st. cloud state men's hockey guide part i

ST. CLOUD STATE2011-12 Husky Hockey

Your University, Your Team

Huskies set to Join tHe national in 2013-14

St. Cloud State University President Earl H. Potter at press conference on Sept. 22, 2011 in St. Cloud, Minn.

St. Cloud State Men’s Hockey set to join The National in 2013-14

St. Cloud State University has accepted an invitation to join the National Collegiate Hockey Conference beginning with the 2013-14 season. The acceptance of this invitation for St. Cloud State’s hockey program was announced on Sept. 22, 2011 by University President Dr. Earl H. Potter III.

“We are delighted to join the National Collegiate Hockey Conference,” Potter said. “We believe that the conference’s strength of play and commitment to college hockey and student athletes is strong and deep and we look forward to an exciting future with The National.”

The Huskies along with Western Michigan University were extended invitations to join the The National on Sept. 21. The Huskies will join current league members Colorado College, University of Denver, Miami University, University of Minnesota Duluth, University of Nebraska-Omaha and the University of North Dakota when the league begins play in 2013-14.

“St. Cloud State was given the opportunity 22 years ago to join the WCHA,” St. Cloud State men’s hockey coach Bob Motzko said. “With our league members, we were able to build a program into national prominence and showcase our University throughout the country. We are forever grateful for this opportunity.

“Today, the opportunity to join The National gives us the ability to continue these strong relationships with Colorado College, Denver, Minnesota Duluth, Nebraska Omaha and North Dakota and to form new partners with Miami and Western Michigan. We are very excited for this challenge and look for-ward to a new chapter in the history of St. Cloud State hockey.”

St. Cloud State University men’s hockey has enjoyed a long history of success since the program was founded in 1931-32. The Huskies began play as an NCAA Division I affiliate during the 1987-88 season as an independent program and since 1990-91, the Huskies have been members of the Western Collegiate Hockey Association.

National Collegiate Hockey Conference

St. Cloud State University President Earl H. Potter and men’s hockey coach Bob Motzko.

Above: President Earl H. Potter III (right) talks with UND AD and Na-tional Collegiate Hockey Conference rep. Brian Faison. Right: Bob Motzko talks with the press.

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2011-12 St. Cloud State Men’s Hockey Information

Founded ......................................................................................1869Location ....................................................St. Cloud, MN 56301-4498Enrollment ................................................................................18,319Team Colors .........................................................Cardinal and BlackTeam Nickname ......................................................................HuskiesHome Arena ............................National Hockey Center (5,371 cap.)National Affiliation ..................................................... .NCAA Division IConference Affiliation ...........Western Collegiate Hockey Association2010-11 Overall Record ......................................................... 15-18-52010-11 WCHA Record/Finish ..............................11-13-4/8th WCHAWCHA Playoffs .....................................................0-2 WCHA PlayoffsNCAA Playoffs ........................................................Did not participateReturning Players ............................ 2 goalies/5 defense/10 forwardsPlayers Lost ........................................ 1 goalie/4 forwards/3 defense

SCSU Men’s Hockey StaffHead Coach .....................................................................Bob MotzkoAlma Mater ....................................................... St. Cloud State, 1987Office Phone ................................................................. 320-308-4806Coach Motzko’s e-mail ........................... [email protected] Record at SCSU .............................................120-92-29 (6 seasons)Career Record ................................................120-92-29 (6 seasons)Assistant Coach ............................................................Mike GibbonsOffice Phone ................................................................. 320-308-4806Coach Gibbon’s e-mail ........................ [email protected] Coach ..........................................................Steve JohnsonOffice Phone ................................................................. 320-308-4806Coach Johnson’s e-mail [email protected]

SCSU Administrative StaffPresident ............................................................. Dr. Earl H. Potter IIIInstitutional Representative .........................................Dr. Bill HudsonDirector of Athletics ....................................................Dr. Morris KurtzAssociate Athletics Director ........................................ Dr. Sue BeckerAssociate Athletics Director ..................................................Tracy DillAssistant Athletics Director ................................................John LewisAssistant Athletics Director .........................................Scott SchreinerAthletic Development Director .................................... Sara GranheimCompliance Officer .............................................. Holly SchmidtbauerHead Athletic Trainer ..........................................Julie Alexander, ATCMen’s Hockey Athletic Trainer ...........................Bryan DeMaine, ATCEquipment Manager ................................................. Jeremiah MinkelAMR Director ...................... Anne Abicht ([email protected]) Assistant AMR Director (Hockey Contact) .......................Tom NelsonE-mail ...................................................... [email protected] Nelson’s Home Phone ..........320-654-9815/320-244-0813 (cell)AMR Graduate Assistants. ............................................... Ben VondalAMR/Athletic Insurance/Graphic Design ....................... Terry Tschida

Important Numbers at SCSUAthletic Office Phone .................................................... 320-308-3102AMR Office Phone ........................................................ 320-308-2141AMR/Athletic Office FAX .............................................. 320-308-2099NHC Training Room .....................................................320-308-5229NHC Equipment Room .................................................320-308-2371NHC Press Row ...........................................................320-308-5227Ticket Information ......................... 320-308-2137 or 1-877-SCSUTIXSCSU Admissions Office ......................1-877-654-7278 or 308-2244

www.StCloudState.edu/athletics

Media Guide CreditsThe 2011-12 St. Cloud State University Men’s Hockey Record Book is a production of the Husky Athletic Media Relations Of ce. The guide was designed and edited by Assistant Athletic Media Relations Director Tom Nelson, Assistance was provided by Anne Abicht,, Terry Tschida, Celest Stang and Ben Vondal. Photos provided by Neil Andersen (University Communications), Brace Hemmel-garn, Brad Olson, and University Archives. The Record Book is only available online in an Adobe PDF format at the St. Cloud State University Athletic Website:www.stcloudstate.edu/athletics

Mission StatementThe mission of the Intercollegiate program for men and women at St. Cloud State University is to provide quality athletic opportunities to men and women students who have specialized athletic interests and abilities. It is our belief that meaningful intercollegiate competitive experi-ence will better enable the participants to make signi -cant contributions to society. Finally, in spite of being in an era of uncertain state funding, SCSU is committed to providing a broad based program in which student-athletes can strive to pursue excellence in their chosen athletic and academic endeavors.

Huskies celebrate in 2010-11.

2011-12 ST. CLOUD STATE HOCKEY RECORD BOOK

Anne Abicht joined the St. Cloud State University staff in January of 1985 as the Sports Information Director. Since arriving on the SCSU cam-pus, the athletic department moved its hock-ey program to NCAA Division I status, and added three women’s sports in women’s ice hockey, soccer and nordic skiing. During this growth period, Abicht has overseen a growth in staff in the department now known as Athletic Media Relations. SCSU has added a part-time office manager, two full-time assistants and two graduate assistants to assist in the cov-erage of the 21 sport program. She received CoSIDA’s 25-Year Award in July of 2006 and CoSIDA’s Trailblazer Award in July of 2007. She is also a current member of the CoSIDA Board of Directors. Abicht graduated from the University of Minnesota Duluth with a degree in mass communications and a minor in journalism. The Burnsville, Minn., native holds a master’s degree in sports management from St. Cloud State. Anne and her husband Dennis Lorsung, reside in St. Cloud.

Director of Athletic Media Relations

Anne Abicht

AMR Graduate Assistant

Ben Vondal

Vondal is in his first year as a Graduate Assistant for Athletic Media Relations at St. Cloud State. Originally from Chatfield, Minn., Ben competed in football, basketball and baseball in high school. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Sport Management from Minnesota State University, Mankato in the spring of 2011. While there he spent two and a half years interning for MSU Athletic Communications under the living legend Paul Allan.

Assistant Director of AMR

Tom Nelson

Tom Nelson joined the staff at St. Cloud State University as assistant athletic media relations director in 1996. Nelson serves as the main Athletic Media Relations contact for the St. Cloud State University men’s hockey team. A 1983 graduate of North Central College in Naperville, Ill., Nelson serves as the University’s men’s hockey contact and also coordinates the athletic web site at SCSU. Nelson previously worked at Aurora University and St. John’s University (Minn.) before making the move to St. Cloud State. An active member of CoSIDA, Nelson was a long-time member of that group’s Site Selection Committee. He has served as a media coordinator at numerous USA Hockey Player Development Camps and has been the media stewart for the MSHSL Class AA baseball tournament since 1997. A former member of the C.W. McCall Fan Club and an avid collector of salt and pepper shakers and vintage fishing magazines, Nelson resides in St. Cloud with his wife Colleen and their two children, Lauren and Patrick.

Athletic Media Relations Office Manager

Terry Tschida


Athletic Media Relations Student Worker

Starsha Vang

Dr. Morris Kurtz arrived at St. Cloud State in the fall of 1984 follow-ing athletic administrative positions at both Penn State University and Memphis State University. At SCSU he served as Director of Men’s Athletics from 1984 to 1995 and as Director of Athletics of the com-bined men’s and women’s intercollegiate athletics since 1996. One of Dr. Kurtz’s most signi cant achievements has been to enhance the department’s fundraising program utilizing inno-vative solicitation techniques, marketing, promotional strategies and increased community involvement and support. The community support that has developed has been overwhelming. Under Dr. Kurtz’s direction, the Athletic Department has experienced tremendous growth and in doing so has become a rallying point for SCSU faculty, staff, students, alumni, the city of St. Cloud, as well as the surrounding communities throughout Central Minnesota. The Husky Athletic Program has become nationally recog-

nized and has established itself as a competitive force in intercollegiate athletics while producing the highest caliber of student-athletes. Dr. Kurtz, his wife Janell Kurtz, a Professor in the G.R. Herberger College of Business, reside in St. Cloud and have a son David and daughter Stacey.

University President

Dr. Earl H. Potter III

After coaching men’s and women’s track and eld and football at St. Cloud State, Tracy Dill was promoted to Associate Athletic Director for Marketing, Promotions and Fundraising in September of 1999. Since that time, he has been responsible for promoting, marketing and fund-raising for the 21-sport SCSU athletic department. He has been instru-mental in creating added visibility and broadening the SCSU branding program for intercollegiate athletics.

Dill joined the SCSU athletic department in 1985 as an as-sistant football coach. In 1988, in addition to his football responsibili-ties, he was named head men’s track and eld coach. In 1995, he re-signed from his football coaching duties and became the head coach for both men’s and women’s track and eld. As the men’s track coach, he coached 15 North Central Conference Indoor Track Champions and 19 NCC Outdoor Champions. He coached three NCC Champions each in women’s indoor track and outdoor track. In addition, he coached 21 All-Americans and two National Champions.

Dill is a native of Keota, Iowa. He has an undergraduate de-gree from William Penn College in Iowa and his master’s from St. Cloud

State. He and his wife Kristy reside in St. Cloud and have two sons, Trey and Tye,

Dr. Earl H. Potter III has been President of St. Cloud State University since July 2007. President Potter leads Minnesota’s second largest university offering an affordable, high-quality education and well-rounded college experience for students who hail from Minnesota and around the world. Under his leadership there is a strong commitment to student success, academic distinction, global education, diversity and community partnerships. President Potter has established himself as a leader who envisions the University as a driving force for progress and problem solving in the region and a source of great pride for the community and the state. The University community has been energized by his forward-looking perspectives and his innovative approach to bringing about positive change. In addition to his duties as President of St. Cloud State University and responsibilities to the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities system, President Potter serves on the City of St. Cloud’s Create CommUNITY Steering Committee, Initiative Foundation Board of Trustees, Minnesota Campus Compact Board of Directors, United Way of Central Minnesota Board of Directors, St. Cloud Area Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors, and other community task forces and initiatives. Previously, Dr. Potter was executive vice president and provost at Southern Oregon University, dean of the College of Business at Eastern Michigan University; dean of the School of Management at Lesley University; director for organizational development and employment services at Cornell University; associate dean for academics at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy; a fellow for the American Council on Education in the Of ce of the Chancellor at the University of Colorado; and chief negotiator for management and head of the Department of Economics and Management at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy. President Potter holds a Ph.D. in organizational psychology and a master’s degree in psychology, both from the University of Washington; and a bachelor’s degree in psychology with honors from Williams College. He also served in the U.S. Coast Guard from 1969 to 1993 and retired at the rank of captain. Dr. Potter and his wife Christine Marshall Potter have adult children.

Director of Athletics

Morris Kurtz

Dr. Sue Becker was named the associate director of athletics/senior women’s administrator for the Huskies in the fall of 2006. She is responsible for directing the internal operations of the SCSU athletic department. Dr. Becker also oversees daily compliance opera-tions in the athletic department. A 1982 graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, Dr. Becker served as the assistant softball and volleyball coach at Emporia State University (KS) while earning her master’s degree. Dr. Becker served as SCSU head softball coach from 1985 to 1991 and also from 1995 to 1997. She led the Huskies to a 242-162 overall record and two NCAA playoff appearances. From 1991 to 1994, Dr. Becker completed her doctorate degree at Oregon State University. In 1997, Dr. Becker was named the Athletic Department’s compliance of cer and she has also served as an associate professor in SCSU’s department of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Sports Science since 1984. At UW-Eau Claire, Dr. Becker was a three-year letterwinner in volleyball and was a volleyball student assistant coach in 1982. A

native of Stitzer, Wis., Dr. Becker resides in St. Cloud.

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St. Cloud State Traditions:History of the Nickname

The Husky Nickname: St. Cloud State's nick-name has gone through several changes over the years. Early nicknames included "Normals," "Teachers," "Bear Cats," "Peds," and "Flying Clouds."

There are several theories about how the nickname "Huskies" began to be used. One says that it is a result of a student contest. Another suggests that the name originated with the foot-ball team. There was a story in the February 4, 1938, edition of the College Chronicle which referred to the "football huskies." Since huskies was not capitalized in the story, the author could have been referring to the team's size, and this possibly led to the nickname.

Another theory is that the nickname originated within the football team. "I think it occurred dur-ing Coach Kasch's days as football coach (1935-42)," said John Weisman, former SCSU Dean of Men and former coach. "The team just started calling themselves the "Huskies."

Why the name was chosen or who exactly selected it remains unclear. The name could have been intended to mean "burly, robust or large," "one that is husky," or "a heavily coated working dog of the arctic region.”

Perhaps the nickname was meant to encom-pass all three meanings. Regardless of its origin, the Husky nickname continues to represent SCSU as a symbol and image of strength.

The St. Cloud State RouserOh, here we are, the gang and all,to cheer our team to victory.SCSU has heard the call,We're here to show our loyalty, RAH! RAH!Come on team fight, We'll win this game,and to our colors we'll be true.We'll sing our song, both loud and long,to victory — S.C.S.U.

The St. Cloud State HymnSing to thee our Alma Mater, High on oak-crowned banks, Emblem of our search for knowl-edge, Symbol of our youthful ranks, Filled with fires of true ambition, Let us ever be; Loyal to thy fine tradition, Hail St. Cloud, to thee.

By the river’s flowing water, By its islands fair, may the loyal sons and daughters, thy enduring friendship share. May they with sincere ambition, through the years e’er be; Loyal to thy fine tradi-tion, Hail St. Cloud, to thee.

SCSU Athlet ic Dept. Phone Director yName Sport ................................................... Number* E-Mail**Anne Abicht Athletic Media Relations ..................... 308-2141 aabichtJulie Alexander Head Athletic Trainer.................. 308-3827/2597 jaalexanderJerry Anderson M/W Tennis ......................................... 308-5269 jlandersonDr. Sue Becker Associate Athletic Director .................. 308-3102 slbeckerCheryl Boesche Administrative Specialist ..................... 308-3102 chboescheMatt Chapman Business and Hockey Operations ....... 308-2375 mcchapmanSteve Costanzo Wrestling/Strength-Conditioning ......... 308-2996 sscostanzaKay Czarnetzki Equipment Manager ............................ 308-2633 kmczarnetzkiBryan DeMaine Athletic Trainer .................................... 308-2588 bgdemaineTracy Dill Associate Athletic Director .................. 308-4924 tldillPat Dolan Baseball .............................................. 308-3702 pldolanJim Fetter Asst. Women’s Hockey ....................... 308-4806 jefetterLori Fish Women’s Basketball............................ 308-2230 llfishJeremy Frost Nordic Ski ............................................ 308-2245 jmfrostBartt Gevens Equipment Manager ............................ 308-2633 bjgevensMike Gibbons Asst. Men’s Hockey ............................ 308-4806 mpgibbonsJeff Giesen Women’s Hockey ................................ 308-4806 jlgiesenSteve Grimit Asst. Football ..................................... 308-3251 srgrimitJeff Hegle Swimming & Diving ............................. 308-4266 jmhegleDr. Bill Hudson Faculty Representative ....................... 308-2241 whudsonRachel Johnson Athletic Trainer .................................... 308-2590 rljohnsonSteve Johnson Assistant Men’s Hockey Coach .......... 308-4806 stevejohnsonDr. Morris Kurtz Athletic Director ................................... 308-3102 MkurtzJudi Larkin M & W Golf ......................................... 259-7745 jllarkinJohn Lewis Asst. Athletic Director .......................... 308-5218 jdlewisDenny Lorsung Concessions/Game Operations .......... 308-3208 dklorsungJim Louis Asst. Football ...................................... 308-3699 jelouisBecky McCabe Soccer ................................................. 308-4967 raheibergerJoe Meierhofer Director of Operations - NHC ................. 308-3327 jmeierhoferJeremiah Minkel Hockey Equipment Manager............... 308-2371 jdminkelSeth Mischke M & W Track/CC ................................. 308-2242 scmischkeBob Motzko Men’s Hockey ..................................... 308-4806 rgmotzkoTom Nelson Athletic Media Relations ..................... 308-5400 tcnelsonDoug Patterson Asst. Football ...................................... 308-6693 djpattersonMarci Peniata Assistant Volleyball ............................. 308-2051 mpeniataMatt Reimer Asst. Men’s Basketball ........................ 308-4253 mmreimerKevin Schlagel Men’s Basketball ................................. 308-3297 klschlagelHolly Schmidtbauer Compliance ......................................... 308-2292 hjschmidtbauerScott Schreiner Marketing & Promotions...................... 308-2293 ssschreinerBrita Schroeder Assistant Women’s Hockey Coach ..... 308-4806 bkschroederRon Seibring Dir. of Rec. Sports/Intramurals ............ 308-3325 rseibringChad Sheetz Business Manager/Tickets .................. 308-2137 chsheetzIan Shoemaker Asst. Football ...................................... 308-3070 igshoemakerLarry Sundby Asst. M/W Tennis ................................ 308-0847 lcsundbyCindy Terwey Administrative Specialist ..................... 308-3102 cmterweyTherese Todd Administrative Specialist ..................... 308-4806 tptoddTerry Tschida Insurance/AMR/Graphic Design ......... 308-2141 tatschidaGlen Tuomaala Husky Sports Band Director ............... 308-3201 gatuomaalaPaula U’Ren Softball ................................................ 308-2900 pjurenScott Underwood Football ............................................... 308-4113 stunderwoodMegan Vogel Assistant Women’s Basketball ............ 308-5929 mmvogelBrady Wilson Asst. Wrestling ........................................ 308-4194 bjwilson Travis Zins Strength & Conditioning ...................... 308-1255 tczins

Office Numbers:St. Cloud State University Athletics Main Number . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 308-3102SCSU Ticket Office . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-877-SCSUTIX or 308-2137SCSU Admissions Office . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-877-654-7278 or 308-2244SCSU Athletic Office FAX. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 308-2099SCSU Athletic Media Relations Office . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 308-2141Halenbeck Hall Training Room. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 308-2597National Hockey Center Training Room. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 308-5229Halenbeck Hall Weight Room . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 308-1255National Hockey Center Weight Room . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 308-5575Halenbeck Hall Aquatics Center. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 308-2632National Hockey Center Office. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 308-4806Press Box Numbers:Husky Stadium - Soccer/Football Press Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 255-3220Halenbeck Hall - Basketball/Volleyball Press Row . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 308-5102National Hockey Center Press Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 308-5227

*All campus phone numbers proceeded with (320) area code**All campus e-mail addresses completed by @StCloudState.edu


St. Cloud State University Head Coaches and Staff

Scott UnderwoodFootball

Kevin SchlagelMen’s Basketball

Cheryl BoescheOf ce Administrator

Julie AlexanderHead Athletic Trainer

Kay CzarnetzkiEquipment Manager

Paula U’RenSoftball

Steve CostanzoWrestling

Jeremy FrostNordic Ski

Jeff GiesenWomen’s Hockey

Jerry AndersonM & W Tennis

Lori FishWomen’s Basketball

Pat DolanBaseball

Jeff HegleM & W Swimming

and Diving

Judi LarkinM & W Golf

Brian SeberaM & W Track and Field

Cross Country

Michelle BlaeserVolleyball

Becky Heiberger-McCabeSoccer

Bob MotzkoMen’s Hockey

Therese ToddOf ce Administrator

Travis ZinsStrength & Conditioning

Bart GevensEquipment Manager

Glen TuomaalaHusky Sports Band

Director

Terry TschidaAMR Office AdministratorInsurance Coordinator

Graphic Design

Cindy TerweyOf ce Administrator

Holly SchmidtbauerCompliance

Chad SheetzAssistant A.D.

Jeremiah MinkelEquipment Manager

Dr. Bill HudsonFaculty Rep.

Scott SchreinerAssistant A.D.

John LewisAssistant A.D.


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WE ARE ST. CLOUD STATE...Minnesota’s second-largest university, with more than 18,300 students, is located about an hour northwest of Minneapolis, along the oak-crowned west bank of the Mississippi River. The 100-acre campus is between downtown St. Cloud and the Beaver Islands, a group of more than 30 islands that form a natural maze for a two-mile stretch of the river. St. Cloud State’s undergraduate programs hold nearly every available national accreditation. Students choose from more than 200 majors, minors and pre-professional pro-grams, including regional rarities such meteorol-ogy and geographic information systems. The School of Graduate Studies offers more than 60 programs, including doctoral degrees in Higher Education Administration and Educational Administration and Leadership, as well as a Master of Business Administration from the acclaimed Herberger Business School. Master’s degrees in regulatory affairs and services and applied clinical research tap a growing demand for professionals who can lead medical device companies through Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and international reg-ulatory processes. Minnesota is home to nearly 600 FDA-approved medical device manufactur-ers. Founded in 1869 as a state normal school, St. Cloud State has evolved into a comprehensive university with all the institu-tions that make college life exciting: events and activities, art galleries, theatre, about 250 clubs and organizations, NCAA athletics, club sports, intramurals, indoor recreation opportunities and outdoor pursuits. The campus nerve center is our state-of-the-art library.

FOUR PILLARSKey elements of a St. Cloud State education are:• Community Engagement – we must be what

we teach in order to provide our students role models and real-life in action examples of what they are leaning in the classroom.

• Active Learning – we must provide opportu-nities to put classroom learning into action in order to provide our students with practi-cal experience and reinforcement of their learning

• Sustainability in its broadest sense – we must tend to our community as well as the physical environment so that our students can have real opportunities to succeed

• Globalization – we must be attentive to a changing world and agile in our adaptation to new developments in order to ensure that our students are prepared for a world in which nothing is static and knowledge rapidly becomes obsolete

SCSU BY THE NUMBERS

• Fall 2010 enrollment was 18,319, including 1,906 graduate students.

• The Bridges is a scenic 2.72-mile exercise route.

• Hundreds of courses offered online each semester.

• More than 3,200 bachelor’s degrees were conferred during 2010-11.

• Center for Holocaust and Genocide Education has 300 survivor videos.

• Earl H. Potter III is the school’s 22nd presi-dent.

• The University’s first building was purchased in 1869 for $3,000.

• National Hockey Center’s Section 108 hosts college hockey’s fiercest fans.

• Noted economists have spoken at the Winter Institute for nearly 50 years.

DID YOU KNOW... Facts about the city of St. Cloud and the Central Minnesota region:• 5 colleges & universities• Home to world-renowned gardens • 18 movie theaters • Over 200 restaurants • 5 live theaters• 28 city & county parks• More than 4000 employers• Located in heart of Minnesota’s scenic Central Lakes Region • Major retail center, featuring lively downtown area and Crossroads Shopping CenterCLIMATEColdest Month: DecemberHottest Month: JulyAnnual Avg. Rain: 29 inchesAnnual Avg. Snowfall: 46.8 inches

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ST. CLOUD STATE UNIVERSITY

AT A GLANCE. . .Established in 1869, St. Cloud State University has grown into the largest campus in the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities (MnSCU) system and the second-largest public university in Minnesota.

TYPE OF COLLEGE: A four-year, public, residential, liberal arts and sciences university with 47 academic departments

LOCATION: A 100-acre campus on the Mississippi River in St. Cloud, about an hour from Minneapolis and St. Paul

POPULATION: St. Cloud, which has more than 60,000 residents, is the core city of a three-county Metropolitan Statistical Area with a population of 183,000

STUDENTS: Fall 2010 enrollment of 18,319, including 1,906 graduate students

ACADEMICS: Nearly 200 majors, minors and pre-profes-sional programs; more than 50 graduate programs, includ-ing an Ed.D. in Higher Education Administration

CALENDAR: Two 15-week semesters and a summer session that offers more than 900 courses and enrolls nearly 6,000 students

FACULTY: 93 percent of classes are taught by professors

STUDENT/FACULTY RATIO: 19:1

RESIDENTIAL LIFE: 3,200 students are housed in nine residential communities

ACTIVITIES: Nearly 250 clubs and organizations

ATHLETICS: Nine men’s teams and 10 women’s teams compete at the NCAA Division II level in the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference; the Division I women’s and men’s hockey teams compete in the Western Collegiate Hockey Association; club sports include rugby, crew, lacrosse, cycling and more

RECREATION: Offerings include tness, aquatics, intra-murals, rock climbing, outdoor activities and a challenge course; facilities include two pools, two gymnasiums, 200-meter track, year-round turf eld, two ice sheets, bowling alley, dance studio, ball diamonds and a student recreation center

COST FOR 2010-11: In-state tuition and fees, books and supplies, room and board is $14,160

FINANCIAL AID: Students receive more than $112 million in scholarships, grants, loans and student work op-portunities each year

TOTAL ACCESSSCSU location on I-94 makes it an easy place to get to! Mileage to SCSU:

Twin Cities 65Bemidji, Minn. 163Fargo, N.D. 175Chicago, Ill. 480Denver, Colo. 869Des Moines, Iowa 308Duluth, Minn. 147

Green Bay, Wis. 350LaCrosse, Wis. 232Los Angeles, Calif. 1880Mankato, Minn. 141Milwaukee, Wis. 407New York, N.Y. 1268Omaha, Neb. 374Redwood Falls, MN 85Rochester, Minn. 158St. Louis, Mo. 618Sioux Falls, S.D. 218Winnipeg, Mant. 388

THE GRANITE CITY . . .The city of St. Cloud, home to St. Cloud State University, is located in the heart Minnesota’s scenic Central Lakes Region along the wooded banks of the Mississippi and Sauk Rivers -- 65 miles northwest of the Minneapolis-St. Paul metropolitan area. St. Cloud serves as the commercial and business hub for over 160,000 people and three counties. The area is at the center of one of Minnesota's fast-est growing metropolitan area. Incorporated in 1856, St. Cloud served as a stop on the famed Red River Trail. The city’s location on the Mississippi River, helped St. Cloud grow as a center for the lumber industry. Another local resource closely identified with the region is granite. The first granite in the area was quarried in 1869, and the industry rapidly helped St. Cloud gain the nickname “Granite City.” In addition to a strong economic environment, St. Cloud offers very ample and diverse opportunities in education, recreation and the arts. Some of those highlights include nearby access to top-notch fishing, camping and hunt-ing; renowned international gardens (across the river from campus); a lively downtown retail and entertainment district and great shopping at the region’s largest mall - Crossroads Center and along the city’s Division Street. The St. Cloud metropolitan area is comprised of the three counties of Stearns, Benton and Sherburne, and is the political, cultural, commercial, and manufacturing center for all of central Minnesota. Access to St. Cloud is easy, with the city served daily by bus (Greyhound) and train (Amtrak). The St. Cloud Airport offers service for private planes, while a bus link to the Northstar commuter rail in nearby Big Lake began regular daily service in 2010.

THE CITIES . . . SCSU students also benefit from the University’s loca-tion, which is approximately one hour northwest of the Twin Cities (an easy drive from campus). One of the nation’s great metropolitan areas, Minneapolis-St. Paul offers a bounty of cul-tural and entertainment opportunities. The Cities are home to world-class museums, theaters, restaurants and one of the larg-est shopping malls in the world (Mall of America). Sports fans are also in heaven as Minneapolis-St. Paul is home to the Twins (MLB), The Wild (NHL), Timberwolves (NBA), Lynx (WNBA) and Vikings (NFL).



Look Who Has Attended St. Cloud State University• Tyler Arnason, 2001 - played in the NHL for Chicago, Ottawa, Colorado.• Todd Bouman, 1996 - played in the NFL for Minnesota, New Orleans, Jacksonville, Baltimore• Joanne Benson, 1964 - former Lt. Governor of Minnesota and state legislator.• Casey Borer, 2007 - plays professional hockey in the Carolina (NHL) organization. • Dick Bremer, 1977 - long-time play-by-play announcer for the Minnesota Twins.• Tim Conboy, 2003 - played in the NHL for Carlolina. • Matt Cullen, 1998 - currently playing professional hockey for Minnesota Wild (NHL).• Ty Ellingson, 1982, Hollywood concept designer and effects art director• Matt Hendricks, 2004 - plays professional hockey for Washington (NHL)• Bonnie Henrickson, 1986 - head women’s basketball coach at the Kansas University.• Jim Eisenreich, 1980 - former major league baseball player.• Jeff Finger, 2003 - played in NHL for Colorado and Toronto.• Andew Gordon, 2007 - played in NHL for Washington• Ann Govednik Van Steinburg, 1939 - competed in 1932 & 1936 Olympics with U.S. swim team.• Dave and Jim Hazewinkel, 1966 & 1967 - U.S. Olympic wrestling team in 1968 and 1972.• Mark Hartigan, 2002 - member of the 2008 Stanley Cup Champions Detroit Red Wings (NHL). • Bret Hedican, 1992 - played NHL hockey with St. Louis, Vancouver, Florida, Carolina and Anaheim.• Ralph Heimdahl, 1930- creator and producer of the Bugs Bunny cartoons.• Larry Heinemi, 1965 - professional wrestler, who competed as Lars Anderson.• Bill Hudson, WCCO TV news reporter• Rob Hudson, 1993 - TV personality in Montana• Tami and Toni Jameson, 1990 - participated in 1992 Olympics in team handball. • Joe Jensen, 2006 - played professional hockey in the Carolina (NHL) organization.• Ryan Malone, 2003 - currently playing professional hockey for Tampa Bay (NHL).• Van Nelson, 1968 - educator, member of 1968 USA Olympic track team.• Andreas Nodl, 2008 - plays professional hockey with Philadelphia (NHL)• Jim Olander, 2003 - radio voice of the Sioux Falls Stampede (USHL).• Mark Parrish, 1998 - played in the NHL for Tampa Bay, Dallas, Minnesota, Florida, NY Islanders and Buffalo.• Jeff Passolt, 1981 - news anchor for KMSP (Ch. 9) in Minneapolis-St. Paul.• Reggie Perkins, 1988 - played for the Harlem Globetrotters.• Eldon “Rip” Repulski, played major league baseball from 1953-1961. • John Stumpf, 1976 - president and CEO of Wells Fargo. • Sven Sundgaard, 2003 - KARE 11 meteorologist• John Tobler, 1969 - former member of U.S. national diving team. A national and world diving champion. • Duvie Westcott, 2001 - played professional hockey for the Columbus (NHL) Bluejackets.• Ryan Weber, 2003, founder of W3i, a global interactive-media company• Les Wolff. 1966 - professional wrestler who competed as Buddy Wolf.

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FIRST CLASS PROGRAMS...FIRST CLASS FACILITIES

St. Cloud State University's tradition of excellence in athletics is mir-rored by the many outstanding athletic facilities that are featured on the SCSU campus. The majority of SCSU's home sporting events take place at the following locations on campus: Halenbeck Hall, Husky Stadium, Selke Field, Dick Putz Field, and the National Hockey Center.

HISTORIC SELKE FIELD: Selke Field is the home to Husky soft-ball, which placed third in the nation in 2004. The softball diamond is located in the southeast corner of the Selke Field athletic complex. Bleachers and two dugouts complete the playing area. In addition, the SCSU baseball team has a practice field at Selke, and SCSU students use the facility for intramural soccer and touch football.

HUSKY STADIUM: The newest addition to the SCSU facilities list is Husky Stadium, which opened in September 2004. This multi-purpose facility offers seating for 4,198 spectators and is the home to SCSU football and soccer. The field overlooks the scenic Mississippi River and features a state-of-the-art synthetic playing surface along with lights for night play. In the winter months, the field is covered with an inflatable bubble that provides an outstand-ing practice space for many of the SCSU athletic teams and SCSU’s recreation sports programs. Other features of the facility include a press box, President’s Suite, concession stands, ticket booths and bathroom facilities.

The stadium is connected to Halenbeck Hall by a new student rec-reation facility that features a massive fitness center, climbing walls, classrooms, dance studios, snack bar, office space and storage locations.

HALENBECK HALL: Halenbeck Hall was completed and dedi-cated in 1965. The main gymnasium of Halenbeck Hall has a seating capacity of 6,451. Volleyball, men's and women's basketball, wres-tling, and swimming all compete in the main area of Halenbeck. In the summer of 2001, a new wooden floor, arena seating and score-board were installed, which makes Halenbeck one of the best courts in the NSIC. The Halenbeck Aquatics Center has seating capacity for 500 spectators. Its features include a six-lane pool and a diving well with one and three meter boards.

HALL OF FAME: Halenbeck Hall is home to the SCSU Athletic Hall of Fame, which was completed in the spring of 1996. The Hall of Fame is located in the south lobby of the main gymnasium and houses the Hall of Fame plaques, as well as trophy cases for each of the Huskies' sports. The building also houses several classrooms, a complete computer lab and offices for the coaches and athletic administrative staff.

HALENBECK HALL SOUTH: Halenbeck Hall South was com-pleted in 1980. It provides SCSU with an indoor training facility for track, soccer, baseball, softball, and tennis. The major feature of Halenbeck South is an activity center and multiple purpose area bordered by a running track. A new surface was installed in the Halenbeck South Fieldhouse during the summer of 2006. The facil-ity also houses six regulation size racquetball courts, a wrestling practice room, intramural offices, climbing wall and a human perfor-mance laboratory. To the east of Halenbeck and Halenbeck South are outdoor tennis courts.

NORDIC SKI: SCSU's nordic ski team practices at nearby Riverside Park, which is located directly across the Mississippi River from the SCSU campus. The Mississippi River also provides many recreation opportunities for the outdoor sports enthusiast, including fishing, canoeing and hiking.

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THE NATIONAL HOCKEY CENTER: The National Hockey Center is home to Husky hockey and opened its doors in December of 1989. Its main features include two Olympic size sheets of ice measuring 200' by 100'. The main rink has a seating capacity for 5,763 fans and sports five VIP boxes located on the east end of the arena. Twelve locker rooms, a fully-equipped athletic training room, a fit-ness center, an equipment and drying room, a play-ers lounge, classroom, manager's office, coaches offices and two Zambonis fill the lower level.

THE MAC: Baseball is played at the St. Cloud Municipal Athletic Complex, located at the west end of St. Cloud. The complex features two of the finest baseball fields in the state - Dick Putz Field and Joe Faber Field.

WEIGHT TRAINING: St. Cloud State athletes have access to two weight training rooms. Athletes can train in the well-equipped, spacious, free weight rooms in Halenbeck and the NHC.

ATHLETIC TRAINING: St. Cloud State athletes have access to two athletic training rooms. Athletes can get treatment in the well-equipped, spacious, training rooms in Halenbeck and the NHC.

Previous page (top to bottom): Husky Stadium, Halenbeck Hall Main Gymnasium, Halenbeck Hall Aquatic Center, St. Cloud State Student Fitness Center, Halenbeck Hall South Fieldhouse, and inside of the dome that covers

Husky Stadium during the winter months.

This page (top to bottom): Historic Selke Field (softball), Joe Faber Field (baseball), inside of men’s hockey locker room (NHC), inside of men’s football locker room (Husky

Stadium), Husky Stadium for soccer, Halenbeck Hall Wrestling Room, Halenbeck Hall Athletic Training Room,

NHC Weight Room and the National Hockey Center packed for another SCSU men’s hockey game.



HUSKY HOCKEY PROVIDES A HELPING HAND IN THE COMMUNITY AND ON CAMPUS

The St. Cloud State University men’s hockey pro-gram and the entire St. Cloud State University Athletic Department annually provides many hours of volunteer service for the St. Cloud area and the campus commu-ity.

Over the years, the St. Cloud State men’s hockey team has participated in reading programs for local youths, they provide a helping hand at the University’s annual move-in day for students moving into the campus dormi-tories and they participate in the annual Skate with the Huskies program each fall.

These are just a few examples of the many ways that the St. Cloud State University men’s hockey program gives back to the community that surrounds and sup-ports that in St. Cloud and on the campus at St. Cloud State University.

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Head Men’s Hockey Coach

BOB MOTZKO• Guided SCSU to NCAA tournament in 2010, 2008 & 2007• SCSU ranked #5/7 in final Division I polls in 2009-10• Four trips to the WCHA Final Five in 2006, 2007, 2008 & 2010 • 2007 and 2006 WCHA Coach of the Year• 1987 graduate of St. Cloud State and former SCSU player• 105-74-24 career record at SCSU over five seasons

In six season as head coach at St. Cloud State University, Bob Motzko has made an impact on the world of college

hockey, as he has led the Huskies to a place among the na-tion’s elite programs since his arrival on campus in 2005. In his first season at SCSU, Motzko molded a team that ranked among the nation’s top 15 teams with a 22-16-4 overall record. The team also advanced to the WCHA Final Five for the first time since 2002, and the Huskies completed the year with an impressive second place finish at the Final Five before packed houses at the Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul. Motzko followed his opening act with his second con-secutive WCHA Coach of the Year award in 2006-07, as the Huskies placed second in the rugged WCHA at 14-7-7- (22-11-7 overall). The Huskies finished with a number 7/8 ranking in the final college hockey national polls, a return trip to the WCHA Final Five and they gained a NCAA tournament bid - the team’s first since 2003. To cap the season, Motzko was named a finalist for the AHCA’s Spencer Penrose Award for the sec-ond consecutive season. Motzko also saw two of his players gain pres-tigious national recognition as forward Andreas Nodl was selected as the HCA National Division I Rookie of the Year and senior goaltender Bobby Goepfert earned All-America honors and was selected as a Hobey Baker Award Top 10 Finalist in 2007. The success continued in 2007-08, as the Huskies earned their second consecutive NCAA bid, a third consecutive WCHA Final Five trip and another top 15 ranking in the national polls. Sophomore forward Ryan Lasch led the WCHA in scoring, earned 2008 All-America honors and became SCSU’s third Hobey Baker Award top 10 finalist.

SCSU carded its fourth consectutive winning season in 2008-09 under the leadership of Motzko. The Huskies were ranked among the nation’s top 20 teams for much of the season The Motzko success story continued in 2009-10, as the Huskies claimed another winning season at 24-14-5 overall (15-9-4 WCHA). SCSU went on to place second at the WCHA Final Five and gain another NCAA tournament bid. At the 2010 NCAA West Regional in St. Paul, the Huskies posted a first-round 4-3 double OT win over Northern Michigan and advanced to the quarterfinals of the NCAA tourna-ment. The Huskies were ranked among the nation’s best throughout the season, and they finished the 2009-10 campaign with a #5/7 rating in the year’s final NCAA Division I polls. In 2010-11, SCSU once again received votes in the final national polls and the Huskies also brought home first place honors from the 2010 Florida College Hockey Classic that included wins over Miami and Cornell.

Along with his team’s success, Motzko has helped several recent SCSU players make the move to the professional ranks. Motzko’s for-mer players from SCSU who have gone on to play in the NHL include Andreas Nodl, Andrew Gordon, Casey Borer, Joe Jensen and Nate Raduns.

It All Started at SCSU Motzko’s quick success with the Huskies should come as no surprise as his coaching resume reflects excellence and a life-time of dedication to the sport of hockey. For Motzko, the move to St. Cloud State in 2005 was a return to his roots. A 1987 graduate of the University, Motzko was a two-year varsity letterwinner for the Huskies from 1983-85. A native of Austin, Minnesota, Motzko also began his coaching career with the Huskies. In 1986-87, Motzko joined the staff at

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SCSU along with legendary head coach Herb Brooks and then first-year assistant coach Craig Dahl - who Motzko replaced as head coach in 2005-06. “The opportunity provided by Craig (Dahl) and SCSU back in 1986, is the reason I am a college hockey coach today,” Motzko said. Motzko’s coaching career continued to grow after his season with the Huskies. In 1987, he was named head coach and general manager of the USHL’s North Iowa squad. Motzko went on to spend four seasons at North Iowa and led the Huskies to the 1989 U.S. National Junior “A” championship. In 1991, Motzko returned to the college coaching ranks as an assistant coach at Miami of Ohio. He served with the RedHawks from 1991-93 before moving to the University of Denver as an associate head coach from 1993-94. He returned to Miami as an associate head coach in 1994, and remained in that position until 1999. At Miami, Motzko helped the RedHawks win that school’s first CCHA league title, gain two NCAA tournament bids and four conference playoff appearances. Motzko also was part of the staff that recruited several top level players to Miami includiing NHLers Dan Boyle, Kevyn Adams, Todd Rohloff and Randy Robitaille. Miami athletes during Motzko’s tenure included three Hobey Baker finalists and six first team All-Americans.

Success in the USHLMotzko made his return to the USHL in 1999, after

being named head coach and general manager of the new Sioux Falls Stampede. In two years at Sioux Falls, Motzko helped the

Stampede to an impressive 77-31-6 overall record. He was named the USHL General Manager of the Year after the Stampede fin-ished 37-17-4 and advanced to the USHL playoffs in the inaugural year of the franchise. At Sioux Falls, Motzko helped move 26 players on to college pro-grams around the nation - includ-ing former SCSU standouts Mike Doyle, Dave Iannazzo and Joe Jensen.

The Return to Campus The call of college hockey brought Motzko back to campus in 2001, as he was named an assistant coach at the University of Minnesota. With the Gophers from 2001-2005, Motzko played a key role in Minnesota’s success. Some of the highlights included two NCAA Division I champion-ships in 2002 and 2003 and WCHA playoff titles in 2003 and 2004.

At Minnesota, Motzko was part of a program that produced one

Hobey Baker Award winner, three first team All-Americans, two second team All-Americans and many All-WCHA award winners. He helped recruit three eventual first-round NHL draft picks at Minnesota and he worked with the nation’s leading scorer (Johnny Pohl) in 2002, and the nation’s leading rookie scorer (Thomas Vanek) in 2003. Throughout his career, Motzko has had the opportunity to work with several of the top coaches in college hockey. This list includes Brooks, Dahl, Minnesota’s Don Lucia, former Harvard coach Mark Mazzoleni, Denver’s George Gwozdecky, and Air Force’s Frank Serratore.

Back Home Again “I had a tremendous experience as a student and athlete at St. Cloud State” Motzko said. “Some of my best friends to this day are guys that I went to college with and played hockey with at SCSU.” Of course Motzko has noticed a few changes since his college days along the Mississippi. “The changes that have taken place on campus since I left in 1987 have been incredible. The National Hockey Center, Husky Stadium and the Halenbeck student recreation center, the G.R. Herberger College of Business (which is housed in the newly renovated Centennial Hall), the library and updates at the Atwood Center, the Wick Science Center and Brown Hall have really been great additions to the campus. This is really a vibrant and upbeat campus with outstanding professors and academics. It is a great place to go to school.”

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St. Cloud State University head coach Bob Motzko, the 2006 and 2007 WCHA Coach of the Year.


Coach Motzko vs. OpponentsWCHA Opponents RecordAlaska Anchorage ..................................................................13-3-2Bemidji State ............................................................................6-2-0Colorado College ....................................................................8-10-3Denver ......................................................................................8-8-0Michigan Tech.........................................................................15-2-1Minnesota .................................................................................8-9-3Minnesota Duluth ...................................................................13-7-2Minnesota State, Mankato......................................................5-10-4Nebraska-Omaha .....................................................................0-3-1North Dakota ..........................................................................7-15-5Wisconsin ...............................................................................9-12-2

Non-Conference OpponentsBrown .......................................................................................3-0-1Canisius ....................................................................................1-0-1Clarkson ...................................................................................3-3-0Colgate .....................................................................................3-0-1Cornell ......................................................................................1-1-0Harvard .....................................................................................1-0-0Maine ........................................................................................0-1-1Merychurst ................................................................................2-0-0Miami (Ohio) .............................................................................1-4-1Northern Michigan ....................................................................2-1-0Quinnipiac.................................................................................3-1-0RIT ............................................................................................1-0-0Robert Morris ............................................................................4-0-0Union ........................................................................................2-0-1Vermont ....................................................................................1-0-0

Coach Motzko Year by Year at SCSUYear Overall WCHA WCHA Playoffs NCAA2005-06 22-16-4 13-13-2/6th 4-2/2nd -2006-07 22-11-7 14-7-7/2nd 2-3/4th 0-12007-08 19-6-5 12-12-4/4th 2-1 0-12008-09 18-17-3 13-13-2/6th 0-2 -2009-10 24-14-5 15-9-4/3rd 3-2/2nd 1-12010-11 15-18-5 11-13-4/8th 0-2 -Totals 120-92-29 78-67-23 11-12 1-3

Motzko Milestones at SCSUFirst Win at SCSU ............... Oct. 15, 2005 - SCSU 3, at NMU 2 OTFirst Win at NHC ...................Oct. 28, 2005 - SCSU 3, Minnesota 2First WCHA Win ................Oct. 28, 2005 - at SCSU 3, Minnesota 2 First Shutout at SCSU ............... Nov. 12, 2005 - SCSU 7, at MTU 0First WCHA Playoff Win ...............Mar. 10, 2006 - SCSU 2, at CC 1First WCHA Final 5 Win ................Mar. 16, 2006 - SCSU 5, UMD 1First NCAA Tourney Game .......... Mar. 23, 2007 - Maine 4, SCSU 125th Victory at SCSU ..........Nov. 17, 2006 - at SCSU 4, Clarkson 050th Victory at SCSU ................ Nov. 10, 2007 - SCSU 4, at MTU 1100th Victory at SCSU .Feb. 12, 2010 - at SCSU 4, North Dakota 3

SCSU coach Bob Motzko (right) receives his 2007 WCHA Co-Coach of the Year award from commissioner Bruce McLeod (center) at the conference’s award ceremony at the Xcel Energy Center. Michigan Tech coach Jamie Russell (left) was also recognized as a WCHA Co-Coach of the Year in 2007.

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Motzko also points out the pending changes to the National Hockey Center, which will provide the Huskies with a state-of-the-art facility, as another point of pride for his alma mater. When it comes to his philosophy on recruiting and coaching, Motzko has a very simple answer. “It always seems that if you surround yourself with good student-athletes who have high skills, you will achieve success. “Our biggest goal is to bring a student-athlete in here and have them succeed in the class-room and on the ice. We want them to graduate and then leave here after having a great college experience. “I really want to let our players have the same sort of posi-tive college hockey experience I enjoyed at SCSU. “When your players go through your program and have a great experience, they will give back to your program in many ways. I want my players to have pride in our program and this University.” Motzko noted, “SCSU has developed a rich hockey tradition. We want to build on that tradition and continue to be a contender in the WCHA and the NCAA.” Motzko and his wife, Shelley, are the parents of one daughter (Ella) and two sons (Mack and Beau). They reside in St. Cloud. He originally hails from Austin, Minn. and is a 1979 graduate of Austin High School.

THE BOB MOTZKO FILE:Record at SCSU/Years: 120-92-29/6 yearsCareer Record/Years:120-92-29/6 yearsYears as a Hockey Coach: 26th in 2011-12Alma Mater: St. Cloud State (1987)Degree: Elective StudiesHometown: Austin, Minn.High School: Austin H.S. (1979)

Playing Experience: Dubuque Fighting Saints (1981) St. Cloud State (1983-85)

Coaching ExperienceHead Coach/General Manager: • St. Cloud State (2005-present) 2007 & 2006 WCHA Coach of the Year • Sioux Falls Stampede-USHL (1998-2001) 2000 USHL General Manager of the Year 77-31-6 overall record at Sioux Falls • North Iowa-USHL (1987-1991) 1989 USHL General Manager of the Year 1989 U.S. Junior “A” National ChampionsAssistant Coach • St. Cloud State (1986-87) On staff along with Herb Brooks and Craig Dahl 3rd place at 1987 NCAA DIII championships • University of Minnesota (2001-2005) NCAA Champions in 2002 and 2003 at UMAssociate Head Coach • Miami University (1991-93 & 1994-98) Helped lead Miami to CCHA title in 1992-93 • University of Denver (1993-94)

Motzko Facts:• 2006 & 2007 WCHA Coach of the Year.• 2006 Inside College Hockey Coach of the Year.• 2006 & 2007 AHCA Spencer Penrose Award finalist• Has coached SCSU to NCAA tournament bids in 2007, 2008 and 2010. Helped Huskies win first NCAA tournament game in team his-tory in 2010.• Motzko has led the Huskies to four WCHA Final Five appearances in 2006, 2007, 2008 and 2010. SCSU advanced to Final Five title game in 2006 and 2010. The Huskies have earned home ice in the WCHA playoffs during the 2007, 2008 and 2010 playoffs.• Under Motzko, the Huskies have produced two Hobey Baker Top 10 finalists and two AHCA Division I All-America award winners (Bobby Goepfert in 2007 and Ryan Lasch in 2008).• Assistant at Minnesota during NCAA title runs in 2002 and 2003.• Helped establish the USHL program at Sioux Falls. In his first year at Sioux Falls, Motzko led the Stampede to the USHL playoffs and a 37-17-4 record. • Has coached several top NHL draft picks including Kevyn Adams, Dan Boyle, Randy Robitaille, Thomas Vanek, Keith Ballard, Brian Savage, Paul Martin, John Pohl, Jordan Leopold, Brock Hooton, Joe Jensen, Andrew Gordon, Bobby Goepfert, Andreas Nodl, Oliver Lauridsen, Garrett Roe, Ben Hanowsk, Mike Lee and Nick Oliver.• Motzko’s former players from SCSU who have gone on to skate in the NHL include Andreas Nodl, Andrew Gordon, Nate Raduns, Joe Jensen and Casey Borer.


Mike Gibbons will begin his fifth season as an assistant coach at SCSU in 2011-12.Prior to his move to SCSU, Gibbons had served since 1997 as the head boys’ hockey coach at

Eastview High School in Apple Valley, Minn. In his coaching career that spans more than 25 years, Gibbons has had the opportunity to coach at all levels of the game including high school, juniors, college and professional.

Gibbons is a graduate of Bemidji State University, where he was a standout collegiate player for the Beavers from 1975 to 1979. He gained All-America notice in 1978 and 1979 and helped BSU win a national title in 1979. He went on to receive his Master’s degree from Bemidji State in 1989.

He started his coaching career at Bemidji State as an assistant in 1981. Gibbons then served as the BSU head coach during the 1982-83 sea-son, during which time he was named the NHCA Conference Coach of the Year and the College Division National Coach of the Year.

Gibbons moved to Northern Michigan University in 1983, and served as an assistant coach with the Wildcats’ hockey program until 1988. He went on to serve as an assistant coach at WCHA powers Colorado College (1988 to 1990) and the University of Denver (1990 to 1994).

After leaving Denver, Gibbons worked for one year as the head coach for the Langley Thunder in the BCJHL. From 1995 to 1997, Gibbons moved into the professional ranks as an assistant coach with the Baltimore Bandits – the Anaheim Ducks’ top affiliate in the AHL. Gibbons returned to Minnesota to take over as head coach at Eastview High School, when that school started up its boys’ hockey program in 1997. Since that time, Gibbons has gone on to earn Minnesota State High School League Section 5 Coach of the Year honors in 2001, 2003 and 2004.

In 2006, Gibbons served as an assistant coach for the USA Junior National Team, which placed fourth at the World Junior Tournament in Vancouver, B.C. In 1993, he was a co-coach with Scott Owens for the USA Select Team and he has coached numer-

ous USA Hockey Select 17 teams during his career.

A resident of Eagan, Gibbons and his wife Nancy have three chil-dren, Sean, Kelly and Shannon.

MIKE GIBBONSASSISTANT MEN’S HOCKEY COACH

The Gibbons FileYears at St. Cloud State: Fifth Season Alma Mater: Bemidji State (1981)

Coaching/Playing Experience: Player Hampton (EHL) 1979-80, 1980-81 Richmond (EHL) 1979-80

Assistant Coach Bemidji State (1981-82) Northern Michigan (1983-88) Colorado College (1988-90) Denver University (1990-94) Baltimore - AHL (1995-97) St. Cloud State (2007-present)Head Coach Bemidji State (1982-83) Langley - BCJHL (1994-95) Eastview H.S. - Apple Valley, MN (1997-2007)


STEVE JOHNSONASSISTANT MEN’S HOCKEY COACH

Steve Johnson will begin his second season as an assistant coach at St. Cloud State University in 2011-12. “Steve (Johnson) has been one of the most successful coaches in the history of the USHL and he is

one of the great players in the history of the WCHA. His experiences as a player and a coach will be a huge asset for our program,” said SCSU head coach Bob Motzko. Johnson brings a wealth of hockey experience to St. Cloud State, both as a player and as a coach. He most recently served as the head coach of the Fargo Force of the USHL during the 2009-10 season. “I am very excited to be coming to St. Cloud State and getting back into the WCHA,” Johnson said. “I’ve gotten to know Coach Motzko and Coach (Mike) Gibbons very well over years, and I am looking forward to becoming a part of the program at St. Cloud State.” At Fargo, Johnson’s team charted a 45-22 overall record and a second place finish in the 2010 Clark Cup finals after replacing former Fargo coach Dean Blais in 2009. Johnson began coaching in the USHL with a stop at Fargo-Moorhead in 1995-96. He was then named the head coach of the Lincoln Stars the next season. In his first season at Lincoln, Johnson guided his club to a 40-13-1 record and a Clark Cup championship. This would mark the start of a decade long run at Lincoln, which saw Johnson’s teams win 30-plus games nine times during his tenure. He was named the USHL Coach of the Year in 1996, 2000 and 2001, and he led the Stars to a second Clark Cup title (USHL postsea-son championship) in 2003. Johnson also guided Lincoln to Anderson Cups (USHL regular season champions) in 2003, 2001 and 2000. Johnson’s USHL coaching record stands at 470-223-54, and his 470 victories ranks fourth in the league records for most career wins. Johnson’s career win percentage of .665 ranks fifth in league records. A Grand Forks, N.D. native, Johnson skated for the University of North Dakota from 1984 to 1988. He earned All-WCHA and All-America status during his collegiate career, and also helped guide UND to a national title in 1987. In his senior season, Johnson was a Hobey Baker Award finalist and was named the WCHA Student-Athlete of the Year in 1988. In his four years at UND, Johnson recorded 191 points (70g/121a) over 153 career games. As a senior, Johnson posted 85 points (34g/51a) for UND. A 1987 draft pick of the Vancouver Canucks, Johnson played professionally for two seasons in the IHL with the Milwaukee Admirals and the Phoenix Roadrunners. (Photo by Brad Olson)

The Johnson FileYears at St. Cloud State: Second Season Alma Mater: North Dakota (1988)

Coaching/Playing Experience: Player North Dakota (1984-88) Milwaukee - AHL (1988-89) Phoenix - AHL (1989-90)

Head Coach Fargo-Moorhead - USHL (1995-96) Lincoln - USHL (1996-2006) Fargo - USHL (2009-10)


Jeremiah Minkel is a battle tested 17-year veteran in the SCSU equipment room. He begins his 12th season as the team's equipment manager on a full-time basis at SCSU in 2011-12. He serves as the director of equipment operations for both the men's and women's hockey teams at SCSU, and he also oversees the entire SCSU hockey equipment room staff. His duties include equipment procurement, locker room orga-nization for both home and away games and complete maintenance of the team's equipment. He is widely recognized as one of the top skate technicians in the WCHA, and his work has helped several SCSU players advance to the NHL - including Tampa Bay's Ryan Malone, New York's Tyler Arnason, Toronto’s Jeff Finger,, Carolina’s Tim Conboy, Colorado’s Matt Hendricks and Philadelphia’s Andreas Nodl. A graduate of SCSU, Minkel hails from nearby Spicer, Minn. and he attended New London-Spicer H.S. Minkel enjoys hunting and fishing in his spare time.

Zins begins his sixth season as head strength and conditioning coordinator at SCSU. He has served as an assistant track and field coach at SCSU since 2000, and comes to the athletic program as one of the best throwers in SCSU history. A four-time national participant, Zins is also a four-time North Central Conference champion and two-time All-American in the shot put. He was the national runner up in the 2000 Division II Indoor National Championships and received All-NCC honors numerous times in the shot put, discus, hammer, and weight throw. A native of Nicollet, MN, Zins received his bachelor’s of sci-ence in physical education in 2002 from SCSU and is currently working towards his master’s of science in exercise science from SCSU. Zins currently resides in St. Cloud with his wife and child.

Matt Chapman begins his sixth season as the coordinator of hockey and video operations at SCSU in 2011-12. A graduate of Bethel University in 2006, Chapman majored in Athletic Training and he is a certified athletic trainer. At Bethel, Chapman served as the men’s basketball trainer during the 2005-06 season. He played one year of hockey at Bethel, and he is from Bloomington, Indiana. Chapman attended Culver Military Academy, where he played soccer, hockey, baseball and track. Chapman and his wife Alicia reside in St. Cloud with their son Will.

MATT CHAPMANCoordinator of Hockey and Video Operations

TRAVIS ZINSStrength and Conditioning Coordinator

JEREMIAH MINKELSCSU’s Director of Equipment Operations


BRYAN DeMAINEMEN’S HOCKEY ATHLETIC TRAINERThe well liked Bryan DeMaine is a 2000 graduate of the University of Mary and earned his Masters of Science from St. Cloud State University in 2004. He most recently served as athletic trainer/strength and conditioning coach at St. Olaf College since Sept. 2003. His duties at St. Olaf included working as the head athletic trainer for that school's football, men's and women's hockey teams and the outdoor track and field program. He was affiliated with the Center for Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation during his time at St. Olaf. DeMaine also worked as the head athletic trainer/strength and conditioning coach at the North Dakota State College of Science from Aug. 2002 through Sept. 2003. At NDSCS, DeMaine worked with that school's football, volleyball, men's basketball and women's basketball programs. As a graduate assistant at St. Cloud State, DeMaine worked with the St. Cloud Orthopedic Associates and was an on-site trainer for home ath-letic contests at the College of St. Benedict and St. John's University. He is certified by the National Athletic Trainers Board of Certification. He resides in Sartell with his wife Mandy and two daughters (Addison and Rylie).

Dr. Ryan Granroth Tom Jensen Team Chiropractor Team Physical Therapist

2011-12 St. Cloud State Team Doctors

Dr. Shane Gustafson Dr. Matthew Hwang Team Physician Team Physician

Dr. Michael Murphy Dr. Joel Duray Team Physician Team Dentist


No. Name POS R/L HT WT YR Birthdate Hometown / Previous School or Team2 Jarrod Rabey D L 6-1 238 Fr. 9/ 18/92 Rockton, IL (Indiana/USHL)3 Sam Zabkowicz D L 5-11 180 Sr. 6/12/87 Greendale, WI (Sioux Falls/USHL) 4 Taylor Johnson D R 5-10 160 Jr. 10/26/89 Hugo, MN (Green Bay/USHL) 7 Kevin Gravel (LAK) D L 6-4 198 So. 3/6/92 Kingsford, MI (Sioux City/USHL)8 Cory Thorson F L 6-2 195 So. 7/4/90 Crystal, MN (Owatonna /NAHL)9 David Morley F R 5-6 157 Fr. 7/25/90 Richmond Hill, ON (Victoria/BCHL)10 Ben Hanowski (PIT) - C F L 6-2 195 Jr. 10/18/90 Little Falls, MN (Little Falls H.S.) 11 Jared Festler F L 5-9 180 Sr. 10/14/89 Little Falls, MN (Lincoln/USHL) 12 Travis Novak F R 5-11 185 Sr. 9/2/88 Lethbridge, AB (Omaha/USHL) 13 Jordy Christian F L 5-10 176 Sr. 10/6/88 Moorhead, MN (Prince George/BCHL) 14 Nick Jensen (DET) D R 6-0 193 So. 9/21/90 Rogers, MN (Green Bay /USHL)15 Mitch MacMillan F L 6-0 185 So. 11/24/89 Penticton, BC (Alberni Valley/BCHL)17 Joey Holka F R 6-3 190 Fr. 6/5/90 Phoenix, AZ (Penticton/BCHL)18 Garrett Milan F L 5-6 160 Fr. 4/5/91 Whistler, BC (Penticton/BCHL)19 Drew LeBlanc - C F L 6-0 195 Jr. 6/29/89 Hermantown, MN (Chicago/USHL)20 Brandon Burrell D L 6-0 195 So. 5/7/90 Brooklyn Park, MN (Wenatchee-NAHL)21 Brooks Bertsch F R 5-10 180 Fr. 5/10/90 Dubuque, IA (Dubuque/USHL)22 David Eddy F R 6-0 187 Jr. 12/10/89 Woodbury, MN (Sioux Falls/USHL) 23 Cam Reid (NASH) F L 6-3 203 So. 8/25/91 Delta, BC (Westside-BCHL) 26 Nic Dowd (LAK) F R 6-2 196 So. 5/27/90 Huntsville, AL (Indiana-USHL)27 Nick Oliver (NASH) F L 6-2 195 Fr. 5/4/91 Crookston, MN (Fargo/USHL)28 Andrew Prochno D L 5-11 185 Fr. 11/3/91 Shorewood, MN (Sioux Falls/USHL)29 Ryan Faragher G L 6-2 205 Fr. 7/3/90 Fort Frances, ON (Bismarck/NAHL)30 Mike Lee (PHO) - C G L 6-1 190 Jr. 10/5/90 Roseau, MN (Fargo/USHL) 33 Joe Phillippi G L 5-8 170 Fr. 6/6/90 Shoreview, MN (Fairbanks/NAHL)36 Nate Hardy G L 5-11 187 Sr. 7/11/88 Hermantown, MN (Southern MInn./NAHL) 40 Tim Daly D R 5-11 185 Fr. 2/1/92 Maple Ridge, BC (Langley/BCHL)

Head Coach: Bob MotzkoAssistant Coaches: Mike Gibbons, Steve JohnsonCoordinator of Equipment Operations: Jeremiah MinkelCoordinator of Hockey and Video Operations: Matt ChapmanAthletic Trainer: Bryan DeMaineAthletic Media Relations: Tom Nelson

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SCSU Pronunciation Guide

Brooks Bertsch ................................................................... birchedBrandon Burrell...................................................................burr-rellMatt Chapman .................................................................... chappyJordy Christian................................................................... krist-ianNic Dowd ............................................................................ dow-edDavid Eddy ............................................................................. eddyRyan Faragher................................................................. fair-a-gurJared Festler........................................................................ fest-lerKevin Gravel ..................................................................... grah-vellBen Hanowski..............................................................huh-now-skiJoseph Holka ...................................................................... hole-kaDrew LeBlanc ...................................................................... le-blahGarrett Milan ......................................................................mah-lanDavid Morley.....................................................................more-leeBob Motzko...................................................................... mots-koe

Joseph Phillippi.................................................................. fa-lip-eeAndrew Prochno ...............................................................prock-noTravis Novak ...................................................................... no-vackJarrod Rabey ......................................................................ray-beeSam Zabkowicz ............................................................zab-co-witz


ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

No. Name POS R/L HT WT YR Birthdate Hometown / Previous School or Team21 Brooks Bertsch F R 5-10 180 Fr. 5/10/90 Dubuque, IA (Dubuque/USHL)20 Brandon Burrell D L 6-0 195 So. 5/7/90 Brooklyn Park, MN (Wenatchee-NAHL)13 Jordy Christian F L 5-10 176 Sr. 10/6/88 Moorhead, MN (Prince George/BCHL) 40 Tim Daly D R 5-11 185 Fr. 2/1/92 Maple Ridge, BC (Langley/BCHL) 26 Nic Dowd (LAK) F R 6-2 196 So. 5/27/90 Huntsville, AL (Indiana-USHL)22 David Eddy F R 6-0 187 Jr. 12/10/89 Woodbury, MN (Sioux Falls/USHL) 29 Ryan Faragher G L 6-2 205 Fr. 7/3/90 Fort Frances, ON (Bismarck/NAHL)11 Jared Festler F L 5-9 180 Sr. 10/14/89 Little Falls, MN (Lincoln/USHL) 7 Kevin Gravel (LAK) D L 6-4 198 So. 3/6/92 Kingsford, MI (Sioux City/USHL)10 Ben Hanowski (PIT) - C F L 6-2 195 Jr. 10/18/90 Little Falls, MN (Little Falls H.S.) 36 Nate Hardy G L 5-11 187 Sr. 7/11/88 Hermantown, MN (Southern MInn./NAHL) 17 Joey Holka F R 6-3 190 Fr. 6/5/90 Phoenix, AZ (Penticton/BCHL)14 Nick Jensen (DET) D R 6-0 193 So. 9/21/90 Rogers, MN (Green Bay /USHL)4 Taylor Johnson D R 5-10 160 Jr. 10/26/89 Hugo, MN (Green Bay/USHL) 19 Drew LeBlanc -C F L 6-0 195 Jr. 6/29/89 Hermantown, MN (Chicago/USHL)30 Mike Lee (PHO) - C G L 6-1 190 Jr. 10/5/90 Roseau, MN (Fargo/USHL) 15 Mitch MacMillan F L 6-0 185 So. 11/24/89 Penticton, BC (Alberni Valley/BCHL)18 Garrett Milan F L 5-6 160 Fr. 4/5/91 Whistler, BC (Penticton/BCHL)9 David Morley F R 5-6 157 Fr. 7/25/90 Richmond Hill, ON (Victoria/BCHL)12 Travis Novak F R 5-11 185 Sr. 9/2/88 Lethbridge, AB (Omaha/USHL) 27 Nick Oliver (NASH) F L 6-2 195 Fr. 5/4/91 Crookston, MN (Fargo/USHL)33 Joe Phillippi G L 5-8 170 Fr. 6/6/90 Shoreview, MN (Fairbanks/NAHL)28 Andrew Prochno D L 5-11 185 Fr. 11/3/91 Shorewood, MN (Sioux Falls/USHL)2 Jarrod Rabey D L 6-1 238 Fr. 9/ 18/92 Rockton, IL (Indiana/USHL)23 Cam Reid (NASH) F L 6-3 203 So. 8/25/91 Delta, BC (Westside-BCHL) 8 Cory Thorson F L 6-2 195 So. 7/4/90 Crystal, MN (Owatonna /NAHL)3 Sam Zabkowicz D L 5-11 180 Sr. 6/12/87 Greendale, WI (Sioux Falls/USHL)

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Where They’re From

Minnesota ..................................................................................14

Twin Cities ............................................7 (Eddy, Johnson, Burrell,

.............................................. Thorson, Jensen, Phillippi, Prochno)

Central Minnesota Area ............................. 2 (Festler, Hanowski)

Fargo-Moorhead Area .............................................. 1 (Christian)

Duluth Area .....................................................2 (LeBlanc, Hardy)

Northwest Minnesota ............................................ 2 (Lee, Oliver)

Alabama.......................................................................... 1 (Dowd)

Iowa.............................................................................. 1 (Bertsch)

Michigan ........................................................................1 (Gravel)

Wisconsin ................................................................1 (Zabkowciz)

Arizona ........................................................................... 1 (Holka)

Ilinois ............................................................................. 1 (Rabey)

Alberta ........................................................................... 1 (Novak)

Ontario .......................................................... 2 (Faragher, Morley)

British Columbia ........................ 4 (Daly, Milan, MacMiilan, Reid)


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Year-By-Year StatisticsOVERALLYear GP G A Pts. PP SH GW P-PIM2008-09 37 6 9 15 0 0 1 4-8 2009-10 42 2 9 11 0 1 0 6-12 2010-11 31 2 4 6 0 0 0 4-8 TOTAL 110 10 22 32 0 1 1 14-28 WCHA GAMES ONLYYear GP G A Pts. PP SH GW P-PIM2008-09 28 5 9 14 0 0 1 4-82009-10 28 1 7 8 0 1 0 6-122010-11 26 2 4 6 0 0 0 3-6__Totals 82 8 20 28 0 1 1 13-26

Career Highs Goals: 1 vs. several opps. (Last vs UW on Feb. 25, 2011)Assists: 2 vs. Minnesota on Jan. 17, 2009Points: 2 vs. 2 opps.(Last on Jan. 17, 2009 vs. UM)PPG: NoneSHG: 1 at Alaska Anchorage on Dec. 4, 2009GWG: 1 at Minnesota State on Dec. 5, 2008First Career Goal: Oct. 24, 2008 at Bemidji StateFirst Career Goal at NHC: Dec. 6, 2008 vs. MSUFirst Career Assist: Nov. 21, 2008 vs. WisconsinFirst Career Assist at NHC: Nov. 21, 2008 vs. Wisconsin

Christian vs. OpponentsOpponents G-A-P (GP)Alaska 0-0-0 (0 GP)UAA 1-2-3 (7 GP)Bemidji State 2-0-1 (4 GP)Clarkson 0-0-0 (0 GP)Colorado College 1-1-2 (8 GP)Cornell 0-1-1 (2 GP)Denver 0-3-3 (8 GP)Maine 0-0-0 (1 GP)Miami University 0-1-1 (3 GP)Michigan Tech 0-2-2 (8 GP)Minnesota 0-3-3 (10 GP)Minnesota Duluth 1-1-2 (6 GP)Minnesota State 3-1-4 (10 GP)Nebraska Omaha 0-0-0 (4 GP)New Hampshire 0-0-0 (0 GP)North Dakota 0-4-4 (13 GP)Northern Michigan 0-0-0 (1 GP)Quinnipiac College 0-0-0 (3 GP)RIT 0-0-0 (0 GP)Western Michigan 0-0-0 (0 GP)Wisconsin 1-3-4 (10 GP)WCHA First Round 0-0-0 (6 GP)WCHA Final Five 0-0-0 (2 GP)NCAA 0-0-0 (2 GP)

2010-11: Played in 31 games for the Huskies as a junior... 2011 WCHA Scholar Athlete... named to the All-WCHA Academic squad... tallied six points in 2010-11 on two goals and four assists... scored a goal on Jan. 22 in a 5-2 victory at Bemidji State... added his second goal in a 4-2 win vs Wisconsin on Feb. 25.2009-10: Christian played in 42 games during his sophomore season with 2 goals and nine assists...+4 on the plus/minus...scored shorthanded goal at UAA on Dec. 4...added goal against Union College on Oct. 16...named to 2010 All-WCHA Academic Team...a 2010 WCHA Scholar-Athlete...named to 2010 ESPN Academic All-District V University At-Large Second Team.2008-09: Christian played in 37 of 38 games for SCSU during his rst year as a Husky... nished the year with 15 points (6g/9a)...scored rst collegiate point on a goal at Bemidji State on Oct. 24...had ve consecutive games with at least one point from Jan 17 through Jan. 31.Prior to SCSU: A 2007 graduate of Moorhead High School, where he skated for coach Dave Morin-ville...earned three hockey letters at Moorhead...2007 All-State selection and Mr. Hockey Finalist...two-time letterwinner in golf...played during 2007-08 season at Prince George in the BCHL...named BCHL Interior Conference Rookie of the Year in 2007-08...scored 39g/45a at Prince George...played in 2007 with Sioux Falls of the USHL, and was part of Clark Cup title team.Personal: Born Oct. 6, 1988...parents are Ed and Lisa Christian of Moorhead... nance major at SCSU...salutatorian of high school class...enjoys golf, reading and shing.

CHRISTIAN FAST FACT: Christian netted a “hat trick” of academic honors in 2010 by being named to the All-WCHA Academic Team, a WCHA Scholar-Athlete and also to the ESPN the Magazine All-District V University At-Large

Second Team as a sophomore.

Jordy

CHRISTIANSenior

Forward • Left • 5-10 • 180 lbs. Moorhead, Minn. • Moorhead H.S.

Previous Team: Prince George (USHL)

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Jared

FESTLERSenior Forward • Left • 5-9 • 180 lbs. Little Falls, Minn. • Little Falls H.S.Previous Team: Lincoln (USHL)

2010-11: Festler earned All-WCHA Academic honors in 2011...ranked fourth on the team with 24 points, which included 12 goals and 12 assists in 2010-11...led the Huskies with six power play goals in 2010-11...Festler also posted three GWGs for the Huskies...notched four multi-point games, including three assists against UW on Feb. 26, 2011 and 1g/2a against Minnesota State on Jan. 29, 2011... nished with an impressive +5 in 2010-11.

2009-10: Festler earned All-WCHA Academic honors in 2010...ranked fth on team in 2009-10 with 24 points (11g/13a)...led team with two SHGs and two GWGs in 2009-10...had six multi-points games in 2009-10... nished season with two-goal game vs. Wisconsin in NCAA quarter nal game at the Xcel Energy Center on Mar. 27...also had two goals in a 4-1 win at Minnesota on Jan. 23...scored GWG vs. Colorado College in 5-4 win on Jan. 29 in the Springs.

2008-09: Festler played in 27 games as a freshman for the Huskies...charted the rst goal of his col-legiate career on Oct. 10 against Mercyhurst at the NHC... ve mult-point games including a career high three points (1g/2a) against MSU-Mankato, Dec. 6 at the NHC.

Prior to SCSU: A 2008 graduate of Little Falls High School, where he skated for coach Tony Couture...a two-time All-State and All-Conference award winner for the Flyers...earned team MVP honors at Little Falls...led the MSHSL with 72g/53a in 2006-07...lettered in football and was named team MVP...led Little Falls to state hockey nals in 2007...played at Lincoln (USHL) in 2007-08, and charted 13g/23a.

Personal: Born Oct. 14, 1989...parents are Kevin and Marie Festler of Little Falls...math/land surveying major and GIS minor at SCSU...enjoys water skiing, wakeboarding, shing, hunting and snowboarding.

FESTLER FAST FACT: Festler and SCSU teammate Ben Hanowski both played high school hockey at nearby Little Falls H.S. in Little Falls, Minn. - the boyhood home of famed aviator Charles Lindbergh. Festler scored the rst

two SHGs of his career during the 2009-10 season.

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Year-By-Year StatisticsYear GP G A Pts. PP SH GW P-PIM2008-09 27 7 10 17 2 0 1 5-102009-10 42 11 13 24 2 2 3 2-42010-11 38 12 12 24 6 0 3 4-8Totals 107 30 35 65 10 2 7 11-22

WCHA GAMES ONLYYear GP G A Pts. PP SH GW P-PIM2008-09 18 3 8 11 0 0 0 3-62009-10 27 8 9 17 1 1 2 1-22010-11 28 9 11 20 5 0 3 4-8Totals 73 20 28 48 6 1 5 8-16

Career Highs Goals: 2 vs. several opps., last vs. UW on Mar. 27, 2010Assists: 3 vs. Wisconsin on Feb. 26, 2011Points:3 vs. UW on Feb. 26, 2011 and MSU on Jan. 28, 2011.PPG: 2 vs. Bemidji State on Oct. 25, 2008SHG: 1 vs. two opponents (Last on Mar. 27, 2010 vs. UW)GWG: 7 in career (Last GWG at. UMD on Feb. 11, 2011)First Career Goal: Oct. 10, 2008 vs. MercyhurstFirst Career Goal at NHC: Oct. 10, 2008 vs. MercyhurstFirst Career Assist: Oct. 10, 2008 vs. MercyhurstFirst Career Assist at NHC: Oct. 10, 2008 vs. Mercyhurst

Festler vs. OpponentsOpponents G-A-P (GP)UAA 2-3-5 (6 GP)UAF 0-0-0 (0 GP)Bemidji State 2-2-4 (6 GP)Clarkson 0-1-1 (1 GP)Colorado College 2-0-2 (6 GP)Cornell 0-0-0 (2 GP)Denver 0-3-3 (6 GP)Maine 0-0-0 (0 GP)Miami University 1-0-1 (5 GP)Michigan Tech 3-2-5 (6 GP)Minnesota 5-4-9 (9 GP)Minnesota Duluth 5-2-7 (8 GP)Minnesota State 2-5-7 (10 GP)Nebraska Omaha 1-1-2 (4 GP)New Hampshire 0-0-0 (0 GP)North Dakota 1-1-2( 13 GP)Northern Michigan 0-0-0 (1 GP)Quinnipiac College 1-1-2 (42 GP)RIT 0-0-0 (1 GP)Western Michigan 0-0-0 (0 GP)Wisconsin 2-6-8 (9 GP)WCHA First Round 1-1-2 (7 GP)WCHA Final Five 0-0-0 (2 GP)NCAA 2-0-0 (2 GP)Postseason Total 2-1-3 (9 GP)

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NathanHARDY

SeniorGoalie • Left • 5-11 • 187 lbs.

Hermantown, Minn. • Hermantown H.S.Previous Team: Southern Minn (NAHL)

2010-11: A reserve goalie for the Huskies...posted victory for the Huskies with six saves in a 7-4 exhibi-tion win over Manitoba to open the 2010-11 season.

2009-10: A reserve goalie for the Huskies, Hardy saw action in against Lethbridge during the 2009-10 season...he posted eight saves in 20 minutes of play against Lethbridge.

2008-09: Hardy served as a reserve goaltender during his freshman season.

Prior to SCSU: A 2007 graduate of Hermantown High School, where he played for coach Bruce Plante...three-time letterwinner in hockey...named team MVP in 2007...helped team win MSHSL state title in 2007...three-year letterwinner in soccer and team MVP in 2007...two-year letterwinner in tennis...played during the 2007-08 season at Southern Minnesota in the NAHL.

Personal: Born July 11, 1988...bio-chemistry major at SCSU...parents are Paul and Liz Hardy of Her-mantown.

HARDY FAST FACT: Nate Hardy was the goalie of record for the Huskies in their exhibition win over Manitoba to open the

2010-11 season.

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Year-By-Year StatisticsYear GP W L T MP GAA SV%2008-09 0 0 0 0 0 n/a n/a2009-10 0 0 0 0 0 n/a n/aTotals 0 0 0 0 0 n/a n/a

WCHA GAMES ONLYYear GP W L T MP GAA SV%2008-09 0 0 0 0 0 n/a n/a2009-10 0 0 0 0 0 n/a n/aTotals 0 0 0 0 0 n/a n/a

Career Highs Most Saves in a Game: NoneCareer Shutouts: NoneGoals Scored: NoneAssists: NonePenalties: None

Hardy vs. OpponentsOpponents G-A-P (GP)Alaska Has Not PlayedUAA Has Not PlayedBemidji State Has Not PlayedClarkson Has Not PlayedColorado College Has Not PlayedCornell Has Not PlayedDenver Has Not PlayedMiami University Has Not PlayedMichigan Tech Has Not PlayedMinnesota Has Not PlayedMinnesota Duluth Has Not PlayedMinnesota State Has Not PlayedNebraska-Omaha Has Not PlayedNorth Dakota Has Not PlayedNorthern Michigan Has Not PlayedQuinnipiac College Has Not PlayedRIT Has Not PlayedWestern Michigan Has Not PlayedWisconsin Has Not PlayedWCHA First Round Has Not PlayedWCHA Final Five Has Not PlayedNCAA Has Not PlayedPostseason Total Has Not Played

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Drew LeBLANCSenior - CAPTAINForward • Left • 6-0 • 185 lbs. Hermantown, Minn. • Hermantown H.S.Previous Team: Chicago (USHL)

2010-11: Played in 38 games for the Huskies in 2010-11... 2011 WCHA Scholar Athlete... named to All-WCHA Academic squad... named to All-WCHA Third Team... tied for team lead in both goals (13) and assists (26)... led the Huskies in points with 39... had 4 assists vs. Quinipiac on Oct. 30, 2010 and 1g/3a vs. MTU on Jan. 8, 2011 at the NHC...had two-goal and one assist game on Nov. 20 at UAA... added another two-goal performance Jan. 28 vs Minnesota State... tallied four power play goals... had a points per game average of 1.03...will serve as a team captain in 2011-12.2009-10: LeBlanc was named to the 2010 All-WCHA Academic team and was selected as a 2010 WCHA Scholar-Athlete...2010 ESPN Academic All-District V Second Team...ranked fourth on the team with 31 points and 25 assists in 2009-10...scored six goals and was tied for team lead with three GWGs in 2009-10...also had three power play goals and one shorthanded goal in 2009-10...had eight multi-point games...tallied 1g/2a in win over Brown on Jan. 3...had two helpers in NCAA tournament win over NMU on Mar. 26...provided OT game winner in WCHA playoffs vs. Minnesota State on Mar. 14, which helped secure Final Five berth for Huskies...wore #29 during the 2008-09 and 2009-10 seasons at SCSU.2008-09: LeBlanc played in all 38 games for the Huskies during his freshman season... nished the year with 15 points (8g,7a)...charted rst career point and assist against Mercyhurst on Oct. 11 at the NHC...scored rst collegiate goal at Minnesota on Oct. 18...had lone multi-point game of the year (3g/1a) at Colo-rado College on Jan. 24...named WCHA Offensive Player of the Week for Jan. 19.

Prior to SCSU: A 2008 graduate of Hermantown H.S., where he played for Coach Bruce Plante...three-year hockey letter...All-State and All-Conference award winner at Hermantown...helped Hermantown win MSHSL state title...posted 199 points in three seasons at Hermantown...two-year letterwinner in baseball and football...played junior hockey with Chicago (USHL)...scored 19g/35a for the Steel in 2007-08.

Personal: Born June 29, 1989...parents are Guy and Paula LeBlanc of Duluth...math education major; coaching minor at SCSU...graduated from high school with honors...enjoys hunting and shing.

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Year-By-Year StatisticsOVERALLYear GP G A Pts. PP SH GW P-PIM2008-09 38 8 7 15 3 0 0 9-182009-10 43 6 25 31 3 1 3 5-102010-11 38 13 26 39 4 0 0 9-18Totals 119 27 58 85 10 1 3 23-46


Career Highs Goals: 3 at Colorado College on Jan. 24, 2009Assists: 4 vs. Quinnipiac on Oct. 30, 2010.Points: 4 vs. 3 opponents, last vs. MTU on 1/8/11PPG:1 vs. several opponents (Last Feb. 11 at UMD)SHG: 1 vs. Minnesota Duluth on Oct. 24, 2009GWG: 3, last on Mar. 14, 2009 vs. Minnesota StateFirst Career Goal: Oct. 18, 2008 at MinnesotaFirst Career Goal at NHC: Nov. 21, 2008 vs. UWFirst Career Assist: Oct. 11, 2008 vs. MercyhurstFirst Career Assist at NHC: Oct. 11, 2008 vs. Mercyhurst

LeBlanc vs. OpponentsOpponents G-A-P (GP)Alaska 0-0-0 (0 GP)UAA 3-6-9 (8 GP)Bemidji State 1-5-6 (6 GP)Clarkson 0-0-0 (1 GP)Colorado College 3-4-7 (8 GP)Cornell 0-2-2 (2 GP)Denver 2-2-4 (8 GP)Maine 0-0-0 (1 GP)Miami University 2-3-5 (5 GP)Michigan Tech 3-7-10 (8 GP)Minnesota 1-4-5 (10 GP)Minnesota Duluth 2-1-3 (10 GP)Minnesota State 3-3-6 (11 GP)Nebraska Omaha 2-2-4 (4 GP)New Hampshire 0-0-0 (0 GP)North Dakota 2-5-7 (13 GP)Northern Michigan 0-2-2 (1 GP)Quinnipiac College 0-4-0 (4 GP)RIT 0-0-0 (1 GP)Western Michigan 0-0-0 (0 GP)Wisconsin 3-4-7 (10 GP)WCHA First Round 1-2-3 (7 GP)WCHA Final Five 0-2-2 (2 GP)NCAA 0-2-2 (2 GP)Postseason Total 1-6-7 (11 GP)

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TravisNOVAK

Senior Forward • Right • 5-11 • 185 lbs.

Lethbridge, Alberta • Catholic Central H.S.Previous Team: Omaha (USHL)

2010-11: Played in 35 games in junior season at SCSU... 2011 WCHA Scholar Athlete... named to the All-WCHA Academic squad... had six goals and nine assists in 2010-11... recorded both a goal and assist on three different occasions (Nov 13 against Nebraska Omaha, Feb 12 at UMD and Feb 26 vs Wisconsin.

2009-10: Novak gained 2010 WCHA Scholar-Athlete honors as a sophomore...2010 All-WCHA Academ-ic team selection...played in 36 games during the 2009-10 campaign with 11 goals and ve assists to his credit for 16 points...+4 on the plus/minus...tied for team lead with two SHGs in 2009-10...scored game winner vs. UND on Feb. 12, and also had a GWG against Union on Oct. 17...chalked up two power play goals in 2009-10...scored goal in NCAA tournament win over Northern Michigan o March 26...also had a postseason goal in Final Five win over Wisconsin on March 19 at the Xcel Energy Center.

2008-09: Novak played in all but two games during his rst collegiate season...scored rst career point Oct. 11 against Mercyhurst at the NHC...charted rst collegiate goal against Denver at the NHC on Nov. 15... nished season with 15 points (5g,10a).

Prior to SCSU: A 2006 graduate Catholic Central High School...played junior hockey with Omaha (USHL) in 2006-07 and 2007-08...also played junior hockey with the Canmore Eagles (AJHL) for two seasons...helped Omaha win Clark Cup in 2007-08...scored three goals and nine assists during Omaha¹s playoff run to the championship...89 points in two seaons at Omaha.

Personal: Born Sept. 2, 1988...son of John and Tina Novak of Lethbridge...bio-med major at SCSU...on honor roll in high school.

NOVAK FAST FACT: Travis Novak has been selected as a WCHA Scholar-Athlete in 2010 and 2011.

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Career Highs Goals: 1 vs. several opponents (Feb. 26, 2011 vs. UW)Assists: 1 vs. several opponents (Last on Feb. 26, 2011 vs. UW)Points: 2 vs. several opponents (last vs. UW on Feb. 26, 2011)PPG: 1 vs. two opponents (Last on Jan. 8, 2010 vs. MTU)SHG: 1 vs.3 opponents (Last on Mar. 12, 2010 vs. MSU)GWG: 2 on career (Last was Feb. 12, 2010 vs. UND)First Career Goal: Nov. 15, 2008 vs. DenverFirst Career Goal at NHC: Nov. 15, 2008 vs. DenverFirst Career Assist: Oct. 11, 2008 vs. MercyhurstFirst Career Assist at NHC: Oct. 11, 2008 vs. Mercyhurst

Novak vs. OpponentsOpponents G-A-P (GP)Alaska 0-0-0 (0 GP)UAA 0-0-0 (8 GP)Bemidji State 0-3-3 (5 GP)Clarkson 0-1-1 (1 GP)Colorado College 2-2-4 (8 GP)Cornell 0-0-0 (1 GP)Denver 2-3-5 (8 GP)Miami University 0-1-1 (5 GP)Michigan Tech 2-1-3 (6 GP)Minnesota 1-3-4 (8 GP)Minnesota Duluth 1-1-2 (8 GP)Minnesota State 2-2-4 (9 GP)Nebraska Omaha 1-1-2 (4 GP)New Hampshire 0-0-0 (0 GP)North Dakota 4-2-6 (13 GP)Northern Michigan 1-0-1 (1 GP)Quinnipiac College 0-1-1 (3 GP)RIT 1-0-1 (1 GP)Western Michigan 0-0-0 (0 GP)Wisconsin 3-2-5 (10 GP)WCHA First Round 1-0-1 (7 GP)WCHA Final Five 1-0-1 (2 GP)NCAA 1-0-1 (2 GP)Postseason Total 3-0-3 (11 GP)

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Sam ZABKOWICZSeniorDefense • Left • 5-11 • 180 lbs. Greendale, Wis. • Culver Military AcademyPrevious Team: Sioux Falls (USHL)

2010-11: Zabkowicz played in 19 games in his junior season for the Huskies... tallied two assists... named to the 2011 All-WCHA Academic squad.

2009-10: Zabkowicz played in 35 games during his sophomore year at SCSU...scored 12 assists and was an impressive +9 on the plus/minus...posted two assists in victory at the NHC vs. rival Wisconsin on Nov. 20...named the 2010 All-WCHA Academic squad.

2008-09: Zabkowicz played in 29 games for the Huskies in his freshman season... charted rst career point as a collegiate player with an assist against Minnesota on Oct. 17, at the NHC...scored rst career goal at North Dakota on Dec. 12.

Prior to SCSU: A 2005 graduate of Culver Military Academy...lettered in hockey and lacrosse at Culver, which is the same school where SCSU’s Matt Chapman attended...played junior hockey with Texarkana (NAHL) in 2005-06...played for the Sioux Falls Stampede (USHL) in 2006-07 and 2007-08.

Personal: Born June 2, 1987...parents are John and Dawn Zabkowicz of Greendale...older brother Tom Zabkowicz played college hokey at Maine...accounting major at SCSU... enjoys shing, music and watching soccer.

ZABKOWICZ FAST FACT: An All-WCHA Academic pick in 2010 and 2011, Zabkowicz’ older brother Tom Zabkowicz played college hockey at the University of Maine. Of note, Sam Zabkowicz scored a goal vs. Maine on Dec. 28, 2008.

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Career Highs Goals: 1 vs. three opponents (last at CC on Jan. 24, 2009)Assists: 2 vs. RMU on Nov. 8, 2008 & UW on Nov. 20, 2009Points: 2 vs. 2 opponents (last vs. UW on Nov. 20, 2009PPG: NoneSHG: NoneGWG: 1 at Colorado College on Jan. 24, 2009First Career Goal: At North Dakota on Dec. 12, 2008First Career Goal at NHC: NoneFirst Career Assist: Oct. 17, 2008 vs. MinnesotaFirst Career Assist at NHC: Oct. 17, 2008 vs. UM

Zabkowicz vs. OpponentsOpponents G-A-P (GP)Alaska 0-0-0 (0 GP)UAA 0-0-0 (6 GP)Bemidji State 0-2-2 (5 GP)Clarkson 0-0-0 (1 GP)Colorado College 1-2-3 (7 GP)Cornell 0-0-0 (2 GP)Denver 0-1-1 (5 GP)Maine 1-0-1 (1 GP)Miami University 0-1-1 (2 GP)Michigan Tech 0-2-2 (4 GP)Minnesota 0-4-4 (6 GP)Minnesota Duluth 0-1-1 (7 GP)Minnesota State 0-0-0 (3 GP)Nebraska Omaha 0-0-0 (1 GP)New Hampshire 0-0-0 (0 GP)North Dakota 1-2-3 (5 GP)Northern Michigan 0-0-0 (1 GP)Quinnipiac College 0-1-1 (3 GP)RIT 0-0-0 (0 GP)Western Michigan 0-0-0 (0 GP)Wisconsin 0-3-0 (8 GP)WCHA First Round 0-0-0 (5 GP)WCHA Final Five 0-0-0 (2 GP)NCAA 0-0-0 (2 GP)Postseason Total 0-0-0 (7 GP)

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DavidEDDY

JuniorForward • Right • 6-0 • 187 lbs.

Woodbury, Minn. • Woodbury H.S.Previous Team: Sioux Falls (USHL)

2010-11: Played in 18 games during sophomore season at SCSU... contributed 17 points for the Hus-kies (0.94 points per game)... had nine goals to go along with eight assists... had both a goal and assist on Dec. 29 vs Cornell... on Jan. 22 put in two goals and two assists for a four point effort at Bemidji State... had four power play goals on the season... scored a goal in each of the Huskies’ rst round WCHA Playoff games at UMD.

2009-10: Named the WCHA Rookie of the Week on Jan. 26 for his play vs. Minnesota...led SCSU’s rookies in 2009-10 with 12 goals, 11 assists and 23 points...+8 on the plus/minus...six multi-point games as a freshman... rst SCSU point was an assist at UND on Nov. 14... rst career goal was posted at NHC vs. Wisconsin on Nov. 21...tallied two assists apiece in games against DU (Nov. 28) and CC (Dec. 11)...scored two goals in win at Quinnipiac on Jan. 16, and also had two goals in win at CC on Jan. 29...scored back-to-back game winners in weekend sweep of Minnesota on Jan. 22-23...scored two goals in WCHA Final Five title game vs. UND on March 20 at Xcel Energy Center...Eddy scored 3g/2a in postseason play in 2009-10.

Prior to SCSU: A 2008 graduate of Woodbury High School, where he played under coach Wes Bolin...a three-year hockey letter winner...selected as a member of the Associated Press All State Team, as well as earning All Conference honors...earned three letters in football, while being named All Confer-ence...Awarded two letters in baseball, while being named to the All State and All Conference teams...last year while playing for the Sioux Falls Stampede in the USHL, Eddy posted 59 points (21g/38a) in 63 games in 2008-2009.

Personal: Born Dec. 10, 1989..general studies major at SCSU...enjoys shing, gol ng and boating.

EDDY FAST FACT: In impressive postseason performer, Eddy has notched ve goals in playoff action (WCHA and NCAA)

during his career at SCSU. His playoff totals include 5 goals and 2 assists in 9 games played.

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Year-By-Year StatisticsOVERALLYear GP G A Pts. PP SH GW P-PIM2009-10 35 12 11 23 2 0 3 6-122010-11 18 9 8 17 4 0 0 7-17Totals 53 21 19 40 6 0 3 13-29

WCHA GAMES ONLYYear GP G A Pts. PP SH GW P-PIM2009-10 24 5 8 13 0 0 2 5-102010-11 14 6 6 12 3 0 0 6-15Totals 38 11 14 25 3 0 2 11-25

Career Highs Goals: 2 vs. two opponents (Last on Jan. 22, 2011 at BSU)Assists: 2 vs. two opponents (Last on Jan. 22, 2011 at BSU)Points: 4 vs Bemidji State on Jan. 22, 2011.PPG: 1 vs. six opponents (Last on Mar. 12 at UMD)SHG: noneGWG: 3, last on Jan. 23, 2010 at MinnesotaFirst Career Goal: Nov. 21, 2009 vs. WisconsinFirst Career Goal at NHC: Nov. 21, 2009 vs. WisconsinFirst Career Assist: Nov. 14, 2009 at North DakotaFirst Career Assist at NHC: Dec. 11, 2009 vs. CC

Eddy vs. OpponentsOpponents G-A-P (GP)UAA 0-0-0 (4 GP)Bemidji State 2-2-4 (2 GP)Clarkson 0-0-0 (0 GP)Colorado College 2-2-4 (4 GP)Cornell 1-1-2 (1 GP)Denver 0-4-4 (4 GP)Miami University 0-1-1 (1 GP)Michigan Tech 0-0-0 (2 GP)Minnesota 2-0-2 (2 GP)Minnesota Duluth 2-1-3 (4 GP)Minnesota State 1-3-4 (7 GP)Nebraska Omaha 1-1-2 (2 GP)North Dakota 4-1-5 (7 GP)Quinnipiac College 2-0-2 (2 GP)RIT 0-0-0 (0 GP)Wisconsin 2-2-4 (8 GP)WCHA First Round 3-1-4 (5 GP)WCHA Final Five 2-0-2 (2 GP)NCAA 0-1-1 (2 GP)Postseason Total 5-2-7 (9 GP)



BenHANOWSKICAPTAINJunior • NHL Rights: PittsburghForward • Left • 6-2 • 195 lbs. Little Falls, Minn. • Little Falls H.S.Previous Team: Little Falls H.S.

2010-11: Played in 37 games for the Huskies during sophomore year... career high 13 goals in 2010-11... also contributed with seven assists... scored the game winning goal in the season-opener versus RIT... recorded a hat-trick on Nov. 5 against Bemidji State... had a two-goal performance Feb. 11 at UMD... named to the All-WCHA Academic team...will serve as a team captain in 2011-12

2009-10: Hanowski made a quick impact at SCSU with nine goals and 10 assists during his freshman season...scored four PPGs in 2009-10... rst collegiate point was an assist vs. Union on Oct. 17 at the NHC... rst two goals of college career came against UMD on Oct. 23 at the NHC...posted three points (1g/2a) against Brown on Jan. 3...scored goal in playoff action against MSU on Mar. 12 at the NHC...played in all 43 games during 2009-10 season...also had two helpers in victory at Quinnipiac on Jan. 16.

Prior to SCSU: A 2009 graduate of Little Falls High School, where he played for coach Tony Couture...a four-year hockey letter winner...was a Mr. Hockey nalist in 2009...selected as the Associ-ated Press Hockey Player of the Year for 2009...earned four letters in baseball, while being named All-Conference and All State four times...in four years prior to attending SCSU, Hanowski posted 196 goals and 209 assists in 117 games becoming the most proli c scorer in Minnesota High School history with 405 points...draft pick of the Pittsburgh Penguins (3rd round) in the 2009 NHL entry draft.

Personal: Born Oct. 18, 1990...parents are John and Julie Hanowski of Little Falls..business major at SCSU...enjoys shing, gol ng and hunting...Dean’s List at SCSU.

HANOWSKI FAST FACT: A draft pick of the Pittsburgh Penguins, Hanowski set a Minnesota state high school record with 405

points scored during his prep career at nearby Little Falls High School.

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Career Highs Goals: 3 vs. Bemidji State on Nov. 5, 2010Assists: 2 vs 3 opponents (Last on Feb. 26, 2011 vs. UW)Points: 3 vs 3 opponents ( Last on Feb. 11, 2011 at UMD)PPG: 1 vs. ten opponents (Last on Mar. 5, 2011 at Denver)SHG: noneGWG: 1 on Oct. 8, 2010 vs. RITFirst Career Goal: Oct. 23 vs Minnesota DuluthFirst Career Goal at NHC: Oct. 23 vs. Minnesota DuluthFirst Career Assist: Oct. 17, 2009 vs. UnionFirst Career Assist at NHC: Oct. 17, 2009 vs. Union

Hanowski vs. OpponentsOpponents G-A-P (GP)Alaska 0-0-0 (0 GP)UAA 1-2-3 (6 GP)Bemidji State 3-0-3 (4 GP)Clarkson 1-0-1 (1 GP)Colorado College 2-0-2 (6 GP)Cornell 1-1-2 (1 GP)Denver 3-0-3 (4 GP)Miami University 0-0-0 (5 GP)Michigan Tech 1-1-2 (6 GP)Minnesota 0-0-0 (4 GP)Minnesota Duluth 4-1-5 (6 GP)Minnesota State 1-1-2 (7 GP)Nebraska Omaha 0-1-1 (4 GP)New Hampshire 0-0-0 (0 GP)North Dakota 1-1-2 (9 GP)Northern Michigan 0-0-0 (1 GP)Quinnipiac College 0-3-3 (3 GP)RIT 1-0-1 (1 GP)Western Michigan 0-0-0 (0 GP)Wisconsin 1-2-3 (4 GP)WCHA First Round 0-1-1 (5 GP)WCHA Final Five 0-0-0 (2 GP)NCAA 0-0-0 (2 GP)Postseason Total 0-1-1 (9 GP)

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Taylor JOHNSON

JuniorDefense • Right • 5-10 • 160 lbs.

Hugo, Minn. • White Bear Lake H.S.Previous Team: Green Bay (USHL)

2010-11: Johnson enjoyed a solid sophomore campaign with 3 goals and 10 assists to his credit from the blueline...also had two power play markers in 2010-11...posted goal in WCHA playoffs at Minne-sota Duluth on March 12...also scored goals against Quinnipiac and UNO at the NHC...

2009-10: Johnson played in 38 games during his freshman season at SCSU...wore #24 during the 2009-10 campaign...scored rst collegiate goal with a PP tally at Minnesota on Jan. 23...added second goal of season at Colorado College on Jan. 29...notched a pair of assists in win over UND on Feb. 12...was +3 on the plus/minus in 2009-10...scored 12 points (2g/10a) during rookie season at SCSU.

Prior to SCSU: A 2008 graduate of White Bear Lake High School, where he played under coach Tim Sager...a two-year hockey letter winner...earned All-Conference honors..in 2008-09, while playing for the Green Bay Gamblers in the USHL, Johnson posted 32 points (8g/24a) in 59 games.

Personal: Born Oct. 26, 1989..general/elective major at SCSU...enjoys shing, gol ng and video games.

JOHNSON FAST FACT: A draft pick of the Pittsburgh Penguins, Hanowski set a Minnesota state high school record with 405

points scored during his prep career at nearby Little Falls High School.

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Career Highs Goals: 3 vs. Bemidji State on Nov. 5, 2010Assists: 2 vs 3 opponents (Last on Feb. 26, 2011 vs. UW)Points: 3 vs 3 opponents ( Last on Feb. 11, 2011 at UMD)PPG: 1 vs. ten opponents (Last on Mar. 5, 2011 at Denver)SHG: noneGWG: 1 on Oct. 8, 2010 vs. RITFirst Career Goal: Oct. 23 vs Minnesota DuluthFirst Career Goal at NHC: Oct. 23 vs. Minnesota DuluthFirst Career Assist: Oct. 17, 2009 vs. UnionFirst Career Assist at NHC: Oct. 17, 2009 vs. Union

Johnson vs. OpponentsOpponents G-A-P (GP)Alaska 0-0-0 (0 GP)UAA 1-2-3 (6 GP)Bemidji State 3-0-3 (4 GP)Clarkson 1-0-1 (1 GP)Colorado College 2-0-2 (6 GP)Cornell 1-1-2 (1 GP)Denver 3-0-3 (4 GP)Miami University 0-0-0 (5 GP)Michigan Tech 1-1-2 (6 GP)Minnesota 0-0-0 (4 GP)Minnesota Duluth 4-1-5 (6 GP)Minnesota State 1-1-2 (7 GP)Nebraska Omaha 0-1-1 (4 GP)New Hampshire 0-0-0 (0 GP)North Dakota 1-1-2 (9 GP)Northern Michigan 0-0-0 (1 GP)Quinnipiac College 0-3-3 (3 GP)RIT 1-0-1 (1 GP)Western Michigan 0-0-0 (0 GP)Wisconsin 1-2-3 (4 GP)WCHA First Round 0-1-1 (5 GP)WCHA Final Five 0-0-0 (2 GP)NCAA 0-0-0 (2 GP)Postseason Total 0-1-1 (9 GP)

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MikeLEECAPTAINJunior • NHL Rights: PhoenixGoaltender • Left • 6-1 • 190 lbs. Roseau, Minn. • Roseau H.S.Previous Team: Fargo (USHL)

2010-11: Lee scored a 12-14-4 record in 2010-11, which included a 2.75 GAA and a .910 save rate as a sophomore...named WCHA Defensive Player of the Week on March 8 for his efforts in a weekend split at Denver...notched a shutout against Michigan Tech on Jan. 7...hit a career-high with a 60 save night in playoff loss at UMD on March 12...also had 51 saves at UNO on Feb. 5...gained an assist on Feb. 11 at UMD and against UW on Feb. 25...WCHA Scholar-Athlete in 2010-11...named to 2011 All-WCHA Academic squad...earned team’s Frank Brimsek and Dave Torrey Award in 2011-12...will serve as team captain in 2011-12.2009-10: Lee posted a 12-9-3 record as a freshman at SCSU in 2009-10...owned a 2.80 GAA and a .917 save rate in 2009-10...played in 21 games for the Huskies...WCHA Rookie of the Week on Nov. 24 and Dec. 8...WCHA Defensive Player of the Week on Feb. 8...helped Team USA win gold medal at 2010 World Junior Championship, which included wins by Lee against Latvia, Slovakia, Finland and Swe-den...posted two shutouts, with his rst career shutout coming against UAA on Feb. 6...also gained a 2-0 whitewash against Wisconsin in WCHA Final Five semi nals on Mar. 19...758 saves in 1477:03 minutes of play in 2009-10...had 30-plus saves in 13 games during 2009-10 season...had 40-plus saves in four games in 2009-10, which included 42 saves in a 4-1 win at Minnesota on Jan. 23...also had 42 saves in historic OT win over Northern Michigan in NCAA tournament on Mar. 26...hit season-high with 43 saves at UW on Feb. 20.Prior to SCSU: A 2009 graduate of Roseau High School, where he played under coach Scott Oliver...a two-year hockey letter winner...earned All State honors...helped Roseau to win 2007 High School State Championship...two year letter winner in football for the Rams...member of All Conference Team...one year letter winner in baseball...last year while playing for the Fargo Force in the USHL, Lee played in 48 games, posting a 2.40 GAA and .918 save percentage, while going 26-15-4...named USHL Goalie of the Year and USA Hockey Junior Hockey Goalie of the Year in 2009...drafted in third round by Phoenix Coy-otes of 2009 NHL entry draft (91st pick)...participant in then U.S. National Junior Evaluation Camp for 2010 International Ice Hockey Federation World Junior Championships in Saskatoon and Regina, Sask.

Personal: Born Oct. 5, 1990..life science education major at SCSU...enjoys shing, gol ng and hunt-ing...on Dean’s List at SCSU.

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Year-By-Year StatisticsYear GP W L T MP GAA SV%2009-10 26 12 9 3 1477:03 2.80 .9172010-11 32 12 14 4 1879:40 2.75 .910TOTAL 58 24 23 7 3356:43 2.77 .913

WCHA GAMES ONLYYear GP W L T MP GAA SV%2009-10 16 6 7 2 929:04 3.04 .9092010-11 24 9 10 4 1391:32 2.63 .915TOTAL 40 15 17 6 2320:36 2.79 .913

Career Highs Most Saves in a Game: 60 at Minnesota Duluth on March 12, 2011.Career Shutouts: 3 last on Jan. 7, 2011 vs. Michigan TechGoals Scored: NoneAssists Scored:1, twice (last time vs. Wisconsin on Feb. 25, 2011)Penalties: 1 at Bemidji State on Jan. 21, 2011

Lee vs. OpponentsOpponents G-A-P (GP)UAA 92 saves (3-1-0)UAF 0 svs (0-0-0)Bemidji State 71 saves (3-0-0)Clarkson 7 saves (0-0-0)Colorado College 143 saves (0-4-1)Cornell 22 saves (1-0-0)Denver 86 saves (1-2-0)Miami University 78 saves (1-2-0)Michigan Tech 101 svs (3-1-0)Minnesota 82 saves (2-0-0)Minnesota Duluth 172 svs (1-2-2)Minnesota State 128 svs (2-1-1)Nebraska Omaha 138 svs (0-3-1)New Hampshire 0 svs (0-0-0)North Dakota 180 svs (0-6-1)Northern Michigan 42 svs (1-0-0)Quinnipiac College 56 saves (1-1-0)RIT 26 svs (1-0-0)Western Michigan 0 svs (0-0-0)Wisconsin 151 svs (3-1-0)WCHA First Round 146 svs (2-2-0)WCHA Final Five 60 saves (1-1-0)NCAA 50 saves (1-0-0)Postseason Total 256 svs (4-3-0)

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KevinGRAVEL

Sophomore • NHL Rights: Los AngelesDefense • Left • 6-4 • 198 lbs.

Kingsford, Mich. • Kingsford H.S.Previous Team: Sioux City (USHL)

2010-11: Played in 36 games in rookie season for SCSU... scored rst career goal at Den-ver (3/5)... recorded ve assists...eanred SCSU’s William Radovich (Most Improved) team award in 2010-11... rst career point came against Miami at the NHC on Oct. 15, 2010.

Prior to SCSU: A 2010 graduate of Kingsford H.S...played junior hockey with Sioux City of the USHL in 2009-10...posted 3g/3a at Sioux City in 2009-10...played in 2010 USHL All-Star game...played on Team USA at the 2009 Ivan Hlinka Memorial Tournament in Slovakia...played during the 2008-09 season with the Marquette Rangers of the NAHL...a 2010 draft pick of the Los Angeles Kings (5th round/148th pick).

Personal: Born March 6, 1992...son of Jim and Kathy Gravel of Kingsford, Mich...honor roll student in high school...enjoys playing baseball during the summer and hanging out with friend...his Dad (Jim Gravel) played collegiate hockey at SCSU from 1977-81 with 51g/50a to his credit...Dean’s List at SCSU.

GRAVEL FAST FACT: The son of former Husky Jim Gravel (1977-81), Kevin Gravel earned SCSU’s Wil-liam Radovich Award (Most Improved Player) during the 2010-11 season.

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WCHA GAMES ONLYYear GP G A Pts. PP SH GW P-PIM2010-11 28 1 3 4 0 0 0 2-4

Career Highs Goals: 1 at Denver on Mar. 5, 2011Assists: 1 vs. several opps. (last at UMD on March 11, 2011)Points:1 vs. several opps. (last at UMD on March 11, 2011)PPG: NoneSHG: NoneGWG: NoneFirst Career Goal:1 at Denver on Mar. 5, 2011First Career Goal at NHC: NoneFirst Career Assist: Oct. 15, 2010 vs. MiamiFirst Career Assist at NHC:Oct. 15, 2010 vs. Miami

Gravel vs. OpponentsOpponents G-A-P (GP)Alaska 0-0-0 (0 GP)UAA 0-0-0 (2 GP)Bemidji State 0-0-0 (4 GP)Clarkson 0-0-0 (0 GP)Colorado College 0-0-0 (2 GP)Cornell 0-0-0 (0 GP)Denver 1-0-1 (2 GP)Miami University 0-1-1 (3 GP)Michigan Tech 0-1-1 (2 GP)Minnesota 0-1-1 (2 GP)Minnesota Duluth 0-1-1 (4 GP)Minnesota State 0-0-0 (2 GP)Nebraska Omaha 0-0-0 (4 GP)New Hampshire 0-0-0 (0 GP)North Dakota 0-1-1 (2 GP)Northern Michigan 0-0-0 (0 GP)Quinnipiac College 0-0-0 (2 GP)RIT 0-0-0 (1 GP)Western Michigan 0-0-0 (0 GP)Wisconsin 0-0-0 (2 GP)WCHA First Round 0-1-1 (2 GP)WCHA Final Five 0-0-0 (0 GP)NCAA 0-0-0 (0 GP)Postseason Total 0-1-1 (2 GP)



CoryTHORSONSophomore Forward • Left • 6-2 • 195 lbs. Crystal, Minn. • Armstrong H.S.Previous Team: Owatonna (NAHL)

2010-11: Played in 12 games in rst season at SCSU... Recorded one assist... rst career point as a Husky was scored against Quinnipiac on Oct. 30, 2010.

Prior to SCSU: A 2008 graduate of Armstrong H.S....Thorson earned four varsity letters in hockey and also gained All-Conference honors in 2008, 2007 and 2006 at Armstrong...charted 51g/50a during his prep hockey career...played two seasons of junior hockey with the Owatonna Express of the NAHL in 2008-09 and 2009-10...led Owatonna with 56 points (25g/31a) in 2009-10...named as one of the NAHL’s Junior Hockey Player of the Year nomi-nees in 2009-10.

Personal: Born July 4, 1990...son of Ben and Gloria Thorson of Crystal...enjoys shing and golf...business management major at SCSU.

THORSON FAST FACT: Thorson posted his rst collegiate point with an assist against Quinnipiac at the

NHC on Oct. 30, 2010.

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Career Highs Goals: NoneAssists: 1 vs. Quinnipiac on Oct. 30, 2010Points:1 vs. Quinnipiac on Oct. 30, 2010PPG: NoneSHG: NoneGWG: NoneFirst Career Goal: NoneFirst Career Goal at NHC: NoneFirst Career Assist: Oct. 30, 2010 vs. QuinnipiacFirst Career Assist at NHC:Oct. 30, 2010 vs. Quinnipiac

Thorson vs. OpponentsOpponents G-A-P (GP)Alaska 0-0-0 (0 GP)UAA 0-0-0 (1 GP)Bemidji State 0-0-0 (0 GP)Clarkson 0-0-0 (1 GP)Colorado College 0-0-0 (1 GP)Cornell 0-0-0 (0 GP)Denver 0-0-0 (2 GP)Miami University 0-0-0 (1 GP)Michigan Tech 0-0-0 (1 GP)Minnesota 0-0-0 (0 GP)Minnesota Duluth 0-0-0 (0 GP)Minnesota State 0-0-0 (1 GP)Nebraska Omaha 0-0-0 (2 GP)New Hampshire 0-0-0 (0 GP)North Dakota 0-0-0 (1 GP)Northern Michigan 0-0-0 (0 GP)Quinnipiac College 0-1-1 (1 GP)RIT 0-0-0 (0 GP)Western Michigan 0-0-0 (0 GP)Wisconsin 0-0-0 (0 GP)WCHA First Round 0-0-0 (0 GP)WCHA Final Five 0-0-0 (0 GP)NCAA 0-0-0 (0 GP)Postseason Total 0-0-0- (0 GP)

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NickJENSEN

Sophomore • NHL Rights: DetroitDefense • Left • 6-1 • 195 lbs.

Rogers, Minn. • Rogers H.S.Previous Team: Green Bay (USHL)

2010-11: Played in 38 games in rst season at SCSU... fourth on the team with 18 assists... also recorded ve goals during his 2010-11 campaign... had a power play goal against Miami on Oct. 15... added a shorthanded goal on Nov. 6 vs Bemidji State... two games in which he recorded three points, Feb. 11 at UMD and Feb. 25 vs Wisconsin... named the WCHA Rookie of the week (Feb. 15, 2011)..had three assists in win over Wisconsin on Feb. 25 at the NHC..2011 Roland Vandell Award winner (Rookie of the Year) at SCSU.

Prior to SCSU: A 2009 graduate of Roger H.S...a varisty letterwinner in football and hockey at Rogers...All-Conference prep hockey award winner...also gained All-Conference Honorable Mention in football...named to Academic All-Conference teams in football and hockey at Rogers...played two seasons of junior hockey with Green Bay of the USHL...helped lead Green Bay to Clark Cup title in 2010...scored 13g/50a in two seasons at Green Bay...a 2010 USHL All-Star...selected by Detroit in the 2009 NHL draft (5th round/150th pick).

Personal: Born Sept. 21, 1990...son of Jeff and Teresa Jensen of Rogers...enjoys shing...his Dad played college hockey at Lake Superior State and was a draft pick of Colorado (NHL)...on Dean’s List.

JENSEN FAST FACT: A 2009 draft choice of the Detroit Red Wings, Jensen was named SCSU’s Roland Vandell

Award winner (Rookie of the Year) in 2010-11.

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Career Highs Goals: 1 vs. several opponents (last at UMD on Feb. 11, 2011)Assists: 3 vs. Wisconsin on Feb. 25, 2011Points: 3 vs. two opponents (last vs. UW on Feb. 25, 2011)PPG: 1 vs. Miami on Oct. 15, 2010SHG: 1 vs. BSU on Nov. 6, 2010GWG: NoneFirst Career Goal: Oct. 15, 2010 vs. MiamiFirst Career Goal at NHC: Oct. 15, 2010 vs. MiamiFirst Career Assist: Oct. 8, 2010 vs. RITFirst Career Assist at NHC: Oct. 16, 2010 vs. Miami

Jensen vs. OpponentsOpponents G-A-P (GP)Alaska 0-0-0 (0 GP)UAA 0-0-0 (2 GP)Bemidji State 2-1-3 (4 GP)Clarkson 0-0-0 (1 GP)Colorado College 0-0-0 (2 GP)Cornell 0-0-0 (1 GP)Denver 0-2-2 (2 GP)Miami University 1-1-2 (3 GP)Michigan Tech 1-0-1 (2 GP)Minnesota 0-1-1 (2 GP)Minnesota Duluth 1-3-4 (4 GP)Minnesota State 0-1-1 (2 GP)Nebraska Omaha 0-0-0 (4 GP)New Hampshire 0-0-0 (0 GP)North Dakota 0-3-3 (4 GP)Northern Michigan 0-0-0 (0 GP)Quinnipiac College 0-3-3 (2 GP)RIT 0-1-1 (1 GP)Western Michigan 0-0-0 (0 GP)Wisconsin 0-3-3 (2 GP)WCHA First Round 0-1-1 (2 GP)WCHA Final Five 0-0-0 (0 GP)NCAA 0-0-0 (0 GP)Postseason Total 0-1-1 (2 GP)

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Mitch

MacMILLANSophomoreForward • Left • 6-0 • 180 lbs. Penticton, B.C. • Penticton SecondaryPrevious Team: Alberni Valley (BCHL)

2010-11: Played in 28 games in rookie campaign with SCSU... scored four goals and had two assists in 2010-11... rst career goal was a power play goal against Miami on on Oct. 15... added another powerplay goal on Dec. 11 vs Colorado College...wore #28 during 2010-11 season.

Prior to SCSU: A 2007 graduate of Penticton Secondary...played junior hockey in the BCHL, which included stops at Powell River, Cowichan Valley and Alberni Valley...posted 112g/70a during his BCHL career...played for Alberni Valley in 2009-10 and scored 68g/37a...named the BCHL Coastal Conference MVP for the 2009-10 season...of note, MacMillan scored 50 goals in 49 games during the 2009-10 season.

Personal: Born Nov. 24, 1989...son of Doug and Lorraine MacMillan of Penticton, B.C...entrepeneurship major at SCSU...enjoys golf and baseball...Dean’s List at SCSU.

MacMILLAN FAST FACT: Scored rst goal against Miami (Ohio) on Oct. 15, 2010 at the NHC...Mitch Mac-Millan wore #28 during his freshman season at SCSU in 2010-11.

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Career Highs Goals: 1 vs. several opps. (last at UMD on Feb. 11, 2011)Assists: 1 vs. two opps. (last vs. UW on Feb. 25, 2011)Points:1 vs. several opps. (last vs. UW on Feb. 25, 2011PPG: 2 in career (last vs. CC on Dec. 11, 2010)SHG: NoneGWG: NoneFirst Career Goal: Oct. 15, 2010 vs. MiamiFirst Career Goal at NHC: Oct. 15, 2010 vs. MiamiFirst Career Assist: Oct. 24, 2010 at MinnesotaFirst Career Assist at NHC: Feb. 25, 2010 vs. Wisconsin

MacMillan vs. OpponentsOpponents G-A-P (GP)Alaska 0-0-0 (0 GP)UAA 0-0-0 (1 GP)Bemidji State 0-0-0 (3 GP)Clarkson 0-0-0 (1 GP)Colorado College 1-0-1 (1 GP)Cornell 0-0-0 (1 GP)Denver 0-0-0 (2 GP)Miami University 1-0-1 (2 GP)Michigan Tech 0-0-0 (2 GP)Minnesota 0-1-1 (2 GP)Minnesota Duluth 1-0-1 (4 GP)Minnesota State 0-0-0 (1 GP)Nebraska Omaha 0-0-0 (2 GP)New Hampshire 0-0-0 (0 GP)North Dakota 1-0-1 (3 GP)Northern Michigan 0-0-0 (0 GP)Quinnipiac College 0-0-0 (1 GP)RIT 0-0-0 (1 GP)Western Michigan 0-0-0 (0 GP)Wisconsin 0-1-1 (1 GP)WCHA First Round 0-0-0 (2 GP)WCHA Final Five 0-0-0 (0 GP)NCAA 0-0-0 (0 GP)Postseason Total 0-0-0 (2 GP)

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BrandonBURRELL

SophomoreDefense • Left • 6-0 • 195 lbs.

Brooklyn Park, Minn. • Park Center H.S.Previous Team: Wenatchee (NAHL)

2010-11: Played in four games during rookie season at SCSU.

Prior to SCSU: A 2008 graduate of Park Center H.S...played three seasons of hockey at Park Center and served as a team captain...All-Conference prep player...played junior hock-ey with the Wenatchee Wild (NAHL)...scored 6g/27 during 2009-10 season with Wenatchee, and nished two year career at Wenatchee with 16g/51a...helped Wild win NAHL West Divi-sion championship in 2009.

Personal: Born May, 7, 1990...son of Barry and Dawn Burrell of Brooklyn Park...enjoys golf and shing...honor roll student in high school.

BURRELL FAST FACT: Burrell made his collegiate debut on ice for the Huskies during a 5-1 victory at Be-midji State on Jan. 22, 2011.

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Career Highs Goals: NoneAssists: NonePoints: NonePPG: NoneSHG: noneGWG: NoneFirst Career Goal: NoneFirst Career Goal at NHC: NoneFirst Career Assist: NoneFirst Career Assist at NHC: None

Burrell vs. OpponentsOpponents G-A-P (GP)Alaska 0-0-0 (0 GP)UAA 0-0-0 (0 GP))Bemidji State 0-0-0 (1 GP)Clarkson 0-0-0 (0 GP)Colorado College 0-0-0 (0 GP)Cornell 0-0-0 (0 GP)Denver 0-0-0 (1 GP)Miami University 0-0-0 (0 GP)Michigan Tech 0-0-0 (0 GP)Minnesota 0-0-0 (0 GP)Minnesota Duluth 0-0-0 (0 GP)Minnesota State 0-0-0 (0 GP)Nebraska Omaha 0-0-0 (1 GP)New Hampshire 0-0-0 (0 GP)North Dakota 0-0-0 (1 GP)Northern Michigan 0-0-0 (0 GP)Quinnipiac College 0-0-0 (0 GP)RIT 0-0-0 (0 GP)Western Michigan 0-0-0 (0 GP)Wisconsin 0-0-0 (0 GP)WCHA First Round 0-0-0 (0 GP)WCHA Final Five 0-0-0 (0 GP)NCAA 0-0-0 (0 GP)Postseason Total 0-0-0 (0 GP)

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CamREIDSophomore • NHL Rights: Nashville Forward • Left • 6-3 • 203 lbs. Delta, B.C. • South Delta SecondaryPrevious Team: Westside (BCHL)

2010-11: Played in 37 games for the Huskies in his rookie season... was a large part of the offensive attack for SCSU with 29 points in 2010-11... recorded eight goals to go along with 21 assists... had a +/- of +7 on the season... three of his goals came on the power play attack... four game-winning goals (Oct 30 vs Quinnipiac, Nov 20 at UAA, Dec 29 vs Cornell and Jan 22 at Bemidji State)...led SCSU rookies in scoring in 2010-11.

Prior to SCSU: A 2009 graduate of South Delta Secondary...played junior hockey for Westside and Victoria of the BCHL from 2007 to 2010...in 2009-10, Reid posted 29g/51a for Westside...he completed his junior hockey career in the BCHL with 57g/101a in 197 games played...gained Westside’s Best Forward award in 2010...a NHL draft pick of Nashville in 2009 (7th round/192 overall pick).

Personal: Born Aug. 25, 1991...son of Doug and Lisa Reid of Delta, B.C...athletic training major at SCSU.

REID FAST FACT: Reid led the SCSU’s rookies in 2010-11 with 29 points. He led the team in 2010-11

with four game winning goals for the Huskies.

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Career Highs Goals: 2 vs. Cornell on Dec. 29, 2010Assists: 2 vs. two opponents (last at BSU on Jan. 22, 2011)Points: 3 at Bemidji State on Jan. 22, 2011PPG: 3 in career (last vs. MSU on Jan. 29, 2011)SHG: NoneGWG: 4 in career, last at BSU on Jan. 22, 2011First Career Goal: Oct. 29, 2010 vs. QuinnipiacFirst Career Goal at NHC: Oct. 29, 2010 vs. QuinnipiacFirst Career Assist: vs. Clarkson, Oct. 9, 2010First Career Assist at NHC: Oct. 30, 2010 vs. Quinnipiac

Reid vs. OpponentsOpponents G-A-P (GP)Alaska 0-0-0 (0 GP)UAA 1-2-3 (2 GP)Bemidji State 1-4-5 (4 GP)Clarkson 0-1-1 (1 GP)Colorado College 0-0-0 (2 GP)Cornell 2-0-2 (1 GP)Denver 0-2-2 (2 GP)Miami University 0-2-2 (3 GP)Michigan Tech 1-1-2 (2 GP)Minnesota 0-0-0 (2 GP)Minnesota Duluth 0-3-3 (4 GP)Minnesota State 1-1-2 (2 GP)Nebraska Omaha 0-1-1 (4 GP)New Hampshire 0-0-0 (0 GP)North Dakota 0-2-2 (2 GP)Northern Michigan 0-0-0 (0 GP)Quinnipiac College 2-1-3 (2 GP)RIT 0-0-0 (0 GP)Western Michigan 0-0-0 (0 GP)Wisconsin 0-1-1 (2 GP)WCHA First Round 0-1-1 (2 GP)WCHA Final Five 0-0-0 (0 GP)NCAA 0-0-0 (0 GP)Postseason Total 0-1-1 (2 GP)

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Nick

DOWDSophomore • NHL Rights: Los Angeles

Forward • Right • 6-2 • 196 lbs. Huntsville, Ala. • Culver Academy

Previous Team: Indiana (USHL)

2010-11: Played in 36 games for SCSU in his rst season with the team... recorded 18 points on ve goals and 13 assists... tallied two assists in four different games... had a three-point night on Dec. 30 vs Miami, including the game winner in a 4-3 SCSU victory... added another game-winning goal on Jan. 21 at Bemidji State in a 2-1 victory... took home WCHA Rookie of the Week honors in two consecutive weeks (Jan. 5 and Jan. 11)...named MVP of the 2010 Florida College Hockey Classic.

Prior to SCSU: Prior to SCSU: A 2008 graduate of Culver Military Academy...lettered in hockey and baseball during his prep tenure at Culver Academy, which is the same school that SCSU’s Matt Chapman and Sam Zabkowicz attended...played junior hockey with Indiana of the USHL in 2009-10, and scored 18g/27 for the Ice...played at Wenatchee in the NAHL during the 2008-09 season...a 2009 draft pick of the Los Angeles Kings (7th round/198th pick).

Personal: Born May, 27, 1990...son of Alan and Liz Dowd of Huntsville, Alabama...enjoys skiing and the lake...pre-vet major at SCSU.

DOWD FAST FACT: Dowd was named the MVP of the 2010 Florida College Hockey Classic. SCSU defeated Miami and Cornell to win its rst title at the FCHC in 2010.

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Career Highs Goals: One vs. several opp. (last at UMD on 2/11/11)Assists: 2 vs. several opps. (last vs. MTU on 1/8/11)Points: 2 vs. several opps. (last vs. MTU on 1/8/11)PPG: 2 in career, last vs. Miami on 12/30/11SHG: noneGWG: 2 in career, last at BSU on 1/21/11First Career Goal: Oct. 22, 2010 at MinnesotaFirst Career Goal at NHC: Jan. 8, 2011 vs, MTUFirst Career Assist: Nov. 6, 2010 vs. BSUFirst Career Assist at NHC: Nov. 6, 2010 vs. BSU

Dowd vs. OpponentsOpponents G-A-P (GP)Alaska 0-0-0 (0 GP)UAA 0-2-2 (2 GP)Bemidji State 1-1-2 (4 GP)Clarkson 0-0-0 (1 GP)Colorado College 0-2-2 (2 GP)Cornell 0-1-1 (1 GP)Denver 0-0-0 (0 GP)Miami University 1-2-3 (3 GP)Michigan Tech 1-3-4 (2 GP)Minnesota 1-0-1 (2 GP)Minnesota Duluth 1-1-2 (4 GP)Minnesota State 0-1-1 (2 GP)Nebraska Omaha 0-1-1 (4 GP)New Hampshire 0-0-0 (0 GP)North Dakota 0-0-0 (4 GP)Northern Michigan 0-0-0 (0 GP)Quinnipiac College 0-0-0 (2 GP)RIT 0-0-0 (1 GP)Western Michigan 0-0-0 (0 GP)Wisconsin 0-0-0 (2 GP)WCHA First Round 0-0-1(2 GP)WCHA Final Five 0-0-0 (0 GP)NCAA 0-0-0 (0 GP)Postseason Total 0-1-1 (2 GP)

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JarrodRABEY

Prior to SCSU: A 2011 gradu-ate of Rockton-Hononegah High School...Rabey played junior hockey in the USHL at Indiana...in 2010-11, Rabey tallied ve goals and 13 assists for Indiana.

Personal: Born 9/18/92...parents are Rodger “Skip” and Kim Rabey of Rockton, Illinois...enjoys golf, tennis, ping-pong, hunting, shing, movies and friends...business major and political science minor at SCSU.

Junior Hockey StatsYear Team G-A-P PIM2009-10 Indiana 0-0-0 02010-11 Indiana 5-14-15 40

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FreshmanDefense • Left • 6-1, 235 lbs.Rockton, Ill.Hononegah H.S. Indiana (USHL)


DavidMORLEY

Prior to SCSU: A 2008 gradu-ate of Alexander Mackenzie...played during the 2010-11 season with the Victoria Griz-zlies of the BCHL, where he scored 29 goals and 60 assists for a total of 89 points - which ranked among BCHL’s top 10 point producers in 2010-11...skated for three seasons with Aurora Tigers of the OJHL...in 2008-09, Morley scored 42g/62a at Aurora.

Personal: Born 7/25/90...parents are Kevin and Wendy Morley of Richmond Hill, On-tario...sports management major at SCSU...enjoys playing golf.

Junior Hockey StatsYear Team G-A-P PIM2007-08 Aurora 12-23-35 34 2008-09 Aurora 26-50-76 372009-10 Aurora 42-62-104 882010-11 Victoria 29-60-89 38

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Freshman Forward • Right • 5-6, 167 lbs.Richmond Hills, OntarioAlexander MacKenzie H.S. Victoria (BCHL)

JoeyHOLKA

Prior to SCSU: A 2008 graduate of Arcadia H.S...played junior hockey for former SCSU assistant coach Fred Harbin-son in Penticton of the BCHL...posted big numbers during his time in Penticton from 2008 to 2011 with 54 goals and 57 as-sists as a BCHL athlete...in his nal season at Penticton, Holka scored 21 goals and 25 assists for the Vees.

Personal: Born 6/5/90...son of Laura Holka of Phoenix, Ariz... nance major at SCSU.

Junior Hockey StatsYear Team G-A-P PIM2008-09 Penticton 3 -8 -11 40 2009-10 Penticton 30-24-54 103 2010-11 Penticton 21-25-46 77

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Freshman Forward • Right • 6-3, 190 lbs.Phoenix, Ariz.Arcadia H.S. Penticton (BCHL)

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GarrettMILAN

Prior to SCSU: A 2009 gradu-ate of Penticton Secondary School...lettered in soccer, basketball, track, hockey and skiing as a high school athlete...selected to tournament All-Star squads as a soccer player...an accomplished snow skier, Milan competed in the Next X Snow Search nals in Colorado and placed rst in the Next X Snow Search and 30th at the nals for North America...played junior hockey with Penticton of the BCHL from 2008 to 2011, and also played for Burnaby of the BCHL in 2007-08...scored 80 goals and 104 assists during his junior career...tallied 15 goals and 28 assists for Penticton in 2010-11.

Personal: Parents are Dave Martinsen and Carol Milan of Whistler...enjoys the beach, working out and watching mov-ies...business major at SCSU.

Junior Hockey StatsYear Team G-A-P PIM2007-08 Burnaby 0 -1 -1 0 2008-09 Penticton 33-34-67 42 2009-10 Penticton 32-41-73 23 2010-11 Penticton 15-28-43 37

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FreshmanForward • Left • 5-6, 160 lbs.Whistler, B.C.Penticton Secondary Penticton (BCHL)


BrooksBERTSCH

Prior to SCSU: A 2008 graduate of Wahlert H.S...played junior hockey with Dubuque of the USHL during the 2010-11 season...charted seven goals and 10 assists at Dubuque in 2010-11...played two seasons with the St. Louis Bandits of the NAHL from 2008 to 2010...posted 18 goals and 29 assists in two season at St. Louis.

Personal: Born May 10, 1990...parents are Jeff and Diane Bertsch of Dubuque, Iowa...business management major at SCSU with a minor in interna-tional business.

Junior Hockey StatsYear Team G-A-P PIM2008-09 St. Louis 7-8-15 60 2009-10 St. Louis 11-21-32 35 2010-11 Dubuque 7-10-17 87

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Freshman Forward • Right • 5-10, 180 lbs.Dubuque, IowaWahlert H.S. Dubuque (USHL)

NickOLIVER

Prior to SCSU: A 2009 gradu-ate of Roseau H.S., where he played hockey for Scott Oliver...earned three letters in hockey at Roseau...named All-Conference in hockey in 2009 and 2008...All-Conference linebacker for Ro-seau football team...gained two letters in high school football at RHS...helped Roseau win 2007 MSHSL State AA champion-ship... prep teammate of SCSU goalie Mike Lee...played junior hockey with Fargo of the USHL from 2008 to 2011...posted 14 goals and 25 assists during junior career at Fargo, which included 7g/10a in 2010-11...a 2009 NHL draft pick of Nashville (4th round/110th pick).

Personal: Born May 4, 1991...son of Scott and Denice Oliver ...pre-law major at SCSU...enjoys hunting, shing, gol ng and spending time at the family cabin.

Junior Hockey StatsYear Team G-A-P PIM2008-09 Fargo 1-1-2 112009-10 Fargo 6-14-20 992010-11 Fargo 7-10-17 70

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Freshman • NHL: Nashville Forward • Left • 6-2, 195 lbs.Roseau, Minn.Roseau H.S. Fargo (USHL)

AndrewPROCHNO

Prior to SCSU: A 2010 graduate of Minnetonka H.S...earned four letters in hockey at Minnetonka...two-time All-Conference recipient and All-State Honorable Mention award winner as a prep skater...helped guide team to two confer-ence titles...played in MSHSL state championship tournament...two-year letterwinner in base-ball...All-Conference and All-State Honorable Mention award winner in baseball for the Skippers...played junior hockey at Sioux Falls in the USHL in 2010-11, with 4g/118a to his credit...also played for Waterloo in 2010-11 with 2g/5a...gained national notice in Jan. 2011 when his slapshot split a puck in half after it hit the post in a game against Sioux City.

Personal: Born 11/3/91...parents are Mike and Beth Prochno of Shorewood...on honor roll at Minnetonka H.S...enjoys bowling and whif e ball...business major at SCSU.

Junior Hockey StatsYear Team G-A-P PIM2010-11 Waterloo 2-5-7 142010-11 Sioux Falls 4-23-27 26

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FreshmanDefense • Left • 5-11, 185 lbs.Shorewood, Minn.Minnetonka H.S. Sioux Falls (USHL)


RyanFARAGHER

Prior to SCSU: A 2008 gradu-ate of Fort Frances H.S...played two season of junior hockey with Bismarck in the NAHL....helped Bismarck win NAHL’s Robert-son Cup in 2010...in 2010-11, Faragher posted a 2.44 GAA and a .918 save rate during the regular season at Bismarck with a 30-20-2 record...in 2009-10, Faragher tallied a 23-6-7 record with a 2.17 GAA and a .921 save rate for the Bobcats...also played soccer in high school.

Personal: Born 7/3/90...parents are Darcy and Penny Faragher of Fort Frances, Ont....sociology major at SCSU...enjoys hunting, shing and concerts.

Junior Hockey StatsYear Team GAA SV%2009-10 Bismarck 2.17 .9212010-11 Bismarck 2.44 .918

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Freshman Goalie • Left • 6-2, 205 lbs.Fort Frances, OntarioFort Frances H.S. Bismarck (NAHL)

JoePHILLIPPI

Prior to SCSU: A 2008 gradu-ate of Hill-Murray High School...four-year letterwinner in hock-ey...All-State award winner...helped Hill-Murray win MSHSL state championship as a prep athlete...two-year letterwinner in baseball at Hill-Murray...played junior hockey with the Fairbanks Ice Dogs of the NAHL from 2008 to 2011, and also played at Omaha of the USHL in 2009-10...posted a 47-19-8 record during his junior hockey career...carded a solid 2.70 GAA and a .914 save rate at Fairbanks in 2010-11.

Personal: Parents are Mark and Diane Phillippi of Shorev-iew...enjoys hunting and shing.

Junior Hockey StatsYear Team GAA SV%2008-09 Fairbanks 2.00 .9382009-10 Fairbanks 2.98 .9112009-10 Omaha 2.57 .8822010-11 Fairbanks 2.70 .914

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Freshman • Goalie • Left • 5-8, 170 lbs.Shoreview, Minn.Hill-Murray H.S. Fairbanks (NAHL)

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TimDALY

Prior to SCSU: A 2010 graduate of SRTSS...played junior hockey with Langley in the BCHL in 2010-11...posted 11g/26a at Langley in 2010-11...a three-year standout at Langley from 2008 to 2011, Daly nished his junior career in the BCHL with 25g/55a for 80 points from the blueline.

Personal: Born 2/1/92...parents are Frank and Barb Daly of Maple Ridge, BC...hobbies include work-ing out.

Junior Hockey StatsYear Team G-A-P PIM2008-09 Langley 0-0-0 02009-10 Langley 14-29-43 95 2010-11 Langley 11-26-37 84

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FreshmanDefense • Right • 5-11, 185 lbs.Maple Ridge, B.C.SRTSSLangley (BCHL)


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2010-11 ST. CLOUD STATE UNIVERSITYMen!s Ice Hockey Results

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2010-11 ST. CLOUD STATE UNIVERSITYMen!s Ice Hockey Individual Statistics

Overall: 15-18-5 • Conf: 11-13-4 • Home: 6-8-4 • Away: 6-9-1 • Neutral: 3-1-0

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2010-11 St. Cloud State Team Comparisons


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Exhibition • Oct. 2, 2010Manitoba at St. Cloud StateManitoba 0 3 1 4SCSU 2 2 3 7

SCORING1st: SCSU EV Nick Oslund (Cam Reid, Brett Barta) 12:53; SCSU EV Garrett Roe (Ben Hanowski) 19:38; 2nd SCSU EV Mitch MacMillan (Aaron Marvin, Taylor Johnson) :50; UM PP Blair Macaulay (Mike Hellyer, Dane Crowley) 13:18; UM PP Riley Dudar (Ian Duval, Greg Beller) 14:23; SCSU PP Drew LeBlanc (Ben Hanowski, Garrett Roe) 19:23; UM EV Jared Walker (Ian Dual, Travis Mealy) 19:38; 3rd UM EV Ian Duval (Mike Hellyer, Zach Tully) 5:10; SCSU PP Drew LeBlanc (Garrett Roe, Taylor Johnson) 7:28; SCSU EV Travis Novak (Mitch MacMillan, Aaron Mavin) 11:31; SCSU EV Bryce Johnson (Brian Volpei, Nick Oslund) 14:48.SavesUM Jesse Deckert, 32:15, 13 svs, 3 GAUM Joe Caligiuri, L, 27:45, 7 svs, 4 GASC Mike Lee, 20:00, 14 svsSC Dan Dunn, 19:45, 10 svs, 3 GASC Nate Hardy, W, 20:00, 6 svs, 1 GAShots: UM 14-13-7=34 SCSU 11-9-7=27 Power Play: UM 2-7, SCSU 2-5Penalties: UM 7-14, SCSU 9-18Attendance: 5,934 Time: 2:15

Oct. 8, 2010RIT vs. SCSU (at Omaha)SCSU 0 1 2 3RIT 0 0 1 1

SCORING2nd: SCSU EV Nick Oslund (Brett Barta) 13:43; 3rd: RIT EV Adam Hartley (Scott Knowles, Chris Haltgin) 2:45; SCSU EV Ben Hanowski (Nick Jensen, Garrett Roe) 10:21; SCSU ENG Travis Novak 19:33.

SavesRIT Jan Ropponen, L, 59:31, 31 svsSC Mike Lee, W, 59:46, 26 svsShots: RIT 9-6-12=27 SCSU 8-13-13=34 Power Play: SCSU 0-6, RIT 0-2Penalties: SCSU 2-4, RIT 6-12Attendance: 4793 Time: 2:10

Oct. 9, 2010Clarkson vs. SCSU (at Omaha)Clarkson 0 4 2 6SCSU 0 2 0 2

SCORING2nd: CU EV Andy Himelson (Bryan Rufe-nach) 5:40; CU EV Lauri Tuohimaa (Bryan Rufenach, Mike Garlasco) 9:43; CU EV Al-lan McPherson (Will Fredrick, Scott Free-man) 10:18; CU EV Jake Morely (Alex Boak, Brandon DeFazio) 11:43; SCSU PP Tony Mosey (Travis Novak, Garrett Roe) 17:41; SCSU EV Ben Hanowski (Jared Festler, Cam Reid) 18:16; 3rd: CU EV Pete Massar 16:51; Bryan Rufenach (Mike Garlasco) 17:34.

SavesCU Paul Karpowich, W, 60:00, 26 svsSC Dan Dunn, L, 31:43, 10 svs, 4 GA Mike Lee, 28:17, 7 svs, 2 GAShots: CU 4-13-6=23 SCSU 7-13-8=28 Power Play: SCSU 1-7, CU 0-4Penalties: SCSU 4-8, CU 7-14Attendance: 5056 Time: 2:10

Oct. 15, 2010#4 Miami vs. #10/11 SCSUMiami 2 2 2 6SCSU 1 0 2 3

SCORING1st: SCSU EV Drew LeBlanc (Kevin Gravel, Chris Hepp) 4:52; MU PP Andy Miele (Cameron Schilling, Carter Camper) 10:04; MU PP Curtis McKenzie (Chris Wideman, Matt Tomassoni) 15:08; 2nd: MU PP Carter Camper (Andy Miele, Cam-eron Schilling) 8:22; MU EV Bryon Paulaz-zo (Cameron Schilling, Trent Vogelhuber) 16:58; 3rd: MU SH Carter Camper (Will Weber) 2:56; MU EV Reilly Smith (Pat Cannone, Steve Spinelli) 8:59; SCSU PP Nick Jensen (Garrett Roe, Drew LeBlanc) 14:36; SCSU PP Mitch MacMillan (Travis Novak, Oliver Lauridsen) 19:31.

SavesMU Cody Reichard, W, 60:00, 21 svsSC Mike Lee, L, 59:38, 25 svsShots: MU 5-14-12=31 SCSU 12-4-8=24Power Play: MU 3-6, SCSU 2-7Penalties: MU 8-16, SCSU 7-14Attendance: 5,971 Time: 2:11

Oct. 16, 2010#4 Miami vs. #10/11 SCSUMiami 0 1 0 0 1SCSU 0 0 0 1 1

SCORING2nd: MU EV Carter Camper (Will Weber, Matt Tomassoni) 12:10; 3rd: SCSU EV Jared Festler (Drew LeBlanc, Nick Jensen) 13:38.

SavesMU Connor Knapp, T, 65:00SC Dan Dunn, T, 64:57, 38 svsShots: MU 10-14-10-5=39 SCSU 8-6-11-0=25Power Play: MU 0-2, SCSU 0-5Penalties: MU 10-31, SCSU 5-10Attendance: 6,001 Time: 2:24

Oct. 22, 2010#14/15 SCSU at #20 MinnesotaSCSU 2 3 0 5Minnesota 0 0 2 2

SCORING1st: SCSU EV Brian Volpei (Garrett Roe) 2:21; SCSU PP Jared Festler (Tony Mosey, Drew LeBlanc) 11:58; 2nd PP Tony Mosey (Garrett Roe, Nick Jensen) 5:22; SCSU SH Garrett Roe (Chris Hepp) 12:49; SCSU V Nic Dowd (Jordy Christian, Travis Novak) 13:33; 3rd UM

EV Mike Hoeffel (Mark Alt) 9:46; UM EV Taylor Matson (Nico Sachetti, Kevin Wehrs) 19:27.SavesSC Mike Lee, W, 60:00, 40 svsUM Alex Kangas, L, 33:33, 18 svs (5 GA) Kent Patterson, 26:27, 12 svs (0 GA)Shots: SCSU 14-13-8=35 UM 15-12-15=42Power Play: SCSU 2-6, UM 0-4Penalties: SCSU 6-12, UM 7-14Attendance: 9,589 Time: 2:10

Oct. 24, 2010#14/15 SCSU at #20 MinnesotaSCSU 1 0 0 1Minnesota 2 0 0 2

SCORING1st: SCSU EV Brett Barta (Kevin Gravel, Mitch MacMillan) 6:12; UM EV Jacob Ce-pis (Zach Buddish, Taylor Matson) 6:45; UM PP Jay Barriball (Jacob Cepis, Erick Haula) 18:30.SavesSC Dan Dunn, L, 59:07, 22 svsUM Kent Patterson, 60:00, 25 svs Shots: SCSU 5-8-13=26 UM 10-9-5=24Power Play: SCSU 0-5, UM 1-4Penalties: SCSU 5-10, UM 6-12Attendance: 8,765 Time: 2:12

Oct. 29, 2010Quinnipiac at #17 SCSUQU 1 0 3 4SCSU 1 1 0 2

SCORING1st: QU EV Ben Arnt (Bob Tyson, Zack Currie) 3:42; SCSU PP Cam Reid (Nick Jensen, Aaron Marvin) 17:15; 2nd: SCSU PP Taylor Johnson (Brett Barta, Ben Hanowski) 9:14; 3rd: QU EV Bob Tyson (Brooks Robinson, Zach Hansen) 9:14; QU EV Spencer Heichman (Yuri Bouharevich, Clay Harvey) 10:36; QU SH Yuri Bouharevich 15:07.SavesSC Mike Lee, L, 58:34, 21 svsQU Eric Hartzell, W, 60:00, 21 svsShots: SCSU 7-10-6=23 QU 16-1-8=25Power Play: QU 0-3, SCSU 2-8Penalties: QU 8-16, SCSU 3-6Attendance: 5,989 Time: 2:05

Oct. 30, 2010Quinnipiac at #17 SCSUQU 1 1 0 2SCSU 2 0 3 5

SCORING1st: SCSU EV Aaron Marvin (Cory Thor-son, Brian Volpei) 10:14; QU PP Kellen Jones (Connor Jones, Zach Hansen) 14:00; SCSU PP Aaron Marvin (Nick Jen-sen, 2nd: QU EV Jeremy Langlois (John Dunbar, Loren Barron) 15:16; 3rd EV Cam Reid (Drew LeBlanc, Brett Barta) 6:39; SCSU EX Chris Hepp (Cam Reid, Drew LeBlanc) 9:49; SCSU PP EX Jared Festler (Nick Jensen, Drew LeBlanc) 15:19.

SavesSC Dan Dunn, W, 59:42, 32 svsQU Dan Clarke, L, 59:28, 21 svsShots: SCSU 3-10-13=26 QU 10-14-10=34Power Play: QU 1-6, SCSU 2-9Penalties: QU 10-42, SCSU 7-14Attendance: 5,971 Time: 2:10

Nov. 5, 2010Bemidji State at #20 SCSUBSU 1 0 2 3SCSU 2 2 2 6

SCORING1st: BSU EV Matt Read (Jake Arshenko, Jordan George) 3:11; SCSU PP Drew LeBlanc (Nick Jensen, Jared Festler) 12:04; SCSU EV Ben Hanowski (Brett Barta, Cam Reid) 15:13; 2nd SCSU PP Ben Hanowski (Drew LeBlanc, Brett Barta) 6:08; SCSU PP Garrett Roe (Drew LeBlanc, Tony Mosey) 8:33; 3rd BSU PP Jordan George (Matt Read, Brad Hunt) 7:21; BSU EV Ian Lowe (Jordan George, Sam Rendle) 9:28; SCSU EV Aaron Marvin (Brian Volpei, Travis Novak) 10:54; SCSU ENG Ben Hanowski (Garrett Roe, Oliver Lauridsen) 18:02..SavesSC Mike Lee, W, 60:00, 23 svsBSU Mathieu Dugas, L, 59:48, 27 svsShots: BSU 11-7-8=26 SCSU 13-11-9=33Power Play: BSU 1-4, SCSU 3-7Penalties: BSU 7-14, SCSU 4-8Attendance: 5,941 Time: 2:18

Nov. 6, 2010Bemidji St.at #20 SCSUBSU 1 0 1 1 3SCSU 1 1 0 0 2

SCORING1st: BSU EV Emil Billberg (Jordan George) :44; SCSU SHG Nick Jensen (Aaron Marvin, Travis Novak) 1:11; 2nd SCSU EV Aaron Marvin (Sam Zabkowicz, Nic Dowd) 1:18; 3rd BSU PP Ian Lowe (Jordan George, Shea Walters) OT BSU EV Ian Lowe (Jordan George, Matt Read)


Travis Novak

:46.SavesBSU Dan Bakala, W, 60:46, 19 svsSCSU Dan Dunn, L, 60:18, 18 svsShots: BSU 7-8-5-1=21 SCSU 7-5-9-0=21Power Play: BSU 1-5, SCSU 0-8Penalties: BSU 8-16, SCSU 5-10Attendance: 5,987 Time: 2:22

Nov. 12, 2010#6/7 UNO at SCSUUNO 2 1 0 3SCSU 0 0 0 0

SCORING1st: UNO EV Brock Montpetit (Ryan Walters) 5:20; UNO PP Terry Broadhurst (Matt White, Bryce Aneloski) 15:00; 2nd: UNO EV Ryan Walters (Zahn Rauben-heimer, Pasko Skarica) 10:53.

SavesUNO John Faulkner, W, 60:00, 23 svsSC Mike Lee, L, 60:00, 28 svsShots: UNO 12-9-10=31 SCSU 4-10-9=23 Power Play: UNO 1-6, SCSU 0-7Penalties: UNO 11-22, SCSU 10-20Attendance: 5,909 Time: 2:19

Nov. 13, 2010#6/7 UNO vs. SCSUUNO 1 1 2 0 4SCSU 1 2 1 0 4

SCORING1st: SCSU EV Jared Festler (Tony Mo-sey, Aaron Marvin) 3:25; UNO EV Zahn Raubenheimer (Brock Montpetit, John Faulkner) 8:36; 2nd SCSU PP Taylor Johnson (Drew LeBlanc, Jared Festler) 10:14; SCSU EV Drew LeBlanc (Travis Novak, Cam Reid) 13:33; UNO PP Matt Ambroz (Joey Martin, Alex Hudson) 18:26; 3rd UNO EV Matt White (Andrej Sustr) 4:58; UNO EV Ryan Walkters (Brock Montpetit, Pasko Skarica) 8:17; SCSU EX Travis Novak (Aaron Marvin, Ben Hanowski) 18:56.

SavesUNO John Faulkner, T, 64:56, 16 svsSCSU Mike Lee, T, 64:43, 32 svsShots:UNO 9-8-14-5=36 SCSU 5-8-3-4=20Power Play: UNO 1-5, SCSU 1-6Penalties: UNO 7-14, SCSU 6-12Attendance: 5,952 Time: 2:36

Nov. 19, 2010SCSU at UAASCSU 0 1 1 0 2UAA 1 1 0 1 3

SCORING1st: UAA EV Scott Warner (Mark Pustin, Dan Naslund) 5:25; 2nd UAA EV Luka Vidmar (Jade Portwood, Curtis Leinweber) 6:14; SCSU EV Jared Festler (Garrett Roe) 8:42; 3rd SCSU PP Tony Mosey (Garrett Roe, Cam Reid); OT: UAA EV Mitch Bruijsten (Mark Pustin,

Dan Naslund) 3:34.

SavesSCSU Mike Lee, L, 63:34, 17 svsUAA Chris Kamal, W, 63:34, 18 svsShots: SCSU 6-7-5-2=20 UAA 5-8-4-3=20Power Play: SCSU 1-5, UAA 0-7Penalties: SCSU 7-14, UAA 5-10Attendance: 2,550 Time: 2:16

Nov. 20, 2010SCSU at UAASCSU 1 1 2 4UAA 2 0 1 3

SCORING1st: SCSU EV Drew LeBlanc (Cam Reid, Nic Dowd) 2:12; UAA PP Jordan Kwas (Matt Bailey, Luka Vidma) 8:05; UAA EV Mitch Bruijsten (Craig Parkinson) 11:30; 2nd: SCSU EV Drew LeBlanc (Nic Dowd) 2:07; 3rd SCSU PP Jared Festler (Drew LeBlanc, Garrett Roe) 1:40; SCSU PP Cam Reid (Taylor Johnson, Brett Barta) 4:12; UAA PP Mark Pustin (Dan Naslund, Scott Warner) 9:05.

SavesSC Dan Dunn, W, 60:00, 22 svsUAA Chris Kamal, L, 58:18, 20 svsShots: SCSU 8-8-8=24 UAA 11-7-7=25 Power Play: SCSU 2-8, UAA 2-3Penalties: SCSU 3-6, UAA 8-38Attendance: 2,780 Time: 2:48

Dec. 3, 2010SCSU at #7 North DakotaSCSU 1 0 0 1UND 0 1 2 3

SCORING1st: SCSU EV Drew LeBlanc (Brett Barta) 13:53; 2nd: UND EV Matt Fratin (Brad Malone) :18; 3rd: EV Brad Malone (Evan Trupp, Matt Frattin); 6:23; UND EV Brad Malone (Chay Genoway, Ben Blood) 15:04.

SavesSC Mike Lee, L, 59:37, 31 svsUND Aaron Dell, W, 59:56, 21 svsShots: SCSU 7-8-7=22 UND 14-10-10=34 Power Play: SCSU 0-1, UND 0-5Penalties: SCSU 5-10, UND 1-2Attendance: 11,644 Time: 2:19

Dec. 4, 2010SCSU at #7 North DakotaSCSU 0 0 2 2UND 5 0 1 6

SCORING1st: UND EV Evan Trupp (Matt Frattin, Brad Malone) 5:57; UND EV Derrick LaPoint (Derek Rodwell, Mike Cichy) 6:24; UND EV Brent Davidson (Chay Genoway, Mario Lamoureux) 8:24; UND EV Matt Frattin (Jake Marto, Aaron Dell)

10:50; UND EV Corban Knight (Danny Kristo) 16:21; 3rd SCSU EV Mitch Mac-Millan (Brian Volpei, Nick Jensen) 3:58; UND PP Mario Lamoureux (Matt Frattin, Danny Kristo) 9:41; SCSU EV Travis Novak (Taylor Johnson, Oliver Lauridsen) 12:35.

SavesSC Dan Dunn, L 28:24, 15 svs Mike Lee, 31:24, 18 svsUND Aaron Dell, W, 60:00, 13 svsShots: SCSU 4-8-3=15 UND 18-11-10=39 Power Play: SCSU 0-5, UND 1-6Penalties: SCSU 8-16, UND 7-14Attendance: 11,941 Time: 2:18

Dec. 10, 2010Colorado College vs. SCSUCC 2 0 1 3SCSU 0 0 0 0

SCORING1st: CC EV Tyler Johnson (Archie Skal-beck, Dakota Eveland) 3:07; CC PP Nick Dineen (Stephen Schultz) 10:21; 3rd CC EV Stephen Schultz (Jaden Schwartz, Rylan Schwartz) 11:21.

SavesSC Mike Lee, L, 56:47, 28 svsCC Joe Howe, W, 60:00, 26 svsShots: CC 15-11-5=31 SCSU 9-8-9=26Power Play: CC 1-3, SCSU 0-7Penalties: CC 7-14, SCSU 5-18Attendance: 5,931 Time: 2:24

Dec. 11, 2010Colorado College vs. SCSUCC 3 1 1 5SCSU 1 0 1 2

SCORING1st: SCSU EV Ben Hanowski (Nic Dowd, Dan Dunn) 3:58; CC EV Gabe Guentzel (Joe Marciano, William Rapuzzi) 10:19; CC EV William Rapuzzi (Gabe Guentzel, Rylan Schwartz) 10:44; CC EX Tyler Johnson (Rylan Schwartz, Archie Skal-beck) 16:59; 2nd CC EV Stephen Schultz (William Rapuzzi, Rylan Schwartz) 2:21; 3rd CC EV Tyler Johnson (Ryan Lowery) 7:17; SCSU PP Mitch MacMillan (Aaron Marvin, Nic Dowd) 13:53

SavesSC Dan Dunn, 10:44, 2 svs Mike Lee, L, 49:11, 21 svsCC Joe Howe, W, 59:38, 29 svsShots: CC 11-8-9=28 SCSU 11-7-13=31Power Play: CC 1-7, SCSU 1-3Penalties: SCSU 13-45, CC 8-27Attendance: 5416 Time: 2:21

Dec. 29, 2010SCSU vs. CornellSCSU 0 1 2 1 4Cornell 2 1 0 0 3

SCORING1st: COR PP Mike Devin (Pat Kennedy,

Greg Miller) 5:59; COR EV Matt Brisson (John Esposito) 8:37; 2nd COR EV Jordan Kary (Pat Kennedy) 17:14; SCSU EV Ben Hanowski (Garrett Roe, David Eddy) 17:52; 3rd SCSU EV Cam Reid (Nic Dowd, Drew LeBlanc) 7:24; SCSU EV David Eddy (Ben Hanowski, Garrett Roe) 12:31; OT SCSU EV Cam Reid (Drew LeBlanc) 2:21.

SavesSCSU Mike Lee, W, 62:21, 22 svsCOR Mike Garman, L, 62:21, 26 svsShots:SCSU 15-6-6-3=30 COR 9-10-6-0=25Power Play: SCSU 0-6, COR 1-4Penalties: SCSU 4-8, COR 7-14Attendance: 2617 Time: 2:10

Dec. 30, 2010SCSU vs. #6 MiamiSCSU 1 2 1 4Miami 1 0 2 3

SCORING1st: Miami EV Cameron Schilling (Carter Camper, Reilly Smith) 15:41; SCSU EV Oliver Lauridsen (Nic Dowd, Cam Reid) 16:05; 2nd SCSU SHG Garrett Roe (Cam Reid, Brett Barta) 8:38; SCSU PP Drew LeBlanc (Nic Dowd, David Eddy) 14:38; 3rd SCSU PP Nic Dowd (Drew LeBlanc, Garrett Roe) :13; MIAMI EV Pat Cannone (Justin Vaive) 1:07; MIAMI EV Reilly Smith (Joe Hartman, Pat Cannone) 5:17/

SavesSC Mike Lee, W, 60:00, 28 svsMIA Connor Knapp, L, 58:53, 7 svsShots: SCSU 5-3-3=11 MIAMI 12-4-15=31Power Play: SCSU 2-7, MIAMI 0-4Penalties: SCSU 10-23, MIAMI 11-25Attendance: 3104 Time: 2:16


Drew LeBlanc

Jan. 7, 2011Michigan Tech at SCSUMTU 0 0 0 0SCSU 1 2 0 3

SCORING1st: SCSU EV Jared Festler (Nic Dowd/Taylor Johnson) 10:32; 2nd: SCSU PP Ben Hanowski (Garrett Roe, Drew LeB-lanc) 9:38; SCSU EV Cam Reid (Garrett Roe, Nic Dowd)

SavesSC Mike Lee, W, 59:47, 28 svsMTU J. Robinson, L, 60:00, 40 svsShots: SCSU 18-10-15=43 MTU 11-10-7=28Power Play: SCSU 1-2, MTU 0-2Penalties: SCSU 6-12, MTU 6-12Attendance: 5755 Time: 2:15

Jan. 8, 2011Michigan Tech at SCSUMTU 1 0 0 1SCSU 0 2 3 5

SCORING1st: MTU PP Deron Cousens (Ryan Furne, Steve Seigo; 2nd: SCSU EV Nic Dowd (Drew LeBlanc, Kevin Gravel) 3:13; SCSU EV Jared Festler (Brett Barta, Drew LeBlanc) 8:01; 3rd: SCSU EV Nick Jensen (Drew LeBlanc, Sam Zabkowicz) 5:18; SCSU EV Garrett Roe (Oliver Lau-ridsen, Cam Reid) 6:31; SCSU PP Drew LeBlanc (Garrett Roe, Nic Dowd) 8:41.

SavesMTU Josh Robinson, L, 33 svsSC Mike Lee, W, 60:00, 23 svsShots: MTU 6-9-9=24 SCSU 15-13-10=38 Power Play: MTU 1-3, SCSU 1-4Penalties: MTU 4-8, SCSU 3-6Attendance: 5,962 Time: 2:12

Jan. 21, 2011SCSU at Bemidji StateSCSU 0 1 0 1 2BSU 0 1 0 0 1

SCORING2nd: SCSU EV Nick Jensen (Garrett Roe, Cam Reid) 6:37; BSU PP Matt Read (Jordan George, Brad Hunt) 18:45; OT: SCSU EV Nic Dowd (Jared Festler, Drew LeBlanc) 4:32.

SavesSC Mike Lee, W, 64:29, 22 svsBSU Dan Bakala, L, 64:24, 25 svsShots: SCSU 11-8-6-2=27 BSU 5-8-8-2=23Power Play: SCSU 0-5, BSU 1-5Penalties: SCSU 6-12, BSU 5-13Attendance: 4,373 Time: 2:19

Jan. 22, 2011SCSU at Bemidji StateSCSU 3 2 0 5BSU 0 1 0 1

SCORING1st: SCSU EV Garrett Roe (David Eddy) 1:23; SCSU EV Cam Reid (Garrett Roe) 4:08; SCSU EV David Eddy (Drew LeBlanc, Taylor Johnson) 10:03; 2nd EV Jordy Christian (Cam reid, Nick Oslund) 8:11; SCSU PP David Eddy (Cam Reid, Drew LeBlanc) 12:35; BSU PP Jamie MacQueen (Shea Walters, Sam Rendle) 17:24.

SavesSC Mike Lee, W, 59:56, 26 svsBSU Dan Bakala, L, 39:57, 15 svs Mathieu Dugas, 20:00, 10 svsShots: SCSU 10-10-10=30 BSU 9-16-2=27 Power Play: SCSU 1-5, BSU 1-4Penalties: SCSU 5-10, BSU 6-12Attendance: 4,373 Time: 2:10

Jan. 28, 2011Minnesota State at SCSUMSU 1 2 0 0 3SCSU 2 1 0 0 3

SCORING1st: SCSU EV Drew LeBlanc (Taylor Johnson, Jared Festler) 5:07; MSU EV Eli Zuck (Adam Mueller, Michael Dorr) 10:06; SCSU PP Jared Festler (Cam Reid, Garrett Roe) 11:14; 2nd MSU PP Kurt Davis (Michael Dorr) :35; MSU PP Ben Youds (Michael Dorr, Justin Jokinen) 10:06; SCSU EV Drew LeBlanc (Nic Dowd, Jared Festler) 13:16.SavesMSU Phil Cook, T, 64:52, 25 svsSCSU Mike Lee, T, 64:41, 25 svsShots: MSU 10-10-8-0=28 SCSU 8-6-10-4=28Power Play: MSU 2-5, SCSU 1-7Penalties: MSU 9-18, SCSU 7-14Attendance: 5,963 Time: 2:31

Jan. 29, 2011Minnesota State at SCSUMSU 1 3 2 6SCSU 0 0 2 2

SCORING1st: MSU PP Rylan Galiardi (Kurt Davis, Ben Youds) 2:58; 2nd: MSU EV Michael Dorr (Andrew Sackrison, Eriah Hayes) :38, MSU EV Chase Grant (John McIn-nis, Rylan Galiardi) 1:20; MSU SHG Joe Schiller (Kurt Davis, Channing Boe) 10:58; 3rd: SCSU EV Aaron Marvin (Ben Hanowski, Brian Volpei) 1:50; SCSU PP Cam Reid (Drew LeBlanc, Nick Jensen) 3:43; MSU EV Andrew Sackrison (Adam Mueller, Eriah Hayes) 13:17; MSU ENG Michael Dorr (Adam Mueller, Phil Cook) 18:22.

SavesMSU Phil Cook, W, 60:00, 29 svs

SCSU Mike Lee, L, 31:01, 17 svs Dan Dunn, 28:12, 14 svsShots: MSU 12-12-13=37 SCSU 5-14-12=31Power Play: MSU 1-7, SCSU 1-10Penalties: MSU 12-24, SCSU 9-18Attendance: 5,996 Time:2:28

Feb. 4, 2011SCSU at #18 UN OmahaSCSU 0 0 0 0UNO 0 3 0 3

SCORING2nd: UNO EV Eric Olimb (Rich Purslow, Joey Martin) 3:22; UNO EV Brock Mont-petit (Ryan Walters, Bryce Aneloski) 4:37; UNO EV Matt Ambroz (Alex Hudson, Eric Olimb) 5:03.

SavesSC Mike Lee, L, 60:00, 26 svsUNO John Faulkner, W, 60:00, 33 svsShots: SCSU 12-10-11=33 UNO 7-13-9=29 Power Play: SCSU 0-3, UNO 0-2Penalties: SCSU 2-4, UNO 3-6Attendance: 7,112 Time: 2:06

Feb. 5, 2011SCSU at #18 UN OmahaSCSU 3 0 0 3UNO 0 1 3 4

SCORING1st: SCSU PP David Eddy (Drew LeB-lanc, Garrett Roe) 8:08; SCSU EV Gar-rett Roe (David Eddy); SCSU EV Drew LeBlanc (Taylor Johnson) 19:25; 2nd: UNO EV Eric Olimb 14:30; 3rd: UNO EV Matt White (Rich Purslow) 6:48; UNO EV Terry Broadhurst (Eric Olimb, Alex Hud-son) 9:48; UNO EV Ryan Walters (Brock Montpetit) 10:28.

SavesSC Mike Lee, L, 59:52, 51 svsUNO John Faulkner, 20:00, 5 svs (3 GA) Mike Taffe, W, 40:00, 17 svsShots: SCSU 8-10-7=25 UNO 18-13-24=55 Power Play: SCSU 1-4, UNO 0-4Penalties: SCSU 5-13, UNO 6-23Attendance: 8,031 Time: 2:00

Feb. 11, 2011SCSU at #3 UMDSCSU 3 4 1 8UMD 2 0 0 2

SCORING1st: UMD PP Justin Fontaine (Mike Con-nolly, Jack Connolly) 1:11; SCSU EV Nick Oslund (Oliver Lauridsen) 2:56; UMD EV J.T. Brown (Travis Oleksuk) 14:17; SCSU EV Nick Jensen (Garrett Roe, Oliver Lau-ridsen) 16:48; SCSU PP Jared Festler (Brett Barta, David Eddy) 19:14. 2nd: SCSU EV Ben Hanowski (Garrett Roe, Oliver Lauridsen) :17; SCSU PP Ben Ha-nowski (Garrett Roe, Nick Jensen) 2:27; SCSU EV Mitch MacMillan (Jared Festler,

Mike Lee) 17:45; SCSU EV Nic Dowd (Taylor Johnson, Cam Reid) 19:51. 3rd: SCSU PP Drew LeBlanc (Ben Hanowski, Nick Jensen) 10:16.

SavesSC Mike Lee, W, 59:46, 26 svsUMD Kenny Reiter, L, 19:50 (3 GA), 9 svs Aaron Crandall, 40:00 (5 GA), 11 svsShots: SCSU 12-9-7=28 UMD 7-9-12=28 Power Play: SCSU 3-6, UMD 1-4Penalties: SCSU 6-20, UMD 7-14Attendance: 6,530 Time: 2:20

Feb. 12, 2011SCSU at #3 UMDSCSU 2 1 0 0 3UMD 0 2 1 0 3

SCORING1st: SCSU PP Jared Festler (Cam Reid) 9:41; SCSU EV Travis Novak 10:16; 2nd SCSU EV Aaron Marvin (Travis Novak) :23; UMD PP Justin Fontaine (Jack Con-nolly, Justin Faulk) 1:58; UMD EV J.T. Brown (Trent Palm, David Grun) 14:25. 3rd: UM EV Jake Hendrickson 8:04.SavesSCSU Mike Lee, T, 65:00, 30 svsUMD Kenny Reiter, T, 65:00, 22 svsShots: SCSU 7-10-7-1=25 UMD 7-12-10-4=33Power Play: SCSU 1-4, UMD 1-7Penalties: SCSU 7-14, UMD 4-8Attendance: 6,714 Time: 2:40

Feb. 18, 2011#2 North Dakota vs.SCSUUND 1 1 1 0 3SCSU 0 1 2 0 3

SCORING1st: UND EV Brett Hextall (Jason Gregoire, Corban Knight) 15:13; 2nd UND EV Matt Frattin (Corban Knight, Evan Trupp) 3:43; SCSU EV David Eddy (Kevin Gravel, Nick Jensen) 12:33;. 3rd: SCSU EV Drew LeBlanc (Cam Reid, Taylor Johnson) 2:46; SCSU PP Ben Hanowski (Nick Jensen, Garrett Roe) 9:12; UND EV Matt Frattin (Brad Malone, Derek Forbort) 16:29.SavesUND Aaron Dell, T, 64:50, 18 svsSCSU Mike Lee, T, 65:00, 31 svsShots: UND 16-10-4-4=34 SCSU 4-4-10-3=21Power Play: UND 0-5, SCSU 1-3Penalties: UND 3-6, SCSU 5-10Attendance: 6,011 Time: 2:22


Feb. 19, 2011#2 North Dakota vs. SCSUUND 1 1 1 3SCSU 1 1 0 2

SCORING1st: UND PP Dillon Simpson (Jason Gregoire, Brock Nelson) 9:58; SCSU PP Brett Barta (Cam Reid, Jared Festler) 17:16; 2nd: UND EV Brett Hextall (Jason Gregoire) 15:25; SCSU PP David Eddy (Garrett Roe, Drew LeBlanc) 17:57. 3rd: UND PP Brett Hextall (Matt Frattin, Derek Forbort) 1:07

SavesUND Aaron Dell, W, 60:00, 26 svsSCSU Mike Lee, L, 58:32, 29 svsShots: UND 13-9-10=32 SCSU 9-12-7=28 Power Play: UND 2-6, SCSU 2-5Penalties: UND 8-16, SCSU 7-17Attendance: 6,102 Time: 2:31

Feb. 25, 2011#13/14 Wisconsin at SCSUUW 0 0 2 2SCSU 0 3 1 4

SCORING2nd: SCSU EV Travis Novak (Jared Festler, Oliver Lauridsen) 7:34; SCSU EV Jordy Christian (Mitch MacMillan, Nick Jensen) 10:26; SCSU EV Garrett Roe (David Eddy, Nick Jensen) 11:42; 3rd: UW EV Justin Schultz (Jake Gardiner, Craig Smith) :39; SCSU EV Garrett Roe (Nick Jensen, Mike Lee) 4:09; UW PP Jordy Murray (Podge Turnbull, Jake Gardiner).SavesUW Brett Bennett, L, 58:37, 31 svsSC Mike Lee, W, 60:00, 25 svsShots: UW 4-11-12=27 SCSU 9-18=7-9=35Power Play: UW 1-2, SCSU 0-5Penalties: UW 9-18, SCSU 5-10Attendance: 5,982 Time: 2:29

Feb. 26, 2011#13/14 Wisconsin at SCSUUW 0 1 2 3SCSU 1 2 4 7

SCORING1st: SCSU PP Garrett Roe (Drew LeB-lanc, Ben Hanowski) 16:17; 2nd: SCSU EV Travis Novak (Jared Festler, Brett Barta) 4:27; UW EV Patrick Johnson (Derek Lee, Joe Faust) 7:38; SCSU EV Aaron Marvin (Jared Festler, Travis Novak) 13:18; 3rd: SCSU PP Garrett Roe (Drew LeBlanc, Ben Hanowski) 8:01; SCSU PP Nick Oslund (Taylor Johnson, Jordy Christian) 10:22; SCSU EV David Eddy (Cam Reid, Jared Festler) 12:32; SCSU SH Aaron Marvin 14:18; UW EV Patrick Johnson (Podge Turnbull, Keegan Meuer) 19:37; UW EV Podge Turnbull (Mike Mersch, Tyler Barnes) 19:49.SavesUW Scott Gudmandson, L, 59:54, 25 svsSC Dan Dunn, W, 60:00, 21 svsShots: UW 3-9-12=24

SCSU 9-11-12=32Power Play: UW 5-13, SCSU 4-8Penalties: UW 5-13, SCSU 4-8Attendance: 5,992 Time: 2:25

March 4, 2011SCSU at #5/6 DenverSCSU 2 0 1 3Denver 1 0 1 2

SCORING1st: SCSU EV Brett Barta (Jordy Chris-tian) 3:19; DU EV Luke Salazar (Drew Shore, Matt Donovan) 13:10; SCSU PP Ben Hanowski (Garrett Roe, Nick Jensen) 15:07; 3rd: DU EV Nick Shore (Beau Bennett, Jarrod Mermis) 3:54; SCSU EV Aaron Marvin (Travis Novak) 18:24.SavesSC Mike Lee, W, 59:30, 32 svsDU Sam Brittain, L, 58:24, 26 svsShots: SCSU 8-13-8-29 Denver 15-7-12=34Power Play: SCSU 1-4, DU 0-6Penalties: SCSU 6-12, DU 5-10Attendance: 5,398 Time: 2:20

March 5, 2011SCSU at #5/6 DenverSCSU 0 1 1 2Denver 1 0 2 3

SCORING1st: DU EV Jarrod Mermis (Beau Ben-nett, John Lee) 10:04; 2nd: SCSU EV Kevin Gravel (Cam Reid, Jordy Christian) 19:13; 3rd: DU EV Drew Shore 3:51; DU SH Kyle Ostrow (6:39); SCSU PP Ben Hanowski (David Eddy, Cam Reid) 17:07.3rd: DU EV Nick Shore (Beau Bennett, Jarrod Mermis) 3:54; SCSU EV Aaron Marvin (Travis Novak) 18:24.SavesSC Mike Lee, L, 58:42, 30 svsDU Sam Brittain, L, 60:00, 33 svsShots: SCSU 12-11-12=35 Denver 14-12-7=33Power Play: SCSU 1-4, DU 0-3Penalties: SCSU 4-8, DU 6-23Attendance: 5,569 Time: 2:30

March 11, 2011SCSU at #11 UMDSCSU 1 0 1 2UMD 1 2 1 4

SCORING1st: UMD EV J.T. Brown (Kyle Schmidt, Jake Hendrickson) 1:42; SCSU EV David Eddy (Taylor Johnson, Kevin Gravel) 3:30; 2nd: UMD EV Justin Faulk (Justin Fountaine, Mike Montgomery) 7:15; UMD EV Mike Connolly (Justin Fountaine, Jack Connolly) 15:01; 3rd: SCSU EX Jared Festler (Nick Jensen, Nic Dowd) 15:53; UMD ENG Kyle Schmidt (Travis Oleksuk, Wade Bergman) 19:11.SavesSC Mike Lee, L, 58:19, 26 svsUMD Kenny Reiter, W, 60:00, 20 svsShots: SCSU 7-9-6=22 UMD 8-13-9=30

Power Play: SCSU 0-4, UMD 0-2Penalties: SCSU 3-6, UMD 5-10Attendance: 5,070 Time: 2:20

March 12, 2011SCSU at #11 UMDSCSU 0 1 1 0 0 0 2UMD 2 0 0 0 0 1 3

SCORING1st: UMD EV Jack Connolly (Justin Fountaine, Mike Connolly) 7:34; UMD PP Jack Connolly (Justin Fountaine, Justin Faulk) 13:01; 2nd: SCSU PP David Eddy (Cam Reid, Garrett Roe) 3:06; 3rd: SCSU EV Taylor Johnson (Aaron Marvin) 9:20; OT3: UMD EV Mike Connolly (Jake Hendrickson, Justin Fountaine) 1:13.SavesSC Mike Lee, L, 101:13, 60 svsUMD Kenny Reiter, W, 101:13, 37 svsShots: SCSU 6-9-11-4-9-0=39 UMD 15-12-8-15-11-2=63Power Play: SCSU 1-3, UMD 1-1Penalties: SCSU 2-4, UMD 4-8Attendance: 5,076 Time: 4:11


Kevin Gravel

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When Was the Last Time . . .SCSU played in OT: March 12, 2011. At UMD 3, SCSU 2 in 3OT. UMD’s Mike Connolly scores GWG at 1:13 of 3rd OT session (101:13 minutes of play).SCSU won in OT: Jan. 21, 2011 - SCSU 2, at BSU 1. Nic Dowd scores GWG at 4:32 at BSU for the Huskies.SCSU lost in OT: March 12, 2011. At UMD 3, SCSU 2 in 3OT. UMD’s Mike Con-nolly scores GWG at 1:13 of 3rd OT session (101:13 minutes of play).SCSU recorded a shutout: Jan. 7, 2011 vs. MTU at the NHC. Mike Lee makes 28 saves in the 3-0 victory.SCSU records shutout at NHC: Jan. 7, 2011 vs. MTU at the NHC. Mike Lee makes 28 saves in the 3-0 victory.SCSU was shutout: Feb. 4, 2011, at UNO 3, SCSU 0. John Faulkner has 33 saves for UNO.SCSU was shutout at the NHC: Dec. 10, 2010, CC 3, at SCSU 0. Joe Howe has 26 saves for CC in the win.SCSU scored 7 goals: Feb. 26, 2011 - at SCSU 7, UW 3An SCSU opp. scores 7 goals: Feb. 20, 2010 - at UW 7, SCSU 4SCSU scores 8 goals: Feb. 11, 2011 at Minnesota Duluth (W, 8-2)SCSU opponent scores 8 goals: Feb. 13, 2010 vs. UND. SCSU falls 8-1 at the NHC.SCSU scored 9 goals: Jan. 28, 2005 vs. Sacred Heart at the NHC, SCSU wins 9-1..An SCSU opponent scored 9 goals: Jan. 3, 1997. Denver University won 9-6 at Denver.SCSU scores 10 goals: Oct. 30, 2004, a 10-0 win at Yale.SCSU opponent scores 10 goals: March 2, 1991. at UND, 10-2SCSU scores 11 goals: Dec. 15, 2001 vs. Bemidji State, 11-3SCSU scores 12 goals: Jan. 19, 1992 vs. Western Ontario, 12-3An SCSU forward scored 5 goals: Jan. 23, 1993. Fred Knipscheer against Michigan Tech in a 7-4 victory.An SCSU forward scored 4 goals: Feb. 15, 2002, Mark Hartigan vs. UAA. March 7, 1997, Mark Parrish vs. Northern Michigan.An SCSU forward scored a Hat Trick: Nov. 5, 2010, Ben Hanowski vs. Bemidji State at the NHC.An SCSU freshman scored a Hat Trick: Jan. 24, 2009, Drew LeBlanc at Colorado College.An SCSU defenseman scored a Hat Trick: Feb. 15, 1991. Bret Hedican scored three goals in a 7-7 tie vs. Wisconsin.An SCSU player scored a natural Hat Trick: Dec. 2, 2005. Konrad Reeder scores three goals in ! rst period at UAA.An SCSU player scored a Short-Handed Hat Trick: Feb.14, 1998. George Awada scored at 2:44 and 11:46 of the second and then at 1:28 of overtime in a 4-3 win over Michigan Tech at the NHC.A SCSU player scored a SHG: Feb. 26, 2011 - Aaron Marvin scores a SHG vs. UW at 14:18 of the 3rd period at the NHC. An opposing player scored a SHG vs. SCSU: Mar. 5, 2011, Denver’s Kyle Ostrow scores a SHG at 6:39 of the 3rd period in a 3-2 loss at Denver.SCSU scored two SHG’s: Oct. 24, 2009 vs. UMD at the NHC. SHGs scored by Drew LeBlanc and Jared Festler- both in the 2nd period.Oppponent scored two SHG’s: Oct. 22, 2004, Denver’s Gabe Gauthier scores two SHG at Magness Arena.SCSU scores two SHG’s on same penalty: Has not hapened in regular season. Ex.: Mike Doyle and Matt Gens each scored SHGs in 2nd period vs. St. Clair on 10/11/03. SCSU won 8-2.An opposing player scored a Hat Trick: 2/8/2008, CC’s Scott McCulloch posted a hat trick vs. SCSU at the World Arena in Colorado Springs, Colo.An SCSU forward scored two (or more) Power Play goals: Ryan Lasch scored three PPGs at UAA on 2/6/09.An SCSU defenseman scored two PPGs: Jan. 17, 2004, Justin Fletcher scores two in a 6-3 loss at UAA.An opposing player scored two PPGs: Nov. 13, 2004, MTU’s Tyler Shelast scores two PPGs vs. SCSU at the NHC.An SCSU player scored on a penalty shot: Dec. 11, 1992. Tony Gruba scored on Michigan Tech’s Jamie Ram. Game ended in 1-1 tie.An opposing player scored on a penalty shot: March 7, 2009: Kael Mouil-lierat of Minnesota State scores at 18:39 of the ! rst period in a 4-4 OT tie at

MSU. Garrett Raboin was called for the penalty. A penalty shot was attempted during an SCSU game by the Huskies: Dec. 12, 2009 at the NHC. Brian Volpei misses on an attempt against Joe Howe of Colorado College at 14:26 of the second period.A penalty shot was attempted during an SCSU game by the Op-ponent: Oct. 24, 2009, Justin Fountaine of UMD attempted penalty shot vs. SCSU’s Dan Dunn at 12:36 of the second period at NHC. Fountaine missed on the shot.An SCSU Player scored an ENG: Nov. 5, 2010 - Ben Hanowski scores an ENG at 18:02 of the 3rd period in a 6-3 win over Bemidji State.An Opposing player scored an ENG: Kyle Schmidt of UMD scored an ENG at 19:11 of the 3rd in a 4-2 loss at Duluth on March 11, 2011 (WCHA playo" s). SCSU Involved in a Shootout: Dec. 28, 2008 - Maine wins shootout over SCSU in consolation game of Florida College Classic. Game was a 3-3 tie after 1st OT.

THE LAST TIME...a Husky scored the following in a single game:2 Goals...............Garrett Roe & Aaron Mavin vs. UW, Feb. 26, 2011 3 Goals.................Ben Hanowski vs. Bemidji State, Nov. 5, 20104 Goals................Mark Hartigan vs. UAA, Feb. 15, 2002 (2nd period)5 Goals................Fred Knipscheer vs. MTU, Jan. 23, 19933 assists..............Jared Festler vs. UW, Feb. 26, 2011 4 assists................Drew LeBlanc vs. Quinnipiac, Oct. 30, 20105 assists................Brandon Sampair vs. Minnesota on March 19, 20003 Points..............Jared Festler vs. UW, Feb. 26, 20114 Points...............Drew LeBlanc vs. MTU, Jan. 8, 20115 Points................Andrew Gordon, Nov. 18 vs. Clarkson6 Points..............Tony Gruba, Feb. 13, 1993 vs. MSU, Mankato

Goalie HighlightsSCSU goaltender made 50+ saves:Mike Lee (60) at UMD on Mar. 12, 2011Mike Lee (51) at UNO on Feb. 5, 2011Bobby Goepfert (67) vs. UMD on March 11, 2007SCSU goaltender made 40+ saves:Mike Lee (40) at Minnesota, Oct. 22, 2010Mike Lee (43) at UW on Feb. 20, 2010Dan Dunn (43) vs. UND on Feb. 12, 2010Dan Dunn (47) at UND on Nov. 14, 2009Jase Weslosky (46) vs. UW on March 15, 2008Mike Lee (42) vs. NMU on Mar. 26, 2010Mike Lee (42) at Minnesota on Jan. 23, 2010SCSU goaltender received an assist:Mike Lee vs. UW, Feb. 26, 2011

Series NotesSCSU swept a two-game series at The NHC*:Feb. 25-26, 2011 vs. Wisconsin (4-2 and 7-3)SCSU swept a two-game road series:*Jan. 21-22, 2011 at BSU (2-1 OT and 5-1)An opponent swept a two-game road series:*Feb. 4-5, 2011 - UNO sweeps SCSU 3-0 and 4-3 at the Qwest CenterAn opponent swept a two-game series at the NHC*Dec. 10-11, 2010 - CC wins 3-0 and 5-2SCSU swept a two-game Home-Home series*Jan. 22-23, 2010 - SCSU sweeps Minnesota (vs. 4-3 on 1/22, at 4-1 on 1/23)An opponent swept a two-game Home-Home series*Jan. 16-17, 2009: Minnesota wins 5-1 (at Mariucci) and 8-6 (at NHC)Back-to-Back Ties in a Series*March 7-8, 2008: SCSU 1, at UND & SCSU 2, at UND 2* Regular Season

Shutouts for the HuskiesLast time SCSU shut out an opponent: Jan. 7, 2011 vs. MTU at the NHCLast time SCSU shut out an opponent on the road:Jan. 13, 2007 at Minnesota State (Goepfert posts 0-0 tie)Last time SCSU was shut out:Feb. 5, 2011 at UNO (lost 3-0)Last time SCSU was shut out at NHC:Dec. 10, 2010 vs. CC (lost 3-0)

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Div. I Opponents ................... GP ......W .......L ......T ............StartedAlabama-Huntsville................. 7 .........7 ........0 ......0 ........... 1987-88Alaska Anchorage ................ 68 .......48 ......14 ....6 ........... 1983-84Alaska-Fairbanks .................. 11 .......5 ........6 ......0 ........... 1980-81University of Alberta (EX) ....... 2 .........0 ........2 ......0 ........... 1996-97U.S. Air Force Academy ......... 20 .......10 ......10 ....0 ........... 1974-75Arizona-Tucson (EX) .............. 2 .........2 ........0 ......0 ........... 1988-89Bemidji State** ...................... 16 .......14 ......2 ......0 ....... 1999-2000Boston College ....................... 1 .........0 ........1 ......0 ........... 2004-05Boston University ................... 1 .........0 ........1 ......0 ....... 1999-2000Bowling Green ........................ 4 .........1 ........3 ......0 ........... 1988-89Brandon University ................ 2 .........2 ........0 ......0 ........... 1988-89British Columbia (EX) ............. 1 .........1 ........0 ......0 ........... 2008-09Brown University .................... 9 .........7 ........1 ......1 ........... 1988-89Canisius .................................. 2 .........1 ........0 ......1 ........... 2007-08Clarkson University ................ 10 .......5 ........5 ......0 ........... 1987-88Colgate University .................. 4 .........3 ........0 ......1 ........... 2005-06Colorado College .................. 81 .......31 ......44 ....6 ........... 1988-89Cornell .................................... 2 .........1 ........1 ......0 ........... 2008-09Czech National (EX) ............... 1 .........0 ........1 ......0 ........... 1992-93Dartmouth ............................... 2 .........2 ........0 ......0 ........... 1988-89University of Denver ........... 72 .......30 ......38 ....4 ........... 1988-89Ferris State University ............ 8 .........3 ........3 ......2 ........... 1987-88University of Guelph .............. 2 .........2 ........0 ......0 ........... 1990-91Harvard ................................... 2 .........2 ........0 ......0 ........... 2003-04U. of Illinois-Chicago .............. 15 .......9 ........4 ......2 ........... 1969-70Italy National (EX) .................. 1 .........1 ........0 ......0 ........... 2002-03Lake Superior State................ 18 .......1 ........17 ....0 ........... 1967-68Lethbridge (EX) ...................... 2 .........2 ........0 ......0 ........... 2006-07Maine ...................................... 9 .........1 ........6 ......2 ........... 1987-88University of Manitoba ........... 4 .........3 ........1 ......0 ........... 1933-34UMASS-Amherst .................... 2 .........2 ........0 ......0 ........... 2000-01UMASS-Lowell ....................... 1 .........0 ........1 ......0 ........... 1987-88Mercyhurst .............................. 2 .........2 ........0 ......0 ........... 2008-09Merrimack ............................... 2 .........1 ........1 ......0 ........... 1989-90Miami University (Ohio) ....... 12 .......2 ........8 ......2 ........... 1987-88Michigan ................................. 2 .........0 ........2 ......0 ........... 2000-01Michigan-Dearborn ................. 4 .........2 ........1 ......1 ........... 1987-88Michigan Tech ....................... 82 .......51 ......26 ....5 ........... 1947-48Minnesota .............................. 85 .......26 ......47 ....12 ......... 1990-91Minnesota State** ................. 43 .......22 ......14 ....7 ........... 1997-98Minnesota Duluth ................. 100 .....54 ......39 ....7 ........... 1946-47NTDP U18 .............................. 2 .........1 ........0 ......1 ........... 2001-02Nebraska-Omaha .................. 8 .........4 ........3 ......1 ........... 1997-98New Hampshire .................... 1 .........0 ........1 ......0 ........... 2002-03North Dakota ......................... 96 .......29 ......56 ....11 .......... 1946-47Northeastern ........................... 1 .........1 ........0 ......0 ........... 2000-01Northern Michigan ................ 36 .......20 ......15 ....1 ........... 1987-88Notre Dame ............................ 10 .......5 ........ 5 .....0 ........... 1988-89Ohio State .............................. 1 .........1 ........0 ......0 ........... 2004-05Princeton University ............... 4 .........3 ........ 1 .....0 ........... 1987-88Providence College ................ 7 .........4 ........ 3 .....0 ........... 1987-88Quinnipiac............................... 4 .........3 ........1 ......0 ........... 2009-10Regina (Canada) .................... 1 .........1 ........ 0 .....0 ........... 1995-96RIT .......................................... 1 .........1 ........0 ......0 ........... 2010-11

Div. I Opponents ................... GP ......W .......L ......T ............StartedRPI .......................................... 6 .........2 ........ 4 .....0 ........... 1987-88Robert Morris .......................... 2 .........2 ........0 ......0 ........... 2005-06Russia Select (EX) ................. 1 .........1 ........0 ......0 ........... 2000-01Sacred Heart .......................... 2 .........2 ........0 ......0 ........... 2004-05St. Clair (EX) .......................... 1 .........1 ........0 ......0 ........... 2002-03St. Lawrence University.......... 6 .........2 ........ 3 .....1 ........... 1987-88St. Petersburg (EX) ................ 1 .........0 ........1 ......0 ........... 1993-94Union ...................................... 3 .........2 ........0 ......1 ........... 2006-07U.S. International .................... 2 .........0 ........ 2 .....0 ........... 1987-88Vermont .................................. 5 .........4 ........1 ......0 ........... 1998-99Yale ......................................... 1 .........1 ........0 ......0 ........... 2004-05Wisconsin-Madison .............. 80 .......29 ......43 ....8 ........... 1988-89Western Michigan ................... 0 .........0 ........0 ......0 ........... 2011-12Western Ontario ..................... 2 ......... 1 ....... 0 .....1 ........... 1991-92

** Record vs. Minnesota State & Bemidji State is Division I only This season’s Opponents Bold Faced

GO HUSKIES!

St. Cloud State All-Time Series Record - Division I Level

Mike Lee


Aaron Marvin Mike Shannon

PLAYER, C/A ............................................................................YearDrew LeBlanc, C .......................................................................2011-12Mike Lee, C ...............................................................................2011-12Ben Hanowski, C .......................................................................2011-12Aaron Marvin, C ........................................................................2010-11Garrett Roe, A............................................................................2010-11Chris Hepp, A ............................................................................2010-11Garrett Raboin, C ......................................................................2009-10Aaron Marvin, C ........................................................................2009-10Garrett Raboin, C ......................................................................2008-09Michael Olson, A........................................................................2008-09David Carlisle, A ........................................................................2008-09Ryan Lasch, A ...........................................................................2008-09Matt Stephenson, C...................................................................2007-08Nate Dey, A ................................................................................2007-08Michael Olson, A........................................................................2007-08Garrett Raboin, A .......................................................................2007-08Casey Borer, C ..........................................................................2006-07Justin Fletcher, A .......................................................................2006-07Andrew Gordon, A .....................................................................2006-07Casey Borer, C ..........................................................................2005-06Brock Hooton, A.........................................................................2005-06Konrad Reeder, A ......................................................................2005-06Matt Gens, C .............................................................................2004-05Dave Iannazzo, C ......................................................................2004-05Matt Hendricks, C ......................................................................2003-04Ryan LaMere, C ........................................................................2003-04Jon Cullen, C .............................................................................2002-03Ryan Malone, A .........................................................................2002-03Jeff Finger, A ..............................................................................2002-03Jon Cullen, C .............................................................................2001-02Mark Hartigan, A ........................................................................2001-02Nate DiCasmirro, A ....................................................................2001-02Brandon Sampair, C ..................................................................2000-01Keith Anderson, A ......................................................................2000-01Ritchie Larson, A .......................................................................2000-01Geno Parrish, C.........................................................................1999-00Bryce Macken, A........................................................................1999-00Brandon Sampair, A...................................................................1999-00Kyle McLauglin, C ......................................................................1998-99Jason Goulet, A .........................................................................1998-99George Awada, A .......................................................................1998-99Andy Vicari,C .............................................................................1997-98Rob Klasnick, A .........................................................................1997-98Mike O’Connell, C .....................................................................1996-97Andy Vicari, A ............................................................................1996-97Kelly Rieder, C...........................................................................1995-96Taj Melson, A .............................................................................1995-96P.J. Lepler, A ..............................................................................1995-96Kelly Hultgren, C .......................................................................1994-95Brett Lievers, A ..........................................................................1994-95Bill Lund, A.................................................................................1994-95

Tony Gruba, C ...........................................................................1993-94Grant Sjerven, A ........................................................................1993-94Eric Johnson, A..........................................................................1993-94Dan O’Shea, C ..........................................................................1992-93Fred Knipscheer, A ....................................................................1992-93Greg Hagen, A ...........................................................................1992-93Doc DelCastillo, C .....................................................................1991-92Tim Hanus, C ............................................................................1991-92 Brian Cook, C ............................................................................1990-91Tim Hanus, C ............................................................................1990-91Chris Scheid, C .........................................................................1990-91Vic Brodt, C ...............................................................................1989-90Brian Cook, A.............................................................................1989-90Vic Brodt, C ...............................................................................1988-89Brian Cook, A.............................................................................1988-89Herm Finnegan, A......................................................................1988-89Brian Cook, C ............................................................................1987-88Scott Eichstadt, A ......................................................................1987-88

Pre-DI Era CaptainsRian Reed, Mike Brodzinski &John Matchinsky ........................................................................1986-87John Berg, Dan Pratt .................................................................1983-84J. Mendel & Paul Edelstein ......................................................1982-83Rory Eidsness ...........................................................................1981-82Gary Stefano .............................................................................1980-81Kevin Clunis ..............................................................................1979-80Dave Reichel, Mak Lecy &John Kructhen ...........................................................................1978-79Dave Reichel ...........................................................................................1977-78Ron Muir & Tim Doherty .........................................................................1976-77Ron Muir & Roger Rutten .......................................................................1975-76Pat Sullivan & Tim Wick ..........................................................................1974-75John Skinner ............................................................................................1973-74John “Jack” Fitzsimmons ........................................................................1972-73Pete McKay .............................................................................................1971-72Fred Wahlers ...........................................................................................1970-71Ron Gordon .............................................................................................1969-70John Etnier & Mike Shannon .................................................................1968-69* Co-captains

(If you know of any team captains prior to 1968-69, please for-ward them to Tom Nelson at [email protected])

They Wore the ‘C’ & ‘A’ at St. Cloud State UniversitySt. Cloud State University Hockey Team Captains, Assistant Captains

Matt Hendricks Tony Gruba Casey BroerAndy Vicari


Year GM W L T Pct. Coach1931-32 8 1 7 0 .125 Ralph Theisen1932-33 11 10 1 0 .909 Ludwig Andolsek1933-34 9 7 1 1 .833 Ludwig Andolsek1934-35 27 25 2 0 .926 Ludwig Andolsek1935-36 11 6 5 0 .545 Robert DePaul1936-37 10 5 5 0 .500 Walter Gerzin1937-38 8 4 4 0 .500 Benedict Vandell1938-39 9 5 4 0 .556 George Lynch1939-40 11 6 5 0 .545 George Lynch1940-41 10 4 4 2 .500 George Lynch1941-42 7 5 2 0 .714 George Lynch1942-46 No Sport1946-47 19 14 3 2 .789 Roland Vandell1947-48 16 12 4 0 .750 Roland Vandell1948-49 12 6 6 0 .500 Roland Vandell1949-50 13 7 6 0 .538 Roland Vandell1950-51 8 5 3 0 .625 Ray Gasperline1951-52 6 0 6 0 .000 Roland Vandell1952-53 11 8 3 0 .727 George Martin1953-54 4 2 2 0 .500 Brendan McDonald1954-55 8 7 1 0 .875 Jim Baxter1955-56 15 11 3 1 .767 Jim Baxter1956-57 11 5 6 0 .455 Jack Wink1957-58 9 4 5 0 .444 Jack Wink1958-59 12 6 6 0 .500 Jack Wink1959-60 13 11 2 0 .846 Jack Wink1960-61 13 12 1 0 .923 Jack Wink1961-62 12 12 0 0 1.000 Jack Wink1962-63 7 5 1 1 .786 Jack Wink1963-64 6 3 2 1 .583 Jack Wink1964-65 9 5 4 0 .556 Jack Wink1965-66 14 4 10 0 .286 Jack Wink1966-67 15 1 14 0 .067 Jack Wink1967-68 19 1 18 0 .053 Jack Wink1968-69 20 2 18 0 .100 Charles Basch1969-70 17 7 10 0 .412 Charles Basch1970-71 17 10 7 0 .588 Charles Basch1971-72 16 7 9 0 .438 Charles Basch1972-73 20 8 12 0 .400 Charles Basch1973-74 23 15 6 2 .714 Charles Basch1974-75 25 16 9 0 .640 Charles Basch1975-76 24 9 14 1 .391 Charles Basch1976-77 24 10 13 1 .435 Charles Basch1977-78 24 12 12 0 .500 Charles Basch1978-79 24 10 13 1 .435 Charles Basch1979-80 30 20 9 1 .689 Charles Basch1980-81 31 19 11 1 .633 Charles Basch1981-82 29 14 15 0 .482 Charles Basch1982-83 29 11 18 0 .379 Charles Basch1983-84 28 11 17 0 .393 Charles Basch1984-85 29 14 13 2 .519 John Perpich1985-86 29 16 11 2 .593 John Perpich

Year GM W L T Pct. Coach1986-87 36 25 10 1 .714 Herb Brooks1987-88 37 11 25 1 .327 Craig Dahl1988-89 37 19 16 2 .514 Craig Dahl1989-90 38 17 19 2 .447 Craig Dahl1990-91 41 18 19 4 .466 Craig Dahl1991-92 37 14 21 2 .378 Craig Dahl1992-93 36 15 18 3 .417 Craig Dahl1993-94 38 21 13 4 .553 Craig Dahl1994-95 38 17 20 1 .447 Craig Dahl1995-96 39 13 22 4 .333 Craig Dahl1996-97 40 23 13 4 .575 Craig Dahl 1997-98 40 22 16 2 .550 Craig Dahl1998-99 39 16 18 5 .410 Craig Dahl1999-00 40 23 14 3 .575 Craig Dahl2000-01 41 31 9 1 .768 Craig Dahl2001-02 42 29 11 2 .714 Craig Dahl2002-03 38 17 16 5 .513 Craig Dahl2003-04 38 18 16 4 .526 Craig Dahl2004-05 40 14 23 3 .388 Craig Dahl2005-06 42 22 16 4 .571 Bob Motzko2006-07 40 22 11 7 .638 Bob Motzko2007-08 40 19 16 5 .538 Bob Motzko2008-09 38 18 17 3 .513 Bob Motzko2009-10 43 24 14 5 .616 Bob Motzko2010-11 38 15 18 5 .461 Bob MotzkoTotals 1788 913 774 101 .539 16 Coaches

Ludwig Andolsek John Perpich Jack Wink Charlie Basch Roland Vandell Herb Brooks Craig Dahl

They Led the Huskies — SCSU Coaching Records

SCSU Coaching RecordsYears Coach Record Pct.1931-32 Ralph Theisen 1-7-0 .1251932-35 Ludwig Andolsek 42-4-1 .8931935-36 Robert DePaul 6-5-0 .5451936-37 Walter Gerzin 5-5-0 .5001937-38 Benedict Vandell 4-4-0 .5001938-42 George Lynch 20-15-2 .5401942-46 WWII No Teams1946-50 Roland Vandell 39-19-2 .6671950-51 Ray Gasperline 5-3-0 .6251951-52 Roland Vandell 0-6-0 .0001953-54 Brendan McDonald 2-2-0 .5001954-56 Jim Baxter 18-4-1 .7821956-68 Jack Wink 69-69-2 .5001968-84 Charlie Basch 181-193-7 .4751984-86 John Perpich 30-24-4 .5171986-87 Herb Brooks 25-10-1 .6941987-2005 Craig Dahl 338-309-52 .5212005-present Bob Motzko 120-92-28 .576 Total 16 coaches 913-774-101 .539


O3 vs. Minnesota # L 0-6O9 at Lake Superior St. L 4-8O10 at Lake Superior St. L 3-7O16 at Mich.-Dearborn T 8-8OTO17 at Mich.-Dearborn L 1-8O23 at St. Lawrence L 5-7O24 at Clarkson L 4-5O30 AIR FORCE W 6-3O31 AIR FORCE W 3-2N6 ALASKA ANCHORAGE L 1-5N7 ALASKA ANCHORAGE L 4-5N13 at Miami, Ohio L 1-8N14 at Miami, Ohio L 3-5D1 at Lowell University L 4-7D2 at Princeton L 3-4D4 at Providence L 3-4D11 at Northern Michigan L 1-9D12 at Northern Michigan L 1-3D18 FERRIS STATE L 3-5D19 FERRIS STATE W 6-5D27 Maine+ L 3-5D28 UA-Fairbanks+ W 5-4 OTJ2 MANITOBA L 2-3J3 MANITOBA W 5-2J15 RPI L 6-8J16 RPI W 6-5J22 U.S. International L 2-6J23 U.S. International L 1-2J29 Alaska Anchorage L 2-5J30 Alaska Anchorage L 1-8 F6 ALA.-HUNTSVILLE W 9-2F7 ALA.-HUNTSVILLE W 2-1F13 UA-FAIRBANKS L 3-5F14 UA-FAIRBANKS L 3-6F19 Alabama-Huntsville W 6-3F20 Alabama-Huntsville W 6-1F26 LAKE SUPERIOR ST L 1-3F27 LAKE SUPERIOR ST W 4-3# US Hall of Fame Game - Eveleth+ Dexter Hockey Classic, Orono, Maine

O21 NOTRE DAME W 4-3O22 NOTRE DAME L 2-3O28 at Alaska-Fairbanks W 4-2O29 at Alaska-Fairbanks L 2-4N4 CLARKSON L 2-5N5 CLARKSON W 6-2N11 LAKE SUPERIOR ST L 3-7N12 LAKE SUPERIOR L 3-4 OTN23 US AIR FORCE W 4-1N29 DENVER L 4-8D2 at Air Force W 6-3D3 at Air Force W 8-2D9 atvFerris State T 3-3 OTD10 at Ferris State L 2-3 OTD13 at Wisconsin L 1-8D16 DARTMOUTH W 7-3D17 DARTMOUTH W 4-3D22 BROWN W 4-1D23 BROWN W 11-3

D29 at Illinois-Chicago L 0-7D30 at Illinois-Chicago T 4-4 OTJ6 UA-FAIRBANKS W 4-2J7 UA-FAIRBANKS W 2-1J10 at Minnesota-Duluth L 3-4J14 MICH-DEARBORN W 7-4J15 MICH-DEARBORN W 11-2J20 at Denver L 3-8J21 at Denver L 4-5J23 at Colorado College W 5-2J27 BRANDON W 8-1J28 BRANDON W 7-6F3 UAA W 4-3F4 UAA W 6-2F17 at Arizona-Tucson= W 8-2F18 at Arizona-Tucson= W 13-2F24 at Bowling Green L 2-6F25 at Bowling Green L 3-6M17 at Lake Superior St** L 3-6M18 at Lake Superior St** L 2-4= Club Team / not reflected in record** NCAA Division I Tournament Game

O13 at Michigan Tech W 4-2O14 at Michigan Tech W 4-2O16 at Wisconsin L 3-4O27 MERRIMACK W 6-4O28 MERRIMACK L 3-4N3 PROVIDENCE L 1-2 OTN4 PROVIDENCE L 5-7N10 at Lake Superior St L 3-5N11 at Lake Superior St L 3-8N17 at Notre Dame L 2-3N18 at Notre Dame W 8-2N24 MAINE L 4-6N25 MAINE L 3-6D1 UMD L 3-7D2 UMD L 3-6D5 DENVER L 2-3D8 at North Dakota L 4-7D9 at North Dakota T 4-4 OTD16 N. MICHIGAN++ W 5-4D17 N. MICHIGAN W 4-2D22 at Denver W 7-2D29 NORTH DAKOTA L 5-8D30 NORTH DAKOTA L 5-8J4 at Northern Michigan L 2-6J5 at Northern Michigan L 5-6J9 WISCONSIN W 6-5J19 MICHIGAN TECH W 8-2J20 MICHIGAN TECH W 5-0J26 AIR FORCE W 8-1J27 AIR FORCE W 9-3F2 UMD T 1-1 OTF3 UMD L 3-6F16 NOTRE DAME W 7-3F17 NOTRE DAME W 3-2F23 BOWLING GREEN W 3-2 OTF24 BOWLING GREEN L 5-8M2 UAA= W 3-2M3 Ala-Huntsville= W 6-1++ First game played at NHC= Alabama Tournament

O12 MINNESOTA* T 3-3 OTO13 at Minnesota* L 4-5O19 COLORADO C* W 6-2O20 COLORADO C* W 3-2OTO26 at North Dakota* L 2-6O27 at North Dakota* L 3-9N2 UMD* W 5-0

N3 UMD* T 4-4 OTN9 at Wisconsin* L 2-4N10 at Wisconsin* L 4-10N16 MICHIGAN TECH* L 3-5N17 MICHIGAN TECH* L 5-6N30 at Denver* T 2-2 OTD1 at Denver* W 5-1D7 UAA W 5-2D8 UAA L 7-8 OTD14 at UMD* W 6-3D15 at UMD* W 5-4D20 N. MICHIGAN* W 4-3D21 N. MICHIGAN* W 6-4D28 DENVER* W 7-4D29 DENVER* L 4-5 OTJ4 GUELPH W 7-1J5 GUELPH W 10-0J11 at Minnesota* L 1-7J12 MINNESOTA* L 3-7J18 at N. Michigan* L 3-8J19 at N. Michigan* L 1-8J25 NORTH DAKOTA* L 3-4J26 NORTH DAKOTA* L 1-8F1 at Colorado College* W 4-3F2 at Colorado College* W 7-3F8 at Michigan Tech* W 5-2F9 at Michigan Tech* L 4-7F15 WISCONSIN* T 7-7 OTF16 WISCONSIN* L 2-6F23 UAA W 3-1F24 UAA W 4-3 OTM1 at North Dakota** W 4-2M2 at North Dakota** L 2-10 M3 at North Dakota** L 4-7* WCHA Game** WCHA Playoff Game

O25 WISCONSIN* L 4-5O26 WISCONSIN* L 4-5N1 MINNESOTA* L 4-7N2 at Minnesota* L 2-7N8 NORTH DAKOTA* W 7-3N9 NORTH DAKOTA* W 7-3N29 MICHIGAN TECH* W 3-2N30 MICHIGAN TECH* L 3-4D6 at N. Michigan* L 4-8D7 at N. Michigan* W 6-4D13 at UMD* L 2-4D14 at UMD* W 4-3 OTD28 DENVER* L 1-4D29 DENVER * W 9-0J3 COLORADO C* W 8-5J4 COLORADO C* T 3-3 OTJ10 at Michigan Tech* L 0-3J11 at Michigan Tech* L 1-4J18 W. ONTARIO T 5-5 OTJ19 W. ONTARIO W 12-3J24 at North Dakota* L 4-6J25 at North Dakota* W 3-2J31 at Colorado College* L 5-8F1 at Colorado College* L 4-5F7 UMD* W 5-4F8 UMD* L 1-4F14 at Denver* W 5-4 OTF15 at Denver* W 4-1F21 N. MICHIGAN* W 8-6F22 N. MICHIGAN* L 1-7F28 at Minnesota* L 1-2F29 MINNESOTA* L 1-4M7 at Wisconsin* L 4-5M8 at Wisconsin* L 2-6M13 at Wisconsin** L 5-6 OTM14 at Wisconsin** W 5-3M15 at Wisconsin** L 3-4 OT* WCHA Game ** WCHA Playoff Game

O23 at Wisconsin* L 2-5O24 at Wisconsin* W 4-2O30 DENVER* L 3-4O31 DENVER* L 2-8N13 UMD* W 7-3N14 UMD* L 4-5 OTN20 N. MICHIGAN* W 6-4N21 N. MICHIGAN* W 2-1N27 at North Dakota* L 3-4N28 at North Dakota* W 7-4D4 at Colorado College* W 5-2D5 at Colorado College* W 9-5D12 MICHIGAN TECH* T 1-1 OTD13 MICHIGAN TECH* W 6-2D18 MINNESOTA* L 3-4D19 at Minnesota* L 2-5J3 CZECH NATIONAL# L 2-5J8 at Denver* W 4-3J9 at Denver* W 4-1J15 COLORADO C* L 5-7J16 COLORADO C* W 5-2J22 at Michigan Tech* L 1-5J23 at Michigan Tech* W 7-4J29 WISCONSIN* L 5-6 OTJ30 WISCONSIN* L 3-6F5 at Northern Michigan* L 4-8F6 at Northern Michigan* L 2-6F12 MSU, MANKATO T 5-5 OTF13 MSU, MANKATO W 11-4F19 NORTH DAKOTA* W 4-1F20 NORTH DAKOTA* W 5-2F26 at UMD* L 4-6F27 at UMD* L 0-4M5 at Minnesota* L 0-1M7 MINNESOTA+* T 2-2 OTM12 at Michigan Tech** L 1-3M13 at Michigan Tech** L 5-6* WCHA Game / ** WCHA Playoff# Exhibition+ Played at Target Center, Mpls.

O22 at Michigan Tech* L 1-6O23 at Michigan Tech* L 2-3O29 MINNESOTA* W 3-2O30 at Minnesota* T 4-4 OTN5 at Denver* L 3-6N6 at Denver* L 4-5N12 at North Dakota* L 3-6N13 at North Dakota* W 3-2N19 N. MICHIGAN* W 6-5N20 N. MICHIGAN* T 4-4 OTD4 at Colorado College* L 4-6D5 at Colorado College* L 1-2D10 UMD* W 5-2D11 UMD* W 8-2D17 DENVER* W 5-0D18 DENVER* W 3-0D30 ST. PETERSBURG# L 3-9J7 UAA* W 4-1J8 UAA* W 4-2J14 at Wisconsin* L 1-4J15 at Wisconsin* W 6-1J21 NORTH DAKOTA* T 5-5 OTJ22 NORTH DAKOTA* W 6-0J28 AIR FORCE W 9-3J29 AIR FORCE W 8-2F4 at Northern Michigan* L 3-4F5 at Northern Michigan* W 6-4F11 at UMD* W 9-5F12 at UMD* L 2-9

1987-88 (11-25-1)Head Coach: Craig Dahl

NCAA I Independent

1990-91 (18-19-4)Head Coach: Craig DahlWCHA (12-16-4 / T5th)


NCAA I Independent


NCAA I IndependentNCAA PLAYOFF TEAM

1991-92 (14-21-2)Head Coach: Craig DahlWCHA (12-19-1/T7th)

1992-93 (15-18-3)Head Coach: Craig DahlWCHA (14-16-2/7th)


COACH CRAIG DAHL1987-2005Record: 338-309-52


F18 COLORADO C* L 1-4F19 COLORADO C* T 4-4 OTF26 MICHIGAN TECH* W 2-1 OTF27 MICHIGAN TECH* W 4-3M4 at Minnesota* L 3-5M5 MINNESOTA* W 8-4M11 UMD** W 3-0M12 UMD** W 8-5M18 Wisconsin**^ W 3-2 OTM19 Minnesota**+ L 2-3 OT* WCHA Game # Exh. Game ** WCHA Playoff Game ^ WCHA Semi-Final Game+ WCHA Championship Game

O21 at UAA* L 3-5O22 at UAA* W 6-1O28 N. MICHIGAN* W 5-2O29 N. MICHIGAN* L 3-5N4 at Minnesota* L 3-5N5 MINNESOTA* L 2-5N11 ILL.-CHICAGO W 7-4N12 ILL.-CHICAGO W 5-4N18 COLORADO C* L 2-5N19 COLORADO C L 2-4N25 at North Dakota* W 3-2N26 at North Dakota* L 0-2D2 at Wisconsin* W 8-4D3 at Wisconsin* L 4-5D9 UMD* W 5-2D10 UMD* W 3-0D16 at Maine L 1-6D17 at Maine L 3-4J6 at Denver* W 8-2J7 at Denver* L 5-7J13 MICHIGAN TECH* L 3-5J14 MICHIGAN TECH* L 0-4J20 NORTH DAKOTA* W 9-2J21 NORTH DAKOTA* L 4-5 OTJ27 at Colorado College* L 1-6J28 at Colorado College * L 4-6F3 at UMD* L 2-3 OTF4 at UMD* W 3-2F11 WISCONSIN* W 5-4F12 WISCONSIN* T 4-4OTF17 UAA* W 7-1F18 UAA* W 5-2F24 at N. Michigan* W 5-3F25 at N. Michigan* W 6-5M4 MINNESOTA* W 3-0M5 at Minnesota* L 3-5M10 NORTH DAKOTA** L 2-3M11 NORTH DAKOTA** L 2-5* WCHA Game** WCHA Playoff Game

(Note: games played at CC were played at the Cadet Ice Arena on the campus of the Air Force Academy)

O7 Regina W 11-2O20 UMD* W 6-3O21 UMD* L 4-5O27 at St. Lawrence L 3-5O28 at St. Lawrence L 1-3N4 MINNESOTA* L 3-4N5 at Minnesota* L 2-5N10 at North Dakota* L 2-3N11 at North Dakota* T 4-4OTN17 WISCONSIN* T 3-3 OTN18 WISCONSIN* W 5-2

N24 at Denver* L 4-6N25 at Denver* L 2-6D1 at UMD* L 1-7D2 at UMD* L 4-5D9 MICHIGAN TECH* W 3-2D10 MICHIGAN TECH* W 3-1D15 at Colorado College* L 4-5D16 at Colorado College* L 1-3J5 NORTH DAKOTA* L 2-4J6 NORTH DAKOTA* L 3-6J12 at Wisconsin* L 3-8J13 at Wisconsin* W 6-2J19 at N. Michigan* L 2-3J20 at N. Michigan* W 3-2OTJ26 DENVER* L 2-4J27 DENVER* T 4-4OTF2 at Michigan Tech* T 4-4OTF3 at Michigan Tech* W 7-5F9 UAA* W 2-1F10 UAA* W 5-0F16 at Minnesota* L 3-8F17 MINNESOTA* W 4-3OTF24 COLORADO C.* L 4-5F25 COLORADO C.* L 1-9M1 at Denver** W 3-1M2 at Denver** L 4-6M3 at Denver** W 4-0M7 Michigan Tech^ L 3-4OT*WCHA Game**WCHA Playoff Game^WCHA Final Five Play In


O6 ALBERTA (EX) L 2-4O18 at Wisconsin* L 0-2O19 at Wisconsin* W 3-2O25 ST. LAWRENCE W 4-2O26 ST. LAWRENCE W 5-2N1 at Colorado College* W 6-3N2 at Colorado College* L 3-6N8 UMD* W 6-4N9 UMD* T 1-1 OTN15 at North Dakota* W 5-2N16 at North Dakota* L 3-5N29 at Michigan Tech* T 3-3OTN30 at Michigan Tech* W 5-1D6 N. MICHIGAN* W 8-4D7 N. MICHIGAN* W 3-1D14 MINNESOTA* L 1-4D15 at Minnesota* W 4-3OTD20 UAA* W 6-1D21 UAA* W 3-2 OTJ3 at Denver* L 6-9J4 at Denver* T 1-1OTJ10 NORTH DAKOTA* W 5-3J11 NORTH DAKOTA* L 1-6J17 MINNESOTA* W 5-2J18 at Minnesota* L 4-6J24 at Notre Dame L 2-5J25 at Notre Dame W 2-1F1 COLORADO C.* L 2-4F2 COLORADO C.* W 5-4F7 at UAA* W 4-2F8 at UAA* L 3-5F14 WISCONSIN* W 5-4F15 WISCONSIN* W 7-1F21 at UMD* L 3-5F22 at UMD* T 3-3OTF28 MICHIGAN TECH* W 5-3M1 MICHIGAN TECH* W 8-3M7 N. MICHIGAN** W 5-2M8 N. MICHIGAN** W 3-2M14 Minnesota^ L 4-5OTM15 Colorado College^ L 0-6

*WCHA Game**WCHA Playoff Game^WCHA Final Five Game


O17 NOTRE DAME L 3-4OTO18 NOTRE DAME L 1-4O24 MSU, MANKATO W 4-1O25 MSU, MANKATO T 2-2OTO31 UMD* W 3-2N1 UMD* L 3-4N7 at Michigan Tech* W 3-2N8 at Michigan Tech* W 4-2N15 at Colorado C.* W 7-6OTN16 at Colorado C.* W 3-1N21 UAA* W 4-2N22 UAA* T 0-0OTN29 at Denver*# W 6-4N30 at Denver*# W 6-2D12 at North Dakota* L 2-1D13 at North Dakota* W 5-2D19 at Minnesota* W 3-1D20 MINNESOTA* W 4-1J9 UN-OMAHA W 2-1J10 UN-OMAHA W 6-2J16 at UMD* L 4-8J17 at UMD* L 1-4J23 NORTH DAKOTA* W 6-2J24 NORTH DAKOTA* L 6-2J30 DENVER* L 3-4J31 DENVER* W 3-2F13 MICHIGAN TECH* W 6-0F14 MICHIGAN TECH* W 4-3OTF20 COLORADO C.* L 4-7F21 COLORADO C.* L 1-3F27 at Wisconsin* W 7-3F28 at Wisconsin* L 3-6M6 MINNESOTA* L 2-6M7 at Minnesota* L 3-5M13 MICHIGAN TECH** W 6-4M13 MICHIGAN TECH** L 2-3M13 MICHIGAN TECH** W 6-2M19 UMD^ W 4-3OTM20 North Dakota^ L 3-4M21 Colorado College^ L 1-6*WCHA Game **WCHA Playoff Game^WCHA Final Five Game# at Denver Coliseum

023 at Minnesota* L 0-3O24 MINNESOTA* W 6-5O30 VERMONT L 3-4O31 VERMONT W 4-2N6 at Denver*# L 3-5N7 at Denver*# W 6-3N13 MICHIGAN TECH* L 1-3N14 MICHIGAN TECH* L 2-3N20 at UMD * W 4-3N21 at UMD* W 4-1N27 NORTH DAKOTA* L 3-4N28 NORTH DAKOTA* L 4-7D4 at Colorado College* W 5-3D5 at Colorado College* L 3-4D11 at Miami, Ohio W 5-4D12 at Miami, Ohio T 4-4OTJ2 MSU-MANKATO W 6-3J3 MSU-MANKATO W 3-1J8 COLORADO C.* L 0-4J9 COLORDAO C.* W 1-0

J15 at Michigan Tech* L 2-4J16 at Michigan Tech* L 2-4J22 UMD* W 6-3J23 UMD* W 5-3J29 at UAA* T 1-1OTJ30 at UAA* T 1-1OTF5 WISCONSIN* L 4-5F6 WISCONSIN* L 1-3F12 UN-OMAHA W 2-0F13 UN-OMAHA W 5-0F19 MINNESOTA* T 4-4OTF20 at Minnesota* T 2-2OTF26 DENVER* L 4-5F27 DENVER* L 1-3M5 at North Dakota* L 2-4M6 at North Dakota* L 2-5M13 at Wisconsin** W 5-2M14 at Wisconsin** W 3-2M18 ^Minnesota L 3-5*WCHA Game **WCHA Playoff Game^WCHA Final Five Game# at Denver Coliseum

O15 MIAMI, OHIO L 4-5OT O16 MIAMI, OHIO L 2-3 O23 BEMIDJI STATE W 6-1O24 BEMIDJI STATE W 2-1O29 at Vermont W 7-2O30 at Vermont W 4-1N5 at North Dakota* L 0-6N6 at North Dakota* L 3-4N12 UMD*(ot) L 2-3 N13 UMD* L 3-4N19 WISCONSIN* L 3-4OT N20 WISCONSIN* W 4-0N27 at MSU, Mankato* W 7-4N28 at MSU, Mankato* W 8-2D3 at Denver* W 6-0D5 at Denver* L 2-3D10 MINNESOTA* W 4-3OT D11 at Minnesota* T 2-2OTJ14 MICHIGAN TECH* W 4-2J15 MICHIGAN TECH* W 4-0J21 UAA* W 5-4OT J22 UAA* W 8-2J28 at UMD* W 8-0J29 at UMD* W 4-1F4 NORTH DAKOTA* W 3-0F5 NORTH DAKOTA* T 1-1OTF10 at Wisconsin* L 0-3F11 at Wisconsin* L 3-5F18 DENVER* W 3-1F19 DENVER* W 4-3F25 at Colorado College* T 2-2OTF26 at Colorado C.* L 3-4OT M3 at Minnesota* W 5-0M4 MINNESOTA* W 4-3OT M10 UMD# L 4-5M11 UMD# W 3-0 M12 UM-DULUTH# W 7-3M17 North Dakota% L 3-7M18 Minnesota$ W 6-4M25 Boston University! L 5-3*WCHA Regular Season#WCHA Post-Season Playoffs% WCHA Final Five Semifinal$WCHA Final Five Third-Place Game! NCAA Division I National Hockey Tournament East Regional

1996-97 (23-13-4)Head Coach: Craig DahlWCHA (18-10-4/3rd)



WCHA (8-16-4/7th)




WCHA (16-9-3/3rd)NCAA PLAYOFF TEAM


O13 FERRIS STATE W 3-1O14 FERRIS ST. T 3-3OTO20 at Bemidji State W 3-1O21 BEMIDJI STATE W 7-0O27 DENVER* W 5-1O28 DENVER* L, 3-1N10 at Colorado C.* W, 6-3N11 at Colorado C.* W, 3-2OTN17 MINNESOTA* L, 2-0N18 at Minnesota* L, 4-3N24 at Northeastern W, 4-1N25 at UMass-Amherst W 3-1D1 at Michigan Tech* W, 4-3OTD2 at Michigan Tech W 4-3D8 WISCONSIN* L 3-1D9 WISCONSIN* W 5-0D15 UAA* W 3-1D16 UAA* W 4-3D18 RUSSIA SELECT W 5-4J5 at UMD* W 6-3J6 at UMD* W 5-4J12 MICHIGAN TECH* W 5-2J13 MICHIGAN TECH* W 4-1J19 BROWN W 4-2J20 BROWN W 5-4J26 at North Dakota* L 4-3J27 at North Dakota* L 4-3F2 COLORADO C.* L 5-3F3 COLORADO C.* W 7-5F9 at UAA* W 2-0F10 at UAA* W 4-1F16 at Wisconsin* L 3-2F17 at Wisconsin* W 5-1F23 MSU, MANKATO* W 6-2F24 MSU, MANKATO* W 6-3M2 at Minnesota* W 6-1M3 MINNESOTA* W 5-2M9 UAA# W 5-1M10 UAA# W 8-2M16 Minnesota@ W 3-0M17 North Dakota@(ot) W 6-5M25 Michigan$ L 4-3* WCHA games# WCHA playoffs@ WCHA Final Five, St. Paul$ NCAA West Regional, Grand Rapids, Mich.

O6 BRANDON (EX) W 10-1O12 vs. Clarkson+ W 5-1O13 at Maine+ W 6-2O19 MICHIGAN TECH* W 7-2O20 MICHIGAN TECH* W 7-3O26 at MSU, Mankato* W 7-1O27 at MSU, Mankato* W 4-0N2 NORTH DAKOTA* W 8-4N3 NORTH DAKOTA* W 6-1N9 COLORADO C.* W 6-1N10 COLORADO C.* L 4-3N16 at UAA* W 5-2N17 at UAA* W 4-2N30 at Minnesota* W 3-2D1 MINNESOTA* T 2-2OTD7 at Colorado C.* W 3-0D8 at Colorado C.* L 5-1D14 at Bemidji St. W 4-2

D15 BEMIDJI ST. W 11-3D21 MSU, MANKATO* W 3-1D22 MSU. MANKATO* W 8-1J4 MASS-AMHERST W 5-1J5 NDTP U-18 (EX) W 4-2J11 UMD* L 3-2J12 UMD* W 6-1J18 at Brown L 4-1J19 at Providence W 5-2J25 at Wisconsin* T 2-2OTJ26 at Wisconsin* L 4-1F1 UA-HUNTSVILLE W 3-0F2 UA-HUNTSVILLE W 7-2 F8 at Michigan Tech* W 4-3F9 at Michigan Tech* W 3-2F15 UAA* W 7-4F16 UAA* W 4-0F22 at Denver* L 5-2F23 at Denver* W 4-2M1 MINNESOTA* L 5-4M2 at Minnesota* L 3-1M8 UMD# W 5-4 OTM9 UMD# W 6-3M15 vs. Minnesota% L 4-1M16 vs. Colorado C.$ L 2-1M22 at Michigan! L 4-2+ Maine Ice Breaker*WCHA Regular Season#WCHA Post-Season Playoffs% WCHA Final Five Semifinal$WCHA Final Five Third-Place Game! NCAA Division I National Hockey Tournament West Regional

011 at Ferris State W 2-1O12 at Ferris State L 3-6O25 MSU, MANKATO* W 6-5OTO 26 at MSU, Mankato* T 1-1OTN1 RPI W 3-0N2 RPI L 1-3N8 NORTH DAKOTA* W 7-3N9 NORTH DAKOTA* L 2-3OTN15 at MSU, Mankato* L 6-7N16 MSU, MANKATO* W 7-2N22 at UMD* W 3-2N23 UMD* L 2-4D6 at North Dakota* L 3-4D 7 at North Dakota* L 4-5D13 DENVER* T 1-1OTD14 DENVER* W 6-4D16 TEAM ITALY (EX) W 4-1J3 at Minnesota* W 4-3J4 MINNESOTA* T 3-3OTJ10 at Denver* L 0-4J11 at Denver* W 5-4J17 PROVIDENCE W 2-1J18 PROVIDENCE W 5-3J24 UMD* W 3-2J25 at UMD* L 1-3J31 at Michigan Tech* L 3-4OTF1 at Michigan Tech* W 4-2F14 COLORADO C.* W 4-2F15 COLORADO C.* L 3-5F21 at WISCONSIN* T 2-2OTF22 at WISCONSIN* L 3-4F28 UAA* W 2-0M1 UAA* W 7-0M7 MINNESOTA* L 3-5M8 at Minnesota* T 1-1OTM14 at UMD # L 4-5M15 at UMD# W 3-2OTM16 at UMD# L 3-7M28 vs N. Hampshire ! L 2-5*WCHA Regular Season

#WCHA Post-Season Playoffs! NCAA DI NE Regional - Worcester, MA

O11 St. Clair (Ex) W 8-2O17 WISCONSIN* W 2-1O18 WISCONSIN* W 3-1O24 MICHIGAN TECH* T 3-3 OTO25 MICHGIAN TECH* W 6-5O31 PRINCETON* W 2-1 OTN1 PRINCETON* W 3-1N7 at UMD* W 3-2N8 at UMD* W 5-3N14 at North Dakota* W 2-1N15 at North Dakota* L 1-2N21 at RPI L 2-3N22 at RPI L 1-2N28 UAA* W 5-1N29 UAA* T 2-2OTD5 at Colorado C.* W 2-0D6 at Colorado C* L 1-6D12 DENVER* L 1-6D13 DENVER* L 2-3D27 vs. Harvard# W 6-4D28 at Providence# W 6-1J2 NORTH DAKOTA* T 1-1OTJ3 NORTH DAKOTA* L 1-3J16 at UAA* W 4-1J17 at UAA* L 3-6J23 MSU, MANKATO* W 8-5J24 MSU, MANKATO* L 6-7F6 at MTU* W 4-1F7 at MTU* W 3-1F13 BEMIDJI STATE W 5-2F14 BEMIDJI STATE W 3-2F20 at UW* T 1-1OTF21 at UW* L 0-3F27 COLORADO C.* L 1-7F28 COLORADO C.* L 2-5M5 at Minnesota* L 4-7M6 at Minnesota* L 2-4M12 at Minnesota! L 1-6M13 at Minnesota! L 3-7*WCHA Regular Season!WCHA Post-Season Playoffs# PC Coffee Pot Tournament

O9 vs. St Lawrence# T 1-1OTO10 vs. Ohio State# W 3-1O15 N. MICHIGAN W 2-1O16 N. MICHIGAN L 4-2O22 at Denver* L 5-2O23 at Denver* L 6-1O29 at Princeton W 7-2O30 at Yale W 10-0N11 MICHIGAN TECH* W 3-1N12 MICHIGAN TECH* W 6-4N19 at North Dakota* L 4-1N20 at North Dakota* L 3-1N26 UMD* W 4-2N27 UMD* L 3-1D3 at MSU, MANKATO* W 4-2D4 MSU, MANKATO* L 4-3D10 MINNESOTA* L 2-1OTD11 at Minnesota* L 4-2D28 vs. Maine% T 1-1OT

D29 vs. Boston C.% L 2-1 OTJ7 WISCONSIN* L 6-0J8 WISCONSIN* L 4-2J14 at UMD* W 5-2J15 at UMD* L 5-1J21 DENVER* L 5-2J22 DENVER* L 6-1J28 SACRED HEART W 9-1J29 SACRED HEART W 3-1F4 at UAA* L 4-3F5 at UAA* W 6-3F11 at Colorado C.* W 4-3 OTF12 at Colorado C.* L 3-0F18 MSU, MANKATO* L 4-3F19 at MSU, Mankato* W 3-2F25 at Minnesota* L 5-4F26 MINNESOTA* L 4-1M4 NORTH DAKOTA* T 2-2 OTM5 NORTH DAKOTA L 2-0M11 at Colorado C.! L 8-2M12 at Colorado C.! L 4-2# UNH Ice Breaker - Durham, NH% Florida College Hockey Classic*WCHA Regular Season!WCHA Post-Season Playoffs

O8 ALBERTA (EX) L 2-1O14 at Northern Mich. L 3-0O15 at Northern Mich. W 3-2 OTO21 WISCONSIN* T 2-2 OTO22 WISCONSIN* L 3-1O28 MINNESOTA* W 3-2O29 MINNESOTA* L 3-1 N04 at Colorado C* L 4-2 N05 at Colorado C.* L 3-2 N11 at Michigan Tech* L 3-2 OTN12 at Michigan Tech* W 7-0 N18 NORTH DAKOTA* W 3-2 N19 NORTH DAKOTA* L 3-2 N25 BROWN W 4-1 N26 BROWN T 4-4 OTD02 at Alaska Anchorage* W 5-0 D03 at Alaska Anchorage* L 2-1 D17 ROBERT MORRIS W 7-0 D18 ROBERT MORRIS W 6-2 J06 at Colgate W 3-2J07 at Colgate T 5-5 OTJ13 at Denver* W 5-1J14 at Denver* L 5-2 J20 UMD* W 4-2J21 UMD* W 6-3 J27 at North Dakota* W 2-1 J28 at North Dakota* W 2-1 OTF03 UAA* W 4-2F04 UAA* W 6-1F10 COLORADO C* L 6-3 F11 COLORADO C.* W 2-1 F17 at MSU, Mankato* L 2-1 OTF18 at MSU, Mankato* L 3-2 OTF24 MICHIGAN TECH* W 6-1 F25 MICHIGAN TECH* T 2-2 OT


WCHA (20-8-0/2nd)WCHA Final 5 Champions

NCAA PLAYOFF TEAM


WCHA (19-7-2/2nd)NCAA PLAYOFF TEAM

2002-03 (17-16-5)Head Coach: Craig DahlWCHA (12-11-5/6th)NCAA PLAYOFF TEAM



WCHA (8-19-1/9th)

2005-06 (22-16-4)Head Coach: Bob Motzko

WCHA (13-13-2/6th)

COACH BOB MOTZKO2005-presentRecord: 81-60-19


M03 at Wisconsin* L 1-0M04 at Wisconsin* L 3-1M10 at Colorado C.# W 2-1M11 at Colorado C.# L 3-2M12 at Colorado C.# W 3-1 M16 vs UMD@ W 5-1 M17 vs Minnesota@ W 8-7 OT M18 vs North Dakota@ L 3-5 * WCHA games# WCHA playoffs@ WCHA Final Five - St. Paul, Minn.

O6 LETHBRIDGE (EX) W, 8-2O13 DENVER* L, 4-3 OTO14 DENVER * W, 5-2O20 at MSU, Mankato* W, 4-2O21 MSU, MANKATO* L, 4-2N3 at North Dakota* L, 3-1N4 at North Dakota* T, 2-2 OTN10 MINNESOTA* T, 5-5 OTN11 at Minnesota* T, 3-3 OTN17 CLARKSON W, 4-0N18 CLARKSON W, 7-2N25 at Minnesota Duluth* W, 4-0N26 at Minnesota Duluth* W, 4-2D1 at Michigan Tech* W, 4-1D2 at Michigan Tech* W, 3-2OTD8 COLGATE W, 3-1D9 COLGATE W, 3-1D29 vs. Union$ W, 4-2D30 at Vernont$ W, 4-2J5 UAA* W, 4-2J6 UAA* W, 4-1J12 MSU, MANKATO* L, 6-4J13 at MSU, Mankato* T, 0-0 OTJ19 MINN. DULUTH* W, 5-0J20 MINN. DULUTH* W, 6-5J26 at Denver* W, 3-2J27 at Denver* L, 2-0

F9 COLORADO C.* W, 3-1F10 COLORADO C.* T, 2-2 OTF16 at Wisconsin* L, 3-1F17 at Wisconsin* T, 2-2 OTF23 MINNESOTA* W, 5-1F24 MINNESOTA* W, 5-3M2 NORTH DAKOTA* T, 3-3 OTM3 NORTH DAKOTA* L, 7-2M9 MINN. DULUTH# L, 3-1M10 MINN. DULUTH# W, 3-2OTM11 MINN. DULUTH# W, 3-2 3OTM16 vs. North Dakota@ L, 6-2M17 vs. Wisconsin@ L, 4-3 OT M23 vs. Maine% L, 4-1 * WCHA games$ Vermont Catamount Cup# WCHA playoffs@ WCHA Final Five - St. Paul, Minn.% NCAA East Regional - Rochester, NY

O12 CANISIUS W, 7-0O13 CANISIUS T, 3-3 OTO19 at Minn. Duluth* L, 2-1O20 at Minn. Duluth* L, 4-2O26 BEMIDJI STATE W, 2-1O27 BEMIDJI STATE W, 6-1O28 NTDP U18 (Ex) T, 2-2 OTN2 UAA* W, 5-3N3 UAA* T, 4-4 OTN9 at Michigan Tech* W, 5-2N10 at Michigan Tech* W, 4-1N23 at Clarkson W, 4-1N24 at Clarkson L, 3-2N30 at Wisconsin* L, 3-2D1 at Wisconsin* L, 4-3D7 DENVER* L, 3-2D8 DENVER* L 3-2D14 COLORADO C.* L, 3-1D15 COLORADO C.* W, 4-2

D29 vs. Miami$ L, 2-1 OTD30 vs. Harvard$ W, 4-1J4 NORTH DAKOTA* W, 3-2J5 NORTH DAKOTA* L, 6-2J11 at Minnesota* W, 3-1J12 MINNESOTA* T, 4-4 OTJ25 at Minnesota State* L, 5-3J26 MINNESOTA STATE* L, 5-3F8 at Colorado C.* L, 5-3F9 at Colorado C* W, 4-2F15 at UAA* W, 3-1F16 at UAA* W, 2-1F22 MICHIGAN TECH* W, 4-1F23 MICHIGAN TECH* W, 3-0F29 WISCONSIN* L, 2-1M1 WISCONSIN* W, 3-2M7 at North Dakota* T, 1-1 OTM8 at North Dakota* T, 2-2 OTM14 WISCONSIN# W, 3-0M15 WISCONSIN# W,4-3 OTM20 vs. Minnesota@ L, 3-2M28 vs. Clarkson% L, 2-1* WCHA games$ Ohio State Holiday Classic# WCHA playoffs@ WCHA Final Five - St. Paul, Minn.% NCAA East Regional - Albany, NY

O8 BR. COLUMBIA (EX) W, 3-0O10 MERCYHURST W, 7-2O11 MERCYHURST W, 7-3O17 MINNESOTA* L, 3-2O18 at Minnesota* L, 2-1O24 at Bemidji State L, 4-2O25 at Bemidji State W, 5-3N1 vs. Minnesota Duluth*$ L, 5-1N7 ROBERT MORRIS W, 4-0N8 ROBERT MORRIS W, 7-1N14 DENVER* W, 4-2N15 DENVER* W, 2-1N21 WISCONSIN* W, 6-2N22 WISCONSIN* L, 1-0N29 vs. Minnesota Duluth* L, 5-1D5 at MSU, Mankato* W, 4-2D6 MSU, MANKATO* W, 6-2D12 at North Dakota* L 3-2D13 at North Dakota* L, 7-4D27 vs. Cornell@ L, 3-2D29 vs. Maine@ T, 3-3 OT2J9 MINNESOTA DULUTH* W, 3-1J10 MINNESOTA DULUTH* W, 3-1J16 at Minnesota* L, 5-1J17 MINNESOTA* L, 8-6J23 at Colorado C.* T, 4-4 OTJ24 at Colorado C.* w, 6-1J30 NORTH DAKOTA* W, 3-0J31 NORTH DAKOTA* L, 4-2F6 at UAA* W, 3-1F7 at UAA* L, 2-1F13 MICHIGAN TECH* W, 3-2F14 MICHIGAN TECH* W, 4-2F27 at Denver* L, 3-1F28 at Denver* W, 2-1 OTM6 MSU, MANKTAO* L, 5-1M7 at MSU, Mankato* T, 4-4 OTM13 at Minnesota# L, 4-2M14 at Minnesota# L, 3-0* WCHA games$ Minnesota College Hockey Showcase@ Florida College Classic# WCHA playoffs

O4 LETHBRIDGE (EX) W, 4-3O9 at Miami L, 3-2 OTO10 at Miami L, 2-0O16 UNION T, 3-3 OTO17 UNION W, 3-1O23 MINNESOTA DULUTH* T, 3-3 OTO24 MINNESOTA DULUTH* W, 4-2O30 at Michigan Tech* L, 3-1O31 at Michigan Tech* W, 3-1N13 at North Dakota* L, 4-2N14 at North Dakota* W, 3-2N20 WISCONSIN* W, 4-1N21 WISCONSIN* L, 4-1N27 at Denver* L, 5-3N28 at Denver* W, 3-2D4 at Alaska Anchorage* W, 3-1D5 at Alaska Anchorage* W, 3-2D11 COLORADO C.* T, 4-4 OTD12 COLORADO C.* L, 4-1J2 BROWN W, 5-1J3 BROWN W, 5-3J8 MICHIGAN TECH* W, 4-2J9 MICHIGAN TECH* W, 5-1J15 at Quinnipiac W, 3-1J16 at Quinnipiac W, 3-2J22 MINNESOTA* W, 4-3J23 at Minnesota* W, 4-1J29 at Colorado C.* W, 5-4J30 at Colorado C.* L, 6-4F5 ALASKA ANCHORAGE* T, 4-4 OTF6 ALASKA ANCHORAGE* W, 6-0F12 NORTH DAKOTA* W, 4-3F13 NORTH DAKOTA* L, 8-1F19 at Wisconsin* W, 5-1F20 at Wisconsin* L, 7-4M5 at Minnesota State* L, 4-2M6 MINNESOTA STATE* T, 2-2 OTM12 MINNESOTA STATE# L, 5-4 OTM13 MINNESOTA STATE# W, 3-2M14 MINNESOTA STATE# W, 3-2 OTM19 vs. Wisconsin@ W, 2-0M20 vs. North Dakota@ L, 5-3M26 vs. Northern Michigan% W, 4-3 OTM27 vs. Wisconsin% L, 5-3* WCHA games# WCHA playoffs@ WCHA Final Five - St. Paul, Minn.% NCAA West Regional - St. Paul, Minn.


WCHA (14-7-7/2nd)NCAA PLAYOFF TEAM


WCHA (12-12-4/4th)NCAA PLAYOFF TEAM


WCHA (13-13-2/6th)

The 2001-02 St. Cloud State Huskies

Huskies celebrate win over Minnesota at WCHA Final Five



WCHA (15-9-4/3rd place)NCAA Playoff Team


O2 MANITOBA W, 7-4O8 vs. RIT! W, 3-1O9 vs. Clarkson! L, 6-2O15 MIAMI L, 6-3O16 MIAMI T, 1-1 OTO22 at Minnesota* W, 5-2O23 at Minnesota* L, 2-1O29 QUINNIPIAC L, 4-2O30 QUINNIPIAC W, 5-2N5 BEMIDJI STATE* W, 6-3N6 BEMIDJI STATE* L, 3-2 OTN12 UN-OMAHA* L, 3-0N13 UN-OMAHA* T, 4-4 OTN19 at UAA* L, 3-2N20 at UAA* W, 4-3D3 at North Dakota* L, 3-1D4 at North Dakota* L, 6-2D10 COLORADO C.* L, 3-0D11 COLORADO C.* L, 5-2D29 vs. Cornell^ W, 4-3 OTD30 vs. Miami^ W, 4-3J7 MICHIGAN TECH* W, 3-0J8 MICHIGAN TECH* W, 5-1J21 at Bemidji State* W, 2-1OTJ22 at Bemidji State* W, 5-1J28 MINNESOTA STATE* T, 3-3 OTJ29 MINNESOTA STATE* L 6-2F4 at UN-Omaha* L, 3-0F5 at UN-Omaha* L, 4-3F11 at Minnesota Duluth* W, 8-2F12 at Minnesota Duluth* T, 3-3 OTF18 NORTH DAKOTA* T, 3-3 OTF19 NORTH DAKOTA* L, 3-2F25 WISCONSIN* W, 4-2F26 WISCONSIN* W, 7-3M4 at Denver* W, 3-2M5 at Denver* L, 3-2M11 at Minnesota Duluth# L, 4-2M12 at Minnesota Duluth# L, 3-2 3OT* WCHA games# WCHA playoffs! UN-Omaha Tournament^ Florida College Hockey Classic in Estero, Fla.


WCHA (11-13-4/8th place)

Ben Hanowski Nic Dowd

Jordy Christian David Eddy

A Player G A P Years Absey, John - - - 1957-58 Ackerman, Shawn 0 1 1 1979-80 Adamic, Gerald - - - 1947-50 Ahles, Bob - - - 1952-54 Albright, Dave 3 3 6 1958-59 Alden, Louis - - - 1932-33 Alexander, James - - - 1932-35 Alexander, Joe 7 12 19 1978-82 Alexander, John - - - 1932-36 Alexander, Mark 3 5 8 1986-87 Allen, Harry - - - 1952-53 Alm, Tony 3 0 3 1967-68 Almer, Ken 4 3 7 1968-70 Ammerman, Jon, D 0 4 4 2006-10Amundson, Clayton - - - 1937-40 Anderson, Bill - - - 1941-42 Anderson, Chris, D 2 3 5 2004-08 Anderson, Dave 1 2 3 1967-69 Anderson, Dick 3 4 7 1959-60 Anderson, Dick - - - 1949-51 Anderson, Edward - - - 1931-32 Anderson, George - - - 1936-38 Anderson, Jim 56 48 104 1981-85 Anderson, Keith, F 25 53 78 1997-01 Anderson, Phil 0 0 0 1958-59 Anderson, Tom 0 0 0 1980-81 Andreasson, Butch - - - 1965-66 Armstrong, Larry - - - 1947-48 Arnason, Tyler 61 75 136 1998-01 Arnold, Bob 2 9 11 1988-90 Awada, George 38 34 72 1995-99 Ayers, Steve 2 0 2 1981-83

BPlayer G A P Years Bailey, Matt 12 19 31 1996-00Bailey, Wayne - - - 1937-38Barger, Mark 6 12 18 1988-89 Barta, Brett - D 5 23 28 2007-11Baumann, Steve 1 1 2 1972-73 Baxter, Jim 47 42 89 1954-56Beaudet, Dick 3 2 5 1963-64 Becht, Doug - - - 1972-73Bergo, John 76 69 145 1980-84 Berkowitz, Mike - - - 1940-41 Best, Randy 8 21 29 1993-97 Bianchi, Tony 2 5 7 1989-90 Bifulk, Archie 1 1 2 1998-00 Bitter, Curt 0 4 4 1984-86 Bizal, Brady 1 4 5 1983-84

Bizal, Terry 46 65 111 1982-86 Bjork, Bernard - - - 1932-35 Bjorkland, Tic - - - 1949-51 Bjorklund, Ralph - - - 1932-34 Bleyhl, David 7 13 20 1967-69 Bloom, Gene 0 0 0 1958-59 Boche, John 2 3 5 1983-84 Boe, Ron 0 0 0 1972-75 Bohn, Theodore 0 0 0 1932-33 Booker, Denis 0 0 0 1936-37 Borer, Casey - D 5 36 41 2003-07Borgen, Brent - F 7 14 21 2007-09Boron, Tim - G 0 0 0 2003-06 Bouchard, Paul 16 17 33 1955-56 Boughen, Ralph 0 0 0 1958-59 Braga, Al 0 0 0 1947-48 Brandt, Bill 2 3 5 1963-66Brandt, Pete 2 2 4 1966-67 Branham, Terry 1 0 1 1966-67 Brettschneider, Dan 5 3 8 1987-88 Brimsek, Frank - - - 1933-34 Brockelhurst, Aaron- D 17 46 63 2004-08 Broderick, Bernard - - - 1936-40 Brodt, Vic 40 73 113 1986-90 Brodzinski, Mike 76 70 146 1984-87 Brodzinski, Steve 45 49 94 1984-87 Brooks, Lee 14 20 34 1998-02 Browining, Tim 5 2 7 1968-69 Brynstad, Denny 3 0 3 1955-59 Bucholz, Jim 0 2 2 1982-83 Burke, Jack 4 5 11 1959-63Burrell, Brandon, F 0 0 0 2010-11

CPlayer G A P Years Caple, Jim 1 1 2 1987-88 Carey, Pat - - - 1965-66 Carlisle, David - D 3 14 17 2005-09 Carlson, Bill 0 4 4 1955-56 Carmichael, Dale - G 0 0 0 1960-64 Carroll, Jack 0 1 1 1967-68 Cedarholm, Charles - - - 1947, 54 Champa, Ludwig - - - 1935-37 Charbonneau, Paul 1 0 1 1985-86Chartier, Scott 14 31 45 1986-90 Checco, Tom 1 0 1 1962-63 Chillgren, Randolph - - - 1940-41 Chisholm, John 0 0 0 1982-83Christian, Jordy, F 10 22 32 2008-11 Christian, Ryan 1 0 1 1986-87 Chrzan, Dennis 1 3 4 1976-78 Clafton, Grant, D-F 12 30 42 2003-07 Cleven, Randy 0 0 0 1963-64 Clunis, Kevin 34 67 101 1976-80 Conboy, Tim, D 8 17 25 2002-04 Cook, Brian 48 76 124 1987-91 Coole, Adam. G 0 1 1 2003-04 Cooper, Dan 5 4 9 1969-71 Cooper, Neil, G 0 0 0 1992-94 Coppock, Bill 2 0 2 1966-67 Couture, Leigh, G 0 0 0 1958-59 Cox, Duane - - - 1955-56 Cullen, Jon, F 44 69 113 1999-03 Cullen, Matt, F 27 59 86 1995-97

DPlayer G A P Years Dahl, Norman - - - 1957-58 DelCastillo, Doc 12 32 44 1988-92 Delisle, Steve 7 10 17 1979-81 DeMike, Nick 8 4 12 1958-59 DePaul, Arnold - - - 1940-42 DePaul, Robert - - - 1934-35 DePaul, Walter - - - 1933-35 DeWolf, Josh 12 20 32 1996-98 Dey, Nate - F 30 49 79 2004-08 DiCasmirro, Nate - F 51 85 136 1998-02

Dick, Jim 0 1 1 1986-87 Dierbeck, Darren 1 4 5 1987-89 Dingle, John 1 3 4 1978-79 Dockry, Kevin 0 1 1 1985-86 Doherty, Tim 28 45 73 1973-77 Donovan, John 1 5 6 1978-80 Dornack, Dean 1 7 8 1976-78 Dornfeld, Tom 41 35 76 1972-76 Dowd, Nic, F 5 13 18 2010-11Doyle, Mike - F 40 49 89 2001-05 Doyle, Pete 4 3 7 1976-77 Duncan, Jim 1 2 3 1962-63 Duncan, John 5 8 13 1961-64 Dunn, Dan - G 0 1 1 2007-11Durain, Chris 3 3 6 1966-67 Dwyer, Aaron 1 2 3 1998-00

EPlayer G A P Years Eastman, Derek, D 18 50 68 1999-03Eddy, David, F 21 19 40 2009-11Edelstein, Paul 3 12 15 1979-83 Eichstadt, Scott 35 27 62 1987-91 Eidsness, Rory 0 1 1 1979-80 Etnier, John 29 31 60 1965-69 Elmquist, Wayne 5 4 9 1968-69 Empey, Steve 2 2 4 1966-68 Engstrom, Rick 5 1 6 1979-80 Erickson, Charles - - - 1935-36 Erickson, Don - - - 1954-55 Erickson, Louis - - - 1935-39 Erksine, Roger 1 5 6 1959-61 Esau, Lenny 20 38 58 1988-90 Ethen, Bob 19 14 33 1970-72 Etienne, Les 12 7 19 1958-62 Evans, Charles - - - 1940-41

FPlayer G A P Years Fairchild, Cory 2 4 6 1991-93 Fazio, Dave 0 1 1 1981-82 Fertig, Sheldon - - - 1953-55Festler, Jared, F 30 35 65 2008-11Finger, Jeff, D 15 25 40 2000-03 Finnegan, Herm 48 66 114 1986-90Finnerty, Mike 1 3 4 1987-88 Fitzsimmons, John 47 56 103 1969-73 Fitzsimmons, Mike 4 1 5 1959-60 Fitzsimmons, Tom 1 0 1 1976-77 Fletcher, Justin, D 26 60 86 2003-07 Forbes, Ryan 3 6 9 1998-99 Forrest, Shorty 6 11 17 1986-88

Forsberg, Eugene - - - 1951-55 Fountain, Ron 0 0 0 1960-61 Fowler, Jim 4 6 10 1983-85 Francis, Matt, F 0 7 7 2004-06 Frantti, Bill - - - 1950-52 Fredricks, Mike 1 7 8 1958-60 Freeburg, Bucky 3 4 7 1958-60 French, Monte 11 17 28 1985-86 Frisch, Ryan 10 14 24 1995-99 Fritsinger, Bill 29 26 55 1958-62

GPlayer G A P Years Gaffaney, Brian 6 12 18 1997-01 Gagnon, Marc 36 32 68 1992-95 Gale, A.J. - F 0 1 1 2006-08Gambucci, Sergio - - - 1947-48Garrity, Sean, F 1 3 4 2004-06Gasperlin, Al - - - 1938-39Gasperlin, Ray - - - 1932-35 Gasseau, Sandy 48 37 85 1991-95Gaudet, Craig 5 11 16 2006-10Gayman, Wally - - - 1965-66 Geisbauer, Jay 14 20 34 1992-96 Gens, Matt, D 16 49 65 2001-05 Gens, Phil 32 14 46 1960-63 Gerzin, Walter - - - 1935-38 Gherardi, Rich 11 15 26 1983-85 Giachino, Brian 0 2 2 1988-89 Gilbertson, Dale 2 3 5 1979-82 Gilbertson, Gilbert 0 0 0 1963-64 Gilkinson, Alan - - - 1948-51 Gill, Bob - - - 1947-48 Gingerich, Dave 4 3 7 1989-90 Glines, Marlon 17 21 38 1972-76 Goehrs, William - - - 1931-33 Goepfert, Bobby, G 0 5 5 2005-07 Goodrich, Bob - - - 1952-53 Googins, Roger 5 3 8 1960-62 Goral, Don 18 11 29 1971-72 Gordon, Andrew, F 51 51 102 2004-07 Gordon, Ron, G 0 0 0 1968-69 Goslin, Leo 31 47 78 1954-56 Goulet, Brad 6 11 17 1995-99 Goulet, Jason 46 42 88 1995-99 Goulet, Terry 4 3 7 1976-77 Govednik, Marty - - - 1939-42 Grant, Bob - - - 1949-51 Grant, Wally 6 2 8 1969-71 Gravel, Jim 51 50 101 1977-81Gravel, Kevin - D 1 5 6 2010-11Grimes, Bill - - - 1947-49 Gronberg, Rikard 5 14 19 1989-92Gruba, Tony 40 71 111 1990-94 Grund, Ken 0 0 0 1963-64 Gumaelius, Petter, G 0 0 0 1995-96 Gustafson, Charley - - - 1952-53 Gustafson, Steve 10 10 20 1967-68

HPlayer G A P Years Haataja, Steve 9 27 36 1987-91 Hackett, Doug 0 0 0 1984-85Hackett, Nick 0 0 0 1984-85 Hagen, Greg 35 27 62 1990-93Hagen, Mark 5 12 17 1983-85 Hajostek, Mike 23 33 56 1979-83 Hall, Tom 23 29 52 1958-61Haller, D.J. 3 12 15 1985-87 Halstead, Jim - - - 1956-57Hanna, Adam, G 0 0 0 2002-03 Hanson, Harold - - - 1931-32Hanson, John 4 4 8 1959-60 Hanowski, Ben - F 22 17 39 2009-11Hanus, Tim 73 99 172 1988-92Hardy, Nate, G 0 0 0 2008-10Harjung, Bruce 0 1 1 1963-64

SCSU’S ALL-TIME PLAYER ROSTER (1931-PRESENT)

Dick Beaudet (1963-64)

Justin Fletcher (2003-07)


Harmala, Joe 4 1 5 1963-64 Hardy, Nate - G 0 0 0 2008-11Harold, Mike - - - 1951-52Hartigan, Mark 86 79 165 1999-02 Hartman, Matt - F 27 30 57 2004-08Hassler, Les 0 0 0 1968-69 Hastings, Mike 6 26 32 1986-88 Hawkinson, Skeeter 43 22 65 1960-63 Hedican, Bret 27 50 77 1988-91 Heitke, Clifford - - - 1935-36Heitke, Frederick - - - 1935-36 Hemberger, Bob - - - 1949-50 Hemberger, Dick - - - 1950-54 Hendricks, Matt 54 58 112 2000-04 Hengen, Billy, F 24 55 79 2002-06Hepp, Chris - D 3 10 13 2008-11Higgins, Bob 0 0 0 1960-64 Hilgert, Tom 4 1 5 1967-68 Hill, Brent 3 2 5 2003-04 Hiti, Louie - - - 1948-50 Hollenhorst, Carl - - - 1934-35 Hollenhorst, Rudolph - - - 1931-33Holt, Todd 40 68 108 1984-87 Holum, Dave 41 33 74 1991-95Hooton, Brock, F 19 43 62 2002-06 Hoover, Dave 38 45 83 1980-83 Houseman, Gary, F 11 15 26 2003-07 Houtz, John 3 6 9 1952-56 Huffer, Bruce 0 0 0 1970-71 Hughes, Mark 15 25 40 1973-75 Hultgren, Kelly 28 79 107 1991-95 Humeniuk, Jim 6 4 10 1961-64 Hunter, Dan 16 24 40 1976-79

IPlayer G A P Years Iannazzo, Dave, F 37 40 77 2001-05 Irwin, Wally 16 19 35 1956-60*

JPlayer G A P Years Jacobs, Harold - - - 1935-36 Jacobson, Steve 0 1 1 1971-73 Janski, Mel - - - 1947-48 Jaskowiak, Blake - - - 1947-50 Jensen, Joe, F 45 55 100 2002-06 Jensen, Nick - D 5 18 23 2010-11Jiskra, Jason, G 0 0 0 1994-95 Johnson, Bob 14 12 26 1969-70 Johnson, Bryce - F 0 0 0 2010-11Johnson, Eric 27 59 86 1991-95 Johnson, Paul 7 15 22 1973-75 Johnson, Ron 11 35 46 1980-84 Johnson, Ryan 1 5 6 2000-02Johnson, Taylor, D 5 20 25 2009-11Juran, Jim, G 0 0 0 1967-68

KPlayer G A P Years Kahaly, Arnie - - - 1954-55 Kangas, Don - - - 1948-50 Kauppi, Clifford - - - 1934-36 Kearney, Joe 0 0 0 1963-64 Kearney, Phillip - - - 1935-36 Kellogg, Steve 10 29 39 1970-74 Kennedy, Bill - - - 1957-59 Kennedy, Eloy - - - 1941-42 Kennedy, Todd 11 19 30 1988-92 Kissner, Gary 9 23 32 1979-80 Klasnick, Rob 4 11 15 1994-98Klinger, John 19 19 38 1983-87 Knipscheer, Fred 58 53 111 1990-93 Koch, Henry - - - 1932-34 Koob, Tom 0 0 0 1963-64 Korfhage, Bill, G 0 4 4 1984-88 Korpela, Andy 17 20 37 1972-75 Korsman, Tom 1 2 3 1974-75 Kotary, Mark 1 2 3 1994-95 Kottke, Lawrence - - - 1937-41 Kraeger, Jim 5 16 21 1971-73

Kraushaar, Greg 0 4 4 1972-73 Kronick, Dan, F 25 24 49 2005-07 Kruchten, John 13 19 32 1976-79 Kuzara, Jeff 22 29 51 1987-91

LPlayer G A P Years Laine, Don 0 2 2 1962-63 LaMere, Ryan, D 9 26 35 2000-04 Lane, John - - - 1938-40 LaRoque, Bruce 18 30 48 1984-87 Larson, Bill 1 0 1 1962-66 Larson, Garrett, F 12 4 16 2001-04 Larson, Joe 0 1 1 1989-90 Larson, Ritchie 11 18 29 1997-00Larson, Vern 5 2 7 1954-56*Lasch, Ryan - F 79 104 183 2006-10Lau, Doug 4 1 5 1972-73Lauridsen, Oliver, D 7 15 22 2008-11LaVigne, Pete 6 7 13 1977-78 Leary, Pat 4 3 7 1968-69 LeBlanc, Drew, F 27 58 85 2008-11LeClair, Rich 11 5 16 1955-56 Lecy, Mark 47 41 88 1976-79 LeDoux, Harley - - - 1935-40 Lee, Mike, G 0 2 2 2009-11Lehto, Harold - - - 1936-39 Lehun, Jonathan, F 8 8 16 2002-03 Leitza, Brian, G 0 7 7 1994-98 Lempe, Todd 25 24 49 1981-83 Leonard, Tom 3 4 7 1966-67 Lepler, P.J. 7 17 24 1992-96 Lerum, Marty 12 16 28 1969-71 Lescarreau, Tony - - - 1953-54Leysring, Tony 0 0 0 1983-84Lideen, Tim - - - 1995-98 Lievers, Brett 53 71 124 1990-95Lind, Tom 18 26 44 1972-76Lindbohm, John - - - 1951-54 Linn, Bob 0 0 0 1967-68Linsay, Howie - - - 1954-55 Lobdell, Robert - - - 1933-35 Lodahl, Kris 21 19 40 1986-88Lodermeier, Edwin - - - 1931-33 Lovdahl, Bill 6 5 11 1979-81Luger, Bille 1 3 4 2003-04Lund, Bill 27 64 91 1992-95Lund, Tom 7 27 34 1996-00Lundberg, Kenneth - - - 1934-35 Lundbohm, Andy 3 5 8 2000-02Lutz, Gary 2 9 11 1976-77Lyerly, Ethan, G 0 0 0 2004-05

MPlayer G A P Years Maas, Leroy - - - 1935-36

Macken, Bryce 1 3 4 1996-00MacMillan, Mitch - F 4 2 6 2010-11Malone, Ryan, F 56 84 140 1999-03Manthey, Todd 3 4 7 1985-86Maristuen, Mike 26 32 58 1993-98Markstrom, Chris 9 14 23 1992-95Marlow, Jim 37 25 62 1978-82Maroney, Dave 0 1 1 1974-75Martin, Donald - - - 1932-34 Martin, George - - - 1951-53 Martin, Jim 0 0 0 1959-60 Martinson, Steve 69 64 133 1977-81Marvin, Aaron - F 27 44 71 2007-11Matanich, Tom, G 0 0 0 1973-74 Matchinsky, John 32 64 96 1982-87Maus, Robert - - - 1931-32 McClellan, Rich 0 0 0 1968-69McCormack, Brian, F 2 2 4 2002-04McDonald, Brendan - - - 1951-53 McElroy, T.J., D 6 7 13 2002-06McFarlane, Tom 37 52 89 1976-79McGonagle, Phil - - - 1951-52 McGowan, Ed 12 2 14 1959-60McGowan, Pat 29 40 69 1987-91McKay, Pete 2 10 12 1968-72McKinley, Brian, G 0 0 0 1962-64 McKnight, Kerry, G 0 0 0 1971-72 McLaughlin, Kyle, D 2 20 22 1995-99McLean, Dave 20 24 44 1979-82McLean, John 2 11 13 1976-78McNamara, Jim, D 0 2 2 2001-02McVey, Bernie 0 0 0 1972-73 McWhirter, Ben - - - 1937-40 Meier, Jerry 2 3 5 1971-72Melbourne, Ryan, F 0 0 0 2001-02 Melson, Taj 24 63 87 1992-96Melstrom, Ed - - - 1953-55 Mendel, Jay 17 41 58 1979-83Mendel, Jon 3 17 20 1984-86Mertzacher, John - - - 1931-32 Mesenbourg, Mike 10 19 29 1977-78Meyer, Charlie 2 1 3 1974-77Meyer, Doug, F 0 4 4 2001-02Meyer, Scott, G 0 5 5 1996-01Miggins, Bob 0 2 2 1958-59Mike, LeRoy - - - 1950-51 Miller, Bob 5 16 21 1973-75Miller, Paul 19 27 46 1984-86Miller, Paul 15 17 32 1971-73Misnor, Harvey - - - 1957-58 Mjelleli, Marty - F 7 14 21 2004-08Molin, Sacha, F 47 55 102 1995-98Montgomery, Jason, G 0 0 0 2001-06Moore, Jerry 2 0 2 1968-71Moore, Terry 2 0 2 1966-67Moreland, Jake, G 0 3 3 1999-03Moser, Jay 5 18 23 1991-93Mosey, Tony - F 26 45 71 2007-11Motzko, Bob 13 10 23 1984-86Motzko, Joe, F 52 90 142 1999-03Muir, Ron 47 41 88 1974-77Murphy, Thomas - - - 1931-32

NPlayer G A P Years Nelson, Bernard - - - 1932-33 Nelson, Bruce - - - 1965-66 Nelson, Gary 0 1 1 1966-67Niedzielski, Ron - - - 1957-59 Nierengarten, Will - - - 1932-33 Noble, Ed 17 24 41 1960-62Noble, Terry 3 3 6 1962-63Nodl, Andreas - F 36 54 90 2006-08Noga, Matt, F 33 57 90 1996-00Nordine, Brian, G 0 0 0 1972-74 Nornberg, Alfred - - - 1934-35 Notermann, Mike 22 29 51 1987-91Novaczyk, Todd 6 4 10 1968-69Novak, Travis - F 22 24 46 2008-11

OPlayer G A P Years Oas, Bill 0 1 1 1963-64Oberstar, Paul 25 15 40 1969-71O’Brien, B.J., G - - - 2006-08O'Connell, Mike 7 36 43 1993-97O'Hara, Mike 0 3 3 1988-92Olsen, Bernard - - - 1936-38 Olson, Gordy - - - 1950-51 Olson, Harry 3 3 6 1959-62Olson, Michael - F 16 16 32 2005-09O'Malley, Edward - - - 1936-37 Osen, Paul - - - 1990-91 O'Shea, Dan 29 38 67 1989-93Oslund, Nick - F 12 9 21 2007-10Oster, Bob, G 0 0 0 1972-73 Ouimet, Nick 0 0 0 1997-98

PPlayer G A P Years Paepke, Mark 0 1 1 1984-85Paglarini, Armand - - - 1939-40 Paige, Bob 3 1 4 1958-59Palm, Doug 2 6 8 1973-75Pansiro, Hank - - - 1950-52 Paradise, Dave 66 56 122 1993-97Pariseau, Dale 3 1 4 1968-69Parker, Herb 5 9 14 1955-56Parrish, Geno 15 48 63 1996-00Parrish, Mark., F 42 30 72 1995-97Pascuzzi, Phil 3 18 21 1969-72Passolt, Jeff 68 68 136 1977-81Paulson, Altin 2 5 7 1961-64Payne, Al 11 11 22 1968-70Pearson, Bruce 4 2 6 1960-61Pearson, Mel 1 1 2 1953-56*Pearson, Ralph - - - 1941-42 Peart, Tom - - - 1977-82Peckskamp, Ryan - F 1 6 7 2006-10Perrault, Mark 29 45 74 1981-83Perron, Dave 6 22 28 1973-76Peters, Colin 6 15 21 2000-04Peterson, Gary 4 1 5 1971-73Peterson, Joel 1 4 5 2001-02Pfannenstein, Chuck - - - 1954-55 Pfannenstein, Dave 10 31 41 1979-83Pickett, Rod, G 0 0 0 1959-62 Pietruszewski, Mark 30 27 57 1978-82Platzer, Bruce 0 0 0 1971-72 Pojar, Chic 5 5 10 1990-92Poznik, Don 0 6 6 1954-56*Poznik, Ray - - - 1954-58 Pratt, Dan 22 52 74 1980-84Priola, Shannon 0 1 1 1970-71Prohaska, Gert, G 0 0 0 1998-99 Proulx, Jim 5 10 15 1969-71

Keith Anderson (1997-2001)

Greg Hagen (1990-93)


Puckett, Karl 3 1 4 1983-84Pudlick, Mike, D 21 34 55 1998-00Pulczinske, Cril - - - 1950-51 Purslow, Chris, F 15 6 21 1999-01

QPlayer G A P Years Quist, Duane - - - 1950-53

RPlayer G A P Years Raboin, Garrett - D 21 62 83 2006-10Raduns, Nate - F 19 31 50 2003-07Rahn, Noel 9 6 15 1991-93Ramberg, Chris 4 4 8 1991-93Randolph, Doug 0 1 1 1977-78Rasmussen, Jim 7 10 17 1973-74Reed, Rian 43 41 84 1983-87Reeder, Konrad - F 18 23 41 2002-06Regan, Jeff 3 11 14 1983-84Reichel, Dave 65 73 138 1976-79Reichel, Jerry 20 25 45 1952-55* Reichel, Mark 23 18 41 1977-80Reid, Cam - F 8 21 29 2010-11Reimann, Dan 7 20 27 1992-96Reimers, Jason 0 0 0 2002-03 Remitz, Duke 0 1 1 1985-86Renslow, David 5 6 11 1967-70Rieder, Kelly 23 33 56 1992-96Ries, Bill 32 23 55 1982-86Rioux, Nicolas, D 3 4 7 2008-11Robertson, Gordy 1 1 2 1969-71Rodak, Adam 10 16 26 1993-96Roe, Garrett - F 65 113 178 2007-11Rokola, Jim 0 0 0 1988-89 Rolle, Bernard - - - 1939-40 Rollins, Al 5 3 8 1966-67Roney, Dwayne 0 3 3 1968-69Roos, Dave 4 20 24 1976-80Rootes, Tim, G 0 0 0 1972-73 Rosequist, John - - - 1947-49 Ross, Steve 18 33 51 1989-93Rotsch, Jim 0 0 0 1963-66 Rucinski, Mike 22 35 57 1996-99Rutherford, Jim - - - 1954-58 Rutten, Roger 17 25 42 1972-76Ryan, Mitch, F 2 1 3 2008-10

SPlayer G A P Years Saatzer, Randy 5 6 11 1974-75Saatzer, Rudy - - - 1947-49 Sachen, George - - - 1947-48 Salpacka, Arthur - - - 1934-36 Sampair, Brandon 49 80 129 1997-01Santerre, Gino 16 43 59 1991-95Sarsland, Terry 3 7 10 1969-70Sarsland, Tony 0 2 2 1968-69Saterdalen, Jeff 78 101 179 1988-92

Sauer, Cosmos - - - 1941-42 Sauter, Pat 4 2 6 1967-69Sayovitz, Joe - - - 1938-39 Schaefer, Dave 0 0 0 1962-63 Schaefer, Joe 4 8 12 1971-72Schaefer, Keith - - - 1954-57 Scheid, Chris 73 46 119 1987-91Scherek, Randy 46 40 86 1973-76Schipper, Phil 0 1 1 1972-73Schlink, Jeff 7 4 11 1976-80Schmalzbauer, Tony 11 13 24 1986-90Schmidt, Jeff 19 29 48 1991-95Schmidt, Jerry 5 19 24 1985-87Schneider, Dan 2 1 3 1977-80Scholtmuller, Jerry - - - 1954-55 Schopf, Dick, G 0 0 0 1978-79 Schultz, William - - - 1950-52 Schuman, Kurt 0 1 1 1973-74Schuster, Brian, F 2 2 4 2000-03Scott, Ed - - - 1952-53 Shannon, Mike 4 5 9 1965-69Sherman, John - - - 1957-58 Shermoen, Craig, G 0 3 3 1987-89Sherry, Tim 1 0 1 1961-62Shimmon, Bill - - - 1948-50 Singer, Josh, F 5 4 9 2004-06Sjerven, Grant, G 0 2 2 1991-94Skaja, Ron 6 4 10 1984-86Skinner, John 7 18 25 1971-74Smith, Curt 16 23 39 1970-73Songle, Denny 16 6 22 1961-63Souders, Charles - - - 1949-50 Splinter, Tom 40 41 81 1973-75St. Martin, Tim 1 12 13 1984-87Stanius, Harry 4 4 8 1961-63Stefano, Gary 5 55 60 1977-81Steichen, Francis - - - 1940-42 Steichen, Woodrow - - - 1937-39 Steidl, Matt 18 23 41 1973-77Steinkopf, Tim, G 0 0 0 1979-83 Stephenson, Matt - D 7 44 51 2004-08Stewart, Brett 9 14 23 1990-91Stewart, Jason 25 30 55 1994-98Stone, Dave, G 0 0 0 1990-95 Strand, Bob - - - 1947-48 Strobel, Clifford - - - 1931-32 Sullivan, John 0 0 0 1983-84 Sullivan, Mike 1 0 1 1966-67Sullivan, Pat 35 38 73 1973-75Svendsen, Dave 1 4 5 1961-63Swan, Dan 3 1 4 1983-84Swanson, John. - F 31 50 81 2005-09Swarthout, Earl - - - 1940-42 Swarthout, Ralph 3 6 9 1952-56*Svendsen, Dave 0 0 0 1961-62 Szabo, Peter, F 23 70 93 2001-05

TPlayer G A P Years Tabor, Bill 5 11 16 1977-79Talafous, Bob 0 0 0 1983-84 Tam, Greg, D 0 0 0 2002-04 Tapp, John 4 6 10 1967-68Tasto, Bill 0 3 3 1980-81Tauer, Greg 3 11 14 1972-74Taylor, Lefty - - - 1952-53 Terrahe, Peter 0 0 0 1955-56 Tharaldson, John 11 29 40 1987-91Thauwald, Jeff, G 0 0 0 1958-59 Thielman, Frank - - - 1931-33 Thompson, Scott 2 0 2 1973-75Thompson, Terry 3 11 14 1970-72Thorp, Gary 6 7 13 1961-63 Thorson, Cory - F 0 1 1 2010-11Tollette, Jeff 13 48 61 1984-86Toninato, Reid 1 0 1 1972-73Toninato, Rick 22 14 36 1970-72Torsson, Peter, F 11 15 26 1997-00Tuomie, Tray 22 40 62 1986-88Townsend, Joey 1 1 2 1960-61Turene, Ed 0 1 1 1954-56*

Turgeon, Mike 37 38 75 1980-83Tweeton, Tom - - - 1953-54 Tykeson, John 2 0 2 1994-96

UPlayer G A P Years Uhrbom, Morris - - - 1940-42

VPlayer G A P Years Vadies, George - - - 1957-58 Vandell, Ben - - - 1936-38 Vandell, Roland - - - 1933-35 Vannelli, Mike 6 15 21 1984-87Vekich, Derek 3 7 10 1987-88Vicari, Andy 7 20 27 1994-98Volpei, Brian - F 8 16 24 2007-11Vukson, Miles - - - 1940-42

WPlayer G A P Years Wahlers, Fred 9 8 17 1967-71Wallin, Scott 0 1 1 1978-79Wallin, Yard 0 2 2 1983-84Walsh, Mike, F 10 8 18 1999-03Warren, Jimmy - - - 1941-42 Weasler, Dean, G 0 4 4 1998-02Weber, David - - - 1950-51 Weber, Gerry 17 7 24 1962-64Weida, Robby 3 19 22 1981-84Weslosky, Jase, G 0 1 1 2006-09Westcott, Duvie, D 11 42 53 1999-01Weston, Sheldon 3 16 19 1981-84Whitbred, Charles 1 3 4 1971-72Whitloff, Larry 3 2 5 1959-62Wick, Jay 0 0 0 1985-86 Wick, Tim 28 47 75 1971-75Williams, Dick 0 0 0 1968-69Williams, Tom 9 9 18 1976-77Wingate, Jordy 12 30 42 1988-92Winter, Cletus - - - 1933-35 Witucki, Steve 57 28 85 1985-88Woebkenberg, Paul 0 2 2 1970-71Woebkenberg, Paul 1970-71 Wolter, Jordan 16 25 41 1981-84Wright, Nate 0 1 1 2002-04Wright, Perry 2 0 2 1960-61Wuotila, Rudolph - - - 1940-41

YPlayer G A P Years Yelle, Jim 8 12 20 1982-84Yerxa, Dennis - - - 1956-58 Yohnke, Mike 1 1 2 1978-79

ZPlayer G A P Years Zabkowicz, Sam, D 3 22 25 2008-11Zaleski, Chris 2 1 3 1997-98Zanoni, Bob - - - 1948-49 Zanoni, Rudy - - - 1939-40 Zittlow, Gary 2 1 3 1966-68

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Player-Coach Lud Andolsek (1932-35)

Jason Montgomery (2001-06)

Mike Doyle (2001-05)

Grant Clafton (2003-07)


Lasch, Ryan - F 79 104 183 2006-10Saterdalen, Jeff - F 78 101 179 1988-92Roe, Garrett - F 65 113 178 2007-11Hanus, Tim - F 73 99 172 1988-92Hartigan, Mark - F 86 79 165 1999-02Brodzinski, Mike - F 76 70 146 1984-87Bergo, John 76 69 145 1980-84Motzko, Joe - F 52 90 142 1999-03Malone, Ryan - F 56 84 140 1999-03Reichel, Dave - F 65 73 138 1976-79Arnason, Tyler - F 61 75 136 1998-01DiCasmirro, Nate - F 51 85 136 1998-02Passolt, Jeff - F 68 68 136 1977-81Martinson, Steve 69 64 133 1977-81Sampair, Brandon - F 49 80 129 1997-01Cook, Brian - F 48 76 124 1987-91Lievers, Brett - F 53 71 124 1990-95Paradise, Dave - F 66 56 122 1993-97Scheid, Chris - F 73 46 119 1987-91Finnegan, Herm 48 66 114 1986-90Brodt, Vic 40 73 113 1986-90Cullen, Jon - F 44 69 113 1999-03Hendricks, Matt - F 54 58 112 2000-04Bizal, Terry 46 65 111 1982-86Gruba, Tony - F 40 71 111 1990-94Knipscheer, Fred - F 58 53 111 1990-93Holt, Todd 40 68 108 1984-87Hultgren, Kelly 28 79 107 1991-95Anderson, Jim 56 48 104 1981-85Fitzsimmons, John 47 56 103 1969-73Molin, Sacha - F 47 55 102 1995-98Gordon, Andrew - F 51 51 102 2004-07Clunis, Kevin 34 67 101 1976-80Gravel, Jim 51 50 101 1977-81Jensen, Joe - F 45 55 100 2002-06Matchinsky, John 32 64 96 1982-87Brodzinski, Steve 45 49 94 1984-87Szabo, Peter, F 23 70 93 2001-05Lund, Bill 27 64 91 1992-95Nodl, Andreas - F 36 54 90 2006-08Noga, Matt - F 33 57 90 1996-00Doyle, Mike - F 40 49 89 2001-05McFarlane, Tom 37 52 89 1976-79Baxter, Jim 47 42 89 1954-56Goulet, Jason 46 42 88 1995-99Lecy, Mark 47 41 88 1976-79Muir, Ron 47 41 88 1974-77Melson, Taj 24 63 87 1992-96Fletcher, Justin - D 26 60 86 2003-07Cullen, Matt - F 27 59 86 1995-97Johnson, Eric 27 59 86 1991-95Sherek, Randy 46 40 86 1973-76LeBlanc, Drew - F 27 58 85 2008-11Gasseau, Sandy 48 37 85 1991-95Witucki, Steve 57 28 85 1985-88Reed, Rian 43 41 84 1983-87Raboin, Garrett - D 21 62 83 2006-10Hoover, Dave 38 45 83 1980-83Splinter, Tom 40 41 81 1973-75Swanson, John - F 31 50 81 2005-09Hengen, Billy - F 24 55 79 2002-06Anderson, Keith - F 25 53 78 1997-01Goslin, Leo 31 47 78 1954-56Dey, Nate - F 30 49 79 2004-08Hedican, Bret - D 27 50 77 1988-91Iannazzo, Dave - F 37 40 77 2001-05Dornfeld, Tom 41 35 76 1972-76Turgeon, Mike 37 38 75 1980-83Wick, Tim 28 47 75 1971-75Holum, Dave 41 33 74 1991-95

Perrault, Mark 29 45 74 1981-83Pratt, Dan 22 52 74 1980-84Doherty, Tim 28 45 73 1973-77Sullivan, Pat 35 38 73 1973-75Awada, George 38 34 72 1995-99Parrish, Mark. - F 42 30 72 1995-97Marvin, Aaron 27 44 71 2007-11Mosey, Tony, - F 26 45 71 2007-11McGowan, Pat 29 40 69 1987-91Eastman, Derek - D 18 50 68 1999-03Gagnon, Marc 36 32 68 1992-95O'Shea, Dan 29 38 67 1989-93Festler, Jared - F 30 35 65 2009-11Gens, Matt - D 16 49 65 2001-05Hawkinson, Skeeter 43 22 65 1960-63Brockelhurst, Aaron - D 17 46 63 2004-08Parrish, Geno 15 48 63 1996-00Eichstadt, Scott 35 27 62 1987-91Hagen, Greg 35 27 62 1990-93Hooton, Brock, F 19 43 62 2002-06Marlow, Jim 37 25 62 1978-82Tuomie, Tray 22 40 62 1986-88Tollette, Jeff 13 48 61 1984-86Eitner, John 29 31 60 1966-69Stefano, Gary 5 55 60 1977-81Santerre, Gino 16 43 59 1991-95Esau, Lenny 20 38 58 1988-90Maristuen, Mike 26 32 58 1993-98Mendel, Jay 17 41 58 1979-83Hartman, Matt - F 27 30 57 2004-08Pietruszewski, Mark 30 27 57 1978-82Rucinski, Mike 22 35 57 1996-99Hajostek, Mike 23 33 56 1979-83Rieder, Kelly 23 33 56 1992-96Fritsinger, Bill 29 26 55 1958-62Pudlick, Mike 21 34 55 1998-00Ries, Bill 32 23 55 1982-86Stewart, Jason 25 30 55 1994-98Westcott, Duvie 11 42 53 1999-01Hall, Tom 23 29 52 1958-61Kuzara, Jeff 22 29 51 1987-91Stephenson, Matt -D 7 44 51 2004-08Notermann, Mike 22 29 51 1987-91Ross, Steve 18 33 51 1989-93

All-Time Top Point Producers at SCSU(from 1931-Present)

Dave Reichel

* Includes points from seasons when SCSU did not play at the DI level.

Herm Finnegan*1986-90: 48G/66A - 114

Vic Brodt*1986-90: 40G/73A - 113

SCSU 100 Point Club*

Ryan Lasch


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