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Table of Contents QuickFacts............................................................................ 2 Radio/TVRoster..................................................................... 3 Numeric/AlphabeticalRoster..................................................... 42010-11 Season Preview ...................................................................... 5-8Meet the River Hawks ......................................................................... 9-32 RiverHawkCaptainScottCampbell......................................... 10 AlternateCaptainRyanBlair................................................... 11 AlternateCaptainMauryEdwards........................................... 12 AlternateCaptainRileyWetmore............................................ 13 ReturningPlayers............................................................. 14-24 Newcomers.................................................................... 25-32River Hawk Coaching Staff ...............................................................33-39 HeadCoachBlaiseMacDonald........................................... 34-36 AssistantCoaches................................................................ 37 HockeySupportStaff....................................................... 38-39Game Night at the Tsongas ..............................................................40-41Hockey East .......................................................................................43-52 ThisisHockeyEast............................................................... 44 HockeyEastStaff................................................................. 45 2009-10HockeyEastStatistics&Honors.......................... 46-48 2010-11HockeyEastCompositeSchedule.......................... 49-522010-11 Opponents..........................................................................53-64 The2010-11Opponents.................................................. 54-60 All-TimeSeriesRecords.................................................... 61-64Season In Review ..............................................................................65-71UML Hockey History .......................................................................73-108 UMLHockeyNationalChampionships.................................. 74-76 Year-By-YearResults....................................................... 77-84 ImportantDatesinUMLHockeyHistory.............................. 85-89 All-TimeRoster................................................................ 90-93 ProgramRecords............................................................ 94-98 All-TimeLeaders............................................................ 99-101 Post-SeasonHonorsandAwards.................................... 102-106 UMLandtheNHL........................................................ 107-108This is UMass Lowell .....................................................................109-118 UMLFacilities.............................................................. 110-115 UMLHockeyandtheCommunity........................................... 116 UMLStaff.................................................................. 117-118Media Information........................................................................121-126 CoveringtheRiverHawks................................................122-123 UMLSportsInformationStaff..........................................124-125 Credits&ThankYou’s...........................................................126

The2010-11UMassLowellHockeyMediaGuideisapublicationoftheOfficeofAthleticMediaRelations,CostelloGym,UMassLowell.FormoreinformationcontactSeanHladickbyemailatsean_hladick@uml.edu. The2010-11mediaguidewaswrittenandeditedbySeanHladick.ThefrontandbackcoversweredesignedbySeanHladick.SpecialthanksalsotoBlaiseMacDonald,ChrisO’Donnell,BobEllis,ScottDonnelly,ElizabethPaigeFiermanandJonathanAlbertfortheircreativeandeditorialassistanceonthispublication.

2010-11 River Hawks ScheduleOctoberSun.3 St.Francis-Xavier 3:00pmFri.8 atMaine* 7:00pmFri.15 atNiagara 7:00pmSat.16 atRIT 7:00pmFri.22 Providence* 7:00pmSat.23 Northeastern* 7:00pmFri.29 BostonUniversity* 7:00pmSat.30 atBostonUniversity* 7:00pmNovemberTues.2 atBostonCollege* 7:00pmFri.5 Vermont* 7:00pmSat.6 NewHampshire* 7:00pmFri.19 Merrimack* 7:00pmSat.20 atMerrimack* 7:00pmFri.26 MinnesotaState-Mankato 7:00pmSat.27 MinnesotaState-Mankato 4:00pmDecemberThurs.2 NewHampshire* 7:00pmSat.4 atMassachusetts* 7:00pmFri.10 atPrinceton 7:00pmSat.11 atPrinceton 7:00pmJanuaryFri.7 atNewHampshire* 7:00pmSat.8 atNortheastern* 7:00pmFri.14 Massachusetts* 7:30pmSat.15 atMassachusetts* 7:00pmFri.21 atMerrimack* 7:00pmSat.22 atBostonCollege* 7:00pmTues.25 Bentley 7:00pmSat.29 BostonCollege* 7:00pmFebruaryFri.4 atBostonUniversity* 7:00pmFri.11 Northeastern* 7:00pmFri.18 Maine* 7:00pmSat.19 Maine* 7:30pmFri.25 atProvidence* 7:00pmSat.26 Providence* 7:00pmMarchFri.4 atVermont* 7:00pmSat.5 atVermont* 7:00pm

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Athletic Media RelationsAssistant Director (Hockey Contact): Sean HladickOffice Phone: (978) 934-2351Cell Phone: (774) 286-9566E-Mail: [email protected] Relations Fax: (978) 934-2313Director of Media Relations: Chris O’DonnellOffice Phone: (978) 934-2306Home Phone: (978) 463-0706Cell Phone: (978) 808-1021E-Mail: [email protected]: www.GoRiverHawks.comHockey Press Box Phone: (978) 654-7405Hawkline Sports Phone: (978) 934-HAWK (4295)

Hockey HistoryFirst Season: 1967-68First Season in Division I: 1983-84Overall Record: 694-609-91 (.530)Winning Seasons: 23Best HE Regular Season Finish (Years): 2nd (1986-87,1993-94, 1995-96)Best HE Tournament Finish (Years): 2nd (1994, 2009)Hockey East Playoff Appearances: 23 out of 26Hockey East Semifinal Appearances: 13Hockey East Championship Appearances: 2NCAA Playoff Appearances: 8Years (Division I/Division II) 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1988, 1994, 1996NCAA Division II National Champions: 1979, 1981, 1982All-Americans: 14 (one two-time, one three-time)

Top ReturnersName (Year) Pos GP G A P +/- PIMScott Campbell, Sr. F 39 16 18 34 +12 18David Vallorani, Jr. F 39 9 18 27 +5 14Riley Wetmore, So. F 39 6 9 15 +8 20Maury Edwards, Sr. D 38 4 11 15 -6 29Michael Scheu, Jr. F 25 5 8 13 E 12Ryan Blair, Sr. D 38 0 11 11 +8 22

Top NewcomersName Hometown / Last TeamDerek Arnold Foxboro, Mass. / Waterloo Blackhawks (USHL)Doug Carr Hanover, Mass. / Cornwall Colts (CJHL)Josh Holmstrom Colorado Springs, Colo. / Sioux Falls (USHL)Joseph Pendenza Wilmington, Mass. / Boston Jr. Bruins (EJHL)Shayne Thompson Stiltsville, Ont. / Brockville Braves (CJHL)

University InformationLocation: Lowell,MA01854Founded: 1975Enrollment: 6,000Chancellor: MartinT.Meehan

Athletic DepartmentDirectorofAthletics: DanaSkinnerSeniorAssociateDirector: JoanLehoullierAsst.Director/ExternalAffairs: EricAllenBusinessAffairs: ChristinaStoneAthleticCoordinator: AmyLisavichDepartmentPhone: (978)934-2310DepartmentFax: (978)934-4027HeadAthleticTrainer: ArtiePoitrasPhone: (978)934-2321

Hockey InformationNickname: River HawksColors: Red, White, and Royal BlueConference: Hockey EastAffiliation: NCAA, Division I2008-09 Overall Record: 19-16-42008-09 Hockey East Record: 12-11-4 (T-3rd)Captains: Scott Campbell Ryan Blair, Maury Edwards, Riley WetmoreLettermen Returning/Lost 14/12 -Forwards Returning/Lost 10/6 -Defensemen Returning/Lost 4/4 -Goaltenders Returning/Lost 0/2

Hockey Coaching StaffHead Coach: Blaise MacDonaldAlma Mater: Rochester Inst. of Technology (RIT) ‘85Record at UML: 145-153-38 (9 years)Career Record: 236-211-55 (14 years)Office Phone: (978) 934-4954Email: [email protected] Time to Call: 9 am - NoonAssistant Coach: Jerry Forton (2nd year)Alma Mater: Buffalo ‘86Phone: (978) 934-4952Email: [email protected] Coach: Darryl Green (1st year)Alma Mater: UMass Lowell ‘03Phone: (978) 934-4952Email: [email protected] Assistant Coach: Ed Walsh (11th year)Alma Mater: Salem StateStrength & Conditioning Coach Craig Galloway (2nd year)Alma Mater Cornell University ‘91

Arena InformationName: PaulE.TsongasCenterLocation: 300MartinLutherKingJr.Way,Lowell,MA01852Capacity: 6,400Sheet: 200’x85’FirstGame: January27,1998(Dartmouth2,UML1)UMLRecordatTsongas: 104-100-20ArenaPhone: (978)848-6900TicketInformation: (978)934-4988


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29 Derek ArnoldFr•F•5-8•165Foxboro,Mass.

22 Rob BadgerFr•D•5-11•175Hainesport,N.J.

1 Marc BoulangerFr•G•6-0•185Olds,Alta.

18 Michael BuddJr•F•6-0•187Burlington,Ont.

15 Scott CampbellSr•F•6-2•210Navan,Ont.

13 Joe CaveneySo•F•5-11•183Fitchburg,Mass.

25 Nick CurryFr•F•6-0•195Augusta,Ga.

9 Jason DeLucaSr•F•5-9•185EastMoriches,N.Y.

7 Maury EdwardsSr•D•5-11•185RockyRapids,Alta.

17 Matt FerreiraJr•F•6-0•190Brampton,Ont.

6 Daniel FurlongFr•D•5-11•180Stoneham,Mass.

2 Chris IckertSo•D•5-9•170Abbotsford,B.C.

34 T.J. MassieSo•G•5-11•185Lexington,Mass.

14 Joseph PendenzaFr•F•5-11•190Wilmington,Mass.

5 Derek McCoyFr•F•6-1•200Newburyport,Mass.

8 Colin WrightSo•D•6-0•186Burlington,Ont.

26 Ryan BlairSr•D•6-5•215Ashburn,Va.

4 Tim CorcoranJr•D•6-1•190Milton,Mass.

21 Cameron GaudetFr•F•5-11•195Burlington,Mass.

33 Michael HeffronSo•G•5-11•190Lynnfield,Mass.

31 Doug CarrFr•G•6-2•200Hanover,Mass.

3 Chad RuhwedelFr•D•5-11•180SanDiego,Calif.

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11 William RaynerFr•D•6-2•200Needham,Mass.

10 David ValloraniJr•F•5-8•180Hamilton,Ont.

23 Shayne ThompsonFr•F•5-11•190Stiltsville,Ont.

19 Patrick CeySr•F•6-1•190Saskatoon,Sask.

16 Riley WetmoreSo•F•6-0•195Swanton,Vt.

12 Josh HolmstromFr•F•6-0•175ColoradoSprings,Colo.

20 Michael ScheuJr•F•5-9•170Buffalo,N.Y.

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2010-11 Team Roster

Numerical Roster No. Name Yr. Pos Ht Wt DOB S/G Hometown / Last Team 1 Marc Boulanger Fr. G 6-0 185 3/27/90 L Olds, Alta. / Olds Grizzlys (AJHL) 2 Chris Ickert * So. D 5-9 170 2/23/89 L Abbotsford, B.C. / Langley Chiefs (BCHL) 3 Chad Ruhwedel Fr. D 5-11 180 5/7/90 R San Diego, Calif. / Sioux Falls Stampede (USHL) 4 Tim Corcoran * Jr. D 6-1 190 6/14/88 L Milton, Mass. / Bay State Breakers (EJHL) 5 Derek McCoy Fr. F 6-1 200 4/3/90 L Newburyport, Mass. / Valley Jr. Warriors (EJHL) 6 Daniel Furlong Fr. D 5-11 180 2/11/91 L Stoneham, Mass. / Sioux Falls Stampede (USHL) 7 Maury Edwards * Sr. D 5-11 185 3/16/87 R Rocky Rapids, Alta. / Alberni Valley Bulldogs (BCHL) 8 Colin Wright * So. D 6-0 186 4/3/89 R Burlington, Ont. / Burlington Cougars (OPJHL) 9 Jason DeLuca * Sr. F 5-9 185 10/9/87 L East Moriches, N.Y. / Bridgewater Bandits (EJHL) 10 David Vallorani * Jr. F 5-8 180 3/27/89 L Hamilton, Ont. / Milton Ice Hawks (OPJHL) 11 William Rayner Fr. D 6-2 200 1/19/90 R Needham, Mass. / Lincoln Stars (USHL) 12 Josh Holmstrom Fr. F 6-0 175 9/5/89 R Colorado Springs, Colo. / Sioux Falls Stampede (USHL) 13 Joe Caveney * So. F 5-11 183 7/5/88 R Fitchburg, Mass. / Sioux City (USHL) 14 Joseph Pendenza Fr. F 5-11 190 11/22/90 R Wilmington, Mass. / Boston Jr. Bruins (EJHL) 15 Scott Campbell * Sr. F 6-2 210 6/6/86 L Navan, Ont. / Pembroke Lumber Kings (CJHL) 16 Riley Wetmore * So. F 6-0 195 7/28/89 R Swanton, Vt. / Green Mountain (EJHL) 17 Matt Ferreira * Jr. F 6-0 190 11/2/88 L Brampton, Ont. / Brampton Capitals (OPJHL) 18 Michael Budd * Jr. F 6-0 187 4/16/89 L Burlington, Ont. / Burlington Cougars (OPJHL) 19 Patrick Cey * Sr. F 6-1 190 6/13/87 R Saskatoon, Sask. / Vernon Vipers (BCHL) 20 Michael Scheu * Jr. F 5-9 170 1/20/87 L Buffalo, N.Y. / Markham Waxers (OPJHL) 21 Cameron Gaudet Fr. F 5-11 195 12/10/91 L Burlington, Mass. / Austin Prep 22 Rob Badger Fr. D 5-11 175 6/22/91 L Hainesport, N.J. / Gunnery Prep 23 Shayne Thompson Fr. F 5-11 190 6/13/89 R Stiltsville, Ont. / Brockville Braves (CJHL) 25 Nick Curry Fr. F 6-0 195 11/2/89 R West Point, N.Y. / Springfield Jr. Blues (NAHL) 26 Ryan Blair * Sr. D 6-5 215 5/1/86 L Ashburn, Va. / Foxboro Stars (EJHL) 29 Derek Arnold Fr. F 5-8 165 2/9/90 R Foxboro, Mass. / Waterloo Blackhawks (USHL) 30 T.J. Massie So. G 5-11 185 5/3/90 L Lexington, Mass. / Tri-City Storm (USHL) 31 Doug Carr Fr. G 6-2 200 3/13/89 L Hanover, Mass. / Cornwall Colts (CJHL) 33 Michael Heffron So. G 5-11 190 3/3/89 L Malden, Mass. / Portland Junior Pirates (AJHL)

Head Coach: Blaise MacDonald (RIT) * Veteran (14) Assistant Coaches: Jerry Forton (Buffalo), Darryl Green (UMass Lowell)

Alphabetical Roster No. Name Yr. Pos 29 Derek Arnold Fr. F 21 Rob Badger Fr. D 26 Ryan Blair Sr. D 1 Marc Boulanger Fr. G 18 Michael Budd Jr. F 15 Scott Campbell Sr. F 31 Doug Carr Fr. G 13 Joe Caveney So. F 19 Patrick Cey Sr. F 4 Tim Corcoran Jr. D 25 Nick Curry Fr. F 9 Jason DeLuca Sr. F 7 Maury Edwards Sr. D 17 Matt Ferreira Jr. F 6 Daniel Furlong Fr. D 21 Cameron Gaudet Fr. F 33 Michael Heffron So. G 12 Josh Holmstrom Fr. F 2 Chris Ickert So. D 34 T.J. Massie So. G 5 Derek McCoy Fr. F 14 Joseph Pendenza Fr. F 11 William Rayner Fr. D 3 Chad Ruhwedel Fr. D 20 Michael Scheu Jr. F 23 Shayne Thompson Fr. F 10 David Vallorani Jr. F 16 Riley Wetmore So. F 8 Colin Wright So. D

Pronunciation GuideMarcBOULANGER BOO•langerJoeCAVENEY CAVEneePatrickCEY SAYTimCORCORAN KOR•kor•anSammyD’AGOSTINO DA•guh•stee•noMattFERREIRA fer•AIR•uhT.J.MASSIE MA•seeChadRUHWEDEL ROO•wedelMichaelSCHEU SHOODavidVALLORANI vall•uh•RAHN•nee

Class StructureSeniors (5)Ryan BlairScott CampbellPatrick CeyJason DeLucaMaury Edwards

Juniors (5)MichaelBuddTimCorcoranMattFerreiraMichaelScheuDavidVallorani

Sophomores (7)Joe CaveneyMichael HeffronT.J. MassieRobert ViscaRiley WetmoreColin WrightChris Ickert

Freshmen (13)Derek ArnoldRob BadgerMarc BoulangerDoug CarrNick CurryDaniel FurlongCameron GaudetJosh HolmstromJoseph PendenzaDerek McCoyWilliam RaynerChad RuhwedelShayne Thompson


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On The Job Training

Insports,successisquantifiedbywinsandlosses,predicatedontheexpectationsofwhatcouldhavebeen.Realisticallyspeaking,the2009-10seasonwasagreatsuccessforUMassLowellhockey.TheRiverHawkshadback-to-backwinning seasons for thefirst time since2002,earned theirhighestfinishinHockeyEast(T-3rd)since1995-96andwent6-2-3againstNCAATournamentteams. Despiteallofthat,coachBlaiseMacDonaldknowshisteamwalkedafinelinebetweengoodandgreat. “WellIthinklastseasontaughtourteamhowslimthemarginoferrorisandhowimportanteverysecondofeverygameis,”saidMacDonald.“Es-sentiallyyoucandefinethoseelementsortheycandefineyou.” “Oneovertimegoal againstVermont orMaine could have led to anextraordinarilysuccessfulseason,butunfortunatelyweweren’tabletocapi-talize.Westillaccomplishedanawfullotlastyearandthat’swhatwefocuson.” Withthatlessoninmind,UMassLowellwill looktoreloadontheflywhiletryingtopushtheprogramtothenextlevel.TheRiverHawksreturn14playersfromaseasonago,includingpointsleaderScottCampbelland2009All-AmericandefensemanMauryEdwards. Despite losing the services of 12 graduated seniors, UMass Lowellreturns48.2%ofanoffensethatrankedsixthinHockeyEastlastseason.Campbellenterstheyearwithback-to-backteamscoringtitlesandhas82careerpoints,the58thmostinprogramhistory. Evenwiththeirscoringpunchstillintact,theRiverHawkswillhavetoleanonthetalentsof13freshmenjoiningthesquad,manyofwhomareexpectedtoassumemajorrolesduringtheirrookiecampaigns. “Patiencehastobeourbiggestfocuspoint,”MacDonaldsaid.“Wehave13newplayers,twofreshmangoaltenders,fourfreshmandefenders—that’s

reallythecoreofyourteam.” Thatfactisexacerbatedbythedepartureoffourveterandefensemenandtwoseniorgoaltenderswhoplayedeveryminuteoflastseason. “Aswespeaktodayit’sabitofanunknown,”continuedMacDonald.“Butlookingtothefuturethat’sgoingtobethestrengthofourteam.Wereallylikethegoaltendinganddefensemenwehave,it’sjustamatterofhowquicklytheycanmature.” HelpingtheRiverHawksmaturewillbethegrowinghome-iceadvantageattheTsongasCenter.Since2007-08,homeattendancehasincreased37%andreachedanfull-seasonall-timehighin2009-10withanaverageof4,664fanspergame.Dueinparttotherecordcrowds,UMassLowellcarriedan11-5-1recordathometotietheTsongasCenterrecordsetin2004-05. Inanefforttogrowthathome-iceadvantagefurther,theTsongasCen-terhasundergonevastremodelingthisseason.UponentrancetotheRiverHawks’rink,fanswillnoticeanewvideoscoreboard,therelocatedTalonClubRoomandabrandnewPavilionClubDeck.TheamenitiesthatrivalsomeofthebestfacilitiesinthecountrynowlinetheTsongasCenterandpromisetobringawholenewlevelofintensitytoUMassLowellhomegames. “ThefeelingandmoodaroundtheTsongasCenterthisfallhasbeenofamazingexcitement,”saidMacDonald.“Almostasifit’sabrandnewbegin-ning.Ourfansdeservethebestandtheywon’tbedisappointed.” Nowwiththefoundationlaidforlongtermsuccess,aprogramthathasbeenbuildingforthepastfewseasonsisreadyforthenextchapterinitsstoriedhistory.

FORWARDS Inwhat promises to be the team’s strength this season, The RiverHawksreturn10forwardswithover600gamesofcombinedexperience.Thegroupiscomprisedofthreeseniors,fourjuniors,twosophomoresandsevenfreshmen. “Ourforwardsmightbethebestgroupofforwardswe’vehadhereforalongtime,”saidMacDonald.“MaybethebestsinceI’vebeenatUMassLowell.Welostsomegreatforwardsfromlastyear,butguysarereadytostepupandI’vebeenveryimpressedwiththefreshmenonourroster.” TakingthereignsofUMassLowellthisseasonwillbeCampbell,wearingthe‘C’afterthegraduationofthree-yearcaptainBenHolmstrom. “Leadershipskillsarevitalandusuallyareamissingelementinalotof teamsthataregood,butnotgreat,”MacDonaldsaid. “Youcan’thaveleadershipskillsifyoudon’thavepeoplethatwanttobeled.” “Iknowforafactthatourteamwantstobe led,everybodyunder-standsthattheyneedtomoveandpullinthesamedirection.ScottandourothercaptainshavehadthegoodfortuneofplayingwithgreatcaptainsinBenHolmstrom,JeremyDehnerandBarryGoers.It’ssharedleadershipforsure,butyoucanseethemodelthatthoseguysoperatedunderandwewillcontinueonwiththatmodel.” Fellowforwardandanalternatecaptain,RileyWetmoreembarksonahighlyanticipatedsophomoreseason.Thrustintothespotlightasafreshman,Wetmoreplayedinall39gameswhilescoringsixgoalsandnineassists. “Rileyisagreatstory,”MacDonaldsaidofWetmore.“Hiscommitmenttocomehere,howhardheworkedandwhatakeyroleheplayedonaveteranteam.” “Thenheisvotedbyhispeers,outgoingseniorsaswellaspresentplay-ers,asoneofthecaptains.Hereceivedanawfullotofvotes—thatshowsyoutherespectfactorhehas.NowasIseehimgoingintohissophomoreseason,hehasgottenmuchmorecomfortable,biggerandstronger.Hecar-rieshimselfwithanairofconfidencethatIthinkitwilltranslateintoagreatseason.” Whilehedidn’t takea leap forward fromhis eye-opening freshmancampaign,juniorDavidValloranienters2010-11comingoffback-to-back27-pointseasons—scoringexactlyninegoalsand18assistseachofthepasttwoyears. ValloraniiscurrentlyonpacetojointheRiverHawks’100-pointclubandproducedsomeofthemostexcitingmomentsof2009-10.Ina5-3vic-toryagainstMassachusettsonDec.5,thespeedyforwardjoinedCampbell

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asoneofonlytwoactiveUMassLowellskaterswithahattrick. EquallyexcitingcanbetheplayofjuniorMichaelScheu,whowasoneofonlytwoforwardstoincreasehispointtotallastseason.Despitebattlinginjuries,Scheufollowedhisfive-pointfreshmancampaignwithfivegoalsandeightassistsasasophomore. Scheu’sdefiningmomentcameatNortheasternonJan.9,liveonNESN.TheHuskieserasedUMassLowell’s4-1lead,knockingthegameintoover-time.Streakinguptheiceonafast-break,ScheuroofedapassfromKoryFalitepastgoaltenderChrisRawlingstowinthegameashecrashedintotheboardsandwasmobbedbyhisteammates.Theplaycapturedhisexplosivenaturethatmakeshimathreatontheiceatalltimes. AlsostruckbytheinjurybuglastseasonwasjuniorMattFerreira.Knownfordoingallofthelittlethingsontheice,Ferreirahadthreeassistsin23gamesasasophomore. Anotherjuniorwhowill looktotakeastepforwardisMichaelBudd.Buddfollowedupastrongfreshmanseasonof10pointsonfivegoalsandfiveassists,withalacklustereight-point(4g,4a)sophomoreyear.Despitethestatistic,thecoachingstafffeelstheskillsarethere. “Duringaplayer’sjunioryearyouseesomebigjumps,”addedMac-Donald.“IthinkMichaelBuddisaprimeexampleofaverytalentedplayerthatcouldreallyhaveabreakoutseason.” ApairofseniorswhowilllooktomakethemostoftheirfinalseasonsarePatrickCeyandJasonDeLuca.In29games,Ceyscoredtwogoalsandfiveassists forsevenpoints, including thegame-winneragainsteventualNationalChampionsBostonCollegeonFeb.2. DeLucahasmadeanicheforhimselfasaspeedygrinder,despiteplayinginjusteightgamesthispastseason.WithDeLucainthelineup,theRiverHawksposteda4-2-2record. Anexplosivesophomorewhocaughttheteam’sattentionbeforebeingsidelinedwithaninjurywasJoeCaveney.TheFitchburgnativeplayedinjusteightgames,butwasrankedsecondamongUMassLowellfreshmenwithaplus-7ratingwhilealsoscoringagoalandanassistontheyear. Perhapstheforwards’greateststrengththisseasonisthetalentedcropoffreshmenslatedtoseemajorminutes:DerekArnold,NickCurry,Cam-eronGaudet,JoshHolmstrom,DerekMcCoy,JosephPendenzaandShayneThompson. “WehavefiveorsixfreshmenthatIthinkaregoingtoplayprominentrolesthisyearandthroughouttheircareers,”saidMacDonald.“It’sanicesituation,it’sacompetitivesituationanditallowsustostructureourlineswithamoredistinctpurpose.”

ArnoldjoinstheRiverHawksaftertwoverystrongseasonswiththeWaterlooBlackhawksoftheUnitedStatesHockeyLeague(USHL).In2009-10,Arnoldnetted20goalsand39assistswhileservingasassistantcaptain.Priortothat,hehad20goalsand12assistsin2008-09. Inhisfinalseason,ArnoldwaspresentedwiththeCurtHammerAwardforhisexcellenceonandofftheice,includingstarting“Arnie’sArmy”whichraisedmoneyfortheBoysandGirlsClubsofBlackhawkCounty. CurrylandsinLowellafterastintwiththeSpringfieldJr.BluesoftheNorthAmericanHockeyLeague(NAHL).Asanassistcaptain in2009-10,Curryhad50pointson17goalsand33assists.Beforethat,hescored15goalsand41assistsfor56pointsin2008-09. Gaudet,youngerbrotherofBostonUniversity’sRussGaudet,madethejumptoUMassLowelldirectlyfromAustinPreparatorySchool.Acaptainforbothhisjuniorandseniorseasons,GaudetwasnamedtheCatholicCentralLeagueMVPin2009-10. ArrivingjustafterthedepartureofhisolderbrotherBen,HolmstromskatedwiththeSiouxFallsStampedeoftheUSHLforthepasttwoseasons.In2009-10,Holmstromhad15goalsand28assistsafternetting14goalsand11assistsin2008-09. McCoyisthesonofformerULowellChiefDonMcCoy(1980-84)andplayedfortheValleyJr.WarriorsoftheEasternJuniorHockeyLeague(EJHL).WiththeWarriorshehad10goalsandnineassiststhispastseason. LocalproductPendenzasuitedupfortheBostonJr.BruinsoftheEJHL,scoring49points(22g,27a)in2008-09and48points(21g,27a)in2009-10.HewastwicenamedanEJHLAll-Star. Lastly,ThompsonwasaprolificscorerwiththeBrockvilleBravesoftheCentralJuniorHockeyLeague(CJHL).In2009-10,Thompsonhad87pointson33goalsand54assistsinjust57games.HewasnamedaCJHLFirst-TeamAll-Star. “Ithinkwe’vegotsomeguysthataregoingtobeabletoscoresomegoals,”concludedMacDonald.“Theyshootthepuckwellandhaveanoseforthenet.”

DEFENSEMEN OneofthemorecrucialareasofUMassLowell’steamwillbethede-fensemen,whomtheRiverHawksleanedonheavilylastseason.Theteamwillbetransitioningfromaveterandefense,anchoredbyfourseniors,toainexperiencedsquadthatcouldutilizethreefreshmenonanygivennight. Theunitiscomprisedoftwoseniors,onejunior,twosophomoresandfourfreshmen. ThepairofseniorsarealternatecaptainsRyanBlairandMauryEdwards.Combined,theduohasplayed225games,whichincludesthreeHockeyEastplayoffberthsandaruntotheconferencefinals. Blairsuitedupfor38of39gameslastyear,scoring11assistsandre-cordingaplus-8rating.Whilehisstatisticsdon’tstoppeopleintheirtracks,hissixfootfiveinchframedoes. “Hehasgreatskatingskills,stickskills,passesthepuckwellandhasbecomearealgoodplayer,”saidMacDonaldofBlair.“Heplaysagainstouropponents’topplayerssoIcontinuetoseethatasastabilizingforceforourteam.” PerhapsthemostimportantdynamicBlairbringstoUMassLowellcan’tbequantifiedinthestatsheet. “Ryanissowell-likedbyhisteammates.Hockeyisveryimportanttohimandhecomestotherinkeverydaywithasmileonhisface,”addedMacDonald.“Thisisabusinesstousandwetreatitlikeaprofessionalorganizationandtheplayersactaccordingly,butyouwanttohavefuntoo.Wealwaysmakesurewe’rehavingfunwithourworkandRyankindofleadsusinthatareaaswell.” PairedwithBlairondefenseis2009All-AmericanEdwards.Armedwithapowerfulshot,Edwardswilllooktoreboundfromadifficultjuniorseasoninwhichhesubmittedcareerlowsinpointsandgoals. “Mauryishisowntoughestcriticsometimes,asalotofgreatplayersare,”MacDonaldsaidofEdwards. “I thinkhehascontinued togrowandenhancehisskills.HeisverytalentedphysicallyandIthinkhehaslearnedalotoverhiscareerhere.” Throughouthiscareer,EdwardshashadahugeimpactonUMassLow-ell’spowerplay,scoring18manadvantagegoals.Enteringthisseason,heisonlyfiveshyofsettinganewprogramrecordforpowerplaygoalsasadefenseman—afigurewellwithinreach. “Iamcertainthiswillbehisbestseasonyet,”concludedMacDonald.“Thatdoesn’tmeaneveryshiftisgreat,he’llmakehismistakes,butIthinkhisresolveandhisabilitytobouncebackwillbeatanewlevelthisyear.” ThelonejuniorinthegroupisTimCorcoran.ThehardworkingMiltonnativeplayedinonly11gameslastseason,buttheRiverHawkswere7-3-1withCorcoraninthelineup. “TimCorocranisatremendousteammate,”MacDonaldsaid.“Hehas

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anunbelievableworkethic,attentiontodetailandisreadytogetsomeicetime.” Aboost to theyoungdefensewill be themoveof sophomoreColinWrightfromforwardtodefenseman.TheOntarioproductledallRiverHawkrookieswithsevengoals. “MovingColinwillgiveussomeexperiencebackthere,”saidMacDonald.“Heplayeddefenseinjuniorsandwasverysuccessful,buthasplayedforwardmostofhislife.Wethinkhe’sreallygoingtohelpusbacktherewithsomegritandoffensiveability.” Theothersophomore intent to takeona larger role isChris Ickert.Makinghisdebutnearthemid-pointofthecampaign,Ickertplayedin14gameswhilebattlinginjuries.Asafreshman,hetalliedthreeassistsandaplus-3rating. Withplentyof ice-timeupforgrabs,UMassLowellwill looktowardsitsfourfreshmandefensementofillthevoid:RobBadger,DanielFurlong,WilliamRaynerandChadRuhwedel. LikeGaudet,BadgermadethejumpstraightfromhighschoolatGun-neryPreparatory.ThesonofformerULowellplayerRobBadger(1984-86),BadgerhelpedguideGunnerytoback-to-backWestChampionshipsintheNewEnglandPreparatorySchoolAthleticCouncil. FurlongarrivesinLowellafterplayingalongsideHolmstromwiththeSiouxFallsStampedeintheUSHL.LastseasonFurlongpottedninegoalsand10assistsfor19points.In2008-09,hetalliedsevenassists. RaynersuitsupfortheRiverHawksafterskatingwiththeLincolnStarsoftheUSHL.In29gameswiththeStars,Raynerhadfiveassists.Priortothat,RaynerwasastandoutatNeedhamHighSchool. Lastly,RuhwedeljoinsUMassLowellaftertwoseasonswiththeStampedealongsidefellowfreshmenHolmstromandFurlong.In2009-10,Ruhwedelhadfivegoalsand17assistswhilebeingnamedaUSHLAll-Star. “It’sacriticalareaforusbecausewewillbeveryyoungandchallengedinthatarea,”saidMacDonaldofhisdefense.“ButIthinkthisgroupisgoingtocontinuetodevelop.” “MauryEdwardsandRyanBlairhaveplayedgreatinalotofbiggamesintheircareers—they’reclearlyourleadersbackthere.Wefeelwehavesomeflexibilityandwe’rereallyexcitedaboutourfreshmen.”

GOALTENDING EasilythemostuncertainaspectoftheRiverHawksenteringtheseasonistheirgoaltending,butitisanareaofquietconfidenceforthecoachingstaff. InadditiontothereturnofsophomoresMichaelHeffronandT.J.Massie,UMassLowellhasaddedapairofhighlytoutedfreshmeninMarcBoulangerandDougCarr. Whoeverassumescontrol,theyhavebigpadstofillwiththedepartureofseniorsNevinHamiltonandCarterHutton.Theduopatrolledthecreaseforthepastfourseasonswitheerilysimilarnumberswhileshatteringaseriesofrecordsalongtheway. Asasenior,Huttonassumedcontrolwithanoutstandingcampaignthatincludeda.928savepercentageanda2.04goalsagainstaverage.ThemarksearnedhimaspotontheHockeyEastSecond-TeamandhewascrownedtheBauerGoaltendingChampion. HuttonfinishedhiscareerastheRiverHawks’all-timecareerleaderinshutouts(10),goalsagainstaverage(2.33)andtiedwithHamiltonforcareersavepercentage(.913).Inaddition,Huttonalsosettheprogram’ssingleseasonrecordforsavepercentage. HeffronhasyettoappearinagameforUMassLowell,butjoinedtheRiverHawksafterastintwiththePortlandJuniorPiratesoftheAtlanticJuniorHockeyLeague.Ahardworkerwhopushestheteaminpractice,hewilllooktostealsometimeinnet. Likewise,Massieplayedintwogamesasafreshmanin2008-09.Hewas1-1-0witha.870savepercentageanda3.80goalsagainstaverage.Massielefttheteammid-seasontojointheTri-CityStormoftheUSHL,buthasreturnedseekingtheopenspot. “T.J.Massiehasalotoftalent,”saidMacDonald.“He’sbeenthroughsometrialsandtribulationsthroughhisdevelopment,buthasalwaysshowntremendousresolveandworkethic.” ThetwomostlikelycontendersforthegoaltendingspotarefreshmenCarrandBoulanger,whosharestrikingsimilaritiestotheirpredecessors. “Thiswasn’tbydesign,buttheyhavesimilarskillstoHuttonandHam-ilton,”MacDonaldremarked. BoulangerjoinsUMassLowellafterplayingfortheOldsGrizzlysoftheAlbertaJuniorHockeyLeague(AJHL).In125careergameswiththeGrizzlyshehelda2.73GAAanda.905sv%.In2009-10,Boulangercarrieda20-10-6recordwitha2.64GAAanda.911sv%. “MarcisalittlebiggerthanCarterandtakesupmorenet,butisveryathletic,”evaluatedMacDonald.“Hegetspost-to-postreallywell,comesout

tochallengeshooters,hasquickhandsandreflexes.He’lljustneedtousethatathleticismasastrengthandnotaweaknessbecausesometimesyoucanbetooathleticatthislevel,butI’mveryhappywithhowhelooks.” Hiscounterpart,Carr,playedmostofhisjuniorscareerwiththeCornwallColtsoftheCJHL,whereheearnedGoaltenderoftheYearhonors.Inhisfinalseasonheposteda27-6-1recordwitha2.50GAAanda.919sv%.HewasalsonamedtotheCJHLFirst-Team. “Doughasgoodsizeandisaverbalforceoutontheice,”saidMacDonald.“HemovesthepuckaswellasCarter,hasgreatoffensiveabilitiesandtakesupalotofnet.HeplaysalittlemorelikeNevininthatheissquaretotheshooterandisnotapurebutterflygoaltenderallthetimebecausehetriestotakewhatthegamegiveshim.” Inthecoachingstaff’seyes,itisaopencompetitioninthenet.Withfourcapablegoaltenders,theyarefittoletcoachEdWalshmoldhispupilsintoalongtermstrengthatUMassLowell—justashehasdonebefore. “It’samatterofanyofourgoaltendersgettingonarollbecauseit’sawide-opennet,”concludedMacDonald.“I’mveryconfidentinthejobourgoaltendingcoachEdWalshdoesandit’sjustamatterofhowquicklythematurationprocessisabletoaccelerate.”

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2009-10 - Junior YearSkated in all 39 games ... Led UML in points (34) for the second consecutive season ... Ranked second on the team in goals (16) and assists (18) ... Scored a team-best nine power play goals ... Held a plus-6 rating ... Had seven multi-point games ... Named Hockey East Co-Player of the Week (1/11) ... Played in 100th career game vs. Boston College (1/23) ... Named to the Hockey East All-Academic Team ... Scored two goals and an assist in the home-opening 5-3 win over Colgate (10/23) ... Had two assists in the 4-0 victory at Alabama-Huntsville (11/14) ... Potted two power play goals and an assist in a 6-3 win vs. Merrimack (11/21) ... Scored a goal and two assists in the 6-5 OT win at Northeastern live on NESN (1/9) ... Recorded a goal and an assist in a 4-0 win vs. Providence (2/26) ... Collected a goal and assist in a 5-2 win vs. Vermont (3/5) ... Named to the Hockey East Academic All-Star Team for carrying one of the four best GPA’s among forward.

2008-09 - Sophomore YearPlayed in all 38 games ... Led River Hawks in points (30) and in face off percentage (60.3) ... Tied for team-lead in goals (14), was fifth in assists (16) and second in plus/minus (+12) ... Tied for team-lead and was fourth in Hockey East in power play goals (7) ... A two-time Hockey East Player of the Week (12/1, 3/16) ... Named to the Hockey East All-Tournament Team ... UML was 9-0-2 when he scored a goal and 15-2-2 when he had a point ... Had seven multi-point games ... Tied for Hockey East playoff lead in points (6) and goals (3) ... Had two multi-point games in the playoffs ... Had two points (1g, 1a) including the tying goal (19:40 of 3rd) in UML’s 3-2 overtime win in the Hockey East Semifinals vs. Northeastern (3/20) ... Had three points (2g, 1a) in UML’s 4-2 win in Game 2 at Vermont (3/14) ... Had two points (1g, 1a) including the game-winning goal in a 5-3 win vs. Maine (3/6) ... Had a career-high five points (3g, 2a) including his first career hat trick in a 6-3 win over RIT (11/29) ... Scored first career power play goal and won 24 of 34 face offs (70.6) in UML’s two-game series at Michigan State (10/16-17) ... Named to the Hockey East All-Academic Team.

2007-08 - Freshman YearPlayed in all 37 games ... Was 2nd among UML freshmen in goals (7), T-1st in assists (11) and 2nd in points (18) … Named the Hockey East Rookie of the Week (12/31) ... Totaled a goal and an assist in the 2008 Hockey East Quarterfinal series at Boston University (3/14-16) … Won 56.6% (159 of 281) of his face offs over the final 14 games … Scored the game-winning, overtime goal and added an assist for 3rd straight multi-point game vs. Providence (1/12) ... Recorded a career-high two goals in UML’s 6-0 victory vs. Maine in the championship game of the Florida College Classic (12/29) ... Netted first career goal at Northeastern (11/17) ... Notched first collegiate point with an assist and was a plus-3 in a win vs. Alabama Huntsville (10/26) ... Made collegiate debut at Massachusetts (10/19) ... Named to the Hockey East All-Academic Team.

Before UMass LowellPlayed five seasons for the Pembroke Lumber Kings and captained the team in 2006-07 ... Helped guide Pembroke to the CJHL and Fred Page Cup championships in 2006-07 ... Was the Lumber Kings MVP in 2006-07 ... Led the team and the CJHL in scoring with 107 points (53 goals, 54 assists) in 41 games in 2006-07 ... Netted 19 power play goals and 11 game-winning tallies ... Also led the team with 52 power play points on 19 goals and 33 assists ... Was a First-Team All-Star in 2006-07 ... Was an assistant captain in 2003-04, 2004-05 and 2005-06.

PersonalScott Nicolas Mackie Campbell was born on June 6, 1986 in Ottawa, Ontario ... He is the son of Mac and Barb Campbell ... Has four siblings: Jeff, Lindsay, Mike, and Josh ... Graduated from Sir Wilfrid Laurier High School in 2004 ... Lists winning the Central Junior A Hockey League Championships and the Eastern Canadian Championships as his greatest sports moments ... Chose UML for the educational and hockey opportunity ... The Toronto Maple Leafs are his favorite NHL team … Former Colorado Avalanche captain Joe Sakic is his favorite hockey player ... Favorite movies include Taken and Law Abiding Citizen … Lists working out, golf, water skiing and hanging out with friends as his hobbies … Nickname is “Soup” ... Future endeavors include playing professional hockey … Is majoring in Business and minoring in Psychology.

Shoots: LeftHt/Wt: 6-2, 210 lbs.Birthdate: June 6, 1986Hometown: Navan, Ont.Last Team: Pembroke Lumber Kings (CJHL)

Scott CampbellSenior • Center 15

Career Stats Overall: Year GP G A TP +/- PIM S PP PPA SH SHA GW GT 2007-08 37 7 11 18 +4 20 70 0 4 0 0 1 0 2008-09 38 14 16 30 +12 32 79 7 3 0 0 3 0 2009-10 39 16 18 34 +6 20 100 9 6 0 0 1 1 Career 114 37 45 82 +22 72 249 16 13 0 0 5 1

Career Stats Hockey East Games: Year GP G A TP +/- PIM S PP PPA SH SHA GW GT 2007-08 27 4 8 12 0 10 50 0 3 0 0 1 0 2008-09 27 6 11 17 +7 18 50 3 2 0 0 1 0 2009-10 27 11 12 23 +4 14 72 6 4 0 0 1 1 Career 81 21 31 52 +11 42 172 9 9 0 0 3 1

Career FirstsGame: at Massachusetts (10/19/07)Goal: at Northeastern (11/17/07)Assist: vs. Alabama-Huntsville (10/26/07)

Single-Game HighsGoals: 3 11/29/08 vs. RITAssists: 2 (8x) 1/9/10 at NortheasternPoints: 5 11/29/08 vs. RITPIMs: 12 10/30/08 vs. QuinnipiacShots: 7 1/17/09 vs. MassachusettsPlus/Minus: +3 (3x) 11/14/09 at Alabama-Huntsville

Career vs. Hockey EastTeam GP G-A TP +/- PIMBoston College 9 5-0 5 +6 4Boston University 13 3-4 7 -1 8Maine 13 4-5 9 -4 12Massachusetts 9 1-2 3 -3 8Merrimack 9 2-7 9 +5 2New Hampshire 9 0-6 6 +4 4Northeastern 11 3-5 8 -3 2Providence 9 5-3 8 +6 2Vermont 11 5-4 9 +2 6Hockey East Playoffs 10 5-5 10 -1 4

MacDonald on Campbell:“Scott brings everything to the table.

Possesses unmatched competitive spirit, strength and power. He plays and relishes in big situations and is the clear cut leader

of our team.”

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2009-10 - Junior YearPlayed in 38 of 39 games ... Scored 11 points, all assists ... Recorded a plus-8 rating, third highest among UML defenseman ... Had one multi-point game ... Registered a plus-2 rating on five occasions ... River Hawks were 5-3-2 when he scored a point ... Had an even or positive rating in 14 of the final 15 games (plus-7) ... Played in his 100th career game against North-eastern (1/29) ... Set a career-high with three power play assists ... Registered a career-high 22 penalty minutes ... Assisted on both goals in a 2-2 tie at New Hampshire (1/8) ... Tied his career-high with a three-game point streak (0g, 3a) from 10/23-10/30 ... Tallied two assists in the Hockey East playoffs.

2008-09 - Sophomore YearSaw action in all 37 games totaling 12 points (1g, 11a) ... Was one of four UML defensemen with 10-plus points ... Tied for 3rd on team with a plus-11 rating ... Was a two-time member of the Hockey East Weekly Top Performers list ... Scored first goal of the season in UML’s 3-2 overtime win in the Hockey East Semifinals vs. Northeastern (3/20) ... Had two assists in a 5-3 win vs. Maine (3/6) ... Totaled three assists during a three-game assist streak (2/6-13) ... Recorded first multi-point game of the year with two assists vs. Boston University (11/7).

2007-08 - Freshman YearSaw action in all 37 games totaling 10 points (1g, 9a) ... Was 3rd among UML rookies in points ... Had a plus or even rating in 27 of 37 games … Scored first career goal, the game-winner, in a 4-3 win over Boston University (12/7) ... Recorded first career multi-point game with two assists in Lowell’s 6-2 win over Merrimack (11/24) ... Had a two-game point streak (11/9-10) ... Had assists in back-to-back games at New Hampshire (11/9) and home against Massachu-setts (11/10) … Picked up first career point with a helper in a 4-1 win over Alabama Huntsville (10/26) ... Made collegiate debut at Massachusetts (10/19).

Before UMass LowellPlayed junior hockey for the Foxboro Stars of the EJHL ... Scored 23 points (8 goals, 15 assists) and had 34 penalty minutes in 37 games ... Had 12 power play points (3 goals, 9 assists) and one game-winning goal ... Had three assists in two playoff games for the Stars in 2007 ... Captained the Reston Radiers in 2005 and was named the Raiders Player of the Year.

PersonalRyan Bruce Blair was born on May 1, 1986 ... Is the son of Bruce and Kelly Blair ... Has three siblings: Matt, Mike, and Evan ... Graduated from Broad Run High School in 2004 ... Lists going to the National Championships in 2004 with the Reston Raiders (AAA Team) as his greatest sports moment ... Chose UML to earn an education and play hockey ... Favorite NHL team is the Toronto Maple Leafs … Influenced by Lance Armstrong ... List Happy Gilmore as his favor-ite movie … Aspires to be successful after graduation and to play hockey as long as possible.

Shoots: LeftHt/Wt: 6-5, 215 lbs.Birthdate: May 1, 1986Hometown: Ashburn, Va.Last Team: Foxboro Stars (EJHL)

Ryan BlairSenior • Defense 26

Career Stats Overall: Year GP G A TP +/- PIM S PP PPA SH SHA GW GT 2007-08 37 1 9 10 +3 16 22 0 2 0 0 0 0 2008-09 37 1 11 12 +11 20 19 0 1 0 0 0 0 2009-10 38 0 11 11 +8 22 27 0 3 0 0 0 0 Career 112 2 31 33 +22 58 68 0 6 0 0 0 0

Career Stats Hockey East Games: Year GP G A TP +/- PIM S PP PPA SH SHA GW GT 2007-08 27 1 8 9 +5 8 16 0 2 0 0 0 0 2008-09 26 0 9 9 +7 14 10 0 1 0 0 0 0 2009-10 26 0 8 8 +1 18 19 0 2 0 0 0 0 Career 79 1 25 26 +13 40 45 0 5 0 0 0 0

Career FirstsGame: at Massachusetts (10/19/07)Goal: vs. Boston University (12/7/07)Assist: vs. Alabama Huntsville (10/26/07)

Single-Game HighsGoals: 1 (2x) 3/20/09 vs. NortheasternAssists: 2 (4x) 1/8/10 at New HampshirePoints: 2 (4x) 1/8/10 at New HampshirePIMs: 4 (2x) 1/9/10 at NortheasternShots: 4 3/20/09 vs. NortheasternPlus/Minus: +3 (2x) 12/7/07 vs. Boston Univ.

Career vs. Hockey EastTeam GP G-A TP +/- PIMBoston College 8 0-2 2 +2 6Boston University 13 1-5 6 +3 10Maine 12 0-6 6 +2 4Massachusetts 9 0-2 2 +1 2Merrimack 9 0-3 3 +1 6New Hampshire 9 0-5 5 +3 4Northeastern 11 1-2 3 +3 12Providence 9 0-1 1 +5 2Vermont 11 0-1 1 -3 2Hockey East Playoffs 10 1-2 3 +2 8

MacDonald on Blair:“Ryan has great feet, great leadership and is an inspiration to our team. A guy that when that defining moment comes, he’ll

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2009-10 - Junior YearPlayed in 38 of 39 games ... Scored 15 points (4g, 11a) ... Ranked second on UML in power play goals (4) ... Potted a pair of game-winning goals ... Had two multi-point games ... Tallied seven points in the first eight games ... Played in 100th career game on Jan. 23 vs. Boston College ... Scored the game-winning goal and had an assist in the season-opening 3-0 win vs. St. Lawrence (10/9) ... Notched a goal and assist in the 6-3 defeat of Merrimack (11/21) ... Potted the game-winner in a 3-0 victory vs. Holy Cross (1/2) ... Scored a goal in the 3-2 loss at Northeastern (1/29) ... Had an assist and a plus-2 rating in the 4-0 win at Alabama-Huntsville (11/14) ... Named to the Hockey East All-Academic Team.

2008-09 - Sophomore YearNamed to the Reebok All-American Second-Team ... A Hockey East First Team All-Star ... Hockey East All-Tournament Team selection ... Named to the New England Division I Men’s Hockey All-Star team ...Played in all 38 games and was second on River Hawks with 29 points (11g, 19a) ... Led Hockey East in defense scoring (league games) with 25 points (9g, 16a) in 27 games ... Was third among Hockey East defensemen in scoring (all games) ... Was third on team in goals (11) and tied for second in assists (19) … Tied for third on team in plus/minus (+11) … Led UML and T-7th in Hockey East in power play points (15) … Tied for team-lead and was 4th in Hockey East in power play goals (7) … Earned the primary assist on the game-tying goal of UML’s 3-2 overtime win in the Hockey East Semifinals vs. Northeastern (3/20) … Scored the game-winning goal with two seconds remaining in overtime in UML’s 4-3 win in Game 1 of the Hockey East Quarterfinals at Vermont (3/13) … Assisted on the game-winning goal in a 3-2 win at Maine (1/30) … Had a goal and an assist vs. Massachusetts (1/17) … Had a goal and an assist at Providence (1/10) … Collected a career-high three assists in an 8-3 win vs. New Hampshire (11/14) ... Named to the Hockey East All-Academic Team.

2007-08 - Freshman YearNamed to the Hockey East All-Rookie Team ... Played in all 37 games and led UML rookies in goals (8) and points (19), and tied for the team-lead among freshmen with 11 assists … Led team in power play goals (7) and tied for team-lead in power play points (14) ... A seven-time member of the Hockey East Weekly Honor Roll … Had three points in the Hockey East Quarterfinals at Boston Uni-versity (3/14-16) … Scored a power play goal in UML’s 5-4 overtime win vs. Northeastern (2/29) … Scored a power play goal in back-to-back games vs. Boston College (1/18) and Massachusetts (1/19) … Earned first career power play assist in a 3-0 win at Merrimack (11/20) … Recorded first career multi-point game with two goals at Boston University (11/3) … Scored first collegiate assist in a 4-1 win vs. Alabama Huntsville (10/26) … Made collegiate debut and scored first career goal, the game-tying tally, in a 2-2 draw at Massachusetts (10/19) ... Named to the Hockey East All-Academic Team.

Before UMass LowellPlayed two seasons with the Alberni Valley Bulldogs of the BCHL and totaled 82 points (24g, 58a) in 110 career games ... Scored 45 points on 14 goals and 31 assists, along with 62 penalty minutes in 53 games in 2006-07 ... Appeared in five playoffs games, earning one assist, in 2007 ... Had 37 points on 10 goals and 27 assists in 57 games as a BCHL rookie in 2005-06 ... Scored 10 points (2 goals, 8 assists) in 10 playoff games in 2006 ... Was Alberni’s Rookie of the Year in 2006 ... Other individual honors include being named to the Coastal All-Star team in 2007 and Team Canada West in 2006.

PersonalMaurice John Edwards was born on March 16, 1987 in Calgary, Alberta ... He is the son of Jack and Noreen Edwards of Rocky Rapids, Alberta ... Has one brother, Josh ... Graduated from Frank Maddock High School in 2005 ... Lists being named to the Team Canada West squad in 2006 and the BCHL all-star game in 2007 as his greatest sports moments ... Chose UML to play hockey and get an edu-cation ... Is a Toronto Maple Leafs fan … Former NHLers Steve Yzerman, Wayne Gretzky and Scott Niedermayer are his favorite hockey players ... Lists Miracle and Youngblood as his favorite movies … Hobbies include golf and baseball … Nickname is “Mo”... Future endeavors include playing professional hockey and becoming a successful businessman … Majoring in Business.

Shoots: RightHt/Wt: 5-11, 185 lbs.Birthdate: March 16, 1987Hometown: Rocky Rapids, Alta.Last Team: Alberni Valley Bulldogs (BCHL)

Maury EdwardsSenior • Defense 7

Career Stats Overall: Year GP G A TP +/- PIM S PP PPA SH SHA GW GT 2007-08 37 8 11 19 -5 12 55 7 7 0 0 1 1 2008-09 38 11 18 29 +11 32 84 7 8 0 0 1 0 2009-10 38 4 11 15 -6 29 89 4 3 0 0 2 0 Career 113 23 40 63 E 73 228 18 18 0 0 4 1

Career Stats Hockey East Games: Year GP G A TP +/- PIM S PP PPA SH SHA GW GT 2007-08 27 7 7 14 -5 10 39 6 4 0 0 1 1 2008-09 27 9 16 25 +8 20 59 6 6 0 0 0 0 2009-10 26 2 8 10 -6 23 56 2 3 0 0 0 0 Career 80 18 31 49 -3 53 154 14 13 0 0 1 1

Career FirstsGame: at Massachusetts (10/19/07)Goal: at Massachusetts (10/19/07)Assist: vs. Alabama Huntsville (10/26/07)

Single-Game HighsGoals: 2 11/3/07 at Boston UniversityAssists: 3 11/14/08 vs. New HampshirePoints: 3 11/14/08 vs. New HampshirePIMs: 6 11/22/08 vs. NortheasternShots: 6 10/23/09 vs. ColgatePlus/Minus: +3 12/7/07 vs. Boston University

Career vs. Hockey EastTeam GP G-A TP +/- PIMBoston College 9 2-6 8 +1 8Boston University 13 6-5 11 E 6Maine 13 2-2 4 E 2Massachusetts 9 3-3 6 -3 13Merrimack 9 0-3 3 -1 4New Hampshire 9 2-5 7 E 6Northeastern 11 2-5 7 E 12Providence 8 2-3 5 +1 4Vermont 11 1-2 3 +2 6Hockey East Playoffs 10 2-3 5 E 8

MacDonald on Edwards:“Maury has dynamic abilities: he shoots well, passes well and skates well. He can defend in all three zones and I look for

Maury to be a top player in our league this season.”

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2009-10 - Freshman YearPlayed in all 39 games, scoring 15 points (6g, 9a) ... Led UML freshmen in points and assists ... T-13th among Hockey East freshmen in scoring ... Scored first career game-winning goal, and an assist, in a 4-1 victory over Princeton (12/11) ... Second among UML forwards with a plus-8 rating ... Registered a plus or even rating in 34 of 39 games ... Scored seven points over the final 11 games ... River Hawks were 9-5-0 when he scored a point ... Tallied an assist in his first career game, a 3-0 win vs. St. Lawrence (10/9) ... Scored first career goal in a 3-1 home-opening win vs. Colgate (10/23) ... Tallied two assists in the Hockey East playoffs vs. Maine.

Before UMass LowellPlayed for the Green Mountain Glades of the EJHL... Wetmore tallied 75 points on 33 goals and 42 assists in 2008-09... Had 50 points on 18 scores and 32 assists in 2007-08... Won the 2006 Under-16 Tier II National Hockey Championship in Richmond, VA.

PersonalRiley Scott Wetmore was born on July 28, 1989 in Dover, New Hampshire... Shoots right... Son of Kim Barkyoumb and Rick Wetmore... Has two older brothers, Michael and Tyler, and one older sister Danielle... Chose UMass Lowell because he was blown away by the facilities... Is a Boston Bruins fan... His favorite sports figures are Brian Roloston and Tiger Woods... Hobbies include wiffle ball and boating... Hopes to travel the world.

Shoots: RightHt/Wt: 6-0, 195 lbs.Birthdate: July 28, 1989Hometown: Swanton, Vt.Last Team: Green Mountain (EJHL)

Riley WetmoreSophomore • Forward 16

Career Stats Overall: Year GP G A TP +/- PIM S PP PPA SH SHA GW GT 2009-10 39 6 9 15 +8 20 47 2 3 0 0 1 0 Career 39 6 9 15 +8 20 47 2 3 0 0 1 0

Career Stats Hockey East Games: Year GP G A TP +/- PIM S PP PPA SH SHA GW GT 2009-10 27 4 3 7 +5 14 29 0 0 0 0 0 0 Career 80 4 3 7 +5 14 29 0 0 0 0 0 0

Career FirstsGame: vs. St. Lawrence (10/9/09)Goal: vs. Northeastern (10/24/09)Assist: vs. St. Lawrence (10/9/09)

Single-Game HighsGoals: 1 (6x) 2/20/10 at MaineAssists: 1 (9x) 3/14/10 at MainePoints: 2 12/11/09 vs. PrincetonPIMs: 4 11/24/09 at ProvidenceShots: 4 12/11/09 vs. PrincetonPlus/Minus: +1 (13x) 3/5/10 vs. Vermont

Career vs. Hockey EastTeam GP G-A TP +/- PIMBoston College 3 1-0 1 +1 0Boston University 3 0-0 0 E 2Maine 6 1-3 4 +2 4Massachusetts 3 0-0 0 -1 2Merrimack 3 0-0 0 -1 0New Hampshire 3 0-0 0 -1 4Northeastern 4 1-0 1 +2 2Providence 3 1-1 2 +2 4Vermont 3 0-1 1 +1 0Hockey East Playoffs 3 0-2 2 E 4

MacDonald on Wetmore:“It’s going to be exciting to see what Riley brings to the table this season. He works

hard, prepares well, is talented and a great teammate. He has a lot of natural abilities

that will serve him well this season.”

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2009-10 - Sophomore YearPlayed in 35 of 39 games and scored eight points (4g, 4a) ... Held a plus or even rating in 29 of 35 games and was plus-5 overall ... Played in his 50th career game vs. Merrimack on Jan. 22 ... Scored his first goal of the season in a 5-4 loss to Boston Univ. (10/30) ... Had a goal and a plus-1 rating in a 4-1 win vs. Princeton (12/11) ... Scored in a 4-1 win against Boston College (2/12) ... Assisted on the game-winner vs. Boston College (1/23).

2008-09 – Freshman YearPlayed in 30 of 38 games and had 10 points on five goals and five assists ... Led UML rookies in game-winning goals (2) and was second in points (10), goals (5), assists (5) and power play points (4) ... Scored the game-winning goal, a power play goal, in a 3-2 win vs. Mer-rimack (1/22) ... Earned first career assist in UML’s 6-1 win vs. Providence (11/21) ... Scored first career goal, the game-winner, in a 2-0 win at Massachusetts (11/15) ... Made collegiate debut at Colgate (10/11).

Before UMass LowellSelected to play for Team Canada East in the Jr. “A” Challenge in 2007 ... Played parts of three seasons for the Burlington Cougars of the Ontario Provincial Junior Hockey League ... Had 94 points on 36 goals and 58 assists in 83 career games for the Cougars ... Totaled 46 points (14 goals, 32 assists) and 44 penalty minutes in 35 games in 2007-08 ... Netted five power play goals, a shorthanded goal and three game-winners in ‘07-08 ... Recorded 48 points (22 goals, 26 assists) and 22 penalty minutes in 47 games in 2006-07 ... Played in nine playoff games for Burlington over two seasons ... Had one assist in three games in 2008 and five points (2 goals, 3 assists) in 2007 ... Was a teammate of former UML player Tim Carr with Burlington.

PersonalMichael Andrew Budd was born on April 16, 1989 in Montclair, New Jersey ... Is the son of Rob and Rosi Budd of Burlington, Ontario ... Has one sibling: Jessica ... Graduated from Notre Dame Secondary School in 2007 ... Lists being named to Team Canada East as his greatest sports moment ... Chose UML to further his education and play hockey at a high level ... The New York Rangers are his favorite NHL team ... Lists Alex Kovalev of the Ottawa Senators as his favorite athlete ... Favorite movie is The Dark Knight ... Entourage is his favorite TV show ... Enjoys the music of Pearl Jam and the Red Hot Chili Peppers ... Hobby is basketball ... Nickname is “Budder” ... Future plans include continuing his hockey career and receiving his degree ... Is a Business Administration major.

Shoots: LeftHt/Wt: 6-0, 187 lbs.Birthdate: April 16,1989Hometown: Burlington, Ont.Last Team: Burlington Cougars (OPJHL)

Michael BuddJunior • Left Wing 18

Career Stats Overall: Year GP G A TP +/- PIM S PP PPA SH SHA GW GT 2008-09 30 5 5 10 -6 22 62 1 3 0 0 2 0 2009-10 35 4 4 8 +5 49 50 0 0 0 0 0 0 Career 65 9 9 18 -1 71 112 1 3 0 0 2 0

Career Stats Hockey East Games: Year GP G A TP +/- PIM S PP PPA SH SHA GW GT 2008-09 22 5 3 8 -4 20 41 1 2 0 0 2 0 2009-10 24 3 2 5 +3 37 37 0 0 0 0 0 0 Career 46 8 5 13 -1 57 78 1 2 0 0 2 0

Career FirstsGame: at Colgate (10/11/08)Goal: at Massachusetts (11/15/08)Assist: vs. Providence (11/21/08)

Single-Game HighsGoals: 1 (9x) 2/19/10 at MaineAssists: 1 (9x) 3/14/10 at MainePoints: 1 (18x) 3/14/10 at MainePIMs: 15 1/8/10 at New HampshireShots: 5 (2x) 12/5/09 vs. MassachusettsPlus/Minus: +2 11/8/09 vs. New Hampshire

Career vs. Hockey EastTeam GP G-A TP +/- PIMBoston College 6 1-1 2 -1 10Boston University 6 1-1 2 E 4Maine 8 2-2 4 -1 10Massachusetts 6 1-1 2 +1 6Merrimack 5 2-0 2 +2 4New Hampshire 4 0-0 0 E 19Northeastern 7 1-0 1 E 8Providence 5 0-1 1 -1 2Vermont 7 0-0 0 -3 6Hockey East Playoffs 7 0-1 1 -2 8

MacDonald on Budd:“Michael is a strong physical force with

good puck protection skills. He really un-derstands the game.”


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2009-10 - Freshman YearPlayed in eight games in an injury shortened season ... Made his collegiate debut against New Hampshire (11/8) ... Ranked second among UML freshmen in plus-minus (+7) ... Scored his first career goal and recorded a plus-3 rating in a 4-0 win at Alabama-Huntsville (11/14) ... Tallied first collegiate assist in a 5-3 victory and a plus-3 rating vs. Massachusetts (12/5) ... Named to the Hockey East All-Academic Team.

Before UMass LowellPlayed forward for the Sioux City Musketeers of the USHL... Scored 5 points on one goal and four assists due to an injury shortened season in 2008-09... Selected as a Second Team EJHL All-Star in 2008... Named the 2008 EJHL All-Star Game MVP... Had 60 points on 22 goals and 38 assists for the Huskies in the EJHL in 2007-08.

PersonalJoseph Edward Caveney was born on July 5, 1988 in Fitchburg, Massachusetts... Shoots right... One of four children of Kim and Edward Caveney... Considers playing in the Quebec Peewee Tournament finals in front of 12,000 people at age 11 as his greatest sports moment... Admires Lance Armstrong for his perseverance and LeBron James for his athletic ability... A fan of the Boston Red Sox... Chose UMass Lowell because the combination of an outstanding Division I hockey team and a great academic program was impossible to turn down... He hopes to graduate with a business degree and make a living playing hockey.

Shoots: RightHt/Wt: 5-11, 183 lbs.Birthdate: July 5, 1988Hometown: Fitchburg, Mass.Last Team: Sioux City Musketeers (USHL)

Joe CaveneySophomore • Forward 13


Career Stats Hockey East Games: Year GP G A TP +/- PIM S PP PPA SH SHA GW GT 2009-10 6 0 1 1 +5 4 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 Career 6 0 1 1 +5 4 5 0 0 0 0 0 0

Career FirstsGame: vs. New Hampshire (11/8/09)Goal: at Alabama-Huntsville (11/14/09)Assist: vs. Massachusetts (12/5/09)

Single-Game HighsGoals: 1 11/14/09 at Alabama-HuntsvilleAssists: 1 12/5/09 vs. MassachusettsPoints: 1 (2x) 12/5/09 vs. MassachusettsPIMs: 2 (2x) 12/5/09 vs. MassachusettsShots: 2 12/5/09 vs. MassachusettsPlus/Minus: +3 (2x) 12/5/09 vs. Massachusetts

Career vs. Hockey EastTeam GP G-A TP +/- PIMBoston College 0 0-0 0 E 0Boston University 0 0-0 0 E 0Maine 1 0-0 0 +1 2Massachusetts 1 0-1 1 +3 2Merrimack 1 0-0 0 E 0New Hampshire 2 0-0 0 E 0Northeastern 0 0-0 0 E 0Providence 1 0-0 0 +1 0Vermont 0 0-0 0 E 0Hockey East Playoffs 0 0-0 0 E 0

MacDonald on Caveney:“Joe is coming off a tough year with in-

juries, but is a powerful skater who plays up and down the wing. He can shoot it off the rush and is another player I think can

have a breakout season.”

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2009-10 - Junior YearScored seven points on two goals and five assists in 29 games ... Carried a minus-1 rating ... Tallied an assist in the 5-3 home-opening win over Colgate (10/23) ... Scored his first goal of the season in a 2-1 loss to Massachusetts (1/16) ... Assisted on a goal in the 5-4 win vs. Mer-rimack (1/22) ... Scored the game-winning power play goal against Boston College (2/12) ... Scored three points in four games from Feb. 20-Mar. 5 ... Had assists in back-to-back games at Providence (2/27) and against Vermont (3/5).

2008-09 - Sophomore YearHad 12 points on six goals and six assists in 36 games ... Had a plus-5 rating for the season ... Named to the Hockey East Weekly Top Performers list (10/13) ... Scored career-high sixth goal of the season in UML’s 5-3 win vs. Maine (3/6) ... Totaled four points (1g, 3a) during a career-best four-game point streak (2/7-20) ... Scored fifth goal of the season in UML’s 2-1 win at Massachusetts (2/7) ... Earned an assist in three straight games (2/13-20) ... Had assists in back-to-back games against Northeastern (11/22) and at Merrimack (11/25) ... Scored the game-winning goal in a 3-0 win at Michigan State (10/16) ... Scored UML’s first goal of the year in the season opener at Colgate (10/11).

2007-08 - Freshman YearTotaled 11 points on five goals and six assists in 37 games … Named to the Hockey East Weekly Honor Roll (11/19) … Scored a goal, his fifth of the season, in UML’s 4-1 victory in Game 2 of the Hockey East Quarterfinals at Boston University (3/15) … Scored the game-tying goal in a 2-2 draw at Providence (11/16) … Recorded the first multi-point game of career with two as-sists in a 3-3 draw against Massachusetts (11/10) … Scored first career goal in a 4-1 win over Alabama Huntsville (10/26) … Made collegiate debut at Massachusetts (10/19).

Before UMass LowellPlayed two seasons for the Vernon Vipers of the British Columbia Hockey League ... Totaled 66 points on 31 goals and 35 assists in 73 games over the two seasons ... Scored 53 points (23 goals, 30 assists) in 57 games in 2006-07 ... Had nine power play goals, one shorthanded tally and two game-winners in 2006-07 ... Missed much of the 2005-06 season with an injury, but still scored 13 points (8g, 5a) in 16 games for Vernon.

PersonalPatrick Howard Cey was born on June 13, 1987 in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan ... Is the son of Lester and Pamela Cey of Saskatoon ... Has three siblings: Matthew, Morgan, and Mallory ... Graduated from Holy Cross High School in 2005 ... Winning the Nationals in Midget AAA (Telus Cup) is his greatest sports moment ... Chose UML for the hockey program and the educational opportunity … Vincent Lecavalier of the Tampa Bay Lightning and his Dad are his hockey influ-ences ... Lists the Saskatchewan Roughriders of the CFL as his favorite professional sports team and the Calgary Flames as his favorite NHL team ... Enjoys the music of the Red Hot Chili Peppers … Favorite movies is the Godfather ... Hobbies include baseball, golf and working out … Nickname is “Ceyser” ... Would like to play professional hockey in the future.

Shoots: LeftHt/Wt: 6-1, 190 lbs.Birthdate: June 13, 1987Hometown: Saskatoon, Sask.Last Team: Vernon Vipers (BCHL)

Patrick CeySenior • Left Wing 19

Career Stats Overall: Year GP G A TP +/- PIM S PP PPA SH SHA GW GT 2007-08 37 5 6 11 +1 12 39 0 0 0 0 0 1 2008-09 38 6 6 12 +5 18 41 0 0 0 0 1 0 2009-10 29 2 5 7 -1 6 40 1 0 0 0 1 0 Career 102 13 17 30 +5 36 120 1 0 0 0 2 1

Career Stats Hockey East Games: Year GP G A TP +/- PIM S PP PPA SH SHA GW GT 2007-08 27 1 6 7 -3 8 29 0 0 0 0 0 1 2008-09 25 4 6 10 +3 14 32 0 0 0 0 0 0 2009-10 20 2 4 6 +1 2 27 1 0 0 0 1 0 Career 72 7 16 23 +1 24 88 1 0 0 0 1 1

Career FirstsGame: at Massachusetts (10/19/07)Goal: vs. Alabama Huntsville (10/26/07)Assist: vs. Massachusetts (11/10/07)

Single-Game HighsGoals: 1 (13x) 2/12/10 vs. Boston CollegeAssists: 2 11/10/07 vs. MassachusettsPoints: 2 11/10/07 vs. MassachusettsPIMs: 2 (16x) 3/12/10 at MaineShots: 4 (4x) 2/26/10 vs. ProvidencePlus/Minus: +2 11/20/07 at Merrimack

Career vs. Hockey EastTeam GP G-A TP +/- PIMBoston College 9 2-3 5 -1 2Boston University 11 1-0 1 -3 2Maine 13 2-2 4 +3 6Massachusetts 8 2-2 4 +4 2Merrimack 8 0-3 3 -1 4New Hampshire 8 1-0 1 -2 0Northeastern 10 0-1 1 -1 6Providence 7 1-2 3 +3 4Vermont 10 0-3 3 +1 2Hockey East Playoffs 10 1-0 1 +1 2

MacDonald on Cey:“Patrick is a senior with a lot of experi-

ence. There’s not much he doesn’t do well and I’m optimistic that he’ll put everything

together for his senior year.”


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2009-10 - Sophomore YearPlayed in 11 games ... Did not have a point and earned 10 penalty minutes with three shots on goal ... Registered a plus or even rating in seven of 11 games ... UML was 7-3-1 in games which Corcoran played and were undefeated (2-0-1) when he registered a shot on goal ... Made season debut vs. St. Lawrence (10/9) at the IceBreaker Tournament.

2008-09 – Freshman YearSuited up for three games during freshman season ... Did not have a point and earned two pen-alty minutes with one shot on goal ... Made collegiate debut in a 4-1 win vs. Quinnipiac (10/30).

Before UMass LowellPlayed for the Bay State Breakers of the Eastern Junior Hockey League in 2007-08 ... Totaled nine points (all assists) and 22 penalty minutes in 23 games for the Breakers ... Had four power play assists ... Was an All Independent School League 2007 Honorable Mention at St. Sebastian’s High School ... Made the Honor Roll and Effort Honor roll in high school.

PersonalTimothy Francis Corcoran was born on June 14, 1988 in Boston, Massachusetts ... Is the son of Francis and Virginia Corcoran of Milton, Massachusetts ... Has two siblings: Brendan and Grace ... Graduated from St. Sebastian’s School in 2007 ... Winning the 2007 Massachusetts Midget State Championship with the Cape Cod Whalers is his greatest sports moment ... Chose UML to play Division I hockey and receive a great education ... Detroit Red Wings captain Nicklas Lidstrom is his favorite athlete ... Is a Boston Bruins fan ... Enjoys listening to Tom Petty ... Favorite movie is Goodfellas ... Rescue Me and Rob and Big are his favorite TV shows ... Hob-bies are fishing and playing golf ... Nickname is “Corc” ... Would like to continue playing hockey after college ... Is a Business Management major.

Shoots: LeftHt/Wt: 6-1, 190 lbs.Birthdate: June 14, 1988Hometown: Milton, Mass.Last Team: Bay State Breakers (EJHL)

Tim CorcoranJunior • Defense 4

Career Stats Overall: Year GP G A TP +/- PIM S PP PPA SH SHA GW GT 2008-09 3 0 0 0 -2 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2009-10 11 0 0 0 -5 10 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 Career 14 0 0 0 -7 12 4 0 0 0 0 0 0

Career Stats Hockey East Games: Year GP G A TP +/- PIM S PP PPA SH SHA GW GT 2008-09 1 0 0 0 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2009-10 6 0 0 0 -3 6 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 Career 7 0 0 0 -4 6 2 0 0 0 0 0 0

Career FirstsGame: vs. Quinnipiac (10/30/08)Goal: -Assist: -

Single-Game HighsGoals: -Assists: -Points: -PIMs: 2 (6x) 2/6/10 at MerrimackShots: 1 (4x) 11/8/09 vs. New HampshirePlus/Minus: +1 (2x) 11/13/09 at Alabama-Huntsville

Career vs. Hockey EastTeam GP G-A TP +/- PIMBoston College 1 0-0 0 -1 0Boston University 2 0-0 0 E 0Maine 0 0-0 0 E 0Massachusetts 0 0-0 0 E 0Merrimack 1 0-0 0 E 2New Hampshire 1 0-0 0 -2 0Northeastern 1 0-0 0 -1 2Providence 0 0-0 0 E 0Vermont 1 0-0 0 E 2Hockey East Playoffs 0 0-0 0 E 0

MacDonald on Corcoran:“Tim gives you everything he possibly can.

He works really hard, prepares well and has experience in big games. He can be a

stabilizing force for our defense.”

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2009-10 - Junior YearPlayed in eight games ... Did not record a point and had a minus-1 rating ... Recorded five shots on goal ... Made season debut at Merrimack (2/6) ... Registered a plus or even rating in six of eight games ... UML was 4-2-2 with DeLuca in the lineup and undefeated (2-0-1)when he recorded a shot on goal ... Named to the Hockey East All-Academic Team.

2008-09 - Sophomore YearAppeared in five games ... Did not record a point and had a plus-1 rating with two penalty minutes ... Made season debut at Michigan State (10/16) ... Named to the Hockey East All-Academic Team.

2007-08 - Freshman Year: Played in 36 games and totaled three goals and five assists for eight points … Recorded an assist for the second straight game with a helper against Vermont (2/22) … Recorded first two assists for first career multi-point game in a 6-0 win over Maine in the championship game of the Florida College Classic (12/29) … Scored third goal of the season in a 3-2 win over New Hampshire (12/1) … Scored first career goal, the game-winner, in UML’s 4-1 win over Alabama Huntsville (10/26) … Made collegiate debut at Massachusetts (10/19) ... Named to the Hockey East All-Academic Team.

Before UMass LowellPlayed for the Bridgewater Bandits of the EJHL in 2006-07 and had nine goals and 27 as-sists for 36 points in 44 games ... Played for and was captain of the Oswego Admirals of the OPJHL in 2005-06... Had 45 points on 18 goals and 27 assists in 49 games for the Admirals ... Participated in the USA Select Festivals (14’s, 15’s, 16’s and 17’s) ... Also played for the New York Bobcats of the AJHL, where he finished second in the league in scoring and was named to the all-star team.

PersonalJason William DeLuca was born on October 9, 1987 in East Moriches, New York ... Is the son of William and Margaret DeLuca ... Has two siblings: Nicole and Christopher ... Graduated from Westhampton Beach High School in 2005 ... List winning state championships in 2002 and 2003 as his greatest sports moments ... Chose UML because of the coaches and the great opportunity the school provided ... Favorite NHL team is the New York Rangers and former Ranger Adam Graves is his favorite athlete … Enjoys listening to John Butler Trio and O.A.R. ... A Few Good Men is his favorite movie … Hobby is surfing ... Nicknames are “Frosty” and “J-Bird” … Future plans include extending his hockey career as long as possible.

Shoots: LeftHt/Wt: 5-9, 185 lbs.Birthdate: October 9, 1987Hometown: East Moriches, N.Y.Last Team: Bridgewater Bandits (EJHL)

Jason DeLucaSenior • Left Wing 9

Career Stats Overall: Year GP G A TP +/- PIM S PP PPA SH SHA GW GT 2007-08 36 3 5 8 -1 10 21 0 0 0 0 1 0 2008-09 5 0 0 0 +1 2 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 2009-10 8 0 0 0 -1 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 Career 49 3 5 8 -1 12 30 0 0 0 0 1 0

Career Stats Hockey East Games: Year GP G A TP +/- PIM S PP PPA SH SHA GW GT 2007-08 26 2 3 5 -6 8 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 2008-09 1 0 0 0 -1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2009-10 8 0 0 0 -1 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 Career 35 2 3 5 -8 8 20 0 0 0 0 0 0

Career FirstsGame: at Massachusetts (10/19/07)Goal: vs. Alabama Huntsville (10/26/07)Assist: vs. Maine (12/29/07)

Single-Game HighsGoals: 1 (3x) 12/1/07 vs. New HampshireAssists: 2 12/29/07 vs. MainePoints: 2 12/29/07 vs. MainePIMs: 2 (6x) 10/17/08 at Michigan StateShots: 2 (7x) 3/5/10 vs. VermontPlus/Minus: +3 12/29/07 vs. Maine

Career vs. Hockey EastTeam GP G-A TP +/- PIMBoston College 5 0-2 2 E 0Boston University 6 1-0 1 -3 6Maine 5 0-2 2 +3 0Massachusetts 3 0-0 0 -3 2Merrimack 4 0-0 0 E 0New Hampshire 3 1-0 1 +1 2Northeastern 3 0-0 0 -1 0Providence 6 0-0 0 +1 0Vermont 4 0-1 1 -3 0Hockey East Playoffs 3 0-0 0 E 2

MacDonald on DeLuca:“Jason is well liked by his teammates.

Whether it’s blocking a key shot, protect-ing the puck or making a great offensive play—Jason will do whatever it takes for

the team to have success.”


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2009-10 - Sophomore YearPlayed in 23 games ... Missed 11 games due to injury (1/8-2/13) ... Totaled three points, all assists, and 19 shots on goal ... Earned six penalty minutes and an even rating ... Recorded a plus or even rating in 17 of 23 games ... Made season debut vs. St. Lawrence (10/9) at the IceBreaker Tournament ... Had an assist in the home-opening win vs. Colgate (10/23) ... Tal-lied an assist in the 5-4 loss to Boston University (10/30) ... Had an assist and a plus-2 rating in the 3-1 win at Alabama-Huntsville (11/13).

2008-09 – Freshman YearHad seven points on five goals and two assists in 29 games ... Missed nine games due to injury (11/29-12/6; 3/6-3/21) ... Tied for 2nd among UML rookies in goals (5) and third in points (7) ... One of four River Hawks to score a power play and shorthanded goal ... Won 50.4-percent of his face offs (177 of 351) ... Had goals in back-to-back games at Merrimack (1/24) and at Maine (1/30) ... Scored first career power play goal vs. Union (1/3) ... Scored first two career goals including a shorthanded tally in an 8-3 win vs. New Hampshire (11/14) ... Earned first career point with an assist in a 4-1 win vs. Providence (10/24) … Made collegiate debut at Colgate (10/11).

Before UMass LowellScheduled to join UML in 2007-08, but returned to the Brampton Capitals of the Ontario Pro-vincial Junior Hockey League for a third season after undergoing brain surgery in September 2007 ... Totaled 171 points on 98 goals and 73 assists in 139 career games for the Capitals ... Posted a career-best 39 goals and added 18 assists for 57 points in 43 games in 2007-08 ... Scored 12 power play goals and netted five-game winning goals in ‘07-08 ... Had 38 goals and 34 assists for 72 points in 48 games in 2006-07 ... Netted 13 power play goals, three shorthanded goals and four game-winning goals in ‘06-07 ... Recorded 21 goals and 21 assists for 32 poitns in 48 games in 2005-06 ... Appeared in 19 career playoff games for Brampton, including eight points (4 goals, 4 assists) in eight games in 2008.

PersonalMatthew John Ferreira was born on November 2, 1988 in Brampton, Ontario ... Is the son of Ombert and Julie Ferreira of Brampton ... Has three siblings: Tyler, Jacob and Lucas ... Gradu-ated from Cardinal Legar Secondary School in 2006 ... Lists winning the regular season scoring title and scoring the overtime goal to win a playoff series as his greatest sports moments ... Chose UML for the great education and hockey ... Is a fan of the Boston Bruins, Boston Red Sox and Toronto Blue Jays ... Favorite hockey players include former Colorado Avalanche captain Joe Sakic and Mike Fisher of the Ottawa Senators ... Favorite movies include 300 and Wed-ding Crashers ... SportsCentre (TSN) and Hockey Night in Canada are his favorite TV shows ... Hobbies include golf, working out and movies ... Nickname is “Lefty” ... Would like to play professional hockey or become a sports psychologist.

Shoots: LeftHt/Wt: 6-0, 190 lbs.Birthdate: November 2, 1988Hometown: Brampton, Ont.Last Team: Brampton Capitals (OPJHL)

Matt FerreiraJunior • Center 17

Career Stats Overall: Year GP G A TP +/- PIM S PP PPA SH SHA GW GT 2008-09 29 5 2 7 -3 10 50 1 1 1 0 0 0 2009-10 23 0 3 3 0 6 19 0 0 0 0 0 0 Career 52 5 5 10 -3 16 69 1 1 1 0 0 0

Career Stats Hockey East Games: Year GP G A TP +/- PIM S PP PPA SH SHA GW GT 2008-09 23 4 2 6 -2 10 39 0 1 1 0 0 0 2009-10 11 0 1 1 0 4 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 Career 34 4 3 7 -2 14 45 0 1 1 0 0 0

Career FirstsGame: at Colgate (10/11/08)Goal: vs. New Hampshire (11/14/08)Assist: vs. Providence (10/24/08)

Single-Game HighsGoals: 2 11/14/08 vs. New HampshireAssists: 1 (5x) 11/13/09 at Alabama-HuntsvillePoints: 2 11/14/08 vs. New HampshirePIMs: 6 2/21/09 at VermontShots: 6 1/16/09 at Boston CollegePlus/Minus: +4 11/14/08 vs. New Hampshire

Career vs. Hockey EastTeam GP G-A TP +/- PIMBoston College 3 0-0 0 +1 0Boston University 5 0-1 1 -4 0Maine 6 1-0 1 +1 2Massachusetts 4 0-0 0 -1 2Merrimack 4 1-0 1 -3 0New Hampshire 3 2-0 2 +3 0Northeastern 5 0-0 0 -1 2Providence 4 0-2 2 +2 2Vermont 4 0-0 0 E 6Hockey East Playoffs 3 0-0 0 E 0

MacDonald on Ferreira:“Matt has had some hard luck with injuries throughout his career, but nobody works harder and strives for success more than

Matt does.”

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2009-10 - Freshman YearDid not appear in a game for UMass Lowell.

2008-09 - Redshirt YearJoined the River Hawks in January from the Portland Junior Pirates of the Atlantic Junior Hockey League ... Did not appear in a game for UMass Lowell.

Before UMass LowellWent 1-4-0 with a 4.43 GAA and a .870 Sv% in five appearances for the Pirates in 2008-09 ... Played four years of varsity hockey for Malden Catholic High School ... Was an All-Conference selection in 2007 ... The 2007 Bert Kenty Award Winner ... Named the 2006 Sixth Player Award recipient ... Helped Malden Catholic to its first eve appearance in the Super 8 ... Played for Team Mass. from the ages of 14-18.

PersonalMichael Patrick Heffron was born March 2, 1989 in Malen, Massachusetts ... Is the son of Bill and Nancy Heffron of Lynnfield, Massachusetts ... Has two siblings: Sean and Allison ... Gradu-ated from Malden Catholic High School ... Lists beating Catholic Memorial during his senior year (2007) for the first time since 1989 as his greatest sports moment ... Chose UML for its solid business program and to play hockey ... Is a fan of all the Boston-area teams -- Bruins, Celtics, Patriots, Red Sox ... Former goaltender Patrick Roy is his favorite athlete ... Enjoys the music of All Time Low and We the Kings ... Favorite movies are The Departed and There’s Something About Mary ... Nicknames are “Heff” and “Doug” ... Future plans are to take life as it comes.

Shoots: LeftHt/Wt: 5-11, 190 lbs.Birthdate: March 2, 1989Hometown: Lynnfield, Mass.Last Team: Portland Junior Pirates (AJHL)

Michael HeffronSophomore (RS) • Goaltender33

MacDonald on Heffron:“Michael is the ultimate teammate. He works hard and pushes us every single

day.”

Team GP W-L-T GAA S% SOBoston College 0 0-0-0 0.00 .000 0Boston University 0 0-0-0 0.00 .000 0Maine 0 0-0-0 0.00 .000 0Massachusetts 0 0-0-0 0.00 .000 0Merrimack 0 0-0-0 0.00 .000 0New Hampshire 0 0-0-0 0.00 .000 0Northeastern 0 0-0-0 0.00 .000 0Providence 0 0-0-0 0.00 .000 0Vermont 0 0-0-0 0.00 .000 0Hockey East Playoffs 0 0-0-0 0.00 .000 0

Career FirstsGame: -Win: -Shutout: -

Career HighsSaves: - Con. Starts: - Con. Wins: - SO Streak: -

Career Stats Overall: Year GP GS W-L-T MIN GA GAA SV SV% SO A PIM 2009-10 0 0 0-0-0 0:00 0 0.00 0 .000 0 0 0 Career: 0 0 0-0-0 0:00 0 0.00 0 .000 0 0 0

Career Stats Hockey East Games: Year GP GS W-L-T MIN GA GAA SV SV% SO A PIM 2009-10 0 0 0-0-0 0:00 0 0.00 0 .000 0 0 0 Career 0 0 0-0-0 0:00 0 0.00 0 .000 0 0 0


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2009-10 - Freshman YearAppeared in 14 games and scored three points, all assists ... Earned 10 penalty minutes and a plus-3 rating ... Made his collegiate debut at Alabama-Huntsville (11/13) ... Recorded a plus or even rating in 12 of 14 games ... Scored first collegiate point, an assist, in a 4-0 win at Alabama-Huntsville (11/14) ... Had an assist at Providence (11/24) ... Tallied an assist vs. Princeton (12/12) ... Named to the Hockey East All-Academic Team.

Before UMass LowellScored 22 points on five goals and 17 assists in just 37 games as a member of the Langley Chiefs in 2008-09... Named to the BCHL Coastal Conference All-Star Team in 2008 and 2009... Won a gold medal at the British Columbia Winter Games... Named the top prospect at the PIJHL Prospects game in 2004-05.

PersonalChristopher Sean Ickert was born on February 23, 1989 in Abbotsford, British Columbia... Shoots left... Son of Mona and Norm Ickert... Has one older sister, Stefanie... Graduated from Mennonite Educational Institute in 2007... Chose UMass Lowell for the education and the chance to be exposed to professional hockey... Is a fan of the Vancouver Canucks and Liverpool FC... Trevor Linden, Michael Owen and Roger Federer are his favorite sports figures... Enjoys playing tennis and soccer in his spare time... Listens to U2 and Coldplay... Nicknames are “Icky” and “Icks”... Future endeavors include playing professional hockey or using his degree for a career.

Shoots: LeftHt/Wt: 5-9, 170 lbs.Birthdate: February 23, 1989Hometown: Abbotsford, B.C.Last Team: Langley Chiefs (BCHL)

Chris IckertSophomore • Defense 2


Career Stats Hockey East Games: Year GP G A TP +/- PIM S PP PPA SH SHA GW GT 2009-10 9 0 1 1 +2 4 5 0 0 0 0 0 Career 9 0 1 1 +2 4 5 0 0 0 0 0

Career FirstsGame: at Alabama-Huntsville (11/13/09)Goal: -Assist: at Alabama-Huntsville (11/14/09)

Single-Game HighsGoals: -Assists: 1 (3x) 12/12/09 vs. PrincetonPoints: 1 (3x) 12/12/09 vs. PrincetonPIMs: 6 12/11/09 vs. PrincetonShots: 3 12/12/09 vs. PrincetonPlus/Minus: +1 (5x) 12/5/09 vs. Massachusetts

Career vs. Hockey EastTeam GP G-A TP +/- PIMBoston College 2 0-0 0 E 2Boston University 0 0-0 0 E 0Maine 2 0-0 0 -1 2Massachusetts 1 0-0 0 +1 2Merrimack 1 0-0 0 E 0New Hampshire 1 0-0 0 +1 0Northeastern 0 0-0 0 E 0Providence 2 0-1 1 +1 0Vermont 0 0-0 0 E 0Hockey East Playoffs 0 0-0 0 E 0

MacDonald on Ickert:“Chris has tremendous skating skills with really good feet, good edges and plays

with his head up. I’m excited to see him play in full health this season.”

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2009-10 - Sophomore YearPlayed in 25 games and had 13 points on five goals and eight assists ... Had three multi-point games ... Earned 12 penalty minutes and a even plus/minus rating ... Scored five points in five games (10/30-11/13) ... Scored goals in back-to-back games in a home-and-home series with Boston University (10/30-31) ... Had a goal and assist in the 6-3 win over New Hampshire on ESPNU (11/8) ... Tallied three assists in a 5-3 win against Massachusetts (12/5) ... Scored two goals, including the game-winner, and had an assist in the 6-5 OT victory at Northeastern on NESN (1/9).

2008-09 – Freshman YearAppeared in 10 games and had five points on four goals and one assist ... Scored fourth goal of the season in UML’s 4-3 overtime win in Game 1 of the Hockey East Quarterfinals at Vermont (3/13) ... Netted first career power play goal in a 5-3 win vs. Maine (3/6) ... Scored first two career goals, including the tying goal, in a 3-3 draw at Vermont (2/20) ... Made collegiate debut and earned an assist on his first career shift in a 3-2 win at Merrimack (1/24).

Before UMass LowellTotaled 160 points (87g, 73a) in 122 career games in the OPJHL for Markham, Streetsville and Buffalo ... Recorded 61 power play points (36g, 25a) in his junior career ... Scored 14 career game-winning goals ... Played his final two junior seasons (2006-08) for Markham and totaled 103 points (60g, 53a) in 71 games for the Waxers (2006-08) ... Had 62 points on 34 goals and 28 assists for 33 games in 2007-08 for Markham ... Appeared in 38 career playoff games in the OPJHL ... Had 28 points (9g, 19a) in 21 games during the 2008 playoffs ... Played four years of varsity hockey at Bishop Timon St. Jude ... Member of the 2001-02 state champion-ship team ... Served as captain from 2003-05 ... Named team MVP in 2003-04 and 2004-05 ... Was an All-State selection in 2003-04 and 2004-05.

PersonalMichael Charles Scheu was born January 20, 1987 in Buffalo, New York ... Son of Michael and Patricia Scheu of Buffalo ... Has three siblings: Melissa, Stacey and Shannon ... Graduated from Bishop Timon St. Jude High School in 2005 ... Lists winning the national championship as a member of the 2004-05 Buffalo Saints Tier 1 team as his greatest sports moment ... Chose UML for the great hockey program as well as great educational opportunities ... Is a Buffalo Sabres fan ... Former Buffalo Sabre Gilbert Perreault, and Pavel Datsyuk of the Detroit Red Wings are his favorite athletes ... Lists his dad, Michael, as having a big influence on his hockey career ... Enjoys listening to Three Days Grace ... Favorite movie is American Gangster ... Nickname is “Scheuy” ... Future plans are to continue playing hockey and earn a degree.

Shoots: LeftHt/Wt: 5-9, 170 lbs.Birthdate: January 20, 1987Hometown: Buffalo, N.Y.Last Team: Markham Waxers (OPJHL)

Michael ScheuJunior • Left Wing 20

Career Stats Overall: Year GP G A TP +/- PIM S PP PPA SH SHA GW GT 2008-09 10 4 1 5 -1 4 15 1 0 0 0 0 1 2009-10 25 5 8 13 0 12 48 2 2 0 0 1 0 Career 35 9 9 18 -1 16 63 3 2 0 0 1 1

Career Stats Hockey East Games: Year GP G A TP +/- PIM S PP PPA SH SHA GW GT 2008-09 9 3 1 4 -2 4 13 1 0 0 0 0 1 2009-10 17 5 7 12 -2 6 40 2 2 0 0 1 0 Career 26 8 8 16 -4 10 53 3 2 0 0 1 1

Career FirstsGame: vs. Merrimack (1/24/09)Goal: at Vermont (2/20/09)Assist: vs. Merrimack (1/24/09)

Single-Game HighsGoals: 2 (2x) 1/9/10 at NortheasternAssists: 3 12/5/09 vs. MassachusettsPoints: 3 (2x) 1/9/10 at NortheasternPIMs: 4 11/14/09 at Alabama-HuntsvilleShots: 5 (2x) 1/8/10 at New HampshirePlus/Minus: +2 (2x) 12/5/09 vs. Massachusetts

Career vs. Hockey EastTeam GP G-A TP +/- PIMBoston College 3 0-1 1 +1 2Boston University 3 2-0 2 -3 2Maine 6 1-0 1 -3 2Massachusetts 3 0-3 3 +1 0Merrimack 3 0-2 2 +1 2New Hampshire 3 1-1 2 +1 0Northeastern 5 2-1 3 -2 4Providence 1 0-0 0 -2 0Vermont 4 3-0 3 +2 0Hockey East Playoffs 4 1-0 1 E 2

MacDonald on Scheu:“Michael has great offensive instincts and ability. He can make things happen of-

fensively and can have a big season if he avoids the injury bug.”


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2009-10 - Sophomore YearPlayed in all 39 games and scored 27 points on nine goals and 18 assists ... Earned 20 penalty minutes and held a plus-5 rating ... Had five multi-point games ... Ranked second among UML skaters in assists ... Recorded a plus or even rating in 30 of 39 games ... Named Hockey East Player of the Week (12/7) ... Scored 50th career point on an assist of the game-winner vs. Boston College (2/12) ... Had three four-game point streaks ... Scored a goal and assist in the 5-3 victory over Colgate (10/23) ... Scored six points in four games (2g, 4a) from 10/23-10/31 ... Scored the game-winning goal against Northeastern (10/24) ... Notched two assists vs. Boston University (10/30) ... Netted his first career hat trick, including the game-winner, in a 5-3 win vs. Massachusetts (12/5) ... Had a pair of assists against New Hampshire (11/8) ... Had two assists against Vermont (3/5).

2008-09 - Freshman YearLed UML rookies in points (27), goals (9) and assists (18) in 38 games ... Named to the Hockey East All-Rookie Team ... Named the Hockey East Rookie of the Month for October ... Ranked 2nd on team in assists and tied for fourth in power play points (12) ... Was 3rd among Hockey East rookies in scoring ... Had six points (1g, 5a) in his first six collegiate games ... Led the River Hawks with eight multi-point games ... Had three points (1g, 2a) in four Hockey East playoff games ... Earned an assist on the game-winning goal in UML’s 4-2 win Game 2 of the Hockey East Quarterfinals at Vermont (3/14) ... Had a goal and an assist in UML’s 4-3 overtime win in Game 1 of the Hockey East Quarterfinals at Vermont (3/13) ... Assisted on the game-tying goal with 26 seconds remaining in the third period of a 3-3 tie at Vermont (2/20) ... Recorded first career two-goal game in UML’s 6-0 win at Boston College (2/13) ... Had a goal and an assist at Boston University (2/6) ... Assisted on the game-winning goal in a 3-2 win vs. Merrimack (1/22) ... Had two assists including the primary helper on the game-winning goal in overtime of a 4-3 win at Boston College (1/16) ... Had a goal and an assist in a 6-3 win vs. RIT (11/29) ... Earned two assists in UML’s 4-1 home opening win vs. Providence (10/24) ... Had two assists in a 3-0 win at Michigan State (10/16) ... Made collegiate debut at Colgate (10/11).

Before UMass LowellPlayed two years for the Milton Ice Hawks of the Ontario Provincial Junior Hockey League ... Served as an assistant captain and led the team in scoring both years with the Ice Hawks ... Was the OPJHL Player of the Month in December 2007 ... Played in the OPJHL All-Star Game in 2007-08 ... Totaled 152 points (56 goals, 96 assists) and 106 penalty minutes in 98 career games for Milton ... Finished fourth in the league with 87 points (32 goals, 55 assists) in 2007-08 ... Had 46 power play points on 13 goals and 33 assists in ‘07-08 ... Had 24 goals and 41 assists for 65 points in 49 games in 2006-07 for Milton ... Compiled 21 points (8 goals, 13 assists) in 15 career playoff games for the Ice Hawks.

PersonalDavid Anthony Vallorani was born on March 27, 1989 in Hamilton, Ontario ... Is the son of Olivio and Margherita Vallorani of Hamilton ... Has one sibling, sister Natalie ... Graduated from St. Thomas More High School in 2007 ... Lists scoring the overtime winner in the seventh game of the Alliance Championship on his birthday in 1999 as his greatest sports moment ... Chose UML to receive a great education and play Division I hockey ... Is a Boston Bruins fan ... Hall of Famer Ray Bourque and Joe Thornton of the San Jose Sharks are his favorite hockey players ... Music interests include Oasis, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Eminem and 50 Cent ... Mystery Alaska and The Goonies are his favorite movies ... Hobbies are soccer and working out ... Nickname is “Vally” ... Future plans include playing professional hockey.

Shoots: LeftHt/Wt: 5-8, 180 lbs.Birthdate: March 27, 1989Hometown: Hamilton, Ont.Last Team: Milton Ice Hawks (OPJHL)

David ValloraniJunior • Center 10

Career Stats Overall: Year GP G A TP +/- PIM S PP PPA SH SHA GW GT 2008-09 38 9 18 27 0 14 64 4 8 0 0 0 0 2009-10 39 9 18 27 +5 20 70 1 7 0 0 2 0 Career 77 18 36 54 +5 34 134 5 15 0 0 2 0

Career Stats Hockey East Games: Year GP G A TP +/- PIM S PP PPA SH SHA GW GT 2008-09 27 7 12 19 0 8 49 2 6 0 0 0 0 2009-10 27 6 13 19 +2 18 49 1 5 0 0 2 0 Career 54 13 25 38 +2 26 98 3 11 0 0 2 0

Career FirstsGame: at Colgate (10/11/08)Goal: vs. Boston University (11/7/08)Assist: at Colgate (10/11/08)

Single-Game HighsGoals: 3 12/5/09 vs. MassachusettsAssists: 2 (7x) 3/5/10 vs. VermontPoints: 3 12/5/09 vs. MassachusettsPIMs: 4 10/31/09 at Boston UniversityShots: 6 2/13/09 at Boston CollegePlus/Minus: +2 12/5/09 vs. Massachusetts

Career vs. Hockey EastTeam GP G-A TP +/- PIMBoston College 6 2-3 5 -2 4Boston University 7 3-4 7 -3 6Maine 9 0-2 2 -1 8Massachusetts 6 3-4 7 +5 2Merrimack 6 2-3 5 +1 2New Hampshire 6 0-2 2 E 2Northeastern 8 3-2 5 +3 4Providence 6 0-4 4 -1 0Vermont 8 1-5 6 E 4Hockey East Playoffs 7 1-3 4 -1 6

MacDonald on Vallorani:“David is an exciting player to watch. He gets after it, moves the puck well and can

make things happen with his individual talents and abilities.”

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Career Stats Hockey East Games: Year GP G A TP +/- PIM S PP PPA SH SHA GW GT 2009-10 25 3 3 6 -1 18 22 1 0 0 0 0 0 Career 25 3 3 6 -1 18 22 1 0 0 0 0 0

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2009-10 - Freshman YearPlayed in 35 games and scored 10 points on seven goals and three assists ... Led all UML rookies in goals (7), multi-point games (3) and game-winning goals (2) ... Held a plus or even rating in 29 of 35 games ... Scored the game-winning goal in his first collegiate game vs. Col-gate (10/23) ... Had two goals, including the game-winner, at Alabama-Huntsville (11/13) ... Carried a three-game point streak (2g, 3a) from 2/19-2/26 ... Netted first career power play goal and added an assist at Maine (2/20) ... Had a pair of assists against Providence (2/26).

Before UMass LowellServed as captain for the Burlington Cougars of the OPJHL... Scored 11 goals and collected 39 assists to amass 50 points in 2008-09... In 2007-08, tallied 42 points on 16 goals and 26 assists... Captain of the OPJHL All-Star game in 2008.

PersonalColin Wright was born on April 3, 1989 in Burlington, Ontario... Shoots right... One of two children of Janet and Ron Wright... Graduated from Nelson High School in 2007... His most memorable sports moment came in winning a hometown hockey tournament at age 15... Chose UMass Lowell to further his education and play a high level of hockey... Is a Toronto Maple Leafs fan... Idolizes Steve Yzerman and Alex Ovechkin... Favorite musical group is Metallica... Golf is his hobby... His nickname is “Gore”... Plans on playing hockey as long as he can before entering the sports medicine business.

Shoots: RightHt/Wt: 6-0, 186Birthdate: April 3, 1989Hometown: Burlington, Ont.Last Team: Burlington Cougars (OPJHL)

Colin WrightSophomore • Defense 8

Career FirstsGame: vs. Colgate (10/23/09)Goal: vs. Colgate (10/23/09)Assist: at Maine (2/20/10)

Single-Game HighsGoals: 2 11/13/09 at Alabama-HuntsvilleAssists: 2 2/26/10 vs. ProvidencePoints: 2 (3x) 2/26/10 vs. ProvidencePIMs: 4 12/5/09 vs. MassachusettsShots: 3 (3x) 2/26/10 vs. ProvidencePlus/Minus: +2 (2x) 2/26/10 vs. Providence

Career vs. Hockey EastTeam GP G-A TP +/- PIMBoston College 3 0-0 0 E 2Boston University 3 0-0 0 +1 2Maine 6 3-1 4 -4 2Massachusetts 3 0-0 0 -1 4Merrimack 3 0-0 0 E 2New Hampshire 2 1-0 1 +1 2Northeastern 4 0-0 0 +2 2Providence 2 0-2 2 +2 0Vermont 3 0-0 0 -1 2Hockey East Playoffs 3 1-0 1 E 0

MacDonald on Wright:“Colin is looking to make a transition to

defense this year. He scored seven goals as a freshman last season and I think he’ll take those experiences and give us a level

of stability on defense.”


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Shoots: RightHt/Wt: 5-8, 165 lbs.Birthdate: February 9, 1990Hometown: Foxboro, Mass.Last Team: Waterloo Blackhawks (USHL)

29Derek ArnoldFreshman • Forward

Shoots: LeftHt/Wt: 5-11, 175 lbs.Birthdate: June 22, 1991Hometown: Hainesport, N.J.Last Team: Gunnery Prep

22Rob BadgerFreshman • Defenseman

MacDonald on Arnold:“Derek has a terrific shot, has a real good nose for the net and comes from two very

successful seasons in the USHL.”

Before UMass LowellPlayed for the Waterloo Blackhawks of the United States Hockey League ... Arnold scored 59 points on 20 goals and 39 assists in 2009-10 while serving as assistant captain ... Had 20 goals and 12 assists for 32 points in 2008-09 ... Started “Arnie’s Army”, selling wrist bands and hard hats that read “Arnie’s Army 29” with all proceeds benefiting the Boys and Girls Clubs of Black Hawk County ... Was given the USHL’s Curt Hammer award for his excellence on and off the ice.

PersonalDerek Joseph Arnold was born on February 9, 1990 in Norwood, Massachusetts ... Shoots right ... One of two children of Peter and Marilyn Arnold of Foxboro, Mass. ... Chose UML because it is a program on the rise and offered a good education ... His greatest sports moment was winning the Empire Jr. Hockey League in 2006-07 ... His favorite sports figure is Philadelphia Flyers forward Daniel Briere ... He enjoys playing golf and refereeing hockey in his spare time ... Nicknamed “Arnie” ... He is a fan of the Boston Red Sox, Bruins, Celtics and the New England Patriots.

MacDonald on Badger:“Rob really works hard at his game. He will get better and be challenged every day in

practice and we will see where that takes him.”

Before UMass LowellPlayed two seasons at the Gunnery Preparatory school in Washington, Conn. ... Helped guide the Gunnery to back-to-back West Championships in the New England Preparatory School Athletic Council ... Reached the NEPSAC Final Four as a junior.

PersonalRobert Badger was born on June 22, 1991 in Lowell, Massachusetts ... Is one of two sons of Susan and Rob Badger of Hainesport, N.J. ... Chose UML to get an education while playing hockey ... Lists the Red Sox as his favorite team ... Enjoys playing golf and baseball ... Is the son of former ULowell player Rob Badger (1984-86) who scored 37 points (12g, 25a) in 73 career games.

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Catches: LeftHt/Wt: 6-0, 185 lbs.Birthdate: March 27, 1990Hometown: Olds, Alta.Last Team: Olds Grizzlys (AJHL)

1Marc BoulangerFreshman • Goaltender

Catches: LeftHt/Wt: 6-2, 200 lbs.Birthdate: March 13, 1989Hometown: Hanover, Mass.Last Team: Brockville Braves (CJHL)

31Doug CarrFreshman • Goaltender

MacDonald on Boulanger:“Marc is very athletic, has good reflexes, a great work ethic and has the potential to

have a great season.”

Before UMass LowellPlayed for the Olds Grizzlys of the Alberta Junior Hockey League ... In 2009-10, backstopped the Grizzlys to a 20-10-6 record with 2.64 GAA and a .911 save% ... In a 125 career games with the Grizzlys, submitted a 2.73 goals against average and a .905 save percentage ... Prior to joining the Grizzlys, played for Red Deer Midget AAA where he earned the Bill Randford Trophy as the league’s top goaltender ... Guided the Red Deer to the National Midget Championship game, earned silver medal and was named Tournament MVP.

PersonalMarc Pierre Boulanger was born on March 27, 1990 in Olds, Alberta ... Catches left ... One of four children of Frederique and Xavier Boulanger of Olds, Alb. ... Was diagnosed with Type I diabetes at the age of nine ... Chose UML to further his education and play for a strong hockey program ... His greatest sports moment was playing in the National Midget Championship game in 2007 ... Plans to continue playing hockey after earning a degree in Accounting ... His sports idols are Pittsburgh Penguins goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury and two-time Stanely Cup winning goalie Patrick Roy ... Names the Calgary Flames as his favorite sport’s franchise.

MacDonald on Carr:“Doug is very strong with good leadership and is a very talented goaltender. He plays

square to the puck and is very efficient.”

Before UMass LowellPlayed for the Brockville Braves in the Fred Page Cup and RBC Cup in 2010 ... Played for the Cornwall Colts of the Central Junior A Hockey League ... Named the CJHL Goaltender of the Year ... Led the Colts to the CJHL semi-finals while posting a 27-6-1 record with a 2.50 GAA and a .919 sv% ... Se-lected for the Battle of Ontario ... Named to the CJHL First-Team ... Prior to joining Cornwall, starred at Hanover High School ... Was named a Boston Globe and Patriot Ledger Hockey All-Scholastic.

PersonalDouglas Patrick Carr was born on March 12, 1989 in Hanover, Massachusetts ... Catches left ... Is one of four children of Elaine and Jake Carr of Hanover, Mass. ... His future endeavors include playing hockey as long as possible ... Lists the Boston Bruins and Red Sox as his favorite sports teams ... Names Bruins legend Ray Bourque as his favorite sports figures ... Lists Eminem, Kenny Chesney and Dave Matthews Band as his favorite musical groups ... Nicknamed “Doogles”.


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Shoots: RightHt/Wt: 6-0, 195 lbs.Birthdate: November 2, 1989Hometown: Augusta, Ga.Last Team: Springfield Jr. Blues (NAHL)

25Nick CurryFreshman • Forward

MacDonald on Curry:“Nick has great stick skills and a high hockey IQ. He really complements the people he

plays with.”

Before UMass LowellPlayed with the Springfield Jr. Bruins of the North American Hockey League ... Named to the NAHL Top Prospect Team in 2008-09 ... Served as an assistant captain for the Blues in 2009-10 while scoring 50 points on 17 goals and 33 assists ... Had 15 goals and 41 assists for 56 points in 2008-09 ... Scored eight points on two goals and six assists in eight career playoff games with Springfield ... Prior to joining the Blues, skated at Chugiak High School in Chugiak, Alaska.

PersonalJames Nicholas Curry was born November 2, 1989 in West Point, New York ... One three boys of Kelly and John Curry of Evans, GA ... Attends UML to earn a business degree while playing hockey ... Hopes to start his own business in the future ... Lists his greatest sports moment as winning the Colorado U-18 AAA State Championship ... Names the New York Rangers and Atlanta Braves as his favorite teams ... Lists Lance Armstrong, Michael Phelps and Los Angeles Kings’ Ryan Smyth as his favorite athletes.

Shoots: LeftHt/Wt: 5-11, 180 lbs.Birthdate: February 11, 1991Hometown: Stoneham, Mass.Last Team: Sioux Falls Stampede (USHL)

6Daniel FurlongFreshman • Defense

MacDonald on Furlong:“Daniel plays with his eyes up, sees the ice well and has good puck presence out

there. He can really control the game from an offensive standpoint and will continue to grow defensively.”

Before UMass LowellPlayed for the Sioux Falls Stampede of the United States Hockey League ... Scored 9 goals and 10 assists for 19 points in 2009-10 ... Scored seven goals on the power play ... Had seven assists in 2008-09 ... Was teammates with current River Hawks Josh Holmstrom and Chad Ruhwedel ... Prior to joining Sioux Falls, starred at Catholic Memorial in West Roxbury.

PersonalDaniel Joseph Furlong was born on February 11, 1991 in Stoneham, Massachusetts ... Is the lone child of Ellen and Daniel Furlong of Malden, Mass. ... Once his hockey career is over, would like to start his own business ... Chose UML for its good Business Management program ... Nickname is “Furls” ... Enjoys going to the beach, playing golf and hanging out with friends ... Names the Boston Bruins, Red Sox and New England Patriots as his favorite teams.

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MacDonald on Holmstrom:“Josh gives you every ounce of energy and courage he has, whether it’s in practice or games. He’s been impressive so far and will have an impact on every game he plays.”

Before UMass LowellPlayed two seasons with the Sioux Falls Stampede of the United States Hockey League ... Served as assistant captain while scoring 43 points (15g, 28a) in 59 games in 2009-10 ... Tallied 25 points (14g, 11a) in 58 games in 2008-09 ... Was teammates with current River Hawks Daniel Furlong and Chad Ruhwedel ... Prior to joining the Stampede, skated with the Lincoln Stars for two games in 2007-08.

PersonalJoshua David Holmstrom was born on September 5, 1989 in Colorado Springs, Colorado ... Son of Michelle and Kevin Holmstrom of Colorado Springs, CO ... Older brother Ben was a three-year captain of the River Hawks from 2007-2010 ... After hockey, plans on becoming a athletic trainer or physical therapist ... Chose UML because the school and location were a good fit for him ... His most memorable hockey moment was playing in his first USHL game ... Names Paul Kariya and Lance Armstrong as his favorite sports figures ... Nickname is “Holmer”.

Shoots: RightHt/Wt: 6-0, 175 lbs.Birthdate: September 5, 1989Hometown: Colorado Springs, Colo.Last Team: Sioux Falls Stampede (USHL)

12Josh HolmstromFreshman • Forward

Shoots: LeftHt/Wt: 5-11, 195 lbs.Birthdate: December 10, 1991Hometown: Lexington, Mass.Last Team: Austin Preparatory

21Cameron GaudetFreshman • Forward

MacDonald on Gaudet:“Cameron is in the right spot all the time and really understands our system and style

of play. As he continues to get stronger, he’ll become a good player for us.”

Before UMass Lowell Skated for Austin Preparatory School in Reading, MA ... Served as captain for both his junior and senior seasons ... Named Catholic Central League MVP.

Personal Cameron Pierce Gaudet was born on December 10, 1991 in Stoneham, Massachusetts ... One of three children of Jody and Chuck Gaudet of Burlington, Mass. ... Older brother Ross (22) plays hockey at Boston University ... Oldest brother Chad (25) played Division I lacrosse for the Uni-versity of Virginia ... Enjoys playing wiffleball and street hockey ... Names the Boston Bruins, Red Sox and New England Patriots as his favorite teams ... Lists Wedding Crashers, The Hangover and Inception as his favorite movies ... Chose UML to get a great education and play hockey ... Hopes to one day work in law enforcement.


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Catches: LeftHt/Wt: 5-11, 185 lbs.Birthdate: May 3, 1990Hometown: Lexington, Mass.Last Team: Tri-City Storm (USHL)

30T.J. MassieSophomore • Goaltender

MacDonald on Massie:“T.J. is going to use his experience and maturity to his advantage this season. He

played in some Division I games and did well. This will be a good test for his resolve.”

2009-10 - Did Not Play

2008-09 - Freshman YearAppeared in two games, with one start ... Compiled a 1-1-0 record with a .870 save percentage and a 3.80 goals against average ... Made his collegiate debut vs. Quinnipiac (10/30/08), making 27 saves in a 4-1 win ... Finished the year with the Tri-City Storm of the USHL.

Before UMass LowellA four-year member of Cushing Academy’s varsity hockey team ... Posted a combined 43-12-3 record over his junior and senior seasons ... Had a 2.20 GAA, a .922 save-percentage and seven shutouts during that time ... Named to the EG Watkins All Tournament team in both junior and senior seasons ... Awarded the Hockey Night in Boston Underclassmen’s Most Valuable Player award and Beantown Classic’s top goaltender award in 2007 ... Selected as Cushing’s team captain during senior season and was named the team’s MVP.

PersonalThomas Massie, Jr. was born on May 3, 1990 in Lexington, Massachusetts ... Is the son of Thomas and Theresa Massie ... Has three younger siblings: Jonathan, Cameron and Sydney ... Graduated from Cushing Academy in 2008 ... Lists winning the Repentigny Minor Hockey World Championship Tournament in Quebec as one of the greatest sports moments ... Chose UML because of the coaches, to compete in Hockey East, and to further his education ... Is a Boston Bruins fan ... Lists Marty Turco and Martin Brodeur as his favorite professional hockey players ... Enjoys the music of Kenny Chesney ... Favorite movie is Wedding Crashers ... SportsCenter and Family Guy are his favorite TV shows ... Hobbies include street hockey and working out ... Nickname is TJ ... Aspires to win a Hockey East championship, win an NCAA national championship, earn his degree from UML and play professional hockey.

MacDonald on McCoy:“Derek is the ultimate hard-working grinder. He is really good in tight areas, on the

wall and is a physical force.”

Before UMass Lowell Skated for the Valley Jr. Warriors of the Eastern Junior Hockey League ... Scored 10 goals and nine assists in 42 games in 2009 ... Tallied eight power play points (4g, 4a) and scored one game-winning goal ... Prior to that, he starred with Newburyport High School, earning Cape Ann All-Star and All-League status.

Personal Derek Paul McCoy was born on April 3, 1990 in Newburyport, Massachusetts ... Is one of four children of Leyt and Don McCoy of Newburyport, Mass. ... Father, Don, played for ULowell from 1980-84, scoring 50 goals and 69 assists in 125 games ... Lists Sidney Crosby, Tom Brady and Milan Lucic as his favorite athletes ... Chose UML to earn a great education while playing for a great program ... Would like to work in business following his hockey career ... Lists playing golf, video games and going fishing as his hobbies ... Nicknamed “D” and “Mac”.

Shoots: LeftHt/Wt: 6-1, 200 lbs.Birthdate: April 3, 1990Hometown: Newburyport, Mass.Last Team: Valley Jr. Warriors (EJHL)

5Derek McCoyFreshman • Forward

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Shoots: LeftHt/Wt: 5-11, 190 lbs.Birthdate: November 22, 1990Hometown: Wilmington, Mass.Last Team: Boston Jr. Bruins (EJHL)

14Joseph PendenzaFreshman • Forward

MacDonald on Pendenza:“Joe is much faster and more powerful than we originally thought. He reminds me a

bit of Mike Potacco and will allow us to be quick on the hunt.”

Before UMass LowellSkated for the Boston Jr. Bruins of the Eastern Junior Hockey League ... Tallied 49 points (22g, 27a) in 2008-09 and 48 points (21g, 27a) in 2009-10 ... Served as team captain ... Named an EJHL All-Star during each season ... Prior to playing in the EJHL, skated with the Bruins in the Empire Junior Hockey League in 2007-08 ... Named the Empire League’s Top Forward and a All-Star.

PersonalJospeh Robert Pendenza was born on November 22, 1990 in Melrose, Massachusetts ... One of three sons of Rosa and Robert Pendenza of Wilmington, MA ... Chose UML because it is close with home with a great education and presented an opportunity to play hockey ... His future endeavors are to pursue a career in hockey and open an Italian restaurant ... Enjoys going to the gym and playing golf ... Names the Boston Bruins, Red Sox and New England Patriots as his favorite teams.

MacDonald on Rayner:“William shoots the puck well, but has had some injuries and needs to find his rhythm. I know there’s a lot of talent and ability there and we’ll see if he can put it together.”

Before UMass LowellSkated for one season with the Lincoln Stars of the United States Hockey League ... Played in 29 games and registered five assists ... Prior to joining the Stars, starred at South Kent School and Needham High School ... Was named a league All-Star with Needham.

PersonalWilliam Joseph Rayner was born on January 19, 1990 in Newton, Massachusetts ... One of four chil-dren of Jeanne and Bill Rayner of Needham, MA ... Nicknamed “Will” ... Names the Boston Red Sox as his favorite sports team ... Enjoys fishing and meeting new people ... Listens to Kenny Chesney.

Shoots: RightHt/Wt: 6-2, 200 lbs.Birthdate: January 19, 1990Hometown: Needham, Mass.Last Team: Lincoln Stars (USHL)

11William RaynerFreshman • Defense


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Shoots: RightHt/Wt: 5-11, 180 lbs.Birthdate: May 7, 1990Hometown: San Diego, Calif.Last Team: Sioux Falls Stampede (USHL)

3Chad RuhwedelFreshman • Defense

MacDonald on Ruhwedel:“Excellent two-year defenseman out of the USHL. He is very steady, strong and com-

mitted and will have an impact on our defense immediately.”

Before UMass LowellPlayed two seasons with the Sioux Falls Stampede of the United States Hockey League ... Served as a team captain ... Tallied 11 assists in 55 games in 2008-09 ... Followed with five goals and 17 assists in 58 games in 2009-10 while being named a USHL All-Star ... Played with current UML teammates Josh Holmstrom and Daniel Furlong ... Prior to joining the Stampede, starred at Scripps Ranch High School.

PersonalChad James Ruhwedel was born on May 7, 1990 in San Diego, California ... Is one of two children of Robin and John Ruhwedel of San Diego, CA ... Chose UML to play in Hockey East and attend a school in Massachusetts ... Hopes to achieve a successful hockey career and win a National Cham-pionship ... Enjoys beach volleyball, surfing and playing golf ... Names the Anaheim Ducks, San Diego Chargers and the Los Angeles Lakers as his favorite sports teams ... Nicknamed “Rudy”.

MacDonald on Thompson:“Shayne is coming from a successful juniors career. He shoots the puck well and has

good stick skills. He could have a major impact as a freshman.”

Before UMass LowellPlayed for five seasons in the Central Junior Hockey League ... Served as captain of the Brockville Braves in 2009-10, setting CJHL records for consecutive wins (26) and team points (106) ... Helped the Braves win the Eastern Canadian Championship in 2010 with 87 points on 33 goals and 54 as-sists in 57 games ... Named a CJHL First-Team All-Star ... Prior to joining the Braves, skated with the Kanata Stallions for four seasons ... Served as team captain for 2008-09 season, scoring 83 points on 28 goals and 55 assists.

PersonalShayne Robert Thompson was born on June 13, 1989 in Ottawa, Ontario ... One of two children of Lynda and Robert Thompson of Stiltsville, Ont. ... Nicknames include “Tommy”, “Tomps” and “Tomper” ... Chose UML for academic and athletic programs ... Would like to play hockey for as long as possible before moving into a sports’ management position ... Greatest sports moment came in winning the Eastern Canadian Junior A Championship in front of the home crowd in Brockville.

Shoots: LeftHt/Wt: 5-11, 190 lbs.Birthdate: June 13, 1989Hometown: Stiltsville, Ont.Last Team: Brockville Braves (CJHL)

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Blaise MacDonaldHead Coach • 10th Season • 145-153-38

Blaise MacDonald enters his 10th year at the helm of the UMass Lowell Hockey team. He has compiled a 145-153-38 record in his nine years of work behind the bench for the River Hawks. No stranger to the UML hockey program, the native of nearby Billerica, Mass., was an assistant to River Hawk head coach Billy Riley, Jr., from 1988-1990, before being named the fifth head coach in the program’s

43-year history on April 6, 2001. “I think there is a terrific commitment from the Univer-sity,” MacDonald said. “The culture of the workplace from the Chancellor to the athletic department is outstanding and strives for high performance. “The obvious connection with me and UMass Lowell is the fact that I grew up in Billerica. I grew up a fan of the Lowell Chiefs and players like Craig MacTavish and Dean Jenkins. This is a dream situation for me in that perspective, especially consider-ing the exciting growth of the campus.” In his first season, MacDonald guided the River Hawks to a 22-13-3 record – their best performance since 1995-96. In Hockey East play, UML finished 12-9-3, good for fourth place and home ice in the Hockey East tournament. MacDonald put a system in place which had the River Hawks among the top four in Hockey East in several categories: team defense overall (first) and in HE (fourth); penalty kills overall (first) and in HE (third); overall team offense(fourth); and power play in HE (fourth). In 2004-05, MacDonald guided the River Hawks to a 20-12-4 record, their best since his first year at the helm. UML was ranked as high as seventh in the national polls, had one of the best power-play units in the nation and enjoyed a 14-game unbeaten streak from November 23 to January 28. The team also placed a record 17 players on Hockey East’s All-Academic team and produced Hockey East’s Superskills Rookie of the Year, Peter Vetri. In 2007-08 the River Hawks posted a 16-17-4 record, 10-13-4 in league play, and returned the the Hockey East play-offs after a one-year absence. The 16 wins doubled the team’s output from 2006-07, and improved in almost every statistical category — goals scored, goals against, power play percentage, penalty kill and save percentage. Sophomore left wing Kory Falite led Hockey East in goals (league games) and was named to a Hockey East Second Team All-Star. Freshman defenseman Maury Edwards was named to the Hockey East All-Rookie team, the third player under MacDonald’s watch to do so. As a team the River Hawks received the Charlie Holt Sportsmanship Award as the least penalized team in Hockey East. The River Hawks continued their development in 2008-09, winning 20 games for the third time under MacDonald, and reached the Hockey East championship game for the second time in program history. The River Hawks finished the 2008-09 season as one of the hottest teams in the country, going 12-5-2 over their last 19 games. In 2009-10, MacDonald followed with the program’s first back-to-back winning seasons since 2002. UMass Lowell finished with a 19-16-4 overall record, tied for third place in the Hockey

East conference and were ranked as high as third in the national polls. The season marked the River Hawks’ highest finish in Hockey East since 1995-96. MacDonald came to Lowell after a five-year head coach-ing stint at Niagara University where he founded the ice hockey program and brought the Purple Eagles to the NCAA Tournament quarterfinal in only four seasons. Prior to Niagara, MacDonald served as an assistant coach and later recruiting coordinator and associate head coach at Boston University (1990-96) as well as an assistant at Princ-eton (1987-88) and Dartmouth (1985-87). A 1985 graduate of Rochester Institute of Technology, MacDonald compiled an all-time record of 91-58-17 in five sea-sons at Niagara (.548), highlighted by a 30-8-4 overall clip and a 15-0-2 finish in College Hockey America in 1999-00. During the run, the Purple Eagles posted victories over Boston University, Colorado College and Rensselaer. In the first round of the 2000 NCAA Tournament, Niagara stunned 1998- 99 NCAA finalist New Hampshire (4-1) before falling to eventual national champion North Dakota (4-1). MacDonald was voted runner-up for the Spencer Penrose Award as National Coach of the Year. MacDonald started the Niagara program in 1996 with all freshmen and guided the Purple Eagles to a 16-9-2 record as a member of the Division III ECAC West. He was voted the ECAC West Co-Coach of the Year by his peers. He then led NU to a 14-10-3 clip in its second and final season in the ECAC West in 1997-98, which included winning the Conference tournament and regular season championships. Before joining College Hockey America, NU spent the 1998-99 season as a Division I independent and posted a 17-12-3 record. The Purple Eagles opened the year with a stunning two-game effort at defending national champion Michigan, losing in overtime in the first meeting (6-5), and winning 2-1 a day later. NU also enjoyed victories over Ohio State, Merrimack and Rensselaer, along with wins over St. Lawrence and Colgate in the Syracuse Invitational Tournament. In 2000-01, The Purple Eagles posted a 14-19-5 mark


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BLAISE MacDONALD COACHING RECORDAssistant Coaching RecordYear Team W-L-T Noteworthy1985-86 Dartmouth 2-22-1 1986-87 Dartmouth 10-15-11987-88 Princeton 12-15-11988-89 UMass Lowell 8-24-21989-90 UMass Lowell 13-20-21990-91 Boston University 28-11-2 NCAA Frozen Four Finalist Hockey East Tournament Champions Beanpot Champions1991-92 Boston University 22-9-4 NCAA Tournament East Regional Beanpot Champions1992-93 Boston University 29-9-2 NCAA Frozen Four1993-94 Boston University 34-7-0 NCAA Frozen Four Finalist Hockey East Regular Season Champions Hockey East Tournament Champions1994-95 Boston University 31-6-3 NCAA Champions Hockey East Regular Season Champions Hockey East Tournament Champions Beanpot Champions1995-96 Boston University 30-7-3 NCAA Frozen Four Hockey East Regular Season Champions Beanpot Champions

Head Coaching RecordYear Team W-L-T Noteworthy1996-97 Niagara University 16-9-2 Niagara’s First Season of Ice Hockey ECAC West Co-Coach of the Year1997-98 Niagara University 14-10-3 ECAC West Regular Season Champions ECAC West Tournament Champions1998-99 Niagara University 17-12-3 First Season in Division I1999-00 Niagara University 30-8-4 NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals CHA Champions CHA Coach of the Year Spencer Penrose Trophy Runner-up2000-01 Niagara University 14-19-52001-02 UMass Lowell 22-13-3 Hockey East Tournament Semifinal2002-03 UMass Lowell 11-20-52003-04 UMass Lowell 15-18-72004-05 UMass Lowell 20-12-42005-06 UMass Lowell 14-20-22006-07 UMass Lowell 8-21-72007-08 UMass Lowell 16-17-42008-09 UMass Lowell 20-16-2 Hockey East Tournament Finalist2009-10 UMass Lowell 19-16-4 Career Totals (14 Years) 236-211-55UML Career (9 Years) 145-153-38

Year GP G A TP +/- PIM PP SH GW1981-1982 32 2 22 24 - 28 - - -1982-1983 31 2 24 26 +22 44 0 1 01983-1984 34 4 25 29 +45 48 1 1 01984-1985 30 5 35 40 +34 20 0 3 0Career Totals 127 13 106 119 +101 140 1 5 0

National Championships: 1982-83, 1984-85RIT Hall of Fame inductee: 1991

BLAISE MacDONALD RIT PLAYING CAREER

(10-7-3 in CHA) with a freshman-dominated lineup. NU advanced to the CHA Tournament before falling in the semifinal to Wayne State (3-2, OT) and de-feating Air Force (2-1) in the consolation. In his six years at Boston University, Mac-Donald helped the Terriers to a 144-42-11 record which included five appearances in the NCAA Frozen Four and the 1995 national championship. The Ter-riers also captured three Hockey East tournament and regular season championships and two Beanpot crowns. During the past 16 years, MacDonald has recruited and coached many players who have moved on to careers in the NHL. He played a key role in the development of players such as Adrian Aucoin, Rich Brennan, Greg Gardner, Mike Grier, Scott Lachance, Tom Poti and former River Hawk All-American goalie Dwayne Roloson. MacDonald has also coached NHL all-stars Tony Amonte, Keith Tkachuk, and 1998-99 NHL Rookie of the Year Chris Drury, who helped Colorado to the 2001 Stanley Cup title. As a player, MacDonald was an All-American defenseman in his senior season at RIT and led the Tigers to the NCAA Division II championship in 1983 and 1985. He helped RIT defeat ULowell, 5-1, in the 1983 Tournament semifinal at Tully Forum. During his career, MacDonald set former RIT records for career assists (106) and points (119) by a defen-seman. He was inducted into the RIT Hall of Fame in 1991. MacDonald served on the American Hockey Coaches Association Board of Governors and was honored by Business First for his career achieve-ments and community involvement as part of its 2000 “40 Under Forty” program. An avid runner, MacDonald has competed in six Boston Marathons, recording his best time of 3:08:00 in 1992. MacDonald holds dual citizenship with Canada as his parents hail from Nova Scotia. He and his wife, Carol, are the parents of four children – sons Cameron, 15, Joseph, 11, and Jacob, 9, and daughter Carly, 7, – and live in Westford, Mass.


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UMass Lowell finished with back-to-back winning seasons for the first time since 2002, what does that tell you about where the program is headed? We’ve gone through some challenging times where there has been some doubt

about the future of our program and clearly that’s not the optimal way to recruit. Since Chancellor Meehan arrived on campus, our team and our success have mirrored his commitment to the program. We’re very privilege to be in that position and be shown that commitment and we’re grateful for the players that went through that. Last year’s senior class went through a lot of tough times, but they finished really strong. They laid a strong foundation of success that future team’s will try and live up to. I can tell you that our recruiting has been at its highest level since I’ve arrived. We’ve been involved with very talented players that we would not have been involved with before. When you come to a game there are huge crowds here, the energy level is great, we’ve been highly ranked nationally, done well in Hockey East and we’ve had success in TV games. Then you look at how well UMass Lowell is perceived academically and the University becomes a very attractive option. This is a brand new beginning for this whole community and we’re just a part of that.

The River Hawks transition from a veteran squad to a young team, what changes in your coaching style? Patience, patience, patience. I think confidence is such a critical part to an athlete’s and team’s success. It’s easy for a coach to strip that confidence without even knowing it. We need to have an upbeat and enthusiastic environment with very clear goals, in both the short term and long term. The challenge is to live within the world of idealism and realism and push that limit the best you can while still being realistic. There are no feel good games in this league—if you lose two games in a row, you may think you’ll never win again—so we have to guard from pessimism. We’ll try to keep an upbeat attitude this season.

How do the changes to the Tsongas Center help the program? It just speaks to the commitment to the hockey program and to providing Division I athletics to this community. Now when you come into the Tsongas, the engagement of the student body, the fans, the kids in the stands, the alumni—it will be at an astronomically new level. I think when people come to the game they’re going to be wowed when they step into the Tsongas Center.

Hockey East has produced three consecutive National Champions, how does that affect a growing program? Playing in Hockey East is great because you always want to play against the best. It gives your players a level of experience they can’t gain anywhere else and we think if the tide rises, so will our boat. Last year was a good example. We played Boston College three times and they only scored four goals in three games—whereas they blew out almost everyone else en route to a National Championship. We beat them twice and that gives us tangible experiences that we can build on.

What will be the River Hawks’ greatest strength in 2010-11? As I look at our team now, our forwards look really good. We’ll be able to roll out 12 forwards in a game that will be able to compete and will allow us to have flexibility in our line match-ups. Also, having a young team, we will thrive on the enthusiasm they bring and their innocence. For younger players, they don’t get anxious because they don’t know any better—they’ll just go out and play.

What impact will new assistant coach Darryl Green have on the program? I’m really happy for Darryl, I had the privilege of coaching him for his last two years at UMass Lowell. He had a lot of success as a student-athlete here, won a lot of big games and he has a lot of patience. Darryl has a great outlook and a tremendous passion for the game. He is the ultimate ‘rink rat’ and really loves hockey at all levels. Players see that and gravitate towards him. Additionally, Dar-ryl comes from a high school teaching background. He understands the steps and pragmatic plan to teaching young people.

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Darryl GreenAssistant Coach

Jerry FortonAssistant Coach

Jerry Forton enters his second season with the River Hawks as an assistant coach after spending 13 years as a former assistant and associate head coach at Niagara University. While serving as the primary recruiter, Forton will work with the development of the defensemen.

Forton served as an assistant with Head Coach Blaise MacDonald at Niagara from 1996-2001. “Jerry is very familiar with my coaching philosophy and style,” said MacDonald, who will enter his ninth season this fall. “He compliments my strengths and weaknesses. “Most importantly, Jerry brings a tremendous wealth of experience, having coached at the Division I level for 14 years,” MacDonald added. “He has coached in three NCAA Tournaments. He has coached and recruited players who have been Hobey Baker candidates and has done a tremendous job without some of the resources we provide student-athletes here at UMass Lowell.” A former soccer/hockey standout at the University of Buffalo, Forton began his hockey coaching career with the inception of the program at Niagara in 1996 where he remained until last season. During his tenure, he helped guide the Purple Eagles to NCAA Tournament bids and College Hockey America (CHA) Tournament titles in 2000, 2004 and 2008, as well as CHA regular season championships in 1999-2000, 2005-06 and 2006-07. A 1986 graduate, Forton was a member of the UB hockey team from 1982-86, serving as an assistant captain his junior and senior years. Simultaneously he was a four-year goalkeeper on the Bulls soccer team and ranks third among all-time leaders in career goals against average (1.39) and wins (19). Forton was a three-time SUNY Center Conference standout and the Most Valuable Player of the conference tournament as a junior. He was also named

Darryl Green, a former River Hawk defenseman and head coach at Nashua High School North, enters his first season with UMass Lowell. Green will work with the defenseman, have input into the River Hawks’ special teams and support Jerry Forton with recruiting efforts. “Darryl brings an unparalleled level of passion,

commitment and understanding of what it takes to be student-athlete at UMass Lowell,” said MacDonald. “Even more importantly, he knows what it takes to be a Division I hockey player.” “Darryl brings great experience having been a successful high school head coach and working with our staff three years ago in a volunteer role as the Director of Hockey Operations. In addition, he has great knowledge of the way we play defense and will work closely with our young defensive core.” Prior to joining the River Hawk staff, Green had been teaching at Nashua High School North for the past five years and spent last season as the head coach of the Titans’ ice hockey program. “I wanted to be a college hockey coach and what better place than where I went to school,” said Green. “When the opportunity arose, I jumped at the chance to be apart of this program again.” “I’m excited to work with the defense and the power play units. As a

coaching staff we will have them prepared to win every game.” A 2003 graduate of UMass Lowell, Green earned his degree in Liberal Arts. As a member of the River Hawk hockey team, he compiled 46 points on 13 goals and 33 assists, despite sitting out his freshman year. The team enjoyed its greatest success during his junior season as UMass Lowell posted a 22-13-3 record and reached the Hockey East semi-finals. After college Green played professionally for two seasons, skating with the Wichita Thunder of the Central Hockey League in 2003-04 and the Pee-Dee Pride of the ECHL in 2004-05. Green then went onto serve as the Director of Hockey Operations for the River Hawks in 2007-08. Before attending UMass Lowell, Green starred for the Chatham Maroons of the Western Ontario Junior Hockey League, WOJHL, leading them to back-to-back WOJHL Junior `B’ Championships in 1998 and 1999. Green was voted as the league’s Defensive Most Valuable Player for the 1997-98 season. A native of Fairview, ONT, Green currently resides in Milford, NH with his wife, Nikki, and his daughter, Carly, 2.

to the National Soccer Coaches Association (NSCAA) All-America Team as a junior and senior. Forton earned his law degree from UB in 1989 and opened a law practice in Buffalo. He also spent six years (1990-96) as an assistant with the Bulls men’s soccer team and was inducted into the UB Athletic Hall of Fame in 1997. A fitness enthusiast, Forton has twice competed in the National Ironman Triathlon Championship. A native of Buffalo, he has served on the board of directors for two charities: the Early Childhood Foundation and Sea Fever, Inc., which provide funding and craftsman opportunities to disadvantaged children in inner city Buffalo. Forton and his wife Laura, a schoolteacher, reside in Boston with their daughter, Madison (5).


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Ed WalshVolunteer Assistant Coach

Two years ago, Ed Walsh returned to the UMass Lowell program after seven seasons as an assistant coach at Dartmouth College. He works primarlity with the River Hawks’ goaltenders. After just one season under his guidance, UMass Lowell increased the team’s save percentage from .908 to .916 and decreased its goals allowed average from 2.56 to 2.23.

The progress continued last season as the UMass Lowell goaltenders broke four program records: career (.913) and single season (.928) save percetange, career goals against average (2.33) and career shutouts (10). Walsh joined the Dartmouth program after spending eight seasons as an assistant coach at UMass Lowell. There he served as a systems analyst and goaltender coach. He was a member of the River Hawks in 1996 when they received the NCAA Division I Coaching Staff of the Year Award. During his tenure at UMass Lowell, the team appeared in the Hockey East Tournament

seven times and the NCAA quarterfinals twice. Walsh is currently coaching with the USA Hockey New England program and also works with USA Hockey as a coach and lecturer. Previously, he has been the head coach of the Select-17 Team for New Hampshire. Walsh coached two goaltenders who have played in the NHL and a number of others playing professionally. A native of Tewksbury, Mass., Walsh was a standout goaltender and was named the Defensive Player of the Year, and Goaltender of the Year. He was a member of Team Massachusetts that was crowned 1983 USA Champion. Walsh attended Salem State College. He suffered an injury following his freshman year that ended his playing career. For the last 20 years, he has owned and operated the Ed Walsh Hockey Schools, which specialize in providing offensive and defensive training and goaltending training. Walsh and his wife Joanne, has two sons, Alexander and Cameron. They reside in North Salem, N.H.

Artie PoitrasHead Athletic Trainer

Arthur Poitras, M. Ed, LATC, is in his 30th year at UMass Lowell and oversees an athletic health care staff of three which serves more than 300 men’s and women’s athletes. A native of Dracut, Massachusetts, Poitras was named Head Athletic Trainer for the River Hawks in the fall of 1999 and is primarily responsible for the day-to-day health care needs of the UML ice hockey team.

In addition to standard athletic training duties, Poitras handles the ad-ministration of athletic insurance and budget issues and is a staff liaison with outside medical providers. On the national level, Poitras serves as the representative to the College/University Athletic Trainer’s Committee, dealing with issues surrounding college athletic trainers around the country. In 2005, Poitras received the Marc Connelly Award, given anually to a non-player who made a significant positive impact on the River Hawk hockey program.

A 1981 graduate of Springfield College, Poitras earned his degree in Physical Education and received his National Athletic Trainers Association certificate in 1982. Poitras joined the athletic training staff at UML as a graduate assistant in 1981 before becoming a full-time assistant in 1983. In 1989, he earned his National Strength and Conditioning Association certification and completed his Master’s degree in Education Administration at UMass Lowell in 1995. Poitras, who has missed one game since UML’s entry into Division I in 1983-84, resides in Dracut with his wife, Leslie, and son Timothy, 12, who are regulars at UML hockey games.

Sean PatnoHead Equipment Manager

Sean Patno enters his third season as equip-ment manager for UMass Lowell hockey. He is responsible for ordering, issuing, maintaining and repairing all River Hawk hockey equipment. In addition, Patno coordinates the team’s traveling arrangements and student worker schedules. A former standout UMass Lowell baseball player, Patno starred at shortstop for the better

part of four seasons (2004-7). A sure-handed defender, he currently holds three program defensive assist records, most in a career (499), season (162) and game (11). In addition, he has the River Hawks’ record for sacrifice hits in a career (22). He was career .279 hitter. A 2007 graduate of UMass Lowell, Patno holds a bachelor’s degree in His-tory with a minor in Education.

A four-year baseball and hockey player at Chelmsford high school, Patno excelled in both sports. Named a Merrimack Valley Conference All-Star in baseball, he helped lead Chelmsford to the MVC Championship. Patno won the MVC Championship on the ice as well, even guiding Chelmsford to the Massachusetts Super Eight Tournament. Patno resides in Chelmsford.


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Jim GravesSports Psychologist

Dr. Jim Graves is in his fifth full year as the sports psychologist for the UMass Lowell River Hawks. His duties involve consulting with coaches, providing assessments of player mental skills, scheduling team presentations and consulting with individual players. Dr. Graves has been practicing in the field of Clinical and Applied Sport Psychology for over 30

years. He is committed to assisting people in reaching their goals, enhancing their performance, building their confidence, and strengthening their resolve. Dr. Graves is dedicated to helping his clients become more focused, more mentally tough and more successful when performing under pressure. His mission is to collaborate with his clients as they overcome the mental and emotional obstacles that have hidden their true potential. In addition to his role as team sport psychologist for the River Hawks, he has a private practice in North Chelmsford, Massachusetts along with a sports psychology practice called Head Game, where his clients are professional athletes, collegiate athletes and teams, aspiring elite competitors, serious

amateur athletes, and recreational weekend warriors. Dr. Graves is an adjunct faculty member at UMass Lowell where he teaches Sport and Exercise Psychology. Prior to joining UML, Dr. Graves taught at Antioch New England Graduate in Keene, New Hampshire for 20 years. Dr. Graves received his B.A. in Psychology from the University of Massa-chusetts, Amherst, where he captained the track team in 1972 and was the conference champion in the hurdles. He received his M.S. at Trinity Univer-sity in San Antonio, Texas, and his Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology from the American University in Washington, D.C. Dr. Graves is married with two adult children. He resides in Nashua, New Hampshire.

Craig Galloway Strength Coach

Craig Galloway enters his second season as the strength and conditioning coach with UMass Lowell hockey. He is the owner, general manager and a performance coach at CATZ Sports Performance Center in Wilmington. A graduate of Cornell University in 1991 with a degree in Mechanical Engineering, Galloway

was a member of Cornell’s nationally ranked wrestling team each of his 4 years. He received his Certified Personal Trainer Certification from the NSCA (National Strength & Conditioning Association) in 2000.


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Theleagueiscomingoffanotherrecord-breakingseason,astheHockeyEastAssociationboastsback-to-back-to-backNCAANationalChampionsforthefirsttimeinleaguehistory.Theleaguehasconsis-tentlyremainedthestrongestDivisionIconferencefromtoptobottom,encompassing10establishedDivision-Ihockeyprograms,enteringits27thseasonofplayin2010-2011.TheEaglesofBostonCollegewontheirleague-recordninthHockeyEastChampionshipinMarchof2010,whichincludedninestraightvictoriestocapturetheirfourthNCAAChampionshipinschoolhistory. HockeyEasthascontinuedasteadyrisetoprominencesinceitsfoundingcharteronJuly11,1983,whenthepossibilityofanapparentIvyLeaguedeparturethreatenedtheECAC.Inresponse,theathleticsdirec-torsfromBostonCollege,BostonUniversity,NewHampshire,NortheasternandProvidenceunveiledanewDivisionImen’sicehockeyconference.Together,BillFlynnofBostonCollege,JohnSimpsonofBostonUniversity,AndyMooradianofNewHampshire,JoeZabilskiofNortheasternandLouLamorielloofProvidencelaunchedHockeyEast.Lamorielloassumedtheroleoftheleague’sfirstcommissioner. Laterthatsummer,theBoardofDirectorsaddedtheUniversityofMaineandtheUniversityofLowell(nowUMassLowell).Officialconferencecompetitionoftheseven-teamleaguebeganwiththe1984-85season,andexpansionbroughttheleaguetonineteamswiththeadditionsofMerrimackCollege(1989)andtheUniversityofMassachusetts(1993).TheentryoftheUniversityofVermontforthe2005-06seasonbroughttheconferencemembershipto10teams. Sinceitsinception,HockeyEasthassetnewcompetitivestandardsforcollegehockeysuccess,annuallycompilinganimpressivecollectivewinningpercentageagainstnon-conferenceopponents,includingarecord.705duringthe2002-03seasonanda.669winpercentageduringthe25thanniversaryseasonof2008-09.Overthelast18years,HockeyEasthascementeditselfasthenation’selitecollegehockeyleague,havingearned28ofthe70berthsintheNCAAFrozenFourandboastingsevenNCAAtitlewinners:theUniversityofMainein1993and1999,BostonUniversityin1995,BostonCollegein2001and2008,BostonUniversityin2009andtheEaglesagainmostrecentlyin2010atFordFieldinDetroit,Mich.ThreeofthefourFrozenFourparticipantsin1999camefromtheHockeyEastranks,andin2007,bothBostonCollegeandtheUniversityofMainemadeittothesemifinalroundinSt.Louis,afterfivesquads(includ-ingBostonUniversity,MassachusettsandNewHampshire)wereselectedforthe16-teamNCAAfield.HockeyEastsentthreeteamstotheNCAATournamentin2010,markingsixtimesinthelastsevenseasonsthatleagueteamshaveaccomplishedthatfeat. HockeyEasthasproventobeanequallystrongpresenceofftheiceandintheclassroom.Leagueathletescontinuetodemonstratetheircommitmenttooverallexcellence,astheHockeyEastAll-AcademicTeamhonored79student-athletesforoutstandingacademicachievementduringthe2009-2010academicyear.Merrimack’sAndrewBraithwaiteearneda4.0GPAlastseasonandwastherecipientofHockeyEast’s“TopScholarAthlete”distinctionforthethirdstraightseason.Theleaguealsoboastedseven“DistinguishedScholar-Athletes”whorecordeda4.0GPAineverysemesteroftheirfouryearHockeyEastcareer.HockeyEastathletesalsomakeapositiveimpactonmanycommunityserviceprogramsacrosstheregion,volunteeringwithyouthhockeyassociationsandcommunityser-viceorganizations.FiveHockeyEastathleteshavereceivedtheprestigiousHockeyHumanitarianAward,twoeachfromthemen’sleagueandthreefromthewomen’s,andsevenothershavebeenfinalistsfortheaward.Northeastern’sseniorforwardMissyElumbawastherecipientoftheawardin2009,markingtheleague’sfifthhonoreeinasmanyyears. UNH’sBobbyButlerandMaine’sGustavNyquistwerenamedHobeyBakerHatTrickfinalistsandFirst-TeamAll-Americans,astheleaguehas

boastedfiveofthelastsixhattrickfinalistsinthelasttwoyears.TheleagueboastedsixAll-Americanslastyear,whichincludesreturneesNy-quistandBlakeKesselfromUNH. However,itisthequalityofitsindividualplayersasleadingathletesthatmostsetsHockeyEastapartfromtherest.Morethan47HockeyEastalumswereregularsonNHLrostersin2009-2010.VermontalumPatrickSharpwonthe2010StanleyCupwiththeChicagoBlackhawksinJune. Intotal,46activeHockeyEastplayershavebeenselectedintheNHLEntryDraft.Theleagueboasts32all-timefirstroundpicks,whichincludesBC’sKevinHayes(CHI)andBU’sCharlieCoyle(SJS),markingtheseventhdraftinwhichatleasttwoHockeyEastskaterswerechoseninthefirstround.BostonCollege’s10-11rosterboastsaleague-high12NHLdraftpicks,whilecross-townrivalBostonUniversityhasninestudent-athletesselected.Atotalof511HockeyEaststudent-athleteshavebeenselectedintheNHLEntryDraftinthe26-yearhistoryoftheleague,whichincluded10drafteesinthe2010EntryDraft. ThereachofHockeyEastcontinuestogrowasnewstate-of-the-artfacilitiesareconstructed,increasingcapacitiesandamenitiesforcollegehockeyfans.AndthefanshaverespondedwithoveramillionspectatorscameouttowatchHockeyEastteamsduringthe2009-10seasonforthefifthconsecutiveseason.

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Joe BertagnaCommissioner, Hockey East

One of themost respected college hockeyleaders in the country, Joe Bertagna beginshis29thseasonasaDivisionIcollegehockeyadministrator in 2010. He became the fourthCommissionerinHockeyEasthistoryonJuly,1,

1997,afterserving15yearswiththeEasternCollegeAthleticConference(ECAC). AnativeofArlington,Massachusetts,BertagnabeganworkingattheECACin1982,whenhewasnamedTournamentDirector.HewaslaternamedExecutiveDirectorof IceHockeyand thenbecameIceHockeyCommis-sionerin1991.HisaccomplishmentsattheECACincludedtheleague’sfirsttelevisionpackage,thefirsthockey-onlycorporatesponsorships,andtheestablishmentofthefirstU.S.women’sintercollegiateicehockeyleagues. BertagnamadehismarkimmediatelyatHockeyEast,engineeringamulti-yeartelevisiondealinhisfirstmonthonthejob.Shortlythereafter,leaguetournamentattendancerocketedforward,leadingtotheevent’sfirst-everselloutin2000.Mostrecently,BertagnawasinstrumentalinbringingabouttheformationoftheHockeyEastWomen’sLeague,justasheinitiatedleagueplayforbothDivisionIandDivisionIIIwomen’sprogramswhilewiththeECAC. Nationally,BertagnahasservedastheExecutiveDirectoroftheAmeri-canHockeyCoachesAssociationsince1991.Inthatrole,hehasoverseenthegrowthofAHCAmembershipfromjustunder300membersin1992toover1,300memberstoday.Healsoservedafour-yeartermontheNCAAIceHockeyRulesCommittee,thefinaltwoyearsaschairman. The1973Harvardgraduatehasenjoyedafruitfulplayingandcoachingcareer.AfterstarringingoalatArlington(MA)HighSchool,BertagnawentontoHarvardUniversityandplayedforHallofFamecoachesRalph“Cooney”WeilandandBillCleary.Hestartedeverygameingoalduringthe1971-72and1972-73seasons,leadingtheIvyLeaguewitha2.45GAAin1972. AfterHarvard,BertagnaplayedprofessionallyfortheMilwaukeeAdmi-ralsandinCortina,Italy.WhileinItaly,heledhisS.G.Cortinad’Ampezzosquadtothe1975ItalianChampionship. Hehasauthoredanumberofinstructionalbooksandvideosongoalten-

dingandedited“CrimsoninTriumph”,abookdedicatedtoHarvardathletichistory.Healsoeditedtwosuccessful issuesof,“NotTheBostonGlobe,”anewspaperparodysoldthroughoutNewEnglandinthemid-1980’s.Hiscreativeskillshavealsoledhimintovideoproduction,freelancewritingandproducinghighlighttapesforHarvardUniversityandtheBostonBruins.Hecontinuestocontributetothecollegehockeycommunityasafreelancewriterandtelevisioncommentator. BertagnaenjoyedabriefcollegecoachingcareeratHarvardUniversityinthelate1970’s,servingasMen’sJuniorVarsityCoachin1976-77andlaunchingHarvard’swomen’sicehockeyprogramin1977-78.HeservedasHeadCoachofHarvardWomen’sHockeyfortwoseasons. Bertagnabeganhisprofessionalcoachingcareerin1985withtheBos-tonBruins,stayingwiththeBruinsasthegoaltendercoachuntil1991andrejoiningtheteamforthe1994-95season.HealsohascoachedwithTeamUSA(1991CanadaCupand1994WinterOlympics)andwiththeMilwaukeeAdmirals (1994-96).Bertagnahasoperatedhisowngoaliecamps in thesummersince1973,attractingmorethan300goaltendersannuallytotheBostonarea. BertagnaandhiswifeKathyresideinGloucesterwiththeirthreechil-dren,Bobby(14),Joey(12)andGrace(9).

Pete SourisDirector of Public Relations, Hockey East

PeteSouris,agraduateoftheUniversityofNewHampshire ’01,wasnamedHockeyEast’sDirector of Public Relations in the summer of2007.Sourisbrings12yearsofexperiencetothepost,andhasbeenaffiliatedwiththeUNHathletic

departmentsincehewasastudentinthemid-1990’s.AfterearninghisBSinKinesiology:SportStudiesinDecemberof2001,Souriswaspromotedtothepostofassistantdirectorofmediarelationsthefollowingsummer,andthreeyearslaterwasnamedassociatedirector. InadditiontoservingastheprimarymediacontactfortheUNHmen’shockeyteam,Souriswastheleadcontactfortheschool’swomen’svolleyballandwomen’screwteams.SourisalsoservedasprimarymediacoordinatorfortheNCAAmen’shockeyNortheastRegionalsinManchester,NH,in2004and2007.HehasalsoworkedthelastnineFrozenFours,datingbackto1999-2000. In2006,healsoassumedresponsibilityformanagingthedepartment’swebsite(unhwildcats.com).

SourishasalsoworkedasacommunicationsinternforFOXSportsNetNewEnglandandasamarketinginternfortheBostonCeltics.From1998to2001,healsoservedasco-commissionerforthePortsmouth(NH)SummerBasketballLeague. HehasalsoworkedinamediasupportcapacityfortheBostonRedSoxatthe2003ALCSandALDS,aswellasservingasastatisticianforFoxSportsNationalforthe2007ALCSatFenwayPark. Souris,a1995graduateofBeverlyHighSchool, resides inBeverly,Mass.

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2009-10 Hockey East StandingsTeam GP W-L-T Pts GF GA Overall GF GANewHampshire 27 15-6-6 36 98 77 18-14-7 131 122BostonCollege* 27 16-8-3 35 99 61 29-10-3 171 104BostonUniversity 27 13-12-2 28 93 91 18-17-3 123 124Maine 27 13-12-2 28 95 90 19-17-3 143 130UMassLowell 27 12-11-4 28 82 72 19-16-4 114 92Merrimack 27 12-13-2 26 82 85 16-19-2 109 116Massachusetts 27 13-14-0 26 72 86 18-18-0 105 117Vermont 27 9-11-7 25 78 82 17-15-7 113 112Northeastern 27 11-14-2 24 70 87 16-16-2 93 100Providence 27 5-18-4 14 46 84 10-20-4 68 99

*Boston College won the Hockey East Tournament Title

Leading Scorers (Hockey East)Rank Player, School Cl GP G A Pts 1 BobbyButler,UNH SR 27 21 20 41 GustavNyquist,ME SO 27 12 29 41 3 StephaneDaCosta,MER FR 26 9 27 36 4 CamAtkinson,BC SO 27 18 16 34 BrianFlynn,ME SO 27 15 19 34 BrianGibbons,BC JR 27 11 23 34 7 JamesMarcou,UMA JR 27 8 24 32 8 PhilDeSimone,UNH JR 27 8 22 30 9 PaulThompson,UNH JR 27 13 16 29 10 CaseyWellman,UMA SO 27 13 15 28 ChrisBarton,MER JR 27 13 15 28 12 ColbyCohen,BU* JR 26 11 15 26 JoeWhitney,BC JR 27 11 15 26 TannerHouse,ME JR 27 10 16 26 15 JeffDimmen,ME* JR 27 12 13 25

*defenseman

Leading Scorers (All Games)Rank Player, School Cl GP G A Pts 1 GustavNyquist,ME SO 39 19 42 61 2 BobbyButler,UNH SR 39 29 24 53 CamAtkinson,BC SO 42 30 23 53 4 JamesMarcou,UMA JR 36 11 40 51 5 BrianGibbons,BC JR 42 16 34 50 6 BrianFlynn,ME SO 39 19 28 47 7 StephaneDaCosta,MER FR 34 16 29 45 CaseyWellman,UMA SO 36 23 22 45 JoeWhitney,BC JR 42 17 28 45 10 TannerHouse,ME JR 35 18 21 39 PaulThompson,UNH JR 39 19 20 39 12 NickBonino,BU JR 33 11 27 38 ChrisBarton,MER JR 37 19 19 38 BlakeKessel,UNH* SO 38 10 28 38 15 PhilDeSimone,UNH JR 39 10 27 37

*defenseman

Leading Goaltenders (Hockey East) Rank Player, School Cl GP Min W-L-T Sv. % GAA 1 ParkerMilner,BC FR 11 622 8-1-1 .921 1.93 2 JohnMuse,BC JR 17 1002 8-7-2 .912 2.27 3 CarterHutton,UML SR 18 1072 8-8-2 .920 2.35 4 RobMadore,VT SO 24 1413 7-9-7 .906 2.67 5 BrianFoster,UNH SR 26 1594 14-6-6 .913 2.75 6 JoeCannata,MER SO 17 943 8-8-1 .904 2.86 7 ScottDarling,ME SO 22 1228 12-5-2 .896 2.98 8 PaulDainton,UMA JR 23 1337 12-11-0 .902 3.05 9 AlexBeaudry,PC SO 26 1434 5-17-4 .914 3.05 10 NevinHamilton,UML SR 10 563 4-3-2 .902 3.09 11 ChrisRawlings,NU FR 24 1404 10-12-2 .904 3.12 12 AndrewBraithwaite,MER SR 13 685 4-5-1 .898 3.24 13 KieranMillan,BU SO 22 1271 11-11-0 .884 3.30

Leading Goaltenders (All Games) Rank Player, School Cl GP Min W-L-T Sv. % GAA 1 CarterHutton,UML SR 27 1614 13-12-2 .928 2.04 2 JohnMuse,BC JR 29 1723 19-8-2 .910 2.40 3 RobMadore,VT SO 34 2008 13-13-7 .908 2.66 4 ChrisRawlings,NU FR 31 1822 15-14-2 .913 2.83 5 AlexBeaudry,PC SO 31 1733 9-18-4 .916 2.87 6 BrianFoster,UNH SR 38 2297 17-14-7 .908 2.98 7 JoeCannata,MER SO 24 1362 10-13-1 .902 3.04 8 AndrewBraithwaite,MER SR 16 863 6-6-1 .902 3.06 9 PaulDainton,UMA JR 30 1735 15-15-0 .901 3.08 10 ScottDarling,ME SO 27 1511 15-6-3 .895 3.10 11 KieranMillan,BU SO 32 1868 16-16-0 .891 3.15

Carter Hutton ranked first among HE goaltenders with a 2.04 GAA.


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Rank Team GP GF GPG SF SPG 1 BostonCollege 27 99 3.67 925 34.3 2 NewHampshire 27 98 3.63 846 31.3 3 Maine 27 95 3.52 816 30.2 4 BostonUniversity 27 93 3.44 881 32.6 5 UMassLowell 27 82 3.04 791 29.3 Merrimack 27 82 3.04 850 31.5 7 Vermont 27 78 2.89 747 27.7 8 Massachusetts 27 72 2.67 835 30.9 9 Northeastern 27 70 2.59 696 25.8 10 Providence 27 46 1.70 791 29.3

Team Offense (Hockey East) Rank Team GP GF GPG SF SPG 1 BostonCollege 42 171 4.07 1385 33.0 2 Maine 39 143 3.67 1172 30.1 3 NewHampshire 39 131 3.36 1170 30.0 4 BostonUniversity 38 123 3.24 1246 32.8 5 Merrimack 37 109 2.95 1128 30.5 6 UMassLowell 39 114 2.92 1132 29.0 7 Massachusetts 36 105 2.92 1122 31.2 8 Vermont 39 113 2.90 1130 29.0 9 Northeastern 34 93 2.74 913 26.9 10 Providence 34 68 2.00 1048 30.8

Team Offense (All Games)

Team Defense (Hockey East) Rank Team GP GA GPG SA SPG 1 BostonCollege 27 61 2.26 692 25.6 2 UMassLowell 27 72 2.67 821 30.4 3 NewHampshire 27 77 2.85 873 32.3 4 Vermont 27 82 3.04 788 29.2 5 Providence 27 84 3.11 955 35.4 6 Merrimack 27 85 3.15 833 30.9 7 Massachusetts 27 86 3.19 810 30.0 8 Northeastern 27 87 3.22 853 31.6 9 Maine 27 90 3.33 773 28.6 10 BostonUniversity 27 91 3.37 780 28.9

Team Defense (All Games) Rank Team GP GA GPG SA SPG 1 UMassLowell 39 92 2.36 1139 29.2 2 BostonCollege 42 104 2.48 1112 26.5 3 Vermont 39 112 2.87 1137 29.2 4 Providence 34 99 2.91 1164 34.2 5 Northeastern 34 100 2.94 1080 31.8 6 NewHampshire 39 122 3.13 1298 33.3 7 Merrimack 37 116 3.14 1152 31.1 8 Massachusetts 36 117 3.25 1089 30.2 9 BostonUniversity 38 124 3.26 1092 28.7 10 Maine 39 130 3.33 1110 28.5

Power Play (Hockey East)

Penalty Kill (Hockey East)

Penalty Minutes (Hockey East)

Penalty Kill (All Games)

Penalty Minutes (All Games)Rank Team GP No. PIM PMPG 1 Merrimack 37 271 618 16.7 2 BostonUniversity 38 279 612 16.1 3 Maine 39 246 560 14.4 4 Northeastern 34 189 463 13.6 5 Massachusetts 36 200 471 13.1 6 BostonCollege 42 245 520 12.4 7 Vermont 39 214 464 11.9 8 UMassLowell 39 205 443 11.4 9 Providence 34 175 380 11.2 10 NewHampshire 39 181 373 9.6

Power Play (All Games)Rank Team GP PPG ATT SHA PCT 1 Maine 39 62 224 5 27.7% 2 BostonCollege 42 45 212 3 21.2% 3 Merrimack 37 36 171 5 21.1% 4 Massachusetts 36 36 179 5 20.1% 5 UMassLowell 39 35 180 4 19.4% 6 BostonUniversity 38 42 220 1 19.1% 7 Northeastern 34 36 196 4 18.4% 8 NewHampshire 39 25 152 0 16.4% 9 Vermont 39 26 161 1 16.1% 10 Providence 34 20 127 3 15.7%

Rank Team GP PPG ATT SHG PCT 1 Providence 34 130 154 0 84.4% 2 BostonCollege 42 172 204 7 84.3% 3 UMassLowell 39 144 173 1 83.2% 4 NewHampshire 39 128 154 7 83.1% 5 Merrimack 37 168 207 0 81.2% 6 BostonUniversity 38 179 221 10 81.0% 7 Vermont 39 146 182 1 80.2% 8 Maine 39 153 191 5 80.1% 9 Northeastern 34 121 153 4 79.1% 10 Massachusetts 36 117 152 2 77.0%

Rank Team GP PPG ATT SHA PCT 1 Maine 27 40 144 2 27.8% 2 Merrimack 27 28 119 4 23.5% 3 BostonCollege 27 26 129 1 20.2% 4 BostonUniversity 27 30 153 1 19.6% 5 UMassLowell 27 24 126 4 19.0% 6 Massachusetts 27 27 142 3 19.0% 7 Providence 27 18 102 3 17.6% 8 NewHampshire 27 18 106 0 17.0% 9 Northeastern 27 25 148 4 16.9% 10 Vermont 27 18 109 1 16.5%

Rank Team GP No. PIM PIM/G 1 Merrimack 27 191 433 16.0 2 Maine 27 181 427 15.8 3 BostonUniversity 27 191 398 14.7 4 Northeastern 27 157 388 14.4 5 Massachusetts 27 153 366 13.6 6 Vermont 27 158 341 12.6 7 BostonCollege 27 148 318 11.8 8 UMassLowell 27 136 297 11.0 9 Providence 27 136 291 10.8 10 NewHampshire 27 119 238 8.8

Rank Team GP PK ATT SHG PCT 1 BostonCollege 27 106 125 3 84.8% 2 Providence 27 103 123 0 83.7% 3 Maine 27 112 137 4 81.8% 4 UMassLowell 27 94 117 0 80.3% 5 Merrimack 27 117 146 0 80.1% 6 Vermont 27 106 134 1 79.1% 7 BostonUniversity 27 122 156 5 78.2% 8 NewHampshire 27 82 105 6 78.1% 9 Northeastern 27 96 123 2 78.0% 10 Massachusetts 27 86 112 2 76.8%

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2009-10 Hockey East All-Stars

First TeamPlayer (Year) School PositionBrianFoster NewHampshire GoaltenderJustinBraun Massachusetts DefenseColbyCohen BostonUniversity DefenseBlakeKessel NewHampshire DefenseBobbyButler NewHampshire ForwardGustavNyquist Maine ForwardBrianGibbons BostonCollege Forward

Second TeamPlayer (Year) School PositionCarterHutton UMassLowell GoaltenderJeremyDehner UMassLowell DefenseJeffDimmen Maine DefenseCamAtkinson BostonCollege ForwardStephaneDaCosta Merrimack ForwardJamesMarcou Massachusetts Forward

Honorable MentionPlayer (Year) School PositionAlexBeaudry Providence GoaltenderCarlSneep BostonCollege DefenseMarkFayne Providence DefenseNickBonino BostonUniversity ForwardBrianFlynn Maine ForwardCaseyWellman Massachusetts Forward

2009-10 Pro Ambitions All-Rookie Team

Player School PositionChrisRawlings Northeastern GoaltenderBrianDumoulin BostonCollege DefenseJakeNewton Northeastern DefenseMaxNicastro BostonUniversity DefenseStephaneDaCosta Merrimack ForwardChrisKreider BostonCollege ForwardSebastianStålberg Vermont Forward

2009-10 Hockey East All-Tournament Team

Player School PositionJohnMuse BostonCollege GoaltenderWillO’Neil Maine DefenseCarlSneep BostonCollege DefenseJoeyDiamond Maine ForwardGustavNyquist Maine ForwardBillFlynn BostonCollege Forward

2009-10 Hockey East Academic All-Stars

Player School PositionAndrewBraithwaite* Merrimack GoaltenderDjanLefebvre Massachusetts DefenseBarryGoers UMassLowell DefenseBenAlbertson Vermont ForwardKevinSwallow Maine ForwardScottCampbell UMassLowell Forward

*Hockey East Top Scholar Athlete

Hockey East Individual Honors

Athletic Republic Player of the Year

BobbyButler,Sr,F NewHampshire

Pro Ambitions Rookie of the Year

StephaneDaCosta,F Merrimack

Old Time Hockey Best Defensemen

JustinBraun,Sr,D Massachusetts

Gladiator Hockey Best Defensive Forward

BenHolmstrom,Sr,F UMassLowell

Len Ceglarski Sportsmanship Award

BenSmith,,Sr,F BostonCollege

Bob Kullen Award Coach of the Year

MarkDennehy, Merrimack

DickUmile NewHampshire

Charlie Holt Team Sportsmanship Award

NewHampshireWildcats

2009-10 Hockey East All-Academic Team

School No. of PlayersMassachusetts...................................................................... 13Maine.................................................................................. 12Merrimack............................................................................ 10Providence.............................................................................. 9UMassLowell.......................................................................... 9Northeastern.......................................................................... 8NewHampshire....................................................................... 8BostonCollege........................................................................ 5Vermont................................................................................. 4BostonUniversity.................................................................... 1

^^ two-time selection ^^^ three-time selection ^^^^ four-time selection

Scott Campbell ^^^Joe Caveney^Jeremy Dehner ^^^Jason DeLuca ^^^Maury Edwards ^^^

Barry Goers^^^Chris Ickert^Jonathan Maniff ^^^Paul Worthington ^^^^

MauryEdwards JasonDeLuca


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2009-10 Hockey East Composite Schedule

Allgamesstartat7:00p.m.ESTunlessotherwiseindicated*HockeyEastGame,#denotesCCHA/HEAChallengeGames

Saturday,October2St.FrancisXavieratUNH(Exh.)NewBrunswickatMassachusetts(Exh.,5pm)BostonU.vs.Toronto(Exh.)AcadiaatNortheastern(Exh.)

Sunday,October3NewBrunswickatVermont(Exh.)AcadiaatMaine(Exh.,4pm)BostonCollegevs.Toronto(Exh.)TBAvs.UMass-Lowell(Exh.,4pm)

Friday,October8NortheasternatProvidence*UMass-LowellatMaine*MassachusettsatMinnesotaUNHatMiami(7:30pm)DenveratVermontIceBreakerTournament(atSt.Louis,Mo.)BostonUniversityvs.Wisconsin(TBA)

Saturday,October9BostonCollegeatNortheastern*MassachusettsatMinnesotaUNHatMiamiDenveratVermontConnecticutatMaineMerrimackatNiagara

Sunday,October10IceBreakerTournament(atSt.Louis,Mo.)BostonUniversityvs.HolyCross/NotreDame(TBA)

Thursday,October14MaineatMichiganState

Friday,October15BostonCollegeatDenverUMass-LowellatNiagaraMaineatMichiganStateRensselaeratNortheasternProvidenceatMinnesota-Duluth

Saturday,October16MassachusettsatBostonU.*MichiganatUNHConnecticutatMerrimackBostonCollegeatDenverMerrimackatNiagaraUMass-LowellatRITProvidenceatMinnesota-Duluth

Friday,October22BostonU.atMassachusetts*UNHatNortheastern*ProvidenceatUMass-Lowell*NorthDakotaatMaine

Saturday,October23NortheasternatUMass-Lowell*ProvidenceatBostonU.*MerrimackatVermont*BostonCollegeatNotreDameNorthDakotaatMaine

Friday,October29BostonU.atUMass-Lowell*ProvidenceatMassachusetts*MerrimackatBostonCollege*HolyCrossatNortheasternUNHatCornell

Saturday,October30UMass-LowellatBostonU.*MassachusettsatProvidence*BostonCollegeatMerrimack*MaineatVermont*BentleyatNortheastern

Tuesday,November2UMass-LowellatBostonCollege*SwedishUnder-20TeamatMerrimack(Exh.,TBA)

Wednesday,November3SwedishUnder-20TeamatBostonU.(Exh.)

Friday,November5UNHatBostonCollege*VermontatUMass-Lowell*MerrimackatProvidence*ArmyatMassachusetts

Saturday,November6MaineatBostonU.*VermontatProvidence*(4pm)UNHatUMass-Lowell*Niagaravs.Northeastern(atHartford,Conn.)SwedishNationalTeamatMassachusetts(Exh.)

Friday,November12NortheasternatMaine*BostonCollegeatVermont*MassachusettsatUNH*MerrimackatBostonU.*ProvidenceatAlabama-Huntsville

Saturday,November13NortheasternatMaine*BostonCollegeatVermont*MassachusettsatUNH*BostonU.atMerrimack*ProvidenceatAlabama-Huntsville

Friday,November19BostonU.atUNH*MaineatBostonCollege*NortheasternatProvidence*MerrimackatUMass-Lowell*YaleatMassachusetts

Saturday,November20UNHatBostonU.*ProvidenceatNortheastern*UMass-LowellatMerrimack*

Sunday,November21MaineatBostonCollege*(3pm)

Tuesday,November23VermontatMassachusetts*BrownatUNH

Friday,November26NortheasternatVermont*BostonCollegeatMerrimack*(4pm)MinnesotaStateatUMass-Lowell

Saturday,November27MerrimackatUNH*QuinnipiacatMassachusettsBrownatBostonU.ProvidenceatHolyCrossMinnesotaStateatUMass-Lowell

Sunday,November28VermontatBostonCollege*

Tuesday,November30MerrimackatHarvard

Thursday,December2UNHatUMass-Lowell*

Friday,December3BostonCollegeatBostonU.*MerrimackatNortheastern*MaineatProvidence*

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Saturday,December4BostonU.atBostonCollege*NortheasternatMerrimack*MaineatProvidence*UMass-LowellatMassachusetts*

Sunday,December5VermontatUNH*(4pm)

Tuesday,December7ProvidenceatBrown

Wednesday,December8NortheasternatBostonU.VermontatYale

Friday,December10UNHatMaine*BostonU.atRensselaerUMass-LowellatPrinceton

Saturday,December11QuinnipiacatProvidenceUMass-LowellatPrincetonBostonU.atRensselaer

Sunday,December12MassachusettsatMaine*(4pm)VermontatDartmouth(4pm)

Saturday,December18VermontatSt.Lawrence

Wednesday,December29FloridaCollegeClassic(atEstero,Fla.)Miamivs.Maine

Thursday,December30FloridaCollegeClassic(atEstero,Fla.)Cornell/St.Cloudvs.MaineDartmouthTournament(atHanover,N.H.)BostonCollegevs.OpponentMassachusettsatWisconsinMerrimackatArmy

Friday,December31DartmouthTournament(atHanover,N.H.)BostonCollegevs.OpponentMassachusettsatWisconsin

Saturday,January1CatamountCup(atBurlington,Vt.)OhioStatevs.VermontChicagoTournament(atHoffmanEstates,Ill.)BostonU.vs.MinnesotaState(TBA)MerrimackatRITProvidenceatNewBrunswick(Exh.)

Sunday,January2St.LawrenceatUNH(4pm)CatamountCup(atBurlington,Vt.)Harvardvs,VermontChicagoTournament(atHoffmanEstates,Ill.)BostonU.vs.Brown/NotreDame(TBA)ProvidenceatNewBrunswick(Exh.)U.S.Under-18TeamatMaine(Exh.,4pm,atPortland,Maine)

Friday,January7ProvidenceatBostonCollege*NortheasternatMassachusetts*UMass-LowellatUNH*

Saturday,January8BostonU.atVermont*BostonCollegeatProvidence*UNHatMassachusetts*MaineatMerrimack*(4pm)UMass-LowellatNortheastern*

Wednesday,January12BostonU.atMerrimack

Friday,January14VermontatNortheastern*ProvidenceatMaine*MassachusettsatUMass-Lowell*Merrimackvs.Alabama-Huntsville(atNashville,Tenn.,8pm)

Saturday,January15VermontatNortheastern*UMass-LowellatMassachusetts*Dartmouthvs.UNH(atManchester,N.H.)Merrimackvs.Alabama-Huntsville(atNashville,Tenn.,2pm)

Sunday,January16BostonCollegeatMaine*(4pm)

Wednesday,January19HarvardatNortheastern

Friday,January21MassachusettsatVermont*BostonCollegeatBostonU.*UMass-LowellatMerrimack*ProvidenceatUNH*

Saturday,January22MassachusettsatVermont*MaineatNortheastern*UMass-LowellatBostonCollege*BostonU.atUNH*

Sunday,January23U.S.Under-18TeamatProvidence(Exh.)

Tuesday,January25BentleyatUMass-Lowell

Friday,January28VermontatMerrimack*BostonU.atMaine*UNHatProvidence*MassachusettsatNortheastern*

Saturday,January29VermontatMerrimack*BostonU.atMaine*ProvidenceatUNH*NortheasternatMassachusetts*BostonCollegeatUMass-Lowell*

Friday,February4MaineatUNH*ProvidenceatVermont*MassachusettsatBostonCollege*UMass-LowellatBostonU.*MerrimackatNortheastern*Saturday,February5MaineatUNH*ProvidenceatVermont*MassachusettsatMerrimack*

Monday,February759thannualBeanpotTournament(atBoston,Mass.)Harvardvs.Northeastern(5pm)BostonCollegevs.BostonU.(8pm)

Friday,February11VermontatMaine*MerrimackatUNH*NortheasternatUMass-Lowell*BostonU.atMassachusetts*BostonCollegeatProvidence*

Saturday,February12VermontatMaine*UNHatMerrimack*(7:30pm)ProvidenceatMassachusetts*

Monday,February1459thannualBeanpotTournament(atBoston,Mass.)ConsolationGame(5pm)ChampionshipGame(8pm)

Friday,February18UNHatVermont*MaineatUMass-Lowell*NortheasternatBostonCollege*MerrimackatMassachusetts*ProvidenceatBostonU.*


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Saturday,February19UNHatVermont*MaineatUMass-Lowell*BostonCollegeatNortheastern*(7:30pm)MassachusettsatMerrimack*BostonU.atProvidence*

Friday,February25VermontatBostonU.*MerrimackatMaine*BostonCollegeatMassachusetts*UMass-LowellatProvidence*NortheasternatUNH*

Saturday,February26VermontatBostonU.*MerrimackatMaine*MassachusettsatBostonCollege*ProvidenceatUMass-Lowell*UNHatNortheastern*

Friday,March4UNHatBostonCollege*BostonU.atNortheastern*ProvidenceatMerrimack*UMass-LowellatVermont*MaineatMassachusetts*

Saturday,March5BostonCollegeatUNH*NortheasternatBostonU.*MerrimackatProvidence*UMass-LowellatVermont*MaineatMassachusetts*

HOCKEY EAST TOURNAMENTFriday,March11-Sunday,March13Quarterfinalsatcampussites

Friday,March18SemifinalsatTDGarden(5/8pm,NESN)

Saturday,March19ChampionshipatTDGarden(7pm,NESN)

NCAA TOURNAMENT (Times TBA)Friday,March25EastRegionalWestRegional

Saturday,March26MidwestRegionalNortheastRegionalWestRegionalFinalEastRegionalFinal

Sunday,March27MidwestRegionalFinalNortheastRegionalFinal

FROZEN FOUR (Times TBA)Thursday,April7atXCelEnergyCenter(atSt.Paul,Minn.)NCAASemifinals(5/8:30pm)

Saturday,April9atXcelEnergyCenter(atSt.Paul,Minn.)NCAAChampionshipGame(7pm,ESPN)

(AlltimeslistedareEastern)

JeremyDehner(topleft),BenHolmstrom(topright)andCarterHutton(bottom)we’reeachhonoredattheHockeyEastbanquet.


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2010-11 Opponents

B 2009-10 Media Guide

2010-11 Season SeriesFri., October 29 Tsongas Center 7:00 p.m.Sat., October 30 Agganis Arena 7:00 p.m.Fri., February 4 Agganis Arena 7:00 p.m.

Quick FactsLocation: Boston, MAPresident: Robert A. BrownEnrollment: 16,261Founded: 1839Executive Director of Athletics: Jack ParkerWebsite: www.goterriers.comColors: Scarlet and WhiteNickname: TerriersArena: Agganis Arena (6,300)

Team InformationHead Coach: Jack Parker (Boston University, ‘68)Overall Record: 816-412-101 (36 years)Record at BU: SameHockey Office Phone: (617) 353-46392009-10 Record: 35-6-42009-10 Hockey East Record: 18-5-4 (1st)Players Returning/Lost: 16/8Newcomers: 7

Media RelationsHockey SID: Brian KelleyOffice Phone: (617) 353-2872Cell Phone: (617) 595-6999Fax: (617) 353-5286E-Mail: [email protected] Box Phone: (617) 358-7300

BOSTON UNIVERSITY

Series HistoryAll-Time: 18-64-8Winning Pct. vs. BU: .244At UML Home Sites: 11-25-5At Tsongas Center: 7-10-2At BU Home Sites: 7-33-3Neutral Site: 0-6-0Hockey East Playoffs: 1-8-0Overtime: 0-2-8

Series Results: Last 6 Meetings12/12/08 BU 3 UML 2 at BU2/6/09 BU 5 UML 3 at BU3/21/09 BU 1 UML 0 Neutral10/30/09 BU 5 UML 4 OT at UML10/31/09 UML 3 BU 2 at BU2/5/10 BU 3 UML 2 at UML* For an All-Time Series List See Page 65

BOSTON COLLEGE

2010-11 Season SeriesTues., November 2 Conte Forum 7:00 p.m.Sat., January 22 Conte Forum 7:00 p.m.Sat., January 29 Tsongas Center 7:00 p.m.

Quick FactsLocation: Chestnut Hill, MAPresident: Rev. William P. Leahy, S.J.Enrollment: 14,500Founded: 1863Athletic Director: Gene DiFilippoWebsite: www.bceagles.comColors: Maroon and GoldNickname: EaglesArena: Kelley Rink (7,884)

Team InformationHead Coach: Jerry York (Boston College, ‘67)Overall Record: 821-529-89 (37 years)Record at BC: 354-194-55 (15 years)Hockey Office Phone: (617) 552-30282009-10 Record: 18-14-52009-10 HE Record: 11-11-5 (6th)Returning/Lost: 14/9Newcomers: 10

Media RelationsHockey SID: Tim ClarkOffice Phone: (617) 552-8841Cell Phone: (857) 233-3536Fax: (617) 552-4903E-Mail: [email protected] Box Phone: (617) 552-4747

Series HistoryAll-Time: 31-53-7Winning Pct. vs. BC: .379At UML Home Sites: 16-24-3At Tsongas Center: 5-14-1At BC Home Sites: 15-26-3Neutral Site: 0-3-1Hockey East Playoffs: 1-4-2Overtime: 1-1-7

Series Results: Last 6 Meetings1/16/09 UML 4 BC 3 OT at BC2/13/09 UML 6 BC 0 at BC2/14/09 UML 4 BC 4 OT at BC1/23/10 UML 3 BC 1 at UML2/12/10 UML 4 BC 1 at UML2/13/10 BC 2 UML 1 at BC* For an All-Time Series List See Page 65

Eagles

Terriers

2010-11 ScheduleOctober3 TORONTO (EX) 3 PM8 vs Wisconsin 7 PM10 vs Notre Dame 7 PM 16 MASSACHUSETTS * 7 PM 22 at Massachusetts * 7 PM 23 PROVIDENCE * 7 PM29 at UMass Lowell * 7 PM 30 UMASS LOWELL * 7 PMNovember6 MAINE * 7 PM 12 MERRIMACK * 7 PM13 at Merrimack * 7 PM19 at New Hampshire * 7 PM 20 NEW HAMPSHIRE * 7 PM 27 BROWN 7 PMDecember3 BOSTON COLLEGE * 7:30 PM4 at Boston College * 7:30 PM 8 NORTHEASTERN 7 PM 11 at Rensselaer 3:30 PMJanuary1 vs Brown 3:05 pm 2 vs Mich St./Notre Dm 2 PM/5 PM 9 at Vermont * 7 PM 12 at Merrimack * 7 PM 15 HARVARD 7 PM 21 BOSTON COLLEGE * 7:30 PM 22 at New Hampshire * 7 PM 28 at Maine * 7 PM 29 at Maine * 7 PM February4 UMASS LOWELL * 7 PM 7 vs Boston College 8 PM 11 at Massachusetts * 7:30 PM 14 vs Harvard/Norestrn 5 PM/8 PM 18 PROVIDENCE * 7 PM 19 at Providence * 7 PM 25 VERMONT * 7:30 PM 26 VERMONT * 6:00 pmMarch4 at Northeastern * 7 PM5 NORTHEASTERN * 7 PM

* Hockey East

2010-11 ScheduleOctober3 TORONTO (EX) 3 PM9 at Northeastern * 7 PM15 at Denver 7 PM16 at Denver 7 PM23 at Notre Dame 7 PM29 MERRIMACK * 7 PM 30 at Merrimack * 7 PM November2 UMASS LOWELL * 7 PM5 NEW HAMPSHIRE * 7 PM 12 at Vermont * 7 PM 13 at Vermont * 7 PM 19 MAINE * 7 PM 21 MAINE * 1 PM 26 at Merrimack * 4 PM 28 VERMONT * 4 PMDecember3 Boston University * 7:30 PM 4 BOSTON UNIVERSITY * 7:30 PM 30 vs Colgate 4 PM 31 vs Mrcyhrst/Dartmoth 4 PM/7 PMJanuary7 PROVIDENCE * 7:30 PM 8 at Providence * 7 PM 16 at Maine * 7 PM 21 at Boston University * 7:30 PM22 UMASS LOWELL * 7 PM 29 at UMass Lowell * 7 PM February4 MASSACHUSETTS * 7 PM 7 vs Boston University 8 PM 11 at Providence * 7 PM14 vs Harvard /Norestrn 5 PM/8 PM 18 NORTHEASTERN * 7 PM 19 at Northeastern * 7:30 PM 25 at Massachusetts * 7 PM 26 MASSACHUSETTS * 7 PMMarch4 NEW HAMPSHIRE * 7:30 PM5 at New Hampshire * 7 PM

* Hockey East

Jack ParkerHead Coach

Jerry YorkHead Coach

Joe WhitneySenior Forward

Joe PereiraSenior Captain


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2010-11 Season SeriesSat., December 4 Mullins Center 7:00 p.m.Fri., January 14 Tsongas Center 7:00 p.m.Sat., January 15 Mullins Center 7:00 p.m.

Quick FactsLocation: Amherst, MAChancellor: Dr. Robert C. HolubEnrollment: 26,360Founded: 1863Athletic Director: John McCutcheonWebsite: www.umassathletics.comColors: Maroon and WhiteNickname: MinutemenArena: Mullins Center (8,373)

Team InformationHead Coach: Don Cahoon (Boston University, ‘72)Overall Record: 309-339-67 (22 years)Record at UMass: 129-166-31 (9 years)Hockey Office Phone: (413) 545-51752009-10 Record: 16-20-32009-10 Hockey East Record: 10-14-3 (7th)Players Returning/Lost: 21/8Newcomers: 7

Media RelationsHockey SID: John SinnettOffice Phone: (413) 545-1744Cell Phone: (413) 687-2237Fax: (413) 545-1556 E-Mail: [email protected] Box Phone: (413) 545-6139

MASSACHUSETTS

Series HistoryAll-Time: 31-21-6Winning Pct. vs. UMA: .586Record at UML Home Sites: 14-12-2Record at Tsongas Center: 8-8-2Record at UMA Home Sites: 17-9-4Neutral Site: N/AHockey East Playoffs: 0-2-0Overtime: 2-2-6

Series Results: Last 6 Meetings11/15/08 UML 2 UMA 0 at UMass1/17/09 UMA 4 UML 3 at UML2/7/09 UML 2 UMA 1 at UMass12/5/09 UML 5 UMA 3 at UML1/15/10 UMA 3 UML 2 at UMA1/16/10 UMA 2 UML 1 at UMA* For an All-Time Series List See Page 66

MAINE

2010-11 Season SeriesFri., October 8 Alfond Arena 7:00 p.m.Fri., February 18 Tsongas Center 7:00 p.m.Sat., February 19 Tsongas Center 7:00 p.m.

Quick FactsLocation: Orono, MEPresident: Dr. Robert KennedyEnrollment: 12,000Founded: 1865Athletic Director: TBAWebsite: www.goblackbears.comColors: Blue and WhiteNickname: Black BearsArena: Alfond Arena (5,445)

Team InformationHead Coach: Tim Whitehead (Hamilton, ‘85)Overall Record: 275-221-47 (14 years)Record at Maine: 199-126-36 (9 years)Hockey Office Phone: (207) 581-11062009-10 Record: 19-17-32009-10 Hockey East Record: 13-12-3 (4th)Players Returning/Lost: 20/7Newcomers: 7

Media RelationsHockey SID: Laura ReedOffice Phone: (207) 581-3646Cell Phone: (207) 478-4256Fax: (207) 581-3297E-Mail: [email protected] Box Phone: (207) 581-1049

Series HistoryAll-Time: 29-71-3Winning Pct. vs. Maine: .296Record at UML Home Sites: 12-27-2Record at Tsongas Center: 4-12-0Record at Maine Home Sites: 16-33-1Neutral Site: 1-1-0 Hockey East Playoffs: 1-14-0

Overtime: 4-5-3

Series Results: Last 6 Meetings11/27/09 ME 3 UML 1 at UML2/19/10 ME 8 UML 4 at ME2/20/10 UML 4 ME 2 at ME3/12/10 UML 2 ME 1 at ME 3/13/10 ME 2 UML 0 at ME3/14/10 ME 3 UML 2 OT at ME* For an All-Time Series List See Pages 65-66

Black Bears

Minutemen

2010-11 ScheduleOctober2 NEW BRUNSWICK (EX) 3 PM 8 at Minnesota 7 PM 9 at Minnesota 7 PM 16 at Boston University * 7 PM 22 BOSTON UNIVERSITY * 7 PM29 PROVIDENCE * 7 PM 30 at Providence * 7 PMNovember5 ARMY 7 PM 6 SWEDEN UNDER-20 (EX) 12 PM 12 at New Hampshire * 7 PM 13 at New Hampshire * 7 PM 23 VERMONT * 7 PM 27 QUINNIPIAC 7 PMDecember4 UMASS LOWELL * 1:30 PM 12 at Maine * 4 PM 30 at Wisconsin 7 PM 31 at Wisconsin 7 PM January7 NORTHEASTERN * 7 PM8 NEW HAMPSHIRE * 7 PM14 at UMass Lowell * 7:30 PM 15 UMASS LOWELL * 7 PM 21 at Vermont * 7 PM 22 at Vermont * 7 PM 28 at Northeastern * 7:30 PM 29 NORTHEASTERN * 7 PMFebruary4 at Boston College * 7 PM 5 at Merrimack * 7 PM 11 BOSTON UNIVERSITY * 7:30 PM 12 PROVIDENCE * 7 PM 18 MERRIMACK * 7 PM 19 at Merrimack * 7 PM 25 BOSTON COLLEGE * 7 PM 26 at Boston College * 7 PMMarch4 MAINE * 7 PM 5 MAINE * 7 PM

* Hockey East

2010-11 ScheduleOctober3 Acadia (exh.) 4 PM8 UMass Lowell* 7 PM9 UConn 7 PM14 at Michigan State 7 PM15 at Michigan State 7 PM22 North Dakota 7 PM23 North Dakota 7 PM30 at Vermont * 7 PMNovember6 at Boston Univ. * 7 PM12 Northeastern * 7 PM13 Northeastern * 7 PM19 at Boston College * 7 PM21 at Boston College * 4 PMDecember3 at Providence * 7 PM4 at Providence * 7 PM10 New Hampshire * 7 PM12 Massachusetts * 4 PM29 vs. Miami ! TBA30 vs. St. Cloud/Cornell ! TBAJanuary2 US Under-18 (ex) 4 PM8 at Merrimack * 4 PM14 Providence * 7 PM16 Boston College * 4 PM22 at Northeastern * 7 PM28 Boston University * 7 PM29 Boston University * 7 PMFebruary4 at New Hampshire * 7 PM5 at New Hampshire * 7 PM11 Vermont * 7 PM12 Vermont * 7 PM18 at UMass Lowell * 7 PM19 at UMass Lowell * 7 PM25 Merrimack * 7 PM26 Merrimack * 7 PMMarch4 at Massachusetts * 7 PM5 at Massachusetts * 7 PM

* Hockey East! Florida College Classic

Don CahoonHead Coach

Tim WhiteheadHead Coach

Tanner HouseSenior Captain

Paul DaintonSenior Captain

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2010-11 Season SeriesSat., November 6 Whittemore Center 7:00 p.m.Thurs., December 2 Tsongas Center 7:00 p.m.Fri., January 7 Tsongas Center 7:00 p.m.

Quick FactsLocation: Durham, NHPresident: Dr. Mark HuddlesonEnrollment: 14,492Founded: 1866Athletic Director: Martin ScaranoWebsite: www.unhwildcats.comColors: Blue and WhiteNickname: WildcatsArena: Whittemore Center (6,501)

Team InformationHead Coach: Richard Umile (New Hampshire, ‘72)Overall Record: 462-234-78 (20 years)Record at UNH: SameHockey Office Phone: (603) 862-11612009-10 Record: 18-14-72009-10 Hockey East Record: 15-6-6 (1st)Players Returning/Lost: 21/4Newcomers: 6

Media RelationsHockey SID: Tom WilkinsOffice Phone: (603) 862-0730Cell Phone: (603) 969-7049Fax: (603) 862-3839E-Mail: [email protected] Box Phone: (603) 862-0735

NEW HAMPSHIRE

Series HistoryAll-Time: 30-51-15Winning Pct. vs. UNH: .387At UML Home Sites: 14-19-8At Tsongas Center: 6-9-4At UNH Home Sites: 14-31-7Neutral Site: 2-1-0Hockey East Playoffs: 5-5-0Overtime: 1-1-15

Series Results: Last 6 Meetings11/14/08 UML 8 UNH 3 at UML12/5/08 UNH 2 UML 0 at UML12/6/08 UNH 3 UML 2 at UNH11/8/09 UML 6 UNH 3 at UML12/4/09 UNH 2 UML 1 at UNH1/8/10 UML 2 UNH 2 OT at UNH* For an All-Time Series List See Page 67

MERRIMACK

2010-11 Season SeriesFri., November 19 Tsongas Center 7:00 p.m.Sat., November 20 Volpe Center 7:00 p.m.Fri., January 21 Volpe Center 7:00 p.m.

Quick FactsLocation: North Andover, MAPresident: Dr. Christopher HopeyEnrollment: 2,150Founded: 1947Athletic Director: Glenn HofmannWebsite: www.merrimackathletics.comColors: Navy Blue, Gold and WhiteNickname: WarriorsArena: J. Thom Lawler Arena (2,500)

Team InformationHead Coach: Mark Dennehy (Boston College, ‘91)Overall Record: 30-108-18 (5 years)Record at MC: SameHockey Office Phone: (978) 837-53412009-10 Record: 16-19-22009-10 HE Record: 12-13-2 (6th)Returning/Lost: 20/6Newcomers: 7

Media RelationsHockey SID: Brad DavisOffice Phone: (978) 837-5364Cell Phone: (978) 886-8968Fax: (978) 837-5079E-Mail: [email protected] Box Phone: (978) 837-5397

Series HistoryAll-Time: 67-32-8Winning Pct. vs. MC: .664At UML Home Sites: 37-15-3At Tsongas Center: 13-4-2At Merrimack Home Sites: 28-15-5Neutral Site: 2-2-0Hockey East Playoffs: 2-0-0Overtime: 3-1-7

Series Results: Last 6 Meetings11/25/08 UML 3 MC 1 at MC1/22/09 UML 3 MC 2 at UML1/24/09 UML 3 MC 2 at MC11/21/09 UML 6 MC 3 at UML1/22/10 UML 5 MC 4 at UML2/6/10 MC 2 UML 1 at MC* For an All-Time Series List See Pages 66

Warriors

Wildcats

2010-11 ScheduleOctober2 St. Fran. Xavier (ex) 7 PM8 at Miami (Ohio) 7:30 PM9 at Miami (Ohio) 7 PM16 Michigan 7 PM22 at Northeastern * 7 PM29 at Cornell 7 PMNovember5 at Boston College * 7 PM6 at UMass Lowell * 7 PM12 Massachusetts * 7 PM13 Massachusetts * 7 PM19 Boston University * 7 PM20 at Boston University * 7 PM23 Brown 7 PM27 Merrimack * 7 PMDecember3 at UMass Lowell * 7 PM5 Vermont * 4 PM10 at Maine * 7 PMJanuary2 St. Lawrence 4 PM7 UMass Lowell * 7 PM8 at Massachusetts * 7 PM15 vs. Dartmouth @ 7 PM21 Providence * 7 PM22 Boston University * 7 PM28 at Providence * 7 PM29 Providence * 7 PMFebruary4 Maine * 7 PM5 Maine * 7 PM11 Merrimack * 7 PM12 at Merrimack * 7 PM18 at Vermont * 7 PM19 at Vermont * 7 PM25 Northeastern * 7 PM26 at Northeastern * 7 PMMarch4 at Boston College * 7 PM5 Boston College * 7 PM

* Hockey East@ at Verizon Wireless Arena (Manchester, N.H.)

2010-11 ScheduleOctober9 at Niagara 7 PM16 Connecticut 7 PM23 at Vermont * 7 PM29 at Boston College * 7 PM30 Boston College * 7 PMNovember2 Sweden U-20 (ex) TBA5 at Providence * 7 PM12 at Boston University * 7 PM13 Boston University * 7 PM19 at UMass Lowell * 7 PM20 UMass Lowell * 7 PM26 Boston College * 4 PM27 at New Hampshire * 7 PM30 at Harvard 7 PMDecember3 at Northeastern * 7 PM4 Northeastern * 7 PM30 at Army 7 PMJanuary1 at RIT 7 PM8 Maine * 7 PM12 Boston University * 7 PM14 at Alabama-Hunts. 8 PM15 at Alabama-Hunts. 2 PM21 UMass Lowell * 7 PM28 Vermont * 7 PM29 Vermont * 7 PMFebruary4 at Northeastern * 7 PM5 Massachusetts * 7 PM11 at New Hampshire * 7 PM12 New Hampshire * 7 PM18 Massachusetts * 7 PM19 at Massachusetts * 7 PM25 at Maine * 7 PM26 at Maine * 7 PMMarch4 Providence * 7 PM5 at Providence * 7 PM

* Hockey East

Richard UmileHead Coach

Mark DennehyHead Coach

Chris BartonSenior Captain

Mike SisloSenior Captain


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2010-11 Season SeriesFri., October 22 Tsongas Center 7:00 p.m.Fri., February 25 Schneider Arena 7:00 p.m.Sat., February 26 Tsongas Center 7:00 p.m.

Quick FactsLocation: Providence, RIChancellor: Rev. Brian J. Shanley, O.P.Enrollment: 3,837Founded: 1917Athletic Director: Robert G. Driscoll, Jr.Website: www.friars.comColors: Black, White and SilverNickname: FriarsArena: Schneider Arena (3,030)

Team InformationHead Coach: Tim Army (Providence, ‘85)Overall Record: 58-98-20 (5 years)Record at PC: SameHockey Office Phone: (401) 865-21682009-10 Record: 10-20-42009-10 Hockey East Record: 5-18-4 (10th)Players Returning/Lost: 22/6Newcomers: 6

Media RelationsHockey SID: Jorge RochaOffice Phone: (401) 865-2201Cell Phone: (401) 529-8438Fax: (401) 865-2583 E-Mail: [email protected] Box Phone: (401) 865-1414

Series HistoryAll-Time: 36-46-10Winning Pct. vs. PC: .446Record at UML Home Sites: 14-21-7Record at Tsongas Center: 7-9-2Record at PC Home Sites: 22-24-3 Neutral Site: 1-0-0Hockey East Playoffs: 4-1-1Overtime: 4-5-10

Series Results: Last 6 Meetings10/24/08 UML 4 PC 1 at UML11/21/08 UML 6 PC 1 at UML1/10/09 PC 4 UML 2 at PC11/24/09 PC 4 UML 2 at PC2/26/10 UML 4 PC 0 at UML2/27/10 UML 2 PC 2 OT at PC* For an All-Time Series List See Page 67-68

NORTHEASTERN

2010-11 Season SeriesSat., October 23 Tsongas Center 7:00 p.m.Sat., January 8 Matthews Arena 7:00 p.m.Fri., February 11 Tsongas Center 7:00 p.m.

Quick FactsLocation: Boston, MAPresident: Dr. Joseph AounEnrollment: 15,521Founded: 1898Athletic Director: Peter RobyWebsite: www.gonu.comColors: Red and BlackNickname: HuskiesArena: Matthews Arena (4,666)

Team InformationHead Coach: Greg Cronin (Colby, ‘86)Overall Record: 93-101-23 (6 years)Record at NU: 73-88-21 (5 years)Hockey Office Phone: (617) 373-26312009-10 Record: 16-16-22009-10 Hockey East Record: 11-14-2 (9th)Players Returning/Lost: 18/10Newcomers: 10

Media RelationsHockey SID: Mark MajewskiOffice Phone: (617) 373-3643Cell Phone: ((734) 812-5480Fax: (617) 373-3152E-Mail: [email protected] Box Phone: (617) 373-5561

Series HistoryAll-Time: 53-36-7Winning Pct. vs. NU: .589Record at UML Home Sites: 24-15-2Record at Tsongas Center: 10-8-1Record at NU Home Sites: 28-19-5Neutral Site: 1-2-0 Hockey East Playoffs: 9-4-0Overtime: 5-2-7

Series Results: Last 6 Meetings2/28/09 NU 3 UML 1 at UML3/20/09 UML 3 NU 2 OT Neutral10/24/09 UML 3 NU 1 at UML1/3/10 NU 2 UML 1 Neutral1/9/10 UML 6 NU 5 OT at NU1/29/10 NU 2 UML 1 at NU* For an All-Time Series List See Page 67

Huskies

2010-11 ScheduleOctober8 NORTHEASTERN * 7 PM15 at Minnesota Duluth 7 PM 16 at Minnesota Duluth 7 PM 22 at UMass Lowell * 7 PM 23 at Boston University * 7 PM 29 at Massachusetts * 7 PM 30 MASSACHUSETTS * 7 PMNovember5 MERRIMACK * 7 PM 6 VERMONT * 7 PM 12 at Alab-Huntsville 7 PM 13 at Alab-Huntsville 7 PM 19 NORTHEASTERN * 7 PM 20 at Northeastern * 7 PM 27 at Holy Cross 7 PMDecember3 MAINE * 7 PM 4 MAINE * 7 PM 7 at Brown 7 PM 11 QUINNIPIAC 2 PMJanuary1 at New Brunswick (EX) 7 PM 2 at New Brunswick (EX) 7 PM 7 at Boston College * 7:30 PM 8 BOSTON COLLEGE * 7 PM 14 at Maine * 7 PM 21 at New Hampshire * 7 PM 23 USA UNDER-18 (EX) 7 PM28 NEW HAMPSHIRE * 7 PM 29 at New Hampshire * 7 PMFebruary4 at Vermont * 7 PM 5 at Vermont * 7 PM 11 BOSTON COLLEGE * 7 PM12 at Massachusetts * 7 PM 18 at Boston University * 7 PM 19 BOSTON UNIVERSITY * 7 PM 25 UMASS LOWELL * 7 PM 26 at UMass Lowell * 7 PM March4 at Merrimack 7 PM5 MERRIMACK * 7 PM

* Hockey East

2010-11 ScheduleOctober8 at Providence * 7 PM9 Boston College * 7 PM15 RPI 7 PM22 New Hampshire * 7 PM23 at UMass Lowell * 7 PM29 Holy Cross 7 PM30 Bentley 7 PMNovember5 Niagara 7 PM12 at Maine * 7 PM13 at Maine * 7 PM19 at Providence * 7 PM20 PROVIDENCE * 7 PM26 at Vermont * 7 PMDecember3 Merrimack * 7 PM4 at Merrimack * 7 PM8 at Boston University * 7 PMJanuary7 at Massachusetts * 7 PM8 UMass Lowell * 7 PM14 Vermont * 7 PM15 Vermont * 7 PM19 Harvard 7 PM22 Maine * 7 PM28 Massachusetts * 7 PM29 at Massachusetts * 7 PMFebruary4 Merrimack * 7 PM7 vs. Harvard # 5/8 PM11 at UMass Lowell * 7 PM14 vs. BC/BU # 5/8 PM18 at Boston College * 7 PM19 Boston College * 7 PM25 at New Hampshire * 7 PM26 New Hampshire * 7 PMMarch4 Boston University * 7 PM5 at Boston University * 7 PM* Hockey East# Beanpot Tournament

Tim ArmyHead Coach

Greg CroninHead Coach

Tyler McNeelySenior Captain

Kyle MacKinnonSenior

PROVIDENCEFriars

2010-11 Opponents


VERMONT

2010-11 Season SeriesFri., November 5 Tsongas Center 7:00 p.m.Fri., March 4 Gutterson Fieldhouse 7:00 p.m.Sat., March 5 Gutterson Fieldhouse 7:00 p.m.

Quick FactsLocation: Burlington, VTPresident: Dr. Daniel Mark FogelEnrollment: 9,867Founded: 1791Athletic Director: Dr. Robert CorranWebsite: www.uvmathletics.comColors: Green and GoldNickname: CatamountsArena: Gutterson Fieldhouse (4,003)

Team InformationHead Coach: Kevin Sneddon (Harvard, ‘92)Overall Record: 155-192-49 (11 years)Record at UVM: 105-93-31 (6 years)Hockey Office Phone: (802) 656-14142009-10 Record: 22-12-52009-10 HE Record: 15-8-4 (4th)Returning/Lost: 22/4Newcomers: 6

Media RelationsHockey SID: Chris WojcikOffice Phone: (802) 656-1110Cell Phone: (802) 310-6102Fax: (802) 656-8328E-Mail: [email protected] Box Phone: (802) 656-4193

Series HistoryAll-Time: 12-12-4Winning Pct. vs. UVM: .500At UML Home Sites: 5-5-1At Tsongas Center: 3-5-1At Vermont Home Sites: 6-5-3Neutral Site: 1-2-0Hockey East Playoffs: 2-0-0Overtime: 1-1-4

Series Results: Last 6 Meetings2/21/09 UML 1 UVM 0 at UVM3/13/09 UML 4 UVM 3 OT at UVM3/14/09 UML 4 UVM 2 at UVM11/6/09 UML 3 UVM 3 OT at UVM3/5/10 UML 5 UVM 2 at UML3/6/10 UML 1 UVM 1 OT at UML* For an All-Time Series List See Page 68

Catamounts

2010-11 ScheduleOctober3 NEW BRUNSWICK (EX) 3 PM8 DENVER 7 PM9 DENVER 7 PM23 MERRIMACK * 7 PM30 MAINE * 7 PM November5 at UMass Lowell * 7 PM 6 at Providence * 7 PM 12 BOSTON COLLEGE * 7 PM 13 BOSTON COLLEGE * 7 PM 23 at Massachusetts * 7 PM 26 NORTHEASTERN * 7 PM 28 at Boston College * 4 PMDecember5 at New Hampshire * 4 PM 8 at Yale 7 PM 12 at Dartmouth 4 PM 18 at St. Lawrence 7 PM 29 U.S. NATIONAL UN. (EX) 8 PMJanuary 1 OHIO STATE 7 PM 2 HARVARD 7 PM 9 BOSTON UNIVERSITY * 7 PM 14 at Northeastern * 7 PM 15 at Northeastern * 7 PM 21 MASSACHUSETTS * 7 PM 22 MASSACHUSETTS * 7 PM 28 at Merrimack * 7 PM 29 at Merrimack * 7:30 PMFebruary4 PROVIDENCE * 7 PM 5 PROVIDENCE * 7 PM11 at Maine * 7 PM 12 at Maine * 7 PM 18 NEW HAMPSHIRE * 7:30 PM 19 NEW HAMPSHIRE * 7 PM 25 at Boston University * 7:30 PM 26 at Boston University * 6 PMMarch4 UMASS LOWELL * 7 PM 5 UMASS LOWELL * 7 PM* Hockey East

Kevin SneddonHead Coach

Kevan Miller Senior Captain

BENTLEY

2010-11 Season SeriesTues., January 25 Tsongas Center 7:00 p.m.

Quick FactsLocation: Waltham, MAPresident: Gloria Cordes LarsonEnrollment: 4,016Founded: 1917Athletic Director: Robert DeFeliceWebsite: www.bentleyfalcons.comColors: Blue & GoldNickname: FalconsArena: John A. Ryan Skating Arena (1,200)

Team InformationHead Coach: Ryan Soderquist (Bentley, ‘00)Overall Record: 97-154-8 (8 years)Record at Bentley: SameHockey Office Phone: (781) 891-22562009-10 Record: 12-19-42009-10 AHA Record: 10-15-3 (8th)Players Returning/Lost: 19/6Newcomers: 8

Media RelationsHockey SID: Kyle MackOffice Phone: (781) 891-2417Cell Phone: (646) 387-2648Fax: (781) 891-2648E-Mail: [email protected] Box Phone: -

Series HistoryAll-Time: 3-0-0Winning Pct. vs. Bentley: 1.000Record at UML Home Sites: 3-0-0Record at Tsongas Center: 3-0-0Record at Bentley Home Sites: 0-0-0Neutral Site: 0-0-0Overtime: 0-0-0

Series Results: Last 6 Meetings11/11/03 UML 5 BEN 3 at UML11/27/04 UML 8 BEN 0 at UML12/8/07 UML 4 BEN 1 at UML* For an All-Time Series List See Page 68

Falcons

2010-11 ScheduleOctober15 at Quinnipiac 7 PM 16 at Rensselaer 5 PM 22 at Clarkson 7 PM 23 at Clarkson 7:30 PM 30 at Northeastern 7 PM November3 at Sacred Heart * 7 PM 12 at Niagara * 7 PM 13 at Niagara * 7 PM 19 Connecticut * 7 PM 20 at Holy Cross * 7 PM 27 Canisius * 7 PM 28 Canisius * 4 PM December3 at Robert Morris * 7 PM 4 at Robert Morris* 7 PM 10 at Army * 7 PM 30 Air Force * 7 PM 31 Air Force * 5 PMJanuary 11 at American Inter. * 7 PM14 at RIT * 7 PM 15 at RIT * 7 PM 21 Mercyhurst * 7 PM 22 Mercyhurst* 7 PM 25 at UMass-Lowell 7 PM 28 Army * 7 PM 29 Army * 7 PM February4 Sacred Heart * 7 PM 5 at Sacred Heart * $ 7 PM 11 at American Inter. * 7 PM 12 American Inter. * 7 PM 18 Connecticut * 7 PM 19 at Connecticut * 7 PM 25 at Holy Cross * 7 PM 26 Holy Cross * 7 PM

* AHA Opponent$ Bridgeport, Conn. (Arena at Harbor Yards)Ryan Soderquist

Head CoachJoe CampanelliSophomore


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2010-11 Season SeriesFri., October 15 Dwyer Arena 7:00 p.m.

Quick FactsLocation: Niagara, NYPresident: Rev. Joseph L. Levesque, C.M.Enrollment: 3,853Founded: 1856Athletic Director: Ed McLaughlinWebsite: www.PurpleEagles.comColors: Purple & WhiteNickname: Purple EaglesArena: Dwyer Arena (2,100)

Team InformationHead Coach: Dave Burkholder (RIT ‘84)Overall Record: 156-141-32 (9 Years)Record at Niagara: SameHockey Office Phone: 716-286-87802009-10 Record: 12-20-42009-10 AHA Record: 6-10-2 (T-3rd)Players Returning/Lost: 21/7Newcomers: 8

Media RelationsHockey SID: Chris SmithOffice Phone: 716-286-8724Cell Phone: 716-628-0833Fax: 716-286-8582E-Mail: [email protected] Box Phone: N/A

NIAGARA

MINNESOTA STATE-MANKATO

2010-11 Season SeriesFri., November 26 Tsongas Center 7:00 p.m.Sat., November 27 Tsongas Center 7:00 p.m.

Quick FactsLocation: Mankato, MNPresident: Dr. Richard DavenportEnrollment: 14,028Founded: 1868Athletic Director: Kevin BuismanWebsite: www.msumavericks.comColors: Purple and GoldNickname: MavericksArena: Verizon Wireless Center (4,832)

Team InformationHead Coach: Troy Jutting (Minnesota State, ‘87)Overall Record: 158-182-47Record at Mankato: SameHockey Office Phone: 507-389-05192009-10 Record: 16-20-32009-10 WCHA Record: 9-17-2 (T-8th)Players Returning/Lost: 18/10Newcomers: 9

Sports InformationHockey SID: Paul AllanOffice Phone: 507-389-2625Cell Phone: 507-381-7503Fax: 507-389-1923E-Mail: [email protected] Box Phone: 507-389-3000

Series HistoryAll-Time: 2-1-0Winning Pct. vs. Mankato: .667Record at UML Home Sites: 0-0-0Record at Tsongas Center: 0-0-0Record at Mankato Home Sites: 0-0-0Neutral Site: 2-1-0Overtime: 1-0-0

Series Results: Last 6 Meetings3/17/79 UML 6 MSU 4 Neutral3/14/80 MSU 8 UML 1 Neutral3/13/81 UML 8 MSU 7 OT Neutral* For an All-Time Series List See Page 68

Mavericks

Purple Eagles

2010-11 ScheduleOctober2 York (ex) 4 PM9 Merrimack 7 PM15 UMass Lowell 7 PM22 at Union 7 PM23 at RPI 7 PM29 Mercyhurst * 7 PM30 Robert Morris * 7 PMNovember2 at Canisius * 7 PM5 at Northeastern 7 PM12 Bentley * 7 PM13 Bentley * 7 PM19 RIT * 7 PM20 Air Force * 7 PM23 Colgate 7 PM26 at Army * 7 PM27 at Army * 7 PMDecember3 Connecticut * 7 PM4 Connecticut * 7 PM11 at Colgate 7 PMJanuary7 at Holy Cross * 7 PM8 at Holy Cross * 7 PM14 at American Inter. * 7 PM15 at American Inter. * 7 PM21 Sacred Heart * 7 PM22 Sacred Heart * 7 PM28 Robert Morris * 7 PM29 at Robert Morris* 7 PMFebruary4 Mercyhurst * 7 PM5 at Mercyhurst * 7 PM11 at Air Force * 9 PM12 at Air Force * 9 PM17 at Canisius * 7 PM19 Canisius * 7 PM25 at RIT * 7 PM26 RIT * 7 PM

* AHA Opponent

2010-11 ScheduleOctober4 British Columbia (ex) 7:30 PM8 St. Lawrence 7:30 PM9 St. Lawrence 7 PM15 at Michigan Tech * 7 PM16 at Michigan Tech * 7 PM22 Colorado College * 7:30 PM23 Colorado College* 7 PM29 at Alaska Anchorage * 7 PM30 at Alaska Anchorage * 7 PMNovember5 at Neb.-Omaha * 7:30 PM6 at Neb.-Omaha * 7 PM12 at Denver * 7:30 PM13 at Denver * 7 PM26 at UMass Lowell 7 PM27 at UMass Lowell 4 PMDecember3 Minnesota * 7:30 PM4 Minnesota * 7 PM10 North Dakota * 7:30 PM11 North Dakota * 7 PMJanuary1 vs. Boston Univ. $ TBA2 vs. Brown/Notre Dame $ TBA7 American Inter. 7:30 PM8 American Inter. 7 PM14 Denver * 7:30 PM15 Denver * 7 PM21 at Wisconsin * 7 PM22 at Wisconsin * 7 PM28 at St. Cloud State * 7 PM29 at St. Cloud State * 7 PMFebruary4 Bemidji State * 7:30 PM5 Bemidji State * 7 PM11 at Colorado College * 7:30 PM12 at Colorado College* 7 PM18 Minnesota Duluth * 7:30 PM19 Minnesota Duluth * 7 PMMarch4 Alaska Anchorage * 7:30 PM5 Alaska Anchorage * 7 PM

* WCHA Opponent

Dave BurkholderHead Coach

Troy JuttingHead Coach

Ben YoudsSenior Captain

David McIntyre Senior Captain

Series HistoryAll-Time: 6-1-0Winning Pct. vs. Niagara: .857Record at UML Home Sites: 2-1-0Record at Tsongas Center: 2-1-0Record at Niagara Home Sites: 2-0-0Neutral Site: 2-0-0Overtime: 1-0-0

Series Results: Last 6 Meetings10/20/02 UML 4 NU 3 at NU10/24/03 UML 6 NU 1 Neutral12/14/03 NU 6 UML 5 at UML10/9/04 UML 3 NU 2 OT at NU12/30/04 UML 5 NU 2 at UML10/21/06 UML 7 NU 4 Neutral* For an All-Time Series List See Page 68

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2010-11 Season SeriesSat., October 16 Ritter Arena 7:00 p.m.

Quick FactsLocation: Rochester, NYPresident: Dr. Bill DestlerEnrollment: 17,000Founded: 1829Athletic Director: Lou SpiottiWebsite: www.ritathletics.comColors: Orange and BrownNickname: TigersArena: Ritter Arena (2,100)

Team InformationHead Coach: Wayne Wilson (Bowling Green, ‘84)Overall Record: 216-103-25 (11 years)Record at RIT: SameHockey Office Phone: 585-475-22232009-10 Record: 28-12-12009-10 AHA Record: 22-5-1 (1st)Players Returning/Lost: 17/7Newcomers: 7

Sports InformationHockey SID: Joe VenniroOffice Phone: 585-475-5598Cell Phone: 585-739-3939Fax: N/AE-Mail: [email protected] Box Phone: 585-475-5537

RITTigers

2010-11 ScheduleOctober2 Wilfrid Laurier (ex) 3 PM8 vs. St. Cloud State 5:30 PM9 at Nebraska-Omaha 8 PM16 UMass-Lowell ^ 7:30 PM22 at RPI 7 PM22 at Union 7 PM29 Robert Morris * 7 PM30 at Cornell 7 PMNovember7 at Air Force * 8 PM12 Connecticut * 7 PM13 Connecticut * 7 PM19 at Niagara * 7 PM26 Sacred Heart * 7 PM27 Sacred Heart * 4 PMDecember3 at American Inter. * 7 PM4 at American Inter. * 4 PM10 at Mercyhurst * 7 PM11 at Mercyhurst * 7 PM17 Canisius * 7 PMJanuary1 Merrimack 7 PM7 at Army * 7 PM8 at Army * 7 PM14 Bentley * 7 PM15 Bentley * 7 PM21 at Holy Cross * 7 PM22 at Holy Cross * 7 PM29 Mercyhurst * 7 PMFebruary4 Air Force * 7 PM5 Air Force * 7 PM11 Canisius * 7 PM13 at Canisius * 7 PM18 at Robert Morris * 7 PM19 at Robert Morris * 7 PM25 Niagara * 7 PM26 at Niagara * 7 PM

* AHA Hockey Opponent ̂played at Blue Cross Arena in Rochester, NY

Wayne WilsonHead Coach

Andrew FavotSenior Captain

Series HistoryAll-Time: 4-1-0Winning Pct. vs. RIT: .800Record at UML Home Sites: 4-0-0Record at Tsongas Arena: 1-0-0Record at RIT Home Sites: 0-0-0Neutral Site: 0-1-0Overtime: 0-0-0

Series Results: Last 6 Meetings12/15/69 UML 5 RIT 1 at UML12/20/81 UML 5 RIT 1 at UML12/19/82 UML 5 RIT 3 at UML3/18/83 RIT 4 UML 1 Neutral11/29/08 UML 6 RIT 3 at UML* For an All-Time Series List See Page 68

PRINCETON

2010-11 Season SeriesFri., December 10 Hobey Baker Memorial Rink 7:00 p.m.Sat., December 11 Hobey Baker Memorial Rink 7:00 p.m.

Quick FactsLocation: Princeton, NJPresident: Shirley TilghmanEnrollment: 4,600Founded: 1746Athletic Director: Gary D. WaltersWebsite: www.goprincetontigers.comColors: Orange and BlackNickname: TigersArena: Hobey Baker Memorial Rink (2,092)

Team InformationHead Coach: Guy Gadowsky (Colorado College ’89)Overall Record: 144-168-32 (8 Seasons)Record at Michigan State: 76-79-10 (5 Seasons)Hockey Office Phone: (609) 258-50582009-10 Record: 22-12-12009-10 ECAC Record: 14-8-0 (3rd)Players Returning/Lost: 21/3Newcomers: 6

Sports InformationHockey SID: Yariv AmirOffice Phone: (609) 258-5701Cell Phone: n/aFax: 609) 258-2399E-Mail: [email protected] Box Phone: 609) 258-1813

Series HistoryAll-Time: 4-1-0Winning Pct. vs. Princeton: .800Record at UML Home Sites: 2-1-0Record at Tsongas Arena: 1-1-0Record at Princeton Home Sites: 1-0-0Neutral Site: 1-0-0Overtime: 0-0-0

Series Results: Series History12/28/88 UML 9 PU 4 Neutral11/4/95 UML 5 PU 4 at UML1/23/00 UML 6 PU 2 at PU12/11/09 UML 4 PU 1 at UML12/12/09 PU 3 UML 2 at UML* For an All-Time Series List See Page 68

Tigers

2010-11 ScheduleOctober20 TROIS-RIVIERES (EX) 7 PM 23 MORRISVILLE (EX) 7 PM 29 vs Dartmouth 4 PM 30 vs Brown/Yale 4 PM/7 PMNovember5 at Yale * 7 PM 6 at Brown * 7 PM 12 at Colgate * 7 PM 13 at Cornell * 7 PM 19 HARVARD * 7 PM 20 DARTMOUTH * 4 PM 23 at Quinnipiac * 7 PMDecember3 CLARKSON * 7 PM 4 ST. LAWRENCE * 5 PM 10 UMASS LOWELL 7 PM 11 UMASS LOWELL 7 PM 29 vs Bowling Green 4 PM 30 vs HolyCrss/Connectt 4 PM/7 PMJanuary3 QUINNIPIAC * 7 PM 7 CORNELL * 7 PM 9 COLGATE * 4 PM 25 SACRED HEART 7 PM 28 at St. Lawrence * 7 PM 29 at Clarkson * 4 PMFebruary4 UNION * 7 PM 5 RENSSELAER * 7 PM 11 at Harvard * 7 PM 12 at Dartmouth * 4 PM 18 BROWN * 7 PM 20 YALE * 1 PM 25 at Rensselaer * 7 PM 26 at Union * 7 PM

* ECAC Opponent

Guy GadowskyHead Coach

Jody PedersonSenior Captain


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UML vs. BOSTON COLLEGEUML trails all-time series 31-53-7

Date H/A W-L ScoreDec. 11, 1978 A Win 3-0Nov. 15, 1983 A Loss 2-3Nov. 17, 1984 H Win 7-5Jan. 30, 1985 A Loss 6-15Feb. 14, 1985 H Loss 2-4Mar. 15, 1985 * # N Loss 5-6Nov. 19, 1985 A Loss 5-7Jan. 21, 1986 H Loss 6-9Feb. 16, 1986 A Loss 0-3Mar. 14, 1986 * # N Loss 2-5Nov. 5, 1986 H Loss 3-4Nov. 8, 1986 A Win 4-3Jan. 28, 1987 A Loss 6-7Jan. 30, 1987 H Win 5-3Nov. 20, 1987 A Win 5-4Jan. 29, 1988 H Win 5-3Feb. 5, 1988 A Loss 5-6Mar. 4, 1988 * H Tie (OT) 3-3Mar. 5, 1988 * H Win 5-2Nov. 8, 1988 H Loss 0-6Jan. 27, 1989 H Loss 2-8Feb. 3, 1989 A Tie (OT) 4-4Dec. 9, 1989 H Win 3-2Jan. 23, 1990 A Loss 2-3Feb. 23, 1990 A Loss 3-6Jan. 25, 1991 A Loss 0-4Jan. 26, 1991 H Win 3-2Feb. 15, 1991 H Loss 3-7Dec. 6, 1991 H Win 6-3Jan. 24, 1992 A Tie (OT) 2-2Feb. 23, 1992 A Loss 3-6Nov. 13, 1992 A Win 5-2Nov. 14, 1992 H Loss 2-3Feb. 12, 1993 A Win 7-3Feb. 13, 1993 H Win 5-2Nov. 12, 1993 H Tie (OT) 3-3Nov. 13, 1993 A Win 4-3Jan. 28, 1994 A Tie (OT) 3-3Jan. 29, 1994 H Win 4-1Dec. 9, 1994 A Win 4-3Dec. 10, 1994 H Loss (OT) 3-4Feb. 3, 1995 H Loss 3-7Dec. 1, 1995 A Loss 5-6Dec. 2, 1995 H Win 8-3Jan. 6, 1996 A Win 6-4Nov. 1, 1996 A Win 6-4Nov. 2, 1996 H Loss 4-8Jan. 3, 1997 H Win 6-4Mar. 15, 1997 * & N Tie (OT) 2-2Jan. 30, 1998 A Loss 3-4Feb. 27, 1998 H Loss 4-5Feb. 28, 1998 A Loss 3-7Oct. 30, 1998 A Loss 3-7Oct. 31, 1998 H Loss 4-6Feb. 19, 1999 H Loss 2-3Mar. 11, 1999 * A Loss 0-5Mar. 12, 1999 * A Loss 4-5Nov. 7, 1999 A Loss 1-4Jan. 14, 2000 A Loss 2-6Feb. 4, 2000 H Loss 2-5Nov. 4, 2000 H Loss 1-6Jan. 12, 2001 H Loss 1-2Feb. 2, 2001 A Loss 3-4Mar. 16, 2001 * & N Loss 1-5Oct. 19, 2001 A Win 7-2Jan. 11, 2002 A Win 3-2Jan. 12, 2002 H Win 8-4Oct. 26, 2002 H Loss 3-4Jan. 10, 2003 A Loss 3-6Jan. 11, 2003 H Loss 1-7Nov. 5, 2003 A Loss 1-4Feb. 20, 2004 A Loss 1-4Feb. 21, 2004 H Loss 0-5Oct. 19, 2004 H Loss 2-3Feb. 18, 2005 A Win 3-1Feb. 19, 2005 H Win 4-1Jan. 28, 2006 H Loss 3-4Feb. 23, 2006 A Loss 0-6Feb. 25, 2006 H Win 6-3Jan. 27, 2007 A Loss 3-4Feb. 22, 2007 A Loss 0-3

Feb. 24, 2007 H Loss 3-4Jan. 18, 2008 H Loss 4-5Feb. 15, 2008 A Win 3-1Feb. 16, 2008 H Loss 2-5Jan. 16, 2009 A Win (OT) 4-3Feb. 13, 2009 A Win 6-0Feb. 14, 2009 H Tie (OT) 4-4Jan. 23, 2010 H Win 3-1Feb. 12, 2010 H Win 4-1Feb. 13, 2010 A Loss 1-2 * - Hockey East Tournament # - Providence Civic Center & - TD Banknorth Garden

UML vs. BOSTON UNIVERSITYUML trails all-time series 18-64-8

Date H/A W-L ScoreNov. 4, 1983 A Loss 0-8Feb. 17, 1984 H Tie (OT) 2-2Oct. 28, 1984 A Loss 0-5Jan. 18, 1985 H Loss 2-5Feb. 27, 1985 A Loss 3-5Mar. 16, 1985 * # N Loss 4-6Nov. 16, 1985 H Loss 5-6Jan. 29, 1986 H Loss 5-8Feb. 6, 1986 A Loss 3-5Nov. 19, 1986 A Loss 1-3Nov. 22, 1986 H Win 3-2Mar. 3, 1987 H Loss 4-7Mar. 6, 1987 A Loss 2-3Oct. 31, 1987 H Loss 0-5Jan. 26, 1988 H Loss 4-6Feb. 17, 1988 A Loss 2-5Dec. 13, 1988 A Loss 3-6Jan. 24, 1989 H Loss 2-6Jan. 31, 1989 A Loss 1-6Jan. 17, 1990 H Loss (OT) 2-3Feb. 16, 1990 H Loss 2-5Feb. 17, 1990 A Loss 2-6Dec. 11, 1990 H Loss 1-6Jan. 2, 1991 A Loss 1-4Jan. 22, 1991 A Loss 1-7Jan. 11, 1991 A Loss 2-5Jan. 18, 1992 H Loss 2-5Feb. 14, 1992 H Tie (OT) 2-2Jan. 5, 1993 H Loss 2-6Jan. 27, 1993 A Loss 4-6Jan. 29, 1993 H Loss 5-6Jan. 4, 1994 A Loss 1-9Feb. 2, 1994 H Win 4-2Feb. 4, 1994 A Loss 2-5Mar. 19, 1994 * $ N Loss 2-3 Nov. 4, 1994 A Loss 7-9Nov. 5, 1994 H Tie (OT) 7-7Feb. 10, 1995 H Loss 6-9Mar. 17, 1995 * $ N Loss 2-4Jan. 26, 1996 A Win 8-6Jan. 27, 1996 H Win 5-4Feb. 25, 1996 A Loss 3-6Mar. 16, 1996 * & N Loss 3-7Jan. 24, 1997 H Win 3-1Feb. 14, 1997 H Loss 1-6Feb. 15, 1997 A Tie (OT) 5-5Mar. 14, 1997 * & N Loss 2-3Feb. 6, 1998 A Loss 3-7Feb. 13, 1998 A Win 5-2Feb. 14, 1998 H Loss 1-5Dec. 11, 1998 H Loss 3-5Dec. 12, 1998 A Loss 3-4Jan. 29, 1999 H Win 4-1Nov. 12, 1999 A Loss 3-4Jan. 21, 2000 H Loss 0-5Feb. 11, 2000 A Loss 3-5Nov. 10, 2000 H Win 4-2Jan. 19, 2001 A Win 4-1Feb. 9, 2001 H Win 3-2Dec. 1, 2001 H Win 3-2Feb. 15, 2002 A Loss 1-5Feb. 16, 2002 H Loss 3-5Nov. 21, 2002 A Loss 2-3Feb. 14, 2003 H Loss 3-5Feb. 15, 2003 A Loss 1-2Nov. 21, 2003 A Win 3-1Nov. 22, 2003 H Tie (OT) 3-3

Jan. 30, 2004 H Win 2-1Nov. 19, 2004 H Loss 2-7Nov. 20, 2004 A Loss 3-5Feb. 4, 2005 A Tie (OT) 4-4Oct. 15, 2005 A Loss 1-3Oct. 28, 2005 H Win 7-4Feb. 3, 2006 A Loss 1-5Oct. 27, 2006 A Win 2-1Nov. 3, 2006 H Tie (OT) 1-1Feb. 2, 2007 A Tie (OT) 0-0Nov. 3, 2007 A Loss 4-7Dec. 7, 2007 H Win 4-3Feb. 8, 2008 H Loss 2-6Mar. 14, 2008 * A Loss 3-5Mar. 15, 2008 * A Win 4-1Mar. 16, 2008 * A Loss 2-4Nov. 7, 2008 H Loss 4-6Dec. 12, 2008 A Loss 2-3Feb. 6, 2009 A Loss 3-5Mar. 21, 2009 * & N Loss 0-1Oct. 30, 2009 H Loss (OT) 4-5Oct. 31, 2009 A Win 3-2Feb. 5, 2010 H Loss 3-2* - Hockey East Tournament # - Providence Civic Center $ - Boston Garden & - TD Banknorth Garden

UML vs. MAINEUML trails all-time series 29-71-3

Date H/A W-L ScoreJan. 17, 1978 H Win 5-1Dec. 18, 1978 A Loss 4-5Nov. 17, 1981 A Win 2-1Dec. 16, 1982 A Win 4-2Nov. 5, 1983 A Win 5-3Jan. 14, 1984 H Win 6-2Jan. 26, 1985 H Loss 4-5Feb. 8, 1985 A Win 4-3Feb. 9, 1985 A Win 3-2Jan. 24, 1986 H Win 4-2Jan. 25, 1986 H Win 3-2Feb. 1, 1986 A Loss 2-6Jan. 16, 1987 H Loss 4-9Jan. 17, 1987 H Loss 3-5Feb. 6, 1987 A Win (OT) 3-2Feb. 7, 1987 A Loss 2-9Mar. 15, 1987 * A Loss 4-5Nov. 7, 1987 A Loss (OT) 5-6Feb. 12, 1988 H Loss 3-6Feb. 13, 1988 H Win 7-5Jan. 17, 1989 H Loss 2-9Feb. 10, 1989 A Loss 3-7Feb. 11, 1989 A Win 4-2Jan. 12, 1990 H Win 2-1Jan. 13, 1990 H Loss 3-7Feb. 13, 1990 A Loss 2-7Mar. 2, 1990 * A Loss 3-7Mar. 3, 1990 * A Loss 0-16Dec. 1, 1990 H Loss 2-6Dec. 7, 1990 A Win 5-4Dec. 8, 1990 A Loss 2-4Mar. 2, 1991 * A Loss 3-5Jan. 4, 1992 A Loss 2-4Feb. 1, 1992 A Loss 2-5Feb. 7, 1992 H Loss 5-6Feb. 8, 1992 H Loss 2-6Dec. 12, 1992 H Loss 3-6Feb. 5, 1993 A Loss 4-7Feb. 6, 1993 A Loss 2-4Mar. 19, 1993 * A Loss 5-7Dec. 12, 1993 A Win 5-0Feb. 12, 1994 ^ H Win (OT) 4-4Feb. 13, 1994 ^ H Win (OT) 4-4Feb. 4, 1995 H Loss 1-8Feb. 25, 1995 A Win 4-1Feb. 26, 1995 A Loss 5-8Mar. 18, 1995 * A Loss 0-6Dec. 8, 1995 H Loss 1-6Dec. 9, 1995 H Tie (OT) 3-3Mar. 2, 1996 A Win 7-5Mar. 15, 1996 * A Loss 2-5Nov. 22, 1996 A Loss (OT) 4-5Nov. 23, 1996 A Win (OT) 3-2

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Nov. 29, 1996 @ N Loss 3-4Jan. 4, 1997 H Loss 5-8Oct. 31, 1997 A Loss 2-6Dec. 12, 1997 H Loss 3-7Dec. 13, 1997 H Tie (OT) 3-3Mar. 20, 1998 * A Loss 2-6Nov. 6, 1998 A Loss (OT) 2-3Nov. 7, 1998 A Loss 2-5Feb. 26, 1999 H Loss 2-5Nov. 19, 1999 A Loss 1-3Feb. 18, 2000 H Loss 1-4Feb. 19, 2000 H Loss 3-4Nov. 17, 2000 H Loss 0-2Feb. 16, 2001 A Loss 2-6Feb. 17, 2001 A Win 3-1Nov. 3, 2001 A Loss 3-6Jan. 25, 2002 H Loss 1-2Jan. 26, 2002 H Loss 1-4Jan. 4, 2003 H Loss 2-5Jan. 24, 2003 A Loss 2-3Jan. 25, 2003 A Tie (OT) 4-4Nov. 16, 2003 A Loss 0-4Feb. 27, 2004 H Win 3-2Feb. 28, 2004 H Loss 0-4Nov. 13, 2004 H Loss 4-5Feb. 25, 2005 A Loss 0-2Feb. 26, 2005 A Loss 3-5Mar. 11, 2005 * A Loss 2-7Mar. 12, 2005 * A Loss 1-5Nov. 11, 2005 H Loss 2-9Jan. 6, 2006 A Loss 0-4Jan. 7, 2006 A Loss 3-4Mar. 10, 2006 * A Loss 3-4Mar. 11, 2006 * A Loss 3-4Nov. 10, 2006 A Loss 1-4Jan. 5, 2007 H Loss 2-4Jan. 6, 2007 H Loss 2-5Dec. 29, 2007 # N Win 6-0Feb. 1, 2008 H Win 3-2Mar. 7, 2008 A Loss 1-4Mar. 8, 2008 A Loss (OT) 1-2Jan. 30, 2009 A Win 3-2Mar. 6, 2009 H Win 5-3Mar. 7, 2009 H Win 6-0Nov. 27, 2009 H Loss 1-3Feb. 19, 2010 A Loss 4-8Feb. 20, 2010 A Win 4-2Mar. 12, 2010 * A Win 2-1Mar. 13, 2010 * A Loss 0-2Mar. 14, 2010 * A Loss (OT) 2-3* - Hockey East Tournament ^ - UML wins by forfeit @ - Governors Cup (Burlington, VT) # - Florida College Classic

UML vs. MASSACHUSETTSUML leads all-time series 31-21-6

Date H/A W-L ScoreNov. 26, 1968 A Loss 2-11Nov. 25, 1969 H Loss 3-9Nov. 24, 1970 A Loss 0-16Nov. 23, 1974 H Win 5-1Nov. 23, 1975 A Win 7-5Nov. 20, 1976 H Loss 2-3Nov. 19, 1976 A Win 5-2Nov. 28, 1978 H Win 9-3Oct. 22, 1994 H Win 6-1Feb. 17, 1995 H Win 7-4Feb. 18, 1995 A Win 7-4Nov. 10, 1995 A Win 7-5Nov. 11, 1995 H Loss 4-7Feb. 10, 1996 A Tie (OT) 4-4Oct. 25, 1996 H Win 5-2Oct. 26, 1996 A Loss 2-4Feb. 8, 1997 H Loss 2-6Oct. 24, 1997 H Win 6-4Nov. 14, 1997 A Win (OT) 5-4Feb. 8, 1998 A Win 3-1Oct. 22, 1998 A Win (OT) 4-3Feb. 12, 1999 H Win 2-1Feb. 20, 1999 H Loss 2-3Nov. 5, 1999 A Tie (OT) 2-2Jan. 30, 2000 H Win 3-0Feb. 6, 2000 A Tie (OT) 3-3Nov. 3, 2000 H Loss (OT) 4-5

Jan. 25, 2001 A Win 3-2Feb. 3, 2001 A Win 4-1Nov. 16, 2001 H Win 1-0Nov. 17, 2001 A Win 3-2Feb. 9, 2002 H Tie (OT) 3-3Nov. 15, 2002 A Loss 3-6Nov. 16, 2002 H Loss 3-4Feb. 8, 2003 A Win 3-2Oct. 11, 2003 H Loss 2-3Jan. 3, 2004 ^ H Win 3-0Jan. 4, 2004 ^ A Win 1-0Mar. 11, 2004 * A Loss 3-6Mar. 12, 2004 * A Loss 1-3Oct. 22, 2004 A Loss (OT) 2-3Jan. 7, 2005 H Win 4-3Jan. 22, 2005 A Win 6-1Jan. 13, 2006 H Win 6-2Jan. 27, 2006 A Win 3-2Feb. 4, 2006 H Loss 2-5Jan. 12, 2007 A Loss 1-5Jan. 26, 2007 H Loss 3-6Feb. 3, 2007 A Win 2-1Oct. 19, 2007 A Tie 2-2Nov. 10, 2007 H Tie 3-3Jan. 19, 2008 H Win 3-1Nov. 15, 2008 A Win 2-0Jan. 17, 2009 H Loss 3-4Feb. 7, 2009 A Win 2-1Dec. 5, 2009 H Win 5-3Jan. 15, 2010 A Loss 2-3Jan. 16, 2010 H Loss 1-2* - Hockey East Tournament ^ UML forfeit

UML vs. MERRIMACKUML leads all-time series 67-32-8

Date H/A W-L ScoreNov. 26, 1971 H Loss 3-5Nov. 25, 1972 H Loss 2-9Feb. 2, 1973 A Loss 2-4Jan. 22, 1974 H Loss 2-6Feb. 8, 1975 A Loss 3-6Mar. 3, 1975 # A Loss 2-4Nov. 28, 1975 H Loss 4-7Feb. 6, 1976 H Loss 4-8Nov. 25, 1976 H Loss 3-8Jan. 8, 1977 & N Loss 1-4Feb. 5, 1977 A Win 3-2Mar. 9, 1977 # A Loss 2-6Nov. 26, 1977 H Loss 1-5Feb. 4, 1978 H Tie (OT) 3-3Mar. 8, 1978 # A Loss 4-6Feb. 1, 1979 A Win 9-3Mar. 7, 1979 # H Win 7-6Jan. 14, 1980 @ N Win 10-6Feb. 2, 1980 H Win 5-4Feb. 23, 1980 A Win 9-7Mar. 8, 1980 # H Loss 0-4Mar. 15, 1980 % A Win 8-7Jan. 5, 1981 @ N Loss 3-8Jan. 31, 1981 A Win 6-0 Feb. 15, 1981 H Win 6-3Mar. 7, 1981 # H Win 6-4Jan. 26, 1982 @ N Win 3-2Jan. 30, 1982 H Loss 3-5Feb. 13, 1982 A Win 4-1Mar. 7, 1982 # H Win 5-1Mar. 18, 1982 % H Win 4-3Nov. 20, 1982 A Win 8-4Feb. 17, 1983 H Win 7-2Dec. 3, 1983 H Win 3-2Feb. 19, 1984 A Win 10-4Jan. 23, 1985 A Win 7-1Dec. 11, 1985 H Loss 4-9Nov. 1, 1986 H Win 4-3Dec. 1, 1986 A Win 6-4Nov. 9, 1987 A Loss 3-5Feb. 21, 1988 H Win 6-5Feb. 15, 1989 A Loss 4-7Nov. 17, 1989 H Win 4-3Feb. 6, 1990 H Win 4-3Feb. 27, 1990 A Loss (OT) 9-10Nov. 21, 1990 A Loss 4-7Jan. 18, 1991 H Win 3-2Feb. 23, 1991 A Win 5-3

Nov. 13, 1991 H Win 5-4Jan. 25, 1992 H Win 3-2Feb. 21, 1992 A Loss 1-6Jan. 15, 1993 A Loss 3-6Jan. 16, 1993 H Win 8-3Mar. 6, 1993 H Loss (OT) 4-5Jan. 14, 1994 H Win 2-1Jan. 15, 1994 A Tie (OT) 4-4Mar. 4, 1994 A Win 5-2Mar. 10, 1994 * H Win 7-1Mar. 11, 1994 * H Win 3-0Nov. 15, 1994 A Win 4-3Jan. 3, 1995 H Win 8-3Jan. 15, 1995 A Win 9-0Nov. 14, 1995 H Win 5-3Feb. 16, 1996 A Win 3-2Feb. 17, 1996 H Win 7-6Nov. 8, 1996 H Win 6-3Nov. 9, 1996 A Loss 2-6Jan. 25, 1997 A Loss 2-4Jan. 4, 1998 H Win 8-4Feb. 20, 1998 H Win 4-3Feb. 21, 1998 A Win 5-1Nov. 20, 1998 H Win (OT) 4-3Nov. 21, 1998 H Loss 3-6Jan. 31, 1999 A Win 4-3Nov. 21, 1999 H Loss 0-2Jan. 9, 2000 A Win (OT) 3-2Feb. 13, 2000 H Tie (OT) 6-6Nov. 12, 2000 A Loss 4-5Jan. 6, 2001 H Win 4-2Feb. 11, 2001 A Win 5-2Jan. 8, 2002 A Tie (OT) 2-2Feb. 3, 2002 H Win 5-2Feb. 24, 2002 A Win 2-0Jan. 7, 2003 H Win 6-5Feb. 4, 2003 A Tie (OT) 1-1Feb. 25, 2003 H Tie (OT) 2-2Jan. 16, 2004 ^ A Win 4-3Jan. 17, 2004 ^ H Loss 0-3Mar. 4, 2004 A Tie (OT) 3-3Jan. 14, 2005 H Win 3-1Jan. 15, 2005 A Win 5-2Mar. 3, 2005 A Win 5-1Nov. 2, 2005 A Win 3-1Feb. 17, 2006 A Tie (OT) 2-2Feb. 18, 2006 H Win 5-2Nov. 3, 2006 H Win 5-0Feb. 16, 2007 H Win 3-0Feb. 17, 2007 A Win 3-2Nov. 1, 2007 H Loss 1-3Nov. 20, 2007 A Win 3-0Nov. 24, 2007 H Win 6-2Nov. 25, 2008 A Win 3-1Jan. 22, 2009 H Win 3-2Jan. 24, 2009 A Win 3-2Nov. 21, 2009 H Win 6-3Jan. 22, 2010 H Win 5-4Feb. 6, 2010 A Loss 1-3* Hockey East Tournament # - ECAC Tournament & - Salem State Tournament (at Salem St.)@ - Teapot Tournament (Boston Garden)% - NCAA Division II Tournament ^ UML Forfeit

David Vallorani recorded his first collegiate hat-trick against UMass Amherst on December 5, 2009.


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UML vs. NEW HAMPSHIREUML trails all-time series 30-51-15

Date H/A W-L ScoreDec. 6, 1983 H Tie (OT) 3-3Jan. 8, 1984 A Loss 3-8Nov. 6, 1984 A Win 5-3Feb. 20, 1985 A Tie (OT) 3-3Mar. 3, 1985 H Win 6-5Mar. 8, 1985 * A Win 7-6Mar. 9, 1985 * A Loss 5-8Oct. 30, 1985 A Loss 3-4Feb. 9, 1986 H Tie (OT) 4-4Mar. 1, 1986 A Loss 4-7Oct. 23, 1986 H Win 5-2Oct. 25, 1986 A Tie (OT) 5-5Feb. 24, 1987 A Win 8-4Feb. 28, 1987 H Win 6-5Nov. 14, 1987 A Win 7-4Dec. 12, 1987 H Win 3-2Feb. 23, 1988 A Win 6-1Nov. 30, 1988 A Loss 4-5Jan. 3, 1989 H Loss 5-7Feb. 18, 1989 H Loss 3-5Dec. 2, 1989 A Loss 5-9Jan. 10, 1990 H Tie (OT) 3-3Feb. 3, 1990 H Win 3-2Nov. 28, 1990 A Loss 3-7Feb. 5, 1991 H Loss 2-5Feb. 16, 1991 H Loss (OT) 4-5Dec. 11, 1991 H Loss 4-5Jan. 31, 1992 A Tie (OT) 5-5Feb. 29, 1992 A Loss 0-4Dec. 4, 1992 A Win 7-4Dec. 5, 1992 H Loss 1-4Feb. 26, 1993 H Tie (OT) 2-2Feb. 27, 1993 A Loss 2-5Mar. 20, 1993 * A Win (OT) 5-4Dec. 3, 1993 H Win 6-3Dec. 4, 1993 A Loss 1-3Feb. 25, 1994 A Loss 3-6Feb. 26, 1994 H Loss 2-4Mar. 18, 1994 * $ N Win 4-2Jan. 20, 1995 A Win 5-3Jan. 21, 1995 H Loss 2-7Feb. 11, 1995 A Win 5-2Nov. 25, 1995 G N Win 9-6Jan. 12, 1996 A Loss 4-7Jan. 13, 1996 H Win 5-4Feb. 9, 1996 H Win 6-3Jan. 17, 1997 H Loss 4-9Jan. 18, 1997 A Win 7-5Feb. 7, 1997 A Loss 0-4Nov. 28, 1997 G A Loss 2-4Dec. 5, 1997 A Loss 2-6Dec. 6, 1997 H Loss 2-5Mar. 7, 1997 H Win 3-0Nov. 28, 1998 G H Loss 1-5Jan. 20, 1999 H Loss 1-3Jan. 23, 1999 A Loss 1-4Feb. 28, 1999 A Loss 2-4Oct. 30, 1999 H Loss 1-2Dec. 3, 1999 A Loss 2-3Dec. 4, 1999 H Loss 2-4Oct. 28, 2000 A Loss 3-4Dec. 1, 2000 H Tie (OT) 2-2Dec. 2, 2000 A Tie (OT) 0-0Mar. 8, 2001 * A Loss 2-4Mar. 9, 2001 * A Win 2-1Mar. 10, 2001 * A Win 2-1Nov. 9, 2001 H Loss 2-5Nov. 10, 2001 A Win 1-0Feb. 22, 2002 A Loss 0-3Mar. 15, 2002 * & N Loss 3-4Nov. 8, 2002 A Loss 3-4Nov. 9, 2002 H Loss 2-6Feb. 21, 2003 H Tie (OT) 4-4Mar. 7, 2003 * A Loss 4-8Mar. 8, 2003 * A Loss 4-8Nov. 25, 2003 A Win 5-4Feb. 13, 2004 H Tie (OT) 3-3Feb. 14, 2004 A Tie (OT) 3-3Nov. 23, 2004 H Tie (OT) 3-3Jan. 28, 2005 H Win 7-0Jan. 29, 2005 A Loss 3-8

Nov. 18, 2005 A Loss 2-3Nov. 19, 2005 H Win 6-3Dec. 10, 2005 A Loss 1-4Nov. 17, 2006 H Loss 2-5Nov. 18, 2006 A Loss 0-4Dec. 6, 2006 H Loss 2-4Nov. 9, 2007 A Tie 2-2Nov. 30, 2007 A Loss 2-3Dec. 1, 2007 H Win 3-2Nov. 14, 2008 H Win 8-3Dec. 5, 2008 H Loss 0-2Dec. 6, 2008 A Loss 2-3Nov. 8, 2009 H Win 6-3Dec. 4, 2009 A Loss 1-2Jan. 8, 2010 A Tie (OT) 2-2* - Hockey East Tournament $ - Boston Garden & - TD Banknorth GardenG - Governor’s Cup

UML vs. NORTHEASTERNUML leads all-time series 53-36-7

Date H/A W-L ScoreDec. 17, 1983 A Loss 2-5Oct. 20, 1984 H Loss 5-6Oct. 24, 1984 A Loss 4-6Nov. 20, 1984 A Win (OT) 4-3Nov. 5, 1985 H Loss 4-6Jan. 7, 1986 A Loss 3-8Feb. 19, 1986 H Win 8-5Mar. 7, 1986 * A Win 4-2Mar. 9, 1986 * A Loss 3-4Nov. 12, 1986 A Win 6-4Nov. 15, 1986 H Win 7-4Feb. 12, 1987 A Win (OT) 5-4Feb. 15, 1987 H Win 7-4Dec. 3, 1987 H Win 9-0Dec. 8, 1987 A Win 8-7Feb. 27, 1988 H Win 4-3Mar. 9, 1988 * A Loss 1-3Mar. 10, 1988 * A Win 2-1Nov. 18, 1988 A Win 7-5Jan. 10, 1989 A Loss 5-12Feb. 22, 1989 H Loss 3-5Nov. 10, 1989 A Loss 4-6Dec. 6, 1989 H Tie (OT) 3-3Feb. 21, 1990 H Loss 3-6Nov. 9, 1990 A Tie (OT) 8-8Nov. 18, 1990 H Win 4-3Feb. 8, 1991 A Loss 7-10Nov. 19, 1991 A Win 4-2Jan. 28, 1992 H Loss 2-4Feb. 28, 1992 H Win 7-2Dec. 11, 1992 A Win 5-3Jan. 22, 1993 A Win 5-3Jan. 23, 1993 A Win 8-5Dec. 10, 1993 A Win (OT) 6-5Jan. 21, 1994 A Tie (OT) 3-3Jan. 22, 1994 H Win 3-1Jan. 7, 1995 A Loss 4-5Jan. 27, 1995 H Loss 1-6Jan. 28, 1995 A Loss 0-8Mar. 10, 1995 A Win 5-2Nov. 17, 1995 A Win 2-1Nov. 18, 1995 H Win 4-2Jan. 5, 1996 H Loss 4-6Mar. 8, 1996 * H Win 7-3Mar. 9, 1996 * H Win 4-3Dec. 5, 1996 A Win 5-3Dec. 7, 1996 H Win 2-1Dec. 31, 1996 # N Loss 3-4Mar. 2, 1997 A Loss 2-4Nov. 8, 1998 H Win 7-2Nov. 21, 1997 H Win 3-2Nov. 22, 1997 A Tie (OT) 3-3Mar. 12, 1998 * A Win 8-2Mar. 13, 1998 * A Loss 2-3Mar. 15, 1998 * A Win 5-1Dec. 4, 1998 A Win 2-1Dec. 5, 1998 H Win 4-1Mar. 5, 1999 A Win 3-2Oct. 24, 1999 H Win 4-1Jan. 7, 2000 A Loss (OT) 1-2Mar. 4, 2000 H Win 6-2

Junior Michael Scheu scored a game-winning overtime goal live on NESN to topple Northeastern, 6-5, on January 9.

Oct. 27, 2000 H Loss 2-5Jan. 4, 2001 A Win 2-1Mar. 3, 2001 A Win 6-2Jan. 18, 2002 A Loss 3-5Jan. 20, 2002 H Loss 1-5Feb. 27, 2002 A Win 4-1Mar. 7, 2002 * H Win 5-2Mar. 8, 2002 * H Loss 2-4Mar. 9, 2002 * H Win 3-1Jan. 17, 2003 H Loss 1-4Jan. 18, 2003 A Win (OT) 3-2Mar. 1, 2003 A Win 4-1Oct. 31, 2003 A Win 5-2Nov. 1, 2003 H Win 5-2Feb. 6, 2004 A Tie (OT) 1-1Dec. 11, 2004 A Tie (OT) 2-2Jan. 8, 2005 H Win 2-1Feb. 10, 2005 H Loss 2-3Jan. 20, 2006 A Win 2-1Jan. 21, 2006 H Tie (OT) 2-2Feb. 10, 2006 A Loss 4-6Jan. 19, 2007 H Loss 2-6Jan. 20, 2007 A Loss (OT) 1-2Feb. 8, 2007 H Win 1-0Nov. 17, 2007 A Loss 1-2Feb. 29, 2008 H Win (OT) 5-4Mar. 1, 2008 A Win 3-2Nov. 22, 2008 H Loss 3-4Feb. 27, 2009 A Loss 0-3Feb. 28, 2009 H Loss 1-3Mar. 20, 2009 N Win (OT) 3-2Oct. 24, 2009 H Win 3-1Jan. 3, 2010 N Loss 1-2Jan. 9, 2010 A Win (OT) 6-5Jan. 29, 2010 A Loss 1-2* - Hockey East Tournament # - Auld Lang Syne Tournament

UML vs. PROVIDENCEUML trails all-time series 36-46-10

Date H/A W-L ScoreJan. 27, 1982 A Loss 3-5Feb. 15, 1983 A Win 6-4Nov. 1, 1983 A Loss 3-8Nov. 20, 1983 H Loss 1-4Oct. 31, 1984 H Win 8-6Feb. 3, 1985 A Loss 3-7Feb. 23, 1985 H Tie (OT) 2-2Nov. 2, 1985 A Win 6-2Dec. 3, 1985 A Win 5-2Feb. 26, 1986 H Loss 3-4Mar. 15, 1986 * # N Win 8-5Oct. 19, 1986 A Win 5-4Dec. 10, 1986 H Win (OT) 6-5Feb. 18, 1987 H Tie (OT) 5-5Feb. 21, 1987 A Win (OT) 5-4Nov. 4, 1987 A Loss 2-4Nov. 17, 1987 H Loss 2-3

2010-11 Opponents


Feb. 2, 1988 A Loss 2-5Nov. 26, 1988 H Win 4-2Dec. 10, 1988 A Loss 7-10Feb. 7, 1989 H Loss 2-5Nov. 22, 1989 H Loss 5-11Jan. 26, 1990 A Loss 1-7Feb. 10, 1990 A Loss 0-3Nov. 10, 1990 H Loss 2-4Jan. 15, 1991 A Loss 5-6Feb. 2, 1991 A Loss 1-4Nov. 2, 1991 A Win 4-1Nov. 16, 1991 A Win 8-6Jan. 10, 1992 H Tie (OT) 4-4Jan. 17, 1992 A Loss 4-7Mar. 6, 1992 * A Loss 0-7Nov. 20, 1992 H Loss (OT) 3-4Nov. 21, 1992 A Win 6-2Feb. 19, 1993 A Loss 3-7Feb. 20, 1993 H Win 4-2Mar. 12, 1993 * H Win 7-4Mar. 14, 1993 * H Tie (OT) 3-3Nov. 19, 1993 A Win 7-1Nov. 20, 1993 H Loss 3-4Feb. 18, 1994 H Win 6-3Feb. 19, 1994 A Win 6-3Nov. 11, 1994 A Win 5-4Nov. 12, 1994 H Loss 2-3Mar. 3, 1995 H Loss 0-7Jan. 19, 1996 H Win 5-1Jan. 20, 1996 A Win 3-2Feb. 4, 1996 A Win 5-0Feb. 2, 1997 H Loss 2-8Feb. 21, 1997 A Loss 1-6Feb. 22, 1997 H Loss 2-5Mar. 7, 1997 * A Win 6-2Mar. 8, 1997 * A Win 6-5Nov. 16, 1997 A Loss 3-5Jan. 23, 1998 H Tie (OT) 2-2Jan. 24, 1998 A Win 5-1Jan. 17, 1999 H Loss 2-5Feb. 5, 1999 H Loss 2-5Feb. 6, 1999 A Win 4-2Jan. 28, 2000 A Win 7-2Feb. 25, 2000 H Loss 3-5Feb. 26, 2000 A Loss 1-2Jan. 27, 2001 H Tie (OT) 3-3Feb. 22, 2001 H Loss 3-4Feb. 23, 2001 A Loss 1-2Oct. 26, 2001 H Win 4-3Feb. 8, 2001 A Tie (OT) 3-3Mar. 1, 2002 H Win 6-1Oct. 25, 2002 A Loss (OT) 5-6Feb. 7, 2003 H Loss 1-6Feb. 28, 2003 A Loss 1-3Jan. 31, 2004 A Loss 2-3Feb. 8, 2004 H Loss 2-4Mar. 6, 2004 A Win 4-3Feb. 5, 2005 H Win (OT) 3-2Feb. 13, 2005 A Win 2-0Mar. 5, 2005 H Loss (OT) 2-3Oct. 21, 2005 A Loss 0-3Oct. 22, 2005 H Loss 0-4Jan. 15, 2006 A Win 4-3Oct. 28, 2006 H Tie (OT) 2-2Nov. 24, 2006 A Loss 2-4Jan. 13, 2007 H Loss (OT) 2-3Nov. 16, 2007 A Tie 2-2Jan. 11, 2008 A Loss (OT) 3-4Jan. 12, 2008 H Win (OT) 3-2Oct. 24, 2008 H Win 4-1Nov. 21, 2008 H Win 6-1Jan. 10, 2009 A Loss 2-4Nov. 24, 2009 A Loss 2-4Feb. 26, 2010 H Win 4-0Feb. 27, 2010 A Tie (OT) 2-2* - Hockey East Tournament # - Providence Civic Center

UML vs. VERMONTUML trails all-time series 12-12-4

Date H/A W-L ScoreMar. 4, 1972 # A Loss 0-7

Nov. 4, 1979 A Win 7-4Nov. 20, 1980 A Win 4-2Feb. 21, 1984 H Win 9-4Nov. 29, 1992 H Win 5-2Nov. 28, 1993 A Loss 1-4Nov. 24, 1995 & N Loss 1-2Nov. 30, 1996 @ A Loss 4-6Nov. 29, 1997 $ N Loss 0-4Nov. 27, 1998 % H Loss (OT) 3-4Dec. 28, 2002 + N Win 5-1Dec. 3, 2005 A Loss 2-5Mar. 3, 2006 H Win 3-2Mar. 4, 2006 H Win 5-2Dec. 1, 2006 H Loss 1-2Mar. 2, 2007 A Win 2-1Mar. 3, 2007 A Tie (OT) 3-3Feb. 3, 2008 A Loss 2-3Feb. 22, 2008 H Loss 2-3Feb. 23, 2008 H Loss 0-1Nov. 8, 2008 H Loss 1-3Feb. 20, 2009 A Tie (OT) 3-3Feb. 21, 2009 A Win 1-0Mar. 13, 2009 * A Win (OT) 4-3Mar. 14, 2009 * A Win 4-2Nov. 6, 2009 A Tie (OT) 3-3Mar. 5, 2010 H Win 5-2Mar. 6, 2010 H Tie (OT) 1-1* - Hockey East Tournament# ECAC Division II Tournament& - Governors Cup, Maine @ - Governors Cup, Vermont$ - Governors Cup, New Hampshire% - Governors Cup, Lowell+ - Auld Lang Syne Tour, Dartmouth

UML vs. BENTLEYUML leads all-time series 3-0-0Nov. 11, 2003 H Win 5-3Nov. 27, 2004 H Win 8-0Dec. 8, 2007 H Win 4-1

UML vs. MINNESOTA STATE-MANKATOUML leads all-time series 2-1-0Mar. 17, 1979 #! N Win 6-4Mar. 14, 1980 # N Loss 1-8Mar. 13, 1981 # N Win (OT) 8-7# - NCAA Division II Tournament! - NCAA Division II Championship

UML vs. NIAGARAUML leads all-time series 6-1-0Oct. 12, 2001 H Win 7-3Oct. 20, 2002 A Win 4-3Oct. 24, 2003 P N Win 6-1Dec. 14, 2003 H Loss 5-6Oct. 9, 2004 A Win (OT) 3-2Dec. 30, 2004 H Win 5-2Oct. 21, 2006 % N Win 7-4P - Xerox Punch Imlach Showcase at HSBC Arena (Buffalo, N.Y.)% - Mutual of Omaha Stampede (Omaha, Neb.)

UML vs. PRINCETONUML leads all-time series 4-1-0

Date H/A W-L ScoreDec. 28, 1988 $ N Win 9-4Nov. 4, 1995 H Win 5-4Jan. 23, 2000 A Win 6-2Dec. 11, 2009 H Win 4-1Dec. 12, 2009 H Loss 2-3$ - Maine Dexter Classic

UML vs. ROCHESTER INSTI-TUTE of TECHNOLOGYUML leads all-time series 4-1-0Dec. 15, 1969 H Win 5-1Dec. 20, 1981 H Win 5-1

Dec. 19, 1982 H Win 5-3Mar. 18, 1983 # N Loss 1-4Nov. 29, 2008 H Win 6-3# - NCAA Division II Tournament


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2009-10 Season Review



Overall: 19-16-4 Hockey East: 12-11-4Home: 11-5-1 Away: 6-10-3 Neutral: 2-1-0 Overtime: 1-2-2

Shots Power Play Pen/MinDate Opponent Result UML OPP UML OPP UML OPP Time Att. Goalie of RecordOct 09 vs. St. Lawrence $ W 3-0 22 24 1-6 0-3 3-6 6-12 2:00 1,120 Hutton (24)Oct. 10 at Nebraska-Omaha $ L 4-3 20 23 1-3 1-3 3-6 3-6 2:01 5,714 Hutton (19)Oct. 23 Colgate W 5-3 35 30 2-5 0-3 5-10 7-14 2:15 5,619 Hamilton (27)Oct. 24 Northeastern * W 3-1 33 25 2-7 1-7 8-16 8-27 2:21 4,049 Hutton (24)Oct. 30 #4 Boston University * L 5-4 OT 36 28 0-5 1-4 5-10 6-12 2:30 5,496 Hutton (23)Oct. 31 at #4 Boston University * W 3-2 21 26 2-7 1-6 6-12 7-14 2:13 4,792 Hamilton (24)Nov. 6 at #15 Vermont * T 3-3 OT 22 37 2-7 1-6 8-16 9-18 2:25 4,003 Hamilton (34)Nov. 8 New Hampshire * W 6-3 34 36 3-6 0-3 3-6 6-12 2:10 4,027 Hutton (33)Nov. 13 at Alabama-Huntsville W 3-1 33 20 0-6 0-3 3-6 6-12 1:58 2,406 Hamilton (19)Nov. 14 at Alabama-Huntsville W 4-0 31 19 0-7 0-4 4-8 7-14 2:01 1,992 Hutton (19)Nov. 21 Merrimack * W 6-3 26 33 3-7 1-3 4-8 8-16 2:13 4,735 Hamilton (30)Nov. 24 at Providence * L 4-2 32 41 0-2 2-3 3-6 2-4 1:58 1,165 Hutton (37)Nov. 27 Maine * L 3-1 28 33 0-3 1-3 3-6 4-19 2:16 4,752 Hamilton (30)Dec. 4 at New Hampshire * L 2-1 30 34 0-3 1-3 3-6 3-6 2:00 5,831 Hutton (32)Dec. 5 #9 Massachusetts * W 5-3 38 26 1-3 1-6 5-10 8-16 2:10 3,457 Hamilton (23)Dec. 11 Princeton W 4-1 27 30 2-3 0-6 10-20 6-12 2:15 3,808 Hutton (29)Dec. 12 Princeton L 3-2 47 30 1-5 1-2 3-6 6-12 2:11 2,697 Hamilton (27)Jan. 2 vs. Holy Cross # W 3-0 25 32 2-3 0-5 5-10 3-6 2:00 3,043 Hutton (32)Jan. 3 vs. Northeastern # L 2-1 29 25 0-3 2-9 10-28 3-6 2:13 2,066 Hutton (23)Jan. 8 at New Hampshire * T 2-2 OT 29 26 0-5 1-6 6-23 5-10 2:20 5,137 Hamilton (24)Jan. 9 at Northeastern * W 6-5 OT 31 35 1-4 2-8 8-16 4-8 2:41 2,560 Hutton (30)Jan. 15 at #19 Massachusetts * L 3-2 33 38 0-5 1-5 6-12 6-12 2:13 3,445 Hamilton (35)Jan. 16 #19 Massachusetts * L 2-1 29 17 0-5 1-7 9-21 8-24 2:25 4,688 Hutton (15)Jan. 22 Merrimack * W 5-4 30 37 2-5 2-3 3-6 5-10 2:10 4,511 Hamilton (33)Jan. 23 #10/11 Boston College * W 3-1 29 26 0-5 0-3 3-6 5-10 2:15 5,711 Hutton (25)Jan. 29 at Northeastern * L 2-1 24 35 1-4 0-3 4-8 5-10 2:12 2,666 Hutton (33)Feb. 5 Boston University * L 3-2 18 33 1-7 0-5 5-10 7-14 2:10 5,296 Hamilton (30)Feb. 6 at Merrimack * L 3-1 21 33 0-7 1-4 5-10 8-16 2:16 2,473 Hutton (30)Feb. 12 #10 Boston College * W 4-1 26 35 2-8 1-7 9-18 10-20 2:14 4,915 Hutton (34)Feb. 13 at #10 Boston College * L 2-1 26 34 1-4 1-3 5-10 6-12 2:12 5,715 Hutton (32)Feb. 19 at #15 Maine * L 8-4 17 26 0-0 1-3 3-6 0-0 2:10 4,597 Hutton (13)Feb. 20 at #15 Maine * W 4-2 31 26 1-4 1-5 5-10 4-8 2:23 4,691 Hutton (24)Feb. 26 Providence * W 4-0 51 30 0-2 0-2 2-4 2-4 2:05 4,348 Hutton (30)Feb. 27 at Providence * T 2-2 OT 33 26 1-2 1-2 2-4 2-4 2:05 1,144 Hutton (24)Mar. 5 #16 Vermont * W 5-2 27 27 1-5 0-6 8-16 7-14 2:17 5,058 Hutton (25)Mar. 6 #16 Vermont * T 1-1 OT 36 18 0-4 0-1 2-15 4-8 2:17 6,121 Hutton (17)Mar. 12 at Maine @ W 2-1 21 19 1-3 0-5 6-12 4-8 2:23 3,000 Hutton (19)Mar. 13 at Maine @ L 2-0 23 30 0-5 1-8 10-20 7-14 2:36 3,343 Hutton (28)Mar. 14 at Maine @ L 3-2 OT 28 36 1-5 1-5 7-14 7-14 2:58 3,020 Hutton (33)

* - Hockey East@ Hockey East Tournament$ - Ice Breaker Tournament (Omaha, Neb.)# - Ledyard National Bank Classic (Dartmouth, N.H.)

HOMESHOTS ON GOAL Shots Avg/G PctUMass Lowell 550 32.4 11.1%Opponents 494 29.1 7.9%

POWER PLAYS Goals Opp. PctUMass Lowell 20 85 23.5%Opponents 10 71 14.1% GOALS BY PERIOD 1 2 3 OT TTLUMass Lowell 11 27 23 0 61Opponents 13 12 13 1 39

ROAD/NEUTRALSHOTS ON GOAL Shots Avg/G PctUMass Lowell 582 26.5 9.1%Opponents 645 29.3 8.2%

POWER PLAYS Goals Opp. PctUMass Lowell 15 95 15.8%Opponents 19 102 18.6% GOALS BY PERIOD 1 2 3 OT TTLUMass Lowell 18 22 12 1 53Opponents 16 14 22 1 53

Home and Road Breakdown

2009-10 Team Game-by-Game


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OVERALL HOCKEY EAST# Name GP MIN GA GAA SV PCT W-L-T GP MIN GA GAA SV PCT W-L-T 1 Nevin Hamilton 19 1,113:51 40 2.15 491 .925 10-7-1 16 934:55 34 2.18 424 .926 8-6-1 30 Carter Hutton 19 1,106:14 38 2.06 414 .916 9-8-1 12 667:57 25 2.25 254 .910 6-4-1 34 T.J. Massie 2 79:44 5 3.80 35 .870 1-1-0 1 19:52 4 12.08 8 .667 0-1-0 UML 38 2,317:14 86 2.23 940 .916 20-16-2 27 1,634:16 66 2.42 686 .916 14-11-2 Opponents 38 2,317:14 112 2.90 987 .898 16-20-2 27 1,634:16 84 3.08 694 .893 11-14-2 Empty Net Goals Allowed: UML 3, Opponents 2

OVERALL HOCKEY EAST# Name GP G A TP SH +/- PIM PP SH GW GP G A TP SH +/- PIM PP SH GW15 Scott Campbell 38 14 16 30 12 32 79 7 0 3 27 6 11 17 7 18 50 3 0 17 Maury Edwards 38 11 18 29 11 32 84 7 0 1 27 9 16 25 8 20 59 6 0 010 David Vallorani 38 9 18 27 0 14 64 4 0 0 27 7 12 19 0 8 49 2 0 02 Jeremy Dehner 38 3 23 26 1 18 72 1 0 0 27 3 17 20 -1 14 57 1 0 012 Kory Falite 31 14 8 22 -1 18 119 7 0 4 20 10 5 15 -2 14 65 5 0 45 Nick Schaus 38 5 17 22 5 65 71 2 1 1 27 4 13 17 3 41 55 2 1 119 Ben Holmstrom 38 6 15 21 -2 52 71 4 0 2 27 4 11 15 -2 42 55 3 0 121 Mike Potacco 38 8 12 20 10 22 74 0 0 0 27 7 8 15 8 18 57 0 0 09 Mark Roebothan 33 7 12 19 14 37 65 0 1 3 24 7 8 15 11 31 50 0 1 322 Paul Worthington 38 5 13 18 -5 20 40 1 1 2 27 5 6 11 -5 20 33 1 1 218 Patrick Cey 35 6 6 12 5 18 41 0 0 1 25 4 6 10 3 14 32 0 0 026 Ryan Blair 37 1 11 12 11 20 19 0 0 0 26 0 9 9 7 14 10 0 0 014 Nick Monroe 38 3 7 10 -1 26 53 1 1 0 27 3 7 10 0 22 37 1 1 028 Michael Budd 30 5 5 10 -6 22 62 1 0 2 22 5 3 8 -4 20 41 1 0 26 Barry Goers 38 0 9 9 -4 18 34 0 0 0 27 0 7 7 -2 12 26 0 0 08 Matt Ferreira 29 5 2 7 -3 10 50 1 1 0 23 4 2 6 -2 10 39 0 1 023 Jonathan Maniff 18 1 6 7 0 26 24 0 0 0 13 1 4 5 1 24 10 0 0 011 Michael Scheu 10 4 1 5 -1 4 15 1 0 0 9 3 1 -2 4 13 1 0 020 Sam D’Agostino 22 3 1 4 2 14 11 0 0 0 15 2 1 3 2 6 6 0 0 016 Chris Auger 14 2 1 3 -1 0 22 1 0 1 10 0 1 1 0 0 13 0 0 03 Steve Capraro 36 0 0 0 -2 16 24 0 0 0 27 0 0 0 1 16 20 0 0 04 Tim Corcoran 3 0 0 0 -2 2 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 -1 0 0 0 0 025 Jason DeLuca 5 0 0 0 1 2 4 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 -1 0 1 0 0 01 Nevin Hamilton 19 0 2 16 0 2 30 Carter Hutton 19 0 2 12 0 2 34 T.J. Massie 2 0 0 1 0 0 TEAM 8 4 Totals 38 112 201 313 44 500 1099 38 5 20 27 84 148 232 29 376 778 26 5 14 Opponents 38 86 152 238 -50 564 1026 22 2 16 27 66 119 185 -34 371 752 15 1 11

2009-10 Individual Statistics

Power Play ScoringPlayer G A TPCampbell, Scott 9 6 15Auger, Chris 2 8 10 Dehner, Jeremy 3 6 9Vallorani, David 1 8 9Holmstrom, Ben 3 5 8Schaus, Nick 3 5 8Falite, Kory 2 6 8Edwards, Maury 4 3 7Worthington, Paul 2 4 6Wetmore, Riley 2 3 5Scheu, Michael 2 2 4Blair, Ryan 0 3 3Hutton, Carter 0 2 2 Wright, Colin 1 0 1Cey, Patrick 1 0 1Ickert, Chris 0 1 1 Goers, Barry 0 1 1Maniff, Jonathan 0 1 1

Shorthanded ScoringPlayer G A TPPaul Worthington 1 0 1



2009-10 Miscellaneous and Situational Stats

2009-10 By Period GoalsAll Games 1 2 3 OT T AvgRiver Hawks 29 49 45 1 114 2.9Opponents 29 26 35 1 92 2.4

Hockey East 1 2 3 OT T AvgRiver Hawks 19 39 23 1 82 3.0Opponents 20 19 32 1 72 2.7

Shots on GoalAll Games 1 2 3 OT T AvgRiver Hawks 359 417 342 14 1132 29.0Opponents 371 354 397 17 1139 29.2

Hockey East 1 2 3 OT T AvgRiver Hawks 262 300 216 13 791 29.3Opponents 256 264 288 13 821 30.4

2009-10 Special TeamsPower Play G Opp Pct SHAOverall 35 180 19.4 4Hockey East 29 173 16.8 1

Penalty Kill PK Opp Pct SHGOverall 144 173 83.2 1Hockey East 93 115 80.9 0

2009-10 Penalty BreakdownAll Games GP No. PIM AvgRiver Hawks 39 205 443 11.4Opponents 39 211 452 11.6

Hockey East GP No. PIM AvgRiver Hawks 27 135 293 10.9Opponents 27 146 322 11.9

Situational Goals All Games Hockey EastStrength GF GA +/- GF GA +/-5 on 5 82 57 +15 54 45 +95 on 4 32 4 +28 22 4 +185 on 3 2 0 +2 2 0 +24 on 4 1 1 E 1 1 E4 on 3 0 0 - 0 0 -3 on 3 0 0 - 0 0 -3 on 4 0 1 -1 0 1 -13 on 5 0 1 -1 0 1 -14 on 5 0 26 -26 0 21 -216 on 5 0 1 -1 0 0 -5 on 6 6 0 +6 5 0 +56 on 4 0 0 - 0 0 -4 on 6 1 1 E 0 1 -1Penalty Shot 0 0 - 0 0 -Totals 114 92 +22 84 75 +9* 6 on 5 = extra attacker scored or empty net allowed* 5 on 6 = empty net scored or extra attacker allowed

River Hawks 2009-10Team Records W-L-T StreakOverall Record 19-16-4 Lost 2Home Record 11-5-1 Tied 1Road/Neutral Record 8-11-3 Lost 2Last 5 Games 2-2-1 Lost 2Last 10 Games 4-4-2 Lost 21-goal Games 4-11-4 Lost 12-goal Games 6-4-0 Lost 13-goal+ Games 9-1-0 Won 2

River Hawks Record When...Category W-L-T NoteworthyScoring First 12-5-0 Won 3Opponent Scoring First 7-10-4 Lost 1Neither Scoring in the First 2-6-0 Lost 3Leading after 1 period 10-2-1 Won 4Trailing after 1 period 3-8-2 Lost 1Tied after 1 period 6-6-1 Lost 1Leading after 2 periods 15-1-2 Won 7Trailing after 2 periods 1-8-1 Lost 1Tied after 2 periods 3-7-1 Lost 1Overtime Record 1-2-4 Lost 1Outshooting Opponent 9-4-3 Won 1Outshot by Opponent 9-12-1 Lost 4Even Shots 1-0-0 Won 1Scoring 3+ goals 18-3-1 Won 3Allowing 3+ goals 6-10-1 Lost 4Scoring 2/less goals 1-13-3 Lost 2Allowing 2/less goals 13-6-3 Lost 1Scoring PP Goal 15-6-2 Lost 1Allowing PP Goal 8-14-3 Lost 2Scoring SH Goal 1-0-0 Won 1Allowing SH Goal 1-2-0 Lost 1

River Hawks vs. Hockey East and OthersCategory W-L-T Streak Against Hockey East 12-11-4 Tied 1Against HE – Home 9-4-1 Tied 1Against HE – Road 3-7-3 Tied 1Non-Conference 7-4-0 Lost 1Non-Conf. - Home 2-1-0 Lost 1Non-Conf. - Road 3-2-0 Lost 1Non-Conf. - Neutral 2-1-0 Lost 1

River Hawks by MonthMonth Overall Home Road NeutralOctober 4-2-0 2-1-0 1-1-0 1-0-0November 4-2-1 2-1-0 2-1-1 0-0-0December 2-2-0 2-1-0 0-1-0 0-0-0January 4-4-1 2-1-0 1-2-1 1-1-0February 3-4-1 2-1-0 1-3-1 0-0-0March 2-2-1 1-0-1 1-2-0 0-0-0


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UML Game Highs Total Opponent (Date) Additional NotesGoals 6 (3x) Last: at Northeastern (Jan. 9) 6-5 OT win live on NESNShots on Goal 51 Providence (Feb. 26) Hutton’s 10th career shutoutSaves 37 at Providence (Nov. 24)Penalties 10 (3x) Last: at Maine (Mar. 13) Hockey East quarterfinals game twoPenalty Minutes 28 vs. Northeastern (Jan. 3)Power Play Opportunities 8 Boston College (Feb. 12)Power Play Goals Scored 3 (2x) Last: Merrimack (Nov. 21) UML Game Lows Total Opponent (Date)Goals 0 at Maine (Mar. 13) Hockey East quarterfinals game twoShots on Goal 17 at Maine (Feb. 19)Saves 17 vs. Vermont (Mar. 6)Penalties 2 (3x) Last: vs. Vermont (Mar. 6)Penalty Minutes 4 (2x) Last: at Providence (Feb. 27)Power Play Opportunities 0 at Maine (Feb. 19) Opponent Game Highs Total Opponent (Date) Goals 8 at Maine (Feb. 19) Shots on Goal 41 at Providence (Nov. 24)Saves 47 Providence (Feb. 26) Hutton’s 10th career shutoutPenalties 10 Boston College (Feb. 12)Penalty Minutes 27 Northeastern (Oct. 24)Power Play Opportunities 9 vs. Northeastern (Jan. 3)Power Play Goals Scored 2 (4x) Last: Merrimack (Jan. 22) Opponent Game Lows Totals Opponent (Date)Goals 0 (4x) Last: Providence (Feb. 26) Hutton’s 10th career shutoutShots on Goal 17 Massachusetts (Jan. 16)Saves 13 at Maine (Feb. 19)Penalties 0 at Maine (Feb. 19)Penalty Minutes 0 at Maine (Feb. 19)Power Play Opportunities 1 vs. Vermont (Mar. 6)

Skater Categories Total Player Opponent (Date) Additional NotePoints 5 Chris Auger* Merrimack (Nov. 21) Career HighGoals 3 David Vallorani* Massachusetts (Dec. 5) Career HighAssists 4 (2x) Last: Nick Schaus* Massachusetts (Dec. 5)Shots on Goal 11 Kory Falite* Northeastern (Oct. 24) Career HighPenalties 3 (2x) Last: Ben Holmstrom vs. Northeastern (Jan. 3)Penalty Minutes 15 (2x) Last: Ben Holmstrom* vs. Vermont (Mar. 6) Career High

Goaltender Categories Total Player Date/Opponent Additional NoteSaves (Most) 37 Carter Hutton at Providence (Nov. 24)Goals Against (Fewest) 0 (4x) Last: Carter Hutton Providence (Feb. 26)Saves (Low) 5 Nevin Hamilton at Maine (Feb. 19)Goals Against (Most) 5 (3x) Last: Carter Hutton at Maine (Feb. 19)

2009-10 Individual Game Highs

2009-10 Game Highs and Lows



VALLORANI#10 D’AGOSTINO#11 FALITE#12 CAMPBELL#15 AUGER#16WETMORE#9 CAVENEY#14

DEHNER#2 CAPRARO#3 CORCORAN#4 SCHAUS#5 GOERS#6 EDWARDS#7 WRIGHT#8Date Opp G-A +/- PIM G-A +/- PIM G-A +/- PIM G-A +/- PIM G-A +/- PIM G-A +/- PIM G-A +/- PIM10/9 @SLU 0-0 +1 0 0-0 0 2 0-0 0 0 DNP 0-0 0 0 1-1 +1 0 DNP10/10 @UNO 0-1 0 2 0-0 0 0 0-0 -2 0 DNP 0-0 -3 0 0-1 0 0 DNP10/23 CGT 0-1 +1 4 DNP 0-0 -1 2 1-1 +1 0 0-0 0 0 0-0 -1 0 1-0 +1 010/24 NU* 0-0 0 2 0-0 0 0 DNP 0-1 0 2 0-0 0 4 0-1 +1 0 0-0 +1 010/30 BU* 0-0 0 2 0-0 -1 0 DNP 1-1 0 0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 2 0-0 +1 010/31 @BU* 0-1 -1 0 0-1 +1 0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 DNP 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 211/6 @VT* 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 2 0-0 0 2 1-0 0 2 DNP 0-1 -1 0 0-0 -1 011/8 UNH* 0-2 0 0 0-0 -1 0 0-0 -2 0 1-2 +2 0 DNP 1-1 +1 2 0-0 0 211/13 @UAH 0-0 0 0 DNP 0-0 +1 2 0-0 0 0 DNP 0-0 0 2 2-0 +2 011/14 @UAH 0-0 +1 0 DNP 0-0 0 0 0-1 +2 0 DNP 0-1 +2 2 0-0 0 011/21 MER* 1-0 +2 0 0-0 -1 2 DNP 0-2 +3 0 DNP 0-0 -1 0 0-0 0 211/24 PRV* 0-1 0 0 0-0 +2 0 DNP 0-0 -1 0 DNP 0-0 -2 0 DNP11/27 MAINE* 0-0 +1 0 0-0 0 0 DNP 0-0 0 0 DNP 0-0 -1 0 0-0 -1 012/4 @UNH* 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 DNP 0-0 0 0 DNP 0-0 0 0 DNP12/5 UMA* 1-0 +2 2 0-0 0 0 DNP 0-4 +3 0 DNP 0-1 -1 0 0-0 -1 412/11 PRN 0-0 +2 2 0-0 0 2 DNP 0-0 +1 0 DNP 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 012/12 PRN 0-1 +1 0 DNP DNP 0-2 +1 0 0-0 -1 0 0-0 -1 0-0 0 01/2 HC 0-1 +1 2 DNP DNP 0-0 0 4 0-0 +1 2 1-0 0 0 0-0 0 01/3 NU 0-0 0 2 0-0 +1 2 DNP 0-1 +1 0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0-0 +1 01/8 @UNH* 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 2 DNP 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0-0 -1 2 1-0 +1 01/9 @NU* 1-0 0 0 0-0 -1 2 DNP 0-1 +1 0 0-0 +2 0 0-1 +1 2 0-0 0 01/15 @UMA* 1-1 +1 0 0-0 0 2 DNP 0-0 0 4 0-0 0 0 0-0 -1 0 0-0 0 01/16 UMA* 0-0 0 0 0-0 +1 0 DNP 0-0 -1 0 0-0 +1 0 0-0 0 5 0-0 0 01/22 MER* 1-3 +2 0 0-0 -1 0 DNP 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0-1 +1 0 0-0 -1 01/23 BC* 0-0 +2 0 0-0 -1 0 DNP 0-1 +1 0 0-0 +1 0 0-0 0 2 0-0 0 01/29 @NU* DNP 0-0 -1 0 0-0 -1 2 0-0 -1 0 0-1 -1 0 1-0 0 0 0-0 0 22/5 BU* DNP 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0-1 -2 2 0-0 -1 0 0-1 -1 0 0-0 0 02/6 @MER* DNP 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 2 0-0 -1 0 0-0 -1 0 0-0 -1 0 0-0 +1 02/12 BC* DNP 0-0 0 0 DNP 0-0 +2 2 0-0 0 0 0-0 +2 2 0-0 0 2 2/13 @BC* DNP 0-0 0 2 DNP 0-0 0 0 0-0 -1 0 0-1 -1 2 0-0 0 02/19 @MAINE* 0-0 0 0 0-0 -1 0 DNP 0-0 -1 0 0-1 0 2 0-0 -4 0 1-0 -3 02/20 @MAINE* 0-1 +2 0 0-0 0 0 DNP 0-0 -1 0 0-1 +1 0 0-0 +1 0 1-1 0 22/26 PRV* 0-0 +1 0 1-0 +2 0 DNP 0-0 +1 0 0-2 +2 0 0-0 +1 0 0-2 +2 02/27 @PRV* 0-1 -1 0 0-0 0 0 DNP 0-0 -1 0 0-0 +1 0 DNP 0-0 0 03/5 VT* 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 DNP 0-1 +1 0 0-0 -1 0 0-0 +1 2 0-0 0 23/6 VT* 0-1 +1 0 0-0 0 0 DNP 0-0 -1 0 0-0 +1 0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 3/12 @MAINE$ 1-0 -1 0 0-0 0 0 DNP 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 2 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 03/13 @MAINE$ 0-0 -1 0 0-0 -1 2 DNP 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 2 0-0 0 2 0-0 -1 03/14 @MAINE$ 0-0 -2 2 0-0 0 2 DNP 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0-0 -1 0 1-0 +1 0

2009-10 Player Game-by-Game

Date Opp G-A +/- PIM G-A +/- PIM G-A +/- PIM G-A +/- PIM G-A +/- PIM G-A +/- PIM G-A +/- PIM10/11 @SLU 0-1 +1 0 0-0 0 0 DNP 1-2 +2 0 DNP 0-1 +1 0 0-0 +1 010/10 @UNO 0-1 0 0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 1-0 -1 0 DNP 1-0 0 2 0-0 0 210/23 CGT 0-0 0 0 1-1 +1 0 DNP 0-0 +1 0 DNP 2-1 -1 2 0-0 -1 010/24 NU* 1-0 +1 0 1-0 0 2 DNP 0-1 0 0 DNP 0-0 0 0 0-1 0 010/30 BU* 0-0 +1 0 0-2 -1 0 DNP 0-0 0 0 DNP 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 010/31 @BU* 0-0 -1 0 0-1 0 4 DNP 0-1 0 0 DNP 0-0 0 2 1-0 +1 011/6 @VT* 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 DNP 0-0 -1 0 DNP 0-1 -1 2 1-0 0 011/8 UNH* 0-0 -1 0 0-2 +2 2 DNP 2-0 +2 0 0-0 +1 0 0-1 +1 0 0-1 -2 011/13 @UAH 0-1 +1 0 0-1 +1 0 DNP 0-0 -1 0 0-0 -1 0 0-1 0 0 0-0 0 011/14 @UAH 0-0 0 0 1-0 +1 0 DNP 1-1 +2 0 1-0 +3 0 0-2 +3 0 0-1 +1 211/21 MER* 0-0 0 0 0-1 0 0 DNP 0-0 -1 0 0-0 0 0 2-1 -1 0 1-4 +3 011/24 PRV* 1-0 +1 4 0-0 -1 0 DNP 0-0 -1 0 0-0 +1 0 0-0 +1 0 1-0 0 011/27 MAINE* 0-0 0 0 0-0 -1 2 DNP 1-0 0 0 0-0 +1 2 0-0 -1 0 0-0 0 012/4 @UNH* 0-0 -1 2 0-0 0 0 DNP 1-0 +1 2 0-0 -1 0 0-0 +1 0 0-0 0 012/5 UMA* 0-0 0 0 3-0 +2 0 DNP 0-0 -1 0 0-1 +3 2 0-0 -1 2 DNP12/11 PRN 1-1 0 2 0-1 -1 0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 2 DNP 1-0 0 0 DNP12/12 PRN 1-0 +1 0 0-0 -1 0 0-0 0 2 1-0 +1 0 DNP 0-0 +1 2 DNP1/2 HC 0-0 0 0 0-1 +1 0 DNP 1-1 +1 0 DNP 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 01/3 NU 0-0 0 0 0-1 +1 0 DNP 1-0 +1 0 DNP 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 21/8 @UNH* 0-0 +1 2 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 1-0 +1 0 DNP 0-2 +2 0 0-0 0 01/9 @NU* 0-0 +1 2 0-1 0 2 0-0 0 0 0-3 +2 0 DNP 1-2 0 0 1-1 0 01/15 @UMA* 0-0 -1 0 0-1 +1 0 0-0 0 0 0-0 -1 0 DNP 0-0 0 0 1-0 +2 01/16 UMA* 0-0 0 2 0-1 +1 0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 DNP 0-0 0 2 0-1 +1 41/22 MER* 0-0 0 0 1-0 -1 0 0-0 0 0 2-1 +1 2 DNP 0-0 +1 0 0-0 -1 01/23 BC* 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0-0 -1 2 1-0 +1 0 DNP 1-0 +2 0 0-0 +1 01/29 @NU* 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0-1 -1 0 DNP 0-0 -2 0 0-0 -1 02/5 BU* 0-0 0 2 0-0 -1 0 0-0 0 0 0-0 -2 0 DNP 1-0 -2 0 0-1 -1 02/6 @MER* 0-0 -1 0 1-0 +1 2 0-0 -1 2 0-1 +1 0 DNP 0-1 +1 2 0-0 -1 02/12 BC* 1-0 +1 0 0-1 0 0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 4 DNP 1-0 +1 0 0-2 +1 02/13 @BC* 0-0 0 0 0-0 -1 0 DNP 0-0 0 0 DNP 1-0 0 0 0-1 0 02/19 @MAINE* 0-1 +1 0 0-0 -2 2 DNP 0-1 0 0 DNP 0-0 -2 0 0-0 -2 02/20 @MAINE* 1-0 +1 0 0-0 +1 2 DNP 2-1 +3 0 DNP 0-1 0 4 0-0 0 02/26 PRV* 0-1 +1 0 0-1 +1 0 DNP 0-0 0 0 DNP 1-1 +2 0 1-1 +2 02/27 @PRV* 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 DNP 1-0 0 2 DNP 1-0 0 0 0-0 0 03/5 VT* 0-1 0 0 0-2 0 0 DNP 1-1 +2 0 DNP 1-1 0 0 2-0 +1 43/6 VT* 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 DNP 0-0 0 0 DNP 1-0 +1 0 0-0 0 03/12 @MAINE$ 0-1 0 0 0-0 0 0 DNP 0-1 0 0 DNP 0-1 0 0 0-0 0 03/13 @MAINE$ 0-0 0 2 0-0 0 0 DNP 0-0 0 2 DNP 0-0 -1 0 0-0 -1 2


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HAMILTON#1BLAIR#26 HUTTON#30DELUCA#25 HEFFRON#33ICKERT#29

CEY#19 SCHEU#20 HOLMSTROM#21 WORHTINGTON#22 MANIFF#23FERREIRA#17 BUDD#18

2009-10 Player Game-by-Game

Date Opp G-A +/- PIM G-A +/- PIM G-A +/- PIM G-A +/- PIM G-A +/- PIM G-A +/- PIM G-A +/- PIM10/11 @SLU 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 1-0 +1 0 0-0 0 2 0-0 0 010/10 @UNO 0-0 -1 0 0-0 +1 0 0-0 -1 0 DNP 0-1 0 0 1-0 0 0 0-0 0 010/23 CGT 0-1 +1 0 0-0 0 0 0-1 0 0 DNP 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 2 0-2 -1 010/24 NU* 0-0 +1 2 0-0 0 2 0-0 0 0 DNP 0-1 0 0 1-0 0 0 0-0 0 010/30 BU* 0-1 +1 0 1-0 0 2 DNP 1-0 -1 2 0-0 0 2 1-0 0 0 0-0 -1 010/31 @BU* 0-0 -1 0 0-0 0 2 DNP 1-0 0 0 1-1 +1 0 0-2 +1 0 0-0 0 011/6 @VT* 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 2 DNP 0-0 0 0 0-2 0 2 1-0 0 2 0-1 0 011/8 UNH* 0-0 -1 0 0-0 +2 0 DNP 1-1 +1 0 1-0 -2 0 0-1 -3 0 DNP11/13 @UAH 0-1 +2 0 0-1 +1 0 DNP 0-1 +1 0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 DNP11/14 @UAH 0-0 0 0 DNP DNP 0-0 +1 4 1-0 +1 0 0-1 +1 0 0-0 0 011/21 MER* 0-0 -1 0 DNP DNP 0-0 0 0 0-1 +2 2 2-1 +2 2 0-0 -1 011/24 PRV* 0-0 +1 0 0-0 0 0 DNP 0-0 -2 0 0-0 -1 0 0-0 0 0 0-1 +1 011/27 MAINE* 0-0 0 2 DNP 0-0 0 0 0-0 -1 0 0-1 +1 0 0-0 -1 0 DNP12/4 @UNH* 0-0 0 0 DNP 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 2 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 012/5 UMA* 0-0 0 0 0-1 +1 2 DNP 0-3 +2 0 0-0 +1 0 1-0 +1 0 0-0 0 012/11 PRN 0-0 0 2 1-0 +1 2 0-0 -1 0 DNP 0-0 +1 2 1-0 +2 0 0-0 0 012/12 PRN 0-0 -1 0 0-0 -1 0 0-0 -1 0 DNP 0-0 -1 2 0-0 -1 0 0-0 0 01/2 HC 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 DNP 0-0 +1 0 1-0 0 2 0-2 0 0 0-0 0 01/3 NU 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 4 0-0 0 2 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 14 0-0 0 0 DNP1/8 @UNH* DNP 0-0 -1 15 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0-0 -1 0 0-0 -1 2 DNP1/9 @NU* DNP 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 2-1 +1 2 0-1 +1 0 1-1 0 0 DNP1/15 @UMA* DNP 0-0 0 0 0-0 +1 0 0-0 -1 0 0-0 -1 2 0-0 +1 4 DNP1/16 UMA* DNP 0-0 -1 4 1-0 +1 2 0-0 0 0 0-0 -1 2 0-0 -1 0 DNP1/22 MER* DNP 0-0 +1 2 0-1 0 0 0-1 +1 0 0-2 +1 0 1-0 +1 0 DNP1/23 BC* DNP 0-1 +1 2 0-0 0 0 0-1 +1 0 0-1 0 0 1-0 +1 0 DNP1/29 @NU* DNP 0-0 0 0 0-0 -1 0 0-0 -1 2 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 DNP2/5 BU* DNP 0-0 +1 0 0-0 0 0 0-0 -2 0 1-0 0 2 0-0 0 2 DNP2/6 @MER* DNP 0-0 0 0 0-0 -1 0 DNP 0-0 -1 0 0-0 0 0 DNP2/12 BC* DNP 1-0 +1 2 1-0 0 0 DNP 0-1 +1 4 0-0 +1 2 DNP2/13 @BC* DNP 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 DNP 0-0 -1 2 0-0 -1 2 0-0 0 02/19 @MAINE* 0-0 0 0 1-0 -1 0 0-0 -1 0 DNP 1-1 +1 2 1-0 0 0 0-1 +1 02/20 @MAINE* DNP 0-0 -1 2 0-1 +1 0 DNP 0-1 +1 0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 02/26 PRV* DNP 0-0 +1 0 0-0 0 0 DNP 0-0 0 0 0-0 +1 2 1-0 +1 02/27 @PRV* DNP 0-0 0 0 0-1 0 0 DNP 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 2 0-0 0 03/5 VT* DNP 0-0 -1 0 0-1 +1 0 DNP 1-0 +2 4 0-0 -1 2 0-0 0 03/6 VT* DNP 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 DNP 0-0 0 15 0-0 -1 0 0-0 0 03/12 @MAINE$ 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0-0 +1 2 0-0 -1 2 1-0 0 4 0-0 0 0 DNP3/13 @MAINE$ 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 4 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 4 0-0 0 0 DNP3/14 @MAINE$ 0-0 0 0 0-1 0 2 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0-0 -1 0 DNP

Date Opp G-A +/- PIM G-A +/- PIM G-A +/- PIM GA-SV MIN DEC GA-SV MIN DEC GA-SV MIN DEC10/11 @SLU DNP 0-0 0 2 DNP DNP 0-22 60 Win DNP10/10 @UNO DNP 0-0 +2 0 DNP DNP 4-19 58 Loss DNP10/23 CGT DNP 0-1 +1 0 DNP 3-27 60 Win DNP DNP10/24 NU* DNP 0-1 +1 0 DNP DNP 1-24 60 Win DNP10/30 BU* DNP 0-1 0 0 DNP DNP 5-23 63 Loss DNP10/31 @BU* DNP 0-0 -1 2 DNP 2-24 60 Win DNP DNP11/6 @VT* DNP 0-1 -1 2 DNP 3-34 65 Tie DNP DNP11/8 UNH* DNP 0-0 0 0 DNP DNP 3-33 60 Win DNP11/13 @UAH DNP 0-0 +2 0 0-0 +1 0 1-19 60 Win DNP DNP11/14 @UAH DNP 0-0 +2 0 0-1 +1 0 DNP 0-19 59 Win DNP11/21 MER* DNP 0-0 -1 0 0-0 0 0 3-30 59 Win DNP DNP11/24 PRV* DNP 0-0 -1 2 0-1 +1 0 DNP 3-37 58 Loss DNP11/27 MAINE* DNP 0-0 -2 0 0-0 0 0 3-30 58 Loss DNP DNP12/4 @UNH* DNP 0-0 -1 0 0-0 +1 0 DNP 2-32 58 Loss DNP12/5 UMA* DNP 0-0 -1 0 0-0 +1 2 3-23 60 Win DNP DNP12/11 PRN DNP 0-0 -1 0 0-0 0 6 DNP 1-29 60 Win DNP12/12 PRN DNP 0-0 -1 0 0-1 -1 0 3-27 58 Loss DNP DNP1/2 HC DNP 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 DNP 0-32 60 Win DNP1/3 NU DNP 0-0 0 0 DNP DNP 2-23 58 Loss DNP1/8 @UNH* DNP 0-2 +2 0 DNP 2-24 65 Tie DNP DNP1/9 @NU* DNP 0-0 +2 4 DNP DNP 5-30 64 Win DNP1/15 @UMA* DNP 0-0 0 0 DNP 3-35 59 Loss DNP DNP1/16 UMA* DNP 0-0 -1 9 DNP DNP 2-15 59 Loss DNP1/22 MER* DNP 0-1 0 2 DNP 4-33 60 Win DNP DNP1/23 BC* DNP 0-0 +1 0 DNP DNP 1-25 60 Win DNP1/29 @NU* DNP 0-0 0 2 DNP DNP 2-33 58 Loss DNP2/5 BU* DNP 0-1 +1 2 DNP 3-30 59 Loss DNP DNP2/6 @MER* 0-0 -1 0 0-0 0 2 DNP DNP 3-30 58 Loss DNP2/12 BC* 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 DNP 1-34 60 Win DNP2/13 @BC* 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 2 DNP 2-32 59 Loss DNP2/19 @MAINE* DNP DNP 0-0 -1 0 3-5 17 - 5-13 42 Loss DNP2/20 @MAINE* 0-0 0 0 0-1 +1 0 DNP DNP 2-24 60 Win DNP2/26 PRV* 0-0 +1 0 0-0 +1 0 DNP DNP 0-30 60 Win DNP2/27 @PRV* 0-0 0 0 0-0 +1 0 0-0 0 0 DNP 2-24 64 Tie DNP3/5 VT* 0-0 -1 0 0-0 +1 0 DNP DNP 2-25 60 Win DNP3/6 VT* 0-0 0 0 0-0 -1 0 DNP DNP 1-17 65 Tie DNP3/12 @MAINE$ DNP 0-1 +1 2 DNP DNP 1-18 60 Win DNP3/13 @MAINE$ DNP 0-0 0 0 DNP DNP 2-28 59 Loss DNP3/14 @MAINE$ DNP 0-1 +1 0 DNP DNP 3-33 65 Loss DNP


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1979 DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

First Row (L to R): Brian Doyle, John Jaskul, Gene Hayes, Sam Adams, John Costello, Tom Jacobs, Mark Jenkins, Hal Gillis, Craig MacTavish, Steve O’Brien. Second Row: Assistant Coach Mike Gera-gosian, Manager name unknown, Assistant Coach Gary Bishop, John MacKenzie, Bill Moffatt, Tom Tidman, Mike Durand, Paul Lohnes, Dean Jenkins, Chuch Hayes, Mike Fitzgerald, Mike O’Connor, Fran Dee, Kevin Charbonneau, Tom Mulligan, Dave Sullivan, Scott McKee, Jack Morrison, Bill Droll, Karen McCarthy, Head Coach Bill Riley, Jr.

The First National ChampionshipThe 1978-79 season didn’t start like the year the Lowell Chiefs would make a run at the NCAA Divi-sion II title. The campaign started slowly for the Chiefs, who went 3-4-0 in their first seven contests. That all changed on Dec. 4 with an 8-6 win at New England College. ULowell lost only two times in the remaining 21 regular-season games. The Chiefs rolled past rivals Merrimack and Salem State in the ECAC Division II tournament to claim their first title, and won against Illinois Chicago in the NCAA tournament to secure their first appearance in the championship game against Mankato State. The Chiefs got on the board early, scoring three times in the first period. All-American Craig MacTavish’s goal in the third proved to be the game-winner, as ULowell held off a late Mankato surge for a 6-4 win and the University’s first national title.

U Lowell 3 1 2 - 6Mankato State 0 1 3 - 4

1st period: UL D. Jenkins Dee, M. Jenkins 11:28 (ev)UL Fitzgerald Lohnes, Mulligan 15:55 (ev)UL Jacobs MacTavish, G. Hayes 17:10 (ev)2nd period:UL Jacobs MacTavish, G. Hayes 17:10 (ev)MS Davis Ward, Saatzer 9:09 (ev)UL Fitzgerald O’Connor 12:13 (ev)3rd period:MS Ward Hjerstad, Davis 4:17 (ev)UL MacTavish O’Connor 4:58 (ev)UL Jacobs MacTavish, G. Hayes 11:37 (pp)MS Weinkauf Ward, Saatzer 17:56 (pp) MS Forliti Saatzer 19:08 (ev)

Shots on goal: UL 45, MS 34Power plays: UL 1-for-3 MS 1-for-4Penalties: UL 5 (10 min) MS 5 (10 min)Saves: UL: Doyle 8 12 10 - 30 MS: Carroll 19 7 13 - 39

UL (27-6, 21-5 ECAC DII)

NCAA ChampionshipMarch 17, 1979 • Volpe Center

North Andover, Mass.


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First Row (L to R): Fran Dee, Tom Mulligan, Captain Dean Jenkins, Kevin Charbonneau, Tom Tidman. Second Row: Assistant Coach Mike Geragosian, Assistant Coach Gary Bishop, Dennis DeMango, Chuck Sage, Joe Hughes, Dave Benson, Jack Fahey, Gary Brower, Dick Wight, Don McCoy, Ken Kaiser, Rink Manager Charlie Johnson, Head Coach Bill Riley, Jr. Third Row: Manager John Maloblocki, Brian Smith, Rollie Buoncuore, George Popp, Tom Mills, Mark Kumpel, Rob Spath, Chris Wright, Mike O’Neil, Mike Carr, Assistant Trainer Steve Fluet. Absent: Phil Ternullo, Tom Cronin, Paul Lohnes, John MacKenzie, Manager Dan Ryan, Head Trainer George Carruth.

Back at ItAfter failing in the national semifinal the year prior, the Lowell Chiefs didn’t make the same miskate during the 1980-81 campaign. Although the Chiefs lost their first three games of 1981, they bounced back to win their next 14, including a 6-4 win over rival Merrimack to claim the ECAC Division II title. Making it back to the national championship proved tough for ULowell, as Mankato State looked to once again spoil the Chiefs’ chances at a second title. A back-and-forth semifinal matchup headed to overtime when Makato tied the game with just seconds remaining. ULowell’s Tom Mulligan made quick work of the extra period, scoring just 1:44 into overtime to secure Lowell’s second national final appearance in three years. This time, it was Chuck Sage that gave the Chiefs the championship, making a nice move on Cardinal goaltender Rick Strack to give Lowell another national championship.


U Lowell 0 4 1 - 5Plattsburgh St. 0 2 2 - 4

1st period: No Scoring.2nd period:UL Carr Charbonneau, Jenkins 3:15 (pp)PS Talbot Grabowski, Wright 4:10 (ev)PS Wescott D’Anjou, Young 9:56 (pp)UL Jenkins unassisted 10:28 (sh)UL Sage Spath, McCoy 13:16 (ev)UL Mulligan Carr 13:39 (ev)3rd period:PS Brunet Poulin 1:28 (ev)PS Griffin Brunet, Young 5:22 (ev)UL Sage Lohnes, Mulligan 7:53 (ev)

Shots on goal: UL 36, PS 35Power plays: UL 1-for-8 PS 1-for-6Penalties: UL 10 (20 min) PS 11 (22 min)Saves: UL: MacKenzie 13 10 8 - 31 PS: Strack 11 14 6 - 31

UL (27-5, 23-3 ECAC DII)

NCAA ChampionshipMarch 14, 1981 • Volpe Center

North Andover, Mass.

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First Row (L to R): Phil Ternullo, Ken Kaiser, Tom Tidman, Kevin Charbonneau, Captain Paul Lohnes, Tom Mulligan, Mike Carr, Joe Hughes, John MacKenzie. Second Row: Assistant Coach Mike Geragosian, Assistant Coach Gary Bishop, Dana Demole, George Popp, Chris Wright, Rollie Buoncuore, Mike O’Neill, Dick Wight, Tom Cronin, Mark Kumpel, Chuck Sage, Don McCoy, Tom Mills, Rob Spath, Brian Smith, Head Coach Bill Riley, Jr. Third Row: Statistician Lisa Elie, Manager Dave Dempsey, Glen McGowan, Joe Feralito, George Burnila, Jerry Gately, Jack Fahey, Dave Benson, Brian Schneider, Roger Christian, Mike Opre, Danny Craig, Bobby Greenberg, Student Trainer Don Worden, and Statistician Maria Dumont. Absent: Tom Walsh.

A Record-Setting YearThe Lowell Chiefs marched to their third NCAA title in four years during the 1981-82 season, set-ting the record for the most wins in a season (31) that still holds today. After winning the ECAC Division II Championship for the second straight year over Merrimack 5-1, ULowell made its way past Oswego in the opening round of the NCAA tournament, advancing to the Final Four. The Chiefs’ oldest rival almost spoiled their chance at repeating as the National Champion, as the Warriors tied the game at 3-3 after scoring a pair of goals in the third period of the national semifinal. Chuck Sage stepped up for the Chiefs for the second year in a row, scoring the game-winner at 19:30 of

the third to propel ULowell into the championship game, going on to handily beat the Cardinals 6-1.


U Lowell 0 6 0 - 6Plattsburgh St. 1 0 0 - 1

1st period: PS Grabowski Poulin, D’Anjou 8:25 (pp)2nd period:UL Christian Optre 4:09 (ev)UL Spath Mulligan, Carr 5:42 (ev)UL McCoy Hughes, O’Neill 7:41 (ev)UL Kaiser Lohnes, Carr 9:42 (ev) UL Lohnes Kaiser, Carr 10:52 (ev)UL Christian Opre 17:54 (ev)3rd period:No Scoring.

Shots on goal: UL 35, PS 16Power plays: UL 2-for-11 PS 1-for-6Penalties: UL 12 (24 min) PS 15 (30 min)Saves: UL: MacKenzie 9 2 4 - 15 PS: Knish 9 12 8 - 29

UL (31-4, 19-1 ECAC DII)

NCAA ChampionshipMarch 20, 1982 • Tully Forum

Chelmsford, Mass.


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All-Time Year-by-Year Results1967-68 (7-7-1)Head Coach: Richard MorrisonCaptain: Richard OuellettDate Opponent Result11/30 at Boston State L, 4-612/12 Nichols W, 11-212/18 at Assumption L, 2-31/4 at St. Anselm W, 9-21/5 at Worcester State W, 5-31/11 Worcester Polytechnic Institute W, 5-01/30 at Babson W, 10-62/3 Salem State L, 1-102/9 at Worcester Polytechnic Institute W, 10-32/10 Assumption (OT) T, 5-52/16 at Nichols W, 5-22/20 at Holy Cross (OT) L, 4-52/22 Boston State L, 5-132/27 Babson L, 8-112/29 at Salem State L, 1-13

1968-69 (4-9-0)Head Coach: Richard MorrisonCaptain: Tom McElligottDate Opponent Result11/26 at Massachusetts L, 2-1112/17 at Holy Cross L, 8-111/7 at Salem State L, 4-121/9 Babson W, 8-21/10 Ithaca L, 4-71/11 Ithaca L, 5-61/13 Babson W, 8-12/7 at Assumption W, 12-32/13 Nichols W, 17-32/15 at Connecticut L, 2-72/18 at Boston State L, 1-172/21 Brockport L, 4-72/24 Salem State L, 3-9

1969-70 (11-6-0)Head Coach: William Riley, Jr.Captains: Marcel Hamann, Bob RoyDate Opponent Result11/25 Massachusetts L, 3-912/3 Babson W, 3-212/4 at Connecticut L, 1-312/8 at Salem State L, 3-1212/13 Assumption W, 13-112/15 Rochester Institute of Tech. W, 5-112/16 at Holy Cross W, 2-11/9 at Wesleyan W, 2-01/24 at Williams L, 2-71/28 Holy Cross W, 4-31/31 at Babson W, 9-42/5 at American International L, 4-92/10 New Haven W, 9-52/12 at Saint Anselm W, 14-12/14 Connecticut L, 4-52/18 at Trinity (OT) W, 5-42/25 St. Anselm W, 7-4

1970-71 (9-8-1)Head Coach: William Riley, Jr.Captain: Gary BishopDate Opponent Result11/24 at Massachusetts L, 0-1612/3 at Babson W, 6-312/4 at Connecticut W, 4-212/8 at Holy Cross W, 9-312/11 at Assumption W, 12-312/15 Salem State L, 6-1112/19 Trinity W, 6-11/9 Wesleyan W, 10-11/27 Holy Cross L, 5-71/30 Babson (OT) T, 7-72/2 at Boston State L, 2-142/7 at St. Anselm L, 5-62/9 Williams L, 3-92/12 Bridgewater State W, 13-32/16 American International (OT) L, 11-122/19 at New Haven W, 10-42/23 Connecticut W, 12-33/3 at Amherst L, 4-7

1971-72 (12-11-0)Head Coach: William Riley, Jr.Captains: Mike McElligott, Don ShuttDate Opponent Result11/25 Ithaca (OT) W, 2-111/26 Merrimack L, 3-512/1 at Saint Anselm L, 0-412/3 at Connecticut W, 6-312/7 at Holy Cross W, 4-212/14 Nichols W, 10-112/16 Buffalo L, 5-912/17 St. Anselm (OT) L, 2-312/22 at Bridgewater State W, 8-41/6 Salem State L, 4-61/18 Holy Cross W, 7-31/21 at Norwich L, 3-51/27 at Colby L, 4-72/1 at New Haven W, 8-22/5 Boston State L, 3-42/9 at Babson W, 6-22/15 Connecticut W, 6-22/18 at New England College L, 2-62/22 American International (OT) L, 6-72/26 at Williams W, 6-42/28 Babson W, 9-13/1 Amherst W, 8-33/4 at Vermont * L, 0-7* ECAC Divsion II Tournament

1972-73 (12-10-1)Head Coach: William Riley, Jr.Captains: Bob Kearin, Dennis SteadDate Opponent Result11/23 New England College W, 3-111/25 Merrimack L, 2-911/28 St. Anselm L, 3-712/5 at Holy Cross W, 6-012/7 Salem State L, 2-412/12 at Nichols W, 10-312/15 vs. Mt. Allison M L, 1-512/16 vs. New England College M L, 1-51/6 Bowdoin L, 1-51/16 at Boston State L, 3-51/18 Holy Cross W, 5-31/20 Norwich (OT) T, 3-31/23 Williams L, 2-31/27 at Connecticut W, 4-31/28 Oswego State L, 3-71/30 Colby W, 6-52/2 at Merrimack L, 2-42/7 at Army W, 4-12/10 at Babson W, 8-02/13 Connecticut W, 7-32/15 New Haven W, 9-12/20 American International W, 7-22/28 at Amherst W, 5-2M Merrimack Tournament

1973-74 (9-12-1)Head Coach: William Riley, Jr.Captain: Butch EverettDate Opponent Result11/23 vs. American International(OT) 1 W, 3-211/24 vs. Boston State (OT) 1 L, 3-412/1 at American International (OT) L, 2-312/6 Boston State L, 1-512/11 Nichols W, 6-212/12 at Salem State (OT) L, 5-61/12 at Holy Cross W, 8-31/15 Bridgewater State W, 6-11/19 at Norwich L, 3-51/22 Merrimack L, 2-61/26 at Connecticut L, 4-51/30 at St. Anselm L, 3-52/1 at Williams L, 4-82/7 Salem State W, 8-62/9 at Colby (OT) T, 5-52/12 at Army L, 4-72/14 Connecticut W, 7-52/19 at New Haven W, 6-32/21 Babson W, 6-32/26 Amherst W, 7-23/1 Bowdoin L, 1-4

3/2 Middlebury L, 2-31 Thanksgiving Tournament

1974-75 (14-8-0)Head Coach: William Riley, Jr.Captains: Bob CarpenterDate Opponent Result11/23 Massachusetts W, 5-111/28 Norwich L, 2-411/30 Salem State L, 4-512/3 Connecticut W, 7-112/5 Colby W, 7-212/7 at Army W, 4-312/10 American International L, 3-412/12 at Salem State L, 2-61/14 New England College W, 7-51/16 at Bowdoin L, 1-51/18 Norwich W, 6-41/20 at Boston State W, 3-21/28 at St. Anselm (OT) L, 3-41/31 Williams W, 9-42/3 at Holy Cross W, 7-32/6 Boston State W, 8-42/8 at Merrimack L, 3-62/13 New Haven W, 11-12/19 at Babson W, 6-12/26 at Amherst W, 7-22/27 at Connecticut W, 6-23/3 at Merrimack (ECAC) L, 2-4

1975-76 (11-10-1)Head Coach: William Riley, Jr.Captains: Scott MacKay, John NagleDate Opponent Result11/23 at Massachusetts W, 7-511/28 vs. Merrimack 1 L, 4-711/29 vs. St. Anselm 1 W, 6-312/1 at Colby W, 7-012/4 Bowdoin L, 5-712/6 at Army L, 6-1012/9 at American International L, 3-1012/13 Connecticut (OT) T, 1-11/14 at New England College W, 12-01/17 at Norwich L, 7-101/19 at Boston State W, 6-21/21 Salem State L, 1-21/24 at Connecticut L, 3-41/27 at St. Anselm W, 5-41/31 Bridgewater State W, 10-12/3 Holy Cross W, 6-52/6 Merrimack L, 4-82/13 at Williams L, 5-72/18 at Bridgewater State W, 6-32/21 Babson W, 5-22/28 Boston State L, 2-33/4 Middlebury W, 5-31 Thanksgiving Tournament

1976-77 (17-9-1)Head Coach: William Riley, Jr.Captain: Barry YeadonDate Opponent Result11/20 Massachusetts L, 2-311/24 Norwich W, 7-111/25 Merrimack L, 3-812/1 at Bowdoin L, 3-612/4 Colby W, 6-312/7 at Babson L, 1-312/11 Connecticut W, 3-212/28 vs. Salem State 1 W, 6-312/29 vs. Boston State 1 W, 6-51/8 vs. Merrimack 2 L, 1-41/9 vs. St. Anselm (OT) 2 T, 7-71/11 American International (OT) L, 4-51/15 Bridgewater State W, 10-41/19 at Salem State L, 3-71/25 St. Anselm L, 4-51/27 New England College W, 6-02/1 at Holy Cross W, 4-32/5 at Merrimack W, 3-22/8 Norwich W, 4-12/12 Williams W, 1-02/19 Bryant W, 10-2

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All-Time Year-by-Year Results* ECAC Divsion II Tournament# NCAA Division II Tournament! NCAA Division II Championship

1979-80 (23-7-0)Head Coach: William Riley, Jr.Captain: Brian DoyleDate Opponent Result11/14 at Vermont W, 7-411/17 Ohio State L, 1-611/21 Army L, 0-312/1 at Colby W, 4-012/5 Holy Cross W, 8-112/8 North Adams State W, 16-212/19 U.S. Junior National (exh) W, 7-312/28 vs. Babson 1 W, 10-212/29 vs. Westfield State 1 W, 12-21/7 vs. Salem State T L, 2-5 1/8 at American International L, 3-41/12 Babson W, 8-41/14 vs. Merrimack T W, 10-61/18 Connecticut W, 13-51/19 at Bridgewater State W, 9-21/23 at St. Anselm W, 9-51/26 at Boston State W, 15-21/29 Salem State W, 4-02/2 Merrimack (OT) W, 5-42/6 at Norwich W, 11-32/9 at Williams W, 4-12/11 New England College W, 10-42/16 at Bryant W, 14-22/20 Middlebury W, 4-22/23 at Merrimack W, 9-72/26 Bowdoin L, 3-53/2 vs. New Haven * W, 8-53/5 vs. Holy Cross * W, 4-23/8 vs. Merrimack * L, 0-43/14 vs. Mankato State # L, 1-83/15 vs. Merrimack # W, 8-71 Codfish Bowl TournamentT Teapot Tournament* ECAC Divsion II Tournament# NCAA Division II Tournament

1980-81 (27-5-0)Head Coach: William Riley, Jr.Captains: Dean Jenkins, Mike O’ConnorDate Opponent Result11/8 Elmira (OT) W, 6-511/12 U.S. International W, 8-611/17 Boston College (exh) L, 2-611/20 at Vermont W, 4-211/22 Concordia L, 4-611/27 at St. Lawrence 1 W, 7-511/28 at Clarkson 1 L, 2-612/2 at Holy Cross W, 8-512/5 at Connecticut W, 3-212/6 American International W, 5-212/8 at New England College W, 8-512/11 Salem State W, 6-212/14 at North Adams State W, 9-412/15 Westfield W, 9-21/5 vs. Merrimack T L, 3-81/9 Norwich L, 4-61/11 at Salem State T L, 2-41/15 at Babson W, 5-21/21 St. Anselm W, 8-21/24 at Union W, 5-31/27 at Salem State W, 8-41/31 at Merrimack W, 6-02/4 at Army W, 9-52/7 New Haven W, 9-52/9 at Bowdoin W, 3-22/13 Colby W, 6-32/15 Merrimack W, 6-32/18 at Middlebury W, 6-33/1 vs. Colby * W, 4-33/4 vs. Bowdoin * W, 6-33/7 vs. Merrimack * W, 6-43/13 vs. Mankato St. (OT) # W, 8-73/14 vs. Plattsburgh State #! W, 5-41 North Country TournamentT Teapot Tournament

* ECAC Divsion II Tournament# NCAA Division II Tournament! NCAA Division II Championship

1981-82 (31-4-0)Head Coach: William Riley, Jr.Captain: Paul LohnesDate Opponent Result11/6 at Alaska Fairbanks W, 8-111/7 at Alaska Fairbanks W, 15-311/9 at Alaska Anchorage W, 6-211/10 at Alaska Anchorage W, 5-411/1 at Maine W, 2-111/27 Alaksa-Anchorage W, 7-412/2 Holy Cross W, 13-812/5 Connecticut W, 10-212/10 at Salem State W, 4-112/12 American International W, 22-012/14 at Westfield State W, 13-212/20 Rochester Institute of Technology W, 5-11/6 Univ. of Toronto (exh) (OT) L, 3-4 1/7 Salem State (OT) W, 4-31/11 at Colby W, 7-01/14 Babson W, 8-71/16 at New Haven W, 4-31/19 vs. Holy Cross T W, 8-21/20 at St. Anselm W, 9-11/23 Union W, 9-51/26 vs. Merrimack T W, 3-21/27 at Providence L, 3-51/30 Merrimack L, 3-52/3 at Army L, 5-72/6 at Norwich W, 6-02/10 Bowdoin W, 7-12/13 at Merrimack W, 4-12/17 Middlebury W, 12-12/20 New England College W, 7-42/27 vs. Holy Cross * W, 8-23/3 New England College (OT) * W, 3-23/7 Merrimack * W, 5-13/12 vs. Oswego State # W, 9-53/13 vs. Oswego State # L, 4-33/18 vs. Merrimack # W, 4-33/20 vs. Plattsburgh State #! W, 6-1T Teapot Tournament* ECAC Divsion II Tournament# NCAA Division II Tournament! NCAA Division II Championship

1982-83 (29-2-0)Head Coach: William Riley, JrCaptains: Mike Carr, Ken KaiserDate Opponent Result10/31 Northeastern (exh) T, 5-511/6 Boston College (exh) W, 10-011/12 at New Hampshire (exh) W, 7-311/13 New Hampshire (exh) W, 6-411/16 at Maine W, 4-211/20 at Merrimack W, 8-411/23 at Yale W, 4-211/24 Army W, 6-211/28 Univ. of Toronto (exh) W, 5-412/3 at Plattsburgh State (OT) 1 W, 4-312/4 vs. Concordia (exh) 1^ W, 1-012/8 at Salem State W, 4-312/11 UMass Boston W, 14-212/19 Rochester Institute of Technology W, 5-312/29 vs. Bowling Green 2 W, 7-312/30 at Rensselaer 2 L, 6-81/6 vs. Colby (OT) 3 W, 3-21/7 vs. Plattsburgh State 3 W, 4-21/8 Norwich (OT) W, 8-71/20 St. Anselm W, 8-61/25 vs. Salem State T W, 7-01/28 New Haven W, 7-01/29 Salem State W, 11-12/1 vs. Holy Cross T W, 5-42/3 at Babson W, 4-22/9 at Bowdoin W, 6-12/10 Colby W, 5-22/15 at Providence W, 6-42/17 Merrimack W, 7-22/19 at New England College W, 5-1

2/21 Army W, 5-32/23 at Middlebury W, 4-22/26 Boston State W, 3-13/2 at Connecticut W, 5-43/5 at Bowdoin * W, 4-23/9 at Merrimack * L, 2-61 Codfish Bowl Tournament2 Salem State Tournament* ECAC Divsion II Tournament

1977-78 (17-6-1)Head Coach: William Riley, Jr.Captain: Barry YeadonDate Opponent Result11/19 at Massachusetts W, 5-211/22 Babson W, 5-411/25 vs. Bryant 1 W, 10-211/26 vs. Merrimack 1 L, 1-512/2 Bowdoin L, 4-712/3 at Colby W, 6-312/5 Holy Cross L, 1-412/11 Boston State W, 7-412/28 vs. Salem State 2 L, 3-412/29 vs. St. Anselm 2 L, 7-81/4 vs. St. Anselm 3 W, 4-11/5 Salem State 3 W, 5-21/10 at American International W, 7-31/17 Maine W, 5-11/18 Salem State W, 6-41/25 at St. Anselm W, 6-22/4 Merrimack (OT) T, 3-32/14 at Army W, 9-32/18 North Adams State W, 5-22/20 at Bryant W, 9-32/22 Middlebury W, 5-32/27 at Norwich W, 7-43/4 American International * W, 6-43/8 at Merrimack * L, 4-61 Thanksgiving Tournament2 Codfish Bowl Tournament3 Salem State Tournament* ECAC Divsion II Tournament

1978-79 (27-6-0)Head Coach: William Riley, Jr.Captains: John Costello, Tom JacobsDate Opponent Result11/11 at Clarkson L, 2-1011/18 at Maine L, 4-511/21 at Babson W, 6-411/22 vs. Norwich 1 W, 4-311/23 vs. Plattsburgh State 1 L, 2-311/28 Massachusetts W, 9-312/2 Colby L, 5-712/4 at New England College W, 8-612/6 at Holy Cross W, 6-212/9 at North Adams (OT) W, 6-512/11 at Boston College W, 3-012/27 vs. Salem State 2 W, 8-212/28 at Boston State 2 W, 11-31/6 vs. St. Anselm 3 W, 7-11/7 at Salem State 3 L, 0-41/9 American International W, 10-21/17 at Salem State L, 1-41/20 Bridgewater State W, 6-11/24 St. Anselm W, 9-61/27 Boston State W, 6-42/1 at Merrimack W, 9-32/7 Norwich W, 9-32/10 Williams W, 16-42/14 at Army W, 13-52/17 Bryant W, 21-32/18 Union W, 2-02/21 at Middlebury W, 6-22/22 at Bowdoin W, 7-43/3 New Haven * W, 7-33/7 vs. Merrimack * W, 7-63/10 vs. Salem State * W, 4-13/16 vs. Illinois Chicago # W, 10-63/17 vs. Mankato State #! W, 6-41 Thanksgiving Tournament2 Codfish Bowl Tournament3 Salem State Tournament


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2/26 vs. St. Anselm * W, 9-23/2 vs. Salem State * W, 5-13/5 vs. Babson (3OT) * W, 3-23/11 vs. Oswego State # W, 10-23/12 vs. Oswego State # W, 5-33/18 vs. Rochester Institute of Technology # L, 1-43/19 vs. Babson # W, 5-31 Plattsburgh State Tournament^ UML wins by forfeit2 Rensselaer Tournament3 Down East ClassicT Teapot Tournament* ECAC Divsion II Tournament# NCAA Division II Tournament

FIRST YEAR IN NCAA DIVISION I

1983-84 (15-16-3)Head Coach: William Riley, Jr.Captains: Don McCoy, Rob SpathDate Opponent Result11/1 at Providence L, 3-811/4 at Boston University L, 0-811/5 at Maine W, 5-311/13 Dalhousie W, 7-211/15 at Boston College L, 2-311/20 Providence L, 1-411/25 Yale (OT) L, 4-511/28 at Yale L, 3-512/3 Merrimack W, 3-212/6 New Hampshire (OT) T, 3-312/10 at St. Lawrence (OT) W, 7-612/13 Salem State W, 7-412/17 at Northeastern L, 2-512/30 vs. Northern Arizona R W, 6-512/31 at Rensselaer R L, 4-61/3 Rensselaer L, 3-121/6 Northern Arizona W, 4-31/8 at New Hampshire L, 3-81/14 Maine W, 6-21/18 at Colby W, 4-31/20 at Michigan State L, 4-101/21 at Michigan State L, 0-61/28 at Salem State W, 6-22/3 at U.S. International W, 5-22/4 at U.S. International W, 5-22/6 at Northern Arizona L, 1-72/7 at Northern Arizona L, 3-72/10 Ohio State (OT) T, 4-42/11 Ohio State L, 3-72/17 Boston University (OT) T, 2-22/19 at Merrimack W, 10-42/21 Vermont W, 9-42/25 Babson (OT) W, 6-53/3 at Army L, 3-5R Rensselaer Tournament

FIRST YEAR IN HOCKEY EAST

1984-85 (15-25-2)Head Coach: William Riley, Jr.Captain: Danny CraigDate Opponent Result10/12 Northern Michigan (OT) L, 5-610/13 Northern Michigan W, 8-510/20 Northeastern L, 5-610/24 at Northeastern L, 4-610/28 at Boston University L, 0-510/31 Providence W, 8-611/3 Army W, 6-411/6 New Hampshire W, 5-311/9 at Wisconsin L, 4-711/10 at Wisconsin L, 3-811/17 Boston College W, 7-511/20 at Northeastern (OT) W, 4-311/23 Michigan Tech W, 2-111/24 Michigan Tech L, 2-311/30 at Minnesota L, 3-612/1 at Minnesota L, 3-512/7 Colorado College L, 7-912/8 Colorado College W, 4-112/11 U.S. International W, 6-012/12 U.S. International L, 4-6

All-Time Year-by-Year Results12/28 Denver L, 3-512/29 Denver W, 6-11/4 at Minnesota Duluth L, 1-121/5 at Minnesota Duluth L, 1-51/11 at North Dakota L, 1-21/12 at North Dakota L, 1-31/18 Boston University L, 2-51/23 at Merrimack W, 7-11/26 Maine L, 4-51/30 at Boston College L, 6-152/3 at Providence L, 3-72/8 at Maine W, 4-32/9 at Maine W, 3-22/14 Boston College L, 2-42/20 at New Hampshire (OT) T, 3-32/23 Providence (OT) T, 2-22/27 at Boston University L, 3-53/3 New Hampshire W, 6-53/8 at New Hampshire * W, 7-63/9 at New Hampshire *^ L, 5-83/15 vs. Boston College * L, 5-63/16 vs. Boston University * L, 4-6* Hockey East Tournament^ 1-0 mini-game win for UML

1985-86: (11-29-2)Head Coach: William Riley, Jr.Captains: Dana Demole, Dennis McCarrollDate Opponent Result10/26 Wisconsin L, 3-510/27 Wisconsin L, 3-610/30 at New Hampshire L, 3-411/2 at Providence W, 6-211/5 Northeastern L, 4-611/8 Minnesota L, 1-311/9 Minnesota L, 1-211/16 Boston University L, 5-611/19 at Boston College L, 5-711/22 at Michigan Tech (OT) W, 4-311/23 at Michigan Tech (OT) T, 3-311/29 vs. Clarkson E L, 1-511/30 vs. Concordia E W, 10-412/3 at Providence W, 5-212/6 North Dakota W, 3-112/7 North Dakota L, 2-312/11 Merrimack L, 4-912/23 Sokol-Kiev (exh) L, 1-312/29 Minnesota-Duluth L, 3-512/30 Minnesota-Duluth L, 3-51/3 at Northern Michigan L, 1-31/4 at Northern Michigan L, 4-81/7 at Northeastern L, 3-81/10 at Denver L, 3-81/11 at Denver L, 3-51/14 at U.S. International W, 5-21/17 at Colorado College L, 2-61/18 at Colorado College L, 6-101/21 Boston College L, 6-91/24 Maine W, 4-21/25 Maine W, 3-21/29 Boston University L, 5-82/1 at Maine L, 2-62/6 at Boston University L, 3-52/9 New Hampshire (OT) T, 4-42/16 at Boston College L, 0-32/19 Northeastern W, 8-52/26 Providence L, 3-43/1 at New Hampshire L, 4-73/7 at Northeastern * W, 4-23/9 at Northeastern * L, 3-43/14 vs. Boston College * L, 2-53/15 vs. Providence * W, 8-5* Hockey East TournamentE Empire Cup Tournament

1986-87 (22-12-2)Head Coach: William Riley, JrCaptains: Paul Ames, Jim NewhouseDate Opponent Result10/19 at Providence W, 5-410/23 New Hampshire W, 5-210/25 at New Hampshire (OT) T, 5-5 11/1 Merrimack W, 4-3

11/5 Boston College 1 L, 3-411/8 at Boston College W, 4-311/12 at Northeastern W, 6-411/15 Northeastern W, 7-411/19 at Boston University L, 1-311/22 Boston University W, 3-212/1 at Merrimack W, 6-412/5 Denver (OT) W, 5-412/6 Wisconsin W, 4-312/10 Providence (OT) W, 6-512/13 Colorado College W 6-412/16 Spartak (exh) L 2-812/28 North Dakota W 4-11/2 at Minnesota Duluth L, 3-71/3 at Minnesota W, 6-31/9 at Northern Michigan L, 2-31/10 at Michigan Tech W, 6-41/16 Maine L, 4-91/17 Maine L, 3-51/23 St. Lawrence L, 4-71/28 at Boston College 1 L, 6-71/30 Boston College W, 5-32/6 at Maine (OT) W, 3-22/7 at Maine L, 2-92/12 at Northeastern (OT) W, 5-42/15 Northeastern W, 7-42/18 Providence (OT) T, 5-52/21 at Providence (OT) W, 5-42/24 at New Hampshire W, 8-42/28 New Hampshire W, 6-53/3 Boston University L, 4-73/6 at Boston University L, 2-33/15 vs. Maine * L, 4-51 at Matthews Arena* Hockey East Tournament 1987-88 (20-17-2)Head Coach: William Riley, Jr. Captains: Jon Morris, Jim Newhouse, Carl ValimontDate Opponent Result10/31 Boston University L, 0-511/4 at Providence L, 2-411/7 at Maine (OT) L, 5-611/9 at Merrimack L, 3-511/14 at New Hampshire W, 7-411/17 Providence L, 2-311/20 at Boston College 1 W, 5-411/27 Michigan Tech L, 5-711/28 Northern Michigan W, 2-012/1 St. Cloud State W, 7-412/3 Northeastern W, 9-012/5 U.S. International W, 6-312/8 at Northeastern W, 8-712/12 New Hampshire W, 3-212/29 at Rensselaer W, 4-11/2 at North Dakota W, 6-41/4 at Wisconsin L, 4-61/8 at Colorado College L, 5-91/9 at Denver L, 4-91/15 Minnesota Duluth W, 2-11/16 Minnesota L, 4-81/22 at St. Lawrence W, 6-51/23 Clarkson W, 6-41/26 Boston University L, 4-61/29 Boston College W, 5-32/2 at Providence L, 2-52/5 at Boston College 2 L, 5-62/12 Maine L, 3-62/13 Maine W, 7-52/17 at Boston University L, 2-52/21 Merrimack W, 6-52/23 at New Hampshire W, 6-12/27 Northeastern W, 4-33/4 Boston College (OT) * T, 3-33/5 Boston College * W, 5-23/9 at Northeastern * L, 1-33/10 at Northeastern * W, 2-13/19 at Wisconsin # L, 1-73/20 at Wisconsin (OT) # T, 4-41 at Matthews Arena2 at Walter Brown Arena* Hockey East Tournament

UML Hockey History


# NCAA Tournament

1988-1989 (8-24-2)Head Coach: William Riley, Jr.Captains: Gary Murphy, Conrade ThomasDate Opponent Result10/29 Rensselaer (OT) T, 4-411/4 at Army L, 3-511/8 Boston College L, 0-611/11 at Michigan Tech L, 4-611/12 at Northern Michigan L, 2-1111/18 at Northeastern W, 7-511/23 Colgate W, 5-111/26 Providence W, 4-211/30 at New Hampshire L, 4-512/2 North Dakota (OT) W, 3-212/4 Wisconsin L, 2-312/10 at Providence L, 7-1012/13 at Boston University L, 3-612/27 vs. Clarkson D L, 5-712/28 vs. Princeton D W, 9-41/3 New Hampshire L, 5-71/6 at Minnesota Duluth L, 2-51/7 at Minnesota L, 2-91/10 at Northeastern L, 5-121/12 Colorado College L, 3-51/14 Denver L, 3-51/17 Maine L, 2-91/20 St. Lawrence W, 6-21/21 Clarkson W, 4-31/24 Boston University L, 2-61/27 Boston College L, 2-81/31 at Boston University L, 1-62/3 at Boston College (OT) T, 4-42/7 Providence L, 2-52/10 at Maine L, 3-72/11 at Maine W, 4-22/15 at Merrimack L, 4-72/18 New Hampshire L, 3-52/22 Northeastern L, 3-5D Maine Dexter Classic

1989-90 (13-20-2)Head Coach: William Riley, Jr.Captain: Craig CharronDate Opponent Result10/14 Concordia (exh) W, 6-410/21 American International (exh) W, 8-610/27 at Kent State W, 7-410/28 at Kent State W, 6-411/3 St. Lawrence W, 4-211/4 Clarkson L, 2-811/10 at Northeastern L, 4-611/17 Merrimack W, 4-311/22 Providence L, 5-1111/24 Alaska Anchorage L, 2-711/26 at Rensselaer W, 2-112/2 at New Hampshire L, 5-912/6 Northeastern (OT) T, 3-312/9 Boston College W, 3-212/29 at Alabama Huntsville W, 8-512/30 at Alabama Huntsville W, 5-31/2 Army W, 5-41/6 Plattsburgh State L, 3-71/10 at New Hampshire (OT) T, 3-31/12 Maine W, 2-11/13 Maine L, 3-71/17 Boston University (OT) L, 2-31/20 at Dartmouth W, 4-31/23 at Boston College L, 2-31/26 at Providence L, 1-71/28 at Colgate L, 5-102/3 New Hampshire W, 3-22/6 Merrimack W, 4-32/10 at Providence L, 0-32/13 at Maine L, 2-72/16 Boston University L, 2-52/17 at Boston University L, 2-62/21 Northeastern L, 3-62/23 at Boston College L, 3-62/27 at Merrimack (OT) L, 9-103/2 at Maine * L, 3-73/3 at Maine * L, 0-16

All-Time Year-by-Year Results* Hockey East Tournament

1990-1991 (10-23-1)Head Coach: William Riley, Jr.Captain: Brendan FlynnDate Opponent Result10/12 Concordia (exh) T, 5-510/20 v. Merrimack (exh) 1 W, 5-010/26 Colgate L, 4-610/27 Alabama Huntsville W, 10-411/2 at St. Lawrence L, 3-611/3 at Clarkson L, 4-911/9 at Northeastern (OT) T, 8-811/10 Providence L, 2-411/16 Kent State W, 3-211/18 Northeastern W, 4-3 11/21 at Merrimack L, 4-711/28 at New Hampshire L, 3-712/1 Maine L, 2-612/7 at Maine W, 5-412/8 at Maine L, 2-412/11 Boston University L, 1-612/28 vs. Colgate (4OT) S W, 4-3 12/29 vs. Lake Superior State S L, 3-81/2 at Boston University L, 1-41/5 at Alaska Anchorage L, 4-51/6 at Alaska Anchorage L, 1-61/12 Rensselaer (OT) L, 3-41/15 at Providence L, 5-61/18 Merrimack W, 3-21/19 Dartmouth W, 7-11/22 at Boston University L, 4-71/25 at Boston College L, 0-41/26 Boston College W, 3-21/29 at Yale W, 7-22/2 Providence L, 1-42/5 New Hampshire L, 2-52/8 at Northeastern L, 7-102/15 Boston College L, 3-72/16 New Hampshire (OT) L, 4-52/23 at Merrimack W, 5-33/2 at Maine * L, 3-51 at Schneider ArenaS Syracuse Invitational Tournament* Hockey East Tournament

1991-1992 (11-19-4)Head Coach: Bruce CrowderCaptain: David GattiDate Opponent Result10/13 Concordia (exh) W, 5-110/25 Alabama Huntsville L, 2-711/1 vs. Elmira P W, 9-211/2 at Providence P W, 4-111/8 St. Lawrence L, 6-711/9 Clarkson L, 2-511/13 Merrimack W, 5-411/16 at Providence W, 8-611/19 at Northeastern W, 4-211/23 Kent State W, 7-411/30 Alaska Anchorage L, 6-712/6 Boston College W, 6-312/11 New Hampshire L, 4-512/28 at North Dakota L, 1-612/29 at North Dakota L, 4-81/3 vs. Concordia D W, 5-41/4 at Maine D L, 2-41/10 Providence (OT) T, 4-41/11 at Boston University L, 2-51/17 at Providence L, 4-71/18 Boston University L, 4-51/21 Yale W, 4-21/24 at Boston College (OT) T, 2-21/25 Merrimack W, 3-21/28 Northeastern L, 2-41/31 at New Hampshire (OT) T, 5-52/1 at Maine L, 2-52/7 Maine L, 5-62/8 Maine L, 2-62/14 Boston University (OT) T, 2-22/21 at Merrimack L, 1-62/23 at Boston College L, 3-62/28 Northeastern W, 7-2

2/29 at New Hampshire L, 0-43/6 at Providence * L, 0-7* Hockey East TournamentP Providence USAir ClassicD Maine Dexter Classic

1992-93 (20-17-2)Head Coach: Bruce CrowderCaptain: Scott MeehanDate Opponent Result10/16 Ottawa (exh) W, 4-310/26 at Colgate W, 3-210/30 Air Force W, 3-210/31 Air Force W, 6-211/6 at St. Lawrence L, 4-611/7 at Clarkson W, 4-311/13 at Boston College W, 5-211/14 Boston College L, 2-311/20 Providence (OT) L, 3-411/21 at Providence W, 6-211/28 Union W, 5-411/29 Vermont W, 5-212/4 at New Hampshire W, 7-412/5 New Hampshire L, 1-412/11 at Northeastern W, 5-312/12 Maine L, 3-612/29 at Rensselaer R L, 3-512/30 vs. Clarkson R L, 1-31/5 Boston University L, 2-61/8 at Alaska Anchorage W, 5-31/9 at Alaska Anchorage W, 6-11/15 at Merrimack L, 3-61/16 Merrimack W, 8-31/22 Northeastern W, 5-31/23 at Northeastern W, 8-51/27 at Boston University L, 4-61/29 Boston University (OT) L, 5-62/5 at Maine L, 4-72/6 at Maine L, 2-42/12 at Boston College W, 7-32/13 Boston College W, 5-22/19 at Providence L, 3-72/20 Providence W, 4-22/26 New Hampshire (OT) T, 2-22/27 at New Hampshire L, 2-53/6 Merrimack (OT) L, 4-53/12 Providence * W, 7-43/14 Providence (OT) * T, 3-33/19 vs. Maine * L, 5-73/20 vs. New Hampshire (OT) * W, 5-4* Hockey East TournamentR Rensselaer Tournament

1993-94 (25-10-5)Head Coach: Bruce CrowderCaptains: Shane Henry, Mike Murray, Dwayne RolosonDate Opponent Result10/15 Brock (exh) W, 5-110/29 at Air Force W, 3-210/30 at Air Force W, 9-211/6 Colgate W, 6-411/12 Boston College (OT) T, 3-311/13 at Boston College W, 4-311/19 at Providence W, 7-111/20 Providence L, 3-411/26 at Union (OT) T, 4-411/28 at Vermont L, 1-412/3 New Hampshire W, 6-312/4 at New Hampshire L, 1-312/10 Northeastern (OT) W, 6-512/12 at Maine W, 5-012/29 vs. Army R W, 6-212/30 at Rensselaer R L, 3-111/4 at Boston University L, 1-91/9 Army W, 7-11/14 Merrimack W, 2-11/15 at Merrimack (OT) T, 4-41/21 at Northeastern (OT) T, 3-31/22 Northeastern W, 3-11/25 Brown W, 10-11/28 at Boston College (OT) T, 3-31/29 Boston College W, 4-1


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All-Time Year-by-Year Results2/2 Boston University W, 4-22/4 at Boston University L, 2-52/5 at Yale W, 8-22/12 Maine (OT) ^ W, 4-42/13 Maine (OT) ^ W, 4-42/18 Providence W, 6-32/19 at Providence W, 6-32/25 at New Hampshire L, 3-62/26 New Hampshire L, 2-43/4 at Merrimack W, 5-23/10 Merrimack * W, 7-13/11 Merrimack * W, 3-03/18 vs. New Hampshire * W, 4-23/19 vs. Boston University * L, 2-33/26 at Michigan State # W, 4-33/27 vs. Minnesota (2OT) # L, 1-2* Hockey East Tournament# NCAA TournamentR Rensselaer Tournament^ UML wins via forfeit

1994-95 (17-19-4)Head Coach: Bruce CrowderCaptain: Jeff DawDate Opponent Result10/14 Concordia (exh) (OT) W, 4-310/22 Massachusetts W, 6-110/28 St. Lawrence L, 2-310/30 at Colgate L, 2-511/4 at Boston University L, 7-911/5 Boston University (OT) T, 7-711/11 at Providence (OT) W, 5-411/12 Providence L, 2-311/15 at Merrimack W, 4-311/19 Rensselaer W, 5-211/24 at Alaska Fairbanks (OT) 1 T, 3-311/25 vs. Western Michigan 1 W, 3-211/26 vs. Illinois Chicago (OT) 1 T, 3-312/2 Air Force W, 6-312/3 Air Force L, 3-412/9 at Boston College W, 4-312/10 Boston College (OT) L, 3-412/29 vs. Clarkson S L, 2-912/30 vs. Colgate (2OT) S L, 3-41/3 Merrimack W, 8-31/7 at Northeastern L, 4-51/10 Yale W, 11-31/13 at Army W, 7-31/15 at Merrimack W, 9-01/20 at New Hampshire W, 5-31/21 New Hampshire L, 2-71/24 at Brown (OT) T, 3-31/27 Northeastern L, 1-61/28 at Northeastern L, 0-82/3 Boston College L, 3-72/4 Maine L, 1-82/10 Boston University L, 6-92/11 at New Hampshire W, 5-22/17 Massachusetts W, 7-42/18 at Massachusetts W, 7-42/25 at Maine W, 4-12/26 at Maine L, 5-83/3 Providence L, 0-73/10 at Northeastern * W, 5-23/17 vs. Boston University * L, 2-43/18 vs. Maine * L, 0-6* Hockey East Tournament1 UAF Great Alaska FaceoffS Syracuse Invitational Tournament

1995-96 (26-10-4)Head Coach: Bruce CrowderCaptain: Jeff DawDate Opponent Result10/21 at Rensselaer W, 5-310/27 at Air Force (OT) T, 3-310/28 at Air Force (OT) T, 2-211/4 Princeton W, 5-411/10 at Massachusetts W, 7-511/11 Massachusetts L, 4-711/14 Merrimack W, 5-311/17 at Northeastern W, 2-111/18 Northeastern W, 4-2

11/24 vs. Vermont GM L, 1-211/25 vs. New Hampshire GM W, 9-612/1 at Boston College L, 5-612/2 Boston College W, 8-312/8 Maine L, 1-612/9 Maine (OT) T, 3-312/30 Brown W, 6-31/5 Northeastern L, 4-61/6 at Boston College W, 6-41/9 Colgate W, 10-51/12 at New Hampshire L, 4-71/13 New Hampshire W, 5-41/19 Providence W, 5-11/20 at Providence W, 3-21/26 at Boston University W, 8-61/27 Boston University W, 5-41/30 at Yale W, 8-42/4 at Providence W, 5-02/9 New Hampshire W, 6-32/10 at Massachusetts (OT) T, 4-42/16 at Merrimack W, 3-22/17 Merrimack W, 7-62/23 Army W, 12-32/25 at Boston University L, 3-63/2 at Maine W, 7-53/8 Northeastern * W, 7-33/9 Northeastern * W, 4-33/15 vs. Maine * L, 2-53/16 vs. Boston University * L, 3-73/23 at Michigan State # W, 6-23/24 vs. Colorado College # L, 3-5* Hockey East Tournament# NCAA TournamentGM Governors Cup at Maine

1996-97 (15-21-2)Head Coach: Tim WhiteheadCaptains: Neil Donovan, Marc Salsman, Ryan SandholmDate Opponent Result10/25 Massachusetts W, 5-210/26 at Massachusetts L, 2-411/1 at Boston College W, 6-411/2 Boston College L, 4-811/8 Merrimack W, 6-311/9 at Merrimack L, 2-611/13 Rensselaer W, 3-011/16 at Army W, 4-311/22 at Maine (OT) L, 4-511/23 at Maine (OT) W, 3-211/29 vs. Maine GV L, 3-411/30 at Vermont GV L, 4-612/5 at Northeastern W, 5-312/7 Northeastern W, 2-112/30 at Dartmouth 1 L, 2-612/31 vs. Northeastern 1 L, 3-41/3 Boston College W, 6-41/4 Maine L, 5-81/10 Clarkson L, 0-51/11 St. Lawrence (OT) W, 4-31/17 New Hampshire L, 4-91/18 at New Hampshire W, 7-51/21 Yale W, 3-21/24 Boston University W, 3-11/25 at Merrimack L, 2-41/28 at Colgate L, 1-52/2 Providence L, 2-82/7 at New Hampshire L, 0-42/8 Massachusetts L, 4-62/14 Boston University L, 1-62/15 at Boston University (OT) T, 5-52/21 at Providence L, 1-62/22 Providence L, 2-53/2 at Northeastern L, 2-43/7 at Providence * W, 6-23/8 at Providence * W, 6-53/14 vs. Boston University * L, 2-33/15 vs. Boston College (OT) * T, 2-2* Hockey East TournamentGV Governors Cup at Vermont1 Auld Lang Syne at Dartmouth

1997-98 (16-17-3)Head Coach: Tim WhiteheadCaptains: Mike Nicholishen, Shannon Basaraba, Chris LibettDate Opponent Result10/18 Dalhousie (exh) W, 4-210/24 Massachusetts W, 6-410/25 at Rensselaer L, 2-410/31 at Maine L, 2-611/2 Union W, 4-111/5 Army (OT) W, 2-111/8 Northeastern W, 7-211/14 at Massachusetts (OT) W, 5-411/16 at Providence L, 3-511/21 Northeastern W, 3-211/22 at Northeastern (OT) T, 3-311/28 at New Hampshire GN L, 2-411/29 Vermont GN L, 0-412/5 at New Hampshire L, 2-612/6 New Hampshire L, 2-512/12 Maine L, 3-712/13 Maine (OT) T, 3-31/2 Colgate W, 7-11/4 Merrimack W, 8-41/17 Yale L, 3-61/23 Providence (OT) T, 2-21/24 at Providence W, 5-1 Opening of Tsongas Arena1/27 Dartmouth L, 1-21/30 at Boston College L, 3-42/6 at Boston University L, 3-72/8 at Massachusetts W, 3-12/13 at Boston University W, 5-22/14 Boston University L, 1-52/20 Merrimack W, 4-32/21 at Merrimack W, 5-12/27 Boston College L, 4-52/28 at Boston College L, 3-73/7 New Hampshire W, 3-03/12 at Northeastern * W, 8-2 3/13 at Northeastern * L, 2-33/15 at Northeastern * W, 5-13/20 vs. Maine * L, 2-6* Hockey East TournamentGN Governors Cup at New Hampshire

1998-99 (17-19-0)Head Coach: Tim WhiteheadCaptains: Anthony Cappelletti, Mike Mulligan, Doug NolanDate Opponent Result10/17 Ottawa (exh) W, 7-110/22 at Massachusetts (OT) W, 4-310/24 Rensselaer W, 8-410/30 at Boston College L, 3-710/31 Boston College L, 4-611/6 at Maine (OT) L, 2-311/7 at Maine L, 2-511/14 at Army W, 4-311/20 Merrimack (OT) W, 4-3 11/21 at Merrimack L, 3-611/27 Vermont (OT) GL L, 3-411/28 New Hampshire GL L, 1-512/4 at Northeastern W, 2-112/5 Northeastern W, 4-112/11 Boston University L, 3-512/12 at Boston University L, 3-41/2 v. Army M W, 6-11/3 at Minnesota Duluth M W, 3-01/8 St. Lawrence W, 5-21/9 Clarkson W, 4-11/12 at Union W, 7-11/15 at Yale W, 2-11/17 Providence L, 2-51/22 New Hampshire L, 1-31/23 at New Hampshire L, 1-41/29 Boston University W, 4-11/31 at Merrimack W, 4-32/5 Providence L, 2-52/6 at Providence W, 4-22/12 Massachusetts W, 2-12/19 Boston College L, 2-32/20 Massachusetts L, 2-3

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2/26 Maine L, 2-52/28 at New Hampshire L, 2-43/5 at Northeastern W, 3-23/11 at Boston College * L, 0-53/12 at Boston College * L, 4-5* Hockey East TournamentGL Governors Cup at LowellM Minnesota Duluth Silverado Shootout

1999-00 (9-22-3)Head Coach: Tim WhiteheadCaptains: Chris Bell, John CampbellDate Opponent Result10/9 Acadia (exh) W, 4-110/15 at Michigan L, 1-810/16 at Michigan L, 1-510/22 at Rensselaer L, 1-310/24 Northeastern W, 4-110/29 Union W, 6-210/30 New Hampshire L, 1-211/5 at Massachusetts (OT) T, 2-211/7 at Boston College L, 1-411/12 at Boston University L, 3-411/19 at Maine L, 1-311/21 Merrimack L, 0-211/26 Connecticut P W, 13-111/27 Air Force P W, 3-112/3 at New Hampshire L, 2-312/4 New Hampshire L, 2-412/10 at Clarkson L, 4-612/11 at St. Lawrence L, 2-312/30 Brown L, 2-31/7 at Northeastern (OT) L, 1-21/9 at Merrimack (OT) W, 3-21/14 at Boston College L, 2-61/21 Boston University L, 0-51/23 at Princeton W, 6-21/28 at Providence W, 7-21/30 Massachusetts W, 3-02/4 Boston College L, 2-52/6 at Massachusetts (OT) T, 3-32/11 at Boston University L, 3-52/13 Merrimack (OT) T, 6-62/18 Maine L, 1-42/19 Maine L, 3-42/25 Providence L, 3-52/26 at Providence L, 1-23/4 Northeastern W, 6-2P Pepsi City of Lights at Lowell

2000-01 (19-16-3)Head Coach: Tim WhiteheadCaptains: Brad Rooney, Chris Gustafson, Yorick TreilleDate Opponent Result10/7 Ottawa (exh) L, 3-410/13 Connecticut W, 6-110/20 Rensselaer W, 4-310/27 Northeastern L, 2-510/28 at New Hampshire L, 3-411/3 Massachusetts L, 4-5 OT11/4 Boston College L, 1-611/10 Boston University W, 4-211/12 at Merrimack L, 4-511/17 Maine L, 0-211/19 at Army W, 7-011/24 Holy Cross W, 7-211/25 Union L, 3-512/1 New Hampshire (OT) T, 2-212/2 at New Hampshire (OT) T, 0-012/9 Colgate W, 7-212/29 Nebraska Omaha A L, 2-512/30 Alabama Huntsville A W, 5-11/4 at Northeastern W, 2-11/6 Merrimack W, 4-21/9 at Union W, 5-31/12 Boston College L, 1-21/16 at Brown L, 4-51/19 at Boston University W, 4-11/25 at Massachusetts W, 3-21/27 Providence (OT) T, 3-32/2 at Boston College L, 3-42/3 Massachusetts W, 4-12/9 Boston University W, 3-2

All-Time Year-by-Year Results2/11 at Merrimack W, 5-22/16 at Maine L, 2-62/17 at Maine W, 3-12/22 Providence L, 3-42/23 at Providence L, 1-23/3 at Northeastern W, 6-23/8 at New Hampshire * L, 2-43/9 at New Hampshire * W, 2-13/10 at New Hampshire * W, 2-13/16 vs. Boston College * L, 1-5* Hockey East TournamentA Alabama Huntsville Shootout

2001-02 (22-13-3)Head Coach: Blaise MacDonaldCaptains: Chris Gustafson, Yorick Treille, Tom Rouleau, Jerramie DomishDate Opponent Result10/12 Niagara W, 7-310/19 at Boston College W, 7-210/20 Connecticut W, 6-010/26 Providence W, 4-311/3 at Maine L, 3-611/9 New Hampshire L, 2-511/10 at New Hampshire W, 1-011/16 Massachusetts W, 1-011/17 at Massachusetts W, 3-211/24 Army W, 4-011/28 at Union W, 3-012/1 Boston University W, 3-212/7 at St. Lawrence W, 4-012/8 at Clarkson W, 3-212/28 vs. Harvard W W, 2-012/29 at Denver W L, 1-21/4 at Colgate W, 7-41/8 at Merrimack (OT) T, 2-21/11 at Boston College W, 3-21/12 Boston College W, 8-41/18 at Northeastern L, 3-51/20 Northeastern L, 1-51/25 Maine L, 1-21/26 Maine L, 1-41/29 Brown L, 1-22/3 Merrimack W, 5-22/8 at Providence (OT) T, 3-32/9 Massachusetts (OT) T, 3-32/15 at Boston University L, 1-52/16 Boston University L, 3-52/22 at New Hampshire L, 0-32/24 at Merrimack W, 2-02/27 at Northeastern W, 4-13/1 Providence W, 6-13/7 Northeastern * W, 5-23/8 Northeastern * L, 2-43/9 Northeastern * W, 3-13/15 vs. New Hampshire * L, 3-4* Hockey East TournamentW Wells Fargo Denver Cup

2002-03 (11-20-5)Head Coach: Blaise MacDonaldCaptains: Ed McGrane, Mark Concannon, Darryl GreenDate Opponent Result10/5 Concordia (exh) W, 7-210/11 at Colorado College L, 4-610/12 at Colorado College W, 4-110/18 at Rensselaer W, 8-410/20 at Niagara W, 4-310/25 at Providence (OT) L, 5-610/26 Boston College L, 3-411/1 Union W, 3-211/8 at New Hampshire L, 3-411/9 New Hampshire L, 2-611/15 at Massachusetts L, 3-611/16 Massachusetts L, 3-411/21 at Boston University L, 2-312/6 St. Lawrence W, 3-212/7 Clarkson W, 3-012/28 vs. Vermont 1 W, 5-012/29 at Dartmouth 1 L, 2-101/3 at Brown (OT) T, 3-31/4 Maine L, 2-5

1/7 Merrimack W, 6-51/10 at Boston College L, 3-61/11 Boston College L, 1-71/17 Northeastern L, 1-41/18 at Northeastern (OT) W, 3-21/24 at Maine L, 2-31/25 at Maine (OT) T, 4-42/4 at Merrimack (OT) T, 1-12/7 Providence L, 1-62/8 at Massachusetts W, 3-22/14 Boston University L, 3-52/15 at Boston University L, 1-22/21 New Hampshire (OT) T, 4-42/25 Merrimack (OT) T, 2-22/28 at Providence L, 1-33/1 Northeastern W, 4-13/7 at New Hampshire * L, 4-83/8 at New Hampshire * L, 4-8* Hockey East Tournament1 Auld Lang Syne at Dartmouth

2003-04 (15-18-7)Head Coach: Blaise MacDonaldCaptains: Jerramie Domish, Andrew Martin, Danny O’Brien, Peter TormeyDate Opponent Result10/4 St. Francis Xavier (exh) W, 3-210/11 Massachusetts L, 2-310/17 vs. Miami A (OT) T, 4-410/18 at Alaska Anchorage A L, 0-110/24 vs. Niagara P W, 6-110/25 vs. Canisius P (OT) T, 2-210/31 at Northeastern W, 5-211/1 Northeastern W, 5-211/5 at Boston College L, 1-411/11 Bentley W, 5-211/16 at Maine L, 0-411/21 at Boston University W, 3-111/22 Boston University (OT) T, 3-311/25 at New Hampshire W, 5-411/28 Rensselaer L, 1-212/5 at St. Lawrence L, 4-512/6 at Clarkson W, 4-212/14 Niagara L, 5-612/27 vs. Ferris State B ^ L, 4-712/28 vs. Union B ^ W, 5-31/3 Massachusetts ^ W, 3-01/4 at Massachusetts ^ W, 1-01/9 at Michigan State ^ L, 0-21/10 at Michigan State ^ W, 3-21/16 at Merrimack ^ (OT) W, 4-31/17 Merrimack ^ L, 0-31/24 Brown ^ L, 2-31/30 Boston University W, 2-11/31 at Providence L, 2-32/6 at Northeastern (OT) T, 1-12/8 Providence L, 2-42/13 New Hampshire (OT) T, 3-32/14 at New Hampshire (OT) T, 3-32/20 at Boston College L, 1-42/21 Boston College L, 0-52/27 Maine W, 3-22/28 Maine L, 0-43/4 Merrimack (OT) T, 3-33/6 at Providence W, 4-33/11 at Massachusetts * L, 3-63/12 at Massachusetts * L, 1-3* Hockey East TournamentA Nye Frontier Classic at Alaska AnchorageP Xerox Punch Imlach Showcase at HSBC Arena, Buf-falo, N.Y.B Badger Showdown at Wisconsin^ UML Forfeits This Contest

2004-05 (20-12-4)Head Coach: Blaise MacDonaldCaptains: Andrew Martin, Danny O’Brien, Peter TormeyDate Opponent Result10/3 St. Thomas N (exh) (OT) T, 4-410/9 at Niagara (OT) W, 3-210/19 Boston College L, 2-310/22 at Massachusetts (OT) L, 2-3


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10/29 at Rensselaer W, 5-310/30 at Union W, 3-211/12 Colgate W, 3-211/13 Maine L, 4-511/19 Boston University L, 2-711/20 at Boston University L, 3-511/23 New Hampshire (OT) T, 3-311/27 Bentley W, 8-012/3 St. Lawrence W, 7-212/4 Clarkson W, 3-212/10 at Dartmouth W, 4-312/11 at Northeastern (OT) T, 2-212/30 Niagara W, 5-21/7 Massachusetts W, 4-31/8 Northeastern W, 2-11/14 Merrimack W, 3-11/15 at Merrimack W, 5-21/18 at Brown (OT) T, 0-01/22 at Massachusetts W, 6-11/28 New Hampshire W, 7-01/29 at New Hampshire L, 3-82/4 at Boston University (OT) T, 4-42/5 Providence (OT) W, 3-22/10 Northeastern L, 2-32/13 at Providence W, 2-02/18 at Boston College W, 3-12/19 Boston College W, 4-12/25 at Maine L, 0-22/26 at Maine L, 3-53/3 at Merrimack W, 5-13/5 Providence (OT) L, 2-33/11 at Maine * L, 2-73/12 at Maine * L, 1-5* Hockey East TournamentN at Nashua, N.H.

2005-06 (14-20-2)Head Coach: Blaise MacDonaldCaptains: Andrew Martin, Danny O’Brien, Bobby RobbinsDate Opponent Result10/7 at Colgate L, 2-610/9 Rensselaer W, 5-310/15 at Boston University L, 1-310/21 at Providence College L, 0-310/22 at Providence College L, 0-410/28 Boston University W, 7-410/29 Union L, 3-411/2 at Merrimack W, 3-111/11 Maine L, 2-911/18 at New Hampshire L, 2-311/19 New Hampshire W, 6-312/2 at St. Lawrence L, 2-412/3 at Vermont L, 2-512/10 at New Hampshire L, 1-412/11 Dartmouth W, 3-212/29 vs. Canisius # W, 5-412/30 at Minnesota # L, 4-51/6 at Maine L, 0-41/7 at Maine L, 2-61/13 Massachusetts W, 6-21/15 at Providence (OT) W, 4-31/20 at Northeastern W, 2-11/21 Northeastern (OT) T, 2-21/27 at Massachusetts W, 3-21/28 Boston College L, 3-42/3 Boston University L, 1-52/4 at Massachusetts L, 2-42/10 at Northeastern L, 4-62/17 at Merrimack (OT) T, 2-22/18 Merrimack W, 5-22/23 at Boston College L, 3-42/25 Boston College W, 6-33/3 Vermont W, 3-23/4 Vermont W, 5-23/10 at Maine (OT) * L, 3-43/11 at Maine * L, 3-4* Hockey East Tournament# Dodge Holiday Classic (Minneapolis, Minn.)

All-Time Year-by-Year Results2006-07 (8-21-7)Head Coach: Blaise MacDonaldCaptains: Jeremy Hall, Cleve Kinley, Jason TejchmaDate Opponent Result10/6 St. Francis Xavier (exh) W, 6-210/13 at Minnesota Duluth (OT) T, 3-310/14 at Minnesota Duluth L, 3-710/20 vs. Northern Michigan % L, 1-210/21 vs. Niagara % W, 7-410/27 at Boston University W, 2-110/28 Providence (OT) T, 2-211/3 Boston University (OT) T, 1-111/4 Merrimack W, 5-011/10 at Maine L, 1-411/17 New Hampshire L, 2-511/18 at New Hampshire L, 0-411/24 at Providence L, 2-412/1 Vermont L, 1-212/6 New Hampshire L, 2-412/10 St. Lawrence (OT) T, 3-312/15 at Union L, 3-412/16 at Rensselaer L, 1-212/29 vs. Brown (OT) & T, 1-112/30 at Denver & L, 1-21/5 Maine # L, 2-41/6 Maine # L, 2-51/12 at Massachusetts L, 1-51/13 Providence (OT) L, 2-31/19 Northeastern L, 2-61/20 at Northeastern (OT) L, 1-21/26 Massachusetts L, 3-61/27 at Boston College L, 3-42/2 at Boston University (OT) T, 0-02/3 at Massachusetts W, 2-12/8 Northeastern W, 1-02/16 Merrimack W, 3-02/17 at Merrimack W, 3-22/22 at Boston College L, 0-32/24 Boston College L, 3-43/2 at Vermont W, 2-13/3 at Vermont (OT) T, 3-3% Mutual of Omaha Stampede (Omaha, Neb.)& Wells Fargo Denver Cup (Denver, Colo.)# at Chelmsford Forum

2007-08 (16-17-4)Head Coach: Blaise MacDonaldCaptains: Ben Holmstrom, Mark Roebothan, Jeremy Dehner, Barry GoersDate Opponent Result10/13 New Brunswick (exh) W, 5-310/19 at Massachusetts T, 2-210/26 Alabama Huntsville W, 4-110/27 Alabama Huntsville W, 3-111/1 Merrimack L, 1-311/3 at Boston University L, 4-711/9 at New Hampshire T, 2-211/10 Massachusetts T, 3-311/16 at Providence T, 2-211/17 at Northeastern L, 1-211/20 at Merrimack W, 3-011/24 Merrimack W, 6-211/30 at New Hampshire L, 2-312/1 New Hampshire W, 3-212/7 Boston University W, 4-312/8 Bentley W, 4-112/28 vs. Cornell % W, 3-212/29 vs. Maine % W, 6-01/11 at Providence (OT) L, 3-41/12 Providence (OT) W, 3-21/18 Boston College L, 4-51/19 Massachusetts W, 3-11/25 Minnesota Duluth L, 0-11/26 Minnesota Duluth L, 1-42/1 Maine W, 3-22/3 at Vermont L, 2-32/8 Boston University L, 2-62/15 at Boston College W, 3-12/16 Boston College L, 2-52/22 Vermont L, 2-32/23 Vermont L, 0-12/29 Northeastern (OT) W, 5-4

3/1 at Northeastern W, 3-23/7 at Maine L, 1-43/8 at Maine (OT) L, 1-23/14 at Boston University * L, 3-53/15 at Boston University * W, 4-13/16 at Boston University * L, 2-4* Hockey East Tournament% Florida College Classic (Estero, Fla.)

2008-09 (20-16-2)Head Coach: Blaise MacDonaldCaptains: Ben Holmstrom, Mark Roebothan, Jeremy Dehner, Barry GoersDate Opponent Result10/5 St. Francis Xavier (exh) W, 6-110/11 at Colgate L, 1-210/16 at Michigan State W, 3-010/17 at Michigan State L, 1-210/24 Providence W, 4-110/30 Quinnipiac W, 4-111/7 Boston University L, 4-611/8 Vermont L, 1-311/14 New Hampshire W, 8-311/15 at Massachusetts W, 2-011/21 Providence W, 6-111/22 Northeastern L, 3-411/25 at Merrimack W, 3-111/29 Rochester Institute of Tech. W, 6-312/5 New Hampshire L, 0-212/6 at New Hampshire L, 2-312/12 at Boston University L, 2-31/2 vs. Minnesota Duluth % L, 1-21/3 vs. Union % L, 1-21/10 at Providence L, 2-41/16 at Boston College W, 4-3 (OT)1/17 Massachusetts L, 3-41/22 Merrimack W, 3-21/24 at Merrimack W, 3-21/30 at Maine W, 3-22/6 at Boston University L, 3-52/7 at Massachusetts W, 2-12/13 at Boston College W, 6-02/14 Boston College T, 4-4 (OT)2/20 at Vermont T, 3-3 (OT)2/21 at Vermont W, 1-02/27 at Northeastern L, 0-32/28 Northeastern L, 1-33/6 Maine W, 5-33/7 Maine W, 6-03/13 at Vermont * W, 4-3 (OT)3/14 at Vermont * W, 4-23/20 vs. Northeastern * W, 3-2 (OT)3/21 vs. Boston University * L, 0-1* Hockey East Tournament% Shillelagh Tournament (Hoffman Estates, Ill.)

2009-10 (19-16-4)Head Coach: Blaise MacDonaldCaptains: Ben Holmstrom, Jeremy Dehner, Barry GoersDate Opponent Result10/9 vs. St. Lawrence % W, 3-010/10 at Nebraska-Omaha % L, 3-410/23 Colgate W, 5-310/24 Northeastern W, 3-110/30 Boston University L, 4-5 (OT)10/31 at Boston University W, 3-211/6 at Vermont T, 3-3 (OT)11/8 New Hampshire W, 6-311/13 at Alabama-Huntsville W, 3-111/14 at Alabama-Huntsville W, 4-011/21 Merrimack W, 6-311/24 at Providence L, 2-411/27 Maine L, 1-312/4 at New Hampshire L, 1-212/5 Massachusetts W, 5-312/11 Princeton W, 4-112/12 Princeton L, 2-31/2 vs. Holy Cross & W, 3-01/3 vs. Northeastern & L, 1-21/8 at New Hampshire T, 2-2 (OT)1/9 at Northeastern W, 6-5 (OT)1/15 at Massachusetts L, 2-3

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Opponent Record Last Win Last LossAir Force 6-1-2 11/27/99 (3-1) 12/3/94 (3-4)Alabama Huntsville 8-1-0 11/14/09 (4-0) 10/25/91 (2-7)Alaska Anchorage 5-5-0 1/9/93 (6-1) 10/18/03 (0-1)Alaska Fairbanks 2-0-1 11/7/81 (15-3) --American International 7-8-0 12/12/81 (22-0) 1/8/80 (3-4)Amherst College 4-1-0 2/26/75 (7-2) 3/3/71 (4-7)Army 19-6-0 11/24/01 (4-0) 11/4/88 (3-5)Assumption 3-1-1 12/11/70 (12-3) 12/18/67 (2-3)Babson 22-2-1 2/25/84 (6-5)* 12/7/76 (1-3)Bentley 3-0-0 12/8/07 (4-1) --Boston College 31-53-7 2/12/10 (4-1) 2/13/10 (1-2)Boston University 18-64-8 10/31/09 (3-2) 2/5/10 (2-3)Bowdoin 6-7-0 2/9/83 (6-1) 2/26/80 (3-5)Bowling Green 1-0-0 12/29/82 (7-3) --Bridgewater State 8-0-0 1/19/80 (9-2) --Brockport 0-1-0 -- 2/21/69 (4-7)Brown 2-4-4 12/30/96 (6-3) 1/24/04 (2-3)Bryant 5-0-0 2/16/80 (14-2) --Buffalo State 0-1-0 -- 12/16/71 (5-9)Canisius 1-0-1 12/29/05 (5-4) --Clarkson 8-11-0 12/4/04 (3-2) 12/10/99 (4-6)Colby 12-2-1 1/18/84 (4-3) 12/2/78 (5-7)Colgate 10-7-0 10/23/09 (5-3) 10/11/08 (1-2)Colorado College 3-7-0 10/12/03 (4-1) 10/11/03 (4-6)Concordia (Quebec) 2-1-0 1/3/92 (5-4) 11/22/80 (4-6)Connecticut 17-5-1 10/20/01 (6-0) 1/24/76 (3-4)Cornell 1-0-0 12/28/07 (3-2) --Dalhousie 1-0-0 11/13/83 (7-2) --Dartmouth 4-3-0 12/11/05 (3-2) 12/29/02 (2-10)Denver 2-7-0 12/5/86 (5-4)* 12/30/06 (1-2)Elmira 2-0-0 11/1/91 (9-2) --Ferris State 0-1-0 -- 12/27/03 (4-7)Harvard 1-0-0 12/28/01 (2-0) --Holy Cross 21-4-0 1/2/10 (3-0) 12/5/77 (1-4)Illinois Chicago 1-0-1 3/16/79 (10-6) --Ithaca 1-2-0 11/25/71 (2-1)* 1/11/69 (5-6)Kent State 4-0-0 11/23/91 (7-4) --Lake Superior State 0-1-0 -- 12/29/90 (3-8)Maine 29-71-3 3/12/10 (2-1) 3/14/10 (2-3)*Minn. State Mankato 2-1-0 3/13/81 (8-7) 3/14/80 (1-8)Massachusetts 31-21-6 12/5/09 (5-3) 1/16/10 (1-2)UMass. Boston 10-9-0 12/11/82 (14-2) 2/28/76 (2-3)Merrimack 65-34-8 1/22/10 (5-4) 2/6/10 (1-3)Miami (OH) 0-0-1 -- --Michigan 0-2-0 -- 10/16/99 (1-5)Michigan State 4-4-0 10/16/08 (3-0) 10/17/08 (1-2)Michigan Tech 3-3-1 1/10/87 (6-4) 11/11/88 (4-6)Middlebury 7-1-0 2/17/82 (12-1) 3/2/74 (2-3)Minnesota 1-8-0 1/3/87 (6-3) 12/30/05 (4-5)Minnesota Duluth 2-10-1 1/3/99 (3-0) 1/2/09 (1-2)

Opponent Record Last Win Last LossMount Allison 0-1-0 -- 12/15/72 (1-5)Nebraska Omaha 0-2-0 -- 10/10/09 (3-4)New England College 10-2-0 2/19/83 (5-1) 12/16/72 (1-5)New Hampshire 30-51-15 11/8/09 (6-3) 12/3/09 (1-2)New Haven 11-0-0 1/28/83 (7-0) --Niagara 6-1-0 10/21/06 (7-4) 12/14/03 (5-6)Nichols 6-0-0 12/11/73 (6-2) --North Adams State 4-0-0 12/14/80 (9-4) --North Dakota 4-5-0 12/2/88 (3-2)* 12/29/91 (4-8)Northeastern 53-36-7 1/9/10 (6-5)* 1/29/10 (1-2)Northern Arizona 2-2-0 1/6/84 (4-3) 2/7/84 (3-7)Northern Michigan 2-6-0 11/28/87 (2-0) 10/20/06 (1-2)Norwich 9-5-1 1/8/83 (8-7)* 1/9/81 (4-6)Ohio State 0-2-1 -- 2/11/84 (3-7)Oswego State 3-2-0 3/12/83 (5-3) 3/13/82 (3-4)Plattsburgh State 4-2-0 1/7/83 (4-2) 1/6/90 (3-7)Princeton 4-1-0 12/11/09 (4-1) 12/12/09 (2-3)Providence 36-46-10 2/26/10 (4-0) 11/24/09 (2-4)Quinnipiac 1-0-0 10/30/08 (4-1) --Rensselaer 10-10-1 10/9/05 (5-3) 12/16/06 (1-2)RIT 4-1-0 11/29/08 (6-3) 3/18/83 (1-4)Saint Anselm 14-8-1 2/26/83 (9-2) 12/29/77 (7-8)Saint Cloud State 1-0-0 12/1/87 (7-4) --Saint Lawrence 11-8-1 10/9/09 (3-0) 12/2/05 (2-4)Salem State 17-18-0 1/28/84 (6-2) 1/11/81 (2-4)Trinity 2-0-0 12/19/70 (6-1) --Union 12-4-1 10/30/04 (3-2) 1/3/09 (1-2)U.S. International 6-1-0 12/5/87 (6-3) 12/12/84 (4-6)Vermont 12-12-4 3/5/10 (5-2) 11/8/08 (1-3)Wesleyan 2-0-0 1/9/71 (10-0) --Western Michigan 1-0-0 11/25/94 (3-2) --Westfield State 3-0-0 12/14/81 (13-2) --Williams 5-5-0 2/9/80 (4-1) 2/13/76 (5-7)Wisconsin 1-7-1 12/6/86 (4-3) 12/4/88 (2-3)Worcester Polytechnic Inst. 2-0-0 2/9/68 (10-3) --Worcester State 1-0-0 1/5/68 (5-3) --Yale 8-3-0 1/15/99 (2-1) 1/17/98 (3-6)

2010-11 Opponents in Bold* Game went to overtime^ UML forfeited contest

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All-Time Year-by-Year Results1/16 Massachusetts L, 1-21/22 Merrimack W, 5-41/23 Boston College W, 3-11/29 at Northeastern L, 1-22/5 Boston University L, 2-32/6 at Merrimack L, 1-32/12 Boston College W, 4-12/13 at Boston College L, 1-22/19 at Maine L, 4-82/20 at Maine W, 4-22/26 Providence W, 4-02/27 at Providence T, 2-2 (OT)3/5 Vermont W, 5-23/6 Vermont T, 1-1 (OT)3/12 at Maine * W, 2-13/13 at Maine * L, 0-23/14 at Maine * L, 2-3 (OT)* Hockey East Tournament% Icebreaker Tournament& Ledyard Bank Classic


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This Date in UMass Lowell Hockey HistoryOctober 122001 – Blaise MacDonald wins his first game as UMass Lowell’s fifth head coach, beating Niagara University – the school he had just left – 7-3 at the Tsongas Arena.2002 – Senior Ed McGrane scores a goal and adds two assists while recording his 100th career point, and un-ranked UMass Lowell beats No. 10 Colorado College, 4-1.

October 131984 – Senior Danny Craig registers his 100th career point and ULowell scores six goals in the first period to defeat Northern Michigan, 8-5, at the Tully Forum.

October 202001 – Senior Cam McCormick makes 15 saves to start a string of three consecutive shutouts as UMass Lowell downs UConn, 6-0, at the Tsongas Arena.

October 211995 – UMass Lowell opens the season with a 5-3 vic-tory at RPI. The River Hawks go unbeaten in their first five games and finish the season with a Division I-record 26 wins while advancing to the quarterfinals of the NCAA Tournament.

October 242003 – Sophomore Ben Walter scores three goals – all of them on power plays – to power UMass Lowell to a 6-1 win over Niagara in the Xerox Punch Imlach Showcase in Buffalo, N.Y. The River Hawks score four power-play goals in the game.

October 251996 – Tim Whitehead, only the fourth coach in UMass Lowell’s 30-year hockey history, becomes the first coach to win his first game as the River Hawks skate to a 5-2 triumph over Massachusetts at the Tully Forum. The win is the 10th in a row at home for the River Hawks.

October 281989 – Senior Craig Charron scores a pair of goals, includ-ing the 50th of his career, sparking ULowell to a 6-4 victory over Kent State and a sweep of the weekend series in Ohio.

October 292004 – Junior Ben Walter becomes the first UMass Lowell player in nine years to score four goals in a game, power-ing the River Hawks to a 5-3 triumph over Rensselaer.

October 301967 – Lowell Tech plays its first-ever varsity hockey game, a 6-4 loss at Boston State College.1993 – Freshman sensation Greg Bullock records a hat trick and assists on two other goals for a five-point game as UMass Lowell downs Air Force, 9-3, in Colorado Springs.2004 – UMass Lowell records the 600th victory in program history with a 3-2 win at Union.2008 – UMass Lowell head coach Blaise MacDonald earns his 200th career coaching victory as the River Hawks defeat Quinnipiac, 4-1, at Tsongas Arena. Kory Falite has three points (2g, 1a) in the win.

October 311984 – ULowell wins its first league game against a Hockey East opponent, beating Providence, 8-6, at the Tully Forum.

November 11983 – ULowell plays its first game as a Division I program – an 8-3 loss – against Providence at Schneider Arena.1986 – Billy Riley collects his 300th win behind the Lowell bench as ULowell defeats Merrimack, 4-3, at the Tully Forum. Junior Jim Newhouse scores a goal for the sixth straight game.

November 21991 – Former NHL star Bruce Crowder earns his first victory as UMass Lowell’s head coach as the River Hawks defeat Elmira, 9-2, in the first round of the USAir Classic in Providence, Rhode Island.November 31991 – UMass Lowell stuns host and ninth-ranked Providence College, 4-1, to win the USAir Classic in Rhode Island.

November 51983 – ULowell notches its first win as a Division I pro-gram beating Maine, 5-3, in Orono, Maine. Senior Don McCoy assists on four of the five goals.1994 – Sophomore Greg Bullock puts together his second five-point game in as many nights against Boston Univer-sity, the nation’s top-ranked team, scoring two goals and assisting on three as UMass Lowell and the Terriers battle to a 7-7 standoff at the Tully Forum. It is Bullock’s third five-point game in five games.

November 61981 – ULowell opens the season with its 17th consecutive win dating back to the previous season, beating Alaska-Fairbanks, 8-1, in Alaska. The win is part of a national-record 36-game winning streak for the Chiefs.

November 91981 – ULowell wins its 10th straight road game, beat-ing Alaska-Anchorage 6-2. The two teams combine for 151 penalty minutes in the game, 85 of them assessed to the Seawolves.1990 – ULowell and Northeastern battle to an 8-8 standoff at Matthews Arena, the highest-scoring tie in Lowell’s history.

November 101981 – ULowell edges Alaska-Anchorage, 5-4, in Anchor-age, extending its winning streak to 20 games and giving Coach Billy Riley his 200th win at the school. 2001 – Cam McCormick stops 30 shots and blanks the nation’s seventh-ranked team for his second shutout in a row as the River Hawks stun New Hampshire, 1-0. Anders Strome scores the game’s only goal. It is only the second 1-0 victory in the school’s 35-year hockey history.

November 141979 – ULowell, the defending NCAA Division II national champion, stuns Division I Vermont, 7-4, in the season’s opener in Burlington. It is the 17th straight win for the Chiefs, who kill off 11 power plays by the Catamounts.1995 – Senior center Jeff Daw records his 100th career point with an assist as UMass Lowell beats Merrimack, 5-3, at the Tully Forum.2008 – Junior winger Kory Falite records his first career hat trick and adds an assist for a career-high four points in the River Hawks’ 8-3 win over New Hampshire at the Tsongas Arena. The eight goals were the most scored by the River Hawks in four years.

November 161982 – Senior center Mike Carr becomes the first player in school history to score 100 career goals when he scores twice to help Division II ULowell stun Division I Maine, 4-2, in Orono.1996 – Senior Neil Donovan records his 100th career point with a goal and an assist as UMass Lowell edges Army, 4-3, at West Point.2001 – Senior Cam McCormick becomes the first goalten-der in Lowell history to post three consecutive shutouts when he blanks Massachusetts, 1-0, at the Tsongas Arena, running his string of scoreless minutes to a school-record 193:50. It is McCormick’s fifth career shutout and only the third 1-0 victory in school history.

November 171984 – John Shumski extends his streak of multiple-point games to six – the longest streak in the school’s Division I history – as ULowell outlasts Boston College, 7-5, at the Tully Forum. 2001 – Senior goalie Cam McCormick’s school-record scoreless string ends at 209:25, but UMass Lowell edges Massachusetts, 3-2, at the Mullins Center in Amherst. McCormick had posted three shutouts in a row.

November 192000 – Chris Davidson becomes the first goalie in Lowell history to post a shutout in his first collegiate start as he makes just nine saves in UMass Lowell’s 7-0 win over Army.2005 – Junior right wing Jeremy Hall sets up four goals as UMass Lowell upsets seventh-ranked New Hampshire, 6-3, at the Tsongas Arena.

November 201980 – Division II ULowell beats Division I Vermont for the second year in a row, winning 4-2 in Burlington.

November 222009 – With an 8-2-1 record in hand, UMass Lowell is ranked 3rd in both the USA Today and USCHO College Hockey Polls.

November 231972 – Lowell Tech beats New England College, 3-1, in the season’s opener, starting a streak of 154 consecutive games scoring a goal that will last more than six years.1982 – Senior right wing Ken Kaiser sets a school record by scoring a point for the 24th consecutive game as Divi-sion II ULowell beats Division I Yale, 4-2, in New Haven.1996 – Senior Neil Donovan scores his 50th career goal in overtime to beat Maine, 3-2, in Orono.

November 241982 – Senior right wing Ken Kaiser stretches his school-record scoring string to 25 games as ULowell beats Army, 6-2, at the Tully Forum. 2001 – UMass Lowell’s Anders Strome scores three goals, and Cam McCormick and Jimi St. John combine for just seven saves to blank Army, 4-0, at the Tsongas Arena. The River Hawks outshoot Army 55-7. The seven shots are the fewest ever allowed by a Lowell team.2007 – Mark Roebothan nets his first career hat trick in a 6-2 win over Merrimack. The three-goal effort is the first for UML since January 15, 2006 (Danny O’Brien) at Providence.

November 251995 – Senior Jeff Daw scores three goals, including the 50th of his career, and sets up three others for a six-point game as UMass Lowell outduels New Hampshire, 9-6, in the consolation of the Governors Cup Tournament in Orono, Maine.

November 261994 – With a 3-3 tie against the University of Illinois-Chicago, UMass Lowell wins the Great Alaska Faceoff in Fairbanks with a 1-0-2 record. The River Hawks tied Alaska-Fairbanks and beat Western Michigan in the first two games of the tournament.1999 – Chris Bell collects six points (2g, 4a), and Yor-ick Treille tallies three goals as UMass Lowell enjoys its biggest scoring outburst as a Division I team by routing Connecticut, 13-1, in the City of Lights Tournament at the Tsongas Arena.

November 271987 – Senior Jon Morris notches his 100th career assist, againt Michigan Tech at the Tully Forum.1999 – UMass Lowell beats Air Force, 3-1, at the Tsongas Arena to win the City of Lights Tournament.

November 282001 – Senior goaltender Cam McCormick registers his fourth shutout of the season and ties Brian Doyle’s school record with the sixth of his career, making 18 saves as UMass Lowell blanks Union, 3-0, in Schenectady, N.Y. The win is the 100th in the career of head coach Blaise MacDonald.

November 292008 – Sophomore Scott Campbell has a hand in five of UMass Lowell’s six goals in a 6-3 win over RIT at Tsongas Arena. Campbell scored three goals for his first career hat trick and assised on two more. He was the first player since 1999 to record five points in a game for the River Hawks.

December 22000 – UMass Lowell plays the first 0-0 game in the school’s 34-year hockey history when the River Hawks and fifth-ranked New Hampshire are both shut down at the Whittemore Center in Durham, N.H. Junior Cam McCormick stops 29 shots to record the shutout for UMass Lowell.

December 31969 – New head coach Billy Riley earns the first of his 373 victories as Lowell Tech edges Babson, 3-2.

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This Date in UMass Lowell Hockey History

1974 – Lowell Tech downs UConn, 7-1, at the Billerica Forum, giving the program, now in its eighth year, an overall record of 66-65-4. The program has had an overall winning record ever since.1987 – Dave Delfino makes 18 saves for his second straight shutout, and senior Tony LoPilato records his 50th career goal and 100th career point as ULowell routs Northeastern, 9-0, at the Tully Forum.

December 51972 – Bob Kearin and Steve Woods score goals six seconds apart during the second period, and Mike Gera-gosian posts a shutout as Lowell Tech defeats Holy Cross, 6-0, in Worcester.

December 71984 – Senior Mike Opre notches his 100th career point against Colorado College.2001 – Senior goalie Cam McCormick kicks out 27 shots and records his fifth shutout of the season as UMass Lowell beats St. Lawrence, 4-0, in Canton, N.Y. It is the seventh career shutout for McCormick, eclipsing Brian Doyle’s record set from 1976-80.

December 81982 – Senior right wing Ken Kaiser passes out an assist for the 15th straight game, helping ULowell edge Salem State 4-3.

December 102005 – Sophomore Peter Vetri stops a school-record 53 shots against 12th-ranked New Hampshire.

December 111978 – Goaltender Brian Doyle and ULowell shut out defending ECAC Division I champion Boston College, 3-0, at McHugh Forum. The shutout loss is BC’s first at home in 20 years.1982 – Senior Ken Kaiser, playing the last game of his college career, passes out an assist for the 16th straight game and extends his school-record scoring streak to 29 games as ULowell beats UMass Boston, 14-2, at the Tully Forum. It’s the Chiefs’ ninth straight victory. Kaiser had 59 points (18g, 41a) during the scoring streak and 23 helpers during the nine-game winning streak. Mark Kumpel, also playing in his final game for the Chiefs, scores three first period goals and later adds two assists for a five-point game. The Chiefs record 56 shots on goal.

December 121967 – Lowell Tech earns its first varsity victory with an 11-2 win over Nichols College.1981 – Junior Ken Kaiser scores nine goals on 10 shots as ULowell routs American International College, 22-0, in Springfield. Kaiser scored three goals in each period against three different goaltenders in the most lopsided win in Lowell’s hockey history. Kaiser is profiled in the next issue of Sports Illustrated for his feat. 1993 – Senior Dwayne Roloson kicks out 28 shots and shuts out No. 4 Maine in a 5-0 win at Alfond Arena in Oro-no. It was the River Hawks first shutout in 216 games and the first time the Black Bears were shutout in 305 games.

December 141980 – ULowell ties a school record by scoring three shorthanded goals in a 9-4 win at North Adams State. Senior right wing Dean Jenkins scores two of them.

December 171983 – Senior defenseman Rob Spath scores a goal against Northeastern at Matthews Arena in Boston for his 100th career point. Spath is only the fourth defenseman in school history to reach 100 career points.

December 271993 – UMass Lowell, with an 8-3-2 record, is ranked 10th in the nation in the Troy Record poll.

December 281978 – ULowell pours 74 shots on goal – 30 of them in the third period — and routs Boston State, 11-3, to win

the Codfish Bowl Championship in Boston.1990 – Dave Stevens scores at the 4:41 mark of the fourth overtime, lifting ULowell to a 4-3 win over host Colgate in the Syracuse Invitational Tournament. Mark Richards makes 45 saves for the Chiefs.2001 – Cam McCormick stops 27 shots and shuts out 14th-ranked Harvard, 2-0, in the first round of the Denver Cup Tournament in Colorado, extending UMass Lowell’s winning streak to nine games. The shutout is the second in a row for McCormick and the eighth of his career, ex-tending his school record.

December 291976 – ULowell edges host Boston State 6-5 to win the Codfish Bowl Tournament, the first tournament champion-ship in the school’s nine-year hockey history.1982 – Senior Chuck Sage records his 100th career point with two goals and an assist as ULowell defeats No. 3 Bowling Green, 7-3, in the first round of the RPI Christmas Tournament in Troy, N.Y. The win is the 11th in a row for the Chiefs.2006 – Freshman defenseman Jeremy Dehner scores a shootout goal that propels UMass Lowell into the cham-pionship game of the Denver Cup Tournament after the River Hawks had skated to a 1-1 overtime tie with Brown. 2007 – The River Hawks defeat Maine, 6-0, to win the 2007 Florida College Classic in Estero, Florida. Sopho-more Jonathan Maniff has two goals and an assist in the championship game and is named MVP of the tournament. Sophomore goaltender Carter Hutton makes 31 saves to record his second consecutive shutout.

January 21988 – Sophomore Jeff Flaherty tallies three third-period goals just 9:32 apart, sparking ULowell to a 6-4 triumph over North Dakota in Grand Forks.2010 – Senior goaltender Carter Hutton picked up his ninth career shutout against Holy Cross in the Ledyard Bank Classic, breaking Cam McCormick’s program record set from 1999-02. Hutton made 32 saves and blanked the Crusaders in five power play chances.

January 31987 – Right wing Randy LeBrasseur and center Bill Dohaney set a school record by scoring goals just four seconds apart in a 6-3 win over No. 3 Minnesota.1999 – Scott Fankhouser makes 30 saves in a 3-0 shut-out win over host Minnesota Duluth to win the Silverado Shootout.

January 42004 – Junior Chris Davidson shuts out 11th-ranked Mas-sachusetts for the second straight day, stopping 27 shots as UMass Lowell wins 1-0 in Amherst on a goal by Elias Godoy. It is the fifth time in school history that a goalie has posted consecutive shutouts.

January 51968 – Gary Bishop sets a school record for an individual by scoring two goals eight seconds apart in the third period of Lowell Tech’s 5-3 victory over Worcester State.2007 – UMass Lowell returns to the Tully Forum for the first time since 1998 to host Maine as part of “Back to the Forum” weekend. The River Hawks don ULowell Chiefs jerseys as part of the festivities.

January 61979 – ULowell extends its scoring record to 154 consecu-tive games with a 7-1 victory over St. Anselm.2007 – Members of the 1979, 1981 and 1982 Division II national championship teams are formally inducted into the UMass Lowell sports hall of fame during the second intermission of UML’s game with the University of Maine at the Tully Fourm.

January 71983 – ULowell wins the Downeast Classic in Portland, Maine by beating Plattsburgh State, 4-2.2008 – At 9-4-4 and on a five-game winning streak UMass Lowell is ranked 13th in the USCHO.com/CSTV national poll. The River Hawks were ranked for 11 weeks during the 2007-08 season.

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1988 – Senior Jon Morris becomes the third player in school history with 200 career points when he scores a goal against Colorado College.2005 – Blaise MacDonald earns his 150th career coaching victory in a 2-1 win over Northeastern.

January 91994 – Senior Shane Henry scores his 50th career goal in a 7-1 win over Army at the Tully Forum.

January 101995 – Junior center Jeff Daw (3g, 2a) and sophomore center Greg Bullock (2g, 3a) both enjoy five-point games as UMass Lowell beats Yale, 11-3, at the Tully Forum. Bullock reaches the 100-point mark in career scoring in the game.

January 111982 – ULowell wins its 30th consecutive game, shutting out Colby, 7-0, in Waterville, Maine.

January 121980 – ULowell begins a 14-game winning streak with an 8-4 win over Babson College at the Tully Forum.2002 – An SRO crowd of 6,796 – the largest to ever see a college hockey game in Lowell – turns out at the Tsongas Arena and watches UMass Lowell beat No. 10 Boston College, 8-4.2008 – Blaise MacDonald earnes his 100th career victory as the head coach of UMass Lowell as the River Hawks defeat Providence, 4-3, in overtime at the Tsongas Arena. Freshman Scott Campbell scores the game-winning goal with 1.3 seconds remaining in the overtime.

January 141980 – ULowell wins the Teapot Tournament champion-ship with a 10-6 win over Merrimack at Boston Garden.2002 – The UMass Lowell hockey team, off to a 16-3-1 start, is ranked third in the country in the U.S. College Hockey Online and USA Today polls. It is the highest rank-ing in the school’s history.

January 151981 – ULowell begins its national-record 36-game win-ning streak with a 5-2 win over Babson in Wellesley. The win is also the start of a school-record 27-game win streak for goaltender John MacKenzie.1999 – UMass Lowell’s streak of consecutive penalties killed reaches 51 (8 games) in a 2-1 River Hawks victory over Yale. The streak ends as Yale goes 1-for-10 on the power play.2006 – Senior Danny O’Brien completes his first career hat trick scoring the game-winner with 12.5 seconds left in overtime as UMass Lowell upsets No. 11 Providence.

January 161987 – Junior Jon Morris records three points (2g, 1a) and reaches 100 career points in a game against Maine at the Tully Forum.2009 – UMass Lowell snaps a six-game losing streak with a 3-2 overtime win over No. 12 Boston College at Conte Forum. Nick Schaus scored the winner with just 44 seconds left in overtime. Scott Campbell sent the game to overtime with an extra attacker goal at 19:15 of the third.

January 172005 – UMass Lowell, riding the nation’s longest unbeaten streak at 11 games (9-0-2), breaks into the national rank-ings when the River Hawks are ranked 15th in the U.S. College Hockey Online poll. UML is 13-5-2.

January 181984 – Senior left wing Don McCoy picks up his 100th career point as ULowell downs Colby 4-3.2005 – Chris Davidson and Peter Vetri combine for 25 saves as No. 15 UMass Lowell skates to a 0-0 overtime tie with Brown University in Providence, R.I. It is only the second scoreless tie in school history.

January 201979 – ULowell kicks off a 17-game winning streak with a 6-1 win over Bridgewater State.1982 – ULowell notches its 20th straight road victory with


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This Date in UMass Lowell Hockey Historyan 8-2 win over Holy Cross in the first round of the Teapot Tournament at Boston Garden.

January 222005 – Junior Ben Walter notches his third hat trick of the season, powering 15th-ranked UMass Lowell to a 6-1 win over Massachusetts in Amherst. The win stretches the River Hawks’ unbeaten streak to 13 games, their longest such streak since moving to Division I 22 years before.

January 231982 – ULowell downs Union, 9-5, at the Tully Forum for its 35th consecutive win, extending its national record. It is also the Chiefs’ 14th straight home win, a school record.1993 – Juniors Shane Henry and Ian Hebert both enjoy five-point nights (each with 3 goals and 2 assists), spark-ing UMass Lowell to an 8-5 victory over Northeastern at the Matthews Arena in Boston. It is the only time in the school’s Division I history that two players have recorded hat tricks in the same game. Senior Dan O’Connell picks up his 100th career point with a goal and an assist. The victory is UML’s 400th in the program’s history.1998 – UMass Lowell and Providence skate to a 2-2 draw in the final game in which the Tully Forum is UML’s full-time home rink.

January 251986 – Sophomore center Jon Morris registers his 100th career point as he scores two goals and sets up the other in ULowell’s 3-2 victory over Maine at the Tully Forum.

January 261982 – ULowell raises its record to 20-0 by edging Mer-rimack, 3-2, to win the Teapot Tournament at Boston Garden. The win extends its national-record winning streak to 36 games and gives the Chiefs their fourth straight 20-win season.1985 – Doug Burns, Jon Morris and John Shumski set a school record scoring goals 24 seconds apart against Maine at the Tully Forum.

January 271996 – UMass Lowell completes a weekend sweep of the nation’s top-ranked team when the River Hawks edge Boston University, 5-4, in front of a sellout crowd of 3,200 at the Tully Forum. UML had beaten BU, 8-6, the previous night in Boston.1998 – The $21.4-million Paul E. Tsongas Arena opens, and a sellout crowd of 6,496 is on hand to watch UMass Lowell play Dartmouth in the inaugural hockey game. Dartmouth wins the game, 2-1.

January 281983 – Freshman Dana Demole becomes the first goalie in ULowell’s 16-year hockey history to post consecutive shutouts when the Chiefs blank New Haven, 7-0, at the Tully Forum.

January 291983 – Senior Mike Carr scores four goals in the third period of ULowell’s 11-1 win against Salem State. Carr finishes the game with six points, extending his string of multiple-point games to five. Carr records his 20th goal of the season, making him the only player in school his-tory to score at least 20 goals in each of his four seasons.1996 – UMass Lowell, with a 16-6-3 record, is ranked 9th in the WMEB poll and 10th in the WMPL poll.

January 301996 – Senior right wing Brendan Concannon runs his scoring streak to 15 games as ULowell beats Yale, 8-4, in New Haven, Conn. 2000 – Sophomore goaltender Cam McCormick posts the first of his school-record eight career shutouts, turning aside only 17 shots, as UMass Lowell blanks Massachu-setts, 3-0, at the Mullins Center in Amherst.

January 311976 – ULowell holds Bridgewater State without a shot in the third period and just 13 for the game in a 10-1 win over the Bears.2005 – The UMass Lowell hockey team, with a 15-6-3 record, is ranked 12th in the country in the U.S. College

Hockey Online and USA Today/College Hockey Magazine polls. Freshman goaltender Peter Vetri is named National Division I Rookie of the Month by CSTV and the Hockey Commissioners Association after posting a 6-1 record.

February 11983 – ULowell defeats Holy Cross, 5-4, to win the Teapot Tournament. The win is the 250th win in program history.

February 22007 – Freshman Nevin Hamilton blocks 24 shots to re-cord his first collegiate shutout in a 0-0 overtime tie with sixth-ranked Boston University at the Agganis Arena in Boston. The scoreless tie is the third in UML’s history. The shutout for Hamilton comes before his first career victory.

February 31989 – Freshman Mark Richards becomes the first goalie in ULowell’s Division I history to make 50 saves in a game as he backstops the Chiefs to a 4-4 deadlock with Boston College in Chestnut Hill.2007 – Freshman goalie Nevin Hamilton kicks out 25 shots to record his first career victory in a 2-1 win against Massachusetts in Amherst. The victory comes one night after his first career shutout.

February 51994 – Senior left wing Shane Henry becomes the 11th player in school history to register 150 career points when he dishes out three assists in UMass Lowell’s 8-2 win at Yale. 1996 – UMass Lowell, with an 18-6-3 record, is ranked 10th in both the USA Today and Troy Record polls.2005 – Junior Bobby Robins scores 1:23 into overtime to lift 12th-ranked UMass Lowell to a 3-2 win over Providence at the Tsongas Arena.

February 71994 – UMass Lowell, with a 16-6-5 record, is ranked 9th in the country in the Troy Record newspaper poll.2005 – UMass Lowell, with a 16-6-4 record, is ranked 11th in the U.S. College Hockey Online poll.

February 82008 – UMass Lowell passes the 500,000 mark in all-time attendance at the Tsongas Arena. The River Hawks would go on to draw 64,517 fans in 2007-08, for an average of 3,396 per game.

February 91996 – Senior Christian Sbrocca becomes the 12th player in school history to record 150 career points when he draws a pair of assists in UMass Lowell’s 6-3 win over New Hampshire at the Tully Forum.

February 101983 – ULowell reaches 20 wins for the fifth consecutive season with a 5-2 win over Colby at the Tully Forum.1995 – Junior Christian Sbrocca records his 100th career point against Boston University.1996 – Senior Brendan Concannon sets a school record by scoring a point for the 18th straight game as UMass Lowell and Massachusetts skate to a 4-4 draw.

February 111989 – Junior Craig Charron records his 100th career point, handing out a pair of assists in ULowell’s 4-2 victory over Maine in Orono.

February 121977 – ULowell notches the 100th victory in program history with a 1-0 win over Williams. Its the first 1-0 win in the program’s 10-year history.1996 – UMass Lowell, with a 19-6-4 record, is ranked 8th in the College Hockey Magazine poll, ninth in the USA Today and WMEB polls, and 10th in the Troy Record poll.

February 131981 – ULowell beats Colby, 6-3, at the Tully Forum to give the Chiefs their third straight 20 win season.2004 – A turnout of 5,690 – the seventh-largest crowd to ever see a college hockey game in Lowell – sees

sophomore Elias Godoy score a pair of goals for the River Hawks as unranked UMass Lowell skates to a 3-3 tie with 10th-ranked New Hampshire at the Tsongas Arena. 2009 – UMass Lowell blanks No. 15 Boston College, 6-0, at Conte Forum. The River Hawks get two goals from Ben Holmstrom and David Vallorani. UML scored two power play goals, two shorthanded goals and two goals at even strength.

February 141979 – Kevin Charbonneau scores the fastest goal in school history from the start of a game when he tallied just 12 seconds into ULowell’s 13-5 win at Army.1994 – UMass Lowell, with a 16-6-7 record, is ranked 7th in the country in the WMEB poll and 9th in the Troy Record poll.2005 – The UMass Lowell hockey team, with a 17-7-4 record, is ranked 13th in the nation in both the U.S. College Hockey Online and USA Today/College Hockey Magazine polls.

February 161980 – Freshman Mike Carr becomes the first player in ULowell history to score a point in 18 straight games as the Chiefs defeat Bryant, 14-2.1996 – Senior Christian Sbrocca becomes the 10th player in school history to register 100 career assists as UMass Lowell edges Merrimack, 3-2, for its 20th win of the season. 2007 – Freshman Nevin Hamilton records his second straight shutout and third in four games, stopping 20 shots to backstop UMass Lowell to a 3-0 triumph over Merrimack at the Tsongas Arena.

February 171979 – Sophomore Craig MacTavish sets school records with eight assists and 11 points - he also scored three goals - as ULowell defeated Bryant, 21-3, at the Tully Forum.1983 – Senior Mike Carr records his 250th career point, netting three goals for his 12th career hat trick and as-sisting on another, as ULowell beats Merrimack, 7-2, at the Tully Forum. Carr also ups his season’s total to 53 points, making him the only player in school history with four 50-point seasons. 1996 – Senior Brendan Concannon scores a point for the 20th straight game as UML edges Merrimack, 7-6, and moves into a first-place tie in Hockey East with Boston University. The River Hawks are 13-5-2 in league play. 2007 – Freshman goalie Nevin Hamilton’s scoreless streak is halted at 187:45, but he makes 29 saves to backstop UMass Lowell to a 3-2 victory over Merrimack.

February 181979 – The ULowell hockey program reaches the 20 win plateau for the first time with a 2-0 victory over Union.2005 – Junior Ben Walter scores his 25th goal, becoming the first UML player since 1994-95 to reach that mark, as 13th-ranked UMass Lowell upsets top-ranked Boston College, 3-1, at the Conte Forum in Chestnut Hill.

February 191994 – The River Hawks reach the 20 win mark for the second straight season with a 6-3 victory over Providence.1996 – UMass Lowell, with a record of 21-6-4, is ranked 8th in the nation in three different polls.2005 – The 13th-ranked River Hawks complete a weekend sweep top-ranked Boston College with a 4-1 win in front of 5,980 fans at Tsongas Arena. Its the second time in the program’s 22-year Division I history it has beaten the coutntry’s No. 1 team in back-to-back games.

February 201998 – UMass Lowell edges Merrimack, 4-3, at the Tson-gas Arena for the program’s 500th victory.

February 211984 – Junior Danny Craig sets a school-record scoring a goal five seconds into the second period of a 9-4 win over Vermont at the Tully Forum. Craig had a hat trick in the game.1987 – Junior Jon Morris figures into all five ULowell goals with three goals and two assists in a 5-4 victory over Providence. The win is ULowell’s 20th of the season.1994 – UMass Lowell, with an 18-6-7 record, is ranked 7th

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This Date in UMass Lowell Hockey Historyin the country for the second straight week in the WMEB poll and seventh in the Troy Record poll.2005 – UMass Lowell is ranked 9th in the country in the USA Today/College Hockey Magazine poll and 10th in the U.S. College Hockey Online poll. The River Hawks’ record is 19-7-4.2009 – Paul Worthington scores a shorthanded goal, the fifth of the year for the River Hawks, in a 1-0 win at No. 6 Vermont. It was the sixth 1-0 win in UMass Lowell hockey history.February 231980 – Freshman Mike Carr becomes the first player in ULowell history to fashion a 20-game scoring streak, and ULowell beats Merrimack, 9-7, the 14th straight victory for the Chiefs and their second straight 20-win season.1996 – Senior Brendan Concannon stretches his school-record scoring string to 21 consecutive games with three points (2g, 1a) in UMass Lowell’s 12-3 win over Army at the Tully Forum. The victory extends the River Hawks’ unbeaten streak to 12 games (11-0-1).

February 261977 – Coach Billy Riley earns his 100th career victory as ULowell beats Boston State, 3-1.1996 – With a 22-7-4 record, UMass Lowell is ranked 7th in the College Hockey USA Poll.

February 281994 – UMass Lowell is ranked 9th in both the Troy Record and WMEB polls with an 18-7-7 record.

February 292008 – Paul Worthington scores at 3:26 of overtime in a 5-4 win over Northeastern at the Tsongas Arena. The win clinched a playoff spot for the River Hawks. Mike Potacco recorded his first career hat trick in the win.

March 21977 – ULowell wins 10 straight games for the first time in the program’s 10-year history when the Chiefs edge UConn, 5-4.1983 – Senior Mike Carr extends his scoring streak to 15 games as two-time defending champion ULowell skates past Salem State, 5-1, at the Tully Forum in the ECAC Division II semifinals for their 16th consecutive win.

March 31979 – Junior Brian Doyle earns his 50th career victory when ULowell defeats New Haven, 7-3, in the first round of the ECAC Division II Tournament at Skate 3 in Tyngsboro. 1996 – Finishing the regular season with a 23-7-4 record, UMass Lowell is ranked 7th in the final College Hockey USA poll.

March 41988 – Senior Jon Morris becomes only the second player in school history to score 50 points in all four years, scoring a goal as fourth-seeded ULowell and fifth-seeded Boston College skate to a 3-3 tie in the first game of their two-game, total-goals series in the first round of the Hockey East Tournament at the Tully Forum.

March 51977 – ULowell wins its first post-season game, upsetting Bowdoin, 4-2, in the first round of the ECAC Division II Tournament in Brunswick, Maine. 1983 – Behind Jim O’Brien’s third period game-winning goal and 38 saves from goaltender Dana Demole, ULowell wins its third straight ECAC Division II Tournament title with a 3-2 victory over Babson College.1988 – 4th-seeded ULowell beats 5th-seeded Boston College 5-2 in the second game of their two-game, total-goals series in the first round of the Hockey East Tournament at the Tully Forum. The Chiefs win 8-5 on total goals and advance to the tournament semifinals for the fourth straight year.

March 71981 – ULowell beats Merrimack, 6-4, in the ECAC cham-pionship game at the Tully Forum. 1986 – 7th-seeded UMass Lowell picks up its 300th vic-tory all-time with a 4-2 win over Northeastern in the first round of the Hockey East Tournament.

1994 – UMass Lowell, with a 21-8-5 record, is ranked 8th in the nation in both the WMEB and Troy Record polls.1998 – A sellout crowd of 6,496 at the Tsongas Arena watches Marty Fillion make 21 saves and deal No. 6 New Hampshire its first shutout in 187 games as the River Hawks blank the Wildcats 3-0.

2009 – The River Hawks cap their regular season and a three-game season series sweep of Maine with a 6-0 win at Tsongas Arena. It was the second time in 2008-09 UMass Lowell won a game 6-0 and marked the first time it swept Maine in a three-game Hockey East season series. Kory Falite scored twice, while Jeremy Dehner and Maury Edwards each had a goal and an assist.

March 92001 – Only six minutes away from elimination, fifth-seeded UMass Lowell rallies to stun fourth-seeded and seventh-ranked New Hampshire, 2-1, and even up their best-of-three series at one win apiece in the first round of the Hockey East Tournament at the Whittemore Center. Junior Jimi St. John stops 33 shots for the River Hawks.2002 – Fourth-seeded UMass Lowell wins its best-of-three Hockey East Tournament series from Northeastern in three games, knocking off the fifth-seeded Huskies, 3-1, at the Tsongas Arena.

March 101979 – Senior Tommy Jacobs’ ninth career hat trick sparks ULowell to a 4-1 victory over Salem State in the ECAC Division II Championship game.1994 – Senior Ian Hebert reaches 100 career points with a goal and an assist as second-seeded UMass Lowell downs seventh-seeded Merrimack, 7-1, in the first game of their best-of-three first round series in the Hockey East Tournament at the Tully Forum.1995 – Sophomore Greg Bullock nets his 25th goal of the season as fifth-seeded UMass Lowell advances to the Hockey East semifinals with a 5-2 victory over fourth-seeded Northeastern. Bullock is the Hockey East scoring champion with 65 points on 25 goals and 40 assists.2001 – Jeff Boulanger scores both goals, and junior Jimi St. John kicks out 30 shots as fifth-seeded UMass Lowell beats fourth-seeded and seventh-ranked New Hampshire by a 2-1 score for the second night in a row, winning their best-of-three first round series in the Hockey East Tour-nament 2-1 at the Whittemore Center in Durham, N.H.

March 111983 – Freshman netminder Dana Demole raises his record in goal to 25-0 as ULowell downs Oswego State, 10-2, in the first game of their two-game, total-goals quarterfinal series in the NCAA Division II Tournament at the Tully Forum. 1994 – Senior Normand Bazin scores all three goals and senior goalie Dwayne Roloson stops 34 shots as UMass Lowell blanks Merrimack, 3-0, to sweep the Hockey East Tournament quarterfinal series.

March 131994 – UMass Lowell, with a 23-8-5 record, is ranked sixth in the country in the final WMEB poll and seventh in the final Troy Record poll.1997 – UMass Lowell center Greg Koehler is named Hockey East Rookie of the Year. Koehler is the second River Hawk to win the award.2009 – Fifth-seeded UMass Lowell rallies from an early two-goal deficit to defeat fourth-seeded Vermont, 4-3, in overtime in Game 1 of the 2009 Hockey East Quarterfinals. Nick Schaus scored the tying goal with 30 seconds left in the third period. Maury Edwards netted the game-winner at 19:58 of the first overtime period.

March 141981 – Center Chuck Sage’s second goal of the game at 7:53 of the third period snaps a 4-4 deadlock and lifts ULowell past Plattsburgh State, 5-4, for its second NCAA Division II crown in three years in North Andover, Mass. It is the 200th victory in Lowell’s hockey history.1993 – Junior center Mike Murray scores his 20th goal of

the season – the 50th of his career and his 100th career point – as fourth-seeded UMass Lowell and fifth-seeded Providence skate to a 3-3 tie in the second game of their first round Hockey East Tournament series.2008 – UMass Lowell scores three power play goals in Game 1 of the Hockey East Quarterfinals at Boston Univer-sity. It was the most power play goals scored by the River Hawks since November 19, 2005 against New Hampshire.

2009 – The fifth-seeded River Hawks complete a two-game sweep of Vermont with a 4-2 win in Game 2 of hte Hockey East Quarterfinal at Gutterson Fieldhouse. Scott Campbell scored tow goals, including the game-winner, and added an assist for a three-point game. Nevin Hamil-ton made 22 stops in his first career playoff start.

March 151998 – Marty Fillion stops 43 of 44 shots, and fifth-seeded UMass Lowell defeats fourth-seeded Northeastern, 5-1, at Matthews Arena, winning the best-of-three series 2-1 in the first round of the Hockey East Tournament. The River Hawks advance to the semifinals for the sixth straight year.2008 – Carter Hutton makes a career-high 42 saves as the River Hawks defeat Boston University, 4-1, in Game 2 of the 2008 Hockey East Quarterfinals.

March 171979 – Senior Tommy Jacobs reaches the 200-point mark in career scoring, and sophomore and tournament MVP Craig MacTavish scores the game-winner goal as ULowell beats Mankato State, 6-4, to win the NCAA Division II Tournament in North Andover, Mass.1994 – UMass Lowell goaltender Dwayne Roloson is named Hockey East’s Player of the Year, and center Greg Bullock is named Rookie of the Year. Roloson is also named as one of the 10 finalists for the Hobey Baker Award as college hockey’s best player.2005 – UMass Lowell freshman goaltender Peter Vetri is named Hockey East’s Rookie of the Year. Junior forward Ben Walter is selected for the All-Hockey East second team.

March 181982 – ULowell reaches the 30-win plateau for the only time in school history defeating Merrimack, 4-3, in the semifinals of the NCAA Division II Tournament at the Tully Forum.1994 – Second-seeded UMass Lowell advances to the Hockey East Tournament championship game for the first time when the River Hawks beat third-seeded New Hamp-shire, 4-2, in the semifinals at Boston Garden. The win is senior Dwayne Roloson’s 50th career victory.

March 191983 – ULowell wins its final game as a Division II program, 5-3, over Babson in the consolation game of the NCAA Tournament at Tully Forum. The Chiefs finish the year 29-2.1994 – Hockey East Player of the Year Dwayne Roloson is named tournament MVP despite the River Hawks’ 3-2 loss to Boston University in the Hockey East Tournament at Boston Garden.2009 – Sophomore defenseman Maury Edwards is named a Hockey East First Team All-Star, and Freshman David Vallorani is named to the Hockey East All-Rookie Team, at the league’s annual awards banquet in Boston. Junior Nick Schaus is named an Honorable Mention on defense.

March 201982 – ULowell explodes for six unanswered second-period goals and breezes past Plattsburgh State 6-1 in front of a sellout crowd at the Tully Forum and a national TV audience in a rematch for the NCAA Division II cham-pionship as the Chiefs capture the national title for the second straight year and third time in four years. Coach Bill Riley’s Chiefs finish the season with a 31-4 record.2008 – Freshman Maury Edwards is named to the Hockey East All-Rookie Team, and Kory Falite is named a Hockey East Second Team All-Star at the league’s annual awards banquet in Boston. UMass Lowell is awarded the Charlie Holt Sportsmanship award as the league’s least penalized team in 2007-08.2009 – The River Hawks score two goals in less than four


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March 212009 – UMass Lowell falls to Boston University, 1-0, in the 2009 Hockey East championship game. It was UML’s second-ever appearance in the Hockey East title game. Scott Campbell and Maury Edwards were named to the All-Tournament Team.

March 231996 – Senior Dave Barozzino records a hat trick as UMass Lowell beats 7th-ranked Michigan State, 6-2, in the first round of the West Regional of the NCAA Tournament in East Lansing, Michigan.

March 261994 – No. 7 UMass Lowell beats No. 9 Michigan State, 4-3, on their home ice in the first round of the NCAA West Regional in East Lansing, Michigan.

March 271994 – UMass Lowell plays its longest game in program history -- 89 minutes and 29 seconds in a double-overtime 2-1 loss to Minnesota in the NCAA Tournament. The River Hawks were less than six minutes from their first-ever berth in the Frozen Four.

April 22009 – Sophomore defenseman Maury Edwards is named to the New England Division I Men’s Hockey All-Star Team. He is the 33rd River Hawk to receive the honor in program history and the first since Ron Hainsey in 2001.2009 – Sophomore defenseman Maury Edwards is named a Second Team All-American. He is the 16th player in UMass Lowell history to be named an All-American and the first since Ron Hainsey in 2001.

** Information for “Important Dates in UML Hockey His-tory” was provided by Chaz Scoggins of the Lowell Sun

March 20, 1982Chiefs defeat Plattsburgh State 6-1 to claim their third Division II National Championship.

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AName Years GP G A TP PIM PP SH GWAblitt, Steve 1987-91 112 23 51 74 279 6 1 4Adams, Sam 1975-79 85 9 21 30 40 0 2 1Allard, Fred 1985-88 68 8 11 19 116 0 0 0Allison, Josh 1998-02 129 4 18 22 114 2 1 0Amar, Baptiste 2001-03 63 4 19 23 43 0 0 4Ames, Paul 1983-87 133 17 57 74 120 8 1 2Amonte, Rocco 1987-89 22 1 3 4 8 0 0 0Anderson, Duncan 1970-71 8 3 4 7 4 0 0 1Angus, Kerry 1992-94 98 11 34 45 70 8 0 2Arnold, Steve 1982-83 30 33 28 61 99 13 2 5Auger, Chris 2006-10 117 17 35 52 38 3 0 2Austin, Steve 1972-73 16 1 1 2 0 0 0 0

BName Years GP G A PTS PIM PP SH GWBadger, Rob 1984-86 73 12 25 37 31 0 0 2Baronsky, Dave 1972-73 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Barozzino, David 1992-96 125 20 33 53 277 1 0 1Bartelson, Todd 2007-08 23 1 0 1 4 0 0 0Basaraba, Shannon 1994-98 142 34 61 95 56 6 3 6Bazin, Norm 1990-94 134 32 36 68 98 7 1 3Bell, Chris 1996-00 140 53 61 114 124 12 6 7Benson, Dave 1980-83 44 5 13 18 41 0 0 1Bergeron, Jason 2006-07 34 7 5 12 10 3 0 0Bernis, John 1982-84 57 4 15 19 33 0 1 1Berry, Kevin 1973-75 38 7 9 16 62 3 0 1Bertram, Kevin 1996-00 139 21 46 67 309 13 0 1Bishop, Gary 1967-71 62 76 80 156 38 22 0 9Blair, Ryan 2007-Pres. 112 2 31 33 58 0 0 0Borggaard, Andy 1991-92 14 1 1 2 8 0 0 0Borrell, John 1985-89 133 18 41 59 113 0 0 1Botto, Paul 1992-95 70 3 13 16 126 0 0 0Boudreault, Sean 1987-89 17 0 2 2 16 0 0 0Boulanger, Jeff 1997-01 128 34 36 70 217 12 1 5Boutin, Frank 1967-68 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Bova, Brian 2002-06 67 8 3 11 8 0 0 3Braccia, Bob 1983-84 16 4 3 7 22 0 0 1Brandano, Dan 1968-69 5 0 0 0 2 0 0 0Brandvold, Kim 2002-06 86 4 11 15 62 0 0 1Bria, J.R. 2005-07 65 7 13 20 70 3 0 0Brown, Craig 1996-00 106 12 14 26 124 0 2 1Brown, Eric 1991-95 122 15 12 27 48 1 3 3Budd, Michael 2008-Pres. 65 9 9 18 71 1 0 2Bullock, Greg 1993-95 78 49 75 124 177 17 1 8Burke, Garrett 1988-90 11 0 5 5 21 0 0 0Burns, Doug 1984-87 58 12 20 32 44 5 0 1Butler, John 1974-75 8 1 1 2 2 0 0 0

CName Years GP G A PTS PIM PP SH GWCahill, Frank 1968-69 4 0 0 0 2 0 0 0Campbell, Ed 1993-96 113 20 71 91 326 9 0 3Campbell, John 1996-00 139 30 56 86 92 5 0 4Campbell, Scott 2007-Pres. 114 37 45 82 72 16 0 5Capelletti, Anthony 1995-99 127 18 43 61 169 10 2 5Capraro, Steve 2006-10 109 1 2 3 56 0 0 1Carlson, Mark 1990-93 64 6 3 9 52 0 0 1Carney, Keith 1989-93 71 3 20 23 60 2 0 0Carpenter, Bob 1971-75 78 3 37 40 44 2 0 0Carr, Mike 1979-83 121 134 145 279 143 36 7 18Carso, Nicholas 1997-01 96 5 19 24 36 0 0 0Carter, Greg 1988-92 129 34 38 72 57 5 5 3Catino, Willie 1970-71 18 8 14 22 18 3 0 0Caveney, Joe 2009-Pres. 8 1 1 2 4 0 0 0Cey, Patrick 2007-Pres. 102 13 17 30 36 1 0 2Charbonneau, Kevin 1978-82 128 74 119 193 120 18 5 4Charron, Craig 1986-90 142 64 84 148 122 24 4 3Christian, Roger 1981-82 31 4 10 14 8 1 0 0Collar, Matt 2002-06 135 6 12 18 192 1 0 0Concannon, Brendan 1992-96 126 41 65 106 55 8 4 4Concannon, Mark 1999-03 116 24 34 58 56 3 1 1Condon, Jack 1976-77 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Corcoran, Tim 2008-Pres. 14 0 0 0 12 0 0 0Cormier, Jason 1993-95 20 2 4 6 12 1 0 0Costello, John 1975-79 92 38 70 108 164 17 3 2Coutu, Justin 2003-04 8 0 3 3 0 0 0 0Craig, Danny 1981-85 109 47 81 128 111 14 2 6Cronin, Tom 1979-83 106 12 37 49 131 0 1 1Crowell, Gary 1967-69 27 9 17 26 8 1 0 0Cullinane, Bill 1976-78 51 9 23 32 66 4 1 1Cuoncurore, Rollie 79-81; 82-83 50 8 14 22 20 0 0 1Cusolito, John 1971-75 86 30 46 76 134 4 0 1

DName Years GP G A PTS PIM PP SH GWD’Agostino, Paul 2004-06 22 0 2 2 4 0 0 0D’Agostino, Sammy 2008-Pres. 35 3 1 4 20 0 0 0Daley, Gerry 1989-93 117 23 29 52 115 3 0 2Daley, Mike 1972-76 32 0 0 0 4 0 0 0Daly, Craig 1988-89 2 0 1 1 2 0 0 0Dandeneau, Jim 1976-78 8 0 0 0 2 0 0 0Dartsch, David 1994-96 77 24 30 54 117 4 0 1Davidson, Chris 00-01; 02-05 54 0 2 2 4 0 0 0Davis, Bud 1967-72 71 15 31 46 73 4 0 0Daw, Jeff 1992-96 157 68 73 141 60 31 5 10Dee, Fran 1978-81 62 32 32 64 14 7 0 3Dehner, Jeremy 2006-10 139 13 66 79 71 7 0 1Delfino, Dave 1984-88 78 0 2 2 12 0 0 0DeLuca, Jason 2007-Pres. 50 3 5 8 12 0 0 0DeMango, Dennis 1980-81 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0DeMartino, Marty 1967-68 6 3 1 4 0 0 0 0Demole, Dana 1982-86 124 0 4 4 14 0 0 0Desmond, Dave 1973-77 76 23 23 46 30 6 0 3Devereaux, Bob 1983-84 18 3 2 5 4 0 0 0DiCaprio, Doug 1979-80 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Dohaney, Bill 1984-88 135 49 68 117 179 4 5 7Domish, Jerramie 2000-04 128 11 34 45 190 1 0 1Donovan, Jarrod 1995-98 22 1 1 2 10 0 0 0Donovan, Neil 1993-97 146 62 77 139 200 21 2 8Dooley, Ken 1973-77 86 4 23 27 46 0 0 0Doyle, Brian 1976-80 102 0 0 0 2 0 0 0Drevitch, Scott 1985-88 104 9 54 63 62 2 0 0Dryjowicz-Burek, Jon 2007-08 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Dupont, George 1985-86 12 0 4 4 8 0 0 0Durand, Mike 1978-79 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

EName Years GP G A PTS PIM PP SH GWEdwards, Maury 2007-Pres. 113 23 40 63 73 18 0 4Eiserman, Bill 1986-87 3 0 0 0 14 0 0 0Erickson, Mike 1987-91 127 7 18 25 151 2 0 2Evangelista, Tom 1983-86 67 17 22 39 84 1 0 3Everett, Warren 1971-74 65 5 22 27 56 2 0 1

FName Years GP G A PTS PIM PP SH GWFabrocini, Bill 1986-87 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Fahey, Jack 80-81; 83-84 50 12 15 27 72 2 0 2Fahey, Tom 1983-84 30 8 5 13 28 0 0 0Falite, Kory 2006-10 141 60 46 106 90 15 0 13Fankhouser, Scott 94-95; 96-99 70 0 0 0 2 0 0 0Farrell, Grant 2004-06 37 4 8 12 48 2 0 0Farrell, Ken 1999-02 34 5 7 12 12 0 1 1Favreau, Kyle 1988-89 17 0 2 2 6 0 0 0Fay, Bob 1971-73 36 6 10 16 12 0 0 0Feralito, Joe 1982-83 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Fernberg, Bob 1975-77 20 3 5 8 0 1 0 0Ferreira, Matt 2008-Pres. 52 5 5 10 16 1 1 0Fillion, Martin 1994-98 101 0 6 6 32 0 0 0Fitzgerald, Mike 1978-79 32 8 11 19 60 1 0 2Flaherty, Bob 1977-79 12 1 2 3 0 0 0 0Flaherty, Brian 1973-77 77 25 40 65 89 10 0 0Flaherty, Jeff 1986-90 102 48 33 81 298 18 0 8Fletcher, Todd 2003-07 103 6 16 22 44 0 0 1Flynn, Brendan 1987-91 115 32 58 90 83 9 1 3Foley, Tim 1984-88 139 27 46 73 104 9 1 3Fontas, Chris 2003-05 68 3 6 9 24 1 0 1Fontas, Dan 1998-02 133 16 40 56 100 3 2 4Fontas, Mark 1997-00 40 1 8 9 16 0 0 0Fournier, Mike 1972-73 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

GName Years GP G A PTS PIM PP SH GWGagne, Gerry 1967-68 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Gallagher, Bob 1974-75 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Garlick, Russ 1972-73 23 4 6 10 4 0 0 0Gaskin, Steve 1971-72 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Gatti, Dave 1988-92 108 36 43 79 76 12 3 5Gauthier, Rene 2003-06 59 6 16 22 86 1 0 1Geary, Dan 1987-89 33 6 4 10 16 0 0 0Geary, Jim 1988-89 3 0 2 2 6 0 0 0Geragosian, Mike 1971-75 69 0 0 0 14 0 0 0Gillis, Hal 1976-80 69 7 18 25 63 0 0 0Girard, Tom 1967-71 63 0 1 1 0 0 0 0Godoy, Elias 2002-06 133 42 80 122 169 12 2 7Goers, Barry 2006-10 133 5 37 42 64 1 0 1

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Gravell, Bill 1983-84 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0Graves, Don 1967-69 12 12 13 25 32 2 0 1Grayton, Glenn 1984-85 26 1 3 4 28 0 0 0Green, Darryl 2000-03 101 13 35 48 68 1 0 2Greenberg, Bobby 1981-83 51 13 17 30 6 0 0 1Gustofson, Chris 1998-02 142 10 23 33 113 1 0 1

HName Years GP G A PTS PIM PP SH GWHagan, Chris 1992-93 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Hainsey, Ron 1999-01 63 13 34 47 71 6 1 1Hall, Jeremy 2004-07 90 25 27 52 62 4 2 2Hamann, Marcel 1967-70 37 35 33 68 83 4 3 4Hamilton, Nevin 2006-10 63 0 0 0 6 0 0 0Hanlon, Peter 2003-05 20 0 3 3 32 0 0 0Harris, Peter 1986-90 16 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Harris, T.C. 1997-98 9 1 2 3 2 0 0 0Harvey, Steve 1974-75 8 1 1 2 6 0 0 0Hatton, Bill 1972-75 61 17 17 34 14 1 0 4Hatton, Chris 1973-75 44 25 15 40 24 5 0 4Hay, Peter 2000-03 89 21 20 41 48 7 1 4Hayes, Chuck 1976-80 110 12 35 47 59 0 0 2Hayes, Gene 1975-79 100 15 64 79 132 5 0 1Hayes, Matt 1988-90 44 0 5 5 40 0 0 0Healy, Don 1975-77 15 0 0 0 15 0 0 0Healy, Tom 1985-87 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Hederman, Bob 1967-69 21 3 4 7 2 0 0 0Heffron, Michael 2008-Pres. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Hehir, Mike 1968-70 13 2 6 8 6 1 0 0Heinly, Terry 1967-68 7 4 2 6 6 1 0 1Heinze, Peter 1984-88 108 11 24 35 155 2 1 0Henderson, Mike 1994-95 33 4 3 7 85 1 0 0Henderson, Paul 1980-81 5 0 1 1 0 0 0 0Henry, Bob 1971-72 9 0 0 0 17 0 0 0Henry, Shane 1990-94 141 56 102 158 46 23 2 8Herbert, Ian 1990-94 129 36 69 105 85 12 2 8Herbert, Shawn 1996-98 36 1 4 5 8 0 0 0Hickey, Gerry 2001-02 6 0 0 0 8 0 0 0Hillick, Chris 1983-84 10 1 2 3 6 0 0 0Hodson, Mike 1982-84 53 8 24 32 36 1 0 1Holmstrom, Ben 2006-10 144 26 58 84 201 14 0 7Hooper, Adam 1991-92 17 0 1 1 8 0 0 0Hughes, Joe 1979-83 106 15 63 78 297 2 2 3Hurley, Brian 1971-73 32 2 12 14 33 0 0 1Hussey, Jim 1967-69 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Hutchinson, Bruce 1971-75 89 48 50 98 64 13 1 7Hutton, Carter 2006-10 85 0 3 3 2 0 0 0Hynes, Brendan 1998-99 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

IName Years GP G A PTS PIM PP SH GWIckert, Chris 2009-Pres. 14 0 3 3 10 0 0 0

JName Years GP G A PTS PIM PP SH GWJacobs, Tom 1975-79 99 97 103 200 132 29 0 12Jameison, Steve 1977-78 24 5 16 21 24 0 0 2Janis, Dana 1985-87 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 0Jaskul, John 1976-79 72 20 48 68 8 8 0 4Jenkins, Dean 1977-81 117 73 118 191 269 11 11 9Jenkins, Mark 1978-79 22 14 24 38 12 2 1 2Johansen, Ed 1979-80 20 1 4 5 14 0 0 0Johansson, Erik 2002-04 31 0 4 4 28 0 0 0Jolivet, Bill 1969-71 16 0 2 2 2 0 0 0Jondry, Ken 1967-68 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Jones, Scott 1983-84 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

KName Years GP G A PTS PIM PP SH GWKaiser, Ken 1979-83 103 65 107 172 60 14 10 6Kearin, Bob 1970-73 62 62 58 120 133 20 3 2Kenville, Tom 1984-85 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 0Kidney, Kyle 1997-01 128 20 40 60 137 5 1 2King, Brad 2002-06 125 14 28 42 89 5 0 0King, Paul 1975-77 38 8 8 16 14 0 1 0Kinley, Cleve 2003-07 138 15 49 64 116 8 0 4Koehler, Greg 1996-98 70 36 37 73 111 17 2 6Korzen, Andrew 1997-99 6 0 0 0 4 0 0 0Kotyluk, Kevin 1998-02 98 11 22 33 177 1 0 0Kriss, Aaron 1991-95 128 12 27 39 136 2 2 0Kumpel, Mark 1979-83 66 45 36 81 35 11 4 5Kyte, Jeremy 1997-00 58 7 18 25 24 1 0 0

LName Years GP G A PTS PIM PP SH GWLabrecque, Pascal 87-89; 90-91 86 18 30 48 54 7 0 2Laghetto, Dave 1984-85 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Lange, Bob 1975-76 6 0 0 0 2 0 0 0Leahy, John 1971-73 44 4 20 24 125 2 0 1LeBrasseur, Randy 1986-90 129 49 55 104 159 14 1 5Lee, Steve 1975-77 9 1 3 4 2 0 0 0Leggee, Mason 1975-77 24 0 0 0 2 0 0 0Lewis, Russ 1968-69 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Libett, Chris 1994-98 126 8 41 49 129 2 0 0Lohnes, Paul 1978-82 129 58 109 167 176 23 2 11LoPilato, Tony 1984-88 143 58 56 114 286 15 1 4Lovering, Tyler 1989-91 12 0 2 2 6 0 0 0Luitgaarden, Mike 1982-83 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

MName Years GP G A PTS PIM PP SH GWMaarni, Tomi 87-89; 90-92 76 1 12 13 44 1 0 0MacKay, Scott 1972-76 89 27 58 85 91 8 0 1MacKenzie, John 1978-82 67 0 1 1 39 0 0 0MacPherson, Scott 1986-90 104 43 47 90 40 18 1 4MacTavish, Craig 1977-79 55 62 71 133 71 17 0 11Magone, Tom 1974-76 9 0 1 1 2 0 0 0Mahan, Paul 1983-87 82 8 14 22 28 1 0 3Mahoney, Jon 1992-96 139 43 46 89 231 7 1 4Maki, Jyrki 84-87; 88-89 115 6 15 21 47 0 0 1Mammola, Paul 2002-04 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Maniff, Jonathan 2006-10 78 12 16 28 30 2 0 3Manseau, Kip 1982-84 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Marchioni, Tom 1972-73 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Marek, Ludwig 1994-95 5 1 0 1 4 0 0 0Marfione, Paul 1968-69 10 6 6 12 17 0 0 1Marinori, Jay 1972-73 16 0 0 0 2 0 0 0Martin, Andrew 2002-06 126 39 61 100 56 14 2 5Mathieu, Bruce 1980-81 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0Mayes, David 1992-96 142 13 49 62 110 4 0 1Maylor, John 1967-71 39 3 5 8 6 0 0 0McCabe, Bobby 2002-06 43 1 3 4 36 1 0 0McCarroll, Dennis 1982-86 107 23 33 56 216 2 5 2McCarthy, Paul 1967-68 8 0 1 1 0 0 0 0McComb, Tom 1983-84 18 1 1 2 8 0 0 1McCormick, Cam 1999-02 36 0 1 1 6 0 0 0McCoy, Don 1980-84 125 50 69 119 62 9 5 5McDonough, Don 1983-85 66 12 11 23 30 0 1 1McDowell, Scott 1968-71 33 16 14 30 56 2 0 2McElligott, Mike 1968-72 61 55 96 151 18 8 1 3McElligott, Tom 1967-69 28 13 29 42 6 2 0 2McGinn, Mike 1974-78 84 3 17 20 56 1 0 0McGrane, Ed 1999-03 144 70 68 138 52 25 8 7McGrath, Rob 1997-98 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0McKee, Ken 1976-79 64 15 23 38 36 3 0 4McKee, Scott 1983-84 6 0 1 1 4 0 0 0McLean, Frank 1975-76 15 1 3 4 10 1 0 0Meehan, Scott 1989-93 124 4 9 13 110 0 1 0Messina, Scott 1985-86 17 5 3 8 14 0 0 0Meunier, Laurent 2000-02 62 19 39 58 88 9 0 5Mills, Tom 1980-84 33 2 8 10 20 0 0 0Moffatt, Billy 1976-80 88 13 50 63 48 6 0 0Moffett, Tom 1979-80 4 0 1 1 0 0 0 0Monaco, Vinny 2005-07 12 0 0 0 4 0 0 0Monroe, Nick 2005-09 128 6 13 19 92 1 1 0Morris, Jon 1984-88 153 97 134 231 155 37 0 12Mulligan, Mike 1995-99 140 16 19 35 98 5 0 4Mulligan, Tom 1978-82 127 32 101 133 170 7 1 5Mulrewin, Dudley 1973-74 6 0 1 1 0 0 0 0Murnane, Mike 1973-74 22 0 3 3 10 0 0 0Murphy, Gary 1985-89 112 12 30 42 116 4 1 0Murray, Mike 1990-94 135 67 67 134 228 23 4 6

NName Years GP G A PTS PIM PP SH GWNagle, John 1972-76 88 41 54 95 113 12 1 6Newhouse, Jim 1984-88 121 48 46 94 69 22 1 3Nicholishen, Mike 1994-98 147 27 72 99 53 7 2 5Nolan, Doug 1995-99 128 27 34 61 195 8 4 2Notini, Josh 2003-04 14 1 0 1 10 0 0 0Nugent, Todd 1971-73 39 4 11 15 122 3 0 0

OName Years GP G A PTS PIM PP SH GWOberg, Pete 1968-70 20 2 10 12 44 0 0 0O’Brien, Danny 2002-06 145 40 53 93 26 17 0 6

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O’Brien, Jim 1982-86 120 16 44 60 98 0 0 4O’Brien, Steve 1976-79 21 0 0 0 0 0 0 0O’Connell, Dan 1989-93 133 56 58 114 253 14 3 5O’Connor, Mike 1977-81 106 19 57 76 252 3 4 2O’Neil, Bob 1967-68 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 0O’Neill, Mike 1980-85 127 22 36 58 167 2 1 2Opre, Mike 1981-85 136 49 77 126 116 9 0 5Ouellet, Rich 1967-68 15 7 14 21 22 2 0 0

PName Years GP G A PTS PIM PP SH GWPalermo, Rudy 1975-78 58 11 19 30 72 4 0 0Pandolfo, Mark 2002-06 136 35 33 68 81 8 0 6Parsons, Don 1988-92 107 18 40 58 105 4 1 4Pence, Jake 2003-07 95 0 9 9 62 0 0 0Pensa, Dave 1989-93 131 44 31 75 176 11 0 3Philbrook, Kim 1973-75 21 1 4 5 27 0 1 0Piantek, John 1967-69 28 13 19 32 12 4 1 0Pickens, Jim 1982-84 17 1 1 2 12 0 0 0Popp, George 1980-83 69 10 14 24 22 0 0 1Potacco, Mike 2005-09 132 27 28 55 63 0 1 2Powers, Tommy 2006-09 15 0 0 0 6 0 0 0Provencher, Paul 1979-80 22 4 7 11 14 0 0 0

QName Years GP G A PTS PIM PP SH GWQuinn, Dave 1971-72 20 0 5 5 10 0 0 0

RName Years GP G A PTS PIM PP SH GWRawsley, Mike 1982-86 91 17 27 44 42 1 1 4Reed, Josh 1999-03 108 9 30 39 94 2 1 0Rice, Paul 1967-71 54 8 16 24 2 1 0 1Richard, Eric 1987-89 50 5 11 16 22 1 0 1Richards, Mark 1988-92 95 0 0 0 30 0 0 0Riga, Bill 1992-96 95 12 18 30 34 2 1 2Riley, Gerry 1973-76 62 4 23 27 24 0 1 0Riley, John 73-75; 76-77 69 9 24 33 32 2 0 0Robbins, Matt 1989-90 14 2 8 10 4 1 0 0Robins, Bobby 2002-06 127 32 37 69 253 9 0 3Roe, Steve 1989-90 5 2 0 2 8 0 0 0Roebothan, Mark 2005-09 135 33 32 65 135 8 1 5Roloson, Dwayne 1990-94 106 0 3 3 34 0 0 0Rooney, Brad 1997-01 142 35 63 98 179 7 3 3Rouleau, Tom 1998-02 141 31 32 63 157 8 0 5Roy, Bob 1967-71 63 27 38 65 80 4 1 0Ryan, Dan 1979-80 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 0

SName Years GP G A PTS PIM PP SH GWSage, Chuck 1979-83 120 64 68 132 90 4 4 6Salsman, Marc 1993-97 118 35 40 75 100 19 1 4Sandholm, Ryan 1993-97 111 33 44 77 34 11 3 5Savageau, Jason 1997-99 32 0 2 2 26 0 0 0Sbrocca, Christian 1992-96 158 56 115 171 315 19 4 6Scannell, Steve 75-76; 77-78 45 20 17 37 4 0 4 1Schaser, Ian 2006-08 39 4 4 8 6 0 0 0Schaus, Nick 2006-10 148 10 55 65 220 6 1 1Scheu, Michael 2008-Pres. 35 9 9 18 16 3 0 1Schmidt, Pat 1967-69 25 9 17 26 52 3 0 1Schneider, Brian 1981-82 1 0 2 2 0 0 0 0Schomogyi, Geoff 1999-03 108 15 20 35 59 2 0 0Scott, Garry 1989-91 12 0 0 0 4 0 0 0Seabury, Brian 1989-90 7 0 1 1 20 0 0 0Seabury, Craig 1989-90 19 1 1 2 22 0 0 0Seabury, Glenn 1989-90 16 3 1 4 20 0 0 0Sentner, Peter 1987-90 80 7 26 33 66 1 0 0Sgroi, Mike 1999-00 5 0 0 0 4 0 0 0Shaw, Kris 1975-77 39 4 8 12 14 1 0 1Short, Dave 1982-84 4 0 0 0 2 0 0 0Shumski, John 1984-86 57 23 37 60 76 5 0 2Shutt, Don 1968-72 61 31 40 71 76 2 0 5Sica, Vinny 1983-84 12 1 1 2 16 0 0 0Silc, Rob 1983-85 28 5 5 10 21 1 0 0Slonina, Steve 1999-03 135 23 36 59 194 3 2 4Smallwood, Tim 1989-93 126 10 30 40 141 1 2 0Smart, Dominic 2002-03 26 0 1 1 2 0 0 0Smith, Brian 1980-82 7 0 0 0 2 0 0 0Snell, Dean 1982-83 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Spath, Rob 1980-84 108 21 86 107 254 10 0 4St. John, Jimi 1998-02 46 0 1 1 8 0 0 0Stanieich, Adam 2003-06 47 0 5 5 22 0 0 0Stanlick, Scott 1986-87 22 2 2 4 2 0 0 0

Stanton, Bob 1982-83 23 4 5 9 32 0 0 1Stead, Dennis 1970-73 64 25 56 81 90 8 1 5Stegnar, Frank 2006-09 61 4 7 11 18 1 0 1Stein, Ken 1986-89 38 0 1 1 12 0 0 0Stella, Ed 1967-68 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Stevens, Dave 1989-93 111 29 42 71 100 6 1 3Stewart, Kevin 1969-72 57 3 4 7 30 1 0 0Storm, Niklas 2001-04 83 1 12 13 26 0 0 0Strome, Anders 2000-03 91 20 15 35 26 3 0 6Strorozuk, Sean 1996-99 74 10 14 24 44 2 0 0Sullivan, Dave 1976-80 112 37 47 84 147 3 0 8Sullivan, Kelly 2004-08 88 2 8 10 81 0 0 0Sweeney, Paul 1979-80 6 1 4 5 2 0 0 0

TName Years GP G A PTS PIM PP SH GWTabb, Jeremy 1991-92 6 1 2 3 2 0 0 0Tejchma, Jason 2003-07 148 40 57 97 158 6 5 7Teolis, Mike 1986-87 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0Ternullo, Phil 1979-82 29 0 0 0 4 0 0 0Teta, Joe 1968-69 8 5 7 12 24 2 1 0Thomas, Conrade 1986-89 96 11 28 39 176 0 1 1Tidman, Tom 1978-82 126 60 87 147 292 5 6 8Tinkham, Michael 1989-90 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Titcomb, Bob 1971-72 17 6 5 11 36 3 0 1Tolan, R.J. 1998-02 57 2 1 3 44 0 0 0Tormey, Peter 2001-05 118 4 14 18 56 0 0 1Tormey, Wil 1995-99 122 7 24 31 121 3 0 1Traverse, Chris 1972-73 3 0 1 1 6 0 0 0Treille, Yorick 1998-02 127 36 47 83 117 10 3 4Tucker, Travis 1990-94 115 4 22 26 290 0 0 0Tyros, John 1979-80 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

UName Years GP G A PTS PIM PP SH GWUrban, John 1970-72 29 0 3 3 7 0 0 0Ursoleo, Gene 1967-70 39 2 6 8 14 0 0 0

VName Years GP G A PTS PIM PP SH GWValimont, Carl 1984-88 140 19 55 74 131 5 1 0Valimont, Gary 1984-88 101 25 21 46 88 0 0 4Vallarelli, Steve 1975-76 21 8 16 24 38 1 0 1Vallorani, David 2008-Pres. 77 18 36 54 34 5 0 2Vetri, Peter 2004-06 60 0 1 1 12 0 0 0Volpicelli, Bob 1974-75 17 0 3 3 23 0 0 0

WName Years GP G A PTS PIM PP SH GWWalsh, Matt 2004-06 53 3 8 11 26 0 0 0Walsh, Tom 1981-82 5 0 0 0 6 0 0 0Walter, Ben 2002-05 107 49 41 90 62 22 2 8Watkins, Frank 1969-70 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Weinrieb, Dan 1999-00 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Wenham, Scott 89-91; 92-93 79 6 24 30 62 1 1 1Wetmore, Riley 2009-Pres. 39 6 9 15 20 2 0 1Whiting, Mark 1977-78 4 0 2 2 0 0 0 0Whitney, Jim 1971-72 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Wiebolt, Scott 1982-85 106 11 29 40 178 0 0 1Wight, Dick 1979-81 51 14 19 33 38 0 0 0Winnerman, Bob 1972-74 11 0 1 1 4 0 0 0Winski, Dick 1970-71 8 1 2 3 0 1 0 0Woods, Don 1973-75 32 5 6 11 4 1 0 0Woods, Steve 1971-75 89 77 83 160 70 32 2 10Worthington, Paul 2006-10 116 22 35 57 72 6 2 4Wozniewski, Andy 1999-00 16 1 1 2 8 0 0 1Wright, Chris 1980-84 52 6 18 24 34 0 0 0Wright, Colin 2009-Pres. 35 7 3 10 18 1 0 2

YName Years GP G A PTS PIM PP SH GWYacubian, Gary 67-68; 69-70 22 2 2 4 2 0 0 0Yaros, John 2003-05 19 0 0 0 2 0 0 0Yeadon, Barry 1974-78 94 51 52 103 49 21 5 7

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Name Years GP Min. GA Avg SV SV% SO W L TBaronsky, Dave 1972-73 2 25:22 0 0.00 18 1.000 0 0 0 0Burnham, Chris 1995-96 1 7:27 1 8.57 3 .750 0 0 0 0Condon, Jack 1976-77 2 30:00 3 6.00 13 .813 0 0 0 0Daly, Mike 1972-76 33 1,584:16 107 4.05 818 .884 1 13 12 1Davidson, Chris 00-01; 02-05 54 2,785:03 145 3.12 1,080 .882 4 18 22 6Delfino, Dave 1984-88 78 4,355:06 317 4.36 1,973 .862 4 34 35 2Demole, Dana 1982-86 124 7,284:00 497 4.09 3,192 .865 2 60 54 7Doyle, Brian 1976-80 102 5,529:14 300 3.26 2,551 .895 7 74 23 2Dryjowicz-Burek, Jon 2007-08 2 66:42 1 0.90 24 .960 0 1 0 0Fillion, Martin 1994-98 101 5,586:50 350 3.76 2,542 .879 3 50 37 5Fankhouser, Scott 94-95; 96-99 70 3,543:53 205 3.47 1,467 .877 1 36 39 4Gagne, Gerry 1967-68 2 13:36 1 4.41 7 .875 0 0 0 0Geragosian, Mike 1971-75 65 3,851:29 246 3.83 2,053 .893 2 34 31 1Girard, Tom 1967-71 63 3,731:37 358 5.75 1,922 .843 2 31 30 2Hagan, Chris 1992-93 1 4:04 0 0.00 1 1.000 0 0 0 0Hamilton, Nevin 2006-2010 63 3,444:40 141 2.46 1,471 .913 5 28 23 6Harris, Peter 1986-90 16 681:00 54 4.76 294 .844 0 4 5 1Henry, Bob 1971-72 9 510:14 23 2.71 167 .879 0 5 3 0Hutton, Carter 2006-2010 85 5,004:34 194 2.33 2,029 .9013 10 32 41 10Laghetto, Dave 1984-85 1 24:19 4 9.88 10 .714 0 0 1 0Leggee, Mason 1975-77 24 1,373:38 97 4.24 606 .862 0 12 8 1Lewis, Russ 1968-69 3 7:00 1 8.57 7 .875 0 0 0 0Lindsay, Craig 1993-97 48 2,067:51 149 4.32 902 .858 1 14 15 4Luitgaarden, Mike 1982-83 4 40:25 2 2.97 10 .833 0 0 0 0MacKenzie, John 1978-82 67 3,141:11 173 3.30 1,189 .873 4 43 8 0Mammola, Paul 2002-04 5 221:49 9 2.43 82 .901 0 2 2 0Manseau, Kip 1982-84 9 302:34 21 4.16 142 .871 0 3 1 0McCormick, Cam 1999-02 60 3,342:51 147 2.64 1,250 .895 8 23 24 7McGrath, Rob 1997-98 1 0:45 0 0.00 5 1.000 0 0 0 0Monaco, Vinny 2005-07 12 594:28 33 3.33 251 .884 0 2 5 1O’Brien, Steve 1976-79 21 227:51 18 4.74 93 .838 0 2 0 0Richards, Mark 1988-92 95 5,233:28 420 4.82 2,661 .864 0 25 54 8Roloson, Dwayne 1990-94 106 6,130:02 371 3.63 2,943 .888 2 51 44 9Ryan, Dan 1979-80 3 25:17 3 7.11 11 .786 0 0 0 0Scott, Garry 1989-91 12 406:34 45 6.64 151 .770 0 2 3 0Short, Dave 1982-83 3 89:09 7 4.71 32 .821 0 1 1 0Smart, Dominic 2002-06 26 1,383:10 87 3.77 465 .842 1 6 12 5Smith, Brian 1980-82 7 343:51 26 4.53 114 .814 0 3 2 0St. John, Jimi 1998-02 63 3,468:53 174 3.01 1,352 .886 1 27 29 2Stein, Ken 1986-89 38 1,990:39 167 5.03 970 .853 0 17 16 2Ternullo, Phil 1979-82 28 1,003:37 51 3.05 341 .870 0 14 1 0Tyros, John 1979-80 1 20:00 0 0.00 12 1.000 0 0 0 0Vetri, Peter 2004-06 60 3,519:24 184 3.14 1,648 .900 2 26 27 5Watkins, Frank 1969-70 4 60:00 3 3.00 14 .824 0 0 0 0Weinrieb, Dan 1999-00 5 92:07 6 3.91 27 .818 0 0 2 0Yaros, John 2003-05 19 1,074:50 48 2.68 501 .913 1 8 8 2*Goaltenders listed alphabetically

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Overall LeagueYear Coach Record Record Goals Assists PenaltyMinutes1961-62 William Harrison -- -- -- -- --1962-63 William Harrison -- -- -- -- --1963-64 William Harrison -- -- -- -- --1964-65 Richard Morrison -- -- -- -- --1965-66 Richard Morrison -- -- -- -- --1966-67 Richard Morrison -- -- -- -- --1967-68 Richard Morrison 7-7-1 Ind. Gary Bishop, 17 Pat Schmidt, 15 Pat Schmidt, 321968-69 Richard Morrison 4-9-0 4-9-0 Marcel Mamann, 15 Gary Bishop, 17 Marcel Hamann, 311969-70 William Riley, Jr. 11-6-0 8-6-0 Gary Bishop, 21 Mike McElligott, 22 Scott McDowell, 461970-71 William Riley, Jr. 9-8-1 7-8-1 Gary Bishop, 25 Mike McElligott, 28 Bob Kearin, 60 Mike McElligot, 251971-72 William Riley, Jr. 12-11-0 8-10-0 Steve Woods, 27 Mike McElligot, 32 Todd Nugent, 881972-73 William Riley, Jr. 12-10-1 11-9-1 Steve Woods, 18 Bob Kearin, 24 John Leahy, 621973-74 William Riley, Jr. 9-12-1 7-12-1 Chris Hatton, 17 Steve Woods, 21 Kevin Barry, 521974-75 William Riley, Jr. 14-8-0 13-7-0 Steve Woods, 21 Steve Woods, 27 John Cusolito, 471975-76 William Riley, Jr. 11-10-1 11-10-1 John Costello, 17 John Costello, 21 John Costello, 52 Tom Jacobs, 211976-77 William Riley, Jr. 17-9-1 16-8-1 Tom Jacobs, 23 John Costello, 25 John Costello, 521977-78 William Riley, Jr. 17-6-1 16-5-1 Craig MacTavish, 26 Tom Jacobs, 24 Mike O’Conner, 571978-79 William Riley, Jr. 27-6-0 21-5-0 Tom Jacobs, 42 Craig MacTavish, 52 Dean Jenkins, 751979-80 William Riley, Jr. 23-7-0 19-4-0 Mike Carr, 38 Dean Jenkins, 42 Dean Jenkins, 831980-81 William Riley, Jr. 27-5-0 18-3-0 Mike Carr, 25 Mike Carr, 32 Dean Jenkins, 83 Dean Jenkins, 321981-82 William Riley, Jr. 31-4-0 19-1-0 Mike Carr, 36 Ken Kaiser, 48 Joe Hughes, 1151982-83 William Riley, Jr. 29-2-0 18-0-0 Mike Carr, 35 Mike Carr, 39 Steve Arnold, 991983-84 William Riley, Jr. 15-16-3 Ind. Don McCoy, 27 Danny Craig, 25 Scott Wiebolt, 821984-85 William Riley, Jr. 15-25-2 11-21-2 Jon Morris, 29 Jon Morris, 31 Tony LoPilato, 94 John Shumski, 311985-86 William Riley, Jr. 11-29-2 7-25-2 Jon Morris, 25 Jon Morris, 31 Fred Allard, 791986-87 William Riley, Jr. 22-12-2 20-10-2 Jon Morris, 28 Jon Morris, 33 C. Thomas, 781987-88 William Riley, Jr. 20-17-2 12-14-0 Jeff Flaherty, 27 Jon Morris, 39 Jeff Flaherty, 1261988-89 William J. Riley, Jr. 8-24-2 4-21-1 Scott MacPherson, 19 Craig Charron, 21 Steve Ablitt, 831989-90 William J. Riley, Jr. 13-20-2 5-14-2 Scott MacPherson, 21 Craig Charron, 29 Steve Ablitt, 751990-91 William J. Riley, Jr. 10-23-1 5-15-1 Dave Pensa, 16 Brendan Flynn, 26 Steve Ablitt, 581991-92 Bruce Crowder 11-19-4 6-11-4 Mike Murray, 22 Shane Henry, 18 Travis Tucker, 771992-93 Bruce Crowder 20-17-2 10-13-1 Shane Henry, 23 Shane Henry, 35 Travis Tucker, 90 Mike Murray, 231993-94 Bruce Crowder 25-10-5 14-6-4 Greg Bullock, 24 Shane Henry, 37 Ed Campbell, 1141994-95 Bruce Crowder 17-19-4 11-12-1 Jeff Daw, 27 Greg Bullock, 40 Greg Bullock, 1251995-96 Bruce Crowder 26-10-4 16-6-2 Brendan Concannon, 23 Christian Sbrocca, 42 Ed Campbell, 107 Jeff Daw, 23 Neil Donovan, 231996-97 Tim Whitehead 15-21-2 9-14-1 Neil Donovan, 17 Neil Donovan, 29 Kevin Bertram, 861997-98 Tim Whitehead 16-17-3 11-10-3 Greg Koehler, 17 Mike Nicholishen, 20 Greg Koehler, 371998-99 Tim Whitehead 17-19-0 9-15-0 Chris Bell, 15 John Campbell, 25 Kevin Bertram, 401999-00 Tim Whitehead 9-22-3 5-16-3 Kevin Bertram, 10 Chris Bell, 21 Kevin Bertram, 72 Yorick Treille, 10 Ed McGrane, 102000-01 Tim Whitehead 19-16-3 10-11-3 Ed McGrane, 17 Ron Hainsey, 26 Kyle Kidney, 882001-02 Blaise MacDonald 22-13-3 12-9-3 Ed McGrane, 22 Darryl Green, 18 Kevin Kotyluk, 582002-03 Blaise MacDonald 11-20-5 4-16-4 Ed McGrane, 21 Ed McGrane, 21 Steve Slonina, 662003-04 Blaise MacDonald 15-18-7^ 10-9-5^ Elias Godoy, 18 Andrew Martin, 24 Jeramie Domish, 62 Ben Walter, 182004-05 Blaise MacDonald 20-12-4 11-10-3 Ben Walter, 26 Elias Godoy, 27 Bobby Robins, 862005-06 Blaise MacDonald 14-20-2 11-14-2 Danny O’Brien, 14 Elias Godoy, 23 Robby Robins, 942006-07 Blaise MacDonald 8-21-7 7-16-4 Jason Tejchma, 10 Jeremy Dehner, 13 Nick Schaus, 56 Nick Schaus, 132007-08 Blaise MacDonald 16-17-4 10-13-4 Kory Falite, 18 Barry Goers, 20 Nick Schaus, 83 Ben Holmstrom, 202008-09 Blaise MacDonald 20-16-2 14-11-2 Scott Campbell, 14 Jeremy Dehner, 23 Nick Schaus, 65 Kory Falite, 142009-10 Blaise MacDonald 19-16-4 12-11-4 Kory Falite, 18 Nick Schaus, 19 Ben Holmstrom, 69^ Forfeitted five victories in standings

UMLHistory W-L-T Pct.All-timeVarsityRecord694-609-91 .531ECAC(15years) 196-97-6 .666HockeyEast(25years) 263-348-63 .437

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All-TimeHeadCoachingRecordsDivisionIandIICombinedYears HeadCoach Seasons W L T Pct. GF GA1967-69 Richard Morrison 2 11 16 1 .411 163 1801969-91 William Riley, Jr. 22 363 270 22 .571 3,225 2,7711991-96 Bruce Crowder 5 99 75 19 .562 826 7591996-01 Tim Whitehead 5 76 95 11 .418 587 6212001-Pres. Blaise MacDonald 9 145 153 38 .488 963 952ProgramTotals 43 694 609 91 .531 5,764 5,283DivisionIITotalsYears HeadCoach Seasons W L T Pct. GF GA1967-69 Richard Morrison 2 11 16 1 .411 163 1801969-83 William Riley, Jr. 14 249 104 6 .702 2,066 1,323DivisionIIProgramTotals 16 260 120 7 .681 2,229 1,403

DivisionITotalsYears HeadCoach Seasons W L T Pct. GF GA1983-91 William Riley, Jr. 8 114 166 15 .412 1,159 1,4381991-96 Bruce Crowder 5 99 75 19 .562 826 7591996-01 Tim Whitehead 5 76 95 11 .418 587 6212001-Pres. Blaise MacDonald 9 145 153 38 .488 963 952DivisionIProgramTotals 27 434 489 83 .473 3,535 3,770

All-TimeUMassLowellHockeyCaptainsYear Captain1967-68 Richard Ouellett1968-69 Tom McElligott1969-70 Marcel Hamann Bob Roy1970-71 Gary Bishop1971-72 Don Shutt Mike McElligott1972-73 Dennis Snead Bob Kearin1973-74 Warren Everett1974-75 Bob Carpenter1975-76 Scott McKay John Nagle1976-77 Barry Yeadon1977-78 Barry Yeadon1978-79 John Costello Tom Jacobs1979-80 Brian Doyle1980-81 Dean Jenkins Mike O’Connor1981-82 Paul Lohnes1982-83 Mike Carr Ken Kaiser1983-84 Don McCoy Rob Spath1984-85 Danny Craig1985-86 Dana Demole Dennis McCarroll1986-87 Paul Ames Jim Newhouse

Year Captain1987-88 Jon Morris Jim Newhouse Carl Valimont1988-89 Gary Murphy Conrade Thomas1989-90 Craig Charron1990-91 Brendan Flynn1991-92 David Gatti1992-93 Scott Meehan1993-94 Shane Henry Mike Murphy Dwyane Roloson1994-95 Jeff Daw1995-96 Jeff Daw1996-97 Neil Donovan Marc Salsman Ryan Sandholm1997-98 Mike Nicholishen Shannon Basaraba Chris Libett1998-99 Anthony Cappelletti Mike Mulligan Doug Nolan1999-00 Chris Bell John Campbell2000-01 Brad Rooney Chris Gustafson Yorick Treille

Year Captain2001-02 Chris Gustafson Yorick Treille Tom Rouleau Jerramie Domish2002-03 Ed McGrane Mark Concannon Darryl Green2003-04 Jerramie Domish Andrew Martin Danny O’Brien Peter Tormey2004-05 Andrew Martin Danny O’Brien Peter Tormey2005-06 Andrew Martin Danny O’Brien Bobby Robins2006-07 Jeremy Hall Cleve Kinley Jason Tejchma2007-08 Ben Holmstrom Mark Roebothan Jeremy Dehner Barry Goers2008-09 Ben Holmstrom Mark Roebothan Jeremy Dehner Barry Goers2009-10 Ben Holmstrom Jeremy Dehner Barry Goers

Billy Riley coached the program for 22 seasons and is the all-time wins leader with 363

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TeamRecordsSINGLE-SEASONRECORDS Game Played 42 1984-85; 1985-86 Wins, Overall 31 1981-82 Wins, Conference 21 1978-79 Wins, Hockey East 20 1986-87 Most Losses, Overall 29 1985-86 Most Losses, League 25 1985-86 Most Ties 7 2003-04; 2006-07 Best Overall Win Pct. .935 1982-83 (29-2-0) Best Conf. Win Pct. 1.000 1982-83 (18-0-0) Fewest Wins 4 1968-69 Fewest Losses 2 1982-83 LONGESTSTREAKS Win Streak 36 1/15/81-1/26/82 Conference Win Streak 24 1/15/81-1/26/82 Unbeaten Streak 36 1/15/81-1/26/82 Conf. Unbeaten Streak 24 1/15/81-1/26/82 Losing Streak 10 2/1090-10/26/90 Conf. Losing Streak 9 11/30/88-1/31/89 Winless Streak 20 11/10/06-2/2/07 Conf. Winless Streak 15 11/10/06-2/2/07 TEAMRECORDS,HOMEGAMES Most Wins 18 1981-82 Fewest Wins 2 1967-68 Most Losses 13 1985-86 Fewest Losses 1 1982-83 Most Home Ties 3 1983-84; 2003-04 Longest Win Streak 15 3/18/82-3/12/83 Longest Unbeaten Streak 15 3/18/82-3/12/83 Longest Losing Streak 6 10/26/85-11/16/85 Longest Winless Streak 9 11/17/06-1/26/07 TEAMRECORDS,ROADGAMES Most Wins 15 1980-81; 1981-82 Fewest Wins 1 1968-69 Most Losses 16 1984-85; 1985-86 Fewest Losses 1 1982-83 Most Road Ties 4 1993-94 Longest Win Streak 22 1/15/81-1/26/82 Longest Unbeaten Streak 22 1/15/81-1/26/82 Longest Losing Streak 12 1/23/90-11/9/90 Longest Winless Streak 15 1/23/90-11/28/90 SINGLE-SEASONSCORINGRECORDS Most Goals Scored 247 1981-82 (35 games) Assists 402 1981-82 (35 games) Points 649 1981-82 (35 games) Goals/Game Average 7.07 1979-80 (212 goals, 30 games) Fewest Goals Scored 74 2006-07 (36 games) Lowest Goals/Game Avg. 2.06 2006-07 (74 goals, 36 games) Most Goals Allowed 206 1984-85 (42 games) Highest Goals/Game Avg. 7.38 1968-69 (96 goals, 38 games) Fewest Goals Allowed 71 1969-70 (17 games) Lowest Goals/Game Avg. 2.23 2008-09 (86 goals, 38 games) Goals Scored, Both Teams 375 1984-85 (42 games) Cons. Games Scoring A Goal 154 11/23/72-1/6/79

SINGLE-GAMESCORINGRECORDS Goals Scored 22 12/12/81 vs. American International Assists 36 2/17/79 vs. Bryant Points 57 2/17/79 vs. Bryant Goals Allowed 17 2/18/69 vs. Boston State Goals Scored, Both Teams 24 2/17/79: UML 21, Bryant 3

SINGLE-SEASONPOWERPLAYRECORDS Goals Scored, Season 58 1993-94, 1994-95 Fewest Goals Scored 14 1968-69 Goals Allowed 62 1985-86 Fewest Goals Allowed 10 1967-68 Goals Scored, Both Teams 117 1994-95

SINGLE-GAMEPOWERPLAYRECORDS Goals Scored 7 10/27/90 vs. Alabama Huntsville Goals Allowed 8 3/3/90 at Maine Goals Scored, Both Teams 8 1/18/96 at Colorado College 3/3/90 at Maine

SINGLE-SEASONSHORTHANDEDGOALRECORDS Goals Scored 23 1981-82 Fewest Goals Scored 0 1967-68 Goals Allowed 14 1985-86, 1994-95 Fewest Goals Allowed 0 2007-08 SINGLE-GAMESHORTHANDEDGOALRECORDS Goals Scored 3 2/12/71 vs. Bridgewater State

SINGLE-SEASONSHOTSONGOALRECORDS Shots for, Season 1,404 1981-82 (35 games) Fewest Shots for, Season 498 1968-69 (13 games) Shots Against, Season 1,417 1985-86 (42 games) Fewest Shots Against, Season 522 1967-68 (15 games)

SINGLE-GAMESHOTSONGOALRECORDS Shots for, Game 69 11/23/72 vs. New England College Fewest Shots for, Game 10 1/24/70 at Williams Shots Against, Game 70 2/18/69 at Boston State Fewest Shots Against, Game 7 11/24/01 vs. Army

SINGLE-PERIODSHOTSONGOALRECORDS Shots for, Period 28 1/13/69 vs. Babson, 2nd period Shots Against, Period 30 3/4/72 at Vermont, 2nd period Fewest Shots For, Period 1 2/21/09 at Vermont, 3rd period 1 12/1/76 at Bowdoin, 1st period 1 11/5/86 vs. Boston College, 3rd period Fewest Shots Against, Period 0 1/31/76 vs. Bridgewater St., 2nd period SHUTOUTRECORDS Most Shutouts For 8 2001-02 Most Shutouts Against 6 2003-04 Most Consecutive For 2 1982-83, 2001-02, 2002-03, 2006-07 Most Consecutive Against 2 1991-92, 2005-06 SINGLESEASONSAVESRECORDS Most Saves For 1,215 1985-86 (42 games) Fewest Saves For, Season 438 1967-68 (15 games) Best Save Pct., Season .919 2009-10 Lowest Save Pct., Season .815 1970-71

SINGLE-GAMESAVESRECORDS Saves For 62 3/4/72 at Vermont Fewest Saves For 7 11/24/01 vs. Army

SINGLE-PERIODSAVESRECORDS Most Saves For, Period 27 3/4/72 at Vermont, 2nd Period Fewest Saves For, Period 0 1/31/76 vs. Bridgewater St., 2nd Period 12/12/87 vs. New Hampshire, 2nd Period SINGLE-SEASONPENALTYRECORDS Penalty Minutes 1,029 1994-95 Fewest Penalty Minutes 136 1968-69 Most PIMs, Both Teams 1,971 1994-95 Fewest PIMs, Both Teams 285 1968-69 SINGLE-GAMEPENALTYMINUTES Most Penalty Minutes 92 2/4/06 at Massachusetts Fewest Penalty Minutes 0 11/1/02 vs. Union 12/14/03 vs. Niagara 1/12/08 vs. Providence Most PIMs, Both Teams 181 2/4/06 at Massachusetts Fewest PIMs, Both Teams 0 1/12/08 vs. Providence


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TeamRecords(cont.)RAPIDSCORINGRECORDS Fastest Goal, Start of Game 0:11 2/14/09 vs. Boston College -- Scott Campbell Start of Any Period 0:05 2/21/81 vs. Vermont, 2nd period -- Danny Craig Fastest Goal All., Start Game 0:06 11/26/68 vs. Massachusetts Fastest Two Goals, Team 0:04 1/3/87 vs. Minnesota -- Randy LeBrasseur (19:21) -- Bill Dohaney (19:25) Fastest Two Goals, Individual 0:08 1/5/68 at Worcester St., 3rd period -- Gary Bishop (0:10 and 0:18) Fastest Two Goals Allowed 0:03 2/25/70 vs. St. Anselm -- O’Brien (19:03) -- Cerbo (19:06) Fastest Three Goals, Team 0:24 1/26/85 vs. Maine -- Doug Burns (5:45) -- Jon Morris (5:51) -- John Shumski (6:09) Fastest Three Goals, Indiv. 3:15 12/12/81 vs. American Int’l, 1st period -- Ken Kaiser (16:57, & 17:14 of 1st, and 0:12 of 2nd) Fastest Three Goals All. 0:27 12/12/74 at Salem State -- Baldessari (7:55) -- Roy (8:12) -- Hohmann (8:22) Fastest Four Goals, Team 1:06 12/8/79 vs. North Adams State -- Ken Kaiser (3:49) -- Chuck Hayes (4:12) -- Dean Jenkins (4:30) -- Mike Carr (4:35)

MISCELLANEOUSRECORDS Largest Margin of Victory 22 12/12/81, UML 22, A.I.C. 0 Largest Margin of Defeat 16 2/18/69, BSU 17, UML 1 11/24/70, UMA 16, UML 0 3/3/90, Maine 16, UML 0 Longest Games 89:29 3/27/94, vs. Minnesota (NCAA) 87:18 3/5/83 vs. Babson (ECAC) 82:59 12/30/94 vs. Colgate (Syracuse Invit.) 79:58 3/13/09 at Vermont (HE Playoffs) 79:41 12/2/90 vs. Colgate (Syracuse Invit.)

FORWARDS:CAREERSCORINGRECORDS Career 279 Mike Carr, 1979-83 Center 279 Mike Carr, 1979-83 Right Wing 200 Tom Jacobs, 1975-79 Left Wing 193 Kevin Charbonneau, 1978-82

FORWARDS:CAREERGOALRECORDS Career 134 Mike Carr, 1979-83 Center 134 Mike Carr, 1979-83 Right Wing 97 Tom Jacobs, 1975-79 Left Wing 74 Kevin Charbonneau, 1978-82

FORWARDS:CAREERASSISTRECORDS Overall 145 Mike Carr, 1979-83 Center 145 Mike Carr, 1979-83 Right Wing 118 Dean Jenkins, 1977-81 Left Wing 119 Kevin Charbonneau, 1978-82

FORWARDS:SINGLE-SEASONSCORINGRECORDS Overall 88 Craig MacTavish, 1978-79 Center 88 Craig MacTavish, 1978-79 Right Wing 80 Tom Jacobs, 1978-79 Ken Kaiser, 1981-82 Left Wing 58 Shane Henry, 1992-93 Freshman 71 Mike Carr, 1979-80

FORWARDS:SINGLE-SEASONGOALRECORDS Total Goals 42 Tom Jacobs, 1978-79 Center 38 Mike Carr, 1979-80 Right Wing 42 Tom Jacobs, 1978-79 Left Wing 27 Don McCoy, 1983-84 Freshman 38 Mike Carr, 1979-80

FORWARDS:SINGLE-SEASONASSISTRECORDS Total Assists 52 Craig MacTavish, 1978-79 Center 52 Craig MacTavish, 1978-79 Right Wing 48 Ken Kaiser, 1981-82 Left Wing 34 Kevin Charbonneau, 1981-82 Freshman 35 Greg Bullock, 1993-94

FORWARDS:SINGLE-GAMESCORING Points 11 Craig MacTavish, 2/17/79 vs. Bryant (3g, 8a) Goals 9 Ken Kaiser, 12/12/81 vs. American International Assists 8 Craig MacTavish, 2/17/79 vs. Bryant FORWARDS:SINGLE-PERIODSCORINGRECORDS Points 7 Craig MacTavish, 2/17/79 vs. Bryant (2g, 5a), 3rd period Goals 4 Gary Bishop, 2/9/68 vs. Worcester Polytechnical Institute, 3rd period Mike Carr, 1/29/83 vs. Salem State, 3rd period Assists 5 Craig MacTavish 2/17/79 vs. Bryant, 3rd period

FORWARDS:POWERPLAYGOALRECORDS Career 37 Jon Morris, 1984-88 Season 16 Jeff Daw, 1994-95 Game (5 times) 3 Gary Bishop, 2/12/70 vs. Saint Anselm Jon Morris, 12/30/85 vs. Minn. Duluth Jim Newhouse, 3/1/86 vs. UNH Jeff Daw, 1/3/95 vs. Merrimack Ben Walter, 10/24/03 vs. Niagara

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Mike Carr (1979-83) poses with the hardware he brought home during his four years at UMass Lowell.

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FORWARDS:SHORTHANDEDGOALS Career 11 Dean Jenkins, 1977-81 Season 6 Dean Jenkins, 1980-81 Ken Kaiser, 1981-82 Game 2 Dean Jenkins, 12/14/80 vs. North Adams State Ken Kaiser, 12/12/81 vs. American Int’l Mark Kumpel, 3/12/81 vs. Oswego State Greg Carter, 11/26/89 vs. Rensselaer Mike Murray, 1/16/93 vs. Merrimack Ed McGrane, 2/17/01 vs. Maine

FORWARDS:GAME-WINNINGGOALS Career 18 Mike Carr, 1979-83 Season 7 Tom Jacobs, 1978-79 Jeff Flaherty, 1987-88

FORWARDS:LONGESTSCORINGSTREAKS Point Streak 29 Ken Kaiser, 1/7/82-12/13/82 Goal Streak 10 Mike Carr, 2/2/80-3/5/80

FORWARDS:GAMESPLAYEDRECORDS Career 153 Jon Morris, 1984-88 Season 42 Jon Morris, 1984-85

DEFENSEMEN:CAREERSCORINGRECORDS Points 167 Paul Lohnes, 1978-82 Goals 58 Paul Lohnes, 1978-82 Assists 109 Paul Lohnes, 1978-82

DEFENSEMEN:SEASONSCORINGRECORDS Points 64 Paul Lohnes, 1981-82 Goals 27 Paul Lohnes, 1981-82 Assists 37 Paul Lohnes, 1981-82

DEFENSEMEN:SINGLE-GAMESCORINGRECORDS Points 9 Paul Lohnes, 12/12/81 vs. American International Goals 4 Don Graves, 1/3/68 vs. Babson Bob Kearin, 2/23/71 vs. UConn Paul Lohnes, 2/17/81 vs. Middlebury Assists 7 Dennis Stead, 2/23/71 vs. UConn Paul Lohnes, 12/12/81 vs. American International

DEFENSEMEN:SINGLE-PERIODSCORINGRECORDS Points 4 Paul Lohnes, 12/12/81 vs. American Int’l, 2nd period Goals 3 Bob Kearin, 1/9/81 vs. Wesleyan, 3rd period Assists 4 Paul Lohnes, 12/12/81 vs. American Int’l, 2nd period

DEFENSEMEN:POWERPLAYGOALS Career 23 Paul Lohnes, 1978-82 Season 12 Paul Lohnes, 1981-82 Game 3 Bob Kearin, 2/23/71 vs. UConn

DEFENSEMEN:SHORTHANDEDGOALSSCORED Career 4 Mike O’Conner, 1977-81 Season 3 Bob Kearin, 1970-71 Game 2 Bob Kearin, 2/12/71 vs. Bridgewater

DEFENSEMEN:GAME-WINNINGGOALS Career 11 Paul Lohnes, 1978-82 Season 5 Paul Lohnes, 1981-82

DEFENSEMEN:GAMESPLAYEDRECORDS Career 140 Carl Valimont, 1984-88 Season 42 Scott Wiebolt, 1984-85 Peter Heinze, 1984-85

INDIVIDUALPENALTYRECORDS Career 326 Ed Campbell,1993-96 Season 126 Jeff Flaherty, 1987-88 Game 27 Elias Godoy, 3/6/04 vs. Providence

GOALTENDING:GAMESPLAYEDRECORDS Career 124 Dana Demole, 1982-86 Season 40 Dwayne Roloson, 1993-94 Consecutive Games 80 Dwayne Roloson, 3/6/92-3/27-94

GOALTENDING:MINUTESPLAYEDRECORDS Career 7,284 Dana Demole, 1982-86 Season 2,342 Dwayne Roloson, 1992-93

GOALTENDING:WIN-LOSS-TIERECORDS Wins, Career 74 Brian Doyle, 1976-80 Wins, Season 27 Dana Domole, 1982-83 Losses, Career 54 Dana Demole, 1982-86 Mark Richards, 1988-92 Losses, Season 22 Dana Demole, 1985-86 Ties, Career 9 Dwayne Roloson, 1990-94 Ties, Season 7 Dwayne Roloson, 1993-94

GOALTENDERS:GOALSAGAINSTRECORDS Fewest, Career 145 Chris Davidson, 2000-01; 2002-05 Fewest, Season 38 Carter Hutton, 2008-09 Most, Career 497 Dana Demole, 1982-86 (124 GP) Most, Season 150 Dwayne Roloson, 1992-93 (39 GP) Most, Game 17 Tom Girard, 2/18/69 vs. Boston State

GOALTENDERS:GOALSAGAINSTAVERAGERECORDS Career 2.33 Carter Hutton, 2006-2010 Season 1.88 Cam McCormick, 2001-02

GOALTENDERS:SAVESRECORDS Most, Career 3,192 Dana Demole, 1982-86 (124 GP) Most, Season 1,148 Dwayne Roloson, 1992-93 (39 GP) Most, Game 62 Mike Geragosian, 3/4/72 at Vermont Most, Period 27 Mike Geragosian, 3/4/72 at Vermont Fewest, Period 0 Mason Leggee, 1/31/76 vs. Bridgewater State Dave Delfino, 12/12/87 vs. New Hampshire, 2nd period Martin Fillion, 12/12/94 vs. Air Force, 2nd period

GOALTENDERS:MISCELLANEOUSRECORDS Save Pct., Career .913 Nevin Hamilton, 2006-10 Carter Hutton, 2006-10 Save Pct., Season .928 Carter Hutton, 2006-10 Shutouts, Career 10 Carter Hutton, 2006-10 Shutouts, Season 6 Cam McCormick, 2001-02 Consecutive Shutouts 3 Cam McCormick, 2001-02 Shutout Streak 209:25 Cam McCormick, 2001-02 Unbeaten Streak 27 John MacKenzie, 1/15/81-1/26/82 Unbeaten Streak, Start Season 26 Dana Demole, 11/16/82-3/12/83

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Goals 1) Mike Carr 134 1979-83 2) Tom Jacobs 97 1975-79 Jon Morris 97 1984-88 4) Steve Woods 77 1971-75 5) Gary Bishop 76 1967-71 6) Kevin Charbonneau 74 1978-82 7) Dean Jenkins 73 1977-81 8) Ed McGrane 70 1999-03 9) Jeff Daw 68 1992-96 10) Mike Murray 67 1990-94 11) Ken Kaiser 65 1979-8312) Chuck Sage 64 1979-83 Craig Charron 64 1986-90 14) Neil Donovan 62 1993-97 Bob Kearin 62 1970-73 Craig MacTavish 62 1977-79 17) Kory Falite 60 2006-10 Tom Tidman 60 1978-82 19) Paul Lohnes 58 1978-82 Tony LoPilato 58 1984-88

ShorthandedGoals 1) Dean Jenkins 11 1977-81 2) Ken Kaiser 10 1979-83 3) Ed McGrane 8 1999-03 4) Mike Carr 7 1979-83 5) Chris Bell 6 1996-00 Tom Tidman 6 1978-82 7) Greg Carter 5 1988-92 Kevin Charbonneau 5 1978-82 Jeff Daw 5 1992-96 Bill Dohaney 5 1984-88 Dennis McCarroll 5 1982-86 Barry Yeadon 5 1974-78

All-TimeLeadersGamesPlayed 1) Christian Sbrocca 158 1992-96 2) Jeff Daw 157 1992-96 3) Jon Morris 153 1984-88 4) Nick Schaus 148 2006-10 Jason Tejchma 148 2003-07 6) Mike Nicolishen 147 1994-98 7) Neil Donovan 146 1993-97 8) Danny O’Brien 145 2002-06 9) Ben Holmstrom 144 2006-10 Ed McGrane 144 1999-03 11) Tony LoPilato 143 1984-88 12) Shannon Basaraba 142 1994-98 Craig Charron 142 1986-90 Chris Gustafson 142 1998-02 David Mayes 142 1992-96 Brad Rooney 142 1997-01 17) Kory Falite 141 2006-10 Shane Henry 141 1990-94 Tom Rouleau 141 1998-02 20) Chris Bell 140 1996-00 Mike Mulligan 140 1995-99 Carl Valimont 140 1984-88 Assists 1) Mike Carr 145 1979-83 2) Jon Morris 134 1984-88 3) Kevin Charbonneau 119 1978-82 4) Dean Jenkins 118 1977-81 5) Christian Sbrocca 115 1992-96 6) Paul Lohnes 109 1978-82 7) Ken Kaiser 107 1979-83 8) Tom Jacobs 103 1975-79 9) Shane Henry 102 1990-94 10) Tom Mulligan 101 1978-82 11) Mike McElligott 96 1969-72 12) Tom Tidman 87 1978-82 13) Rob Spath 86 1980-84 14) Craig Charron 84 1986-90 15) Steve Woods 83 1971-75 16) Danny Craig 81 1981-85 17) Gary Bishop 80 1967-71 Elias Godoy 80 2002-06 19) Neil Donovan 77 1993-97 Mike Opre 77 1981-85

Game-WinningGoals 1) Mike Carr 18 1979-83 2) Kory Falite 13 2006-10 3) Tom Jacobs 12 1975-79 Jon Morris 12 1984-88 5) Craig MacTavish 11 1977-79 Paul Lohnes 11 1978-82 7) Jeff Daw 10 1992-96 Steve Woods 10 1971-75 9) Gary Bishop 9 1967-71 Dean Jenkins 9 1977-81 11) Jeff Flaherty 8 1986-90 Dave Sullivan 8 1976-80 Ian Hebert 8 1990-94 Greg Bullock 8 1993-95 Neil Donovan 8 1993-97 Tom Tidman 8 1978-82 Shane Henry 8 1990-94 Ben Walter 8 2002-05

Points 1) Mike Carr 279 1979-83 2) Jon Morris 231 1984-88 3) Tom Jacobs 200 1975-79 4) Kevin Charbonneau 193 1978-82 5) Dean Jenkins 191 1977-81 6) Ken Kaiser 172 1979-83 7) Christian Sbrocca 171 1992-96 8) Paul Lohnes 167 1978-82 9) Steve Woods 160 1971-75 10) Shane Henry 158 1990-94 11) Gary Bishop 156 1967-71 12) Mike McElligott 151 1969-72 13) Craig Charron 148 1986-90 14) Tom Tidman 147 1978-82 15) Jeff Daw 141 1992-96 16) Ed McGrane 138 1999-03 17) Neil Donovan 134 1993-97 Mike Murray 134 1990-94 19) Craig MacTavish 133 1977-79 Tom Mulligan 133 1978-82

PenaltyMinutes 1) Ed Campbell 326 1993-95 2) Christian Sbrocca 315 1992-96 3) Kevin Bertram 309 1996-00 4) Jeff Flaherty 298 1986-90 5) Joe Hughes 297 1979-83 6) Tom Tidman 292 1978-82 7) Travis Tucker 290 1990-94 8) Tony LoPilato 286 1984-88 9) Steve Ablitt 279 1987-91 10) David Barozzino 277 1992-96 11) Dean Jenkins 269 1977-81 12) Rob Spath 254 1980-84 13) Dan O’Connell 253 1989-93 Bobby Robins 253 2002-06 15) Mike O’Conner 252 1977-80 16) Jon Mahoney 231 1992-96 17) Mike Murray 228 1990-94 18) Nick Schaus 220 2006-10 19) Jeff Boulanger 217 1997-01 20) Dennis McCarrol 216 1982-86

Power-PlayGoals 1) Jon Morris 37 1984-88 2) Mike Carr 36 1979-83 3) Steve Woods 32 1971-75 4) Jeff Daw 31 1992-96 5) Tom Jacobs 29 1975-79 6) Ed McGrane 25 1999-03 7) Craig Charron 24 1986-90 8) Shane Henry 23 1990-94 Paul Lohnes 23 1978-82 Mike Murray 23 1990-9412) Ben Walter 22 2002-05

Jon Morris (1984-88) ranks second in school history with 231 points (97g, 134a) in 153 games.

UML Hockey History


Points,Season 1) Craig MacTavish 88 1978-79 2) Tom Jacobs 80 1978-79 Ken Kaiser 80 1981-82 4) Mike Carr 77 1981-82 5) Mike Carr 74 1982-83 6) Mike Carr 71 1979-80 7) Dean Jenkins 65 1979-80 Greg Bullock 65 1994-95 9) Paul Lohnes 64 1981-82 10) Mike McElligott 63 1970-71 11) Brendan Concannon 62 1995-96 12) Steve Arnold 61 1982-83 Jon Morris 61 1986-87 14) Gary Bishop 60 1970-71 Jon Morris 60 1984-85 16) Greg Bullock 59 1993-94 Christian Sbrocca 59 1995-96 18) Mike Carr 57 1980-81 19) Kevin Charbonneau 56 1981-82 Jon Morris 56 1985-86

Goals,Season 1) Tom Jacobs 42 1978-79 2) Mike Carr 38 1979-80 3) Craig MacTavish 36 1978-79 Mike Carr 36 1981-82 5) Mike Carr 35 1982-83 6) Steve Arnold 33 1982-83 7) Ken Kaiser 32 1981-82 8) Jon Morris 29 1984-85 9) Jon Morris 28 1986-87 10) Steve Woods 27 1971-72 Paul Lohnes 27 1981-82 Don McCoy 27 1983-84 Jeff Flaherty 27 1987-88 Jeff Daw 27 1994-95 14) Craig MacTavish 26 1977-78 Ben Walter 26 2004-05 16) Gary Bishop 25 1970-71 Mike McElligott 25 1970-71 Mike Carr 25 1980-81 Jon Morris 25 1985-86 Greg Bullock 25 1994-95

Assists,Season 1) Craig MacTavish 52 1978-79 2) Ken Kaiser 48 1981-82 3) Dean Jenkins 42 1979-80 Christian Sbrocca 42 1995-96 5) Mike Carr 41 1981-82 6) Greg Bullock 40 1994-95 7) Mike Carr 39 1982-83 Jon Morris 39 1987-88 Brendan Concannon 39 1995-96 10) Mike McElligott 38 1970-71 Tom Jacobs 38 1978-79 12) Dean Jenkins 37 1978-79 Paul Lohnes 37 1981-82 Shane Henry 37 1993-94 15) Gary Bishop 35 1970-71 Tom Mulligan 35 1981-82 Greg Bullock 35 1993-94 18) Kevin Charbonneau 34 1981-82 19) Mike Carr 33 1979-80 Kevin Charbonneau 33 1979-80 Rob Spath 33 1981-82 Jon Morris 33 1986-87

PenaltyMinutes,Season 1) Jeff Flaherty 126 1987-88 2) Greg Bullock 125 1994-95 3) Joe Hughes 115 1981-82 4) Ed Campbell 114 1993-94

All-TimeLeaders 5) Christian Sbrocca 110 1994-95 6) Ed Campbell 107 1995-96 7) Ed Campbell 105 1994-95 8) Steve Arnold 99 1982-83 9) Tom Tidman 98 1981-82 Jon Mahoney 98 1995-9611) Tony LoPilato 94 1984-85 Bobby Robins 94 2005-06 13) Mike Murray 92 1993-94 14) Dave Barozzino 91 1993-94 15) Travis Tucker 90 1992-93 Paul Botto 90 1994-95 17) Todd Nugent 88 1971-72 Kyle Kidney 88 2000-01 19) Rob Spath 86 1981-82 Kevin Bertram 86 1996-97 Bobby Robins 86 2004-05

GOALTENDERS(Min. 600 minutes for seasonal records)

(50 games played for career marks)

GoalsAgainstAverage,Career 1) Carter Hutton 2.33 2006-10 2) Nevin Hamilton 2.46 2006-10 3) Cam McCormick 2.64 1999-02 4) Jimi St. John 3.01 1998-02 5) Chris Davidson 3.12 00-01; 02-05 6) Peter Vetri 3.14 2004-06 7) Brian Doyle 3.26 1976-80 8) John MacKenzie 3.30 1978-82 9) Scott Fankhouser 3.47 94-95; 96-99 10) Dwayne Roloson 3.63 1990-94

Saves,Career 1) Dana Demole 3192 1982-86 2) Dwayne Roloson 2943 1990-94 3) Mark Richards 2661 1988-92 4) Brian Doyle 2551 1976-80 5) Martin Fillion 2542 1994-98 6) Mike Geragosian 2053 1971-75 7) Carter Hutton 2029 2006-10 8) Dave Delfino 1973 1984-88 9) Tom Girard 1922 1967-71 10) Peter Vetri 1648 2004-06

CareerSavePercentage 1) Nevin Hamilton .913 2006-10 Carter Hutton .913 2006-10 3) Peter Vetri .900 2004-06 4) Cam McCormick .895 1999-02 Brian Doyle .895 1976-80 6) Mike Geragosian .893 1971-75 7) Dwayne Roloson .888 1990-94 8) Jimi St. John .886 1998-02 9) Chris Davidson .882 00-01; 02-05 10) Martin Fillion .879 1994-98

Wins,Career 1) Brian Doyle 74 1976-80 2) Dana Demole 60 1982-86 3) Dwayne Roloson 51 1990-94 4) Martin Fillion 50 1994-98 5) John MacKenzie 43 1978-82 6) Scott Fankhouser 36 94-95; 96-99 7) Mike Geragosian 34 1971-75 Dave Delfino 34 1984-88 9) Carter Hutton 32 2006-10 10) Tom Girard 31 1967-71

Shutouts,Career 1) Carter Hutton 10 2006-10 2) Cam McCormick 8 1999-02 3) Brian Doyle 7 1976-80 4) Nevin Hamilton 5 2006-10 5) Chris Davidson 4 00-01; 02-05 John MacKenzie 4 1978-82 Dave Delfino 4 1984-88 8) Martin Fillion 3 1994-98 9) Peter Vetri 2 2004-06 Mike Geragosian 2 1971-75 Dwayne Roloson 2 1990-94 Dana Demole 2 1982-86 Tom Girard 2 1967-71

GoalsAgainstAverage,Season 1) Cam McCormick 1.88 2001-02 2) Carter Hutton 2.04 2009-10 3) Carter Hutton 2.06 2008-09 4) Nevin Hamilton 2.15 2008-09 5) Nevin Hamilton 2.28 2006-07 6) Dana Demole 2.34 1982-83 7) Carter Hutton 2.48 2007-08 8) Peter Vetri 2.52 2004-05 9) Jimi St. John 2.55 2000-01 10) Nevin Hamilton 2.56 2007-08 John MacKenzie 2.56 1981-82

Saves,Season 1) Dwayne Roloson 1148 1992-93 2) Dwayne Roloson 1062 1993-94 3) Peter Vetri 1018 2005-06 4) Martin Fillion 966 1995-96 5) Dana Demole 954 1985-86 6) Mark Richards 902 1989-90 7) Dana Demole 818 1983-84 8) Dana Demole 817 1984-85 9) Brian Doyle 794 1978-79 10) Dave Delfino 775 1987-88

SavePercentage,Season 1) Carter Hutton .928 2009-10 2) Nevin Hamilton .925 2008-09 3) Cam McCormick .920 2001-02 4) Carter Hutton .916 2008-09 5) Peter Vetri .912 2004-05 6) Nevin Hamilton .911 2007-08 7) Dwayne Roloson .909 1993-94 Carter Hutton .909 2007-08 9) John Yaros .907 2003-04 10) Jimi St. John .906 2000-01 MostWins,Season 1) Dana Demole 27 1982-83 2) Brian Doyle 25 1978-79 3) Martin Fillion 24 1995-96 4) John MacKenzie 23 1981-82 Dwayne Roloson 23 1993-94 6) Brian Doyle 21 1979-80 7) Dwayne Roloson 20 1992-93 8) John MacKenzie 19 1980-81 9) Brian Doyle 17 1977-78 10) Scott Fankhouser 16 1998-99


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Name(Years) GP G A PTS PP SH GW1) Mike Carr (1979-83) 121 134 145 279 36 7 182) Jon Morris (1984-88) 153 97 134 231 37 0 123) Tom Jacobs (1975-79) 99 97 103 200 29 0 124) Kevin Charbonneau (1978-82) 128 74 119 193 18 5 45) Dean Jenkins (1977-81) 117 73 118 191 11 11 96) Ken Kaiser (1979-83) 103 65 107 172 14 10 67) Christian Sbrocca (1992-96) 158 56 115 171 19 4 68) Paul Lohnes (1978-82) 129 58 109 167 23 2 119) Steve Woods (1971-75) 89 77 83 160 32 2 1010) Shane Henry (1990-94) 141 56 102 158 23 2 811) Gary Bishop (1967-71) 62 76 80 156 22 0 912) Mike McElligott (1968-72) 61 55 96 151 8 1 313) Craig Charron (1986-90) 142 64 84 148 24 4 314) Tom Tidman (1978-82) 126 60 87 147 5 6 815) Jeff Daw (1992-96) 157 68 73 141 31 5 1016) Ed McGrane (1999-03) 144 70 68 138 25 8 717) Mike Murray (1990-94) 135 67 67 134 23 4 6 Neil Donovan (1993-97) 146 62 77 134 21 2 819) Craig MacTavish (1977-79) 55 62 71 133 17 0 11 Tom Mulligan (1978-82) 127 32 101 133 7 1 521) Chuck Sage (1979-83) 120 64 68 132 4 4 622) Danny Craig (1981-85) 109 47 81 128 14 2 623) Mike Opre (1981-85) 136 49 77 126 9 0 524) Greg Bullock (1993-95) 78 49 75 124 17 1 825) Elias Godoy (2002-06) 133 42 80 122 12 2 726) Bob Kearin (1970-73) 62 62 58 120 20 3 227) Don McCoy (1980-84) 125 50 69 119 9 5 528) Bill Dohaney (1984-88) 135 49 68 117 4 5 729) Tony LoPilato (1984-88) 143 58 56 114 15 1 4 Dan O’Connell (1989-93) 133 56 58 114 14 3 5 Chris Bell (1996-00) 140 53 61 114 12 6 732) John Costello (1975-79) 92 38 70 108 17 3 233) Rob Spath (1980-84) 108 21 86 107 10 0 434) Brendan Concannon (1992-96) 126 41 65 106 8 4 4 Kory Falite (2006-10) 141 60 46 106 15 0 1336) Ian Herbert (1990-94) 129 36 69 105 12 2 837) Randy LeBrasseur (1986-90) 129 49 55 104 14 1 538) Barry Yeadon (1974-78) 94 51 52 103 21 5 739) Andrew Martin (2002-06) 126 39 61 100 14 2 540) Mike Nicholishen (1994-98) 147 27 72 99 7 2 541) Bruce Hutchinson (1971-75) 89 48 50 98 13 1 742) Jason Tejchma (2003-07) 148 40 57 97 6 5 743) John Nagle (1972-76) 88 41 54 95 12 1 6 Shannon Basaraba (1994-98) 142 34 61 95 6 3 645) Jim Newhouse (1984-88) 121 48 46 94 22 1 346) Danny O’Brien (2002-06) 145 40 53 93 17 0 647) Ed Campbell (1993-96) 113 20 71 91 9 0 348) Scott MacPherson (1986-90) 104 43 47 90 18 1 4 Brendan Flynn (1987-91) 115 32 58 90 9 1 3 Ben Walter (2002-05) 107 49 41 90 22 2 851) Jon Mahoney (1992-96) 139 43 46 89 7 1 452) Brad Rooney (1997-01) 142 35 63 88 7 3 353) John Campbell (1996-00) 139 30 56 86 5 0 454) Scott MacKay (1972-76) 89 27 58 85 8 0 155) Ben Holmstrom (2006-10) 144 26 58 84 14 0 7 Dave Sullivan (1976-80) 112 37 47 84 3 0 857) Yorick Treille (1998-02) 127 36 47 83 10 3 458) Scott Campbell (2007-Pres.) 114 37 45 82 16 0 559) Dennis Stead (1970-73) 64 25 56 81 8 1 5 Mark Kumpel (1979-83) 66 45 36 81 11 4 5 Jeff Flaherty (1986-90) 102 48 33 81 18 0 862) Jeremy Dehner (2006-10) 139 13 66 79 7 0 1 Gene Hayes (1975-79) 100 15 64 79 5 0 1 Dave Gatti (1988-92) 108 36 43 79 12 3 565) Joe Hughes (1979-83) 106 15 63 78 2 2 366) Ryan Sandholm (1993-97) 111 33 44 77 11 3 567) John Cusolito (1971-75) 86 30 46 76 4 0 1 Mike O’Connor (1977-81) 106 19 57 76 3 4 269) Dave Pensa (1989-93) 131 44 31 75 11 0 3 Marc Salsman (1993-97) 118 35 40 75 19 1 471) Paul Ames (1983-87) 133 17 57 74 8 1 2 Carl Valimont (1984-88) 140 19 55 74 5 1 0

Steve Ablitt (1987-91) 112 23 51 74 6 1 474) Tim Foley (1984-88) 139 27 46 73 9 1 3 Greg Koehler (1996-98) 70 36 37 73 17 2 676) Greg Carter (1988-92) 129 34 38 72 5 5 377) Don Shutt (1968-72) 61 31 40 71 2 0 5 Dave Stevens (1989-93) 111 29 42 71 6 1 379) Jeff Boulanger (1997-01) 128 34 36 70 12 1 580) Bobby Robins (2002-06) 127 32 37 69 9 0 381) Marcel Hamann (1967-70) 37 35 33 68 4 3 4 John Jaskul (1976-79) 72 20 48 68 8 0 4 Norm Bazin (1990-94) 134 32 36 68 7 1 3 Mark Pandolfo (2002-06) 136 35 33 68 8 0 685) Kevin Bertram (1996-00) 139 21 46 67 13 0 186) Rob Roy (1967-71) 63 27 38 65 4 1 0 Brian Flaherty (1973-77) 77 25 40 65 10 0 0 Mark Roebothan (2005-09) 135 33 32 65 8 1 5 Nick Schaus (2006-10) 148 10 55 65 6 1 190) Fran Dee (1978-81) 62 32 32 64 7 0 3 Cleve Kinley (2003-07) 138 15 49 64 8 0 492) Maury Edwards (2007-Pres.) 113 23 40 63 18 0 4 Billy Moffatt (1976-80) 88 13 50 63 6 0 0 Scott Drevitch (1985-88) 104 9 54 63 2 0 0 Tom Rouleau (1998-02) 141 31 32 63 8 0 596) David Mayes (1992-96) 142 13 49 62 4 0 197) Steve Arnold (1982-83) 30 33 28 61 13 2 5 Doug Nolan (1995-99) 128 27 34 61 8 4 2 Anthony Capelletti (1995-99) 127 18 43 61 10 2 5100) Jim O’Brien (1982-86) 120 16 44 60 0 0 4 John Shumski (1984-86) 57 23 37 60 5 0 2 Kyle Kidney (1997-01) 128 20 40 60 5 1 2

Kory Falite played for the River Hawks from 2006-2010 and is tied for 34th on the program’s all-time scoring list with 106 points in 141 career games.

All-TimeScoring

UML Hockey History


AwardsandHonorsNewEnglandHockeyWritersAll-Stars1974-75 Mike Geragosian1976-77 John Costello Brian Doyle Tom Jacobs1977-78 Craig MacTavish1978-79 Gene Hayes Tom Jacobs Craig MacTavish1979-80 Mike Carr Dean Jenkins Paul Lohnes1980-81 Mike Carr Dean Jenkins Paul Lohnes1981-82 Mike Carr Ken Kaiser Paul Lohnes John MacKenzie Tom Mulligan1982-83 Mike Carr Dana Demole Joe Hughes Chuck Sage Rob Spath1986-87 Jon Morris1993-94 Greg Bullock Shane Henry Dwayne Roloson1994-95 Greg Bullock1995-96 Christian Sbrocca1998-99 Anthony Cappelletti2000-01 Ron Hainsey2008-09 Maury Edwards2009-10 Carter Hutton

All-ECACDivisionII1971-72 Mike McElligott1977-78 Craig MacTavish Tom Jacobs1979-80 Craig MacTavish Mike Carr Dean Jenkins Paul Lohnes Tom Mulligan1980-81 Mike Carr Dean Jenkins Paul Lohnes1981-82 Mike Carr Ken Kaiser Paul Lohnes1982-83 Mike Carr Rob Spath

ECACDivisionIIPlayeroftheYear1978-79 Craig MacTavish1982-83 Dana Demole

ECACDivisionIIRookieoftheYear1977-78 Craig MacTavish1979-80 Mark Kumpel1982-83 Dana Demole

NewEnglandHockeyWritersAwards1981-82 Paul Lohnes, Top Defenseman1984-85 Jon Morris, Rookie of the Year1985-86 Dana Demole, Unsung Hero1992-93 Shane Henry, Most Improved Player1993-94 Dwayne Roloson, MVP Bruce Crowder, Coach of the Year1995-96 Bruce Crowder, Coach of the Year Brendan Concannon, Most Improved Player1998-99 Doug Nolan, Best Defensive Forward2000-01 Ron Hainsey, Top Defenseman2001-02 Chris Gustafson, Unsung Hero2009-10 Ben Holmstrom, Best Defensive Forward

UMLHallofFameInducted Player1977 Gary Bishop, F (1967-71)1981 Mike Geragosian, G (1971-75)1984 Tom Jacobs, F (1975-79)1985 Brian Doyle, G (1976-80)1986 Mike McElligott, F (1968-72)1987 Paul Lohnes, D (1978-82)1988 Mike Carr, F (1979-83)1989 Kevin Charbonneau, F (1978-82)1992 Robert Kearin, D (1969-73)1992 Steve Woods, F (1971-75)1993 Jon Morris, F (1984-88)1994 Dana Demole, G (1982-86)1999 Dwayne Roloson, G (1990-94)2007 1979 National Championship Team2007 1981 National Championship Team2007 1982 National Championship Team

UMLAll-AmericansYear Player1979 Tom Jacobs Craig MacTavish1980 Dean Jenkins Paul Lohnes Tom Mulligan1981 Dean Jenkins Paul Lohnes1982 Ken Kaiser Paul Lohnes John Makenzie1983 Mike Carr1987 Jon Morris1994 Shane Henry Dwayne Roloson1995 Greg Bullock2001 Ron Hainsey2009 Maury Edwards

HobeyBakerWinners/FinalistsYear Player1982 Paul Lohnes (Winner, Division II)1983 Mike Carr (Winner, Division II)1994 Dwayne Roloson (Finalist)1995 Greg Bullock (Finalist)

HockeyEastYearlyAwardsYear Player Team1984-85 Paul Ames 2nd Jon Morris Rookie1986-87 Jon Morris 1st Paul Ames 2nd Dave Delfino 2nd Randy LeBrasseur Rookie Bill Riley, Jr. Coach of the Year1987-88 Carl Valimont 2nd1988-89 Mark Richards Rookie1991-92 Mark Richards 1st1992-93 Shane Henry 2nd Mike Murray 2nd Shane Henry Sportsmanship Award1993-94 Dwayne Roloson 1st Player of the Year Shane Henry 1st Greg Bullock Rookie of the Year 2nd Rookie Bruce Crowder Coach of the Year1994-95 Greg Bullock 1st1995-96 Christian Sbrocca 2nd Bruce Crowder Coach of the Year1996-97 Neil Donovan 1st Mike Nicholishen 2nd Greg Koehler Rookie of the Year Rookie1997-98 Mike Nicholishen 2nd1998-99 Anthony Cappelletti 2nd Doug Nolan Defensive Forward1999-00 Ron Hainsey Rookie2000-01 Ron Hainsey 1st Brad Rooney Honorable Mention Laurent Meunier Rookie2001-02 Ed McGrane 2nd Cam McCormick Honorable Mention2002-03 Ed McGrane 2nd Charlie Holt Team Sportsmanship Award2003-04 Elias Godoy Honorable Mention Cleve Kinley Rookie Jason Tejchma Rookie2004-05 Ben Walter 2nd Peter Vetri Rookie of the Year Rookie (unanimous)2005-06 Danny O’Brien Sportsmanship Award2007-08 Kory Falite 2nd Maury Edwards Rookie Charlie Holt Team Sportsmanship Award2008-09 Maury Edwards 1st David Vallorani Rookie Nick Schaus Honorable Mention2009-10 Jeremy Dehner 2nd Carter Hutton 2nd Goaltending Champion Ben Holmstrom Defensive Forward


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1985TournamentQuarterfinals - #5 UML over #4 UNH - 7-6, 4-8, [1-0] !

Semifinals - #1 Boston College 6, UML 5Consolation - #2 Boston University 6, UML 4All-Tournament Team - Jon Morris

1986TournamentQuarterfinals - #6 UML over #3 Northeastern - 4-2, 3-4 ^

Semifinals - #1 Boston College 5, UML 2Consolation - UML 5, #4 Providence 2

1987TournamentSemifinals - #3 Maine 5, #2 UML 2

1988TournamentQuarterfinals - #4 UML over #5 Boston College - 3-3, 5-2 ^

Semifinals - #2 Northeastern over UML - 3-1, 1-2 ^

1990TournamentQuarterfinals - #2 Maine over #7 UML - 7-3, 16-0

1991TournamentQuarterfinals - #2 Maine over #7 UML - 5-3

1992TournamentQuarterfinals - #3 Providence over #6 UML - 6-0

1993TournamentQuarterfinals - #4 UML over #5 Providence - 7-4, 3-3Semifinals - #1 Maine 7, UML 5Consolation - UML 5, #3 UNH 4 (ot)All-Tournament Team - Mike Murray

1994TournamentQuarterfinals - #2 UML over #7 Merrimack - 7-1, 3-0Semifinals - UML 4, #3 UNH 2Championship - #1 Boston University 3, UML 2All-Tournament Team - Dwayne Roloson, Greg BullockMVP - Dwayne Roloson

1995TournamentQuarterfinals - #5 UML over #4 Northeastern - 5-4Semifinals - #2 Boston University 4, UML 2Consolation - #1 Maine 6, UML 0

1996TournamentQuarterfinals - #2 UML over #7 Northeastern - 7-3, 4-3Semifinals - #3 Maine 5, UML 2Consolation - #1 Boston University 7, UML 3

1997TournamentQuarterfinals - #6 UML over #3 Providence - 6-2, 6-5Semifinals - #1 Boston University 3, UML 2Consolation - #5 Boston College 2, UML 2 (ot)All-Tournament Team - Chris Bell

1998TournamentQuarterfinals - #5 UML over #4 Northeastern - 8-2, 2-3, 5-1Semifinals - #6 Maine 6, UML 2

1999TournamentQuarterfinals - #3 Boston College over #6 UML - 5-0, 5-4

2001TournamentQuarterfinals - #5 UML over #4 UNH - 2-4, 2-1, 2-1Semifinals - #1 Boston College 5, UML 1

2002TournamentQuarterfinals - #4 UML over #5 Northeastern - 5-2, 2-4, 3-1Semifinals - #1 UNH 4, UML 3All-Tournament Team - Mark Concannon

2003TournamentQuarterfinals - #1 UNH over #8 UML - 4-8, 4-8

2004TournamentQuarterfinals - #3 Massachusetts over #6 UML - 3-6, 1-3

2005TournamentQuarterfinals - #4 Maine over #5 UML - 2-7, 1-5

2006TournamentQuarterfinals - #2 Maine over #7 UML - 3-4 (ot), 3-4

2008TournamentQuarterfinals - #2 Boston University over #7 UML - 3-5, 4-1, 2-4

2009TournamentQuarterfinals - #5 UML over #4 Vermont - 4-3 (OT), 4-2Semifinals - # 5 UML over #2 Northeastern - 3-2 (OT)Championship - #1 Boston University over #5 UML, 1-0All-Tournament Team - Scott Campbell, Maury Edwards

2010TournamentQuarterfinals - #4 Maine over #5 UML - 2-1, 0-2, 2-3 (OT)

! Two Games [mini-game]^ Two Games, Total Goals

Summary:Quarterfinal Record: 21-24-2Semifinal Record: 3-11Consolation Record: 1-3-1Championship Record: 0-2

UML has failed to make the playoffs only three times in the 26-year history of Hockey East.

UMLandtheHockeyEastTournament

Chris Auger scores the overtime game-winning goal for the River Hawks as UMass Lowell defeated Northeastern, 3-2, in the Hockey East semifinals, March 20, 2009 at TD Banknorth Garden.

UML Hockey History


Year Player,Position2008-09 David Vallorani, Forward2007-08 Maury Edwards, Defense2006-07 Jeremy Dehner, Defense2005-06 Nick Monroe, Forward2004-05 Peter Vetri, Goaltender2003-04 Cleve Kinley, Defenseman2002-03 Andrew Martin, Forward2001-02 Baptiste Amar, Defenseman2000-01 Laurent Meunier, Forward1999-00 Ron Hainsey, Defenseman Ed McGrane, Forward1998-99 Yorick Treille, Forward1997-98 Brad Rooney, Forward1996-97 Greg Koehler, Forward1995-96 Wil Tormey, Defenseman1994-95 Mike Nicholishen, Defenseman1993-94 Greg Bullock, Forward1992-93 Jeff Daw, Forward1991-92 Aaron Kriss, Defenseman1990-91 Dwayne Roloson, Goaltender1989-90 Dan O’Connell, Forward1988-89 Mark Richards, Goaltender1987-88 Steve Ablitt, Forward1986-87 not available1985-86 not available1984-85 Jon Morris, Forward1983-84 Paul Ames, Defenseman1982-83 Dana Demole, Goaltender

UMLYearlyAwards

Year Player2008-09 Jeremy Dehner Nick Schaus2007-08 Jeremy Dehner2006-07 Jeremy Dehner2005-06 Matt Collar2004-05 Matt Collar2003-04 Matt Collar2002-03 Matt Collar2001-02 Cam McCormick2000-01 Jerramie Domish1999-00 Chris Gustafson1998-99 Anthony Cappelletti1997-98 Mike Nicholishen1996-97 Mike Nicholishen1995-96 Ed Campbell 1994-95 Aaron Kriss1993-94 Ed Campbell1992-93 Scott Meehan1991-92 Scott Meehan1990-91 Mike Erickson1989-90 Tim Smallwood1988-89 Gary Murphy1987-88 Carl Valimont1986-87 Paul Ames1985-86 Paul Ames

2009-2010BestDefensivePlayer

JeremyDehnerDefensemanMadison, Wis.

2009-2010MostValuablePlayer

CarterHuttonGoaltenderThunder Bay, Ont.

Year Player,Position2008-09 Maury Edwards, Defenseman2007-08 Kory Falite, Forward2006-07 Jason Tejchma, Forward2005-06 Bobby Robins, Forward2004-05 Ben Walter, Forward2003-04 Elias Godoy, Forward2002-03 Ed McGrane, Forward2001-02 Ed McGrane, Forward2000-01 Ron Hainsey, Defenseman1999-00 Chris Bell, Forward1998-99 Anthony Cappelletti, Defenseman1997-98 Mike Nicholishen, Defenseman1996-97 Neil Donovan, Forward1995-96 Brendan Concannon, Forward1994-95 Greg Bullock, Forward1993-94 Dwayne Roloson, Goaltender1992-93 Dwayne Roloson, Goaltender1991-92 Mark Richards, Goaltender1990-91 Brendan Flynn, Forward1989-90 Mark Richards, Goaltender1988-89 Craig Charron, Forward1987-88 Dave Delfino, Goaltender1986-87 Jon Morris, Forward1985-86 Dana Demole, Goaltender1984-85 Jon Morris, Forward1983-84 Don McCoy, Forward1982-83 Mike Carr, Forward1981-82 Paul Lohnes, Defenseman1980-81 Dean Jenkins, Forward1979-80 Dean Jenkins, Forward

2009-2010RookieoftheYear

RileyWetmoreForwardSwanton, Vt.

Year Player2008-09 Nick Monroe, Forward2007-08 Kelly Sullivan, Defense2006-07 Nick Schaus, Defense2005-06 Jeremy Hall, Forward2004-05 Jason Tejchma, Forward2003-04 Andrew Martin, Forward2002-03 Steve Slonina, Forward2001-02 Laurent Meunier, Forward2000-01 Brad Rooney, Forward Tom Rouleau, Forward1999-00 Tom Rouleau, Forward1998-99 Mike Mulligan, Forward1997-98 Shannon Basaraba, Forward1996-97 Chris Bell, Forward1995-96 Marc Salsman, Forward1994-95 Christian Sbrocca, Forward1993-94 Norm Bazin, Forward1992-93 Dan O’Connell, Forward1991-92 Shane Henry, Forward1990-91 Dave Gatti, Forward1989-90 Brendan Flynn, Forward1988-89 John Borrell, Forward1987-88 Scott Drevitch, Defenseman1986-87 Dave Delfino, Goaltender Craig Charron, Forward1985-86 Dana Demole, Goaltender1984-85 Scott Wiebolt, Defenseman

2009-2010UnsungHeroAward

BarryGoersDefensemanIvyland, Penn.


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UMLYearlyAwards

Year Player,Position2008-09 Matt Ferreira, Forward2007-08 Paul Worthington, Forward2006-07 Jon Dryjowicz-Burek, Goaltender2005-06 Andrew Martin, Forward2004-05 Paul D’Agostino, Forward2003-04 Peter Hanlon, Forward2002-03 Kim Brandvold, Defenseman2001-02 Kevin Kotyluk, Defenseman2000-01 Jeff Boulanger, Forward1999-00 Jimi St. John, Goaltender1998-99 Scott Fankhouser, Goaltender1997-98 Martin Fillion, Goaltender1996-97 Ryan Sandholm, Forward1995-96 Dave Barozzino, Defenseman1994-95 Paul Botto, Defenseman1993-94 Kerry Angus, Defenseman1992-93 Tim Smallwood, Forward

2009-2010Coaches’Perseverance

PaulWorthingtonForwardPenndal, Penn.

2009-2010“Gus”CoutuAward

BenHolmstromForwardColorado Springs, Colo.

Given anually to the player who best exemplifies the spirit of the UML hockey program. Prior to 1987-88, presented as the Most Spirited Player Award.

Year Player,Position2008-09 Mark Roebothan, Forward2007-08 Ben Holmstrom, Center2006-07 Jeremy Hall, Forward2005-06 Andrew Martin, Forward2004-05 Andrew Martin, Forward2003-04 Danny O’Brien, Forward2002-03 Mark Concannon, Forward2001-02 Chris Gustafson, Defenseman2000-01 Chris Gustafson, Defenseman1999-00 Craig Brown, Forward1998-99 Mike Mulligan, Forward1997-98 Mike Mulligan, Forward1996-97 Marc Salsman, Forward1995-96 Bill Riga, Forward1994-95 Eric Brown, Forward1993-94 Norm Bazin, Forward1992-93 Mark Carlson, Forward1991-92 Dave Gatti, Forward1990-91 Dave Gatti, Forward1989-90 Dave Gatti, Forward1988-89 Conrade Thomas, Forward1987-88 Conrade Thomas, Forward1986-87 Jim Newhouse, Forward1985-86 Tom Evangelista, Forward1984-85 Mike O’Neill, Defenseman1983-84 Dennis McCarroll, Forward1982-83 -1981-82 Ken Kaiser, Forward1980-81 Dean Jenkins, Forward1981-82 Dean Jenkins, Forward

Given annually to a non-player who made a signifigant positive impact on the UML Hockey Program, as voted by the players. Named in honor of Marc Connelly.

Year Name2008-09 Mike Kuenzler2007-08 Jonathan Albert2006-07 Bob Gamache2005-06 Bob Ellis2004-05 Artie Poitras2003-04 Dan Fisher2002-03 Jon Hogan2001-02 Don Lampron2000-01 Scott MacKenzie1999-00 Joe Delaney1998-99 Matt Scapparotti1997-98 Matt Scapparotti1996-97 Jim Connelly

2009-2010MarcConnellyAward

JohnDefreitasFriends of Lowell Hockey

2009-2010MostImprovedPlayer

ColinWrightForwardBurlington, Ont.

Year Player,Position2008-09 Michael Budd, Forward2007-08 Ryan Blair, Defenseman2006-07 Nevin Hamilton, Goaltender2005-06 Jake Pence, Defenseman2004-05 Brian Bova, Forward2003-04 Mark Pandolfo, Forward2002-03 Dominic Smart, Goaltender2001-02 Anders Strome, Forward2000-01 Peter Hay, Forward1999-00 Mark Concannon, Forward1998-99 Tom Rouleau, Forward1997-98 Jason Savageau, Defenseman1996-97 Chris Bell, Forward1995-96 Martin Fillion, Goaltender1994-95 Brendan Concannon, Forward1993-94 Norm Bazin, Forward1992-93 Shane Henry, Forward1991-92 Mike Murray, Forward1990-91 Dave Pensa, Forward1989-90 Scott Wenham, Defenseman1988-89 Scott MacPherson, Forward1987-88 Jeff Flaherty, Forward1986-87 Jeff Flaherty, Forward1985-86 Mike Rawnsley, Defenseman1984-85 Tom Evangelista, Forward1983-84 Mike O’Neill, Defenseman1982-83 -1981-82 Ken Kaiser, Forward1980-81 Don McCoy, Forward Tom Cronin, Defenseman1979-80 Joe Hughes, Defenseman Tom Tidman, Forward

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2009-2010G.HarveyChandlerAwardPresented annually to the University of Massa-chusetts Lowell hockey team’s top scorer, the G. Harvey Chandler Memorial Trophy is named for the late University of Lowell Board of Trustee whose contributions to the Athletic Department were immeasurable. Inducted posthumously into the UMass Lowell Athletic Hall of Fame in 1983, Chan-dler was a driving force behind the growth of the school’s Athletic Department. As a member of the Trustees and the University’s Building Authority, he was influential in providing the resources needed for a quality athletic program to emerge. He was also instrumental in initiating the purchase of the Tully Forum, home for the River Hawks hockey team from 1980 to 1998.

UMLYearlyAwards

Season Player,Year GP G A TP2009-10 Scott Campbell, Jr. 39 16 18 34 Kory Falite, Sr. 39 18 16 342008-09 Scott Campbell, So. 38 14 16 302007-08 Kory Falite, So. 37 18 14 322006-07 Jason Tejchma, Sr. 36 10 11 212005-06 Bobby Robins, Sr. 35 13 18 312004-05 Elias Godoy, Jr. 34 12 27 39 Ben Walter, Jr. 36 26 13 392003-04 Elias Godoy, So. 40 18 23 412002-03 Ed McGrane, Sr. 36 21 21 422001-02 Ed McGrane, Jr. 37 22 15 372000-01 Ed McGrane, So. 38 17 20 371999-00 Chris Bell, Sr. 34 9 21 301998-99 John Campbell,Jr. 36 11 25 361997-98 Greg Koehler, So. 33 20 17 371996-97 Neil Donovan, Sr. 38 19 27 461995-96 Brendan Concannon, Sr. 39 23 39 621994-95 Greg Bullock, So. 40 25 40 651993-94 Greg Bullock, Fr. 38 24 35 591992-93 Shane Henry, Jr. 39 23 35 581991-92 Mike Murray, So. 31 22 15 371990-91 Brendan Flynn, Sr. 34 13 26 391989-90 Craig Charron, Sr. 35 17 29 461988-89 Scott MacPherson, Jr. 34 19 19 381987-88 Jon Morris, Sr. 37 15 39 541986-87 Jon Morris, Jr. 35 28 33 611985-86 Jon Morris, So. 39 25 31 561984-85 Jon Morris, Fr. 42 29 31 601983-84 Don McCoy, Sr. 34 27 25 521982-83 Mike Carr, Sr. 30 35 39 741981-82 Ken Kaiser, Jr. 34 32 48 801980-81 Mike Carr, So. 31 25 32 571979-80 Mike Carr, Fr. 29 38 33 711978-79 Craig MacTavish, So. 31 36 52 881977-78 Craig MacTavish, Fr. 24 26 19 451976-77 Tom Jacobs, So. 26 23 20 431975-76 John Costello, Fr. 22 17 21 381974-75 Steve Woods, Sr. 22 20 27 471973-74 Steve Woods, Jr. 22 12 21 331972-73 Bob Kearin, Sr. 22 17 24 411971-72 Steve Woods, Sr. 22 27 17 44 Mike McElligott, Sr. 23 12 32 441970-71 Mike McElligott, Jr. 18 25 28 531969-70 Gary Bishop, Jr. 16 21 17 38 Mike McElligott, So. 17 16 22 38

ScottCampbellForwardNavan, Ont.

2009-2010UMLHockey.comAward

KoryFaliteForwardBillerica, Mass.

The UMLHockey.com Player of the Year Award is given annually to the player who receives the most votes for his contributions during UML home games. After each home game, UML fans vote for their top three players of the game. The voting for each game ends before the next home game. The votes are tabulated and the first place player is awarded three points, the second place player two points, and the third place player one point. At the end of the season, the player with the most

points is presented with this award.

Year Player,Position2007-08 Kory Falite, Forward2006-07 Jason Tejchma, Forward2005-06 Bobby Robins, Forward2004-05 Ben Walter, Forward

Scott Campbell led the River Hawks in scoring with 30 points (14g, 16a). He finished the 2008-09 season with 10 points (4g, 6a) in the last six games.

KoryFaliteForwardBillerica, Mass.


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Player UMLYears DraftTeam,Year RoundJohn Costello 1975-79 Montreal, 1979 15thCraig MacTavish 1977-79 Boston, 1978 9thMark Kumpel 1979-83 Quebec, 1980 6thJohn Shumski 1984-86 St. Louis, 1982 10thTom McComb 1983-84 Minnesota, 1983 6thPaul Ames 1983-87 Pittsburgh, 1983 7thJon Morris 1984-88 New Jersey, 1984 5thJyrki Maki 1984-87; 1988-89 Quebec, 1984 8thJim Newhouse 1984-87 Boston, 1984 12thJohn Borrell 1985-89 Winnipeg, 1985 5thCarl Valimont 1984-88 Vancouver, 1985 10thGary Murphy 1985-89 Quebec, 1985 11thPeter Harris 1986-90 NY Islanders, 1986 8thSean Boudreault 1987-89 Quebec, 1986 12thJeff Flaherty 1986-90 Boston, 1986 12thPeter Heinze 1984-87 Edmonton, 1986 Supp.Craig Daly 1988-89 Vancouver, 1987 9thMichael Tinkham 1989-90 Edmonton, 1987 10thMike Erickson 1987-91 NY Islanders, 1987 11thMark Carlson 1990-93 Pittsburgh, 1987 11thMatt Hayes 1988-90 St. Louis, 1988 7thKeith Carney 1990-93 Toronto, 1989 5thMatt Robbins 1989-90 NY Islanders, 1989 9thCraig Charron 1986-90 Montreal, 1989 Supp.Mike Murray 1990-94 Calgary, 1990 9thTravis Tucker 1990-94 Detroit, 1990 10thMark Richards 1988-92 Winnipeg, 1990 Supp.Aaron Kriss 1991-95 San Jose, 1991 11thScott Meehan 1989-93 Vancouver, 1991 Supp.Ryan Golden 1994-95 Boston, 1993 7thEd Campbell 1993-95 NY Rangers, 1993 8th

UMLandtheNHLDraftPlayer UMLYears DraftTeam,Year RoundScott Fankhouser 1994-95; 1996-99 St. Louis, 1994 11thDoug Nolan 1995-99 Toronto, 1994 11th*Kyle Kidney 1997-01 Colorado, 1997 EntryYorick Treille 1998-02 Chicago, 1999 7thJosh Reed 1999-03 Vancouver, 1999 6thMark Concannon 1999-03 San Jose, 1999 3rd^Dwayne Roloson 1990-94 Columbus, 2000 5thRon Hainsey 1999-01 Montreal, 2000 1stBen Walter 2002-05 Boston, 2004 5thChris Auger 2006-2010 Chicago, 2006 6thJulian Melchiori 2010-pres Atlanta, 2010 3rd

*1997 Expansion Draft; ^2000 Expansion Draft

Player UMLYears Team,SeasonsCraig MacTavish 1977-79 Boston, 1979-84 Edmonton, 1985-94 New York Rangers, 1994 Philadelphia, 1994-96 St. Louis, 1996-97 Head Coach, Edmonton, 2000-presentDean Jenkins 1977-81 Los Angeles, 1983-84Mark Kumpel 1979-83 Quebec, 1984-87 Detroit, 1987-88 Winnipeg, 1989-91Jon Morris 1984-88 New Jersey, 1988-92 San Jose, 1992-93 Boston, 1993-94Dwayne Roloson 1990-94 Calgary, 1996-98 Buffalo, 1998-00 Minnesota, 2001-2006 Edmonton, 2006-presentJeff Daw 1992-96 Colorado, 2001-02Greg Koehler 1996-98 Carolina, 2000-01Scott Fankhouser 1994-95; 1996-99 Atlanta, 2000-01Ron Hainsey 1999-01 Montreal, 2002-2005 Columbus, 2006-2008 Altanta, 2008-presentYorick Treille 1998-02 Chicago, 2002-03 preseasonBen Walter 2002-05 Boston, 2005-2007 NY Islanders, 2007-presentBobby Robins 2002-06 Ottawa, 2006-07 preseasonCarter Hutton 2006-10 Philadelphia, 2009-10

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Former UMass Lowell All-American Ron Hainsey with former Montreal Canadiens general manager Rejean Houle (left) and former chief scout Pierre Dorion at the NHL Draft 2000 in Calgary, Alberta. (Photo courtesy of the Montreal Canadiens)

Four-time Stanley Cup winner Craig MacTavish coached the Edmonton Oilers for eight seasons (2000-09), guiding the team to the 2006 Stanley Cup final. He played 17 years in the NHL for the Bruins, Oilers, Rangers, Flyers and Blues. MacTavish won three Stanley Cups with Edmonton -- four overall -- and wore the ‘C’ for the Oilers from 1992-94.

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UnitedStates(Players)MarkKumpel(UML:1979-83) 1984 Winter Olympics (Sarajevo, Yugoslavia)

PaulAmes(UML:1983-87) 1984 World Junior Championship (Norrkoping and Nykoping, Sweden)

CraigCharron(UML:1986-90) 1995 World Championships (Stockholm, Sweden)Member of 1995 USA National Team that won the Pool B Championship. Had one goal, two assists in five games as the Americans placed sixth overall with a 3-1-2 record.

JonMorris(UML:1984-88) 1988 Winter Olympics (Calgary, Alberta)Named to the team, but declined the invitation to return for his senior season at UML.

MarkRichards(UML:1988-92) 1989 World Junior Championship (Anchorage, Alaska)

RonHainsey(UML:1999-01) 2000 World Junior Championship (UMea, Sweden) 2000 USA Summer Challenge (Lake Placid, NY) 2001 World Junior Championship (Moscow, Russia) 2009 World Championships (Berne and Zurich-Kloten, Switzerland)Registered one goal, one assist as the Americans fell to Canada in a shootout for the bronze medal in Skelleftea and Umea, Sweden. ..Had two assists and led the USA to the gold medal of the 2000 USA Hockey Summer Challenge in Lake Placid, NY...Finished the 2001 World Junior Championship second among assist leaders and third among scoring defensemen (0-5-5, 7 GP) as USA placed fifth.

JeremyDehner(UML:2006-10) 2004 U.S. U-18 Select Team (Czech Republic)

BenHolmstrom(UML:2006-10) 2004 U.S. U-18 Select Team (Czech Republic)

UnitedStates(Coaches)KennyRausch(UML:2001-08) 2004 Junior World Cup (Czech Republic) 2005 Junior World Cup (Czech Republic)Assistant coach for the U-18 team

Canada(Players)Dwayne Roloson 1990-94) 2009 World Championship (Bern and Zurich-Kloten, Switzerland)

Canada(Coaches)CraigMacTavish(UML:1977-79) 2008 World Championships (Quebec City, Que. / Halifax, N.S.)Assistant Coach for Team Canada

UMLonNationalTeamsFrance(Players)YorickTreille(UML:1998-02) 2000 World Championship (St. Petersburg, Russia) 2002 Olympic Games (Salt Lake City) 2002 World Championship (Eindhoven, Netherlands) 2003 World Championship (Zagreb, Croatia) 2008 World Championship (Quebec City, Que. / Halifax, N.S.) 2009 Word Championship (Berne and Zurich-Kloten, Switzerland)

LaurentMeunier(UML:2000-02) 2000 World Championship (St. Petersburg, Russia) 2002 Olympic Games (Salt Lake City) 2002 World Championship (Eindhoven, Netherlands) 2003 World Championship (Zagreb, Croatia) 2008 World Championship (Quebec City, Que. / Halifax, N.S.) 2009 Word Championship (Berne and Zurich-Kloten, Switzerland)

BaptisteAmar(UML:2001-03) 2000 World Championship (St. Petersburg, Russia) 2002 Olympic Games (Salt Lake City) 2002 World Championship (Eindhoven, Netherlands) 2003 World Championship (Zagreb, Croatia) 2008 World Championship (Quebec City, Que. / Halifax, N.S.) 2009 Word Championship (Berne and Zurich-Kloten, Switzerland)UML teammates and countrymen helped France to a 2-3-1 record at 2000 World Cham-pionships in St. Petersburg, Russia...Trio also led France in the 2002 Olympic Games in Salt Lake City and the 2002 World Championship in Eindhoven, Netherlands.

Italy(Players)DavidDelfino(UML:1984-88) 1991 World Championship (Ljubiana, Yugoslavia) 1992 Winter Olympics (Albertville, France) 1992 World Championship (Prague, Czech Republic) 1994 World Championship (Munich, Germany) 1994 Winter Olympics (Lillehammer, Norway) 1995 World Championship (Stockholm, Sweden) 1996 World Championship (Vienna, Austria) 1997 World Championship (Zurich, Switzerland) 1998 Winter Olympics (Nagano, Japan)Became a dual citizen and keyed Italy to a gold medal in the 1991 World Champion-ship...Also helped the Italians finish as high as sixth in the world in the 1994 and 1995 World Championships...Keyed Italy to seventh-place showings at the 1996 and 1997 Worlds...Helped Italy to a 12th-place finish in the 1992 Olympics, a ninth-place show-ing in 1994 and 10th-place in 1998.

Baptiste Amar ‘03 - Salt Lake 2002 Laurent Meunier ‘02 - Salt Lake 2002Yorick Treille ‘02 - Salt Lake 2002Mark Kumpel ‘83 - Sarajevo 1984


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University ofMASSACHUSETTS LOWELL

Throughoutits100yearhistory,theUniversityofMassachusettsLowellhasexcelledatprovidinginnovative, responsiveprograms thatmeetboththeneedsof itsstudents foraqualityeducationand the needs of regional businesses for skilledpractitionersandmanagers. Formed through themerger of a technicalinstituteandateacher’scollege,theUniversityispartofthefive-campusUniversityofMassachusettssystem.TheacademicexperienceatUMassLowelloffersstudentscomprehensive,broad-basedpro-gramscharacterizedbyacontinuingefforttobreakdowntraditionalbarriersbetweendisciplines,andbetweentheclassroomandthe“realworld.” Coursestypicallyinvolveapracticalcompo-nentwhich can range from the political scienceteamthatcompetednationallyinaUnitedNationsModel Assembly; to themusic businessmajorswhowent to a recording industry conference inCalifornia; to the civil engineering studentswhohelpedthecityofLowellinventoryandreplaceallofitsstreetsigns. Members of the faculty are respected re-searcherswhovaluetheircommitmenttoteachingand extend the learning experience beyond theclassroom.Undergraduatesparticipate in fundedresearchandcollegepolicycommittees,andseniorfaculty are involved in student projects such asbuilding and racing a solar-powered car. Stronglinkswith localbusinesses,educationalsystems,andhealthcareprovidersbenefitstudentsthroughanincreasingnumberofinternships,part-timejobs,andgrants.Inshort,studentsgraduatewiththehands-onexperienceandpracticalproblem-solvingskillsforwhichemployersarelooking. UMassLowelloffers82differentundergradu-ateconcentrations,includingrecentpopularchoiceslikemeteorology, sound recording technology,exercise physiology, criminal justice, and plas-ticsengineering.Most courses incorporate somekind of practical component that gives students

hands-on experienceintheirfield.Supportservicesrangingfromthe University-wideHonors Program tomultimedia comput-er labs to academictutoring ensure thatallstudentshaveac-cesstotheprogramsand services thathelp them succeed.TheGraduateSchoolenrolls nearly 3,000students in 30mas-ter’s degree and 11doctoralprograms. UMass Lowell’s

6,000 undergraduate students are ethnically,culturally, and economically diverse. Studentsareactiveinawidevarietyofcommunityserviceactivities, includingathletics-basedprograms forlocalhighschoolstudents;theAssistiveTechnol-ogyPrograminwhichstudentscreateandmodifydevices for the disabled; and volunteerwork atlocalsheltersandcommunityprograms.Therearemore than 100 campus organizations to choosefrom:academic,recreational,andspecialinterestgroups;thewomen’scenter;marchingband;thestudentnewspaper;anFMradiostationcoveringa20-mileradius;andtheOff-BroadwayPlayers.Campus-wideeventsincludeUniversityWeekandSpring Carnival, and resident hall associationssponsorsocialandrecreationalevents. The University’s three campuses, spreadover 100 acres on both sides of theMerrimackRiver,includeclassroomandlaboratorybuildings,twolibraries,astudentcenter,twogymnasiums,multipledininghalls,aCenterforthePerformingArts,anartgallery,andnumerousresidencehalls.State-of-the-artlaboratoriesincludesuchspecial-interestfacilitiesasthesixSoundRecordingTech-nologyProgramstudios;aninteractivevideolab(oneofthreeinthecountry)thatenablesnursingstudentstosimulatemedicalemergencies;andamanufacturinglabwhereengineeringandmanage-mentstudentsteamuptoproducemicroelectroniccomponents. In 1998, the University’s collaborative re-lationshipwith the cityof Lowell resulted in thecompletionofthenearbyPaulE.TsongasHockeyArena and the on-campus Edward A. LeLacheurBaseball Stadium. Both facilities are shared byUMassLowellandtheLowellDevilsoftheAmericanHockeyLeague(AHL)andtheLowellSpinners,aclassAaffiliateoftheBostonRedSox. TheseprojectsandtheUniversity’sCampusRecreationCenter,whichopenedintheFallof2002,arelocatedinthecity’sNorthernCanalareawherecampusandcommunitymeet.Othercollaborativeprojectsinthisareaincludeathree-mileriverwalk/canalwalksystem,andthemixed-userenovationofthe18-acreLawrenceMillscomplex.



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UMass LowellATHLETIC FACILITIES Among themany things onwhich theUMass Lowell Department ofAthleticspridesitselfisitsfacilities. Thereisthepalatial6,500-seatPaulE.TsongasArena,homeoftheRiverHawkDivisionIicehockeyprogram;the4,700-seatEdwardA.LeLacheurParkhomeofthebaseballteam;theCushingFieldComplex,whichhousesthesoccer,fieldhockeyandtrackandfieldteams;andRiverViewField,homeoftheUMLsoftballteam.

Costello Athletic Center Mostrecently,theUniversityturneditsattentiontotheCostelloAthleticCenter,homeoftheUMLvolleyballandwomen’sandmen’sbasketballteamsaswellasthewinterrefugeforthebaseballandsoftballteams. Builtin1964,theCACunderwentmanyrenovationsoverthesummerof2006,includingtheinstallationofanewhardwoodplayingsurface;newcollapsiblebleachersinseveralareas,includingtheeastendofthecourt;andnewbannersateitherendofthecourtcelebratingtheUniversity’smanychampionships. Additionally, anewsound systemwas installedwith speakers tobeaddedabovethebalconylevelaswellasacousticpanelsontheceilingtoimprovesound. Amongtheminorchangeshasbeenanewcurtainseparatingthemainfloorandtheauxillarygymnasium,aswellasnewblindsonthewindowsabovethebalconylevel. Alongwith themainandauxillarybasketball courts, this three-floorfacilityalsocontainsaswimmingpool,trainingfacilitiesandthemainofficesfortheathleticdepartmentstaff. Theweightroom,locatedinthebasement,containsthelatestequip-mentandawidevarietyoffreeweightssuitablefortrainingandisexclusivetoUMLstudent-athletes.

Cushing Field Complex AdjacenttotheCostelloAthleticCenteristheCushingFieldComplex,namedaftertheLesterH.Cushing,formerathleticdirectorandchairoftheDepartmentofLanguagesatLowellTechnologicalInstitutefor49years. Thecomplexwasconstructedin2000-01andfeaturesanartificialturffieldandbleacherstadiumforfieldhockeyandfootball,acompetitivetrackandfieldcomplexandanaturalgrasssoccerfield.

Edward A. LeLacheur Park A4,700-seatnaturalgrassfacility,LeLacheurParkishometotheUMLbaseballteamaswellastheLowellSpinners,theClass‘A’affiliateofthe

2004and2007WorldSeriesChampionBostonRedSox.Itisamongthemostattractive,mostbeautifullymanicuredminorleagueballparksinthecountry.

River View Field LocatedontheUniversity’ssouthcampus,RiverViewFieldservesasthehomeoftheUMLsoftballteamandhasalsobeenthesiteoftheNortheast-10ConferenceSoftballTournamentinrecentyears.SituatedonthebanksoftheMerrimackRiver,RiverViewFieldisregardedasoneofthepremiersoftballcomplexesinNewEngland.

Campus Recreation Center ThenewlyconstructedCampusRecreationCentercaterstotheneedsofthestudent-athlete.Thistwo-story,80,000squarefootfacilityoffersavarietyoffitnessandfunactivities. TheCRCcontainsthreebasketballcourtswithaone-eighthseamlessrubbercompoundrunningtrackoverlookingthecourtsfromthesecondfloor.Adjacenttothebasketballcourtsaretworacquetballcourtsinadditiontoasquashcourt. Additionally,thereisa6,500-squarefootdual-levelfitnessareathatcontainsavarietyofcardiovascularequipment,freeweightsandselector-izedmachines.Multi-purposestudiosofferspaceforaerobicandfitnessclasses,andawellnessroomprovidesinformationandhelponhowtoeatandexercisebetter. Lockerroomsofferasaunaforrelaxation,andpoolandtennistablesgivestudentsachancetounwindintheatrium.

LeLacheur Park

Costello Gym



The Paul E.TSONGAS CENTER

RisingonthebanksoftheMerrimackRiver,thePaulE.TsongasCenterisa6,500-seatmultipurposefacilitythat ishometotheUMassLowellhockeyteam. Named after the late Paul E. Tsongas, thearenasymbolizeshislifelongcommitmenttoim-provingthequalityoflifeforpeopleinLowell,MA,andthecountry.FromtheLowellCityCounciltotheUnitedStatesSenate,tothepresidentialcampaigntrail,Tsongas’dedicationtopublicserviceandthepublicgoodisanexampletobehonored. InJanuaryof2010,UMassLowellpurchasedtheTsongasCenterforthecityofLowellandbe-ganusheringthebuildingintoanewera.Withthecompletionof thepurchase,UMLaddedawrap-around video boardmid-season that stretchedalongtheringoftherink. Amongtheoff-seasonrenovations,theUni-versityaddedastateoftheartvideoscoreboardforcenterice.Also,the2010-11seasonwillunveiltheLowellFivePavilion,whichfeaturesabarandpremiumseatingforgreaterenjoymentoftheac-tion. TheTsongasCenterisundoubtedlyoneofthemostcomfortable,intimateandfan-friendlyvenuesincollegehockey. Forseveralyears,UMassLowellsharedthearenawiththeAlbany Devils-thenanAHLaffili-ateoftheNewJerseyDevilslocatedinLowell-andmaintainsacloserelationshipwiththefranchise.SeveralRiverHawkalumnihavemovedontoplayforthefranchise,includingformerstandoutsJeffDaw,CraigCharron,LaurentMeunier,MarkPan-dolfoandmostrecentlyBenWalter. TheUMLplayersenjoystate-of-theartlocker-roomfacilitiesandaplayersloungecompletewithsatellite television, a ping-pong table and dartboard.Aweightandexerciseroom is justdown

thehalloppositetheAthleticHealthCareCenter. AlthoughprimarilyservingasthehomeicefortheRiverHawks,Tsongasalsohostsavarietyofeventsinanintimatesettingyear-roundwhentheteamsarenotplayingontheice.Thearenahostsavarietyofconcertsandentertainmenteventsbysomeofthemostpopularartistsoftoday,includingBobDylan,ToriAmos,KidRock,BarryManilow,Staind,andVanMorrison,tonameafew. RecentlytheTsongasCenterservedasahosttotheworld.InAprilof2003TsongasArenawasthesiteforafirstroundmatchoftheFedCup,thepremierteamcompetitioninwomen’stennis.Theworldwatched as international superstar sistersSerenaandVenusWilliamsrepresentedtheUnitedStatesinatwo-daymatchagainsttheCzechRe-publicbeforesold-outcrowds. TheTsongasCenteralsoservesasthehostof theMassachusetts InterscholasticAthleticAs-sociation championships in both basketball andicehockey. Inaddition, thearena is thesite formany trade shows, festivals and public skating,andservesasthesiteforcommencementfortheUniversity. TheTsongasArena,whichopenedJanuary28,1998,isoneofseveralprojectslocatedinthecity’sNorthernCanalareawherecampusandcitymeet.TheareaisalsothelocationofEdwardLeLacheurPark,whichopenedinJuneof1998.ThestadiumissharedbytheUMassLowellbaseballteamandtheLowellSpinners,theClassAaffiliateoftheBostonRedSoxoftheNewYork-PennLeague. The canalwalk and riverwalk, a system ofpathways circling the area, provide easy accesstotheNorthernCanalarea,homeofthenewUMLCampusRecreationCenter.

All-Time at Tsongas Center:FirstGame:............................................ Jan.27,1998vs.Dartmouth(L,1-2)FirstWin:.....................................................Feb.20,1998vs.Merrimack,4-3FirstTie:......................................................Feb.13,2000vs.Merrimack,6-6W-L-TatTsongas:................................................................. 96-89-17(.517)All-TimeAttendance:........................................................................ 663,465BlaiseMacDonaldatTsongas:..........................................................73-60-14LongestWin/UnbeatenStreak:...............................9games(11/27/04-2/5/05)Mostwins(SingleSeason):........... 11,threetimes(2001-02,2004-05,2009-10)

UMass Lowell Year-by-Year at Tsongas CenterYear GP W-L-T Attendance Avg/Gm1997-1998 5 2-3-0 28,232 5,6461998-1999 17 7-10-0 49,619 2,9191999-2000 16 6-9-1 41,431 2,5892000-2001 17 8-7-2 43,186 2,5402001-2002 19 11-7-1 63,155 3,3242002-2003 15 5-8-2 44,808 2,9872003-2004 15 5-8-3 47,322 2,9582004-2005 17 11-5-1 48,675 2,8632005-2006 16 9-6-1 48,760 3,0482006-2007 13 3-7-3 38,419 2,9552007-2008 19 10-8-1 64,517 3,3962008-2009 15 8-6-1 66,054 4,4042009-2010 17 11-5-1 79,228 4,664All-Time 202 96-89-17 663,465 3,284

2009-10 at Tsongas Center:GoalsFor:.............................................................................................. 61GoalsAgainst:........................................................................................ 39PowerPlayGoals:.................................................................................... 20ShorthandedGoals:................................................................................... 1PointsLeader:............................................................. NickSchaus,19pointsGoalLeader:............................................................ ScottCampbell,11goalsAssistLeader:.............................................................NickSchaus,16assistsWinsLeader:................................................................ CarterHutton,7winsGAALeader:....................................................................CarterHutton,1.68Save-Pct.Leader:.............................................................CarterHutton,.938

Career Records:GoalsFor:.............................................................................................646GoalsAgainst:.......................................................................................576PowerPlayGoals:...................................................................................169ShorthandedGoals:................................................................................. 17PointsLeader:..............................................................EdMcGrane,66pointsGoalLeader:.................................................................EdMcGrane,33goalsAssistLeader:............................................................. EliasGodoy,38assistsWinsLeader:...................................................................PeterVetri,18winsGAALeader:..................................................................CarterHutton,2.14*Save-Pct.Leader:...........................................................CarterHutton,.912*............................................................... JohnYaros,.912**Minimum 5 games

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The City ofBoston, Massachusetts



UML Hockey and theCOMMUNITY

Supportfromthesurroundingcom-munityhasalwaysbeen strong for theUMassLowellhockeyteam,andthroughamultitudeofserviceprojects,theRiverHawksgivetheirtimeasawayofsayingthanks. Communityservicehasbecomeoneof thepillarsofRiverHawkHockey,asimportantason-iceperformanceandaca-demicexcellence.UMLhockeyplayersareseenregularlydonatingtheireffortsinavarietyofareas,includingtheMerrimackValleyFoodBank,SpecialOlympics,theLowellFolkFestival,HabitatforHumanity,andCampusCleanupevents. ProbablythemostvisibleprojectistheRiverHawkReadersProgram,formedthroughthecombinedeffortsof formerUMLassistantcoachChrisMacKenzieandtheAdministratorsattheLowellCommu-nityCharterSchool. Everyweekduringthehockeysea-son, UML skaters travel to the charterschooltoteamupwithstudentsonlibraryprojectsandhelpthemtofindbooks.Andonceaweek,thefifthgradersfromthecharterschoolcometotheTsongasArenafortheopportunitytolearnhowtoskateandhavefunwiththeRiverHawks. EachyeartheteamhostsaholidayskateontheiceattheTsongas,welcom-ingSantaandmembersofthecommunitytoskatewithplayersontheice. AttheSaintsMedicalCenter’sFourthAnnualFallFestivalforLifeCancerWalk,theRiverHawkswereoutinfullforce. UMLplayersalsoparticipateinhelp-ing kindergarteners learn to read. Re-cently,onReadAroundAmericaDay,theRiverHawkstraveledtotheWashingtonSchoolinLowell,readingbookstosomeoftheyoungestfansoftheRed,White,andRoyalBlue. In addition, theRiverHawkswereintergrelintheBowlingforWishescharitydrive.Thehockeyplayers joined forceswiththeother15RiverHawkteamstoraisemorethan$4,000.



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Jack WilsonUMass President

JackM.WilsonwasnamedPresidentof thefive-campus,60,000-studentUniversityofMas-sachusettsonMarch24,2004.HehadservedasinterimPresidentsinceSeptember,2003.Previ-ously,hehadservedUMassastheVicePresidentforAcademicAffairsandasfoundingCEOofUMas-sOnline.HeisatenuredProfessorofManagementatUMassAmherst.

PriortoarrivingatUMass,WilsonwastheJ.ErikJonsson’22DistinguishedProfessorofPhysics,EngineeringScience,InformationTechnology,andMan-agementatRensselaerPolytechnicInstitute,wherehealsohadservedasaDeanandinterimProvost. AstheCEOofUMassOnline,hehelpedtobuildthesystem-wideinitiativeintooneof the largest externallydirectedonlineprograms in theUnitedStates,with45graduateandundergraduatedegreeandcertificateprogramsnowservingalmost18,000enrollees. Wilsonisnationallyandinternationallyknownforhisleadershipinthereformof higher educationprograms,winning theTheodoreHesburghAward, theBoeingAward,andthePewCharitableTrustPrizeforhisinnovativeprograms.HewasawardedanOutstandingCivilianServiceMedalbytheU.S.ArmyforservicetotheArmyEducationprogram.HeisaFellowofAmericanPhysicalSociety,andhasservedasanationalofficerofthePhysicalSociety,AmericanInstituteofPhysics,andtheAmericanAssociationofPhysicsTeachers.HehasalsoservedasamemberorchairofseveralNationalAcademyofScienceandNationalResearchCouncilstudycommitteesandtaskforces. Wilsonwasthefounder,CEO,andChairmanoftheLearnLincCorporation,foundedin1993asaspin-offofhisuniversityresearch.Afterseveralmergersheformedthepubliclytraded(NASDAQ)MentergyCorporation,leavingthe

companyinthenextyear. Wilson’sexpertiseinbuildinglinksbetweenhighereducation,governmentandbusinessledtohisbecomingtheco-founderofthePaulSeverinoCenterforTechnologicalEntrepreneurshipaswellasotherprograms.HehasservedasaconsultanttomanycomputingandcommunicationsfirmsincludingIBM,AT&T,Lucent,HewlettPackard,andBoeingFlightSafetyInternational. WilsonhasparticipatedintheMassachusettsScienceandTechnologyCau-cusoftheLegislatureandGovernor’sOffice.HehelpedtocreatetheMassInsight/BattelleScienceandTechnologyRoadmapinpartnershipwiththeMassHighTechCouncil,AssociatedIndustriesofMassachusetts,andotherindustrygroups.ThisreporthasbeencitedastheimpetusfortheEconomicStimulusIbilloflastyearandtheSenateTaskForceonHigherEducationreportofthisyear.Heispresentlyco-chairingtheBetterSchools,ScienceandTechnologyTaskForcefortheCommonwealth. Wilsonearnedhisbachelor’sdegreeatThielCollegein1967,hismaster’sdegreein1970andhisdoctoratein1972inPhysicsbothfromKentStateUniversity. WilsonliveswithhiswifeJudiandtheirtwochildren,JohnandJessicainWestboro,Massachusetts.Healsohastwogrowndaughters,GretchenandErika.

Marty MeehanChancellor, UMass Lowell

MartyMeehan is the second chancellor ofthe University of Massachusetts Lowell andthe fourteenth leaderof the institutionand itspredecessorschools,foundedinthe1890s. “Higher education is the foundation of thisregion. It will determine the region’s future,”saysMeehan.“Whatwedonow,today,atthisuniversity,willdecidewhowillleaveandwhowill

stay.Now—therehasneverbeenamorecriticaltimethannow.” “Thisplacegavemeachancewhenthereweren’talotofotheropportuni-ties,”Meehanadds.“Ifeelpassionatelyaboutthisuniversity.Fundamentally,IcantellyouitgavemethebasistodowhateverI’vebeenabletodowithmylife.” CommentingontheunanimousdecisionbytheUniversityofMassachu-settsTrusteestoappointMeehanaschancellor,PresidentJackWilsonsaid,“MartyMeehanisaleader,aninnovator,andhasademonstratedpassionforhighereducationingeneralandUMassLowellinparticular.”HeassumedthechancellorshiponJuly1,2007. AUMassLowellalumnus,Meehangraduatedcumlaudein1978,havingstudiededucationandpoliticalscience.Hereceivedamaster’sdegree inpublicadministrationfromSuffolkUniversityin1981andajurisdoctorfromSuffolkUniversityLawSchoolin1986.HeholdshonorarydegreesfromGreenMountainCollegeinVermontandUMassLowell.MeehanservedasanadjunctfacultymemberinpoliticalscienceattheUniversityinthelate1980s. AresidentofLowell,MeehanrepresentedthefifthcongressionaldistrictofMassachusettsintheU.S.HouseofRepresentativesfrom1993to2007.HeservedontheHouseArmedServicesandJudiciarycommittees.Widelyrespectedasareformer,heestablishedanationalreputationforhislegisla-tive leadership inreformingcampaignfinancelawsandprotectingpeopleagainstthehealthrisksintobaccouse.Amonghisprioritiesweremaintainingabalancedfederalbudget,preservingMedicareandSocialSecurity,support-

ingandstrengtheningthemilitary,andsupportingeconomicgrowththatisworker-andenvironment-friendly. MeehanservedasMassachusettsdeputysecretaryofstateforsecuritiesandcorporationsfrom1986to1990.TheBostonGlobereported,“DuringMeehan’s four years as deputy secretary, the Securities Division [went]frombeingafrequentembarrassmenttogaininganationalreputationashard-hittingandactivist.”Intheearly1990s,MeehanwasthefirstassistantdistrictattorneyofMiddlesexCounty,supervisingmorethan150people,including80prosecutors,inanofficeadmiredforaggressiveprosecutionofchildabuse,domesticviolenceandotherviolentcrimes. MeehanismarriedtoEllenT.Murphy,ahealth-careconsultantandformervicepresidentatLawrenceGeneralHospital.EllenreceivedaBachelorofArtsdegreein1986fromSimmonsCollege,whereshemajoredininternationalrelationsandFrench.Shereceivedamaster’sinbusinessadministrationin1992fromtheDardenGraduateSchoolofBusinessAdministrationattheUniversity of Virginia.Marty and Ellen are the parents of Robert FrancisMeehan,bornin1999,andDanielMartinMeehan,bornin2002.



Dana SkinnerAthletic Director

Joan LehoullierSenior AssociateAthletic Director

Scott DonnellyExternal Affairs Coordinator

Keri Ann MarescaAssistant Athletic Trainer

Robert GamacheFaculty Athletic Representative

Eric AllenAssistant AthleticDirector

Katie GillHockey Staff Assistant

Dick KenneyNCAA Compliance

Peter MurrayDirector of Campus Recreation

Brad NavisFacility and Event Services

Bill Riley, Jr.Hockey Staff Assistant

Veronika PlatzerWomen’s RowingHead Coach

Bryan ScalesMen’s SoccerHead Coach

Christina StoneBusiness Manager

Gary GardnerCross Country/TrackHead Coach

Ken HarringBaseballHead Coach

Greg HerendaMen’s BasketballHead Coach

Gary MucicaGolfHead Coach

Karen McNultyVolleyballHead Coach

Shannon HlebichukField HockeyHead Coach

Elie MonteiroWomen’s SoccerHead Coach

Kathy O’NeilWomen’s BasketballHead Coach

UMass Lowell Administrative Staff

UMass Lowell Head Coaches

Scott SigmanTeam Physician

Sean CotterSoftballHead Coach


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INTERVIEWSAll interviews with members of the hockey team – coaches and players – should be arranged through Sean Hladick in the UMass Lowell Athletic Media Relations office. Please make arrangements at least 24 hours in advance.

Post-game interviews with players and coaches from both teams are available in the Media Room on the first floor of the Tsongas Arena start-ing 10 minutes after the completion of a game. Contact a member of the media relations staff for player requests.

MEDIA PARKINGA special lot is available for working media by way of a pass list. Arrange-ments must be made at least 48 hours in advance of the game. Contact Sean Hladick via email at [email protected] or by phone at (978) 934-2351 to make arrangements.

PRESS BOXThe press boxes are located on the main concourse in Box A and Box B. They are accessible via the East Entrance elevator or by stairs through the main lobby. Additional press seating will be located above Section N.

PHONE LINESPhone lines are available in the Tsongas Arena on a first-come, first-serve basis. Lines may have to be shared with another member of the media after the game.

CREDENTIALSMedia credentials are issued to working media only. All credentials are non-transferable, and any unauthorized use will subject the bearer to ejection from the Tsongas Arena and confiscation of the credential. Cre-dentials are good for admittance to the arena, press box, and media room.

Media credentials are divided into two categories: full-season and single-game. Season media will be issued to recognized newspapers, magazines, television and established radio stations making official requests. Send formal request for credentials to Sean Hladick via email at [email protected]. A media credential cannot be used to sit in spectator seating areas.

Single-game credentials should be requested via email at least 24 hours prior to game time. For games scheduled over the weekend, requests should be made by noon of the Friday before the game.

Photo credentials will be issued on a priority basis to daily publications, wire services, team photographers or national publications on specific assignments only.

PHOTOGRAPHYTsongas Arena offers a multitude of angles for photographers wishing to shoot. For information or to request a photography pass, contact Sean Hladick via email at [email protected] or by phone at (978) 934-2351 to secure a credential.

POST-GAME ACCESSBoth team’s locker rooms are off limits to media at all times. Each coach will be made available to the media starting 10 minutes after the conclu-sion of the game in the media room (or directly outside the locker room). The media room is located on the ground floor of the Tsongas Arena, in between the Zamboni entrance and the visiting team’s locker room. Players may also be made available upon request. Please make requests to a member of the media relations staff.

RADIOAll home and away games are broadcast live on WUML-FM 91.5. Bob Ellis, the Voice of the River Hawks, calls the play-by-play while Chaz Scoggins provides the color commentary.

GAME TIMESThe doors will open 60 minutes prior to game time. Game times are sub-ject to change without notice. For more information call (978) 934-HAWK.

TICKETSTickets for any River Hawk home game may be purchased in advance at the Tsongas Arena Box Office. Office hours are from 10:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, and 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Saturday. The box office will open at least one hour prior to game time.

WEATHER UPDATESDecisions as to whether games will be postponed or cancelled due to inclement weather will be made no later than six hours prior to game time. For more information, tune into WUML Radio (FM 91.5) or call (978) 934-HAWK.

ALCOHOL & SMOKINGNo alcohol or drugs may be brought inside or on the grounds of the Tsongas Arena. In consideration of the health and comfort of your fellow hockey fans and fellow media members, smoking is not permitted inside the Tsongas Arena.

CONCESSIONSFood and beverages are available on the main concourse starting one hour before game time.

FIRST AIDFans who are injured or become ill while attending a game should con-tact the nearest usher, security guard or UML staff member to receive immediate assistance.

Directions to Tsongas CenterFrom the North, South or West:-- From Route 3 or I-495, take the Lowell Connector and follow directions below

From the South:-- Take Route 3 North to the Lowell Connector to Exit 5B (Thorn-dike Street). Proceed to the seventh set of lights. Bear to the left at Cobblestones Restaurant onto Arcand Drive. The Arena will be right in front of you.


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PRINTThe Lowell SunContact: Chaz ScogginsP.O. Box 1477Lowell, MA 01853Phone: (800) 694-7100Fax: (978) 970-4600

The Boston GlobeContacts: Jim McCabe,Marvin Pave, Nancy Marrapese-BurrellP.O. Box 2378Boston, MA 02107Phone: (800) 232-2860Fax: (617) 929-2670

The Boston HeraldContact: John ConnollyP.O. Box 2096Boston, MA 02106Phone: (800) 234-5680Fax: (617) 542-1315

The Eagle TribuneContact: Mike McMahonP.O. Box 100Lawrence, MA 01842Phone: (800) 927-9200Fax: (978) 687-6045

The Telegraph17 Executive DriveNashua, NH 03061Phone: (603) 594-6475Fax: (603) 882-2681

N. E. Hockey JournalMike Zhe, Editor110 West Squantum St.Quincy, MA 02171Phone: (617) 773-9955www.hockeyjournal.com

Associated Press184 High StreetBoston, MA 02110Phone: (800) 882-1407Fax: (617) 338-8125

USA College Hockey Contact: Richard De LisleP.O. Box 963Duxbury, MA 02331www.usacollegehockey.com

INTERNETU.S. College Hockey OnlineContact: Dave Hendrickson, Jim Con-nellyP.O. Box 482Andover, MA 01810Phone: (978) 659-2107Fax: (978) 687-7265www.uscho.com

Inside College Hockey.comContact: Nate Ewell548 N. West StreetAlexandria, VA 22314www.insidecollegehockey.com

Media InformationHOTELSCourtyard by Marriott30 Industrial AveLowell, MA 01852Phone: (978) 458-7575Fax: (978) 458-1302

Courtyard by Billerica270 Concord Rd.Billerica, MA 01821(978) 670-7500Phone: (978) 671-2103

Best Western Chelmsford187 Chelmsford StreetChelmsford, MA 01824Phone: (978) 256-7511

Raddison Hotels & Suites10 Independence DriveChelmsford, MA 01824Phone: (978) 256-0800Fax: (978) 256-0750

Holiday Inn Tewksbury17 Executive DriveNashua, NH 03061Phone: (603) 594-6475Fax: (603) 882-2681

FOODAthenian Corner*207 Market StreetLowell, MA 01852Phone: (978) 458-7952

Brewery Exchange*201 Cabot StreetLowell, MA 01852Phone: (978) 937-2690

Cobblestones Restaurant*91 Dutton StreetLowell, MA 01852Phone: (978) 970-2282

Lowell Beer Works*201 Cabot StreetLowell, MA 01852Phone: (978) 937-2337

Mama’s Italian Restaurant1140 Lakeview AvenueDracut, MA 01826Phone: (978) 957-7117

Owen & Ollie’s91 Mill StreetDracut, MA 01826Phone: (978) 957-4400

Suppa’s Pizza & Subs^94 University AveLowell, MA 01852Phone: (978) 970-3961

ATMJDCU ATM - Section M Tsongas Arena(Surcharge Free ATM)

Fleet ATM166 Central StreetLowell, MA 01852

* Within walking distance of Tsongas^ Delivery Available in Lowell

Local InformationRADIO STATIONSWUML Radio (91.5 FM)Contact: TBAOne University AvenueLowell, MA 01854Phone: (978) 934-4975Fax: (978) 934-3031

WCAP Radio (980 AM)Contact: Bob Moriarty243 Central StreetLowell, MA 01852Phone: (978) 454-0404Fax: (978) 458-9124

ESPN (890 AM) / WLLH Radio (1400 AM)529 Main Street, Suite 200Charlestown, MA 02129Phone: (617) 830-1000

TELEVISION STATIONSNew England Sports Network480 Arsenal St. Building #1Watertown, MA 02472Phone: (617) 536-9233Fax: (617) 536-7814

Comcast Sportsnet New England42 Third AvenueBurlington, MA 01803Phone: (781) 933-9300Fax: (781) 935-7315

WMUR-TV 9Contacts: Jamie Staton,Jason KingP.O. Box 9Manchester, MH 03105Phone: (603) 641-9007Fax: (978) 641-9005

CBS College Sports85 10th Avenue, 3rd FloorNew York, NY 10011Phone: 212-342-8700Fax: 212-342-8899

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Sean HladickAssistant Director of Media Relations

Sean Hladick joined the UMass Lowell Athletic staff in

June of 2009 as the assistant director of media rela-

tions. While working primarily with the hockey team,

he also serves as the media contact for the university’s

volleyball and baseball programs. In addition, he is the web coordinator for

www.GoRiverHawks.com(.)

During home hockey contests Hladick oversees the press box, while also

acting as the liaison between the media and the team. He is responsible for

all hockey-related press material, including game notes, line charts and the

annual media guide.

In his role as web coordinator, Hladick maintains routine content as well

as the design and implementation of new features. Among his creations are

River Hawk All Access, athletic facilities graphics, splash pages and the new

hockey tickets page.

Before joining UMass Lowell, Hladick worked as the Media Relations

Intern at the University of Maine. With the Black Bears, he served as the

contact for the women’s ice hockey, volleyball and swimming and diving

programs. He was also the secondary contact for the men’s ice hockey and

football programs.

A graduate of Maine in 2008 with a degree in journalism, Hladick worked

as a statistician for the athletic department. While working toward his de-

gree he wrote for several newspapers including the Bangor Daily News and

the Penobscot Times. Hladick also hosted a twice-a-week sports talk radio

program on WMEB.

Born and raised in Natick, Mass., Hladick now resides in Lowell.

Chris O’DonnellDirector of Media Relations

Chris O’Donnell began his tenure as the Director of

Athletic Media Relations in the fall of 1999. O’Donnell

oversees all of UMass Lowell’s 12 Division II sports.

O’Donnell has coordinated several NCAA tournaments,

as UML has hosted the NCAA Division II Men’s Basketball Northeast Regional

and Division II Baseball Northeast Regional in 2002-03, and the Division II

Field Hockey National Championship in 2003, 2004 and 2007.

Prior to joining the River Hawks, O’Donnell served as the sports in-

formation director at Northeast-10 rival Franklin Pierce University. While at

FPU, O’Donnell worked closely with 20 men’s and womens athletic programs,

hosting several NCAA events, including the 1995 NCAA Division II Women’s

Soccer National Championship.

O’Donnell served as an assistant at Rochester Institute of Technology

(RIT) for one year. He also volunteered at Siena, and was a sports writer for

The Saratogian in Saratoga Springs, N.Y.

Originally from Clifton Park, N.Y., O’Donnell graduated in 1991 from

Oneonta State with a B.S. in Speech Communication.

He along with his wife, Carrie, and their two sons, Christopher, 7, and

Brady, 6, reside in Newburyport, Mass.

Elizabeth Paige FiermanAssistant Director of Media Relations

Elizabeth Paige Fierman, a native of Glastonbury,

Conn., joined the River Hawks staff as the Assistant

Director of Athletic Media Relations in June 2009.

Fierman serves as the primary contact for the field

hockey, men’s basketball and softball programs.

Fierman graduated Cum Laude from Boston University’s College of Com-

munication in May 2008. She received her Bachelor of Science in Journalism

with a minor in American Studies. Fierman spent three years as an athletic

communications intern for Boston Univeristy athletics. During her time at BU,

she wrote for game programs, media guides and press releases, organized

community relations projects and assisted with game-day operations for many

Terrier teams. While at BU she spent her senior year as a team manager

for the nationally ranked men’s ice hockey team, assisting with statistics,

practices and travel coordination. She was also inducted into the university’s

Scarlet Key Society for extracurricular involvement and awarded the College

of Communication’s Blue Chip Award.

After graduation, Fierman spent the 2008-09 year as the Hockey East

Association’s Graduate Intern assisting with day-to-day operations of the

league office. She coordinated credentials for clinics, meetings and tourna-

ments, as well as organized travel for league officials. She wrote weekly

press releases and helped create the league media guide. Additionally, she

was a site point person for philanthropy events associated with the Skating

Strides Against Breast Cancer initiative.

Fierman has worked as a post-season media relations runner for the

Boston Red Sox during the 2007 and 2008 playoffs. She also served as a

production assistant for Denis Leary’s “Comics Come Home” to benefit the

Cam Neely Center for Cancer Care from 2005 to 2008.

Fierman currently resides in Lowell.


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Bob EllisRadio Play-by-Play & Media Relations Specialist

The familiar and passionate voice of Bob Ellis

returns to the airwaves for his 27th season of UMass

Lowell hockey. Ellis describes the action on WUML 91.5

FM, the University’s radio station which can be heard

within a 25 to 30-mile radius, as far away as Boston and the Seacoast. In

2009, Hockey East recognized Ellis as the Joe Concannon Award winner,

given annually to a member of the media who exhibited excellence in their

coverage of the conference.

In addition to his play-by-play responsibilities, he is also a Media Re-

lations Specialist with the University; acting as a staff photographer and

producing video segments such as the “The River Hawk Report”.

A well-known radio personality throughout Massachusetts, Ellis served

for nine years as the play-by-play announcer for the Lowell Spinners, the

Class A affiliate of the Boston Red Sox of the New York-Penn League. He is

one of several official scorers for the Boston Red Sox and served, for several

seasons, as the official scorer at Lowell Spinners home games.

Chaz ScogginsLowell Sun

One of the most respected sports writers in New Eng-

land, Charles “Chaz” Scoggins will cover the River Hawks

for The Sun for his 37th year.

A past president of the Baseball Writers Association

of America, Scoggins is also one of the most respected baseball writers and

historians in New England. A 1970 graduate of Lowell State College, he is

one of the finest official scorers in Major League Baseball and has served as

the official scorer at the 1986, 2000 and 2004 World Series; the American

League Championship Series in 1988, 1990, 2003 and 2004; as well as the

1982, 1999 and 2000 All-Star Games. In June of 2000, he introduced the

Baseball Hall of Fame inductees – including Red Sox great Carlton Fisk – at

the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, NY.

In addition, he is the co-founder and co-instructor of the Baseball Official

Scoring Seminars (BOSS), providing official scoring clinics several times a

year.

Scoggins has been the The Sun’s Red Sox beat writer for 36 years and

Over the course of his career, Ellis has been the recipients of several

awards from the United Press International. He is also the co-founder and

co-instructor of the Baseball Official Scoring Seminars, providing official

scoring clinics several times a year.

A 1975 graduate of Emerson College, Ellis earned his bachelor’s degrees

in mass communication and history and began his broadcasting career at

WATS/WAVR-FM in Sayre, Pa. in 1975. He came to WLLH Radio in Lowell as

a news reporter in 1984 and became a fixture at UML games. He has also

previously worked at WKBK in Keene, N.H. Ellis’ broadcasting career includes

interviews with Presidents, Presidential candidates and reporting from over-

seas.

A native of New York, N.Y., Ellis was a four-year hockey player at Em-

erson and was named captain and Team MVP as a senior. He led the team in

scoring in three of his four seasons.

Ellis resides in Lowell, Mass.

has also served as the color analyst for the Lowell Spinners baseball broad-

casts on WLLH and WCCM Radio with Bob Ellis. During his years on the UML

beat, he has covered three NCAA Division II championships; four Eastern

College Athletic Conference titles; the move to NCAA Division I and Hockey

East; and has reported the exploits of 14 All-Americans and four Hobey Baker

Award finalists.

A native of Baltimore, Maryland, Scoggins was honored as the fifth

recipient of the Hockey East Media Award in 1996, presented to the media

personality who has demonstrated superior work in covering NCAA Division

I hockey and Hockey East.

Scoggins lives in Lowell with his wife Vicki.

The River Hawk nickname and original logo was selected in the spring of 1994 following a lengthy pro-

cess, a contest and a final vote by the UMass Lowell student body.

Not representative of any specific bird, the River Hawk is envisioned as a mythical bird of strength,

speed and courage. It soars to great heights but never loses its connection to the river and the land below.

Straddling both sides of the Merrimack River, UMass Lowell has been a thriving educational and re-

search center with strong ties to the industries that have lined its shores for over a century.

The University extends sincere thanks and gratitude to Chad Dooley for the suggestion of the River

Hawk name and 1980 alumnus Brian Trainor for his creative design of the original logo.

In May of 2006 Phoenix Design helped the Athletic Department update its marks to provide a more

consistent image of the University.

About theRiver Hawk

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A World of ThanksThe 2009-10 UMass Lowell Media Guide was completed thanks to the time, effort and contributions of many individuals. Sean Hladick, As-sistant Director of Media Relations, and the Office of Athletic Media Relations, would like to thank the following groups of people for their help and support of River Hawk Hockey.

Jonathan Albert, Former Assistant Director of Media RelationsChristina Stone, UML Business ManagerDan Fisher, NESCACChris O’Donnell, UML Director of Athletic Media RelationsElizabeth Fierman, UML Assistant Director of Athletic Media RelationsScott Donnelly, UML External Affairs CoordinatorThe UMass Lowell Hockey coaching staff and playersChaz Scoggins, The Lowell SunBob Ellis, WUML RadioJohn and Bob Holman, Evans PrintingThe staff of Tsongas CenterKen Babbitt PhotographyJim Higgins, Higgins and Ross PhotographyGil Talbot, Talbot PhotographyB.L. Elfring, Sports Information Director, Southern Maine Univ.Pete Souris, Director of Public Relations, Hockey EastThe Sports Information Directors of Hockey EastJim Connelly and Jason Moy of USCHO.comTim Danehy, collegehockeystats.comDan Parkhurst, sportdesigns.comPatti McCafferty and the UML Public Relations StaffJohn Skaltsas, Greater Merrimack Valley CVBBob Gamache, UML Faculty Athletic RepresentativeAndy Devlin, LA Media Photography and DesignJoanna Blasi, Greater Boston Convention and Visitors Bureau

Editorial StaffBob Ellis, Blaise MacDonald, Christina Stone, Chris O’Donnell, Dana Skinner, Scott Donnelly, Elizabeth Paige Fierman

Action PhotographyUMass Lowell action shots are provided by Ken Babbitt Photography of Scituate, Mass. For information concerning obtaining action shots for use in a publication, contact Sean Hladick in the Office of Athletic Media Rela-tions by phone (978-934-2351) or by email ([email protected]).

Pose PhotographyUMass Lowell head shots are provided by Gil Talbot of Talbot Photogra-phy, Concord, New Hampshire.

Specialty PhotographyThe following people and organizations have provided photos to the UMass Lowell Athletic Media Relations office for use in the 2009-10 Hockey Media Guide.

Atlanta Thrashers Hockey ClubB.L. ElfringMark Bogacz, Mark Bogacz PhotographyBoston Bruins Hockey ClubBruce Bennett StudiosCarolina Hurricanes Hockey ClubChicago Blackhawks Hockey ClubColorado Avalanche Hockey ClubEdmonton Oilers Hockey ClubBob Ellis, UMass Lowell AthleticsGetty Images USAGreater Boston Convention and Visitors BureauJim Higgins, Higgins and Ross PhotographyLos Angeles Kings Hockey ClubLowell Devils Hockey ClubLowell Spinners Baseball ClubNew Jersey Devils Hockey ClubOttawa Senators Hockey ClubPhoenix Coyotes Hockey ClubMonty Rand, Monty Rand PhotographyUSA Hockey

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