CONNECTICUT HUSKIES UConn Men s Hockey Game Notes

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1 CONNECTICUT HUSKIES UConn Men s Hockey Game Notes Connecticut Huskies (3-4-1, AHA) vs. AIC Yellow Jackets (3-3-0, AHA) Game 9 November 23, :05 p.m. Olympia Ice Center West Springfield, Mass. Audio - WHUS 91.7 FM Video - AmericaOneSports.com Live Stats - AICYellowJackets.com Schedule (3-4-1, Atlantic Hockey) October 18th at #18 Minnesota State L, th at #18 Minnesota State L, th UNION T, 2-2 November 1st ARMY* W, 4-2 2nd SACRED HEART W, th HOLY CROSS* W, th BENTLEY* L, th at Boston University L, rd at AIC* 7:05 pm 29th at Canisius* 4:05 pm 30th at Canisius* 4:05 pm December 6th NIAGARA* 7:05 pm 7th NIAGARA* 4:05 pm 29th SACRED HEART*# 7:05 pm 30th UMASS/QUINNIPIAC# TBA January 3rd RIT* 7:05 pm 4th RIT* 4:05 pm 9th ROBERT MORRIS* 7:05 pm 10th ROBERT MORRIS* 7:05 pm 17th at Mercyhurst* 7:05 pm 18th at Mercyhurst* 7:05 pm 24th at AIC* 7:05 pm 25th AIC* 7:05 pm 31st at Air Force* 9:05 pm February 1st at Air Force* 9:05 pm 7th BENTLEY* 7:05 pm 8th at Bentley* 7:05 pm 11th at Providence 7:05 pm 14th HOLY CROSS* 7:05 pm 15th at Holy Cross* 7:05 pm 21st ARMY* 7:05 pm 22nd at Army* 7:05 pm 28th at Sacred Heart* 7:05 pm March 1st at Sacred Heart* 4:05 pm 7th-9th Atlantic Hockey First Round TBA 14th-16th Atlantic Hockey Quarterfinals TBA 21st Atlantic Hockey Semifinals TBA 22nd Atlantic Hockey Championship TBA All Home games in BOLD and played at the Mark Edward Freitas Ice Forum * - Atlantic Hockey Association game # - UConn Hockey Classic at the XL Center, Hartford, Conn. The Set-Up... The Connecticut Huskies return to Atlantic Hockey action taking on American International Saturday night on the road. The Huskies have lost two-straight, coming off a 4-1 loss at Boston University last Sunday in a preview of a future Hockey East match-up. UConn was shutout 3-0 at home by Bentley in their last AHA game last Friday night. The AIC Yellow Jackets are unbeaten in AHA play, posting wins over Sacred Heart, Bentley and Holy Cross. AIC opens a four-game homestand at the Olympia Ice Center Saturday night with Army and Mercyhurst paying a visit next week. UConn vs. AIC All-Time Series UConn leads the all-time series, The Huskies won the season series last year, UConn won both meetings at home, 7-2 in the UConn Hockey Classic and 3-1 and skated to a 1-1 tie in West Springfield. The all-time series dates back to , UConn s first season of play. The Huskies have not lost to AIC since the season, a span of 15 games. On Tap The Huskies will spend the Thanksgiving holiday weekend in Buffalo, N.Y. for a two-game AHA series against the Canisius Golden Griffs. UConn will then be home for a series with Niagara before the break. Quick Hits... The Huskies played their first of potentially three games against future Hockey East competition last Sunday at Boston University. UConn will also travel to Providence in February and could face UMass if both teams advance to the championship game of the UConn Hockey Classic. UConn is in their last 15 meetings with AIC but have skated to three ties in the last six match-ups, each in West Springfield. The Huskies rank first in the AHA in scoring defense (3.00 pg). Sr. Matt Grogan is 4th in the AHA in save percentage (.917). UConn is the least penalized team in the AHA and the nation (5.2 min pg). AIC comes in as the second least penalized team in the league and country (9.0 min pg). The Huskies haven t scored a power play goal since a 4-2 win over Sacred Heart and are 0-for-9 since a Billy Latta pp goal in the third period vs. the Pioneers. Latta ranks 4th in the AHA with three power play goals on the year. Senior captain Brant Harris made his season debut last weekend and scored his first goal of the season in the BU loss. Harris missed the first six games with a knee injury. He scored 31 points (15g/16a) last season. UConn vs. AIC - Tale of the Tape Husky Leaders Scoring Points Billy Latta/Jordan Sims 6 Goals Billy Latta 4 Assists Jordan Sims 4 PPG Billy Latta 3 GWG Latta, Gerling, Pauly 1 PIM Ryan Segalla 8 +/- Gerling, Kirtland,Oskroba +3 Goaltending GP Matt Grogan 7 GAA Matt Grogan 2.99 SV% Matt Grogan.917 Wins M. Grogan 2 SO -- On Ice Match-Up UC AIC Goals/Gm Goals Allowed/Gm Shots/Gm Shots Allowed/Gm PPG-Opp Power Play % Penalty Kills-Opp Penalty Kill % Shorthanded Goals 0 1 Penalties PIM/Gm Faceoffs (W-L) Faceoff % Blkd Shots/Game UCONNHUSKIES.COM Yellow Jacket Leaders Scoring Points MacMillan/Norris 8 Goals MacMillan/Peake 3 Assists David Norris 7 PPG MacMillan/5 other 1 GWG Alexander MacMillan 2 PIM Williams/Racobaldo 8 +/- Alexander MacMillan +2 Goaltending GP Ty Reichenbach 3 GAA Hunter Leisner 2.00 SV% Hunter Leisner.935 Wins Ty Reichenbach 2 SO Hunter Leisner 1

2 Men s Hockey Game Notes - Game 9 at American International 2 University of Connecticut Location... Storrs, Conn. Founded Undergraduate Enrollment... 17,345 Enrollment... 30,034 Colors... National Flag Blue (Navy) & White Nickname...Huskies, UConn Conference...Atlantic Hockey Association Affiliation... NCAA Division I President... Susan Herbst Athletic Director...Warde Manuel Facility...Mark Edward Freitas Ice Forum Capacity... 2,000 Size...200x85 (NHL) UConn Men s Hockey Head Coach...Mike Cavanaugh Alma Mater... Bowdoin, 1990 Record at UConn , First Season Overall Record...Same Assistant Coaches...Joe Pereira (Boston University 11)...Mike Souza (New Hampshire 00)...Tyler Bilton (Saint Michael s 09) Director of Hockey Operations... Morgan Hall Equipment Manager...Chris Iacampo Athletic Trainer...Edward Blair Office Phone... (860) Overall Record AHA Record / 4th Letterwinners Returning/Lost... 22/9 Newcomers Captains... Brant Harris (C), Billy Latta (C)... Trevor Gerling (A), Jordan Sims (A) Athletic Communications Assistant Director / MIH Contact...Bill Peterson Men s Hockey Contact Phone......Office: (860) Cell: (860) william.peterson@uconn.edu Assoc. AD/Communications... Mike Enright Asst. Dir. of Communications... Patrick McKenna Asst. Dir. of Communications... Phil Chardis Athletic Comm. Assistant...Bobby Mullen Athletic Comm. Assistant...Scott Waggoner Athletic Comm. Assistant...Tara Connolly Athletic Comm. Secretary... Luanne Dunstan Athletic Communications... (860) Athletics Website... UConnHuskies.com Men s Hockey Men s Hockey Facebook:...Facebook.com/UConnMHoc Radio...WHUS 91.7 FM Video Stream...AmericaOneSports.com HOCKEY Last Time Out University of Connecticut senior captain Brant Harris scored his first goal of the season but the Huskies came up short in their first-ever meeting with Boston University, falling 4-1 to the Terriers at Agganis Arena on Sunday. The Huskies got 37 saves from senior goaltender Matt Grogan in the loss as the Terriers held a advantage on shots on the night. UConn s Grogan helped the Huskies weather a first period onslaught by BU, turning away all 17 shots he faced to keep the game scoreless at the first intermission. The Terriers took control of the game in the second period, putting three goals on the board and scoring on their only power play opportunity of the night. Their three second period goals have the Terriers outscoring their opponents 17-7 in the second stanza this season. The Huskies refused to go quietly in the third period, skating hard and outshooting BU In just his second game back from injury, Harris scored his first goal of the season. Defenseman Kyle Huson got the puck to Harris on the left wing, who then buried a wrist shot from the left circle in the top shelf, short side. UConn had two power play opportunities to cut further into the BU lead but the Terriers killed off both, including a two-man Husky advantage in the closing minutes. UConn - AIC...Series History Series Record: UConn, At AIC: At Freitas Ice Forum: First Meeting: UConn 8 - AIC Last Meeting: UConn 1 - AIC 1 Last 10 Meetings: UConn, /26/13 UConn 1 - AIC 1 W. Springfield, Mass. 1/25/13 UConn 3 - AIC 1 Storrs, Conn. 12/29/12 UConn 7 - AIC 2 # Storrs, Conn. 2/25/12 UConn 5 - AIC 3 Storrs, Conn. 2/24/12 UConn 3 - AIC 3 W. Springfield, Mass. 11/12/11 UConn 2 - AIC 2 W. Springfield, Mass. 2/26/11 UConn 4 - AIC 3 W. Springfield, Mass. 2/25/11 UConn 2 - AIC 1 Storrs, Conn. 11/20/10 UConn 5 - AIC 4 Storrs, Conn. 11/7/09 UConn 4 - AIC 1 Storrs, Conn. Scouting the Yellow Jackets The American International Yellow Jackets sit tied for third in the Atlantic Hockey standings with 6 points and a record. AIC has won two-straight coming in off wins over Holy Cross, 1-0, and Bentley, 8-7. The Yellow Jackets lead the AHA in scoring averaging 3.5 goals per game but rank 11th defensively allowing 4.5 goals per night. AIC owns the top power play unit in the league and rank fifth nationally converting 26.1% (6-23). Junior Alex MacMillan has three goals, including a pair of gamewinners. Freshman David Norris has eight points (1g/7a) on the season, ranking second among AHA rookies. As a team, the Yellow Jackets are leading the country averaging blocked shots per game. Last Meeting with AIC... The Huskies got a goal from Cody Sharib midway through the third period to come away with a 1-1 tie at AIC on January 26, 2013 to take the season series with the Yellow Jackets, UConn goaltender Matt Grogan finished with 32 saves, including 15 in the second period. The Huskies finished 1-6 with the man advantage. AIC scored the game s opening goal at 8:29 of the first period off the stick of Steve Mele. Connecticut dominated the third period, doubling up the Yellow Jackets in shots, The constant pressure paid off at 11:35 when Sharib beat Ben Meisner in front with Jacob Poe assisting on the play. Connecticut outshot AIC in overtime, 2-1. Top-Defense in the AHA... The Huskies are allowing a league-low 3.00 goals per game this season. That number puts them tied for 35th in the national rankings. The Huskies have allowed two goals or less in four of eight games this year. Staying Out of the Box... UConn has been the least penalized team in the country through their first eight games this season. The Huskies are averaging just 5.2 penalty minutes per game. UConn has allowed six power play goals in 20 opportunities this season (.700) with opponents converting their last three power plays in goals (BU 1-1/Bentley 2-2). Extra Skater Struggles... The Huskies have struggled over their last three games on the power play. UConn has not scored on their last nine power play opportunities, dating back to the 4-2 win over Sacred Heart. The Huskies finished 4-of-8 on the power play in wins over Army and SHU but are have not scored with the extra man in the last three (HC 0-1/Bentley 0-4/BU 0-3). On the season, UConn is 5-of-23 on the power play (.217), third in the AHA and 13th nationally. Captain Harris is Back... Senior captain Brant Harris made his return to the line-up after missing the first six games of with a knee injury. Harris returned to his spot at right wing on the Huskies top line, joining senior center Jordan Sims and senior left winger Billy Latta. Junior Cody Sharib had been playing on the top line in Harris absence. Harris was the Huskies top-returning scorer heading into this season after posting 31 points last year. Harris led the team with 15 goals last season, ranking 10th among AHA scorers. Grogan Settles In... Senior Matt Grogan ranks fourth in the league with a.917 save percentage and sixth with a 2.99 goals against average. Grogan owns a pair of

3 Men s Hockey Game Notes - Game 9 at American International 3 UConn s Record in When Playing at Home Playing on the Road Playing at a Neutral Site Last 5 Games vs. Atlantic Hockey Opponents vs. Hockey East vs. ECAC vs. WCHA Play a Top-20 opponent Play a Top-10 opponent Play a Top-5 opponent Scores first Opponent scores first Scoring a power play goal Not scoring a power play goal Allowing a power play goal Not allowing a power play goal Scoring a short-handed goal Allowing a short-handed goal Lead after the first Trail after the first Tied after the first Lead after the second Trail after the second Tied after the second Scoring first goal of third period In overtime Outshoots Opponent Outshot by Opponent Shots are Even More penalties than opponent Fewer penalties than opponent Same amount of penalties In one-goal Games In two-goal Games In three-goal or More Games Scored four or more goals Score three goals Scored two goals Score one goal Allow one goal Allow two goals Allow three goals Allow four or more goals vs. CONFERENCE TEAMS vs. AIC vs. Air Force vs. Army vs. Bentley vs. Canisius vs. Holy Cross vs. Mercyhurst vs. Niagara vs. RIT vs. Robert Morris vs. Sacred Heart In October In November In December In January In February In March Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Afternoon Games (5 pm or earlier) Games Following a Win Games Following a Loss Games Following a Tie save games this season and turned away 37 shots in Sunday s 4-1 loss at Boston University. Grogan made 17 saves in the first period at BU, his second highest period total this season. Grogan made 19 stops in the second period of the 2-2 tie with Union. In win over Holy Cross, Grogan kept a 4-3 Husky lead safe late in the third period, turning away a Holy Cross penalty shot with 3:11 left. Last season, Grogan took over the starting goaltending duties midway through the season and finished the season with a record, a 1.93 goals against average and a.937 save percentage, earning All-AHA Third Team honors. Game-Winner for Pauly... Sophomore forward Shawn Pauly recorded his first career game-winning goal to deliver the Huskies a 4-3 comeback win over Holy Cross on Tuesday night. Pauly buried the game-winning goal at 15:31 of the third period. Pauly has a pair of goals and assists on the year. Career Night for Gerling... The Huskies got four points from junior forward Trevor Gerling who had a hand in every Connecticut goal in the win over Army. Gerling set up sophomore Shawn Pauly for his first goal of the season, then scored a pair, and finished out the night assisting on senior Billy Latta s power play goal in the third period. Nichols Makes Debut in Net... Freshman goaltender Robby Nichols earned his first collegiate start on Nov. 2nd against Sacred Heart and delivered in his debut. Nichols came up with 30 saves and earned a 4-2 win over the Pioneers in getting his first nod in net for the Huskies. Grogan Stops 47 in Tie with Union... Goaltender Matt Grogan turned a way a season-high 47 shots to help lead the Huskies to a 2-2- tie with Union. Down 2-0 after the first period, Grogan shut out the Dutchmen over the last two periods and overtime, making 33 of his 47 saves during that stretch. For Grogan, it was his fourth career game with 40 or more saves. Grogan 40 Save Nights: 48 at Quinnipiac, Jan. 22, 2013 (L, 2-1) 47 vs. Union, Oct. 25, 2013 (T, 2-2) 42 at Minnesota State, Oct. 19, 2013 (L, 6-1) 42 at Holy Cross, Feb. 16, 2013 (W, 4-1) Rookie Scoring... Four of the Husky rookies have recorded their first collegiate points. Freshmen defenseman Ryan Segalla picked-up a pair of assists in the win over Army. Fellow defenseman Joona Kunnas saw his first game action against Sacred Heart and recorded an assist in the win and notched the first goal by a freshman this season in the win over Holy Cross. Forwards Brett Skibba (1a at Minn. State) and Brent Norris (1a vs. Union/1a vs. SHU) have also found the scoring sheet. Closing in on 100 Point Club... The Huskies have three players approaching the 100-point plateau for their careers. Seniors Brant Harris, Billy Latta and Jordan Sims can all become members of the Husky 100-Point Club in Harris has 87 points (42g/45a) in 112 career games, Sims has 85 points (31g/54a) in 117 career games and Latta has 78 points (32g/46a) in 114 career games. There have been 26 players in UConn s history to score 100 career points, five have accomplished the feat since the Huskies joined the ranks of Division I ( ). Division I 100-pt Scorers: Cole Koidahl ( 03-07) - 107p-41g-66a Sean Ambroise ( 09-13) - 105p-34g-71a Matt Scherer ( 03-07) - 105p-62g-43a Michael Goldkins ( 98-01) - 100p-31g-69a Tim Olsen ( 02-05) - 100p-42g-58a First Win for Coach Cav... UConn picked up its first victory of the season as well as the first in the career of first year head coach Mike Cavanaugh. The Huskies opened the Atlantic Hockey schedule hosting Army on November 1st and came away with a 4-2 win over the Black Knights. Coach Cavanaugh got win number two the next night, 4-2, over Sacred Heart. Cavanaugh is in his first season as a head coach and is the fourth head coach in program history. He spent the previous 18 seasons at Boston College UConn Hockey Classic... The 21st Annual UConn Hockey Classic on will be played for at the XL Center in downtown Hartford for the first time in the history of the event. The Huskies will host UMass, Sacred Heart and Quinnipiac at this year s event on December 29th & 30th. The tournament has been in existence since the season and this will be just the second time in its history that it is not played in Storrs as the 1997 event was played in Norwich, Conn. Husky NHL Draft Pick... Freshman defenseman Ryan Segalla (Boston, Mass.) became the first player in program history to be selected in the NHL Entry Draft. Segalla was selected in the fourth round (119th overall) of the 2013 NHL Draft by the Pittsburgh Penguins. He played three years with Salisbury Prep, where he scored 19 goals and tallied 24 assists in 82 games.

4 Men s Hockey Game Notes - Game 9 at American International 4 All Access Presents CENTER ICE UConnHuskies.com is proud to introduce Center Ice an online video show that will give Husky Hockey Fans an inside look at the UConn Men s Hockey program. Emily Noonan, Assistant Director of Video Services will serve as the host while UConn head coach Mike Cavanaugh will be featured on the weekly show. In addition, each show will feature highlights, previews of upcoming match-ups and an interview with one of the Huskies. Every Episode is available at UConnHuskies.com and at YouTube.com/UConnHuskies Ep. 1 - Oct. 18, 2013, Featuring Senior Captain Brant Harris Ep. 2 - Oct. 30, 2013, Featuring Sophomore Tyler Bouchard Ep. 3 - Nov. 11, 2013, Featurin Senior Captain Billy Latta UConn Men s Hockey to Hockey East The University of Connecticut has accepted an invitation to join the Hockey East Association starting with the season. The Huskies are already a member of the league in women s ice hockey. Connecticut s membership in the men s league will put the conference at 12 teams for the season, including: Boston College, Boston University, Maine, Merrimack, UMass-Lowell, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Northeastern, Notre Dame, Providence and Vermont. The Hockey East Association was founded in 1984 and league teams have won eight NCAA championships in the past 20 years. Hockey East teams have made 37 appearances in the Frozen Four and 21 appearances in national championship games in the 28-year history of the league. Since 1999, Hockey East has won six NCAA Championships and has placed 20 teams in the Frozen Four, along with 53 teams in the NCAA Tournament. Thirty-two Hockey East alums have won the Stanley Cup with their respective NHL teams. Last Time it Happened Swept a Home Series: Nov. 1-2, 2013 vs. Army (4-2); vs. Sacred Heart (4-2) Was Swept in a Home Series: Nov. 30 Dec. 1, 2012 vs. Canisius (3-0, 3-1) Swept a Road Series: Feb , 2013 at Army (4-3, 6-3) Was Swept in a Road Series: Oct , 2013 at Minnesota State (2-1, 6-1) Won Trailing After Two Periods: Nov. 24, 2012 vs. Air Force (Trail 2-1/W, 3-2 ot) Opponent Won Trailing After Two Periods: Jan. 31, 2012 at Princeton (Led 3-2/L, 4-3) Posted a Shutout: Mar. 2, 2013 at Sacred Heart (4-0) Posted a Shutout at Home: Feb. 11, 2013 vs. Bentley (9-0) Posted a Shutout on the Road: Mar. 2, 2013 at Sacred Heart (4-0) Posted Shutouts in Back-to-Back Games: Never Was Shutout: Nov. 15, 2013 vs. Bentley (3-0) Was Shutout at Home: Nov. 15, 2013 vs. Bentley (3-0) Was Shutout on the Road: Nov. 3, 2012 at Niagara (5-0) Was Shutout in Back-to-Back Games: Nov. 2-3, 2012 at Niagara (3-0, 5-0) Won in Overtime: Nov. 24, 2012 vs. Air Force (3-2) Won in Overtime at Home: Nov. 24, 2013 vs. Air Force (3-2) Won in Overtime on the Road: Mar. 8, 2008 at Sacred Heart, AHA QF Game 2 (3-2) Won in Overtime at a Neutral Site: Oct. 18, 2011 vs. UMass Lowell in Nashua, NH (3-2) Lost a Game in Overtime: Feb. 17, 2012 vs. Bentley (2-1) Lost a Game in Overtime at Home: Feb. 17, 2012 vs. Bentley (2-1) Lost a Game in Overtime on the Road: Feb. 11, 2012 at Sacred Heart (2-1) Scored 10 or More Goals: Mar. 4, 2001 vs. Bentley (W, 11-1) Allowed 10 or More Goals: Oct. 11, 2002 at Northeastern (L, 10-1) Scored 9 Goals: Feb. 11, 2013 vs. Bentley (W, 9-0) Allowed 9 Goals: Jan. 8, 2011 vs. Mercyhurst (L, 9-4) Scored 8 Goals: Nov. 16, 2011 vs. Sacred Heart (W, 8-3) Allowed 8 Goals: Jan. 25, 2010 at Princeton (L, 8-1) Scored 7 Goals: Dec. 29, 2012 vs. AIC (W, 7-2) Allowed 7 Goals: Feb. 2, 2013 at RIT (L, 7-1) Had a Player Record a Hat Trick: Feb. 25, 2012, Brad Cooper vs. Bentley (W, 5-3) Opposing Player Recorded a Hat Trick: Feb. 12, 2012, Betnley, Brett Gensler (L, 6-1) Player Scores Four or More Goals in a Game: 5, Brian Sutherland vs. Quinnipiac (W, 19-2) Had 50 or More Shots On Goal: Jan. 10, 2012, vs. Sacred Heart, 50 (T, 5-5) Opponent Had 50 or More Shots On Goal: Jan.22, 2013, at Quinnipiac, 50 (L, 2-1) Awarded a Penalty Shot: Dec. 29, 2008, Pat McAuley vs. Air Force (converted) Opponent Awarded a Penalty Shot: Nov. 12, 2013, Tim Driscoll, Holy Cross (stopped) Scored a Shorthanded Goal: Jan. 12, 2013 at Robert Morris/Jordan Sims Allowed a Shorthanded Goal: Mar. 22, 2013 vs. Mercyhurst (AHA Semifinal) Scored 3 PP Goals in a Game: Nov. 2, 2013 vs. Sacred Heart (W, 4-2) Scored 4 or More PP Goals in a Game: 4, Nov. 16, 2011 vs. Sacred Heart (W, 8-3) Committed Zero Penalties in a Game: Feb. 15, 2013 vs. Holy Cross (L, 4-1) Last Goal Scored Player Opp GP Since Brant Harris at Boston University (11/17/13) 0 Joona Kunnas vs. Holy Cross (11/12/13) 2 Joey Ferriss vs. Holy Cross (11/12/13) 2 Cody Sharib vs. Holy Cross (11/12/13) 2 Shawn Pauly vs. Holy Cross (11/12/13) 2 Billy Latta vs. Sacred Heart (11/2/13) 3 Jacob Poe vs. Sacred Heart (11/2/13) 3 Patrick Kirtland vs. Sacred Heart (11/2/13) 3 Trevor Gerling vs. Army (11/1/13) 4 Tyler Bouchard vs. Union (10/25/13) 5 Jordan Sims at Minnesota State (10/19/13) 6 Brad Smith at Army (2/23/13) 13 Kyle Huson vs. Bentley (2/11/13) 17 Tyler Cooke at RIT (2/1/13) 20 Ryan Tyson vs. Canisius (3/3/12) 48 Career Scoring Totals Player (games) G-A-Pts. Brant Harris (113) Jordan Sims (118) Billy Latta (115) Cody Sharib (83) Trevor Gerling (60) Jacob Poe (83) Shawn Pauly (45) Tyler Bouchard (35) Tyler Cooke (45) Patrick Kirtland (37) Brad Smith (49) Ryan Tyson (60) Joey Ferriss (25) Kyle Huson (45) Joe Birmingham (13) Kevin Tuohy (43) Joona Kunnas (4) Brent Norris (6) Ryan Segalla (8) Brett Skibba (3) Chris Bond (13) Sean Gaffney (7) Ben Oskroba (5) 0-0-0

5 Men s Hockey Game Notes - Game 9 at American International Atlantic Hockey Standings (through Nov. 18th) Conference Overall Pts Record Record Last 10 Streak Air Force Won 2 Niagara Lost 1 American Int l Won 2 Bentley Won 2 Mercyhurst Won 1 Canisius Won 1 Connecticut Lost 2 Holy Cross Lost 3 Robert Morris Lost 2 RIT Lost 1 Sacred Heart Lost 7 Army Lost 2 Huskies in AHA Rankings Scoring Points Billy Latta 6 31st-t Jordan Sims 6 31st-t Trevor Gerling 4 44th-t Goals: Billy Latta 4 10th-t Jordan Sims 2 33rd-t Trevor Gerling 2 33rd-t Shawn Pauly 2 33rd-t Assists: Jordan Sims 4 26th-t Tyler Cooke 3 40th-t Trevor Gerling 3 40th-t PP-Points: Billy Latta 4 (3-1) 7th-t Jordan Sims 3 (1-2) 17th-t Jacob Poe 2 (1-1) 41st-t PP-Goals Billy Latta 3 4th-t Defensemen Scoring Jacob Poe 3 (1-2) 21st-t Tyler Cooke 3 (0-3) 21st-t Joona Kunnas 2 (1-1) 32nd-t Freshman Scoring Brent Norris 2 (0-2) 25th-t Ryan Segalla 2 (0-2) 25th-t Goaltending GAA Matt Grogan th SV% Matt Grogan.917 4th Win% Matt Grogan th UConn in AHA Rankings Scoring Offense th Scoring Defense st Penalties-PIM th Power Play.217 (5-23) 3rd Penalty Kill.700(14-20) 11th Comb. Sp. Tms..442 (19/43) 9th Preseason Coaches Poll Results: 1. Niagara (3) Mercyhurst (4) 98 Air Force (2) Canisius (3) RIT Connecticut Robert Morris Holy Cross Bentley Army American International Sacred Heart 16 This Week in Atlantic Hockey Friday, November 22nd Holy Cross at Robert Morris 7:00 pm Saturday, November 23rd Holy Cross at Robert Morris 3:35 pm St. Lawrence at RIT 7:00 pm Rensselear at Mercyhurst 7:05 pm Rensselear at Mercyhurst 7:05 pm St. Lawrence at RIT 7:05 pm Niagara at Michigan 7:05 pm UConn at AIC 7:05 pm Sacred Heart at Army 7:05 pm Army at Sacred Heart 7:05 pm Denver at Air Force 9:05 pm Air Force at Denver 9:07 pm Men s Hockey Polls USCHO.com Men s Poll (November 18, 2013) Team Record Last Poll 1. Minnesota (47) 1 2. St. Cloud State (1) 3 3. Providence Quinnipiac (2) 6 5. Michigan Notre Dame Boston College Miami Yale Ferris State Clarkson Wisconsin Massachusetts-Lowell Rensselaer North Dakota Lake Superior Union NR 18. Cornell Minnesota-Duluth New Hampshire NR Others receiving votes: Ohio State 63, St. Lawrence 53, Nebraska-Omaha 26, Air Force 22, Northeastern 21, Denver 11, Alaska 10, Bowling Green 9, Boston University 4, Colgate 4, Alaska-Anchorage 2, Minnesota State 1. USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine Men s College Hockey Poll (November 18, 2013) Team Record Last Poll 1. Minnesota (26) Michigan (5) Notre Dame (1) St. Cloud State Quinnipiac (1) Providence (1) Boston College Miami (OH) Yale Rensselaer Clarkson Wisconsin UMass-Lowell North Dakota Ferris State RV Others receiving votes: Lake Superior State University 37, St. Lawrence University 22, Northeastern University 11, Boston University 10, Cornell University 6, Bowling Green State University 4, University of New Hampshire 3, Union College 3, University of Nebraska-Omaha 1

6 Head Coach Mike Cavanaugh First Season - Record at UConn: Career: Same Mike Cavanaugh, who served on the Boston College coaching staff for the past 18 seasons and helped lead the Eagles to four national championships, has been named the head men s ice hockey coach at the University of Connecticut. Cavanaugh will guide the Huskies in the upgrade of their program as UConn plays in Atlantic Hockey in and then joins Hockey East, the nation s most competitive conference, in Cavanaugh becomes only the fourth head coach in UConn history dating back to the inception of the program in Cavanaugh helped lead the Eagles to four national titles (2001, 2008, 2010 and 2012) in addition to nine Hockey East Tournament championships, six league regular-season titles and 10 Frozen Four appearances. During his tenure at Boston College, Cavanaugh has been vital in establishing a decade-strong winning culture for the program in the Hockey East. As one of the nation s premier recruiters, Cavanaugh saw his efforts produce 27 National Hockey League players, a Hobey Baker Award recipient (Mike Mottau, 2000), 22 All-Americans and two USA Hockey College Players of the Year (Mottau, 2000 and Nathan Gerbe, 2008) in his 18 seasons - the last nine as associate head coach. He was named the winner of the 2013 Terry Flanagan Award by the American Hockey Coaches Association (AHCA). The Flanagan Award is given annually to honor an assistant coach s career body of work in the college game. In addition to his on-ice achievements, Cavanaugh has been highly involved in the greater Boston community. He spearheaded an academic mentoring program with St. Columbkille Partnership School, a local elementary school where 19 different languages are spoken and many students are receiving financial support. Boston College players are matched with fifth graders for academic mentoring that often turns into life mentoring. Cavanaugh also founded and led the coordination of the Annual BC Race to Educate, a 5k road race and 1k kids fun run held in the Spring. The race has raised over $130,000 in just two years for St. Columbkille s that has been put toward financial aid, a music program and staffing at the school. A 1990 graduate of Bowdoin College, Cavanaugh was a three-year ice hockey letterman for the Polar Bears. He served as team captain in Cavanaugh also captained and played wide receiver on the school s football team. He is a graduate of North Andover High School, where he played hockey. Upon his graduation from Bowdoin, Cavanaugh spent one year in London serving as player/coach of the Richmond Ice Hockey Club. He returned to the United States and was the assistant hockey coach at the Belmont Hill School for the season. From there, he joined Jerry York s staff at Bowling Green from While at BGSU, Cavanaugh earned a master s degree in sports management. Prior to coming to Boston College in , Cavanaugh spent two years as an assistant coach at Dartmouth College ( ). He was promoted to associate head coach at BC prior to the season. Cavanaugh and his wife Lynne, have two children - Quinn and Caroline. What They Are Saying About Mike Cavanaugh Men s Hockey Game Notes - Game 9 at American International 6 Boston College Head Coach Jerry York - I m thrilled for Mike Cavanaugh to accept the head coaching position at the University of Connecticut. I think it s a significant hire by athletics director Warde Manuel. He has hired a very energetic, knowledgeable, classy young man. Mike will be sorely missed here at Boston College for his contributions to our hockey program over the last 18 years. But, on the other hand, we wish him all the best as he starts a whole new chapter in his career. Hockey East Commissioner Joe Bertagna - This is a great hire for the University of Connecticut. I have had the opportunity to watch Mike up close as Boston College has advanced late into so many seasons. His knowledge and passion are evident and I have no doubt he will bring success to UConn hockey. Dave Ogrean, Executive Director, USA Hockey, UConn Class of `74 - Mike Cavanaugh has long been regarded as one of the outstanding coaches in college hockey and he has been a vital part of the success the BC program has enjoyed for several years. He has honed his craft under a legendary mentor in Jerry York. UConn is fortunate to have him and I know Mike will be successful leading the program forward as members of Hockey East. Coaching Career Year School Position 2013-Present Connecticut Head Coach Boston College Associate Head Coach Boston College Assistant Coach Dartmouth College Assistant Coach Bowling Green State Assistant Coach Belmont Hill School Assistant Coach

7 Men s Hockey Game Notes - Game 9 at American International 7 Connecticut Huskies Men s Hockey Roster No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht/Wt Hometown/Last Team 1 Tom Comunale Jr. G 5-11/175 Mars, Pa. / St. Louis Bandits (NAHL) 2 Christian Neumann Fr. D 5-11/174 Naperville, Ill. / Chicago Steel (USHL) 3 Ryan Segalla Fr. D 6-0/190 Boston, Mass. / Salisbury School (Prep) 4 Kyle Huson So. D 6-5/200 Parker, Colo. / Wenatchee Wild (NAHL) 5 Jacob Poe Jr. D 6-3/200 Arlington, Texas / Topeka RoadRunners (NAHL) 6 Ben Oskroba Jr. D 6-5/220 Tempe, Az. / Northeastern (HEA) 7 Joona Kunnas Fr. D 6-3/195 Vantaa, Finland / Middlesex Islanders (EJHL) 9 Shawn Pauly So. F 6-0/185 Bellingham, Wash. / Wenatchee Wild (NAHL) 10 Brett Skibba Fr. F 5-11/185 Verona, Wisc. / Springfield Junior Blues (NAHL) 11 Joe Birmingham So. F 5-10/175 Medford, N.J. / St. Louis Bandits (NAHL) 12 Tyler Bouchard So. F 5-10/180 Glastonbury, Conn. / Springfield Pics (EJHL) 13 Brent Norris Fr. F 5-8/161 Ottawa, Ontario / Nepean Raiders (CCHL) 15 Brad Smith Jr. F 5-10/175 Trenton, Mich. / St. Louis Bandits (NAHL) 16 Billy Latta Sr. F 5-8/170 West Chester, Pa. / Chicago Steele (USHL) 17 Ryan Tyson Jr. F 5-9/180 Harleysville, Pa. / New Hampshire Jr. Monarchs (EJHL) 18 Trevor Gerling Jr. F 6-0/200 Seattle, Wash. / Langley Chiefs (BCHL) 19 Jordan Sims Sr. F 5-11/185 Toronto, Ontario / Langley Chiefs (BCHL) 21 Sean Gaffney Fr. F 6-2/187 Plymouth, Mich. / Topeka Roadrunners (NAHL) 23 Brant Harris Sr. F 6-1/205 Estevan, Saskatchewan / Melfort Mustangs (SJHL) 24 Patrick Kirtland So. F 6-0/190 Cary, N.C. / Des Moines Buccaneers (USHL) 25 Chris Bond So. D 6-2/205 Centreville, Va. / Topeka RoadRunners (NAHL) 26 Kevin Tuohy Jr. D 5-7/160 Salisbury Mills, N.Y. / Langley Chiefs (BCHL) 27 Cody Sharib Jr. F 6-2/220 Needham, Mass. / New Hampshire Jr. Monarchs (EJHL) 28 Joey Ferriss So. F 6-1/195 Novi, Mich. / Michigan Warriors (NAHL) 30 Matt Grogan Sr. G 5-10/170 Gilbert, Ariz. / Bismark Bobcats (NAHL) 31 Robby Nichols Fr. G 5-11/181 Dallas, Texas / Wenatchee Wild (NAHL) 33 Tyler Cooke So. D 6-1/205 Warwick, R.I. / South Shore Kings (EJHL) Alphabetical Roster No. Name Yr. Pos. 11 Joe BIRMINGHAM So. F 25 Chris BOND So. D 12 Tyler BOUCHARD So. F 33 Tyler COOKE So. D 1 Tom COMUNALE Jr. G 28 Joey FERRISS So. F 21 Sean GAFFNEY Fr. F 18 Trevor GERLING Jr. F 30 Matt GROGAN Sr. G 23 Brant HARRIS Sr. F 4 Kyle HUSON So. D 24 Patrick KIRTLAND So. F 7 Joona KUNNAS Fr. D 16 Billy LATTA Sr. F 2 Christian NEUMANN Fr. D 31 Robby NICHOLS Fr. G 13 Brent NORRIS Fr. F 6 Ben OSKROBA Jr. D 9 Shawn PAULY So. F 5 Jacob POE Jr. D 3 Ryan SEGALLA Fr. D 27 Cody SHARIB Jr. F 19 Jordan SIMS Sr. F 10 Brett SKIBBA Fr. F 15 Brad SMITH Jr. F 26 Kevin TUOHY Jr. D 17 Ryan TYSON Jr. F Head Coach: Mike Cavanaugh (Bowdoin 90) First Season Assistant Coach: Joe Pereira (Boston University 11) First Season Assistant Coach: Mike Souza (New Hampshire 00) First Season Assistant Coach: Tyler Bilton (Saint Michael s 09) First Season Director of Operations: Morgan Hall First Season Captains: Brant Harris, Billy Latta Assistant Captains: Trevor Gerling, Jordan Sims Pronunciations: #1 Tom Comunale Com-U-nal #3 Ryan Segalla Suh-gah-la #4 Kyel Huson Hew-son #6 Ben Oskroba Os-Crow-buh #7 Joona Kunnas Yo-nah Koo-nis #26 Kevin Tuohy Two-ee Huskies by POSITION Forwards (15): Joe Birmingham, Tyler Bouchard, Joey Ferriss, Sean Gaffney, Trevor Gerling, Brant Harris, Patrick Kirtland, Billy Latta, Brent Norris, Shawn Pauly, Cody Sharib, Jordan Sims, Brett Skibba, Brad Smith, Ryan Tyson Defensemen (9): Chris Bond, Tyler Cooke, Kyle Huson, Joona Kunnas, Christian Neumann, Ben Oskroba, Jacob Poe, Ryan Segalla, Kevin Tuohy Goaltenders (3): Matt Grogan, Tom Comunale, Robby Nichols Huskies by ELIGIBILITY SENIORS (4): Matt Grogan, Brant Harris, Billy Latta, Jordan Sims JUNIORS (8): Tom Comunale, Trevor Gerling, Ben Oskroba, Jacob Poe, Cody Sharib, Brad Smith, Kevin Tuohy, Ryan Tyson SOPHOMORES (8): Joe Birmingham, Chris Bond, Tyler Bouchard, Tyler Cooke, Joey Ferriss. Kyle Huson, Patrick Kirtland, Shawn Pauly FRESHMAN (7): Sean Gaffney, Joona Kunnas, Christian Neumann, Robby Nichols, Brent Norris, Ryan Segalla, Brett Skibba Huskies by STATE/COUNTRY ARIZONA MASSACHUSETTS Matt Grogan Ryan Segalla Ben Oskroba Cody Sharib CANADA Ontario Brent Norris Jordan Sims Saskatchewan Brant Harris COLORADO Kyle Huson CONNECTICUT Tyler Bouchard FINLAND Joona Kunnas ILLINOIS Christian Neumann MICHIGAN Joey Ferriss Sean Gaffney Brad Smith NEW JERSEY Joe Birmingham NEW YORK Kevin Tuohy NORTH CAROLINA Patrick Kirtland PENNSYLVANIA Tom Comunale Billy Latta Ryan Tyson RHODE ISLAND Tyler Cooke TEXAS Robby Nichols Jacob Poe VIRGINIA Chris Bond WASHINGTON Trevor Gerling Shawn Pauly WISCONSIN Brett Skibba

8 Men s Hockey Game Notes - Game 9 at American International 8 GAME 1 at #18 Minnesota State (10/18/13) Goals by Period F UConn (0-1-0) Minn. State (1-0-0) st Period Scoring: 1. MS, (PP) Blueger (McInnis, Leitner, 14:43 2nd Period Scoring: 1. MS, Margonari (Nelson, McInnis), 6:02 3rd Period Scoring 1. UConn, Sims (Skibba, Poe), 3:21 Goaltenders: UConn, Matt Grogan (58:24, 2ga, 29sv) MS, Stephon Williams (60:00, 1ga, 16sv) UConn MS Notes: Shots Location: Mankato, Minn. PIM 6 4 Rink: Verizon Wireless Center PP Attendance: 3,829 GAME 3 vs. Union (10/25/13) Goals by Period F OT Union (1-2-2) UConn (0-2-1) st Period Scoring: 1. Union, Bennett (Coatta, Ikkala), 8:20 2. Union, Vecchione (Bodie, Sullivan), 17:24 2nd Period Scoring: 1. UConn, Latta (Sims, Cooke), 6:17 2. UConn, Bouchard (Norris), 12:35 Goaltenders: Union, Alex Sakellaropoulos (60:00, 2ga, 21sv) UConn, Matt Grogan (60:00, 2ga, 47sv) Union UConn Notes: Shots Location: Storrs, Conn. PIM 4 4 Rink: Freitas Ice Forum PP Attendance: 1,048 GAME 5 vs. Sacred Heart (11/2/13) Goals by Period F Sacred Heart (2-5-0) UConn (2-2-1) st Period Scoring: 1. UConn, Kirtland (--), 7:37 2. UConn, (PP) Poe (Pauly, Norris), 14:55 2nd Period Scoring: 1. SHU, (PP) Rayner (Sheehan), 19:38 2. UConn, (PP) Latta (Sims, Bouchard), 5:30 3. SHU, Jasper (Minello, Danforth), 8:40 3rd Period Scoring 1. UConn, (PP), Latta (Sims, Kunnas), 17:43 Goaltenders: SHU, Andrew Bodnarchuk (57:31, 4ga, 17 sv) UConn, Robby Nichols (60:00, 2ga, 30 sv) SHU UConn Notes: Shots Location: Storrs, Conn. PIM 10 6 Rink: Freitas Ice Forum PP Attendance: 818 GAME 2 at #18 Minnesota State (10/19/13) Goals by Period F UConn (0-2-0) Minn. State (2-0-0) st Period Scoring: 1. MS, Lafontaine (Nelson), 6:17 2. MS, Gervais (Leitner), 8:42 3. UConn, (PP) Sims (Poe, Latta), 12:02 4. MS, Margonari (Blueger, McInnis), 19:46 3rd Period Scoring: 1. MS, Nelson (Gervais, Nelson), 1:54 2. MS, Grant (Leitner), 13:03 3. MS, (PP) Nelson (Flanagan, Gaede), 19:15 Goaltenders: UConn, Matt Grogan (60:00, 6ga, 42sv) MS, Stephon Williams (59:50, 1ga, 16sv) UConn MS Notes: Shots Location: Mankato, Minn. PIM 6 6 Rink: Verizon Wireless Center PP Attendance: 3,911 GAME 4 vs. Army (11/1/13) Goals by Period F Army (0-3-0, 0-1-0) UConn (1-2-1, 1-0-0) st Period Scoring: 1. UConn, Pauly (Gerling, Segalla), 4:00 2. UConn, Gerling (Kirtland), 4:16 2nd Period Scoring: 1. Army, Reuschlein (Schultz), 3:59 2. UConn, Gerling (Pauly, Segalla), 4:58 3. Army, O Leary (Hearn, Lalor), 8:24 3rd Period Scoring 1. UConn, (PP) Latta (Gerling, Cooke), 8:30 Goaltenders: Army, Rob Tadazak (59:01, 4ga, 27sv) UConn, Matt Grogan (60:00, 2ga, 24sv) Army UConn Notes: Shots Location: Storrs, Conn. PIM 6 10 Rink: Freitas Ice Forum PP Attendance: 895 GAME 6 vs. Holy Cross (11/12/13) Goals by Period F Holy Cross (2-6-0, 2-1-0) UConn (3-2-1, 2-0-0) nd Period Scoring: 1. UConn, Kunnas (Tyson, Ferriss), 10:00 2. UConn, Ferriss, 18:10 3. HC, Finn (McGrath, Kaplan), 18:40 3rd Period Scoring 1. HC, Vidal (Driscoll, Kaplan), 4:00 2. HC, Finn (Driscoll), 8:47 3. UConn, Sharib (Sims, Latta), 11:07 4. UConn, Pauly (Gerling, Cooke), 15:31 Goaltenders: UConn, Matt Grogan (60:00, 3ga, 27sv) HC, Matt Ginn (59:33, 4ga, 22sv) HC UConn Notes: Shots Location: Storrs, Conn. PIM 2 4 Rink: Freitas Ice Forum PP Attendance: 758

9 Men s Hockey Game Notes - Game 9 at American International 9 GAME 7 vs. Bentley (11/15/13) Goals by Period F Bentley (3-7-0, 2-2-0) UConn (3-3-1, 2-1-0) st Period Scoring: 1. BEN, Reardon (Fitzsteph, Bacon), 6:04 3rd Period Scoring 1. BEN, (PP) Gladiuk (Grieve, French), 1:26 2. BEN, (PP) Grieve (Weinstein, Blomquist), 2:39 Goaltenders: Bentley, Branden Komm (60:00, 0ga, 30sv) UConn, Matt Grogan (59:24, 3ga, 27sv) BEN UConn Notes: Shots Location: Storrs, Conn. PIM 8 4 Rink: Freitas Ice Forum PP Attendance: 1,172 GAME 8 at Boston University (11/17/13) Goals by Period F UConn (3-4-1) Boston Univ. (5-6-0) nd Period Scoring: 1. BU, O Regan (Lane, Hohmann), 00:33 2. BU, Roberto (Baillarge, Grzelcyk), 5:37 3. BU, (PP) Duane (Grzelcyk, Rodrigues), 14:44 3rd Period Scoring: 1. UConn, B. Harris (Huson, Gaffney), 3:52 2. BU, (EN) Baillargeon, 19:13 Goaltenders: UConn, Matt Grogan (58:21, 3ga, 37sv) BU, Matt O Connor (59:59, 1ga, 28sv) UConn BU Notes: Shots Location: Boston, Mass. PIM 2 6 Rink: Agganis Arena PP Attendance: 3,755

10 Men s Hockey Game Notes - Game 9 at American International 10 #2 Christian Neumann, Fr. Goals: -- Assists: -- Points: -- #3 Ryan Segalla, Fr. Goals: -- Assists: 2 vs. Army, 11/1/13 Points: 2 vs. Army, 11/1/13 #4 Kyle Huson, So. Goals: 1 vs. Bentley, 2/11/13 Assists: 1 (4x) last at Boston University 11/17/13 Points: 2 vs. Bentley, 2/11/13 #5 Jacob Poe, Jr. Goals: 1 (4x) last vs. Sacred Heart, 11/2/13 Assists: 4 vs. Mercyhurst 1/18/13 Points: 4 vs. Mercyhurst 1/18/13 #6 Ben Oskroba, Jr. Goals: -- Assists: -- Points: -- #7 Joona Kunnas, Fr. Goals: 1 vs. Holy Cross, 11/12/13 Assists: 1 vs. Sacred Heart, 11/2/13 Points: 1 vs. Holy Cross, 11/12/13 1 vs. Sacred Heart, 11/2/13 #9 Shawn Pauly, So. Goals: 2 at Army, 2/22/13 Assists: 2 vs. Bentley, 2/11/13 Points: 3 vs. Bentley, 2/11/13 #10 Brett Skibba, Fr. Goals: -- Assists: 1 at Minnesota State, 10/18/13 Points: 1 at Minnesota State, 10/18/13 #11 Joe Birmingham, So. Goals: --- Assists: 2 vs. AIC, 12/29/12 Points: 2 vs. AIC, 12/29/12 #12 Tyler Bouchard, So. Goals: 2 vs. Mercyhurst, 1/18/13 Assists: 1 (6x) last vs. Sacred Heart, 11/2/13 Points: 3 vs. Mercyhurst 1/18/13 #13 Brent Norris, Fr. Goals: -- Assists: 1 vs. Union, 10/25/13 1 vs. Sacred Heart, 11/2/13 Points: 1 vs. Union, 10/25/13 1 vs. Sacred Heart, 11/2/13 Individual Career Game Highs #15 Brad Smith, Jr. Goals: 1 (5x) last at Army 2/23/13 Assists: 1 (4x) last vs. Penn St. 1/4/13 Points: 1 (9x) last at Army 2/23/13 #16 Billy Latta, Sr. Goals: 2 (3x) last vs. Sacred Heart, 11/2/13 Assists: 3 vs. Sacred Heart, 11/16/11 Points: 4 at Niagara, 12/4/10 #17 Ryan Tyson, Jr. Goals: 1 (4x) last vs. Canisius, 3/3/12 Assists: 1 (4x) last vs. Holy Cross, 11/12/13 Points: 1 (8x) last vs. Holy Cross, 11/12/13 #18 Trevor Gerling, Jr. Goals: 2 vs. AIC, 12/29/12 2 vs. Army, 11/1/13 Assists: 3 at Army 2/22/13 Points: 4 vs. Army, 11/1/13 #19 Jordan Sims, Sr. Goals: 2 (3x) last at Robert Morris, 1/12/13 Assists: 3 at Canisius, 1/15/12 Points: 3 (4x) last vs. Bentley, 2/11/13 #21 Sean Gaffney, Fr. Goals: -- Assists: 1 at Boston University 11/17/13 Points: 1 at Boston University 11/17/13 #23 Brant Harris, Sr. Goals: 2 (5x) last time at Army 2/22/13 Assists: 3 at Army 2/23/13 Points: 4 at Army 2/23/13 #24 Patrick Kirtland, So. Goals: 1 (5x) last vs. Sacred Heart, 11/2/13 Assists: 1 (4x) last vs. Robert Morris, 3/15/13 Points: 2 vs. Bentley, 2/11/13 #25 Chris Bond, So. Goals: --- Assists: 1 vs. Bentley, 2/11/13 Points: 1 vs. Bentley, 2/11/13 #26 Kevin Tuohy, Jr. Goals: --- Assists: 2 at Canisius, 1/14/12 Points: 2 at Canisius, 1/14/12 #27 Cody Sharib, Jr. Goals: 1 (16x) last vs. Holy Cross, 11/12/13 Assists: 1 (16x) last vs. Mercyhurst, 3/22/13 Points: 2 (4x) last vs. Robert Morris, 3/16/13) #28 Joey Ferriss, So. Goals: 1 (5x) last vs. Holy Cross, 11/12/13 Assists: 1 (3x) last vs. Holy Cross, 11/12/13 Points: 2 vs. Holy Cross, 11/12/13 2 vs. Bentley, 2/11/13 #33 Tyler Cooke, So. Goals: 1 at RIT, 2/1/13 Assists: 2 vs. Sacred Heart 11/9/12 Points: 2 vs. Sacred Heart 11/9/12 GOALTENDER STATS #1 Tom Comunale, Jr. Saves: --- Goals Allowed: --- Career Shutouts: --- Assists: --- #30 Matt Grogan, Sr. Saves: 48 at Quinnipiac, 1/22/13 Goals Allowed: 6 at Minnesota St., 10/19/13 6 vs. UAH, 11/27/2010 Career Shutouts: 1 vs. Bentley, 2/11/13 Assists: 1 at Army 2/22/13 #31 Robby Nichols, Fr. Saves: 30 vs. Sacred Heart, 11/2/13 Goals Allowed: 2 vs. Sacred Heart, 11/2/13 Career Shutouts: --- Assists: ---

11 Statistics HOCKEY Date Opponent Score Att. Oct 18 at #18 Minnesota State L Oct 19 at #18 Minnesota State L Oct 25 UNION Tot * Nov 01 ARMY W Nov 02 SACRED HEART W * Nov 12 HOLY CROSS W * Nov 15 BENTLEY L Nov 17 at Boston University L * - Atlantic Hockey Association game # - UConn Hockey Classic TEAM STATISTICS UCONN OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Shot pct Goals/Game Shots/Game POWER PLAYS Goals-Power Plays Conversion Percent Shot Attempts Shot Percent GOAL BREAKDOWN Power Play 5 6 Short-handed 0 0 Empty net 0 1 Penalty 0 0 Unassisted 2 1 Overtime 0 0 Shootout 0 0 Delayed Penalty 0 0 PENALTIES Number Minutes Penalties/Game Pen minutes/game FACEOFFS (W-L) Faceoff W-L Pct SHOOTOUTS (Made-Att) Record: Overall Home Away Neutral ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% pen-min pp sh 16 LATTA, Billy SIMS, Jordan GERLING, Trevor PAULY, Shawn POE, Jacob COOKE, Tyler BOUCHARD, Tyler FERRISS, Joey KIRTLAND, Patrick KUNNAS, Joona NORRIS, Brent SEGALLA, Ryan HARRIS, Brant SHARIB, Cody GAFFNEY, Sean HUSON, Kyle SKIBBA, Brett TYSON, Ryan BIRMINGHAM, Joe BOND, Chris OSKROBA, Ben SMITH, Brad TUOHY, Kevin Total Opponents ## Goalie gp min ga gaavg saves save% w-l-t 31 NICHOLS, Robby 1 60: GROGAN, Matt 7 421: TM EMPTY NET 3 3: Total 8 485: Opponents 8 485: Attendance Summary UCONN Opponent Total Dates/Avg Per Date 5/938 3/3832 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 Goals by Period 1st 2nd 3rd Total UConn Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd 3rd Total UConn Opponents Men s Hockey Game Notes - Game 9 at American International 11

12 Season / Career HOCKEY ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% +/- pen-min pp sh fg gw gt ot ht ua gp g a pts sh sh% +/- pen-min pp sh fg gw gt ot ht ua 16 LATTA, Billy SIMS, Jordan GERLING, Trevor PAULY, Shawn POE, Jacob COOKE, Tyler BOUCHARD, Tyler FERRISS, Joey KIRTLAND, Patrick KUNNAS, Joona NORRIS, Brent SEGALLA, Ryan HARRIS, Brant SHARIB, Cody GAFFNEY, Sean HUSON, Kyle SKIBBA, Brett TYSON, Ryan BIRMINGHAM, Joe BOND, Chris OSKROBA, Ben SMITH, Brad TUOHY, Kevin Total Opponents ## Goalie gp-gs minutes ga gaavg saves pct w l t sho pp sh en gp-gs minutes ga gaavg saves pct w l t sho pp sh en 31 NICHOLS, Robby : : GROGAN, Matt : : Total : Opponents : Men s Hockey Game Notes - Game 9 at American International 12