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WESTERN COLLEGIATEHOCKEY ASSOCIATIONBruce M. McLeodCommissionerCarol LaBelle-EhrhardtAssistant Commissioner of OperationsGreg ShepherdSupervisor of OfficialsAdministrative OfficeWestern Collegiate Hockey Association2211 S. Josephine Street, Room 302Denver, CO 80210p: 303 871-4491. f: 303 [email protected]

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ST. CLOUD STATE, MINNESOTA, NORTH DAKOTA, WISCONSIN, MINNESOTA STATE, COLORADO COLLEGE HEAD TO SAINT PAUL AND XCEL ENERGY CENTER FOR 2013 RED BARON WCHA FINAL FIVE; UND IS THREE-TIME DEFENDING CHAMPIONSIX FIRST ROUND WINNERS TO PLAY FOR LEAGUE PLAYOFF CHAMPIONSHIP, BROADMOOR TROPHY AND NCAA TOURNAMENT BERTH; ALL FIVE FINAL FIVE GAMES BROADCAST LIVE VIA FOX SPORTS NORTH; LIVE AUDIO, IN-GAME STATS AVAILABLE AT WCHA.COM; THURSDAY QUARTERFINAL MATCH UPS HAVE NO. 5 SEED MINNESOTA STATE VS NO. 4 SEED WISCONSIN, NO. 6 SEED COLORADO COLLEGE VS NO. 3 SEED NORTH DAKOTA; FRIDAY SEMIFINALS FEATURE MSU/UW WINNER VS NO. 1 ST. CLOUD STATE, CC/UND WINNER VS NO. 2 MINNESOTA; ST. CLOUD STATE, MINNESOTA REIGN AS 2012-13 WCHA REGULAR SEASON, MACNAUGHTON CUP CO-CHAMPIONS; SIX WCHA TEAMS RANKED IN LATEST DIV. 1 MEN’S COLLEGE HOCKEY POLLS … MINNESOTA NO. 1/2, NORTH DAKOTA NO. 6, ST. CLOUD STATE NO. 7, MINNESOTA STATE NO. 8, DENVER NO. 12/13, WISCONSIN NO. 14/15 … UNO, CC RECEIVE VOTES

MADISON, Wis. – The Western Collegiate Hockey Association’s flagship men’s event – the 2013 Red Bar-on™ WCHA Final Five – gets underway Thursday (March 21) at 18,568-seat Xcel Energy Center in Saint Paul, Minn., with a stellar six-team field that features regular season/MacNaughton Cup co-champions

2012-13 WCHA MEN’S STANDINGS Conference Only Overall Pts GP Record Win% GF- GA GP Record Win% GF- GA 1 St. Cloud State 37 28 18- 9- 1 .661 94- 66 38 23-14- 1 .618 130- 93 Minnesota 37 28 16- 7- 5 .661 94- 65 38 26- 7- 5 .750 137- 75 3 North Dakota 35 28 14- 7- 7 .625 93- 71 39 21-11- 7 .628 129- 94 4 Wisconsin 33 28 13- 8- 7 .589 69- 64 38 19-12- 7 .592 97- 78 Denver 33 28 14- 9- 5 .589 92- 81 38 20-13- 5 .592 129-103 Minnesota State 33 28 16-11- 1 .589 90- 68 39 24-12- 3 .654 125- 88 7 Nebraska Omaha 30 28 14-12- 2 .536 92- 91 39 19-18- 2 .513 127-117 8 Colorado College 26 28 11-13- 4 .464 88- 98 39 16-18- 5 .474 125-135 9 Minnesota Duluth 25 28 10-13- 5 .446 75- 83 38 14-19- 5 .434 99-10910 Michigan Tech 20 28 8-16- 4 .357 75- 92 37 13-20- 4 .405 107-11611 Bemidji State 17 28 5-16- 7 .304 58- 87 36 6-22- 8 .278 74-11012 Alaska Anchorage 10 28 2-20- 6 .179 52-106 36 4-25- 7 .208 67-133

THIS WEEK IN THE WCHA2013 RED BARON WCHA FINAL FIVE • XCEL ENERGY CENTER • SAINT PAUL, MNGames for Thursday, March 21: Quarterfinal – No. 5 Minnesota State vs No. 4 Wisconsin, 2:07 pm CT (TV - FOX Sports North; AUDIO - WCHA.com); Quarterfinal – No. 6 Colorado College vs No. 3 North Dakota, 7:07 pm CT (TV - FOX Sports North; AUDIO - WCHA.com).Games for Friday, March 22: Semifinal – Minnesota State/Wisconsin vs No. 1 St. Cloud State, 2:07 pm CT (TV - FOX Sports North; AUDIO - WCHA.com); Semifinal – Colorado College/North Dakota vs No. 2 Minnesota, 7:07 pm CT (TV - FOX Sports North; AUDIO - WCHA.com).Games for Saturday, March 23: Broadmoor Trophy Championship Game, 7:07 pm CT (TV - FOX Sports North; AUDIO - WCHA.com).

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St. Cloud State as the No. 1 seed and Minnesota as the No. 2 seed, three-time defending playoff champion North Dakota as the No. 3 seed, Wisconsin at No. 4, Minnesota State at No. 5, and Colorado College at No. 6. Five of the Final Five participants are ranked in the top 14 in this week’s USCHO.com Men’s Division 1 College Hockey Poll, with Minnesota at No. 1, North Dakota at No. 6, St. Cloud State at No. 7, Minnesota State at No. 8 and Wisconsin at No. 14. Colorado College, meanwhile, also received votes. The common goal for all this week is to claim the Broadmoor Trophy on Saturday night and receive the WCHA’s automatic berth into the national tournament. The three-day 2013 Red Baron™ WCHA Final Five championship (March 21-23) will be telecast live by FOX Sports North, audiocast live at WCHA.com, and will include a number of ceremonial face-offs involving this season’s WCHA individual award winners, distinguished coaching legends and league alums from the National Hockey League, a NHL regular season game between the Minnesota Wild and San Jose Sharks on Saturday afternoon, the Minnesota National Guard WCHA Fan Fest at the Bud Light Blue Line Bar (Xcel Energy Center - Gate 4) on both Friday and Saturday from 4:30-6:30 pm with live music, interactive games, food and beverages, cheerleaders, mascots and pep bands, Fan Appreciation Nights, Dance Mania and plenty of great music from member team pep bands in attendance. The St. Cloud State Huskies are making their 14 appearance in the conference playoff championship since 1994, having won the WCHA Final Five in 2001. The Minnesota Golden Gophers will mark their 23rd appearance in the event beginning in 1988, with titles in 1993, 1994, 1996, 2003, 2004 and 2007. North Dakota, making the program’s 20th appearance overall in the playoff championship since 1987 and 11th straight, enters the Final Five as the three-time defending Broadmoor Trophy champion. Since 1987, UND has won WCHA playoff championships in 1997, 2000, 2006, 2010, 2011 and 2012. Wisconsin heads to Saint Paul for the Badgers’ 19th championship appearance beginning in 1988 with previous Broadmoor Trophy crowns won in 1988, 1990, 1995 and 1998. Minnesota State will be participating in the WCHA Final Five for the third time, with previous appearances coming in 2000 and 2003. And Colorado College, seeking its first Final Five title, marks their 14th appearance overall.

2013 Red Baron™ WCHA Final Five action gets underway Thursday afternoon with a 2:07 pm CT quarterfinal match up between No. 5 seed Minnesota State (24-12-3) and No. 4 seed Wisconsin (19-12-7). Minnesota State and Wisconsin were 2-2 in their four regular season WCHA meetings this season, with both clubs sweeping on the road. The Mavericks won back-to-back 4-2 games over the Badgers on Nov. 23-24 in Madison while Wisconsin prevailed 4-3 and 2-1 in a pair of overtime contests in Mankato on Jan. 11-12. The second quarterfinal game will have No. 6 seed Colorado College (16-18-5) going up against defending Broadmoor Trophy champion North Dakota (21-11-7) at 7:07 pm CT. The Tigers and UND were also 2-2 in four league games against each other during this past regular season, with CC winning 5-3 and losing 2-3 (ot) in Colorado Springs on Nov. 30 and Dec. 1 and UND winning 4-3 and losing 3-5 in Grand Forks on Jan. 11-12. There will be two Final Five semifinal games on Friday, with the 2:07 pm CT contest featuring the winner of the Minnesota State vs Wisconsin game taking on top-seeded St. Cloud State (23-14-1) and the 7:07 pm CT game matching the Colorado College vs North Dakota winner against No. 2 seed Minnesota (26-7-5). Minnesota State dropped a pair of 5-1 games at St. Cloud State back on Oct. 26-27 while Wisconsin split with the Huskies in Madison

LAST WEEK IN THE WCHAWCHA PLAYOFFS • FIRST ROUND, BEST-OF-THREE

Results of Friday, March 15: #7 Nebraska Omaha 3 at #6 Minnesota State 4 ot (NC) (MSU leads 1-0); #9 Minnesota Duluth 1 at #4 Wisconsin 3 (NC) (UW leads 1-0); #11 Bemidji State 1 at #2 Minnesota 2 ot (NC) (UM leads 1-0); #10 Michigan Tech 3 at #3 North Dakota 5 (NC) (UND leads 1-0); #12 Alaska Anchorage 1 at #1 St. Cloud State 6 (NC) (SCSU leads 1-0); #8 Colorado College 3 at #5 Denver 5 (NC) (DU leads 1-0).Results of Saturday, March 16: #7 Nebraska Omaha 2 at #6 Minnesota State 1 (NC) (series tied 1-1); #9 Minnesota Duluth 1 at #4 Wisconsin 4 (NC) (UW wins series 2-0); #10 Michigan Tech 2 at #3 North Dakota 1 (NC) (series tied 1-1); #11 Bemidji State 3 at #2 Minnesota 4 (NC) (UM wins series 2-0); #12 Alaska Anchorage 1 at #1 St. Cloud State 5 (NC) (SCSU wins series 2-0); #8 Colorado College 2 at #5 Denver 1 (NC) (series tied 1-1).Results of Sunday, March 17: #7 Nebraska Omaha 1 at #6 Minnesota State 3 (NC) (MSU wins series 2-1); #10 Michigan Tech 0 at #3 North Dakota 6 (NC) (UND wins series 2-1); #8 Colorado College 4 at #5 Denver 3 (NC) (CC wins series 2-1).

UPCOMING SCHEDULE

NCAA MEN’S DIV. 1 ICE HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT

Games for Friday, March 29NCAA Northeast Regional @ Verizon Wireless Arena, Manchester, NH Host: University of New Hampshire Semifinal 4:30 pm ET Semifinal 8:00 pm ETNCAA West Regional @ Van Andel Arena, Grand Rapids, MI Host: University of Michigan Semifinal 2:00 pm CT Semifinal 5:30 pm CTGames for Saturday, March 30NCAA East Regional @ Dunkin’ Donuts Center, Providence, RI Host: Brown University Semifinal 5:30 pm ET Semifinal 9:00 pm ETNCAA Midwest Regional @ Huntington Center, Toledo, OH Host: Bowling Green State University Semifinal 1:30 pm ET Semifinal 5:00 pm ETNCAA Northeast Regional @ Verizon Wireless Arena, Manchester, NH Championship Game 6:30 pm ETNCAA West Regional @ Van Andel Arena, Grand Rapids, MI Championship Game 4:00 pm ETGames for Sunday, March 31NCAA East Regional @ Dunkin’ Donuts Center, Providence, RI Championship Game 6:30 pm ETNCAA Midwest Regional @ Huntington Center, Toledo, OH Championship Game 4:00 pm ETGames for Thursday, April 112013 NCAA Men’s Frozen Four @ Consol Energy Center, Pittsburgh, PA Semifinal #1 4:30 pm ET Semifinal #2 8:00 pm ETGames for Saturday, April 132013 NCAA Men’s Frozen Four @ Consol Energy Center, Pittsburgh, PA Championship Game 7:00 pm ET


on March 8-9, falling 2-4 in game one and winning 3-2 in game two. Colorado College was 0-1-1 vs Minnesota in two regular season meetings in Colorado Springs, losing 2-4 on Dec. 7 and tying 4-4 in overtime on Dec. 8. North Dakota, meanwhile, was 0-1-1 against the Gophers, with the two games in Minneapolis on Jan. 18-19 resulting in a 1-5 loss and 4-4 overtime tie. Friday’s two Final Five winners will then meet for the Broadmoor Trophy championship game on Saturday evening at 7:07 pm CT. In first round WCHA playoff action last weekend, three of the best-of-three series ended in sweeps while three went to a decisive third game. Host and No. 1 seed St. Cloud State won twice over No. 12 Alaska Anchorage (6-1, 5-1), host and No. 2 seed Minnesota won twice over No. 11 seed Bemidji State in a pair of one-goal games, 2-1 ot and 4-3, and No. 4 seed and host Wisconsin defeated No. 9 Minnesota Duluth on consecutive nights, 3-1 and 4-1. In Grand Forks, No. 3 seed North Dakota skated past No. 10 seed Michigan Tech in three games, winning 5-3 on March 15, falling 1-2 on March 16 and then winning 6-0 on March 17. In Mankato, host and No. 6 seed Minnesota State prevailed in three games over No. 7 Nebraska Omaha, winning game one 4-3 in overtime, dropping game two 1-2, and winning game three 3-1). And in Denver, No. 8 seed and visiting Colorado College upended No. 5 seed Denver in three games, losing 5-3 last Friday before claiming a 2-1 victory on Saturday and a 4-3 triumph on Sunday. In this week’s USCHO.com Division 1 Men’s College Hockey Poll issued March 18, six WCHA-member teams are ranked among the nation’s top 20, led by Minnesota at No. 1. North Dakota is at No. 6, St. Cloud State is at No. 7, Minnesota State is at No. 8, Denver is at No. 13 and Wisconsin is at No. 14. Also receiving votes from the WCHA were Nebraska Omaha and Colorado College. And in this week’s USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine Division 1 Men’s College Hockey Poll issued March 18, Minnesota is No. 2, North Dakota is No. 6, St. Cloud State is No. 7, Minnesota State is No. 8, Denver is No. 12 and Wisconsin is No. 15. Also receiving votes was Nebraska Omaha. Looking ahead to next week, the Division 1 Men’s Ice Hockey Com-mittee will conduct selections for the 2013 NCAA Division 1 Men’s Ice Hockey Championships on March 24. The field of 16-teams will be announced during a selection show on Sunday, March 24 at 9 pm ET (8 pm CT) on ESPNU. The national tournament field will be selected from 59 NCAA Division 1 institutions sponsoring the sport of men’s ice hockey and will consist of five automatic qualifiers, each from the Atlantic Hockey Association, Central Collegiate Hockey Association, ECAC Hockey, Hockey East Association, and Western Collegiate Hockey Association, in addition to 11 at-large teams. The four regional tournaments will be held the weekend of March 29-31. The West Regional will be March 29-30 at Van Andel Arena in Grand Rapids, Mich., the Northeast Regional will be March 29-30 at the Verizon Wireless Arena in Manchester, N.H., the Midwest Regional will be March 30-31 at the Huntington Center in Toledo, Ohio., and the East Regional will be March 30-31 at the Dunkin Donuts Center in Providence, R.I. The 2013 NCAA Men’s Frozen Four will be April 11 & 13 at Consol Energy Center in Pittsburgh, Pa. Semifinals on Thursday are at 4:30 pm and 8:00 pm ET with the championship game on Saturday at 7:00 pm ET. In non-conference competition during the 2012-13 regular sea-son, WCHA-member teams combined for a 48-34-5 (.580) record in non-conference play. WCHA teams were 9-0-1 (.950) vs the Atlantic Hockey Association (AHA), 13-17-1 (.435) against the Central Colle-giate Hockey Association (CCHA), 7-8-1 (.469) vs ECAC Hockey, 9-8-1 (.528) vs the Hockey East Association (HEA), and 10-1-1 (.875) vs independents.

VISIT WCHA.COM/MOBILE FOR LIVE LEAGUE AND NATIONAL SCOREBOARDS, LIVE IN-GAME STATS, BOX SCORES AND STANDINGSThe Western Collegiate Hockey Association’s official web site – wcha.com – features fully functional mobile pages where visitors can ac-cess live league and national scoreboards, live in-game box scores, complete team and individual statistics, league standings, etc. To access all the latest developments as games are in progress visit www.wcha.com/mobile.

2013 RED BARON™ WCHA FINAL FIVE TICKETS CONTINUE ON SALETickets for the 2013 Red Baron WCHA Final Five, to be held Thurs-day-Saturday, March 21-23, continue on sale. The six teams from the 12-team WCHA conference that advanced to the 2013 Red Baron™ WCHA Final Five, will battle it out over five games this week for the Broadmoor Trophy and an automatic berth into the NCAA Tournament. Tickets can be purchased at the Xcel Energy Center Box Office, Tick-etmaster Ticket Centers, charge by phone at 800-745-3000 or online at www.ticketmaster.com. To charge by phone using Ticketmaster TDD/TTY, call 800-359-2525. Groups (10+) call 651-312-3486. Prices for single game tickets are as follows:DATE TICKET PRICES GAMEThursday, March 21 (2 p.m.) $26 / $21 Quarterfinal 1Thursday, March 21 (7 p.m.) $31 / $21 Quarterfinal 2Friday, March 22 (2 p.m.) $41 / $21 Semifinal 1Friday, March 22 (7 p.m.) $46 / $21 Semifinal 2Saturday, March 23 (7 p.m.) $46 / $21 Championship The WCHA will again host the Minnesota National Guard WCHA Fan Fest on Friday, March 22 and Saturday, March 23 from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. at the Bud Light Blue Line Bar near Gate 4 of Xcel Energy Center. Hockey fans can celebrate with live music, interactive games, food and beverages and more. Cheerleaders, mascots and WCHA pep bands will rock the house with the school songs that lead their teams to victory. Live music by Uncle Chunk on Friday and Playback on Saturday. The Minnesota National Guard WCHA Fan Fest is free and open to the public.

March 11, 2013

FOX SPORTS NORTH TO AGAIN TELEVISE 2013 RED BARON™ WCHA FINAL FIVESAINT PAUL, Minn. – Xcel Energy Center and FOX Sports North, in conjunction with the Western Collegiate Hockey Association (WCHA), announced today the 2013 Red Baron™ WCHA Final Five will once again be telecast on FOX Sports North and produced by Minnesota Wild Broadcasting. The entities have televised the tournament since 2000. Minnesota Wild television broadcaster Anthony LaPanta will handle play-by-play duties for the games on Thursday as well as the 2 p.m. game on Friday. Doug McLeod will take on the play-by-play for Friday night and the Broadmoor Trophy Championship game on Saturday. Kevin Gorg will serve as color analyst for the Thursday and Friday afternoon games and Casey Hankinson will handle Thursday night, Friday night and Saturday’s Championship game. Ben Clymer will round out the broadcast team reporting rinkside throughout the tournament.


“We are delighted to continue our long-standing relationship with FOX Sports North on televising the Red Baron™ WCHA Final Five,” said WCHA Commissioner Bruce M. McLeod. “It is only fitting that college hockey’s premier post-season tournament is televised by one of the premier sports networks in the country and we are thrilled to be able to announce this outstanding coverage. The WCHA, FOX Sports North, the Minnesota Wild and Xcel Energy Center are a tremendous team.” The 2013 Red Baron™ WCHA Final Five will be held Thursday – Sat-urday, March 21-23, at Xcel Energy Center in Saint Paul for the 13th straight year. Six teams from the twelve team WCHA conference will advance to the 2013 Red Baron™ WCHA Final Five, battling it out over five games for the Broadmoor Trophy and entrance to the NCAA Tournament. Click here for a complete tournament schedule.

2013 Red Baron™ WCHA Final Five Television ScheduleDate Game Time CSTThur., March 21 Quarterfinal 1 2 pm Quarterfinal 2 7 pmFri., March 22 Semifinal 1 2 pm Semifinal 2 7 pmSat., March 23 Championship 7 pm

FOX Sports North reaches more than 2 million homes throughout Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa and North and South Dakota and tele-casts nearly 2,600 hours of locally produced programming per year. For more information on the Emmy Award-winning regional sports network, visit www.foxsportsnorth.com.

2013 RED BARON™ WCHA FINAL FIVE LIVE AUDIO BROADCASTS AVAILABLEThe WCHA, in conjunction with Kevin Falness of the Minnesota Wild and Minnesota Sports Broadcast Network, will again produce live audio of all five games from Xcel Energy Center. There is NO cost for carrying the broadcasts and the games will be distributed, as per last season, through Minnesota Sports Broadcast Network. Stations interested in carrying the live Final Five audio need to contact Kevin Falness (651 755-5161, [email protected]) as soon as possible and let him know what games you plan to broadcast in your market.***BROADCAST START TIMES ARE LISTED***Games for Thursday, March 21Quarterfinal - No. 5 Minnesota State vs No. 4 Wisconsin, 2:00 pm CTQuarterfinal - No. 6 Colorado College vs No. 3 North Dakota, 7:00 pm CT.Games for Friday, March 22Semifinal - Minnesota State/Wisconsin vs No. 1 St. Cloud State, 2:00 pm CTSemifinal - Colorado College/North Dakota vs No. 2 Minnesota, 7:00 pm CTGames for Saturday, March 23Broadmoor Trophy Championship Game, 7:00 pm CT.

BROADMOOR TROPHY AWARDED TO WCHA PLAYOFF CHAMPIONThe second of the WCHA’s two major championship trophies for men’s competition is the Broadmoor Trophy, which has been awarded annually since 1985 to the winner of the conference’s post-season championship tournament. The history of the Broadmoor Trophy dates to 1981, when it was first presented to the conference by the world-renowned Broadmoor Hotel and Resort Complex of Colorado Springs, Colo. For the first three

seasons of its partnership with the WCHA (1981-1984) – and due to the departure of league member and MacNaughton Cup (regular season championship trophy) custodian Michigan Tech to the CCHA – the Broadmoor Trophy was presented to the Association’s regular season champion. But when the Huskies returned to the WCHA in 1984 – with the MacNaughton Cup in hand – the Broadmoor Trophy became, and has remained since, the symbol of the league’s post-sea-son tournament championship. In March of 2010, in conjunction with the annual WCHA Final Five, the Association unveiled a striking new Broadmoor Trophy. The new bronze cast trophy, created by Blue Ribbon Trophies & Awards of Colorado Springs, Colo., is a recreation of the famous Broadmoor Hotel. Long an ardent supporter of college hockey, the Broadmoor Hotel included the former Broadmoor World Arena, which hosted the NCAA Ice Hockey Championship a total of 11 times between 1948 and 1969. There are a total of three Broadmoor trophies. The largest is currently on display at Xcel Energy Center in Saint Paul in conjunction with the WCHA Final Five, one is a traveling trophy, and one is awarded to the winning team each year as a permanent addition to their display case.

FINAL FIVE TEAM PRACTICE TIMESXCEL ENERGY CENTER

Wednesday, March 203:00 – 3:45 pm: University of Wisconsin4:00 – 4:45 pm: Minnesota State University5:00 – 5:45 pm: University of North Dakota6:00 – 6:45 pm: Colorado CollegeThursday, March 2110:15 - 11:00 am: St. Cloud State11:15 - 12:00 pm: Minnesota

FINAL FIVE OVERTIME PROCEDURESWhere advancement in a bracket or the determination of a tournament champion is necessary, any game that results in a tie will be broken by 20-minute sudden-death overtime periods. The ice shall be resurfaced upon completion of regulation play, as well as after each succeeding 20-minute overtime period. Intermissions between overtimes will be the same as between the first, second and third periods. The teams will change ends at the start of each 20-minute overtime period for the entire time that it takes to determine a winner.

FINAL FIVE TIMEOUTSOfficial Timeouts: There will be four, 1:00 official timeouts per periods one, two and three. Timeouts are to be taken at the first stoppage of play after the 16:00, 12:00, 8:00 and 4:00 marks. There will be no timeouts taken during power-plays. No timeouts may be taken after an icing. No timeouts may not be taken if the puck is shot directly out of the defensive zone by a defensive player. Timeouts are discouraged (but not prohibited) during even-strength shorthanded play. There will be no timeouts during overtime for all 2013 Red Baron™ WCHA Final Five games.


FINAL FIVE INTERMISSIONSIntermissions for Games #1 and #2 (Thursday, March 21) and Games #3 and #4 (Friday, March 22) of the 2013 Red Baron™ WCHA Final Five will be 16:00 in length. Intermissions for the Broadmoor Trophy championship game on Saturday evening, March 23, will be 17:00 in length.

INSTANT REPLAY AT THE FINAL FIVEThe Western Collegiate Hockey Association will use instant replay to review all goals for all five 2013 Red Baron™ WCHA Final Five games contested at Xcel Energy Center.

MINNESOTA NATIONAL GUARD WCHA FAN FESTFriday, March 22 & Saturday, March 23 • 4:30-6:30 pmBud Light Blue Line Bar (Xcel Energy Center/Gate 4) Come celebrate the Red Baron™ WCHA Final Five with music, inter-active games, food & beverages and more at the Minnesota National Guard WCHA Fan Fest! Cheerleaders, mascots and WCHA pep bands will rock the house with the school songs that lead their teams to victory. Live music by Gel on Friday and Playback on Saturday. The Minnesota National Guard WCHA Fan Fest is free and open to the public!

FAN APPRECIATION NIGHTSThursday, March 21Great Waters Brewing Company426 St. Peter Street, (651) 224-2739 (www.greatwatersbc.com)Friday, March 22Joseph’s Bar and Grill140 South Wabasha Street, (651) 222-2435 (www.josephsgrill.com)Saturday, March 23Dixie’s on Grand695 Grand Avenue, (651) 222-7345 (www.dixiesongrand.com)

DANCE MANIA PRESENTED BY VISIT SAINT PAULBring your dance moves and shake what your momma gave you at the 2013 Red Baron™ WCHA Final Five Dance Mania Contest! Throughout the tournament, get up and dance when you hear the designated song! The person who shakes it the best throughout the entire tournament will walk away with $250 from Visit Saint Paul and tickets to the 2014 WCHA Final Five. Costumes encouraged!

STAY & PLAY SATURDAYAs you prepare for the championship game at 7 p.m. on Saturday, take time to enjoy all there is to do around Saint Paul. Hop on the FREE shuttle to Mall of America from the Crowne Plaza Hotel at 11 am, 1 pm and 3 pm. Take in the Minnesota Wild vs. San Jose Sharks at 1 pm or check out local hot spots like Lowertown, Grand Avenue and the West 7th District.

EXPLORE SAINT PAULFind your way to Lowertown, Grand Avenue or the West 7th District for food, entertainment and shopping!

13 THINGS TO DO IN SAINT PAUL1 - Get down in Lowertown!. 2 - Pose with local legend Herb Brooks. 3 - Soak in the city in historic Rice Park. 4 - Tour history at the Minne-sota State Capitol. 5 - Enjoy cultural cuisine from Nepali to Somali. 6 - Wander amongst the rich and famous along Summit Avenue. 7 - Explore the wonders of the Science Museum of Minnesota. 8 - Meander and mingle on Grand Avenue. 9 - Enjoy the shops and stops along Selby Avenue. 10 - Pray for your team at the Cathedral of Saint Paul. 11 - Enjoy a pre-game meal on West 7th. 12 - Marvel at the mighty Mississippi River. 13 - Shop ‘til you drop at Mall of America.

WCHA PLAYOFF CHAMPIONSHIP APPEARANCES, BY TEAM, SINCE 1987Following, by team, are appearances in the modern-era WCHA Playoff Championship. Beginning with the 1987-88 season, the WCHA went to single site championship with four teams involved from 1988-92. In 1992-93, the WCHA Final Five was created. *indicates playoff champion Alaska Anchorage (2004, 2011) Bemidji State (2011) Colorado College (1992, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2008, 2011) Denver (1989, 1995, 1997, 1999*, 2002*, 2005*, 2008*, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012) Michigan Tech (1993, 1994, 1996, 2007, 2012) Minnesota (1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993*, 1994*, 1995, 1996*, 1997, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003*, 2004*, 2005, 2006, 2007*, 2008, 2009, 2012) Minnesota Duluth (1988, 1993, 1998, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2009*, 2010, 2011, 2012) Minnesota State (2000, 2003) North Dakota (1988, 1990, 1991, 1995, 1997*, 1998, 1999, 2000*, 2001, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006*, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010*, 2011*, 2012*) Northern Michigan (1989*, 1990, 1991*, 1992*, 1993, 1994) St. Cloud State (1994, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001*, 2002, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2012) Wisconsin (1988*, 1989, 1990*, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995*, 1996, 1998*, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2010)


THIS WEEK IN THE NATIONAL POLLS

USCHO.COM DIV. 1 MEN’S COLLEGE HOCKEY POLLMinneapolis, Minn./March 18, 2013 Rk Team (first place votes) Record Pts Last Week 1 Minnesota (22) 26- 7-5 967 2 2 Quinnipiac (27) 26- 6-5 958 1 3 Miami 24-10-5 893 3 4 Boston College 22-10-4 820 5 5 Massachusetts-Lowell (1) 24-10-2 785 6 6 North Dakota 21-11-7 751 4 7 St. Cloud State 23-14-1 670 8 8 Minnesota State 24-12-3 626 10 9 Notre Dame 23-12-3 578 12 10 New Hampshire 19-11-7 519 7 11 Yale 18-10-3 515 13 12 Western Michigan 19-11-8 408 9 13 Denver 20-13-5 382 11 14 Wisconsin 19-12-7 375 14 15 Niagara 23- 8-5 339 15 16 Providence 17-13-7 269 17 17 Boston University 20-15-2 212 18 18 Union 19-12-5 192 19 19 Rensselaer 18-14-5 91 16 20 Michigan 17-18-3 52 NR others receiving votes: Nebraska Omaha 37, Colorado College 18, Brown 11, Merrimack 10, Alaska 9, Ohio State 9, Robert Morris 2, Connecticut 1, St. Lawrence 1.

USA TODAY/USA HOCKEY MAGAZINE DIV. 1 MEN’S COLLEGE HOCKEY POLL •#23Minneapolis, Minn./March 18, 2013 Rk Team, Pts (1st place) Record Last Week 1 Quinnipiac, 494 (23) 26-6-5 1 2 Minnesota, 486 (11) 26-7-5 2 3 Miami, 439 24-10-5 3 4 Boston College, 389 22-10-4 5 5 UMass-Lowell, 371 24-10-2 6 6 North Dakota, 350 21-11-7 4 7 St. Cloud State, 273 23-14-1 8 8 Minnesota State, 241 24-12-3 11 9 Notre Dame, 229 23-12-3 12 10 Yale, 205 18-10-3 13 11 New Hampshire, 170 19-11-7 7 12 Denver, 96 20-13-5 10 13 Western Michigan, 91 19-11-8 9 14 Niagara, 78 23-8-5 14 15 Wisconsin, 73 19-12-7 15 others receiving votes: Providence College, 54; Union College, 26; Boston University, 11; Nebraska Omaha, 2; Brown University, 1; Michigan, 1.

ROAD TO THE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPSelection ProcessThe Division 1 Men’s Ice Hockey Committee will conduct selections for the 2013 NCAA Division 1 Men’s Ice Hockey Championships March 24. The field of 16-teams will be announced during a selection show, Sunday, March 24 at 9 pm ET (8 pm CT) on ESPNU. The field will be selected from 59 NCAA Division 1 institutions sponsoring the sport of men’s ice hockey and will consist of five automatic qualifiers, each from the Atlantic Hockey Association, Central Collegiate Hockey Association, ECAC Hockey, Hockey East Association, and Western Collegiate Hockey Association in addition to 11 at-large teams. For ticket information for both the Frozen Four and the four NCAA Regional tournaments, go to: http://www.ncaa.com/championships/icehockey-men/d1#!tickets.

Preliminary Rounds (predetermined)RegionalsThe regionals of the 2013 Division 1 Men’s Ice Hockey Championship will be held at four different sites across the country March 29-31, depending on each site. Each site will host four teams competing to advance to the 2013 NCAA Men’s Frozen Four in Pittsburgh, Pa. West Regional: The West Regional, hosted by Michigan, will take place March 29-30 in Grand Rapids, Mich., at Van Andel Arena. Re-gional semifinal games will be held March 29 at both 2 pm and 5:30 pm ET and will both be broadcast live on ESPNU. The regional final game for the right to advance to the 2013 Men’s Frozen Four will be held March 30 at 4 pm ET and will be broadcast live on ESPNU. Northeast Regional: The Northeast Regional, hosted by New Hampshire, will take place March 29-30 in Manchester, N.H., at the Verizon Wireless Arena. Regional semifinal games will be held March 29 at both 4:30 pm and 8 pm ET. Regional semifinal game 1 will be broadcast live March 29 at 4:30 pm ET on ESPN3 and then re-aired later the same evening on ESPNU at 10:30 pm ET. Regional semifinal game 2 will be broadcast live at 8 pm ET on ESPNU. The regional final game for the right to advance to the 2013 Men’s Frozen Four will be held March 30 at 6:30 pm ET and will be broadcast live on ESPNU. Midwest Regional: The Midwest Regional, hosted by Bowling Green State, will take place March 30-31 in Toledo, Ohio, at the Huntington Center. Regional semifinal games will be held March 30 at both 1:30 pm and 5 pm ET. Regional semifinal game 1 will be broadcast live March 30 at 1:30 p.m. ET on ESPN3 and then re-aired March 31 on ESPNU at Noon ET. Regional semifinal game 2 will be broadcast live March 30 at 5 pm ET on ESPN3 and then re-aired March 31 on ESPNU at 2 pm ET. The regional final game for the right to advance to the 2013 Men’s Frozen Four will be held March 31 at 4 pm ET and will be broadcast live on ESPNU. East Regional: The East Regional, hosted by Brown, will take place March 30-31 in Providence, R.I. at the Dunkin Donuts Center. Regional semifinal games will be held March 30 at both 5:30 pm and 9 pm ET. Regional semifinal game 1 will be broadcast live March 30 at 5:30 pm ET on ESPN3 and then re-aired later the same evening on ESPNU at 11:30 pm ET. Regional semifinal game 2 will be broadcast live March 30 at 9 pm ET on ESPNU. The regional final game for the right to advance to the 2013 Men’s Frozen Four will be held March 31 at 6:30 pm ET and will be broadcast live on ESPNU.

National ChampionshipThe 2013 NCAA Men’s Frozen Four will be held for the first time in Pittsburgh, Pa. Regional winners will compete in semifinal games held April 11 at either 4:30 pm or 8 pm ET with both games broad-casted live on ESPN2. The national championship game of the NCAA


Men’s Frozen Four will be played at 7 pm ET on April 13 and will be broadcast live on ESPN.

Future Dates and Sites2014Selections: March 23Regionals: March 28-30Worcester, MA: DCU Center – Hosted by Holy CrossBridgeport, CT: Webster Bank Arena – Hosted by Fairfield and Yale Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Bank Arena – Hosted by Miami (Ohio)St. Paul, MN: Xcel Energy Center – Hosted by MinnesotaFinals: April 10-12, 2014: Wells Fargo Center, Philadelphia, PA – Hosted by: Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference (ECAC)

2012-13 CONFERENCE RESULTS • BY TEAMAlaska Anchorage (28 games): 10/26-27 @ UND (L 1-4, T 3-3 ot); 11/9-10 vs UM (L 0-4, T 2-2 ot); 11/23-24 @ BSU (T 2-2 ot, L 4-5); 11/30-12/1 vs SCSU (L 3-4 ot, W 3-1); 12/7-8 @ MSU (L 1-3, L 0-3); 12/14-15 vs UMD (L 1-5, L 1-2); 1/4-5 vs UW (L 3-5, L 0-1); 1/11-12 @ UM (L 3-5, L 1-7); 1/18-19 vs MSU (T 3-3 ot, L 0-4); 1/25-26 @ UW (L 2-5, L 1-2); 2/1-2 vs CC (T 2-2 ot, T 3-3 ot); 2/8-9 @ MTU (W 5-4, L 1-6); 2/15-16 vs UNO (L 0-3, L 5-6 ot); 3/8-10 @ DU (L 1-7, L 1-6).Bemidji State (28 games): 10/26-27 @ UNO (T 3-3 ot, W 3-2); 11/9-10 @ CC (L 2-3, L 3-6); 11/16-17 vs MTU (L 4-5 ot, L 1-2 ot); 11/23-24 vs UAA (T 2-2 ot, W 5-4); 11/30-12/1 @ MSU (L 0-3, 1-6); 12/7-8 @ UMD (L 2-4, W 2-1); 12/14-15 vs DU (T 1-1 ot, W 5-1); 1/18-19 @ MTU (L 0-4, T 2-2 ot); 1/25-26 vs UNO (L 3-5, L 1-2); 2/1-2 vs SCSU (L 0-4, L 1-4); 2/8-9 @ UW (T 2-2 ot, L 2-3); 2/15-16 vs UMD (W 4-2, T 1-1 ot); 3/1-2 @ UND (L 2-4, T 2-2 ot); 3/8-9 vs UM (L 3-4, L 1-5).Colorado College (28 games): 11/2-3 @ UW (W 5-4, W 3-0); 11/9-10 vs BSU (W 3-2, W 6-3); 11/16 vs DU (L 5-6); 11/17 @ DU (L 2-6); 11/30-12/1 vs UND (W 5-3, L 2-3 ot); 12/7-8 vs UM (L 2-4, T 4-4 ot); 12/14-15 @ SCSU (L 3-5, L 1-3); 1/4-5 @ UNO (L 4-8, L 1-3); 1/11-12 @ UND (W 4-3, L 3-5); 1/18-19 vs UMD (L 2-3, W 5-1); 2/1-2 @ UAA (T 2-2 ot, T 3-3 ot); 2/8 @ DU (T 1-1 ot); 2/9 vs DU (W 6-5 ot); 2/22-23 vs SCSU (W 4-3, L 2-5); 3/1-2 vs MSU (W 4-1, L 2-7); 3/8-9 @ MTU (L 0-2, W 4-3).Denver (28 games): 10/26-27 vs MTU (W 5-1, W 5-2); 11/2-3 vs SCSU (L 0-3, W 6-1); 11/9-10 @ MSU (W 4-3, W 3-2); 11/16 @ CC (W 6-5); 11/17 vs CC (W 6-2); 11/30-12/1 vs UW (T 1-1 ot, L 1-3); 12/7-8 @ UND (T 2-2 ot, L 3-6); 12/14-15 @ BSU (T 1-1 ot, L 1-5); 1/11-12 vs UNO (W 7-4, T 3-3 ot); 1/18-19 @ SCSU (L 2-5, L 1-5); 2/1-2 @ UMD (W 3-0, W 4-3); 2/8 vs CC (T 1-2 ot); 2/9 @ CC (L 5-6 ot); 2/22-23 vs UND (W 5-4, L 1-6); 3/1-2 @ UM (W 2-0, L 1-5); 3/8-10 vs UAA (W 7-1, W 6-1).Michigan Tech (28 games): 10/19-20 vs UM (W 5-3, L 2-3); 10/26-27 @ DU (L 1-5, L 2-5); 11/2-3 vs UNO (L 1-2, L 3-5); 11/16-17 @ BSU (W 5-4 ot, W 2-1 ot); 11/30-12/1 vs UMD (L 3-7, T 4-4 ot); 12/7-8 @ UW (T 1-1 ot, T 3-3 ot); 12/14-15 vs UND (L 1-6, L 1-4); 1/11-12 @ UMD (L 0-1, L 4-5); 1/18-19 vs BSU (W 4-0, T 2-2 ot); 2/1-2 @ UNO (L 3-4, W 2-1 ot); 2/8-9 vs UAA (L 4-5, W 6-1); 2/15-16 @ MSU (L 2-4, L 1-6); 3/1-2 @ SCSU (L 3-5, W 5-1); 3/8-9 vs CC (W 2-0, L 3-4).Minnesota (28 games): 10/19-20 @ MTU (L 3-5, W 3-2); 11/2 vs MSU (W 3-2); 11/3 @ MSU (L 3-5); 11/9-10 @ UAA (W 4-0, T 2-2 ot); 11/16-17 vs UW (T 2-2 ot, W 3-1); 11/30-12/1 vs UNO (L 2-3, W 3-2); 12/7-8 @ CC (W 4-2, T 4-4 ot); 1/11-12 vs UAA (W 4-3, W 7-1); 1/18-19 vs UND (W 5-1, T 4-4 ot); 1/25 vs MSU (L 1-2); 1/26 @ MSU (W 4-1); 2/8-9 @ SCSU (W 4-2, L 3-4); 2/15 @ UW (W 3-2); 2/17 @ UW (Soldier Field, Chicago) (L 2-3); 2/22-23 vs UMD (W 5-3, T 2-2 ot); 3/1-2 vs DU (L 0-2, W 5-1); 3/8-9 @ BSU (W 4-3, W 5-1).

Minnesota Duluth (28 games): 10/26-27 vs UW (L 0-2, T 2-2 ot); 11/10-11 @ UNO (L 2-3, L 3-6); 11/16-17 @ UND (T 4-4 ot, L 3-4 ot); 11/23-24 vs SCSU (W 2-1, L 1-5); 11/30-12/1 @ MTU (W 7-3, T 4-4 ot); 12/7-8 vs BSU (W 4-2, L 1-2); 12/14-15 @ UAA (W 5-1, W 2-1); 1/11-12 vs MTU (W 1-0, W 5-4); 1/18-19 @ CC (W 3-2, L 1-5); 2/1-2 vs DU (L 0-3, L 3-4); 2/8-9 vs MSU (L 2-4, L 1-5); 2/15-16 @ BSU (L 2-4, T 1-1 ot); 2/22-23 @ UM (L 3-5, T 2-2 ot); 3/8-9 vs UNO (W 5-4, W 6-0).Minnesota State (28 games): 10/26-27 @ SCSU (L 1-5, L 1-5); 11/2 @ UM (L 2-3); 11/3 vs UM (W 5-3); 11/9-10 vs DU (L 3-4, L 2-3); 11/23-24 @ UW (W 4-2, W 4-2); 11/30-12/1 vs BSU (W 3-0, W 6-1); 12/7-8 vs UAA (W 3-1, W 3-0); 12/14-15 @ UNO (W 6-3, L 1-5); 1/11-12 vs UW (L 3-4 ot, L 0-1 ot); 1/18-19 @ UAA (T 3-3 ot, W 4-0); 1/25 @ UM (W 2-1); 1/26 vs UM (L 1-4); 2/8-9 @ UMD (W 4-2, W 5-1); 2/15-16 vs MTU (W 4-2, W 6-1); 3/1-2 @ CC (L 1-4, W 7-2); 3/8-9 vs UND (L 3-4, W 2-1 ot).Nebraska Omaha (28 games): 10/26-27 vs BSU (T 3-3 ot, L 2-3); 11/2-3 @ MTU (W 2-1, W 5-3); 11/10-11 vs UMD (W 3-2, W 6-3); 11/30-12/1 @ UM (W 3-2, L 2-3); 12/7-8 @ SCSU (W 6-5, L 1-2); 12/14-15 vs MSU (L 3-6, W 5-1); 1/4-5 vs CC (W 8-4, W 3-1); 1/11-12 @ DU (L 4-7, T 3-3 ot); 1/25-26 @ BSU (W 5-3, W 2-1); 2/1-2 vs MTU (W 4-3, L 1-2 ot); 2/8-9 vs UND (L 1-2, L 2-5); 2/15-16 @ UAA (W 3-0, W 6-5 ot); 3/1-2 vs UW (L 3-4, L 2-6); 3/8-9 @ UMD (L 4-5, L 0-6).North Dakota (28 games): 10/26-27 vs UAA (W 4-1, T 3-3 ot); 11/9-10 @ SCSU (W 3-0, L 2-5); 11/16-17 vs UMD (T 4-4 ot, W 4-3 ot); 11/30-12/1 @ CC (L 3-5, W 3-2 ot); 12/7-8 vs DU (T 2-2 ot, W 6-3); 12/14-15 @ MTU (W 6-1, W 4-1); 1/11-12 vs CC (L 3-4, W 5-3); 1-18/19 @ UM (L 1-5, T 4-4 ot); 1/25-26 vs SCSU (L 1-3, T 2-2 ot); 2/1-2 vs UW (T 1-1 ot, W 4-1); 2/8-9 @ UNO (W 2-1, W 5-2); 2/22-23 @ DU (L 4-5, W 6-1); 3/1-2 vs BSU (W 4-2, T 2-2 ot); 3/8-9 @ MSU (W 4-3, L 1-2 ot).St. Cloud State (28 games): 10/26-27 vs MSU (W 5-1, W 5-1); 11/2-3 @ DU (W 3-0, L 1-6); 11/9-10 vs UND (L 0-3, W 5-2); 11/23-24 @ UMD (L 1-2, W 5-1); 11/30-12/1 @ UAA (W 4-3 ot, L 1-3); 12/7-8 vs UNO (L 5-6, W 2-1); 12/14-15 vs CC (W 5-3, W 3-1); 1/18-19 vs DU (W 5-2, W 5-1); 1/25-26 @ UND (W 3-1, T 2-2 ot); 2/1-2 @ BSU (W 4-0, W 4-1); 2/8-9 vs UM (L 2-4, W 4-3); 2/22-23 @ CC (L 3-4, W 5-2); 3/1-2 vs MTU (W 5-3, L 1-5); 3/8-9 @ UW (W 4-2, L 2-3).Wisconsin (28 games): 10/26-27 @ UMD (W 2-0, T 2-2 ot); 11/2-3 vs CC (L 4-5 ot, L 0-3); 11/16-17 @ UM (T 2-2 ot, L 1-3); 11/23-24 vs MSU (L 2-4, L 2-4); 11/30-12/1 @ DU (T 1-1 ot, W 3-1); 12/7-8 vs MTU (T 1-1 ot, T 3-3 ot); 1/4-5 @ UAA (W 5-3, W 1-0); 1/11-12 @ MSU (W 4-3 ot, W 2-1 ot); 1/25-26 vs UAA (W 5-2, W 2-1); 2/1-2 @ UND (T 1-1 ot, L 1-4); 2/8-9 vs BSU (T 2-2 ot, W 3-2); 2/15 vs UM (L 2-3); 2/17 vs UM (@ Soldier Field, Chicago) (W 3-2); 3/1-2 @ UNO (W 4-3, W 6-2); 3/8-9 vs SCSU (L 2-4, W 3-2).


2012-13 CONFERENCE SWEEPS • BY TEAMAlaska Anchorage (0).Bemidji State (0).Colorado College (2): Nov. 2-3 @ Wisconsin (W 5-4, W 3-0); Nov. 9-10 vs Bemidji State (W 3-2, W 6-3).Denver (4): Oct. 26-27 vs Michigan Tech (W 5-1, W 5-2); Nov. 9-10 @ Minnesota State (W 4-3, W 3-2); Nov. 16 @ Colorado College (W 6-5), Nov. 17 vs Colorado College (W 6-2); Feb. 1-2 @ Minnesota Duluth (W 3-0, W 4-3); March 8 & 10 vs Alaska Anchorage (W 7-1, W 6-1).Michigan Tech (1): Nov. 16-17 @ Bemidji State (W 5-4 ot, W 2-1 ot).Minnesota (2): Jan. 11-12 vs Alaska Anchorage (W 4-3, W 7-1); March 8-9 @ Bemidji State (W 4-3, W 5-1).Minnesota Duluth (3): Dec. 14-15 @ Alaska Anchorage (W 5-1, W 2-1); Jan. 11-12 vs Michigan Tech (W 1-0, W 5-4); March 8-9 vs Nebraska Omaha (W 5-4, W 6-0).Minnesota State (5): Nov. 23-24 @ Wisconsin (W 4-2, W 4-2); Nov. 30-Dec. 1 vs Bemidji State (W 3-0, W 6-1); Dec. 7-8 vs Alaska Anchor-age (W 3-1, W 3-0); Feb. 8-9 @ Minnesota Duluth (W 4-2, W 5-1); Feb. 15-16 vs MTU (W 4-2, W 6-1).Nebraska Omaha (5): Nov. 2-3 @ Michigan Tech (W 2-1, W 5-3); Nov. 10-11 vs Minnesota Duluth (W 3-2, W 6-3); Jan. 4-5 vs Colorado College (W 8-4, W 3-1); Jan. 25-26 @ Bemidji State (W 5-3, W 2-1); Feb. 15-16 @ UAA (W 3-0, W 6-5 ot).North Dakota (2): Dec. 14-15 @ Michigan Tech (W 6-1, W 4-1); Feb. 8-9 @ Nebraska Omaha (W 2-1, W 5-2).St. Cloud State (4): Oct. 26-27 vs Minnesota State (W 5-1, W 5-1); Dec. 14-15 vs Colorado College (W 5-3, W 3-1); Jan. 18-19 vs Denver (W 5-2, W 5-1); Feb. 1-2 @ Bemidji State (W 4-0, W 4-1).Wisconsin (4): Jan. 4-5 @ Alaska Anchorage (W 5-3, W 1-0); Jan. 11-12 @ Minnesota State (W 4-3 ot, W 2-1 ot); Jan. 25-26 vs Alaska Anchorage (W 5-2, W 2-1); March 1-2 @ Nebraska Omaha (W 4-3, W 6-2).

LONGEST WINNING AND UNBEATEN STREAKS OF 2012-13 BY WCHA TEAM • ALL GAMESAlaska Anchorage: Longest Winning Streak (1 game – 1-0-0). Longest Unbeaten Streak (3 games – 1-0-2).Bemidji State: Longest Winning Streak (1 game – 1-0-0). Longest Unbeaten Streak (3 games – 2-0-1; 2-0-1).Colorado College: Longest Winning Streak (4 games – 4-0-0). Longest Unbeaten Streak (5 games – 2-0-3).Denver: Longest Winning Streak (5 games – 5-0-0). Longest Unbeaten Streak (5 games – 5-0-0; 4-0-1).Michigan Tech: Longest Winning Streak (2 games – 2-0-0). Longest Unbeaten Streak (2 games – 2-0-0; 0-0-2; 2-0-0; 1-0-1).Minnesota: Longest Winning Streak (6 games – 6-0-0). Longest Unbeaten Streak (10 games – 8-0-2).Minnesota Duluth: Longest Winning Streak (4 games – 4-0-0). Longest Unbeaten Streak (5 games – 4-0-1).Minnesota State: Longest Winning Streak (7 games – 7-0-0). Longest Unbeaten Streak (7 games – 7-0-0).Nebraska Omaha: Longest Winning Streak (7 games – 7-0-0). Longest Unbeaten Streak (7 games – 7-0-0).North Dakota: Longest Winning Streak (5 games – 5-0-0). Longest Unbeaten Streak (7 games – 6-0-1).St. Cloud State: Longest Winning Streak (5 games –5-0-0). Longest Unbeaten Streak (6 games – 5-0-1).Wisconsin: Longest Winning Streak (7 games – 7-0-0). Longest Un-beaten Streak (11 games – 8-0-3).

March 14, 2013

ST. CLOUD STATE’S DREW LEBLANC HONORED AS BOTH WCHA PLAYER OF THE YEAR AND OUTSTANDING STUDENT-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR TO HIGHLIGHT 2012-13 MEN’S AWARD WINNERSST. CLOUD STATE BLUELINER NICK JENSEN TABBED AS WCHA DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR BY LEAGUE’S HEAD COACHES; MINNESOTA STATE GOALTENDER STEPHON WILLIAMS IS WCHA ROOKIE OF THE YEAR; NEBRASKA OMAHA’S RYAN WALTERS EARNS WCHA SCORING CHAMPIONSHIP, MSU’S WILLIAMS IS WCHA GOALTENDING CHAMPION; MINNESOTA STATE’S MIKE HASTINGS HONORED AS WCHA COACH OF THE YEAR; ALL-WCHA FIRST TEAM MEMBERS ARE UNO’S WALTERS (F), SCSU’S LEBLANC (F), NORTH DAKOTA’S DANNY KRISTO (F), MINNESOTA’S NATE SCHMIDT (D), SCSU’S JENSEN (D) AND MSU’S WILLIAMS (G); RECORD 164 STUDENT-ATHLETES EARN 2012-13 ALL-WCHA ACADEMIC TEAM HONORS

MADISON, Wis. – St. Cloud State University forward Drew LeBlanc, a driving force behind the Huskies’ success in earning a share of the program’s first-ever conference regular season championship and MacNaughton Cup, has been honored as both the WCHA Player of the Year and the WCHA Outstanding Student-Athlete of the Year to highlight the league’s individual men’s awards for 2012-13 as announced by the conference today (March 14). A senior from Hermantown, Minn., LeBlanc becomes the first league player to earn both of these prestigious awards. He is also a member of the All-WCHA First Team. The offensive catalyst behind the Huskies’ drive to first place in the 2012-13 WCHA regular season standings, LeBlanc led the league with 25 assists and also had 10 goals for 35 points in conference play while charting 10 multiple-point games in WCHA action. Overall, he leads all Division 1 players this winter with 34 assists and ranks fourth in the nation with 46 points scored. A four- time recipient of the WCHA Scholar-Athlete Award and a four-time All-WCHA Academic Team honoree, LeBlanc has served as a team captain for the past two seasons at SCSU. He has helped the Huskies post a league-leading 3.36 goals per game in conference action and overall, SCSU ranks fourth in the nation with 119 goals scored. The Huskies enter the WCHA playoffs ranked eighth in the latest Division 1 national polls and own a 21-14-1 overall and 18-9-1 league record. A math education major, LeBlanc is currently completing his student teaching at nearby St. Cloud Apollo High School. He carries a cumulative grade-point average of 3.64, was a CoSIDA Academic All-District honoree in both 2010 and 2011, and has participated in numerous community service activities during his collegiate years, including programs such as Skate With the Huskies and Husky Haul-ers, helping first-year students move into their dormitories. Over his four-year St. Cloud State career, LeBlanc owns the program record for games played at 165, ranks sixth in career points with 143 and is third with 102 assists. The WCHA Outstanding Student-Athlete of the Year Award is deter-mined from nominations made by the member institutions and each institution then has one final vote. The criteria is as follows: 1) must be a senior student-athlete, i.e. one who is finishing his competition as an eligible player in the WCHA; 2) consistently displays outstand-ing sportsmanship on and off the ice; 3) is a good student making satisfactory progress toward a degree; and 4) is a good hockey player who has performed consistently as a regular member of the team.


The league’s five other major individual awards for 2012-13 went to St. Cloud State University defenseman Nick Jensen as WCHA Defensive Player of the Year, Minnesota State University goaltender Stephon Williams as WCHA Rookie of the Year, University of Nebraska Omaha forward Ryan Walters as WCHA Scoring Champion, Williams as WCHA Goaltending Champion, and Minnesota State University first-year mentor Mike Hastings as WCHA Coach of the Year. The league’s 12 head coaches voted St. Cloud State defenseman Nick Jensen as the WCHA Defensive Player of the Year. A junior from Rogers, Minn., and an All-WCHA First Team choice, Jensen has been a leader on the Huskies’ blueline throughout the 2012-13 campaign. In WCHA play this winter, he has scored four goals and added 19 assists along with a substantial +15 rating on the plus/minus. A leader in minutes played on defense for the Huskies, Jensen consistently faces the opposition’s top lines and has helped SCSU’s defense limit league opponents to just 2.36 goals per game. Among WCHA defenders, Jen-sen led the league with 19 assists and was second with 23 points. He has also posted 27 blocked shots in league play this season. In overall games played, Jensen ranks eighth among Division 1 defensemen with 28 points and second with 24 assists this season. He is +17 on the plus/minus for all games and has 36 blocked shots A two-time WCHA Scholar-Athlete and All-WCHA Academic Team selection, Jensen was named to the All-WCHA Second Team in 2011-12. An ironman for the Huskies, Jensen has started in 113 consecutive games and has notched 15 goals and 68 assists during his first three seasons in St. Cloud. Honored by voters as the WCHA Rookie of the Year for 2012-13 is Minnesota State freshman goaltender Stephon Williams, who also earned All-WCHA First Team and All-WCHA Rookie Team accolades and was the WCHA Goaltending Champion. From Fairbanks, Alaska, Williams, stands 19-9-2 overall (tied for 11th in the country in winning percentage at .667), with a 1.83 goals-against average (sixth in the country) and a .929 save percentage (14 in the country). The two-time WCHA Rookie of the Week finished the WCHA regular season leading the league in goals-against average (1.93), ranking second in save percentage (.927) and third in wins (15). Williams also has four shut-outs this season, which stands tied for third on MSU’s single-season list, and he has started the last 27 games in a row for the Mavericks and has started 29 of MSU’s 36 games in 2012-13. The WCHA Scoring Champion for 2012-13 is University of Nebraska Omaha forward Ryan Walters, who also earned All-WCHA First Team accolades while having one of the finest seasons in UNO history. A junior from Rosemount, Minn., Walters topped all league skaters with 40 points in 28 conference games, scoring 16 goals and adding 24 assists while also averaging a league-best 1.43 points per game. He had 50 points overall during the regular season, a total that ties for third best in school history, and he is just the third Maverick to score 50 or more points in a season. He ranks second in the NCAA in overall points (21-29=50) and has scored points in 26 of the last 29 games (21-26=47). Walters was named the Hockey Commissioners’ Association national player of the month for November, posting six goals and nine assists for 15 points and a +8 rating in seven games to help the Mavericks to a perfect 7-0-0 record. During that stretch, he scored goals in five straight games. Walters’ 21 goals are tied fifth best in UNO history, he is just two points from becoming the 13th Maverick to score 100 career points, and he has played in 111 con-secutive games. The WCHA Coach of the Year for 2012-13 is Mike Hastings of Minne-sota State University. In his first year as head coach of the Mavericks, Hastings has guided MSU to its first top-half league finish since 2007-08 with a 16-11-1 mark (22-11-3 overall), with his club in contention for the regular season title heading into the final weekend. The Maver-icks, who achieved an all-time program best national ranking of No.

7 in the country on Feb. 25, had a seven-game unbeaten streak from Nov. 23-Dec. 14 and during the course of the season the Mavericks have claimed wins over No. 2-ranked Minnesota, No. 4 North Dako-ta and No. 15 Wisconsin. Minnesota State is positioned to make its second-ever NCAA postseason tournament appearance and under Hastings’ guidance, the Mavericks claimed an all-time program-best 16 wins in WCHA games. Since Nov. 23rd MSU has gone 19-6-1. Five conference-member teams – Minnesota, Minnesota State, Nebraska Omaha, North Dakota and St. Cloud State – are represented on the All-WCHA First Team for 2012-13, with the Huskies landing two players. Named to the All-WCHA First Team, with statistics for league games only, are: F - Ryan Walters, Jr., Nebraska Omaha (28 gp, 16-24=40); F - Drew LeBlanc, Sr., St. Cloud State (28 gp, 10-25=35); F - Danny Kristo, Sr., North Dakota (28 gp, 17-20=37); D - Nate Schmidt, Jr., Minnesota (28 gp, 7-19=26); D - Nick Jensen, Jr., St. Cloud State (28 gp, 4-19=23); G - Stephon Williams, Fr., Minnesota State (15-9-1, 1.93 GAA, .927 Sv%). LeBlanc was the WCHA Offensive Player of the Week on Oct. 30 and Feb. 5, Kristo was the WCHA Offensive Player of the Week on Nov. 20 and Feb. 27, and Williams was the WCHA Rookie of the Week on Nov. 27 and Dec. 4. Members of the All-WCHA Second Team for 2012-13 are: F - Corban Knight, Sr., North Dakota (28 gp, 12-23=35); F - Erik Haula, Jr., Minnesota (26 gp, 13-24=37); F - Rylan Schwartz, Sr., Colorado College (27 gp, 12-23=35); D - Joey LaLeggia, So., Denver (28 gp, 10-13=23); D - Mike Boivin, Sr., Colorado College (28 gp, 13-10=23); G - Juho Olkinuora, So., Denver (9-3-5, 2.44 GAA, .924 Sv%). Knight was the WCHA Offen-sive Player of the Week on both Dec. 8 and Jan. 8, Schwartz earned the same honor on both Nov. 13 and Feb. 27, LaLeggia was WCHA Defensive Player of the Week on Nov. 20, Boivin was WCHA Defensive Player of the Week on Oct. 16, and Olkinuora was WCHA Defensive Player of the Week on Jan. 8 and Feb. 5. Voted to the All-WCHA Third Team for 2012-13 are: F - Matt Leitner, So., Minnesota State (28 gp, 13-19=32); F - Nick Bjugstad, Jr., Minne-sota (28 gp, 15-8=23); F - Eriah Hayes, Sr., Minnesota State (28 gp, 15-13=28); D - Andrej Sustr, Jr., Nebraska Omaha (28 gp, 7-11=18); D - Jake McCabe, So., Wisconsin (24 gp, 3-12=15); G - Adam Wilcox, Fr., Minnesota (16-6-5, 2.13 GAA, .914 Sv%). Leitner was the WCHA Offensive Player of the week on Nov. 27, Bjugstad earned the honor on both Oct. 16 and Jan. 3, Hayes was the WCHA Offensive Player of the Week on Feb. 12, and Wilcox was the WCHA Defensive Player of the Week on March 5 and the league’s rookie of the week on Nov. 13 and Jan. 3. Members of the All-WCHA Rookie Team for 2012-13 as selected by the voters are: F - Tony Cameranesi, Fr., Minnesota Duluth (28 gp, 11-17=28); F - Alex Petan, Fr., Michigan Tech (28 gp, 11-18=29); F - Rocco Grimaldi, So., North Dakota (28 gp, 10-16=26); D - Nolan Zajac, Fr., Denver (26 gp, 4-10=14); D - Andy Welinski, Fr., Minnesota Duluth (28 gp, 3-12=15); G - Stephon Williams, Fr., Minnesota State (15-9-1, 1.93 GAA, .927 Sv%. Petan was the WCHA Rookie of the Week on March 5, Grimaldi was the WCHA Rookie of the Week on Dec. 11, and Williams was the WCHA Rookie of the Week on both Nov. 27 and Dec. 4. Repeat members of all-league teams from 2011-12 were: Nick Bjug-stad, F, Minnesota (All-WCHA First Team), Joey LaLeggia, D, Denver (All-WCHA Second Team, All-WCHA Rookie Team), Nate Schmidt, D, Minnesota (All-WCHA Second Team), Nick Jensen, D, St. Cloud State (All-WCHA Third Team), and Juho Olkinuora, G, Denver (All-WCHA Rookie Team). Four players who were named as major award winners and/or to this season’s all-league teams were previously honored on Feb. 13 as WCHA Scholar-Athletes for 2012-13. They were: Ryan Walters, Jr., F, Nebraska Omaha (All-WCHA First Team, WCHA Scoring Cham-pion); Andrej Sustr, Jr., D, Nebraska Omaha (All-WCHA Third Team), Drew LeBlanc, Sr., F, St. Cloud State (WCHA Player of the Year, WCHA


Outstanding Student-Athlete of the Year, All-WCHA First Team); and Nick Jensen, Jr., D, St. Cloud State (WCHA Defensive Player of the Year, All-WCHA First Team). To earn recognition as a WCHA Scholar-Athlete, student-athletes must have completed at least one year of residency at their present institution prior to the current academic year and must also have a grade-point average of at least 3.50 on a 4.0 scale for the previous two semesters or three quarters, or may qualify if his or her overall GPA is at least 3.50 for all terms at his or her present institution. Major award winners and members of the various all-league teams who were also recognized today as members of the 2012-13 All-WCHA Men’s Academic Team were: Rylan Schwartz, Sr. F, Colorado College (All-WCHA Second Team); Juho Olkinuora, So., G, Denver (All-WCHA Second Team); Nick Bjugstad, Jr., F, Minnesota (All-WCHA Third Team); Erik Haula, Jr., F, Minnesota (All-WCHA Second Team); Nate Schmidt, Jr., D, Minnesota (All-WCHA First Team); Eriah Hayes, Sr., F, Minnesota State (All-WCHA Third Team); Andrej Sustr, Jr., D, Nebraska Omaha (All-WCHA Third Team); Ryan Walters, Jr., F, Nebraska Omaha (All-WCHA First Team, WCHA Scoring Champion); Rocco Grimaldi, Fr., F, North Dakota (All-WCHA Rookie Team); Nick Jensen, Jr., D, St. Cloud State (WCHA Defensive Player of the Year, All-WCHA First Team); Drew LeBlanc, Sr., F, St. Cloud State (WCHA Player of the Year, WCHA Outstanding Student-Athlete of the Year, All-WCHA First Team); and Jake McCabe, So., D, Wisconsin (All-WCHA Third Team). Voting for the WCHA awards is done by conference member team coaches, players, sports information directors and local media. Each team receives eight ballots for a total of 96 voters. Points for awards and all-league teams are awarded on a 5-point (for a 1st team vote), 3-point (for a 2nd team vote), and 1-point (for a 3rd team vote) basis. The WCHA Outstanding Student-Athlete of the Year award is selected by member team Faculty Athletic Representatives while the WCHA Defensive Player of the Year is selected by the league’s 12 head coaches.

2012-13 WCHA MEN’S AWARD WINNERS

WCHA Player of the YearDrew LeBlanc • Sr., F, St. Cloud State University (Hermantown, MN)WCHA Outstanding Student-Athlete of the YearDrew LeBlanc • Sr., F, St. Cloud State University (Hermantown, MN)WCHA Defensive Player of the YearNick Jensen • Jr., D, St. Cloud State University (Rogers, MN)WCHA Rookie of the YearStephon Williams • Fr., G, Minnesota State University (Fairbanks, AK)WCHA Scoring ChampionRyan Walters • Jr., F, University of Nebraska Omaha (Rosemount, MN)WCHA Goaltending ChampionStephon Williams • Fr., G, Minnesota State University (Fairbanks, AK)WCHA Coach of the YearMike Hastings • Minnesota State University

2012-13 All-WCHA First Team P Name Team Yr Hometown F Ryan Walters Nebraska Omaha Jr Rosemount, MN F Drew LeBlanc St. Cloud State Sr Hermantown, MN F Danny Kristo North Dakota Sr Eden Prairie, MN D Nate Schmidt Minnesota Jr St. Cloud, MN D Nick Jensen St. Cloud State Jr Rogers, MN G Stephon Williams Minnesota State Fr Fairbanks, AK

2012-13 All-WCHA Second Team P Name Team Yr Hometown F Corban Knight North Dakota Sr High River, AB F Erik Haula Minnesota Jr Pori, Finland F Rylan Schwartz Colorado College Sr Wilcox, SK D Joey LaLeggia Denver So Burnaby, BC D Mike Boivin Colorado College Sr Delta, BC G Juho Olkinuora Denver So Helsinki, Finland

2012-13 All-WCHA Third Team P Name Team Yr Hometown F Matt Leitner Minnesota State So Los Alamitos, CA F Nick Bjugstad Minnesota Jr Blaine, MN F Eriah Hayes Minnesota State Sr La Crescent, MN D Andrej Sustr Nebraska Omaha Jr Plzen, Czech Republic D Jake McCabe Wisconsin So Eau Claire, WI G Adam Wilcox Minnesota Fr South St. Paul, MN

2012-13 All-WCHA Rookie Team P Name Team Yr Hometown F Tony Cameranesi Minnesota Duluth Fr Maple Grove, MN F Alex Petan Michigan Tech Fr Delta, BC F Rocco Grimaldi North Dakota Fr Rossmoor, CA D Nolan Zajac Denver Fr Winnipeg, MB D Andy Welinski Minnesota Duluth Fr Duluth, MN G Stephon Williams Minnesota State Fr Fairbanks, AK

March 14, 2013

RECORD 164 STUDENT-ATHLETES NAMED TO MEN’S ALL-WCHA ACADEMIC TEAM FOR 2012-13; 85 ARE REPEAT HONOREESMADISON, Wis. – A record total of 164 student-athletes, representing all 12 Western Collegiate Hockey Association-member institutions, have earned distinction as members of the men’s 2012-13 All-WCHA Academic Team as announced today, March 14, by the conference office. Eighty-five (85) of those 164 individuals are previous honorees. The highest numbers of student-athletes earning men’s All-WCHA Academic Team honors in a single season prior to this year was 149 in 2012-13. To earn recognition as a member of the All-WCHA Academic Team, member team student-athletes must meet the following criteria: 1) have completed one year of residency at present institution, prior to the current academic year; and 2) have a grade point average of at least 3.00 (on a 4.00 scale) for the previous two semesters or three quarters. Following, by member institution, are the members of the men’s 2012-13 All-WCHA Academic Team (*indicates repeat honoree). University of Alaska Anchorage: Scott Allen (So., F, Edmonton, AB); *Matt Bailey (Jr., F, Winnipeg, MB); *Brett Cameron (Jr., F, Spruce Grove, AB); Austin Coldwell (So., D, Vancouver, WA); *Chris Crowell (Sr., F, Wil-liams Lake, BC); Tyler Currier (Sr., F, Anchorage, AK); *Alex Gellert (Sr., F, Kelowna, BC); *Chris Kamal (Jr., G, Alpharetta, GA); Corbin Karl (So., D, Foremost, AB); *Daniel Naslund (Sr., F, Nykoping, Sweden); Andrew Pickering (Jr., F, West Vancouver, BC); Kory Roy (So., F, Anchorage, AK); *Quinn Sproule (Jr., D, Hussar, AB); *Scott Warner (Sr., D, Anchorage, AK). Bemidji State University: *Jake Areshenko (Sr., D, Port Coquitlam, BC); *David Boehm (Sr., F, Naples, FL); Phil Brewer (Fr., F, Cambridge, ON); *Kyle Brodie (Jr., D, Northglenn, CO); *Matt Carlson (Sr., D, Grand Forks, ND); *Mathieu Dugas (Sr., G, L’Assomption, QC); *Matt Hartmann


(Sr., F, Hugo, MN); Radoslav Illo (Jr, F, Bystrica, Slovakia); *Jeff Jubinville (Jr., F, Edmonton, AB); *Ben Kinne (Sr., F, St. Paul, MN); Danny Mattson (So., F, Minneapolis, MN); *Aaron McLeod (Sr., F, Ottawa, ON); *Brance Orban (Sr., F, Lethbridge, AB); Matt Prapavessis (So., D, Oakville, ON); Tyler Tosunian (So., F, Whittier, CA); *Brady Wacker (Sr., D, Jansen, SK); Andrew Walsh (So., G, Dawson Creek, BC); Sam Windle (So., D, Maple Grove, MN). Colorado College: Jeff Collett (Jr., F, Calgary, AB); *Andrew Hamburg (Sr., F, Phoenix, AZ); *Joe Howe (Sr., G, Plymouth, MN); *Alexander Krushelnyski (Jr., F, Bloomfield Hills, MI); Courtney Lockwood (So., G, Breckenridge, CO); Joe Marciano (Sr., D, Alta Loma, CA); *Eamonn McDermott (Jr., D, Shaker Heights, OH); William Rapuzzi (Sr., F, An-chorage, AK); Rylan Schwartz (Sr., F, Wilcox, SK); *Archie Skalbeck (Jr., F, Hopkins, MN); Peter Stoykewych (So., D, Winnipeg, MB); *Scott Winkler (Sr., F, Asker, Norway); Ian Young (So., D, Missouri City, TX). University of Denver: Wade Bennett (So., D, Gardena, CA); *Sam Brittain (Jr., G, Calgary, AB); Josiah Didier (So., D, Littleton, CO); Daniel Doremus (So., F, Aspen, CO); Larkin Jacobson (So., F, Sioux City, IA); *Chris Knowlton (Sr., F, Colorado Springs, CO); *David Makowski (Jr., D, Wildwood, MO); Scott Mayfield (So., D, St. Louis, MO); *Jarrod Mermis (Jr., F, Alton, IL); *Adam Murray (Sr., G, Anchorage, AK); Juho Olkinuora (So., G, Helsinki, Finland); *Shawn Ostrow (Sr., F, Calgary, AB); *Paul Phillips (Sr., D, Darien, IL); *Nick Shore (Jr., F, Denver, CO). Michigan Technological University: *Kevin Genoe (Sr., G, Qualicum Beach, BC); *Milos Gordic (Jr., F, Burnaby, BC); *Blake Hietala (So., F, Houghton, MI); *Daniel Holmberg (Jr., F, Nykoping, Sweden); Tanner Kero (So., F, Hancock, MI); *Mikael Lickteig (Sr., F, Little Falls, MN); *Carl Nielsen (Sr., D, Lorain, OH); Aaron Pietila (Sr., F, Brighton, MI); Blake Pietila (So., F, Brighton, MI); *Chad Pietila (Sr., F, Brighton, MI); *Daniel Sova (Jr., D, Cottage Grove, MN); *Brad Stebner (Jr., D, Fort McMurray, AB). University of Minnesota: *Mark Alt (Jr., D, St. Paul, MN); Seth Ambroz (So., F, New Prague, MN); Nick Bjugstad (Jr., F, Blaine, MN); Travis Boyd (So., F, Hopkins, MN); *Zach Budish (Jr., F, Edina, MN); *Nate Condon (Jr., F, Wausau, WI); Erik Haula (Jr., F, Pori, Finland); *Seth Helgeson (Sr., D, Faribault, MN); *Justin Holl (Jr., D, Tonka Bay, MN); *Jared Larson (So., F, Apple Valley, MN); Ben Marshall (So., D, Mahtomedi, MN); Jake Parenteau (Jr., D, Shafer, MN); Kyle Rau (So., F, Eden Prairie, MN); *Nate Schmidt (Jr., D, St. Cloud, MN); *Tom Serratore (Jr., F, Colorado Springs, CO); Michael Shibrowski (Jr., G, Andover, MN); Sam Warning (So., F, Chesterfield, MO). University of Minnesota Duluth: Chris Casto (So., D, Stillwater, MN); *Aaron Crandall (Jr., G, Lakeville, MN); Justin Crandall (So., F, Lakeville, MN); *Keegan Flaherty (Sr., F, Duluth, MN); *Jake Hendrickson (Sr., F, Savage, MN); Caleb Herbert (So., F, Bloomington, MN); Adam Krause (So., F, Hermantown, MN); *Luke McManus (So., D, Apple Valley, MN); Tim Smith (Jr., D, Superior, WI). Minnesota State University, Mankato: Phil Cook (Sr., G, Wheaton, IL); *Tyler Elbrecht (Sr., D, Edwardsville, IL); Max Gaede (So., F, Woodbury, MN); Chase Grant (So., F, Oklahoma City, OK); Eriah Hayes (Sr., F, La Crescent, MN); *Evan Karambelas (Jr., G, Fort St. John, BC); Mat Knoll (So., D, Edmonton, AB); Zach Lehrke (Jr., F, Park Rapids, MN); *Evan Mosey (Sr., D, Downers Grove, IL); Zach Palmquist (So., D, South St. Paul, MN); Brett Stern (So., D, Lino Lakes, MN); Charlie Thauwald (So., F, Rochester, MN). University of Nebraska Omaha: *Bryce Aneloski (Sr., D, Pekin, IL); *Dayn Belfour (So., G, Morden, MB); *John Faulkner (Sr., G, Sarnia, ON); *Brent Gwidt (Sr., F, Minocqua, WI); Ryan Massa (So., G, Littleton, CO); Jaycob Megna (So., D, Northbrook, IL); *Brock Montpetit (Jr., F, Somerset, WI); Brian O’Rourke (So., D, St. Louis, MO); *James Polk (So., F, New York, NY); *Zahn Raubenheimer (Jr., F, Smoky Lake, AB); Andrew Schmit (So., F, Grafton, WI); *Johnnie Searfoss (Jr., F, Colleyville, TX); *Alex Simonson (Jr., F, Grand Forks, ND); *Andrej Sustr (Jr., D, Plzen,

Czech Republic); *Tony Turgeon (Jr., D, Grand Forks, ND); Ryan Walters (Jr., F, Rosemount, MN); Dominic Zombo (So., F, Ballwin, MO). University of North Dakota: Connor Gaarder (So., F, Edina, MN); Rocco Grimaldi (Fr., F, Rossmoor, CA); Mark MacMillan (So., F, Penticton, BC); Mitch MacMillan (Jr., F, Penticton, BC); *Andrew MacWilliam (Sr., D, Calgary, AB); *Tate Maris (Sr., G, Denver, CO); Nick Mattson (So., D, Chanhassen, MN); Brendan O’Donnell (So., F, Winnipeg, MB); *Derek Rodwell (Jr., F, Taber, AB); Dan Senkbeil (So., D/F, Fremont, CA); *Dillon Simpson (Jr., D, Edmonton, AB). St. Cloud State University: Brooks Bertsch (So., F, Dubuque, IA); *Brandon Burrell (Jr., D, Brooklyn Park, MN); Tim Daly (So., D, Maple Ridge, BC); *Nic Dowd (Jr., F, Huntsville, AL); Ryan Faragher (So., G, Fort Frances, ON); *Kevin Gravel (Jr., D, Kingsford, MI); *Ben Hanowski (Sr., F, Little Falls, MN); Joey Holka (So., F, Phoenix, AZ); *Nick Jensen (Jr., D, Rogers, MN); *Drew LeBlanc (Sr., F, Hermantown, MN); David Morley (Fr., F, Richmond Hills, ON); Nick Oliver (So., F, Roseau, MN); Joe Phillippi (So., G, Shoreview, MN); Andrew Prochno (So., D, Minnetonka, MN); Jarrod Rabey (So., D, Rockton, IL); Joe Rehkamp (So, F, Plymouth, MN). University of Wisconsin: *Tyler Barnes (Jr., F, Eagan, MN); *Chase Drake (Jr., D, Mosinee, WI); *Joe Faust (Jr., D, Bloomington, MN); *Gavin Hartzog (Jr., F, Pewaukee, WI); *Ryan Little (Sr., F, Fond du Lac, WI); Jake McCabe (So., D, Eau Claire, WI); Michael Mersch (Jr., F, Park Ridge, IL); Brad Navin (So., F, Waupaca, WI); Landon Peterson (So., G, Oregon, WI); Joel Rumpel (So., G, Swift Current, SK); *Frankie Simonelli (Jr., D, Bensenville, IL); *Mark Zengerle (Jr., F, Rochester, NY).

February 13, 2013

WCHA ANNOUNCES RECORD 115 MEN’S AND WOMEN’S SCHOLAR-ATHLETES FOR 2012-138TH ANNUAL CLASS INCLUDES 54 REPEAT HONOREES; SCSU’S ANNA DONLAN, DREW LEBLANC ARE FOUR-TIME RECIPIENTS

The Western Collegiate Hockey Association, through Commissioner Bruce M. McLeod, Associate Commissioner Sara R. Martin, Michigan Technological University Athletic Director Suzanne Sanregret (Chair, men’s league) and University of Minnesota Duluth Faculty Represen-tative Al Mensinger (Chair, women’s league) has announced a record total of 115 men’s and women’s student-athletes that make up the eighth annual group of WCHA Scholar-Athlete Award recipients for 2012-13. The previous record for honorees in one season was 110 in 2011-12. “The announcement of our annual WCHA Scholar-Athletes is always a very special time of the year,” said McLeod, Martin, Sanregret and Mensinger in a joint statement. “It is an opportunity for both the Association and our member teams to publically acknowledge the outstanding accomplishments of these young men and women and pay tribute to the amount of time, hard work and dedication each of them put into their already demanding schedules as student-athletes. Achieving this high honor is a remarkable tribute to every one of them and on behalf of the entire WCHA family, we wish them all the success in the world.” The WCHA Scholar-Athlete Award was developed through mem-ber team Faculty Representatives and approved by the conference membership beginning with the 2005-06 season. To earn recognition as a WCHA Scholar-Athlete, conference-member student-athletes must have completed at least one year of residency at their present institution prior to the current academic year and must also have a grade-point average of at least 3.50 on a 4.0 scale for the previous two semesters or three quarters, or may qualify if his/her overall GPA is at least 3.50 for all terms at his or her present institution.


Over the first eight years of the award, there have been 640 WCHA Scholar-Athlete honorees representing all 12 men’s- and all eight women’s-member institutions. Fifty-four (54) of this season’s 115 men’s and women’s WCHA Scholar-Athletes are repeat honorees, including two four-time recipients and 21 three-time honorees. Earning the distinguished WCHA Scholar-Athlete honor for the fourth time are St. Cloud State’s Anna Donlan (2009-10, ’10-11, ’11-12, ’12-13) and Drew LeBlanc (2009-10, ’10-11, ’11-12, ’12-13), who become only the sixth and seventh student-athletes to ever do so. The other four-time honorees have been Colorado College’s Scott McCulloch (2005-06, ’06-07, ’07-08, ’08-09), North Dakota’s Chay Genoway (2007-08, ’08-09, ’09-10, ’10-11), Minnesota Duluth’s Kenny Reiter (2008-09, ’09-10, ’10-11, ’11-12), and Minnesota State’s Jenna Hewitt (2006-07, ’07-08, ’08-09, ’09-10) and Austin Lee (2008-09, ’09-10, ’10-11, ’11-12). Twenty-one (21) of this season’s men’s and women’s honorees have now earned the WCHA Scholar-Athlete award for the third time in their careers. They are, by member team, Alaska Anchorage’s Chris Crowell, Bemidji State’s Jake Areshenko, Molly Arola, Sadie Lundquist, Brance Orban and Abby Williams, Denver’s Shawn Ostrow and Paul Phillips, Michigan Tech’s Kevin Genoe, Minnesota Duluth’s Aaron Crandall, Audrey Belanger-Cournoyer and Vanessa Thibault, Minnesota State’s Tyler Elbrecht, Erika Magnusson and Lauren Smith, North Dakota’s Jocelyne Lamoureux, Monique Lamoureux, Mary Loken, Allison Parizek and Jordan Slavin, and St. Cloud State’s Callie Dahl. The complete list of 54 repeat honorees for 2012-13, listed by team, is as follows (****four-time recipient, ***three-time, **two-time): Alaska Anchorage: Matt Bailey* (Jr., F), Chris Crowell*** (Sr., F), Scott Warner* (Sr., D). Bemidji State: Jake Areshenko*** (Sr., D), Molly Arola*** (Sr., F), Allie Duellman* (Jr., D), Sadie Lundquist*** (Sr., F), Aaron McLeod** (Sr., F), Brance Orban*** (Sr., F), Erika Wheelhouse* (Sr., D), Abby Williams*** (Sr., F), Danielle Williams* (Jr., D/F). Denver: Shawn Ostrow*** (Sr., F), Paul Phillips*** (Sr., D). Michigan Tech: Kevin Genoe*** (Sr., G), Brad Stebner* (Jr., D). Minnesota: Bethany Brausen* (Jr., F), Zach Budish* (Jr., F), Nate Condon* (Jr., F). Minnesota Duluth: Audrey Cournoyer*** (Sr., F), Aaron Crandall*** (Jr., G), Luke McManus* (So., D), Vanessa Thibault*** (Sr., F). Minnesota State: Emilia Andersson* (Sr., D), Tyler Elbrecht*** (Sr., D), Evan Karambelas* (Jr., G), Melissa Klippenstein* (Jr., F), Erika Mag-nusson*** (Sr., D), Kathleen Rogan* (Jr., F), Lauren Smith*** (Sr., F). Nebraska Omaha: Bryce Aneloski* (Sr., D), Zahn Raubenheimer* (Jr., F), Johnnie Searfoss* (Jr., F), Alex Simonson* (Jr., F). North Dakota: Jocelyne Lamoureux*** (Sr., F), Monique Lamou-reux*** (Sr., F/D), Mary Loken*** (Sr., F), Allison Parizek*** (Sr., F), Michelle Bonapace-Potvin* (So., G), Dillon Simpson* (Jr., D), Jordan Slavin*** (Sr., D). Ohio State: Madison Marcotte* (Jr., D), Minttu Tuominen* (Sr., F). St. Cloud State: Sydney Burghardt* (Jr., F), Callie Dahl*** (Sr., F), Anna Donlan**** (Sr., G), Nic Dowd* (Jr., F), Julia Gilbert* (Jr., F), Kevin Gravel* (Jr., D), Nick Jensen* (Jr., D), Drew LeBlanc**** (Sr., F), Amanda Monkman* (Jr., D), Amy Olson* (So., F). Wisconsin: Natalie Berg* (Jr., D). In 2005-06, the first season of the WCHA Scholar-Athlete award, there were 47 men’s and women’s honorees. In 2006-07, there were 49 honorees, in 2007-08 there were 79, in 2008-09 there were 71, in 2009-10 there were 80, in 2010-11 there were 90 and in 2011-12 there were 110. WCHA Scholar-Athlete recipients ARE honored on-ice at a home game by their institutions and presented a commemorative plaque.

2012-13 WCHA MEN’S SCHOLAR-ATHLETES • BY TEAM****four-time recipient; ***three-time; **two time

University of Alaska Anchorage: Matt Bailey* (Jr., F, Oakbank, MB); Chris Crowell*** (Sr., F, Williams Lake, BC); Daniel Naslund (Sr., F, Nykoping, Sweden); Kory Roy (So., F, Anchorage, AK); Quinn Sproule (Jr., D, Hussar, AB); Scott Warner * (Sr., D, Anchorage, AK). Bemidji State University: Jake Areshenko*** (Sr., D, Port Coquitlam, BC); Phil Brewer (Fr., F, Cambridge, ON); Matt Hartmann (Sr., F, Hugo, MN); Aaron McLeod** (Sr., F, Ottawa, ON); Brance Orban*** (Sr., F, Lethbridge, AB); Matt Prapavessis (So., D, Oakville, ON); Tyler Tosunian (So., F, Whittier, CA); Andrew Walsh (So., G, Dawson Creek, BC); Sam Windle (So., D, Maple Grove, MN). Colorado College: Alexander Krushelnyski (Jr., F, Bloomfield Hills, MI); Eamonn McDermott (Jr., D, Shaker Heights, OH). University of Denver: Larkin Jacobson (So., F, Sioux City, IA); Scott Mayfield (So., D, St. Louis, MO); Shawn Ostrow*** (Sr., F, Calgary, AB); Paul Phillips*** (Sr., D, Darien, IL). Michigan Technological University: Kevin Genoe*** (Sr., G, Quali-cum Beach, BC); Tanner Kero (So., F, Hancock, MI); Daniel Sova (Jr., D, Cottage Grove, MN); Brad Stebner* (Jr., D, Fort McMurray, AB). University of Minnesota: Zach Budish* (Jr., F, Edina, MN); Nate Con-don* (Jr., F, Wausau, WI); Kyle Rau (So., F, Eden Prairie, MN); Michael Shibrowski (Jr., G, Andover, MN). University of Minnesota Duluth: Aaron Crandall*** (Jr., G, Lakeville, MN); Justin Crandall (So., F, Lakeville, MN); Jake Hendrickson (Sr., F, Savage, MN); Adam Krause (So., F, Hermantown, MN); Luke McManus* (So., D, Apple Valley, MN); Tim Smith (Jr., D, Superior, WI). Minnesota State University, Mankato: Tyler Elbrecht*** (Sr., D, Edwardsville, IL); Chase Grant (So., F, Oklahoma City, OK); Evan Karambelas* (Jr., G, Fort St. John, BC); Mat Knoll (So., D, Edmonton, AB); Charlie Thauwald (So., F, Rochester, MN). University of Nebraska Omaha: Bryce Aneloski* (Sr., D, Pekin, IL); John Faulkner (Sr., G, Sarnia, ON); Ryan Massa (So., G, Littleton, CO); Jaycob Megna (So., D, Northbrook, IL); Brock Montpetit (Jr., F, Somer-set, WI); Brian O’Rourke (So., D, St. Louis, MO); Zahn Raubenheimer* (Jr., F, Smoky Lake, AB); Andrew Schmit (So., F, Grafton, WI); Johnnie Searfoss* (Jr., F, Colleyville, TX); Alex Simonson* (Jr., F, Grand Forks, ND); Andrej Sustr (Jr., D, Plzen, Czech Republic); Ryan Walters (Jr., F, Rosemount, MN). University of North Dakota: Mark MacMillan (So., F, Penticton, BC); Nick Mattson (So., D, Chanhassen, MN); Dillon Simpson* (Jr., D, Edmonton, AB). St. Cloud State University: Brooks Bertsch (So., F, Dubuque, IA); Nic Dowd* (Jr., F, Huntsville, AL); Ryan Faragher (So., G, Fort Frances, ON); Kevin Gravel* (Jr., D, Kingsford, MI); Joey Holka (So., F, Phoenix, AZ); Nick Jensen* (Jr., D, Rogers, MN); Drew LeBlanc**** (Sr., F, Herman-town, MN); David Morley (Fr., F, Richmond Hills, ON); Nick Oliver (So., F, Roseau, MN); Joe Phillippi (So., G, Shoreview, MN).

2013 HOBEY BAKER MEMORIAL AWARD INFOThe Hobey Baker Memorial Award is given annually to college hockey’s top player. Award criteria include candidates emulating the exception-al character traits exhibited by the award’s namesake, Hobey Baker. An American super-hero, Baker was a World War I fighter pilot and was known as America’s greatest amateur athlete in his day, excelling at hockey and football at Princeton. Award candidates must demon-strate strength of character both on and off the ice, contribute to the integrity of his team and display outstanding skills in all phases of the game. Consideration should be given to scholastic achievement and sportsmanship.


Key Hobey Baker announcement dates for 2013 include: Top Ten list of candidates - March 21; Hobey Hat Trick of three finalists - April 3; Hobey Baker Award announcement - April 12. The 2013 Hobey Baker Award winner will be announced from a field of three Hobey Hat Trick finalists on Friday, April 12, 2013 during the NCAA Frozen Four Championships in Pittsburgh, Pa. The 33rd annual award announcement honoring college hockey’s top player will be televised live. For more info please visit www.hobeybakeraward.com.

MEN’S HOCKEY FINALISTS ANNOUNCED FOR 2012-13 SENIOR CLASS AWARD®GROUP INCLUDES SCSU’S BEN HANOWSKI

OVERLAND PARK, KS – Ten NCAA®men’s hockey student-athletes who excel both on and off the ice were selected as finalists on Feb. 13 for the 2012-13 Senior CLASS Award®in collegiate hockey. To be eligible for the award, a student-athlete must be classified as an NCAA Division 1 senior and have notable achievements in four areas of excellence – community, classroom, character and competition. The complete list of finalists follows this release. An acronym for Celebrating Loyalty and Achievement for Staying in School,®the Senior CLASS Award focuses on the total student-athlete and encourages students to use their platform in athletics to make a positive impact as leaders in their communities. The finalists were chosen by a media committee from the list of 20 candidates announced in November. Nationwide fan voting begins immediately to help select the winner. Fans are encouraged to vote on theSenior CLASS Award website or on the Senior CLASS Award Facebook fan page through March 25. Fan votes will be combined with media and Division I head coaches’ votes to determine the winner. The Senior CLASS Award winner will be announced during the 2013 NCAA Frozen Four® in Pittsburgh April 11 and 13. For more information on the finalists, visitseniorCLASSaward.com. Ice Hockey Candidates: Brett Beebe, Western Michigan; Danny Biega, Harvard; Kyle Bonis, Ferris State; Stephen Carew, Air Force; Alex Gerke, Connecticut; Ben Hanowski, St. Cloud State; Brendan Jamison, Robert Morris; Brandon Nunn, Holy Cross; Cheyne Rocha, Army; Steven Spinell, Miami (Ohio).

LONGTIME WCHA COACH JEFF SAUER NAMED HOBEY BAKER LEGEND OF HOCKEYSt. Paul, Minn. – The Hobey Baker Memorial Award Foundation is very pleased to announce its 2013 Legend of Hockey recipient is Jeff Sauer. A veteran of 31 years coaching at the elite Division 1 college level in the WCHA, Sauer is the only person in league annals to coach 30 seasons and is also the winningest coach. Following his playing career at Colorado College in the mid-1960s, Sauer joined legendary coach Bob Johnson as an assistant at CC in 1966, then, followed Johnson to Wisconsin in a similar capacity in 1968. The head coaching job opened at Colorado College in 1971 and coach Sauer began his extensive career guiding the Tigers for the next 11 seasons until 1982. At that point, Badger Bob Johnson accepted the head coaching reigns with the NHL’s Calgary Flames and Sauer was named the next Wisconsin head coach. In his first season behind the Badger bench, coach Sauer claimed the NCAA tournament title in 1982-83, the first time in NCAA history a coach had won the title in his inaugural season. He added a second national championship with the Badgers in 1990. Sauer went on to coach Wisconsin for 20 years, retiring following the 2002 hockey

season. In WCHA play at Wisconsin, Sauer’s teams finished amongst the top three teams in 14 of his 20 seasons and won league titles in 1990 and 2000. Jeff ranks fifth all-time in games coached at 1244 and is eighth overall in college hockey wins at 655 between his stints with Colorado College and Wisconsin. As one of the most respected coaches in the game, coach Sauer has continued to be the consummate diplomat to the sport. During the 1990s, Sauer has worked with USA Hockey with a variety of teams competing on the national and international stage. Forty years ago, Jeff became involved with former Chicago Black Hawks star Stan Makita, assisting him with summer camps for the hearing-impaired. For the past half dozen years, Jeff has been work-ing with the U.S. Deaflympics program, and is presently assembling a squad to participate in the World Deaf Hockey Championships to be held in Helsinki, Finland at the end of March. His work with the Deaflympics program led to another passion of his, coaching the U.S. Sled Hockey team the past three years since the 2010 Vancouver winter Olympics. Jeff will be taking a team comprised of handicapped sled hockey players to Seoul, South Korea for the World Championships coming up in April. If all that is not enough, Sauer serves as a disciplinary judge for the IIHF World Hockey Championships coming up in Helsinki in mid-May featuring some of the top pro and amateur players in the world. Jeff also continues in his role as an Assistant to the Commissioner in the WCHA. His legacy has not gone unnoticed as Jeff was honored by USA Hockey in 2000 with their Distinguished Achievement Award and by the NHL in 2011 as a recipient of their Lester Patrick Award for outstanding contributions to hockey in the U.S. Sauer will be honored along with this year’s Hobey Baker Award winner at the Hobey Baker Award banquet May 22 in St. Paul, Minn. Banquet tickets are available by visiting the Hobey website at hobey-bakeraward.com.

W C H A A N N O U N C E S L I M I T E D E D I T I O N COMMEMORATIVE MERCHANDISECAP AND T-SHIRT NOW AVAILABLE AT THEWCHASHOP.COM

The men’s Western Collegiate Hockey Association, via thewchashop.com, has announced a limited edition commemorative cap and t-shirt to celebrate the storied 61-year history of college hockey’s oldest and most successful league. The two items are a commemorative team cap, showcasing the record 37 national championships won by WCHA-member clubs and all current 12 team logos, as well as a commemorative distressed print t-shirt. Both items, produced by M.A. Apparel, are available now at the league’s official on-line store – thewchashop.com. Item descriptions: WCHA Commemorative Team Logos 37 Cap: Show your league pride with this great cap from M.A. Apparel. All over embroidered 100% polyester pique cap. Adjustable Velcro closure. One size fits most. Showcases all 12 current WCHA team logos and the 37 Cham-pionships logo. WCHA Commemorative 37 Distressed Print T-Shirt: This t-shirt from M.A. Apparel features a front chest screen distressed screen print that showcases the 37 Championships logo. Supersoft 65% cotton/35% polyester Tee.


WCHA UNVEILS NEW MOBILE WEBSITE FOR 2012-13 SEASON … AT WCHA.COM/MOBILEThe WCHA announced an all-new mobile website for the 2012-13 season that includes significant updates and upgrades to the previ-ous platform. The men’s and women’s mobile site, launched at the same url as before (www.wcha.com/mobile) includes more visually appealing pages, a better navigation system and improved mobile box scores among other changes. The many upgrades include: More visually appealing league and member team home pages with images included to promote the top stories … Better navigation system including easy links to each member team’s home page from a menu at top of each page … In-dividual mobile player statistics pages that are accessible from team and league stats pages, press releases and game stories … Improved mobile press release presentation that now includes images and the ability for people to share via social media … Improved mobile game story presentation with images now included and the ability for embedding potential video. Mobile game stories can also now be shared via social media … Significant changes to mobile box scores with the addition of all game data, including all player and team stats. Previous box scores were all text-based. The new version uses an “accordion” format for accessing different game stats categories. WCHA.com, the official website of the 61-year-old WCHA, includes TheWCHAShop.com as the league’s on-line merchandise store and WCHA.com/mobile. They are joint ventures of the WCHA and SportDe-signs.com, featuring a statistical partnership with CollegeHockeyStats.net.

March 7, 2013

WCHA ANNOUNCES 140-GAME CONFERENCE SCHEDULE FOR UPCOMING 2013-14 CAMPAIGNALABAMA HUNTSVILLE, ALASKA ANCHORAGE, ALASKA, BEMIDJI STATE, BOWLING GREEN, FERRIS STATE, LAKE SUPERIOR STATE, MICHIGAN TECH, MINNESOTA STATE, NORTHERN MICHIGAN TO COMPETE FOR WCHA CHAMPIONSHIP, MACNAUGHTON CUP OVER 28 GAMES PER TEAM SLATE

MADISON, Wis. – The men’s Western Collegiate Hockey Association’s today released a 140-game conference schedule for the upcoming 2013-14 season that will continue the league’s long-standing 28 games per team slate and feature all league series being played on the traditional hockey nights of Fridays and Saturdays. Included in the schedule is the league’s newest full-time member in University of Alabama Huntsville. Known as the ‘Hockey Capital of the South’, Alabama Huntsville was granted full-time membership into the WCHA family on January 17. The Chargers have been playing NCAA hockey since 1985, won two NCAA Div. II championships in the mid-1990s and have made six national tournament appearances, were former members of College Hockey America and have been competing as a Division 1 independent the past three seasons. The addition of Alabama Huntsville gives the WCHA a highly-com-petitive 10-team league beginning in 2013-14, with membership consisting of University of Alabama Huntsville (Chargers), University of Alaska Anchorage (Seawolves), University of Alaska Fairbanks (Nanooks), Bemidji State University (Beavers), Bowling Green State University (Falcons), Ferris State University (Bulldogs), Lake Superior State University (Lakers), Michigan Technological University (Hus-kies), Minnesota State University, Mankato (Mavericks) and Northern

Michigan University (Wildcats). “We are truly looking forward to a tremendous season in 2013-14 and all the excitement and interest that the new-look WCHA will generate,” said Commissioner Bruce M. McLeod. “We are extremely pleased with the 28 games per team schedule that will give our fans what they most want, and that’s a majority of league games. ”The WCHA promises to be as intense and competitive as ever across the board and with the addition of new and compelling rivalries to those we maintain, our fans across the country are in for a real treat. We also want to extend a warm welcome to all the fans, family, staff, friends and communities of our six newest teams and know they will enjoy the spirit of pride, passion and commitment that has always been a hallmark of the WCHA.” The 140-game conference slate for 2013-14 will have each of the 10 member teams playing 28 WCHA games, 14 at home and 14 away, with the regular season champion being awarded college hockey’s most renowned and valuable trophy – the MacNaughton Cup. Each team will play five other league members four times each and four others two times each. The WCHA has had a 28 games per team conference schedule in place since 1997-98. Western Collegiate Hockey Association play gets underway the weekend of Friday and Saturday, October 25-26, with a pair of two-game series as the league’s newest member, Alabama Huntsville, hosts Bemidji State and a pair of Upper Peninsula rivals face-off when Northern Michigan entertains Michigan Tech. On the weekend of November 1-2, five more WCHA teams en-gage in their first conference series of 2013-14 as Alaska plays host to Northern Michigan, Alaska Anchorage travels to Bowling Green, Ferris State visits Alabama Huntsville and Minnesota State heads to Bemidji State. Then on November 8-9, Lake Superior skates in their 2013-14 WCHA openers when the Lakers entertain Alaska. The first-half of WCHA play concludes the weekend of December 13-14 with second half conference action resuming just after New Year’s on January 3-4. During the course of the 2013-14 regular season there will be a total of four weekends featuring all 10 WCHA-member teams engaged in league play. Those are November 22-23, December 6-7, February 14-15 and March 7-8 – the final weekend of the regular season. The first round of WCHA playoffs will be contested the weekend of March 14-16 with the WCHA Final Five playoff championship scheduled the weekend of March 20-22. The league will announce post-season tournament sites, dates and details at a press conference at Xcel Energy Center in Saint Paul on Saturday, March 23.


2013-14 WCHA MEN’S CONFERENCE SCHEDULE(start times will be released as soon as possible.)

OctoberFriday, October 25Bemidji State @ Alabama Huntsville (WCHA)Michigan Tech @ Northern Michigan (WCHA)Saturday, October 26Bemidji State @ Alabama Huntsville (WCHA)Michigan Tech @ Northern Michigan (WCHA)

NovemberFriday, November 1Ferris State @ Alabama Huntsville (WCHA)Alaska Anchorage @ Bowling Green (WCHA)Northern Michigan @ Alaska (WCHA)Minnesota State @ Bemidji State (WCHA)Saturday, November 2Ferris State @ Alabama Huntsville (WCHA)Alaska Anchorage @ Bowling Green (WCHA)Northern Michigan @ Alaska (WCHA)Minnesota State @ Bemidji State (WCHA)Friday, November 8Alabama Huntsville @ Alaska Anchorage (WCHA)Alaska @ Lake Superior (WCHA)Bemidji State @ Ferris State (WCHA)Bowling Green @ Minnesota State (WCHA)Saturday, November 9Alabama Huntsville @ Alaska Anchorage (WCHA)Alaska @ Lake Superior (WCHA)Bemidji State @ Ferris State (WCHA)Bowling Green @ Minnesota State (WCHA)Friday, November 15Alaska Anchorage @ Bemidji State (WCHA)Bowling Green @ Ferris State (WCHA)Lake Superior @ Michigan Tech (WCHA)Saturday, November 16Alaska Anchorage @ Bemidji State (WCHA)Bowling Green @ Ferris State (WCHA)Lake Superior @ Michigan Tech (WCHA)Friday, November 22Alabama Huntsville @ Northern Michigan (WCHA)Michigan Tech @ Alaska Anchorage (WCHA)Alaska @ Ferris State (WCHA)Lake Superior @ Bemidji State (WCHA)Minnesota State @ Bowling Green (WCHA)Saturday, November 23Alabama Huntsville @ Northern Michigan (WCHA)Michigan Tech @ Alaska Anchorage (WCHA)Alaska @ Ferris State (WCHA)Lake Superior @ Bemidji State (WCHA)Minnesota State @ Bowling Green (WCHA)Friday, November 29Alaska Anchorage @ Minnesota State (WCHA)Michigan Tech @ Alaska (WCHA)Bowling Green @ Lake Superior (WCHA)Ferris State @ Northern Michigan (WCHA)Saturday, November 30Alaska Anchorage @ Minnesota State (WCHA)Michigan Tech @ Alaska (WCHA)Bowling Green @ Lake Superior (WCHA)Ferris State @ Northern Michigan (WCHA)

DecemberFriday, December 6Alabama Huntsville @ Bowling Green (WCHA)Alaska @ Alaska Anchorage (WCHA)Bemidji State @ Michigan Tech (WCHA)Ferris State @ Lake Superior (WCHA)Northern Michigan @ Minnesota State (WCHA)Saturday, December 7Alabama Huntsville @ Bowling Green (WCHA)Alaska @ Alaska Anchorage (WCHA)Bemidji State @ Michigan Tech (WCHA)Ferris State @ Lake Superior (WCHA)Northern Michigan @ Minnesota State (WCHA)Friday, December 13Minnesota State @ Alabama Huntsville (WCHA)Lake Superior @ Alaska Anchorage (WCHA)Alaska @ Bemidji State (WCHA)Bowling Green @ Michigan Tech (WCHA)Saturday, December 14Minnesota State @ Alabama Huntsville (WCHA)Lake Superior @ Alaska Anchorage (WCHA)Alaska @ Bemidji State (WCHA)Bowling Green @ Michigan Tech (WCHA)

JanuaryFriday, January 3Bowling Green @ Alabama Huntsville (WCHA)Minnesota State @ Alaska (WCHA)Northern Michigan @ Bemidji State (WCHA)Michigan Tech @ Lake Superior (WCHA)Saturday, January 4Bowling Green @ Alabama Huntsville (WCHA)Minnesota State @ Alaska (WCHA)Northern Michigan @ Bemidji State (WCHA)Michigan Tech @ Lake Superior (WCHA)Friday, January 10Minnesota State @ Alaska Anchorage (WCHA)Alaska @ Bowling Green (WCHA)Bemidji State @ Lake Superior (WCHA)Michigan Tech @ Ferris State (WCHA)Saturday, January 11Minnesota State @ Alaska Anchorage (WCHA)Alaska @ Bowling Green (WCHA)Bemidji State @ Lake Superior (WCHA)Michigan Tech @ Ferris State (WCHA)Friday, January 17Alaska Anchorage @ Alabama Huntsville (WCHA)Alaska @ Northern Michigan (WCHA)Ferris State @ Minnesota State (WCHA)Saturday, January 18Alaska Anchorage @ Alabama Huntsville (WCHA)Alaska @ Northern Michigan (WCHA)Ferris State @ Minnesota State (WCHA)Friday, January 24Northern Michigan @ Alaska Anchorage (WCHA)Bemidji State @ Alaska (WCHA)Lake Superior @ Bowling Green (WCHA)Ferris State @ Michigan Tech (WCHA)Saturday, January 25Northern Michigan @ Alaska Anchorage (WCHA)Bemidji State @ Alaska (WCHA)Lake Superior @ Bowling Green (WCHA)Ferris State @ Michigan Tech (WCHA)


Friday, January 31Alabama Huntsville @ Alaska (WCHA)Michigan Tech @ Bowling Green (WCHA)Minnesota State @ Northern Michigan (WCHA)

FebruarySaturday, February 1Alabama Huntsville @ Alaska (WCHA)Michigan Tech @ Bowling Green (WCHA)Minnesota State @ Northern Michigan (WCHA)Friday, February 7Alabama Huntsville @ Michigan Tech (WCHA)Alaska Anchorage @ Lake Superior (WCHA)Bemidji State @ Minnesota State (WCHA)Northern Michigan @ Ferris State (WCHA)Saturday, February 8Alabama Huntsville @ Michigan Tech (WCHA)Alaska Anchorage @ Lake Superior (WCHA)Bemidji State @ Minnesota State (WCHA)Northern Michigan @ Ferris State (WCHA)Friday, February 14Alabama Huntsville @ Minnesota State (WCHA)Bowling Green @ Alaska Anchorage (WCHA)Alaska @ Michigan Tech (WCHA)Ferris State @ Bemidji State (WCHA)Lake Superior @ Northern Michigan (WCHA)Saturday, February 15Alabama Huntsville @ Minnesota State (WCHA)Bowling Green @ Alaska Anchorage (WCHA)Alaska @ Michigan Tech (WCHA)Ferris State @ Bemidji State (WCHA)Lake Superior @ Northern Michigan (WCHA)Friday, February 21Lake Superior @ Alabama Huntsville (WCHA)Alaska Anchorage @ Ferris State (WCHA)Northern Michigan @ Michigan Tech (WCHA)Saturday, February 22Lake Superior @ Alabama Huntsville (WCHA)Alaska Anchorage @ Ferris State (WCHA)Northern Michigan @ Michigan Tech (WCHA)Friday, February 28Alabama Huntsville @ Bemidji State (WCHA)Ferris State @ Alaska (WCHA)Bowling Green @ Northern Michigan (WCHA)Minnesota State @ Lake Superior (WCHA)

MarchSaturday, March 1Alabama Huntsville @ Bemidji State (WCHA)Ferris State @ Alaska (WCHA)Bowling Green @ Northern Michigan (WCHA)Minnesota State @ Lake Superior (WCHA)Friday, March 7Northern Michigan @ Alabama Huntsville (WCHA)Alaska Anchorage @ Alaska (WCHA)Bemidji State @ Bowling Green (WCHA)Lake Superior @ Ferris State (WCHA)Michigan Tech @ Minnesota State (WCHA)

Saturday, March 8Northern Michigan @ Alabama Huntsville (WCHA)Alaska Anchorage @ Alaska (WCHA)Bemidji State @ Bowling Green (WCHA)Lake Superior @ Ferris State (WCHA)Michigan Tech @ Minnesota State (WCHA)March 14-16WCHA First Round PlayoffsMarch 20-22WCHA Final Five Playoff Championship

WCHA GRANTS FULL-TIME MEMBERSHIP TO UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA IN HUNTSVILLECHARGERS TO BECOME 10TH MEMBER OF MEN’S LEAGUE

The Western Collegiate Hockey Association men’s membership voted January 17 to admit the University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH) as a full-time men’s conference member. The vote of approval was taken after UAH submitted an application for membership and made a formal presentation to a WCHA group of member-team Presidents and Athletic Directors at a meeting held in conjunction with the NCAA Convention in Dallas, Tex. The addition of University of Alabama in Huntsville into college hockey’s most historic and successful conference will bring future men’s league membership to 10 teams. Their membership will be effective as soon as 2013-14. WCHA men’s membership in 2013-14 currently consists of University of Alaska Anchorage, University of Alaska Fairbanks, Bemidji State University, Bowling Green State University, Ferris State University, Lake Superior State University, Michigan Technological University, Minnesota State University, Mankato and Northern Michigan Uni-versity. In issuing a joint statement on behalf of the Association, Dr. Richard Davenport, President of Minnesota State University, Mankato and Chair of the WCHA President’s Group, and Bruce McLeod, Commissioner of the WCHA, said “The WCHA is delighted to have reached in principle an agreement to officially welcome University of Alabama in Hunts-ville into the Association family as a full-time men’s member. This is a significant day for the Chargers, the community of Huntsville, the conference itself, and college hockey in general. Growing the game and assisting developing programs however possible has always been a charge of the WCHA and this is another positive evolution in our history. “Each of our member institutions are 100% committed to keeping the WCHA among the premier conferences in all of collegiate athletics and our respective ice hockey programs both strong and vibrant. The University of Alabama in Huntsville is a dynamic, top-quality institu-tion with an excellent academic and athletic reputation and without question the Chargers are going to be a great fit and a successful, contributing member. “Just as the entire UAH campus and the Huntsville community are exhilarated to now have a welcoming home for their men’s hockey program, the WCHA is also extremely proud and gratified to be pro-viding that home.” Said University of Alabama in Huntsville President Robert Alten-kirch, “We’re pleased that our ice hockey team is going to have the opportunity to compete and grow in a NCAA Division 1 conference. We believe that our affiliation with the Western Collegiate Hockey Association will be a tremendous boost to our recruiting, scheduling and our ability to be competitive on the ice. “We want to thank the WCHA and its member institutions for their confidence in allowing us to be a part of their conference. Their affir-


mative vote will invigorate our ability to maintain our great hockey tradition.” UAH Director of Athletics Dr. E.J. Brophy said, “All athletic programs experience special defining moments, and our hockey program’s acceptance today into the Western Collegiate Hockey Association is certainly one of those moments. The WCHA is a preeminent hockey conference in America, and I know that our student-athletes, coach-es, fans, friends, alums and the people of Huntsville are ecstatic and proud of this giant step for our ice hockey program. “The last time we were in a conference, we won the conference tournament and advanced to the NCAA tournament, which will be our immediate and ambitious goal when we begin play in the WCHA. It is a banner day for the Chargers.” The men’s Western Collegiate Hockey Association, home to a record 37 national championships teams since it’s founding in 1951, has been operating as a 12-team conference for the 2011-12 and 2012-13 seasons. Current members are University of Alaska Anchorage, Bemidji State University, Colorado College, University of Denver, Michigan Technological University, University of Minnesota, University of Min-nesota Duluth, Minnesota State University, University of Nebraska Omaha, University of North Dakota, St. Cloud State University and University of Wisconsin. On March 21, 2011, the Big Ten Conference announced the formation of a new Division 1 men’s college hockey league that would include current WCHA-members Minnesota and Wisconsin and begin play in 2013-14. On July 13, 2012, Colorado College, Denver, Minnesota Duluth, Nebraska Omaha and North Dakota announced they would be leaving the WCHA following the 2012-13 season to form another new league, known as the National Collegiate Hockey Conference, which also begins play in 2013-14. Then on Sept. 22, 2011, St. Cloud State announced they were leaving the WCHA for the NCHC.

ABOUT UAH HOCKEYThe University of Alabama in Huntsville hockey program has been playing as an NCAA Division I independent since the end of the 2009-10 season following the dissolution of the CHA (College Hockey America). The program was dropped back to club status for a brief stint in the spring of 2012, and then revived a short time later. The program struggled to fill a 2012-13 schedule, as previously scheduled teams dropped UAH upon the canceling of the program. Known as the “Hockey Capital of the South,” UAH has been playing NCAA hockey since 1985. The program won two NCAA Division II Championships in the mid-1990’s, before Div. II hockey was dropped. The program has seen massive facility upgrades, as well as a new coaching staff with professional experience and high expectations. UAH has made an appearance in six NCAA Tournaments and is cur-rently the only D1 hockey program without a home in 2013-14. For a history of UAH hockey, visit: http://www.uahchargers.com/sports/2011/11/10/MHOCKEY_1110111439.aspx?path=mhockey.


FRIDAY, MARCH 15

#7 Nebraska Omaha 3 at #6 Minnesota State 4 ot (NC)WCHA First Round. Attendance: 2855. Total Time: 2:48. Scoring by Period - UNO 1-2-0-0=3; MNS 1-1-1-1=4. 1st Period Scoring - 1, UNO Brent Gwidt/8 (Zahn Raubenheimer/7, Andrej Sustr/15) 5:16; 2, MNS Zach Palmquist/6 (Matt Leitner/27, Josh Nelson/9) 17:06 (PP). 2nd Period Scoring - 3, MNS Jean-Paul Lafontaine/9 (Zach Palmquist/18, Zach Lehrke/16) 3:47 (PP); 4, UNO Matt White/16 5:53; 5, UNO Ryan Walters/22 (Andrej Sustr/16, Dominic Zombo/23) 18:24 (PP). 3rd Period Scoring - 6, MNS Bryce Ger-vais/7 (Jean-Paul Lafontaine/22, Jon Jutzi/8) 9:39. Overtime Scoring - 7, MNS Chase Grant/7 (Jean-Paul Lafontaine/23, Tyler Elbrecht/7) 7:04 (GW). Nebraska Omaha Goaltending - John Faulkner (67:04, 34 shots, 30 saves, 4 GA). Minnesota State Goaltending - Stephon Williams (67:04, 35 shots, 32 saves, 3 GA). Win - Stephon Williams, MNS (20-9-2). Loss - John Faulkner, UNO (15-9-2). Shots On Goal - UNO 12-11-9-3=35; MNS 11-10-6-7=34. Power-Plays - UNO 1 of 3; MNS 2 of 5. Penalties - UNO 5 (10 min); MNS 3 (6 min). Three Stars: 1. Chase Grant (Minnesota State) 2. Jean-Paul Lafon-taine (Minnesota State) 3. Zach Palmquist (Minnesota State). (Minnesota State leads series 1-0).

#9 Minnesota Duluth 1 at #4 Wisconsin 3 (NC)WCHA First Round. Attendance: 8228. Total Time: 2:20. Scoring by Period - MND 1-0-0=1; WIS 0-2-1=3. 1st Period Scoring - 1, MND Dan DeLisle/3 (Caleb Herbert/18, Mike Seidel/17) 7:38. 2nd Period Scoring - 2, WIS Nic Kerdiles/7 (Mark Zengerle/19, John Ramage/8) 6:21; 3, WIS John Ramage/7 (Nic Kerdiles/17, Mark Zengerle/20) 15:31 (PP) (GW). 3rd Period Scoring - 4, WIS Mark Zengerle/9 (Jake McCabe/15) 19:38 (EN). Minnesota Duluth Goaltending - Aaron Crandall (58:21, 32 shots, 30 saves, 2 GA); Empty Net (1:39, 1 GA). Wisconsin Goaltending - Joel Rumpel (60:00, 27 shots, 26 saves, 1 GA). Win - Joel Rumpel, WIS (12-8-4). Loss - Aaron Crandall, MND (4-6-2). Shots On Goal - MND 10-8-9=27; WIS 10-13-10=33. Pow-er-Plays - MND 0 of 3; WIS 1 of 3. Penalties - MND 5 (10 min); WIS 5 (10 min). (Wisconsin leads series 1-0).

#11 Bemidji State 1 at #2 Minnesota 2 ot (NC)WCHA First Round. Attendance: 9954. Total Time: 2:45. Scoring by Period - BMJ 0-0-1-0=1; MIN 0-1-0-1=2. 1st Period Scoring - None. 2nd Period Scoring - 1, MIN Ben Marshall/7 (Kyle Rau/23) 6:56. 3rd Period Scoring - 2, BMJ Brance Orban/9 (Radoslav Illo/9, Jeff Jubinville/6) 19:22 (EA). Overtime Scoring - 3, MIN Kyle Rau/15 (Nate Schmidt/23, Christian Isackson/16) 13:18 (GW). Bemidji State Goaltending - Andrew Walsh (72:23, 51 shots, 49 saves, 2 GA); Empty Net (0:55, 0 GA). Minnesota Goaltending - Adam Wilcox (73:13, 18 shots, 17 saves, 1 GA); Empty Net (0:05, 0 GA). Win - Adam Wilcox, MIN (24-6-5). Loss - Andrew Walsh, BMJ (5-13-6). Shots On Goal - BMJ 3-4-4-7=18; MIN 14-14-13-10=51. Power-Plays - BMJ 0 of 0; MIN 0 of 2. Penalties - BMJ 2 (4 min); MIN 0 (0 min). Three Stars: 1. Kyle Rau (Minnesota) 2. Ben Marshall (Minnesota) 3. Andrew Walsh (Bemidji State). (Minnesota leads series 1-0).

#10 Michigan Tech 3 at #3 North Dakota 5 (NC)WCHA First Round. Attendance: 10571. Total Time: 2:36. Scoring by Period - MTU 1-1-1=3; NDK 2-1-2=5. 1st Period Scoring - 1, NDK Michael Parks/7 (Rocco Grimaldi/19) 7:03; 2, MTU Ryan Furne/6 (Alex Petan/19, Jujhar Khaira/19) 14:38 (PP); 3, NDK Dillon Simpson/4 (Danny Kristo/25, Corban Knight/32) 18:07 (PP). 2nd Period Scoring - 4, MTU Jacob John-stone/2 (Ryan Furne/13, Brad Stebner/9) 1:48; 5, NDK Derek Rodwell/2 15:45. 3rd Period Scoring - 6, NDK Danny Kristo/22 (Dillon Simpson/19, Joe Gleason/12) 4:33 (PP) (GW); 7, MTU Riley Sweeney/2 15:14; 8, NDK Danny Kristo/23 (Brendan O’Donnell/7, Carter Rowney/16) 16:12. Michigan Tech Goaltending - Jamie Phillips (58:14, 24 shots, 19 saves, 5 GA); Empty Net (1:46, 0 GA). North Dakota Goaltending - Zane Gothberg (60:00, 34 shots, 31 saves, 3 GA). Win - Zane Gothberg, NDK (8-4-3). Loss - Jamie Phillips, MTU (2-2-0). Shots On Goal - MTU 11-14-9=34; NDK 6-8-10=24.

2012-13 WCHA GAME SUMMARIES • FIRST ROUND PLAYOFFSPower-Plays - MTU 1 of 3; NDK 2 of 5. Penalties - MTU 13 (42 min); NDK 9 (29 min). Three Stars: 1. Danny Kristo (North Dakota) 2. Derek Rodwell (North Dakota) 3. Dillon Simpson (North Dakota). (North Dakota leads series 1-0).

#12 Alaska Anchorage 1 at #1 St. Cloud State 6 (NC)WCHA First Round. Attendance: 2949. Total Time: 2:30. Scoring by Period - AKA 1-0-0=1; STC 2-3-1=6. 1st Period Scoring - 1, STC Garrett Milan/2 (David Morley/8, Joey Benik/2) 3:15; 2, AKA Scott Warner/3 (Scott Allen/7, Alex Gellert/7) 4:24; 3, STC David Morley/10 (Ben Hanowski/11, Joey Benik/3) 15:08 (PP) (GW). 2nd Period Scoring - 4, STC Jonny Brodzinski/20 (Drew LeBlanc/35, Taylor Johnson/5) 4:06; 5, STC Joey Benik/3 (David Morley/9, Ethan Prow/11) 7:40 (PP); 6, STC Jimmy Murray/5 (Ben Hanowski/12) 19:21. 3rd Period Scoring - 7, STC Jonny Brodzinski/21 0:22. Alaska Anchorage Goaltending - Rob Gunderson (59:46, 32 shots, 26 saves, 6 GA); Empty Net (0:14, 0 GA). St. Cloud State Goaltending - Ryan Faragher (53:53, 20 shots, 19 saves, 1 GA); Joe Phillippi (6:07, 3 shots, 3 saves, 0 GA). Win - Ryan Faragher, STC (21-12-1). Loss - Rob Gunderson, AKA (2-11-4). Shots On Goal - AKA 5-8-10=23; STC 8-15-9=32. Power-Plays - AKA 0 of 3; STC 2 of 5. Penalties - AKA 7 (25 min); STC 4 (11 min). Three Stars: 1. Jonny Brodzinski (St. Cloud State) 2. David Morley (St. Cloud State) 3. Joey Benik (St. Cloud State). (St. Cloud State leads series 1-0).

#8 Colorado College 3 at #5 Denver 5 (NC)WCHA First Round. Attendance: 4436. Total Time: 2:16. Scoring by Period - CC 1-1-1=3; DEN 2-2-1=5. 1st Period Scoring - 1, CC Eamonn McDermott/3 (Alexander Krushelnyski/24, Rylan Schwartz/29) 11:07; 2, DEN Larkin Jacobson/5 (Scott Mayfield/12, Daniel Doremus/11) 16:17; 3, DEN Quentin Shore/8 (Nick Shore/18, Nolan Zajac/19) 17:46. 2nd Period Scoring - 4, DEN Shawn Ostrow/15 (Chris Knowlton/15, Scott Mayfield/13) 8:46 (PP); 5, CC Aaron Harstad/2 (Charlie Taft/9, Alexander Krushelnys-ki/25) 12:07; 6, DEN Zac Larraza/12 (Daniel Doremus/12, Matt Tabrum/7) 16:45 (GW). 3rd Period Scoring - 7, CC Alexander Krushelnyski/14 (Rylan Schwartz/30) 7:00; 8, DEN Ty Loney/8 8:51. Colorado College Goaltend-ing - Joe Howe (57:59, 39 shots, 34 saves, 5 GA); Empty Net (2:01, 0 GA). Denver Goaltending - Juho Olkinuora (60:00, 42 shots, 39 saves, 3 GA). Win - Juho Olkinuora, DEN (13-4-5). Loss - Joe Howe, CC (10-11-4). Shots On Goal - CC 12-14-16=42; DEN 13-13-13=39. Power-Plays - CC 0 of 2; DEN 1 of 3. Penalties - CC 4 (8 min); DEN 3 (6 min). Three Stars: 1. Scott Mayfield (Denver) 2. Alexander Krushelnyski (Colorado College) 3. Daniel Doremus (Denver). (Denver leads series 1-0).

SATURDAY, MARCH 16

#7 Nebraska Omaha 2 at #6 Minnesota State 1 (NC)WCHA First Round. Attendance: 3346. Total Time: 2:18. Scoring by Period - UNO 1-0-1=2; MNS 1-0-0=1. 1st Period Scoring - 1, MNS Matt Leitner/16 (Chase Grant/11) 10:46; 2, UNO Tanner Lane/3 (Charlie Adams/1, James Polk/1) 14:17. 2nd Period Scoring - None. 3rd Period Scoring - 3, UNO Dominic Zombo/11 (Brian O'Rourke/5, Jaycob Megna/5) 5:21 (GW). Ne-braska Omaha Goaltending - John Faulkner (60:00, 35 shots, 34 saves, 1 GA). Minnesota State Goaltending - Stephon Williams (58:15, 27 shots, 25 saves, 2 GA); Empty Net (1:45, 0 GA). Win - John Faulkner, UNO (16-9-2). Loss - Stephon Williams, MNS (20-10-2). Shots On Goal - UNO 7-9-11=27; MNS 9-13-13=35. Power-Plays - UNO 0 of 2; MNS 0 of 2. Penalties - UNO 2 (4 min); MNS 2 (4 min). Three Stars: 1. John Faulkner (Nebraska Omaha) 2. Dominic Zombo (Nebraska Omaha) 3. Matt Leitner (Minnesota State). (Series tied 1-1).


#9 Minnesota Duluth 1 at #4 Wisconsin 4 (NC)WCHA First Round. Attendance: 10104. Total Time: 2:22. Scoring by Period - MND 1-0-0=1; WIS 3-0-1=4. 1st Period Scoring - 1, WIS Jefferson Dahl/5 (Sean Little/6, Frankie Simonelli/8) 2:48; 2, WIS Michael Mersch/23 (Joseph LaBate/12, Eddie Wittchow/3) 4:09 (GW); 3, MND Justin Crandall/7 (Andy Welinski/14, Caleb Herbert/19) 4:41; 4, WIS Kevin Schulze/4 (Nic Kerdiles/18, Tyler Barnes/14) 7:53. 2nd Period Scoring - None. 3rd Period Scoring - 5, WIS Tyler Barnes/11 (Nic Kerdiles/19, Mark Zengerle/21) 10:39. Minnesota Duluth Goaltending - Aaron Crandall (7:53, 6 shots, 3 saves, 3 GA); Matt McNeely (50:39, 29 shots, 28 saves, 1 GA); Empty Net (1:28, 0 GA). Wisconsin Goaltending - Joel Rumpel (60:00, 30 shots, 29 saves, 1 GA). Win - Joel Rumpel, WIS (13-8-4). Loss - Aaron Crandall, MND (4-7-2). Shots On Goal - MND 10-11-9=30; WIS 18-8-9=35. Power-Plays - MND 0 of 2; WIS 0 of 5. Penalties - MND 7 (14 min); WIS 4 (8 min). (Wisconsin wins series 2-0).

#10 Michigan Tech 2 at #3 North Dakota 1 (NC)WCHA First Round. Attendance: 10953. Total Time: 2:30. Scoring by Pe-riod - MTU 0-1-1=2; NDK 0-0-1=1. 1st Period Scoring - None. 2nd Period Scoring - 1, MTU Tanner Kero/11 (Blake Pietila/10) 0:20. 3rd Period Scoring - 2, NDK Danny Kristo/24 (Rocco Grimaldi/20) 14:57; 3, MTU C.J. Eick/3 (Ryan Furne/14, Brad Stebner/10) 17:58 (GW). Michigan Tech Goaltending - Pheonix Copley (59:56, 30 shots, 29 saves, 1 GA); Empty Net (0:04, 0 GA). North Dakota Goaltending - Clarke Saunders (58:01, 31 shots, 29 saves, 2 GA); Empty Net (1:59, 0 GA). Win - Pheonix Copley, MTU (8-14-1). Loss - Clarke Saunders, NDK (12-7-4). Shots On Goal - MTU 10-12-9=31; NDK 9-7-14=30. Power-Plays - MTU 0 of 3; NDK 0 of 4. Penalties - MTU 5 (21 min); NDK 4 (8 min). Three Stars: 1. Pheonix Copley (Michigan Tech) 2. Danny Kristo (North Dakota) 3. Clarke Saunders (North Dakota). (Series tied 1-1).

#11 Bemidji State 3 at #2 Minnesota 4 (NC)WCHA First Round. Attendance: 9997. Total Time: 2:20. Scoring by Period - BMJ 1-2-0=3; MIN 0-2-2=4. 1st Period Scoring - 1, BMJ Jordan George/9 (Ben Kinne/11, Radoslav Illo/10) 16:49 (PP). 2nd Period Scoring - 2, BMJ Cory Ward/9 (Sam Rendle/6, Sam Windle/3) 9:27; 3, MIN Nick Bjugstad/21 (Kyle Rau/24, Erik Haula/31) 15:33 (PP); 4, BMJ Jeff Jubinville/6 (Phil Brew-er/2, Brance Orban/14) 15:47; 5, MIN Nate Condon/12 (Erik Haula/32, Zach Budish/21) 18:54. 3rd Period Scoring - 6, MIN A.J. Michaelson/3 (Erik Haula/33, Zach Budish/22) 7:38; 7, MIN Ben Marshall/8 19:07 (GW). Bemidji State Goaltending - Andrew Walsh (59:15, 41 shots, 37 saves, 4 GA); Empty Net (0:45, 0 GA). Minnesota Goaltending - Adam Wilcox (60:00, 22 shots, 19 saves, 3 GA). Win - Adam Wilcox, MIN (25-6-5). Loss - Andrew Walsh, BMJ (5-14-6). Shots On Goal - BMJ 8-8-6=22; MIN 12-16-13=41. Power-Plays - BMJ 1 of 1; MIN 1 of 2. Penalties - BMJ 2 (4 min); MIN 1 (2 min). Three Stars: 1. Ben Marshall (Minnesota) 2. Erik Haula (Minnesota) 3. Mark Alt (Minnesota). (Minnesota wins series 2-0).

#12 Alaska Anchorage 1 at #1 St. Cloud State 5 (NC)WCHA First Round. Attendance: 3663. Total Time: 2:23. Scoring by Period - AKA 0-0-1=1; STC 1-0-4=5. 1st Period Scoring - 1, STC Drew LeBlanc/13 (Kalle Kossila/17) 5:46. 2nd Period Scoring - None. 3rd Period Scoring - 2, STC David Morley/11 (Taylor Johnson/6, Garrett Milan/3) 4:56 (GW); 3, AKA Blake Tatchell/9 (Alex Gellert/8, Derek Docken/3) 5:58; 4, STC Nic Dowd/14 (Nick Jensen/25, Drew LeBlanc/36) 9:13 (PP); 5, STC Cory Thorson/10 (Ben Hanowski/13, Jimmy Murray/11) 13:20; 6, STC Ben Hanowski/15 (Nic Dowd/24, Drew LeBlanc/37) 18:47 (EN). Alaska Anchorage Goaltending - Chris Kamal (58:55, 45 shots, 41 saves, 4 GA); Empty Net (1:05, 1 GA). St. Cloud State Goaltending - Ryan Faragher (60:00, 20 shots, 19 saves, 1 GA). Win - Ryan Faragher, STC (22-12-1). Loss - Chris Kamal, AKA (2-14-3). Shots On Goal - AKA 6-6-8=20; STC 14-19-13=46. Power-Plays - AKA 0 of 3; STC 1 of 3. Penalties - AKA 3 (6 min); STC 3 (6 min). Three Stars: 1. Drew LeBlanc (St. Cloud State) 2. Nic Dowd (St. Cloud State) 3. Cory Thorson (St. Cloud State). (St. Cloud State wins series 2-0).

#8 Colorado College 2 at #5 Denver 1 (NC)WCHA First Round. Attendance: 4851. Total Time: 2:22. Scoring by Period - CC 1-1-0=2; DEN 0-1-0=1. 1st Period Scoring - 1, CC Rylan Schwartz/16 (Charlie Taft/10, Alexander Krushelnyski/26) 9:44. 2nd Period Scoring - 2, DEN Quentin Shore/9 (Chris Knowlton/16, Sam Brittain/1) 0:33; 3, CC Archie Skalbeck/12 (Andrew Hamburg/9, Scott Winkler/14) 5:58 (GW). 3rd PeriodScoring - None. Colorado College Goaltending - Joe Howe (60:00, 42 shots, 41 saves, 1 GA). Denver Goaltending - Sam Brittain (57:53, 22 shots, 20 saves, 2 GA); Empty Net (2:07, 0 GA). Win - Joe Howe, CC (11-11-4). Loss - Sam Brittain, DEN (5-7-0). Shots On Goal - CC 8-9-5=22; DEN 14-15-13=42. Power-Plays - CC 0 of 4; DEN 0 of 3. Penalties - CC 4 (8 min); DEN 5 (10 min). Three Stars: 1. Joe Howe (Colorado College) 2. Rylan Schwartz (Colorado College) 3. Quentin Shore (Denver). (Series tied 1-1).

SUNDAY, MARCH 18

Nebraska Omaha 1 at Minnesota State 3 (NC)WCHA First Round. Attendance: 2405. Total Time: 2:16. Scoring by Period - UNO 0-1-0=1; MNS 2-0-1=3. 1st Period Scoring - 1, MNS Bryce Gervais/8 (Chase Grant/12, Matt Leitner/28) 8:23; 2, MNS Max Gaede/1 (Taylor Herndon/3, Zach Lehrke/17) 13:45 (GW). 2nd Period Scoring - 3, UNO Dominic Zombo/12 (Josh Archibald/17, Ryan Walters/30) 18:43. 3rd Period Scoring - 4, MNS Matt Leitner/17 (Jean-Paul Lafontaine/24, Eriah Hayes/16) 4:30 (PP). Nebraska Omaha Goaltending - John Faulkner (58:30, 35 shots, 32 saves, 3 GA); Empty Net (1:30, 0 GA). Minnesota State Goaltending - Stephon Williams (60:00, 27 shots, 26 saves, 1 GA). Win - Stephon Williams, MNS (21-10-2). Loss - John Faulkner, UNO (16-10-2). Shots On Goal - UNO 3-13-11=27; MNS 12-11-12=35. Power-Plays - UNO 0 of 2; MNS 1 of 3. Penalties - UNO 4 (8 min); MNS 3 (6 min). Three Stars: 1. Matt Leitner (Minnesota State) 2. Stephon Williams (Minnesota State) 3. Eriah Hayes (Minnesota State). (Minnesota State wins series 2-1).

Michigan Tech 0 at North Dakota 6 (NC)WCHA First Round. Attendance: 10384. Total Time: 2:20. Scoring by Period - MTU 0-0-0=0; NDK 1-4-1=6. 1st Period Scoring - 1, NDK Dillon Simpson/5 12:13 (GW). 2nd Period Scoring - 2, NDK Corban Knight/15 (Danny Kristo/26, Derek Forbort/10) 4:45; 3, NDK Carter Rowney/10 (Rocco Grimaldi/21, Andrew MacWilliam/10) 9:24; 4, NDK Mitch MacMillan/5 (Connor Gaarder/7, Derek Forbort/11) 13:54; 5, NDK Colten St. Clair/3 (Joe Gleason/13) 16:23 (SH). 3rd Period Scoring - 6, NDK Brendan O’Donnell/2 (Corban Knight/33) 16:45. Michigan Tech Goaltending - Pheonix Copley (60:00, 44 shots, 38 saves, 6 GA). North Dakota Goaltending - Clarke Saun-ders (55:58, 27 shots, 27 saves, 0 GA); Tate Maris (4:02, 1 shots, 1 saves, 0 GA). Win - Clarke Saunders, NDK (13-7-4). Loss - Pheonix Copley, MTU (8-15-1). Shots On Goal - MTU 5-15-8=28; NDK 18-14-12=44. Power-Plays - MTU 0 of 3; NDK 0 of 1. Penalties - MTU 1 (2 min); NDK 3 (6 min). Three Stars: 1. Colten St. Clair (North Dakota) 2. Corban Knight (North Dakota) 3. Dillon Simpson (North Dakota). (North Dakota wins series 2-1).

Colorado College 4 at Denver 3 (NC)WCHA First Round. Attendance: 2754. Total Time: 2:30. Scoring by Period - CC 0-3-1=4; DEN 2-0-1=3. 1st Period Scoring - 1, DEN Nick Shore/14 (Ty Loney/18, Nolan Zajac/20) 12:34 (PP); 2, DEN Daniel Doremus/11 (David Makowski/18) 13:54. 2nd Period Scoring - 3, CC Cody Bradley/4 (Hunter Fejes/6, Andrew Hamburg/10) 3:51; 4, CC Hunter Fejes/7 (Andrew Ham-burg/11, Cody Bradley/8) 6:55; 5, CC Rylan Schwartz/17 8:56 (SH). 3rd Period Scoring - 6, DEN David Makowski/9 (Nick Shore/19) 3:39; 7, CC Charlie Taft/6 (Rylan Schwartz/31) 9:49 (GW). Colorado College Goaltending - Joe Howe (60:00, 40 shots, 37 saves, 3 GA). Denver Goaltending - Juho Olkinuora (58:53, 26 shots, 22 saves, 4 GA); Empty Net (1:07, 0 GA). Win - Joe Howe, CC (12-11-4). Loss - Juho Olkinuora, DEN (13-5-5). Shots On Goal - CC 11-8-7=26; DEN 16-12-12=40. Power-Plays - CC 0 of 4; DEN 1 of 4. Penalties - CC 5 (10 min); DEN 5 (10 min). Three Stars: 1. Rylan Schwartz (Colorado College) 2. Joe Howe (Colorado College) 3. Nick Shore (Denver). (Colorado College wins series 2-1).

WCHA GAME SUMMARIES CON’T


WCHA REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS BY YEARYear Champion GP Record1951-52 Colorado College 12 10-2-01952-53 Minnesota 20 16-4-0 Michigan 16 12-4-01953-54 Minnesota 20 16-3-11954-55 Colorado College 18 14-4-01955-56 Michigan 18 15-2-11956-57 Colorado College 18 14-4-01957-58 North Dakota 20 15-5-0 Denver 22 12-10-01958-59 No League Play1959-60 Denver 22 17-4-11960-61 Denver 18 17-1-01961-62 Michigan Tech 20 17-3-01962-63 Denver 18 12-6-0 North Dakota 18 11-5-21963-64 Michigan 14 12-2-01964-65 North Dakota 16 13-3-01965-66 Michigan Tech 20 15-4-11966-67 North Dakota 22 16-6-01967-68 Denver 18 15-3-01968-69 Michigan Tech 20 14-5-11969-70 Minnesota 26 18-8-01970-71 Michigan Tech 22 18-4-01971-72 Denver 28 19-9-01972-73 Denver 28 20-8-01973-74 Michigan Tech 28 20-6-21974-75 Minnesota 32 24-8-01975-76 Michigan Tech 32 25-7-01976-77 Wisconsin 32 26-5-11977-78 Denver 32 27-5-01978-79 North Dakota 32 22-10-01979-80 North Dakota 28 21-6-11980-81 Minnesota 28 20-8-01981-82 North Dakota 26 19-7-01982-83 Minnesota 26 18-7-11983-84 Minnesota Duluth 26 19-5-21984-85 Minnesota Duluth 34 25-7-21985-86 Denver 34 25-9-01986-87 North Dakota 35 29-6-01987-88 Minnesota 35 28-7-01988-89 Minnesota 35 27-6-21989-90 Wisconsin 28 19-8-11990-91 Northern Michigan 32 25-3-41991-92 Minnesota 32 26-6-01992-93 Minnesota Duluth 32 21-9-21993-94 Colorado College 32 18-9-51994-95 Colorado College 32 22-9-11995-96 Colorado College 32 26-2-41996-97 North Dakota 32 21-10-1 Minnesota 32 21-10-11997-98 North Dakota 28 21-6-11998-99 North Dakota 28 24-2-21999-00 Wisconsin 28 23-5-02000-01 North Dakota 28 18-4-62001-02 Denver 28 21-6-12002-03 Colorado College 28 19-4-52003-04 North Dakota 28 20-5-32004-05 Denver 28 19-7-2 Colorado College 28 19-7-22005-06 Minnesota 28 20-5-3

Year Champion GP Record2006-07 Minnesota 28 18-7-32007-08 Colorado College 28 21-6-12008-09 North Dakota 28 17-7-42009-10 Denver 28 19-5-42010-11 North Dakota 28 21-6-12011-12 Minnesota 28 20-8-02012-13 St. Cloud State 28 18-9-1 Minnesota 28 16-7-5

WCHA REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONSHIPSTitles Team (Championship Seasons)15 North Dakota (1958*, 1963*, 1965, 1967, 1979,1980, 1982, 1987, 1997*, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2004, 2009, 2011)14 Minnesota (1953*, 1954, 1970, 1975, 1981, 1983, 1988, 1989, 1992, 1997*, 2006, 2007, 2012, 2013*)12 Denver (1958*, 1960, 1961, 1963*, 1968, 1972, 1973, 1978, 1986, 2002, 2005*, 2010) 9 Colorado College (1952, 1955, 1957, 1994, 1995, 1996, 2003, 2005*, 2008) 6 Michigan Tech (1962, 1966, 1969, 1971, 1974, 1976) 3 Michigan (1953*, 1956, 1964) Minnesota Duluth (1984, 1985, 1993) Wisconsin (1977, 1990, 2000) 1 St. Cloud State (2013*) Northern Michigan (1991)

* co-champions


2012-13 WCHA/MACNAUGHTON CUP CO-CHAMPIONS

ST. CLOUD STATE HUSKIES

MINNESOTA GOLDEN GOPHERS


WCHA PLAYOFF CHAMPIONS • 1959-2012Season Champion(s)1959-60 Denver*; Michigan Tech*1960-61 Denver*; Minnesota*1961-62 Michigan Tech1962-63 Denver1963-64 Denver1964-65 Michigan Tech1965-66 Denver•; Michigan State•1966-67 Michigan State•; North Dakota•1967-68 Denver•; North Dakota•1968-69 Denver+; Michigan Tech+1969-70 Michigan Tech+; Wisconsin+1970-71 Denver+; Minnesota+1971-72 Denver•; Wisconsin•1972-73 Denver•; Wisconsin•1973-74 Michigan Tech•; Minnesota•1974-75 Michigan Tech•; Minnesota•1975-76 Michigan Tech•; Minnesota•1976-77 Wisconsin (Bob Johnson)1977-78 Colorado College•; Wisconsin•1978-79 Minnesota•; North Dakota•1979-80 Minnesota•; North Dakota •1980-81 Michigan Tech•; Minnesota•1981-82 Wisconsin1982-83 Wisconsin1983-84 Minnesota Duluth1984-85 Minnesota Duluth1985-86 Denver1986-87 North Dakota1987-88 Wisconsin1988-89 Northern Michigan1989-90 Wisconsin1990-91 Northern Michigan1991-92 Northern Michigan1992-93 Minnesota1993-94 Minnesota1994-95 Wisconsin1995-96 Minnesota1996-97 North Dakota1997-98 Wisconsin1998-99 Denver1999-00 North Dakota2000-01 St. Cloud State2001-02 Denver2002-03 Minnesota2003-04 Minnesota2004-05 Denver2005-06 North Dakota2006-07 Minnesota2007-08 Denver2008-09 Minnesota Duluth2009-10 North Dakota2010-11 North Dakota2011-12 North Dakota

* first round playoff winners; • second round playoff winners;+ East and West Regional playoff winners

WCHA PLAYOFF CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY

1959-60WCHA Playoffs (two games, total goals)Colorado College 2 @ Denver 9; Colorado College 1 @ Denver 3 (DU wins series, 12-3). North Dakota 3 @ Michigan Tech 4; North Dakota 4 @ Michigan Tech 5 (MTU wins series, 9-7).WCHA Playoff Champions: Denver, Michigan Tech

1960-61WCHA Playoffs (two games, total goals)Michigan Tech 1 @ Denver 9; Michigan Tech 2 @ Denver 8 (DU wins series, 17-3); Michigan 1 @ Minnesota 3; Michigan 3 @ Minnesota 3 (UM wins series, 6-4). WCHA Playoff Champions: Denver, Minnesota

1961-62WCHA Playoffs @ Michigan Coliseum, Ann Arbor, MISemi-Finals: Michigan State 1 @ Michigan Tech 5; Denver 4 @ Michigan 8. 3rd Place Game: Michigan State 4 vs Denver 3. Championship Game: Michigan Tech 6 vs Michigan 4.WCHA Playoff Champion: Michigan Tech

1962-63WCHA First Round Playoffs (two games, total goals)Minnesota 0 @ Denver 3; Minnesota 2 @ Denver 6 (DU wins series, 9-2); Michigan Tech 0 @ North Dakota 2; Michigan Tech 1 @ North Dakota 6 (UND wins series, 8-1).WCHA Playoff Finals @ DU Arena, Denver, CODenver 5 vs North Dakota 4 (ot)WCHA Playoff Champion: Denver

1963-64WCHA First Round Playoffs (two games, total goals)Michigan Tech 3 @ Michigan 4; Michigan Tech 5 @ Michigan 5 (Michigan wins series, 9-8); North Dakota 2 @ Denver 6; North Dakota 3 @ Denver 3 (DU wins series, 9-5).WCHA Playoff Finals @ Michigan Coliseum, Ann Arbor, MIDenver 6 vs Michigan 2WCHA Playoff Champion: Denver

1964-65WCHA First Round Playoffs (two games, total goals)Michigan State 1 @ North Dakota 7; Michigan State 6 @ North Dakota 4 (UND wins series, 11-7).WCHA Playoff Finals @ Winter Sports Building, Grand Forks, NDMichigan Tech 6 vs North Dakota 4WCHA Playoff Champion: Michigan Tech

1965-66WCHA First Round PlayoffsMinnesota Duluth 3 @ Michigan Tech 9; Minnesota 3 @ North Dakota 4; Denver 8 @ Colorado College 2; Michigan State 3 @ Michigan 2.WCHA Second Round PlayoffsMichigan State 4 @ Michigan Tech 3; North Dakota 4 @ Denver 5 (ot).WCHA Playoff Champions: Michigan State, Denver

1966-67WCHA First Round PlayoffsMichigan Tech 6 @ Minnesota Duluth 4; North Dakota 7 @ Minnesota 2; Colorado College 3 @ Denver 6; Michigan 2 @ Michigan State 4.WCHA Second Round PlayoffsMichigan State 2 @ Michigan Tech 1 (ot); North Dakota 3 @ Denver 2.WCHA Playoff Champions: Michigan State, North Dakota


1967-68WCHA First Round PlayoffsMinnesota Duluth 4 @ Denver 11; Colorado College 2 @ Michigan Tech 5; Michigan State 2 @ North Dakota 5; Minnesota 5 @ Michigan 3.WCHA Second Round Playoffs (two games, total goals)Minnesota 0 @ Denver 9; Minnesota 3 @ Denver 7 (DU wins series, 16-3). North Dakota 0 @ Michigan Tech 0; North Dakota 3 @ Michigan Tech 2 (UND wins series, 3-2).WCHA Playoff Champions: Denver, North Dakota

1968-69WCHA East Regional @ Ann Arbor, MIFirst Round: Michigan Tech 4 vs Michigan State 2; Michigan 8 vs Minnesota 4. Championship Game: Michigan Tech 7 vs Michigan 4.WCHA West Regional @ Denver, COFirst Round: Denver 4 vs Minnesota Duluth 1; Colorado College 5 vs North Dakota 4. Championship Game: Denver 3 vs Colorado College 1.WCHA Playoff Champions: Michigan Tech, Denver

1969-70WCHA East Regional @ Duluth, MNFirst Round: Michigan Tech 5 @ North Dakota 3; Minnesota 3 @ Minnesota Duluth 2 (ot). Championship Game: Michigan Tech 6 vs Minnesota 5.WCHA West Regional @ Denver, COFirst Round: Wisconsin 2 vs Michigan 1; Denver 6 vs Michigan State 2. Cham-pionship Game: Wisconsin 3 vs Denver 2.WCHA Playoff Champions: Michigan Tech, Wisconsin

1970-71WCHA East Regional @ Madison, WIFirst Round: North Dakota 6 vs Michigan Tech 4; Minnesota 4 vs Wisconsin 3. Championship Game: Minnesota 5 vs North Dakota 2.WCHA West Regional @ Denver, CO1st Round: Denver 6 vs Colorado College 3; Minnesota Duluth 4 vs Michigan State 3. Championship Game: Denver 9 vs Minnesota Duluth 3.WCHA Playoff Champions: Minnesota, Denver

1971-72WCHA First Round (two games, total goals)Notre Dame 2 @ Denver 7; Notre Dame 2 @ Denver 4 (DU wins series, 11-4). Michigan Tech 5 @ Wisconsin 3; Michigan Tech 1 @ Wisconsin 6 (UW wins series, 9-6). Michigan 1 @ North Dakota 5; Michigan 2 @ North Dakota 10 (UND wins series, 15-3). Minnesota Duluth 2 @ Michigan State 4; Minnesota Duluth 2 @ Michigan State 4 (MSU wins series, 8-4).WCHA Second Round PlayoffsMichigan State 1 @ Denver 2; Michigan State 3 @ Denver 9 (DU wins series, 11-4). North Dakota 1 @ Wisconsin 1; North Dakota 1 @ Wisconsin 5 (UW wins series, 6-2).WCHA Playoff Champions: Denver, Wisconsin

1972-73WCHA First Round Playoffs (two games, total goals)Minnesota Duluth 4 @ Denver 5; Minnesota Duluth 2 @ Denver 4 (DU wins series, 9-6). North Dakota 0 @ Notre Dame 5; North Dakota 3 @ Notre Dame 8 (Notre Dame wins series, 13-3). Minnesota 6 @ Wisconsin 8; Minnesota 4 @ Wisconsin 6 (UW wins series, 14-10). Michigan Tech 7 @ Michigan State 2; Michigan Tech 1 @ Michigan State 3 (MTU wins series, 8-5).WCHA Second Round Playoffs (two games, total goals)Michigan Tech 3 @ Denver 3; Michigan Tech 0 @ Denver 4 (DU wins series, 7-3). Wisconsin 4 @ Notre Dame 4; Wisconsin 4 @ Notre Dame 3 (UW wins series, 8-7).WCHA Playoff Champions: Denver, Wisconsin

1973-74WCHA First Round Playoffs (two games, total goals)Notre Dame 2 @ Michigan Tech 4; Notre Dame 2 @ Michigan Tech 2 (MTU wins series, 6-4). Michigan 1 @ Minnesota 5; Michigan 4 @ Minnesota 5 (Michigan wins series, 10-5). Minnesota Duluth 2 @ Denver 3; Minnesota Duluth 2 @ Denver 5 (DU wins series, 8-4). Wisconsin 1 @ Michigan State 4; Wisconsin 4 @ Michigan State 3 (MSU wins series, 7-5).WCHA Second Round Playoffs (two games, total goals)Michigan State 8 @ Michigan Tech 6; Michigan State 2 @ Michigan Tech 6 (MTU wins series, 12-10). Denver 3 @ Minnesota 3; Denver 1 @ Minnesota 2 (UM wins series, 5-4).WCHA Playoff Champions: Michigan Tech, Minnesota

1974-75WCHA First Round Playoffs (two games, total goals)Minnesota Duluth 0 @ Minnesota 6; Minnesota Duluth 2 @ Minnesota 4 (UM wins series, 10-2). Notre Dame 0 @ Michigan Tech 2; Notre Dame 3 @ Michigan 6 (MTU wins series, 8-3). Michigan 4 @ Colorado College 3; Michigan 9 @ Col-orado College 8 (Michigan wins series, 13-11). Michigan State 4 @ Wisconsin 5; Michigan State 7 @ Wisconsin 4 (MSU wins series, 11-9).WCHA Second Round Playoffs (two games, total goals)Michigan 3 @ Minnesota 3; Michigan 2 @ Minnesota 5 (UM wins series, 8-5). Michigan State 4 @ Michigan Tech 6; Michigan State 4 @ Michigan Tech 9 (MTU wins series, 15-8).WCHA Playoff Champions: Minnesota, Michigan Tech

1975-76WCHA First Round Playoffs (two games, total goals)Denver 4 @ Michigan Tech 5; Denver 6 @ Michigan 8 (MTU wins series, 13-10). Wisconsin 4 @ Michigan State 6; Wisconsin 4 @ Michigan State 6 (MSU wins series, 12-8). Colorado College 4 @ Minnesota 7; Colorado College 1 @ Minnesota 5 (UM wins series, 12-5). Notre Dame 3 @ Michigan 8; Notre Dame 5 @ Michigan 4 (Michigan wins series, 12-8).WCHA Second Round Playoffs (two games, total goals)Michigan 2 @ Michigan Tech 4; Michigan 5 @ Michigan Tech 6 (MTU wins series, 10-7). Minnesota 2 @ Michigan State 2; Minnesota 7 @ Michigan State 6 (3 ot) (UM wins series, 9-8).WCHA Playoff Champions: Michigan Tech, Minnesota

1976-77WCHA First Round Playoffs (two games, total goals)Colorado College 1 @ Wisconsin 3; Colorado College 1 @ Wisconsin 3 (UW wins series, 6-2). Minnesota 1 @ Notre Dame 5; Minnesota 9 @ Notre Dame 2 (UM wins series, 10-7). Michigan Tech 5 @ Michigan 6; Michigan Tech 2 @ Michigan 5 (Michigan wins series, 11-7). North Dakota 3 @ Denver 8; North Dakota 2 @ Denver 7 (DU wins series, 15-5).WCHA Second Round Playoffs (two games, total goals)Minnesota 5 @ Wisconsin 9; Minnesota 3 @ Wisconsin 8 (UW wins series, 17-8). Denver 4 @ Michigan 6; Denver 4 @ Michigan 11 (Michigan wins series, 17-8).WCHA Playoff Championship@ Dane County Coliseum, Madison, WI (two games, total goals)Wisconsin 4 vs Michigan 0; Wisconsin 5 vs Michigan 4 (UW wins series, 9-4).WCHA Playoff Champion: Wisconsin

1977-78WCHA First Round Playoffs (two games, total goals)Notre Dame 6 @ Denver 6; Notre Dame 1 @ Denver 7 (DU wins series, 13-7). Minnesota Duluth 2 @ Wisconsin 9; Minnesota Duluth 4 @ Wisconsin 5 (UW wins series, 14-6). North Dakota 2 @ Michigan Tech 2; North Dakota 2 @ Michigan Tech 3 (ot) (MTU wins series, 5-4). Colorado College 3 @ Minnesota 3; Colorado College 5 @ Minnesota 4 (CC wins series, 8-7).WCHA Second Round Playoffs (two games, total goals)Colorado College 6 @ Denver 3; Colorado College 3 @ Denver 4 (CC wins series, 9-7). Michigan Tech 3 @ Wisconsin 4; Michigan Tech 4 @ Wisconsin 7 (UW wins series, 11-7).WCHA Playoff Champions: Colorado College, Wisconsin


1978-79WCHA First Round Playoffs (two games, total goals)Colorado College 3 @ North Dakota 6; Colorado College 3 @ North Dakota 7 (UND wins series, 13-6). Michigan Tech 3 @ Minnesota 5; Michigan Tech 1 @ Minnesota 6 (UM wins series, 11-4). Denver 2 @ Minnesota Duluth 5; Denver 4 @ Minnesota Duluth 2 (ot) (UMD wins series, 7-6). Notre Dame 5 @ Wisconsin 11; Notre Dame 5 @ Wisconsin 5 (UW wins series, 16-10).WCHA Second Round Playoffs (two games, total goals)Wisconsin 2 @ North Dakota 4; Wisconsin 7 @ North Dakota 7 (UND wins series, 11-9). Minnesota Duluth 1 @ Minnesota 2; Minnesota Duluth 3 @ Minnesota 6 (UM wins series, 8-4).WCHA Playoff Champions: North Dakota, Minnesota

1979-80WCHA First Round Playoffs (two games, total goals)Michigan State 1 @ North Dakota 8; Michigan State 3 @ North Dakota 5 (UND wins series, 13-4). Michigan Tech 2 @ Minnesota 7; Michigan Tech 3 @ Min-nesota 6 (UM wins series, 13-5). Minnesota Duluth 3 @ Colorado College 4; Minnesota Duluth 6 @ Colorado College 7 (CC wins series, 11-9). Notre Dame 8 @ Michigan 3; Notre Dame 3 @ Michigan 4 (Notre Dame wins series, 11-7).WCHA Second Round Playoffs (two games, total goals)Notre Dame 4 @ North Dakota 10; Notre Dame 4 @ North Dakota 7 (UND wins series, 17-8). Colorado College 3 @ Minnesota 5; Colorado College 1 @ Minnesota 8 (UM wins series, 13-4).WCHA Playoff Champions: North Dakota, Minnesota

1980-81WCHA First Round Playoffs (two games, total goals)Minnesota Duluth 1 @ Minnesota 5; Minnesota Duluth 7 @ Minnesota 5 (UM wins series, 10-8). Colorado College 2 @ Wisconsin 8; Colorado College 11 @ Wisconsin 4 (CC wins series, 13-12). North Dakota 4 @ Michigan Tech 7; North Dakota 1 @ Michigan Tech 4 (MTU wins series, 11-5). Michigan 5 @ Denver 2; Michigan 5 @ Denver 4 (Michigan wins series, 10-6).WCHA Second Round Playoffs (two games, total goals)Colorado College 1 @ Minnesota 7; Colorado College 9 @ Minnesota 7 (UM wins series, 14-10). Michigan 1 @ Michigan Tech 2; Michigan 1 @ Michigan Tech 7 (MTU wins series, 9-2).WCHA Playoff Champions: Minnesota, Michigan Tech

1981-82WCHA First Round Playoffs (two games, total goals)Colorado College 1 @ Minnesota 3; Colorado College 3 @ Minnesota 6 (UM wins series, 9-4); Minnesota Duluth 2 @ Denver 5; Minnesota Duluth 5 @ Denver 5 (DU wins series, 10-7).WCHA Second Round Playoffs (two games, total goals)Denver 3 @ North Dakota 4; Denver 2 @ North Dakota 5 (UND wins series, 9-5); Minnesota 4 @ Wisconsin 3; Minnesota 2 @ Wisconsin 6 (UW wins series, 9-6). WCHA Playoff Championship@ Engelstad Arena, Grand Forks, ND (two games, total goals)Wisconsin 9 vs North Dakota 0; Wisconsin 3 vs North Dakota 1 (UW wins series, 12-1).WCHA Playoff Champion: Wisconsin

1982-83WCHA First Round Playoffs (two games, total goals)Colorado College 2 @ Wisconsin 3; Colorado College 2 @ Wisconsin 5 (UW wins series, 8-4). Denver 2 @ Minnesota Duluth 7; Denver 2 @ Minnesota Duluth 6 (UMD wins series, 13-4).WCHA Second Round Playoffs (two games, total goals)Minnesota Duluth 2 @ Minnesota 8; Minnesota Duluth 4 @ Minnesota 3 (UM wins series, 11-6). Wisconsin 1 @ North Dakota 1; Wisconsin 6 @ North Dakota 5 (3 ot) (UW wins series, 7-6).WCHA Playoff Championship@ Mariucci Arena, Minneapolis, MN (two games, total goals)Wisconsin 5 vs Minnesota 1; Wisconsin 3 vs Minnesota 2 (UW wins series, 8-3).WCHA Playoff Champion: Wisconsin

1983-84WCHA First Round Playoffs (two games, total goals)Colorado College 1 @ Minnesota 3; Colorado College 1 @ Minnesota 4 (UM wins series, 7-2). Denver 3 @ Wisconsin 5; Denver 5 @ Wisconsin 8 (UW wins series, 13-8).WCHA Second Round Playoffs (two games, total goals)Wisconsin 3 @ Minnesota Duluth 6; Wisconsin 0 @ Minnesota Duluth 9 (UMD wins series, 15-3). Minnesota 3 @ North Dakota 4; Minnesota 4 @ North Dakota 5 (UND wins series, 9-7).WCHA Playoff Championship@ Mariucci Arena, Minneapolis, MN (two games, total goals)Minnesota Duluth 8 vs North Dakota 1; North Dakota 5 vs Minnesota Duluth 4 (UMD wins series, 12-6).WCHA Playoff Champion: Minnesota Duluth

1984-85WCHA First Round Playoffs (two games, total goals)(8) Michigan Tech 2 @ (1) Minnesota Duluth 3; (8) Michigan Tech 2 @ (1) Minnesota Duluth 5 (UMD wins series, 8-4). (7) Northern Michigan 4 @ (2) Minnesota 3; (7) Northern Michigan 4 @ (2) Minnesota 6 (UM wins series, 9-8). (6) Colorado College 1 @ (3) Wisconsin 2; (6) Colorado College 3 @ (3) Wisconsin 7 (UW wins series, 9-4). (5) Denver 1 @ (4) North Dakota 7; (5) Denver 4 @ (4) North Dakota 8 (UND wins series, 15-5).WCHA Second Round Playoffs (two games, total goals)North Dakota 4 @ Minnesota Duluth 4; North Dakota 4 @ Minnesota Duluth 6 (UMD wins series, 10-8). Wisconsin 0 @ Minnesota 6; Wisconsin 7 @ Minnesota 8 (UM wins series, 14-7).WCHA Playoff Championship@ Duluth Arena, Duluth, MN (two games, total goals)Minnesota 6 vs Minnesota Duluth 4; Minnesota Duluth 6 vs Minnesota 2 (UMD wins series, 10-8).WCHA Playoff Champion: Minnesota Duluth

1985-86WCHA First Round Playoffs (two games, total goals)(8) Michigan Tech 4 @ (1) Denver 3; (8) Michigan Tech 2 @ (1) Denver 6 (DU wins series, 9-6). (7) Colorado College 4 @ (2) Minnesota 10; (7) Colorado College 3 @ (2) Minnesota 4 (UM wins series, 14-7). (6) North Dakota 2 @ (3) Wisconsin 6; (6) North Dakota 5 @ (3) Wisconsin 6 (UW wins series, 12-7). (5) Northern Michigan 4 @ (4) Minnesota Duluth 4; (5) Northern Michigan 4 @ (4) Minnesota Duluth 8 (UMD wins series, 12-8).WCHA Second Round Playoffs (two games, total goals)Minnesota Duluth 2 @ Denver 8; Minnesota Duluth 5 @ Denver 5 (DU wins series, 13-7). Wisconsin 1 @ Minnesota 4; Wisconsin 3 @ Minnesota 7 (UM wins series, 11-4).WCHA Playoff Championship@ DU Arena, Denver, CO (two games, total goals)Denver 3 vs Minnesota 0; Denver 3 vs Minnesota 2 (DU wins series, 6-2).WCHA Playoff Champion: Denver

1986-87WCHA First Round Playoffs (two games, total goals)(8) Minnesota Duluth 3 @ (1) North Dakota 5; (8) Minnesota Duluth 1 @ (1) North Dakota 8 (UND wins series, 13-4). (7) Michigan Tech 4 @ (2) Minnesota 9; (7) Michigan Tech 5 @ (2) Minnesota 8 (UM wins series, 17-9). (6) Colorado College 4 @ (3) Denver 2; (6) Colorado College 3 @ (3) Denver 2 (CC wins series, 7-4). (5) Northern Michigan 2 @ (4) Wisconsin 4; (5) Northern Michigan 2 @ (4) Wisconsin 6 (UW wins series, 10-4).WCHA Second Round Playoffs (two games, total goals)Colorado College 2 @ North Dakota 6; Colorado College 2 @ North Dakota 1 (UND wins series, 7-4). Wisconsin 2 @ Minnesota 1; Wisconsin 4 @ Minnesota 8 (UM wins series, 9-6).WCHA Playoff Championship@ Engelstad Arena, Grand Forks, ND (two games, total goals)North Dakota 5 vs Minnesota 3; North Dakota 5 vs Minnesota 3 (UND wins series, 10-6).WCHA Playoff Champion: North Dakota


1987-88WCHA First Round Playoffs (Best-of-3)(8) Colorado College 0 @ (1) Minnesota 7; (8) Colorado College 0 @ (1) Minne-sota 5 (UM wins series, 2-0). (7) Northern Michigan 1 @ (2) Wisconsin 2 ot; (7) Northern Michigan 4 @ (2) Wisconsin 5 (UW wins series, 2-0). (6) Minnesota Duluth 5 @ (3) Denver 2; (6) Minnesota Duluth 7 @ (3) Denver 3 (UMD wins series, 2-0). (5) North Dakota 5 @ (4) Michigan Tech 4; (5) North Dakota 3 @ (4) Michigan Tech 6; North Dakota 4 @ Michigan Tech 3 ot (UND wins series, 2-1).WCHA Playoff Championship@ St. Paul Civic Center, St. Paul, MNSemifinals: Wisconsin 2 vs North Dakota 1; Minnesota 6 vs Minnesota Duluth 0. Third Place Game: North Dakota 6 vs Minnesota Duluth 0. Championship Game: Wisconsin 3 vs Minnesota 2. All-Tournament Team: G - Dean Ander-son, UW; D - Paul Stanton, UW; D - Randy Skarda, UM; F - Paul Ranheim, UW; F - Steve Tuttle, UW; F - Neil Eisenhut, UND. MVP: Dean Anderson, G, UW. Attendance: 51,807.WCHA Playoff Champion: Wisconsin

1988-89WCHA First Round Playoffs (Best-of-3)(8) Colorado College 4 @ (1) Minnesota 5; (8) Colorado College 1 @ (1) Minne-sota 7 (UM wins series, 2-0). (7) Minnesota Duluth 2 @ (2) Northern Michigan 7; (7) Minnesota Duluth 3 @ (2) Northern Michigan 7 (NMU wins series, 2-0). (6) Michigan Tech 2 @ (3) Wisconsin 5; (6) Michigan Tech 3 @ (3) Wisconsin 5 (UW wins series, 2-0). (5) Denver 1 @ (4) North Dakota 7; (5) Denver 5 @ (4) North Dakota 4; DU 3 @ UND 2 (DU wins series, 2-1).WCHA Playoff Championship@ St. Paul Civic Center, St. Paul, MNSemifinals: Northern Michigan 4 vs Wisconsin 2; Denver 2 vs Minnesota 1. Third Place Game: Wisconsin 4 vs Minnesota 3. Championship Game: Northern Michigan 9 vs Denver 4. All-Tournament Team: G - Bill Pye, NMU; D - Darryl Olsen, NMU; D - John Goode, NMU; F - Phil Berger, NMU; F - Doug Macdonald, UW; F - Jay Moore, Denver. MVP: Bill Pye, G, NMU. Attendance: 50,232.WCHA Playoff Champion: Northern Michigan

1989-90WCHA First Round Playoffs (Best-of-3)(8) Michigan Tech 2 @ (1) Wisconsin 4; (8) Michigan Tech 3 @ (1) Wisconsin 4 ot (UW wins series, 2-0). (7) Colorado College 3 @ (2) Minnesota 9; (7) Colorado College 2 @ (2) Minnesota 9 (UM wins series, 2-0). (6) Minnesota Duluth 4 @ (3) North Dakota 11; (6) Minnesota Duluth 1 @ (3) North Dakota 2 (UND wins series, 2-0). (5) Denver 0 @ (4) Northern Michigan 3; (5) Denver 4 @ (4) Northern Michigan 9 (NMU wins series, 2-0).WCHA Playoff Championship@ St. Paul Civic Center, St. Paul, MNSemifinals: Minnesota 5 vs North Dakota 4; Wisconsin 4 vs Northern Michigan 3 ot. Third Place Game: North Dakota 6 vs Northern Michigan 5 ot. Champi-onship Game: Wisconsin 7 vs Minnesota 1. All-Tournament Team: G - Duane Derksen, UW; D - Sean Hill, UW; D - Jason Herter, UND; F - Ken Gernander, UM; F - Greg Johnson, UND; F - Russ Romaniuk, UND. MVP: Steve Rohlik, F, UW. Attendance: 47,845.WCHA Playoff Champion: Wisconsin

1990-91WCHA First Round Playoffs (Best-of-3)(8) Colorado College 0 @ (1) Northern Michigan 7; (8) Colorado College 3 @ (1) Northern Michigan 6 (NMU wins series, 2-0). (7) Michigan Tech 3 @ (2) Minnesota 5; (7) Michigan Tech 5 @ (2) Minnesota 6 (UM wins series, 2-0). (6) Minnesota Duluth 1 @ (3) Wisconsin 5; (6) Minnesota Duluth 2 @ (3) Wis-consin 5 (UW wins series, 2-0). (5) St. Cloud State 4 @ (4) North Dakota 2; (5) St. Cloud State 2 @ (4) North Dakota 10; St. Cloud State 4 @ North Dakota 7 (UND wins series, 2-1).WCHA Playoff Championship@ St. Paul Civic Center, St. Paul, MNSemifinals: Minnesota 3 vs Wisconsin 2; Northern Michigan 8 vs North Dakota 4. Third Place Game: North Dakota 5 vs Wisconsin 2. Championship Game: Northern Michigan 4 vs Minnesota 2. All-Tournament Team: G - Jeff Stolp, UM; D - Brad Werenka, NMU; D - Sean Hill, UW; F - Mark Beaufait, NMU; F - Greg

Johnson, UND; F - Larry Olimb, UM. MVP: Bill Pye, G, NMU. Attendance: 44,287.WCHA Playoff Champion: Northern Michigan

1991-92WCHA First Round Playoffs (Best-of-3)(8) North Dakota 5 @ (1) Minnesota 3; (8) North Dakota 2 @ (1) Minnesota 9; (8) North Dakota 1 @ (1) Minnesota 3 (UM wins series, 2-1). (7) St. Cloud State 5 @ (2) Wisconsin 6 ot; (7) St. Cloud State 5 @ (2) Wisconsin 3; (7) St. Cloud State 3 @ (2) Wisconsin 4 ot (UW wins series, 2-1). (6) Michigan Tech 1 @ (3) Northern Michigan 9; (6) Michigan Tech 2 @ (3) Northern Michigan 6 (NMU wins series, 2-0). (5) Minnesota Duluth 6 @ (4) Colorado College 7 (3 ot); (5) Minnesota Duluth 4 @ (4) Colorado College 3 ot; (5) Minnesota Duluth 4 @ (4) Colorado College 5 (3 ot) (CC wins series, 2-1).WCHA Playoff Championship@ St. Paul Civic Center, St. Paul, MNSemifinals: Northern Michigan 6 vs Wisconsin 3: Minnesota 5 vs Colorado College 1. Third Place Game: Wisconsin 5 vs Colorado College 3. Championship Game: Northern Michigan 4 vs Minnesota 2. All-Tournament Team: G - Corwin Saurdiff, NMU; D - Doug Zmolek, UM; D - Chris Hynnes, CC; F - Dan Plante, UW; F - Craig Johnson, UM; F - Tony Szabo, NMU. MVP: Corwin Saurdiff, G, NMU. Attendance: 44,079.WCHA Playoff Champion: Northern Michigan

1992-93Note: Alaska Anchorage invited to participate in tournament as affiliate member and No. 10 seed, prior to full-time league membership in 1993-94.WCHA First Round Playoffs (Best-of-3)(10) Alaska Anchorage 2 @ (1) Minnesota Duluth 7; (10) Alaska Anchorage 0 @ (1) Minnesota Duluth 4 (UMD wins series, 2-0). (9) Colorado College 3 @ (2) Wisconsin 6; (9) Colorado College 3 @ (2) Wisconsin 10 (UW wins series, 2-0). (8) Denver 3 @ (3) Northern Michigan 5; (8) Denver 0 @ (3) Northern Michigan 7 (NMU wins series, 2-0). (7) North Dakota 4 @ (4) Minnesota 6; (7) North Dakota 4 @ (4) Minnesota 5 ot (UM wins series, 2-0). (6) St. Cloud State 1 @ (5) Michigan Tech 3; (6) St. Cloud State 5 @ (5) Michigan Tech 6 (MTU wins series, 2-0).WCHA Final Five @ St. Paul Civic Center, St. Paul, MNSemifinals: Northern Michigan 4 vs Michigan Tech 3; Minnesota 3 vs Wisconsin 2 ot; Northern Michigan 6 vs Minnesota Duluth 2. Third Place Game: Minne-sota Duluth 7 vs Wisconsin 5. Championship Game: Minnesota 5 vs Northern Michigan 3. All-Tournament Team: G - Corwin Saurdiff, NMU; D - Brett Hauer, UMD; D - Steve Carpenter, NMU; F - Derek Plante, UMD; F - Craig Johnson, UM; F - Greg Hadden, NMU. MVP: Travis Richards, D, UM. Attendance: 50,737.WCHA Playoff Champion: Minnesota

1993-94WCHA First Round Playoffs (Best-of-3)(10) Michigan Tech 3 @ (1) Colorado College 2; (10) Michigan Tech 0 @ (1) Colorado College 3; (10) Michigan Tech 3 @ (1) Colorado College 2 ot (MTU wins series, 2-1). (9) Denver 5 @ (2) Minnesota 8; (9) Denver 3 @ (2) Minnesota 6 (UM wins series, 2-0). (8) North Dakota 1 @ (3) Wisconsin 6; (8) North Dakota 2 @ (3) Wisconsin 4 (UW wins series, 2-0). (7) Minnesota Duluth 0 @ (4) St. Cloud State 3; (7) Minnesota Duluth 5 @ (4) St. Cloud State 8 (SCSU wins series, 2-0). (6) Alaska Anchorage 2 @ (5) Northern Michigan 5; (6) Alaska Anchorage 1 @ (5) Northern Michigan 5 (NMU wins series, 2-0).WCHA Final Five @ Bradley Center, Milwaukee, WISemifinals: Michigan Tech 5 vs Northern Michigan 1; St. Cloud State 3 vs Wisconsin 2 ot; Minnesota 6 vs Michigan Tech 1. Third Place Game: Wisconsin 8 vs Michigan Tech 3. Championship Game: Minnesota 3 vs St. Cloud State 2 ot. All-Tournament Team: G - Grant Sjerven, SCSU; D - Chris McAlpine, UM; D - Mickey Elick, UW; F - Brian Bonin, UM; F - Jeff Nielsen, UM; F - Bill Lund, SCSU. MVP: Chris McAlpine, D, UM. Attendance: 61,367.WCHA Playoff Champion: Minnesota


1994-95WCHA First Round Playoffs (Best-of-3)(10) Alaska Anchorage 3 @ (1) Colorado College 11; (10) Alaska Anchorage 2 @ (1) Colorado College 5 (CC wins series, 2-0). (9) Northern Michigan 4 @ (2) Wisconsin 3; (9) Northern Michigan 4 @ (2) Wisconsin 5; (9) Northern Michigan 1 @ (2) Wisconsin 5 (UW wins series, 2-1). (8) Michigan Tech 4 @ (3) Denver 5 ot; (8) Michigan Tech 2 @ (3) Denver 5 (DU wins series, 2-0). (7) Minnesota Duluth 4 @ (4) Minnesota 5 ot; (7) Minnesota Duluth 3 @ (4) Minnesota 4 (UM wins series, 2-0). (6) North Dakota 3 @ (5) St. Cloud State 2; (6) North Dakota 5 @ (5) St. Cloud State 2 (UND wins series, 2-0).WCHA Final Five @ St. Paul Civic Center, St. Paul, MNSemifinals: Minnesota 3 vs North Dakota 2; Wisconsin 5 vs Denver 4; Colorado College 5 vs Minnesota 4 ot. Third Place Game: Minnesota 5 vs Denver 4 ot. Championship Game: Wisconsin 4 vs Colorado College 3 ot. All-Tournament Team: G - Kirk Daubenspeck, UW; D - Mark Strobel, UW; D - Eric Rud, CC; F - Peter Geronazzo, CC; F - Ryan Kraft, UM; F - Jason Elders, DU. MVP: Kirk Daubenspeck, G, UW. Attendance: 55,908.WCHA Playoff Champion: Wisconsin

1995-96WCHA First Round Playoffs (Best-of-3)(10) Northern Michigan 3 @ (1) Colorado College 4; (10) Northern Michigan 1 @ (1) Colorado College 6 (CC wins series, 2-0). (9) Alaska Anchorage 4 @ (2) Minnesota 6; (9) Alaska Anchorage 1 @ (2) Minnesota 7 (UM wins series, 2-0). (8) St. Cloud State 3 @ (3) Denver 1; (8) St. Cloud State 4 @ (3) Denver 6; (8) St. Cloud State 4 @ (3) Denver 0 (SCSU wins series, 2-1). (7) Michigan Tech 5 @ (4) Minnesota Duluth 4; (7) Michigan Tech 4 @ (4) Minnesota Duluth 3 (MTU wins series, 2-0). (6) Wisconsin 6 @ (5) North Dakota 5; (6) Wisconsin 5 @ (5) North Dakota 4 (UW wins series, 2-0).WCHA Final Five @ Bradley Center, Milwaukee, WISemifinals: Michigan Tech 4 vs St. Cloud State 3 ot; Minnesota 4 vs Wisconsin 3 ot; Michigan Tech 4 vs Colorado College 3. Third Place Game: Colorado College 6 vs Wisconsin 4. Championship Game: Minnesota 7 vs Michigan Tech 2. All-Tournament Team: G - Kirk Daubenspeck, UW; D - Mike Crowley, UM; D - Scott Swanson, CC; F - Brian Bonin, UM; F - Jeff Mikesch, MTU; F - Bret Meyers, MTU. MVP: Brian Bonin, F, UM. Attendance: 47,304.WCHA Playoff Champion: Minnesota

1996-97WCHA First Round Playoffs (Best-of-3)(10) Michigan Tech 1 @ (1) North Dakota 4; (10) Michigan Tech 0 @ (1) North Dakota 3 (UND wins series, 2-0). (9) Alaska Anchorage 2 @ (2) Minnesota 8; (9) Alaska Anchorage 1 @ (2) Minnesota 5 (UM wins series, 2-0). (8) Northern Michigan 2 @ (3) St. Cloud State 5; (8) Northern Michigan 2 @ (3) St. Cloud State 3 (SCSU wins series, 2-0). (7) Wisconsin 3 @ (4) Colorado College 9; (7) Wisconsin 0 @ (4) Colorado College 1 (4ot) (CC wins series, 2-0). (6) Minnesota Duluth 1 @ (5) Denver 4; (6) Minnesota Duluth 3 @ (5) Denver 7 (DU wins series, 2-0).WCHA Final Five @ St. Paul Civic Center, St. Paul, MNSemifinals: Colorado College 5 vs Denver 2; North Dakota 5 vs Colorado College 1; Minnesota 5 vs St. Cloud State 4 ot. Third Place Game: Colorado College 6 vs St. Cloud State 0. Championship Game: North Dakota 4 vs Minnesota 3 ot. All-Tournament Team: G - Aaron Schweitzer, UND; D - Curtis Murphy, UND; D - Brian LaFleur, UM; F - Ryan Kraft, UM; F - Toby Petersen, CC; F - Kevin Hoogsteen, UND. MVP: David Hoogsteen, F, UND. Attendance: 56,707.WCHA Playoff Champion: North Dakota

1997-98Note: Minnesota State University, Mankato invited to participate in WCHA post-season tournament as No. 10 seed prior to full-time membership status in 1999-2000.WCHA First Round Playoffs (Best-of-3)(10) Minnesota State 2 @ (1) North Dakota 5; (10) Minnesota State 4 @ (1) North Dakota 5 (UND wins series, 2-0). (9) Alaska Anchorage 1 @ (2) Wisconsin 6; (9) Alaska Anchorage 2 @ (2) Wisconsin 6 (UW wins series, 2-0). (8) Denver 2 @ (3) Colorado College 3 ot; (8) Denver 4 @ (3) Colorado College 6 (CC wins series, 2-0). (7) Michigan Tech 4 @ (4) St. Cloud State 6; (7) Michigan Tech 3 @ (4) St. Cloud State 2; (7) Michigan Tech 2 @ (4) St. Cloud State 6 (SCSU wins series, 2-1). (6) Minnesota 3 @ (5) Minnesota Duluth 7; (6) Minnesota 5 @ (5) Minnesota Duluth 0; (6) UM 4 @ (5) UMD 5 ot (UMD wins series, 2-1).

WCHA Final Five @ Bradley Center, Milwaukee, WISemifinals: St. Cloud State 4 vs Minnesota Duluth 3; North Dakota 4 vs St. Cloud State 3; Wisconsin 5 vs Colorado College 2. Third Place Game: Colorado College 6 vs St. Cloud State 1. Championship Game: Wisconsin 3 vs North Dakota 2. All-Tournament Team: G - Graham Melanson, UW; D - Curtis Murphy, UND; D - Matt Peterson, UW; F - Joe Bianchi, UW; F - Steward Bodtker, CC; F - Jason Blake, UND. MVP: Joe Bianchi, F, UW. Attendance: 38,707.WCHA Playoff Champion: Wisconsin

1998-99Note: Minnesota State University, Mankato invited to participate in WCHA post-season tournament as No. 10 seed prior to full-time membership in 1999-2000.WCHA First Round Playoffs (Best-of-3)(10) Minnesota State 3 @ (1) North Dakota 2 ot; (10) Minnesota State 2 @ (1) North Dakota 3; (10) Minnesota State 0 @ (1) North Dakota 10 (UND wins series, 2-1). (9) Minnesota Duluth 1 @ (2) Colorado College 3; (9) Minnesota Duluth 4 @ (2) Colorado College 5 ot (CC wins series, 2-1). (8) Michigan Tech 1 @ (3) Denver 2; (8) Michigan Tech 2 @ (3) Denver 4 (DU wins series, 2-0). (7) St. Cloud State 5 @ (4) Wisconsin 2; (7) St. Cloud State 3 @ (4) Wisconsin 2 (SCSU wins series, 2-0). (6) Alaska Anchorage 0 @ (5) Minnesota 4; (6) Alaska Anchorage 0 @ (5) Minnesota 1 (UM wins series, 2-0).WCHA Final Five @ Target Center, Minneapolis, MNSemifinals: Minnesota 5 vs St. Cloud State 3; Denver 3 vs Colorado College 2 ot; North Dakota 6 vs Minnesota 2. Third Place Game: Colorado College 7 vs Minnesota 4. Championship Game: Denver 4 vs North Dakota 3. All-Tourna-ment Team: G - Stephen Wagner, DU; D - Joe Ritson, DU; D - Erik Westrum, UM; F - Paul Veres, DU; F - Jeff Panzer, UND; F - Justin Morrison, CC. MVP: Stephen Wagner, G, DU. Attendance: 42,226.WCHA Playoff Champion: Denver

1999-2000WCHA First Round Playoffs (Best-of-3)(10) Michigan Tech 0 @ (1) Wisconsin 4; (10) Michigan Tech 0 @ (1) Wisconsin 4 (UW wins series, 2-0). (9) Denver 0 @ (2) North Dakota 4; (9) Denver 2 @ (2) North Dakota 1; (9) Denver 4 @ (2) North Dakota 9 (UND wins series, 2-1). (8) Minnesota Duluth 5 @ (3) St. Cloud State 4; (8) Minnesota Duluth 0 @ (3) St. Cloud State 3; (8) Minnesota Duluth 3 @ (3) St. Cloud State 7 (SCSU wins series, 2-1). (7) Alaska Anchorage 1 @ (4) Minnesota State 2 ot; (7) Alaska Anchorage 2 @ (4) Minnesota State 3 (MSU wins series, 2-0). (6) Minnesota 4 @ (5) Colorado College 2; (6) Minnesota 3 @ (5) Colorado College 2 ot (UM wins series, 2-0).WCHA Final Five @ Target Center, Minneapolis, MNSemifinals: Minnesota 6 vs Minnesota State 4; St. Cloud State 3 vs North Dakota 7; Minnesota 3 vs Wisconsin 5. Third Place Game: St. Cloud State 6 vs Minnesota 4. Championship Game: North Dakota 5 vs Wisconsin 3. All-Tour-nament Team: G - Andy Kollar, UND; D - Travis Roche, UND; D - Dan Bjornlie, UW; F - Lee Goren, UND; F - Ryan Bayda, UND; F - Brandon Sampair, SCSU. MVP: Lee Goren, F, UND. Attendance: 49,717.WCHA Playoff Champion: North Dakota

2000-01WCHA First Round Playoffs (Best-of-3)(10) Minnesota Duluth 3 @ (1) North Dakota 2; (10) Minnesota Duluth 2 @ (1) North Dakota 6; (10) Minnesota Duluth 0 @ (1) North Dakota 4 (UND wins, 2-1). (9) Alaska Anchorage 1 @ (2) St. Cloud State 5; (9) Alaska Anchorage 2 @ (2) St. Cloud State 8 (SCSU wins, 2-0). (8) Michigan Tech 2 @ (3) Minnesota 7; (8) Michigan Tech 1 @ (3) Minnesota 3 (UM wins, 2-0). (7) Minnesota State 0 @ (4) Colorado College 3; (7) Minnesota State 3 @ (4) Colorado College 7 (CC wins, 2-0). (6) Denver 4 @ (5) Wisconsin 6; (6) Denver 2 @ (5) Wisconsin 6 (UW wins, 2-0).WCHA Final Five @ Xcel Energy Center, St. Paul, MNSemifinals: Colorado College 4 vs Wisconsin 3; North Dakota 2 vs Colorado College 1; St. Cloud State 3 vs Minnesota 0. Third Place Game: Colorado College 5 vs Minnesota 4. Championship Game: St. Cloud State 6 vs North Dakota 5 ot. All-Tournament Team: G - Scott Meyer, SCSU; D - Travis Roche, UND; D - Duvie Westcott, SCSU; F - Tyler Arnason, SCSU; F - Mark Cullen, CC; F - Jeff Panzer, UND. MVP: Tyler Arnason, F, SCSU. Attendance: 67,612.WCHA Playoff Champion: St. Cloud State


2001-02WCHA First Round Playoffs (Best-of-3)(10) Michigan Tech 1 @ (1) Denver 5; (10) Michigan Tech 1 @ (1) Denver 8 (DU wins series, 2-0). (9) Minnesota Duluth 4 @ (2) St. Cloud State 5 ot; (9) Minnesota Duluth 3 @ (2) St. Cloud State 6 (SCSU wins series, 2-0). (8) North Dakota 2 @ (3) Minnesota 7; (8) North Dakota 3 @ (3) Minnesota 4 ot (UM wins series, 2-0). (7) Alaska Anchorage 1 @ (4) Colorado College 6; (7) Alaska Anchorage 0 @ (4) Colorado College 1 (CC wins series, 2-0). (6) Minnesota State 2 @ (5) Wisconsin 3 ot; (6) Minnesota State 3 @ (5) Wisconsin 7 (UW wins series, 2-0).Dodge WCHA Final Five @ Xcel Energy Center, St. Paul, MNSemifinals: Wisconsin 2 vs Colorado College 3 ot; Colorado College 0 vs Denver 3; Minnesota 4 vs St. Cloud State 1. Third Place Game: Colorado College 2 vs St. Cloud State 1. Championship Game: Minnesota 2 vs Denver 5. All-Tour-nament Team: G - Wade Dubielewicz, DU; D - Ryan Caldwell, DU; D - Jordan Leopold, UM; F - Mark Cullen, CC; F - Chris Paradise, DU; F - Troy Riddle, UM. MVP: Wade Dubielewicz, G, DU. Attendance: 75,151 (record).WCHA Playoff Champion: Denver

2002-03WCHA First Round Playoffs (Best-of-3)(10) Alaska Anchorage 3 @ (1) Colorado College 5; (10) Alaska Anchorage 1 @ (1) Colorado College 4 (CC wins series, 2-0). (9) Michigan Tech 1 @ (2) Minnesota 3; (9) Michigan Tech 2 @ (2) Minnesota 5 (UM wins series, 2-0). (8) Wisconsin 1 @ (3) Minnesota State 2; (8) Wisconsin 5 @ (3) Minnesota State 6 (2ot) (MSU wins series, 2-0). (7) Denver 4 @ (4) North Dakota 1; (7) Denver 2 @ (4) North Dakota 3 ot; (7) Denver 2 @ (4) North Dakota 3 ot (UND wins series, 2-1). (6) St. Cloud State 4 @ (5) Minnesota Duluth 5; (6) St. Cloud State 3 @ (5) Minnesota Duluth 2 ot; (6) St. Cloud State 3 @ (5) Minnesota Duluth 7 (UMD wins series, 2-1).Kellogg’s WCHA Final Five @ Xcel Energy Center, St. Paul, MNSemifinals: Minnesota Duluth 2 vs North Dakota 1; Minnesota Duluth 3 vs Colorado College 4 ot; Minnesota State 2 vs Minnesota 3 ot. Third Place Game: Minnesota Duluth 6 vs Minnesota State 4. Championship Game: Minnesota 4 vs Colorado College 2. All-Tournament Team: G - Justin Johnson, UM; D - Tom Preissing, CC; D - Keith Ballard, UM; F - Junior Lessard, UMD; F - Grant Potulny, UM; F - Shane Joseph, MSU. MVP: Grant Potulny, F, UM. Attendance: 72,786.WCHA Playoff Champion: Minnesota

2003-04WCHA First Round Playoffs (Best-of-3)(10) Michigan Tech 2 @ (1) North Dakota 6; (10) Michigan Tech 3 @ (1) North Dakota 4 ot (UND wins series, 2-0). (9) Minnesota State 4 @ (2) Minnesota Duluth 3 ot; (9) Minnesota State 2 @ (2) Minnesota Duluth 6; (9) Minnesota State 5 @ (2) Minnesota Duluth 6 (UMD wins series, 2-1). (8) Alaska Anchor-age 3 @ (3) Wisconsin 2; (8) Alaska Anchorage 0 @ (3) Wisconsin 4; (8) Alaska Anchorage 4 @ (3) Wisconsin 1 (UAA wins series, 2-1). (7) Colorado College 4 @ (4) Denver 3; (7) Colorado College 6 @ (4) Denver 1 (CC wins series, 2-0). (6) St. Cloud State 1 @ (5) Minnesota 6; (6) St. Cloud State 3 @ (5) Minnesota 7 (UM wins series, 2-0).Red Baron™ WCHA Final Five @ Xcel Energy Center, St. Paul, MNSemifinals: (5) Alaska Anchorage 4 vs (4) Colorado College 1; Alaska Anchor-age 2 vs (1) North Dakota 4; (3) Minnesota 7 vs (2) Minnesota Duluth 4. Third Place Game: Alaska Anchorage 2 vs Minnesota Duluth 4. Championship Game: Minnesota 5 vs North Dakota 4. All-Tournament Team: G - Kellen Briggs, UM; D - Keith Ballard, UM; D - Matt Jones, UND; F - Brandon Bochenski, UND; F - Zach Parise, UND; F - Danny Irmen, UM. MVP: Kellen Briggs, G, UM. Attendance: 82,564 (record).WCHA Playoff Champion: Minnesota

2004-05WCHA First Round Playoffs (Best-of-3)(10) Michigan Tech 1 @ (1) Denver 7; (10) Michigan Tech 0 @ (1) Denver 1 (DU wins series, 2-0). (9) St. Cloud State 2 @ (2) Colorado College 8; (9) St. Cloud State 2 @ (2) Colorado College 4 (CC wins series, 2-0). (8) Minnesota State 2 @ (3) Minnesota 7; (8) Minnesota State 3 @ (3) Minnesota 5 (UM wins series, 2-0). (7) Alaska Anchorage 4 @ (4) Wisconsin 5; (7) Alaska Anchorage 2 @ (4) Wisconsin 1; (7) Alaska Anchorage 1 @ (4) Wisconsin 2 (UW wins series, 2-1). (6) Minnesota Duluth 2 @ (5) North Dakota 8; (6) Minnesota Duluth 1 @ (5) North Dakota 6 (UND wins series, 2-0).

Red Baron™ WCHA Final Five @ Xcel Energy Center, St. Paul, MNSemifinals: (5) North Dakota 3 vs (4) Wisconsin 2; North Dakota 1 vs (1) Den-ver 2 ot; (3) Minnesota 0 vs (2) Colorado College 3. Third Place Game: North Dakota 4 vs Minnesota 2. Championship Game: Colorado College 0 vs Denver 1. All-Tournament Team: G - Curtis McElhinney, CC; D - Matt Laatsch, DU; D - Nick Fuher, UND; F - Gabe Gauthier, DU; F - Brett Sterling, CC; F - Rastislav Spirko, UND. MVP: Brett Sterling, F, CC. Attendance: 77,746.WCHA Playoff Champion: Denver

2005-06WCHA First Round Playoffs (Best-of-3)(10) Alaska Anchorage 4 @ (1) Minnesota 7; (10) Alaska Anchorage 2 @ (1) Minnesota 6 (UM wins series, 2-0). (9) Minnesota Duluth 3 @ (2) Denver 2 ot; (9) Minnesota Duluth 2 @ (2) Denver 3; (9) Minnesota Duluth 5 @ (2) Denver 2 (UMD wins series, 2-1). (8) Michigan Tech 1 @ (3) Wisconsin 4; (8) Michigan Tech 0 @ (3) Wisconsin 1 (UW wins series, 2-0). (7) Minnesota State 3 @ (4) North Dakota 2 ot; (7) Minnesota State 1 @ (4) North Dakota 4; (7) Minnesota State 0 @ (4) North Dakota 3 (UND wins series, 2-1). (6) St. Cloud State 2 @ (5) Colorado College 1; (6) St. Cloud State 2 @ (5) Colorado College 3; (6) St. Cloud State 3 @ (5) Colorado College 1 (SCSU wins series, 2-1).Red Baron™ WCHA Final Five @ Xcel Energy Center, St. Paul, MNQuarterfinal: Minnesota Duluth 1 vs St. Cloud State 5. Semifinals: North Da-kota 4 vs Wisconsin 3; St. Cloud State 8 vs Minnesota 7 ot. Third Place Game: Wisconsin 4 vs Minnesota 0. Championship Game: St. Cloud State 3 vs North Dakota 5. All-Tournament Team: G - Jordan Parise, UND; D - Kyle Klubertanz, UW; D - Matt Smaby, UND; F - Ryan Potulny, UM; F - T.J. Oshie, UND; F - Brock Hooton, SCSU. MVP: Jordan Parise, G, UND. Attendance: 87,579 (record).WCHA Playoff Champion: North Dakota

2006-07WCHA First Round Playoffs (Best-of-3)(10) Alaska Anchorage 2 @ (1) Minnesota 6; (10) Alaska Anchorage 2 @ (1) Minnesota 1 ot; (10) Alaska Anchorage 1 @ (1) Minnesota 3 (UM wins series, 2-1). (9) Minnesota Duluth 3 @ (2) St. Cloud State 1; (9) Minnesota Duluth 2 @ (2) St. Cloud State 3 ot; (9) Minnesota Duluth 2 @ (2) St. Cloud State 3 (3ot) (SCSU wins series, 2-1). (8) Minnesota State 2 @ (3) North Dakota 5; (8) Min-nesota State 1 @ (3) North Dakota 2 (UND wins series, 2-0). (7) Wisconsin 3 @ (4) Denver 2; (7) Wisconsin 2 @ (4) Denver 1 (UW wins series, 2-0). (6) Michigan Tech 2 @ (5) Colorado College 1 ot; (6) Michigan Tech 1 @ (5) Colorado College 0 (MTU wins series, 2-0).Red Baron™ WCHA Final Five @ Xcel Energy Center, St. Paul, MNQuarterfinal: (5) Wisconsin 4 vs (4) Michigan Tech 0. Semi-Finals: (3) North Dakota 6 vs (2) St. Cloud State 2; Wisconsin 2 vs (1) Minnesota 4. Third Place Game: Wisconsin 4 vs St. Cloud State 3 ot. Championship Game: North Dakota 2 vs Minnesota 3 ot. All-Tournament Team: G - Philippe Lamoureux, UND; D - Taylor Chorney, UND; D - Mike Vannelli, UM; F - Jake Dowell, UW; F - Jonathan Toews, UND; F - Blake Wheeler, UM. MVP: Blake Wheeler, F, UM. Attendance: 88,900 (record).WCHA Playoff Champion: Minnesota

2007-08WCHA First Round Playoffs (Best-of-3)(10) Alaska Anchorage 1 @ (1) Colorado College 4; (10) Alaska Anchorage 2 @ (1) Colorado College 3 ot (CC wins series, 2-0). (9) Michigan Tech 0 @ (2) North Dakota 4; (9) Michigan Tech 3 @ (2) North Dakota 2 ot; (9) Michigan Tech 1 @ (2) North Dakota 2 (UND wins series, 2-1). (8) Minnesota Duluth 3 @ (3) Denver 6; (8) Minnesota Duluth 0 @ (3) Denver 1 (DU wins series, 2-0). (7) Minnesota 0 @ (4) Minnesota State 1 (2ot); (7) Minnesota 2 @ (4) Minnesota State 1 ot; (7) Minnesota 3 @ (4) Minnesota State 2 (2ot) (UM wins series, 2-1). (6) Wisconsin 0 @ (5) St. Cloud State 3; (6) Wisconsin 3 @ (5) St. Cloud State 4 ot (SCSU wins series, 2-0).Red Baron™ WCHA Final Five @ Xcel Energy Center, St. Paul, MNQuarterfinal: (5) Minnesota 3 vs (4) St. Cloud State 2. Semifinals: (3) Denver 3 vs (2) North Dakota 1; (5) Minnesota 2 vs (1) Colorado College 1 ot. Third Place Game: North Dakota 4 vs Colorado College 2. Broadmoor Trophy Championship Game: Minnesota 1 vs Denver 2. All-Tournament Team: G - Peter Mannino, DU; D - Taylor Chorney, UND; D - Chris Butler, DU; F - Tom May, DU; F - T.J. Oshie, UND; F - Mike Hoeffel, UM. MVP: Alex Kangas, G, UM. Attendance: 86,855.WCHA Playoff Champion: Denver


2008-09WCHA First Round Playoffs (Best-of-3)(10) Michigan Tech 1 @ (1) North Dakota 5; (10) Michigan Tech 3 @ (1) North Dakota 4 (UND wins series, 2-0). (9) Alaska Anchorage 2 @ (2) Denver 3; (9) Alaska Anchorage 3 @ (2) Denver 4 (DU wins series, 2-0). (8) Minnesota State 1 @ (3) Wisconsin 7; (8) Minnesota State 2 @ (3) Wisconsin 4 (UW wins series, 2-0). (7) Minnesota Duluth 4 @ (4) Colorado College 1; (7) Minnesota Duluth 3 @ (4) Colorado College 1 (UMD wins series, 2-0). (6) St. Cloud State 2 @ (5) Minnesota 4; (6) St. Cloud State 0 @ (5) Minnesota 3 (UM wins series, 2-0).Red Baron™ WCHA Final Five @ Xcel Energy Center, St. Paul, MNQuarterfinal: (5) Minnesota Duluth 2 vs (4) Minnesota 1. Semifinals: (3) Wis-consin 0 vs (2) Denver 3; (5) Minnesota Duluth 3 vs (1) North Dakota 0. 3rd Place Game: Wisconsin 4 vs North Dakota 1. Broadmoor Trophy Championship Game: Minnesota Duluth 4 vs Denver 0. All-Tournament Team: G - Alex Stalock, UMD; D - Josh Meyers, UMD; D - Patrick Wiercioch, DU; F - MacGregor Sharp, UMD; F - Mike Connolly, UMD; F - Jordy Murray, UW. MVP: Alex Stalock, G, UMD. Attendance: 82,065.WCHA Playoff Champion: Minnesota Duluth

2009-10WCHA First Round Playoffs (Best-of-3)(10) Michigan Tech 1 @ (1) Denver 2; (10) Michigan Tech 2 @ (1) Denver 4 (DU wins series, 2-0). (9) Alaska Anchorage 1 @ (2) Wisconsin 4; (9) Alaska Anchor-age 2 @ (2) Wisconsin 7 (UW wins series, 2-0). (8) Minnesota State 5 @ (3) St. Cloud State 4 ot; (8) Minnesota State 2 @ (3) St. Cloud State 3; (8) Minnesota State 2 @ (3) St. Cloud State 3 ot (SCSU wins series, 2-1). (7) Minnesota 0 @ (4) North Dakota 6; (7) Minnesota 4 @ (4) North Dakota 2; (7) Minnesota 1 @ (4) North Dakota 4 (UND wins series, 2-1). (6) Colorado College 2 @ (5) Minnesota Duluth 3 ot; (6) Colorado College 5 @ (5) Minnesota Duluth 3; (6) Colorado College @ (5) Minnesota Duluth 4 (UMD wins series, 2-1).Red Baron™ WCHA Final Five @ Xcel Energy Center, St. Paul, MNQuarterfinal: (5) Minnesota Duluth 0 vs (4) North Dakota 2. Semi-Finals: (3) St. Cloud State 2 vs (2) Wisconsin 0; (4) North Dakota 4 vs (1) Denver 3. 3rd Place Game: Wisconsin 6 vs Denver 3. Broadmoor Trophy Championship Game: North Dakota 5 vs St. Cloud State 3. All-Tournament Team: G - Brad Eidsness, UND; D - Ben Blood, UND; D - Garrett Raboin, SCSU; D - Derrick Lapoint, UND; F - Chris VandeVelde, UND; F - Tony Mosey, SCSU; F - Blake Geoffrion, UW. MVP: Evan Trupp, F, UND. Attendance: 71,533.WCHA Playoff Champion: North Dakota

ATTENDANCE HISTORY • WCHA PLAYOFF CHAMPIONSHIP/FINAL FIVE

FOUR TEAM FORMAT • 1988-92Year Site Facility Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 Game 4 Total/Avg Game1988 St. Paul* Civic Center 12,270 13,829 12,051 13,657 51,807/12,9521989 St. Paul* Civic Center 12,271 12,911 12,237 12,813 50,232/12,5581990 St. Paul* Civic Center 12,316 11,137 10,688 13,704 47,845/11,9611991 St. Paul* Civic Center 13,476 10,310 9,473 11,028 44,287/11,0721992 St. Paul* Civic Center 10,094 11,384 9,983 12,618 44,079/11,020Totals 60,427 59,571 54,432 63,820 238,250/11,913

FINAL FIVE FORMAT • 1993-CURRENTYear Site Facility Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 Game 4 Game 5 Total/Avg Game1993 St. Paul Civic Center 8,848 11,319 9,281 8,832 12,457 50,737/10,1471994 Milwaukee Bradley Center 12,139 12,381 12,150 12,004 12,693 61,367/12,2731995 St, Paul Civic Center 15,464$ 9,719 10,571 9,188 10,966 55,908/11,1821996 Milwaukee Bradley Center 8,978 11,429 8,401 8,958 9,538 47,304/9,4061997 St. Paul Civic Center 9,272 9,528 14,013 9,577 14,317 56,707/11,3411998 Milwaukee Bradley Center 6,438 6,306 9,452 6,345 10,166 38,707/7,7411999 Minneapolis Target Center 10,128 6,066 11,311 6,276 8,445 42,226/8,4452000 Minneapolis Target Center 12,234 8,397 11,520 7,129 10,437 49,717/9,9432001 St. Paul Xcel Energy Center 9,966 10,375 18,409 11,299 17,563 67,612/13,5222002 St. Paul Xcel Energy Center 13,103 12,438 18,523$ 12,961 18,126 75,151/15,0302003 St. Paul Xcel Energy Center 14,305 12,292 17,012 12,509 16,668 72,786/14,5572004 St. Paul Xcel Energy Center 14,123 15,022 19,208$ 14,905 19,306$ 82,564/16,5132005 St. Paul Xcel Energy Center 15,583 13,132 17,794 14,730 16,507 77,746/15,5492006 St. Paul Xcel Energy Center 16,312 16,468 19,353 16,134 19,282$ 87,579/17,5162007 St. Paul Xcel Energy Center 16,449 17,511 19,359$ 16,118 19,463$ 88,900/17,7802008 St. Paul Xcel Energy Center 19,232$ 16,768 16,967 15,981 17,907 86,855/17,3712009 St. Paul Xcel Energy Center 17,611 14,722 17,729 15,254 16,749 82,065/16,4132010 St. Paul Xcel Energy Center 15,292 13,113 14,170 12,544 16,414 71,533/14,3072011 St. Paul Xcel Energy Center 13,131 12,903 15,008 (no game) 16,731 57,773/14,4432012 St. Paul Xcel Energy Center 11,489 15,133 12,804 16,738 16,838 73,002/14,600WCHA Final Five Totals: 20 Years 260,097 245,022 293,035 227,482 300,572 1,326,239/13,396WCHA Playoff Championship Totals: 25 Years 1,564,489/13,147

Attendance records in bold face; $sellout


2010-11WCHA First Round Playoffs (Best-of-3)(12) Michigan Tech 0 @ (1) North Dakota 8; (12) Michigan Tech 1 @ (1) North Dakota 3 (UND wins series, 2-0). (11) Minnesota State 2 @ (2) Denver 4; (11) Minnesota State 2 @ (2) Denver 3 ot (DU wins series, 2-0). (10) Bemidji State 4 @ (3) Nebraska Omaha 2; (10) Bemidji State 3 @ (3) Nebraska Omaha 2 (BSU wins series, 2-0). (9) St. Cloud State 2 @ (4) Minnesota Duluth 4; (9) St. Cloud State 2 @ (4) Minnesota Duluth 3 (3 ot) (UMD wins series, 2-0). (8) Alaska Anchorage 4 @ (5) Minnesota 3; (8) Alaska Anchorage 2 @ (5) Minnesota 0 (UAA wins series, 2-0). (7) Wisconsin 3 @ (6) Colorado College 1; (7) Wisconsin 3 @ (6) Colorado College 4 ot; (7) Wisconsin 1 @ (6) Colorado College 2 (CC wins series, 2-1).Red Baron™ WCHA Final Five @ Xcel Energy Center, St. Paul, MNQuarterfinals: (6) Bemidji State 3 @ (3) Minnesota Duluth 2 ot; (5) Alaska Anchorage 2 vs (4) Colorado College 4. Semi-Finals: Bemidji State 2 vs (2) Denver 6; Colorado College 3 vs (1) North Dakota 4. Broadmoor Trophy Championship Game: North Dakota 3 vs Denver 2 (2ot). All-Tournament Team: G - Sam Brittain, DU; D - Chay Genoway, UND; D - Matt Donovan, DU; F - Matt Frattin, UND; F - Anthony Maiani, DU; F - Jason Schwartz, CC. MVP: Matt Frattin, F, UND. Attendance: 57,773* (* 4 sessions).WCHA Playoff Champion: North Dakota

2011-12WCHA First Round Playoffs (Best-of-3)(11) Minnesota State 2 at (2) Minnesota Duluth 4; (11) Minnesota State 2 at (2) Minnesota Duluth 3 (2 ot) (UMD wins 2-0). (12) Alaska Anchorage 1 at (1) Minnesota 2; (12) Alaska Anchorage 3 at (1) Minnesota 7 (UM wins 2-0). (7) Nebraska Omaha 0 at (6) St. Cloud State 4; (7) Nebraska Omaha 1 at (6) St. Cloud State 3 (SCSU wins, 2-0). (9) Bemidji State 1 at (4) North Dakota 4; (9) Bemidji State 3 at (4) North Dakota 4 (UND wins 2-0). (8) Michigan Tech 3 at (5) Colorado College 1; (8) Michigan Tech 4 at (5) Colorado College 3 ot (MTU wins 2-0). (10) Wisconsin 1 at (3) Denver 0; (10) Wisconsin 1 at (3) Denver 3; (10) Wisconsin 2 at (3) Denver 3 ot (DU wins 2-1)Red Baron™ WCHA Final Five @ Xcel Energy Center, St. Paul, MNQuarterfinals: (6) Michigan Tech 2 vs (3) Denver 3 ot; (5) St. Cloud State 1 vs (4) North Dakota 4. Semi-Finals: Denver 4 vs (2) Minnesota Duluth 3 (2 ot); North Dakota 6 vs (1) Minnesota 3. Broadmoor Trophy Championship Game: North Dakota 4 vs Denver 0. All-Tournament Team: F - Jason Zucker, DU; F - Mario Lamoureux, UND; F - Brock Nelson, UND; D - Derek Forbort, UND; D - Andrew MacWilliams, UND; G - Aaron Dell, UND. MVP: Aaron Dell, G, UND. Attendance: 73,002.WCHA Playoff Champion: North Dakota


By Team v. HEA v. ECACH v. CCHA v. AHA v. Ind. TotalAlaska Anchorage 1-0-0 0-0-0 0-2-0 1-0-1 0-0-0 2-2-1Bemidji State 0-2-0 0-1-0 1-1-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-4-1Colorado College 0-1-1 2-3-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 3-4-1Denver 2-1-0 2-1-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 5-2-0Michigan Tech 0-0-0 0-0-0 4-2-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 4-2-0Minnesota 3-0-0 0-0-0 3-0-0 2-0-0 0-0-0 8-0-0Minnesota Duluth 0-1-0 0-0-0 2-3-0 0-0-0 2-0-0 4-4-0Minnesota State 2-0-0 2-0-1 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-1 6-0-2Nebraska Omaha 0-0-0 0-2-0 1-2-0 1-0-0 2-0-0 4-4-0North Dakota 1-1-0 0-0-0 1-2-0 2-0-0 0-0-0 4-3-0St. Cloud State 0-2-0 1-1-0 0-2-0 0-0-0 2-0-0 3-5-0Wisconsin 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-3-0 0-0-0 3-1-0 4-4-0Totals 9-8-1 7-8-1 13-17-1 9-0-1 10-1-1 48-34-5 (.528) (.469) (.435) (.950) (.875) (.580)

By Site v. HEA v. ECACH v. CCHA v. AHA v. Ind. TotalHome 5-3-1 6-4-1 9-7-1 6-0-1 9-1-0 35-15-4Away 3-2-0 0-4-0 2-6-0 2-0-0 1-0-1 8-12-1Neutral 1-3-0 1-0-0 2-4-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 5-7-0Totals 9-8-1 7-8-1 13-17-1 9-0-1 10-1-1 48-34-5 (.528) (.469) (.435) (.950) (.875) (.580)

2012-13 WCHA NON-CONFERENCE RECORDS • TEAM BY TEAM

2012-13 HEAD-TO-HEAD WCHA TEAM RECORDS • FINAL(Note: each column has number of games vs each opponent and season record vs that opponent. Each team plays a total of 28 league games.)

UAA BSU CC DU MTU UM UMD MSU UNO UND SCSU UW GP, W-L-T, PTSUAA --- 2, 0-1-1 2, 0-0-2 2, 0-2-0 2, 1-1-0 4, 0-3-1 2, 0-2-0 4, 0-3-1 2, 0-2-0 2, 0-1-1 2, 1-1-0 4, 0-4-0 28, 2-20-6, 10BSU 2, 1-0-1 --- 2, 0-2-0 2, 1-0-1 4, 0-3-1 2, 0-2-0 4, 2-1-1 2, 0-2-0 4, 1-2-1 2, 0-1-1 2, 0-2-0 2, 0-1-1 28, 5-16-7, 17CC 2, 0-0-2 2, 2-0-0 --- 4, 1-2-1 2, 1-1-0 2, 0-1-1 2, 1-1-0 2, 1-1-0 2, 0-2-0 4, 2-2-0 4, 1-3-0 2, 2-0-0 28, 11-13-4, 26DU 2, 2-0-0 2, 0-1-1 4, 2-1-1 --- 2, 2-0-0 2, 1-1-0 2, 2-0-0 2, 2-0-0 2, 1-0-1 4, 1-2-1 4, 1-3-0 2, 0-1-1 28, 14-9-5, 33MTU 2, 1-1-0 4, 3-0-1 2, 1-1-0 2, 0-2-0 --- 2, 1-1-0 4, 0-3-1 2, 0-2-0 4, 1-3-0 2, 0-2-0 2, 1-1-0 2, 0-0-2 28, 8-16-4, 20UM 4, 3-0-1 2, 2-0-0 2, 1-0-1 2, 1-1-0 2, 1-1-0 --- 2, 1-0-1 4, 2-2-0 2, 1-1-0 2, 1-0-1 2, 1-1-0 4, 2-1-1 28, 16-7-5, 37UMD 2, 2-0-0 4, 1-2-1 2, 1-1-0 2, 0-2-0 4, 3-0-1 2, 0-1-1 --- 2, 0-2-0 4, 2-2-0 2, 0-1-1 2, 1-1-0 2, 0-1-1 28, 10-13-5, 25MSU 4, 3-0-1 2, 2-0-0 2, 1-1-0 2, 0-2-0 2, 2-0-0 4, 2-2-0 2, 2-0-0 --- 2, 1-1-0 2, 1-1-0 2, 0-2-0 4, 2-2-0 28, 16-11-1, 33UNO 2, 2-0-0 4, 2-1-1 2, 2-0-0 2, 0-1-1 4, 3-1-0 2, 1-1-0 4, 2-2-0 2, 1-1-0 --- 2, 0-2-0 2, 1-1-0 2, 0-2-0 28, 14-12-2, 30UND 2, 1-0-1 2, 1-0-1 4, 2-2-0 4, 2-1-1 2, 2-0-0 2, 0-1-1 2, 1-0-1 2, 1-1-0 2, 2-0-0 --- 4, 1-2-1 2, 1-0-1 28, 14-7-7, 35SCSU 2, 1-1-0 2, 2-0-0 4, 3-1-0 4, 3-1-0 2, 1-1-0 2, 1-1-0 2, 1-1-0 2, 2-0-0 2, 1-1-0 4, 2-1-1 --- 2, 1-1-0 28, 18-9-1, 37UW 4, 4-0-0 2, 1-0-1 2, 0-2-0 2, 1-0-1 2, 0-0-2 4, 1-2-1 2, 1-0-1 4, 2-2-0 2, 2-0-0 2, 0-1-1 2, 1-1-0 --- 28, 13-8-7, 33

WCHA Men’s Tie-Breaking Procedures - For Playoff Purposes Only At the conclusion of the regular season, teams will be ranked by the number of points accumulated. If two teams are tied for first place, they will be declared co-WCHA champions. The first round of the WCHA's post-season tournament will be a best-of-three games format at the home site of the teams ranked higher in the final regular season standings. All 12 teams participate in the first round of the tournament. First round playoff pairings will be: #1 rank vs #12 rank, #2 rank vs #11 rank, #3 vs #10, #4 vs #9, 5# vs #8, and #6 vs #7. Following the six first round series, the six winning teams will be re-seeded #1 thru #6 according to their standings in the final WCHA in-season competition and will advance to the WCHA Final Five. In the event that ties are encountered in the determination of WCHA ranking or designation of home teams for playoff purposes, the following procedures will be used in the order given to break the ties: a) If two or more teams are tied, head-to-head competition during the regular (conference) season will be used to break the tie. b) If two or more teams are still tied after (a), the highest seed will go to the team with the most WCHA (conference) wins during the regular season. c) If two or more teams played a four-game series during the regular season and the teams have the same win-loss records for those series and the same number of WCHA wins, the team having the least number of goals scored against it in the four-game series shall have the higher rank. If two or more teams played a two-game series during the regular season, procede to tie-breaker d). d) If two or more teams are still tied after applying the provisions of (a), (b) and (c), the team having the greatest "winning margin" during the regular season will have the higher rank. Winning margin = WCHA goals for during the regular season minus WCHA goals against. e) Games played against WCHA opponents in holiday tournaments will not be counted in the determinations.


WCHA TEAM NOTEBOOKS

ALASKA ANCHORAGEThe Alaska Anchorage Seawolves’ season came to an end with a 6-1, 5-1 loss to then-No. 8 St. Cloud State in the WCHA First Round on March 15-16 … in the playoffs, the Seawolves are now 6-39 and 1-3 at the WCHA Final Five … the Seawolves have only advanced to the WCHA Final Five twice, with the last coming in 2011 when they defeated Minnesota at Mariucci Arena in the First Round (4-3, 2-0) …the Seawolves concluded the season with an overall record of 4-25-7 and a 2-20-6 WCHA slate … after the OT game on March 2, the Seawolves played in 11 games that had gone into sudden death, going 0-2-8 … at the completion of all six non-conference games this season, UAA finished with a 2-3-1 record … the Seawolves posted four shorthanded goals – the most since scoring 10 in 2010 … seven Seawolves dressed in all 36 contests … on Feb. 1-2, Seawolves forged their sixth and seventh ties of the season, finishing one short of the program record of eight (2007-08) … the freshman class led the Seawolves this season, posting 50 points, while the junior class had 49 … the rookies also led with 35 assists, while the junior class posted a team-high 18 goals and eight power-play strikes … UAA earned its first WCHA point of the season with the 3-3 tie on Oct. 27 – UAA’s first non-loss at UND since Nov. 14, 2008 … Dave Shyiak is 18-8-6 (.656) all-time in the first four games and picked up his 80th career win on Feb. 8 at MTU … the Seawolves claimed their second straight Kendall Hockey Classic title on Oct. 12-13 … UAA is now 22-14-10 overall in the Classic … UAA is now 8-3-5 under Shyiak in the Kendall Hockey Classic, with titles in 2006, 2011 and 2012 … the Seawolves are now 6-0-2 in season-openers under Shyiak … UAA hasn’t lost a season-opener since 2000 against Michigan State (5-4); since then, UAA has gone 9-0-3 in season-openers … the shutout on Oct. 12 was only the second for UAA in a season-opener in 35 years of program history, along with a 4-0 win against Niagara in the 1999 Classic … scoring UAA’s only goals of the weekend against SCSU were senior Scott Warner (Friday) and freshman Blake Tatchell (Saturday) … Warner (Anchorage) finished his final season with UAA with 3-3=6 totals from the blueline with the three goals tying his career-best from 2010-11 … Tatchell finished the season as UAA’s point leader with 25 and a team-high 16 assists … Tatchell’s nine goals rank him tied for No. 20 on the all-time UAA rookie list and are the most for a UAA freshman since current forward Matt Bailey posted 10 in 2010-11 … Tatchell led UAA by scoring at least one point in 18 of the 36 games this season … leading UAA with 12 goals this season was sophomore F Scott Allen … Allen (12-7=19), who was named to the Kendall Hockey Classic all-tour-nament team in October, has easily bypassed his goal total from his rookie campaign (3) … UAA’s second leading point scorer was junior F Jordan Kwas with 20 points, despite missing the final six games with an injury … Kwas’ career- and team- high six game point streak (3-6=9) came to an end on Feb. 15 … Kwas’ power-play goal on Feb. 8 was his team-leading fifth of the season, while his game-winning strike was the second of his career … Kwas owns nine career power-play goals, with just 15 goals coming at even-strength … the Cochrane, Alberta, native leads current UAA skaters with 58 points … posting a career-high 41 saves in net on March 16 was junior G Chris Kamal, after posting a career-best 39 against UAF on March 1 … Kamal (2-14-3) dressed in 21 games this season for UAA, while classmate G Rob Gunderson (2-11-4) suited up in 18 … Gunderson posted a career-high 45 saves in net on March 8 vs. Denver … Gunderson’s previous high was 43, furnished Jan. 28, 2011 at Minnesota … in addition to Warner, the Seawolves said goodbye to four other seniors; Chris Crowell, Tyler Currier, Alex Gellert and Daniel Naslund.

BEMIDJI STATEThe Bemidji State men’s hockey team dropped a pair of one-goal games at Minnesota (2-1 ot, 4-3) March 15-16 and bowed out of the 2013 WCHA Playoffs … The Beavers are 1-14-1 all-time versus Minnesota, are without a win in the list eight meetings versus the Gophers (0-7-1), and are 1-10-0 versus the Gophers in games played at Mariucci Arena … Last Friday night’s overtime contest was the Beavers’ 12th of the season, a mark second only to a program record 15 overtime contests set in 2002-03, which was an NCAA record at the time and now ranks 14th … BSU was winless in overtime this season at 0-4-8, marking the first time in the program’s 56-year history that the team has lost four overtime games in a single season … The Beavers were involved in 23 games decided by a goal or less in 2012-13 … BSU was 3-12 in one-goal games and had eight draws in 2012-13 … Andrew Walsh turned aside a career-high 49 saves in last Friday night’s loss, marking the largest save total by a BSU goaltender since a Jan. 27, 2001, 51-save performance by Grady Hunt and sits third on the single-game saves list in BSU’s Division I-era … Brance Orban posted his team-leading 23rd point of the season last Saturday which established a new career-high (9g, 14a) set a year ago as a junior … Jordan George finished his collegiate career with 119 points (57g, 62a) in 148 games to rank third on BSU’s D-I list and 30th on BSU’s all-time scoring list … With 57 goals to his credit, George sits second on BSU’s Division I-era goal scoring list and with 62 he sits sixth on BSU’s Division I-era assists list … Including last Friday, the Beavers failed to record a single power-play opportunity (0-for-0) in four games during the 2012-13, which includes an entire series (vs. SCSU Feb. 1-2) … Since BSU made the jump to the NCAA Division I level in 1999-2000, an 0-for-0 game has only happened eight times in 544 games … BSU finished the season, 18-for-97 (.186) on the man-advantage with 15 power-play goals coming in 28 WCHA games … The Beavers were 15-for-76 (.197) in WCHA play to rank sixth the league in power-play efficiency … BSU’s penalty-kill unit held the Gopher power-play unit in check on three of four man-advantage opportunities last weekend … BSU is now 101-for-126 (.802) on the season … BSU allowed six power-play goals in its last 15 games and 36 opponent chances (.857), but four of those came in the Beavers’ last five games and 11 opponent chances (.364) … In BSU’s 36 games of 2012-13, it was out scored 38-21 during the third period … BSU held a lead or was tied in the third period of seven of its last eight games, however it was just 1-4-2 in those games … BSU owns a third period lead in 15 games in 2012-13, but lost eight of those leads (6-3-5) … BSU was 0-7-1 on Olympic ice sheet in 2012-13 and has not been victorious on the lager ice sheet since a 3-1 win at St. Cloud State’s National Hockey Center Dec. 3, 2011 … The Beavers finished 2012-13 2-10-4 on the road but picked up at least a point in every regular-season road series after Dec. 7-8 (1-5-3) … Bemidji State 4-3 loss at Minnesota to cap the WCHA playoffs was BSU’s 22nd loss of the season … It marked the second time in the 56-year history of the BSU men’s hockey program last 22 or more games. BSU lost program-record 26 games in 2000-01 … This season BSU was out shot in 29 of 36 games, which includes all four vs Minnesota, and is trailing its opponents 1,172-857 in the shot department for an average of -8.8 shots on goal per game … BSU was 4-18-6 when being out shot in 2012-13, 2-2-1 when out shooting its opponent and 0-2-1 when the shots are even … Bemidji State is now 3-5 in the WCHA postseason with a 2011 appearance in the WCHA Final Five semifinal game to its credit … BSU swept Nebraska-Omaha (4-2 and 3-2) in Omaha March 11-12, 2011 before defeating eventual NCAA Champion Minnesota Duluth (3-2) in overtime of the Final Five quarterfinal … Last season, BSU was bounced from the playoffs, dropping back-to-back games to North Dakota in Grand Forks (4-1 and 4-3) … BSU has faced seven nationally-ranked opponents this season. BSU is 1-11-3 versus the nations’ top 15 teams according to the USAToday poll … Since 1999-2000, BSU has faced Minnesota 11 times when the Gophers have been ranked and is 0-11-0 in those games … The Beavers’ sophomore goaltender Andrew Walsh is already climbing up the BSU record books … With 86 saves vs Minnesota he finished his


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sophomore campaign with 1,007 saves in the green and white … He needs 283 to pass Layne Sedevie (2003-07) and take fourth on the list (1,289) … This season BSU made it difficult on opposing attackers … As a team, BSU blocked 593 shots … Defender Matt Prapavessis led the team and the WCHA with 66 blocks, while BSU placed four among the top 10 shot blockers in the league … Cory Ward has scored in five of the Beavers’ last eight games and has six points (4g, 3a) and was an even +/- over that span … Ward finished the season as BSU’s top-scoring freshman with 15 points (9g, 6a), was fifth among all his teammates in scoring and his nine goals matched Jordan George and Brance Orban for second on the team … Ward’s nine goals tie him for sixth in BSU’s Division I-era for goals scored by a freshman … Sophomore Danny Mattson led all BSU players with 15 assists … His career-high 19 points (4g, 15a) matched Jordan George for second on the team, while setting a career-mark for assist sin a season … Aaron McLeod’s team-best 11 goals this season marked a career high for the senior … Bemidji State’s 74 goals in 2012-13 marks a program-low since making the jump to the NCAA Division I level prior to the 1999-2000 campaign and the fewest goals BSU has scored since a 13-game, 67-goal 1965-66 season … Andrew Walsh’s .9163 save percentage among BSU’s top 10 all-time single-season save percentage marks.

COLORADO COLLEGEThe Tigers, who are making their 14th trip to the WCHA Final Five (or Four), will need to win the Broadmoor Trophy for the first time in order to earn an automatic bid to the NCAA tournament as conference playoff champion … They have reached the championship game on three occasions (1995, 2003 and 2005) and are 6-1 in seven appearances in the now-defunct third-place contest … Colorado College is 13-15 in 28 all-time games at the league’s showcase event after defeating Alaska Anchorage (4-2) and losing to North Dakota (4-3) in its last visit to St. Paul two years ago … this past Sunday’s victory at Denver was CC’s third in seven all-time Game 3 appearances since the best-of-three format was adopted for the opening round … The Tigers had advanced twice before, both times at home, eliminating Minnesota Duluth in 1992 and Wisconsin in 2011 … They lost at home to Michigan Tech twice (1994 and 2007) and to St. Cloud State (2006), as well as at Duluth in 2010 … Colorado College now has beaten DU in four consecutive first-round playoff series – having previously ousted the Pioneers with two-game sweeps in 1987, 1998 and 2004 … All except 1998 have been in Denver … The Tigers, who played an opening-round series on the road for just the third time in the last 20 years, are 7-10-3 away from home this season … With five points (2g, 3a) against the Pioneers last weekend, senior center Rylan Schwartz bumped his career total to 154 (56g, 98a) and moved into a tie with for-mer All-American Bill “Red” Hay for 30th place on on CC’s all-time chart … Schwartz’s 98 assists ranks 17th on the program’s all-time list … The Tigers are 8-0-3 this season when senior right wing Andrew Hamburg, who collected three assists in the first round, has recorded at least one point in a game … While amassing 40 or more saves in a contest for the sixth and seventh times this season last weekend, Howe leap-frogged past two-time All-American Ed Mio into third place on Colorado College’s all-time chart with 3,105 stops during his career as a Tiger … Apart from Howe and Mio (1974-78), who compiled 3,047 saves, only Marty Wakelyn (1982-86) with 3,630 and Derek Pizzey (1985-89) with 3,603 – ever have seen more rubber in net for CC … Despite being held without a point last week, senior blue-line specialist Mike Boivin continues to lead all defensemen nationwide with 14 goals this campaign … Junior Archie Skalbeck, who was credited with his team-leading fourth game-winning goal of the season in last Saturday’s 2-1 victory over Denver, also has assisted on three GWG while factoring in on a CC-best seven altogether in 2012-13 … Schwartz, who set up sophomore right wing Charlie Taft’s second game-winner of the season midway through the third period of last Sunday’s 4-3 triumph, now has been involved in 29 during his four years at CC, scoring eight and assisting on 21 … Second-period goals by freshmen Cody Bradley and Hunter Fejes, along with Schwartz’s unassisted shorthanded tally that turned a 2-0 deficit into a 3-2 Colorado College

lead, came just 5:05 apart for the team’s quickest three red lighters of the season … Junior left wing Alexander Krushelnyski, who has doubled his overall points total of last season with 40 (14g, 26a) so far in ‘12-13, has logged 22 (9g, 13a) of them during the third period or overtime … That ties him for the national lead in that category with Boston College’s Steven Whitney … The Tigers, who have posted an 8-6-3 record since mid-Janu-ary that includes six victories over Top 10 ranked opponents, are 15-9-8 in 32 showdowns with archrival DU dating back to the 2005-06 season … CC also owns a winning record of 17-11-5 in 32 all-time encounters, including a 4-1 mark in playoff games, against the Pioneers at Magness Arena … Colorado College is 12-2 this season when leading after two periods as well as 12-3-2 when scoring four or more goals in a game.

DENVERThe Pioneers are off this week after dropping their best-of-three opening round WCHA playoff series last weekend against Colorado College two games to one … Denver opened the series with a 5-3 win last Friday night, but the Tigers posted back-to-back one-goal victories (2-1, 4-3) to advance to the 2013 WCHA Final Five … This marks the first season since 2007 that the Pioneers have not moved on to the second stage of the conference playoffs … Denver will now wait and see if it earns an at-large bid to the 2013 NCAA National Championship … The NCAA field will be announced on Sunday, March 24 at 7 pm (MT) on ESPNU … This year’s NCAA Regional sites are Grand Rapids, Mich. (West), Toledo, Ohio (Central), Providence (East) and Manchester, N.H. (Northeast) … Friday’s win clinched Denver’s 12th consecutive 20-win season, which is tied for the longest streak of any program nationally.

MICHIGAN TECHMichigan Tech concluded its 92nd season of intercollegiate hockey with a 13-20-4 record … The Huskies compiled 29 wins over the last two seasons, their best two-year stretch since winning 32 combined in 2006-07 and 2007-08 … Tech broke a couple of streaks with its 2-1 win in game two of the WCHA Playoffs first round series at North Dakota … The Huskies snapped UND’s 14-game WCHA Playoff win streak and ended a 17-game winless streak with North Dakota … Freshman Alex Petan (Delta, BC) finished his rookie campaign with 14 goals, 20 assists and 34 total points … He led the team in goals and total points and was tied for the team lead in points … Petan was Tech’s first member of the All-WCHA Rookie Team since 1993 (Pat Mikesch and Jason Wright) … He was Michigan Tech’s highest-scoring player since Colin Murphy had 11-42=53 in 2004-05 and its highest-scoring rookie since Chris Conner had 13-24=37 in 2002-03 … Tech went 13-3-1 when scoring the first goal of the season and 0-17-3 when it didn’t tally first … Pheonix Copley finished his freshman season with an 8-15-1 record in 24 total appearances … The North Pole, Alaska, native posted a goals-against average of 3.22 and a save percentage of .900 … He was decidedly improved after Christmas with a 2.71 GAA and .917 save percentage with three shutouts … Seven Michigan Tech seniors wrapped up their collegiate careers: defenseman Tommy Brown (Prince Albert, SK), goaltender Kevin Genoe (Qualicum, BC), forward Mikael Lickteig (Little Falls, MN), defenseman Carl Nielsen (Amherst, OH), forward Aaron Pietila (Brighton, MI), forward Chad Pietila (Milford, MI) and defenseman Steven Seigo (Edenwold, SK) … Sophomore David Johnstone (Grand Ledge, MI) finished as Tech’s second leading scorer with 29 points in just 32 games … The left wing had 10 goals and was tied for the team lead with 19 assists … He was also the team leader in plus-minus rating (plus-seven) and shots on goal (123) … Tan-ner Kero (Hancock, MI) posted four goals in his final six games to reach double digits in goals for the second straight season … The sophomore posted 11 goals and 13 assists on the year for 24 total points … All five of Michigan Tech’s top point producers were freshmen and sophomores. All five had at least 24 points on the season … Steven Seigo (Edenwold, SK) competed in all of Tech’s 150 games during his four-year career, never missing one … The defenseman averaged exactly half a point per game with 75 total points on 19 goals and 56 assists … Seigo had 6-11=17 this



season and led the team in blocked shots with 57 … Head coach Mel Pearson finished his second season behind the Tech bench with a 29-39-8 career record … He was the WCHA Coach of the Year in his first year as the Huskies skipper in 2011-12.

MINNESOTAThe No. 1/2 Minnesota men’s hockey program returns to action this weekend at the WCHA Final Five at the Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul … the Gophers enter the weekend with a 26-7-5 overall record after sweeping Bemidji State in two games in a best-of-three WCHA playoff series last weekend at Mariucci Arena … Minnesota picked up a 2-1 win in overtime in Friday’s series opener before rallying for a 4-3 victory to advance to the WCHA Final Five on Saturday … this weekend marks Minnesota’s 17th trip to the WCHA Final Five … the Gophers are next slated to play on Friday night in the 7 pm semifinal against the winner of Thursday’s Colorado College/North Dakota quarterfinal … Minnesota is 9-7 all-time in WCHA semifinal action and 20-16 overall at the WCHA Final Five … the Gophers have 14 WCHA playoff titles all-time (second only to Denver’s 15), the Maroon and Gold are looking for the team’s first championship since 2007 … the Gophers boast the nation’s top scoring offense with 137 goals this season and an average of 3.61 goals per game … Minnesota also has the NCAA’s best power-play in 2012-13, converting 40-of-159 power-play chances this season (.252) … the Maroon and Gold lead the WCHA in scoring defense with a league-low 75 goals against and an average of 1.97 goals against per game (third nationally) and penalty killing at 94-for-109 (.862, eighth nationally) … Minnesota leads the WCHA in all four team statistics and is the only team in the nation to be ranked among the top 10 in all four categories … Adam Wilcox (25-6-5) is now tied for Minnesota’s rookie wins record with Kellen Briggs (2003-04) … the freshman ranks second in the nation in wins this season (one off Eric Hartzell of Quinnipiac for the national lead) … Wilcox’s 1.84 goals-against average rank second in the WCHA this season and seventh nationally … Kyle Rau notched the overtime game winner on Friday for his seventh game-deciding goal of the season – a national best this year … Minnesota is 23-1-1 this season when Rau tallies a point … Erik Haula leads Minnesota, and ranks fourth in the WCHA (tied for fifth nationally) with 49 points this season – one more point will give the junior a career-high … Nick Bjugstad is the team’s leading goal scorer with 21 tallies this season (tied sixth nationally, tied fourth in the WCHA) … 11 of Bjugstad’s goals have come on the power-play this season, ranking the junior third nationally in power-play goals … the Gophers closed out its 2012-13 home schedule with a 16-3-3 mark at Mariucci Arena while the team also went a perfect 8-0-0 in non-conference play … in WCHA action, the Gophers earned a share of their 14th regular-season title with a 16-7-5 record.

MINNESOTA DULUTHThe University of Minnesota Duluth drew the curtain on the 2012-13 season last weekend in Madison, Wis., where the Bulldogs were ambushed twice by the University of Wisconsin (3-1 and 4-1) in the opening round of the WCHA playoffs … This marks the first time since 2007-08 and just the fourth time in the past 11 seasons the Bulldogs failed to advance to the WCHA Final Five tournament … The best-of-three WCHA playoff series loss to Wisconsin meant the end of the line for the UMD’s seven seniors: wingers Cody Danberg, Dan DeLisle, Keegan Flaherty and Mike Seidel, center Jake Hendrickson, and defensemen Wade Bergman and Drew Olson … For the first time in the 69-year history of Bulldog hockey, more than one individual finished atop the team’s scoring charts as senior left winger Mike Seidel, freshman center Tony Cameranesi and freshman left winger Austin Farley shared the No. 1 spot with 34 points each … Cameranesi, a member of the All-WCHA Rookie Team, and Farley join centers Tim Stapleton (2002-03) and Keith “Huffer” Christiansen (1963-64) as the only first-year freshmen to ever lead the Bulldogs in scoring since UMD joined the NCAA I ranks in 1961-62 … This was UMD’s 48th and

final season of play in the WCHA – the Bulldogs will join new eight-team National Collegiate Hockey Conference next fall … 2012-13 All-WCHA Rookie team honoree Andy Welinski, one of just six Bulldogs who skated in all 38 games this season, closed out his debut collegiate season with four goals and 14 assists … His 18 points represented the second-highest scoring harvest by a UMD rookie defenseman since the 1998-99 season (only Justin Faulk, now a member of the Carolina Hurricanes, had more with 33 points two winters ago) … UMD averaged the seventh-best home attendance in the country this season (6,206 spectators a night) while going 9-8-1 … The Bulldogs are 28-17-4 in 49 lifetime engagements at AMSOIL Arena, which opened its doors for business on Dec. 30, 2010 … In 24 starts (the most by a UMD rookie in 10 years), Matt McNeely posted a 10-11-3 record to go with a 2.67 goals-against average and a .902 saves percentage … That 2.67 goals-against figure is unmatched by any first-year Bulldog goaltender who ever played at least one-third of his team’s games … Five of UMD’s veterans attained career highs for scoring this season … That quintet includes junior winger Joe Basaraba (17 points), sophomore winger Justin Crandall (16 points), sophomore winger Adam Krause (four points), Mike Seidel (34 points) and junior defenseman Tim Smith (four points) … Going back to a 5-4 home loss to Minnesota on Oct. 15, 2011, UMD is unbeaten (29-0-4) when it has scored four or more goals. That included a 9-0-2 record this season … Junior Tim Smith, who played at Providence College for half a season as a freshman before eventually transferring to UMD one year ago, earned the team’s 2012-13 Bob Junkert Award for producing the best plus-minus rating (+4) of any Bulldog … The Bulldogs were 5-9-4 away from AMSOIL Arena this season and managed only one victory – at Colorado College on Jan. 18 – in their last 10 away engagements (1-7-2)

MINNESOTA STATEMinnesota State (24-12-3), which enters the 2013 Red Baron WCHA Final Five by virtue of its first-round series victory over Nebraska Omaha, has won 21 of its last 29 games … Rated eighth in this week’s USCHO.com poll, the Mavericks are participating in their third WCHA Final Five … MSU owns an 0-2 mark in Final Fives, having lost play-in games twice to Minnesota (6-4 in 1999-00) and 3-2 in 2002-03) … Including this year, MSU owns an 11-29 all-time mark in WCHA play-off games … With 17-28=45 on the year forward Matt Leitner stands atop MSU’s scoring charts … Leitner, who has 7-8=15 in the last 10 games, is 10th overall in the country in points and tenth in assists … Leitner, who led the Mavericks in scoring last year as a freshman, stands tied for second in the country in power-play points with 26 and has not missed a game in his two-year MSU career with 77 straight appearances … His 45 points this year are the most by a MSU player since Shane Joseph had 65 points and Grant Stevenson had 63 points in 2002-03 … His 74 career points on 28 goals and 46 assists ties for 25th on the school’s DI-era charts … Senior forward Eriah Hayes stands second on MSU’s scoring charts on the season with 19-16=35 … Hayes stands as MSU’s active career scoring leader with 51-44=95 in 151 career games and is 11th on the school’s career scoring for the DI era … Next on the list is Kurt Davis (10th with 21-78=96 in 150 GP from 2006-10) … Hayes, who has 17-11=31 in the last 32 games, leads the Mavericks with 12 power-play goals, which ranks second in the nation and are the most PPGs by a MSU player since Cole Bassett had 12 in 2002-03 (Pat Carroll had 13 in 1982-83) … His 24 career power-play goals rank fifth all-time at MSU and he ranks only be-hind Travis Morin (26 PPGs) and Shane Joseph (25 PPGs) for career PPGs during MSU’s DI-era … His 19 goals on the season are tied for 12th in the nation … Sophomore forward J.P. Lafontaine, who has not missed a game in his two-year MSU career, has 9-24=33 on the year to rank third on MSU’s scoring charts … His 24 assists are tied for 19th in the country … A member of the 2011-12 All-WCHA Rookie Team, Lafontaine owns 22-39=61 in 77 career games … Senior defenseman Tyler Elbrecht, who has seen action in 140 career games (3-24=27) and owns a career +17, has matched his career single-season highs for assists (7) and points (8) in 2012-13 … He’s played in 63 straight games … Senior defenseman Evan Mosey has 4-4=8 in 25 games this year, with his four tallies representing a single-season career high … Mosey, who ranks third on the team with



a +10 on the year, has 9-21=30 in 107 career games … With 5-9=14 on the year, junior defenseman Josh Nelson has achieved single-season highs for goal, assists and points … Nelson, who has 1-6=7 in the last 10 games, has 6-15=21 in 82 career games … Junior forward Zach Lehrke has played in all 39 games this year and has racked up 7-15=22 in the last 28 games … He’s fourth on the team’s scoring charts with 8-17--25 on the season … Junior forward Johnny McInnis has 9-6=15 in the last 27 games and is fifth on the team in scoring charts with 13-9=22 … McInnis has five game-winning goals this year, which is tied for fourth on MSU’s single-season list, is third on the team in goals (13) and is second in shots on goal (109) … Zach Palmquist has 12-31=43 in 77 career games and is 18th in the nation in scoring by defenseman with 6-18=24 … Palmquist has 7-12=19 in the last 25 games, ranks second on the team with a +11 on the season and has not missed a game in his two-year MSU career … The Mavericks stand 14-3-3 in games in which he generates a point this year … Sophomore forward Max Gaede, who tallied his first career game-winning goal in last Sunday’s 3-1 series-clinching victory over Nebraska Omaha, has reached career-highs for assists and points this year with 1-10=11 on the year … Gaede has 1-4=5 in the last 11 games … He’s played in 68 straight contests and the Mavericks own an 9-1-0 record when he registers a point this year … Sophomore forward Chase Grant, who has 7-12=19 on the year, has 4-9=13 in the last 25 games … His four power-play markers is tied for third on the team … Grant, who enters the Final Five riding a three-game scoring streak (1-2=3), tallied his fourth game-winning goal of the season when he scored in overtime in last Friday in MSU’s 4-3 win over Nebraska Omaha … Freshman forward Teddy Blueger is tied for seventh on the Mavericks with 6-13=19 in 35 games played this season … Blueger has 3-3=6 in the last 11 games … Freshman Stephon Williams, this season’s WCHA Rookie of the Year and WCHA Goaltending Champion, stands 21-10-2 overall (12th in the country in winning percentage - .667) with a 1.84 goals-against average (sixth in the country) and a .929 save percentage (13th in the country) … In WCHA games, he finished the WCHA regular season leading league in goals-against average (1.93), ranking second in save percentage (.927) and third in wins (15) … Freshman forward Brett Knowles owns 5-9=14 in 38 games played … Knowles is tied for fifth on the Mavericks with a +7 on the year and he has 3-2=5 in the last eight games played … MSU stands 5-0-0 in games in which he scores a goal and are 9-2-1 in games in which he has a point … Freshman forward Dylan Margonari, who has 5-2=7 in his last 10 games played, has 10-9=19 to tie for seventh on the team scoring charts … MSU owns a 13-3-0 mark in games in which he registers at least one point … Freshman defenseman Jon Jutzi, who has played in all 39 MSU games in 2012-13, has 1-8=9 on the year and is tied for fifth on the Mavericks with a +7 … Freshman forward Bryce Gervais, who has 3-5=8 in the last 12 games, has 8-5=13 in his first year with the Mavericks … Gervais has seen action in all 39 games in his maiden season and he’s ninth on the team with 73 shots on goal … MSU stands 11-1-1 when he records a point … Freshman defenseman Nick Buchanan has seen action in 23 games this year and ranks fourth on the team with a +8 … Buchanan has 10 shots on goal in his first year with the Mavericks and owns 0-1=1 numbers … As a team Minnesota State ranks sixth in total goals with 125 and is third in the nation in goals scored in the third period with 47 … Minnesota State’s 42 power-play goals on the season lead the nation (the Mavericks’ 23.5 power-play percentage ranks fourth in the nation) … The Mavericks’ 24 wins this year are the most achieved during the program’s DI-era, which dates back to the 1996-97 season … MSU teams have hit the 20-win plateau three times since re-affiliating to NCAA Division I (24-12-3 in 2012-13, 21-14-4 in 1999-2000 and 20-11-10 in 2002-03) … Minnesota State has three players this year with at least 30 points in Matt Leitner (45), Eriah Hayes (35) and Jean-Paul Lafontaine (33) … The last time Minnesota State had three players with at least 30 points in a season was 2008-09 with Mick Berge (31), Kurt Davis (31) and Kael Mouillierat (30) … In 2005-06 Travis Morin (42), David Backes (42) and Ryan Carter (35) all surpassed that plateau … The Mavericks in 2002-03 had four players hit the mark in Shane Joseph (65), Grant Stevenson (63), B.J. Abel (36) and Cole Bassett (30).

NEBRASKA OMAHAThe UNO Mavericks finished the season with loss to Minnesota State in the first round of the WCHA Playoffs … Minnesota State won the best-of-three series, two games to one … UNO closed the season at 19-18-2 overall and 14-12-2 in the WCHA … Hobey Baker candidate Ryan Walters finished the season as UNO’s leading scorer, notching 22 goals and 30 assists for 52 points … He became just the third Maverick to finish the season with 50 or more points, following Scott Parse and Bill Thomas … Walters’ 52 points ties Parse as the second highest point total in school history … His 22 goals put him in a tie with David Brisson for fourth-highest season goal total … His plus/minus rating of +26 is a new school record … He scored points in 30 of UNO’s 39 games this season … He also reached 100 career points, becoming just the 13th UNO player to do so … Walters finished as the WCHA’s Scoring Champion earning 40 points in 28 WCHA games … He also was named to the All-WCHA First Team, the first Maverick to earn the honor … Andrej Sustr was named to the All-WCHA Third Team … Walters finished the season having played in 114 consecutive games … In addition to Walters, 11 other players registered career highs in goals, assists and/or points … Josh Archibald was second in team scoring and in goals with a career best 19 goals and 17 assists for 36 points … Dominic Zombo was third in scoring with a career-best 12 goals, 23 assists and 35 points … Other players hitting career bests: Andrej Sustr (9-16=25), Johnnie Searfoss (11 goals, 20 points), Jaycob Megna (5 assists, 7 points), Zahn Raubenheimer (9 goals, 16 points), Brock Montpetit (13 assists), Bryce Aneloski (21 points), Brian O’Rourke (1-5=6), James Polk (3 goals, 4 points) and Alex Simonson (2 assists) … With 127 goals scored this season, the Mavericks tied for the fifth-highest scoring season in school history … Their average of 3.26 goals per game ranks fifth in UNO history … Eight Mavericks played in their 100th career game during the 2012-13 season … Bryce Aneloski, John Faulkner, Ryan Walters, Matt White, Michael Young, Andrej Sustr, Johnnie Searfoss and Zahn Raubenheimer all hit the mark … The Mavericks tied a school record by registering six series sweeps during the 2012-13 season … They had done so in three previous seasons, the most recent being the 2006-07 season … Their three road sweeps were a school record … UNO posted a winning road record in WCHA play for the third consecutive year, going 8-5-1 … The Mavericks earned the 250th win in school history when they beat Army, 5-1, in the first game of the regular season on Oct. 12 … The Mavericks graduated three seniors from the 2012-13 team: Bryce Aneloski, John Faulkner and Brent Gwidt.

NORTH DAKOTAThree-time defending Broadmoor Trophy champion North Dakota (21-11-7) faces Colorado College (16-18-5) in the Red Baron WCHA Final Five quarterfinal on Thursday night … UND enters the tournament as the No. 3 seed, while the Tigers are the No. 6 seed … The winner advances to Friday night’s semifinal against No. 2 seed Minnesota … UND is making its 11th consecutive appearance at the WCHA Final Five, matching the league record set by Minnesota from 1999 to 2009 … The next-longest active streak is two years, shared by Minnesota and St. Cloud State … UND has won each of the last three Broadmoor Trophies and is the only team in WCHA history to win three consecutive league tournaments … UND has won 11 WCHA tournament championships overall, including four under current head coach Dave Hakstol … UND has won eight con-secutive WCHA Final Five games … Its last loss at the tournament came in the 2009 third-place game, a 4-1 defeat at the hands of Wisconsin … UND is 32-9 (.780) in WCHA playoff games under ninth-year head coach Dave Hakstol, including a 15-5 (.750) record at the Final Five … Those 32 WCHA playoff wins under Hakstol are 10 more than any other team in the league during that stretch … UND is 44-17 in WCHA and NCAA playoff games under Hakstol, 17 more wins than any other WCHA school in that time … UND is 5-6-3 this season against the WCHA Final Five field, including a 2-2-0 record against Thursday night’s opponent, Colorado College … UND holds a 139-78-10 (.634) advantage in the all-time series with CC … The two teams split their four meetings this year during the regular


season … UND is 7-2-0 all-time against the Tigers in WCHA playoff games, including a perfect 4-0 mark at the WCHA Final Five … Their most recent tournament meeting came during the 2011 semifinal, when UND defeated the Tigers 4-3 on a late Matt Frattin goal … Senior forward Danny Kristo leads all active UND skaters with 16 points (9g, 7a) in 11 career games against the Tigers … Thursdays’ game features the top two active scorers in men’s college hockey in UND’s Danny Kristo (159 points) and CC’s Rylan Schwartz (154) … UND’s Corban Knight ranks sixth with 145 points, giving UND the highest-scoring duo in men’s college hockey … UND advanced to the WCHA Final Five after defeating No. 10 seed Michigan Tech in three games, including a 6-0 shutout in the third and decisive game on Sunday … Junior goalie Clarke Saunders stopped all 27 shots he faced before being relieved by senior walk-on Tate Maris with 4:02 remaining in the third period … Maris, making his first career appearance of record, stopped the only shot he faced … UND received goals from six different players in the Game 3 victory … The Huskies forced a Game 3 with a 2-1 last Saturday behind C.J. Eick’s game-winning goal with 2:02 remaining … The goal also ended UND’s WCHA playoff winning streak at 14 games … UND took Game 1 by a 5-3 score, led by two goals and an assist from senior forward Danny Kristo … UND is 16-1-2 (.895) this season when scoring four or more goals, but just 5-10-5 (.375) when scoring three goals or fewer … Last Friday night’s 5-3 win over Michigan Tech to open the WCHA playoffs was UND’s 20th victory of the season, giving head coach Dave Hakstol 20-plus wins in each of his nine seasons behind the bench … Only John “Gino” Gasaprini, who won 20 games for 13 straight years from 1978 to 1991, had a longer streak of 20-plus wins at UND … Junior goalie Clarke Saunders, who spent his first two collegiate seasons at Alabama Huntsville, made his first two career playoff starts in Games 2 and 3 of UND’s first-round series … Saunders stopped 56 of 58 shots in those two games, raising his career-best save percentage to .920, tied for fifth-best in UND single-season history … Over his last six appearances (five starts), Saunders has posted a 1.61 goals-against average and .936 save perentage, going 3-2-1 … Freshman forward Rocco Grimaldi had one assist in each of UND’s three games during the first round and has now reached the scoresheet in 11 of his last 12 games … Grimaldi has four goals and 10 assists and is a +10 during that stretch … He is tied for the WCHA rookie scoring lead with 34 points in 37 games.

ST. CLOUD STATEThe St. Cloud State University men’ s hockey team (23-14-1, 18-9-1 WCHA) punched its ticket to St. Paul with a two-game sweep of Alaska Anchor-age in first round action of the 2013 WCHA playoffs on March 15-16 … The Huskies opened action at the National Hockey and Event Center on March 15 with a big 6-1 win over the Seawolves and then battled to a 5-1 win on March 16 to clinch the #1 seed at the upcoming WCHA Final Five … This marks the Huskies’ 14th trip to the WCHA Final Five since joining the league in 1990-91 … This marks SCSU’s second consecutive trip to the WCHA Final Five and it is the sixth time during the Bob Motzko era at SCSU that the Huskies have earned a trip to the Final Five … Under the leadership of Coach Motzko, the Huskies have advanced to the Final Five in 2012, 2010, 2008, 2007 and 2006 … SCSU is 8-16-0 in games played at the Final Five since its first trip in 1994 … SCSU won the Broadmoor Trophy in 2001 with an epic 6-5 OT win over North Dakota … Over the years, SCSU has advanced to the Final Five championship game four times and three of those title bouts were against North Dakota … SCSU will open play in the Final Five on Friday, March 22 with a 2:07 pm drop against the winner of the Minnesota State/Wisconsin quarterfinal game … SCSU has never played Minnesota State in the Final Five and the Hus-kies are 2-1 in Final Five games played against Wisconsin … The Huskies are 39-40 in WCHA postseason since (First Round and Final Five games combined) since joining the league in 1990-91 … In first round games, SCSU has gained a 31-24 record and SCSU is 22-6 in WCHA First Round games played in St. Cloud … In games played at the Xcel Energy Center, the Huskies are 6-9 since it opened in 2000-01 … WCHA playoff action, the Huskies are 2-1 in games played against Minnesota State and they are

WCHA TEAM NOTEBOOKS CON’T 7-3 in games played against Wisconsin since SCSU joined the league … SCSU senior Hobey Baker Award and postseason awards candidate Drew LeBlanc scored one goal and three assists in the Huskies’ sweep of UAA … LeBlanc now has 50 points this season, which makes him the ninth player in team history to hit the 50-point plateau in a season at SCSU … LeBlanc leads the nation with 37 assists this winter and he currently ranks third in the country with 50 points … In his storied career, LeBlanc has 105 assists and 42 goals … He has played in a school record 167 games as a Husky and he ranks second in the team record with 105 assists and sixth with 147 points … Sophomore goalie Ryan Faragher improved his season numbers to 22-12-1 with his wins over UAA on March 15-16 … Faragher needs three more wins this season to tie the team record of 25 goalie wins set by Scott Meyer in 2000-01 … Faragher owns a 2.27 GAA and a .916 save rate this season … SCSU is the least penalized team in the country in 2012-13 … The Huskies are averaging a low 8.1 penalty minutes per game in 2012-13 … SCSU scored 11 goals in the series against UAA … The big offensive numbers helped the Huskies moved up to third in the nation with a goals per game average of 3.42 … Freshman forward Jonny Brodzinski posted two goals in the Huskies’ 6-1 win over UAA on March 15 … Brodzinski leads all DI rookies in 2012-13 with 21 goals (along with leading SCSU in goals scored this winter) … In the Huskies’ 6-1 win over UAA, Husky freshmen accounted for five goals and five assists … In the game, SCSU rookies David Morley and Joey Benik both had one goal and two assists apiece … Morley notched the game winner for the Huskies in both games of the WCHA playoff series … Morley also leads the Huskies this season with seven power play goals (11th in the nation) … Drew LeBlanc became the first player in league history to win the WCHA Player of the Year and WCHA Outstanding Student-Athlete of the Year awards … The Huskies tied a team record by putting 16 players on the 2013 All-WCHA Academic Team … Junior Nick Jensen was selected as the WCHA Defensive Player of the Year … He is the first SCSU player to gain Defensive Player of the Year notice … Jensen ranks second among DI defensemen with 25 assists this season … Of note, the SCSU record for most points by a defenseman was set by Bret Hedican in 1990-91 at 30 assists … In his career, Jensen has 84 points and 69 assists … Jensen ranks fourth in the team records for a blueliner with 84 points and sec-ond with 69 assists … SCSU has eight players with 20-or-more points in 2012-13 … Jonny Brodzinski leads the Huskies with an impressive +28 on the plus/minus … Andrew Prochno paces the Huskies with 45 blocks this season, while Nic Dowd ranks second with 44 blocks … Rookie for-ward Joey Benik scored his first multi-point game of the year on March 15 with his three-point night against UAA (1g, 2a) … Drew LeBlanc hit his 15th multi-point night of the season with his goal and two assists on March 16. LeBlanc has scored three-or-more points in a game four times in 2012-13 … SCSU clinched its first-ever WCHA regular season title on March 8 with its win at Wisconsin … The Huskies celebrated at the NHEC on March 16 with a post-game MacNaughton Cup presentation by WCHA commissioner Bruce McLeod … The Center Ice Club will host a pre-game social at Tom Reid’s Hockey City Pub in St. Paul prior to the start of the WCHA Final Five game on March 22 … All CIC members, alumni and Husky fans are invited to attend this social.


WISCONSINFourth-seeded Wisconsin (19-12-7, 13-8-7 WCHA) takes on sixth-seeded Minnesota State (24-12-3, 16-11-1 WCHA) in the quarterfinals of the 2013 Red Baron WCHA Final Five on Thursday at 2 pm … the winner advances to face top-seeded St. Cloud State (23-14-1, 18-9-1 WCHA) on Friday in the semifinals at 2 pm … UW is 25-17-4 all-time against Minnesota State, including 2-2-0 this season, with both teams sweeping on the road … the team’s have never met in a neutral-site game … Wisconsin advanced to the Final Five with a home sweep over Minnesota Duluth at the Kohl Center … the Badgers grabbed 3-1 and 4-1 victories in the two games … Wisconsin tied with Minnesota State in the regular season, with both teams earning 33 points as part of a three-way tie for fourth place … Wisconsin is playing in its first WCHA Final Five since 2010 and its 14th WCHA Final Five in 21 tries … UW won playoff titles in 1998, 1995, 1990, 1988, 1983, 1982, 1978, 1977, 1973, 1972 and 1970 … Wisconsin is 95-48-4 all-time in the WCHA playoffs … Wisconsin needs one more victory for it third 20-win season in four years, and its seventh in 11 seasons during the Mike Eaves coaching era … UW is averaging 2.55 goals per game for the season, but have averaged 3.00 goals per game over the last four contests, and 3.63 goals per game over the past eight games … the line of freshman Nic Kerdiles, junior Mark Zengerle and junior Tyler Barnes has produced 12 goals, 28 assists and 40 points over the past eight games … Kerdiles has points in a team-season best eight consecutive games (2-10=12), 12 of his last 13 games and 14 of his last 16 contests … Mark Zengerle has 10 points in six March games, which is tied for third in the nation during the month … along with Michael Mersch and Nic Kerdiles, who both have nine points this month, three Badgers ranks among the top 15 players in the country in scoring during March … UW is 18-5-5 in its last 28 games after going 1-7-2 in its first 10 games … the Badgers .732 winning percentage since that time (Nov. 30) is the fourth-highest winning percentage in the nation, while the five losses are tied for the second-fewest during that time behind only No. 1 Quinnipiac … UW’s 18 victories since Nov. 30 rank third in the nation behind UMass Lowell (20) and Minnesota State (19), and are tied with Quinnipiac … Wisconsin is outscoring its opponents 80-52 at even strength this season … Wisconsin is playing for the 12th consecutive weekend this week. The current stretch began with a trip to Alaska Anchorage on Jan. 4-5 … senior defenseman John Ramage scored what was then his team-leading fourth game-winning goal of the season last Friday against Minnesota Duluth … Ramage scored two of his game-winning goals this season on consecutive nights, Jan. 11-12 at Minnesota State … both overtime goals, he scored the first with 32 seconds left in a 4-3 victory, and the second with six seconds remaining in a 2-1 win … UW junior forward Tyler Barnes has a sister, Lauren, who plays for the Minnesota State women’s hockey team.


2012-13 WCHA TEAM STATISTICS • ALL GAMESScoring Offense: Games Goals G/GM 1 Minnesota 38 137 3.61 2 St. Cloud State 38 130 3.42 3 Denver 38 129 3.39 4 North Dakota 39 129 3.31 5 Nebraska Omaha 39 127 3.26 6 Colorado College 39 125 3.21 Minnesota State 39 125 3.21 8 Michigan Tech 37 107 2.89 9 Minnesota Duluth 38 99 2.61 10 Wisconsin 38 97 2.55 11 Bemidji State 36 74 2.06 12 Alaska Anchorage 36 67 1.86

Scoring Defense: Games Goals G/GM 1 Minnesota 38 75 1.97 2 Wisconsin 38 78 2.05 3 Minnesota State 39 88 2.26 4 North Dakota 39 94 2.41 5 St. Cloud State 38 93 2.45 6 Denver 38 103 2.71 7 Minnesota Duluth 38 109 2.87 8 Nebraska Omaha 39 117 3.00 9 Bemidji State 36 110 3.06 10 Michigan Tech 37 116 3.14 11 Colorado College 39 135 3.46 12 Alaska Anchorage 36 133 3.69

Penalty Minutes: Games PIM PIM/G 1 Denver 38 619 16.3 2 Minnesota Duluth 38 608 16.0 3 North Dakota 39 576 14.8 4 Nebraska Omaha 39 548 14.1 5 Wisconsin 38 528 13.9 6 Alaska Anchorage 36 489 13.6 7 Michigan Tech 37 498 13.5 8 Minnesota State 39 514 13.2 9 Colorado College 39 511 13.1 10 Bemidji State 36 399 11.1 11 Minnesota 38 349 9.2 12 St. Cloud State 38 308 8.1

Power Play: Totals SHA PCT 1 Minnesota 40/159 2 25.2 2 Minnesota State 42/179 3 23.5 3 Minnesota Duluth 41/175 4 23.4 4 Denver 35/160 8 21.9 5 North Dakota 32/150 3 21.3 6 Michigan Tech 30/143 5 21.0 7 Nebraska Omaha 25/132 4 18.9 8 Bemidji State 18/ 97 0 18.6 9 St. Cloud State 27/154 6 17.5 10 Colorado College 24/138 2 17.4 11 Alaska Anchorage 17/118 1 14.4 12 Wisconsin 15/121 0 12.4

Penalty Kill: Totals SHF PCT 1 Minnesota 94/109 3 86.2 2 Denver 140/164 3 85.4 3 North Dakota 119/142 6 83.8 4 St. Cloud State 85/102 2 83.3 5 Minnesota State 123/148 5 83.1 6 Minnesota Duluth 135/164 1 82.3 7 Wisconsin 109/135 2 80.7 8 Michigan Tech 124/154 2 80.5 9 Bemidji State 101/126 1 80.2 10 Colorado College 115/147 7 78.2 11 Nebraska Omaha 121/158 6 76.6 12 Alaska Anchorage 105/141 4 74.5

Combined Special Teams: Totals PCT 1 Denver 175/324 54.0 2 Bemidji State 119/223 53.4 3 Minnesota Duluth 176/339 51.9 4 Michigan Tech 154/297 51.9 5 North Dakota 151/292 51.7 6 Minnesota State 165/327 50.5 7 Nebraska Omaha 146/290 50.3 8 Minnesota 134/268 50.0 9 Colorado College 139/285 48.8 10 Wisconsin 124/256 48.4 11 Alaska Anchorage 122/259 47.1 12 St. Cloud State 112/256 43.8

Special Teams Net: PPF SHA PP PPA SHF SH NET 1 Minnesota 40 2 +38 15 3 -12 +26 2 Minnesota State 42 3 +39 25 5 -20 +19 3 North Dakota 32 3 +29 23 6 -17 +12 4 Minnesota Duluth 41 4 +37 29 1 -28 +9 5 Denver 35 8 +27 24 3 -21 +6 St. Cloud State 27 6 +21 17 2 -15 +6 7 Colorado College 24 2 +22 32 7 -25 -3 Michigan Tech 30 5 +25 30 2 -28 -3 9 Bemidji State 18 0 +18 25 1 -24 -6 10 Wisconsin 15 0 +15 26 2 -24 -9 11 Nebraska Omaha 25 4 +21 37 6 -31 -10 12 Alaska Anchorage 17 1 +16 36 4 -32 -16

Shots For Per Game: Games Shots SOG/GM 1 Minnesota 38 1317 34.66 2 Minnesota State 39 1301 33.36 3 Minnesota Duluth 38 1262 33.21 4 Michigan Tech 37 1171 31.65 5 Nebraska Omaha 39 1231 31.56 6 Denver 38 1198 31.53 7 North Dakota 39 1227 31.46 8 St. Cloud State 38 1138 29.95 9 Wisconsin 38 1109 29.18 10 Colorado College 39 1087 27.87 11 Bemidji State 36 857 23.81 12 Alaska Anchorage 36 767 21.31

Shots Against Per Game: Games Shots SOG/GM 1 Minnesota 38 926 24.37 2 St. Cloud State 38 1008 26.53 3 Nebraska Omaha 39 1050 26.92 4 Minnesota State 39 1053 27.00 5 Minnesota Duluth 38 1048 27.58 6 Wisconsin 38 1056 27.79 7 North Dakota 39 1135 29.10 8 Alaska Anchorage 36 1103 30.64 9 Michigan Tech 37 1170 31.62 10 Denver 38 1224 32.21 11 Bemidji State 36 1172 32.56 12 Colorado College 39 1310 33.59

Shot Margin: Games SOGF SOGA DIFF DIFF/GM 1 Minnesota 38 1317 926 +391 +10.29 2 Minnesota State 39 1301 1053 +248 +6.36 3 Minnesota Duluth 38 1262 1048 +214 +5.63 4 Nebraska Omaha 39 1231 1050 +181 +4.64 5 St. Cloud State 38 1138 1008 +130 +3.42 6 North Dakota 39 1227 1135 +92 +2.36 7 Wisconsin 38 1109 1056 +53 +1.39 8 Michigan Tech 37 1171 1170 +1 +0.03 9 Denver 38 1198 1224 -26 -0.68 10 Colorado College 39 1087 1310 -223 -5.72 11 Bemidji State 36 857 1172 -315 -8.75 12 Alaska Anchorage 36 767 1103 -336 -9.33

Scoring by Periods: 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total 1 Minnesota 43 43 50 1 137 2 St. Cloud State 38 43 48 1 130 3 Denver 45 39 45 0 129 North Dakota 39 53 35 2 129 5 Nebraska Omaha 38 51 37 1 127 6 Colorado College 28 49 46 2 125 Minnesota State 36 38 47 4 125 8 Michigan Tech 34 36 34 3 107 9 Minnesota Duluth 39 34 26 0 99 10 Wisconsin 31 34 30 2 97 11 Bemidji State 21 32 21 0 74 12 Alaska Anchorage 21 19 27 0 67

Goals Allowed by Periods: 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total 1 Minnesota 19 30 26 0 75 2 Wisconsin 20 20 36 2 78 3 Minnesota State 28 30 28 2 88 4 St. Cloud State 31 27 35 0 93 5 North Dakota 29 31 33 1 94 6 Denver 22 43 36 2 103 7 Minnesota Duluth 34 33 41 1 109 8 Bemidji State 28 40 38 4 110 9 Michigan Tech 36 44 36 0 116 10 Nebraska Omaha 43 45 27 2 117 11 Alaska Anchorage 42 46 42 3 133 12 Colorado College 44 43 46 2 135


2012-13 WCHA PLAYER STATISTICS • ALL GAMESPoint Scoring: GP PPG G- A- P 1 Ryan Walters Nebraska Omaha JR F 39 1.33 22-30-52 2 Danny Kristo North Dakota SR F 37 1.35 24-26-50 Drew LeBlanc St. Cloud State SR F 38 1.32 13-37-50 4 Erik Haula Minnesota JR F 35 1.40 16-33-49 5 Rylan Schwartz Colorado College SR F 38 1.26 17-31-48 Corban Knight North Dakota SR F 38 1.26 15-33-48 7 Matt Leitner Minnesota State SO F 39 1.15 17-28-45 8 Alexander Krushelnyski Colorado College JR F 39 1.03 14-26-40 9 Kyle Rau Minnesota SO F 38 1.03 15-24-39 10 Nic Dowd St. Cloud State JR F 38 1.00 14-24-38 11 Nick Bjugstad Minnesota JR F 38 0.95 21-15-36 Josh Archibald Nebraska Omaha SO F 39 0.92 19-17-36 13 Michael Mersch Wisconsin JR F 38 0.92 23-12-35 Zach Budish Minnesota JR F 38 0.92 13-22-35 Eriah Hayes Minnesota State SR F 39 0.90 19-16-35 Dominic Zombo Nebraska Omaha SO F 39 0.90 12-23-35 17 Austin Farley Minnesota Duluth FR W 36 0.94 16-18-34 Matt White Nebraska Omaha JR F 37 0.92 16-18-34 Alex Petan Michigan Tech FR F 37 0.92 15-19-34 Rocco Grimaldi North Dakota FR F 37 0.92 13-21-34 Mike Seidel Minnesota Duluth SR W 38 0.89 17-17-34 Tony Cameranesi Minnesota Duluth FR C 38 0.89 14-20-34 William Rapuzzi Colorado College SR F 39 0.87 15-19-34 24 Nick Shore Denver JR F 38 0.87 14-19-33 Jean-Paul Lafontaine Minnesota State SO F 39 0.85 9-24-33 26 Kalle Kossila St. Cloud State FR F 36 0.89 15-17-32 Jonny Brodzinski St. Cloud State FR F 38 0.84 21-11-32 28 Nate Condon Minnesota JR F 38 0.82 12-19-31 Nate Schmidt Minnesota JR D 38 0.82 8-23-31 30 Mark Zengerle Wisconsin JR F 32 0.94 9-21-30 31 David Johnstone Michigan Tech SO F 32 0.91 10-19-29 Chris Knowlton Denver SR F 38 0.76 13-16-29 Joey LaLeggia Denver SO D 38 0.76 11-18-29 Nick Jensen St. Cloud State JR D 38 0.76 4-25-29 35 Ben Hanowski St. Cloud State SR F 33 0.85 15-13-28 Mike Boivin Colorado College SR D 39 0.72 14-14-28 37 David Makowski Denver JR D 38 0.71 9-18-27 Scott Winkler Colorado College SR F 39 0.69 13-14-27 39 Nic Kerdiles Wisconsin FR F 28 0.93 7-19-26 Nolan Zajac Denver FR D 36 0.72 6-20-26 Shawn Ostrow Denver SR F 37 0.70 15-11-26 Andrew Prochno St. Cloud State SO D 37 0.70 5-21-26 Carter Rowney North Dakota SR F 38 0.68 10-16-26 Ty Loney Denver SO F 38 0.68 8-18-26 45 Caleb Herbert Minnesota Duluth SO W 35 0.71 6-19-25 Blake Tatchell Alaska Anchorage FR F 36 0.69 9-16-25 Tyler Barnes Wisconsin JR F 37 0.68 11-14-25 Jujhar Khaira Michigan Tech FR F 37 0.68 6-19-25 Mark MacMillan North Dakota SO F 39 0.64 13-12-25 Andrej Sustr Nebraska Omaha JR D 39 0.64 9-16-25 Zach Lehrke Minnesota State JR F 39 0.64 8-17-25 52 Tanner Kero Michigan Tech SO F 33 0.73 11-13-24 Blake Pietila Michigan Tech SO F 35 0.69 14-10-24 Zach Palmquist Minnesota State SO D 39 0.62 6-18-24 Dillon Simpson North Dakota JR D 39 0.62 5-19-24 56 Sam Warning Minnesota SO F 27 0.85 8-15-23 Brance Orban Bemidji State SR F 36 0.64 9-14-23 Daniel Doremus Denver SO F 38 0.61 11-12-23 Archie Skalbeck Colorado College JR F 39 0.59 12-11-23 60 Eamonn McDermott Colorado College JR D 38 0.58 3-19-22 Johnny McInnis Minnesota State JR F 39 0.56 13- 9-22 62 Derek Lee Wisconsin SR F 27 0.78 3-18-21 Zac Larraza Denver SO F 35 0.60 12- 9-21 Bryce Aneloski Nebraska Omaha SR D 38 0.55 5-16-21 65 Jordan Kwas Alaska Anchorage SR F 29 0.69 9-11-20 David Morley St. Cloud State FR F 31 0.65 11- 9-20 Johnnie Searfoss Nebraska Omaha JR F 35 0.57 11- 9-20 Ryan Furne Michigan Tech JR F 36 0.56 6-14-20 Christian Isackson Minnesota SO F 38 0.53 4-16-20 70 Danny Mattson Bemidji State SO F 29 0.66 4-15-19 Teddy Blueger Minnesota State FR F 35 0.54 6-13-19 Scott Allen Alaska Anchorage SO F 36 0.53 12- 7-19 Dylan Margonari Minnesota State FR F 36 0.53 10- 9-19 Jordan George Bemidji State SR F 36 0.53 9-10-19 Matt Bailey Alaska Anchorage JR F 36 0.53 7-12-19 Joseph LaBate Wisconsin SO F 37 0.51 7-12-19 Ben Marshall Minnesota SO D 38 0.50 8-11-19 Chase Grant Minnesota State SO F 39 0.49 7-12-19 79 Jake McCabe Wisconsin SO D 34 0.53 3-15-18 Quentin Shore Denver FR C 38 0.47 9- 9-18 Joe Gleason North Dakota SR D 38 0.47 5-13-18 Andy Welinski Minnesota Duluth FR D 38 0.47 4-14-18


83 Joe Basaraba Minnesota Duluth JR W 37 0.46 10- 7-17 Steven Seigo Michigan Tech SR D 37 0.46 6-11-17 Wade Bergman Minnesota Duluth SR D 37 0.46 3-14-17 Cory Thorson St. Cloud State JR F 38 0.45 10- 7-17 Andrew Hamburg Colorado College SR F 38 0.45 6-11-17 Scott Mayfield Denver SO D 38 0.45 4-13-17 89 Zahn Raubenheimer Nebraska Omaha JR F 35 0.46 9- 7-16 Aaron McLeod Bemidji State SR F 36 0.44 11- 5-16 Seth Ambroz Minnesota SO F 36 0.44 9- 7-16 Charlie Taft Colorado College SO F 36 0.44 6-10-16 Justin Crandall Minnesota Duluth SO W 37 0.43 7- 9-16 Michael Young Nebraska Omaha JR D 37 0.43 3-13-16 Jimmy Murray St. Cloud State FR F 38 0.42 5-11-16 96 Ben Kinne Bemidji State SR F 34 0.44 4-11-15 Nick Mattson North Dakota SO D 35 0.43 3-12-15 Cory Ward Bemidji State FR F 36 0.42 9- 6-15 John Ramage Wisconsin SR D 38 0.39 7- 8-15 Derek Forbort North Dakota JR D 39 0.38 4-11-15101 Brock Montpetit Nebraska Omaha JR F 25 0.56 1-13-14 Josh Nelson Minnesota State JR D 34 0.41 5- 9-14 Radoslav Illo Bemidji State JR F 34 0.41 4-10-14 Alex Gellert Alaska Anchorage SR F 35 0.40 6- 8-14 Mike Reilly Minnesota FR D 35 0.40 3-11-14 Ethan Prow St. Cloud State FR D 35 0.40 3-11-14 Drake Caggiula North Dakota FR F 36 0.39 6- 8-14 Matt Tabrum Denver SO F 38 0.37 7- 7-14 Brett Knowles Minnesota State FR F 38 0.37 5- 9-14 Travis Boyd Minnesota SO F 38 0.37 3-11-14111 Milos Gordic Michigan Tech JR C 30 0.43 7- 6-13 Riley Sweeney Michigan Tech SO D 37 0.35 2-11-13 Hunter Fejes Colorado College FR F 38 0.34 7- 6-13 Bryce Gervais Minnesota State FR F 39 0.33 8- 5-13 Brent Gwidt Nebraska Omaha SR F 39 0.33 8- 5-13116 Cody Bradley Colorado College FR F 29 0.41 4- 8-12 David Boehm Bemidji State SR F 32 0.38 3- 9-12 Jeff Jubinville Bemidji State JR F 36 0.33 6- 6-12 Jordan Schmaltz North Dakota FR D 39 0.31 3- 9-12120 Eli Zuck Minnesota State SR F 30 0.37 2- 9-11 Connor Gaarder North Dakota SO F 31 0.35 4- 7-11 Blake Leask Alaska Anchorage FR D 34 0.32 2- 9-11 Brad Stebner Michigan Tech JR D 35 0.31 1-10-11 Matt Prapavessis Bemidji State SO D 36 0.31 2- 9-11 Dennis Rix Michigan Tech JR F 37 0.30 6- 5-11 Jefferson Dahl Wisconsin JR F 38 0.29 5- 6-11 Paul Phillips Denver SR D 38 0.29 1-10-11 Andrew MacWilliam North Dakota SR D 38 0.29 1-10-11 Max Gaede Minnesota State SO F 39 0.28 1-10-11130 Daniel Naslund Alaska Anchorage SR F 35 0.29 4- 6-10 Ryan Little Wisconsin SR F 36 0.28 5- 5-10 Frankie Simonelli Wisconsin JR D 38 0.26 2- 8-10 Kevin Gravel St. Cloud State JR D 38 0.26 1- 9-10134 Brendan O’Donnell North Dakota SO F 26 0.35 2- 7- 9 Malcolm Gould Michigan Tech FR F 27 0.33 3- 6- 9 Jake Parenteau Minnesota JR D 33 0.27 2- 7- 9 Nick Seeler Nebraska Omaha FR D 34 0.26 2- 7- 9 Brady Wacker Bemidji State SR D 36 0.25 3- 6- 9 Chris Casto Minnesota Duluth SO D 36 0.25 3- 6- 9 Gabe Levin Denver FR F 36 0.25 2- 7- 9 Brendan Woods Wisconsin SO F 37 0.24 5- 4- 9 Jeff Collett Colorado College JR F 39 0.23 3- 6- 9 Peter Stoykewych Colorado College SO D 39 0.23 1- 8- 9 Jon Jutzi Minnesota State FR D 39 0.23 1- 8- 9145 Cal Decowski Minnesota Duluth FR C 20 0.40 3- 5- 8 Michael Parks North Dakota SO F 22 0.36 7- 1- 8 Walker Hyland Michigan Tech FR D 23 0.35 2- 6- 8 Evan Mosey Minnesota State SR D 25 0.32 4- 4- 8 Joey Holka St. Cloud State SO F 30 0.27 3- 5- 8 Quinn Sproule Alaska Anchorage JR D 32 0.25 2- 6- 8 Keegan Flaherty Minnesota Duluth SR W 33 0.24 3- 5- 8 Jacob Johnstone Michigan Tech JR F 33 0.24 2- 6- 8 Brett Stern Minnesota State SO D 35 0.23 2- 6- 8 Sam Rendle Bemidji State SO D 36 0.22 2- 6- 8 Tom Serratore Minnesota JR F 38 0.21 7- 1- 8 Jake Hendrickson Minnesota Duluth SR C 38 0.21 5- 3- 8 Keegan Meuer Wisconsin JR F 38 0.21 2- 6- 8 Sean Little Wisconsin JR F 38 0.21 2- 6- 8 Joe Marciano Colorado College SR D 39 0.21 2- 6- 8 Tyler Elbrecht Minnesota State SR D 39 0.21 1- 7- 8161 Mitch MacMillan North Dakota JR F 19 0.37 5- 2- 7 Larkin Jacobson Denver SO F 22 0.32 5- 2- 7 Josiah Didier Denver SO D 30 0.23 0- 7- 7 Justin Holl Minnesota JR D 33 0.21 3- 4- 7 Kory Roy Alaska Anchorage SO F 34 0.21 0- 7- 7 C.J. Eick Michigan Tech FR F 36 0.19 3- 4- 7 Ian Young Colorado College SO D 36 0.19 1- 6- 7 Kevin Schulze Wisconsin FR D 37 0.19 4- 3- 7 Mark Alt Minnesota JR D 37 0.19 0- 7- 7 Jaycob Megna Nebraska Omaha SO D 38 0.18 2- 5- 7 Drew Olson Minnesota Duluth SR D 38 0.18 1- 6- 7

2012-13 WCHA PLAYER STATISTICS CON’T


172 Joey Benik St. Cloud State FR F 20 0.30 3- 3- 6 A.J. Michaelson Minnesota FR F 21 0.29 3- 3- 6 Taylor Johnson St. Cloud State SR D 27 0.22 0- 6- 6 Aaron Harstad Colorado College SO D 28 0.21 2- 4- 6 Brian O’Rourke Nebraska Omaha SO D 29 0.21 1- 5- 6 Nick Oliver St. Cloud State SO F 30 0.20 1- 5- 6 Tanner Lane Nebraska Omaha FR F 31 0.19 2- 4- 6 Brooks Bertsch St. Cloud State SO F 33 0.18 2- 4- 6 Hayden Trupp Alaska Anchorage FR F 35 0.17 2- 4- 6 Scott Warner Alaska Anchorage SR D 36 0.17 3- 3- 6 Derek Docken Alaska Anchorage SO D 36 0.17 3- 3- 6 Colten St. Clair North Dakota FR F 37 0.16 3- 3- 6184 Justin Fillion Michigan Tech SO D 15 0.33 1- 4- 5 Blake Hietala Michigan Tech SO F 16 0.31 3- 2- 5 Aaron Pietila Michigan Tech SR W 19 0.26 3- 2- 5 Garrett Milan St. Cloud State SO F 23 0.22 2- 3- 5 Austin Coldwell Alaska Anchorage SO D 27 0.19 2- 3- 5 Joe Rehkamp St. Cloud State SO F 27 0.19 0- 5- 5 Dan DeLisle Minnesota Duluth SR W 28 0.18 3- 2- 5 Markus Gerbrandt Bemidji State FR F 31 0.16 4- 1- 5 Phil Brewer Bemidji State FR F 31 0.16 3- 2- 5 Jared Hanson Colorado College FR F 32 0.16 2- 3- 5 Cody Danberg Minnesota Duluth SR W 35 0.14 2- 3- 5 Carl Nielsen Michigan Tech SR D 37 0.14 1- 4- 5 Seth Helgeson Minnesota SR D 38 0.13 0- 5- 5197 Morgan Zulinick Wisconsin FR F 7 0.57 0- 4- 4 Taylor Herndon Minnesota State FR F 11 0.36 1- 3- 4 Dakota Mermis Denver FR D 19 0.21 1- 3- 4 Chad Pietila Michigan Tech SR F 22 0.18 2- 2- 4 Derik Johnson Minnesota Duluth SO D 24 0.17 0- 4- 4 Bobby Murphy Alaska Anchorage FR F 27 0.15 2- 2- 4 Brad Navin Wisconsin SO F 30 0.13 1- 3- 4 Tim Smith Minnesota Duluth JR D 30 0.13 0- 4- 4 Sam Windle Bemidji State SO D 32 0.12 1- 3- 4 James Polk Nebraska Omaha SO F 33 0.12 3- 1- 4 Grant Arnold Denver FR F 34 0.12 1- 3- 4 Tyler Currier Alaska Anchorage SR F 36 0.11 4- 0- 4 Jake Areshenko Bemidji State SR D 36 0.11 0- 4- 4 Adam Krause Minnesota Duluth SO C 38 0.11 2- 2- 4211 Daniel Holmberg Michigan Tech JR F 9 0.33 0- 3- 3 Bryn Chyzyk North Dakota FR F 12 0.25 1- 2- 3 Josh Thorimbert Colorado College JR G 16 0.19 0- 3- 3 Peter Maric Colorado College FR F 17 0.18 1- 2- 3 Jarrod Rabey St. Cloud State SO D/F 21 0.14 0- 3- 3 Eddie Wittchow Wisconsin FR D 25 0.12 0- 3- 3 Derek Rodwell North Dakota JR F 31 0.10 2- 1- 3 Tim Daly St. Cloud State SO D 35 0.09 2- 1- 3 Brady Skjei Minnesota FR D 35 0.09 1- 2- 3 Chris Crowell Alaska Anchorage SR F 36 0.08 0- 3- 3 Stephane Pattyn North Dakota SO F 38 0.08 2- 1- 3222 Mikael Lickteig Michigan Tech SR W 5 0.40 1- 1- 2 Ryan Reilly Minnesota FR F 8 0.25 1- 1- 2 Jimmy Davis Michigan Tech SO D 8 0.25 0- 2- 2 Jarrod Mermis Denver JR F 10 0.20 0- 2- 2 Charlie Adams Nebraska Omaha FR F 14 0.14 2- 0- 2 Jordan DiGiando Colorado College SO F 15 0.13 2- 0- 2 Charlie Sampair Minnesota Duluth FR W 16 0.12 0- 2- 2 Zane Gothberg North Dakota FR G 16 0.12 0- 2- 2 Rob Gunderson Alaska Anchorage JR G 18 0.11 0- 2- 2 Alex Simonson Nebraska Omaha JR F 18 0.11 0- 2- 2 Daniel Sova Michigan Tech JR D 19 0.11 1- 1- 2 Dan Senkbeil North Dakota SO D/F 19 0.11 1- 1- 2 Scott Wamsganz Colorado College SO F 21 0.10 0- 2- 2 Tony Turgeon Nebraska Omaha JR D 21 0.10 0- 2- 2 Andrew Pettitt Alaska Anchorage SO F 23 0.09 0- 2- 2 Brad Robbins Bemidji State FR F 25 0.08 0- 2- 2 Andrew Walsh Bemidji State SO G 26 0.08 0- 2- 2 Chris Williams Alaska Anchorage FR D 31 0.06 0- 2- 2 Brian Cooper Nebraska Omaha FR D 32 0.06 0- 2- 2 Austin Sevalrud Alaska Anchorage FR D 33 0.06 0- 2- 2 Ryan Faragher St. Cloud State SO G 36 0.06 0- 2- 2 Adam Wilcox Minnesota FR G 37 0.05 0- 2- 2244 Joe Krause Nebraska Omaha SO F 7 0.14 0- 1- 1 Phil Cook Minnesota State SR G 9 0.11 0- 1- 1 Tommy Brown Michigan Tech SR D 11 0.09 1- 0- 1 Michael Morin Colorado College JR F 11 0.09 0- 1- 1 Sam Brittain Denver JR G 13 0.08 0- 1- 1 Max Tardy Minnesota Duluth JR C 14 0.07 0- 1- 1 Austyn Young Minnesota Duluth FR C 14 0.07 0- 1- 1 Willie Corrin Minnesota Duluth FR D 15 0.07 0- 1- 1 Chase Drake Wisconsin JR D 18 0.06 0- 1- 1 Andrew Schmit Nebraska Omaha SO F 20 0.05 0- 1- 1 Graeme McCormack Bemidji State FR D 22 0.05 0- 1- 1 Juho Olkinuora Denver SO G 23 0.04 0- 1- 1 Nick Buchanan Minnesota State FR D 23 0.04 0- 1- 1 Aaron Pearce Nebraska Omaha FR F 23 0.04 0- 1- 1 Joel Rumpel Wisconsin SO G 25 0.04 0- 1- 1 Mitch Cain Bemidji State SO F 32 0.03 0- 1- 1 Joe Faust Wisconsin JR D 38 0.03 1- 0- 1



Goal Scoring: GP GPG G 1 Danny Kristo North Dakota SR F 37 0.65 24 2 Michael Mersch Wisconsin JR F 38 0.61 23 3 Ryan Walters Nebraska Omaha JR F 39 0.56 22 4 Nick Bjugstad Minnesota JR F 38 0.55 21 Jonny Brodzinski St. Cloud State FR F 38 0.55 21 6 Eriah Hayes Minnesota State SR F 39 0.49 19 Josh Archibald Nebraska Omaha SO F 39 0.49 19 8 Rylan Schwartz Colorado College SR F 38 0.45 17 Mike Seidel Minnesota Duluth SR W 38 0.45 17 Matt Leitner Minnesota State SO F 39 0.44 17

Assist Scoring: GP APG A 1 Drew LeBlanc St. Cloud State SR F 38 0.97 37 2 Erik Haula Minnesota JR F 35 0.94 33 Corban Knight North Dakota SR F 38 0.87 33 4 Rylan Schwartz Colorado College SR F 38 0.82 31 5 Ryan Walters Nebraska Omaha JR F 39 0.77 30 6 Matt Leitner Minnesota State SO F 39 0.72 28 7 Danny Kristo North Dakota SR F 37 0.70 26 Alexander Krushelnyski Colorado College JR F 39 0.67 26 9 Nick Jensen St. Cloud State JR D 38 0.66 25 10 Kyle Rau Minnesota SO F 38 0.63 24 Nic Dowd St. Cloud State JR F 38 0.63 24 Jean-Paul Lafontaine Minnesota State SO F 39 0.62 24

Power Play Points: GP PPG G- A- P 1 Matt Leitner Minnesota State SO F 39 0.67 6-20-26 2 Tony Cameranesi Minnesota Duluth FR C 38 0.50 7-12-19 Kyle Rau Minnesota SO F 38 0.50 6-13-19 4 Erik Haula Minnesota JR F 35 0.51 3-15-18 Austin Farley Minnesota Duluth FR W 36 0.50 7-11-18 Mike Seidel Minnesota Duluth SR W 38 0.47 9- 9-18 Nate Schmidt Minnesota JR D 38 0.47 4-14-18 8 Nolan Zajac Denver FR D 36 0.44 4-12-16 Joey LaLeggia Denver SO D 38 0.42 6-10-16 Drew LeBlanc St. Cloud State SR F 38 0.42 3-13-16

Power Play Goals: GP GPG G 1 Eriah Hayes Minnesota State SR F 39 0.31 12 2 Nick Bjugstad Minnesota JR F 38 0.29 11 3 Mike Seidel Minnesota Duluth SR W 38 0.24 9 4 David Morley St. Cloud State FR F 31 0.23 7 Austin Farley Minnesota Duluth FR W 36 0.19 7 Tony Cameranesi Minnesota Duluth FR C 38 0.18 7 Mike Boivin Colorado College SR D 39 0.18 7 8 Aaron McLeod Bemidji State SR F 36 0.17 6 Alex Petan Michigan Tech FR F 37 0.16 6 Danny Kristo North Dakota SR F 37 0.16 6 Joey LaLeggia Denver SO D 38 0.16 6 Kyle Rau Minnesota SO F 38 0.16 6 Michael Mersch Wisconsin JR F 38 0.16 6 Matt Leitner Minnesota State SO F 39 0.15 6

Short-Handed Points: GP PPG G- A- P 1 Rylan Schwartz Colorado College SR F 38 0.11 2- 2- 4 2 Alexander Krushelnyski Colorado College JR F 39 0.08 2- 1- 3 Brent Gwidt Nebraska Omaha SR F 39 0.08 2- 1- 3 4 Zac Larraza Denver SO F 35 0.06 1- 1- 2 Brett Stern Minnesota State SO D 35 0.06 1- 1- 2 Zahn Raubenheimer Nebraska Omaha JR F 35 0.06 1- 1- 2 Matt Bailey Alaska Anchorage JR F 36 0.06 1- 1- 2 Dennis Rix Michigan Tech JR F 37 0.05 2- 0- 2 Danny Kristo North Dakota SR F 37 0.05 2- 0- 2 Michael Young Nebraska Omaha JR D 37 0.05 0- 2- 2 Bryce Aneloski Nebraska Omaha SR D 38 0.05 1- 1- 2 Corban Knight North Dakota SR F 38 0.05 0- 2- 2 Joe Gleason North Dakota SR D 38 0.05 0- 2- 2 Nick Jensen St. Cloud State JR D 38 0.05 0- 2- 2 Mark MacMillan North Dakota SO F 39 0.05 2- 0- 2 Mike Boivin Colorado College SR D 39 0.05 1- 1- 2 Jeff Collett Colorado College JR F 39 0.05 1- 1- 2 Zach Lehrke Minnesota State JR F 39 0.05 1- 1- 2 Andrej Sustr Nebraska Omaha JR D 39 0.05 0- 2- 2 Dominic Zombo Nebraska Omaha SO F 39 0.05 0- 2- 2

Game-Winning Goals: GP G 1 Kyle Rau Minnesota SO F 38 7 2 Danny Kristo North Dakota SR F 37 5 Nick Bjugstad Minnesota JR F 38 5 Nic Dowd St. Cloud State JR F 38 5 Johnny McInnis Minnesota State JR F 39 5 Dominic Zombo Nebraska Omaha SO F 39 5 7 Shawn Ostrow Denver SR F 37 4 Nick Shore Denver JR F 38 4 Mike Seidel Minnesota Duluth SR W 38 4 John Ramage Wisconsin SR D 38 4 Michael Mersch Wisconsin JR F 38 4 Archie Skalbeck Colorado College JR F 39 4 Chase Grant Minnesota State SO F 39 4



Defenseman Scoring: GP PPG G- A- P 1 Nate Schmidt Minnesota JR D 38 0.82 8-23-31 2 Joey LaLeggia Denver SO D 38 0.76 11-18-29 Nick Jensen St. Cloud State JR D 38 0.76 4-25-29 4 Mike Boivin Colorado College SR D 39 0.72 14-14-28 5 David Makowski Denver JR D 38 0.71 9-18-27 6 Nolan Zajac Denver FR D 36 0.72 6-20-26 Andrew Prochno St. Cloud State SO D 37 0.70 5-21-26 8 Andrej Sustr Nebraska Omaha JR D 39 0.64 9-16-25 9 Zach Palmquist Minnesota State SO D 39 0.62 6-18-24 Dillon Simpson North Dakota JR D 39 0.62 5-19-24 11 Eamonn McDermott Colorado College JR D 38 0.58 3-19-22 12 Bryce Aneloski Nebraska Omaha SR D 38 0.55 5-16-21

Freshman Scoring: GP PPG G- A- P 1 Austin Farley Minnesota Duluth W 36 0.94 16-18-34 Alex Petan Michigan Tech F 37 0.92 15-19-34 Rocco Grimaldi North Dakota F 37 0.92 13-21-34 Tony Cameranesi Minnesota Duluth C 38 0.89 14-20-34 5 Kalle Kossila St. Cloud State F 36 0.89 15-17-32 Jonny Brodzinski St. Cloud State F 38 0.84 21-11-32 7 Nic Kerdiles Wisconsin F 28 0.93 7-19-26 Nolan Zajac Denver D 36 0.72 6-20-26 9 Blake Tatchell Alaska Anchorage F 36 0.69 9-16-25 Jujhar Khaira Michigan Tech F 37 0.68 6-19-25 11 David Morley St. Cloud State F 31 0.65 11- 9-20 12 Teddy Blueger Minnesota State F 35 0.54 6-13-19 Dylan Margonari Minnesota State F 36 0.53 10- 9-19

Goals Against Average: Minutes GA GAA 1 Stephon Williams Minnesota State FR 1953:56 60 1.84 2 Adam Wilcox Minnesota FR 2213:58 68 1.84 3 Joel Rumpel Wisconsin SO 1477:53 46 1.87 4 Landon Peterson Wisconsin SO 837:39 28 2.01 5 Clarke Saunders North Dakota JR 1419:50 52 2.20 6 Ryan Faragher St. Cloud State SO 2061:34 78 2.27 7 Juho Olkinuora Denver SO 1369:52 52 2.28 8 Zane Gothberg North Dakota FR 941:09 40 2.55 9 Andrew Walsh Bemidji State SO 1514:34 67 2.65 10 Matt McNeely Minnesota Duluth FR 1481:44 66 2.67 11 John Faulkner Nebraska Omaha SR 1595:39 79 2.97 12 Joe Howe Colorado College SR 1570:45 81 3.09 13 Pheonix Copley Michigan Tech FR 1322:43 71 3.22 14 Chris Kamal Alaska Anchorage JR 1176:43 65 3.31 15 Josh Thorimbert Colorado College JR 787:29 49 3.73 16 Rob Gunderson Alaska Anchorage JR 1017:29 66 3.89Minimum 33% of Team Minutes Played

Save Percentage: Saves GA Pct 1 Joel Rumpel Wisconsin SO 626 46 .932 2 Stephon Williams Minnesota State FR 790 60 .929 3 Juho Olkinuora Denver SO 678 52 .929 4 Landon Peterson Wisconsin SO 352 28 .926 5 Adam Wilcox Minnesota FR 814 68 .923 6 Clarke Saunders North Dakota JR 595 52 .920 7 Zane Gothberg North Dakota FR 445 40 .918 8 Andrew Walsh Bemidji State SO 733 67 .916 9 Ryan Faragher St. Cloud State SO 847 78 .916 10 Joe Howe Colorado College SR 839 81 .912 11 Matt McNeely Minnesota Duluth FR 610 66 .902 12 Pheonix Copley Michigan Tech FR 637 71 .900 13 John Faulkner Nebraska Omaha SR 649 79 .891 14 Chris Kamal Alaska Anchorage JR 516 65 .888 15 Rob Gunderson Alaska Anchorage JR 454 66 .873 16 Josh Thorimbert Colorado College JR 336 49 .873Minimum 33% of Team Minutes Played

Winning Percentage: W- L- T Pct 1 Adam Wilcox Minnesota FR 25- 6- 5 .764 2 Juho Olkinuora Denver SO 13- 5- 5 .674 3 Stephon Williams Minnesota State FR 21-10- 2 .667 4 Ryan Faragher St. Cloud State SO 22-12- 1 .643 5 Zane Gothberg North Dakota FR 8- 4- 3 .633 6 Clarke Saunders North Dakota JR 13- 7- 4 .625 7 John Faulkner Nebraska Omaha SR 16-10- 2 .607 8 Joel Rumpel Wisconsin SO 13- 8- 4 .600 9 Landon Peterson Wisconsin SO 6- 4- 3 .577 10 Joe Howe Colorado College SR 12-11- 4 .519 11 Matt McNeely Minnesota Duluth FR 10-11- 3 .479 12 Josh Thorimbert Colorado College JR 4- 7- 1 .375 13 Pheonix Copley Michigan Tech FR 8-15- 1 .354 14 Andrew Walsh Bemidji State SO 5-14- 6 .320 15 Rob Gunderson Alaska Anchorage JR 2-11- 4 .235 16 Chris Kamal Alaska Anchorage JR 2-14- 3 .184Minimum 33% of Team Minutes Played



2012-13 WCHA TEAM STATISTICS • CONFERENCE GAMES • FINALScoring Offense: Games Goals G/GM 1 Minnesota 28 94 3.36 St. Cloud State 28 94 3.36 3 North Dakota 28 93 3.32 4 Denver 28 92 3.29 Nebraska Omaha 28 92 3.29 6 Minnesota State 28 90 3.21 7 Colorado College 28 88 3.14 8 Michigan Tech 28 75 2.68 Minnesota Duluth 28 75 2.68 10 Wisconsin 28 69 2.46 11 Bemidji State 28 58 2.07 12 Alaska Anchorage 28 52 1.86

Scoring Defense: Games Goals G/GM 1 Wisconsin 28 64 2.29 2 Minnesota 28 65 2.32 3 St. Cloud State 28 66 2.36 4 Minnesota State 28 68 2.43 5 North Dakota 28 71 2.54 6 Denver 28 81 2.89 7 Minnesota Duluth 28 83 2.96 8 Bemidji State 28 87 3.11 9 Nebraska Omaha 28 91 3.25 10 Michigan Tech 28 92 3.29 11 Colorado College 28 98 3.50 12 Alaska Anchorage 28 106 3.79

Penalty Minutes: Games PIM PIM/G 1 North Dakota 28 452 16.1 2 Denver 28 438 15.6 3 Nebraska Omaha 28 434 15.5 4 Minnesota Duluth 28 427 15.2 Wisconsin 28 427 15.2 6 Minnesota State 28 412 14.7 7 Alaska Anchorage 28 391 14.0 8 Colorado College 28 386 13.8 9 Bemidji State 28 334 11.9 10 Michigan Tech 28 325 11.6 11 Minnesota 28 285 10.2 12 St. Cloud State 28 213 7.6

Power Play: Totals SHA PCT 1 Minnesota 31/117 2 26.5 2 Minnesota Duluth 29/122 2 23.8 3 Minnesota State 30/130 2 23.1 4 North Dakota 21/101 2 20.8 5 Denver 23/117 5 19.7 6 Colorado College 20/102 2 19.6 7 Bemidji State 15/ 77 0 19.5 8 St. Cloud State 21/111 5 18.9 9 Michigan Tech 19/103 4 18.4 10 Nebraska Omaha 16/ 93 4 17.2 11 Alaska Anchorage 15/ 92 1 16.3 12 Wisconsin 10/ 87 0 11.5

Penalty Kill: Totals SHF PCT 1 Minnesota 69/ 82 2 84.1 2 St. Cloud State 58/ 69 1 84.1 3 North Dakota 88/105 5 83.8 4 Denver 106/128 3 82.8 5 Minnesota State 95/115 3 82.6 6 Bemidji State 81/ 99 1 81.8 7 Wisconsin 83/104 2 79.8 8 Minnesota Duluth 90/113 1 79.6 9 Michigan Tech 88/111 1 79.3 10 Colorado College 83/106 4 78.3 11 Nebraska Omaha 83/113 5 73.5 12 Alaska Anchorage 78/107 1 72.9

Combined Special Teams: Totals PCT 1 Bemidji State 96/176 54.5 2 North Dakota 109/206 52.9 3 Denver 129/245 52.7 4 Minnesota State 125/245 51.0 5 Minnesota Duluth 119/235 50.6 6 Minnesota 100/199 50.3 7 Michigan Tech 107/214 50.0 8 Colorado College 103/208 49.5 9 Wisconsin 93/191 48.7 10 Nebraska Omaha 99/206 48.1 11 Alaska Anchorage 93/199 46.7 12 St. Cloud State 79/180 43.9

Special Teams Net: PPF SHA PP PPA SHF SH NET 1 Minnesota 31 2 +29 13 2 -11 +18 2 Minnesota State 30 2 +28 20 3 -17 +11 3 North Dakota 21 2 +19 17 5 -12 +7 4 St. Cloud State 21 5 +16 11 1 -10 +6 5 Minnesota Duluth 29 2 +27 23 1 -22 +5 6 Colorado College 20 2 +18 23 4 -19 -1 Denver 23 5 +18 22 3 -19 -1 8 Bemidji State 15 0 +15 18 1 -17 -2 9 Michigan Tech 19 4 +15 23 1 -22 -7 10 Wisconsin 10 0 +10 21 2 -19 -9 11 Nebraska Omaha 16 4 +12 30 5 -25 -13 12 Alaska Anchorage 15 1 +14 29 1 -28 -14

Scoring by Periods: 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total 1 Minnesota 27 29 38 0 94 St. Cloud State 28 27 38 1 94 3 North Dakota 27 39 25 2 93 4 Denver 32 29 31 0 92 Nebraska Omaha 28 35 28 1 92 6 Minnesota State 26 31 32 1 90 7 Colorado College 20 31 35 2 88 8 Michigan Tech 23 25 24 3 75 Minnesota Duluth 28 25 22 0 75 10 Wisconsin 25 24 18 2 69 11 Bemidji State 16 27 15 0 58 12 Alaska Anchorage 16 15 21 0 52

Goals Allowed by Periods: 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total 1 Wisconsin 16 18 29 1 64 2 Minnesota 16 28 21 0 65 3 St. Cloud State 26 16 24 0 66 4 Minnesota State 20 22 24 2 68 5 North Dakota 24 23 23 1 71 6 Denver 19 34 27 1 81 7 Minnesota Duluth 24 24 34 1 83 8 Bemidji State 27 29 29 2 87 9 Nebraska Omaha 31 37 22 1 91 10 Michigan Tech 30 36 26 0 92 11 Colorado College 30 31 36 1 98 12 Alaska Anchorage 33 39 32 2 106


2012-13 WCHA PLAYER STATISTICS • CONFERENCE GAMES • FINALPoint Scoring: GP PPG G- A- P 1 Ryan Walters Nebraska Omaha JR F 28 1.43 16-24-40 2 Erik Haula Minnesota JR F 26 1.42 13-24-37 Danny Kristo North Dakota SR F 28 1.32 17-20-37 4 Rylan Schwartz Colorado College SR F 27 1.30 12-23-35 Corban Knight North Dakota SR F 28 1.25 12-23-35 Drew LeBlanc St. Cloud State SR F 28 1.25 10-25-35 7 Josh Archibald Nebraska Omaha SO F 28 1.18 18-15-33 8 Matt Leitner Minnesota State SO F 28 1.14 13-19-32 Alexander Krushelnyski Colorado College JR F 28 1.14 11-21-32 10 Alex Petan Michigan Tech FR F 28 1.04 11-18-29 Nic Dowd St. Cloud State JR F 28 1.04 11-18-29 12 Matt White Nebraska Omaha JR F 26 1.08 11-17-28 Eriah Hayes Minnesota State SR F 28 1.00 15-13-28 Tony Cameranesi Minnesota Duluth FR C 28 1.00 11-17-28 15 Dominic Zombo Nebraska Omaha SO F 28 0.96 8-19-27 16 Austin Farley Minnesota Duluth FR W 27 0.96 14-12-26 Michael Mersch Wisconsin JR F 28 0.93 17- 9-26 Mike Seidel Minnesota Duluth SR W 28 0.93 13-13-26 Kalle Kossila St. Cloud State FR F 28 0.93 13-13-26 William Rapuzzi Colorado College SR F 28 0.93 12-14-26 Rocco Grimaldi North Dakota FR F 28 0.93 10-16-26 Nate Schmidt Minnesota JR D 28 0.93 7-19-26 23 David Johnstone Michigan Tech SO F 26 0.96 10-15-25 Jean-Paul Lafontaine Minnesota State SO F 28 0.89 6-19-25 25 Kyle Rau Minnesota SO F 28 0.86 8-16-24 26 Jonny Brodzinski St. Cloud State FR F 28 0.82 16- 7-23 Nick Bjugstad Minnesota JR F 28 0.82 15- 8-23 Mike Boivin Colorado College SR D 28 0.82 13-10-23 Joey LaLeggia Denver SO D 28 0.82 10-13-23 Nate Condon Minnesota JR F 28 0.82 6-17-23 Nick Jensen St. Cloud State JR D 28 0.82 4-19-23 32 Andrew Prochno St. Cloud State SO D 27 0.81 3-19-22 Zach Budish Minnesota JR F 28 0.79 11-11-22 34 Chris Knowlton Denver SR F 28 0.75 12- 9-21 Carter Rowney North Dakota SR F 28 0.75 8-13-21 Nick Shore Denver JR F 28 0.75 7-14-21 Blake Tatchell Alaska Anchorage FR F 28 0.75 6-15-21 38 Mark Zengerle Wisconsin JR F 22 0.86 6-13-19 Ben Hanowski St. Cloud State SR F 23 0.83 11- 8-19 Shawn Ostrow Denver SR F 28 0.68 12- 7-19 Mark MacMillan North Dakota SO F 28 0.68 10- 9-19 Scott Winkler Colorado College SR F 28 0.68 9-10-19 Jujhar Khaira Michigan Tech FR F 28 0.68 4-15-19 44 Jordan Kwas Alaska Anchorage SR F 25 0.72 8-10-18 Tyler Barnes Wisconsin JR F 27 0.67 9- 9-18 Zach Lehrke Minnesota State JR F 28 0.64 8-10-18 David Makowski Denver JR D 28 0.64 7-11-18 Andrej Sustr Nebraska Omaha JR D 28 0.64 7-11-18 Ty Loney Denver SO F 28 0.64 4-14-18 50 Nic Kerdiles Wisconsin FR F 20 0.85 3-14-17 Danny Mattson Bemidji State SO F 23 0.74 4-13-17 Caleb Herbert Minnesota Duluth SO W 25 0.68 5-12-17 Dylan Margonari Minnesota State FR F 27 0.63 9- 8-17 Archie Skalbeck Colorado College JR F 28 0.61 7-10-17 Brance Orban Bemidji State SR F 28 0.61 6-11-17 Dillon Simpson North Dakota JR D 28 0.61 3-14-17 57 Sam Warning Minnesota SO F 22 0.73 6-10-16 Eamonn McDermott Colorado College JR D 27 0.59 1-15-16 Blake Pietila Michigan Tech SO F 28 0.57 11- 5-16 Daniel Doremus Denver SO F 28 0.57 6-10-16 Teddy Blueger Minnesota State FR F 28 0.57 5-11-16 62 Derek Lee Wisconsin SR F 19 0.79 2-13-15 Jake McCabe Wisconsin SO D 24 0.62 3-12-15 Zac Larraza Denver SO F 25 0.60 9- 6-15 Joe Gleason North Dakota SR D 27 0.56 5-10-15 Ryan Furne Michigan Tech JR F 27 0.56 4-11-15 Johnny McInnis Minnesota State JR F 28 0.54 8- 7-15 Jordan George Bemidji State SR F 28 0.54 6- 9-15 Steven Seigo Michigan Tech SR D 28 0.54 6- 9-15 Andy Welinski Minnesota Duluth FR D 28 0.54 3-12-15 Zach Palmquist Minnesota State SO D 28 0.54 3-12-15 72 Johnnie Searfoss Nebraska Omaha JR F 24 0.58 8- 6-14 Tanner Kero Michigan Tech SO F 24 0.58 6- 8-14 Nolan Zajac Denver FR D 26 0.54 4-10-14 Scott Allen Alaska Anchorage SO F 28 0.50 9- 5-14 Aaron McLeod Bemidji State SR F 28 0.50 9- 5-14 Matt Bailey Alaska Anchorage JR F 28 0.50 6- 8-14 Scott Mayfield Denver SO D 28 0.50 4-10-14 79 Drake Caggiula North Dakota FR F 27 0.48 6- 7-13 Brett Knowles Minnesota State FR F 27 0.48 5- 8-13 Joe Basaraba Minnesota Duluth JR W 28 0.46 8- 5-13 Christian Isackson Minnesota SO F 28 0.46 2-11-13


2012-13 WCHA PLAYER STATISTICS • CONFERENCE GAMES CON’T

Goal Scoring: GP GPG G 1 Josh Archibald Nebraska Omaha SO F 28 0.64 18 2 Danny Kristo North Dakota SR F 28 0.61 17 Michael Mersch Wisconsin JR F 28 0.61 17 4 Ryan Walters Nebraska Omaha JR F 28 0.57 16 Jonny Brodzinski St. Cloud State FR F 28 0.57 16 6 Nick Bjugstad Minnesota JR F 28 0.54 15 Eriah Hayes Minnesota State SR F 28 0.54 15 8 Austin Farley Minnesota Duluth FR W 27 0.52 14 9 Erik Haula Minnesota JR F 26 0.50 13 Mike Boivin Colorado College SR D 28 0.46 13 Mike Seidel Minnesota Duluth SR W 28 0.46 13 Matt Leitner Minnesota State SO F 28 0.46 13 Kalle Kossila St. Cloud State FR F 28 0.46 13

Assist Scoring: GP APG A 1 Drew LeBlanc St. Cloud State SR F 28 0.89 25 2 Erik Haula Minnesota JR F 26 0.92 24 Ryan Walters Nebraska Omaha JR F 28 0.86 24 4 Rylan Schwartz Colorado College SR F 27 0.85 23 Corban Knight North Dakota SR F 28 0.82 23 6 Alexander Krushelnyski Colorado College JR F 28 0.75 21 7 Danny Kristo North Dakota SR F 28 0.71 20 8 Andrew Prochno St. Cloud State SO D 27 0.70 19 Nate Schmidt Minnesota JR D 28 0.68 19 Jean-Paul Lafontaine Minnesota State SO F 28 0.68 19 Matt Leitner Minnesota State SO F 28 0.68 19 Dominic Zombo Nebraska Omaha SO F 28 0.68 19 Nick Jensen St. Cloud State JR D 28 0.68 19

Power Play Points: GP PPG G- A- P 1 Matt Leitner Minnesota State SO F 28 0.64 4-14-18 2 Tony Cameranesi Minnesota Duluth FR C 28 0.61 6-11-17 3 Nate Schmidt Minnesota JR D 28 0.57 3-13-16 4 Erik Haula Minnesota JR F 26 0.54 3-11-14 Rylan Schwartz Colorado College SR F 27 0.52 4-10-14 Kyle Rau Minnesota SO F 28 0.50 4-10-14 7 Austin Farley Minnesota Duluth FR W 27 0.48 6- 7-13 Joey LaLeggia Denver SO D 28 0.46 5- 8-13 9 Eriah Hayes Minnesota State SR F 28 0.43 10- 2-12 Mike Seidel Minnesota Duluth SR W 28 0.43 5- 7-12 Drew LeBlanc St. Cloud State SR F 28 0.43 3- 9-12

Short-Handed Points: GP PPG G- A- P 1 Alexander Krushelnyski Colorado College JR F 28 0.11 2- 1- 3 2 Zahn Raubenheimer Nebraska Omaha JR F 24 0.08 1- 1- 2 Zac Larraza Denver SO F 25 0.08 1- 1- 2 Danny Kristo North Dakota SR F 28 0.07 2- 0- 2 Mark MacMillan North Dakota SO F 28 0.07 2- 0- 2 Brent Gwidt Nebraska Omaha SR F 28 0.07 1- 1- 2 Andrej Sustr Nebraska Omaha JR D 28 0.07 0- 2- 2 Dominic Zombo Nebraska Omaha SO F 28 0.07 0- 2- 2 Corban Knight North Dakota SR F 28 0.07 0- 2- 2

Game-Winning Goals: GP G 1 Johnny McInnis Minnesota State JR F 28 4 Dominic Zombo Nebraska Omaha SO F 28 4 Nic Dowd St. Cloud State JR F 28 4 4 Ben Hanowski St. Cloud State SR F 23 3 Shawn Ostrow Denver SR F 28 3 Nick Shore Denver JR F 28 3 Tom Serratore Minnesota JR F 28 3 Nick Bjugstad Minnesota JR F 28 3 Kyle Rau Minnesota SO F 28 3 Mike Seidel Minnesota Duluth SR W 28 3 Michael Mersch Wisconsin JR F 28 3

Defenseman Scoring: GP PPG G- A- P 1 Nate Schmidt Minnesota JR D 28 0.93 7-19-26 2 Mike Boivin Colorado College SR D 28 0.82 13-10-23 Joey LaLeggia Denver SO D 28 0.82 10-13-23 Nick Jensen St. Cloud State JR D 28 0.82 4-19-23 5 Andrew Prochno St. Cloud State SO D 27 0.81 3-19-22 6 David Makowski Denver JR D 28 0.64 7-11-18 Andrej Sustr Nebraska Omaha JR D 28 0.64 7-11-18 8 Dillon Simpson North Dakota JR D 28 0.61 3-14-17 9 Eamonn McDermott Colorado College JR D 27 0.59 1-15-16 10 Jake McCabe Wisconsin SO D 24 0.62 3-12-15 Joe Gleason North Dakota SR D 27 0.56 5-10-15 Steven Seigo Michigan Tech SR D 28 0.54 6- 9-15 Andy Welinski Minnesota Duluth FR D 28 0.54 3-12-15 Zach Palmquist Minnesota State SO D 28 0.54 3-12-15 15 Nolan Zajac Denver FR D 26 0.54 4-10-14 Scott Mayfield Denver SO D 28 0.50 4-10-14


Freshman Scoring: GP PPG G- A- P 1 Alex Petan Michigan Tech F 28 1.04 11-18-29 2 Tony Cameranesi Minnesota Duluth C 28 1.00 11-17-28 3 Austin Farley Minnesota Duluth W 27 0.96 14-12-26 Kalle Kossila St. Cloud State F 28 0.93 13-13-26 Rocco Grimaldi North Dakota F 28 0.93 10-16-26 6 Jonny Brodzinski St. Cloud State F 28 0.82 16- 7-23 7 Blake Tatchell Alaska Anchorage F 28 0.75 6-15-21 8 Jujhar Khaira Michigan Tech F 28 0.68 4-15-19 9 Nic Kerdiles Wisconsin F 20 0.85 3-14-17 Dylan Margonari Minnesota State F 27 0.63 9- 8-17 11 Teddy Blueger Minnesota State F 28 0.57 5-11-16 12 Andy Welinski Minnesota Duluth D 28 0.54 3-12-15 13 Nolan Zajac Denver D 26 0.54 4-10-14 14 Drake Caggiula North Dakota F 27 0.48 6- 7-13 Brett Knowles Minnesota State F 27 0.48 5- 8-13

Goals Against Average: Minutes GA GAA 1 Stephon Williams Minnesota State FR 1461:15 47 1.93 2 Landon Peterson Wisconsin SO 657:29 22 2.01 3 Adam Wilcox Minnesota FR 1660:59 59 2.13 4 Joel Rumpel Wisconsin SO 1059:58 39 2.21 5 Ryan Faragher St. Cloud State SO 1592:59 60 2.26 6 Zane Gothberg North Dakota FR 763:15 29 2.28 7 Juho Olkinuora Denver SO 1007:59 41 2.44 8 Clarke Saunders North Dakota JR 947:57 41 2.60 9 Andrew Walsh Bemidji State SO 1018:50 45 2.65 10 Matt McNeely Minnesota Duluth FR 1212:13 57 2.82 11 Joe Howe Colorado College SR 1234:27 62 3.01 12 Sam Brittain Denver JR 575:27 29 3.02 13 Mathieu Dugas Bemidji State SR 691:04 37 3.21 14 John Faulkner Nebraska Omaha SR 1172:06 63 3.22 15 Chris Kamal Alaska Anchorage JR 896:34 52 3.48 16 Pheonix Copley Michigan Tech FR 982:50 59 3.60 17 Rob Gunderson Alaska Anchorage JR 812:43 53 3.91Minimum 33% of Team Minutes Played

Save Percentage: Saves GA Pct 1 Landon Peterson Wisconsin SO 283 22 .928 2 Stephon Williams Minnesota State FR 597 47 .927 3 Juho Olkinuora Denver SO 497 41 .924 4 Zane Gothberg North Dakota FR 349 29 .923 5 Joel Rumpel Wisconsin SO 453 39 .921 6 Ryan Faragher St. Cloud State SO 682 60 .919 7 Adam Wilcox Minnesota FR 628 59 .914 8 Andrew Walsh Bemidji State SO 468 45 .912 9 Joe Howe Colorado College SR 641 62 .912 10 Clarke Saunders North Dakota JR 403 41 .908 11 Sam Brittain Denver JR 278 29 .906 12 Mathieu Dugas Bemidji State SR 329 37 .899 13 Matt McNeely Minnesota Duluth FR 491 57 .896 14 Pheonix Copley Michigan Tech FR 464 59 .887 15 John Faulkner Nebraska Omaha SR 475 63 .883 16 Chris Kamal Alaska Anchorage JR 381 52 .880 17 Rob Gunderson Alaska Anchorage JR 378 53 .877Minimum 33% of Team Minutes Played

Winning Percentage: W- L- T Pct 1 Zane Gothberg North Dakota FR 7- 2- 3 .708 2 Ryan Faragher St. Cloud State SO 18- 8- 1 .685 Adam Wilcox Minnesota FR 16- 6- 5 .685 4 Juho Olkinuora Denver SO 9- 3- 5 .676 5 Landon Peterson Wisconsin SO 5- 2- 3 .650 6 Stephon Williams Minnesota State FR 15- 9- 1 .620 7 John Faulkner Nebraska Omaha SR 12- 7- 2 .619 8 Clarke Saunders North Dakota JR 7- 5- 4 .562 9 Joel Rumpel Wisconsin SO 8- 6- 4 .556 10 Joe Howe Colorado College SR 9- 9- 3 .500 11 Matt McNeely Minnesota Duluth FR 8- 9- 3 .475 12 Sam Brittain Denver JR 4- 5- 0 .444 13 Andrew Walsh Bemidji State SO 4- 8- 5 .382 14 Pheonix Copley Michigan Tech FR 4-13- 1 .250 15 Mathieu Dugas Bemidji State SR 1- 8- 2 .182 16 Rob Gunderson Alaska Anchorage JR 1-10- 3 .179 Chris Kamal Alaska Anchorage JR 1-10- 3 .179Minimum 33% of Team Minutes Played

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2012-13 NCAA DIV. 1 MEN’S TEAM STATISTICS • LEADERSScoring Offense: Games Goals G/GM 1 Minnesota 38 137 3.61 2 Boston College 36 124 3.44 3 St. Cloud State 38 130 3.42 4 Denver 38 129 3.39 5 North Dakota 39 129 3.31 6 Nebraska Omaha 39 127 3.26 7 Air Force 37 120 3.24 8 Michigan 38 122 3.21 RIT 38 122 3.21 10 Colorado College 39 125 3.21 Minnesota State 39 125 3.21 12 New Hampshire 37 117 3.16 13 Mercyhurst 39 122 3.13 14 Niagara 36 112 3.11 15 Robert Morris 38 118 3.11other WCHA teams 25 Michigan Tech 37 107 2.89 33 Minnesota Duluth 38 99 2.61 36 Wisconsin 38 97 2.55 56 Bemidji State 36 74 2.06 58 Alaska Anchorage 36 67 1.86

Scoring Defense: Games Goals G/GM 1 Quinnipiac 37 59 1.59 2 Miami 39 63 1.62 3 Minnesota 38 75 1.97 4 Western Michigan 38 78 2.05 Wisconsin 38 78 2.05 6 UMass Lowell 36 78 2.17 Union 36 78 2.17 8 Notre Dame 38 84 2.21 9 Minnesota State 39 88 2.26 10 New Hampshire 37 86 2.32 11 Canisius 40 95 2.38 12 Providence 37 88 2.38 Rensselaer 37 88 2.38 14 Ohio State 39 93 2.38 15 Ferris State 37 89 2.41other WCHA teams 16 North Dakota 39 94 2.41 19 St. Cloud State 38 93 2.45 30 Denver 38 103 2.71t38 Minnesota Duluth 38 109 2.87t43 Nebraska Omaha 39 117 3.00t45 Bemidji State 36 110 3.06 47 Michigan Tech 37 116 3.14 54 Colorado College 39 135 3.46 57 Alaska Anchorage 36 133 3.69

Scoring Margin: Games GF GF/G GA GA/G Margin 1 Minnesota 38 137 3.61 75 1.97 1.63 2 Quinnipiac 37 114 3.08 59 1.59 1.49 3 St. Cloud State 38 130 3.42 93 2.45 0.97 4 Minnesota State 9 125 3.21 88 2.26 0.95 5 Miami 39 99 2.54 63 1.62 0.92 6 North Dakota 39 129 3.31 94 2.41 0.90 7 UMass Lowell 36 110 3.06 78 2.17 0.89 8 Union 36 109 3.03 78 2.17 0.86 9 New Hampshire 37 117 3.16 86 2.32 0.84 10 Boston College 36 124 3.44 96 2.67 0.78 11 Air Force 37 120 3.24 92 2.49 0.76 12 Notre Dame 38 112 2.95 84 2.21 0.74 13 Denver 38 129 3.39 103 2.71 0.68 14 Niagara 36 112 3.11 88 2.44 0.67 15 Wisconsin 38 97 2.55 78 2.05 0.50other WCHA teams 22 Nebraska Omaha 39 127 3.26 117 3.00 0.26 41 Michigan Tech 37 107 2.89 116 3.14 -0.24 42 Colorado College 39 125 3.21 135 3.46 -0.26 43 Minnesota Duluth 38 99 2.61 109 2.87 -0.26 54 Bemidji State 36 74 2.06 110 3.06 -1.00 57 Alaska Anchorage 36 67 1.86 133 3.69 -1.83

Penalty Minutes: Games PIM PIM/G 1 Cornell 34 611 18.0 2 Quinnipiac 37 611 16.5 3 Denver 38 619 16.3 4 Minnesota Duluth 38 608 16.0 5 Penn State 27 425 15.7 6 Sacred Heart 36 558 15.5 7 Boston University 37 565 15.3 8 Northern Michigan 38 576 15.2 9 North Dakota 39 576 14.8 10 Clarkson 36 531 14.8 11 Maine 38 551 14.5 12 Ferris State 37 525 14.2 13 Nebraska Omaha 39 548 14.1 14 Wisconsin 38 528 13.9 15 Colgate 36 492 13.7other WCHA teams 18 Alaska Anchorage 36 489 13.6 21 Michigan Tech 37 498 13.5 23 Minnesota State 39 514 13.2 24 Colorado College 39 511 13.1 46 Bemidji State 36 399 11.1 56 Minnesota 38 349 9.2 59 St. Cloud State 38 308 8.1

Power Play: Totals SHA PCT 1 Minnesota 40/159 2 25.2 2 RIT 33/137 6 24.1 3 Union 40/169 3 23.7 4 Minnesota State 42/179 3 23.5 5 Minnesota Duluth 41/175 4 23.4 6 Colgate 35/154 1 22.7 7 Boston College 33/147 6 22.4 8 Holy Cross 34/152 3 22.4 9 Yale 32/144 5 22.2 10 American Int’l 22/100 3 22.0 11 Denver 35/160 8 21.9 12 North Dakota 32/150 3 21.3 13 Michigan Tech 30/143 5 21.0 14 Ferris State 27/130 3 20.8 15 St. Lawrence 39/190 1 20.5other WCHA teams 21 Nebraska Omaha 25/132 4 18.9 23 Bemidji State 18/ 97 0 18.6 27 St. Cloud State 27/154 6 17.5 28 Colorado College 24/138 2 17.4 45 Alaska Anchorage 17/118 1 14.4 55 Wisconsin 15/121 0 12.4

Penalty Kill: Totals SHF PCT 1 Quinnipiac 142/156 4 91.0 2 Canisius 135/149 5 90.6 3 Alaska 151/168 6 89.9 4 New Hampshire 113/126 4 89.7 5 Dartmouth 109/123 5 88.6 6 Miami 157/178 8 88.2 7 Union 123/142 6 86.6 8 Minnesota 94/109 3 86.2 9 Connecticut 130/151 1 86.1 10 Boston College 152/177 1 85.9 11 Princeton 118/138 2 85.5 12 Denver 140/164 3 85.4 13 Western Michigan 133/156 2 85.3 14 Merrimack 149/175 2 85.1 15 UMass Lowell 125/147 6 85.0other WCHA teams 23 North Dakota 119/142 6 83.8 26 St. Cloud State 85/102 2 83.3 28 Minnesota State 123/148 5 83.1 31 Minnesota Duluth 135/164 1 82.3 41 Wisconsin 109/135 2 80.7 42 Michigan Tech 124/154 2 80.5 43 Bemidji State 101/126 1 80.2 48 Colorado College 115/147 7 78.2 54 Nebraska Omaha 121/158 6 76.6 58 Alaska Anchorage 105/141 4 74.5


Combined Special Teams: Totals PCT 1 Boston College 185/324 57.1 2 Ferris State 167/296 56.4 3 Princeton 138/245 56.3 4 American Int’l 137/245 55.9 5 Canisius 159/289 55.0 6 RIT 155/286 54.2 7 Denver 175/324 54.0 8 Bemidji State 119/223 53.4 9 Lake Superior 181/340 53.2 10 Miami 183/344 53.2other WCHA teams 17 Minnesota Duluth 176/339 51.9 18 Michigan Tech 154/297 51.9 19 North Dakota 151/292 51.7 26 Minnesota State 165/327 50.5 27 Nebraska Omaha 146/290 50.3t29 Minnesota 134/268 50.0 38 Colorado College 139/285 48.8 39 Wisconsin 124/256 48.4 50 Alaska Anchorage 122/259 47.1 57 St. Cloud State 112/256 43.8

Shots For Per Game: Games Shots SOG/GM 1 Penn State 27 1022 37.85 2 Yale 31 1105 35.65 3 Minnesota 38 1317 34.66 4 Quinnipiac 37 1275 34.46 5 Niagara 36 1237 34.36 6 Union 36 1229 34.14 7 Michigan 38 1294 34.05 8 Alaska 37 1259 34.03 New Hampshire 37 1259 34.03 10 Air Force 37 1253 33.86 11 Holy Cross 37 1251 33.81 12 RIT 38 1273 33.50 13 Minnesota State 39 1301 33.36 14 Minnesota Duluth 38 1262 33.21 15 Robert Morris 38 1243 32.71other WCHA teams 22 Michigan Tech 37 1171 31.65 23 Nebraska Omaha 39 1231 31.56 24 Denver 38 1198 31.53 25 North Dakota 39 1227 31.46 38 St. Cloud State 38 1138 29.95 43 Wisconsin 38 1109 29.18 49 Colorado College 39 1087 27.87 58 Bemidji State 36 857 23.81 59 Alaska Anchorage 36 767 21.31

Shots Against Per Game: Games Shots SOG/GM 1 Quinnipiac 37 866 23.41 2 Minnesota 38 926 24.37 3 Western Michigan 38 937 24.66 4 Notre Dame 38 964 25.37 5 Alaska 37 940 25.41 6 Miami 39 1017 26.08 7 Rensselaer 37 975 26.35 8 St. Cloud State 38 1008 26.53 9 Nebraska Omaha 39 1050 26.92 10 Minnesota State 39 1053 27.00 11 UMass Lowell 36 975 27.08 12 Union 36 984 27.33 13 Minnesota Duluth 38 1048 27.58 14 Bowling Green 41 1137 27.73 15 Massachusetts 34 943 27.74other WCHA teams 16 Wisconsin 38 1056 27.79 22 North Dakota 39 1135 29.10 31 Alaska Anchorage 36 1103 30.64 35 Michigan Tech 37 1170 31.62 38 Denver 38 1224 32.21 40 Bemidji State 36 1172 32.56 47 Colorado College 39 1310 33.59

Shot Margin: Games SOGF SOGA DIFF DIFF/GM 1 Quinnipiac 37 1275 866 +409 +11.05 2 Minnesota 38 1317 926 +391 +10.29 3 Alaska 37 1259 940 +319 +8.62 4 Union 36 1229 984 +245 +6.81 5 Yale 31 1105 899 +206 +6.65 6 Miami 39 1269 1017 +252 +6.46 7 Minnesota State 39 1301 1053 +248 +6.36 8 Michigan 38 1294 1058 +236 +6.21 9 Penn State 27 1022 861 +161 +5.96 10 Notre Dame 38 1186 964 +222 +5.84

11 Minnesota Duluth 38 1262 1048 +214 +5.63 12 Western Michigan 38 1136 937 +199 +5.24 13 Air Force 37 1253 1066 +187 +5.05 14 Nebraska Omaha 39 1231 1050 +181 +4.64 15 UMass Lowell 36 1141 975 +166 +4.61other WCHA teams 18 St. Cloud State 38 1138 1008 +130 +3.42 19 North Dakota 39 1227 1135 +92 +2.36 26 Wisconsin 38 1109 1056 +53 +1.39 31 Michigan Tech 37 1171 1170 +1 +0.03 35 Denver 38 1198 1224 -26 -0.68 49 Colorado College 39 1087 1310 -223 -5.72 55 Bemidji State 36 857 1172 -315 -8.75 57 Alaska Anchorage 36 767 1103 -336 -9.33

Team Winning Percentage: W- L- T Win% 1 Quinnipiac 26- 6- 5 .770 2 Minnesota 26- 7- 5 .750 3 Niagara 23- 8- 5 .708 4 UMass Lowell 24-10- 2 .694 5 Miami 24-10- 5 .679 6 Boston College 22-10- 4 .667 7 Minnesota State 24-12- 3 .654 8 Notre Dame 23-12- 3 .645 9 Yale 18-10- 3 .629 10 North Dakota 21-11- 7 .628 11 St. Cloud State 23-14- 1 .618 12 New Hampshire 19-11- 7 .608 13 Western Michigan 19-11- 8 .605 14 Union 19-12- 5 .597 15 Denver 20-13- 5 .592 Wisconsin 19-12- 7 .592 17 Connecticut 19-13- 4 .583 18 Holy Cross 20-14- 3 .581 19 Robert Morris 20-14- 4 .579 20 Boston University 20-15- 2 .568 21 Air Force 17-13- 7 .554 Providence 17-13- 7 .554 Rensselaer 18-14- 5 .554 24 Brown 15-13- 6 .529 25 St. Lawrence 18-16- 4 .526 26 Mercyhurst 18-16- 5 .526 27 Dartmouth 15-14- 5 .515 28 Alaska 17-16- 4 .514 29 Nebraska Omaha 19-18- 2 .513 30 Ferris State 16-16- 5 .500 Ohio State 16-16- 7 .500 32 Canisius 17-18- 5 .488 33 Michigan 17-18- 3 .487 34 Cornell 15-16- 3 .485 35 Penn State 13-14- 0 .481 36 Colorado College 16-18- 5 .474 37 Merrimack 15-17- 6 .474 38 RIT 15-18- 5 .461 39 Lake Superior 17-21- 1 .449 40 Northern Michigan 15-19- 4 .447 41 Colgate 14-18- 4 .444 42 Minnesota Duluth 14-19- 5 .434 43 American Int’l 12-17- 6 .429 44 Bowling Green 15-21- 5 .427 45 Michigan Tech 13-20- 4 .405 46 Princeton 10-16- 5 .403 47 Massachusetts 12-19- 3 .397 48 Maine 11-19- 8 .395 49 Vermont 11-19- 6 .389 50 Bentley 12-20- 3 .386 51 Michigan State 14-25- 3 .369 52 Harvard 10-19- 3 .359 53 Clarkson 9-20- 7 .347 54 Northeastern 9-21- 4 .324 55 Army 7-22- 5 .279 56 Bemidji State 6-22- 8 .278 57 Alaska Anchorage 4-25- 7 .208 58 Alab-Huntsville 3-21- 1 .140 59 Sacred Heart 2-30- 4 .111

Current Unbeaten Streak: W- L- T Games Michigan 7- 0- 1 8 Connecticut 6- 0- 1 7 Notre Dame 5- 0- 2 7 Canisius 6- 0- 0 6 Minnesota 5- 0- 0 5 Yale 5- 0- 0 5 Boston University 4- 0- 0 4 Union 4- 0- 0 4 Boston College 3- 0- 1 4 UMass Lowell 3- 0- 0 3 Wisconsin 3- 0- 0 3

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2012-13 NCAA DIV. 1 MEN’S PLAYER STATISTICS • LEADERSPoints Per Game: GP G- A- P P/GM 1 Johnny Gaudreau (CGY) Boston College SO F 33 20-29-49 1.48 2 Erik Haula (MIN) Minnesota JR F 35 16-33-49 1.40 3 Danny Kristo (MTL) North Dakota SR F 37 24-26-50 1.35 4 Kyle Flanagan St. Lawrence SR F 35 15-32-47 1.34 5 Greg Carey St. Lawrence JR F 38 28-23-51 1.34 6 Ryan Walters Nebraska Omaha JR F 39 22-30-52 1.33 7 Drew LeBlanc St. Cloud State SR F 38 13-37-50 1.32 8 Rylan Schwartz Colorado College SR F 38 17-31-48 1.26 Corban Knight (FLA) North Dakota SR F 38 15-33-48 1.26 10 Andrew Calof Princeton JR F 31 14-24-38 1.23 11 Steven Whitney Boston College SR F 36 25-18-43 1.19 12 Kenny Agostino (PIT) Yale JR F 31 15-22-37 1.19 13 Kevin Roy (ANA) Northeastern FR F 29 17-17-34 1.17 14 Matt Leitner Minnesota State SO F 39 17-28-45 1.15 15 Brett Gensler Bentley JR F 35 16-24-40 1.14 16 Pat Mullane Boston College SR F 36 16-25-41 1.14 17 Kevin Goumas New Hampshire JR F 37 10-32-42 1.14 18 Andrew Miller Yale SR F 31 16-19-35 1.13 19 Adam Brace Robert Morris SR F 38 14-27-41 1.08 20 Matt Thurber Northern Michigan SR F 30 6-26-32 1.07 21 Matt Lorito Brown SO F 34 20-15-35 1.03 Ryan Murphy Niagara JR F 34 15-20-35 1.03 23 Riley Barber (WSH) Miami FR F 37 15-23-38 1.03 24 Kyle Rau (FLA) Minnesota SO F 38 15-24-39 1.03 25 Alexander Krushelnyski Colorado College JR F 39 14-26-40 1.03 26 Greg Miller Cornell SR F 33 14-19-33 1.00 Branden Gracel Massachusetts JR F 34 14-20-34 1.00 Mike Collins Merrimack JR F 38 17-21-38 1.00 Casey Bailey Penn State FR F 27 14-13-27 1.00 Nic Dowd (LOS) St. Cloud State JR F 38 14-24-38 1.00 31 Matthew Zay Mercyhurst SO F 39 12-26-38 0.97 32 Anders Lee (NYI) Notre Dame JR F 38 19-18-37 0.97 George Hughes St. Lawrence SR D 38 5-32-37 0.97 34 Kyle De Laurell Air Force SR F 37 19-17-36 0.97 Danny O’Regan (SJS) Boston University FR F 37 14-22-36 0.97 36 Joseph Pendenza UMass Lowell JR F 36 13-22-35 0.97 37 Ryan Misiak Mercyhurst SO F 39 17-20-37 0.95 Ryan Dzingel (OTT) Ohio State SO F 39 15-22-37 0.95 39 Nick Bjugstad (FLA) Minnesota JR F 38 21-15-36 0.95 40 Matt Nieto (SJS) Boston University JR F 37 18-17-35 0.95 41 Bill Arnold (CGY) Boston College JR F 36 16-18-34 0.94 Austin Farley Minnesota Duluth FR W 36 16-18-34 0.94 43 Tyler Sikura Dartmouth SO F 34 12-20-32 0.94 44 Michael Colavecchia RIT JR F 32 12-18-30 0.94 Mark Zengerle Wisconsin JR F 32 9-21-30 0.94 46 Matt Lindblad Dartmouth JR F 30 10-18-28 0.93 47 Brandon Nunn Holy Cross SR F 29 16-11-27 0.93 48 Kevin Hayes (CHI) Boston College JR F 27 6-19-25 0.93 David Glen Penn State FR F 27 16- 9-25 0.93 50 Kyle Gibbons Canisius JR F 39 18-18-36 0.92 Austin Czarnik Miami SO F 39 14-22-36 0.92 Josh Archibald (PIT) Nebraska Omaha SO F 39 19-17-36 0.92 Tanner Fritz Ohio State SO F 39 11-25-36 0.92 54 Zach Budish (NSH) Minnesota JR F 38 13-22-35 0.92 Michael Mersch (LOS) Wisconsin JR F 38 23-12-35 0.92 56 Alex Petan Michigan Tech FR F 37 15-19-34 0.92 Matt White Nebraska Omaha JR F 37 16-18-34 0.92 Rocco Grimaldi (FLA) North Dakota FR F 37 13-21-34 0.92 59 Alex Guptill (DAL) Michigan SO F 36 14-19-33 0.92 Matt Garbowsky RIT SO F 36 11-22-33 0.92 61 Adam Pleskach American Int’l SR F 35 15-17-32 0.91 Wayne Simpson Union SR F 35 15-17-32 0.91 63 Andrew Gladiuk Bentley FR F 32 13-16-29 0.91 David Johnstone Michigan Tech SO F 32 10-19-29 0.91 65 Jeff Costello (OTT) Notre Dame JR F 30 9-18-27 0.90 66 Daniel O’Donoghue Mercyhurst JR F 39 12-23-35 0.90 Eriah Hayes Minnesota State SR F 39 19-16-35 0.90 Dominic Zombo Nebraska Omaha SO F 39 12-23-35 0.90 69 Mike Seidel Minnesota Duluth SR W 38 17-17-34 0.89 Tony Cameranesi (TOR) Minnesota Duluth FR C 38 14-20-34 0.89 71 Cason Hohmann Boston University SO F 37 10-23-33 0.89 72 Evan Rodrigues Boston University SO F 36 12-20-32 0.89 Sean Ambrosie Connecticut SR F 36 10-22-32 0.89 Scott Wilson (PIT) UMass Lowell SO F 36 14-18-32 0.89 Eric Delong Sacred Heart SR F 36 13-19-32 0.89 Kalle Kossila St. Cloud State FR F 36 15-17-32 0.89 Kyle Bodie Union SR F 36 9-23-32 0.89 78 Alex Grieve Bentley SO F 35 10-21-31 0.89 Nick Bailen Rensselaer SR D 35 12-19-31 0.89 80 Matt Neal Rensselaer SO F 34 8-22-30 0.88 81 William Rapuzzi Colorado College SR F 39 15-19-34 0.87 82 Antoine Laganiere Yale SR F 31 14-13-27 0.87 83 Nick Shore (LOS) Denver JR F 38 14-19-33 0.87 Cody Wydo Robert Morris SO F 38 21-12-33 0.87


2012-13 NCAA DIV. 1 MEN’S PLAYER STATISTICS CON’T

85 Tylor Spink Colgate FR F 36 13-18-31 0.86 Jordan Sims Connecticut JR F 36 10-21-31 0.86 Brant Harris Connecticut JR F 36 15-16-31 0.86 Chris McCarthy Vermont JR F 36 13-18-31 0.86 89 Vinny Saponari (WPG) Northeastern SR F 34 7-22-29 0.85 90 Ben Hanowski (PIT) St. Cloud State SR F 33 15-13-28 0.85 91 Jean-Paul Lafontaine Minnesota State SO F 39 9-24-33 0.85 92 Bryan Rust (PIT) Notre Dame JR F 38 15-17-32 0.84 Chris Saracino RIT SR D 38 11-21-32 0.84 Jonny Brodzinski St. Cloud State FR F 38 21-11-32 0.84 95 Trevor van Riemsdyk New Hampshire SO D 37 7-24-31 0.84 96 Jeremy Langlois Quinnipiac SR F 36 12-18-30 0.83 97 Shayne Stockton Holy Cross JR F 34 13-15-28 0.82 Jacob Laliberte Rensselaer SO F 34 11-17-28 0.82 99 Nate Condon (COL) Minnesota JR F 38 12-19-31 0.82 Nate Schmidt Minnesota JR D 38 8-23-31 0.82Minimum 75% of Team Games Played

Goals Per Game: GP G G/GM 1 Greg Carey St. Lawrence JR F 38 28 0.74 2 Steven Whitney Boston College SR F 36 25 0.69 3 Danny Kristo (MTL) North Dakota SR F 37 24 0.65 4 Johnny Gaudreau (CGY) Boston College SO F 33 20 0.61 5 Michael Mersch (LOS) Wisconsin JR F 38 23 0.61 6 David Glen Penn State FR F 27 16 0.59 7 Matt Lorito Brown SO F 34 20 0.59 8 Kevin Roy (ANA) Northeastern FR F 29 17 0.59 9 Ryan Walters Nebraska Omaha JR F 39 22 0.56 10 Nick Bjugstad (FLA) Minnesota JR F 38 21 0.55 Cody Wydo Robert Morris SO F 38 21 0.55 Jonny Brodzinski St. Cloud State FR F 38 21 0.55other WCHA players 20 Eriah Hayes Minnesota State SR F 39 19 0.49 Josh Archibald (PIT) Nebraska Omaha SO F 39 19 0.49t26 Erik Haula (MIN) Minnesota JR F 35 16 0.46 28 Ben Hanowski (PIT) St. Cloud State SR F 33 15 0.45t31 Rylan Schwartz Colorado College SR F 38 17 0.45 Mike Seidel Minnesota Duluth SR W 38 17 0.45t34 Austin Farley Minnesota Duluth FR W 36 16 0.44t40 Matt Leitner Minnesota State SO F 39 17 0.44t42 Matt White Nebraska Omaha JR F 37 16 0.43t49 Kalle Kossila St. Cloud State FR F 36 15 0.42t60 Shawn Ostrow Denver SR F 37 15 0.41 Alex Petan Michigan Tech FR F 37 15 0.41t65 Blake Pietila (NJD) Michigan Tech SO F 35 14 0.40t67 Kyle Rau (FLA) Minnesota SO F 38 15 0.39 Corban Knight (FLA) North Dakota SR F 38 15 0.39t74 William Rapuzzi Colorado College SR F 39 15 0.38Minimum 75% of Team Games Played

Assists Per Game: GP A A/GM 1 Drew LeBlanc St. Cloud State SR F 38 37 0.97 2 Erik Haula (MIN) Minnesota JR F 35 33 0.94 3 Kyle Flanagan St. Lawrence SR F 35 32 0.91 4 Johnny Gaudreau (CGY) Boston College SO F 33 29 0.88 5 Corban Knight (FLA) North Dakota SR F 38 33 0.87 6 Matt Thurber Northern Michigan SR F 30 26 0.87 7 Kevin Goumas New Hampshire JR F 37 32 0.86 8 George Hughes St. Lawrence SR D 38 32 0.84 9 Rylan Schwartz Colorado College SR F 38 31 0.82 10 Andrew Calof Princeton JR F 31 24 0.77other WCHA players 11 Ryan Walters Nebraska Omaha JR F 39 30 0.77 12 Matt Leitner Minnesota State SO F 39 28 0.72 17 Danny Kristo (MTL) North Dakota SR F 37 26 0.70t20 Alexander Krushelnyski Colorado College JR F 39 26 0.67 22 Nick Jensen (DET) St. Cloud State JR D 38 25 0.66 23 Mark Zengerle Wisconsin JR F 32 21 0.66 29 Kyle Rau (FLA) Minnesota SO F 38 24 0.63 Nic Dowd (LOS) St. Cloud State JR F 38 24 0.63 33 Jean-Paul Lafontaine Minnesota State SO F 39 24 0.62t40 Nate Schmidt Minnesota JR D 38 23 0.61 47 David Johnstone Michigan Tech SO F 32 19 0.59t48 Dominic Zombo Nebraska Omaha SO F 39 23 0.59 57 Zach Budish (NSH) Minnesota JR F 38 22 0.58 60 Rocco Grimaldi (FLA) North Dakota FR F 37 21 0.57 Andrew Prochno St. Cloud State SO D 37 21 0.57t65 Nolan Zajac Denver FR D 36 20 0.56t72 Caleb Herbert (WSH) Minnesota Duluth SO W 35 19 0.54t81 Tony Cameranesi (TOR) Minnesota Duluth FR C 38 20 0.53 85 Danny Mattson Bemidji State SO F 29 15 0.52 86 Jujhar Khaira (EDM) Michigan Tech FR F 37 19 0.51 Alex Petan Michigan Tech FR F 37 19 0.51t89 Eamonn McDermott Colorado College JR D 38 19 0.50 Nick Shore (LOS) Denver JR F 38 19 0.50 Nate Condon (COL) Minnesota JR F 38 19 0.50 Austin Farley Minnesota Duluth FR W 36 18 0.50Minimum 75% of Team Games Played


Power Play Goals: GP PPG/G PPG 1 Greg Carey St. Lawrence JR F 38 0.37 14 2 Eriah Hayes Minnesota State SR F 39 0.31 12 3 Nick Bjugstad (FLA) Minnesota JR F 38 0.29 11 4 Brandon Nunn Holy Cross SR F 29 0.34 10 Chris Bodo Mercyhurst SO F 38 0.26 10 6 Mike Seidel Minnesota Duluth SR W 38 0.24 9 7 Michael Colavecchia RIT JR F 32 0.25 8 Steven Whitney Boston College SR F 36 0.22 8 Kyle Bonis Ferris State SR LW 37 0.22 8 Kyle Gibbons Canisius JR F 39 0.21 8other WCHA playerst11 David Morley St. Cloud State FR F 31 0.23 7 Austin Farley Minnesota Duluth FR W 36 0.19 7 Tony Cameranesi (TOR) Minnesota Duluth FR C 38 0.18 7 Mike Boivin Colorado College SR D 39 0.18 7t24 Aaron McLeod Bemidji State SR F 36 0.17 6 Alex Petan Michigan Tech FR F 37 0.16 6 Danny Kristo (MTL) North Dakota SR F 37 0.16 6 Joey LaLeggia (EDM) Denver SO D 38 0.16 6 Kyle Rau (FLA) Minnesota SO F 38 0.16 6 Michael Mersch (LOS) Wisconsin JR F 38 0.16 6 Matt Leitner Minnesota State SO F 39 0.15 6

Short-Handed Goals: GP SHG/G SHG 1 Austin Czarnik Miami SO F 39 0.10 4 2 Wade Megan (FLA) Boston University SR F 36 0.08 3 Grayson Downing New Hampshire SO F 37 0.08 3 Adam Brace Robert Morris SR F 38 0.08 3 Cody Wydo Robert Morris SO F 38 0.08 3 Daniel O’Donoghue Mercyhurst JR F 39 0.08 3 Preston Shupe Canisius SR F 40 0.07 3 8 Giancarlo Iuorio Niagara SR F 25 0.08 2 Adam Chapie UMass Lowell FR F 30 0.07 2 Michael Pereira Massachusetts JR F 32 0.06 2 Joey Diamond Maine SR F 33 0.06 2 Christian Folin UMass Lowell FR D 33 0.06 2 Jon Puskar American Int’l JR F 34 0.06 2 Tyler Sikura Dartmouth SO F 34 0.06 2 Matthew Peca (TBL) Quinnipiac SO F 34 0.06 2 Matt White Vermont JR F 34 0.06 2 Kyle Bodie Union SR F 36 0.06 2 Tyler Morley Alaska FR F 37 0.05 2 Cory Kane Ferris State JR C 37 0.05 2 Derek DeBlois Michigan JR F 37 0.05 2 Dennis Rix Michigan Tech JR F 37 0.05 2 Danny Kristo (MTL) North Dakota SR F 37 0.05 2 Rylan Schwartz Colorado College SR F 38 0.05 2 Scott Macaulay Northern Michigan SR D 38 0.05 2 Zach Hervato Robert Morris SR F 38 0.05 2 Kyle Essery St. Lawrence JR F 38 0.05 2 Patrick Doherty St. Lawrence SO F 38 0.05 2 Chase Balisy (NSH) Western Michigan JR F 38 0.05 2 Alexander Krushelnyski Colorado College JR F 39 0.05 2 Brent Gwidt (WSH) Nebraska Omaha SR F 39 0.05 2

Game-Winning Goals: GP GWG 1 Kyle Rau (FLA) Minnesota SO F 38 7 2 Johnny Gaudreau (CGY) Boston College SO F 33 6 Wayne Simpson Union SR F 35 6 Steven Whitney Boston College SR F 36 6 Sean Ambrosie Connecticut SR F 36 6 Greg Carey St. Lawrence JR F 38 6 7 Connor Jones Quinnipiac JR F 31 5 Adam Schmidt Holy Cross JR F 37 5 Danny Kristo (MTL) North Dakota SR F 37 5 Jordan Samuels-Thomas (WPG) Quinnipiac SR F 37 5 Nick Bjugstad (FLA) Minnesota JR F 38 5 Cody Wydo Robert Morris SO F 38 5 Nic Dowd (LOS) St. Cloud State JR F 38 5 Domenic Monardo Lake Superior SR F 39 5 Grant Blakey Mercyhurst SR F 39 5 Johnny McInnis Minnesota State JR F 39 5 Dominic Zombo Nebraska Omaha SO F 39 5other WCHA playerst18 Shawn Ostrow Denver SR F 37 4 Nick Shore (LOS) Denver JR F 38 4 Mike Seidel Minnesota Duluth SR W 38 4 John Ramage (CGY) Wisconsin SR D 38 4 Michael Mersch (LOS) Wisconsin JR F 38 4 Archie Skalbeck Colorado College JR F 39 4 Chase Grant Minnesota State SO F 39 4



Points Per Game (Defensemen): GP G- A- P P/GM 1 George Hughes St. Lawrence SR D 38 5-32-37 0.97 2 Nick Bailen Rensselaer SR D 35 12-19-31 0.89 3 Chris Saracino RIT SR D 38 11-21-32 0.84 4 Trevor van Riemsdyk New Hampshire SO D 37 7-24-31 0.84 5 Nate Schmidt Minnesota JR D 38 8-23-31 0.82 6 Mat Bodie Union JR D 31 6-18-24 0.77 7 Jacob Trouba (WPG) Michigan FR D 35 12-15-27 0.77 8 Joey LaLeggia (EDM) Denver SO D 38 11-18-29 0.76 Greg Noyes RIT JR D 38 9-20-29 0.76 Nick Jensen (DET) St. Cloud State JR D 38 4-25-29 0.76 11 Shayne Gostisbehere (PHI) Union SO D 32 7-17-24 0.75 12 Michael Matheson (FLA) Boston College FR D 34 8-17-25 0.74 13 Nolan Zajac Denver FR D 36 6-20-26 0.72 14 Mike Boivin Colorado College SR D 39 14-14-28 0.72 15 Steve Weinstein Bentley SO D 35 6-19-25 0.71other WCHA players 16 David Makowski Denver JR D 38 9-18-27 0.71 18 Andrew Prochno St. Cloud State SO D 37 5-21-26 0.70 23 Andrej Sustr Nebraska Omaha JR D 39 9-16-25 0.64 26 Zach Palmquist Minnesota State SO D 39 6-18-24 0.62 Dillon Simpson (EDM) North Dakota JR D 39 5-19-24 0.62 34 Eamonn McDermott Colorado College JR D 38 3-19-22 0.58t41 Bryce Aneloski (OTT) Nebraska Omaha SR D 38 5-16-21 0.55t45 Jake McCabe (BUF) Wisconsin SO D 34 3-15-18 0.53Minimum 75% of Team Games Played

Points Per Game (Rookies): GP G- A- P P/GM 1 Kevin Roy (ANA) Northeastern FR F 29 17-17-34 1.17 2 Riley Barber (WSH) Miami FR F 37 15-23-38 1.03 3 Casey Bailey Penn State FR F 27 14-13-27 1.00 4 Danny O’Regan (SJS) Boston University FR F 37 14-22-36 0.97 5 Austin Farley Minnesota Duluth FR W 36 16-18-34 0.94 6 David Glen Penn State FR F 27 16- 9-25 0.93 7 Alex Petan Michigan Tech FR F 37 15-19-34 0.92 Rocco Grimaldi (FLA) North Dakota FR F 37 13-21-34 0.92 9 Andrew Gladiuk Bentley FR F 32 13-16-29 0.91 10 Tony Cameranesi (TOR) Minnesota Duluth FR C 38 14-20-34 0.89 11 Kalle Kossila St. Cloud State FR F 36 15-17-32 0.89 12 Tylor Spink Colgate FR F 36 13-18-31 0.86 13 Jonny Brodzinski St. Cloud State FR F 38 21-11-32 0.84 14 Tyson Spink Colgate FR F 35 7-20-27 0.77 Jacob Trouba (WPG) Michigan FR D 35 12-15-27 0.77other WCHA players 19 Nolan Zajac Denver FR D 36 6-20-26 0.72 20 Blake Tatchell Alaska Anchorage FR F 36 9-16-25 0.69t22 Jujhar Khaira (EDM) Michigan Tech FR F 37 6-19-25 0.68 26 David Morley St. Cloud State FR F 31 11- 9-20 0.65t38 Teddy Blueger (PIT) Minnesota State FR F 35 6-13-19 0.54t41 Dylan Margonari Minnesota State FR F 36 10- 9-19 0.53Minimum 75% of Team Games Played

Goals Against Average: Minutes GA GAA 1 Ryan McKay Miami FR 1150:04 23 1.20 2 Connor Hellebuyck (WPG) UMass Lowell FR 1090:12 27 1.49 3 Eric Hartzell Quinnipiac SR 2163:14 54 1.50 4 Jason Kasdorf (WPG) Rensselaer FR 1329:43 36 1.62 5 Carsen Chubak Niagara JR 1984:38 60 1.81 6 Stephon Williams Minnesota State FR 1953:56 60 1.84 7 Adam Wilcox (TBL) Minnesota FR 2213:58 68 1.84 8 Anthony Borelli Brown SR 1478:15 46 1.87 9 Joel Rumpel Wisconsin SO 1477:53 46 1.87 10 Matt Grogan Connecticut SR 1214:41 38 1.88 11 Jay Williams Miami FR 1206:53 38 1.89 12 Steven Summerhays Notre Dame JR 1926:00 64 1.99 13 Frank Slubowski Western Michigan SO 2194:02 73 2.00 14 Brady Hjelle Ohio State SR 1948:03 65 2.00 15 Landon Peterson Wisconsin SO 837:39 28 2.01other WCHA players 20 Clarke Saunders North Dakota JR 1419:50 52 2.20 22 Ryan Faragher St. Cloud State SO 2061:34 78 2.27 24 Juho Olkinuora Denver SO 1369:52 52 2.28 39 Zane Gothberg (BOS) North Dakota FR 941:09 40 2.55 44 Andrew Walsh Bemidji State SO 1514:34 67 2.65 46 Matt McNeely Minnesota Duluth FR 1481:44 66 2.67 58 John Faulkner Nebraska Omaha SR 1595:39 79 2.97 67 Joe Howe Colorado College SR 1570:45 81 3.09 71 Pheonix Copley Michigan Tech FR 1322:43 71 3.22 72 Chris Kamal Alaska Anchorage JR 1176:43 65 3.31 73 Josh Thorimbert Colorado College JR 787:29 49 3.73 75 Rob Gunderson Alaska Anchorage JR 1017:29 66 3.89Minimum 33% of Team Minutes Played




Save Percentage: Saves GA Save% 1 Ryan McKay Miami FR 480 23 .954 2 Connor Hellebuyck (WPG) UMass Lowell FR 455 27 .944 3 Anthony Borelli Brown SR 742 46 .942 4 Carsen Chubak Niagara JR 963 60 .941 5 Matt Grogan Connecticut SR 581 38 .939 6 Jason Kasdorf (WPG) Rensselaer FR 521 36 .935 7 Eric Hartzell Quinnipiac SR 773 54 .935 8 Brady Hjelle Ohio State SR 930 65 .935 9 Joel Rumpel Wisconsin SO 626 46 .932 10 Jon Gillies (CGY) Providence FR 961 71 .931 11 Kevin Murdock Lake Superior JR 677 51 .930 12 Jordan Tibbett Mercyhurst JR 424 32 .930 13 Stephon Williams Minnesota State FR 790 60 .929 14 Tony Capobianco Canisius JR 1145 87 .929 15 Eric Levine Robert Morris SR 1148 88 .929other WCHA players 16 Juho Olkinuora Denver SO 678 52 .929 19 Landon Peterson Wisconsin SO 352 28 .926 24 Adam Wilcox (TBL) Minnesota FR 814 68 .923 31 Clarke Saunders North Dakota JR 595 52 .920 36 Zane Gothberg (BOS) North Dakota FR 445 40 .918 41 Andrew Walsh Bemidji State SO 733 67 .916 42 Ryan Faragher St. Cloud State SO 847 78 .916 49 Joe Howe Colorado College SR 839 81 .912 61 Matt McNeely Minnesota Duluth FR 610 66 .902 63 Pheonix Copley Michigan Tech FR 637 71 .900 72 John Faulkner Nebraska Omaha SR 649 79 .891 74 Chris Kamal Alaska Anchorage JR 516 65 .888 77 Rob Gunderson Alaska Anchorage JR 454 66 .873 78 Josh Thorimbert Colorado College JR 336 49 .873Minimum 33% of Team Minutes Played

Winning Percentage: W- L- T Win% 1 Connor Hellebuyck (WPG) UMass Lowell FR 16- 2- 0 .889 2 Eric Hartzell Quinnipiac SR 26- 5- 5 .792 3 Matt Grogan Connecticut SR 14- 3- 3 .775 4 Carsen Chubak Niagara JR 23- 5- 5 .773 Jeff Malcolm Yale SR 16- 4- 2 .773 6 Adam Wilcox (TBL) Minnesota FR 25- 6- 5 .764 7 Jason Kasdorf (WPG) Rensselaer FR 14- 5- 2 .714 8 Parker Milner Boston College SR 22- 9- 4 .686 9 Ryan McKay Miami FR 12- 5- 2 .684 10 Jay Williams Miami FR 12- 5- 3 .675 11 Juho Olkinuora Denver SO 13- 5- 5 .674 12 Stephon Williams Minnesota State FR 21-10- 2 .667 13 Steve Racine Michigan FR 11- 5- 3 .658 14 Ryan Faragher St. Cloud State SO 22-12- 1 .643 15 Zane Gothberg (BOS) North Dakota FR 8- 4- 3 .633other WCHA playerst18 Clarke Saunders North Dakota JR 13- 7- 4 .625 20 John Faulkner Nebraska Omaha SR 16-10- 2 .607t22 Joel Rumpel Wisconsin SO 13- 8- 4 .600 28 Landon Peterson Wisconsin SO 6- 4- 3 .577t35 Joe Howe Colorado College SR 12-11- 4 .519 45 Matt McNeely Minnesota Duluth FR 10-11- 3 .479 62 Josh Thorimbert Colorado College JR 4- 7- 1 .375 67 Pheonix Copley Michigan Tech FR 8-15- 1 .354 72 Andrew Walsh Bemidji State SO 5-14- 6 .320 74 Rob Gunderson Alaska Anchorage JR 2-11- 4 .235 76 Chris Kamal Alaska Anchorage JR 2-14- 3 .184Minimum 33% of Team Minutes Played

Shutouts: GP Shutouts 1 Carsen Chubak Niagara JR 33 6 2 Jon Gillies (CGY) Providence FR 34 5 Casey DeSmith New Hampshire SO 36 5 4 Sean Maguire (PIT) Boston University FR 19 4 Connor Hellebuyck (WPG) UMass Lowell FR 19 4 Joel Rumpel Wisconsin SO 25 4 Stephon Williams Minnesota State FR 33 4 Steven Summerhays Notre Dame JR 33 4 Brady Hjelle Ohio State SR 33 4 Eric Levine Robert Morris SR 35 4 Eric Hartzell Quinnipiac SR 36 4 Tony Capobianco Canisius JR 38 4 Frank Slubowski Western Michigan SO 38 4other WCHA playerst14 Juho Olkinuora Denver SO 23 3 Pheonix Copley Michigan Tech FR 24 3 Ryan Faragher St. Cloud State SO 36 3 Adam Wilcox (TBL) Minnesota FR 37 3


Team Goals: 10 Colgate vs Niagara 10/09/2012Saves: 61 Ben Meisner American Int'l vs Penn State 10/12/2012Goals: 3 Chase Grant Minnesota State vs Alab-Huntsville 10/12/2012Saves: 50 Rob Tadazak Army vs Maine 10/13/2012Saves: 51 John Griggs Alab-Huntsville vs Minnesota State 10/13/2012Saves: 48 Eric Levine Robert Morris vs Quinnipiac 10/14/2012Saves: 50 Branden Komm Bentley vs Michigan 10/19/2012Goals: 4 Andrew Hamburg Colorado College vs Air Force 10/19/2012Goals: 3 Andy Starczewski Army vs Sacred Heart 10/19/2012Assists: 4 Kyle Flanagan St. Lawrence vs Maine 10/19/2012Penalty Kill: 1.000 9 of 9 St. Lawrence vs Maine 10/19/2012Goals: 3 Nick Shore Denver vs Air Force 10/20/2012Team Goals: 9 Bentley vs Alab-Huntsville 10/26/2012Assists: 4 Scott Jacklin Robert Morris vs Bentley 11/02/2012Goals: 3 Connor Gaarder North Dakota vs Boston University 11/02/2012Goals: 3 Giancarlo Iuorio Niagara vs Connecticut 11/02/2012Saves: 48 Kevin Murdock Lake Superior vs Alaska 11/03/2012Assists: 4 Shayne Gostisbehere Union vs Rensselaer 11/03/2012Goals: 3 Chris Knowlton Denver vs St. Cloud State 11/03/2012Power Play: .667 4 of 6 Minnesota vs Alaska Anchorage 11/09/2012Saves: 51 John Griggs Alab-Huntsville vs Northeastern 11/10/2012Goals: 3 Matt Berry Michigan State vs Michigan 11/10/2012Goals: 3 Robbie Bourdon Colgate vs Dartmouth 11/16/2012Goals: 3 Derek Army Providence vs Northeastern 11/16/2012Goals: 3 Matt Lorito Brown vs Army 11/17/2012Goals: 3 Adam Schmidt Holy Cross vs RIT 11/17/2012Goals: 3 Riley Wetmore UMass Lowell vs Massachusetts 11/18/2012Goals: 4 Andrew Ammon Princeton vs Sacred Heart 11/23/2012Assists: 4 Brock Montpetit Nebraska Omaha vs Alab-Huntsville 11/24/2012Points: 5 Johnny Gaudreau Boston College vs Dartmouth 11/24/2012Power Play: .750 3 of 4 Bentley vs Mercyhurst 11/24/2012Points: 5 Kevin Goumas New Hampshire vs Denver 11/24/2012Goals: 3 Kevin Goumas New Hampshire vs Denver 11/24/2012Goals: 3 Grayson Downing New Hampshire vs Denver 11/24/2012Saves: 51 Matt Ginn Holy Cross vs Brown 11/25/2012Saves: 50 Steven Legatto Sacred Heart vs Niagara 11/30/2012Penalty Kill: 1.000 9 of 9 Quinnipiac vs Rensselaer 12/01/2012Power Play: .750 3 of 4 Colgate vs Massachusetts 12/07/2012Goals: 3 David Morley St. Cloud State vs Nebraska Omaha 12/07/2012Goals: 3 Daniel Bahntge Mercyhurst vs American Int'l 12/08/2012Saves: 48 Eric Levine Robert Morris vs Penn State 12/28/2012Goals: 3 Ryan Dzingel Ohio State vs Penn State 12/29/2012Saves: 51 Eric Levine Robert Morris vs Miami 12/29/2012Points: 5 Kevin Roy Northeastern vs Harvard 12/29/2012Goals: 4 Cody Ferriero Northeastern vs Harvard 12/29/2012Assists: 4 Kevin Roy Northeastern vs Harvard 12/29/2012Power Play: .750 3 of 4 Northeastern vs Harvard 12/29/2012Goals: 3 Mike Boivin Colorado College vs Nebraska Omaha 01/04/2013Goals: 3 Josh Archibald Nebraska Omaha vs Colorado College 01/04/2013Goals: 3 Andrew Calof Princeton vs Harvard 01/04/2013Points: 5 Daniel O’Donoghue Mercyhurst vs Maine 01/05/2013Goals: 3 Daniel O’Donoghue Mercyhurst vs Maine 01/05/2013Goals: 3 Garrett Thompson Ferris State vs Michigan State 01/05/2013Team Goals: 9 Colgate vs Sacred Heart 01/05/2013Goals: 3 Kyle De Laurell Air Force vs Army 01/11/2013Goals: 3 Kyle Rau Minnesota vs Alaska Anchorage 01/12/2013Assists: 4 Nate Schmidt Minnesota vs Alaska Anchorage 01/12/2013Goals: 3 Preston Shupe Canisius vs Sacred Heart 01/12/2013Saves: 48 Jon Gillies Providence vs UMass Lowell 01/17/2013Assists: 4 Jacob Poe Connecticut vs Mercyhurst 01/18/2013Power Play: .750 3 of 4 Connecticut vs Mercyhurst 01/18/2013Goals: 3 Steven Whitney Boston College vs Northeastern 01/19/2013Assists: 4 Johnny Gaudreau Boston College vs Northeastern 01/19/2013Team Goals: 9 Boston College vs Northeastern 01/19/2013Power Play: .750 3 of 4 American Int’l vs Robert Morris 01/19/2013Saves: 48 Matt Grogan Connecticut vs Quinnipiac 01/22/2013Goals: 3 Joe Zarbo Clarkson vs Harvard 01/25/2013Assists: 4 Trevor van Riemsdyk New Hampshire vs Merrimack 01/26/2013Saves: 50 Ben Meisner American Int’l vs Air Force 02/01/2013Goals: 3 Ryan Misiak Mercyhurst vs Army 02/02/2013Saves: 51 Sam Marotta Merrimack vs New Hampshire 02/02/2013Power Play: 1.000 4 of 4 Robert Morris vs Sacred Heart 02/02/2013Goals: 3 David Glen Penn State vs Alab-Huntsville 02/08/2013Goals: 3 Colton Beck Alaska vs Ohio State 02/08/2013Assists: 4 Cody Kunyk Alaska vs Ohio State 02/08/2013Goals: 3 Eriah Hayes Minnesota State vs Minnesota Duluth 02/09/2013Goals: 3 Luke Greiner Harvard vs Boston University 02/11/2013Team Goals: 9 Connecticut vs Bentley 02/11/2013Power Play: .750 3 of 4 Minnesota vs Wisconsin 02/15/2013Power Play: .667 4 of 6 Bemidji State vs Minnesota Duluth 02/15/2013Goals: 3 Giancarlo Iuorio Niagara vs Robert Morris 02/15/2013Team Goals: 9 American Int’l vs Sacred Heart 02/16/2013

2012-13 NCAA DIV. 1 MEN’S PLAYER STATISTICS • GAME HIGHS


Saves: 54 Branden Komm Bentley vs Army 02/16/2013Assists: 4 Matt White Nebraska Omaha vs Alaska Anchorage 02/16/2013Power Play: .667 4 of 6 Alaska Anchorage vs Nebraska Omaha 02/16/2013Goals: 3 Alex Szczechura Ohio State vs Western Michigan 02/16/2013Points: 5 Tim Schaller Providence vs Northeastern 02/22/2013Points: 5 Stefan Demopoulos Providence vs Northeastern 02/22/2013Assists: 4 Tim Schaller Providence vs Northeastern 02/22/2013Power Play: .667 4 of 6 Holy Cross vs American Int’l 02/23/2013Saves: 50 Jared Coreau Northern Michigan vs Lake Superior 03/01/2013Goals: 3 Matt Nieto Boston University vs Vermont 03/01/2013Saves: 49 Sean Maguire Boston University vs Vermont 03/01/2013Goals: 3 Matt Leitner Minnesota State vs Colorado College 03/02/2013Goals: 3 John Henrion New Hampshire vs Massachusetts 03/02/2013Points: 6 Johnny Gaudreau Boston College vs Vermont 03/09/2013Assists: 4 Johnny Gaudreau Boston College vs Vermont 03/09/2013Penalty Kill: 1.000 10 of 10 UMass Lowell vs Providence 03/09/2013Penalty Kill: 1.000 9 of 9 Alaska vs Michigan State 03/09/2013Assists: 4 Adam Brace Robert Morris vs Sacred Heart 03/09/2013Saves: 49 Andrew Walsh Bemidji State vs Minnesota 03/15/2013Assists: 4 Danny Federico Quinnipiac vs Cornell 03/16/2013Team Goals: 10 Quinnipiac vs Cornell 03/16/2013Goals: 3 Matt Willows New Hampshire vs Providence 03/16/2013Saves: 50 Tony Capobianco Canisius vs Air Force 03/16/2013Saves: 60 Andy Iles Cornell vs Quinnipiac 03/17/2013

2012-13 NCAA DIV. 1 MEN’S PLAYER STATISTICS • GAME HIGHS CON’T


2012-13 WCHA PLAYERS OF THE WEEK 2012-13 WCHA MEN’S ATTENDANCEALASKA ANCHORAGE • SULLIVAN ARENA (6,251)Dates Total Game Average High 17* 46,396* 2,729* 4,858

*does not include 640 for exhibition on 10/6 vs Regina at McDonald Center, Eagle River

BEMIDJI STATE • SANFORD CENTER (4,373)Dates Total Game Average High 20 62,870* 3,144* 4,415$

* includes home exhibitions on 10/7 vs Manitoba; 10/13 vs USA Under-18 Team

COLORADO COLLEGE • WORLD ARENA (7,380)Dates Total Game Average High 20* 135,848* 6,792* 7,750$

* includes 3241 for home exhibition on 10/7 vs British Columbia

DENVER • MAGNESS ARENA (6,025)Dates Total Game Average High 24 126,459 5,269 6,096$

MICHIGAN TECH • JOHN MACINNES STUDENT ICE ARENA (4,128)Dates Total Game Average High 17 51,944* 3,056* 3,904

* includes home exhibition on 10/6 vs Brock

MINNESOTA • MARIUCCI ARENA (10,000)Dates Total Game Average High 24* 234,645* 9,777* 10,318$

* includes home exhibition on 10/6 vs Lethbridge

MINNESOTA DULUTH • AMSOIL ARENA (6,737)Dates Total Game Average High 19 117,635 6,191 6,829$

MINNESOTA STATE • VERIZON WIRELESS CENTER (4,832)Dates Total Game Average High 22* 77,968* 3,544* 5,134$

* includes home exhibition on 10/7 vs Lethbridge

NEBRASKA OMAHA • CENTURYLINK CENTER OMAHA (15,959)Dates Total Game Average High 19* 133,230* 7,012* 13,650*

* includes 13,650 for outdoor game at TD Ameritrade Park on 2/9and 3030 for exhibition vs USA Under-18 Team on 2/23

NORTH DAKOTA • RALPH ENGELSTAD ARENA (11,634)Dates Total Game Average High 23* 264,154* 11,485* 12,177$

* home exhibitions on 10/6 vs Manitoba and 10/12 vs USA Under-18 Team

ST. CLOUD STATE • NATIONAL HOCKEY & EVENT CENTER (5,371)Dates Total Game Average High 22 97,084 4,413 6,140$

WISCONSIN • KOHL CENTER (15,325)Dates Total Game Average High 22* 207,443* 9,429* 13,611 1# 52,051# – – * includes exhibition vs USA Under-18 Team; 2 games at Veterans Memorial Coliseum

# Hockey City Classic vs Minnesota (WCHA game) on 2/17 @ Soldier Field, Chicago, IL

WCHA SEASON TOTALS Dates Total Game Average High 250 1,607,727* 6,431* 13,650

$ sellout

RED BARON® WCHA OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEKDate Player, Year, Position, Team (Opponent/s)Oct. 16: Nick Bjugstad, Jr., F, Minnesota (vs Michigan State)Oct. 23: Andrew Hamburg, Sr., F, Colorado College (vs Air Force, UMass-Lowell)Oct. 30: Drew LeBlanc, Sr., F, St. Cloud State (vs Minnesota State)Nov. 6: Zahn Raubenheimer, Jr., F, Nebraska Omaha (@ Michigan Tech)Nov. 13: Rylan Schwartz, Sr., F, Colorado College (vs Bemidji State)Nov. 20: Danny Kristo, Sr., F, North Dakota (vs Minnesota Duluth)Nov. 27: Matt Leitner, So., F, Minnesota State (@ Wisconsin)Dec. 4: Austin Farley, Fr., F, Minnesota Duluth (@ Michigan Tech)Dec. 11: Carter Rowney, Sr., F, North Dakota (vs Denver)Dec. 18: Corban Knight, Sr., F, North Dakota (@ Michigan Tech)Jan. 3: Nick Bjugstad, Jr., F, Minnesota (vs Air Force, Boston College)Jan. 8: Josh Archibald, So., F, Nebraska Omaha (vs Colorado College) Corban Knight, Sr., F, North Dakota (vs Holy Cross)Jan. 15: Kyle Rau, So., F, Minnesota (vs Notre Dame, Alaska Anchorage)Jan. 22: Nate Condon, Jr., F, Minnesota (vs North Dakota)Jan. 29: Ben Hanowski, Sr., F, St. Cloud State (@ North Dakota)Feb. 5: Drew LeBlanc, Sr., F, St. Cloud State (@ Bemidji State)Feb. 12: Eriah Hayes, Sr., F, Minnesota State (@ Minnesota Duluth)Feb. 19: Matt White, Jr., F, Nebraska Omaha (@ Alaska Anchorage)Feb. 27: Danny Kristo, Sr., F, North Dakota (@ Denver) Rylan Schwartz, Sr., F, Colorado College (vs St. Cloud State)March 5: Michael Mersch, Jr., F, Wisconsin (@ Nebraska Omaha)March 12: Ty Loney, So., F, Denver (vs Alaska Anchorage) Mike Seidel, Sr., F, Minnesota Duluth (vs Nebraska Omaha)

RED BARON® WCHA DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEKDate Player, Year, Position, Team (Opponent)Oct. 16: Mike Boivin, Sr., D, Colorado College (vs Clarkson)Oct. 23: Andrew Walsh, So., G, Bemidji State (vs Lake Superior)Oct. 30: Joel Rumpel, So., G, Wisconsin (@ Minnesota Duluth)Nov. 6: Zach Palmquist, So., D, Minnesota State (vs Minnesota)Nov. 13: John Faulkner, Sr., G, Nebraska Omaha (vs Minnesota Duluth)Nov. 20: Joey LaLeggia, So., D, Denver (@/vs Colorado College)Nov. 27: Ryan Faragher, So., G, St. Cloud State (@ Minnesota Duluth)Dec. 4: Brett Stern, So., D, Minnesota State (vs Bemidji State) Landon Peterson, So., G, Wisconsin (@ Denver)Dec. 11: Josh Nelson, Jr., D, Minnesota State (vs Alaska Anchorage)Dec. 18: Andrew Walsh, So., G, Bemidji State (vs Denver)Jan. 3: Pheonix Copley, Fr., G, Michigan Tech (vs Michigan, W. Michigan)Jan. 8: Juho Olkinuora, So., G, Denver (vs Cornell)Jan. 15: John Ramage, Sr., D, Wisconsin (@ Minnesota State)Jan. 22: Ryan Faragher, So., G, St. Cloud State (vs Denver)Jan. 29: John Faulkner, Sr., G, Nebraska Omaha (@ Bemidji State)Feb. 5: Juho Olkinuora, So., G, Denver (@ Minnesota Duluth)Feb. 12: Zane Gothberg, Fr., G, North Dakota (@ Nebraska Omaha)Feb. 19: Andrew Walsh, So., G, Bemidji State (vs Minnesota Duluth)Feb. 27: Andrew Prochno, So., D, St. Cloud State (@ Colorado College)March 5: Adam Wilcox, Fr., G, Minnesota (vs Denver)March 12: Joe Howe, Sr., G, Colorado College (@ Michigan Tech) Zane Gothberg, Fr., G, North Dakota (@ Minnesota State)

RED BARON® WCHA ROOKIE OF THE WEEKDate Player, Year, Position, Team (Opponent)Oct. 16: Austin Farley, Fr., F, Minnesota Duluth (vs Ohio State)Oct. 23: Pheonix Copley, Fr., G, Michigan Tech (vs Minnesota)Oct. 30: Kalle Kossila, Fr., F, St. Cloud State (vs Minnesota State)Nov. 6: Dylan Margonari, Fr., F, Minnesota State (vs Minnesota)Nov. 13: Adam Wilcox, Fr., G, Minnesota (@ Alaska Anchorage)Nov. 20: Jujhar Khaira, Fr., F, Michigan Tech (@ Bemidji State)Nov. 27: Stephon Williams, Fr., G, Minnesota State (@ Wisconsin)Dec. 4: Stephon Williams, Fr., G, Minnesota State (vs Bemidji State)Dec. 11: Rocco Grimaldi, Fr., F, North Dakota (vs Denver) David Morley, Fr., F, St. Cloud State (vs Nebraska Omaha)Dec. 18: Jonny Brodzinski, Fr., F, St. Cloud State (vs Colorado College)Jan. 3: Adam Wilcox, Fr., G, Minnesota (vs Air Force, Boston College)Jan. 8: Quentin Shore, Fr., F, Denver (vs Cornell)Jan. 15: Quentin Shore, Fr., F, Denver (vs Nebraska Omaha)Jan. 22: Pheonix Copley, Fr., G, Michigan Tech (vs Bemidji State)Jan. 29: Jonny Brodzinski, Fr., F, St. Cloud State (@ North Dakota)Feb. 5: Zane Gothberg, Fr., G, North Dakota (vs Wisconsin)Feb. 12: Teddy Blueger, Fr., F, Minnesota State (@ Minnesota Duluth)Feb. 19: Dylan Margonari, Fr., F, Minnesota State (vs Michigan Tech)Feb. 27: Jonny Brodzinski, Fr., F, St. Cloud State (@ Colorado College)March 5: Cory Ward, Fr., F, Bemidji State (@ North Dakota) Alex Petan, Fr., F, Michigan Tech (@ St. Cloud State)March 12: Austin Farley, Fr., F, Minnesota Duluth (vs Nebraska Omaha)


2012-13 WCHA MEN’S COMPOSITE SCHEDULE & RESULTSOCTOBERDate Game TimeSat/6 Brock Univ. 2 @ Michigan Tech 6 (EX) 7:07 pm ET U.S. Under-18 Team 0 @ Wisconsin 5 (EX) 8:07 pm CT Univ. of Lethbridge 0 @ Minnesota 7 (EX) 7:07 pm CT Univ. of Manitoba 3 @ North Dakota 5 (EX) 7:07 pm CT Univ. of British Columbia 2 @ Denver 2 ot (EX) 7:07 pm MT Univ. of Regina 1 @ Alaska Anchorage 3 (EX) 7:07 pm AT @ McDonald Center, Eagle River, AKSun/7 Univ. of Manitoba 3 @ Bemidji State 3 ot (EX) 5:07 pm CT Univ. of Lethbridge 1 @ Minnesota State 7 (EX) 5:07 pm CT Univ. of British Columbia 1 @ Colorado College 3 (EX) 6:07 pm MTMon/8 Univ. of Lethbridge 1 @ Nebraska Omaha 4 (EX) 7:07 pm CTThur/11 Michigan Tech 2 @ Lake Superior 4 (NC) 7:05 pm ETFri/12 St. Cloud State 3 @ New Hampshire 5 (NC) 7:00 pm ET Minnesota State 4 @ Alabama-Huntsville 1 (NC) 7:00 pm CT Wisconsin 1 @ Northern Michigan 2 (NC) 7:00 pm CT @ Resch Center, Green Bay, WI Michigan State 1 @ Minnesota 5 (NC) 6:07 pm CT Ohio State 2 @ Minnesota Duluth 6 (NC) 7:07 pm CT USA Under-18 Team 4 @ North Dakota 6 (EX) 7:37 pm CT ICE BREAKER TOURNAMENT @ Sprint Center, Kansas City, MO Maine 0 vs Notre Dame 1 (NC) 6:00 pm CT Army 1 vs Nebraska Omaha 5 (NC) 9:00 pm CT Clarkson 4 @ Colorado College 5 (NC) 7:37 pm MT KENDALL HOCKEY CLASSIC @ Sullivan Arena, Anchorage, AK Air Force 3 vs Alaska 3 (NC) 5:07 pm AT Canisius 0 vs Alaska Anchorage 2 (NC) 8:07 pm ATSat/13 St. Cloud State 2 @ New Hampshire 4 (NC) 7:00 pm ET Minnesota State 2 @ Alabama-Huntsville 2 ot (NC) 7:00 pm CT Lake Superior 4 @ Michigan Tech 8 (NC) 7:07 pm ET Wisconsin 2 @ Northern Michigan 4 (NC) 7:00 pm CT @ Resch Center, Green Bay, WI Ohio State 3 @ Minnesota Duluth 2 (NC) 7:07 pm CT Michigan State 1 @ Minnesota 7 (NC) 8:07 pm CT ICE BREAKER TOURNAMENT @ Sprint Center, Kansas City, MO Third Place: Maine 4 vs Army 3 (NC) 3:30 pm CT Championship: Notre Dame 3 vs Nebraska Omaha 2 (NC) 6:30 pm CT USA Under-18 Team 3 @ Bemidji State 4 (EX) 7:07 pm CT Clarkson 4 @ Colorado College 5 (NC) 7:07 pm MT KENDALL HOCKEY CLASSIC @ Sullivan Arena, Anchorage, AK Canisius 3 vs Alaska 1 (NC) 4:07 pm AT Air Force 3 vs Alaska Anchorage 3 ot (NC) 7:07 pm ATThur/18 Minnesota Duluth 3 @ Notre Dame 1 (NC) 7:05 pm ETFri/19 Minnesota 3 @ Michigan Tech 5 (WCHA) 7:07 pm ET Minnesota Duluth 1 @ Notre Dame 4 (NC) 7:05 pm ET Lake Superior State 2 @ Bemidji State 0 (NC) 7:37 pm CT Alabama-Huntsville 3 @ St. Cloud State 8 (NC) 7:37 pm CT Rensselaer 3 @ Minnesota State 3 ot (NC) 7:37 pm CT Northern Michigan 2 @ Nebraska Omaha 5 (NC) 7:37 pm CT UMass-Lowell 1 @ Denver 5 (NC) 7:37 pm MT Colorado College 6 @ Air Force Academy 2 (NC) 7:00 pm MT BRICE ALASKA GOAL RUSH @ Carlson Center, Fairbanks, AK North Dakota 5 vs Alaska Anchorage 0 (NC) 5:05 pm AT Merrimack 2 vs Alaska 3 (NC) 8:05 pm ATSat/20 Minnesota 3 @ Michigan Tech 2 (WCHA) 7:07 pm ET Lake Superior State 0 @ Bemidji State 5 (NC) 7:07 pm CT Alabama-Huntsville 0 @ St. Cloud State 4 (NC) 7:07 pm CT Rensselaer 3 @ Minnesota State 4 ot (NC) 7:07 pm CT Northern Michigan 2 @ Nebraska Omaha 1 (NC) 7:07 pm CT Air Force Academy 2 @ Denver 5 (NC) 7:07 pm MT UMass-Lowell 3 @ Colorado College 1 (NC) 7:07 pm MT BRICE ALASKA GOAL RUSH @ Carlson Center, Fairbanks, AK Merrimack 3 vs Alaska Anchorage 6 (NC) 4:05 pm AT North Dakota 1 vs Alaska 2 (NC) 7:05 pm ATFri/26 Colorado College 0 @ Cornell 2 (NC) 7:00 pm ET Wisconsin 2 @ Minnesota Duluth 0 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT U.S. Under-18 Team 2 @ Minnesota 2 ot (EX) 7:07 pm CT Minnesota State 1 @ St. Cloud State 5 (WCHA) 7:37 pm CT Bemidji State 3 @ Nebraska Omaha 3 ot (WCHA) 7:37 pm CT Alaska Anchorage 1 @ North Dakota 4 (WCHA) 7:37 pm CT Michigan Tech 1 @ Denver 5 (WCHA) 7:37 pm MTSat/27 Colorado College 2 @ Cornell 3 (NC) 7:00 pm ET Wisconsin 2 @ Minnesota Duluth 2 ot (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Minnesota State 1 @ St. Cloud State 5 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Bemidji State 3 @ Nebraska Omaha 2 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Alaska Anchorage 3 @ North Dakota 3 ot (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Michigan Tech 2 @ Denver 5 (WCHA) 7:07 pm MTSun/28 Canisius 0 @ Minnesota 1 (NC) 1:07 pm CT

NOVEMBERDate Game TimeFri/2 Nebraska Omaha 2 @ Michigan Tech 1 (WCHA) 7:07 pm ET Colorado College 5 @ Wisconsin 4 ot (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Minnesota State 2 @ Minnesota 3 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Boston University 2 @ North Dakota 4 (NC) 7:07 pm CT St. Cloud State 3 @ Denver 0 (WCHA) 7:37 pm MTSat/3 Nebraska Omaha 5 @ Michigan Tech 3 (WCHA) 7:07 pm ET Colorado College 3 @ Wisconsin 0 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Minnesota 3 @ Minnesota State 5 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Boston University 4 @ North Dakota 2 (NC) 7:07 pm CT St. Cloud State 1 @ Denver 6 (WCHA) 7:07 pm MTFri/9 North Dakota 3 @ St. Cloud State 0 (WCHA) 7:37 pm CT Denver 4 @ Minnesota State 3 (WCHA) 7:37 pm CT Bemidji State 2 @ Colorado College 3 (WCHA) 7:37 pm MT Minnesota 4 @ Alaska Anchorage 0 (WCHA) 7:07 pm ATSat/10 North Dakota 2 @ St. Cloud State 5 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Denver 3 @ Minnesota State 2 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Minnesota Duluth 2 @ Nebraska Omaha 3 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Bemidji State 3 @ Colorado College 6 (WCHA) 7:07 pm MT Minnesota 2 @ Alaska Anchorage 2 ot (WCHA) 7:07 pm ATSun/11 Minnesota Duluth 3 @ Nebraska Omaha 6 (WCHA) 2:07 pm CTFri/16 Michigan Tech 5 @ Bemidji State 4 ot (WCHA) 7:37 pm CT Wisconsin 2 @ Minnesota 2 ot (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Minnesota Duluth 4 @ North Dakota 4 ot (WCHA) 7:37 pm CT Denver 6 @ Colorado College 5 (WCHA) 7:37 pm MTSat/17 Michigan Tech 2 @ Bemidji State 1 ot (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Wisconsin 1 @ Minnesota 3 (WCHA) 8:07 pm CT Minnesota Duluth 3 @ North Dakota 4 ot (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Colorado College 2 @ Denver 6 (WCHA) 7:07 pm MTFri/23 Minnesota 5 @ Vermont 1 (NC) 7:05 pm ET North Dakota 2 @ Notre Dame 1 (NC) 7:00 pm ET Minnesota State 4 @ Wisconsin 2 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Alaska Anchorage 2 @ Bemidji State 2 ot (WCHA) 7:37 pm CT St. Cloud State 1 @ Minnesota Duluth 2 (WCHA) 7:37 pm CT Alabama-Huntsville 2 @ Nebraska Omaha 3 (NC) 7:37 pm CT Yale 2 @ Denver 1 ot (NC) 7:37 pm MT New Hampshire 4 @ Colorado College 4 ot (NC) 7:37 pm MTSat/24 Minnesota 3 @ Vermont 1 (NC) 7:05 pm ET North Dakota 2 @ Notre Dame 5 (NC) 7:00 pm ET Minnesota State 4 @ Wisconsin 2 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Alaska Anchorage 4 @ Bemidji State 5 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT St. Cloud State 5 @ Minnesota Duluth 1 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Alabama-Huntsville 0 @ Nebraska Omaha 8 (NC) 7:07 pm CT New Hampshire 6 @ Denver 4 (NC) 7:07 pm MT Yale 6 @ Colorado College 5 ot (NC) 7:07 pm MTFri/30 Minnesota Duluth 7 @ Michigan Tech 3 (WCHA) 7:07 pm ET Nebraska Omaha 3 @ Minnesota 2 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Bemidji State 0 @ Minnesota State 3 (WCHA) 7:37 pm CT Wisconsin 1 @ Denver 1 ot (WCHA) 8:07 pm MT North Dakota 3 @ Colorado College 5 (WCHA) 7:37 pm MT St. Cloud State 4 @ Alaska Anchorage 3 ot (WCHA) 7:07 pm AT

DECEMBERDate Game TimeSat/1 Minnesota Duluth 4 @ Michigan Tech 4 ot (WCHA) 7:07 pm ET Nebraska Omaha 2 @ Minnesota 3 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Bemidji State 1 @ Minnesota State 6 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Wisconsin 3 @ Denver 1 (WCHA) 7:07 pm MT North Dakota 3 @ Colorado College 2 ot (WCHA) 7:07 pm MT St. Cloud State 1 @ Alaska Anchorage 3 (WCHA) 7:07 pm ATTue/4 Michigan Tech 1 @ Northern Michigan 2 (NC) 7:35 pm ETFri/7 Michigan Tech 1 @ Wisconsin 1 ot (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Bemidji State 2 @ Minnesota Duluth 4 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Nebraska Omaha 6 @ St. Cloud State 5 (WCHA) 7:37 pm CT Alaska Anchorage 1 @ Minnesota State 3 (WCHA) 7:37 pm CT Denver 2 @ North Dakota 2 ot (WCHA) 7:37 pm CT Minnesota 4 @ Colorado College 2 (WCHA) 7:37 pm MTSat/8 Michigan Tech 3 @ Wisconsin 3 ot (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Bemidji State 2 @ Minnesota Duluth 1 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Nebraska Omaha 1 @ St. Cloud State 2 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Alaska Anchorage 0 @ Minnesota State 3 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Denver 3 @ North Dakota 6 (WCHA) 7:07 pm MT Minnesota 4 @ Colorado College 4 ot (WCHA) 7:07 pm MTThur/13 Alabama-Huntsville 0 @ Wisconsin 5 (NC) 7:07 pm CT


Date Game TimeFri/14 North Dakota 6 @ Michigan Tech 1 (WCHA) 7:07 pm ET Alabama-Huntsville 1 @ Wisconsin 4 (NC) 7:07 pm CT Denver 1 @ Bemidji State 1 ot (WCHA) 7:37 pm CT Colorado College 3 @ St. Cloud State 5 (WCHA) 7:37 pm CT Minnesota State 6 @ Nebraska Omaha 3 (WCHA) 7:37 pm CT Minnesota Duluth 5 @ Alaska Anchorage 1 (WCHA) 7:07 pm ATSat/15 North Dakota 4 @ Michigan Tech 1 (WCHA) 7:07 pm ET Denver 1 @ Bemidji State 5 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Colorado College 1 @ St. Cloud State 3 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Minnesota State 1 @ Nebraska Omaha 5 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Minnesota Duluth 2 @ Alaska Anchorage 1 (WCHA) 7:07 pm ATThur/27 Rensselaer 4 @ St. Cloud State 3 (NC) 7:07 pm CTFri/28 FLORIDA COLLEGE HOCKEY CLASSIC @ Germain Arena, Estero, FL Ferris State 3 vs Cornell 5 (NC) 3:00 pm ET Minnesota Duluth 0 vs Maine 1 (NC) 7:00 pm ET Rensselaer 1 @ St. Cloud State 2 (NC) 7:07 pm CTSat/29 FLORIDA COLLEGE HOCKEY CLASSIC @ Germain Arena, Estero, FL Ferris State 6 vs Minnesota Duluth 2 (Third Place) (NC) 3:00 pm ET Cornell 4 vs Maine 6 (championship) (NC) 7:00 pm ET UCONN HOCKEY CLASSIC @ Mark Edward Freitas Ice Forum, Storrs, CT Minnesota State 3 vs Brown 1 (NC) 4:05 pm ET American International 2 vs Connecticut 7 (NC) 7:15 pm ET Nebraska Omaha 4 @ Quinnipiac 5(NC) 12:00 pm ET GREAT LAKES INVITATIONAL @ Joe Louis Arena, Detroit, MI Western Michigan 1 vs Michigan State 1 ot (NC) 3:30 pm ET Michigan 0 vs Michigan Tech 4 (NC) 7:00 pm ET MARIUCCI CLASSIC @ Mariucci Arena, Minneapolis, MN Boston College 5 vs Alabama Huntsville 2 (NC) 4:07 pm CT Air Force 0 vs Minnesota 4 (NC) 7:07 pm CT Boston University 0 @ Denver 6 (NC) (U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame Game) 7:07 pm MTSun/30 LEDYARD NATIONAL BANK CLASSIC @ Thompson Arena, Hanover, NH Bemidji State 3 vs Massachusetts 4 (NC) 4:00 pm ET New Hampshire 1 @ Dartmouth 4 (NC) 7:00 pm ET UCONN HOCKEY CLASSIC @ Mark Edward Freitas Ice Forum, Storrs, CT Brown 7 vs American International 2 (Third Place (NC) 4:05 pm ET Minnesota State 3 @ Connecticut 1 (championship) (NC) 7:15 pm ET Nebraska Omaha 1 @ Quinnipiac 3 (NC) 12:00 pm ET GREAT LAKES INVITATIONAL @ Joe Louis Arena, Detroit, MI Michigan 5 vs Michigan State 2 (Third Place) (NC) 3:30 pm ET Western Michigan 0 vs Michigan Tech 4 (championship) (NC) 7:00 pm ET MARIUCCI CLASSIC @ Mariucci Arena, Minneapolis, MN Air Force 6 vs Alabama-Huntsville 1 (NC) 4:07 pm CT Boston College 1 vs Minnesota 1 (NC) 7:07 pm CTMon/31 LEDYARD NATIONAL BANK CLASSIC @ Thompson Arena, Hanover, NH Bemidji State 2 vs New Hampshire 3 (ot) (3rd place) (NC) 4:00 pm ET Massachusetts 3 @ Dartmouth 2 (championship) (NC) 7:00 pm ET

JANUARYDate Game TimeFri/4 Western Michigan 6 @ Bemidji State 0 (NC) 7:37 pm CT Northern Michigan 6 @ St. Cloud State 2 (NC) 7:37 pm CT Providence College 3 @ Minnesota State 4 ot (NC) 7:37 pm CT Holy Cross 2 @ North Dakota 5 (NC) 7:37 pm CT Colorado College 4 @ Nebraska Omaha 8 (WCHA) 6:37 pm CT Cornell 1 @ Denver 5 (NC) 7:37 pm MT Wisconsin 5 @ Alaska Anchorage 3 (WCHA) 7:07 pm ATSat/5 Western Michigan 2 @ Bemidji State 2 ot (NC) 7:07 pm CT Northern Michigan 2 @ St. Cloud State 1 (NC) 7:07 pm CT Providence College 0 @ Minnesota State 4 (NC) 7:07 pm CT Holy Cross 2 @ North Dakota 3 (NC) 7:07 pm CT Colorado College 1 @ Nebraska Omaha 3 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Cornell 1 @ Denver 2 (NC) 7:07 pm MT Wisconsin 1 @ Alaska Anchorage 0 (WCHA) 7:07 pm ATTue/8 Notre Dame 1 @ Minnesota 4 (NC) 7:07 pm CTFri/11 Michigan Tech 0 @ Minnesota Duluth 1 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Alaska Anchorage 3 @ Minnesota 4 (WCHA) 8:07 pm CT Wisconsin 4 @ Minnesota State 3 ot (WCHA) 7:37 pm CT Colorado College 4 @ North Dakota 3 (WCHA) 7:37 pm CT Nebraska Omaha 4 @ Denver 7 (WCHA) 8:07 pm MTSat/12 Michigan Tech 4 @ Minnesota Duluth 5 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Alaska Anchorage 1 @ Minnesota 7 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Wisconsin 2 @ Minnesota State 1 ot (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Colorado College 3 @ North Dakota 5 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Nebraska Omaha 3 @ Denver 3 ot (WCHA) 7:07 pm MT

Date Game TimeFri/18 Bemidji State 0 @ Michigan Tech 4 (WCHA) 7:07 pm ET Miami 0 @ Wisconsin 1 (NC) 7:07 pm CT North Dakota 1 @ Minnesota 5 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Denver 2 @ St. Cloud State 5 (WCHA) 7:37 pm CT Minnesota Duluth 3 @ Colorado College 2 (WCHA) 7:37 pm MT Minnesota State 3 @ Alaska Anchorage 3 ot (WCHA) 7:07 pm ATSat/19 Bemidji State 2 @ Michigan Tech 2 ot (WCHA) 7:07 pm ET Miami 2 @ Wisconsin 1 (NC) 7:07 pm CT North Dakota 4 @ Minnesota 4 ot (WCHA) 5:07 pm CT Denver 1 @ St. Cloud State 5 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Minnesota Duluth 1 @ Colorado College 5 (WCHA) 7:07 pm MT Minnesota State 4 @ Alaska Anchorage 0 (WCHA) 7:07 pm ATFri/25 Alaska Anchorage 2 @ Wisconsin 5 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Nebraska Omaha 5 @ Bemidji State 3 (WCHA) 7:37 pm CT Minnesota State 2 @ Minnesota 1 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT St. Cloud State 3 @ North Dakota 1 (WCHA) 7:37 pm CTSat/26 Alaska Anchorage 1 @ Wisconsin 2 (WCHA) 8:07 pm CT Nebraska Omaha 2 @ Bemidji State 1 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT U.S. Under-18 Team 1 @ Minnesota Duluth 3 (X) 2:07 pm CT Minnesota 4 @ Minnesota State 1 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT St. Cloud State 2 @ North Dakota 2 ot (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT

FEBRUARYDate Game TimeFri/1 St. Cloud State 4 @ Bemidji State 0 (WCHA) 7:37 pm CT Denver 3 @ Minnesota Duluth 0 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Wisconsin 1 @ North Dakota 1 ot (WCHA) 7:37 pm CT Michigan Tech 3 @ Nebraska Omaha 4 (WCHA) 7:37 pm CT Colorado College 2 @ Alaska Anchorage 2 ot (WCHA) 7:07 pm ATSat/2 St. Cloud State 4 @ Bemidji State 1 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Denver 4 @ Minnesota Duluth 3 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Wisconsin 1 @ North Dakota 4 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Michigan Tech 2 @ Nebraska Omaha 1 ot (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Colorado College 3 @ Alaska Anchorage 3 ot (WCHA) 7:07 pm ATFri/8 Alaska Anchorage 5 @ Michigan Tech 4 (WCHA) (Winter Carnival) 7:07 pm ET Bemidji State 2 @ Wisconsin 2 ot (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Minnesota State 4 @ Minnesota Duluth 2 (WCHA) 7:37 pm CT Minnesota 4 @ St. Cloud State 2 (WCHA) 7:37 pm CT North Dakota 2 @ Nebraska Omaha 1 (WCHA) 6:37 pm CT Colorado College 1 @ Denver 1 ot (WCHA) 7:37 pm MTSat/9 Alaska Anchorage 1 @ Michigan Tech 6 (WCHA) (Winter Carnival) 5:07 pm ET Bemidji State 2 @ Wisconsin 3 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Minnesota State 5 @ Minnesota Duluth 1 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Minnesota 3 @ St. Cloud State 4 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT North Dakota 5 @ Nebraska Omaha 2 (WCHA) 4:07 pm CT @ TD Ameritrade Park, Omaha, NE Denver 5 @ Colorado College 6 ot (WCHA) 7:07 pm MTTue/12 Northern Michigan 2 @ Michigan Tech 8 (NC) 7:07 pm ETFri/15 Minnesota 3 @ Wisconsin 2 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Minnesota Duluth 2 @ Bemidji State 4 (WCHA) 7:37 pm CT Michigan Tech 2 @ Minnesota State 4 (WCHA) 7:37 pm CT Nebraska Omaha 3 @ Alaska Anchorage 0 (WCHA) 7:07 pm ATSat/16 Minnesota Duluth 1 @ Bemidji State 1 ot (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Michigan Tech 1 @ Minnesota State 6 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Nebraska Omaha 6 @ Alaska Anchorage 5 ot (WCHA) 7:07 pm ATSun/17 Minnesota 2 vs Wisconsin 3 (WCHA) 3:37 pm CT Hockey City Classic @ Soldier Field, Chicago, ILThur/21 U.S. Under-18 Team @ Nebraska Omaha (EX) 7:37 pm CTFri/22 Minnesota Duluth 3 @ Minnesota 5 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT North Dakota 4 @ Denver 5 (WCHA) 8:07 pm MT St. Cloud State 3 @ Colorado College 4 (WCHA) 7:37 pm MTSat/23 Minnesota Duluth 2 @ Minnesota 2 ot (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT North Dakota 6 @ Denver 1 (WCHA) 7:07 pm MT St. Cloud State 5 @ Colorado College 2 (WCHA) 7:07 pm MTSun/24 Penn State 0 @ Wisconsin 5 (NC) 7:07 pm CTMon/25 Penn State 3 @ WIsconsin 2 ot (NC) 7:07 pm CT

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MARCHDate Game TimeFri/1 Denver 2 @ Minnesota 0 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Alabama-Huntsville 2 @ Minnesota Duluth 4 (NC) 7:07 pm CT Michigan Tech 3 @ St. Cloud State 5 (WCHA) 7:37 pm CT Bemidji State 2 @ North Dakota 4 (WCHA) 7:37 pm CT Wisconsin 4 @ Nebraska Omaha 3 (WCHA) 7:37 pm CT Minnesota State 1 @ Colorado College 5 (WCHA) 7:37 pm MT Alaska Anchorage 1 @ Alaska 2 ot (NC) 7:05 pm AT Alaska Airlines Governor’s CupSat/2 Denver 1 @ Minnesota 5 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Alabama-Huntsville 0 @ Minnesota Duluth 4 (NC) 7:07 pm CT Michigan Tech 5 @ St. Cloud State 1 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Bemidji State 2 @ North Dakota 2 ot (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Wisconsin 6 @ Nebraska Omaha 2 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Minnesota State 7 @ Colorado College 2 (WCHA) 7:07 pm MT Alaska 3 @ Alaska Anchorage 1 (NC) 7:07 pm AT Alaska Airlines Governor’s CupFri/8 Colorado College @ Michigan Tech (WCHA) 7:07 pm ET St. Cloud State @ Wisconsin (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT @ Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Madison, WI Minnesota @ Bemidji State (WCHA) 7:37 pm CT Nebraska Omaha @ Minnesota Duluth (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT North Dakota @ Minnesota State (WCHA) 7:37 pm CT Alaska Anchorage @ Denver (WCHA) 7:37 pm MTSat/9 Colorado College @ Michigan Tech (WCHA) 7:07 pm ET St. Cloud State @ Wisconsin (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT @ Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Madison, WI 7:07 pm CT Minnesota @ Bemidji State (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Nebraska Omaha @ Minnesota Duluth (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT North Dakota @ Minnesota State (WCHA) 7:07 pm CTSun/10 Alaska Anchorage @ Denver (WCHA) 12:00 pm MT

• end of regular season •

Date Game TimeFri/15 2013 WCHA PLAYOFFS • 1st Round • Best-of-Three #12 Alaska Anchorage 1 at #1 St. Cloud State 6 (NC) 7:37 pm CT #11 Bemidji State 1 at #2 Minnesota 2 ot (NC) 7:07 pm CT #10 Michigan Tech 3 at #3 North Dakota 5 (NC) 7:37 pm CT #9 Minnesota Duluth 1 at #4 Wisconsin 3 (NC) 7:07 pm CT #8 Colorado College 3 at #5 Denver 5 (NC) 7:37 pm MT #7 Nebraska Omaha 3 at #6 Minnesota State 4 ot (NC) 7:07 pm CTSat/16 2013 WCHA PLAYOFFS • 1st Round • Best-of-Three #12 Alaska Anchorage 1 at #1 St. Cloud State 5 (NC) 7:07 pm CT #11 Bemidji State 3 at #2 Minnesota 4 (NC) 7:07 pm CT #10 Michigan Tech 2 at #3 North Dakota 1 (NC) 7:07 pm CT #9 Minnesota Duluth 1 at #4 Wisconsin 4 (NC) 7:07 pm CT #8 Colorado College 2 at #5 Denver 1 (NC) 7:07 pm MT #7 Nebraska Omaha 2 at #6 Minnesota State 1 (NC) 7:07 pm CTSun/17 2013 WCHA PLAYOFFS • 1st Round • Best-of-Three #10 Michigan Tech 0 at #3 North Dakota 6 (NC) 7:07 pm CT #8 Colorado College 4 at #5 Denver 3 (NC) 7:07 pm MT #7 Nebraska Omaha 1 at #6 Minnesota State 3 (NC) 7:07 pm CTThu/21 2013 RED BARON™ WCHA FINAL FIVE @ Xcel Energy Center, Saint Paul, MN Quarterfinal #1: #5 Minnesota State vs #4 Wisconsin (NC) 2:07 pm CT Quarterfinal #2: #6 Colorado College vs #3 North Dakota (NC) 7:07 pm CTFri/22 2013 RED BARON™ WCHA FINAL FIVE @ Xcel Energy Center, Saint Paul, MN Semifinal #1: MSU/UW Winner vs #1 St. Cloud State (NC) 2:07 pm CT Semifinal #2: CC/UND Winner vs #3 North Dakota (NC) 7:07 pm CTSat/23 2013 RED BARON™ WCHA FINAL FIVE @ Xcel Energy Center, Saint Paul, MN Broadmoor Trophy Championship Game 7:07 pm CTFri/29 NCAA NORTHEAST REGIONAL @ Verizon Wireless Arena, Manchester, NH Host: University of New Hampshire Semifinal 4:30 pm ET Semifinal 8:00 pm ET NCAA WEST REGIONAL @ Van Andel Arena, Grand Rapids, MI Host: University of Michigan Semifinal 2:00 pm CT Semifinal 5:30 pm CT

Date Game TimeSat/30 NCAA EAST REGIONAL @ Dunkin’ Donuts Center, Providence, RI Host: Brown University Semifinal 5:30 pm ET Semifinal 9:00 pm ET NCAA MIDWEST REGIONAL @ Huntington Center, Toledo, OH Host: Bowling Green State University Semifinal 1:30 pm ET Semifinal 5:00 pm ET NCAA NORTHEAST REGIONAL @ Verizon Wireless Arena, Manchester, NH Championship Game 6:30 pm ET NCAA WEST REGIONAL @ Van Andel Arena, Grand Rapids, MI Championship Game 4:00 pm ETSun/31 NCAA EAST REGIONAL @ Dunkin’ Donuts Center, Providence, RI Championship Game 6:30 pm ET NCAA MIDWEST REGIONAL @ Huntington Center, Toledo, OH Championship Game 4:00 pm ET

APRILDate Game TimeThu/11 2013 NCAA MEN’S FROZEN FOUR @ Consol Energy Center, Pittsburgh, PA Semifinal #1 4:30 pm ET Semifinal #2 8:00 pm ETSat/13 2013 NCAA MEN’S FROZEN FOUR @ Consol Energy Center, Pittsburgh, PA National Championship Game 7:00 pm ET

Schedule KeyAll Association-member home games faceoff at either :07 or :37 after the hour; (WCHA)

conference; (NC) non-conference; (EX) exhibition;tournaments/special events in CAPS

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