MEN S ICE HOCKEY GAME NOTES

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1 GAME SCHEDULE Date Opponent Time/Result September 9/30 NIAGARA 4:00 PM October 10/6 MERRIMACK 7:30 PM 10/7 MERRIMACK 7:30 PM 10/13 at New Hampshire 7:00 PM 10/14 at New Hampshire 7:00 PM 10/21 at Canisius 7:30 PM 10/27 ARIZONA STATE (a) 7:00 PM 10/28 ARIZONA STATE (a) 7:00 PM November 11/3 at Princeton * 7:00 PM 11/4 at Quinnipiac * 7:00 PM 11/10 HARVARD * (b) 7:00 PM 11/11 DARTMOUTH * (b) 4:00 PM 11/17 CLARKSON * 7:00 PM 11/18 ST. LAWRENCE * 7:00 PM 11/24 at Western Michigan 7:00 PM 11/25 at Western Michigan 7:00 PM December 12/2 at Army West Point 4:00 PM 12/8 at UConn 7:00 PM January 1/5 QUINNIPIAC * 7:00 PM 1/6 PRINCETON * 7:00 PM 1/12 at Brown * 7:00 PM 1/13 at Yale * 7:00 PM 1/19 at Cornell * 7:00 PM 1/20 CORNELL * 7:30 PM 1/26 at Dartmouth * 7:00 PM 1/27 at Harvard * 7:00 PM February 2/2 RENSSELAER * 7:00 PM 2/3 UNION * 7:00 PM 2/9 at St. Lawrence * 7:00 PM 2/10 at Clarkson * 7:00 PM 2/16 YALE * 7:00 PM 2/17 BROWN * 7:00 PM 2/23 at Union * 7:00 PM 2/24 at Rensselaer * 7:00 PM March 3/2-4 ECAC Hockey First Round TBD 3/9-11 ECAC Hockey Quarterfinals TBD 3/16-17 ECAC Hockey Champ. Weekend TBD * - ECAC Hockey Contest (a) - Family Weekend (b) - Silver Puck Weekend BOLD - Home Game (Class of 1965 Arena) MEN S ICE HOCKEY GAME NOTES SEPT. 30, 2017 NIAGARA CLASS OF 1965 ARENA 4 P.M. Colgate Raiders 0-0-0, ECAC Hockey VS Niagara Purple Eagles 0-0-0, Atlantic Hockey Video: Patriot League Network Radio: WKXZ 94 FM Live Stats: Colgate.StatBroadcast.com THE LATEST IN RAIDER HOCKEY Ben Sharf competed in the 20th World Maccabiah Games with the Maccabi USA open men's ice hockey team, winning the silver medal Three former Raiders attended NHL Training Camps: Chris Wagner (Anaheim Ducks), Kyle Baun (Chicago Blackhawks) and Mike Borkowski (Detroit Red Wings) Colton Point attended the Warren Strelow USA Hockey Goaltenders Camp over the offseason Jake Kulevich signed with the AHL's Manitoba Moose and Tim Harrison signed with the ECHL's Adirondack Thunder for the season. Colgate won the 1,000th game in program history at Princeton in game one of the ECAC Hockey First Round, the eighth league team to record 1,000 wins Jake Kulevich became the 29th defenseman in program to record 50 career points, was the first Colgate defenseman to record 20 points in a season since and was the first Raider defenseman since at least to lead the team in points Charlie Finn set several program records, including most saves (3,297), most games played by a goaltender (126) and games started (123) Finn is also third in program history with 54 wins and a 2.64 GAA and fourth with a.911 save percentage STATISTICAL LEADERS FORWARDS GP G A P SH +/- PPG GWG #19 Tim Harrison #9 Bobby McMann #14 Jared Cockrell #8 John Snodgrass DEFENSE GP G A P SH +/- PPG BLK #11 Jake Kulevich #20 Brett Corkey #6 Willie Brooks #15 Jacob Panetta GOALTENDER GP-GS W-L-T MIN GA GAA SV% #1 Charlie Finn : MEDIA INFORMATION Dir. of Athletic Comm... John Painter Asst. Director (MIH Contact)...Kevin Noonan Office Phone Office Fax Cell Phone knoonan@colgate.edu Website... Play-by-Play...John McGraw Flagship Radio... WKXZ 94 FM (Oneonta, N.Y.) STATS COLGATE NIAGARA Scoring Offense Scoring Defense (-0.96)...Margin...(-2.36) SOG Penalties PG PIM/gm PPC/gm PPG/gm /159 (17.6)...Power Play... 24/195 (12.3) 150/180 (83.3)...Penalty Kill...168/217 (77.4)

2 Honoring Heritage and Country Sophomore Ben Sharf won the silver medal at the 20th World Maccabiah Games with the Maccabi USA open men's ice hockey team. Sharf was on teh team with a roster of 22 hockey players, including nine from the Division I ranks, and he was the only ECAC Hockey player on the USA team. NHL Training Camps Colgate had three former Raiders attend NHL Training Camps during September as they prepare for their professional seasons. Chris Wagner was in camp with the Anaheim Ducks, a team he reached the Western Conference Finals with last season, while Kyle Baun attended Chicago Blackhawks training camp and Mike Borkowski '16 was at the Detroit Red Wings camp. Former Raiders Sign Pro Contracts Jake Kulevich and Tim Harrison are gearing up for their first full professional seasons in , as Kulevich signed with the AHL's Manitoba Moose and Harrison signed with the ECHL's Adirondack Thunder. Mark Dekanich '08 is also making a return to the AHL as he signed a contract with the Lehigh Valley Phantoms, the affiliate of the Philadelphia Flyers. Learning from the Best During the offseason, Colton Point attended the Warren Strelow USA Hockey Goaltenders Camp, one of only two NCAA Hockey goaltenders to be invited to the camp. In addition to his invitation to the prestigious camp, Point also was invited to the Dallas Stars NHL Development Camp in July. Getting Experience Bobby McMann had a busy offseason as he attended two NHL Development Camps this summer hosted by the Columbus Blue Jackets and Buffalo Sabres. Hall of Honor A member of Colgate's NCAA Finalist team, Joel Gardner '90 was inducted into the Colgate Hall of Honor earlier this month. An All-American, Gardner is still seventh in proram history with 184 points, fifth with 113 assists along with 71 goals. He currently works for AF Tech USA Ltd., a manufactuer of fire inhibitor and fire suppression products. In the Rafters Former Raider Dan Wildfong '99 had his Shreveport Mudbugs #10 jersey retired several weeks ago after an excellent playing career in the CHL. In his eight seasons, Wildfong averaged more than a point per game. Wildfong is currently a coach for the Lone Star Brahmas in the NAHL, which Shreveport plays in now, and coached against the Mudbugs as his jersey was raised to the rafters in their seasonopener. Take the Leap After one season as an assistant coach with Mercyhurst, Joey Mormina '05 has taken the leap to the AHL where he is now an assistant coach with the Hartford Wolf Pack, the AHL affiliate of the New York Rangers. Mormina played 11 seasons in the AHL following a four-year career at Colgate where he scored 16 goals and had 40 assists for 56 points along with winning an ECAC Hockey Regular Season Championship. The Grand Tour Despite falling in the first round to Princeton, Friday night was a memorable night in Colgate men s ice COLGATE GAME NOTES hockey history as the Raiders won the 1,000th game in program history. Colgate has played hockey for 87 seasons beginning in and became the eighth ECAC Hockey team to win 1,000 games. Overall, Colgate has a 1, record for a.512 winning percentage. You Win Again Don Vaughan has been behind the bench for 390 of Colgate s 1,000 wins, good for the most wins by a head coach in program history. The 13th head coach in program history, Vaughan has been behind the bench for 24 seasons after beginning his career with the Raiders in the season. Vaughan is tied with former Minnesota head coach Doug Wood for 25th all-time with 390 wins. Vaughan has been behind the bench for 885 games and will coach his 900th career game in All League Pick Jake Kulevich was honored with a selection to the ECAC Hockey Third Team, pitting him as one of the top six defensemen in the league. Kulevich s allleague honor gives Colgate six straight seasons of at least one player earning all-league honors. Big Time Honor Brett Corkey, an alternate captain for the Raiders, was named a finalist for the ECAC Hockey Best Defensive Defenseman Award that was ultimately awarded to Clarkson s James de Haas with Corkey finishing second in the voting among the league s head coaches. Colgate has not had a player win a major award since Austin Smith s Player of the Year Award in Vaughan was named the league s coach of the year in Cool and the Gang It was a memorable senior season for Jake Kulevich as he became the first Raider defenseman to record 20 points in a season since Spiro Goulakos in the season. Kulevich set career-highs with six goals, 16 assists and 22 points; and became the first Raider defenseman to lead the team in points since at least the season. He was also the 14th player in program history to play in 150 games. Kulevich was also a solid player on the defensive side as his 64 blocked shots were the most blocked shots among 20-point scoring defensemen in ECAC Hockey this season. Block Party Brett Corkey had one of his best seasons of his career in , as he was second in the nation with 97 blocked shots and is third with a 2.62 blocks per game average. Corkey also set career-highs on the offensive side of the ice with five goals and 12 assists for 17 points. Corkey was among the ECAC Hockey defensemen leaders with three power-play goals and four goals in league play. Another Strong Senior Another Raider senior with a remarkable senior year was Tim Harrison, who recorded the first 20-point season in his career and ended his career on a six-game point streak. Harrison led Colgate with 11 goals and tallied nine assists in his careerbest season. With Harrison s 11 goals, he gives Colgate back-to-back senior goal-scoring leaders for the first time since and Tin Pan Alley Mike Panowyk caught fire to close out the season, recording five points in his final five games to close with four goals and eight assists for 12 points. Panowyk had a pair of multi-point games, including a goal and an assist in Colgate s win at COLGATE MEN S HOCKEY BREAKDOWN Overall Home Away Neutral Overtime Last 5 Games Last 10 Games Last 15 Games vs. ECAC Hockey vs. Atlantic Hockey vs. Hockey East Independent vs. Ranked Opponents One-Goal Games Following a Win Following a Loss Following at Tie Scoring First Opponent Scores First Leading After 1st Period Trailing After 1st Period Tied After 1st Period Leading After 2nd Period Trailing After 2nd Period Tied After 2nd Period Scoring No Goals Scoring 1 Goal Scoring 2 Goals Scoring 3 Goals Scoring 4 Goals Scoring 5+ Goals Allowing No Goals Allowing 1 Goal Allowing 2 Goals Allowing 3 Goals Allowing 4 Goals Allowing 5+ Goals Game was decided by one goal Game was decided by two goals Game was decided by three goals Game was decided by four goals Game was decided by five-plus goals Outshooting Opponents Being Outshot Even Shots Recording 0-20 Shots Recording Shots Recording Shots Recording Shots Recording 50+ Shots Allowing 0-20 Shots Allowing Shots Allowing Shots Allowing Shots Allowing 50+ Shots Scoring a Power Play Goal Not Scoring a Power Play Goal Allowing a Power Play Goal Not Allowing a Power Play Goal Scoring Shorthanded Allowing a Shorthanded Goal Winning the Face-off Battle Losing the Face-off Battle Tied the Face-off Battle

3 Lines (LW-C-RW) Record First Line McMann-Peterson-Snodgrass (9 gms) Peterson-Panowyk-Harrison (6 gms) Freeman-Peterson-Harrison (4 gms) Cockrell-Panowyk-Harrison (4 gms) Cockrell-Peterson-Snodgrass (2 gms) Harrison-Peterson-Snograss (2 gms) Freeman-Panowyk-Harrison (2 gms) McMann-Dauda-Snodgrass (2 gms) Audi-Panowyk-Harrison (1 gm) Weberg-Panowyk-Harrison (1 gm) Weberg-Black-Cockrell (1 gm) Freeman-Audi-Harrison (1 gm) Freeman-Penner-Harrison (1 gm) Panowyk-Cockrell-Harrison (1 gm) Second Line Weberg-Penner-Cockrell (11 gms) Cockrell-Panowyk-Harrison (6 gms) Freeman-Penner-H. Racine (4 gms) Harrison-Panowyk-Sanniti (3 gms) McMann-Panowyk-Harrison (2 gms) Freeman-Peterson-Snodgrass (2 gms) Weberg-Penner-Sharf (1 gm) McMann-Penner-Audi (1 gm) Peterson-McMann-H. Racine (1 gm) McGuire-Penner-Black (1 gm) McMann-Dauda-Snodgrass (1 gm) Panowyk-Black-H. Racine (1 gm) Weberg-Black-Audi (1 gm) Weberg-Black-Cockrell (1 gm) Weberg-Panowyk-Cockrell (1 gm) Third Line McMann-Dauda-Snodgrass (6 gms) McMann-Peterson-Snodgrass (3 gms) Audi-Black-Penner (3 gms) Freeman-Black-H. Racine (3 gms) Audi-Dauda-Sanniti (2 gms) Panowyk-Black-H. Racine (2 gms) Freeman-Penner-H. Racine (2 gms) McMann-Panowyk-Cockrell (2 gms) Cockrell-Peterson-Snodgrass (1 gm) Audi-Penner-Sharf (1 gm) Dauda-Penner-Audi (1 gm) Peterson-Panowyk-Harrison (1 gm) Audi-Black-Sharf (1 gm) Audi-Dauda-H. Racine (1 gm) Freeman-Black-Sharf (1 gm) Freeman-Penner-Sharf (1 gm) Freeman-Peterson-Harrison (1 gm) McGuire-Penner-Black (1 gm) McMann-Peterson-Snodgrass (1 gm) Peterson-Black-H. Racine (1 gm) Peterson-McMann-H. Racine (1 gm) Weberg-Penner-Cockrell (1 gm) Fourth Line McMann-Dauda-Snodgrass ( 5 gms) Freeman-Black-H. Racine (4 gms) Weberg-Black-Sanniti (3 gms) Freeman-Dauda-H. Racine (3 gms) Freeman-Dauda-Sanniti (2 gms) Audi-Black-Sanniti (2 gms) Panowyk-Black-H. Racine (2 gms) McGuire-Black-H. Racine (1 gm) McGuire-Black-Sanniti (1 gm) Panowyk-Sharf-H. Racine (1 gm) Audi--Racine (1 gm) Freeman-Black-Weberg ( 1 gm) McGuire-Dauda-Freeman (1 gm) Weberg-Black-H. Racine (1 gm) Audi-Sanniti (XD) (1 gm) Freeman-Peterson-Harrison (1 gm) Peterson-Black-McGuire (XD) (1 gm) H. Racine-Black-Sanniti (1 gm) H. Racine-Sharf-Audi (1 gm) Snodgrass-Panowyk-Audi (1 gm) Weberg-Audi-Sanniti (1 gm) Weberg-Black-Sharf (1 gm) Weberg-Penner-Cockrell (1 gm) Defensive Pairs (LD-RD) Record First Line Kulevich-Citron (8 gms) Corkey-Panetta (7 gms) Kulevich-Panetta (7 gms) Kulevich-Craig (5 gms) Corkey-Sanniti (4 gms) Corkey-Craig (3 gms) Corkey-Brooks (3 gms) Second Line Kulevich-Citron (12 gms) Corkey-Panetta (4 gms) Meyer-Panetta (3 gms) Corkey-Brooks (3 gms) Kulevich-Panetta (3 gms) Meyer-Brooks (3 gms) Corkey-Citron (3 gms) Corkey-Sanniti (2 gms) McGuire-Brooks (2 gms) McGuire-Corkey (1 gm) Kulevich-Sanniti (1 gm) Third Line Meyer-Brooks (15 gms) Brooks-Panetta (4 gms) Meyer-Citron (4 gms) Corkey-Citron (4 gms) Corkey-McGuire (3 gms) Meyer-Panetta (3 gms) McGuire-Citron (2 gms) Corkey-Sanniti (1 gm) McGuire-Brooks (1 gm) COLGATE GAME NOTES Princeton on March 3. On the Way Up Anthony Sanniti continued his impressive play into the postseason as he recorded two more assists to finish with points in four of his final five career games. Sanniti scored his first career goal on the Friday of senior weekend before adding an assist on senior night. With two more assists in the first two games of the playoffs, Sanniti recorded a fourgame point streak for the longest of his career. The Best Is Yet to Come Evan Peterson netted his seventh goal of the season in Colgate s 3-2 overtime win against Princeton on March 3. The Raiders were when Peterson scored a goal this season and will return for his senior season as Colgate s active leader in career goals with 18. Footloose With an assist at Princeton on March 3, Citron recorded points in back-to-back games for the first time in his career. Citron also had a fantastic season in terms of blocking shots, as he was third behind Corkey and Kulevich with 60 in 33 games. Hey There Mr. Brooks Willie Brooks had a strong end to the season as he recorded two assists in his final four games to close the season with three goals and six assists for nine points. Brooks tallied an assist in the Raiders first round series at Princeton, giving him a goal and an assist in four games in his home state this season. Brooks was also fourth on the team with 47 blocked shots and the New Jersey native committed just three penalties all season. Me and Bobby McGee Bobby McMann was among the most productive Raiders in with 14 assists and 19 points to lead all Colgate freshmen and his five goals were only second to Cockrell in the freshmen class. McMann was second on the team with 14 assists and third with 19 points. The power play was also another strength of McMann s as he led the team with 10 assists and 11 points on the power play. In addition, McMann tallied the most shots on goal with 118, 29 more than the next closest Raider, and his total was also good enough for the most among ECAC Hockey freshman. Jacob's Dream Jacob Panetta stepped up in a big role in his freshman season, playing 31 games at defense. He recorded two goals and three assists for five points along with his first career power-play goal and 41 blocked shots. Panetta netted an assist in the playoffs for the Raiders and scored the gamewinning goal a few weeks prior to the playoffs in a 2-1 win over Brown. Panetta also scored a power-play goal against ECAC Hockey semifinalist Quinnipiac in November. Point at You Colton Point was among one of the better freshmen goaltenders in ECAC Hockey throughout the season, and had a great end to his freshmen season with four games played in February. Point finished his freshman season with a 2.45 GAA and.918 save percentage in 10 games and nine starts. Point played in six games against teams that were ranked at some point in the season, including four NCAA Tournament teams. Point recorded a career-high 45 saves at Quinnipiac on Jan. 13 and made more than 30 saves in four different games. In his first career start, Point made 41 saves on 45 shots against the Connecticut Huskies, the most saves by a Colgate freshmen goaltender in their first career start since at leas the season. In his final five games of the season, Point led all ECAC Hockey goaltenders with a 1.67 GAA and.942 save percentage, allowing just eight goals and making 130 saves. When the Green Grass Grows One of the Raiders freshmen that came on strong throughout the season was John Snodgrass, who finished with three goals and 12 assists for 15 points. Snodgrass scored all three of his goals in ECAC Hockey games and nine points, making him one of the more productive Colgate players in league play. He netted goals against Union, Yale and Princeton in addition to a seasonbest three-game point streak from Oct Snodgrass production carried on from start to finish, picking up a point in 14 games throughout his 34 games played. Adam's Song Adam Dauda was off to a tremendous start in his sophomore season before he was sidelined for nine games. Dauda had five goals and seven assists for 12 points in 17 of Colgate s first 19 games of the season. Dauda had four multiple-point games, including three straight from Oct Not only did Dauda produce offensively, he was also among the best centers in the country in terms of faceoffs. Dauda was 64 percent of the faceoffs he took, good for second in the country behind Boston College s Austin Cangelosi despite playing just 24 games. He won a season-best 18 faceoffs against Princeton on Nov. 18 and won 15 or more faceoffs on four different occasions. Dauda also won more than 10 faceoffs 11 times. In Your Honor Junior goaltender Zac Hamilton was announced as one of the 26 members welcomed to the Konosioni Senior Honor Society at Colgate University. Formed in 1934 after the merging of two secret societies, Skull and Scroll and the Gorgon s Head, the honor society stands as a peer-selected group of 26 members that recognizes outstanding leadership, dedication to community service and preservation of tradition. The Block is Hot The Raiders blocked the most shots in ECAC Hockey in with 582 while their blocked shots per game were second in the league behind Cornell s blocked shots per game. Freshman Year Colgate s freshmen class was among the most productive in the league as they led all other ECAC Hockey freshmen classes with 27 power-play assists, 35 power-play points, 366 shots on goal and 160 blocked shots. The Raiders freshmen were also fourth with 19 goals and 62 points while their.545 faceoff win percentage was second in the league. Colgate and Clarkson were the only teams in the league with at least three different freshmen recording 15 points. Graduation Day Once again, Colgate graduates a good amount of production with the senior class responsible for 42.3 percent of the Raiders goals and 40 percent of its points. Tim Harrison scored 11 goals this season, good for 33 percent of the seniors goals and 14.1 percent of Colgate s overall goals scored. Colgate seniors also had the three highest goal totals for the second straight season in addition to recording three of the five highest point totals on the team.

4 THE LAST TIME COLGATE... Won in overtime at home... Nov. 21, 2014 vs. Brown (4-3) Won in overtime on the road... March 3, 2017 at Princeton (3-2) Won in overtime at neutral site... March 20, 2015 vs. St. Lawrence (4-3) Lost in overtime at home...feb. 25, 2017 vs. Union (3-4) Lost in overtime on the road... March 4, 2017 at Princeton (3-4) Lost in overtime at neutral site... March 18, 2005 vs. Harvard ( ot) Tied in overtime at home...oct. 28, 2016 vs. Maine (2-2) Tied in overtime on the road...feb. 18, 2017 at St. Lawrence (1-1) Tied in overtime at neutral site... Oct. 22, 2011 vs. Army (2-2) Scoreless Tie...Feb. 9, 2008 at Clarkson Shutout at home...feb. 26, 2016 vs. RPI (2-0) - Finn 25 svs Shutout on the road... Feb. 14, 2015 at Dartmouth (3-0) - Hamilton 22 svs Shutout at neutral site...jan. 4, 2014 vs. Ferris State (3-0) - Finn 19 svs Was shutout at home...jan. 20, 2017 vs. St. Lawrence (0-3) - Hayton 24 svs Was shutout on the road...feb. 17, 2017 at Clarkson (0-3) - Kielly 23 svs Was shutout at neutral site...nov. 27, 2015 vs. Brown (Belfast, N.I.; 0-5) - Ernst 14 svs Swept a home series... Feb , 2017 vs. Brown (2-1) & Yale (4-2) Swept a road series...jan. 9-10, 2015 at Clarkson (2-1) & St. Lawrence (2-0) Was swept in home series...feb , 2017 vs. Union (3-4, OT) and Rensselaer (2-3) Was swept in road series... Feb. 3-4, 2017 at Rensselaer (2-5) and Union (1-3) Scored 10 or more goals... Oct. 9, 2012 vs. Niagara (W, 10-2) Allowed 10 or more goals...nov. 29, 1996 vs. Miami (L, 2-14) Recorded 50+ shots (In regulation)...52, Dec. 30, 2014 vs. Robert Morris (W, 6-1) Allowed 50+ shots (In regulation)... 51, Nov. 19, 2016 vs. Quinnipiac (L, 3-7) Had three or more PP goals...3, Dec. 5, 2015 vs. St. Lawrence (L, 3-6) Allowed three or more PP goals...3, Nov. 12, 2016 at Brown (L, 2-4) Had a SH goal...tim Harrison, Jan. 21, 2017 vs. Clarkson (W, 3-2) Allowed a SH goal... Louie Rowe, Dec. 2, 2016 at Arizona State (L, 4-5) Had two SH goals...austin Smith, Nov. 2, 2011 at Brown (W, 5-3) Allowed two SH goals... J. Maclellan & J. Buvinow, Feb. 11, 2012 vs. Brown (W, 7-6) Scored an EA goal...corkey (6x3)/Cockrell (6x4), Nov. 12, 2016 at Brown (L, 2-4) Allowed an EA goal...eric Robinson (6x5), March 4, 2017 at Princeton (L, 3-4 (OT)) Player scored a hat trick... M. Borkowski, Oct. 4, 2015 at Mercyhurst (L 7-9) Opponent a hat trick...s. Vigneault, Feb. 17, 2017 at Clarkson (L, 0-3) Player had four goals... A. Smith, Feb. 14, 2012 at RPI (W 8-3) Player had three assists...b. McMann, Feb. 12, 2017 vs. Yale (W 4-2) Player had four assists...j. Kulevich, Feb. 5, 2016 at Princeton (W 5-4) Player had four points...j. Kulevich, Feb. 5, 2016 at Princeton (W 5-4) Goalie made 30+ saves...31, C. Point, Feb. 24 vs. Union (L (OT), 3-4) Opponent made 30+ saves...25, C. Phinney, March 5, 2017 (L, 1-2) Goalie made 40+ saves... 51, C. Finn, March 4, 2017 at Princeton (L, 3-4 (OT)) Opponent made 40+ saves...40, C. Perry, Feb. 3 at Rensselaer (L, 2-5) Goalie had a point... 1, E. Mihalik, Jan. 7, 2012 at Ferris State (L, 1-3) Player attempted a penalty shot...h. Racine, Feb. 12, 2017 vs. Yale (W, 4-2) Player scored a penalty shot... C. Wagner, March 9, 2012 vs. Quinnipiac (L, 2-4) COLGATE GAME NOTES COLGATE HIGHS/LOWS PERIOD Most goals... 3, 4x, last vs. Yale (3rd) (2/12/17) Most goals allowed...3, 5x, last vs. Harvard (1st) (1/28/17) Most shots...20 vs. Army West Point (2nd) (12/31/16) Most shots allowed vs. Princeton (2nd) (11/18/16) Fewest shots... 1 at Brown (1st) (11/12/16) Fewest shots allowed...2 vs. Brown (1st) (2/12/17) GAME-HIGHS Points...11, 2x, last at Yale (11/11/16) Goals... 5 vs. Maine (10/29/16) Assists... 7 at Yale (11/11/16) SOG vs. Army West Point (12/31/16) Saves at Princeton (3/4/17) Penalties...13 vs. Army West Point (10/1/16) Penalty minutes...37 vs. Army West Point (10/1/16) Most PPGs...2, 7x, last vs. Yale (2/12/17) Most PPCs at Merrimack (10/21/16) Most SHGs... 1, 2x, last vs. Clarkson (1/21/17) GAME-LOWS Points...0, 4x, last at Clarkson (2/17/17) Goals...0, 4x, last at Clarkson (2/17/17) Assists...0, 4x, last at Clarkson (2/17/17) SOG at Harvard (11/4/16) Saves by Colton Point at Arizona State (12/3/16) Goals allowed...1, 4x, last at St. Lawrence (2/18/17) Shots allowed at Arizona State (12/3/16) Fewest penalties...1, 2x, last at Princeton (3/5/17) MISCELLANEOUS Largest winning margin... 3 at Yale (11/11/16) Largest losing margin... 5 vs. Boston University (10/8/16) Longest winning streak...2, 2x, last was 2/11/17-2/12/17 Longest unbeaten streak...3 (10/28/16-11/4/16) Longest losing streak...4, 2x last was 1/28/17-2/7/17 Longest winless streak... 7 (3/6/16-10/28/16) INDIVIDUAL HIGHS Points...3 by Bobby McMann and Jake Kulevich vs. Yale (2/12/17) Goals...2, 3x, last by Evan Peterson at Rensselaer (2/3/17) Assists... 3 by Bobby McMann vs. Yale (2/12/17) Shots by Bobby McMann at Princeton (1/13/17) Saves by Charlie Finn at Princeton (3/4/17) Penalties...4, by Tim Harrison vs. Army West Point (10/1/16) Penalty Minutes... 19, by Tim Harrison vs. Army West Point (10/1/16) OPPONENT GAME-HIGHS Points...20 by Quinnipiac (11/19/16) Goals...7 by Quinnipiac (11/19/16) Assists...13 by Quinnipiac (11/19/16) SOG by Princeton (3/4/17) Saves...48 by Army West Point (Parker Gahagen) (12/31/16) Penalties... 12, last at Merrimack (10/21/16) Penalty Minutes... 31, last at Merrimack (10/22/16) PPGs... 3 at Brown (11/12/16) PPCs...13 vs. Army West Point (10/1/16) SHGs... 1, 4x, last at Arizona State (Louie Rowe) (12/2/16) Overcame a two-goal deficit...feb. 5, 2016 at Princeton (Trailed 4-2, Won 5-4) Overcame a three-goal deficit...nov. 16, 2012 at Dartmouth (Trailed 3-0, Won 5-4) Overcame a four-goal deficit...has not happened

5 ROSTER NUMERICAL No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/Previous Team 2 Paul Meyer So. D Edina, Minn./Alberni Valley Bulldogs (BCHL) 3 Ken Citron Jr. D Cos Cob, Conn./Vernon Vipers (BCHL) 4 Willie Brooks Jr. D Locust, N.J./Carleton Place Canadians (CCHL) 5 Paul McAvoy Fr. F Richmond, Ky./Surrey Eagles (BCHL) 6 Ross Craig So. D South Glengarry, Ontario/Cornwall Colts (CCHL) 7 Josh McKechney Fr. F Calgary, Alberta/Brooks Bandits (AJHL) 8 John Snodgrass So. F Eagan, Minn./Cedar Rapids RoughRiders (USHL) 9 Bobby McMann So. F Wainwright, Alberta/Bonnyville Pontiacs (AJHL) 11 Nick Austin Fr. D St. Louis Park, Minn./Madison Capitols (USHL) 12 Adam Dauda Jr. F Kitchener, Ontario/Pembroke Lumber Kings (CCHL) 13 Rory McGuire Jr. D Bracebridge, Ontario/Kingston Voyageurs (OJHL) 14 Jared Cockrell So. F Readfield, Maine/Brooks Bandits (AJHL) 15 Jacob Panetta So. D Belleville, Ontario/Wellington Dukes (OJHL) 16 Sebastian Weberg Sr. F Oslo, Norway/Green Bay Gamblers (USHL) 17 Ben Sharf So. F Williamsville, N.Y./Fort McMurray Oil Barons (AJHL) 19 Henry Marshall Fr. F New Canaan, Conn./Alberni Valley Bulldogs (BCHL) 21 Tyler Penner So. F Winnipeg, Manitoba/Steinbach Pistons (MJHL) 22 Tyler Jeanson Fr. F Carman, Manitoba/Minot Minotauros (NAHL) 24 Trevor Cosgrove Fr. D Exeter, N.H./Alberni Valley Bulldogs (BCHL) 25 Evan Tschumi Fr. F Calgary, Alberta/Whitecourt Wolverines (AJHL) 26 Evan Peterson Sr. F Lakeville, Minn./Carleton Place Canadians (CCHL) 27 Mike Panowyk Sr. F Whitby, Ont./Whitby Fury (OJHL) 28 Hunter Racine Jr. F Ottawa, Ont./Hawkesbury Hawks (CCHL) 29 Nick Quillan Fr. D Halifax, Nova Scotia/Whitecourt Wolverines (AJHL) 31 Zac Hamilton Sr. G Ottawa, Ont./Westminster School 32 Colton Point So. G North Bay, Ont./Carleton Place Canadians (CCHL) 33 Bruce Racine Sr. G Bethesda, Md./Connecticut Jr. Yankees (USPHL) Head Coach: Don Vaughan (St. Lawrence 84), 25th season Assistant Coach: Mike Harder (Colgate 97), 4th season Assistant Coach: Juliano Pagliero (Niagara 09), 3rd season Director of Hockey Operations: Tom Maxam (Utica 17), 1st season Athletic Trainer: Steve Chouinard Equipment Manager: Max Elberty Captains: Mike Panowyk and Evan Peterson ALPHABETICAL No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/Previous Team 11 Nick Austin Fr. D St. Louis Park, Minn./Madison Capitols (USHL) 4 Willie Brooks Jr. D Locust, N.J./Carleton Place Canadians (CCHL) 3 Ken Citron Jr. D Cos Cob, Conn./Vernon Vipers (BCHL) 14 Jared Cockrell So. F Readfield, Maine/Brooks Bandits (AJHL) 24 Trevor Cosgrove Fr. D Exeter, N.H./Alberni Valley Bulldogs (BCHL) 6 Ross Craig So. D South Glengarry, Ontario/Cornwall Colts (CCHL) 12 Adam Dauda Jr. F Kitchener, Ontario/Pembroke Lumber Kings (CCHL) 31 Zac Hamilton Sr. G Ottawa, Ont./Westminster School 22 Tyler Jeanson Fr. F Carman, Manitoba/Minot Minotauros (NAHL) 19 Henry Marshall Fr. F New Canaan, Conn./Alberni Valley Bulldogs (BCHL) 5 Paul McAvoy Fr. F Richmond, Ky./Surrey Eagles (BCHL) 13 Rory McGuire Jr. D Bracebridge, Ontario/Kingston Voyageurs (OJHL) 7 Josh McKechney Fr. F Calgary, Alberta/Brooks Bandits (AJHL) 9 Bobby McMann So. F Wainwright, Alberta/Bonnyville Pontiacs (AJHL) 2 Paul Meyer So. D Edina, Minn./Alberni Valley Bulldogs (BCHL) 15 Jacob Panetta So. D Belleville, Ontario/Wellington Dukes (OJHL) 27 Mike Panowyk Sr. F Whitby, Ont./Whitby Fury (OJHL) 21 Tyler Penner So. F Winnipeg, Manitoba/Steinbach Pistons (MJHL) 26 Evan Peterson Sr. F Lakeville, Minn./Carleton Place Canadians (CCHL) 32 Colton Point So. G North Bay, Ont./Carleton Place Canadians (CCHL) 29 Nick Quillan Fr. D Halifax, Nova Scotia/Whitecourt Wolverines (AJHL) 33 Bruce Racine Sr. G Bethesda, Md./Connecticut Jr. Yankees (USPHL) 28 Hunter Racine Jr. F Ottawa, Ont./Hawkesbury Hawks (CCHL) 17 Ben Sharf So. F Williamsville, N.Y./Fort McMurray Oil Barons (AJHL) 8 John Snodgrass So. F Eagan, Minn./Cedar Rapids RoughRiders (USHL) 25 Evan Tschumi Fr. F Calgary, Alberta/Whitecourt Wolverines (AJHL) 16 Sebastian Weberg Sr. F Oslo, Norway/Green Bay Gamblers (USHL) BY STATE/PROVINCE/ COUNTRY Alberta (3): McKechney, McMann, Tschumi Connecticut (2): Citron, Marshall Kentucky (1): McAvoy Manitoba (2): Jeanson, Penner Maine (1): Cockrell Maryland (1): Racine Minnesota (4): Austin, Meyer, Peterson, Snodgrass New Hampshire (1): Cosgrove New Jersey (1): Brooks New York (1): Sharf Nova Scotia (1): Quillan Norway (1): Weberg Ontario (8): Craig, Dauda, Hamilton, McGuire, Panetta, Panowyk, Point, H. Racine, BY CLASS Seniors (5): Hamilton, Panowyk, Peterson, B. Racine, Weberg Juniors (5): Brooks, Citron, Dauda, McGuire, H. Racine Sophomores (9): Cockrell, Craig, McMann, Meyer, Panetta, Penner, Point, Sharf, Snodgrass Freshmen (8): Austin, Cosgrove, Jeanson, Marshall, McAvoy, McKechney, Quillan, Tschumi PRONUNCIATIONS Citron... SIT-tron Dauda...DOW-duh McKechney...muh-KECK-nee Panowyk... PAN-oh-wick Tschumi...CHOO-mee Weberg...WEE-Burgh Pagliero...pag-lee-AIR-oh Maxam... MAX-um

6 HEAD COACH DON VAUGHAN The Donald F. Vaughan Endowed Chair of Colgate Men s Hockey 25th Season St. Lawrence 84 Don Vaughan enters his 25th year as head coach at Colgate and has the most wins in program history. He begins the campaign with a career record of Under Vaughan s tutelage, Colgate has enjoyed six 20-win seasons, three NCAA tournament berths, and 23 appearances in the ECAC Hockey tournament. Additionally, he has guided the Raiders to nine ECAC semifinal clashes, including back-to-back appearances in the ECAC Championship that marked the program s first trip to the finals since the season. The two-time (2000 & 2014) ECAC Coach of the Year has mentored four Hobey Baker Award finalists, five All-Americans, two ECAC Players of the Year, an ECAC Goaltender of the Year, two ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District I honorees, three ECAC Merit Medal recipients, a Hockey Humanitarian Award winner, a Senior CLASS Award selection and 47 All-ECAC Hockey selections. Vaughan s disciples have also enjoyed success at the professional level, with 13 former Raiders from Vaughan s time behind the Colgate bench having gone on to appear in at least one NHL contest. That total includes former standouts Chris Wagner and Kyle Baun, who both made their NHL debuts during the regular season. His commitment to success is not limited to the ice, however, as Vaughan has continually demonstrated the importance of education to his student-athletes. During his tenure, Vaughan has graduated 99 percent of his players. Since the creation of the award in 2000, Vaughan s athletes have been named to the ECAC Hockey All-Academic Team more than 50 times. The season was highlighted by Vaughan guiding the Raiders to the 1,000th win in program history, becoming the eighth ECAC Hockey program to reach the mark and 23rd in all of college hockey. Jake Kulevich was named to the ECAC Hockey Third Team while fellow senior Brett Corkey was a finalist for the league s defensive defenseman award. Freshman Ben Sharf represented the program internationally in the Maccabiah Games held in Israel during the month of July, one of two ECAC Hockey players competing in the tournament. In addition to the on-ice accolades, a program record 20 players were named to league s All-Academic team. In , Vaughan added another All-ECAC Hockey player as Tyson Spink was named to the third team after a stellar 14-goal and 37-point season. In addition, 15 players were named to the All-Academic team and incoming freshman Colton Point became the 33rd player in program history to be selected in the NHL Draft. The Raiders were also ranked in the top 20 of the USCHO.com Preseason poll for the second straight season. VAUGHAN S COLGATE CAREER CAPSULE CAREER HIGHLIGHTS 2000 & 2014 ECAC Coach of the Year 47 All-ECAC Selections, 5 All-Americans 4 Hobey Baker Finalists, 3 NCAA Tournaments CAREER RECORD: (.487) ECAC HOCKEY RECORD: (.504) COLGATE HEAD COACH - 24 SEASONS YEAR OVERALL ECAC HOCKEY POSTSEASON ECAC Quarterfinals ECAC Quarterfinals ECAC Final Four ECAC Quarterfinals ECAC Final Five ECAC Quarterfinals ECAC Final Five ECAC Final Four NCAA Regional ECAC First Round ECAC Quarterfinals ECAC Final Four NCAA Regional ECAC Final Four ECAC Quarterfinals ECAC Final Four ECAC First Round ECAC Quarterfinals ECAC Final Four ECAC Final Four ECAC First Round NCAA Regional ECAC Finals ECAC First Round ECAC First Round Totals The Raiders enjoyed another stellar campaign during the season, compiling a overall mark and an record in league play, advancing to the title game of the ECAC Hockey Championship for a second straight season. Colgate was ranked for a majority of the campaign, reaching as high as No. 4 in both polls during a three-week span in late October-early November. Vaughan reached a personal milestone during the campaign as he posted the 350th victory of his career with a 3-0 shutout of Northeastern on Oct. 17, becoming just one of 11 active coaches at the Division I level to have the plateau during his career. The Raiders enjoyed plenty of individual success during the year. Senior defenseman Spiro Goulakos was the recipient of the prestigious Senior CLASS Award, given annually to the most outstanding senior student-athlete in Division I men s hockey. Sophomore goaltender Charlie Finn was named the Hockey Commissioner s Association National Playerof-the-Month for October. Junior forwards Kyle Baun and Tyson Spink were both named Third-Team ECAC All-League. Vaughan led Colgate to a highly successful campaign that saw the Raiders post a overall record and earn an at-large berth to the NCAA Tournament for the first time in nine seasons. Piloting a youthful lineup that featured 17 underclassmen, Colgate recorded eight victories against ranked competition and spent the final two months of the season listed in the national polls, fittingly ending the season tabbed 13th in both the USCHO.com and USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine rankings. The Raiders excelled in ECAC play during the season as it posted a ledger against league competition on its way to a second-place finish. For his efforts, Vaughn was recognized as the Tim Taylor ECAC Hockey Coach of the Year award for the second time in his career. Colgate enjoyed one of the finest moments in program history in January 2014 when it recorded a shootout victory against No. 1 Minnesota and a shutout of No. 2 Ferris State to capture the Mariucci Classic. Freshman goaltender Charlie Finn was named MVP of the event while forward Darcy Murphy and defensemen Spiro Goulakos joined Finn on the All-Tournament Team. Finn and Goulakos would be recognized again at the end of the season as both players were named Third-Team All-ECAC Hockey while Finn also landed on the league s all-rookie squad. The season saw Vaughan coach his team into the national rankings once again after a six-game winning streak in December and into January of He tutored a pair of ECAC Hockey All-Rookie Team honorees and an ECAC Hockey Rookie of the Year Finalist. In , the Raiders were ranked for most of the season and achieved its highest ranking since after being ranked seventh in the USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine National Poll in December. Under Vaughan s tutelage, Austin Smith led the nation in goals with 36 and was named an All-American and the first Colgate player to be named a Hobey Hat Trick Finalist. He was the second ECAC Hockey Player of the Year under Vaughan and was a first team all-league selection.

7 HEAD COACH DON VAUGHAN In , Vaughan guided the Raiders to their fifth appearance in the ECAC Hockey semifinals. In the process, Colgate won back-to-back series against nationally-ranked Rensselaer and Union. The previous season ( ), the Raiders finished in the top-4 in the league with a mark and a record overall. During his career in hockey, Vaughan probably never witnessed anything like how the season went down. Despite finishing , Vaughan s Raiders posted a national record 19 overtime periods, shattering the former record of 16 set the previous season by Minnesota. Vaughan also watched junior David McIntyre post a break out season en route to garnering first team AHCA/Reebok All-American honors, as well as all-college Hockey News accolades. McIntyre, who went on to gain first team all-league mention, was one of 10 finalists for the prestigious Hobey Baker Memorial Award. In his 15th season, Vaughan guided the Raiders to an record and a spot in the ECAC semifinals. On February 16, 2008, he became the school s all-time winningest coach as Colgate blanked Union 8-0. The Raiders enjoyed success during the campaign, among which included upsetting nationally-ranked Clarkson, which was ranked seventh in the country, in a three-game series in Potsdam, N.Y. to advance to the semifinals of the ECAC Championships. On November 11, 2007, the President of Colgate, Rebecca S. Chopp, announced the creation of the Donald F. Vaughan Endowed Coaching Chair for Men s Ice Hockey. During the campaign, Vaughan continued to lead Colgate to new heights. His Raiders captured their second ECAC Hockey regular-season title in three years, and won 20 games for the third straight season for the first time in program history. Four of Vaughan s Raiders earned all-league recognition, including Mark Dekanich, who became the first player in school history to receive the Ken Dryden Award as the league s goaltender of the year. Vaughan returned from a one-year hiatus to guide Colgate to 25 victories, the most in his tenure, during the campaign. Vaughan s skaters advanced to the ECAC semifinals for the third time in his Colgate career. The Raiders earned a berth in the 2005 NCAA tournament, where they lost to Colorado College in a one-goal game in the Midwest Regional semifinals. Colgate finished the season ranked 14th in the national polls. That year, Vaughan earned his 200th career coaching victory with a 3-1 win against Union on Feb. 18, After a one-year absence from post-season competition, Colgate returned to the ECAC playoffs in That season, Vaughan reached two milestones: he registered his 150th career victory in a 4-1 win against Iona on Nov. 3, and posted his 100th career ECAC win versus Dartmouth on Jan. 11. For his accomplishments, Vaughan was recognized by the American Hockey Coaches Association as a finalist for the Spencer Penrose Award, which is given annually to the University Division Coach of the Year. Vaughan first led Colgate to national prominence during the season. That year, he coached the Raiders to the NCAA East Regional and a final ranking of No. 9 in the USA Today/American Hockey Magazine national poll. Vaughan, who led his team to 24 victories, was honored as the ECAC Coach of the Year and received the Howard Hartman Award as Colgate s Coach of the Year. He recorded his first 20-win season as Colgate s head coach during the campaign. With 20 victories, he became the first coach in school history to win 20 or more games in a season within his first three years behind the bench. For this accomplishment, Vaughan was honored by his Colgate peers with the Howard Hartman Award. Vaughan began his coaching career as a player/coach with the Enschede Lions of the Dutch Professional Hockey League during the season. He returned to the United States the following year to serve as a graduate assistant coach at St. Lawrence University during the campaign. He worked as an assistant coach at St. Lawrence under Joe Marsh for the next two seasons, specializing in the areas of penalty-kill and power-play strategy. He also served as the recruiting coordinator and head coach of the junior varsity team. During his first season as a full-time assistant, the Saints participated in the NCAA tournament for the first time since Vaughan was a player. In 1988, Vaughan helped coach St. Lawrence to the ECAC regular-season and tournament titles. The Saints advanced to the NCAA championship game, where they lost to Lake Superior State in overtime. Vaughan left St. Lawrence in 1988 to become an assistant coach at Cornell University under Brian McCutcheon. Vaughan coached Cornell s special teams and coordinated recruiting and team travel. The Big Red reached the ECAC final four during both of Vaughan s two seasons with the program. Following the season, Vaughan returned to St. Lawrence for his second assistant coaching stint under Marsh. Vaughan extended his personal string of ECAC final four appearances to six by helping the Saints to back-to-back trips to the Boston Garden. In 1992, Vaughan was part of his second ECAC tournament championship and made his third trip to the NCAA tournament. In all, Vaughan has appeared in 10 ECAC Hockey final fours and five NCAA tournaments during his 21-year college coaching career. Vaughan played three seasons of varsity hockey for St. Lawrence from 1981 to 1984 after earning All-America status during his only season at Canton College. While with the Saints, Vaughan played in 96 games at the center position. In 1983, he helped his team to an NCAA tournament appearance and a first-place finish in the ECAC s West Region. Vaughan finished his career at St. Lawrence with 41 goals and 49 assists for 90 points. He graduated from St. Lawrence in 1984 with a bachelor s degree in economics. and later earned a master s degree in general studies from St. Lawrence in He is a member of the American Hockey Coaches Association and is a former chair of that group s Division I Committee. He was also a member of the NCAA Rules Committee from 1998 through He currently serves on the NCAA Division I Men s Hockey Committee. In 2004, Vaughan was presented with a Silver Puck Award by Colgate s Silver Puck Club for his work with the Raider hockey program. In 2005, he was one of two non-alumni to receive a Maroon Citation for his record of service to the university. Vaughan stepped away from the ice during the academic year to serve as the university s interim athletics director. Under his leadership, Colgate achieved remarkable success. Five teams won conference championships, six coaches were honored as league coaches of the year, and the Raider football team advanced to the NCAA Division I-AA national championship game. Vaughan continues to serve Colgate in an administrative capacity as an assistant athletics director. A native of Almonte, Ontario, Vaughan resides in Hamilton with his wife, Mariel. They are the proud parents of two children, Mark and Maria.

8 USCHO.com Division I Men s Poll (Sept. 25, 2017) USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine Men s College Hockey Poll (Sept. 25, 2017) COLGATE GAME NOTES ECAC Hockey Weekly Awards ECAC Hockey Preseason Poll Player of the Week Rookie of the Week (3) Jared Cockrell (Oct. 25) Bobby McMann, 2 (Nov. 1 and Jan. 3) Goaltender of the Week Player of the Month Rookie of the Month Goaltender of the Month National Polls Rank School (1st-Place Votes) Points 1 Harvard (9) Quinnipiac (1) Cornell (1) 95 4 Clarkson (1) 91 5 Princeton 80 6 Union 72 7 St. Lawrence 69 8 Yale 54 9 Dartmouth Rensselaer Colgate Brown 18 MULTI-GOAL GAMES PLAYER CAREER Dauda Freeman Harrison Peterson H. Racine MULTI-ASSIST GAMES PLAYER CAREER Audi Black Cockrell Corkey Dauda Harrison McMann Kulevich Panowyk Peterson H. Racine Snodgrass Weberg MULTI-POINT GAMES PLAYER CAREER Audi Black Citron Cockrell Corkey Dauda Freeman Harrison Kulevich McMann Panowyk Peterson H. Racine Snodgrass Weberg GOAL BREAKDOWN Type Raiders Opponent Total First Period Second Period Third Period Overtime 0 1 Even Strength on on Power Play on on on on-4 (EA) on-3 (EA) 1 0 Shorthanded on on Extra Attacker on on on-4 (PP) on-3 (PP) 1 0 Empty Net on on-6 (SH) on-5 (PP) 0 0 Penalty Shots 0 0 SCORING BY CLASS Class Goals Assists Points Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Totals

9 Paul PLAYER & STATS MEYER # /14 Totals /14 Ken CITRON # / / /9 Totals /81 Goals...1-2x, last at Quinnipiac (2/6/16) Assists...2 at Yale (11/11/16) Points...2 at Yale (11/11/16) Willie BROOKS # / /6 Totals /10 Goals...1-5x, last vs. Harvard (1/28/17) Assists x, last at Princeton (3/4/17) Points x, last at Princeton (3/4/17) Paul MCAVOY #5 Josh MCKECHNEY #7 John SNODGRASS # /14 Totals /14 Goals x, last vs. Union (2/24/17) Assists... 2 at Merrimack (10/22/16) Points... 2 at Merrimack (10/22/16) Bobby MCMANN # /12 Totals /12 Goals x, last vs. Dartmouth (1/27/17) Assists...3 vs. Yale (2/12/17) Points...3 vs. Yale (2/12/17) Nick AUSTIN #11 Ross 17 CRAIG # /6 Totals /6 Goals... 1 at Harvard (11/4/16) Assists x, last at Merrimack (10/21/16) Points x, last at Harvard (11/4/16) Adam DAUDA # / /6 Totals /10 Goals... 2 at Merrimack (10/22/16) Assists...2-4x, last at Merrimack (10/21/16) Points...2-6x, last vs. Cornell (11/29/16)

10 PLAYER & STATS Rory MCGUIRE # / /12 Totals /16 Goals...1 at St. Lawrence (1/29/16) Assists... 1 at Mercyhurst (10/4/15) Points... 1 at Mercyhurst (10/4/15) Jared COCKRELL# /32 Totals /32 Goals x, last at Princeton (3/4/17) Assists...2 at Arizona State (12/3/16) Points...2-2x, last at Arizona State (12/3/16) #15 Jacob PANETTA /10 Totals /10 Henry MARSHALL Tyler PENNER Tyler JEANSON #19 # /4 Totals /4 Goals...1-2x, last at Union (2/4/17) Assists...1 vs. Clarkson (1/21/17) Points...1-3x, last at Union (2/4/17) #22 Goals x, last vs. Brown (2/11/17) Assists x, last at Princeton (3/4/17) Points x, last at Princeton (3/4/17) Sebastian WEBERG / / /10 Totals /24 Goals x, last at Providence (11/26/16) Assists...1, 6x, last vs. Princeton (11/18/16) Points... 2, vs Providence (10/30/15) Ben SHARF #16 # /2 Totals /2 #24 Trevor COSGROVE Evan TSCHUMI #25

11 Evan PLAYER & STATS PETERSON / / /24 Totals /73 Goals...2-2x, last at Rensselaer (2/3/17) Assists...2 at RPI (1/16/16) Points...2-4x, last at Rensselaer (2/3/17) Mike PANOWYK / / /12 Totals /32 Goals x, last at Princeton (3/3/17) Assists...3 at RIT (10/24/15) Points...3 at RIT (10/24/15) Hunter RACINE / /18 Totals /26 Goals x, last at RPI (1/16/16) Assists... 2 vs St. Lawrence (12/5/15) Points...2-4x, last vs. Maine (10/29/16) Nick QUILLAN #26 #27 #28 #29 Zac HAMILTON#31 YEAR GP-GS Min. GAA Sv% W-L-T : : : Totals : Saves vs. Yale (11/22/14) Fewest Goals Allowed... 0 at Dartmouth (2/14/15) Current Unbeaten Streak...1 Colton POINT YEAR GP-GS Min. GAA Sv% W-L-T : Totals : Saves...45 at Quinnipiac (1/13/17) Fewest Goals Allowed...1-2x, last at St. Lawrence (2/18/17) Current Unbeaten Streak...N/A Bruce RACINE #32 #33 YEAR GP-GS Min. GAA Sv% W-L-T : : : Totals : Saves...32 at Merrimack (10/22/16) Fewest Goals Allowed...0, 2x, last vs. Boston University (10/8/16) Current Unbeaten Streak... N/A