H OCKEY Games COLORADO COLLEGE TIGERS (0-12-0, NCHC) vs. AIR FORCE FALCONS (4-6-2, AHC)

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1 colorado college H OCKEY Athletics Communications Contact: Jerry Cross jerry.cross@coloradocollege.edu office: cell: Games COLORADO COLLEGE TIGERS (0-12-0, NCHC) vs. AIR FORCE FALCONS (4-6-2, AHC) Friday, Nov. 27, 7:05 pm / Cadet Ice Arena Saturday, Nov. 28, 7:07 pm / The Broadmoor World Arena B I Radio: KRDO 1240 AM/105.5 FM (Ken Landau, play-by-play) TV: None Live Streaming: Eversport.tv (Friday) NCHC.tv/cc (Saturday) Website: Twitter: CC_Hockey1 Facebook: Colorado College Tiger Hockey T W Colorado College plays a home-and-home series against cross-town rival Air Force this weekend, Nov , in the battle for the Pikes Peak Trophy. Friday s game will be at the Cadet Ice Arena beginning at 7:05 p.m., while Saturday s contest will be played at The Broadmoor World Arena. The puck drops at 7:07 p.m. on the 28th. P P T In 2013, Colorado College and Air Force established the Pikes Peak Trophy in memory of former CC and Falcons head coach John Matchefts. Air Force claimed the trophy last year with a 3-1 victory at The Broadmoor World Arena. Matchefts compiled a record of in five seasons ( ) at the Colorado College helm before posting a ledger of in 11 years ( ) with Air Force. He previously enjoyed an outstanding playing career at the University of Michigan under Vic Heyliger in the early 1950s, helping the Wolverines claim three national championships. L T O The Tigers were shutout twice at home last weekend, losing to 17th-ranked Minnesota Duluth 5-0 on Friday and 6-0 on Saturday. On Friday, Aus n Farley put UMD on the board just 1:12 into the contest with a wrister from the le circle that got past CC goalie Tyler Marble (Detroit, MI), then the Bulldogs put the game away with three goals in a span of 4:14 midway through the second period. Marble finished the game with 34 saves... On Saturday, Farley again scored twice, including the first of the game with 1:12 le in the first period, followed 16 seconds later by a goal from Dominic Toninato. The Bulldogs added two goals in each of the last two periods. Freshman goalie Jacob Nehama (Allen, TX) had 25 saves for the Tigers. F R Colorado College is 0-12 overall and 0-6 in the NCHC following its two losses to Minnesota Duluth... Air Force is overall and in Atlantic Hockey after tying (1-1) and winning (3-2) at Sacred Heart last weekend S D O T Oct. 9 UMass (CET) L, 3-6 Oct. 10 UMass L, 3-4 Oct. 16 #9 UMass-Lowell L, 2-3 Oct. 17 #9 UMass-Lowell L, 1-2 Oct. 23 #4 Boston College (CET) L, 0-3 Oct. 24 #4 Boston College L, 0-5 Oct. 30 #1/2 North Dakota* L, 2-5 Oct. 31 #1/2 North Dakota* L, 0-2 Nov. 6 #9/12 Univ. of Denver* (ROOT) L, 3-5 Nov. 7 #9/12 Univ. of Denver* L, 1-3 Nov. 20 #17/rv Minn. Duluth* (CET) L, 0-5 Nov. 21 #17/rv Minn. Duluth* L, 0-6 Nov. 27 Air Force Academy 7:05 pm Nov. 28 Air Force Academy 7:07 pm Dec. 4 Miami Univ.* (ASN) 7:00 pm Dec. 5 Miami Univ.* 6:07 pm Dec. 11 Western Michigan* 7:00 pm Dec. 12 Western Michigan* (ASN) 7:00 pm Dec. 18 Alabama-Huntsville 7:07 pm Dec. 19 Alabama-Huntsville 7:07 pm Jan. 8 #7 St. Cloud State* (CBSSN) 7:37 pm Jan. 9 #7 St. Cloud State* 7:07 pm Jan. 22 #5/4 North Dakota* 7:37 pm Jan. 23 #5/4 North Dakota* (KRDO-ABC) 7:07 pm Jan. 29 #6 Neb.-Omaha* (CBSSN) 7:37 pm Jan. 30 #6 Neb.-Omaha* 6:07 pm Feb. 5 #17/rv Minn. Duluth* (ROOT) 7:07 pm Feb. 6 #17/rv Minn. Duluth* 7:07 pm Feb. 18 #9 Univ. of Denver* (ASN) 7:00 pm Feb. 20 #9 Univ. of Denver*^ 6:10 pm Feb. 26 Miami University* 7:35 pm Feb. 27 Miami University* 7:05 pm Mar. 4 #7 St. Cloud State* 7:37 pm Mar. 5 #7 St. Cloud State* (ASN) 6:30 pm Mar NCHC First Round TBA Mar NCHC Frozen Faceoff TBA Home Games in Bold *NCHC Opponent ^Battle on Blake Game (Outdoor Game at Coors Field) CET - Comcast Entertainment ROOT - Root Sports ALT - Altitude Sports and Entertainment ASN American Sports Network CBSSN CBS Sports Network Game times are local to site and subject to change

2 M N CC Athletics Communications Jerry Cross, Director / Hockey Contact Office: Cell: Home: Fax: Jerry.Cross@ColoradoCollege.edu Press Box Phone: (719) Practices / Interviews All Colorado College practices are open to the media. However, members of the media must stay in the stands or in the press box and will not be allowed to interrupt practice for any reason. Please contact Jerry Cross in the athletics communications office at least one day in advance if you are planning to attend a practice and for practice schedule. Player Availability: Colorado College players are available for interviews any day the team practices. Players will not be available on nonpractice days. In general, interviews will be scheduled before practice (primarily between 2:00 and 2:30 p.m.). If the requested player is not available before practice, all efforts will be made to conduct the interview after practice. Please request each player at least one day in advance so the player can be properly notified. Head Coach Mike Haviland availability: Colorado College head coach Mike Haviland will be available at his weekly press conference during the season every Monday at 2:30 p.m. at The Broadmoor World Arena. He is also available for phone interviews most mornings (generally between 9-11 a.m.). Please send interview requests to Jerry Cross at least one day in advance. The Mike Haviland Radio Show Coach Haviland will join host Ken Landau for the Mike Haviland Radio Show at Old Chicago Pizza and Taproom. The show will be from 6-7 p.m., and broadcast live on KRDO News Radio 1240 AM and FM. Here is the schedule for the shows: Tuesday, Oct N. Tejon Tuesday, Nov N. Tejon Tuesday, Dec N. Tejon Tuesday, Jan E. Cheyenne Mtn. Blvd. Tuesday, Feb E. Cheyenne Mtn. Blvd. Tuesday, Mar E. Cheyenne Mtn. Blvd. U N The Tigers host NCHC foe University of Miami on Dec. 4-5 at The Broadmoor World Arena. T C Mike Haviland (Elmira College, 90) is in his second season at the helm of the Tigers. He came to Colorado College after serving one year as head coach of the Hershey Bears (AHL). Haviland was an assistant coach for the Chicago Blackhawks from , helping the team win the Stanley Cup in 2010 Frank Serratore (Bemidji State, 82) is in his 19th season at Air Force and has a record at the Academy. He has an overall mark of in 23 seasons as a collegiate head coach. He has led the Falcons to five Atlantic Hockey championships and five NCAA appearances in the last nine years. O A All CC games in , home and away, will be broadcast live throughout Southern Colorado on KRDO NewsRadio FM and 1240 AM, featuring Ken Landau with the play-by-play. Pre-game shows start 37 minutes before faceoff. The broadcasts also can be heard worldwide via the Internet. S O Senior forward Ben Carey (2g,5a) leads the Falcons in scoring with seven points, followed by sophomore Jordan Himley with six (3g,3a). Freshman goaltender Shane Starrett has played in 10 games and has a 2.37 goals-against average this season. Career Points vs. AFA # Player Gms G-A-P 13 Cody Bradley Sam Rothstein Hunter Fejes Ma Hansen P M Colorado College holds a advantage in the all-time series with Air Force, but the Falcons have won three of the last four games. CC owns a record at the Academy and a record at home against AFA. The all-time series results are on page 5 of this release. P K S S... Colorado College killed off seven of Duluth s nine power plays last weekend and has erased 33 of the last 38 overall (86.8%) heading back to the second period of the Oct. 16 game at UMass-Lowell. The Tigers have killed off 79.2 percent of its opponents power plays this year. B P P S After going 4-for-11 on the power play in the season-opening series against UMass, the Tigers have converted only one of their last 42 man-advantage opportunities, including an 0-for-6 performance against Minnesota Duluth. A B F T T 20 Air Force is the first opponent since UMass (opening weekend) that is not ranked in the top 20. The two games against Minnesota Duluth were the ninth and 10th consecutive CC played against teams ranked in the top 20. CC s six opponents this season have a combined record of , good for a.711 winning percentage. F M T M T S So far this season, freshmen have accounted for 22 of CC s 42 points, including eight of the team s 15 goals. Adding in the sophomores, underclassmen have 28 of the team s 42 points and 10 of the 15 goals.

3 N R M S 18 Y Nehama s 52 saves at UMass-Lowell on Oct. 16 were the most in one game by a CC goalie since Judd Lambert made 60 in a four-over me victory (1-0) over Wisconsin on March 8, UML s 55 shots on Friday were also the most by an opponent since Wisconsin recorded 60 in that same game. S B Cody and Trey Bradley (Tampa, FL) each gathered an assist on freshman Trevor Gooch s (Mantua, NJ) goal against UMass-Lowell on Oct. 16, becoming the first set of brothers to record a point on a CC goal since March 9, 2012 (Jaden and Rylan Schwartz). S O P P Seven of Colorado College s 12 opponents this season played in the NCAA Division I Hockey Tournament last season. NCHC foes North Dakota, Denver, St. Cloud State, Miami, Nebraska Omaha and Minnesota Duluth as well as Boston College were among the 16 teams to ba le for the na onal championship last spring. North Dakota and Nebraska Omaha advanced to the na onal semifinals. T S L S... Colorado College finished the season with the seventh-toughest schedule in the country, according to the Division I RPI. In fact, the eight NCHC schools occupied the top eight spots on the list. CC played 21 of its 35 games last year, including 13 of its last 17, against teams ranked in the top 12 in the country. A E T T Y Seven of Colorado College s 12 opponents this season are ranked in this week s USCHO. com Top 20 poll, including six that are ranked in the top nine. The Tigers five previous opponents, UMass-Lowell (#4), Boston College (#2), North Dakota (#5), Denver (#9) and Minnesota Duluth (#17), are all ranked in the top 20 this week. K N T A D-M With his power-play goal Nov. 6 at Denver, sophomore Teemu Kivihalme (Savage, MN) is among the top-scoring defensemen in the NCHC. He is tied for third with two goals and tied for sixth with six points. T Y L Junior forward Sam Rothstein (Minnetonka, MN) is serving as the team captain in Rothstein, the first junior to be named captain at CC since Mark Stuart in , scored 14 points (6g,8a) as a sophomore and has missed just four games in his career Senior forward Cody Bradley (Tampa, FL), who led the team in scoring with 30 points last season, and junior forwards Zach Aman (Johnstown, PA) and Christian Heil (Westminster, CO) are the alternate captains. Top 10 Ac ve Career Scorers Player Yr Pos Gms G A Pts Cody Bradley Sr. F Sam Rothstein Jr. F Hunter Fejes Sr. F Alex Roos Jr. F Teemu Kivihalme So. D Luc Gerdes Jr. F Peter Maric Sr. F Ma Hansen Jr. F Chris an Heil Jr. F Zach Aman Jr. F T W P (Nov. 23, 2015) USCHO.com Team (1st Votes) Record Pts. Last 1. Providence (36) Boston College (9) Quinnipiac (5) UMass-Lowell North Dakota Nebraska-Omaha St. Cloud State Harvard Denver Yale Boston University Michigan Merrimack St. Lawrence Bowling Green Cornell Minnesota-Duluth Notre Dame Michigan Tech Penn State NR Others receiving votes: Rensselaer 27, Massachuse s 22, Robert Morris 21, Clarkson 14, Minnesota State 11, Miami 4, Alaska-Anchorage 2, Michigan State 1. USA Today / USA Hockey Team (1st Votes) Record Pts. Last 1. Providence (12) Qunnipiac (12) Boston College (7) North Dakota (3) UMass Lowell Nebraska Omaha St. Cloud State Harvard Denver Yale Boston Univ Michigan Merrimack St. Lawrence Notre Dame NR Others receiving votes: Cornell 29, Minnesota Duluth 19, Bowling Green 11, UMass 1, Michigan Tech 1, Robert Morris 1.

4 NCHC L GOALS No. Name School Goals 1. Austin Ortega UNO 9 2. Jack Roslovic MIAMI 8 Austin Farley UMD 8 ASSISTS No. Name School Assts 1. Nick Schmaltz UND Jake Guentzel UNO 11 Kalle Kossila SCSU 11 POINTS No. Name School Pts 1. Jake Guentzel UNO 17 Nick Schmaltz UND Drake Caggiula UND 16 SHOTS ON GOAL No. Name School SOG 1. Joey Benik SCSU Austin Ortega UNO Dominic Toninato UMD 54 POWER PLAY GOALS No. Name School PPG 1. Jack Roslovic MIAMI 5 Austin Farley UMD 5 3. Joey Benik SCSU 4 SHORTHANDED GOALS No. Name School SHG 1. Judd Peterson SCSU 2 Jake Guentzel UNO 2 Justin Parizek UNO 2 GAME-WINNING GOALS No. Name School GWG 1. Austin Ortega UNO 5 2. Jack Roslovic MIAMI 3 Austin Farley UMD 3 Jake Randoph UNO S conference overall Team Pts GP W L T SW Win% GF GA GP W L T Win% GF GA North Dakota St. Cloud State Denver Omaha Minnesota Duluth Miami Western Michigan Colorado College L W R Friday, Nov. 20 Minn. Duluth 5, Colorado College 3 Miami 3, Omaha 3 (Miami wins in 3X3 ot) North Dakota 4, St. Cloud State 3 Denver 3, Wisconsin 3 (ot) Saturday, Nov. 21 Minn. Duluth 6, Colorado College 0 Omaha 3, Miami 2 St. Cloud State 6, North Dakota 1 Denver 6, Wisconsin 2 N C H C T W S Friday, Nov. 27 Colorado College at Air Force, 7:05 p.m. MT Ohio State at Omaha, 7:07 p.m. CT St. Cloud State at Minnesota, 6:00 p.m. CT North Dakota at Michigan State, 7:05 p.m. ET Western Michigan vs. RPI, 4:00 p.m. ET Saturday, Nov. 28 Air Force at Colorado College, 7:07 p.m. MT Ohio State at Omaha, 7:07 p.m. CT Western Michigan vs. Harvard/Notre Dame, TBA Sunday, Nov. 29 North Dakota at Michigan State, 3:05 p.m. ET St. Cloud State at Minnesota, 6:00 p.m. C CC T S / R Category... Stats...NCHC Rank Goals Scored th Goals Against th Shots on Goal th Power Play% th Penalty Kill% th Penalty Minutes th P M P P W Week Offense Defense Rookie Goaltender Oct Jake Randolph, UNO Nathan Widman, SCSU Evan Weninger, UNO Cam Johnson, UND Oct Aus n Ortega, UNO Troy Stecher, UND Jack Roslovic, MIAMI Charlie Lindgren, SCSU Oct Tony Cameranesi, UMD Neal Pionk, UMD Brock Boeser, UND Ma Hrynkiw, UND Oct. 26-Nov. 1 Aaron Hadley, WMU Will Butcher, DU Colt Conrad, WMU Charlie Lindgren, SCSU Nov. 2-8 Jake Guentzel, UNO Will Butcher, DU Evan Weninger, UNO Ryan McKay, MIAMI Nov Joey Benik, SCSU Ethan Prow, SCSU Brock Boeser, UND Evan Cowley, DU Nov Aus n Farley, UMD Niklas Nevalainen, SCSU Jon Lizo e, SCSU Kasimir Kaskisuo, UMD School (First Place Votes) Pts. 1. Minnesota Duluth (17) Denver (7) North Dakota (4) Omaha Miami (2) St. Cloud State Western Michigan Colorado College 35

5 A - S A F DATE SITE W/L Score 12/5/69 USAFA W /6/69 Home W 8-2 1/15/71 USAFA W 8-6 1/16/71 Home T 7-7(ot) 2/12/71 USAFA L 4-7 2/13/71 Home W 8-5 1/19/72 Home W /16/72 Home W /5/72 USAFA L /8/72 USAFA W /9/72 USAFA W 6-4 1/24/73 Home W /21/73 Home W /3/73 USAFA W /1/73 Home W 6-4 1/15/75 Home L 0-1 2/19/75 USAFA L 6-7(ot) 2/11/77 Home W 7-2 2/13/77 USAFA W /9/77 Home W /10/77 USAFA W /5/78 USAFA L 1-6 2/6/79 Home W /11/79 USAFA W 7-4 2/5/80 Home W /21/80 USAFA W /22/80 Home W /1/81 USAFA W 4-2 1/12/82 Home W /16/84 USAFA W /17/84 Home W /8/85 USAFA W /9/85 Home L 5-6(ot) 11/14/86 Home W /15/86 USAFA W /13/87 Home W /28/88 USAFA W /10/89 USAFA T 3-3(ot) 11/11/89 Home W 7-1 1/22/91 Home W 3-1 1/29/91 USAFA W /10/91 Home W 4-1 1/10/92 USAFA W /11/92 Home W /23/93 USAFA W /12/93 USAFA W /13/93 Home W /25/94 USAFA W /26/94 USAFA W /5/95 USAFA W 4-2 1/7/97 USAFA W 3-2(ot) 1/6/98 USAFA W 2-1 2/24/98 Home W /27/98 Home W 8-2 1/28/00 Home W /1/00 Home W 4-1 1/25/02 Home W /29/02 USAFA W /28/03 Home W /22/04 USAFA W /22/05 Home W /6/06 Home W 2-1 1/19/08 Home W /28/08 USAFA L 1-4 2/5/10 Home W /12/10 USAFA W /30/11 Home L /19/12 USAFA W /19/13 Home L /22/14 USAFA L 1-3

6 H C M H Mike Haviland enters his second season at the helm of the Colorado College hockey team a er taking over as the 14th head coach in the history of the program on May 9, Haviland, a highly regarded veteran coach with experience at the NCAA, ECHL, AHL and NHL levels, brought more than 20 years of hockey coaching experience to Colorado Springs, most recently as head coach of the Hershey Bears in Prior to arriving at Hershey, he served as associate head coach of the Norfolk Admirals in and an assistant coach with the Chicago Blackhawks from During his four-year span in Chicago, he helped guide the Blackhawks to a cumula ve mark of , a Central Division tle in and the 2010 Stanley Cup championship. In Mike Haviland we hired one of the most successful and widely respected coaches in the industry, said Colorado College Athle c Director Ken Ralph. Mike has won championships at mul ple levels and has always produced winning programs. He has a deep understanding of the values of a liberal arts educa on and respect for the posi on of this program in the Colorado Springs community. We [Colorado College] have aspira ons of winning na onal championships, and I am confident we have found the right coach to turn our vision into reality. In his first season at CC, Haviland helped 11 Tigers achieve a career-high in points and defenseman Jaccob Slavin earn a first-team all-nchc selec on. Four Tigers from last year s team, including Slavin with the Carolina Hurricanes, signed professional contracts during the summer. From 2005 through 2007, Haviland was head coach at Norfolk, then the top affiliate of the Blackhawks, and guided the Admirals to a record of In those two seasons, the Admirals broke the franchise s single-season records for wins and points, an achievement that earned Haviland the 2007 Louis A.R. Pieri Memorial Award as AHL Coach of the Year. He then went on to lead the Blackhawks new AHL affiliate in Rockford during the campaign to a record of and into two rounds of postseason play. Prior to his me in the AHL and NHL, Haviland spent four seasons with the ECHL s Trenton Titans ( ) and Atlan c City Boardwalk Bullies ( ). He led the Boardwalk Bullies to a Kelly Cup championship in 2003, and just two years later, hoisted the trophy as the Titans bench boss. His cumula ve record in four ECHL seasons was Haviland also had success at the college level. As an assistant coach at his alma mater, Elmira College, he helped guide the team to a record of and two ECAC championships from As a player, he was a four-year member of the Elmira College men s ice hockey team, from , and remains one of the best point producers in the school s history. He accumulated 152 points in his four-year career, which is 12th all- me, and is ed for ninth all me in career goals scored with 68. Haviland was a first-team All- America selec on in a er scoring 39 goals and adding 33 assists for 72 points in 33 games. He won two ECAC West Championships as a player ( and ) and helped the Soaring Eagles make two NCAA Division III Tournament appearances, including a na onal runner-up finish in Following his me as a student, Haviland was originally selected by the New Jersey Devils in the 1990 NHL Entry Dra. His experience includes AHL me with the Binghamton Whalers ( ) and in the ECHL with the Richmond Renegades and the Winston-Salem Thunderbirds in Haviland, 48, was born in Manha an and grew up in Middletown, N.J. He and his wife, Kris n, have a blended family of six children. THE HAVILAND FILE Y C C Second Season as Head Coach H Middletown, N.J. E Elmira College Elmira, NY B.A., Marketing and Advertisement, 1990 P E Elmira College Four-year letterwinner, Team captain First-team All-American, Binghamton Whalers (AHL) Richmond Renegades, Winston-Salem Thunderbirds C E Colorado College, Head Coach 2014-present Hershey Bears (AHL), Head Coach Norfolk Admirals (AHL), Associate Head Coach Chicago Blackhawks (NHL), Assistant Coach Rockford IceHogs (AHL), Head Coach Norfolk Admirals (AHL), Head Coach Trenton Titans (ECHL), Head Coach Atlantic City Boardwalk Bullies, Head Coach Elmira College, Assistant Coach

7 R No. Player Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Yr. Hometown Last Team NHL Rights 2 Trevor Gooch F Fr. Mantua, NJ Philadelphia Elite Flyers 3 Michael King D Sr. Prince George, B.C. Lloydminster Bobcats 4 Duggie Lagrone D So. Plano, TX Fairbanks Ice Dogs 5 Cole McCaskill D Fr. Kamloops, B.C. Prince George Spruce Kings 6 Nate Kwiecinski D Fr. Livonia, MI Chicago Steel 8 Luc Gerdes F Jr. Eden Prairie, MN Jamestown Ironmen 9 Sam Rothstein F Jr. Minnetonka, MN Sioux Falls Stampede 10 Tanner Ockey F Fr. Calgary, Alberta Okotoks Oilers 11 Chris an Heil F Jr. Westminster, CO Muskegon Lumberjacks 13 Cody Bradley F Sr. Tampa, FL Dubuque Figh ng Saints 14 Trey Bradley F Fr. Tampa, FL Sioux Falls Stampede 15 Mason Bergh F Fr. Eden Prairie, MN Chicago Steel 16 Teemu Kivihalme D So. Savage, MN Fargo Force Nashville 17 Wes n Michaud F Fr. Cloquet, MN Corpus Chris IceRays 18 Hunter Fejes F Sr. Anchorage, AK Sha uck St. Mary s Arizona 19 James Martello F Fr. Rumson, NJ Jersey Hitmen 20 David Radke D Fr. Orinda, CA Soo Thunderbirds 21 Zach Aman F Jr. Johnstown, PA Indiana Ice 22 Peter Maric F Sr. Milwaukee, WI Green Bay Gamblers 23 Ma Hansen F Jr. St. Cloud, MN Alberni Valley Bulldogs 27 Ben Israel D Fr. Bloomfield Hills, MI Jersey Hitmen 28 Alex Roos F Jr. Prairie Grove, IL Chicago Steel 29 Gregg Burmaster F Fr. Clinton, NY Philadelphia Elite Flyers 30 Derek Shatzer G Jr. Highlands Ranch, CO Rochester Jr. Americans 31 Jacob Nehama G Fr. Allen, TX Dubuque Figh ng Saints 33 Tyler Marble G Jr. Detroit, MI Soo Eagles 36 Jake Emilio D Fr. Kleinburg, Ontario Victoria Grizzlies 39 Andrew Farny D Fr. Steamboat Springs, CO Salmon Arm Silverbacks C A S Head Coach Mike Haviland (Elmira College, 1990) Second Season Assistant Coach Gene Reilly (Elmira College, 1986) Second Season Assistant Coach R.J. Enga (Colorado College, 1995) Second Season Director of Hockey Opera ons Chris Kawano (Colorado College, 2007) Second Season Volunteer Goalie Coach Ma Zaba (Colorado College, 2007) First Season Student Assistant Coach Jared Hanson First Season Equipment Manager Spud Hamilton Team Trainer Jason Bushie Strength and Condi oning Coach Steven Woodworth P G 21 AMAN, Zach... AH-mun 15 BERGH, Mason...BERG 13 BRADLEY, Cody...BRAD-lee 14 BRADLEY, Trey...BRAD-lee 29 BURMASTER, Gregg... BURR-mast-ur 36 EMILIO, Jake...Eh-MEE-lee-oh 39 FARNY, Andrew... FAR-nee 18 FEJES, Hunter...FEE-jiss 8 GERDES, Luc...LUKE GURR-dess 2 GOOCH, Trevor... GOOCH 23 HANSEN, Ma...HAN-sen 15 HEIL, Chris an...hile 27 ISRAEL, Ben...IZZ-ray-ell 3 KING, Michael...KING 16 KIVIHALME, Teemu...TEE-moo Kiv-ee-HALL-mee 6 KWIECINSKI, Nate...Qui-SIN-skee 4 LAGRONE, Duggie... DOOG-ee Luh-GROAN 33 MARBLE, Tyler...MAR-bul 22 MARIC, Peter... MARE-ick 19 MARTELLO, James...MAHR-tell-oh 5 McCASKILL, Cole... mih-cask-kull 17 MICHAUD, Wes n...mih-shawd 31 NEHAMA, Jacob... Nee-HAW-muh 10 OCKEY, Tanner...OAK-ee 20 RADKE, David...RAD-kee 28 ROOS, Alex...ROOZ 9 ROTHSTEIN, Sam...ROTH-steen 30 SHATZER, Derek...SHAT-zur N C / P Seniors (4) 3 Michael King 18 Hunter Fejes 13 Cody Bradley 22 Peter Maric Juniors (8) 8 Luc Gerdes 9 Sam Rothstein 11 Chris an Heil 23 Ma Hansen 21 Zach Aman 28 Alex Roos 30 Derek Shatzer 33 Tyler Marble Sophomores (2) 4 Duggie Lagrone 16 Teemu Kivihalme Freshmen (14) 2 Trevor Gooch 5 Cole McCaskill 6 Nate Kwiecinski 10 Tanner Ockey 14 Trey Bradley 15 Mason Bergh 17 Wes n Michaud 19 James Martello 20 David Radke 27 Ben Israel 29 Gregg Burmaster 31 Jacob Nehama 36 Jake Emilio 39 Andrew Farny s (16) 2 Trevor Gooch 8 Luc Gerdes 9 Sam Rothstein 10 Tanner Ockey 11 Chris an Heil 13 Cody Bradley 14 Trey Bradely 15 Mason Bergh 17 Wes n Michaud 18 Hunter Fejes 19 James Martello 21 Zach Aman 22 Peter Maric 23 Ma Hansen 28 Alex Roos 29 Gregg Burmaster Defensemen (9) 3 Michael King 4 Duggie Lagrone 5 Cole McCaskill 6 Nate Kwiecinski 16 Teemu Kivihalme 20 Dave Radke 27 Ben Israel 36 Jake Emilio 39 Andrew Farny Goalies (3) 30 Derek Shatzer 31 Jacob Nehama 33 Tyler Marble

8 #2 TREVOR GOOCH Freshman 6-1, 185 Mantua, NJ Philadelphia Elite Flyers #3 MICHAEL KING Senior Defenseman 6-4, 224 Prince George, B.C. Lloydminster Bobcats Major: Economics Appeared in all 12 games Scored first career goal against UMass in first career game Also scored against UMass-Lowell (10-16) Posted an assist vs. top-ranked North Dakota (10-30) Third on the team with 25 shots BEFORE COLORADO COLLEGE Led the USPHL with 35 goals in 46 games last season Led team and finished sixth in the league with 65 points (35g,30a) Also led the league with seven game-winning goals Had one goal and four assists in six playoff games Recorded 43 points (21g,22a) in 45 games for the Flyers in 13-14, including a goal and an assist in three playoff games Four-year letterwinner in hockey at St. Augustine Prep Helped team to league championship as a sophomore Second-team all-league selection Member of Spanish National Honor Society. Appeared in two games this season CAREER Appeared in 22 games as a junior Scored first career goal at Providence Tied career-high with two shots at Miami and Air Force and vs. Denver Appeared in 10 games as a sophomore Made his season debut in a 2-1 loss at Denver a month into the season Member of NCHC all-academic team Appeared in fi ve games as a freshman LAST GOAL: January 3, 2015 at Providence LAST ASSIST: -- LAST GOAL: October 16, 2015 at UMass-Lowell LAST ASSIST: October 30, 2015 vs. North Dakota Goals...1 at UMass-Lowell (10-16)* Assists... 1 vs. North Dakota (10-30) Points... 1 vs. North Dakota (10-30)* Point Streak...1 (10-30)* Plus/Minus...+2 at UMass-Lowell (10-16) Shots...7 vs. UMass (10-9) PIM at UMass-Lowell (10-16) Goals...1 at UMass-Lowell (10-16)* Assists... 1 vs. North Dakota (10-30) Points... 1 vs. North Dakota (10-30)* Point Streak...1 (10-30)* Plus/Minus...+2 at UMass-Lowell (10-16) Shots...7 vs. UMass (10-9) PIM at UMass-Lowell (10-16) GOOCH S CAREER STATISTICS Shots...-- PIM...-- Goals... 1 at Providence (1-3-15) Points... 1 at Providence (1-3-15) Point Streak... 1 (1-3-15) Plus/Minus...+1 vs. Denver ( )* Shots...2 vs. Denver (2-6-15)* PIM vs. Western Michigan ( )* KING S CAREER STATISTICS TOTAL

9 #4 DUGGIE LAGRONE Sophomore Defenseman 5-9, 176 Plano, TX Fairbanks Ice Dogs #5 COLE MCCASKILL Freshman Defenseman 6-0, 177 Kamloops, B.C. Prince George Spruce Kings Appeared in two games this season CAREER Appeared in 17 games as a freshman Attempted two shots vs. Alabama-Huntsville in first career game First career start at Minnesota Duluth (12-6) and tied career-high two shots LAST GOAL: -- LAST ASSIST: -- Appeared in 11 games Scored first career goal vs. top-ranked North Dakota (10-30) Notched an assist in his first career game vs. UMass Also had an assist at Denver Career-high four shots vs. UMass (10-10) BEFORE COLORADO COLLEGE Notched 17 points (6g,11a) in 22 games with Prince George after playing 18 games with the Salmon Arm Silverbacks last season Had one goals and four assists with 10 games with Prince George Named playoff MVP and top defenseman for the Spruce Kings Had 19 points in 47 games for Salmon Arm in Lettered one year in golf at Sa-Hali Secondary School. LAST GOAL: October 30, 2015 vs. North Dakota LAST ASSIST: October 9, 2015 vs. UMass Shots... 1 vs. Minnesota Duluth (11-21) PIM...-- Shots... 2 at Minnesota Duluth ( ) PIM vs. Western Michigan ( )* LAGRONE S CAREER STATISTICS Goals... 1 vs. North Dakota (10-30) Assists... 1 at Denver (11-6)* Points... 1 at Denver (11-6)* Point Streak...1 (11-6)* Plus/Minus...+1 at Denver (11-6) Shots...4 vs. UMass (10-10) PIM vs. Minnesota Duluth (11-21)* Goals...1 vs. North Dakota ( ) Assists... 1 vs. UMass ( ) Points...1 vs. North Dakota ( )* Point Streak... 1 ( )* Plus/Minus vs. UMass ( ) Shots... 4 vs. UMass ( ) PIM vs. Minnesota Duluth ( )* MCCASKILL S CAREER STATISTICS TOTAL

10 #6 NATE KWIECINSKI Freshman Defenseman 6-1, 186 Livonia, MI Chicago Steel #8 LUC GERDES Junior 6-0, 171 Eden Prairie, MN Jamestown Ironmen Major: Economics Appeared in six games BEFORE COLORADO COLLEGE Notched five points (1g,4a) in 41 games for the Chicago Steel of the USHL last season Recorded the same number of points in 40 games for the Steel in Member of honor roll all four years at Churchill High School. LAST GOAL: -- LAST ASSIST: -- Appeared in all 12 games Career-high two goals at Denver Team s first multi-goal game this season Season-high four shots vs. UMass (10-9) CAREER Appeared in 34 games as a sophomore Career-high two assists and +3 at Providence (1-3) Scored first career shorthanded goal vs. Miami (2-13) Scored first career power play goal vs. Western Michigan (2-27) Career-high four-game point streak snapped at UNO (3-6) Attempted career-high five shots three times Seven points (3g,4a) in his last 10 games Career-high four goals, eight assists and 12 points Appeared in 12 games as a freshman Scored first goal of career in 3-0 win over Western Michigan Also assisted on game-winning goal in same game Member of NCHC all-academic team. LAST GOAL: November 6, 2015 at Denver (2) LAST ASSIST: March 7, 2015 at Nebraska Omaha Plus/Minus...+1 at Denver (11-6)* Shots... 1 vs. Minnesota Duluth (11-21)* PIM at Denver (11-6) Plus/Minus...+1 at Denver ( )* Shots vs. Minnesota Duluth ( )* PIM at Denver ( ) KWIECINSKI S CAREER STATISTICS Goals... 2 at Denver (11-6) Points... 2 at Denver (11-6) Point Streak...1 (11-6) Plus/Minus...+1 vs. UMass (10-10) Shots...4 vs. UMass (10-10) PIM vs. North Dakota (10-30)* Goals...2 at Denver ( ) Assists... 2 at Providence (1-3-15) Points...2 at Denver ( )* Point Streak...4 (2-20 to ) Plus/Minus at Providence (1-3-15) Shots...5 at Nebraska Omaha (3-7-15)* PIM vs. North Dakota ( )* GERDES CAREER STATISTICS TOTAL

11 #9 SAM ROTHSTEIN Junior / Team Captain 5-9, 179 Minnetonka, MN Sioux Falls Stampede Major: Economics #10 TANNER OCKEY Freshman 5-10, 176 Calgary, Alberta Okotoks Oilers Appeared in all 12 games Collected an assist and tied career-high with five shots vs. UMass (10-10) Recorded an assist in each game at UMass-Lowell Tied for second on team with three assists Appeared in all 12 games First career point with an assist vs. UMass (10-10) Career-high five shots vs. UMass (10-9) CAREER Appeared in 33 games as a sophomore Scored first goal of season at Minnesota Duluth (12-5) Collected an assist vs. Ala.-Huntsville (10-11) and North Dakota (10-18) Two goals and assist in series at Providence Goal and assist at Providence (1-3) and vs. Omaha (1-16) and DU (2-20) Tied for team lead and 13th in the NCHC with four PPG Appeared in 35 games as a freshman Finished second among all CC rookies with 20 points (6g,14a) Second on the team with 14 assists Assisted on classmate Alex Roos game-winning goal in overtime of a 3-2 NCHC playoff victory at the University of North Dakota. BEFORE COLORADO COLLEGE Finished second on the team with 47 points (20g,27a) in 60 regular-season games for the Okotoks Oilers of the Alberta Junior Hockey League Team captain Also had two goals and two assists in seven playoff games Won the Gregg Wedderburn Memorial Award, to the player that best exemplifies what the coaching staff wants in a player on & off the ice Posted 25 points (9g,16a) in 66 games, including seven points in 19 playoff games, with the club the previous two seasons. LAST GOAL: -- LAST ASSIST: October 10, 2015 vs. UMass LAST GOAL: February 20, 2015 vs. Denver LAST ASSIST: October 17, 2015 at UMass-Lowell Assists... 1 vs. UMass-Lowell (10-17)* Points... 1 vs. UMass-Lowell (10-17)* Point Streak...3 (10-10 to ) Plus/Minus vs. Denver (11-7)* Shots...5 vs. UMass (10-10) PIM vs. Minnesota Duluth (11-21)* Goals...1 vs. Denver ( )* Assists...1 vs. UMass-Lowell ( )* Points...2 vs. Denver ( )* Point Streak...4 (1-3 to )* Plus/Minus at North Dakota ( )* Shots... 5 vs. UMass ( )* PIM at North Dakota ( ) ROTHSTEIN S CAREER STATISTICS Assists...1 vs. UMass (10-10) Points...1 vs. UMass (10-10) Point Streak...1 (10-10) Plus/Minus...+1 vs. UMass (10-9) Shots...5 vs. UMass (10-9) PIM vs. North Dakota (10-31) Assists...1 vs. UMass (10-10) Points...1 vs. UMass (10-10) Point Streak...1 (10-10) Plus/Minus...+1 vs. UMass (10-9) Shots...5 vs. UMass (10-9) PIM vs. North Dakota (10-31) OCKEY S CAREER STATISTICS TOTAL

12 #11 CHRISTIAN HEIL Junior / Assistant Captain 6-1, 183 Westminster, CO Muskegon Lumberjacks Major: Economics #13 CODY BRADLEY Senior / Assistant Captain 5-10, 190 Tampa, FL Dubuque Fighting Saints Major: Economics Appeared in all 12 games Season-high two shots vs. North Dakota (10-30) and Denver (11-7) CAREER One of fi ve Tigers to appear in all 35 games as a sophomore Posted a goal and an assist in 4-3 win over Alabama-Huntsville (10-11) Assisted on Scott Wamsganz game-winning goal vs. Wisconsin Finished fifth on the team with 66 shots Career-high eight shots vs. Alabama-Huntsville (10-10) Career-high three-game point streak snapped vs. WMU (2-28) Appeared in 26 games as a freshman Scored the game-winning goal in 3-2 victory at Denver, his only goal of the season LAST GOAL: October 11, 2014 vs. Alabama-Huntsville LAST ASSIST: March 6, 2015 at Nebraska Omaha Appeared in all 12 games Season-high five shots vs. UMass (10-10) Goal and an assist and season-high +2 at UMass-Lowell (10-16) Also scored vs. Denver (11-7) Assist vs. top-ranked North Dakota (10-30) Third on team with four points and second with 29 shots CAREER One of fi ve Tigers to appear in all 35 games as a junior Led team with 10 goals, 20 assists and 30 points (all career-highs) Career-high four points (2g,2a) vs. Western Michigan (2-28) Led team with seven multi-point games and 95 shots Tied for 14th in the NCHC with 20 assists Appeared in 34 games as a sophomore Finished fifth on the team in scoring with 16 points (6g,10a) Second on the team with 111 shots Half of his six tallies came on the power play Appeared in 30 games as a freshman Posted 13 points (4g,9a), second among CC freshmen Recorded two or more assists in a game on four occasions LAST GOAL: November 7, 2015 vs. Denver LAST ASSIST: October 30, 2015 vs. North Dakota Shots... 2 vs. Denver (11-7)* PIM vs. Minnesota Duluth (11-20) Goals...1 vs. Alabama Huntsville ( )* Assists...1 at Nebraska Omaha (3-6-15)* Points...2 vs. Alabama Huntsville ( ) Point Streak...3 (2-20 to ) Plus/Minus...+2 vs. Alabama Huntsville ( ) Shots...8 vs. Alabama Huntsville ( ) PIM vs. North Dakota ( ) HEIL S CAREER STATISTICS Goals... 1 vs. Denver (11-7)* Assists... 1 vs. North Dakota (10-30)* Points...2 at UMass-Lowell (10-16) Point Streak...1 (11-7)* Plus/Minus...+2 at UMass-Lowell (10-16) Shots...5 vs. UMass (10-10) PIM vs. North Dakota (10-31)* Goals...2 vs. Western Michigan ( )* Assists... 3 at Air Force ( ) Points...4 vs. Western Michigan ( ) Point Streak...4 (2-14 to ) Plus/Minus...+3 at Air Force ( ) Shots vs. Miami ( ) PIM vs. North Dakota ( ) BRADLEY S CAREER STATISTICS TOTAL TOTAL

13 #14 TREY BRADLEY Freshman 5-10, 144 Tampa, FL Sioux Falls Stampede #15 MASON BERGH Freshman 6-0, 171 Eden Prairie, MN Chicago Steel Appeared in all 12 games Leads team with four goals Tied for team lead with six points Scored goal in each game of first career series vs. UMass Also scored goal at UMass-Lowell (10-17) and Denver (11-6) Posted an assist against top-ranked North Dakota (10-30) Career-high four shots vs. UND (10-31) BEFORE COLORADO COLLEGE Split time last season between the Youngstown Phantoms and the Sioux Falls Stampede of the USHL Had 23 points (4g,19a) in 35 games this season for the Phantoms, then added seven assists in 20 games with Sioux Falls Helped the Stampede capture the Clark Cup championship Notched 21 points (7g,14a) in 32 games for Youngstown last season Also had 28 points in 26 games for the Wenatchee Wild (NAHL) in Drafted in the ninth round by the Phantoms of the 2013 USHL Entry Draft Younger brother of senior forward Cody Bradley. LAST GOAL: November 6, 2015 at Denver LAST ASSIST: October 30, 2015 vs. North Dakota Appeared in 11 games Tied for fourth on the team with two assists Career-high two assists vs. UMass (10-9) Two shots in three different games BEFORE COLORADO COLLEGE Led the Chicago Steel and finished ninth in the USHL with 61 points (21g,40a) in 54 games last season Scored seven power-play and two game-winning goals Notched 25 points (11g,14a) in 58 games for the Steel in Third-team all-ushl selection in Three-year letterwinner at Eden Prairie High School Posted 71 points (32g,39a) in 62 career games Helped team to state championship as a sophomore All-state selection and two-time all-conference pick 21st overall pick in the 2013 USHL Entry Draft. LAST GOAL: -- LAST ASSIST: October 9, 2015 vs. UMass (2) Goals... 1 at Denver (11-6)* Assists... 1 vs. North Dakota (10-30)* Points... 1 at Denver (11-6)* Point Streak...4 (10-9 to ) Plus/Minus vs. Denver (11-7) Shots... 4 vs. North Dakota (10-31) PIM vs. Boston College (10-24)* Goals...1 at Denver ( )* Assists...1 vs. North Dakota ( )* Points...1 at Denver ( )* Point Streak...4 (10-9 to ) Plus/Minus...+1 vs. Denver ( ) Shots...4 vs. North Dakota ( ) PIM vs. Boston College ( )* BRADLEY S CAREER STATISTICS Assists...2 vs. UMass (10-9) Points...2 vs. UMass (10-9) Point Streak...1 (10-9) Shots... 2 at Denver (11-6)* PIM vs. Boston College (10-24)* Assists... 2 vs. UMass ( ) Points... 2 vs. UMass ( ) Point Streak... 1 ( ) Shots...2 at Denver ( )* PIM vs. Boston College ( )* BERGH S CAREER STATISTICS

14 #16 TEEMU KIVIHALME Sophomore Defenseman 6-0, 166 Savage, MN Fargo Force #17 WESTIN MICHAUD Freshman 5-9, 177 Cloquet, MN Corpus Christi IceRays Appeared in all 12 games Tied for team lead with six points (2g,4a) Leads team with four assists Goal and an assist vs. UMass (10-10) Scored power-play goal vs. North Dakota (10-30) Leads team with 34 shots Career-high six shots vs. UMass (10-10) CAREER One of fi ve Tigers to appear in all 35 games as a freshman Scored a goal in his first career game vs. Alabama-Huntsville (10-10) Career-high two assists against Western Michigan (2-28) Tied for second among NCHC freshmen defensemen with five goals Career-high five shots vs. Miami (2-13) LAST GOAL: October 30, 2015 vs. North Dakota LAST ASSIST: November 6, 2015 at Denver Suffered season-ending injury prior to start of the season BEFORE COLORADO COLLEGE Led the IceRays and finished third in the NAHL in all scoring categories, notching 30 goals and 43 assists for 73 points in 58 games Also paced the squad with 10 power-play and six game-winning goals First-team all-nahl selection Recorded two assists in two games for the USHL s Sioux Falls Stampede following the NAHL season Had 13 goals and nine assists for 22 points in 56 games with the IceRays in Letterwinner in hockey, soccer and baseball at Cloquet High School First-team all-conference in hockey as a junior LAST GOAL: -- LAST ASSIST: -- Goals... 1 vs. North Dakota (10-30)* Assists... 1 at Denver (11-6)* Points...2 vs. UMass (10-10) Point Streak...2 (10-9 to ) Plus/Minus...+1 at UMass-Lowell (10-17)* Shots...6 vs. UMass (10-10) PIM vs. Minnesota Duluth (11-21)* Goals...1 vs. North Dakota ( )* Assists...2 vs. Western Michigan (2-28) Points... 2 vs. UMass ( )* Point Streak...3 (3-14 to ) Plus/Minus at North Dakota ( )* Shots... 6 vs. UMass ( ) PIM vs. Minnesota Duluth ( )* KIVIHALME S CAREER STATISTICS Shots...-- PIM...-- Shots...-- PIM...-- MICHAUD S CAREER STATISTICS TOTAL

15 #18 HUNTER FEJES Senior 6-1, 205 Anchorage, AK Shattuck St. Mary s Major: Economics #19 JAMES MARTELLO Freshman 5-10, 175 Rumson, NJ Jersey Hitmen Appeared in all 12 games Scored power-play goal in first game of season vs. UMass (10-9) Posted an assist vs. top-ranked North Dakota (10-30) and at Denver Season-high three shots vs. UMass (10-9) and Minnesota Duluth (11-21) CAREER One of fi ve Tigers to appear in all 35 games as a junior Second on team with 14 assists and tied for second with 19 points Tied career-high with two goals, including game-winner, vs. Omaha (1-16) Scored first career shorthanded goal vs. Alabama-Huntsville (10-11) Career-high two assists in four different games this season Attempted career-high seven shots vs. North Dakota (10-17) Five assists in his last six games Appeared in 26 games as a sophomore Picked up key assist in a 4-1 victory over Miami University at home Member of NCHC all-academic team Appeared in 41 games as a freshman Led all CC rookies with eight goals and 14 points Appeared in two games BEFORE COLORADO COLLEGE Had 50 points (20g,30a) in 49 games, including six (2g,4a) in six playoff games, as the New Jersey Hitmen won the USPHL s Dineen Cup last season tied for third in the league with two shorthanded goals Posted 30 points (10g,20a) in 45 games, including two points in six playoff games, for the Hitmen in Four-time first-team all-league selection Lettered three years in hockey at Christian Brothers Academy First-team all-state as a senior, helped his team to a state runner-up finish Two-time first-team all-conference pick. LAST GOAL: -- LAST ASSIST: -- LAST GOAL: October 9, 2015 vs. UMass LAST ASSIST: November 6, 2015 at Denver Goals...1 vs. UMass (10-9) Assists... 1 at Denver (11-6)* Points... 1 at Denver (11-6)* Point Streak...1 (11-6)* Plus/Minus...+1 at Denver (11-6)* Shots... 3 vs. Minnesota Duluth (11-21)* PIM vs. Boston College (10-24) Goals... 2 vs. Omaha ( )* Assists...2 at UConn (1-6-15)* Points...3 vs. Denver (2-9-13) Point Streak...3 (2-21 to )* Plus/Minus...+3 vs. Denver (2-9-13)* Shots...7 vs. North Dakota ( ) PIM vs. North Dakota ( )* FEJES CAREER STATISTICS Shots...-- PIM at UMass-Lowell (10-17) Shots...-- PIM at UMass-Lowell (10-17) MARTELLO S CAREER STATISTICS TOTAL

16 #20 DAVID RADKE Freshman Defenseman 5-10, 172 Orinda, CA Soo Thunderbirds #21 ZACH AMAN Junior / Assistant Captain 6-0, 189 Johnstown, PA Indiana Ice Major: Molecular Biology Appeared in nine games First career goal vs. UMass (10-10) Appeared in one game BEFORE COLORADO COLLEGE Had 27 points (2g,25a) in 44 regular-season games for the Soo Thunderbirds last season Recorded 10 points (3g,7a) in 14 playoff games, helping the Thunderbirds claim the Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League championship Named the team s best defenseman and second-team all-league last season Helped the Thunderbirds to a runner-up league finish in and by notching 37 points (3g,34a) in 92 games for the club those two seasons Lettered two years in lacrosse at Miramonte High School. LAST GOAL: October 10, 2015 vs. UMass LAST ASSIST: -- CAREER Appeared in 22 games as a sophomore First goal of the season at Providence (1-3) Also scored goal and added assist at UConn First multi-point game of his career First point of the season with an assist vs. Wisconsin Career-high +2 in season-opener vs. Alabama-Huntsville Career-high six shots at North Dakota (1-23) Appeared in 18 games as a freshman Scored only goal at Clarkson University in his collegiate debut Member of NCHC all-academic team LAST GOAL: January 6, 2015 at UConn LAST ASSIST: January 24, 2015 at North Dakota Goals...1 vs. UMass (10-10) Points...1 vs. UMass (10-10) Point Streak...1 (10-10) Plus/Minus...+1 at UMass-Lowell (10-16) Shots...2 at UMass-Lowell (10-17)* PIM vs. Boston College (10-24) Goals...1 vs. UMass (10-10) Points...1 vs. UMass (10-10) Point Streak...1 (10-10) Plus/Minus...+1 at UMass-Lowell (10-16) Shots...2 at UMass-Lowell (10-17)* PIM vs. Boston College (10-24) RADKE S CAREER STATISTICS Shots...-- PIM...-- Goals...1 at UConn (1-6-15)* Assists...1 at North Dakota ( )* Points...2 at UConn (1-6-15)* Point Streak... 1 ( )* Plus/Minus...+2 vs. Alabama Huntsville (10-10) Shots...6 at North Dakota ( ) PIM at Minnesota Duluth (2-7-14) AMAN S CAREER STATISTICS TOTAL

17 #22 PETER MARIC Senior 5-10, 194 Milwaukee, WI Green Bay Gamblers Major: Int l Political Economy #23 MATT HANSEN Junior 5-10, 177 St. Cloud, MN Alberni Valley Bulldogs Major: Economics Appeared in five games Season-high two shots vs. UMass (10-10) Appeared in nine games First point of season with an assist at Denver Tied career-high with five shots at Denver CAREER Appeared in 33 games as a junior Career-high three points vs. Denver (2-20) Scored first two goals of season and added an assist vs. the Pioneers All five of his goals came in the last eight games One of three Tigers to score a goal in three straight games Assisted on both game-winners in season-opening series vs. UAH Career-high two assists in season opener vs. UAH Appeared in 12 games as a sophomore Scored one goal and added an assist Struck for the game-winning goal in 3-1 victory over Minnesota Duluth Member of NCHC all-academic team Appeared in 20 games as a freshman Posted one goal and three assists LAST GOAL: March 6, 2015 at Nebraska Omaha LAST ASSIST: February 20, 2015 vs. Denver CAREER Appeared in 32 games as a sophomore Career-high seven assists Career-high five shots at New Hampshire and North Dakota (1-23) Five points (3g,2a) in his last six games Career-high three-game point streak Appeared in 12 games as a freshman Posted one goal and added an assist Scored the go-ahead goal in a 4-2 victory over Nebraska Omaha Picked up an assist in a 3-3 tie with the Mavericks a night later Member of NCHC all-academic team LAST GOAL: March 13, 2015 at North Dakota LAST ASSIST: November 6, 2015 at Denver Shots...2 vs. UMass (10-10) PIM...-- Goals...2 vs. Denver ( ) Assists...2 vs. Alabama-Huntsville ( )* Points...3 vs. Denver ( ) Point Streak...3 (2-20 to )* Plus/Minus...+1 vs. Denver ( )* Shots...4 at North Dakota ( ) PIM at Denver ( ) MARIC S CAREER STATISTICS Assists... 1 at Denver (11-6) Shots... 5 at Denver (11-6) PIM vs. Minnesota Duluth (11-21)* Goals...1 at North Dakota ( )* Assists...1 vs. Western Michigan ( )* Points...1 at North Dakota ( )* Point Streak...3 (3-6 to ) Plus/Minus at North Dakota ( )* Shots...5 at Denver ( )* PIM vs. Western Michigan ( ) HANSEN S CAREER STATISTICS TOTAL TOTAL

18 #27 BEN ISRAEL Freshman Defenseman 5-11, 180 Bloomfield Hills, MI Jersey Hitmen #28 ALEX ROOS Junior 5-9, 171 Prairie Grove, IL Chicago Steel Major: Economics Appeared in eight games First career point with an assist vs. UMass (10-10) Career-high four shots vs. UMass (10-10) Appeared in all 12 games First point of season with an assist vs. UMass (10-9) Season-high four shots vs. Boston College (10-24) BEFORE COLORADO COLLEGE Helped the Hitmen capture the 2015 Dineen Cup (USPHL s Premier Division Championship) with one goal and six assists in six playoff games Had 28 points (3g,25a) in 35 games during the regular season Played in the USPHL All-Star game Recorded 19 points in 18 games for the Hitmen in 13-14, splitting time with the Coquitlam Express of the BCHL. LAST GOAL: -- LAST ASSIST: October 10, 2015 vs. UMass CAREER One of fi ve Tigers to appear in all 35 games as a sophomore Scored goal in 4-3 victory over Alabama-Huntsville (10-11) Also scored at Boston College and at North Dakota (1-23) Season-high six shots vs. UAH (10-11) Season-high and tied career-high with +2 vs. Nebraska Omaha (1-16) Appeared in 35 games as a freshman Finished fourth on the team with 17 points (10g,7a) Factored in on the game-winning goal in four games Second on the team with 10 goals Scored game-winner against UND in sudden-death overtime of Game 2 of the teams first-round NCHC playoff series Member of the NCHC all-academic team LAST GOAL: January 23, 2015 at North Dakota LAST ASSIST: October 9, 2015 vs. UMass Assists...1 vs. UMass (10-10) Points...1 vs. UMass (10-10) Point Streak...1 (10-10) Shots...4 vs. UMass (10-10) PIM vs. UMass (10-9) Assists...1 vs. UMass (10-10) Points...1 vs. UMass (10-10) Point Streak...1 (10-10) Shots...4 vs. UMass (10-10) PIM vs. UMass (10-9) ISRAEL S CAREER STATISTICS Assists...1 vs. UMass (10-9) Points...1 vs. UMass (10-9) Point Streak...1 (10-9) Plus/Minus...+1 at Denver (11-6)* Shots... 4 vs. Boston College (10-24) PIM at Denver (11-6) Goals...1 at North Dakota ( )* Assists... 2 vs. Nebraska Omaha ( ) Points...2 vs. Providence ( )* Point Streak...2 (1-3 to )* Plus/Minus...+2 vs. Omaha ( )* Shots...10 at Denver ( ) PIM at Denver ( )* ROOS CAREER STATISTICS TOTAL

19 #29 GREGG BURMASTER Freshman 6-0, 187 Clinton, NY Philadelphia Elite Flyers #30 DEREK SHATZER Junior Goalie 5-8, 144 Highlands Ranch, CO Rochester Junior Americans Major: Economics Appeared in six games Career-high three shots vs. Minnesota Duluth (11-20) Has not appeared in a game this season BEFORE COLORADO COLLEGE Finished second on the Philadelphia Elite Flyers and tied for 10th in the USPHL with 53 points (20g,35a) in 50 games last season Had four goals and one assist in six playoff games Helped team to the USPHL runner-up finish Scored 17 points (8g,9a) in 35 games for the Islanders Hockey Club of the same league the previous year Lettered two years in hockey and golf at Kimball Union Academy Notched 51 points (25g,26a) in 61 games during his two seasons Member of the Under-18 national championship team with the Newport Valley River Rats. CAREER Did not appear in a game as a sophomore Did not appear in a game as a freshman LAST GOAL: -- LAST ASSIST: -- Shots... 3 vs. Minnesota Duluth (11-20) PIM vs. Denver (11-7)* Shots...3 vs. Minnesota Duluth ( ) PIM vs. Denver ( )* BURMASTER S CAREER STATISTICS Fewest Goals Allowed: Most Saves: Most Minutes: Winning Streak: Unbeaten Streak: Fewest Goals Allowed: Most Saves: Most Minutes: Winning Streak: Unbeaten Streak: SHATZER S CAREER STATISTICS Yr. GP W-L-T Min. GA GAA Saves Svs% DNP DNP

20 #31 JACOB NEHAMA Freshman Goalie 6-0, 168 Allen, TX Dubuwue Fighting Saints #33 TYLER MARBLE Junior Goalie 6-2, 194 Detroit, MI Soo Eagles Major: History Started seven games Career-high 52 saves at UMass-Lowell (10-16) Most saves in a game by a CC goalie since 3/8/97 (Judd Lambert - 60) 34 saves in first career game vs. UMass 32 saves vs. top-ranked North Dakota (10-30) Appeared in six games, started five Season-high 40 saves vs. top-ranked North Dakota (10-31) 33 saves at Denver 27 saves in relief effort vs. Boston College (10-24) 22 saves at UMass-Lowell (10-17) 15 saves vs. UMass BEFORE COLORADO COLLEGE Posted a record in 48 regular-season outings for the Saints last season Led the USHL in wins and finished second with a 2.31 GAA Also recorded a.913 saves percentage Allowed just five goals in a three-game sweep of Cedar Rapids in the first round of the USHL playoffs Led the Fighting Saints to the Cowbell Cup, awarded to the team with the best head-to-head record in Eastern Iowa between Waterloo, Dubuque and Cedar Rapids Split the season between the Lone Star Brahmas of the NAHL and the Lincoln Stars of the USHL Attended the Dallas Stars NHL Developmental Camp this past summer. CAREER Appeared in 27 games, starting 25 of them, as a sophomore Posted first career shutout with 27 saves vs. Western Michigan (2-28) Career-high 50 saves in 2-2 tie vs. WMU (2-27) First Tiger with at least 77 saves in a weekend since March 8-9, 2013 NCHC Goalie of the Week for series vs. WMU (Feb ) First career start vs. Alabama-Huntsville in season-opener Made 48 saves in 5-4 overtime loss at Providence (1-3) Had 38 saves at Denver (2-21), including career-high 21 in first period Did not appear in a game as a freshman Suffered a season-ending injury in preseason exhibition game Fewest Goals Allowed:...3 vs. Denver (11-7)* Most Saves:...52 at UMass-Lowell (10-16) Most Minutes:... 60:00 vs. Minnesota Duluth (11-21)* Winning Streak: Unbeaten Streak: Fewest Goals Allowed:... 2 vs. North Dakota (10-31)* Most Saves: vs. North Dakota (10-31) Most Minutes:... 60:00 vs. Minnesota Duluth (11-20) Winning Streak: Unbeaten Streak: Fewest Goals Allowed:... 3 vs. Denver ( )* Most Saves:...52 at UMass-Lowell ( ) Most Minutes:...60:00 vs. Minnesota Duluth ( )* Winning Streak: Unbeaten Streak: NEHAMA S CAREER STATISTICS Fewest Goals Allowed:...0 vs. Western Michigan ( )* Most Saves:...50 vs. Western Michigan ( ) Most Minutes:... 65:00 at Nebraska Omaha (3-6) Winning Streak:... 2 (1-6 to 1-16)* Unbeaten Streak:... 3 (2-27 to 3-6) MARBLE S CAREER STATISTICS Yr. GP-GS W-L-T Min. GA GAA Saves Svs% : Yr. GP-GS W-L-T Min. GA GAA Saves Svs% DNP : : TOTAL :

21 #36 JAKE EMILIO Freshman Defenseman 6-0, 193 Kleinburg, Ontario Victoria Grizzlies #39 ANDREW FARNY Freshman Defenseman 5-9, 170 Steamboat Springs, CO Salmon Arm Silverbacks Appeared in eight games First career point with an assist at Denver (11-6) Also posted assist at home against the Pioneers (11-7) BEFORE COLORADO COLLEGE Had 30 points (9g,21a) in 42 games last season, including four points in six playoff games, for the BCHL s Victoria Grizzlies last season Named the team s most valuable defenseman played seven games for the Vernon Vipers of the same league before moving to Victoria Notched 48 points (16g,32a) in 82 games during his two seasons with the Cobourg Cougars Two-time OJHL All-Star at Cobourg LAST GOAL: -- LAST ASSIST: November 7, 2015 vs. Denver Appeared in all 12 games Posted an assist in each game vs. UMass and vs. Denver Career-high five shots vs. Boston College (10-23) Tied for second on team with three assists Fourth on team with 22 shots BEFORE COLORADO COLLEGE Posted 76 points (18g,58a) in 107 games the last two seasons with the Salmon Arm Silverbacks of the British Columbia Hockey League Led the BCHL in goals (14) and points (49) by a defenseman last season Paced the Silverbacks with 10 power-play goals in Named the BCHL s top defenseman and an all-bchl first-team selection Lettered four years in lacrosse and one in hockey at Shattuck St. Mary s Named best all-around male athlete at the school in 2013 Member of National Honor Society. LAST GOAL: -- LAST ASSIST: November 7, 2015 vs. Denver Assists... 1 vs. Denver (11-7)* Points... 1 vs. Denver (11-7)* Point Streak... 2 (11-6 to ) Plus/Minus vs. Denver (11-7) Shots... 1 vs. Minnesota Duluth (11-20)* PIM vs. North Dakota (10-31)* Assists... 1 vs. Denver ( )* Points... 1 vs. Denver ( )* Point Streak... 2 (11-6 to ) Plus/Minus...+1 vs. Denver ( ) Shots...1 vs. Minnesota Duluth ( )* PIM vs. North Dakota ( )* EMILIO S CAREER STATISTICS Assists... 1 vs. Denver (11-7)* Points... 1 vs. Denver (11-7)* Point Streak...2 (10-9 to ) Plus/Minus vs. Denver (11-7) Shots... 5 vs. Boston College (10-23) PIM...-- Assists... 1 vs. Denver ( )* Points... 1 vs. Denver ( )* Point Streak...2 (10-9 to ) Plus/Minus...+1 vs. Denver ( ) Shots...5 vs. Boston College ( ) PIM...-- FARNY S CAREER STATISTICS