MICHIGAN HOCKEY SCHEDULE A LL TIMES EASTERN - POSSIBLE GAMES IN ITALICS

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1 MICHIGAN HOCKEY SCHEDULE A LL TIMES EASTERN - POSSIBLE GAMES IN ITALICS OCTOBER (2-4-0) Sat at Ferris State... L, 3-4 Mon vs. U.S. NTDP Under-18 (Ex.)... W, 7-4 Thu vs. Wilfrid Laurier (Ex.)... W, 5-2 Fri vs. New Hampshire... L, 1-5 Sat vs. New Hampshire...W, 2-1 Fri at UMass-Lowell...W, 8-4 Sat at Boston University... L, 2-3 Fri at Michigan Tech... L, 1-4 NOVEMBER (3-2-0) Sat at Michigan Tech... L, 2-6 Fri vs. AIC...W, 5-2 Sat vs. AIC...W, 6-3 Fri vs. Penn State*... L, 2-3 Sat vs. Penn State*...W, 8-1 Fri vs. RPI...7:35 p.m. Sat vs. RPI...7:35 p.m. DECEMBER (0-0-0) Fri vs. Ohio State*...7:05 p.m. Sat at Boston College...7:00 p.m. Sun vs. Michigan Tech (GLI)...3:30 p.m. Mon vs. Michigan State/Ferris State (GLI)... TBA JANUARY (0-0-0) Fri vs. Minnesota*...6:35 p.m. Sat vs. Minnesota*...4:05 p.m. Fri at Ohio State*...7:05 p.m. Fri at Wisconsin*...9:00 p.m. Sat at Wisconsin*...8:00 p.m. Fri at Michigan State*...7:35 p.m. FEBRUARY (0-0-0) Sat vs. Michigan State* (Soldier Field).8:00 p.m. Fri at Minnesota*...9:00 p.m. Sat at Minnesota*...8:00 p.m. Fri at Ohio State*...7:05 p.m. Sun vs. Ohio State*... TBA Fri vs. Wisconsin*...7:35 p.m. Sat vs. Wisconsin*...4:00 p.m. MARCH (0-0-0) Fri at Penn State*...7:00 p.m. Sat at Penn State*...3:00 p.m. Fri at Michigan State*...7:05 p.m. Sat vs. Michigan State*...7:05 p.m. Thu Big Ten Tournament (First Round)...TBA Fri Big Ten Tournament (Semifinals)... TBA Sat Big Ten Tournament (Championship)... TBA Fri NCAA Regionals... TBA Sat NCAA Regionals... TBA Sun NCAA Regionals... TBA APRIL (0-0-0) Thu NCAA Frozen Four (Boston)... TBA Sat NCAA Frozen Four (Boston)... TBA Twitter.com/UMichHockey Facebook.com/MichiganHockey Michigan Overall Big Ten Rensselaer Overall ECAC Hockey Game #12 Friday, November 28, :35 p.m. ET Yost Ice Arena Ann Arbor, Mich. Webstream: BTN Plus (BTN2Go.com) Radio: IMG Sports Network (Al Randall, PxP; Bill Trainor, Color) This weekend, the Wolverines will return to non-conference play with a Thanksgiving weekend series against Rensselaer from ECAC Hockey. Michigan opened Big Ten play last weekend with a series split against Penn State, defeating the Nittany Lions, 8-1, on Saturday night to set a school record for most goals in a Big Ten game. The Wolverines have combined for 21 goals in their last four games (5.25 goals/game), and are now tied for fourth in the nation in scoring with an average of 3.64 goals/game. After a 1-5 start to the season, RPI has righted the ship with a run in its last eight games. The Engineers earned a 2-1 win at New Hampshire on Tuesday night in their most recent action. Michigan and RPI have met 11 times, with the Engineers owning a record in those contests. RPI is one of just six Division I hockey teams to hold an all-time winning record against the Wolverines. The two teams first met in a 1954 Frozen Four semifinal contest, with the Engineers defeating Michigan, 6-4, en route to their first national championship in men s ice hockey. RPI also won the 1985 national championship. Michigan last played RPI on Dec. 29, 2009, in a Great Lakes Invitational semifinal contest. The Engineers earned a 4-3 victory in that contest. The Wolverines last victory over RPI came on Jan. 18, 1986, at Yost Ice Arena, a wild overtime affair. It marked the only time in Michigan history that the Wolverines allowed 10 goals in a game and won. With three points on the weekend (G, 2A) Andrew Copp extended his point streak to five games. He leads the team with eight points (5G, 3A) during that span. Junior forward Boo Nieves has points in five straight games (2G, 3A), and sophomore defenseman Kevin Lohan has points in four straight contests (G, 4A). On Saturday night against Penn State, Michigan recorded its fourth straight game with 40 or more shots, and fifth game overall this season with 40-plus shots on goal. Michigan hasn t had a ALL-TIME SERIES VS. RPI Record: Streak: Last Game: 12/29/09 at GLI (L, 3-4) Last Win: 1/18/86 at Michigan (W, 11-10) Last Loss: 12/29/09 at GLI (L, 3-4) CAREER STATS VS. RPI Name GP G A PTS Zach Hyman Andrew Copp JT Compher Tyler Motte Boo Nieves Michael Downing Brennan Serville Alex Kile Justin Selman Kevin Lohan Max Shuart Travis Lynch Andrew Sinelli Mike Chiasson Nolan De Jong Evan Allen Dylan Larkin Zach Werenski Dexter Dancs Tony Calderone Cutler Martin Sam Piazza Niko Porikos Alex Talcott Goaltender GP W-L-T GAA SV% SO Steve Racine Zach Nagelvoort Luke Dwyer

2 MICHIGAN HOCKEY THE RPI SERIES Overall Record: Home Record: Road Record: Neutral Record: Overtime Record: Date Site Result Score Margin 3/12/1954 N1 L /30/1961 A1 W /30/1966 A1 T /26/1976 A W /27/1976 A L /18/1985 A L /19/1985 A L /28/1985 N2 L /17/1986 H L /18/1986 H W-OT /29/2009 N2 L /- N1 NCAA Frozen Four Semifinal (Colorado Springs, Colo.) N2 Great Lakes Invitational (Joe Louis Arena, Detroit, Mich.) A1 RPI Tournament (Troy, N.Y.) THE LAST MEETING On Dec. 29, 2009, Michigan fell to RPI, 4-3, in a GLI semifinal contest at Joe Louis Arena in the first meeting between the two schools since Jan. 18, Carl Hagelin had a goal and an assist in the third period, helping U-M rally from a 3-1 deficit to tie the game with the assist on Kevin Lynch s goal at 12:04. But Marty O Grady scored the game-winner for RPI at 12:50 of the third period, ending Michigan s bid for three straight GLI titles. Goalie Shawn Hunwick made three saves in the third period in his second career appearance in net in relief of Bryan Hogan (six saves). Michigan outshot RPI for the night, including a 21-4 advantage in the third period. RPI goaltender Allen York made 43 saves to earn the win in net. Michigan finished the night 1-for-8 on the power play, with five power play chances in the third period. four-game stretch of 40-plus shots in over 16 years, and had five games with 40 or more shots in 35 contests last season. Sophomore defenseman Michael Downing notched his third goal of the season in the third period on Saturday night, the seventh goal overall by Michigan defensemen this season in 11 games (Michael Downing - 3, Zach Werenski - 2, Cutler Martin - 1, Kevin Lohan - 1). In , three Michigan defensemen combined for eight goals in 35 games. Downing leads all Big Ten defensemen in goal scoring. SCORING LEADERS Points Zach Hyman 12 Goals Three tied 5 Assists Larkin/Werenski 8 PPG Alex Kile 3 GWG Five tied 1 PIM Michael Downing 35 Shots Dylan Larkin 44 +/- Zach Werenski +8 GOALTENDING LEADERS Games Zach Nagelvoort 9 Wins Zach Nagelvoort 3 GAA Zach Nagelvoort 3.00 SV% Zach Nagelvoort.900 SO None 0 MICHIGAN /3.64 (3rd) 36/3.27 (45th) 5/43 (11.6%/41st) 32/41 (78.0%/47th) /13.4 (22nd) TEAM COMPARISON Overall Home Road Neutral Current Streak Last 5 Last 10 Goals For/Game Goals Against/Game Power Play Penalty Kill SHG For SHG Against PIM/Average SCORING LEADERS Points Three tied 7 Goals Lou Nanne 4 Assists Drew Melanson 6 PPG Victor Liljegren 2 GWG Jared Wilson 2 PIM Craig Bokenfohr 31 Shots Victor Liljegren 39 +/- Mike Prapavessis +6 GOALTENDING LEADERS Games Jason Kasdorf 12 Wins Jason Kasdorf 5 GAA Scott Diebold 1.49 SV% Scott Diebold.943 SO None 0 (#) NCAA Rank RPI /1.64 (57th) 34/2.43 (26th) 5/46 (10.9%/45th) 54/69 (78.3%/45th) /13.9 (19th) With the 8-1 win over Penn State, Michigan recorded its most goals in a game at Yost Ice Arena since a 10-3 win over St. Lawrence on Oct. 13, The Wolverines scored five third-period goals in the game, the first time that Michigan has had five goals in a period since March 14, 2008, in a CCHA Quarterfinal victory (10-1) over Nebraska-Omaha at Yost Ice Arena. Michigan s freshman class has had an immediate impact through 11 games this season, as a freshman has recorded a point in all but one game. Freshman forward Dylan Larkin leads the way with 10 points (2G,8A) along with defenseman Zach Werenski who also has 10 points (2G, 8A). Forwards Dexter Dancs (G, 2A) and Tony Calderone (A) as well as defensemen Cutler Martin (G, 3A) and Sam Piazza (A) have also had early contributions. Sophomore forward Max Shuart was named Big Ten First Star of the Week and sophomore defenseman Michael Downing earned Third Star of the Week today (Tuesday, Nov. 25) coming off the Wolverines weekend series split against Penn State to open Big Ten play. Shuart continued his outstanding play of late, leading the team with four points (G, 3A) against the Nittany Lions to earn his first ever Big Ten weekly award. Shuart now has seven points (3G, 4A) in his last five games. Downing had a solid all-around weekend for Michigan on defense, recording two goals and a plus-3 rating with six blocked shots in two games for his first Big Ten weekly recognition. He was one of two Michigan skaters with a plus rating in both games this weekend. Downing and Shuart are the fourth and fifth Wolverines to be honored with Big Ten weekly awards, joining Andrew Copp (2nd Star, Nov. 18), Dylan Larkin (2nd Star, Oct. 28) and Steve Racine (Third Star, Oct. 21)

3 FRIDAY, NOV. 28 VS. RPI RPI INTERRUPTS MICHIGAN DYNASTY If not for RPI, the Wolverines hockey dynasty in the 1950s may have included six straight national championships. Michigan still holds the record with three straight national titles from , but in 1954 the Engineers pulled a monumental upset. Led by head coach Vic Heyliger, U-M entered the tournament on a roll, winners of 10 of 11 WIHL contests (10-0-1), including three wins over top contender Minnesota, the other team from the West in the Frozen Four. Yet No. 4 seed RPI defeated Michigan, 6-4, at Broadmoor Arena in Colorado Springs on Mar. 12, Led by All-Americans Bill MacFarland (forward) and Jim Haas (defense), Michigan nearly rallied from an early 3-0 deficit, as Mac- Farland had a hat trick and Haas added a goal in the contest. But trailing 5-4 late in the third period, RPI sealed the win with an empty net goal. The Engineers would go on to win their first national championship in hockey with a 5-4, OT win over Minnesota. Michigan went on to win national titles in 1955 and Michigan was picked to finish second in the Big Ten in the preseason coaches poll, the conference announced at Big Ten Hockey Media Day on Wednesday (Sept. 24). Minnesota was tabbed for first place. Michigan had several standout performances in an 8-4 win at UMass-Lowell on Oct. 24 Senior forward Zach Hyman recorded five points (3G, 2A), including a natural hat trick. Hyman s five-point night was the first for a Wolverine since Aaron Palushaj had five points (G, 4A) against Nebraska-Omaha on Feb. 13, Michigan recorded eight or more goals in a game for the first time since Oct. 13, 2011, when the Wolverines earned a 10-3 win over St. Lawrence at Yost Ice Arena. The eight goals are the most by a Michigan team in a road game since an 8-5 win at Notre Dame on Nov. 4, Freshman forward Dylan Larkin recorded four points (G, 3A), the most points by a Michigan freshman since JT Compher had four points (2G, 2A) against Michigan State on Jan. 24, Junior forward Andrew Copp and sophomore forward JT Compher were unanimous selections on the Big Ten Preseason Players to Watch list. Copp earned All-Big Ten Honorable Mention honors in , while Compher was named the 2014 Big Ten Freshman of the Year. Michigan enters the season coming off of an record in Michigan earned the No. 3 seed in the inaugural Big Ten Tournament but fell, 2-1, to No. 6 seed Penn State in double overtime. In his postseason debut, goaltender Zach Nagelvoort set a new school single-game record with 63 saves, breaking Robbie Moore s previous record of 61 saves set on Feb. 17, 1973 against Minnesota. Junior forward Andrew Copp will serve as team captain for the season, while senior forward Zach Hyman and sophomore forward JT Compher will serve as assistant captains. Former University of Michigan ice hockey player Wally Grant, the program s first threetime All-American and a key member of Michigan s first national championship team in 1948, passed away Wednesday (Nov. 5) at the age of 86. A 1950 U-M graduate, Grant remained involved in the Michigan hockey program long after graduation, serving as president of the Dekers Blue Line Club while also holding membership in the Graduate M Club and Michigan s Victors Club. A tenacious left winger listed at 5-foot-8 and 165 pounds, Grant played four years of varsity hockey at Michigan, missing the season after serving 18 months in the United States military. Michigan was (.812) in Grant s four seasons at Michigan. He scored 63 goals and added 83 assists for 146 points. Former University of Michigan ice hockey player, coach, and athletics administrator Al Renfrew 49, passed away on Monday (Nov. 10) at the age of 90. Renfrew, a legendary figure in program history, was a key member of Michigan s first national championship team in 1948 and coached the Wolverines to a national championship in 1964 during a 16-year career behind the bench from He is the only man to win a national championship as both a player and coach in Michigan hockey history. Following his coaching career, Renfrew served as an assistant athletic director, managing the Michigan Athletics ticket office until his retirement in Renfrew was one of U-M s first elite scorers, recording 172 points (91 goals, 81 assists) during his four year career, including the 1948 national championship win over Dartmouth. U-M returns five of its top 10 scorers from a season ago, including its top two... JT Compher led the Wolverines in scoring in with 31 points (11g, 20a) and was named the 2014 Big Ten Freshman of the Year. Andrew Copp led the team in goal scoring and finished second with 29 points (15g, 14a). Copp earned All-Big Ten Honorable Mention. Senior defenseman Brennan Serville and sophomore defenseman Michael Downing return to lead Michigan s defensive corps. Serville has logged 97 games in three seasons at Michigan, and saw action in 33 contests in , recording three assists. Downing made an immediate impact as a freshman blueliner last season, notching 12 RECORD WHEN SCORING Name Record Brennan Serville Boo Nieves Zach Hyman Travis Lynch Mike Chiasson Justin Selman Andrew Copp Andrew Sinelli Michael Downing JT Compher Evan Allen Tyler Motte Alex Kile Kevin Lohan Max Shuart Nolan De Jong Steve Racine Zach Nagelvoort Luke Dwyer Tony Calderone Dexter Dancs Dylan Larkin Cutler Martin Sam Piazza Niko Porikos Alex Talcott Zach Werenski points (2g, 10a) in 34 games and earning a spot on the Big Ten All-Freshman Team. Senior forward/defenseman Andrew Sinelli switched from forward to defense and enjoyed a breakout year for the Wolverines. Sinelli saw action in a career-high 25 games last season, starting 21 games on defense. Senior defenseman Mike Chiasson (11 games), and sophomore defensemen Nolan De Jong (29 games) and Kevin Lohan (16 games) were also regulars on the Michigan blue line last season. Sophomore goaltender Zach Nagelvoort played well after making his unexpected career debut in net on Oct. 18 at New Hampshire in place of injured Steve Racine. In 24 games, Nagelvoort went with a 2.20 goalsagainst average (15th, NCAA) and a.929 save percentage (6th, NCAA). His save percentage is second to Shawn Hunwick s.932 mark in on the school single-season record list. Racine also had a solid season in net for Michigan. In 13 games, Racine went with a 2.91 goals-against average and.912 save percentage. U-M will look to add to its unparalleled history in the NCAA tournament this season... Michigan has the most National Championships (nine), Frozen Four appearances (24), Frozen Four wins (25) and tournament appearances (35) among all D-1 hockey programs. Michigan head coach Red Berenson needs just 10 wins to become the fourth head coach in Division I men s hockey with 800 victories. Berenson moved into fourth place on the NCAA all-time wins list with his 784th career win on Feb. 7, a 7-3 win at Penn State. Berenson passed Rick Comley, who had 783 wins at Lake Superior State, Northern Michigan, and Michigan State from Berenson is (.659) in 31 seasons at Michigan.

4 MICHIGAN HOCKEY HEAD COACH RED BERENSON Berenson s Coaching Record Season Team GP W L T Pct League W L T Pct. Finish St. Louis NHL St. Louis NHL St. Louis NHL Career NHL Totals A proven winner at the collegiate and professional levels as both a player and coach, Gordon Red Berenson enters his 31st season as head coach of the University of Michigan ice hockey program in Since taking over a struggling program in 1984, Berenson has kept the Wolverines in the upper echelon of college ice hockey. He directed Michigan to the 1996 and 1998 NCAA National Championships -- the eighth and ninth in school history. Under Berenson, the Wolverines have qualified for the NCAA Tournament in 22 of the past 24 seasons. His run of 22 consecutive appearances from marks the longest streak ever in college hockey. Over that time, Michigan reached the NCAA Frozen Four 11 times: back-toback appearances in 1992 and 1993; four consecutive appearances in 1995, 1996, 1997 and 1998; three consecutive showings between , 2008 and Besides 1996 and 1998 U-M also reached the national title game in 2011, losing 3-2 in overtime to Minnesota-Duluth. Berenson has the Wolverines well-positioned to be a perennial contender in the Big Ten. He established Michigan as a power in the Central Collegiate Hockey Association (CCHA), leading the team to first- or second-place finishes 20 times in 23 seasons from Michigan captured 11 CCHA regular-season titles and nine CCHA Tournament titles. On six occasions the Maize and Blue has swept the CCHA regular season and postseason titles, last doing so in U-M s most improbable CCHA Tournament crown came in After placing seventh in the regular season, U-M won six straight CCHA playoff games, including two at Michigan State and a semifinal upset of top-seeded Miami, to receive an automatic bid into the NCAA Tournament. U-M s last regular season crown was in , when it won its final six games to overtake Notre Dame. Berenson, who has fashioned a record (.661) in 30 seasons with the Wolverines, is the sixth collegiate ice hockey coach to record 700 career victories, reaching the milestone with a 4-1 win at Bowling Green on Oct. 8, Berenson s 788 victories place him fourth on the Season Team GP W L T Pct League W L T Pct. Finish Michigan CCHA th Michigan CCHA th Michigan CCHA th Michigan CCHA th Michigan CCHA th Michigan CCHA th Michigan CCHA nd Michigan CCHA st Michigan CCHA nd Michigan CCHA st Michigan CCHA st Michigan CCHA T-1st Michigan CCHA st Michigan CCHA nd Michigan CCHA nd Michigan CCHA st Michigan CCHA T-2nd Michigan CCHA st Michigan CCHA nd Michigan CCHA st Michigan CCHA st Michigan CCHA rd Michigan CCHA nd Michigan CCHA st Michigan CCHA nd Michigan CCHA th Michigan CCHA st Michigan CCHA nd Michigan CCHA th Michigan B1G rd Michigan B1G Career U-M Totals 1, CCHA/B1G NCAA ice hockey coaches all-time win list. He stood behind the U-M bench for the 1,000th time of his career on Feb. 22, 2008 at Michigan State. In 2008, Berenson earned the American Hockey Coaches Association s Spencer Penrose Award as the National Coach of the Year for the first time in his tenure at Michigan. The U-M squad went , reached the NCAA Frozen Four, won the CCHA regular season and tournament championships and boasted the Hobey Baker Memorial Award winner, Kevin Porter. Berenson also earned the CCHA s Coach of the Year laurel for the second time of his career (1994). For his outstanding service to hockey in the United States, the NHL honored Berenson and four others with the Lester Patrick Award in the fall of Michigan ice hockey has earned its reputation for success with impressive showings against conference and national competition. From , Michigan won nine consecutive Great Lakes Invitational championships. The Wolverines have won 15 GLI crowns - the most of any program - and have captured four of the last five titles. In the 17 years of the College Hockey Showcase -- a Thanksgiving tournament that pits U-M and Michigan State versus Minnesota and Wisconsin -- the Maize and Blue has the highest win total (20) and the highest winning percentage (.603, ) record against the Golden Gophers and Badgers. Since the season -- when U-M s 22-year streak of NCAA Tournament appearances started -- Berenson has guided the Wolverines to an impressive (.715) record against non-conference, regular-season opponents. Adding to the legend of Berenson s tenure with the Michigan program is an incident from the 1999 East Regional in Worcester, Mass. In the first tournament game, U-M trailed the University of Denver 3-0 at the 17:44 mark of the second period. Berenson called a timeout which some say changed that game more than any other timeout NCAA HOCKEY ALL-TIME COACHING WINS LIST Coach School(s) Yrs Wins 1. Jerry York Clarkson, BGSU, BC 1972-SA Ron Mason LSSU, BGSU, MSU Jack Parker Boston University Red Berenson Michigan 1984-SA Rick Comley LSSU, NMU, MSU Bob Peters NoDak, Bemidji St Note: List current through Nov. 25, 2014

5 FRIDAY, NOV. 28 VS. RPI they had ever witnessed. When play resumed, Michigan held Denver to a single shot on goal for the remaining 22:16 of the game while scoring five goals to take the win and advance to the second round of the tournament. Before the team arrived home in Ann Arbor, calls and s were pouring into the ice hockey office inquiring what coach Berenson told his players in that huddle. Berenson is the fourth former Michigan ice hockey captain to coach the Wolverines program, accepting the position from athletic director Don Canham in May A threeyear U-M varsity letterwinner under head coach Al Renfrew, Berenson is one of the top players in Wolverine ice hockey history, earning All-America and Michigan Most Valuable Player honors in both his junior and senior seasons (1961, 62). As a senior, Berenson led the Wolverines to a second-place finish in the Western Collegiate Hockey Association (WCHA) and third place at the NCAA National Championships. Berenson led the WCHA in scoring with 41 points (24 goals, 17 assists) in 18 games, and was named the league s MVP. Berenson completed his Wolverine career by scoring a season record 70 points (43 goals and 27 assists) in just 28 games. His 43 goals and nine hat tricks in his last season still stand as Michigan records. (Berenson scored his 43 goals in 28 games, but shares the record with Dave Debol who scored 43 goals in his All-American season while playing 45 games.) Following his final Michigan contest in the 1962 NCAA Consolation Game win vs. St. Lawrence, Berenson was driven from Utica, N.Y., to Boston where he played for the Montreal Canadiens at the Boston Garden the next night. He played in nine games for Montreal in the last month of the season, becoming the first collegiate player to step immediately into the National Hockey League. Berenson holds two degrees from the University of Michigan, his bachelor s degree from the School of Business Administration in 1962 and a Master of Business Administration degree in He returned to Ann Arbor from Montreal one day after the Canadiens 1965 Stanley Cup championship parade to begin graduate classes. The commitment to education Berenson illustrated over three decades ago remains an integral part of the Wolverine ice hockey program as Michigan s graduation rate has ranked near the top of collegiate ice hockey since Berenson played in the NHL for 17 years as a member of the Montreal Canadiens, New York Rangers, Detroit Red Wings and St. Louis Blues. He accumulated 261 goals and 397 assists in 987 games -- the most by any Michigan alumnus in the NHL -- leaving an indelible mark on league history. Berenson scored at least 20 goals in seven NHL seasons. HEAD COACH RED BERENSON On Nov. 7, 1968, while playing for the St. Louis Blues in a game against the Philadelphia Flyers, Berenson scored six goals, including four over a nine-minute span. The six-goal effort was one shy of the all-time NHL record, and marked the first time since 1944 that an individual had scored six goals in an NHL game. It is a feat that has been accomplished only once since. In that game, Berenson also set the NHL records for most goals in a road game and most goals in a period (four), records which stand today. Only eight other NHL players, including the likes of Wayne Gretzky and Bryan Trottier, have scored four goals in a period. Berenson played in the original and legendary eight-game Canada Cup series for Team Canada vs. the Soviet Union in 1972 as well as the old-timers rematch of the Canada Cup in In the fall of 2005 he, along with the entire 1972 Team Canada roster, was inducted into the Canadian Sports Hall of Fame. Following his retirement as a player after the season, Berenson remained in St. Louis as a member of the Blues coaching staff. After serving as an assistant coach for a year and a half, he took over as head coach with 56 games remaining in the season and posted a record. The following year, Berenson The Red Berenson File Born December 8, 1939 Hometown Regina, Saskatchewan College Career University of Michigan College Honors All-America , 62 WCHA Most Valuable Player Denver Post All-WCHA First Team , 62 Team Captain Team MVP , 62 College Degrees Bachelor s Michigan, 1962 Master of Business Administration Michigan, 1966 Professional Career Montreal Canadiens New York Rangers St. Louis Blues , Detroit Red Wings Professional Honors Stanley Cup Championships , 66 (Montreal) Coaching Honors Jack Adams Award (NHL Coach of the Year) CCHA Coach of the Year , 2008 Spencer Penrose Award (National Coach of the Year) Lester Patrick Award (Outstanding service to hockey in the U.S.) Coaching Highlights NCAA Championships , 98 NCAA Frozen Fours , 93, 95, 96, 97, 98, 2001, 02, 03, CCHA Regular-Season Championships , 94, 95, 96, 97, 2000, 02, '04, 05, 08, 11 CCHA Tournament Championships , 96, 97, 99, 2002, 03, 05, 08, 10 Family Wife - Joy; Children - Kelly, Sandy, Gordie and Rusty was the NHL Coach of the Year after leading the Blues to a record, the best mark in the first 28 years of the club s history. In August 1982, Berenson joined former St. Louis Blues coach Scotty Bowman on the Buffalo Sabres staff, serving as an assistant under Bowman until accepting the head coaching job at Michigan in Berenson has not lost touch with the NHL, presenting the 1989 Coach of the Year award to Pat Burns, then coach of the Montreal Canadiens, at the NHL Awards Banquet. Berenson is a member of the University of Michigan Athletic Hall of Honor, the Dekers Club Hall of Fame, the Michigan Sports Hall of Fame, the St. Louis Sports Hall of Fame, and the Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame. He was named to a select group of college ice hockey s West All-Time Forwards in the 1996 American Hockey Coaches Association College Hockey Centennial All-Time Favorites Poll in voting by fans, coaches and writers, joining Neal Broten, Brett Hull, Greg Johnson, Bill Masterson, John Matchefts, Bill Hay and Tony Hrkac.A native of Regina, Saskatchewan, Berenson and his wife, Joy, reside in Ann Arbor. They are the parents of four adult children: daughters Kelly and Sandy and sons Gordie and Rusty.

6 MICHIGAN HOCKEY UNIVERSITY INFORMATION School: University of Michigan Location: Ann Arbor, Mich. Enrollment: 41,942 Founded: 1817 University President: Mark S. Schlissel, M.D., Ph.D. Interim Director of Athletics: Jim Hackett Nickname: Wolverines Colors: Maize and Blue Fight Song: The Victors Conference: Big Ten YOST ICE ARENA Completed: 1924 (multi-purpose facility) Converted for Hockey: 1973 (40th season) Seating Capacity: 5,800 Rink Dimensions: 200 x 85 Largest Crowd (Opponent, Date): 8,411 (Michigan State, 1/29/88) Largest Crowd, Post 1996 Renovation (Opponent, Date): 6,986 (Michigan State, 1/19/02) Largest Crowd, Post 2012 Renovation (Opponent, Date): 5,800 (ND, 11/16/12) Record at Yost Ice Arena: (.718) MEDIA RELATIONS SID: Dave Ablauf (dablauf@umich.edu) Hockey: Jeffrey Weinstein (weinstej@umich. edu) Phone: Mailing Address: Public and Media Relations University of Michigan 1000 S. State St. Ann Arbor, MI MEDIA INFORMATION Media credentials for all games at Yost, must be obtained through Media Relations (734) Players and coaches are regularly available to the media Monday through Thursday each week. Contact Media Relations to arrange all interviews. Web: mgoblue.com MICHIGAN HOCKEY RADIO Radio Affiliates 1050 WTKA (Ann Arbor), 1450 WATZ (Alpena), 1270 WXYT (Detroit), 1090 WCAR (Detroit), 1160 WCXI (Detroit), 1330 WTRX (Flint), 1230 WTKG (Grand Rapids), 94.9 WKZC (Ludington) 1240 WIAN (Marquette), 1450 WNBY (Newberry), WWTH (Oscoda), 99.9 and 980 WHAK (Rogers City), 580 CKWW (Windsor, Ontario) Play-by-Play: Al Randall (20th season) Analyst: Bill Trainor THE RED BERENSON SHOW Tune in to WTKA (AM 1050) or wtka.com each Tuesday evening at 6 p.m starting on Oct. 7, for the Red Berenson show, which will air live from The Pizza House at 618 Church Street in Ann Arbor. The 60-minute show is hosted by Al Randall. Each show is also archived at mgoblue. com MICHIGAN HOCKEY ROSTER INFORMATION Numerical Roster No Name Pos. Elig. HT WT Hometown NHL 1 Steve Racine G Jr Williamsville, N.Y. 3 Mike Chiasson D Sr Henderson, Nev. 4 Cutler Martin D Fr East Lansing, Mich. 5 Michael Downing D So Canton, Mich. FLA 6 Brennan Serville D Sr Pickering, Ontario WPG 7 JT Compher (A) F So Northbrook, Ill. BUF 8 Sam Piazza D Fr Darien, Ill. 9 Andrew Copp (C) F Jr Ann Arbor, Mich. WPG 10 Justin Selman F Jr Upper Saddle River, N.J. 11 Zach Hyman (A) F Sr Toronto, Ontario FLA 12 Cristoval Boo Nieves F Jr Baldwinsville, N.Y. NYR 13 Zach Werenski D Fr Grosse Pointe, Mich. 14 Tyler Motte F So St. Clair, Mich. CHI 15 Evan Allen F So Sterling Heights, Mich. 16 Alex Talcott F Fr Kentwood, Mich. 17 Tony Calderone F Fr Trenton, Mich. 19 Dylan Larkin F Fr Waterford, Mich. DET 20 Travis Lynch F Sr White Lake, Mich. 21 Nolan De Jong D So Victoria, B.C. MIN 22 Andrew Sinelli F Sr Dexter, Mich. 23 Alex Kile F So Troy, Mich. 24 Kevin Lohan D So Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y. 25 Max Shuart F So Northville, Ill. 28 Niko Porikos D Fr Ann Arbor, Mich. 29 Luke Dwyer G RSr Ann Arbor, Mich. 35 Zach Nagelvoort G So Holland, Mich. EDM 39 Dexter Dancs F Fr Vancouver, B.C. Coaching Staff Head Coach: Red Berenson (31st season) Associate Head Coach: Billy Powers (22nd season) Assistant Coach: Brian Wiseman (4th season) Volunteer Goaltending Coach: Josh Blackburn (8th season) Alphabetical Roster No Name Pos. Elig. HT WT Last Team NHL 15 Evan Allen F So U.S. Under-18 Team (NTDP) 17 Tony Calderone F Fr Sioux Falls Stampede (USHL) 3 Mike Chiasson D Sr Omaha Lancers (USHL) 7 JT Compher (A) F So U.S. Under-18 Team (NTDP) BUF 9 Andrew Copp (C) F Jr U.S. Under-18 Team (NTDP) WPG 39 Dexter Dancs F Fr Vernon Vipers (BCHL) 21 Nolan De Jong D So Victoria Grizzlies (BCHL) MIN 5 Michael Downing D So Dubuque Fighting Saints (USHL) FLA 29 Luke Dwyer G RSr Ann Arbor Huron (USHS) 11 Zach Hyman (A) F Sr Hamilton Red Wings (OJHL) FLA 23 Alex Kile F So Green Bay Gamblers (USHL) 19 Dylan Larkin F Fr U.S. Under-18 Team (NTDP) DET 24 Kevin Lohan D So Merritt Centennials (BCHL) 20 Travis Lynch F Sr Green Bay Gamblers (USHL) 4 Cutler Martin D Fr Tri-City Storm (USHL) 14 Tyler Motte F So U.S. Under-18 Team (NTDP) CHI 35 Zach Nagelvoort G So Aberdeen Wings (NAHL) EDM 12 Cristoval Boo Nieves F Jr Kent School (USHS) NYR 8 Sam Piazza D Fr Wichita Falls Wildcats (NAHL) 28 Niko Porikos D Fr Hamilton Red Wings (OJHL) 1 Steven Racine G Jr Georgetown (OJHL) 10 Justin Selman F Jr Sioux Falls (USHL) 6 Brennan Serville D Sr Stouffville Spirit (OJHL) WPG 25 Max Shuart F So Texas Tornado (NAHL) 22 Andrew Sinelli F Sr Youngstown Phantoms (USHL) 16 Alex Talcott F Fr Indiana Ice (USHL) 13 Zach Werenski D Fr U.S. Under-17 Team (NTDP) Coaching Staff Head Coach: Red Berenson (31st season) Associate Head Coach: Billy Powers (22nd season) Assistant Coach: Brian Wiseman (4th season) Volunteer Goaltending Coach: Josh Blackburn (8th season) Roster By Class Seniors (5): Mike Chiasson Zach Hyman (A) Travis Lynch Brennan Serville Andrew Sinelli RS Senior(1): Luke Dwyer Juniors (4): Andrew Copp (C) Boo Nieves Steve Racine Justin Selman Sophomores (9): Evan Allen JT Compher (A) Nolan De Jong Michael Downing Alex Kile Kevin Lohan Tyler Motte Zach Nagelvoort Max Shuart Freshmen (8): Tony Calderone Dexter Dancs Dylan Larkin Cutler Martin Sam Piazza Niko Porikos Alex Talcott Zach Werenski Pronunciations: Compher: COME-fer Shuart: SHOO-ert Nagelvoort: NAY-gul - vort Nieves: Knee-ev-ess Porikos: Por-ee-kose De Jong: De Yong Chiasson: chase-on Serville: SUR-vill

7 FRIDAY, NOV. 28 VS. RPI B1G TEN STANDINGS CONFERENCE OVERALL RK TEAM GP W L T SW PTS GF GA W L T GF GA 1 Penn State Michigan Michigan State Ohio State Minnesota Wisconsin THIS MONTH IN THE BIG TEN DAY DATE VISITOR HOME TIME RESULT Sat. Nov. 1 Minnesota St. Cloud State 4:00 p.m. CT 4-3, OT, MINN Sat. Nov. 1 Ferris State Michigan State 7:00 p.m. ET 4-3, MSU Sat. Nov. 1 Michigan Michigan Tech 7:07 p.m. ET 6-2, MTU Sat. Nov. 1 Ohio State Canisius 7:35 p.m. ET 4-1, OSU Fri. Nov. 7 Omaha Ohio State 7:00 p.m. ET 4-1, UNO Fri. Nov. 7 Michigan St. New Hampshire 7:00 p.m. ET 4-3, MSU Fri. Nov. 7 Notre Dame Minnesota 7:00 p.m. CT 5-0, MINN Fri. Nov. 7 North Dakota Wisconsin 7:00 p.m. CT 4-3, UND Sat. Nov. 8 Omaha Ohio State 7:00 p.m. ET 4-3, UNO Sat. Nov. 8 Michigan St. New Hampshire 7:00 p.m. ET 5-2, UNH Sat. Nov. 8 North Dakota Wisconsin 7:00 p.m. CT 5-1, UND Sun. Nov. 9 Notre Dame Minnesota 4:00 p.m. CT 4-2, MINN Fri. Nov. 14 Boston College Michigan St. 7:00 p.m. ET 3-2, BC Fri. Nov. 14 Penn St. UMass-Lowell 7:15 p.m. ET 5-3, UML Fri. Nov. 14 American Int. Michigan 7:35 p.m. ET 5-2 U-M Fri. Nov. 14 Minn.-Duluth Minnesota 7:00 p.m. CT 3-0, UMD Fri. Nov. 14 Ohio State Bowling Green 8:07 p.m. ET 3-2, OSU Sat. Nov. 15 Bowling Green Ohio State 7:00 p.m. ET 3-2, BGSU Sat. Nov. 15 Penn St. UMass Lowell 7:00 p.m. ET 4-1, PSU Sat. Nov. 15 American Int. Michigan 7:35 p.m. ET 6-3, U-M Sat. Nov. 15 Minnesota Minn. Duluth 7:07 p.m. CT 2-1, UMD Thu. Nov. 20 Michigan St. Ohio State 7:00 p.m. ET 3-1, MSU Fri. Nov. 21 Michigan St. Ohio State 7:00 p.m. ET 3-0, OSU Fri. Nov. 21 Penn St. Michigan 7:35 p.m. ET 3-2, PSU Fri. Nov. 21 USA U-18 Minnesota (ex) 7:00 p.m. CT 5-4, OT, USA Fri. Nov. 21 Wisconsin Colorado College 7:37 p.m. MT 5-2, CC Sat. Nov. 22 Penn State Michigan 7:35 p.m. ET 8-1, UM Sat. Nov. 22 Wisconsin Denver 7:07 p.m. MT 3-2, UD Fri. Nov. 28 Ohio State Western Michigan 4:05 p.m. ET Fri. Nov. 28 Michigan St. Princeton 7:00 p.m. ET Fri. Nov. 28 Minnesota Boston College 7:07 p.m. ET Fri. Nov. 28 Rensselaer Michigan 7:35 p.m. ET Fri. Nov. 28 Ferris State Wisconsin 7:00 p.m. CT Sat. Nov. 29 Union/ND Ohio State 4:05 pm/7:35 p.m. ET Sat. Nov. 29 Minnesota Northeastern 7:00 p.m. ET Sat. Nov. 29 Michigan St. Princeton 7:00 p.m. ET Sat. Nov. 29 Rensselaer Michigan 7:35 p.m. ET Sat. Nov. 29 Penn State Cornell 8:00 p.m. ET Sat. Nov. 29 Ferris State Wisconsin 7:00 p.m. CT AWARDS AND HONORS PRESEASON BIG TEN WATCH LIST Andrew Copp, F, Junior JT Compher, F, Sophomore BIG TEN FIRST STAR OF THE WEEK Max Shuart, F, Sophomore (11/25) BIG TEN SECOND STAR OF THE WEEK Andrew Copp, F, Junior (11/18) Dylan Larkin, F, Freshman (10/28) BIG TEN THIRD STAR OF THE WEEK Michael Downing, D, Sophomore (11/25) Steve Racine, G, Junior (10/21) USA TODAY/USA HOCKEY Rk Team (1st Place Votes) Record Points Last 1 Boston University (27) North Dakota (4) Minnesota UMass-Lowell Michigan Tech (1) Miami Minnesota State (2) Minnesota-Duluth Colgate Denver Boston College Vermont Nebraska-Omaha Quinnipiac Bowling Green NR USCHO RK TEAM (1ST PLACE VOTES) RECORD POINTS LAST 1 Boston University (42) North Dakota (3) Minnesota (1) UMass-Lowell Miami Michigan Tech Minnesota State (3) Minnesota-Duluth (1) Colgate Denver Nebraska-Omaha Boston College Vermont Quinnipiac Bowling Green St. Cloud State Union Harvard NR 19 Northern Michigan Providence MICHIGAN S RECORD WHEN... On Olympic-sized ice On regulation-sized ice Game 1 of a Big Ten weekend series Game 2 of a Big Ten weekend series Games following a win Games following a loss Games following a tie The margin of victory is 1 goal The margin of victojry is 2 goals The margin of victory is 3+ goals Scoring 0 goals Scoring 1 goal Scoring 2 goals Scoring 3 goals Scoring 4 goals Scoring 5+ goals Scoring first The opponent scores first Leading after one period The opponent leads after one period Tied after one period Leading after two periods The opponent leads after two periods Tied after two periods In overtime Out-shooting its opponent Being out-shot by an opponent Shots on goal are even Scoring a power-play goal Not scoring a power-play goal Allowing a power-play goal Not allowing a power-play goal Scoring a shorthanded goal Allowing a shorthanded goal Playing a ranked oppenent When wearing white jerseys When wearing blue jerseys When wearing maize jerseys

8 MICHIGAN HOCKEY MICHIGAN HOCKEY PLAYER BIOS # 1 Steve Racine Junior Goaltender Left Williamsville, New York Georgetown Raiders (OJHL) NHL: Free Agent Most Shots: 46, 10/12/13 at RIT Most Saves: 42, 10/12/13 at RIT Last Start: 11/1/14 at Michigan Tech : Made 11 saves in start at Michigan Tech (11/1)...Made 29 saves to earn win in net at UMass-Lowell (10/24)...Recorded first win of the season with 31 saves in a 2-1 win against UNH (Oct. 18)...Saw one period of action in exhibition contests against Wilfrid Laurier (Oct. 9) and U.S. NTDP U-18 Team (Oct. 6) : In 13 games played, went with a 2.91 GAA and a.912 Save %. Personal: Parents, Val and Zhanna, were born in Russia and moved to the United States before Steve was born... Recorded an record with a 2.09 goals-against average and a.921 save percentage during Michigan s stretch run to the CCHA Championship Game in # 3 Mike Chiasson Senior Defenseman Right Henderson, Nevada Omaha Lancers (USHL) NHL: Free Agent Most Points: 3, (2x), last -10/12/13 at RIT (3a) Most Goals: 1 (3x), last - 11/2/12 at NMU Most Assists: 3,10/12/13 at RIT : Recorded assist at UMass-Lowell (10/24)...saw action in exhibition contest against Wilfrid Laurier (Oct. 9) : Notched an assist in 11 games with a plus-5 rating... Earned Michigan s Howard Colby Best Sportsmanship Award. Personal: Son of Steve Chiasson, who played 13 seasons in the NHL, eight wth the Detroit Red Wings...Along with teammate Alex Guptill, organized Michigan Moustaches For Men s Health initiative last November...Voted unanimously as team captain in his final season with the Omaha Lancers. # 4 Cutler Martin Freshman Defenseman Left East Lansing, Michigan Tri-City Storm (USHL) NHL: Free Agent Most Points: 1, 4x, last 11/22/14 vs. PSU (a) Most Goals: 1, 10/18/14 vs. UNH (g) Most Assists: 1, 3x, last 11/22/14 vs. PSU : Added assist against Penn State (11/22)...Recorded assist against AIC (11/14)...Added assist against UMass-Lowell (10/24)...Recorded first career goal, the GWG, against UNH (10/18)... Saw action in exhibition contests against Wilfrid Laurier (Oct. 9) and U.S. NTDP U-18 Team (Oct. 6), recording an assist against the NTDP. Before Michigan: Played three seasons with the Tri-City Storm of the United States Hockey League (USHL)... Notched six points (goal, five assists) in 23 games, but missed remainder of season due to injury in December Recorded 16 points (four goals, 12 assists) in 59 games with Tri-City in Played with the Victory Honda (Mich.) U18 Midget Major program before joining Tri-City Storm. # 5 Michael Downing Sophomore Defenseman Left Canton, Michigan Dubuque Fighting Saints (USHL) NHL: FLA (2013, 4th Round, 97th Overall) Most Points: 2, 2x, last 2/7/14 at PSU (g,a) Most Goals: 1, 5x, last 11/22/14 vs. PSU Most Assists: 1, 9x, last 10/24/14 at UML : Added goal against Penn State on 11/22...Scored goal against Penn State on 11/21... Notched assist at UMass-Lowell (10/24)...scored first goal of season in Michigan s 2-1 win vs. UNH (10/18)... Made season debut at Ferris State, leading team with six SOG. Personal: Played two years of high school hockey at Catholic Central High School in Detroit before starting his junior hockey career in with Dubuque...Played the junior season with older brother Jake Downing, also a defenseman. # 6 Brennan Serville Senior Defenseman Right Pickering, Ontario Stouffville Spirit (OJHL) NHL: WPG (2011, 3rd Round, 78th Overall) Most Points: 2, 12/2/11 at UAF (2a) Most Goals: 1, 12/15/12 vs. WMU Most Assists: 2, 12/2/11 at UAF : Led team with four blocked shots against AIC (11/15)...Notched assist in season debut at Ferris State (10/4) : In 33 games, notched three assists and had a plus-2 rating to go along with 34 blocked shots. Personal: Originally committed to Canisius College before signing his NLI with Michigan...One of four current/former Michigan players in Winnipeg system along with Andrew Copp, Jacob Trouba, and Al Montoya. # 7 JT Compher (A) Sophomore Forward Right Northbrook, Illinois U.S. Under-18 Team (NTDP) NHL: BUF (2013, 2nd Round, 35th Overall) Most Points: 4, 1/24/14 at MSU (2g, 2a) Most Goals: 2, (3x) last 11/22/14 vs. PSU Most Assists: 2, (6x), last 11/14/14 vs. AIC : Recorded two goals an assist against PSU (11/22)...Added assist against AIC (11/15)... Recorded two assists against AIC (11/14)...Notched assist against UMass-Lowell (10/24)...recorded assist against UNH (10/18)... Notched assist in season debut at Ferris State (10/4) : In 35 games played, led Michigan with 31 points (11G, 20A)... Led team with 20 assists, plus-13 rating and three shorthanded goals... Selected as the inaugural Big Ten Freshman of the Year... Earned All-Big Ten Second Team and Big Ten All-Freshman Team honors... Earned Michigan s Hal Downes Award as Team MVP, Hazel Doc Losh Award as the team s scoring leader and Deker Club Rookie of the Year Award...Tallied two goals -- including a shorthanded goal -- and two assists on 1/24 vs. MSU, recording the most points in a game by a Michigan freshman since Andrew Cogliano on 11/4/05. Personal: Full name is Joseph Taylor Compher...Helped raise money for prostate cancer research when his U.S. NTDP U-17 team played the Chicago Steel, near his hometown after his father Bob s successful recovery from treatment in 2011.

9 MICHIGAN HOCKEY PLAYER BIOS FRIDAY, NOV. 28 VS. RPI # 8 Sam Piazza Freshman Defenseman Left Darien, Illinois Wichita Falls Wildcats (NAHL) NHL: Free Agent Most Points: 1, 11/15/14 vs. AIC (a) Most Goals: N/A Most Assists: 1, 11/15/14 vs. AIC # 9 Andrew Copp (C) Junior Forward Left Ann Arbor, Michigan U.S. Under-18 Team (NTDP) NHL: WPG (2013, 4th Round, 104th Overall) Most Points: 3, 2x, last 11/14/14 vs. AIC Most Goals: 2, (4x) last 11/14/14 vs. AIC Most Assists: 2, (2x) last 3/2/14 at Ohio State # 10 Justin Selman Junior Forward Left Upper Saddle River, New Jersey Sioux Falls Stampede (USHL) NHL: Draft Eligible Most Points: 2 (2x), last - 2/23/12 vs. Bentley (1g, 1a) Most Goals: 1 (5x), last - 11/2/13 vs. M. Tech Most Assists: 2, 10/19/12 vs. Bentley : Recorded first collegiate point, an assist, against AIC (11/15)...Made Michigan debut in exhibition contests against Wilfrid Laurier (Oct. 9) and U.S. NTDP U-18 Team (Oct. 6), recording a combined three assists. Before Michigan: Served as team captain for the Wichita Falls Wildcats of the North American Hockey League (NAHL) in Finished fifth among NAHL defensemen with 37 points (11 goals, 26 assists) in 58 games, leading Wichita Falls to the NAHL Playoffs... Started the season with the Chicago Steel of the United States Hockey League (USHL) before joining Wichita Falls in February 2013, recording three goals and six assists in 42 games combined : Recorded goal, assist against Penn State (11/22)...Scored goal against Penn State on 11/21...Added goal against AIC (11/15)...Notched three points (2G, A) against AIC on 11/14...Scored first goal of the season against Michigan Tech (11/1)...Added assist against UMass-Lowell (10/24)...Recorded assist, first point of the season, against UNH (10/18) : In 33 games, recorded 29 points (15G, 14A), finishing second on the team in scoring... Earned All-Big Ten Honorable Mention recognition... Named Big Ten First Star (10/13) and Big Ten Second Star (3/18). Personal: A star quarterback at Skyline High School in Ann Arbor, Copp set a state passing record with 557 yards on Sept. 24, He split time playing football and hockey for the U.S. NTDP before breaking his collar bone on Senior Night at Skyline : Sustained upper body injury against Wilfrid Laurier (10/9)...Notched goal against U.S. NTDP U-18 Team (10/6)...Made season debut at Ferris State (10/4), recording an assist : In 19 games, notched three points (G, 2A), including one game-winning goal. Personal: Before arriving at Michigan, changed his diet to mostly protein-rich foods on the advice of a shared trainer with Tampa Bay Lightning star Martin St. Louis...Michigan s first player from New Jersey since , when senior defenseman Tim Cook (Montclair, N.J.) was on the roster. # 11 Zach Hyman (A) Senior Forward Right Toronto, Ontario Hamilton Red Wings (OJHL) NHL: FLA (2010, 5th Round, 123rd Overall) Most Points: 5, 10/24/14 at UML (3g, 2a) Most Goals: 3, 10/24/14 at UML Most Assists: 2 (6x), last 10/24/14 at UML # 12 Cristoval Nieves Junior Forward Left Baldwinsville, New York The Kent School (Conn.) NHL: NYR (2012, 2nd Round, 59th Overall) Most Points: 3, 3/8/14 at MSU (g, 2a) Most Goals: 2, 2/1/13 vs MSU Most Assists: 2 (8x), last - 3/8/14 at Mich. St : Added goal, assist against Penn State (11/22)...Had a goal, assist against AIC (11/15)...Added an assist at Michigan Tech (10/31)...Notched career best five points (3G, 2A) in win at UMass-Lowell (10/24)...Recorded assist against UNH (10/18)...Notched assist against UNH (10/17)...Recorded assist against Wilfrid Laurier (10/9)... Notched three assists against U.S. NTDP U-18 Team (10/6) : In 35 games, recorded a career-best 17 points (7G, 10A)... Set career marks for points, goals and assists, finishing the season with 14 points (6G, 8A) in his last 15 games. Personal: The author of two children s books...his father Stuart Hyman, is the owner of the Hamilton Red Wings, the junior team that both Zach and Spencer Hyman (U-M freshman in ) played for...won gold medal on Team Canada with Zach in July 2013 at the 19th Maccabiah Games in Israel, recording a hat trick in a 7-1 final over Team USA : Added a goal against Penn State (11/22)...Recorded assist against Penn State (11/21)... Notched first goal of season against AIC (11/15)...Recorded assist against AIC (11/14)...Added assist againt Michigan Tech (11/1)...Notched assist at BU on 10/25...recorded assist against UML on 10/24... Made season debut at Ferris State (10/4)...Notched two assists against U.S. NTDP U-18 Team (10/6)... Recorded assist against Wilfrid Laurier (10/9) : In 34 games, recorded 22 points (3G, 19A), finishing second on the team in assists... Notched 12 points (2G, 10A) in his last 10 games. Personal: Called Bugaboo by his parents Joanne and Rafael as a child, which was shortened to Boo when he began his hockey career...profiled in New York Times article on 12/20/13 about his decision to play college hockey over major junior. # 13 Zach Werenski Freshman Defenseman Left Grosse Pointe, Michigan U.S. NTDP U-17 Team (USHL) NHL: Free Agent Most Points: 2, (4x), last 1 1/22/14 vs. PSU (2a) Most Goals: 1, (2x), last 10/25/14 at BU Most Assists: 2, (2x), last 11/22/14 vs. PSU : Matched season high with two assists against PSU (11/22)...Recorded career best two assists against AIC (11/15)...Had goal and assist at BU on 10/25...Scored first goal and added assist against UML on 10/24...Notched assist against UNH (10/17)...Made Michigan debut at Ferris State (10/4), recording an assist...recorded two goals against Wilfrid Laurier (10/9). Before Michigan: A standout defenseman for the U.S. National Team Development Program Under-17 Team in finished second among team defensemen in scoring with 27 points (seven goals, 20 assists) in 47 games... Called up for four games with U18-Team,scoring a goal in a 5-3 win on Mar. 23 against Youngstown Phantoms... Listed on NHL CSS Futures North American List released on July 8 as one of the top draft-eligible defensemen in the 2015 NHL Draft...Playied against older competition throughout his youth hockey career.

10 MICHIGAN HOCKEY MICHIGAN HOCKEY PLAYER BIOS # 14 Tyler Motte Sophomore Forward Left St. Clair, Michigan U.S. Under-18 Team (NTDP) NHL: CHI (2013, 4th Round, 121st Overall) Most Points: 3, 11/22/13 vs. Niagara (g, 2a) Most Goals: 1 (13x), last 11/22/14 vs. PSU Most Assists: 2, 3x, last 3/15/14 vs. Minn : Scored GWG against Penn State (11/22)...Added assist against AIC on 11/15...Recorded a goal against AIC on 11/14...Added assist against Michigan Tech (11/1)...Notched goal at UMass-Lowell on 10/24...Made season debut at Ferris State (10/4), recording a goal...notched two goals against U.S. NTDP U-18 Team (10/6) : In 34 games, recorded 18 points (9G, 9A), second among Michigan freshmen... Finished tied for fourth on the team with a plus-9 rating and had 29 blocked shots. Personal: Older brother, C.J. Motte is a senior goaltender for Ferris State...Motte played junior hockey on the U.S. NTDP U-18 Team with current teammates Evan Allen and JT Compher...In , the three were paired on the same forward line for Michigan at the beginning of the season. # 15 Evan Allen Sophomore Forward Right Sterling Heights, Michigan U.S. Under-18 Team (NTDP) NHL: Draft Eligible Most Points: 1 (7x), last 10/4/14 at Ferris St. (g) Most Goals: 1, (4x), last 10/4/14 at Ferris St.. Most Assists: 1, (3x) last 3/7/14 vs. MSU : Made season debut at Ferris State (10/4), recording a goal : In 23 games, recorded three goals and three assists, including one game-winner...scored a goal on 3/14 vs. Minnesota... Registered an assist on 3/7 vs. MSU... Recorded an assist vs. OSU on 2/28... Registered two goals, including a power play goal, in exhibition play vs U.S. NTDP on 12/6... Tallied first career assist vs. Ohio State on 11/29... Recorded a goal vs. UMass-Lowell on 10/26/13. Personal: Junior hockey teammate of JT Compher and Tyler Motte with the U.S. NTDP U-18 Team...Has a noticeably quick release - making him an asset on Michigan s power play. # 16 Alex Talcott Freshman Forward Right Kentwood, Michigan Indiana Ice (USHL) NHL: Free Agent Most Points: N/A Most Goals: N/A Most Assists: N/A : Made Michigan debut against U.S. NTDP U-18 Team (10/6). Before Michigan: Played two seasons with the Indiana Ice of the United States Hockey League (USHL)... Helped lead Indiana to a Clark Cup championship, scoring the game-tying goal in a 3-2 win in game five over the Waterloo Black Hawks on May Recorded 20 points (nine goals, 11 assists) in 57 games, adding two goals and four assists in 11 playoff games... In , recorded 15 points (seven goals, eight assists) in 51 games with Indiana. # 17 Tony Calderone Freshman Forward Right Trenton, Michigan Sioux Falls Stampede (USHL) NHL: Free Agent Most Points: 1, 11/15/14 vs. AIC(a) Most Goals: N/A Most Assists: 1, 11/15/14 vs. AIC : Recorded first collegiate point, an assist against AIC (11/15)...Made Michigan debut on 10/24 at UML. Before Michigan: Played two seasons with the Sioux Falls Stampede of the United States Hockey League (USHL)... Finished second on the team in goal-scoring and fifth on the team in points with 24 goals and 17 assists in 60 games played... In , recorded 44 points (29 goals, 15 assists) in 64 games to lead Sioux Falls to a regular season Western Conference championship... Selected as the first overall pick in the 2012 USHL Draft... In , was the top scorer in all of Tier 1 Midget Major with Victory Honda, recording 65 points (38 goals, 27 assists) in 40 games. # 19 Dylan Larkin Freshman Forward Right Waterford, Michigan U.S. NTDP U-18 Team NHL: DET (2014, 1st Round, 15th Overall) Most Points: 4, 10/24/14 at UML (g, 3a) Most Goals: 1 (2x), last10/31/14 at M. Tech Most Assists: 3, 10/24/14 at UML # 20 Travis Lynch Senior Forward Right White Lake, Michigan Green Bay Gamblers (USHL) NHL: Free Agent Most Points: 2, (3x) last 11/22/14 vs. PSU (2a) Most Goals: 2, 11/15/14 vs. AIC Most Assists: 2, (2x), last11/22/14 vs. PSU : Added two assists against PSU (11/22)...Scored team s lone goal at Michigan tech (10/31)... Notched two assists at BU on 10/25...Recorded four points (G, 3A) in win at UML (10/24)...Made Michigan debut at Ferris State (10/4)...Notched three points (2G, A) against U.S. NTDP U-18 Team (10/6)... Recorded four points (G, 3A) against Wilfrid Laurier (10/9). Before Michigan: Became the 18th player in program history selected in the first round of the NHL Entry Draft, going 15th overall to the Detroit Red Wings on June 27. Larkin will be the first Detroit Red Wings draft pick to play for the Wolverines since Kevin Hilton ( 96). Appeared in 60 games for the USNTDP Under-18 team and finished fourth on the team in scoring with 56 points (31 goals, 25 assists) in 60 games... In April, he helped the United States earn gold at the 2014 IIHF Under-18 World Championship in Finland, recording four points (two goals, two assists) in six games... Larkin had 27 points (13 goals, 14 assists) in 55 games with the Under-17 team in and played in the Belle Tire Midget Minor (Mich.) program before joining the USNTDP : Matched career high with two assists against PSU (11/22)...Notched career-best two goals against AIC on 11/15...Made season debut at Ferris State (10/4), recording a goal...recorded goal against Wilfrid Laurier (10/9) : In 29 games played, recorded four points (2G, 2A) and saw time on Michigan s penalty kill... Registered an assist vs. Minnesota on 3/14... Tallied an unassisted goal vs. WMU in the Great Lakes Invitational (12/27)... Registered his first assist of the season vs. Ohio State (12/2)... Scored opening goal -- his first goal of the season -- vs. Ohio State (11/29). Personal: A valuable member of Michigan s penalty killing unit...his older brother, Bryan Lynch, was a four-year letterwinner on the golf team at Wayne State.

11 MICHIGAN HOCKEY PLAYER BIOS FRIDAY, NOV. 28 VS. RPI # 21 Nolan De Jong Sophomore Defenseman Left Victoria, British Columbia Victoria Grizzlies (BCHL) NHL: MIN (2013, 7th Round, 197th Overall) Most Points: 1, (8x) last 11/14/14 vs. AIC (a) Most Goals: N/A Most Assists: 1, (8x) last 11/14/14 vs. AIC : Notched assist against AIC on 11/14...Added assist against Michigan Tech (11/1)...Notched assist at Michigan Tech (10/31)...Made season debut at Ferris State (10/4)...Recorded assist against Wilfrid Laurier (10/9) : In 29 games played, recorded five assists and a plus-5 rating with 26 blocked shots. Personal: One of two North American BCHL players to receive a B skater rating in the NHL Central Scouting Preliminary Watch List...Originally committed to Cornell before switching to Michigan. # 22 Andrew Sinelli Senior Forward/Defense Right Dexter, Michigan Youngstown Phantoms (USHL) NHL: Free Agent Most Points: 3, 3/7/14 vs. Mich. St. (3g) Most Goals: 3, 3/7/14 at Michigan St. Most Assists: 2, (2x) last 11/14/14 vs. AIC : Switched back to forward, recording two assists against AIC on 11/14...Made season debut at Ferris State (10/4) : In 28 games, recorded six points (4G, 2A), including a power play goal... Registered career-first hat trick on 3/7 vs. MSU; one of the three goals was also a power play goal. It was the first hat trick by a Michigan defenseman since Jack Johnson on Jan. 26, 2007 Personal: Has played both forward and defense this season...organized the inaugural Scipione Scramble in August 2013 at The Captains Club golf course in Grand Blanc, Mich. in honor of former Honeybaked teammate Kurt Scipione. Proceeds benefited The Rainbow Connection - a charity that allows Michigan kids suffering life threatening illnesses to fulfill dreams with their families. # 23 Alex Kile Sophomore Forward Left Troy, Michigan Green Bay Gamblers (USHL) NHL: Free Agent Most Points: 3, 10/24/14 at UML (g, 2a) Most Goals: 2, 2/22/14 vs. Penn St. Most Assists: 2, 10/24/14 at UML : Had a goal, assist against Penn State on 11/22...Notched a goal, assist against AIC on 11/15...Added power play goal at BU on 10/25...Notched career best three points (G, 2A) at UML (10/24)...Recorded an assist against UNH (10/18)...Scored goal against UNH (10/17)...Made season debut at Ferris State (10/4), recording an assist...notched goal, assist against U.S. NTDP U-18 Team (10/6)... Recorded two assists against Wilfrid Laurier (10/9) Personal: His game-winning shootout goal on 12/11/13 vs. Ferris State was named No. 4 on ESPN SportsCenter s top 10 plays that night. # 24 Kevin Lohan Sophomore Defenseman Right Cold Spring Harbor, New York Merritt Centennials (BCHL) NHL: Free Agent Most Points: 2, 11/14/14 vs. AIC (g,a) Most Goals: 1, 11/14/14 vs. AIC Most Assists: 1, (5x) last 11/22/14 vs. PSU : Added assist against Penn State on 11/22...Notched assist against Penn State (11/21)...Added assist against AIC (11/15)...Recorded first career goal, adding assist for two point night against AIC (11/14)...Made season debut at Ferris State (10/4)...Notched assist against U.S. NTDP U-18 Team (10/6)... Scored goal against Wilfrid Laurier (10/9) : In 16 games, recorded one assist and a plus-7 rating to go along with 23 blocked shots... Registered first career assist on 3/8 vs. MSU... Missed 19 games with a lower body injury that occurred against M. Tech on 11/1... Returned from injury on 2/21 against Penn State. Personal: A standout four-year varsity lacrosse letterwinner at Cold Spring Harbor High School...His father, Scott Lohan, played lacrosse at Brown University from # 25 Max Shuart Sophomore Forward Left Northville, Michigan Texas Tornado (NAHL) NHL: Free Agent Most Points: 3, 11/22/14 vs. PSU (3a) Most Goals: 1,(3x), last 11/21/14 vs. PSU Most Assists: 3, 11/22/14 vs. PSU : Set career marks for assists and points with three assists against Penn State on 11/22... Added goal against Penn State on 11/21...Notched goal, assist for career-best two points against AIC (11/14)...Scored first career goal against Michigan Tech (11/1)...Made season debut at Ferris State (10/4)...Notched assist against U.S. NTDP U-18 Team (10/6)...Recorded assist against Wilfrid Laurier (10/9). Personal: Played two years of varsity lacrosse at Northville High School...Considers Gordie Howe and Bobby Orr and the old-time hockey generation among his heros. # 28 Niko Porikos Freshman Forward/Defenseman Left Ann Arbor, Michigan Hamilton Red Wings (OJHL) NHL: Free Agent Most Points: N/A Most Goals: N/A Most Assists: N/A : Made Michigan debut against Wilfrid Laurier (10/9). Before Michigan: Played two seasons with the Hamilton Red Wings of the Ontario Junior Hockey League (OJHL)... Led all Hamilton defensemen in scoring in , recording 21 points (nine goals, 12 assists) in 51 games played... In , notched 12 points (four goals, eight assists) in 48 games played... Spent time at forward in two seasons with Hamilton... Former Victory Honda U18 teammate of incoming freshmen Tony Calderone and Cutler Martin, as well as current sophomore Max Shuart.

12 MICHIGAN HOCKEY MICHIGAN HOCKEY PLAYER BIOS # 29 Luke Dwyer Senior Goaltender Left Plymouth, Michigan Ann Arbor-Huron (Mich.) NHL: Free Agent Most Shots: 3, 3/7/2014 vs. Michigan St. Most Saves: 3, 3/7/2014 vs. Michigan St. Last Appearance: 3/7/2014 vs. Mich. St : Made his Michigan debut on March 7 against Michigan State, recording three saves in 3:32... Made one save in first career appearance in exhibition play vs. U.S. NTDP on 12/6. Personal: Played recreation league hockey in Ann Arbor his freshman year and was noticed by Red Berenson while playing goalie at a summer camp at Yost...A walk-on who was named Washtenaw County Player of the Year in 2010 at Huron High School. # 35 Zach Nagelvoort Sophomore Goaltender Left Holland, Michigan Aberdeen Wings (NAHL) NHL: EDM (2014, 4th Round, 111th Overall) Most Shots: 65, 3/20/14 vs. Penn State Most Saves: 63, 3/20/14 vs. Penn State Last Start: 11/22/14 vs. Penn State # 39 Dexter Dancs Freshman Forward Left Vancoucer, British Columbia Vernon Vipers (BCHL) NHL: Draft Eligible Most Points: 1, (3x), last 11/15/14 vs. AIC (a) Most Goals: 1, 10/24/14 at UML Most Assists: 1, (2x), last 11/15/14 vs. AIC : Made 41 saves to earn win in net against Penn State on 11/22...Stopped 25 shots against Penn State on 11/21...Made 21 saves in win over AIC (11/15)...Recorded 11 saves for first win against AIC (11/14)...Made 10 saves in relief effort at Michigan Tech (11/1)...ecorded 30 saves against Michigan Tech on 10/31...Made 31 saves against BU on 10/25...Recorded 30 saves against UNH (10/17)...Made season debut at Ferris State (10/4), recording 27 saves...played in first two periods in exhibitions against U.S. NTDP U-18 Team (10/6) and Wilfrid Laurier (10/9) : In 24 games, went with a 2.20 GAA (15th, NCAA) and a.929 save percentage (6th, NCAA). His save percentage was second to Shawn Hunwick s.932 mark in on the school single-season record list... Earned Deker Club Rookie of the Year honors... Set a new school single-game record with 63 saves vs. Penn State in the first round of the Big Ten tournament on 3/20, breaking Robbie Moore s previous record of 61 saves set on Feb. 17, Personal: Listened to the Red Berenson Radio Show as a child and has been a lifelong Michigan Hockey fan...committed to Michigan in June 2013, months before start of the season : Recorded assist against AIC (11/15)...Added assist against Michigan Tech (11/1)...Scored first career goal on 10/24 at UMass-Lowell...made Michigan debut at Ferris State (10/4). Before Michigan: Played for Vernon Vipers of the British Columbia Hockey League (BCHL) in Finished second on the team in scoring with 67 points (26 goals, 41 assists) in 56 games played... Helped Vernon reach the BCHL finals, recording 11 points (four goals, seven assists) in 16 playoff games... One of three forwards in the BCHL to make NHL Central Scouting Mid-Term Rankings in Traded from Penticton Vees to Vernon in Dec

13 MICHIGAN HOCKEY BOX SCORES FRIDAY, NOV. 28 VS. RPI Game No. 1 No. 8 Michigan vs. No. 9 Ferris State Date: October 4th, 2014 Location: Big Rapids, Mich. Arena: Ewigleben Arena Attendance: 2532 Start time: 7:37 Total time: 2:28 Goals by Period Total Michigan Ferris State st period - 1, FSU, Kyle Schempp/1 (Matt Robertson/1, Jason Binkley/1) :27. 2, FSU, Chad McDonald/1 (Kenny Babinski/1) 1:03. 3, FSU, Mitch Maloney/1 (Ryan Lowney/1, CJ Motte/1) 15:53 (pp). Penalties - Kenny Babinski, FSU (roughing) 6:57; Dylan Larkin, MICH (roughing) 6:57; Cristoval Nieves, MICH (unsportsmanlike conduct) 14:47; Simon Denis, FSU (roughing) 14:47; Michael Downing, MICH (roughing) 14:47; Justin Buzzeo, FSU (roughing) 14:47; Tyler Motte, MICH (roughing) 14:47; Andrew Sinelli, MICH (slashing) 15:53; Justin Buzzeo, FSU (roughing) 20:00; Andrew Copp, MICH (roughing) 20:00. 2nd period - 4, MICH, Tyler Motte/1 (JT Compher/1) :10. 5, FSU, Chad McDonald/2 (Kenny Babinski/2) 18:56 (sh). Penalties - Ryan Lowney, FSU (cross-checking) 18:10. 3rd period - 6, MICH, Travis Lynch/1 (Justin Selman/1, Zach Werenski/1) 3:45. 7, MICH, Evan Allen/1 (Brennan Serville/1, Cristoval Nieves/1) 15:09. Penalties - Brennan Serville, MICH (holding) 6:57; Ryan Lowney, FSU (tripping) 18:49. Shots on goal - MICH ; FSU Power plays - MICH 0 of 2; FSU 1 of 3. Penalties - MICH 7 (14 min); FSU 6 (12 min). Goalies - MICH, Zach Nagelvoort (58:49 minutes, 31 shots-27 saves), EMPTY NET (01:11, 0-0); FSU, CJ Motte (60:00, 37-34). Exhibition Game No. 1 No. 8 Michigan vs. U.S. NTDP U-18 Team Date: October 6th, 2014 Location: Ann Arbor, Mich. Arena: Yost Ice Arena Attendance: 4329 Start time: 7:35 Total time: 2:10 Goals by Period Total U.S. NTDP U-18 Team Michigan st period - 1, USA, Matthew Tkachuk/9 (Jeremy Bracco/11) 1:14. 2, MICH, Alex Kile (Dylan Larkin, Zach Hyman) 5:00. 3, MICH, Tyler Motte (Kevin Lohan, Cristoval Nieves) 6:02. 4, MICH, JT Compher (Cristoval Nieves) 19:30. Penalties - Luke Opilka, USA (interference) 7:53; Jack Raslovic, USA (hooking) 13:09; Zach Werenski, MICH (interference) 14:08. 2nd period - 5, MICH, Tyler Motte (Sam Piazza, JT Compher) 5:37 (pp). 6, USA, Colin White/5 (Matthew Tkachuk/4) 6:23. 7, USA, Tage Thompson/3 (Jordan Greenway/5) 12:20. 8, MICH, Dylan Larkin (Zach Hyman, Alex Kile) 18:15 (pp). Penalties - Nolan De Jong, MICH (slashing) 1:44; Matthew Tkachuk, USA (cth elbowing) 4:00; Charles McAvoy, USA (holding) 7:06; Grant Gabriele, USA (hooking) 9:53; Andrew Sinelli, MICH (interference) 12:38; Joseph Masonius, USA (holding) 16:35. 3rd period - 9, USA, Auston Matthews/4 :16. 10, MICH, Justin Selman (Cutler Martin, Max Shuart) 2:06. 11, MICH, Dylan Larkin (Zach Hyman, Sam Piazza) 9:17. Penalties - Tyler Motte, MICH (tripping) 2:58; Charles McAvoy, USA (slashing) 9:17; Cristoval Nieves, MICH (holding) 12:14; Matthew Tkachuk, USA (charging) 16:26; Jeremy Bracco, USA (roughing atw) 16:26; Nolan De Jong, MICH (roughing atw) 16:26; Colin White, USA (holding the stick) 18:36; Dylan Larkin, MICH (slashing) 18:36. Shots on goal - USA ; MICH Power plays - USA 0 of 5; MICH 2 of 8. Penalties - USA 10 (20 min); MICH 7 (14 min). Goalies - USA, Luke Opilka (60:00 minutes, 41 shots-34 saves); MICH, Steve Racine (20:00, 6-5), Zach Nagelvoort (40:00, 12-9). Exhibition Game No. 2 No. 8 Michigan vs. Wilfrid Laurier Date: October 9th, 2014 Location: Ann Arbor, Mich. Arena: Yost Ice Arena Attendance: 4215 Start time: 7:35 Total time: 2:21 Goals by Period Total Wilfrid Laurier Michigan st period - 1, MICH, Zach Werenski (Dylan Larkin, Alex Kile) 6:42 (pp). 2, MICH, Zach Werenski (Nolan De Jong, Dylan Larkin) 9:23. 3, MICH, Dylan Larkin (Alex Kile, Cristoval Nieves) 13:18 (pp). Penalties - Justin Rasmussen, WILLAUR (charging) 5:44; Ryan Lopes, WILLAUR (hitting from behind) 9:47; Ryan Lopes, WILLAUR (game misconduct) 9:47; Dexter Dancs, MICH (charging the goalie) 10:34; Dexter Dancs, MICH (charging) 14:44. 2nd period - 4, MICH, Kevin Lohan (Dylan Larkin, Zach Hyman) 2:46. 5, WILLAUR, Derek Schoenmakers 6:17. 6, WILLAUR, Brendan Woods 7:11. Penalties - Cristoval Nieves, MICH (boarding) 10:16. 3rd period - 7, MICH, Travis Lynch (Sam Piazza, Max Shuart) 19:18 (empty net). Penalties - Ryan Shipley, WILLAUR (cross-checking) 7:15; Luke Hietkamp, WILLAUR (boarding) 18:15; Tyler Motte, MICH (roughing atw) 18:15. Shots on goal - WILLAUR ; MICH Power plays - WILLAUR 0 of 2; MICH 2 of 4. Penalties - WILLAUR 5 (21 min); MICH 4 (8 min). Goalies - WILLAUR, Vinny Merante (12:19 minutes, 12 shots-10 saves), Chris Festarini (47:28, 39-37), EMPTY NET (00:13, 0-0); MICH, Steve Racine (20:00, 7-7), Zach Nagelvoort (40:00, 17-15). Game No. 2 No. 10 Michigan vs. New Hampshire Date: October 17th, 2014 Location: Ann Arbor, Mich. Arena: Yost Ice Arena Attendance: 5124 Start time: 7:38 Total time: 2:15 Goals by Period Total New Hampshire Michigan st period - 1, UNH, Grayson Downing/1 (Dan Correale/2) 19:40 (pp). Penalties - Maxim Gaudreault, UNH (hooking) 10:07; Zach Hyman, MICH (tripping) 18:35. 2nd period - 2, UNH, Shane Eiserman/1 (Collin MacDonald/1) 3:32. 3, UNH, Brett Pesce/1 (Tyler Kelleher/1, Andrew Poturalski/1) 9:31. 4, UNH, Dan Correale/1 (Grayson Downing/2, Dylan Maller/1) 18:40. Penalties - (none) 3rd period - 5, UNH, Andrew Poturalski/1 (Brett Pesce/1, Warren Foegele/1) 8:38. 6, MICH, Alex Kile/1 (Zach Werenski/2, Zach Hyman/1) 16:12. Penalties - Evan Allen, MICH (faceoff interference) 3:57; Shane Eiserman, UNH (roughing atw) 10:52; Kevin Lohan, MICH (roughing atw) 10:52; Dan Correale, UNH (tripping) 12:35. Shots on goal - UNH ; MICH Power plays - UNH 1 of 2; MICH 0 of 2. Penalties - UNH 3 (6 min); MICH 3 (6 min). Goalies - UNH, Adam Clark (60:00 minutes, 26 shots-25 saves); MICH, Zach Nagelvoort (60:00, 35-30). Game No. 3 No. 10 Michigan vs. New Hampshire Date: October 18th, 2014 Location: Ann Arbor, Mich. Arena: Yost Ice Arena Attendance: 5371 Start time: 7:35 Total time: 2:15 Goals by Period Total New Hampshire Michigan st period - Penalties - Richard Boyd, UNH (o-holding) 7:44; Mike Chiasson, MICH (o-holding) 13:45; Dylan Maller, UNH (holding) 14:24. 2nd period - 1, MICH, Michael Downing/1 (JT Compher/2, Andrew Copp/1) :28. 2, MICH, Cutler Martin/1 (Zach Hyman/2, Alex Kile/2) 1:50. 3, UNH, Matt Willows/2 14:25 (sh). Penalties - Collin MacDonald, UNH (handling puck with hands) 4:29; Matias Cleland, UNH (o-holding) 13:25; Mike Chiasson, MICH (delay of game) 18:04; Dylan Maller, UNH (checking from behind) 18:31; Dylan Maller, UNH (game misconduct) 18:31. 3rd period - (no goals scored) - Penalties - Nolan De Jong, MICH (high sticking) 1:26; Matt Willows, UNH (slashing) 1:26; Dylan Larkin, MICH (interference) 2:55; Michael Downing, MICH (interference) 9:23. Shots on goal - UNH ; MICH Power plays - UNH 0 of 4; MICH 0 of 5. Penalties - UNH 7 (25 min); MICH 5 (10 min). Goalies - UNH, Adam Clark (58:33 minutes, 34 shots-32 saves), EMPTY NET (01:27, 0-0); MICH, Steve Racine (60:00, 32-31). Game No. 4 No. 14 Michigan vs. No. 8 UMass-Lowell Date: October 24th, 2014 Location: Lowell, Mass. Arena: Tsongas Center Attendance: 6753 Start time: 7:08 Total time: 2:22 Goals by Period Total Michigan UMass-Lowell st period - 1, MICH, Alex Kile/2 (Dylan Larkin/1, Zach Werenski/3) 10:37 (pp). 2, MICH, Tyler Motte/2 (Tony Calderone/1) 12:36. 3, UML, Chapie, Adam/1 (Edwardh, John/1, Gambardella, Joe/2) 15:00. Penalties - Campbell, Evan, UML (hitting from behind) 10:27; Tony Calderone, MICH (tripping) 17:57. 2nd period - 4, MICH, Zach Hyman/1 (Alex Kile/3, Dylan Larkin/2) 2:27. 5, UML, White, A.J./1 (Campbell, Evan/4, Chapie, Adam/1) 2:58. 6, MICH, Zach Hyman/2 (Alex Kile/4, Michael Downing/1) 5:11. 7, UML, Wallin, Terrence/1 (Mueller, Tyler/1, Fallon, Michael/1) 12:11. 8, MICH, Dylan Larkin/1 (Zach Hyman/3) 15:35. 9, MICH, Zach Hyman/3 (Mike Chiasson/1, Cutler Martin/1) 18:08. Penalties - Dexter Dancs, MICH (roughing) 14:17; White, A.J., UML (roughing) 14:17. 3rd period - 10, UML, Zink, Dylan/1 (Kapla, Michael/3, Chapie, Adam/2) 2:46. 11, MICH, Dexter Dancs/1 (JT Compher/3, Andrew Copp/2) 2:56. 12, MICH, Zach Werenski/1 (Dylan Larkin/3, Zach Hyman/4) 7:50. Penalties - (none) Shots on goal - MICH ; UML Power plays - MICH 1 of 1; UML 0 of 1. Penalties - MICH 2 (4 min); UML 2 (4 min). Goalies - MICH, Steve Racine (60:00 minutes, 33 shots-29 saves); UML, Smith, Jeff (21:52, 8-6), Boyle, Kevin (38:08, 30-24).

14 MICHIGAN HOCKEY Game No. 5 No. 14 Michigan vs. No. 12 Boston University Date: October 25, 2014 Location: Boston, Mass. Arena: Agganis Arena Attendance: 5846 Start time: 7:17 Total time: 2: MICHIGAN HOCKEY BOX SCORES Game No. 7 Game No. 9 No. 13 Michigan vs. No. 17 Michigan Tech Michigan vs. American International Date: November 1, 2014 Location: Houghton, Mich. Date: November 15th, 2014 Location: Ann Arbor, Mich. Arena: MacInnes Ice Arena Attendance: 4466 Arena: Yost Ice Arena Attendance: 5206 Start time: 7:07 Total time: 2:21 Start time: 7:35 Total time: 2:09 Goals by Period Total Michigan Boston University st period - 1, MICH, Zach Werenski/2 (Cristoval Nieves/2, Dylan Larkin/4) 8:07 (pp). Penalties - Zach Werenski, MICH (hooking) :44; A.J. Greer, BU (roughing) 7:32; Doyle Somerby, BU (contact to the head) 12:49; Cristoval Nieves, MICH (hooking) 17:43. 2nd period - 2, BU, Ahti Oksanen/2 (Danny O Regan/2, Brandon Fortunato/2) :34. 3, MICH, Alex Kile/3 (Dylan Larkin/5, Zach Werenski/4) 8:33 (pp). Penalties - Chase Phelps, BU (hitting from behind) 8:20; Nikolas Olsson, BU (roughing) 19:56; JT Compher, MICH (roughing) 19:56; Matt Lane, BU (slashing) 19:56. 3rd period - 4, BU, Jack Eichel/3 (Doyle Somerby/1, Danny O Regan/3) 2:29. 5, BU, Matt Lane/1 (Brandon Hickey/1, Nick Roberto/1) 16:50. Penalties - Cason Hohmann, BU (delay of game) 19:53. Shots on goal - MICH ; BU Power plays - MICH 2 of 5; BU 0 of 2. Penalties - MICH 3 (6 min); BU 6 (12 min). Goalies - MICH, Zach Nagelvoort (58:44 minutes, 34 shots-31 saves), EMPTY NET (01:16, 0-0); BU, Matt O Connor (60:00, 40-38). Game No. 6 No. 13 Michigan vs. No. 17 Michigan Tech Date: October 31, 2014 Location: Houghton, Mich. Arena: MacInnes Ice Arena Attendance: 4466 Start time: 7:07 Total time: 2:21 Goals by Period Total Michigan Michigan Tech st period - 1, MTU, Reid Sturos/2 (David Johnstone/3, Walker Hyland/1) 12:32. Penalties - Team, MICH (too many players on ice) 1:10; Sam Piazza, MICH (tripping) 13:01; Cliff Watson, MTU (interference) 15:29; David Johnstone, MTU (tripping) 18:08; C.J. Eick, MTU (hooking) 19:50. 2nd period - 2, MTU, Tanner Kero/2 (Cliff Watson/3, David Johnstone/4) 7:23. Penalties - Alex Petan, MTU (cross-checking) 3:45; Mike Chiasson, MICH (holding) 7:23; Michael Downing, MICH (checking from behind) 10:04; Michael Downing, MICH (game misconduct) 10:04; Alex Gillies, MTU (interference) 12:35; Malcolm Gould, MTU (hooking) 17:50. 3rd period - 3, MTU, Walker Hyland/1 (Tanner Kero/4, Chris Leibinger/3) 7:36. 4, MICH, Dylan Larkin/2 (Zach Hyman/5, Nolan De Jong/1) 10:16. 5, MTU, Malcolm Gould/2 (Mike Neville/2, Riley Sweeney/3) 19:16 (empty net). Penalties - Tyler Motte, MICH (slashing) 3:12; Blake Pietila, MTU (delay of game) 6:53; Dylan Larkin, MICH (slashing) 7:21. Shots on goal - MICH ; MTU Power plays - MICH 0 of 6; MTU 0 of 6. Penalties - MICH 7 (25 min); MTU 7 (14 min). Goalies - MICH, Zach Nagelvoort (57:56 minutes, 33 shots-30 saves), EMPTY NET (02:04, 0-0); MTU, Jamie Phillips (59:40, 29-28), EMPTY NET (00:20, 0-0). Goals by Period Total Michigan Michigan Tech st period - 1, MTU, Tanner Kero/3 4:15. 2, MTU, Tyler Heinonen/1 (Blake Hietala/1, Alex Gillies/3) 7:19 (pp). 3, MICH, Andrew Copp/1 (Tyler Motte/1, Dexter Dancs/1) 9:29. 4, MTU, David Johnstone/3 (Blake Pietila/2, Alex Petan/4) 14:28 (pp). Penalties - Tony Calderone, MICH (hooking) 5:43; Riley Sweeney, MTU (tripping) 10:35; Chris Leibinger, MTU (slashing) 11:34; Dylan Larkin, MICH (tripping) 13:21; Mike Neville, MTU (cth elbowing) 16:51. 2nd period - 5, MTU, Blake Pietila/4 (Alex Petan/5, David Johnstone/5) 7:50 (pp). 6, MTU, Alex Petan/2 (Blake Pietila/3, Shane Hanna/2) 14:54 (pp). Penalties - Tony Calderone, MICH (interference) 7:36; Alex Gillies, MTU (interference) 8:16; Dexter Dancs, MICH (interference) 14:27; Tanner Kero, MTU (hooking) 15:07; Blake Hietala, MTU (tripping) 15:51; Cutler Martin, MICH (roughing) 18:17. 3rd period - 7, MICH, Max Shuart/1 (Nolan De Jong/2, Cristoval Nieves/3) :41. 8, MTU, Brent Baltus/1 (Blake Hietala/2) 9:59. Penalties - Cristoval Nieves, MICH (boarding) 4:28; JT Compher, MICH (10-minute misconduct) 4:28; JT Compher, MICH (game misconduct) 4:28; Tyler Heinonen, MTU (hooking) 5:41; Andrew Copp, MICH (roughing) 13:58; Mike Neville, MTU (holding) 16:11; Michael Downing, MICH (holding) 16:11; Michael Downing, MICH (game misconduct) 16:11. Shots on goal - MICH ; MTU Power plays - MICH 0 of 7; MTU 4 of 7. Penalties - MICH 11 (46 min); MTU 8 (16 min). Goalies - MICH, Steve Racine (34:44 minutes, 16 shots-11 saves), Zach Nagelvoort (25:06, 11-10), EMPTY NET (00:10, 0-0); MTU, Jamie Phillips (59:56, 28-26), EMPTY NET (00:04, 0-0). Game No. 8 Michigan vs. American International Date: November 14th, 2014 Location: Ann Arbor, Mich. Arena: Yost Ice Arena Attendance: 5118 Start time: 7:35 Total time: 2:03 Goals by Period Total AIC Michigan st period - 1, MICH, Andrew Copp/2 (Kevin Lohan/1, Andrew Sinelli/1) 10:40. Penalties - SLIWINSKI,Nathan, AIC (tripping) 1:37. 2nd period - 2, AIC, NORRIS, David/1 (PORTER,Chris/4, MACMILLAN,Alexander/1) 2:57. 3, MICH, Tyler Motte/3 (Andrew Copp/3, Andrew Sinelli/2) 7:10. 4, MICH, Max Shuart/2 (JT Compher/4, Cristoval Nieves/4) 10:54. 5, MICH, Kevin Lohan/1 (JT Compher/5, Max Shuart/1) 18:26. Penalties - (none) 3rd period - 6, AIC, NORRIS, David/2 (PORTER,Chris/5, MACMILLAN,Alexander/2) 6:02. 7, MICH, Andrew Copp/3 (Nolan De Jong/3, Cutler Martin/2) 6:56. Penalties - MAY, Johno, AIC (hooking) 1:05; SCHOOLS, Wade, AIC (cth elbowing) 8:05; Dylan Larkin, MICH (high sticking) 12:25; POPEK,Jason, AIC (unsportsmanlike conduct) 19:57; Kevin Lohan, MICH (unsportsmanlike conduct) 19:57. Shots on goal - AIC ; MICH Power plays - AIC 0 of 1; MICH 0 of 3. Penalties - AIC 4 (8 min); MICH 2 (4 min). Goalies - AIC, MURRAY, Alex (60:00 minutes, 41 shots-36 saves); MICH, Zach Nagelvoort (60:00, 13-11). Goals by Period Total AIC Michigan st period - 1, AIC, GROLLA, carson/1 (MAY, Johno/5, SLIWINSKI,Nathan/1) 2:16 (pp). 2, MICH, Zach Hyman/4 (Alex Kile/5, Dylan Larkin/6) 9:05. 3, MICH, Travis Lynch/2 (Kevin Lohan/2, Tony Calderone/1) 10:41. 4, MICH, Alex Kile/4 (Zach Hyman/6, Zach Werenski/5) 12:39 (pp). Penalties - Max Shuart, MICH (slashing) 1:21; DEBRINCAT, Andrew, AIC (tripping) 11:52; Dexter Dancs, MICH (hooking) 13:28; Dexter Dancs, MICH (boarding) 18:52. 2nd period - 5, MICH, Cristoval Nieves/1 (JT Compher/6, Zach Werenski/6) 7:19. 6, AIC, ORSZULAK, Austin/5 (MAY, Johno/6, DEBRINCAT, Andrew/4) 8:31. 7, AIC, ORSZULAK, Austin/6 (MAY, Johno/7, NORRIS, David/7) 15:56. Penalties - CHRISTIAN, Bryant, AIC (tripping) 9:52. 3rd period - 8, MICH, Travis Lynch/3 (Dexter Dancs/2) 10:26. 9, MICH, Andrew Copp/4 (Tyler Motte/2, Sam Piazza/1) 12:20 (pp). Penalties - LUBIN,Brandon, AIC (elbowing) 11:42; Dexter Dancs, MICH (tripping) 16:50; Alex Kile, MICH (charging) 19:05. Shots on goal - AIC ; MICH Power plays - AIC 1 of 5; MICH 2 of 3. Penalties - AIC 3 (6 min); MICH 5 (10 min). Goalies - AIC, LEISNER, Hunter (59:50 minutes, 46 shots-40 saves), EMPTY NET (00:10, 0-0); MICH, Zach Nagelvoort (60:00, 24-21). Game No. 10 Michigan vs. Penn State Date: November 21st, 2014 Location: Ann Arbor, Mich. Arena: Yost Ice Arena Attendance: 5415 Start time: 7:36 Total time: 2:24 Goals by Period Total Penn State Michigan st period - 1, MICH, Max Shuart/3 (Kevin Lohan/3, Cristoval Nieves/5) :46. 2, PSU, Gardiner, Max/2 (Bailey, Casey/5, Juha, Luke/5) 14:06 (pp). 3, PSU, Scheid, Eric/7 14:28. 4, PSU, Bailey, Casey/9 16:58. Penalties - Juha, Luke, PSU (hooking) 5:16; Koudys, Patrick, PSU (hitting from behind) 9:45; Brennan Serville, MICH (holding) 13:44. 2nd period - (no goals scored) Penalties - Thompson, David, PSU (holding) 10:49; Michael Downing, MICH (elbowing) 14:00. 3rd period - 5, MICH, Michael Downing/2 (Andrew Copp/4) 3:07. Penalties - Holstrom, Taylor, PSU (hitting after whistle) 3:07; Andrew Sinelli, MICH (hitting after whistle) 3:07; Autio, Erik, PSU (cross-checking) 17:12. Shots on goal - PSU ; MICH Power plays - PSU 1 of 2; MICH 0 of 4. Penalties - PSU 5 (10 min); MICH 3 (6 min). Goalies - PSU, McAdam, Eamon (60:00 minutes, 40 shots-38 saves); MICH, Zach Nagelvoort (58:59, 28-25), EMPTY NET (01:01, 0-0).

15 Game No. 11 Michigan vs. Penn State Date: November 22nd, 2014 Location: Ann Arbor, Mich. Arena: Yost Ice Arena Attendance: 4891 Start time: 7:38 Total time: 2:17 Goals by Period Total Penn State Michigan st period - (no goals scored) Penalties - JT Compher, MICH (holding) 6:18; Dylan Larkin, MICH (slashing) 18:42. 2nd period - 1, MICH, Cristoval Nieves/2 (JT Compher/7, Max Shuart/2) 2:04. 2, MICH, Tyler Motte/4 (Andrew Copp/5, Zach Werenski/7) 9:56. 3, MICH, Zach Hyman/5 (Alex Kile/6, Dylan Larkin/7) 16:44. 4, PSU, Holstrom, Taylor/4 (Bailey, Casey/6, Juha, Luke/6) 19:27 (pp). Penalties - Brennan Serville, MICH (slashing) 2:15; DeRosa, Ricky, PSU (holding) 11:03; Milley, Jonathan, PSU (roughing) 14:01; Holstrom, Taylor, PSU (slashing) 14:35; Brennan Serville, MICH (hooking) 17:21; Kevin Lohan, MICH (roughing) 18:55. 3rd period - 5, MICH, Andrew Copp/5 (Travis Lynch/1, Kevin Lohan/4) 6:00 (sh). 6, MICH, JT Compher/1 (Max Shuart/3, Zach Werenski/9) 11:32. 7, MICH, Alex Kile/5 (Dylan Larkin/8, Zach Hyman/7) 13:37. 8, MICH, JT Compher/2 (Max Shuart/4, Cutler Martin/3) 15:54. 9, MICH, Michael Downing/3 (Travis Lynch/2) 16:45. Penalties - Max Shuart, MICH (tripping) 1:27; Loik, Curtis, PSU (hooking) 1:46; Tyler Motte, MICH(slashing) 4:44; Gardiner, Max, PSU (tripping) 6:53; Michael Downing, MICH (inc cth elbowing) 16:50. Shots on goal - PSU ; MICH Power plays - PSU 1 of 8; MICH 0 of 5. Penalties - PSU 5 (10 min); MICH 8 (16 min). Goalies - PSU, McAdam, Eamon (59:56 minutes, 45 shots-37 saves), EMPTY NET (00:04, 0-0); MICH, Zach Nagelvoort (60:00, 42-41) MICHIGAN HOCKEY BOX SCORES FRIDAY, NOV. 28 VS. RPI

16 MICHIGAN HOCKEY MULTIPLE-POINT GAMES Player Total 5-point 4-point 3-point 2-point Last Zach Werenski /22/14 vs. PSU Dylan Larkin /22/14 vs. PSU Zach Hyman /22/14 vs. PSU Alex Kile /22/14 vs. PSU JT Compher /22/14 vs. PSU Andrew Copp /22/14 vs. PSU Max Shuart /22/14 vs. PSU Travis Lynch /22/14 vs. PSU Andrew Sinelli /14/14 vs. AIC Kevin Lohan /14/14 vs. AIC MULTIPLE-GOAL GAMES Player Total 5-goal 4-goal 3-goal 2-goal Last Zach Hyman /24/14 at UMass-Lowell Andrew Copp /14/14 vs. AIC Travis Lynch /15/14 vs. AIC JT Compher /22/14 vs. PSU MULTIPLE-ASSIST GAMES Player Total 5-assist 4-assist 3-assist 2-assist Last Dylan Larkin /22/14 vs. PSU Zach Werenski /22/14 vs. PSU Alex Kile /24/14 at UMass-Lowell Zach Hyman /24/14 at UMass-Lowell JT Compher /14/14 vs. AIC Andrew Sinelli /14/14 vs. AIC Travis Lynch /22/14 vs. PSU POINT STREAKS (MIN. 3 GAMES) Player Games Dates Alex Kile 5 10/4/14-10/25/14 Andrew Copp 5 11/1/14-Present Boo Nieves 5 11/1/14-Present Kevin Lohan 4 11/14/14-Present Nolan De Jong 3 10/31/14-Present Dylan Larkin 3 10/24/14-10/31/14 Tyler Motte 3 11/1/14-11/15/ GOAL STREAKS (MIN. 3 GAMES) Player Games Dates Andrew Copp 3 11/1/14-11/15/ ASSIST STREAKS (MIN. 3 GAMES) Player Games Dates Kevin Lohan 4 11/14/14-Present Zach Hyman 3 10/17/14-10/24/14 Nolan De Jong 3 10/31/14-Present

17 FRIDAY, NOV. 28 VS. RPI GOALS BY PERIOD MICHIGAN OPPONENT Date Opponent 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total 10/4/14 at Ferris State /17/14 vs. New Hampshire /18/14 vs. New Hampshire /24/14 at UMass-Lowell /25/14 at Boston University /31/14 at Michigan Tech /1/14 at Michigan Tech /14/14 vs. AIC /15/14 vs. AIC /21/14 vs. Penn State /22/14 vs. Penn State SHOTS BY PERIOD MICHIGAN OPPONENT Date Opponent 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total 10/4/14 at Ferris State /17/14 vs. New Hampshire /18/14 vs. New Hampshire /24/14 at UMass-Lowell /25/14 at Boston University /31/14 at Michigan Tech /1/14 at Michigan Tech /14/14 vs. AIC /15/14 vs. AIC /21/14 vs. Penn State /22/14 vs. Penn State

18 MICHIGAN HOCKEY SPECIAL TEAMS BY PERIOD POWER PLAY PENALTY KILL Date Opponent 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total (PCT) 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total (PCT) 10/4/14 at Ferris State 0/0 0/1 0/1-0/2 (0) 1/2 0/0 1/1-2/3 (66.7) 10/17/14 vs. New Hampshire 0/1 0/0 0/1-0/2 (0) 0/1 0/0 1/1-1/2 (50.0) 10/18/14 vs. New Hampshire 0/2 0/2 0/1-0/5 (0) 1/1 1/1 2/2-4/4 (100) 10/24/14 at UMass-Lowell 1/1 0/0 0/0-1/1 (100) 1/1 0/0 0/0-1/1 (100) 10/25/14 at Boston University 1/2 1/1 0/2-2/5 (40) 2/2 0/0 0/0-2/2 (100) 10/31/14 at Michigan Tech 0/1 0/4 0/1-0/6 (0) 2/2 2/2 2/2-6/6 (100) 11/1/14 at Michigan Tech 0/3 0/3 0/1-0/7 (0) 0/2 0/2 3/3-3/7 (42.9) 11/14/14 vs. AIC 0/1 0/0 0/2-0/3 (0) 0/0 0/0 1/1-1/1 (100) 11/15/14 vs. AIC 1/1 0/1 1/1-2/3 (66.7) 1/2 1/1 2/2-4/5 (80) 11/21/14 vs. Penn State 0/2 0/1 0/1-0/4 (0) 0/1 1/1 0/0-1/2 (50) 11/22/14 vs. Penn State 0/0 0/3 0/2-0/5 (0) 1/1 3/4 3/3-7/8 (87.5) PENALTY MINUTES BY PERIOD MICHIGAN OPPONENT Date Opponent 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total 10/4/14 at Ferris State /17/14 vs. New Hampshire /18/14 vs. New Hampshire /24/14 at UMass-Lowell /25/14 at Boston University /31/14 at Michigan Tech /1/14 at Michigan Tech /14/14 vs. AIC /15/14 vs. AIC /21/14 vs. Penn State /22/14 vs. Penn State

19 Weekend series sweep at Yost U-M: Nov , AIC (5-2, 6-3) Opponent: Jan , Alaska (4-5, 1-4) THE LAST TIME... Player scored 4 goals U-M: March 28, Kevin Porter vs. Niagara Opponent: Oct. 20, Darryl Noren, vs. UIC FRIDAY, NOV. 28 VS. RPI Weekend series sweep on the road U-M: March 15-16, Western Michigan (4-3, 5-1) Opponent: Oct. 31-Nov. 1, Michigan Tech (1-4, 2-6) Home-and-home series sweep U-M: Jan , Michigan State (2-1, 5-2) Opponent: Nov , Michigan State (2-3, 0-2) Shutout U-M: Nov. 22, vs. Niagara, 6-0 (U-M goalie: Nagelvoort) Opponent: Feb. 8, at Penn State, 4-0 (PSU goalie: Matthew Skoff) Shutout at Yost U-M: Nov. 22, vs. Niagara, 6-0 (U-M goalie: Nagelvoort) Opponent: Jan. 16, vs. Bowling Green, 0-3 (BGSU goalie: Jimmy Spratt) Shutout on the road U-M: Feb. 25, at Bowling Green, 3-0 (U-M goalie: Hunwick) Opponent: Feb. 8, at Penn State, 4-0 (PSU goalie: Matthew Skoff) Shutout in a Big Ten game U-M: N/A Opponent: Feb. 8, at Penn State, 4-0 (PSU goalie: Matthew Skoff) Team had 40 shots (in regulation) U-M: Nov. 22, vs. Penn State (45 shots) Opponent: Nov. 22, vs. Penn State (42 shots) Team had 50 shots (in regulation) U-M: Mar. 09, vs. Northern Michigan (50 shots) Opponent: Dec. 28, vs. Providence (50 shots) Overcame 1-goal deficit U-M: Nov. 15, Trailed 0-1, Won 6-3, vs. AIC Opponent: Nov. 21, Trailed 1-0, Won 3-2, vs. Penn State Overcame 2-goal deficit U-M: March 16, Trailed 0-2, Won 3-2 (2OT), vs. Bowling Green Opponent: March 8, Trailed 1-3, Won 4-3, vs. Michigan State Overcame 3-goal deficit U-M: Nov. 2, Trailed 1-4, Tied 4-4 (SOW), at Northern Michigan Opponent: Oct. 11, Trailed 0-3, Won 5-4 (OT), vs. RIT Overcame 4-goal deficit U-M: Dec. 30, Trailed 1-5, Won 6-5 2OT, vs. North Dakota Opponent: Jan. 9, Trailed 0-4, Won 7-6, vs. Ohio State Team had 4 power-play goals U-M: Jan. 8, at Western Michigan Opponent: Nov. 1, at Michigan Tech Player had four points U-M: Oct. 24, Dylan Larkin (1-3-4) vs. UMass-Lowell Opponent: Jan. 10, Michael Mersch (3-1-4), Jefferson Dahl (1-3-4), at Wisconsin Player had five points U-M: Oct. 24, Zach Hyman (3-2-5) vs. UMass-Lowell Opponent: Oct. 10, Derek Edwardson (3-2-5) at Miami 0-0 Tie U-M at Michigan State, Feb. 19, 1954 Team had a 1-0 OT Win U-M: Dec. 3, at Alaska (Alex Guptill GWG) Opponent: Oct. 30, at Ferris State Team had a shootout win U-M: Feb. 1, vs. Wisconsin (tied 2-2 OT - won shootout 1-0) Opponent: Feb. 28, vs. Ohio State (tied 2-2 OT - won shootout 1-0) Player scored an overtime goal U-M: Nov. 29, Andrew Copp vs. Ohio State (W, 4-3, OT) Opponent: Mar. 20, Zach Saar, vs. Penn State (L, 1-2, 2OT) Player tied the game in last minute of regulation U-M: Nov. 2, A.J. Treais at NMU (Tied game at 19:59, T, 4-4, SOW) Opponent: Feb. 21, Casey Bailey vs. Penn State (Tied game at 19:55, W, 5-4, OT) Player won the game in last minute of regulation U-M: Jan. 18, Louie Caporusso vs. Notre Dame (Scored goal 3 at 19:39, W, 3-2) Opponent: Nov. 4, Dane Walters vs. Western Michigan (Scored goal 3 at 19:03, won 3-2) Player scored into an empty net U-M: Feb. 22, Phil Di Giuseppe (19:05-3rd pd.) vs. Penn State Opponent: Oct. 31, Malcolm Gould (19:16-3rd pd.) at Michigan Tech Extra attacker goal U-M: Jan. 11, Zach Hyman vs. Alaska (at 18:40, L, 5-4) Opponent: Feb. 21, Casey Bailey vs. Penn State (at 19:55, W, 5-4, OT) Player attempted a penalty shot U-M: Nov. 29, Evan Allen vs. Ohio State (stopped by Logan Davis) Opponent: Feb. 1, Mark Zengerle vs. Wisconsin (scored on Zach Nagelvoort) Player scored on a penalty shot U-M: Oct. 25, Alex Guptill vs. Boston University (scored on Matt O Connor) Opponent: Feb. 1, Mark Zengerle vs. Wisconsin (scored on Zach Nagelvoort) Player scored a shorthanded goal U-M: Nov. 22, Andrew Copp, vs. Penn State Opponent: Oct. 18, Matt Willows, New Hampshire Team scored 2 shorthanded goals U-M: Feb. 8, DeBlois and Copp at Notre Dame Opponent: Nov. 25, Mike Carman (2) and Tony Lucia, at Minnesota Player had a hat trick U-M: October 24, Zach Hyman vs. UMass-Lowell Opponent: Jan. 10, Michael Mersch, at Wisconsin

20 MICHIGAN HOCKEY FORMER WOLVERINES IN PRO HOCKEY PLAYER TEAM (LEAGUE) GP G A P PIM Mac Bennett Hamilton Bulldogs (AHL) Chris Brown Washington Capitals (NHL) Hershey Bears (AHL) Mike Brown San Jose Sharks (NHL) Brandon Burlon Albany Devils (AHL) Kevin Clare Toledo Walleye (ECHL) Michael Cammalleri New Jersey Devils (NHL) Andrew Cogliano Anaheim Ducks (NHL) Derek DeBlois South Carolina Stingrays (ECHL) Phil Di Giuseppe Charlotte Checkers (AHL) Andrew Ebbett Pittsburgh Penguins (NHL) Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (AHL) Luke Glendening Detroit Red Wings (NHL) Alex Guptill Binghamton Senators (AHL) Carl Hagelin New York Rangers (NHL) T.J. Hensick Hamilton Bulldogs (AHL) Matt Hunwick New York Rangers (NHL) Jack Johnson Columbus Blue Jackets (NHL) Kevin Lynch Syracuse Crunch (AHL) Jon Merrill New Jersey Devils (NHL) David Moss Phoenix Coyotes (NHL) Eric Nystrom Nashville Predators (NHL) Max Pacioretty Montreal Canadiens (NHL) Greg Pateryn Hamilton Bulldogs (AHL) Kevin Porter Grand Rapids Griffins (NHL) Lindsay Sparks Cincinnati Cyclones (ECHL) Missouri Mavericks (ECHL) Chris Summers Phoenix Coyotes (NHL) Jacob Trouba Winnipeg Jets (NHL) David Wohlberg Albany Devils (AHL) Scooter Vaughan Bridgeport Sound Tigers (AHL) GOALTENDER TEAM (LEAGUE) GP W-L-T GAA SV% SO Al Montoya Florida Panthers (NHL) Through Nov. 26, 2014