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1 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE FRIARS MEN S HOCKEY Game #33 Friday, March 5, :00 p.m. Schneider Arena Providence, R.I. Providence College ( , HE) vs. Merrimack College ( , HE) Media Coverage Radio: 1240 AM (WOON) Live Audio Broadcast: (Mike Logan) GameTracker: SCHEDULE/RESULTS OCTOBER 9 Fri. UNIV. OF NEW BRUNSWICK # L, Sat. HOLY CROSS (Cox Sports) W, Thu. at #7/7 Notre Dame W, Fri. at #7/7 Notre Dame L, Fri. at Bowling Green State W, Sat. at Bowling Green State W, Fri. #17 UMASS * (Cox Sports) ~ L, Sat. at #17 UMass * ~ W, 2-1 NOVEMBER 8 Sun. at #/15/15 Vermont * L, Tue. BROWN ^ ~ W, Fri. at Northeastern * ~ L, Sat. NORTHEASTERN * (Cox Sports) ~ T, 3-3 OT 24 Tue. #3/3 UMASS LOWELL * ~ W, Fri. at Dartmouth ~ L, 4-2 DECEMBER 4 Fri. at Maine * (WABI-TV) L, Sat. at Maine * L, Fri. #19 UNH * (Cox Sports) ~ L, Sat. #10/10 BOSTON COLLEGE * (Cox Sports) L, 3-1 JANUARY 12 Tue. at #12/12 Boston College * L, Fri. BOSTON UNIVERSITY * (NESN) ~ W, Sat. #16 MAINE * (Cox Sports) W, Tue. at Northeastern * ~ L, Fri. #16 UNH * ~ L, 3-2 OT 23 Sat. at Merrimack * L, 2-1 OT 29 Fri. at #15/14 Boston College * ~ L, Sat. #14/15 UMASS * (Cox Sports) ~ L, 4-1 FEBRUARY 5 Fri. #17 VERMONT * ~ L, Sat. #17 VERMONT * T, 1-1 OT 12 Fri. at #15/15 UNH * ~ L, Fri. #19 BOSTON UNIVERSITY * ~ W, Sat. at #19 Boston University * ~ L, Fri. at UMass Lowell * ~ L, Sat. UMASS LOWELL * (Cox Sports) T, 2-2 OT MARCH 5 Fri. MERRIMACK * ~ 7:00 p.m. 6 Sat. at Merrimack * ~ 7:00 p.m Fri.-Sun. HOCKEY EAST Quarterfinals (Campus Sites) TBA 19 Fri. at HOCKEY EAST Semifinals TBA (TD Garden - Boston, Mass.) 20 Sat. at HOCKEY EAST Finals TBA (TD Garden - Boston, Mass.) Fri.-Sun. at NCAA Regionals (TBA) TBA APRIL 8-10 Thu.-Sat. at NCAA Frozen Four TBA (Ford Field - Detroit, Mich.) HOME GAMES IN BOLD CAPS # Exhibition Game * HOCKEY EAST Game ^ Mayor s Cup ~ Can be heard on 1240 AM (WOON) FRIARS HOST MERRIMACK ON SENIOR NIGHT Providence College will complete its home schedule on Friday, March 5 against Merrimack at Schneider Arena. It will mark the final home game for seniors David Cavanagh (Warwick, R.I.), John Cavanagh (Warwick, R.I.), Greg Collins (Hingham, Mass.), Chris Eppich (Surrey, B.C.), Mark Fayne (Sagamore Beach, Mass.) and Ryan Simpson (Bow, N.H.). SERIES HISTORY VERSUS MERRIMACK In 106 meetings between the two teams, the Friars lead , including a mark in Providence. In the first meeting between the two teams this season, Merrimack posted a 2-1 overtime win on January 23 in North Andover, Mass. Last season, the Friars posted a record against the Warriors with the win (5-3) coming at Schneider Arena on January 31. SCOUTING MERRIMACK The Warriors come into this weekend looking to clinch a Hockey East playoff berth for the first time since Last weekend, Merrimack split a home series against Maine, winning on Friday (6-3) before being defeated on Saturday (5-1). In the 6-3 victory on Friday, the Warriors had 11 different players record a point including Bobby Kramer and Fraser Allan who each scored their first goals of the season. Freshman Stephane Da Costa leads the team in scoring with 42 points (15 goals, 27 assists), while Chris Barton is second with 34 points on 19 goals and 15 assists. In goal, Joe Cannata has played in 20 games and has a 3.26 goals against average and a.893 save percentage. SERIES INFORMATION VERSUS MERRIMACK All-time Series... PC leads, at PC... PC leads, at Merrimack... PC leads, Neutral...PC leads, 1-0 Last 10 Games...MC leads, Last Overtime Game... 1/23/10 (at MC 2, PC 1) Last PC shutout...11/25/03 (0-0 at MC) Last Merrimack shutout...2/22/08 (2-0 at MC) First Meeting... 2/13/60 (PC 7, at MC 1) Last Meeting...1/23/10 (at MC 2, PC 1 OT) Last PC Win... 1/30/09 (at PC 5, MC 3) Last Merrimack Win...1/23/10 (at MC 2, PC 1 OT) Player GP G A Pts. John Cavanagh Kyle MacKinnon Greg Collins Matt Bergland Ben Farrer Ian O Connor Mark Fayne Aaron Jamnick Rob Maloney Daniel New Eric Baier Matt Germain Goaltenders MIN W-L-T GA SVS SV% Alex Beaudry

2 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE QUICK FACTS Location:...Providence, Rhode Island Denomination:...Dominican Friars Founded: Enrollment:...3,938 Nickname:...Friars Colors:...Black, White and Silver Arena:...Schneider Arena (3,030);...Arena Surface: 200 X 85 Conference:...Hockey East President:... Rev. Brian J. Shanley, O.P. Athletics Director:...Robert G. Driscoll, Jr. Head Coach:... Tim Army Alma Mater:...Providence College 1985 Record at School (Yrs.): (Fifth) Assistant Coach:... David Berard Alma Mater... Providence College 92 Assistant Coach:... Stan Moore Alma Mater...Oswego State 78 Letterwinners Returning/Lost:...20/7 Newcomers: Captains:... John Cavanagh, Mark Fayne Website: FRIAR AWARDS & HONORS Alex Beaudry HEA Def. Player of the Week (10/12), (11/2), (1/18) HEA Weekly Honor Roll (10/19), (11/30), (12/7), (1/25), (2/22), (3/1) HEA Goaltender of the Month (October) Daniel New HEA Weekly Honor Roll (10/12) HEA Weekly Honor Roll (11/23) Aaron Jamnick HEA Weekly Honor Roll (10/19) HEA Weekly Honor Roll (10/26) Matt Bergland HEA Player of the Week (10/26) HEA Honor Roll (1/16) Justin Gates HEA Weekly Honor Roll (10/26) Alex Velischek HEA Weekly Honor Roll (11/2) HEA Rookie of the Week (11/30) Mark Fayne HEA Weekly Honor Roll (11/2), (11/30) Matt Germain HEA Weekly Honor Roll (11/23) Tim Schaller HEA Weekly Honor Roll (12/7) Kyle MacKinnon HEA Weekly Honor Roll (12/14), (2/8), (2/22) Ian O Connor HEA Weekly Honor Roll (1/25) FRIAR SCORING BY CLASS G A Pts. Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Total FRIARS ALL-TIME VERSUS MERRIMACK ( ) Last 50 Meetings Date Site Score 12/8/93 Schneider Arena 4-5 -(ot) 1/21/94 Volpe Complex 3-1 1/22/94 Schneider Arena /4/94 Volpe Complex 6-6 (ot) 11/5/94 Schneider Arena /5/95 Schneider Arena 2-2 (ot) 10/20/95 Schneider Arena /21/95 Volpe Complex 4-3 2/10/96 Volpe Complex /25/96 Volpe Complex /26/96 Schneider Arena 3-0 2/8/97 Schneider Arena 9-4 2/8/98 Volpe Complex 2-0 2/27/98 Schneider Arena 4-2 2/28/98 Volpe Complex /3/98 Volpe Complex /4/98 Schneider Arena 3-2 2/19/99 Schneider Arena 4-3 (ot) 12/3/99 Schneider Arena /4/99 Volpe Complex /5/00 Volpe Complex 4-3 (ot) 12/1/00 Schneider Arena /2/00 Volpe Complex 7-3 2/3/01 Schneider Arena /3/01 Schneider Arena 3-2 Date Site Score 11/30/01 Volpe Complex /01/01 Schneider Arena /22/02 Schneider Arena 2-2 (ot) 11/23/02 Volpe Complex /5/02 Volpe Complex 1-2 -(ot) 10/25/03 Lawler Arena 0-0 (ot) 2/27/04 Schneider Arena 5-1 2/28/04 Lawler Arena 2-2 (ot) 10/15/04 Schneider Arena /28/04 Dunkin Donuts Ctr /25/05 Lawler Arena 4-1 2/26/05 Schneider Arena /28/05 Lawler Arena 5-1 3/3/06 Lawler Arena 5-3 3/4/06 Schneider Arena (ot) 10/27/06 Schneider Arena /2/07 Schneider Arena 7-2 3/3/07 Lawler Arena 2-1 2/2/08 Lawler Arena 1-1 (ot) 2/22/08 Lawler Arena /23/08 Schneider Arena /31/09 Schneider Arena 5-3 2/21/09 Lawler Arena 1-1 (ot) 2/22/09 Schneider Arena /23/10 Lawler Arena (ot) FRIAR QUICK NOTES Freshman defenseman Alex Velischek (Kinnelon, N.J.) has 11 assists this season which is the most by a PC freshman defenseman since Cody Wild had 15 assists during the season. Senior defenseman Mark Fayne (Sagamore Beach, Mass.) who has played in 137 career games, has missed just one game in his four years at Providence College. Providence goalie Alex Beaudry has made 39 saves in four different games this season, including at Merrimack on January 23. The Friars have posted a record at home this season, including three wins against ranked opponents. BEAUDRY REACHES SINGLE SEASON TOP-10 MARK Alex Beaudry (Cumberland, Ont.), who has 859 saves this season, ranks sixth all-time in PC s single season saves leaders. Beaudry has played in 29 games and is averaging 31.2 saves per game. FRIAR PENALTY KILL AMONG THE TOP 13 The Friars have thwarted 59 of their opponents last 67 power-play opportunities, including 21 of the last 22. The Friars had a streak in which they killed off 18 straight penalties, but the streak ended on January 19 at Northeastern. PC ranks 13th in the country on the penalty kill ( %). LAST TIME OUT Providence College played to a 2-2 overtime tie against UMass Lowell Saturday night at Schneider Arena. The Friars jumped to a 2-0 first period lead as they scored twice in a span of 29 seconds. Sophomore Matt Bergland (Faribault, Minn) scored on the power play, while classmate Andy Balysky (Randolph, N.J.) added to the lead as he potted his second goal of the season. The River Hawks pulled to within 2-1 in the second period and scored the equalizer at 1:02 of the third period. UMass Lowell finished with a shot advantage, but the Friars had a 7-3 edge in overtime. Alex Beaudry finished with 31 saves for the Friars, while Carter Hutton stopped 24 shots for UML. SECOND PERIOD SUCCESS In the last 15 games in which the Friars have scored 26 goals, 15 have been scored in the second period. PC scored three times against Maine (1/16) in the second, including one on the power play. The night before, PC also scored three goals in the second stanza versus Boston University with two coming on the man advantage. On February 19, PC totaled three goals in the second period against BU. For the season, PC has scored 30 of its 67 goals in the second period. MacKINNON NOTCHES HAT TRICK Junior Kyle MacKinnon (Walnut, Calif.) recorded his first career hat trick against No. 19 Boston University on February 19. He finished with four points, which is a career high. It marked the first hat trick for a Friar since October 23 when sophomore Matt Bergland (Faribault, Minn.) recorded three goals in a win at Bowling Green. The last time PC had two players notch hat tricks in the same season was during the season when Pete Zingoni and Devin Rask accomplished the feat.

3 STINGY DEFENSE Providence College ranks fourth in Hockey East in team defense, allowing 2.91 goals per game. PC also ranks second on the penalty kill (84.7 %) and is tied for fourth in goals allowed (93). BEAUDRY AMONG NATIONAL LEADERS Alex Beaudry comes into this weekend game ranked in the top-15 nationally with a.918 save percentage. In addition, he is second in Hockey East in save percentage and saves (859). FRIARS AGAINST NATIONALLY RANKED TEAMS PC is against ranked teams this season. The Friars have defeated then No. 7 Notre Dame (3-2), No. 17 Massachusetts (2-1), No. 3 UMass Lowell (4-2), No. 16 Maine (1/16) and No. 19 Boston University. Last season, PC finished with a record against ranked opponents. The one win came at No. 2 Boston University on January 13. FAYNE RACKING UP THE POINTS Mark Fayne has tallied a career-high 21 points (five goals, 16 assists) through 32 games this season. The 16 assists also are a career best, while the five goals matches a career high. Fayne also ranks tied for eighth among Hockey East defensemen with the 21 points. He has five multiple-point games, including a career-high four points (one goal, three assists) in a 4-2 win over No. 3 UMass Lowell on November 24. FRIARS IN CLOSE GAMES Six of PC s 10 wins this season have been one-goal contests. PC edged Holy Cross, 2-1, on 10/10 and Notre Dame, 3-2, on 10/15. PC also posted a 2-1 triumph at No. 17 Massachusetts on 10/31, defeated Brown, 4-3, on 11/17 and Maine, 3-2, on 1/16. Most recently, the Friars posted a 5-4 triumph over Boston University on 2/19. Last season, the Friars posted a 3-3 record in one-goal games. FRIARS AGAINST NON-CONFERENCE FOES Providence College posted a 5-2 record in non-conference games this season, including a 3-1 mark against teams from the CCHA. The 5-2 mark was the best non-conference record since the season when PC finished with a mark. The Friars outscored opponents, 22-15, in the seven non-conference contests this season. PC also defeated ECAC Hockey foe, Brown and Atlantic Hockey opponent, Holy Cross. Last season, the Friars posted a record in non-league action. FRIAR ALUMNI UPDATE Three Providence College alumni are currently playing in the NHL. Fernando Pisani 00 is playing for the Edmonton Oilers, while Hal Gill 97, who helped the Pittsburgh Penguins to the 2009 Stanley Cup title, is currently skating with the Montreal Canadiens. In addition, Jay Leach 01 is playing with the San Jose Sharks. Colin McDonald 07 was called up to play with the Edmonton Oilers earlier this season and scored his first NHL goal on November 28 against the Vancouver Canucks. In addition, there are two former Friars who played an integral part of the U.S.A. men s hockey team which captured the silver medal at the 2010 Vancouver Olympics. Brian Burke 77, who is the general manager of the Toronto Maple Leafs, served as the general manager of Team U.S.A. Ron Wilson 77, the head coach of the Maple Leafs, was the head coach of Team U.S.A. Lou Lamoriello 63, former student-athlete, head coach and athletic director at PC, is the current President and General Manager of the New Jersey Devils. He was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fall on November 9. FAMILY TIES Providence College freshmen Chris Rooney (Canton, Mass.) and Alex Velischek (Kinnelon, N.J.) are sons of former Friar hockey greats. Rooney is the son of former Friar, Steve Rooney. Steve Rooney scored the game-winning goal as the Friars defeated Boston College, 2-1, in double overtime in the inaugural Hockey East championship game in Steve, who finished his collegiate career with 124 career points, went on to play in the NHL for the Montreal Canadiens team that claimed the 1986 Stanley Cup title. Alex is the son of former Friar Randy Velischek, who is one of the best defensemen to play at the College. He was named ECAC Player of the year in and earned All-America honors. Randy, who helped the Friars to the 1981 ECAC championship and two NCAA Tournament appearances (1981, 1983), played 10 seasons in the NHL (509 games). He played for Minnesota, New Jersey and Quebec. PC VERSUS OPPONENTS IN Overall record League record vs. league opponents vs. non-league opponents vs. Atlantic Hockey opponents vs. CCHA opponents vs. ECAC opponents Home record Road record Neutral Overtime games Lead after one period Behind after one period Tied after one period Lead after two periods Behind after two periods Tied after two periods Scored first Opponent scored first Outshot their opponent Are outshot Shots are even In one-goal games In two-goal games IN A GAME: Scored three or more goals Scored four or more goals Scored five or more goals Held to less than three goals PC vs. LEAGUE TEAMS IN Boston College Boston University Maine Massachusetts UMass Lowell Merrimack New Hampshire Northeastern Vermont PC vs. NON-LEAGUE TEAMS Bowling Green Brown Dartmouth Holy Cross Notre Dame PC vs. RANKED TEAMS #7/7 Notre Dame #17 Massachusetts #15/15 Vermont #3/3 UMass Lowell #19 UNH #10/10 Boston College #12/12 Boston College #16 Maine #16 UNH #15/14 Boston College #14/15 Massachusetts #17 Vermont #15/15 UNH #19 Boston University DAYS OF THE WEEK Tuesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday MONTHS October November December January February March

4 #1 Russ Stein Fr. G Ridgefield, Conn. Has not played in a game this season #2 David Cavanagh Sr. D Warwick, R.I. Has played in 14 games and has totals Made his season debut on 1/12 at Boston College Recorded one assist against Boston University on 1/15 Scored one goal at No. 15 Boston College on 1/29 INDIVIDUAL PLAYER NOTES #12 Jordan Kremyr Jr. LW Cloverdale, B.C. Has played in 22 games and has totals Had a four-game point streak from 10/23-10/31 in which he totaled one goal and three assists Scored his first goal of the season on 10/30 versus No. 17 UMass Also scored on 12/11 versus No. 19 UNH Recorded a career-high two assists at No. 15 Boston College on 1/29 Ranks second on the team with a +3 rating #3 Paul Golden Jr. RW Milton, Mass. Has played in 12 games and has totals Made his season debut on 1/15 versus Boston University Posted his first career assist in a win over No. 16 Maine on 1/16 #4 Mark Fayne Sr. D Sagamore Beach, Mass. Has played in all 32 games and has totals The 16 assists and 21 points are career highs Has five multiple-point games, including a career-high four points (1 g, 3 a) in a 4-2 win against No. 3 UMass Lowell on 11/24 Recorded two assists in victories over No. 17 UMass (10/31) and Brown (11/17) Scored one goal and added one assist in a victory over Boston University on 1/15 Notched two assists in a win over No. 19 Boston University on 2/19 #5 David Brown So. D Centennial, Colo. Has played in 17 games and has totals Three of his six points have come in PC wins Assisted on the game-tying goal against No. 17 Vermont (2/6) #7 Eric Baier Jr. D North Kingstown, R.I. Has played in all 32 games and has totals Scored the game-winning goal in a 3-1 win at Bowling Green on 10/24 Also scored at Maine on 12/5 #8 Tyler Landman Fr. C Roseau, Minn. Has played in 10 games and has totals Made his collegiate debut at Bowling Green on 10/24 #9 Billy Simon Fr. LW Burnsville, Minn. Has played in nine games and has totals Made his collegiate debut at Bowling Green on 10/24 #10 Alex Velischek Fr. D Kinnelon, N.J. Has played in all 32 games and has totals Recorded two assists in a win at Bowling Green on 10/23 Scored his first career goal, which proved to be the game winner, and added one assist on 11/24 against No. 3 UMass Lowell Recorded one assist in back-to-back games at Northeastern (1/19) and versus UNH (1/22) Had two assists in a 5-4 win over No. 19 Boston University on 2/19 #11 Tim Schaller Fr. C Merrimack, N.H. Has played in 31 games and has totals Scored his first collegiate goal on 11/20 at Northeastern Recorded one assist against Northeastern on 11/21 Also scored on 12/4 at Maine #14 Ben Farrer Jr. LW Calgary, Alberta Has played in 27 games and has totals Both of his assists have come in wins, including a triumph against No. 3 UMass Lowell Missed four games because of injury #15 Kyle MacKinnon Jr. C Walnut, Calif. Has played in all 32 games and leads the team totals The 12 goals, 12 assists and 24 points are all career highs Had a career-high three assists in a win at Bowling Green on 10/23 Scored one goal in a 2-1 win at No. 17 UMass on 10/31 Scored one goal in consecutive games versus No. 3 UMass Lowell (11/24) and at Dartmouth (11/27) Tallied two goals against No. 19 UNH on 12/11 Scored the game winner and had one assist over No. 16 Maine (1/16) Had a five-game point streak in which he recorded four goals and three assists (12/11-1/16) Notched a career-high three goals and four points in a win over No. 19 Boston University on 2/19 #16 John Cavanagh Sr. C Warwick, R.I. Has played in 25 games and has totals Missed six games because of injury Recorded one assist in a win at No. 7 Notre Dame on 10/15 Scored one goal in a 3-2 overtime loss versus No. 16 UNH on 1/22 Scored the game-tying goal in a 1-1 draw against No. 17 Vermont 2/6 Recorded one goal at No. 15 UNH on 2/12 #17 Matt Bergland So. RW Faribault, Minn. Has played in all 32 games and has totals Ranks tied for the team lead in game-winning goals (2) Scored one goal in a win at No. 7 Notre Dame on 10/15 Recorded his first career hat trick and added one assist in a win at Bowling Green on 10/23 Named Hockey East Player of the Week on 10/26 Scored the game winner in a 2-1 win at No. 17 UMass on 10/31 Notched two assists in a win over No. 3 UMass Lowell on 11/24 Had one goal and one assist in a win over No. 16 Maine on 1/16 Had a five-game point streak from 12/12-1/15 and recorded two goals and four assists Posted one goal and one assist in a win over No. 19 BU on 2/19 #18 Rob Maloney So. RW Eagan, Minn. Has played in 14 games and has totals Scored first goal of the season at No. 15 Boston College on 1/29 Notched one assist at No. 15 UNH on 2/12 #19 Chris Eppich Sr. RW Surrey, B.C. Has played in 19 games and has totals. Scored a career-high two goals in a win at Bowling Green on 10/23 Recorded one goal and one assist at Dartmouth on 11/27 Leads the team with a +4 rating

5 #20 Aaron Jamnick Fr. C Hibbing, Minn. Has played in all 32 games and has totals Ranks tied for the team lead in game-winning goals (2) Scored the game-winning goal at No. 7 Notre Dame on 10/15 Scored twice in a victory at Bowling Green on 10/23 Posted two assists to help PC complete a two-game sweep at Bowling Green on 10/24 Scored once in a win over No. 3 UMass Lowell on 11/24 Recorded one goal in a win over No. 16 Maine on 1/16 Scored the game-winning goal versus No. 19 BU on 2/19 #21 Chris Rooney Fr. C Canton, Mass. Has played in 21 games and has totals Recorded one assist in a win at No. 7 Notre Dame on 10/15 Also tallied one assist in an overtime tie against Northeastern on 10/21 #22 Greg Collins Sr. LW Hingham, Mass. Has played in 15 games and has totals Scored in his first appearance of the season against No. 17 UMass on 10/30 Also scored in his second appearance of the season against Boston University on 1/15 and his goal proved to be the game winner Recorded one assist in a win over No. 16 Maine on 1/16 Posted one assist in a win over No. 19 Boston University on 2/19 #25 Matt Germain Jr. LW Rockland, Mass. Has played in 31 games and has totals Scored once in a win at Bowling Green on 10/24 Scored twice, including the game winner against Brown in the Mayor s Cup on 11/17 Had two assists in an overtime tie against Northeastern on 11/21 Has two three-game point streaks #26 Ian O Connor Jr. LW Londonderry, N.H. Has played in 29 games and has totals Scored one goal in three consecutive games, including back-to-back contests at Bowling Green on 10/23 and 10/24 Recorded one assist in a win over No. 16 Maine on 1/16 Notched one goal in three consecutive games at Northeastern (1/19), versus No. 16 UNH ( 1/22) and at Merrimack (1/23) Had a four-game point streak from 1/16-1/23 in which he recorded three goals and one assist #28 Rem Vanderbeek Fr. RW Warren, N.J. Has not played in a game this season #29 Justin Gates So. G Cranston, R.I. Has played in six games and has a 1-2 record, a 2.41 goals against average and a.929 save percentage Made 33 saves in 3-1 win at Bowling Green on 10/24 Made 22 saves and did not allow a goal in two periods at Boston College on 1/29 #30 Ryan Simpson Jr. G Bow, N.H. Has played in one game and has a 0-0 record, a 0.00 goals against average and a save percentage Made his season debut on 2/26 at UMass Lowell INDIVIDUAL PLAYER NOTES #33 Andy Balysky So. LW Randolph, N.J. Has played in 24 games and has totals Recorded his first goal of the season at No. 15 UNH on 2/12 Scored one goal in a 2-2 tie against UMass Lowell on 2/27 #35 Alex Beaudry So. G Cumberland, Ontario Has played in 29 games and has a record, a 2.80 goals against average and a.918 save percentage Has been named Hockey East Defensive Player of the Week three times on 10/12, 11/2 and 1/18 Stopped 31 shots in a victory at No. 7 Notre Dame on 10/15 Made a career-high 47 saves in a 2-1 win at No. 17 UMass on 10/31 Made 41 saves in a 4-1 loss at No. 12 Boston College on 1/12 Recorded 28 saves in a 3-1 win over Boston University on 1/15 Stopped 39 shots in a win over No. 16 Maine on 1/16 Made 39 saves in consecutive overtime games versus UNH (1/22) and at Merrimack (1/23) Stopped 28 shots in a win over No. 19 Boston University on 2/19 Made 39 saves in a 2-1 loss at No. 19 Boston University on 2/20 #44 Myles Harvey Fr. D Orlando, Fla. Has played in 17 games and has totals Made his collegiate debut on 12/5 at Maine Posted his first career assist against No. 10 Boston College on 12/12 #51 Willie Hess Fr. RW Lino Lakes, Minn. Has not played in a game this season #55 Daniel New So. D White Plains, N.Y. Has played in 31 games and has totals, all of which are career highs Scored the game-winning goal and added one assist against Holy Cross on 10/12 Tallied two goals and one assist in a 3-3 overtime tie against Northeastern on 10/21 Had a three-game point streak from 11/17-11/21 in which he recorded two goals and three assists Had one goal and one assist in a win over Boston University on 1/15

6 NATIONAL POLLS USA TODAY/USA AMERICAN HOCKEY MAGAZINE (3/1/10) USCHO.COM/CBS COLLEGE SPORTS XXL Poll (3/1/10) Pl. Team (1st-Place Vts.) Last Poll Record Weeks In Top-15 1 Denver, 508 (32) Miami, 476 (2) Wisconsin, St. Cloud State, Boston College, Yale, North Dakota, Bemidji State, Cornell, New Hampshire, Michigan State, Minnesota Duluth, Alaska, 100 NR Ferris State, Colorado College, Others receiving votes: Maine, 26; Vermont, 19; Nebraska Omaha, 9; Rochester Institute of Technology, 8; Union College, 8; Northern Michigan, 4; Massachusetts Lowell, 1. Pl. Team (1st-Place Vts.) Record Pts. Last Poll 1 Denver (48) Miami (2) Wisconsin St. Cloud State Boston College Yale North Dakota Bemidji State Cornell New Hampshire Michigan State Minnesota-Duluth Ferris State Alaska Colorado College Vermont Maine Union Northern Michigan NR 20 Nebraska-Omaha Others Receiving Votes: RIT 36, Mass.-Lowell 35, Boston University 7, Colgate 6, Michigan 5, Northeastern 1 HOCKEY EAST SCHEDULE/RESULTS THIS WEEK S SCHEDULE Friday, March 5 Northeastern at Boston University * Merrimack at Providence * Vermont at UMass-Lowell * Massachusetts at Maine * No. 5 BC at No. 10 UNH * (7:30pm, NESN) Saturday, March 6 No. 10 UNH at No. 5 Boston College * Boston University at Northeastern * Providence at Merrimack * Vermont at UMass-Lowell * Massachusetts at Maine * (WABI-TV) LAST WEEK S RESULTS Tuesday, February 23 at No. 7 Boston College 7, Merrimack 0 * Friday, February 26 at Vermont 7, Boston University 3 * at Merrimack 6, Maine 3 * at No. 7 Boston College 2, Massachusetts 1 OT* at UMass-Lowell 4, Providence 0 * No. 10 UNH 4 at Northeastern 4 OT* Saturday, February 27 Maine 5 at Merrimack 1 * UMass-Lowell 2 at Providence 2 OT * at No. 10 UNH 3, Northeastern 1 * Sunday, February 28 at Vermont 3, Boston University 2 * HOCKEY EAST STANDINGS Hockey East Overall Team GP W L T Pts. Overall New Hampshire * & Boston College * & Maine * UMass Lowell Boston University Northeastern Vermont Merrimack Massachusetts Providence College * clinched playoff berth; & clinched quarterfinal playoff home ice HOCKEY EAST PRESEASON POLL Pl. Team (First-place votes) Pts. 1. Boston University (6) UMass Lowell (2) Boston College (2) New Hampshire 59 Vermont Northeastern Massachusetts Maine Providence College Merrimack 23 * denotes Hockey East Game

7 TIM ARMY Head Coach Fifth Season Providence College, 1985 Chad Quenneville (second team and 1995) as well as NHL players Chris Therien, Hal Gill and Craig Darby. AT FRIAR HEAD COACH Tim Army is in his fifth season as head coach of the Providence College men s hockey team. Army became the 11th coach in the history of the program. He is the first PC alumnus to coach the team since his former coach Lou Lamoriello guided the Friars ( ). He also is the first former HOCKEY EAST player to be a head coach in the league. In his first season, Army led the team to a overall record, including a mark in HOCKEY EAST action. The 17 wins were the most by a Friar squad since In addition, the Friars, who were picked to finish eighth in the preseason coaches poll, recorded 14 conference victories and surprised many as they finished fifth in the league. The 14 HOCKEY EAST wins were one shy of tying a school record. In , Army guided the Friars to the HOCKEY EAST Tournament Quarterfinals. PC recorded wins over four ranked teams, including a 7-1 triumph over third-ranked UNH. Several individuals had strong seasons for the Friars, including Mark Fayne who was named to the HOCKEY EAST All-Rookie Team. During the campaign, the Friars recorded 14 wins and were ranked as high as 11th in the national polls. Among the 14 victories for the Friars were two triumphs at Boston College, which went on to claim the national title. The Friars also posted an impressive win over defending national champion and fifth-ranked Michigan State at the Great Lakes Invitational at the Joe Louis Arena. In all, the Friars had 10 wins against ranked teams. The Friars had a rebuilding season in , but recorded an impressive victory at then No. 2 Boston University, which went on to capture the 2009 NCAA title. PC also captured the Mayor s Cup trophy for the second consecutive season and third in the last four years. AHL EXPERIENCE Army spent three seasons as the head coach of the Portland Pirates of the American Hockey League. He posted a mark in 240 games with the Pirates. In his second season at Portland ( ), Army guided the Pirates to a record of for 85 points as the team qualified for the Calder Cup Playoffs. Portland defeated the Providence Bruins in a first round series, marking the franchise s first playoff series victory in six years. That season, Army s team set numerous records, including highest penalty killing percentage (89.5 percent), fewest goals against in one season (160) and most shutouts in a season (17), which also tied the AHL mark. NHL EXPERIENCE Army spent nine seasons as an assistant coach in the NHL for two different teams. He worked for four seasons as an assistant for Friar great Ron Wilson with the Anaheim Mighty Ducks ( ) and five years under Wilson with the Washington Capitals ( ). While in Anaheim, Army was part of the team that earned the franchise s first ever playoff berth and advanced to the second round, where the Mighty Ducks fell to the eventual Stanley Cup Champions Detroit Red Wings. That season, Anaheim s team featured Teemu Selanne and Paul Kariya, one of the best scoring tandems in league history, as they finished second and third, respectively, in the league in scoring. In the first year with the Capitals, Army helped lead the squad to the 1998 Stanley Cup Finals, the team s only appearance in the finals. USA HOCKEY In addition to the NHL and AHL, Army has worked with USA Hockey. In 1994 and 1996, Army was assistant coach for the U.S. National Team. The 1996 U.S. National Team captured the bronze medal at the World Championships in Vienna, Austria. Most recently, he served as an assistant with the U.S. World Cup Team in Army also was the head coach for the U.S. Under 18 Team at the 1995 and 1996 Pacific Cup. FIRST COACHING EXPERIENCE Army began his coaching career as an assistant coach for the Friars in He spent six seasons as an assistant at PC under Mike McShane, helping to lead the Friars to more than 20 wins in four of the six seasons. The Friars also posted a overall record in that span, including appearances in the 1989 and 1991 NCAA Tournaments. During that time, Army helped coach and recruit Friar All-Americans Rick Bennett (second team ), Rob Gaudreau (second team ) and AS A STUDENT-ATHLETE Army is one of the top players in Friar history. He ranks first all-time in games played (151), sixth in points (179), 11th in goals (71) and tied for fourth in assists (108). He was a member of the class with the most wins in Friar hockey history. He helped the squad post a mark over four seasons, including the top single-season record ever at PC in 1983 ( ). The Friars won 20 or more games in each of his four seasons as a player and reached the Frozen Four twice (1983 and 1985). In 1985, he served as the team captain and helped guide the Friars to the inaugural HOCKEY EAST title with a 2-1 double overtime win over Boston College. He also led Providence to the NCAA title game where PC was defeated by Rensselaer (2-1). In his senior season, Army led HOCKEY EAST in scoring, registering 74 points (27 goals, 47 assists). In recognition of his efforts, he was named First Team All-America and earned the Walter Brown Award as the top American-born player in New England. He also was a Hobey Baker Finalist in Army also excelled in the classroom. He graduated with honors (political science) and was an academic All-American. During his high school years at East Providence, Army was a two-time First Team All-State Selection in hockey and was named to the All-Division Second Team in baseball. He also was named the Rhode Island Scholar Athlete of the Year during his senior year in That spring, he was selected in the seventh round of that NHL Draft by the Colorado Rockies, which then became the New Jersey Devils. PROFESSIONAL PLAYING EXPERIENCE Army played professional hockey for the Maine Mariners of the AHL ( ), Peliitat of the Finish Div. 1 League ( ) and Fribourg of the Swiss Elite League. PERSONAL Army and his family have always had strong ties to hockey in Rhode Island. His father, Tom, played baseball and hockey at PC and captained the hockey team in His grandfather, George, was the long-time trainer for the Rhode Island Reds of the AHL. His brothers, Tom, Jr., and Bill, both played high school hockey at East Providence High School and went on to play at Wesleyan and Boston College, respectively. Army and his wife, Sue, a former PC track and cross country star, have two sons, Derek (18) and Travis (16).

8 #2 David Cavanagh Goals: 1 (twice, last at BC 1/29/10) Assists: 2 (1/10/09 vs. UML) Points: 2 (twice, last vs. UML 1/10/09) #3 Paul Golden Goals: 1 (10/25/08 at Holy Cross) Assists: 1 (1/16/10 vs. Maine) Points: 1 (twice, last vs. Maine 1/16/10) #4 Mark Fayne Goals: 1 (16 times, last at BU 2/20/10) Assists: 3 (11/24/09 vs. UML) Points: 4 (11/24/09 vs. UML) #5 David Brown Assists: 1 (11 times, last vs. UVM 2/6/10) Points: 1 (11 times, last vs. UVM 2/6/10) #7 Eric Baier Goals: 1 (four times, last at Maine 12/5/09) Assists: 2 (twice, last at UMass 1/16/09) Points: 2 (twice, last at UMass 1/16/09) #8 Tyler Landman Assists: -- Points: -- #9 Billy Simon Assists: -- Points: -- #10 Alex Velischek Goals: 1 (11/24/09 vs. UML) Assists: 2 (twice, last vs. BU 2/19/10) Points: 2 (three times, last vs. BU 2/19/10) #11 Tim Schaller Goals: 1 (twice, last at Maine 12/4/09) Assists: 1 (three times, last vs. UML 2/27/10) Points: 1 (five times, last vs. UML 2/27/10) #12 Jordan Kremyr Goals: 2 (2/29/08 at BC) Assists: 2 (1/29/10 at BC) Points: 2 (three times, last at BC 1/29/10) #14 Ben Farrer Goals: 1 (1/26/08 vs. NU) Assists: 1 (eight times, last vs. UML 11/24/09) Points: 1 (nine times, last vs. UML 11/24/09) #15 Kyle MacKinnon Goals: 3 (2/19/10 vs. BU) Assists: 3 (10/23/09 at BGSU) Points: 4 (2/19/10 vs. BU) GAME HIGHS #16 John Cavanagh Goals: 2 (twice, last vs. MC 1/31/09) Assists: 2 (four times, last vs. UVM 2/9/08) Points: 2 (eight times, last vs. MC 1/31/09) #17 Matt Bergland Goals: 3 (10/23/09 at BGSU) Assists: 2 (five times, last vs. UML 11/24/09) Points: 4 (10/23/09 at BGSU) #18 Rob Maloney Goals: 1 (twice, last at BC 1/29/10) Assists: 1 (twice, last at UNH 2/12/10) Points: 1 (three times, last at UNH 2/12/10) #19 Chris Eppich Goals: 2 (10/23/09 at BGSU) Assists: 1 (10 times, last vs. UNH 12/11/09) Points: 2 (twice, last at Dartmouth 11/27/09) #20 Aaron Jamnick Goals: 2 (10/23/09 at BGSU) Assists: 2 (10/24/09 at BGSU) Points: 2 (twice, last at BGSU) #21 Chris Rooney Assists: 1 (four times, last at Maine 12/4/09) Points: 1 (four times, last at Maine 12/4/09) #22 Greg Collins Goals: 2 (3/2/07 vs. MC) Assists: 2 (2/24/07 vs. UNH) Points: 2 (three times, last at BC 2/1/08) #25 Matt Germain Goals: 2 (11/17/09 vs. Brown) Assists: 2 (four times, last vs. NU 11/21/09) Points: 2 (six times, last 11/21/09) #26 Ian O Connor Goals: 1 (18 times, last vs. UMass 1/30/10) Assists: 2 (12/1/07 at UVM) Points: 2 (five times, last at NU 1/24/09) #28 Rem Vanderbeek Assists: -- Points: -- #33 Andy Balysky Goals: 1 (four times, last vs. UML 2/27/10) Assists: 1 (10/25/08 at Holy Cross) Points: 1 (five times, last vs. UML 2/27/10) #44 Myles Harvey Assists: 1 (12/12/09 vs. Boston College) Points: 1 (12/12/09 vs. Boston College) #51 Willie Hess Assists: -- Points: -- #55 Daniel New Goals: 2 (11/21/09 vs. NU) Assists: 1 (13 times, last vs. BU 1/15/10) Points: 3 (11/21/09 vs. NU) #1 Russ Stein : -- Career shutouts: -- Goals Allowed: -- Assists: -- Points: -- GOALTENDERS #29 Justin Gates : 33 (twice, last at BGSU 10/24/09) Career shutouts: -- Goals Allowed: 5 (10/31/08 at UMass) Assists: -- Points: -- #30 Ryan Simpson : 22 (10/14/06 vs. SLU) Career shutouts: -- Goals Allowed: 6 (10/21/06 vs. ND) Assists: -- Points: -- #35 Alex Beaudry : 47 (10/31/09 at UMass) Career shutouts: -- Goals Allowed: 6 (1/24/09 at NU) Assists: -- Points: --

9 NUMERICAL AND ALPHABETICAL ROSTERS PRONUNCIATION GUIDE No. Name Pos. Sh. Yr. Ht./Wt. Hometown/Last Team Eric Baier = Buy - err 1 Russ Stein G R Fr. 6-1/180 Ridgefield, Conn./Boston Jr. Bruins (EJHL) Andy Balysky = Buh - liss - key 2 David Cavanagh D L Sr. 6-1/205 Warwick, R.I./Salisbury School (NEPSIHA) Alex Beaudry = Bo - dree 3 Paul Golden RW R Jr. 5-11/175 Milton, Mass./Thayer Academy (NEPSIHA) Chris Eppich = Epic 4 Mark Fayne (C) D R Sr. 6-3/220 Sagamore Beach, Mass./Noble and Greenough (NEPSIHA) Jordan Kremyr = Krem - err 5 David Brown D R So. 6-1/195 Centennial, Colo./Cloquet H.S. (MSHSL) Ben Farrer = Far - err 7 Eric Baier D R Jr. 6-2/210 North Kingstown, R.I./New Hampshire Jr. Monarchs (EJHL) Alex Velischek = Valish - shek 8 Tyler Landman C L Fr. 5-10/190 Roseau, Minn./Roseau H.S. (MSHSL) 9 Billy Simon LW L Fr. 6-0/175 Burnsville, Minn./Lakeville South H.S. (MSHSL) 10 Alex Velischek D L Fr. 6-0/200 Kinnelon, N.J./Delbarton School (NJSIAA) ROSTER BY STATE/PROVINCE 11 Tim Schaller C L Fr. 6-2/210 Merrimack, N.H./New England Huskies (EJHL) Alberta (1): Ben Farrer 12 Jordan Kremyr LW L Jr. 6-0/190 Cloverdale, B.C./Alberni Valley Bulldogs (BCHL) British Columbia (2): Chris Eppich, 14 Ben Farrer LW L Jr. 6-3/185 Calgary, Alberta/Calgary Canucks (AJHL) Jordan Kremyr 15 Kyle MacKinnon C R Jr. 6-0/190 Walnut, Calif./Langley Chiefs (BCHL) California (1): Kyle MacKinnon 16 John Cavanagh (C) C L Sr. 5-9/170 Warwick, R.I./Salisbury School (NEPSIHA) Connecticut (1): Russ Stein 17 Matt Bergland LW L So. 5-10/175 Faribault, Minn./Benilde St. Margaret s School (MSHSL) Colorado (1): David Brown 18 Robert Maloney C/RW R So. 5-11/180 Eagan, Minn./Eastview H.S. (MSHSL) Florida (1): Myles Harvey 19 Chris Eppich RW R Sr. 5-10/180 Surrey, B.C./Chilliwack Chiefs (BCHL) Massachusetts (5): Greg Collins, Mark Fayne, 20 Aaron Jamnick C R Fr. 6-0/180 Hibbing, Minn./Hibbing H.S. (MSHSL) Matt Germain, Paul Golden, Chris Rooney 21 Chris Rooney C R Fr. 5-9/170 Canton, Mass./Bridgewater Bandits (EJHL) Minnesota (6): Matt Bergland, Aaron Jamnick, 22 Greg Collins LW L Sr. 5-11/185 Hingham, Mass./Salisbury School (NEPSIHA) Willie Hess, Tyler Landman, Billy Simon, 25 Matt Germain LW L Jr. 5-11/195 Rockland, Mass./New Hampshire Jr. Monarchs (EJHL) Robert Maloney 26 Ian O'Connor LW L Jr. 6-0/200 Londonderry, N.H./New Hampshire Jr. Monarchs (EJHL) New Hampshire (3): Ian O'Connor, 28 Rem Vanderbeek RW R Fr. 6-2/185 Warren, N.J./New Jersey Rockets (AJHL) Ryan Simpson, Tim Schaller 29 Justin Gates G L So. 6-1/190 Cranston, R.I./New Hampshire Jr. Monarchs (EJHL) New Jersey (3): Andy Balysky, 30 Ryan Simpson G R Sr. 6-2/190 Bow, N.H./New Hampshire Jr. Monarchs (EJHL) Rem Vanderbeek, Alex Velischek 33 Andy Balysky LW L So. 5-10/185 Randolph, N.J./Taft School (NEPSIHA) New York (1): Daniel New 35 Alex Beaudry G R So. 5-10/170 Cumberland, Ontario/Gloucester Rangers (CJHL) Ontario (1): Alex Beaudry 44 Myles Harvey D L Fr. 6-5/215 Orlando, Fla./Bismarck Bobcats (NAHL) Rhode Island (4): Eric Baier, David Cavanagh, 51 Willie Hess RW R Fr. 5-10/175 Lino Lakes, Minn./Centennial H.S. (MSHSL) John Cavanagh, Justin Gates 55 Daniel New D L So. 6-1/195 White Plains, N.Y./Avon Old Farms School (NEPSIHA) No. Name Pos. Sh. Yr. Ht./Wt. Hometown/Last Team 7 Eric Baier D R Jr. 6-2/210 North Kingstown, R.I./New Hampshire Jr. Monarchs (EJHL) 33 Andy Balysky LW L So. 5-10/185 Randolph, N.J./Taft School (NEPSIHA) 35 Alex Beaudry G R So. 5-10/170 Cumberland, Ontario/Gloucester Rangers (CJHL) 17 Matt Bergland LW L So. 5-10/175 Faribault, Minn./Benilde St. Margaret s School (MSHSL) 5 David Brown D R So. 6-1/195 Centennial, Colo./Cloquet H.S. (MSHSL) 2 David Cavanagh D L Sr. 6-1/205 Warwick, R.I./Salisbury School (NEPSIHA) 16 John Cavanagh (C) C L Sr. 5-9/170 Warwick, R.I./Salisbury School (NEPSIHA) 22 Greg Collins LW L Sr. 5-11/185 Hingham, Mass./Salisbury School (NEPSIHA) 19 Chris Eppich RW R Sr. 5-10/180 Surrey, B.C./Chilliwack Chiefs (BCHL) 14 Ben Farrer LW L Jr. 6-3/185 Calgary, Alberta/Calgary Canucks (AJHL) 4 Mark Fayne (C) D R Sr. 6-3/220 Sagamore Beach, Mass./Noble and Greenough (NEPSIHA) 29 Justin Gates G L So. 6-1/190 Cranston, R.I./New Hampshire Jr. Monarchs (EJHL) 25 Matt Germain LW L Jr. 5-11/195 Rockland, Mass./New Hampshire Jr. Monarchs (EJHL) 3 Paul Golden RW R Jr. 5-11/175 Milton, Mass./Thayer Academy (NEPSIHA) 44 Myles Harvey D L Fr. 6-5/215 Orlando, Fla./Bismarck Bobcats (NAHL) 51 Willie Hess RW R Fr. 5-10/175 Lino Lakes, Minn./Centennial H.S. (MSHSL) 20 Aaron Jamnick C R Fr. 6-0/180 Hibbing, Minn./Hibbing H.S. (MSHSL) 12 Jordan Kremyr LW L Jr. 6-0/190 Cloverdale, B.C./Alberni Valley Bulldogs (BCHL) 8 Tyler Landman C L Fr. 5-10/190 Roseau, Minn./Roseau H.S. (MSHSL) 15 Kyle MacKinnon C R Jr. 6-0/190 Walnut, Calif./Langley Chiefs (BCHL) 18 Robert Maloney C/RW R So. 5-11/180 Eagan, Minn./Eastview H.S. (MSHSL) 55 Daniel New D L So. 6-1/195 White Plains, N.Y./Avon Old Farms School (NEPSIHA) 26 Ian O Connor LW L Jr. 6-0/200 Londonderry, N.H./New Hampshire Jr. Monarchs (EJHL) 21 Chris Rooney C R Fr. 5-9/170 Canton, Mass./Bridgewater Bandits (EJHL) 11 Tim Schaller C L Fr. 6-2/210 Merrimack, N.H./New England Huskies (EJHL) 9 Billy Simon LW L Fr. 6-0/175 Burnsville, Minn./Lakeville South H.S. (MSHSL) 30 Ryan Simpson G R Sr. 6-2/190 Bow, N.H./New Hampshire Jr. Monarchs (EJHL) 1 Russ Stein G R Fr. 6-1/180 Ridgefield, Conn./Boston Jr. Bruins (EJHL) 28 Rem Vanderbeek RW R Fr. 6-2/185 Warren, N.J./New Jersey Rockets (AJHL) 10 Alex Velischek D L Fr. 6-0/200 Kinnelon, N.J./Delbarton School (NJSIAA) (C) - Co-captain ROSTER BY CLASS Seniors (6): David Cavanagh, John Cavanagh, Greg Collins, Chris Eppich, Mark Fayne, Ryan Simpson Juniors (7): Eric Baier, Ben Farrer, Matt Germain, Paul Golden, Jordan Kremyr, Kyle MacKinnon, Ian O Connor Sophomores (7): Andy Balysky, Alex Beaudry, Matt Bergland, David Brown, Justin Gates, Robert Maloney, Daniel New Freshmen (10): Myles Harvey, Willie Hess, Aaron Jamnick, Tyler Landman, Chris Rooney,Tim Schaller, Billy Simon, Russ Stein, Rem Vanderbeek, Alex Velischek DRAFTED BY THE NHL Mark Fayne 2005 New Jersey Devils 5th Round - 155th Pick Alex Velischek 2009 Pittsburgh Penguins 5th Round - 123rd pick COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Tim Army (Providence College 85 Fifth Season) Assistant Coach: David Berard (Providence College 92) Assistant Coach: Stan Moore (Oswego State 78) Strength Coach: Kenneth White (Vermont 92); Athletic Trainer: Bernard Walls (Rhode Island 00)

10 THE LAST TIME Last PC overtime win: February 9, 2008 vs. Vermont (4-3) Last PC overtime loss: January 23, 2010 vs. Merrimack (2-1) Last overtime game: February 27, 2010 vs. UMass Lowell (T, 2-2) Last tie game: February 27, 2010 vs. UMass Lowell (2-2) Last time PC had no penalties: January 12, 2008 at UMass Lowell Last time opponent had no penalties: December 12, 2009 vs. Boston College Last time PC had 10 or more goals: October 12, 2002 vs. Iona (W, 11-0) Last time PC had 10 or more goals against: March 5, 1993 vs. Boston University (6-12) Last PC sellout: January 30, 2009 vs. Boston College (3,030) Last road sellout: February 12, 2010 at UNH (6,501) Largest home crowd: January 25, 1992 vs. Maine (5,781 at Providence Civic Center) Last PC shutout: December 4, 2007 vs. Brown (8-0, Tyler Sims - 18 saves) Last PC road shutout: December 1, 2007 at Maine (4-0, Tyler Sims - 20 saves) Last time PC was shutout: February 26, 2010 at UMass Lowell (4-0, Carter Hutton - 30 saves) Last scoreless tie: October 25, 2003 at Merrimack (Cacciola, PC - 26 saves; Guenther, MC - 24 saves) Last PC penalty shot: February 29, 2008, John Mori, vs. Boston College s John Muse - saved Last penalty shot against PC: February 21, 2009, Jeff Velleca, Merrimack, vs. Alex Beaudry - saved March 15, 2008, Nathan Gerbe, Boston College, vs. Ryan Simpson - scored Last PC hat trick: February 19, 2010 vs. Boston University (Kyle MacKinnon) Last hat trick vs. PC: March 6, 2009 (Brandon Yip - Boston University) Last PC short-handed goal: October 25, 2008 at Holy Cross (Austin Mayer) Last short-handed goal against: December 11, 2009 vs. UNH (Phil DeSimone) Last four-goal game by PC: November 3, 2002, Devin Rask vs. Princeton Last four-goal game by an opponent: February 12, 2010 (Bobby Butler, UNH) Last PC Goalie to make 40+ saves: January 12, Alex Beaudry (at Boston College, 4-1 loss - 41 saves) Last PC Goalie to make 50+ saves: March 10, Tyler Sims (at UNH, 2-1, loss - 59 saves) Last opposing goalies to make 40+ saves: November 27, Jody O Neill (Dartmouth, 45 saves, at Dartmouth 4, PC 2) Last opposing goalies to make 50+ saves: February 15, Kevin Regan (New Hampshire, 52 saves, PC 1, New Hampshire 1) HIGHS & LOWS Most points in a game at Bowling Green State (10/23/09) Most goals in a game... 8 at Bowling Green State (10/23/09) Most assists in a game at Bowling Green State (10/23/09) Most shots in a game...47 at Dartmouth (11/27/09) Most saves in a game...47 at Massachusetts (10/31/09) Most penalties in a game...10 vs. UMass (1/30/10) Most penalty minutes in a game...28 vs. UMass (1/30/10) Most power-play chances...11 vs. Boston University (2/19/10) Most power-play goals...3 (vs. Boston University - 2/19/10) Fewest points in a game...0 (three times, last at UMass Lowell - 2/26/10) Fewest goals in a game...0 (three times, last at UMass Lowell - 2/26/10) Fewest assists in a game...0 (three times, last at UMass Lowell - 2/26/10) Fewest shots in a game...16 (at Boston College (1/12/10) Fewest penalties in a game...2 (four times, last at UMass Lowell - 2/26/10) Fewest penalty minutes in a game...4 (four times, last at UMass Lowell - 2/26/10) Most points against in a game UMass (10/30/09); 14 - Boston College (1/29/10) Most goals against in a game...5 (four times, last at UNH - 2/12/10) Most assists against in a game UMass (10/30/09); 9 - Boston College (1/29/10) Most shots against in a game UMass Lowell (2/26/10) Most opponent penalties Boston University (2/19/10) Most opponent penalty minutes Boston University (2/19/10) Most opponent power-play chances Boston University (1/15/10); 8 - UMass (1/30/10) Most opponent power-play goals UMass (10/30/09) Fewest points against Bowling Green State (10/24/09); 2 - Vermont (2/6/10) Fewest goals against...1 (five times, last vs. Vermont - 2/6/10) Fewest assists against Bowling Green State (10/24/09); 1 - Vermont (2/6/10) Fewest shots against Bowling Green State (10/24/09) Fewest opponent penalties in a game Boston College (12/12/09) Fewest opponent penalty minutes in a game Boston College (12/12/09)

11 RESULTS OVERALL: HOCKEY EAST: HOME: AWAY: DATE OPPONENT RESULT SCORE GOALIE/SAVES GOAL SCORERS 10/10/09 HOLY CROSS W 2-1 Beaudry/33 MacKinnon 1, NEW 1 10/15/09 at No. 7/7 Notre Dame W 3-2 Beaudry/31 Fayne 1, Bergland 1, JAMNICK 1 10/16/09 at No. 7/7 Notre Dame L 0-2 Beaudry/ /23/09 at Bowling Green State W 8-2 Beaudry/16 O Connor 1, BERGLAND 2, 3, 4, Eppich 1, 2, Jamnick 1, 2 10/24/09 at Bowling Green State W 3-1 Gates/33 Germain 1, BAIER 1, O Connor 2 10/30/09 No. 17 MASSACHUSETTS * L 3-5 Beaudry/31 Kremyr 1, Collins 1, Fayne 2 10/31/09 at No. 17 Massachusetts * W 2-1 Beaudry/47 MacKinnon 2, BERGLAND 5 11/8/09 at No. 15/15 Vermont * L 0-3 Beaudry/ /17/09 BROWN ^ W 4-3 Beaudry/24 Bergland 6, GERMAIN 2, 3, O Connor 3 11/20/09 at Northeastern * L 1-4 Gates/30 Schaller 1 11/21/09 NORTHEASTERN * T 3-3 (OT) Beaudry/32 NEW 2, 3, Bergland 7 11/24/09 UMASS LOWELL * W 4-2 Beaudry/30 MacKinnon 3, Jamnick 4, VELISCHEK 1 Fayne 3 11/27/09 at Dartmouth L 2-4 Gates/29 MacKinnon 4, Eppich 3 12/4/09 at Maine * L 1-3 Beaudry/27 Schaller 2 12/5/09 at Maine * L 1-3 Beaudry/33 Baier 2 12/11/09 No. 19 NEW HAMPSHIRE * L 3-4 Beaudry/24 MacKinnon 5, 6, Kremyr 2 12/12/09 No. 10/10 BOSTON COLLEGE * L 1-3 Beaudry/24 MacKinnon 7 1/12/10 at No. 12 Boston College * L 1-4 Beaudry/41 Bergland 8 1/15/10 BOSTON UNIVERSITY * W 3-1 Beaudry/28 Fayne 4, COLLINS 2, New 4 1/16/10 MAINE * W 3-2 Beaudry/37 Bergland 9, Jamnick 5, MacKINNON 8 1/19/10 Northeastern * L 1-3 Beaudry/27 O Connor 4 1/22/10 No. 16 UNH * L 2-3 (OT) Beaudry/39 O Connor 5, Cavanagh, J. 1 1/23/10 at Merrimack * L 1-2 (OT) Beaudry/39 O Connor 6 1/29/10 at No. 15/14 Boston College * L 2-5 Beaudry/9 Cavanagh, D. 1, Maloney 1 Gates/22 1/30/10 No. 14/15 MASSACHUSETTS * L 1-4 Beaudry/39 O Connor 7 2/5/10 No. 17 VERMONT * L 1-5 Beaudry/11 MacKinnon 9 Gates/18 2/6/10 No. 17 VERMONT * T 1-1 (OT) Beaudry/28 CAVANAGH, J. 2 2/12/10 at No. 15/15 UNH * L 2-5 Beaudry/28 Balysky 1, Cavanagh, J. 3 2/19/10 No. 19 BOSTON UNIVERSITY * W 5-4 Beaudry/28 MacKinnon, 10, 11, 12, Bergland 10 JAMNICK 6 2/20/10 at No. 19 Boston University * L 1-2 Beaudry/39 Fayne 5 2/26/10 at UMass Lowell * L 0-4 Beaudry/34, Gates/11 -- Simpson/2 2/27/10 UMASS LOWELL * T 2-2 (OT) Beaudry/31 Bergland 11, Balysky 2 * Hockey East Game ^ Mayor s Cup HOME GAMES IN BOLD CAPS/CAPS DENOTE GAME-WINNING GOAL OR TYING GOAL