PACKING THE ICE PAVILION Greenberg Ice Pavilion has been filled to its 1,300 capacity for 12-of-13 games this season.

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1 Schedule October (4-2-0) Fri. 12 AIC L, 3-2 (OT) Sat. 13 vs. AIC 1 W, 4-3 (OT) Fri. 19 at Buffalo State L, 3-0 Sat. 20 vs. RIT 2 W, 3-2 Fri. 26 at Army W, 5-0 Sat. 27 at Sacred Heart W, 6-3 Tue. 30 at Fredonia State PPD November (2-3-0) Sat. 3 BUFFALO STATE W, 4-2 Fri. 9 AIR FORCE L, 5-1 Sat. 10 AIR FORCE W, 5-1 Sat. 24 at No. 8 Union L, 2-0 Sun. 25 at No. 8 Union L, 4-1 Fri. 30 ARIZONA STATE* W, 8-3 December (2-4-0) Sat. 1 ARIZONA STATE* L, 3-1 Fri. 7 at Holy Cross L, 5-4 (OT) Sat. 8 at Holy Cross L, 4-1 Tue. 11 at Fredonia State W, 4-0 Sat. 15 ROBERT MORRIS L, 3-2 Fri. 28 at Robert Morris 3 L, 6-0 Sat. 29 vs. Ohio State 3 W, 5-4 January (2-4-0) Fri. 4 at Connecticut L, 4-3 Sat. 5 at Connecticut L, 4-1 Fri. 11 U.S. NAT L U-18 TEAM* W, 5-2 Sat. 12 U.S. NAT L U-18 TEAM* L, 3-0 Tue. 15 NEUMANN L, 3-2 (OT) Sat. 19 vs. Vermont 4 W, 4-2 Fri. 25 at Michigan State L, 5-3 Sat. 26 at Michigan State W, 3-2 February (2-0-0) Fri. 1 vs. Ohio 5 W, 6-1 Sat. 2 OHIO* W, 5-3 Fri. 8 ALABAMA HUNTSVILLE W, 4-0 Sat. 9 ALABAMA HUNTSVILLE W, 4-3 Fri. 15 OKLAHOMA* 7:30 p.m. Sat. 16 OKLAHOMA* 3:30 p.m. Sun. 24 at Wisconsin 8:00 p.m. Mon. 25 at Wisconsin 8:00 p.m. All times ET All home games (in CAPS) to be played at Greenberg Ice Pavilion * Exhibition 1 Mohegan Sun Arena in Casey Plaza (Wilkes-Barre, Pa.) 2 Blue Cross Arena (Rochester, N.Y.) 3 Three Rivers Classic (CONSOL Energy Center Pittsburgh, Pa.) 4 Wells Fargo Center (Philadelphia, Pa.) 5 GIANT Center (Hershey, Pa.) PENN STATE MEN S HOCKEY GAME NOTES INAUGURAL NCAA SEASON Contact: Matt Caracappa // (office) // (cell) // mattc@psu.edu STATS/RECORDS NOTE By NCAA rule, this weekend s games will not count toward Penn State s record or statistics. Only games against NCAA teams are included in records and statistics. THIS WEEKEND S GAMES Penn State will play its final two games at Greenberg Ice Pavilion, which opened in January 1981, when it hosts Oklahoma for a two-game series. PACKING THE ICE PAVILION Greenberg Ice Pavilion has been filled to its 1,300 capacity for 12-of-13 games this season. FIRST SERIES SWEEP The Nittany Lions defeated Alabama Huntsville, 4-0 and 4-3, last weekend to secure their first-ever series sweep. In the opener, David Glen paced the team with three goals, while Matthew Skoff made 23 saves for his second shutout. Max Gardiner also scored for the Nittany Lions, while Kenny Brooks secured a career-best two assists. During the team s 4-3 victory, Mark Leaders OU PENN STATE NITTANY LIONS ( ) OKLAHOMA SOONERS ( ) W-L-OTL-SOL Exhibition Friday, Feb. 15, :30 p.m. Greenberg Ice Pavilion University Park, Pa. Radio: Penn State Sports Network Web: GoPSUsports.com Steve Penstone (play-by-play), Tim King (analyst) Scoring Points Chad Hudson 35 Goals Chad Hudson 17 Assists Jordan Greenberg 21 PPG Chad Hudson 5 SHG Jordan Greenberg 6 PIM Mico Solorzano 129 Shots n/a n/a +/- n/a n/a Goaltending GP Colin Fernandes 25 GAA Colin Fernandes 2.42 SV% Colin Fernandes.920 Wins Colin Fernandes 16 SO Colin Fernandes 4 Yanis broke a 3-3 tie with 4:27 left in the game. Glen recorded a goal and an assist to complete the five-point weekend, while Casey Bailey and Brooks also scored. THREE OF A KIND In the team s 4-0 win against Alabama Huntsville Feb. 8, freshman David Glen notched the first hat trick in program history. THREE-GAME WIN STREAK With its weekend sweep against Alabama Huntsville, Penn State has won three straight games for the first time since a four-game winning streak Oct. 20-Nov. 3. THANK YOU, SENIORS Six Nittany Lions - Brian Dolan (Havertown, Pa.), Michael Longo (Allison Park, Pa.), Dominic Morrone (Sewell, N.J.), Rich O Brien (Furlong, Pa.), George Saad (Wexford, Pa.) and Eric Steinour (Carlisle, Pa.) - will play their final games in Greenberg this weekend. PSU Leaders Scoring Points C. Bailey/D. Glen 25 Goals David Glen 16 Assists Max Gardiner 17 PPG Casey Bailey 3 SHG Three tied with 1 PIM David Glen 57 Shots David Glen 110 +/- David Glen +10 Goaltending GP Matthew Skoff 17 GAA Matthew Skoff 2.52 SV% Matthew Skoff.918 Wins Matthew Skoff 8 SO Matthew Skoff 2

2 Team Stats GOALS...71 SHOTS SHOT % GOALS/GAME GOALS ALLOWED/GAME SHOTS/GAME SHOTS ALLOWED/GAME PPG-OPPORTUNITIES POWER PLAY % PENALTY KILLS-OPPORTUNITIES PENALTY KILL % SHORTHANDED GOALS...3 PENALTIES PIM FiRST FOR EVERYTHING Penn State Program Firsts During the Season STAT PLAYER Game 10/12 vs AIC (L, 3-2 OT) Win 10/13 vs. AIC (W, 4-3 OT) Home Win 11/3 vs. Buffalo State (W, 4-2) Road Win 10/20 at RIT (W, 3-2) Shutout 10/26 at Army (W, 5-0) Goalie: Musico (34 saves) OT Game 10/12 vs. AIC Neutral Site Game 10/13 vs. AIC Faceoff Gardiner (10/12 vs. AIC) Faceoff Won Holstrom (10/12 vs. AIC) Shot Kirchhevel (10/12 vs. AIC) Goal Bailey (10/12 vs. AIC) Hat Trick Glen (2/8 vs. UAH) GWG Glen (10/13 vs. AIC) OT Goal Glen (10/13 vs. AIC) PPG Milley (10/13 vs. AIC) SHG Kirchhevel (11/9 vs Air Force) ENG McDonagh (11/10 vs. Air Force) Multi-Goal Game Glen (10/13 vs. AIC) Multi-Point Game Glen (10/13 vs. AIC) Assists Lordo, Jensen (10/12 vs. AIC) Penalty Yanis (boarding) (10/12 vs. AIC) Multi-Penalty Game Milley (10/12 vs. AIC) Save Skoff (10/12 vs. AIC) Win Musico (10/13 vs. AIC) Starters Bailey-Gardiner-Milley Jensen-Lordo Skoff YANIS MAKING AN IMPACT Since returning from injury, defenseman Mark Yanis has recorded at least one point, including the game-winning goal against Alabama Huntsville Feb. 9, in five of the past six games. HOLSTROM S HOT STREAK Junior forward Taylor Holstrom has recorded 12 points (6g, 6a) during his team-best eight-game points streak. LIONS TO OPEN PEGULA OCT. 11 Pegula Ice Arena will host its first game Friday, Oct. 11, 2013 when Penn State and Army face off in Happy Valley. During their Oct. 26 matchup this season, the Nittany Lions recorded their first NCAA shutout behind PJ Musico s 34 saves. SCOUTING OKLAHOMA The Sooners are the sixth-ranked team in the American Collegiate Hockey Association. Former Nittany Lion Bryce Johnson transferred to Oklahoma prior to the start of the spring semester. COMMON OPPONENTS A look at Penn State s and Oklahoma s common opponents in : Opponent PSU OU Alabama Huntsville Arizona State * Ohio * *Exhibition (does not count toward records) COMING TOGETHER Since being placed on the same line against Fredonia State Dec. 11, freshman Casey Bailey (8g, 7a), sophomore Max Gardiner (1g, 10a) and junior Taylor Holstrom (6g, 7a) have combined for 39 points to lead the Nittany Lions. IN THE CIRCLE Freshman David Glen leads the team with a.589 faceoff percentage with at least 75 draw attempts Max Gardiner (.542), Taylor Holstrom (.535), Eric Steinour (.533) and Casey Bailey (.500) round out the team s top-five centermen. MAKING IT COUNT The Nittany Lions are when David Glen records at least one point GoPSUSports.com and when Casey Bailey reaches the score sheet. Penn State is when sophomore Max Gardiner registers an assist. POWER PLAY FOR THE WIN Penn State, which went 2-for-8 last weekend against UAH, holds a record when it scores a power-play goal. PENALTY KILL Penn State has given its opposition at least two power-play opportunities in each game this season. After surrendering five goals in 19 chances to open the season, the Penn State penalty kill has gone 82-for-94 (.872) during the last 18 games. SACRIFICING THE BODY Freshman defenseman Connor Varley leads the Nittany Lions with 27 blocked shots. Rich O Brien (26), Luke Juha (24), Peter Sweetland (22) and Joseph Lordo (18) round out the team s top shot-blocking defensemen. Among forwards, Michael Longo (18), Casey Bailey (13) and David Glen (13) pace the squad. NEAR THE HEAD OF THE CLASS Freshman David Glen ranks second among the NCAA s freshmen with 16 goals, while Casey Bailey s 13 markers rank fourth. NITTANY LION STREAKS A look at Penn State s point-scoring streaks of at least three games: Games Dates Player G A PTS 8 12/29-2/8 Holstrom /29-1/26 Bailey /25-2/9 Gardiner /20-11/3 Glen /20-11/3 Loik /26-2/9 Yanis /15-1/25 Glen /15-1/25 Kirchhevel /29-1/5 Gardiner /7-12/11 Jensen /7-12/11 Sweetland /20-10/27 Bailey /26-11/3 Jensen /20-10/27 Milley SKOFF GETS SECOND SHUTOUT Freshman Matthew Skoff turned aside 23 shots against UAH for his second whitewash of the season.

3 Both shutouts have come in 4-0 Nittany Lion victories (Dec. 11 at Fredonia). SUCCESS IN FIRST B1G ROAD TRIP The Nittany Lions travelled to Big Ten country for the first time Jan , splitting their weekend series with Michigan State. After falling to the Spartans, 5-3, in the opener, the Nittany Lions erased a 2-0 deficit in a 3-2 victory in their first nationally-televised game (BTN). Defenseman Mark Yanis put Penn State on the board with a second-period power-play goal before Casey Bailey tied the game at 3:13 of the third period. Junior Taylor Holstrom tallied the game-winner with 4:01 left in the game, while freshman Matthew Skoff made 31 saves. BUCKING THE TREND Penn State s 3-2 comeback victory against the Spartans marked the team s first win this season when trailing after the first period. BIG TEN SUCCESS Penn State is against future Big Ten opponents in The Nittany Lions defeated Ohio State in the Three Rivers Classic Dec. 29 and split their two-game series against Michigan State Jan Penn State will wrap up its season with a two-game set against Wisconsin Feb PROFESSIONAL ROAD TOUR With a 6-1 exhibition victory against Ohio s ACHA team in Hershey, Pa., Feb. 1, Penn State played its sixth game at an NHL or AHL arena this season. The Nittany Lions finished (unofficially including Ohio) at professional venues this season. GREAT EXPOSURE During their inaugural campaign, the Nittany Lions have played in front of at least 5,000 fans eight times this season. Penn State is officially (6-2-0 including Ohio) when playing with at least 5,000 in attendance. FRESHMAN IMPACT All nine of Penn State s skating freshmen have recorded at least one point during the season. Penn State freshmen account for six of the Nittany Lions top-10 pointscorers. SPREADING THE WEALTH Penn State has had at least five different goal scorers in three games this season (Oct. 26 at Army, Oct. 27 at Sacred Heart, Nov. 10 vs. Air Force). Nineteen players have recorded at least two points, while 21 Nittany Lions have reached the scoresheet. LIONS KNOCK OFF VERMONT Junior Taylor Holstrom and Justin Kirchhevel recorded two points each and four different Nittany Lions scored in a 4-2 win against Vermont at Wells Fargo Center Jan. 19. Freshman Casey Bailey and David Glen also tallied their then-team-leading 11th goals of the season. Classmate Matthew Skoff turned aside 34 shots. The win snapped the Lions threegame losing streak. RECORD-SETTING CROWD With 19,529 in the stands at Wells Fargo Center Jan. 19, the Penn State vs. Vermont game was the most attended college hockey game in an NHL arena. GADOWSKY MILESTONE With Penn State s 4-2 victory against Vermont Jan. 19, head coach Guy Gadowsky set a new personal best as a first-year bench boss. During his first seasons with Alaska and Princeton, he guided the squads to six and eight victories, respectively, before leading the teams to program highs. Gadowsky led Alaska to its only 20-win season as a CCHA member in and guided Princeton to a program-best 21 victories in before garnering 22 victories the following season. QUICK TO THE NET Against UConn Jan. 5, freshman forward Casey Bailey scored the fastest goal in program history when he lit the lamp just 13 seconds into the game. ENDING A STREAK With Casey Bailey s goal against GoPSUsports.com SITUATIONAL RECORDS Overall Home Away Neutral Overtime Vs. ranked opponent Vs. unranked opponent Vs. Atlantic Hockey Vs. CCHA Vs. ECAC Hockey Vs. Hockey East Vs. WCHA Vs. Independents Vs. NCAA Division III Scoring first Scored on first Leading after first Trailing after first Tied after first Leading after second Trailing after second Tied after second One-goal games Two-goal games Three-goal games Four(+)-goal games Scoring zero goals Scoring one goal Scoring two goals Scoring three goals Scoring four goals Scoring five goals Scoring six goals Scoring seven(+) goals Allowing zero goals Allowing one goal Allowing two goals Allowing three goals Allowing four goals Allowing five goals Allowing six goals Allowing seven(+) goals Outshooting opponent Outshot by opponent Even shots Taking 0-19 shots Taking shots Taking shots Taking shots Taking 50+ shots Allowing 0-19 shots Allowing shots Allowing shots Allowing shots Allowing 50+ shots On Monday On Tuesday On Wednesday On Thursday On Friday On Saturday On Sunday In October In November In December In January In February

4 USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine (2/11) Rk Team (FPV) Pts. Record Last 1 Quinnipiac (28) Minnesota (6) Miami Boston College New Hampshire Western Michigan North Dakota St. Cloud State Yale Minnesota State Denver Notre Dame Boston University Niagara UMass Lowell NR USCHo.com (2/11) Rk Team (FPV) Record Pts. Last 1 Quinnipiac (41) Minnesota (9) Miami Boston College New Hampshire Western Michigan North Dakota St. Cloud State Minnesota State Yale Denver Notre Dame Boston University UMass Lowell Niagara Nebraska Omaha Dartmouth Wisconsin Merrimack Alaska NR UConn Jan. 5, the Nittany Lions broke a streak of eight straight NCAA Division I contests of allowing the game s first marker. Penn State last held a 1-0 lead Nov. 10 against Air Force. PENN STATE FALLS TO NEUMANN The Nittany Lions fell to Neumann, 3-2, in overtime at Greenberg Ice Pavilion Jan. 15. Freshmen Casey Bailey and David Glen tallied their team-leading 10th goals of the year. LIONS SPLIT WITH TEAM USA The Nittany Lions split its weekend exhibition series with the U.S. National Under-18 Team Jan Friday night, Penn State erased a 2-0 deficit with five straight goals in a 5-2 win. Kenny Brooks led Penn State with a pair of goals, while George Saad, Tommy Olczyk and Joseph Lordo also scored. Matthew Skoff turned aside 27 shots. Team USA rebounded with a 3-0 victory Saturday night. PJ Musico made 41 saves against the U.S. LIONS END AHA SCHEDULE Penn State finished the Atlantic Hockey portion of its schedule with two losses to UConn Jan The Nittany Lions went against AHA foes in Penn State s Atlantic Hockey schedule consisted of AIC (10/12-13), RIT (10/20), Army (10/26), Sacred Heart (10/27), Air Force (11/9-10), Holy Cross (12/7-8), Robert Morris (12/15, 28), UConn (1/4-5). BAILEY S BIG NIGHT Freshman Casey Bailey recorded a career-high four points (2g, 2a) in Penn State s 5-4 victory against Ohio State Dec. 29. The Anchorage, Alaska, native had a hand in the Nittany Lions last four goals and was named to the Three Rivers Classic All-Tournament Team for his efforts. RECORD CROWDS Penn State was greeted by the thenlargest crowds to ever watch Nittany Lion hockey at the Three Rivers Classic at CONSOL Energy Center. Against Robert Morris Dec. 28, 11,663 fans watched Penn State battle GoPSUSports.com the Colonials while 10,797 fans made their way to CONSOL for the Ohio State matchup Dec. 29. THREE RIVERS CLASSIC RECAP Penn State fell to Robert Morris, 6-0, in the opening game of the Three Rivers Classic before defeating Ohio State, 5-4, Dec. 29. Freshman Casey Bailey recorded a career-high four points (2g, 2a) and classmate Luke Juha registered a career-best two assists. Junior forward Taylor Holstrom matched a career high with two goals and sophomore Max Gardiner equaled his best outing with three assists. Matthew Skoff made 36 saves against the Buckeyes. ROBERT MORRIS TAKES TWO In addition to its victory Dec. 28, Robert Morris defeated Penn State, 3-2, at Greenberg Ice Pavilion Dec. 15. Sophomore Tommy Olczyk and freshman Curtis Loik gave Penn State a 2-1, second-period lead, but the Colonials added a goal in the second and third to take the lead. Senior defenseman Brian Dolan recorded his first career point with an assist on Olczyk s goal. Robert Morris ( ) and Penn State ( ) are the two most recent additions to the NCAA DI ranks. SKOFF SECURES FIRST SHUTOUT Freshman goaltender Matthew Skoff earned his first career shutout with 18 saves in a 4-0 victory against Fredonia State Dec. 11. The win snapped the Lions fourgame losing streak. Sophomore Jacob Friedman (1g, 1a), who scored his first career goal, and freshman David Glen (2a) led Penn State with two points each. The Nittany Lions power play went 1-for-2 against the Blue Devils. Penn State improved to against NCAA Division III teams in FIRST TIMERS Sophomore forward Jacob Friedman (1g, 1a) and senior defenseman Rich O Brien (1a) notched their first points as Nittany Lions against Fredonia State Dec. 11. HOLY CROSS RECAP Penn State was swept for the second

5 straight series, falling to Holy Cross, 5-4 in overtime, Friday and by a 4-1 score Saturday. Friday night, Jonathan Milley, who played in his first game since Nov. 3, tallied a career-high three points (1g, 2a). Casey Bailey (1g, 1a), David Glen (1g, 1a) and Connor Varley (1g, 1a) also notched multi-point games. Junior defenseman Nate Jensen scored the Lions lone goal Dec. 8. LIONS FALL TO DUTCHMEN Penn State fell in back-to-back games for the first time with a pair of losses to No. 8 Union in Schenectady, N.Y. The Nittany Lions fell to Union, 2-0, Saturday, Nov. 24 and by a 4-1 score Sunday, Nov. 25. Freshman forward David Glen scored the Nittany Lions lone goal of the weekend. SKOFF SETS CAREER HIGH Freshman goaltender Matthew Skoff set career highs in consecutive starts against Union. Skoff stopped a career-best 40 shots Saturday, Nov. 24 before setting a new career high with 42 saves Sunday, Nov. 25. GADOWSKY INKS FIVE TO NLIs Head coach Guy Gadowsky announced Nov. 28 the addition of five players who signed National Letters of Intent during the November earlysigning period. The additions include forwards David Goodwin (St. Louis, Mo.), Zach Saar (Plainwell, Mich.) and Eric Scheid (Blaine, Minn.), defenseman David Thompson (Glen Mills, Pa.) and goaltender Eamon McAdam (Perkasie, Pa.). Goodwin (Sioux City; later traded to Cedar Rapids), McAdam (Waterloo), Saar (Des Moines) and Scheid (Lincoln) all hail from the Unites States Hockey League, while Thompson patrols the blue line for the British Columbia Hockey League s Chilliwack Chiefs. A Blaine, Minn., native, Scheid will represent the class only sophomore after playing with Alaska Anchorage in LONE ECAC HOCKEY MATCHUPS Penn State s games against Union were the program s first and only against an ECAC Hockey team in FIRST RANKED OPPONENT Union was the Nittany Lions first ranked opponent in program history. Union was ranked No. 8 in both the USA Hockey Magazine/USA Today and USCHO.com polls. MARK IT DOWN Another program first was accomplished Nov. 10 against Air Force when Michael McDonagh scored the first empty-net goal in program history. GARDINER S CAREER NIGHT Sophomore forward Max Gardiner recorded the first three-point game of his career against Air Force Nov. 10. The Deephaven, Minn., native, who tallied three points (1g, 2a) in 17 games with Minnesota in , has two goals and six assists in LIONS SPLIT WITH FALCONS Penn State split its weekend series with Air Force Nov. 9-10, falling to the Falcons 5-1 Friday night before rebounding with a 5-1 win Saturday. Air Force s 5-1 victory snapped the Nittany Lions four-game win streak. Justin Kirchhevel scored the lone goal Friday, while five different Lions reached the back of the net Saturday. Freshman Matthew Skoff made a career-high 31 saves Saturday for his second win of the season. KIRCHHEVEL MAKES HISTORY Justin Kirchhevel s third-period shorthanded goal against Air Force Nov. 9 was the program s first-ever at the NCAA level. STREAKING LIONS The Nittany Lions recorded a seasonbest four-game win streak from Oct. 20-Nov. 3. During that stretch, the Nittany Lions outscored their opponents by an 18-7 margin. Opposing teams were 1-for-20 on the power play. Penn State was down for a combined 6:17 during its four-game win streak. The Nittany Lions fell behind both Sacred Heart and Buffalo State, 1-0, for 32 seconds and 5:45, respectively, before tallying equalizing goals. GoPSUsports.com Season High/Lows Penn State - Game Highs Points 18 at SHU (10/27) Goals 6 at SHU(10/27) Assists 12 at SHU (10/27) Shots 63 vs. AIC (10/12) Saves 42 at No. 8 Union (Skoff - 11/25) Penalties 15 at Buffalo State (10/19) PIM 41 at Buffalo State (10/19) Opponent - Game Highs Points 15 vs. Robert Morris (12/28) Goals 6 vs. Robert Morris (12/28) Assists 9 vs. Robert Morris (12/28) 9 at Michigan State (1/25) Shots 46 at No. 8 Union (11/25) Saves 61 vs. AIC (Ben Meisner - 10/12) Penalties 14 at Buffalo State (10/19) PIM 42 at Buffalo State (10/19) Penn State - Game Lows Points 0 at Buffalo State (10/19) 0 at No. 8 Union (11/24) 0 vs. Robert Morris (12/28) Goals 0 at Buffalo State (10/19) 0 at No. 8 Union (11/24) 0 vs. Robert Morris (12/28) Assists 0 at Buffalo State (10/19) 0 at No. 8 Union (11/24) 0 vs. Robert Morris (12/28) Shots 22 at RIT (10/20) 22 at No. 8 Union (11/24) Saves 16 at SHU (Musico - 10/27) Penalties 2 vs. Ohio State (12/29) 2 vs. Neumann (1/15) PIM 4 vs. Ohio State (12/29) 4 vs. Neumann (1/15) Opponent - Game Lows Points 0 at Army (10/26) 0 at Fredonia State (12/11) 0 vs. Alabama Huntsville (2/8) Goals 0 at Army (10/26) 0 at Fredonia State (12/11) 0 vs. Alabama Huntsville (2/8) Assists 0 at Army (10/26) 0 at Fredonia State (12/11) 0 vs. Alabama Huntsville (2/8) Shots 17 vs. Neumann (1/15) Saves 18 at Army (Rob Tadazak - 10/27) Penalties 1 at Holy Cross (12/7) PIM 2 at Holy Cross (12/7)

6 National Rankings (through Feb. 13 games) Goals 1 Greg Carey (St. Lawrence) 20 T-7 David Glen 16 Goals Per Game 1 Greg Carey (St. Lawrence) David Glen 0.64 Assists Per Game 1 Drew LeBlanc (St. Cloud) Max Gardiner 0.68 Points Per Game (Rookies) 1 Kevin Roy (Northeastern) 1.28 T-4 Casey Bailey 1.00 T-4 David Glen 1.00 Penalty Minutes/Game 1 Cornell Penn State 15.9 Shots on Goal/Game 1 Penn State 38.6 Penalty Kill 1 New Hampshire 91.1% 15 Penn State 85.0% class contributions Class G A PTS Freshmen Sophomores Juniors Seniors FRESHMAN LEADERS Class G A PTS Glen Bailey Varley Brooks Loik Yanis Milley Juha Lordo FIRST HOME WIN Penn State collected its first home win in program history with a 4-2 victory against Buffalo State Nov. 3. Freshman David Glen extended his point-scoring streak to four games with a pair of goals, while senior Michael Longo and sophomore Tommy Olczyk also scored. Freshman goaltender Matthew Skoff made 23 saves for his first win. PSU SWEEPS ARMY, SHU Six different players scored as Penn State topped Sacred Heart, 6-3, Oct. 27. Penn State fell behind, 1-0, before scoring three goals in a 5:06 span to take a 3-1 lead. Senior forward Michael Longo and junior defenseman Nate Jensen scored their first goals of the season. ANOTHER MILESTONE SET With a 5-0 win against Army, Penn State earned its first shutout in the NCAA Division I era. Sophomore goaltender PJ Musico stopped all 34 Army shots for the shutout and improved to on the season. Penn State defeated Army, 5-0, for its first win against the Black Knights in a series that dates back to the 1940s. Five different Nittany Lions scored (Casey Bailey, Kenny Brooks, David Glen, Jonathan Milley, Peter Sweetland) in the game while Bailey and Glen registered a goal and two assists each. Brooks and Sweetland both scored their first collegiate goals. BLAST FROM THE PAST Penn State and Army twice played during the Nittany Lions varsity years in the 1940s. Penn State fell to the Black Knights, 18-3, Feb. 26, 1944 and by a margin Feb. 14, Both games were played at West Point. Army is one of three Penn State opponents from the 1940s (Cornell, Colgate) that still sponsors varsity hockey. PSU SPOILS RIT HOMECOMING Penn State defeated RIT, 3-2, in front of a sellout crowd of 10,556 at Rochester s Blue Cross Arena Oct. 20. The game was played at Blue Cross Arena, home of the American Hockey League s Rochester Americans, and was part of the University s homecoming celebration. GoPSUSports.com Freshman forward Curtis Loik scored his first collegiate goal to give Penn State a 1-0 lead, while classmate Casey Bailey and sophomore Max Gardiner, who scored his first Nittany Lion goal, (1g, 1a) also scored. PJ Musico made a career-high 40 saves in net, including nine in the final 4:13 as Penn State killed a RIT power play. BUFFALO STATE BLANKS PSU Penn State fell to Buffalo State, 3-0, Oct. 19. The Nittany Lions outshot Buffalo State by a margin. Both teams combined for 29 infractions, totaling 83 penalty minutes. The Bengals were 3-for-11 on the power play, while Penn State finished 0-for-9. Penn State s last loss of the season came against Buffalo State. HISTORY IS MADE Penn State won its first game at the NCAA Division I level with a 4-3 overtime victory against AIC Saturday, Oct. 13. A crowd of 5,389 fans came out to Mohegan Sun Arena at Casey Plaza in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., to see the Nittany Lions. Penn State took a 1-0 lead in the first period and a 3-1 third-period advantage before the Yellow Jackets tied the game in the third. David Glen, who tallied twice, scored the game-winner just 38 seconds into OT, while freshmen Mark Yanis and Jonathan Milley also scored. Milley s goal was Penn State s first power-play goal. Sophomore PJ Musico stopped 32 shots for the win. PSU SPLITS OPENING WEEKEND The Nittany Lions split their opening weekend, falling to AIC Friday, Oct. 12 before their historic victory the next day. Penn State competed in its first NCAA Division I game Friday, Oct. 12 against AIC at Greenberg Ice Pavilion. The Nittany Lions twice erased one-goal deficits but the Yellow Jackets won, 3-2, in overtime with 21 seconds remaining. Freshman forward Casey Bailey tallied the first goal in program history, while junior forward Taylor Holstrom tied the game late in the third. Junior defenseman Nate Jensen and freshman blueliners Joseph Lordo and Mark Yanis collected one assist each on the historic night. Freshman goalie Matthew Skoff made 26 saves in his collegiate debut.

7 A NIGHT OF FIRSTS A lot of firsts were accomplished during Penn State s historic game against AIC. STAT Faceoff Faceoff Won First Shot First Goal First Assists Penalty Save Starters PLAYER Gardiner Holstrom Kirchhevel Bailey Lordo, Jensen Yanis (boarding) Skoff Bailey-Gardiner-Milley Jensen-Lordo Skoff HISTORIC NIGHT IN HAPPY VALLEY When the puck dropped at Greenberg Ice Pavilion Friday night, it officially opened Penn State s first NCAA Division I season. It also marked the first varsity men s hockey game since March 3, On that day, the Nittany Lions fell to Georgetown, Penn State fielded a varsity hockey team for five seasons in the 1940s ( , ) before the sport was dropped due to limited facilities. NCAA DIVISION I HOCKEY With the addition of Penn State to the NCAA Division I ranks, there are now 59 schools that sponsor NCAA Division I men s hockey. The last school to establish NCAA hockey was Robert Morris in OH CAPTAIN, MY CAPTAIN Sophomore forward Tommy Olczyk was named Penn State s first NCAA Division I captain. Junior defenseman Nate Jensen and senior forward George Saad will serve as assistant captains. All captains were chosen through a team vote. NCAA VETERANS Four players -- Max Gardiner (Minnesota), Taylor Holstrom (Mercyhurst), Nate Jensen (Mercyhurst), Justin Kirchhevel (Alaska Anchorage) -- on Penn State s 26-man roster have previous NCAA Division I experience. All four student-athletes played for their respective teams during the season. Holstrom was named Atlantic Hockey Rookie of the Year that season. PAST CONNECTIONS Several members of the team played together prior to their arrivals in Happy Valley. PSU PSU Team Jensen Gardiner Minnetonka Jensen Brooks Tri-City (USHL) Skoff Olczyk Sioux City (USHL) Bailey Varley Alberni Valley (BCHL) Kirchhevel Lordo St. Louis (NAHL) Holstrom Musico LA Selects (midget) WESTERN INFLUENCE Three players on the squad hail from non-traditional hockey markets on or near the west coast. Junior forward Taylor Holstrom and sophomore goalie PJ Musico are from California, while freshman forward Kenny Brooks calls Las Vegas, Nev., home. NHL CONNECTIONS Several members of the team have family members who play or have played on NHL teams. Max Gardiner s brother, Jake, plays for the Toronto Maple Leafs. George Saad s brother, Brandon, appeared in two games with the Chicago Blackhawks in Tommy Olczyk s dad, Eddie, was a 16-year NHL veteran who helped the Rangers win the Stanley Cup in Nate Jensen s father, David, appeared in 18 games over three seasons with the Minnesota North Stars. FATHER/SON ROOMMATES Tommy Olczyk s father, Eddie, and Nate Jensen s father, David, lived together while playing for Team USA in the 1984 Olympics. Tommy and Nate are roommates at Penn State. NHL HOPEFUL Sophomore forward Max Gardiner was chosen by the St. Louis Blues in the third round (74th overall) of the 2010 NHL Entry Draft. Gardiner will be the first NHL draft choice to skate for Penn State. TWO OF A KIND Junior forward Justin Kirchhevel is one of two South Dakota-born student-athletes to play NCAA Division I hockey. GoPSUsports.com Gadowsky HIGHLIGHTS Named Penn State s first NCAA Division I head coach on April 24, 2011 At Alaska In , led Alaska to its only 20-win season since it joined the CCHA in Named CCHA Coach of the Year and named a finalist for the Spencer Penrose Award, given to college hockey s top coach, in Set school records for team grade-point average, wins and game attendance At Princeton Led team to two NCAA tournament appearances (2008, 2009) and the 2008 ECAC Hockey championship Guided Princeton to two of its three NCAA tournaments since the NCAA began sponsoring hockey in Captured a program-record 21 wins in and guided the Tigers to their first NCAA tournament since In , won Princeton s first outright Ivy League title Set a new standard for program wins, leading Princeton to 22 victories, in Named the 2009 ECAC Hockey Coach of the Year and was a finalist for the Spencer Penrose Award Coached 65 ECAC Hockey All-Academic Team members Produced four All-Americans and two Hobey Baker Memorial Award finalists Coached a Rhodes Scholar (Landis Stankievech), a Hockey Humanitarian Award winner (Eric Leroux) and a Stanley Cup champion (Kevin Westgarth) Left Princeton with highest winning percentage among all Princeton head coaches since 1934

8 FOR ALL TO SEE All of Penn State s games during the season will air on The Penn State Sports Network and GoPSUsports.com. The Nittany Lions will also have two contests on The Big Ten Network -- Jan. 26 against Michigan State and Feb. 25 against Wisconsin. GADOWSKY NAMED HEAD COACH Twelve-year NCAA coaching veteran Guy Gadowsky was na med Penn State s first NCAA Division I coach on April 24, Gadowsky served as head coach at both Princeton ( ) and Alaska ( ) before coming to Penn State. He helped Princeton to two NCAA tournament appearances (2008, 2009) and the 2009 ECAC Hockey championship. Gadowsky left Princeton with the highest winning percentage among all Tigers head coaches since In , he led Alaska to its only 20- win season since it joined the CCHA in FIRST MEMBERS JOIN Forwards Taylor Holstrom and Justin Kirchhevel and defenseman Nate Jensen were announced as the first members of Penn State s first NCAA team Sept. 5, FIRST RECRUITING CLASS Head coach Guy Gadowsky wrapped up his first-ever recruiting class with the additions of Max Gardiner and Joseph Lordo April 26. The pair joined nine players -- forwards Casey Bailey, Kenny Brooks, David Glen, Curtis Loik and Jonathan Milley; defensemen Luke Juha, Connor Varley and Mark Yanis; and goaltender Matthew Skoff -- who signed NLIs Nov. 21. ROSTER BREAKDOWN The roster breakdown includes six seniors, five juniors, five sophomores and 10 freshmen. Eight players played in the United States Hockey League in the season prior their arrivals at Penn State. The Nittany Lions represent 16 different states and Canadian provinces. SCHEDULE BREAKDOWN The Nittany Lions will play games against teams from all five NCAA Division I conferences Atlantic Hockey, CCHA, ECAC Hockey, Hockey East, WCHA and fellow independent Alabama Huntsville. At least three teams that participated in the 2012 NCAA tournament appear on Penn State s schedule. The Nittany Lions will host Air Force (Nov. 9-10) and will visit Michigan State (Jan ) and Frozen Four participant Union (Nov ). FRIENDLY CONFINES Greenberg Ice Pavilion, which opened in January 1981, will serve as Penn State s home for the season. HOME SWEET (ALMOST) HOME Construction is underway for the future home of Penn State Hockey, Pegula Ice Arena, near the corner of University Drive and Curtin Road. The $90-million facility will feature two rinks, including a main rink with a 6,000- seat capacity and 1,000-seat student section. The facility is scheduled to be completed by September BIG TEN ON THE HORIZON With the addition of Penn State to NCAA hockey world, the Big Ten created a new hockey conference that will begin competition for the season. Penn State will join Michigan, Michigan State, Minnesota, Ohio State and Wisconsin in the league. The first four Big Ten tournaments will be held in NHL arenas -- Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul (2014, 2016) and Detroit s Joe Louis Arena (2015, 2017). BACK IN 1946 A lot has changes since the last time Penn State fielded a varsity hockey team for the season President Truman Obama Stamp 3 cents 45 cents Gasoline 21 cents/gal $3.39 States Min. Wage 40 cents/hr $7.25 NCAA HOCKEY COMES TO PSU On Sept. 17, 2010, it was announced that Penn State alumnus Terry Pegula, along with his wife, Kim, donated $88 million to fund a state-of-the-art multipurpose facility and to establish NCAA Division I men s hockey. Since that time, the Pegulas have contributed $102 to the program. The $88 million donation was the largest in University history. GoPSUSports.com

9 Penn State Nittany Lions PENN STATE MEN S HOCKEY No Name Cl Pos S/C Ht Wt Hometown/Last Team 1 PJ Musico So. G L Orange, Calif./Flin Flon Bombers (SJHL) 2 Rich O Brien Sr. D R Furlong, Pa./Team Comcast AAA 3 Connor Varley Fr. D R Lansdale, Pa./Des Moines Buccaneers (USHL) 4 Luke Juha Fr. D L Mississauga, Ont./Vernon Vipers (BCHL) 5 Mark Yanis Fr. D R Grosse Pointe Woods, Mich./Muskegon Lumberjacks (USHL) 6 Peter Sweetland So. D R Newtown, Pa./Green Mountain Glades (EJHL) 7 Jacob Friedman So. F R West Bloomfield, Mich./South Shore Kings (EJHL) 8 Michael McDonagh Jr. F R Wilmington, Mass./Winchendon School 10 Justin Kirchhevel Jr. F L Brookings, S.D./Alaska Anchorage (WCHA) 11 David Glen Fr. F L Fort Saskatchewan, Alta./Spruce Grove Saints (AJHL) 13 Kenny Brooks Fr. F R Las Vegas, Nev./Tri-City Storm (USHL) 14 Tommy Olczyk So. F L Long Grove, Ill./Sioux City Musketeers (USHL) 15 Curtis Loik Fr. F L North Vancouver, B.C./Penticton Vees (BCHL) 16 Michael Longo Sr. F L Allison Park, Pa./Mahoning Valley Phantoms (MWEHL) 18 Casey Bailey Fr. F R Anchorage, Alaska/Omaha Lancers (USHL) 19 Dominic Morrone Sr. F R Sewell, N.J./Boston Jr. Bruins (EJHL) 20 Joseph Lordo Fr. D R St. Louis, Mo./Sioux Falls Stampede (USHL) 21 Eric Steinour Sr. F L Carlisle, Pa./Boston Bulldogs (AtJHL) 22 George Saad Sr. F R Wexford, Pa./Youngstown Phantoms (NAHL) 23 Jonathan Milley Fr. F R Gatineau, Que./Pembroke Lumber Kings (CCHL) 24 Nate Jensen Jr. D L Shorewood, Minn./Mercyhurst (Atlantic Hockey) 25 Brian Dolan Sr. D R Havertown, Pa./Monsignor Bonner 27 Max Gardiner So. F L Deephaven, Minn./Dubuque Fighting Saints (USHL) 28 Taylor Holstrom Jr. F R Yorba Linda, Calif./Mercyhurst (Atlantic Hockey) 29 Matt Madrazo Jr. G L Sea Cliff, N.Y./Kent Prep (Conn.) 31 Matthew Skoff Fr. G L McKees Rocks, Pa./Sioux City Musketeers (USHL) Head Coach: Guy Gadowsky (Colorado College 89) Assistant Coach: Keith Fisher (St. Cloud State 00) Assistant Coach: Matt Lindsay (Williams 01) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Josh Hand (Concordia 08) Director of Hockey Operations: Bill Downey (Penn State 04) Strength & Conditioning Coach: Robert McLean (New Brunswick 98) Equipment Manager: Adam Sheehan (Western Michigan 98) Athletic Trainer: Justin Rogers (Michigan State 09) WHERE They re From PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Luke JUHA YOO-hah Justin KIRCHHEVEL KUR-kay-vuhl Curtis LOIK LOYK Dominic MORRONE MUH-rone Tommy OLCZYK OHL-chehk PJ MUSICO MYOO-zik-oh George SAAD SAHD Eric STEINOUR STINE-our Mark YANIS YANNE-is Pennsylvania (8): Dolan, Longo, O Brien, Saad, Skoff, Sweetland, Steinour, Varley California (2): Holstrom, Musico; Michigan (2): Friedman, Yanis Minnesota (2): Gardiner, Jensen; Alaska (1): Bailey British Columbia (1): Loik Illinois (1): Olczyk Massachusetts (1): McDonagh Missouri (1): Lordo Nevada (1): Brooks New Jersey (1): Morrone New York (1): Madrazo Ontario (1): Juha Quebec (1): Milley Saskatchewan (1): Glen South Dakota (1): Kirchhevel GoPSUsports.com

10 nittany lion Career Highs GOALS ASSISTS POINTS MULTIPLE-POINT GAMES CASEY BAILEY 2 vs. Ohio State, 12/29/12 2, 3x, last at Mich. State, 1/26/13 4 vs. Ohio State, 12/29/12 6, last vs. UAH, 2/9/13 KENNY BROOKS 1, 2x, last vs. UAH, 2/9/13 2 vs. UAH, 2/8/13 2 vs. UAH, 2/8/13 1, last vs. UAH, 2/8/13 BRIAN DOLAN None 1, 2x, last vs. Vermont, 1/19/13 1, 2x, last vs. Vermont, 1/19/13 None JACOB FRIEDMAN 1 at Fredonia, 12/11/12 1 at Fredonia, 12/11/12 2 at Fredonia, 12/11/12 1, last at Fredonia, 12/11/12 MAX GARDINER 1, 4x, last vs. UAH, 2/8/13 3, 3x, last at Mich. State, 1/26/13 3, 3x, last at Mich. State, 1/26/13 4, last at Mich. State, 1/26/13 DAVID GLEN 3 vs. UAH, 2/8/13 2, 2x, last at Fredonia, 12/11/12 3, 2x, last vs. UAH, 2/8/13 7, last vs. UAH, 2/9/13 TAYLOR HOLSTROM 2, 2x, last vs. Ohio State, 12/29/12 3, vs. Air Force, 2/18/11 4 vs. UConn, 1/8/11 11, last vs. UAH, 2/9/13 NATE JENSEN 1, 4x, last at HC, 12/8/12 2, 2x, last vs. UAH, 12/16/10 2, 3x, last at SHU, 10/27/12 3, last at SHU, 10/27/12 LUKE JUHA 1 vs. Air Force, 11/10/12 2, 2x, last at UConn, 1/4/13 2, 2x, last at UConn, 1/4/13 2, last at UConn, 1/4/13 JUSTIN KIRCHHEVEL 2 vs. Minnesota State, 10/29/10 1, 5x, last vs. UAH, 2/9/13 2, 2x, last vs. Vermont, 1/19/13 2, last vs. Vermont, 1/19/13 CURTIS LOIK 1, 5x, last vs. Ohio State, 12/29/12 1, 4x, last at Mich. State, 1/25/13 1, 8x, vs. Ohio State, 12/29/12 None MICHAEL LONGO 1, 2x, last vs. Buff. St., 11/3/12 None 1, 2x, last vs. Buff. St., 11/3/12 None JOSEPH LORDO None 2 at SHU, 10/27/12 2 at SHU, 10/27/12 1, last at SHU, 10/27/12 MICHAEL MCDONAGH 1 vs. Air Force, 11/10/12 3 at SHU, 10/27/12 3 at SHU, 10/27/12 1, last at SHU, 10/27/12 JONATHAN MILLEY 1, 4x, at HC, 12/7/12 2 at HC, 12/7/12 3 at HC, 12/7/12 1, last at HC, 12/7/12 DOMINIC MORRONE None None None None RICH O BRIEN None 1 at Freonia, 12/11/12 1 at Fredonia, 12/11/12 None TOMMY OLCZYK 1, 3x, last at Mich. State, 1/25/13 1 vs. Vermont, 1/19/13 1, 4x, last at Mich. State, 1/25/13 None GEORGE SAAD None None None None ERIC STEINOUR None 1 at SHU, 10/27/12 1 at SHU, 10/27/12 None PETER SWEETLAND 1 at Army, 10/26/12 1, 8x, last vs. UAH, 2/9/13 2 at Army, 10/26/12 1, last at Army, 10/26/12 CONNOR VARLEY 1, 4x, last at UConn, 1/4/13 2 at Army, 10/26/12 2, 2x, last at HC, 12/7/12 3, last at Holy Cross, 12/7/12 MARK YANIS 1, 4x, last at vs. UAH, 2/9/13 1, 5x, last vs. UAH, 2/8/13 2 at SHU, 10/27/12 1, last at SHU, 10/27/12 SAVES MATT MADRAZO None PJ MUSICO 40 vs. RIT, 10/20/12 MATTHEW SKOFF 42 at Union, 11/25/12 GoPSUSports.com

11 The Last Time Penn State... GoPSUsports.com PENN STATE MEN S HOCKEY SHUT OUT AN OPPONENT...2/8/13 vs. Alabama Huntsville (W, 4-0) SHUT OUT AN OPPONENT AT HOME...2/8/13 vs. Alabama Huntsville (W, 4-0) SHUT OUT AN OPPONENT ON THE ROAD... 12/11/12 at Fredonia State (W, 4-0) SHUT OUT AN OPPONENT ON NEUTRAL ICE...never SHUT OUT AN OPPONENT IN BACK-TO-BACK GAMES...never SHUT OUT SAME OPPONENT IN BACK-TO-BACK GAMES...never HAD A GOALIE WITH BACK-TO-BACK SHUTOUTS...never WAS SHUT OUT... 12/28/12 vs. Robert Morris (L, 6-0) WAS SHUT OUT AT HOME...never WAS SHUT OUT ON THE ROAD...11/24/12 at No. 8 Union (L, 2-0) WAS SHUT OUT ON NEUTRAL ICE... 12/28/12 vs. Robert Morris (L, 6-0) SCORED 10 OR MORE GOALS AT HOME...never SCORED 10 OR MORE GOALS ON THE ROAD... never SCORED 9 GOALS...never ALLOWED 9 GOALS... never SCORED 8 GOALS...never ALLOWED 8 GOALS...never SCORED 7 GOALS...never ALLOWED 7 GOALS...never SCORED 5 GOALS IN A PERIOD...never SCORED 6 GOALS IN A PERIOD... never WON A GAME IN OVERTIME... 10/13/12 vs. AIC (W, GWG: Glen) WON A GAME IN OVERTIME AT HOME...never WON A GAME IN OVERTIME ON THE ROAD...never WON A GAME IN OVERTIME ON A NEUTRAL SITE... 10/13/12 vs. AIC (W, GWG: Glen) LOST A GAME IN OVERTIME... 12/15/13 vs. Neumann (L, 3-2) LOST A GAME IN OVERTIME AT HOME... 12/15/13 vs. Neumann (L, 3-2) LOST A GAME IN OVERTIME ON THE ROAD...12/7/12 at Holy Cross (L, 5-4) LOST A GAME IN OVERTIME AT A NEUTRAL SITE... never TIED A GAME IN OVERTIME...never WON A SHOOTOUT...never LOST A SHOOTOUT...never HAD A PLAYER RECORD A HAT TRICK... 2/8/13 vs. Alabama Huntsville (David Glen - W, 4-0) ALLOWED A PLAYER TO RECORD A HAT TRICK... 12/29/12 vs. Ohio State (Ryan Dzingel - W, 5-4) HAD A PLAYER SCORE FOUR GOALS IN A GAME...never ALLOWED 50 OR MORE SHOTS ON GOAL...never RECORDED 50 OR MORE SHOTS ON GOAL...1/26/13 at Michigan State (50 shots) HELD AN OPPONENT TO NO SHOTS IN A PERIOD...never SCORED A SHORTHANDED GOAL... 1/25/13 at Michigan State (Tommy Olczyk)...SCORED TWO SHORTHANDED GOALS IN ONE GAME...never ALLOWED A SHORTHANDED GOAL...never...ATTEMPTED A PENATLY SHOT...10/26/12 at Army (Casey Bailey - no goal)...had 5 DIFFERENT PLAYERS SCORE A GOAL IN A GAME... 11/10/12 vs. Air Force (W, Bailey, Juha, Glen, McDonagh, Varley)...HAD 6 DIFFERENT PLAYERS SCORE A GOAL IN A GAME... 10/27/12 at SHU (W, Longo, Gardiner, Milley, Jensen, Yanis, Loik)...HAD 7 DIFFERENT PLAYERS SCORE A GOAL IN A GAME...never...HAD 8 DIFFERENT PLAYERS SCORE A GOAL IN A GAME...never COMMITTED ZERO PENALTIES IN A GAME... never

12 Penn State vs. Alabama Huntsville February 9, 2013 Alabama Huntsville (3-19-1) vs. Penn State ( ) Date: Feb 09, 2013 Location: University Park, Pa. Arena: Greenberg Pavilion Attendance: 1300 Start time: 7:30 pm End time: 9:43 pm Total time: 2:13 Prd Time Team Scored by Assists Vis. on ice Home on ice 1. 1st 08:45 PSU EV Bailey, Casey/13 Holstrom, Taylor/7 19,22,4,16,3 18,28,6,5,27 Sweetland, Peter/8 2. 2nd 10:45 PSU PP Glen, David/16 Bailey, Casey/12 2,3,5 11,18,27,5 Gardiner, Max/ nd 17:34 UAH EV Kyle Lysaght/5 Michael Webley/5 27,13,9,24,2 28,18,27,3,2 Steven Koshey/4 4. 3rd 00:54 UAH PP Justin Cseter/2 Jeff Vanderlugt/3 24,27,21,26,11 10,6,11 Kyle Lysaght/5 5. 3rd 07:23 PSU EV Brooks, Kenny/2 Glen, David/9 22,16,19,2,3 13,11,5,6, rd 12:20 UAH EV Brice Geoffrion/1 Anderson White/2 5,3,2,11,8 18,27,13,28,6 Graeme Strukoff/5 7. 3rd 15:33 PSU EV Yanis, Mark/4 Holstrom, Taylor/8 21,23,13,2 5,28,10,6 Kirchhevel, Justin/4 TEAM SUMMARY # Alabama Huntsville G A Pi Sh +/- Bl 2 Graeme Strukoff Anderson White Frank Misuraca Brice Geoffrion Alex Allan Chad Brears Jack Prince Michael Webley Doug Reid Craig Pierce Lasse Uusivirta Jeff Vanderlugt Sebastian Geoffr Curtis debruyn Steven Koshey Justin Cseter Kyle Lysaght Ben Reinhardt Gregg Gruehl dnp Totals # Penn State G A Pi Sh +/- Bl 2 O'Brien, Rich Varley, Connor Yanis, Mark Sweetland, Peter Friedman, Jacob McDonagh, Mich Kirchhevel, Justi Glen, David Brooks, Kenny Loik, Curtis Longo, Michael Bailey, Casey Morrone, Domini Steinour, Eric Saad, George Gardiner, Max Holstrom, Taylor Musico, PJ dnp Totals Goals by Period Team Tot UAH PSU Shots by Period Team Tot UAH PSU Power Play Goals-Att (Sh) Prd UAH PSU 1st 0-1 (0) 0-1 (4) 2nd 0-2 (1) 1-1 (2) 3rd 1-3 (3) 0-0 (0) Total 1-6 (4) 1-2 (6) Penalties-Minutes by Prd Prd UAH PSU 1st nd rd Total Three stars: 1. None 2. None 3. None Officials: Referee:Bradley Albers Referee:Rodney Tocco Linesman:Ray King Linesman:Zach Roberts Scorer:Matt Caracappa GOALTENDERS ## Alabama Huntsville Dec Min GA Saves 31 John Griggs L 59: EMPTY NET 0: ## Penn State Dec Min GA Saves 31 Skoff, Matthew W 60: Prd Player Team MinOffense Time 1st Morrone, Dominic PSU 2.Hitting From Behind 05:56 PP 1st Lasse Uusivirta UAH 2.Interference 11:59 PP 2nd Sebastian Geoffrion UAH 2.Roughing 02:05 2nd Friedman, Jacob PSU 2.Roughing 02:05 2nd Bailey, Casey PSU 2.Roughing 06:57 2nd Jeff Vanderlugt UAH 2.Roughing 06:57 2nd Brooks, Kenny PSU 2.Roughing 07:21 PP 2nd Holstrom, Taylor PSU 2.High Sticking 09:40 2nd Sebastian Geoffrion UAH 2.Roughing 09:40 PENALTY SUMMARY Win-Skoff, Matthew (8-8-0). Loss-John Griggs (2-15-1). Penn State timeout at 18:20 of 3rd. UAH timeout at 19:44 of 3rd. GoPSUSports.com Prd Player Team MiOffense Time 2nd Alex Allan UAH 2.Slashing 09:56 PP 2nd O'Brien, Rich PSU 2.Hitting From Behind 13:33 PP 2nd O'Brien, Rich PSU 2.Indirect Cth Roughi 19:16 PP 2nd Varley, Connor PSU 2.Slashing 20:00 PP 3rd Jeff Vanderlugt UAH 2.Holding 10:03 3rd Morrone, Dominic PSU 2.Elbowing 10:03 3rd Longo, Michael PSU 2.Roughing Atw 10:03 PP 3rd Morrone, Dominic PSU 2.Tripping 14:08 3rd Sebastian Geoffrion UAH 2.Embellishment 14:08

13 Team Statistics PENN STATE MEN S HOCKEY Overall: Conf: Home: Away: Neut: TEAM STATISTICS PSU OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Shot pct Goals/Game Shots/Game Assists POWER PLAYS Goals-Power Plays Conversion Percent Shot Attempts Shot Percent GOAL BREAKDOWN Total Goals Power Play Short-handed 3 0 Empty net 3 6 Penalty 0 0 Unassisted 5 3 Overtime 1 3 Shootout 0 0 Delayed Penalty 0 0 PENALTIES Number Minutes Penalties/Game Pen minutes/game Minor Major minute Misconduct 3 2 Game Misconduct 5 1 Gross Misconduct 0 0 Match 0 0 FACEOFFS (W-L) Faceoff W-L Pct SHOOTOUTS (Made-Att) ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 9/ /3319 Neutral Site #/Avg 2/15163 Goals by Period 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total Penn State Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total Penn State Opponents GoPSUsports.com

14 Individual Statistics Overall: Conf: Home: Away: Neut: Shots Penalties Goals ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% +- pen-min min maj oth pp sh fg gw gt ot ht pn ua blk 11 Glen, David Bailey, Casey Gardiner, Max Holstrom, Taylor Varley, Connor Brooks, Kenny Loik, Curtis Yanis, Mark Jensen, Nate Sweetland, Peter Milley, Jonathan Juha, Luke McDonagh, Michael Kirchhevel, Justin Lordo, Joseph Olczyk, Tommy Longo, Michael Friedman, Jacob Dolan, Brian O'Brien, Rich Steinour, Eric Johnson, Bryce Morrone, Dominic Saad, George TM TEAM Total Opponents Goal average Saves Record Goals allowed ## Goalie gp-gs minutes ga avg saves pct w l t sho pp sh en pen sog 31 Skoff, Matthew : Musico, PJ : TM EMPTY NET : Total : Opponents : GoPSUSports.com