Kansas City Mavericks Game Notes Sunday, Dec. 17-4:05 p.m. ECHL Game #341

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1 Kansas City Mavericks Team Game: 27 Home Game: 13 Kansas City Mavericks Game Notes Sunday, Dec. 17-4:05 p.m. ECHL Game #341 Kansas City Mavericks Silverstein Eye Centers Arena Independence, Mo (26 pts) (Home) (Road) Colorado Eagles Team Game: 27 Away Game: 12 Colorado Eagles (37 points) (Home) (Road) # Goalie GP W L OTL SOL GAA SV% 1 Tyler Parsons Mason McDonald # P Player GP G A P +/- PIM 3 D Patch Alber-A D Bryce Aneloski-A D Troy Donnay D Nate Widman F Mike McMurtry F Shawn Pauly F Eric Freschi F Rocco Carzo F Dan Correale D Ales Sova F Josh Erickson F Greg Betzold F Jared VanWormer F Darren Nowick F Jordan Kwas D Tyler Elbrecht-C F Mark Cooper F Matt Robertson F Hunter Smith F Justin Breton D Alex Brooks # Goalie GP W L OTL SOL GAA SV% 1 Sam Brittain Joe Cannata Lukas Hafner # P Player GP G A P +/- PIM 4 F Ben Storm D Nolan De Jong F Matt Garbowsky-C D Collin Bowman F Joey Ratelle F Emil Romig-A D Nicolas Meloche F Michael Joly D Teigan Zahn D Gage Ausmus F Drayson Bowman F Ryan Harrison D Jake Marto F Jake Marchment F Jesse Mychan D Gabriel Verpaelst D Matt Register-A F Brady Shaw Head Coach, Director of Hockey Ops Assistant Coach Sr. Advisor to Hockey Ops Athletic Trainer Equipment Manager Media Contact John-Scott Dickson Kyle Hood Matt Stephenson Nick Potter Scott Eastman Brandon Weiss Head Coach Assistant Coach Goaltending Coach Athletic Trainer Equipment Manager Media Contact Aaron Schneekloth Ryan Tobler Ryan Bach Aaron Jones Tony Deynzer Kevin McGlue Power Play Penalty Kill Referee - Kenny Anderson (#16) Linesman - Addison Brush (#80) Linesman - Michael Houle (#49) Supervisor - Mike Pearce Special Teams 18-for-95 (.189); 8th Power Play 70-for-89 (.787); 25th Penalty Kill Officials 23-for-121 (.190); T-6th 88-for-105 (.838); T-11th Tonight s Broadcast Radio - Listen along via the Kansas City Mavericks mobile app or on FM (Bob Rennison - PBP) Live Stream - Available on ECHL.tv ($)

2 Eastern Conference Host Brampton ( ) - 1:00 p.m. Atlanta ( ) Reading ( ) - 3:00 p.m. Adirondack ( ) Today s ECHL League Schedule Western Conference Host Kansas City ( ) - 4:05 p.m. Colorado ( ) Toledo ( ) - 4:15 p.m. Kalamazoo ( ) *Hosts listed on top, all times CST*

3 Season Stats - Kansas City Mavericks Pos. # Name GP G A PTS +/- PIM PP SH GWG S SH% F 7 Mike McMurtry F 26 Mark Cooper F 42 Justin Breton D 3 Patch Alber F 34 Hunter Smith F 20 xdarren Nowick F 29 xmatt Robertson F 17 Jared VanWormer F 9 Shawn Pauly D 4 Bryce Aneloski F 22 Jordan Kwas F 13 Dan Correale D 57 xkayle Doetzel D 72 Alex Brooks D 6 Nate Widman F 12 xrocco Carzo F 16 Greg Betzold D 5 Troy Donnay F 11 Eric Freschi D 14 Ales Sova D 25 Tyler Elbrecht F 15 Josh Erickson Pos. # Name GP GAA W L OTL SOL GA SV SVP SO G 1 Tyler Parsons G 31 Mason McDonald x denotes inactive players

4 Season Stats - Colorado Eagles Pos. # Name GP G A PTS +/- PIM PP SH GWG S SH% F 16 Michael Joly F 21 Drayson Bowman D 43 Matt Register F 7 Matt Garbowsky D 25 Jake Marto D 10 Collin Bowman F 26 Jake Marchment F 8 xj.c. Beaudin F 11 Joey Ratelle D 37 Gabriel Verpaelst F 22 Ryan Harrison F 29 Jesse Mychan F 44 Brady Shaw F 4 Ben Storm F 13 Emil Romig D 20 Gage Ausmus F 14 xjulien Nantel F 28 xshawn St-Amant D 18 Teigan Zahn D 5 Nolan De Jong D 15 xcj Garcia D 15 Nicolas Meloche Pos. # Name GP GAA W L OTL SOL GA SV SVP SO G 31 Joe Cannata G 1 Sam Brittain G 33 Lukas Hafner x denotes inactive players

5 Situational Stats Goals By Period OT SO T Avg/Game Mavericks (21st) Opponents (15th) Eagles (!st) Opponents (T-11th) Shots By Period OT SO T Avg/Game Mavericks (15th) Opponents (10th) Eagles (20th) Opponents (12th) Power Play PPG ATT % Mavericks Overall (8th) Home (13th) Away (7th) 7 Shorthanded Goals Against (26th) Eagles Overall (T-6th) Home (5th) Away (15th) 1 Shorthanded Goal Against (T-3rd) Penalty Kill PPG Allowed ATT PK% Mavericks Overall (25th) Home (26th) Away (11th) 0 Shorthanded Goals (T-26th) Eagles Overall (T-11th) Home (T-11th) Away (16th) 6 Shorthanded Goals (T-2nd) Penalties Games Penalties PIM Avg Mavericks Overall (18th most) Eagles Overall (2nd most) Mavericks Goal Situations For Against Home Away Home Away 6-on on on on on on on on on on on on on Shootout Penalty Shots (Reg.) Total Empty Nets Power Play Shorthanded

6 Team Roster: Kansas City Mavericks # Name Pos. S/C Ht. Wt. Born Birthplace 1 Tyler Parsons G L /18/97 Chesterfield, Michigan 3 Patch Alber D R /11/89 Clifton Park, New York 4 Bryce Aneloski D R /27/90 Pekin, Illinois 5 Troy Donnay D R /18/94 Flint, Michigan 6 Nate Widman D L /4/93 Naperville, Illinois 7 Mike McMurtry F L /5/92 Greely, Ontario 9 Shawn Pauly F L /7/92 Bellingham, Washington 11 Eric Freschi F R /22/93 Bloomington, Minnesota 12 Rocco Carzo F L /1/90 Media, Pennsylvia 13 Dan Correale F L /21/91 Prince George, B.C. 14 Ales Sova D L /24/91 Brno, Czech Republic 15 Josh Erickson F L /16/93 Roseau, Minnesota 16 Greg Betzold F L /11/95 Cincinnati, Ohio 17 Jared VanWormer F R /7/92 Traverse City, Michigan 20 Darren Nowick F R /2/92 Long Beach, California 22 Jordan Kwas F R /20/89 Cochrane, Alberta 25 Tyler Elbrecht D L /26/88 Edwardsville, Illinois 26 Mark Cooper F R /26/92 Toronto, Ontario 29 Matt Robertson F L /5/92 Rohnert Park, California 31 Mason McDonald G R /23/96 Halifax, Nova Scotia 34 Hunter Smith F R /11/95 Windsor, Ontario 42 Justin Breton F L /22/89 Fitchburg, Massachusetts 72 Alex Brooks D R /9/91 Walker, Michigan Active Streaks Goal Streaks McMurtry 4/3 Games Assist Streaks Cooper Aneloski 3/2 Games 1/1 Game Point Streaks McMurtry Cooper Aneloski 6 (4g,2a)/3 Games 5 (2g,3a)/2 Games 1 (1a)/1 Game Multi-point Games Player 2 points 3 points 4 points 5+ points Mike McMurtry (10) Matt Robertson (5) Patch Alber (4) Justin Breton (4) Darren Nowick (4) Hunter Smith (3) Mark Cooper (2) Shawn Pauly (2) Jared VanWormer (2) Bryce Aneloski (1) Alex Brooks (1) Rocco Carzo (1) Troy Donnay (1) Jordan Kwas (1)

7 Team Roster: Colorado Eagles # Name Pos. S/C Ht. Wt. Born Birthplace 1 Sam Brittain G L /10/92 Calgary, Alberta 4 Ben Storm F L /30/94 Laurium, Michigan 5 Nolan De Jong D L /25/95 Victoria, British Columbia 7 Matt Garbowsky F L /26/90 St. George, Ontario 8 J.C. Beaudin F R /25/97 Longueuil, Quebec 10 Collin Bowman D R /13/91 Denver, Colorado 11 Joey Ratelle F L /22/96 Otterburn Park, Quebec 13 Emil Romig F L /19/92 Vienna, Austria 14 Julien Nantel F L /6/96 Laval, Quebec 15 Nicolas Meloche D R /18/97 LaSalle, Quebec 16 Michael Joly F L /5/95 Gatineau, Quebec 18 Teigan Zahn D L /4/90 Regina, Saskatchewan 20 Gage Ausmus D L /22/95 East Grand Forks, Minnesota 21 Drayson Bowman F L /8/89 Grand Rapids, Michigan 22 Ryan Harrison F R /31/92 Vernon, British Columbia 25 Jake Marto D L /11/86 Grand Forks, North Dakota 26 Jake Marchment F R /20/95 Courtice, Ontario 28 Shawn St-Amant F R /18/96 Le Gardeur, Quebec 29 Jesse Mychan F L /2/92 Saskatoon, Saskatchewan 31 Joe Cannata G L /2/90 Wakefield, Massachusetts 33 Lukas Hafner G L /6/92 Toledo, Ohio 37 Gabriel Verpaelst D L /16/93 Sherbrooke, Quebec 43 Matt Register D L /2/89 Calgary, Alberta 44 Brady Shaw F L /2/92 Ottawa, Ontario Goal Streaks Garbowsky 1/1 Game D. Bowman 1/1 Game Assist Streaks Active Streaks Joly 2/1 Game Garbowsky 1/1 Game D. Bowman 1/1 Game Point Streaks Joly 10 (5g,5a)/6 Games D. Bowman 2 (1g,1a)/1 Game Garbowsky 2 (1g,1a)/1 Game Multi-point Games Player 2 points 3 points 4 points 5+ points Matt Register (9) Drayson Bowman (8) Michael Joly (7) J.C. Beaudin (6) Jake Marto (5) Matt Garbowsky (5) Brady Shaw (3) Gabriel Verpaelst (2) Collin Bowman (2) Joey Ratelle (2) Gage Ausmus (1) Emil Romig (1) Julien Nantel (1) Ryan Harrison (1) Jake Marchment (1) Ben Storm (1)

8 Kansas City Mavericks Head Coach: John-Scott Dickson Assistant Coach: Kyle Hood Team President/General Manager: Brent Thiessen NHL Affiliate: Calgary Flames Probable Lines Forwards Dan Correale Mike McMurtry Hunter Smith 3+6=9 Shoots L 14+16=30 Shoots L 7+7=14 Shoots R Age: /185 Age:25 6-0/200 Age: /231 Justin Breton Shawn Pauly Jordan Kwas 4+12=16 Shoots 8+3=11 Shoots L 4+5=9 Shoots R Age: /195 Age: /190 Age: /183 Greg Betzold Mark Cooper Jared Vanwormer Josh Erickson 0+4=4 Shoots L 5+11=16 Shoots R 4+8=12 Shoots R 0+0=0 Shoots R Age: /217 Age: /190 Age: /205 Age: /181 Defensemen Goalies Tyler Elbrecht Alex Brooks Mason McDonald 0+1=1 Shoots L 0+7=7 Shoots R 3.20 (.882) Catches R Age: /210 Age: /195 Age: /200 Nate Widman Patch Alber Tyler Parsons 3+3=6 Shoots L 2+14=16 Shoots R 3.08 (.907) Catches L Age: /205 Age: /180 Age: /185 Ales Sova Bryce Aneloski 0+1=1 Shoots L 2+8=10 Shoots R Age: /198 Age: /200 *Probable lines are based on the last game and subject to change Five For Fighting PK STAYS STRONG The Mavericks have killed off 32 of the last 36 opponent power plays over the last 13 games played. Last night the Mavs held Colorado s high-powered special teams unit to 0-for-4 on the man-advantage, including a kill of a five-minute major. I M LOVIN IT Mason McDonald was thrust into action last night after a first-period injury to goalie Tyler Parsons. McDonald had one of his best games as a Maverick, stopping 21 of 22 shots over the final two periods and change. BUYING MURCH Mike McMurtry ranks seventh in the ECHL in scoring after adding another power play goal during last night s game. The Greely, Ontario native leads KC in points (30), goals (14), assists (16), power play goals (5) and game-winning goals (3) for the year. CASHING IN ON PPs The Mavericks have scored four power play goals over the last two games, clicking at a 40-percent clip. Mike McMurtry has accounted for three of those lamplighters and Mark Cooper scored the thrid of the team s four over that span. THREE IS THE MAGIC NUMBER Through 25 games, three seems to be the magic number for the Mavericks when talking about goals allowed to opponents. The Mavs are on the season when holding opposing teams to three goals or less while Kansas City is on the year when allowing four or more scores.

9 Colorado Eagles Head Coach: Aaron Schneekloth Assistant Coach: Ryan Tobler General Manager: Chris Stewart NHL Affiliate: Colorado Avalanche Probable Lines Forwards Drayson Bowman Matt Garbowsky Michael Joly 8+20=28 Shoots L 8+13=21 Shoots L 20+11=31 Shoots L Age: /195 Age: /185 Age: /175 Joey Ratelle Ryan Harrison Jesse Mychan 9+4=13 Shoots L 4+6=10 Shoots R 5+4=9 Shoots L Age: /180 Age: /185 Age: /205 Ben Storm Jake Marchment Emil Romig 3+5=8 Shoots L 1+16=17 Shoots R 5+2=7 Shoots L Age: /225 Age: /205 Age: /180 Defensemen Goalies Matt Register Teigan Zahn Joe Cannata 8+18=26 Shoots L 2+2=4 Shoots L 2.32 (.924) Catches L Age: /194 Age: /215 Age: //200 Nolan De Jong Collin Bowman Sam Brittain 0+3=3 Shoots L 6+11=17 Shoots R 2.68 (.911) Catches L Age: /200 Age: /200 Age: /225 Jake Marto Nicolas Meloche Gage Ausmus 4+16=20 Shoots L 0+0=0 Shoots R 3+3=6 Shoots L Age: /180 Age: /205 Age: /216 Five For Fighting REIGNING, DEFENDING The Colorado Eagles are the defending Kelly Cup champions, winning the league crown in the season. Last night s game was the first time the Mavericks have faced off against the defending Kelly Cup champs since playing against Allen on March 30, QUIET NIGHT The Mavericks were able to quiet Colorado s offense for the majority of the game last night, limiting the Eagles to half of their average goals per game of POINT PER GAME PACE The Eagles lead the ECHL in scoring, clicking at a 4.00 goals-per-game clip as a team. Colorado has gotten a boost on the offensive end from six players who are operating at a pointper-game clip individually, led by Michael Joly s 1.29 points per contest. ROAD TROUBLES While Colorado leads the Western conference in points, the Eagles have been less impressive on the road with a mark after last night s win. TOP LINE WAS THE DIFFERENCE Only three players scored in last night s 2-1 win for the Eagles, with all three members of the top forward line registering two points on the night. *Probable lines are based on the last game and subject to change

10 Game-By-Game Summary Gm. # Date Opponent W/L/OTL/SOL Record GF-GA KC Scorers GWG PP PK SF/SA ATT. 1 W ,29,13,29, /4 9/10 25/42 12,845 2 L , 29 FW22 1/5 2/3 21/30 7,140 3 W ,7,3 3 1/4 4/4 23/45 7,696 4 W (SO) 4,7,29 N/A 1/2 0/2 36/36 5, /28/17 WIC L WIC4 0/3 1/1 41/27 5,850 6 L ,42,20,7,42 GRN29 1/2 1/3 31/28 3,937 7 W (SO) 12,20,3 N/A 1/2 1/1 39/40 3,013 8 L ,12 ATL19 0/4 3/4 36/34 4, /10/17 WIC L ,9 WIC22 0/2 1/5 43/28 4, /11/17 WIC L ,29 WIC5 0/3 3/4 28/23 4, /14/17 TUL W ,9,6,34,9 6 2/4 3/4 32/36 5, W (OT) 7, /4 0/2 25/39 3, W (OT) 9,6,17,7 7 2/7 7/8 20/38 7, W ,20,26,34,7 20 1/3 1/2 36/22 6, W , /2 6/6 28/28 1, /22/17 WIC W (OT) 13,7,9 9 0/5 2/2 37/30 4, L ,6 KAL23 0/4 3/3 24/27 3, W ,7,9,22,57, /3 2/2 38/33 3, /26/17 QC L none QC16 0/5 3/3 26/32 3, /29/17 KAL L KAL15 0/4 2/3 33/32 2, /1/17 KAL W ,17,34,7 7 0/3 5/6 42/26 4, /2/17 QC L ,26,42 QC20 1/2 2/4 34/27 5, L WIC24 0/3 1/1 30/26 2, /10/17 ALN L ,7 ALN9 0/2 0/0 42/23 4, /11/17 ALN W ,7,26,26 7 3/5 1/2 40/24 3, /16/17 COL L COL7 1/5 4/4 32/30 4,650

11 Mavericks Record... By Month In October In November In December In January In February In March In April By Day On Monday On Tuesday On Wednesday On Friday On Saturday On Sunday By Location At home On the road By Division v. Central v. Mountain v. North v. South By Goals KC scores KC scores KC scores KC scores KC scores Opponent scores Opponent scores Opponent scores Opponent scores Opponent scores By First Goal When scoring first When conceding first Special Teams When scoring a PPG When scoring 0 PPG When allowing a PPG When allowing 0 PPG Scoring more PPG Tied in PPG Scoring fewer PPG Beyond 60 Minutes In overtime In shootouts By Leads Leading after Leading after Tied after Tied after Trailing after Trailing after By KC Shot Differential More shots Fewer shots Tied in shots Game-By-Game Goalie Stats Gm. # Date Opponent KC Goalie SVs/SF SVP SO Saves W/L/OTL/SOL 1 Parsons 39/ W 2 Parsons 22/ L 3 Parsons 43/ W 4 Parsons 15/ McDonald 18/ W 5 10/28/17 WIC Parsons 23/ L 6 Parsons 16/ L McDonald 5/ McDonald 38/ W 8 Parsons 30/ L 9 11/10/17 WIC McDonald 22/ L 10 11/11/17 WIC McDonald 19/ L 11 11/14/17 TUL Parsons 34/ W 12 Parsons 38/ W 13 Parsons 35/ W 14 McDonald 21/ W 15 Parsons 28/ W 16 11/22/17 WIC Parsons 28/ W 17 McDonald 22/ L 18 Parsons 30/ W 19 11/26/17 QC Parsons 30/ L 20 11/29/17 KAL Parsons 28/ L 21 12/1/17 KAL McDonald 23/ W 22 12/2/17 QC Parsons 22/ L 23 Parsons 23/ L 24 12/10/17 ALN McDonald 20/ L 25 12/11/17 ALN Parsons 23/ W 26 12/16/17 COL Parsons 7/8.875 McDonald 21/ L

12 ECHL Standings Western Conference Central Division Team Record PTS 1. Toledo Fort Wayne Cincinnati Kansas City Kalamazoo Indy Quad City Mountain Division Team Record PTS 1. Colorado t2. Wichita t2. Idaho Allen Tulsa Utah Rapid City Eastern Conference North Division Team Record PTS 1. Manchester Wheeling Reading Adirondack Worcester Brampton South Division Team Record PTS 1. Florida S. Carolina Greenville t4. Atlanta t4. Orlando Norfolk Jacksonville *Top four teams in each division qualify for a berth in the Kelly Cup Playoffs. First two rounds played within divisions, then conference championship round followed by Kelly Cup Finals. Mavs Minutes A Look Back The Kansas City Mavericks dropped Saturday s game against the Colorado Eagles by a 2-1 final score at Silverstein Eye Centers Arena. Mike McMurtry stayed hot with yet another goal on the power play in the second period to tie the game at one, but a goal ealry in the third from Colorado captain Garbowsky was the difference in the game. Netminder Mason McDonald was strong in relief of injured Tyler Parsons, stopping 21 of 22 shots faced. Killing Spree After a slow start to the season, the Mavericks have shown a strong penalty killing unit having killed off 32 of 38 opponent power plays over the last 12 games (.842 clip). Kansas City now ranks 25th on the year in the ECHL on the penalty kill, but the play over the last 12 games has been a big step up compared to the start of the season that leads to the low ranking. Last year the Mavericks finished third in the ECHL in penalty killing. McMurtry Takes Over Mike McMurtry now leads the Mavericks in points (30), goals (14) and assists (16) on the season, overcoming a slower start to the year to vault to seventh in the ECHL in scoring. He has been particularly hot of late, scoring nine points (5G+4A) over the last five games to guide the Mavericks efforts on the offensive end of the ice. Par(sons) For The Course Rookie goalie Tyler Parsons was named ECHL Goalie of the Week for Nov. 14 through 20 after stopping a total of 135 of 141 shots faced to guide the Mavericks to four wins while he was in net last week. In wins, Parsons has been particularly strong with 298 saves on 315 shots faced for a.946 Save Percentage. He earned third star of the game honors last game after helping the Mavericks snap their three-game losing streak by beating the Allen Americans 4-1 at Silverstein Eye Centers Arena on Monday. A Road Trip To Remember The Mavericks made team history from Nov. 14 through 19 with five wins in six days, the first time the franchise has racked up that many wins in that short a time. The team had previously won five games in seven days twice in its nine-year existence. Additionally, KC is riding a four-game road win streak for the first time since the season when the team amassed six straight wins on the road from October through December. Pauly Keeps Pushing Shawn Pauly has now surpassed his goal total from last season as he now has eight this year. Pauly netted a hat trick against the Tulsa Oilers (11/14) to lead the Mavericks to their first win of a six-game win streak and punctuated the team s string of Ws with the overtime game winner against Wichita last Wednesday (11/22). The Bellingham, Washington native played in 54 games last season and 16 games so far this season, producing equal six-goal efforts. For KC, Less Is More Through 20 games on the season, the Mavericks are now 5-9 on the year when outshooting opponents compared to now 6-3 when being outshot. KC is also 2-0 when tied in shots on goal. Kansas City outshot its opponent in each of the team s last two games, both losses. The Legs Feed The Wolf The Mavericks have boosted their record with their play beyond 60 minutes so far this season, claiming a perfect 5-0 record when the game goes past regulation time. Kansas City first won in a shootout at Kalamazoo (10/25), then took a shootout at Atlanta (11/3) and most recently topped the Wichita Thunder in overtime, 3-2 on Wednesday. Mavs Packing Heat in Net The Mavericks entered preseason camp with only one goalie, Ty Rimmer, who was traded to Greenville for future considerations after the announced additions of Mason McDonald and Tyler Parsons to the team from the AHL s Stockton Heat. Both goalies bring polished resumes that include Best Goalie awards (McDonald - U-18 WJC, 2013; Parsons -CHL Most Outstanding Goaltender; ) and World Junior tournament championships (McDonald - U-18, 2013, Parsons - U-20, 2017). Both goalies were picked in the second round by the Calgary Flames in their respective drafts, McDonald going 34th overall in 2014 and Parsons 54th overall in 2016.

13 Straight Outta Stockton Us Against The World The Mavericks are already seeing the benefits of the new affiliation with the Calgary Flames and Stockton Heat, currently carrying six players on the roster assigned from Stockton. In addition to goalies McDonald and Parsons, Kansas City received forwards KC Record By Opponent Mike McMurtry and Darren Nowick during the team s preseason camp and acquired forward Hunter Smith after the first game of the season. McMurtry is a young forward who began his career in the AHL with the Texas Stars at the end of the season and he spent the majority of the campaign in Austin with the Stars as well. Nowick is a familiar face in Kansas City, bringing parts of two seasons of experience with the Mavericks to the team this season. Smith is a former second-round selection of the Flames in the 2014 NHL Draft, along with McDonald. The 6-foot-7, 231-pound forward won a Memorial Cup and an OHL title with the Oshawa Generals in the season. Lagace Claims First NHL Win Former Maverick Maxime Lagace won his first NHL game on Saturday, Nov. 4, a 5-4 win over the Ottawa Senators. Lagace made his NHL debut last Monday, the fourth goalie in the short history of the Vegas Golden Knights. Lagace was called up to the NHL after an injury to Marc-Andre Fleury, and he found his way into the crease following injuries to Malcolm Subban and Oskar Dansk. Husso Makes Three Ville Husso became the third former Maverick to get the call-up to the NHL when he was recalled by the St. Louis Blues on Oct. 28, the date of the Mavericks first game against Wichita. Husso did not see game action and was returned to the AHL s San Antonio Rampage. At Home ( ) Team...Record Allen Atlanta Cincinnati Colorado Florida Fort Wayne Greenville Idaho Indy Kalamazoo Quad City Rapid City Toledo Tulsa Utah Wichita Friday Night Ice Package Expanded To 10 Games The Mavericks partnership with KCTV and KSMO has continued to grow since its inception two seasons ago, with this year s televised package including 10 home games, eight of which on Fridays, to be shown on KSMO TV. The full TV schedule includes home dates against Wichita (Nov. 10), Kalamazoo (Dec. 1), Tulsa (Dec. 31), Toledo (Jan. 19), Rapid City (Jan. 26 and 27), Cincinnati (Feb. 2), Indy (Feb. 16), Allen (Feb. 23) and Fort Wayne (March 2). Similar to seasons past, Joel Goldberg will provide the play-by-play while Simon Watson adds color to the broadcast. New Divisions in A new season brings a new divisional alignment to the ECHL. The Mavericks, who spent last season in the Western Conference s Mountain Division, are now in the West s Central Division along with the Cincinnati Cyclones, Fort Wayne Komets, Indy Fuel, Kalamazoo Wings, Quad City Mallards and Toledo Walleye. The Mavs will play a total of 32 games against divisional opponents during the season. New Faces On The Roster Mavericks head coach John-Scott Dickson stayed busy this offseason assembling a roster loaded with talent. Some newcomers of note include Mark Cooper, who was second in scoring on Rapid City a year ago. Cooper scored the empty-netter to seal the win against Tulsa in the Mavs season opener. Jordan Kwas, coming off a 20-goal season, was aquired from Wheeling via trade for defenseman Zach Tolkinen. Troy Donnay comes to Kansas City from Greenville after wrapping up a three-year Entry Level Contract with the New York Rangers. New Name, Who Dis? The season represents a new beginning for the Mavericks, who officially changed their team name from Missouri Mavericks to Kansas City Mavericks on June 1. The name change came as part of an effort to better represent the entire fan base on both sides of State Line. With the new name also came a new NHL affiliation, as the team announced a partnership with the NHL s Calgary Flames and AHL s Stockton Heat at a June 8 press conference. A Look Ahead The Mavericks and Eagles face off again Sunday at 4:05 p.m., the final home game for Kansas City before the team s New Year s Eve game against Tulsa. On The Road ( ) Team...Record Allen Atlanta Cincinnati Colorado Florida Fort Wayne Greenville Idaho Indy Kalamazoo Quad City Rapid City Toledo Tulsa Utah Wichita Overall ( ) Team...Record Allen Atlanta Cincinnati Colorado Florida Fort Wayne Greenville Idaho Indy Kalamazoo Quad City Rapid City Toledo Tulsa Utah Wichita

14 For Starters... Date LW C RW D D G 10/13 Carzo Nowick Correale Elbrecht Alber Parsons 10/20 Carzo Nowick Correale Elbrecht Alber Parsons 10/21 Breton Kwas VanWormer Elbrecht Doetzel Parsons 10/25 Breton VanWormer Cooper Elbrecht Doetzel Parsons 10/28 Breton Vanwormer Smith Widman Aneloski Parsons 11/1 Carzo Nowick Correale Elbrecht Aneloski Parsons 11/3 Breton VanWormer Smith Alber Donnay McDonald 11/4 Correale Nowick Cooper Alber Donnay Parsons 11/10 Breton Pauly Freschi Elbrecht Brooks McDonald 11/11 Robertson Nowick VanWormer Aneloski Doetzel McDonald 11/14 Robertson Nowick VanWormer Aneloski Widman Parsons 11/15 McMurtry Carzo Kwas Aneloski Doetzel Parsons 11/17 McMurtry Cooper VanWormer Elbrecht Alber Parsons 11/18 McMurtry Cooper VanWormer Elbrecht Alber McDonald 11/19 McMurtry Cooper VanWormer Elbrecht Alber Parsons 11/22 McMurtry Cooper VanWormer Elbrecht Alber Parsons 11/24 McMurtry Cooper VanWormer Elbrecht Alber McDonald 11/25 Correale Nowick Smith Aneloski Doetzel Parsons 11/26 Correale Nowick Smith Aneloski Doetzel Parsons 11/29 Correale McMurtry Smith Elbrecht Alber Parsons 12/1 Correale McMurtry Smith Aneloski Doetzel McDonald 12/2 Correale McMurtry Smith Elbrecht Alber Parsons 12/6 Betzold Cooper VanWormer Aneloski Doetzel Parsons 12/10 Correale McMurtry Smith Aneloski Doetzel McDonald 12/11 Betzold Cooper VanWormer Elbrecht Aneloski Parsons 12/16 Betzold Cooper VanWormer Elbrecht Brooks Parsons Recent Transactions - Acquire defenseman Ales Sova from Quad City in future considerations trade. (12/15) - Defenseman Kayle Doetzel recalled by Stockton Heat. (12/11) - Sign forward Josh Erickson from SPHL Knoxville Ice Bears. (12/6) - Forward Matt Robertson and forward Darren Nowick to IR. (12/1) - Forward Rocco Carzo to IR. (11/22) - Release forward Carson Dubchak from SPC. (11/6) - Acquire forward Hunter Smith and defenseman Kayle Doetzel from Stockton. (10/18) - Trade forward Zach Stepan to Orlando for future considerations. Release Tyler Palmer from SPC and J.T. Barnett from tryout agreement. (10/11) - Trade goalie Ty Rimmer to Greenville for future considerations. (10/8) - Acquire forward Darren Nowick from AHL Stockton. (10/7) - Acquire goalie Tyler Parsons and forward Mike McMurtry from AHL Stockton. (10/6) - Add forward J.T. Barnett on a tryout agreement. (10/4) - Acquire goalie Mason McDonald from AHL Stockton. (10/3)

15 Team Leaders Mavericks Eagles Skaters Games Played McMurtry/Breton/Alber/Elbrecht (26) 5 players (26) Goals McMurtry (14), Pauly (8), Robertson/Smith (7) Joly (20), Ratelle (9), 3 players (8) Assists McMurtry (16), Alber (14), Breton (12) D. Bowman (20), Register (18), Marchment/Marto (16) Points McMurtry (30), Alber/Breton/Cooper (16) Joly (31), D. Bowman (28), M. Register (26) PPG McMurtry (5), VanWormer (3), 4 players (2) Joly (6), Register (4), Bowman (3) SHG None Ratelle (2), 4 players (1) GWG McMurtry (3), Nowick (2), 6 players (1) Joly (5), 4 players (2) PIM Elbrecht (66), Donnay (56), Smith (26) Zahn (84), Ratelle (75), Verpaelst (71) +/- Alber/Robertson (+3), Donnay (+1) Garbowsky (+19), Joly/Register (+17) Points/Game McMurtry (1.15), Robertson (1.08), Nowick (0.74) Joly (1.29), D. Bowman (1.08), Garbowsky (1.05) Shots on Goal Breton (95), McMurtry (83), Cooper (79) D. Bowman (83), Register (77), C. Bowman (67) SO Goals McMurtry/Cooper/Pauly (1) None Goalies Games Played Parsons (19) Brittain (12) Wins Parsons (9) Brittain (8) Saves Parsons (514) Brittain (328) SVP Parsons (.907) Cannata (.924) GAA Parsons (3.08) Cannata (2.32) Team Highs Mavericks Eagles KC Opponents COL Opponents Goals 6 (11/25) 7 (2x; last 12/6) 8 (10/20) 7 (11/4) PPs 7 (2x; last 11/17) 8 (3x; last 12/2) 10 (10/13) 9 (12/19) PP Goals 3 (12/11) 4 (12/1) 4 (11/10) 4 (11/4) Pen. Killed 9 (10/13) 8 (12/2) 6 (10/13) 6 (5x; last 11/25) Shots on Goal 43 (11/10) 52 (11/24) 45 (10/21) 42 (2x; last 11/4) SH Goals 0 2 (10/25) 1 (5x; last 11/24) 1 (11/8) SO Attempts 7 (11/3) 0 7 (11/3) 0 SO Goals 2 (11/3) 0 1 (11/3) 0 Saves 43 (10/21) 39 (10/13) 41 (11/10) 49 (11/24) Individual Single-Game Highs Mavericks Eagles Goals Pauly, 3 (11/14) Joly, 3 (12/6) Assists Alber, 4 (11/18) Garbowsky/Bowman, 3 (12/6) Points Pauly/Alber/Cooper, 4 (multiple) Garbowsky/Beaudin/Joly, 3 (multiple) Shots on Goal Cooper, 10 (11/22) Shaw/Mychan, 8 (12/6) PIM Elbrecht, 24 (12/1) Verpaelst, 20 (10/25) +/- Alber/Elbrecht, +4 (11/18) Joly, +4 (12/6) Saves Parsons, 43 (10/21) Hafner, 39 (10/13)

16 Results Won at home... v. Allen, 4-1, 12/11/17 Won on the road... at Indy, 6-3, 11/25/17 The Last Time The Mavericks... Individual Scoring Scored two goals...mcmurtry/cooper (2) v. ALN, 12/11/17 Opponent scored twice...heinonen (2) v. KAL, 11/29/17 Lost at home...v. Colorado, 1-2, 12/16/17 Lost on the road... at Wichita, 1-3, 12/6/17 Won in overtime...vs. Wichita, 3-2, 11/22/17 Lost in overtime...at Utah, 1-2, 4/5/17 Won in a shootout...at Atlanta, 4-3, 11/3/17 Lost in a shootout...at Quad City, 4-5, 1/20/17 Won when leading after /19/17 at Quad City (2-0 after 1) Won when tied after /11/17 vs. Allen (0-0 after 1) Won when trailing after /1/17 vs. Kalamazoo (0-3 after 1) Lost when leading after /10/17 v. Allen (1-0 after 1) Lost when tied after /26/17 vs. Quad City (0-0 after 1) Lost when trailing after /16/17 vs. Colorado (0-1 after 1) Won when leading after /11/17 vs. Allen (2-0 after 2) Won when tied after /1/17 vs. Kalamazoo (3-3 after 2) Won when trailing after /3/17 at Atlanta (2-3 after 2) Lost when leading after /31/17 v. Quad City (2-1 after 2) Lost when tied after /16/17 vs. Colorado (1-1 after 2) Lost when trailing after /2/17 vs. Quad City (0-3 after 2) Team Scoring Shut out the opponent... at Quad City, 2-0, 11/19/17 Were shut out...vs. Quad City, 0-2, 11/26/17 Registered a multi-point game... Cooper (4), McMurtry (3 Alber (2) v. ALN, 12/11/17 Allowed a multi-point effort...garbowsky/joly/d. Bowman (2)...v. COL, 12/16/17 Recorded a hat trick... Pauly (3) vs. TUL, 11/14/17 Allowed a hat trick... Moore, ALN, 3/29/17 Scored the first goal...mcmurtry vs. ALN, 12/11/17 Conceded the first goal...d. Bowman vs. COL, 12/16/17 Scored on the Power Play...McMurtry vs. COL, 12/16/17 Allowed a Power Play Goal...Arseneau vs. ALN, 12/11/17 Scored a short-handed goal... Illo v. WIC, 4/4/17 Allowed a short-handed goal... Rupert at IND, 11/25/17 Individual Saves Made 30 saves... Parsons vs. QC, 30, 11/26/17 Were stopped 30 times...brittain vs. COL, 32, 12/16/17 Made 40 saves...parsons at FW, 43, 10/21/17 Were stopped 40 times... Brodeur vs. ALN, 40, 12/10/17 Made 50 saves... McAdam vs TUL, 53, 2/10/17 Were stopped 50 times...never Scored 4 goals... vs. Allen, 4-1, 12/11/17 Allowed 4 goals... vs. Quad City, 3-5, 12/2/17 Scored 5 or more goals... at Indy, 6-3, 11/25/17 Allowed 5 or more goals... vs. Quad City, 3-5, 12/2/17 Scored 10 goals... v. Tulsa, 10-3, 11/5/16 Allowed 10 goals...never Team Shots On Goal Outshot the opponent...vs. Colorado (32-30), 12/16/17 Were outshot... vs. Quad City (26-32), 11/26/17 Registered 30 shots on goal...vs. Colorado (32), 12/16/17 Allowed 30 shots on goal...vs. Colorado (30), 12/16/17 Registered 40 shots on goal... vs. Allen (40), 12/11/17 Allowed 40 shots on goal... at Atlanta (41), 11/3/17 Registered 50 shots on goal... Dayton (51), 12/2/11 Allowed 50 shots on goal... at Utah (54), 4/7/17 Team Saves Made more saves...vs. Quad City (30-26), 11/26/17 Tied in save count... at Kalamazoo (22-22), 11/24/17 Were beaten in save count... vs. Colorado (29-31), 12/16/17

17 Head Coach John-Scott Dickson * Third head coach in the history of the Kansas City Mavericks. * In his second season in KC with a record of * Served as an assistant coach during the Brabham Cup-winning season. * Former Maverick - third-most goals (85), fourth-most assists (84) and third-most points (169) in team history. * A native of North York, Ontario, Canada. Assistant Coach Kyle Hood * In his second season as Mavericks assistant coach. * Enjoyed a six-year professional playing career that included stops with the Mavericks, Arizona Sundogs, Colorado Eagles and Italy s Milano Rossoblu. * Played 51 games in Kansas City, totaling 16 points. * A native of Osoyoos, British Columbia, Canada. #1 Tyler Parsons (G) 6 1, 185 lbs. / Born Sept. 18, 1997 (20 years, 2 months) PAR-sins, TIE-lur GP W-L-OTL-SOL SO GAA SVP 1st ECHL / 1st KC Season Season Last ECHL win: 12/11/17 vs. Allen Career Last ECHL shutout: 11/19/17 at Quad City Season highs Shots Faced Saves /21 at FW 10/21 at FW * Claimed his first professional shutout Sunday at Quad City (28 shots faced). * Named first star of the game after stopping 43 pucks to lead the Mavs to a win at Fort Wayne Oct. 21 * Stopped 135 of 141 shots faced in four games during the Mavericks five game win streak (had one game off). * Led the USA to a World Juniors title last year, claiming a.917 Save Percentage in five games in the tournament. * Won the OHL championship and a Memorial Cup in , named CHL Memorial Cup Most Outstanding Goaltender. * Second round selection (54th overall) of the Calgary Flames in the 2016 NHL Draft. Listed as the Flames top prospect by NHL.com. * A native of Chesterfield, Michigan. #31 Mason McDonald (G) 6 4 / 200 lbs. / Born April 23, 1996 (21 years, 7 months) Mick-DON-old, MAY-sin GP W-L-OTL-SOL SO GAA SVP 2nd ECHL / 1st KC Season Season Last ECHL win: 12/1/17 vs. Kalamazoo Career Last ECHL shutout: 3/10/17 at Manchester Season highs Shots Faced Saves /3 at ATL 11/3 at ATL * Made his first start of the season, stopping 38 shots and six of seven in the shootout to beat Atlanta (11/3). * Stopped five of six shots faced at Greenville after entering at the start of the third period. * Earned his fourth win of the season last night against Kalamazoo (12/1). * Second round pick (34th overall) of the Calgary Flames in the 2014 NHL Draft. * Played in 29 games with Adirondack last season, posting a 2.72 GAA with a.897 Save Percentage. Went * Played in one game with AHL Stockton last season. * Won a World Junior U-18 Championship with Canada in * A native of Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada.

18 #3 Patch Alber (D) 5 10, 180 lbs. / Born March 11, 1989 (28 years, 9 months) AL(like pal)-burr, Patch GP G-A-P +/- PIM 5th ECHL / 3rd KC Season Season: Last ECHL Goal: 11/3/17 at Atlanta Career: Last ECHL Assist: 12/11/17 vs. Allen x; last 11/3 11/18 at QC 11/18 at QC 2x; last 11/17 11/3 at ATL 11/18 at Quad City * Scored his first goal of the season at Fort Wayne, the game-winning goal on Oct. 21. * Tallied a career-best four assists at Quad City (11/18). * Credited with three assists in the Mavericks two games against Allen Dec. 10 and 11. * Durable defenseman who has played 66, 66 and 75 regular season games over the past three seasons, respectively. * Registered a career-high 46 PIM last season. * Won two NCAA titles at Boston College. * A native of Clifton Park, N.Y. #4 Bryce Aneloski (D) 6 2, 200 lbs. / Born April 27, 1990 (27 years, 7 months) ANN-uh-LOSS-key, BRICE GP G-A-P +/- PIM 5th ECHL / 3rd KC Season Season: Last ECHL Goal: 10/25/17 at Kalamazoo Career: Last ECHL Assist: 12/16/17 vs. Colorado x; last 10/25 8x; last 12/16 10/25 at KAL 10/13 at TUL 10/28 vs. WIC 10/25 at KAL * Wearing the A as an alternate captain for KC. * Returns to Kansas City after leaving the team last year to go to AHL Bakersfield. * Led Kansas City defensemen in goals (eight) and points (28) in the Brabham Cup-winning season. * Played in 35 games in AHL Bakersfield in the season, recording a goal and four assists. * Steady defenseman who is a natural leader in the locker room. * A native of Pekin, Illinois. #5 Troy Donnay (D) 6 7, 205 lbs. / Born Feb. 18, 1994 (23 years, 9 months) DON-NAY, TROY GP G-A-P +/- PIM 3rd ECHL / 1st KC Season Season: Last ECHL Goal: 3/31/17 v. Atlanta Career: Last ECHL Assist: 11/25/17 at Indy x; last 12/1 11/25 at IND 11/25 at IND 11/17 at FW 10/20 at FW 11/1 at GRN * Scored his first point as a Maverick with an assist at Greenville on 11/1. * Recorded his first multipoint game of the season with two assists at Indy (11/25). * Big-bodied defenseman looking to take the next step in his professional career. * Had been signed to an Entry Level Contract by the New York Rangers. * Was an alternate captain on the Erie Otters while playing with last year s NHL MVP, Connor McDavid. * Has played 61 games in each of his first two ECHL seasons. * A native of Fenton, Michigan.

19 #6 Nate Widman (D) 6 0, 205 lbs. / Born July 18, 1993 (24 years, 4 months) WID-min, NAY-t GP G-A-P +/- PIM 1st ECHL / 1st KC Season Season: Last ECHL Goal: 11/24/17 at Kalamazoo Career: Last ECHL Assist: 12/6/17 at Wichita x; last 11/24 3x; last 12/6 6x; last 12/6 2x; last 11/15 2x; last 11/19 11/4 at ATL * Scored three goals in a span of seven games in November. * Served as an alternate captain in each of his final two collegiate seasons at St. Cloud State. * Tallied one assist in 22 games while blocking 33 shots. Played in four games for Rapid City at the end of * Posted collegiate totals of 20 points (3G+17A) in 103 collegiate games. * A native of Naperville, Illinois. #7 Mike McMurtry (F) 6 0, 200 lbs. / Born June 5, 1992 (25 years, 6 months) Mick-MURR-tree, MIKE GP G-A-P +/- PIM 2nd ECHL / 1st KC Season Season: Last ECHL Goal: 12/16/17 vs. Colorado Career: Last ECHL Assist: 12/11/17 vs. Allen /11 vs. ALN 3x; last 12/1 3x; last 12/11 11/14 vs. TUL 3x; last 12/11 12/1/17 vs. KAL * Assigned to Kansas City by the Stockton Heat. * Leads the Mavericks in points (29), goals (13), assists (16) and multi-point games (10). * Has totaled 13 points (7G+6A) in the last six games entering Sunday s game against Colorado. * AHL totals of 52 games, seven goals, 11 assists and 30 PIM. * Played in both preseason games for Stockton. * Played collegiately at Northeastern University, wearing the A in the campaign. * A native of Greely, Ontario. #9 Shawn Pauly (F) 6 0, 190 lbs. / Born May 7, 1992 (25 years, 6 months) PAUL-ee, SHAWN GP G-A-P +/- PIM 2nd ECHL / 1st KC Season Season: Last ECHL Goal: 11/29/17 vs. Kalamazoo Career: Last ECHL Assist: 11/24/17 at Kalamazoo /14 vs. TUL 3x; last 11/24 11/14 vs. TUL 11/17 at FW 11/10 vs. WIC 11/14 vs. TUL * Claimed his first career hat trick with three goals and an assist against Tulsa on Tuesday (11/14). * Scored the game-winning goal against Wichita in overtime on Wednesday (11/22). * Registered his first points of the season with a multipoint game (1G+1A) against Wichita on 11/10. * Claimed the shootout winner at Atlanta on 11/3. * Played collegiately at the University of Connecticut, wearing the A during his senior season. * A native of Bellingham, Washington.

20 #11 Eric Freschi (F) 5 10, 180 lbs. / Born March 22, 1993 (24 years, 8 months) FRESH-key, AIR-ic GP G-A-P +/- PIM 1st ECHL / 1st KC Season Season: Last ECHL Goal: 11/10/17 vs. Wichita Career: Last ECHL Assist: N/A /10 vs. WIC 7x; last 12/6 11/10 vs. WIC 12/10 vs. ALN 3x; last 12/2 11/10 vs. WIC * Rookie out of Cornell University, scored his first goal Nov. 10 against Wichita. * Two-Time winner of the Cornell Hockey Association Award, annually given to the player whose commitments demonstrated heart, hustle, teamwork and leaedership. * A regular on the Cornell penalty kill. * Led the Big Red with a plus-14 rating in the season. * Totaled 30 points (9G+21A) in 126 collegiate games. * A native of Bloomington, Minnesota. #12 Rocco Carzo (F) 6 1, 203 lbs. / Born July 11, 1990 (27 years, 5 months) CAR-zoe, ROCK-coe GP G-A-P +/- PIM 5th ECHL / 3rd KC Season Season: Last ECHL Goal: 11/4/17 at Atlanta Career: Last ECHL Assist: 11/3/17 at Atlanta x; last 11/4 3x; last 11/3 11/3 at ATL 11/3 at ATL 10/25 at KAL 11/4 at ATL * Likely out for the season with a lower body injury. * Scored two goals in his final five games this year. * Was an alternate captain on last year s team and was once again wearing the A this season. * Set a career high in points (56) in then a career high in goals (21) in 16-17, both in KC. * Durable forward who played 68 games last season, 69 the year before. * Has earned AHL call-ups in each of the last two seasons. * A native of Media, Pennsylvania. #13 Dan Correale (F) 5 10, 185 lbs. / Born Aug. 21, 1991 (26 years, 3 months) COR-ee-AL(like pal)-ee, DAN GP G-A-P +/- PIM 2nd ECHL / 2nd KC Season Season: Last ECHL Goal: 12/6/17 at Wichita Career: Last ECHL Assist: 11/25/17 at Indy x; last 12/6 6x; last 12/2 9x; last 12/6 12/16 vs. COL 12/1 vs. KAL 12/1 vs. KAL * Returned to the lineup on Wednesday (11/22), scoring a goal. Previously had not played since 11/4 at Atlanta. * Tallied his first point of the season with a goal at Tulsa in the opener. Has since added three assists. * Speedy forward who played 68 games in his first professional season. * Returns to the Mavericks after pitching in 38 points last season. * Played collegiately at the University of New Hampshire, where he was an alternate captain during his senior season. * Collegiate totals of 64 points (27G+37A) in 146 games. * A native of Prince George, British Columbia.

21 #14 Ales Sova (D) 6 0, 198 lbs./ Born Sept. 24, 1991 (26 years, 2 months ) SOW-vuh, AL(like pal)-esh GP G-A-P +/- PIM 1st ECHL/1st KC Season Season: Last ECHL Goal: N/A Career: Last ECHL Assist: 11/3/17 vs. Indy x; last 12/9 11/3 vs. Indy 11/3 vs. Indy 2x; last 12/16 3x; last 11/14 2x; last 11/24 * Acquired by the Mavericks Friday (Dec. 15) in a future considerations trade with Quad City. * Tallied his lone assist of the year on Nov. 3 against Indy. * First season of hockey in North America; played in Denmark last season. * Posted a career-best 12 points (1+11) last season in 36 games with Herning Blue Fox in Denmark. * A native of Brno, Czech Republic. #15 Josh Erickson 5 10, 181 lbs. / Born July 16, 1993 (24 years, 4 months) AIR-ick-SIN, JOSH GP G-A-P +/- PIM 1st ECHL, 1st KC Season Season: Last ECHL Goal: N/A Career: Last ECHL Assist: N/A x; last 12/16 3x; last 12/16 3x; last 12/16 3x; last 12/16 2x; last 12/11 12/11 vs. ALN * Signed by the Mavericks on Wednesday (12/6). * Has skated in two games with KC this season. * In his first professional season, started with the Knoxville Ice Bears (SPHL). Year-to-date 8+3=11 in 13 games. * Played college hockey at Alaska-Fairbanks, was an alternate captain in his final season at UAF. * Gritty player who posted a career-most 97 penalty minutes in his senior season with Alaska-Fairbanks. * Three-time WCHA All-Academic Team, totaled 25 points (12+13) in 124 games with the Nanooks (UAF). * A native of Roseau, Minnesota. #16 Greg Betzold (F) 6 2, 217 lbs. / Born March 11, 1995 (22 years, 9 months) BETZ-old, GREG GP G-A-P +/- PIM 2nd ECHL / 1st KC Season Season: Last ECHL Goal: 2/8/17 at Cincinnati Career: Last ECHL Assist: 12/11/17 vs. ALN x; last 12/11 4x; last 12/11 4x; last 12/11 4x; last 12/6 12/10 vs. ALN 2x; last 12/11 * Made his Kansas City debut against Wichita on 11/10 and tallied his first point with the Mavericks on 11/18 at QC. * Set a season high in shots on goal (7) Dec. 10 vs. Allen. * Played high school hockey at the esteemed Shattuck St. Mary s program in Faribault, Minnesota that has produced NHL stars such as Sidney Crosby and Jonathan Toews. * Looking for more consistent two-way play in Kansas City. * Flashed top-tier scoring ability throughout his junior career. * A native of Cincinnati, Ohio.