Curtis Leinweber 33 9 8 17 6912 Mitch Bruijsten 32 8 8 16 637 Brett Cameron 31 5 8 13 6140 Daniel Naslund 32 5 8 13 4015 Brad Gorham 35 2 8 10 34

## Shots GP G A Pts Sh Sh%21 Matt Bailey 34 10 7 17 78 . 1 2 811 Curtis Leinweber 33 9 8 17 69 . 1 3 012 Mitch Bruijsten 32 8 8 16 63 . 1 2 77 Brett Cameron 31 5 8 13 61 . 0 8 25 Austin Coldwell 33 2 12 14 59 . 0 3 439 Eric Scheid 30 6 9 15 51 . 1 1 819 Sam Mellor 33 4 5 9 48 . 0 8 329 Scott Allen 28 3 6 9 45 . 0 6 726 Tyler Currier 29 2 4 6 44 . 0 4 520 Alex Gellert 25 1 4 5 44 . 0 2 3

## Shot Pct. GP G A Pts Sh Sh%28 Andrew Pickering 6 1 0 1 3 . 3 3 325 Corbin Karl 24 3 3 6 11 . 2 7 310 Mickey Spencer 17 7 3 10 39 . 1 7 913 Quinn Sproule 36 3 7 10 19 . 1 5 811 Curtis Leinweber 33 9 8 17 69 . 1 3 017 Jordan Kwas 21 4 10 14 31 . 1 2 936 Jade Portwood 29 4 6 10 31 . 1 2 921 Matt Bailey 34 10 7 17 78 . 1 2 812 Mitch Bruijsten 32 8 8 16 63 . 1 2 740 Daniel Naslund 32 5 8 13 40 . 1 2 5

## Penalties GP Pen Min15 Brad Gorham 35 28 758 Scott Warner 32 16 4021 Matt Bailey 34 15 3026 Tyler Currier 29 12 2412 Mitch Bruijsten 32 10 317 Brett Cameron 31 9 1810 Mickey Spencer 17 9 2918 Chris Crowell 24 8 1613 Quinn Sproule 36 8 2740 Daniel Naslund 32 8 16

## Penalty Minutes GP Pen Min15 Brad Gorham 35 28 758 Scott Warner 32 16 4012 Mitch Bruijsten 32 10 3121 Matt Bailey 34 15 3010 Mickey Spencer 17 9 2913 Quinn Sproule 36 8 2726 Tyler Currier 29 12 2429 Scott Allen 28 6 2336 Jade Portwood 29 7 2225 Corbin Karl 24 5 21

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