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1 UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA OMAHA ATHLETICS For Immediate Release: Wednesday, Nov. 21, 2012 Contact: Dave Ahlers Office: (402) This Week s Opponent: Alabama-Huntsville Record: Head Coach: Kurt Kleinendorst Alma Mater: Providence College, 1983 Career Record: Last Games: Nov. 16: 2-1 W at Lake Superior State Nov. 17: 0-4 L at Lake Superior State Website: UAHChargers.com SCHEDULE Date Opponent Time/Result Mon., Oct. 8 Lethbridge (exh.) W, 4-1 Fri., Oct. 12 vs.army^ W, 5-1 Sat., Oct. 13 vs. Notre Dame^ L, 2-3 Fri., Oct. 19 Northern Michigan W, 5-2 Sat., Oct. 20 Northern Michigan L, 2-3 Fri., Oct. 26 Bemidji State* T, 3-3 Sat., Oct. 27 Bemidji State* L, 2-3 Fri., Nov. 2 at Michigan Tech* W, 2-1 Sat., Nov. 3 at Michigan Tech* W, 5-3 Sat., Nov. 10 Minnesota Duluth* W, 3-2 Sun., Nov. 11 Minnesota Duluth* W, 6-3 Fri., Nov. 23 Alabama-Huntsville 7:37 p.m. Sat., Nov. 24 Alabama-Huntsville 7:07 p.m. Fri., Nov. 30 at Minnesota* 7:07 p.m. Sat., Dec. 1 at Minnesota* 7:07 p.m. Fri., Dec. 7 at St. Cloud State* 7:37 p.m. Sat., Dec. 8 at St. Cloud State* 7:07 p.m. Fri., Dec. 14 Minnesota State* 7:37 p.m. Sat., Dec. 15 Minnesota State* 7:07 p.m. Sat., Dec. 29 at Quinnipiac Noon Sun., Dec. 30 at Quinnipiac Noon Fri., Jan. 4 Colorado College* 6:37 p.m. Sat., Jan. 5 Colorado College* 7:07 p.m. Fri., Jan. 11 at Denver* 8:07 p.m. Sat., Jan. 12 at Denver* 7:07 p.m. Fri., Jan. 25 at Bemidji State* 7:37 p.m. Sat., Jan. 26 at Bemidji State* 7:07 p.m. Fri., Feb. 1 Michigan Tech* 7:37 p.m. Sat., Feb. 2 Michigan Tech* 7:07 p.m. Fri., Feb. 8 North Dakota* 6:37 p.m. Sat., Feb. 9 North Dakota*+ 4:07 p.m. Fri., Feb. 15 at Alaska Anchorage* 7:07 p.m. Sat., Feb. 16 at Alaska Anchorage* 7:07 p.m. Thurs, Feb. 21 USNTDP (exh.) 7:37 p.m. Fri., March 1 Wisconsin* 6:37 p.m. Sat., March 2 Wisconsin* 7:07 p.m. Fri., March 8 at Minnesota Duluth* 7:07 p.m. Sat., March 9 at Minnesota Duluth* 7:07 p.m. March WCHA Playoffs - First Round TBA March WCHA Final Five - St. Paul, Minn. TBA *WCHA game ^Icebreaker-Kansas City, Mo. + at TD Ameritrade Park Omaha Home games in bold All Game Times Local #14/15 Mavericks Welcome Alabama-Huntsville Friday, Nov. 23 vs. Alabama-Huntsville 7:37 p.m. CenturyLink Center Omaha Radio: 1180 The Zone 2 Live Video: OMavs.com Live Stats: OMavs.com Television: None Saturday, Nov. 24 vs. Alabama-Huntsville 7:07 p.m. CenturyLink Center Omaha Radio: 1180 The Zone 2 Live Video: OMavs.com Live Stats: OMavs.com Television: None This Week The No. 14/15 Mavericks step outside of conference play this week to host Alabama-Huntsville on Friday and Saturday, Nov. 23 and 24. Friday s game begins at 7:37 p.m., and Saturday s contest starts at 7:07 p.m. at CenturyLink Center Omaha. It s the third straight year the two schools have met. The Teams The Mavericks are overall and in the WCHA, putting them in third place. They are coming off a sweep of Minnesota Duluth two weeks ago. The Mavs won 3-2 and 6-3. UNO leads the all-time series with Alabama-Huntsville, including a mark of in Omaha. The Chargers split a pair of games at Lake Superior State last weekend, earning their first win of the year, 2-1 on Friday before losing 4-0 on Saturday. UAH is on the season. This trip to Omaha marks their sixth consecutive weekend on the road. Last Time Out Omaha ran its winning streak to four games with a sweep of visiting Minnesota Duluth on Nov. 10 and 11. On Saturday, Michael Young scored a powerplay goal at 12:12 of the third period, and the Mavs hung on for a 3-2 win. UNO got out to a quick lead when Josh Archibald scored just 38 seconds into the game, and Ryan Walters tallied on the power play at 5:35. But UMD battled back with powerplay goals from Mike Seidel (5-on-3) and Tony Cameranesi to knot the game at 2-2 after one. John Faulkner made 30 saves to earn the win while Matt McNeely had 22 saves in the Bulldogs net. The next afternoon, UMD got out to a 1-0 lead on a goal by Seidel at 3:13 before Dominic Zombo and Matt White each scored to put UNO ahead. UMD s Joe Basaraba evened the score with a last-minute goal in the first, but the Mavericks got quick strikes from Andrej Sustr and Zombo again late in the second to lead 4-2 at the break. The Bulldogs cut the lead to one with an early powerplay goal in the third before Walters and Brent Gwidt scored to help UNO pull away. Faulkner stopped 31 for the win while McNeely had 22 more saves. The Coaches Dean Blais is in his fourth year as the head coach of the Mavericks, having led UNO to two 20-win campaigns in that time. The 1973 graduate of Minnesota has posted a career record of (.644) and has guided the Mavericks to a mark of (.531). Blais is a two-time Spencer Penrose Memorial Award winner as the Division I coach of the year and a four-time winner of the WCHA s Coach of the Year Award. He spent 10 years as head coach at North Dakota where he led UND to national championships in 1997 and He is assisted by first-year assistant coaches Steve Johnson and Troy Jutting who both have extensive coaching experience in the WCHA, Johnson as an assistant at St. Cloud State and Jutting as the head coach and an assistant at Minnesota State. Kurt Kleinendorst is in his first season as head coach at Alabama-Huntsville. The long-time professional coach and 1983 graduate of Providence College is so far at UAH. He is assisted by Bruce Garber and Gavin Morgan. Media Both games of this weekend s series can be heard live on 1180 The Zone 2, the home of Maverick hockey on the radio. Dave Ahlers will have the play-by-play, and Terry Leahy will provide analysis. Coverage begins with the First National Bank Pre-Game Show 30 minutes before game time. Streaming audio, video through America One and live stats are available at OMavs.com. Up Next For the Mavericks The Mavericks return to WCHA play next weekend with the first of two straight road trips. They ll visit Minnesota for games on Friday, Nov. 30 and Saturday, Dec. 1. Both games start at 7:07 p.m. from Mariucci Arena in Minneapolis.

2 Numerical Roster No. Name NHL Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Sh./C Birthdate Hometown Previous Team Pronunciation 2 Brian Cooper ANA 12 D Fr. L 11/11/1993 Anchorage, Alaska Fargo (USHL) 3 Andrej Sustr - A D Jr. R 11/29/1990 Plzen, Czech Republic Youngstown (USHL) AHN-dray SHOO-stuhr 4 Tony Turgeon D Jr. L 9/21/1989 Grand Forks, N.D. Waterloo (USHL) 7 Michael Young D Jr. L 1/3/1989 Calgary, Alberta Flin Flon (SJHL) 8 Jaycob Megna ANA 12 D So. L 12/ Northbrook, Ill. Muskegon (USHL) 9 James Polk F So. L 2/13/1992 New York, N.Y. Penticton (BCJHL) 10 Alex Simonson F Jr. R 4/10/1987 Grand Forks, N.D. Chicago (USHL) 11 Nick Seeler MIN 11 D Fr. L 6/3/1993 Eden Prairie, Minn. Des Moines/Muskegon (USHL) 12 Brock Montpetit F Jr. R 4/3/1990 Somerset, Wis. Waterloo (USHL) MONT-ped-it 13 Zahn Raubenheimer F Jr. R 9/19/1989 Smoky Lake, Alberta Grand Prairie (AJHL) ROH-ben-HY-muhr 14 Dominic Zombo F So. L 3/15/1991 Ballwin, Mo. Sioux Falls, (USHL) 15 Josh Archibald PIT 11 F So. R 10/6/1992 Brainerd, Minn. Brainerd HS 16 Joe Krause F So. L 8/26/1989 Hermantown, Minn. Fairbanks (NAHL) KROWS 17 Ryan Walters F Jr. L 7/30/1991 Rosemount, Minn. Des Moines (USHL) 18 Charlie Adams F Fr. R 3/15/1992 Mahtomedi, Minn. Austin (NAHL) 19 Tanner Lane WIN 10 F Fr. L 8/13/1992 Detroit Lakes, Minn. Omaha/Fargo (USHL) 21 Matt White - C F Jr. L 8/23/1989 Whittier, Calif. Omaha (USHL) 22 Andrew Schmit F So. R 8/22/1991 Grafton, Wis. Lincoln (USHL) 23 Johnny Searfoss F Jr. L 2/10/1990 Colleyville, Texas Fargo (USHL) 24 Bryce Aneloski OTT 10 D Sr. R 4/27/1990 Pekin, Ill. Cedar Rapids (USHL) AN-eh-LOSS-key 25 Brent Gwidt - C WSH 06 F Sr. L 2/20/1988 Minocqua, Wis. Indiana (USHL) 27 Aaron Pearce F Fr. L 4/30/1992 Mississauga, Ontario Waterloo (USHL) 28 Brian O Rourke D So. L 4/4/1991 St. Louis, Mo. Green Bay (USHL) 29 Dayn Belfour G So. L 5/27/1989 Morden, Manitoba Fargo (USHL) 30 John Faulkner - A G Sr. L 2/15/1988 Sarnia, Ontario Sarnia (WOJHL) 33 Anthony Stolarz PHL 12 G Fr. L 1/20/1994 Jackson, N.J. Corpus Christi (NAHL) STOH-lars Head Coach: Dean Blais, 4th year Assistant Coach: Steve Johnson, 1st year Assistant Coach: Troy Jutting, 1st year Volunteer Goaltending Coach: Todd Jones, 1st year Athletic Trainer: Masayasu Takaiwa, 4th year Equipment Manager: Mark Pane 16th year Director of Hockey Operations: Sam Spomer, 1st year MAVS BY STATE/PROVINCE/COUNTRY United States (21) Alaska (1): Cooper California (1): White Illinois (2): Aneloski, Jaycob Megna Minnesota (6): Adams, Archibald, Krause, Lane, Seeler, Walters Missouri (2): O Rourke, Zombo New Jersey (1): Stolarz New York (1): Polk North Dakota (2): Simonson, Turgeon Texas (1): Searfoss Wisconsin (3): Gwidt, Montpetit, Schmit Canada (5) Alberta (2): Raubenheimer, Young Ontario (2): Faulkner, Pearce Manitoba (1): Belfour Europe (1) Czech Republic (1): Sustr MAVERICKS BY CLASS Seniors (3): Aneloski, Faulkner, Gwidt Juniors (9): Montpetit, Raubenheimer, Searfoss, Simonson, Sustr, Turgeon, Walters, White, Young Sophomores (8): Archibald, Belfour, Krause, Jaycob Megna, O Rourke, Polk, Schmit, Zombo Freshmen (6): Adams, Cooper, Lane, Pearce, Seeler, Stolarz

3 DEAN BLAIS Head Coach 14th Year/4th Year at UNO Minnesota (1973) HONORS AND AWARDS Spencer Penrose Award (1997, 2001) NCAA Championship (1997, 2000) NCAA Tournament Appearances (1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2004, 2011) WCHA Coach of the Year (1997, 1999, 2001, 2011) IIHF World Junior Championship (2010) USHL Coach of the Year (2009) COLLEGE COACHING RECORD Nebraska Omaha Head Coach ( present) North Dakota Head Coach ( ) Assistant Coach ( ) Overall: ( Years) UNO: ( Three+ Years) Conference: (.631) WCHA: ( Years) CCHA: ( Year) NCAA Postseason: 9-6 ( Years) Now three years into his tenure as the head coach, Dean Blais has had an indelible influence on University of Nebraska Omaha hockey, burnishing his already exceptional credentials as one of the nation s finest coaches. Since coming to Omaha, Blais has led the Mavericks to two 20-win seasons, doing so for just the second time in school history and in the process, earned his 300th career win. In , Blais led the Mavericks to a stunning upset of No. 1-ranked, defending national champion Minnesota Duluth, a win that ended UMD s 17-game unbeaten streak. The win was reminiscent of his first year at UNO when the Mavericks beat top-ranked Miami in Oxford, Ohio to end the RedHawks 23-game unbeaten streak against fellow CCHA teams on Feb. 20, The Mavericks were another tough team to play on the road during the season, especially in conference play. The Mavs were on the road in the Western Collegiate Hockey Association, a record that included big wins at Wisconsin, Bemidji State, North Dakota, Michigan Tech and Colorado College. Under Blais guidance, UNO continued its trend of attracting big crowds. The Mavericks drew a school-record crowd of 16,138 for the opener of their series with Minnesota Duluth, the first sellout of the CenturyLink Center in school history. Blais once again found himself on the international stage in , coaching Team USA in the 2012 World Junior Championship in Calgary. It was the second time in three years he had led the Americans. Blais and company won the gold medal in Blais became only the second coach in UNO hockey history on June 12, 2009, succeeding Mike Kemp. In his first year in Omaha, he guided the Mavericks to a record of overall record and a record in their final season in the Central Collegiate Hockey Association. The record was good for a sixth-place finish, the highest finish by a UNO team since the season. The Mavericks got stronger as the year progressed. The team was just entering a weekend series with Northern Michigan in January. The Mavs had already lost two games to the Wildcats in November at Marquette, but they turned the tables in the rematch, winning by scores of 7-2 and 5-3 to ignite a run in the final six weeks of the season. Blais led UNO to a record of in the final 12 games. During that string, the Mavericks won at Notre Dame for the first time in nearly five years, beating the Irish 5-3 in the first game of the weekend series. They also earned their first ever series sweep over Michigan, a team they had beaten just four times in 31 prior meetings, with 4-3 and 4-1 wins at Qwest Center Omaha. They followed with their win over No. 1 Miami and closed with a 3-2 win over then-sixth ranked Bemidji State. Blais found a way to get the most from his players in his first season at UNO. Eleven different players registered career highs in either goals, assists or points during the campaign. Moreover, Blais vaunted conditioning program paid big dividends as the Mavericks were unbeaten (14-0-3) when leading after the second period. In late December of 2010, Blais took over the reins of U.S. Junior Team at the 2010 IIHF World Junior Championship. He led the U.S. to a record of The Americans capped it off with a 6-5 overtime win over host country Canada in the gold medal game on Jan. 5, just the second gold ever won by the U.S. in the World Junior tournament. During the season, Blais led UNO into the WCHA where the Mavs finished third after being chosen to finish eighth and ninth in two pre-season polls. UNO returned to the NCAA playoffs for just the second time in school history and achieved a national ranking of fourth for four straight weeks, the highest in school history. Under Blais leadership, the Mavericks were and in their first WCHA season. The third-place finish was the highest ever for the Mavs in conference play. UNO s strong showing earned Blais the nod as the WCHA s Coach of the Year and put him in the running for the Spencer Penrose Trophy as Division I hockey s top coach. It wasn t difficult to see why Blais earned the accolades. The Mavericks swept their first-ever WCHA series, winning twice at Minnesota. They followed that with a split of a non-conference series at Michigan, a place they had won just once previously. Before Christmas, the Mavericks had won and tied at alwaystough St. Cloud State and stunned pre-season favorite North Dakota, winning 1-0 at home on a goal with.3 seconds remaining in regulation. The second half of the year featured another stunning win over North Dakota, this time by an 8-4 tally at vaunted Ralph Engelstad Arena in Grand Forks. Typical of Blais teams, the Mavericks surged down the stretch with back-to-back sweeps of St. Cloud and Wisconsin and hard-fought splits with Denver and at eventual national champion Minnesota Duluth. Blais earned win number 300 with a 4-3 win over the Badgers on Feb. 12 to complete the sweep. UNO s return to the NCAA playoffs was short-lived as the Mavericks lost to Michigan 3-2 in overtime in the regional semifinals, but Blais once again was successful in further raising the expectations of his players and UNO fans alike. Seven players registered career highs in either goals, assists or points. Blais came to UNO from the Fargo Force of the United States Hockey League where he served as head coach and general manager. As head coach of an expansion team in , Blais led the Force to a record of The team

4 DEAN BLAIS cont. advanced to the USHL s Clark Cup Finals before losing to the Indiana Ice three games to one. He was named USHL Coach of the Year, and the Force were named Organization of the Year. As a college coach, Blais won NCAA Division I national championships as the head coach of the University of North Dakota in 1997 and North Dakota was the runner up in 2001, the last of five straight NCAA appearances under Blais. Overall, the native of International Falls, Minn. guided North Dakota to seven NCAA appearances, five regular season WCHA titles and two WCHA playoff championships in addition to the national championships. Blais is a two-time winner of the Spencer Penrose Memorial Award given to the Division I coach of the year. He is a four-time WCHA coach of the year honoree. He was (.679), including five 30-win seasons, at North Dakota. In total, he spent 19 seasons with UND, nine as an assistant and 10 as the head coach. In that time, he coached 60 NHL draft picks, 28 All-Americans, three WCHA players of the year, four WCHA rookies of the year, 40 members of the All-WCHA team and 11 All-WCHA rookie team picks. In addition to coaching Team USA in 2010 and 2012, Blais was the head coach of the U.S. National Junior Team in 1993 and an assistant in 1987 and He was an assistant for Team USA in the 2000 IIHF World Championships. He also worked for the Columbus Blue Jackets of the National Hockey League from He served as associate head coach during the season and as director of player development in Blais played college hockey at the University of Minnesota from In 124 games, he had 56 goals and 83 assists for 139 points. He was the Gophers Rookie of the Year in 1970 and was an NCAA All-Tournament selection in After college, he played three seasons of pro hockey with the Chicago Blackhawks development team in Dallas, Texas. He began his college career as an assistant at Minnesota in and then was the head coach at Minot (N.D.) High School from before his stint as an assistant at North Dakota. Blais left UND to be the head coach at Roseau (Minn.) High School in where he led his team to the Minnesota State Championship. His team was the conference and regional champion in He then left to serve as assistant coach of the U.S. Olympic Since coming to Omaha, Dean Blais has led the Mavericks to two 20-win seasons, their highest-ever conference finish and a berth in the NCAA playoffs, the second in school history. Men s Ice Hockey Team that took fourth place in the Olympic Winter Games in Albertville, France. After the Olympics, Blais returned to the high school ranks as athletic director and hockey coach at International Falls (Minn.) High School before rejoining North Dakota as head coach in In April of 2010, Blais signed a contract extension with UNO taking him through the season. Blais is the father of three grown children: Sarah, Ben and Mary Beth. BLAIS YEAR-BY-YEAR COACHING RECORDS NORTH DAKOTA Overall Conference NCAA Tournament Year Season W L T Pct. W L T Pct. Place W-L Finish st Season T nd Season T rd Season T National Champion th Season Quarterfinalist th Season Quarterfinalist th Season National Champion th Season Finalist th Season T th Season Region Semifinalist th Season Region Finalist UNO Overall Conference NCAA Tournament Year Season W L T Pct. W L T Pct. Place W-L Finish th Season th Season Regional Semifinalist th Season Year Season W L T Pct. W L T Pct. NCAA Postseason Career 13 Seasons appearances

5 Scouting This Week s Opponent Alabama in Huntsville Location: Huntsville, Ala. Conference: Independent Enrollment: 7,629 Nickname: Chargers Colors: Blue and White Arena: Von Braun Center Dimensions: 200 x 85 Capacity: 6, Record: Website: UAHChargers.com Head Coach: Kurt Kleinendorst (1st season) Career Record: Alma Mater: Providence College (1983) Assistant Coaches: Bruce Garber, Gavin Morgan Briefly Junior Ryan Walters and sophomore Dominic Zombo led the Mavericks in scoring against Minnesota Duluth posting two goals and three assists for five points each. Both players finished the weekend +3. Zombo s two goals were his first two tallies of the season. In all, seven different players scored the Mavericks nine goals. Goaltender John Faulkner backstopped both wins against Minnesota Duluth, posting a 2.50 goals-against average and a.924 save percentage. Faulkner has been in goal for each game of the Mavericks win streak, and he remains unbeaten this season with a record of 6-0-1, a 2.03 GAA and a.915 save percentage. For his efforts against UMD, Faulkner was named the WCHA Defensive Player of the Week, one week after Zahn Raubenheimer had earned league Offensive Player of the Week honors for a four-goal effort at Michigan Tech. After struggling on the power play during the first seven games of the season, the Mavericks have scored five powerplay goals in their last three games. Their success has helped them move from 10th to sixth in the WCHA as they are now clicking at 17.5 percent. UNO s win in game one of their most recent series with UMD helped it remain unbeaten in series openers this season. The Mavericks have a record of in series openers. UNO s junior class is second among all other junior classes in the nation in scoring with 54 points, just one point behind Minnesota which has played one more game. UNO s juniors have a nation-best 21 goals and are averaging 5.40 point per game. The Mavericks rank fourth in the WCHA for all games played, averaging 3.40 goals for per game. They are third with an average of 2.30 goals against per game. The Mavericks rank 11th in the WCHA, averaging just 11.2 penalty minutes per game. The Mavericks earned the school s 250th win with their 5-1 victory over Army on Oct. 12. They have posted an all-time record of (.483). Hot Hands During the last two series, junior Ryan Walters and sophomores Dominic Zombo and Josh Archibald have been making the UNO offense go. Walters has scored goals in three straight games and has eight points in the last three games. Zombo has seven points in that same stretch and scored his first two goals of the season in UNO s 6-3 win over Minnesota Duluth on Nov. 11. Points: POS GP G A PTS +/- PIM Graeme Strukoff D Alex Allan F Kyle Lysaght F Michael Webley F Jeff Vanderlugt F Curtis debruyn D Jack Prince F Doug Reid F Goalies: GP W L T GAA SV% SO John Griggs Gregg Gruehl C.J. Groh Archibald also has points in three straight, tallying three goals and two assists. Not to be left out, UNO s defensemen have been contributing as well. Michael Young has points in three straight, earning a goal and three assists while fellow junior Andrej Sustr had a goal and three assists in UNO s sweep of Minnesota Duluth. Walters, Zombo, Archibald and Sustr rank 1-3 (tie) in scoring for UNO with 11, 10 and nine points respectively. Sustr is in a three-way tie for third in WCHA defenseman scoring for all games. Polling Places For the first time since October of last season, the Mavericks are ranked in both major weekly college hockey polls. The Mavericks are ranked 14th in the lastest poll from USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine, and they come in 15th in the latest poll put out by USCHO.com. They had received votes in the USCHO. com poll for four straight weeks before debuting at No. 18 on Nov. 12. They had received votes in the USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine poll in three different weeks before cracking that poll s top 15. Both polls appear in this release. Taking Their Shots The Mavericks were outshot in both games of their series with Minnesota Duluth after outshooting their opponents in the first eight games of the season. Their high-water mark was 43 shots at Michigan Tech on Nov. 3. They are averaging shots per game to rank ninth in the country. In spite of being outshot by UMD, the Mavs rank third in the nation in fewest shots allowed per game, giving up just 23.90, behind only Quinnipiac (20.45) and WCHA neighbor Minnesota (21.73). UNO allowed Northern Michigan just 13 shots on Oct. 19, a season best, while tying a school record by allowing just one shot in the first period. The Century Mark Defenseman Bryce Aneloski joined the Century Club on Nov. 2 when he played in his 100th career game. It s a total that includes 16 games played at Providence College during his freshman year. The others nearing the century mark include John Faulkner (94), Ryan Walters (86), Matt White (85), Brock Montpetit (84), Michael Young (83), Andrej Sustr (82), Johnnie Searfoss (78) and Zahn Raubenheimer (76). Aneloski (103) joins fellow senior Brent Gwidt as the only players on the Mavericks roster to eclipse the 100 game mark. Gwidt played in game number 100 on Feb. 24, 2012 against Minnesota. He leads all Mavericks with 115 games played.

6 Streaking Two Mavericks have impressive games-played streaks in the works. Bryce Aneloski has not missed a game in his two-plus years at UNO, a span of 87 games. Ryan Walters did not play in the second game of his freshman year but has been a fixture in the lineup since then and has an 85-game streak. Measuring Up The 26 student-athletes who make up the Omaha roster this year are, on average, a sizeable bunch. The Mavericks average height is 6-1 1/2, and their average weight is 197 1/2 lbs. That s up from 6-1 and 194 1/2 lbs. from the end of last season. Andrej Sustr is UNO s tallest player, and the tallest player in Division I college hockey, at 6-8 while Zahn Raubenheimer and Matt White are listed the shortest at Sustr and Tony Turgeon are UNO s heaviest players at 225 lbs. apiece while Raubenheimer is the lightest at 179. John Faulkner and Brent Gwidt are UNO s oldest players at 24 years old, although Faulkner is five days older than Gwidt. Freshman goalie Anthony Stolarz is the youngest. He won t turn 19 until January 20th. They Don t Mind The Draft The Mavericks have more drafted players on their roster than at any time in school history. Eight Mavs have been drafted by National Hockey League teams including three players taken in the 2012 draft. They include: Brian Cooper - Anaheim 12 Jaycob Megna - Anaheim 12 Nick Seeler - Minnesota 11 Josh Archibald - Pittsburgh 11 Tanner Lane - Winnipeg 10 Bryce Aneloski - Ottawa 10 Brent Gwidt - Washington 06 Anthony Stolarz - Philadelphia 12 Stolarz was drafted by the Flyers in the second round, 45th overall, making him the highest-drafted player in school history. Leadership Roles Senior Brent Gwidt and junior Matt White will serve as co-captains for the season. Both were alternate captains last season. Senior goaltender John Faulkner also will wear a letter after being elected by his teammates to serve as an alternate captain for the second straight season. Andrej Sustr was added as an alternate captain prior to the Mavericks games with Bemidji State on Oct. 26 and 27. About The Chargers Alabama-Huntsville picked up its first win of the season last Friday and comes to Omaha with a record of The Chargers, who are playing the third year without a conference affiliation, earned a 2-1 win at Lake Superior State on Nov. 16 before losing to the Lakers, 4-0, the following night. Last season, UAH posted a record of , a mark that included a 3-1 win over UNO on Dec. 2 and a 3-2 win at Grand Forks Herald Coaches Preseason Poll (First place votes) 1. Minnesota (11) North Dakota (1) Denver St. Cloud State Wisconsin Minnesota Duluth Colorado College Omaha Michigan Tech Minnesota State Bemidji State Alaska Anchorage 15 94X Radio Media Preseason Poll (First place votes) 1. Minnesota (24) North Dakota (1) Denver Wisconsin Minnesota Duluth St. Cloud State Colorado College Omaha Michigan Tech Minnesota State Bemidji State Alaska Anchorage 1.04 *Ranking based on average of voting points WEEKLY POLLS USCHO.com Poll (As of 11/19/12) Team Pts. Last 1. Boston College (47) Denver (2) New Hampshire (1) Minnesota Miami Notre Dame North Dakota Union Western Michigan Boston University Dartmouth St. Cloud State Cornell Colorado College Omaha Ferris State Harvard Quinnipiac 187 NR 19. Michigan Niagara 112 NR (#) - First place votes Receiving votes: Alaska (79), Yale (66), St. Lawrence (57), Holy Cross (34), Providence (23), UMass-Lowell (14), Northern Michigan (12), Ohio State (9), Northeastern (2), Colgate (1), Merrimack (1), Minnesota State (1). USA Today Poll (As of 11/19/12) Team Pts. Last 1. Boston College (33) Denver (1) New Hampshire Minnesota Miami Notre Dame North Dakota Union Western Michigan Boston University Dartmouth St. Cloud State Cornell Omaha 56 NR 15. Harvard 41 NR (#) - First place votes Receiving votes: Colorado College (28), Quinnipiac (28), Michigan (21), Ferris State (19), Niagara (11), St. Lawrence (6), Alaska (5), Yale (4), Holy Cross (3), UMass-Lowell (1).

7 Denver on Jan. 6. The Chargers managed to score just 37 goals last year but in addition to two seniors also lost sophomore forward Mac Roy, sophomore defenseman Nickolas Gatt and junior goaltender Clarke Saunders, all of whom transferred to other schools. Sophomore defenseman Graeme Strukoff leads the Chargers in scoring this season with five points including a team-best four assists. Sophomore Kyle Lysaght, who led last year s team with seven goals and 13 points, has a team-best three goals this year. In goal, junior John Griggs has played in 11 games, posting a record of with a 3.83 goals-against average and a.909 save percentage. The Chargers are scoring just 1.17 goals per game this season while they are allowing They have scored five powerplay goals in 47 chances for a success rate of 10.6 percent while their penalty kill has turned aside 46 of 55 shorthanded situations, a success rate of 83.6 percent. UAH doesn t spend much time in the penalty box, averaging just 11.8 minutes per game, nearly the same at UNO. Home and Road Advantage UNO is (.654) at home during the Dean Blais era. The Mavericks are (.587) all-time on home ice. On the road last season, the Mavericks were , a record that includes three neutral site games. The Mavs finished the season with a record of vs. WCHA teams on the road, their second straight season with a winning road record in league play. In , the Mavs were on the road and in road WCHA games. The Mavericks were on neutral ice last year. Mavericks on Television Omaha will have six games this season televised nationally by the NBC Sports Network including both the first round and championship game of the Icebreaker. In addition, the Mavericks will be on NBCSN on Jan. 4 when they host Colorado College, Jan. 11 when they visit Denver, Feb. 8 when they entertain North Dakota and March 1 when they welcome Wisconsin. UNO also will have two games air on NET, Nebraska Public Television. They will appear statewide on Dec. 14 when they host Minnesota State and Feb. 1 when they welcome Michigan Tech. SERIES HISTORY Alabama-Huntsville - Independent UNO leads In Omaha: UNO leads In Huntsville, Ala.: UNO leads Neutral Site: Series tied /24/98 Huntsville W 5-2 1/25/98 Huntsville T 3-3 2/20/98 Omaha T 2-2 2/21/98 Omaha W 4-0 1/11/02 Omaha W 4-2 1/12/02 Omaha W /29/05 Omaha W /20/07 Omaha W 5-1 1/28/11 Omaha W 4-0 1/29/11 Omaha OTL /2/11 Nashville, Tenn. L /3/11 Nashville, Tenn. W 6-2 Minutae: The Chargers have played the Mavericks tough in each of the last two years, earning splits in each series. The results hide the statistical advantage for the Mavs who have outscored the Chargers 12-7, outshot them and been perfect on the penalty kill (12-for-12). LAST GAME S LINEUP OMAHA MAVERICKS (5-3-1; WCHA) vs. Minnesota Duluth Bulldogs (2-4-1; WCHA) LEFT WING CENTER RIGHT WING 23 Johnnie Searfoss 6-2, 188, 2/10/1990, Jr., Left Colleyville, Texas : 9 Gp, 2-4-6, 2/4 Career: 77 Gp, , 19/38 12 Brock Montpetit 5-11, 186, 4/3/1990, Jr., Right Somerset, Wis : 9 Gp, 1-7-8, 6/12 Career: 83 Gp, , 46/ Zahn Raubenheimer 5-10, 179, 9/19/1989, Jr., Right Smoky Lake, Alberta : 9 Gp, 5-3-8, 2/4 Career: 75 Gp, , 13/37 17 Ryan Walters 6-0, 196, 7/30/1991, Jr., Left Rosemount, Minn : 9 Gp, 2-6-8, 2/4 Career: 85 Gp, , 40/102 Sunday, Nov. 11, 2012, 2:07 p.m. CenturyLink Center Omaha Omaha, Neb. 14 Dominic Zombo 5-11, 184, 3/15/1991, So., Left Ballwin, Mo : 9 Gp, 0-7-7, 3/6 Career: 41 Gp, , 7/14 Game #10 15 Josh Archibald 5-11, 183, 10/6/1992, So., Right Brainerd, Minn./PITT., 6th Rd., : 9 Gp, 6-1-7, 6/12 Career: 45 Gp, , 17/45 *lines subject to change UNO vs. the WCHA Through 11/11/12 W L T Pct. GF GA Alaska Anchorage Bemidji State Colorado College Denver Michigan Tech Minnesota Minnesota Duluth Minnesota State North Dakota St. Cloud State Wisconsin TOTAL Brent Gwidt - C 6-3, 218, 2/20/1988, Sr., Left Minocqua, Wis./WSH., 6th Rd., : 9 Gp, 1-1-2, 0/0 Career: 114 Gp, , 14/36 9 James Polk 6-1, 192, 2/13/1992, So., Left New York, N.Y : 8 Gp, 1-0-1, 0/0 Career: 36 Gp, 1-1-2, 2/4 8 Jaycob Megna 6-7, 210, 12/10/1992, So., Left Northbrook, Ill./ ANA., 7th Rd., : 8 Gp, 0-1-1, 2/4 Career: 43 Gp, 2-4-6, 6/12 11 Nick Seeler 6-2, 192, 6/3/1993, Fr., Left Eden Prairie, Minn./MINN., 5th Rd., : 9 Gp, 1-3-4, 4/8 Career: 9 Gp, 1-3-4, 4/8 7 Michael Young 6-3, 211, 1/3/1989, Jr., Left Calgary, Alberta : 8 Gp, 3-3-6, 1/2 Career: 82 Gp, , 20/62 30 John Faulkner - A 6-1, 216, 2/15/1988, Sr., Left Sarnia, Ontario : 7-6 Gp, 5-0-1, 1.88 GAA,.916 Sv% Career: Gp, , 2.59 GAA,.904 Sv% DEFENSE 27 Aaron Pearce 6-0, 192, 4/30/1992, Fr., Left Mississauga, Ontario : 8 Gp, 0-0-0, 4/8 Career: 8 Gp, 0-0-0, 4/8 19 Tanner Lane 6-3, 184, 8/13/1992, Fr., Left Detroit Lakes, Minn./WIN., 6th Rd., : 6 Gp, 0-0-0, 1/2 Career: 6 Gp, 0-0-0, 1/2 3 Andrej Sustr - A 6-8, 225, 11/29/1990, Jr., Right Plzen, Czech Rep : 9 Gp, 2-5-7, 3/6 Career: 81 Gp, , 35/70 24 Bryce Aneloski 6-2, 204, 4/27/1990, Sr., Right Pekin, Ill./OTT., 7th Rd., : 9 Gp, 1-4-5, 1/2 Career: 102 Gp, , 18/36 28 Brian O Rourke 6-2, 192, 4/4/1991, So., Left St. Louis, Mo : 3 Gp, 0-1-1, 2/4 Career: 24 Gp, 0-1-1, 6/12 GOALTENDER 33 Anthony Stolarz 6-6, 220, 1/20/1994, Fr., Left Jackson, N.J./PHL., 2nd Rd., : 3-3 Gp, 0-3-0, 3.03 GAA,.871 Sv% Career: 3-3 Gp, 0-3-0, 3.03 GAA,.871 Sv% 21 Matt White - C 5-10, 187, 8/23/1989, Jr., Left Whittier, Calif : 7 Gp, 3-1-4, 2/4 Career: 84 Gp, , 14/28 22 Andrew Schmit 6-4, 213, 8/22/1991, So., Right Grafton, Wis : 8 Gp, 0-0-0, 1/2 Career: 26 Gp, 1-1-2, 13/26 Pronunciation Guide Andrej Sustr...AHN-dray SHOO-stuhr Montpetit...MONT-ped-it Raubenheimer...ROH-ben-HY-murh Aneloski...AN-eh-LOSS-key Gwidt...GWIHT Stolarz... STOH-lars Officials Referees: Derek Shepherd (3), Marco Hunt (15) Linesmen: Chad Evers (52), Scott Fitzpatrick (70) Coaches Head Coach: Dean Blais Assistant Coach: Steve Johnson Assistant Coach: Troy Jutting Volunteer Goalie Coach: Todd Jones Trainer: Masa Takaiwa Equipment Manager: Mark Pane Scratches 2 -Brian Cooper 4 - Tony Turgeon 10 - Alex Simonson 16 - Joe Krause 18 - Charlie Adams 29 Dayn Belfour 6-1, 200, 5/27/1989, So., Left Morden, Manitoba : 0-0 Gp, 0-0-0, 0.00 GAA,.000 Sv% Career: 6-4 Gp, 2-1-2, 2.55 GAA,.902 Sv%

8 Welcome Back The Mavericks return three of their top five scorers from a year ago led by junior Matt White. He paced the Mavs with 17 goals and 23 assists for 40 points, all career and team highs. He was the first Maverick to score 40 or more points in a season since Bryan Marshall had 43 and Mick Lawrence had 40 during the season. The school record for points in a season is 61 set by Scott Parse during the season. Junior Ryan Walters ranked fourth in scoring for UNO with 25 points including 10 goals, and senior defenseman Bryce Aneloski was fifth with a career high six goals and 20 points. Aneloski put together a 10-game scoring streak last year, the longest on the team and the longest for UNO since an 11- game streak by Tomas Klempa during the campaign. In all, the Mavericks return 20 players from the squad including 12 forwards, six defensemen and two goalies. Packing Their Bags The Mavericks did have two significant departures during the offseason. Junior Terry Broadhurst and freshman Jayson Megna both turned pro during the summer, Broadhurst with Chicago and Megna with Pittsburgh. They ranked second and third in team scoring with 36 and 31 points respectively. Megna was a member of the All-WCHA Rookie Team and led UNO in plus/ minus (+13). In addition, the Mavs lost senior defensemen Matt Smith and Kyle Ensign, forwards Alex Hudson and Zach Mausolf, both of whom did not finish the season with the team, and goaltenders Ryan Massa and Fredrik Bergman. Massa is taking the year off for personal reasons. Greenhorns UNO welcomed a freshman class of six players this year including forwards Charlie Adams, Tanner Lane and Aaron Pearce; defensemen Brian Cooper and Nick Seeler; and goaltender Anthony Stolarz. Four of the incoming players played in the United States Hockey League last year (Cooper, Lane, Pearce, Seeler) while Adams and Stolarz suited up in the North American Hockey League. The Dean Blais Radio Show The Dean Blais Show with the coach and UNO players can be heard each Tuesday night from 6-7 p.m. on 1180 The Zone 2. The show originates from Mojo Smokehouse and Ales in Aksarben Village and is hosted by Terry Leahy and Dave Ahlers. ALL-TIME RECORDS VS. OPPONENTS As of 11/12/12 Opponent Series W L T Pct. GF GA Air Force Alabama-Huntsville Alaska Anchorage Alaska American International Army Bemidji State Bentley Boston College Boston University Bowling Green British Columbia Canisius Clarkson Colgate Colorado College Connecticut Dartmouth Denver Ferris State Findlay Harvard Holy Cross Lake Superior State Lethbridge Maine Manitoba Massachusetts Massachusetts-Lowell Mercyhurst Merrimack Miami Michigan Michigan State Michigan Tech Minnesota Minnesota Duluth Minnesota State New Hampshire Niagara North Dakota Northern Michigan Notre Dame Ohio State Princeton Providence College Quinnipiac RIT St. Cloud State St. Lawrence Union Wayne State Western Michigan Wisconsin Yale

9 By The Numbers Last season, the Mavericks scored 106 goals while allowing 112. The third period was the Mavs best, outscoring their opponents, They were outscored in the second period including giving up a school-record tying five in a 7-3 loss at Denver on Nov. 18. UNO tallied 25 powerplay goals and clicked at a rate of 17.1 percent with the man advantage, last in the WCHA. The Mavs allowed 26 powerplay goals and killed penalties at an 81.9 percent clip, third best in the league. Last season, the Mavericks tied a school record for shorthanded goals in a season at 10, a record set during the season and tied by the team. That total led the WCHA for all games played. Matt White led the Mavs with four shorties while Ryan Walters had two. The Mavs allowed just three shorthanded goals. UNO was whisted for 10 major penalties and nine game misconducts last season but still racked up only 516 penalty minutes, a total that was seventh in the WCHA. Packing Them In The Mavericks were ranked fourth in the nation and in the WCHA with an average attendance of 7,864 last season. Big attendance numbers are nothing new for UNO. For the third straight year, the Mavericks broke the school record for the largest hockey crowd in school history. The crowd on Friday, Jan. 13 against Minnesota Duluth was their first-ever sellout of the CenturyLink Center with a crowd of 16,138. Later than year, they drew the fourth-largest crowd in school history on Feb. 25 when 11,772 turned out to see their game with Minnesota. For the weekend, the Mavs drew 20,952, the third largest attendance for a two-game series in school history. In as part of their Sell Out Wisconsin promotion, they welcomed 15,137 to their game with the Badgers on Feb. 11, a 4-1 win. That same weekend, UNO drew 25,248 to both games of the series, a new school record for attendance for one weekend. In the first year of the Sell Out... promotion, they drew a then school-record 13,417 on Feb. 5, 2010, a 5-5 tie with Ohio State. The Mavericks have welcomed the seven largest crowds in school history in the last three seasons. Preseason WCHA Polls The members of the WCHA news media chose Omaha to finish eighth in the annual preseason poll put out by Duluth, Minn. radio station 94X. During their two previous seasons in the league, the Mavs were picked to finish ninth ( ) and fourth ( ). The annual preseason coaches poll put out by the Grand Forks (N.D.) Herald had the Mavericks in a tie for eighth with Michigan Tech. Minnesota was an almost unanimous pick to repeat as MacNaughton Cup Champions while North Dakota and Denver finished 2-3 in both polls. See complete poll results in this release. Last Year: Omaha vs. Alabama-Huntsville RESULTS Dec. 2, 2011: Alabama-Huntsville 3, Omaha 1 at Nashville, Tenn. Dec. 3, 2011: Omaha 6, Alabama-Huntsville 2 at Nashville, Tenn. Omaha Points: POS GP G A PTS +/- PIM Ryan Walters F Jayson Megna F Matt White F Alex Hudson F Brent Gwidt F Michael Young D Goalies: GP W L T GAA SV% SO Ryan Massa Dayn Belfour Alabama-Huntsville Points: POS GP G A PTS +/- PIM Justin Cseter F Brice Geoffrion F Tyler Kotlarz F Kyle Lysaght F Mac Roy F Goalies: GP W L T GAA SV% SO Clarke Saunders No longer on team TEAM STATS SHOT STATISTICS... UNO UAH Goals-Shot attempts Shot pct Goals/Game Shots/Game Assists POWER PLAYS... Goals-Power Plays Conversion Percent Shot Attempts Shot Percent GOAL BREAKDOWN... Total Goals Power Play Short-handed Empty net Penalty Unassisted PENALTIES... Number Minutes Penalties/Game Pen minutes/game Minor Major minute Misconduct FACEOFFS (W-L) Faceoff W-L Pct ATTENDANCE... Total Dates/Avg Per Date... 0/0 0/0 Neutral Site #/Avg... 2/1160 GOALS BY PERIOD OT Total Omaha Alabama-Huntsville SHOTS BY PERIOD OT Total Omaha Alabama-Huntsville

10 Mavericks Record Overall Home Road Neutral Versus WCHA (Reg. Season) Versus WCHA at Home Versus WCHA on Road Game 1 of a weekend series Game 2 of a weekend series Overtime When Scoring First Goal When Allowing First Goal One Goal Decisions Two Goal Decisions Three Goal Decisions Four or more Goal Decision Leading after one period Trailing after one period Tied after one period Leading after two periods Trailing after two periods Tied after two periods Outshooting opponents Opponent outshoots Shots 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 short-handed goal Allowing a short-handed goal In October In November In December In January In February In March Mavericks By Period Goals Overall OT Total Mavs Opponent Home OT Total Mavs Opponent Road/Neut OT Total Mavs Opponent Shots Overall OT Total Mavs Opponents Home OT Total Mavs Opponents Road/Neut OT Total Mavs Opponents Mavericks Special Teams Powerplay... GF OPP PCT. SHGA Overall Home Road/Neut Penalty Kill... SVS OPP PCT. SHG Overall Home Road/Neut THE LAST TIME IT HAPPENED... UNO shut out an opponent at home: Feb. 4, 2011 vs. St. Cloud State, 3-0 (Goalie: John Faulkner, 33 saves) UNO shut out an opponent on the road: Feb. 11, 2012 at Michigan Tech, 4-0 (Goalie: Ryan Massa, 35 saves) UNO was shut out at home: March 2, 2012 vs. Denver, 3-0 (DU Goalie: Juho Olkinuora, 26 saves) UNO was shut out on the road: March 9, 2012 at St. Cloud State, 4-0 (Goalie: Mike Lee, 27 svs) UNO swept a series at home: Nov , 2012 vs. Minnesota Duluth, 3-2 and 6-3 March 5-6, 2010 vs. Bowling Green, 6-1 and 6-1 (Playoffs) UNO swept a series on the road: Nov. 2-3, 2012 at Michigan Tech, 2-1 and 5-3 UNO was swept at home: March 2-3, 2012 vs. Denver, 0-3 and 2-3 OT UNO was swept on the road: Dec , 2010 at Quinnipiac, 3-4 and 2-3 March 9-10, 2012 at St. Cloud State, 0-4 and 1-3 (Playoffs) Player had a hat trick: UNO: Jan. 21, 2011, Joey Martin at North Dakota Opponent: Jan. 21, 2012, Eriah Hayes, Minnesota State Player had four assists: UNO: Dec. 29, 2008, Joey Martin & John Kemp vs. Yale Opponent: Feb. 5, 2010, Zac Dalpe, Ohio State Player scored a shorthanded goal: UNO: Nov. 2, 2012, Zahn Raubenheimer at Michigan Tech Opponent: Oct. 29, 2011 at Wisconsin (Mark Zengerle) Scored with the goaltender pulled: UNO: Oct. 21, 2012, Jayson Megna at Minnesota State Opponent: Nov. 11, 2011, Jordan George at Bemidji State Scored during a delayed penalty: UNO: Feb. 18, 2012, Bryce Aneloski at Colorado College Opponent: Oct. 20, 2012, Ryan Daugherty, Northern Michigan Scored an empty net goal: UNO: Nov. 3, 2012, Josh Archibald at Michigan Tech Opponent: March 10, 2012, Travis Novak, St. Cloud State Shootout Win: UNO: Feb. 5, 2010 vs. Ohio State, (3-2, seven rounds) Opponent: Oct. 30, 2009 vs. Bowling Green (1-0, three rounds) Team had 40 shots: UNO: Nov. 3, 2012 (43) at Michigan Tech Opponent: Jan. 21, 2012 (42) at Minnesota State Team had 50 shots: UNO: Feb. 5, 2011 (55) vs. St. Cloud State Team had 60 shots: UNO: Oct. 8, 2010 (60) vs. Clarkson Attempted a penalty shot: UNO: Feb. 2, 2008, Bill Bagron vs. Michigan State - Jeff Lerg (no) Opponent: Jan. 13, 2012, Mike Seidel, Minnesota Duluth vs. John Faulkner (No) Team had 3 power play goals: UNO: Oct. 9, 2010 vs. RIT Opponent: Nov. 5, 2011 vs. Colorado College Team had 4 power play goals: UNO: Oct. 28, 2011 at Wisconsin Opponent: Jan. 24, 2009 vs. Miami Team had 5 power play goals: UNO: Jan. 21, 2011 at North Dakota Opponent: Nov. 13, 2004 vs. Bowling Green

11 TEAM STATS SHOT STATISTICS... UNO OPP. Goals-Shot attempts Shot pct Goals/Game Shots/Game Assists POWER PLAYS... Goals-Power Plays Conversion Percent Shot Attempts Shot Percent GOAL BREAKDOWN... Total Goals Power Play Short-handed Empty net Penalty Unassisted Overtime Shootout Delayed Penalty PENALTIES... Number Minutes Penalties/Game Pen minutes/game Minor Major minute Misconduct Game Misconduct Gross Misconduct Match FACEOFFS (W-L) Faceoff W-L Pct SHOOTOUTS (Made-Att) ATTENDANCE... Total Dates/Avg Per Date... 6/5326 2/2860 Neutral Site #/Avg... 2/ PLAYER STATS - Game Highs POINTS... 3 Dominic Zombo vs Minnesota Duluth (Nov 11, 2012)... 3 Ryan Walters vs Minnesota Duluth (Nov 11, 2012)... 3 Ryan Walters at Michigan Tech (Nov 03, 2012)... 3 Bryce Aneloski vs Army (Oct 12, 2012) GOALS... 2 Dominic Zombo vs Minnesota Duluth (Nov 11, 2012)... 2 Zahn Raubenheimer at Michigan Tech (Nov 03, 2012)... 2 Josh Archibald at Michigan Tech (Nov 03, 2012)... 2 Zahn Raubenheimer at Michigan Tech (Nov 02, 2012) ASSISTS... 2 Ryan Walters vs Minnesota Duluth (Nov 11, 2012)... 2 Josh Archibald vs Minnesota Duluth (Nov 11, 2012)... 2 Dominic Zombo vs Minnesota Duluth (Nov 10, 2012)... 2 Andrej Sustr vs Minnesota Duluth (Nov 10, 2012)... 2 Johnnie Searfoss at Michigan Tech (Nov 03, 2012)... 2 Dominic Zombo at Michigan Tech (Nov 03, 2012)... 2 Ryan Walters at Michigan Tech (Nov 03, 2012)... 2 Dominic Zombo vs Bemidji State (Oct 26, 2012)... 2 Ryan Walters vs Northern Michigan (Oct 19, 2012)... 2 Brock Montpetit vs Army (Oct 12, 2012)... 2 Bryce Aneloski vs Army (Oct 12, 2012) Omaha Game Highs POINTS...16 vs Minnesota Duluth (Nov 11, 2012) GOALS...6 vs Minnesota Duluth (Nov 11, 2012) ASSISTS...10 vs Minnesota Duluth (Nov 11, 2012)...10 vs Army (Oct 12, 2012) SHOTS ON GOAL...43 at Michigan Tech (Nov 03, 2012) SAVES...31 vs Minnesota Duluth (Nov 11, 2012) PENALTIES...9 vs Northern Michigan (Oct 19, 2012) Opponent - GAME HIGHS POINTS...9 at Michigan Tech (Nov 03, 2012)...9 vs Bemidji State (Oct 27, 2012) GOALS...3 vs Minnesota Duluth (Nov 11, 2012)...3 at Michigan Tech (Nov 03, 2012)...3 vs Bemidji State (Oct 27, 2012)...3 vs Bemidji State (Oct 26, 2012)...3 vs Notre Dame (Oct 13, 2012) ASSISTS...6 at Michigan Tech (Nov 03, 2012)...6 vs Bemidji State (Oct 27, 2012) SHOTS ON GOAL...34 vs Minnesota Duluth (Nov 11, 2012) SAVES...39 vs Bemidji State (Oct 26, 2012) PENALTIES...8 vs Minnesota Duluth (Nov 10, 2012)...8 vs Bemidji State (Oct 27, 2012) PENALTY MINUTES...38 vs Minnesota Duluth (Nov 10, 2012) Omaha Game Lows POINTS...3 vs Northern Michigan (Oct 20, 2012) GOALS...1 vs Northern Michigan (Oct 20, 2012) ASSISTS...2 vs Northern Michigan (Oct 20, 2012)...2 at Michigan Tech (Nov 02, 2012) SHOTS ON GOAL...25 vs Minnesota Duluth (Nov 10, 2012) SAVES...11 vs Northern Michigan (Oct 19, 2012) PENALTIES...2 vs Army (Oct 12, 2012) PENALTY MINUTES...4 vs Army (Oct 12, 2012) Opponent - GAME LOWS POINTS...3 vs Army (Oct 12, 2012)...3 at Michigan Tech (Nov 02, 2012) GOALS...1 vs Army (Oct 12, 2012)...1 at Michigan Tech (Nov 02, 2012) ASSISTS...2 vs Army (Oct 12, 2012)...2 at Michigan Tech (Nov 02, 2012) SHOTS ON GOAL...13 vs Northern Michigan (Oct 19, 2012) SAVES...22 vs Minnesota Duluth (Nov 10, 2012)...22 vs Minnesota Duluth (Nov 11, 2012) PENALTIES...2 at Michigan Tech (Nov 02, 2012) PENALTY MINUTES...4 at Michigan Tech (Nov 02, 2012) SHOTS... 9 Zahn Raubenheimer at Michigan Tech (Nov 03, 2012) SAVES John Faulkner vs Minnesota Duluth (Nov 11, 2012) PENALTIES... 2 Andrej Sustr at Michigan Tech (Nov 02, 2012)... 2 Nick Seeler at Michigan Tech (Nov 02, 2012)... 2 Brock Montpetit vs Bemidji State (Oct 27, 2012)... 2 Zahn Raubenheimer vs Northern Michigan (Oct 19, 2012)... 2 Dominic Zombo vs Northern Michigan (Oct 19, 2012)... 2 Josh Archibald vs Northern Michigan (Oct 19, 2012)... 2 Brian O Rourke vs Notre Dame (Oct 13, 2012)... 2 Brian Cooper vs Army (Oct 12, 2012) PENALTY MINUTES... 4 Nick Seeler at Michigan Tech (Nov 02, 2012)... 4 Andrej Sustr at Michigan Tech (Nov 02, 2012)... 4 Brock Montpetit vs Bemidji State (Oct 27, 2012)... 4 Zahn Raubenheimer vs Northern Michigan (Oct 19, 2012)... 4 Dominic Zombo vs Northern Michigan (Oct 19, 2012)... 4 Josh Archibald vs Northern Michigan (Oct 19, 2012)... 4 Brian O Rourke vs Notre Dame (Oct 13, 2012)... 4 Brian Cooper vs Army (Oct 12, 2012)