the matchup St. Lawrence Saints (1-8-0 Overall) vs. Minnesota (2-4-1 Overall)

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1 ECAC Hockey Regular Season Champions ECAC Hockey Tournament Champions 1988 // // 1988 // // 2000 // St. Lawrence Men s Hockey Game Notes Beth Spadaccini // Assistant Sports Information Director (Men s Hockey Contact) // bspadaccini@stlawu.edu // Office: Cell: the matchup St. Lawrence Saints (1-8-0 Overall) vs. Minnesota (2-4-1 Overall) 3M Arena at Mariucci Minneapolis, Minn. Friday, November 16 & Saturday, November 17 Live Stats: gophersports.com Video: Fox Sports Go, BTN2Go & TSN.ca (Friday Only) Radio: WQTK 92.7 FM, WLFK 95.3 FM Talent: Zach Halverson (Play-by-play) LEADING SCORERS QUICK HITS Goals The Saints are coming off another disappointing loss last Saturday, as they Keenan Suthers (4) Michael Ederer (2) Assists Carson Gicewicz (5) Ryan Garvey (3) Stevens, McGeen & Risteau tied with 2. Points Carson Gicewicz (6) Keenan Suthers (4) Ryan Garvey (4) Leadership Group - Captains - fell to Mercyhurst at home, 4-1, and were outshot in the game. Keenan Suthers scored his team-leading fourth goal of the season in the loss to the Lakers last week, doubling his goal total from his rookie season and scoring in back-to-back games for the first time in his career. Arthur Brey turned in another solid performance in net, finishing with 36 saves. He s made 30-plus saves in six of his eight games played this season, including 31 saves in 31 minutes at Union. He s also made 35 or more in four games played, with a season high of 37 in back-to-back games at Michigan. St. Lawrence is looking to snap a six-game losing slide against Minnesota this weekend. Their last win came on October 19 against Holy Cross. Minnesota is coming off a weekend split at Wisconsin last weekend to open their Big Ten schedule. Both teams come into the weekend with low goal totals, as Minnesota has only scored 15 goals to date and the Saints have just 12. The Saints are outscoring the Gophers in the second (7-6) and third periods (3-2), but Minnesota has scored seven goals in the first 20 minutes to the Saints two. Both of those first period goals came in St. Lawrence s 3-2 loss at RPI. That is also the only game in which the Saints have scored first so far this season. Neither team generates a lot of shots, as the Saints are averaging 20.8 shots/game and the Gophers average 24.4 shots/game. Each are giving up 30+ to opponents, with team s facing St. Lawrence nearing 40/game at ABOUT MINNESOTA Carson Gicewicz Dylan Woolf - Assistant Captains - Michael Ederer 1 Michael Laidley The Gophers started the season before dropping a game to North Dakota and a series to Minnesota State to fall to They enter the weekend coming off a split at Wisconsin, winning the first 3-2 before falling 1-3 in the second. Rem Pitlick (3G, 2A) and Clayton Phillips (5A) are tied with a team-high five points for Minnesota. St. Lawrence University Information Location... Canton, N.Y Founded Enrollment...2,528 President...Dr. William L. Fox Director of Athletics... Bob Durocher Colors... Scarlet and Brown Affiliation... NCAA DI/DIII Conference...ECAC Hockey Rink (Capacity)... Appleton Arena (3,200) Record , ECAC Hockey Record , ECAC Hockey First Intercollegiate Season ECAC Hockey Championships... 6 NCAA Tournament Appearances...16 Men s Hockey Coach...Mark Morris (Colgate 81) Career Record, College Career Record, Professional Associate Head Coach...Mike Hurlbut 89 Assistant Coach...Matt Deschamps (Maine 05) Student Assistant Coach... R.J. Gicewicz 19 Dir. of Hockey Operations...Kyle Pettit Volunteer Goalie Coach...Eric Salvail Athletic Trainer... Matt Salmen Captain...Carson Gicewicz 20 Captain... Dylan Woolf 21 Assistant Captain...Michael Ederer 19 Assistant Captain...Michael Laidley 19

2 Clayton Phillips is among the top-50 Division I defensemen in points per game, averaging 0.71/game through seven games played so far this season. Eleven skaters have registered multiple points for the Gophers already this season, while 17 have at least one point heading into the weekend. Goaltender Mat Robson ranks 24th with a.920 save percentage so far this season. He s through five games with a 2.66 GAA. Nearly half of the Gophers 15 total goals this season came in a 7-4 win over current No. 1 team Minnesota Duluth on Sunday, October 7. They followed that up with two more seven-goal outings in exhibition wins over the USA Under-18 Team and Trinity Western. (Note: exhibition stats do not count towards season totals/) The Gophers are the second-most penalized team in the country heading into the weekend, averaging 18.3 PIMs/game. Minnesota has the 25th-best power play to date, operating at 20.7 percent (6-29). They also have the 18th-best penalty kill (83.8%, 31-37) and are eighth in combined special teams (56.1%). THE SERIES WITH THE GOPHERS This is second meeting between the Saints and Gophers in the last three seasons, after going 17 seasons without facing each other from to The series is tied entering this weekend s doubleheader, as the team s traded wins through the first four meetings before tying, 2-2, at Appleton Arena on October 29, One of the Saints two wins in the series came in the 1988 NCAA Frozen Four, as the Saints edged the Gophers 3-2 in Lake Placid, N.Y. to advance to the National Championship game. Pete Lappin completed a hat trick with just 12 seconds remaining to give the Saints the win. Current Associate Head Coach Mike Hurlbut was a member of the Saints team and part of the Saints last win over the Gophers. The first meeting between the two teams came in the season. LAST TIME OUT The Saints hosted the Gophers in at Appleton Arena and came way with a 2-2 overtime tie - one of seven that season for the Saints. After St. Lawrence built a 2-0 lead with goals from Ryan Lough and Gavin Bayreuther (SH), Minnesota scored two extra-attacker goals in the final minute of play to tie the game and force overtime. The Gophers for goals from Jack Sadek and Mike Szmatula in the tie. Carson Gicewicz is the only current Saint with a career point against the Gophers, as he assisted on the Lough goal. Current Gopher Eric Schierhorn finished with 22 saves in the tie, while former netminder Kyle Hayton made 42 stops for the Saints. COMING HOME Sophomores Dylan Woolf and Cade Gleekel, as well as first-year Zach Risteau, will all play their first collegiate games in their home state of Minnesota this weekend. Tale of the Tape St. Lawrence Minnesota Overall Record (League): (0-2-0) (1-1-0) Goals Per Game: Assists Per Game: Points Per Game: Shots Per Game: Opponent Goals Per Game: Opponent Shots Per Game: Power Play Percentage: 12.5% 20.7% Penalty Kill: 76.9% 83.8% Combined Special Teams: 52.4% 56.1% Penalty Minutes: Penalties Per Game: The Saints Record When ( ) Overall Record At Home On the Road Neutral League League Home League Away Non-League Non League Home Non-League Away Non-League Neutral Leading After One Trailing After One Tied After One Leading After Two Trailing After Two Tied After Two In Overtime Scoring First Opp. Scores First Outshooting Opp Opp. Outshoots SLU Shots Are Even Scoring 3 or More Scoring 2 or Less Scoring on the PP Allowing a PP Goal Scoring Shorthanded Allowing a SH Goal In October In November In December In January In Feburary In March On Tuesday On Thursday On Friday On Saturday On Sunday Series with Minnesota Tied Date Result Site L, 11-3 N W, 3-2^ N L, 5-3 N W, 6-4 A T, 2-2 H ^NCAA Tournament 2

3 Schedule & Results 1-8-0, ECAC Hockey October 6 OTTAWA (Exhibition)... L, 3-1 Maine...L, 3-1 Maine...L, HOLY CROSS...W, WISCONSIN... L, 7-1 Michigan... L, 3-0 Michigan...L, 3-1 November Union*...L, 4-1 Rensselaer*...L, MERCYHURST...L, 4-1 Minnesota...8 p.m. Minnesota...9 p.m. 24 vs. Clarkson (Lake Placid)...7 p.m. 30 YALE*... 7 p.m. December 1 BROWN*... 7 p.m. 7 CLARKSON*... 7 p.m. Clarkson*...7 p.m. January 4 vs. Air Force^...11:30 p.m. 5 vs. UConn/Western Mich.^... TBA 11 RENSSELAER*... 7 p.m. 12 UNION*... 7 p.m. Brown*...7 p.m. Yale*...7 p.m. Dartmouth*...7 p.m. Harvard*...7 p.m. February 1 PRINCETON*... 7 p.m. 2 QUINNIPIAC*... 7 p.m. Colgate*...7 p.m. Cornell*...7 p.m. 15 HARVARD*... 7 p.m. 16 DARTMOUTH*... 7 p.m. Quinnipiac*...7 p.m. Princeton*...7 p.m. March 1 CORNELL*... 7 p.m. 2 COLGATE*... 7 p.m ECAC First Round ECAC Quarterfinals+ 22 ECAC Semifinals% 23 ECAC Championship% Home games in bold, CAPS * ECAC Hockey Game ^ Ice Vegas Invitational in Las Vegas + At higher seed % Played in Lake Placid, N.Y. All times Eastern. This will also be a return home for Saints athletic trainer and fellow Minnesota native Matt Salmen. AGAINST THE BIG TEN This weekend s games are the last of five against Big Ten schools for St. Lawrence this season. St. Lawrence is 0-3 against Big Ten opponents after falling twice to Michigan and once to Wisconsin. LINE THEM UP Ryan Garvey, Keenan Suthers and Carson Gicewicz have played as a line for the Saints in all but two games this season. While Gicewicz leads the team with six points, Suthers and Garvey both have four. No other forward has more than two heading into the weekend. In the seven games they ve played together Suthers has four goals, Gicewicz has four assists and Garvey has three assists. INSIDE THE BOX The Saints are the fifth-most penalized team in Division I so far this season, averaging 16.7 PIMs per game. Dylan Woolf is second in Division I with 42 penalty minutes through seven games played this season (6.00/game). IT S ABOUT TIME IN OVERTIME St. Lawrence has not won an overtime game since March 2016 when they beat Clarkson in back-to-back overtimes in the ECAC Hockey Quarterfinals to advance to Lake Placid. Since then, the Saints are in overtime games, all under Coach Morris. They went during and were in overtime last season. The Saints have yet to play an overtime game in RANDOM ROSTER FACTS The average age of the Saints team is years, making them the 10th-youngest program in Division I. The average weight is 190 lbs which is tied for second in Division I with North Dakota, and Robert Morris. Maine has the highest average weight at 193 lbs. St. Lawrence - which traditionally has not been known for its size - is tied with seven other teams, including ECAC Hockey schools Cornell, Quinnipiac and Clarkson with an NCAA-leading average height of 6 1. DUAL-SPORT ATHLETES Rookie defenseman Mark Mahoney is just one of three Division I men s hockey players that are dual-sport athletes this season, as he will also play lacrosse (DIII) for St. Lawrence. Mahoney is joined by Army West Point s Dalton MacAfee (lacrosse) and Canisius s Jake Zurat (baseball). SAINTS AT DEVELOPMENT CAMPS Five Saints were invited to NHL Development Camps over the summer: Carson Gicewicz went back to the Dallas Stars camp for the second year in a row, Keenan Suthers went to the Pittsburgh Penguins camps, Bo Hanson was in camp with the San Jose Sharks and Callum Cusinato and first-year David Jankowski both attended the Calgary Flames camp. David s older brother, Mark Jankowski, is in his third season with the Flames. THE LEADERSHIP GROUP Carson Gicewicz and Dylan Woolf were officially named captains for the Saints in the week leading up to the team s game against Mercyhurst on November 10. Seniors Michael Laidley, who served as an assistant captain in , and Michael Ederer will serve as assistant captains for The Saints started the season with all four players serving as assistants. 3

4 Seniors Scoring by Class Goals Assists Points Michael Ederer 2-2 Michael Laidley Arthur Brey Totals Juniors Goals Assists Points Ryan Garvey Carson Gicewicz Alex Gilmour Daniel Mannella Totals Sophomores Goals Assists Points Philip Alftberg Callum Cusinato Cade Gleekel 1-1 Bo Hanson Jacob Nielsen Eddie Pavlini Jake Stevens Keenan Suthers 4-4 Cameron White Dylan Woolf Totals First-Years Goals Assists Points Jeff Clarke Carson Dimoff David Jankowski Mark Mahoney Ted McGeen Andrew McIntrye Kaden Pickering 1-1 Zach Risteau Michael Schumacher Emil Zetterquist Totals This is the first year wearing a letter for Ederer, Gicewicz and Woolf. THE SEASON IN REVIEW With a tough October schedule, the Saints got off to a rough start and went through the first month of the season and were before picking up their first win at then-no. 5 Wisconsin on October 28, 6-3. The Saints other seven wins all came in the second half of the season, starting with Vermont (3-2) and a 2-0 shutout win over UMass Lowell to win the Catamount Cup at Vermont in late December. Daniel Mannella was named the tournament s MVP after earning his first collegiate win against Vermont and first career shutout against the River Hawks. St. Lawrence swept an ECAC Hockey weekend against Brown and Yale behind stellar goaltending from netminder Arthur Brey, who picked up his first career shutout in the win against the Bulldogs. The Saints also picked up wins against Canisius in non-conference play and Colgate last season. The year ended with a first-round playoff series loss at Dartmouth, as the Big Green edged the Saints in a decisive third game, 2-1. St. Lawrence lost leading scorer Mike Marnell ( ) to graduation, along with Nolan Gluchowski, Ryan Lough, Matt Purmal, Patrick Steinhauser and Joe Sullivan. THE NEWCOMERS The Saints added 10 first-years to the roster for the season: Jeff Clarke, Carson Dimoff, David Jankowski, Mark Mahoney, Ted McGeen, Andrew McIntyre, Kaden Pickering, Zach Risteau, Michael Schumacher and Emil Zetterquist. The class is comprised of six forwards, three defensemen and one goaltender. They hail from three countries (Canada, Sweden and the United States), represent four states (Arizona, New York, Minnesota and North Dakota) and four players from the province of Ontario. David Jankowski was named the CCHL Player of the Year in after leading the league in scoring and was also the recipient of the CCHL Sportsmanship Award. Zetterquist joins Alftberg as the only two Swedes to play for St. Lawrence in program history. Pickering (Chilliwack - BCHL) and McGeen (Wellington - OJHL) played against each other in the RBC Cup in the spring, with Pickering and the Chiefs taking the win. McIntyre and Clarke were teammates in Oakville last season. THE BREAKDOWN The current St. Lawrence roster is composed of three seniors, four juniors, 11 sophomores and 10 first-year players. Eleven of the team s 28 rostered players are Canadian; all from Ontario. The 15 Americans playing for the Saints this season represent 10 states: Arizona, California, Idaho, Illinois, Minnesota, New Jersey, New York, North Dakota, Texas, and Wisconsin. Nine players list a USHL team as their last team, while five played in the BCHL, eight in the OJHL, one in the NAHL, three in the CCHL and one from both the EHL and a U.S. prep school. UP NEXT The Saints will face Route 11 Rival Clarkson in a non-conference neutral site game on Saturday, November 24 at Herb Brooks Arena in Lake Placid, N.Y. at 7 p.m. 4

5 USCHO.COM Poll November 12, 2018 Record Points Last Poll 1. Minnesota Duluth (41) St. Cloud State (7) Minnesota State (2) Massachusetts Penn State Ohio State Denver Notre Dame Providence Bowling Green North Dakota Union Northeastern Quinnipiac Princeton Michigan Cornell Arizona State NR 19. Minnesota Miami Other Receiving Votes: Bemidji State 60, Wisconsin 38, Lake Superior 16, Air Force 9, Michigan Tech 7, Boston University 7, Boston College 5, Michigan State 1. USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine Poll November 12, 2018 Record Points Last Poll 1. Minnesota Duluth (29) St. Cloud State (5) Minnesota State Massachusetts Penn State Ohio State Denver Notre Dame Providence Bowling Green North Dakota Union Princeton NR 14. Quinnipiac Northeastern NR Others Receiving Votes: Cornell 37, Arizona State 29, Michigan 19, Miami 12, Bemidji State 9, Minnesota 5. Saints By Position Forwards (16): Callum Cusinato, Carson Dimoff, Michael Ederer, Ryan Garvey, Carson Gicewicz, Alex Gilmour, Cade Gleekel, David Jankowski, Michael Laidley, Ted McGeen, Andrew McIntyre, Jacob Nielsen, Eddie Pavlini, Kaden Pickering, Zach Risteau, Keenan Suthers Defensemen (8): Philip Alftberg, Jeff Clarke, Bo Hanson, Mark Mahoney, Michael Schumacher, Jake Stevens, Cameron White, Dylan Woolf Goaltenders (4): Arthur Brey, Daniel Mannella, Cameron Gray, Emil Zetterquist Saints By Class Seniors (3): Arthur Brey, Michael Ederer, Michael Laidley Juniors (4): Ryan Garvey, Carson Gicewicz, Alex Gilmour, Daniel Mannella Sophomores (11): Philip Alftberg, Callum Cusinato, Cade Gleekel, Cameron Gray, Bo Hanson, Jacob Nielsen, Eddie Pavlini, Jake Stevens, Keenan Suthers, Cameron White, Dylan Woolf First Years (10): Jeff Clarke, Carson Dimoff, David Jankowski, Mark Mahoney, Ted Mcgeen, Andrew McIntyre, Kaden Pickering, Zach Risteau, Michael Schumacher, Emil Zetterquist Arizona (1): Carson Dimoff California (1): Arthur Brey Idaho (1): Bo Hanson Illinois (1): Jake Stevens Saints By Location Minnesota (3): Cade Gleekel, Zach Risteau, Dylan Woolf New Jersey (1): Eddie Pavlini New York (4): Carson Gicewicz, Michael Ederer, Mark Mahoney, Kaden Pickering North Dakota (1): Michael Schumacher Ontario (11): Jeff Clarke, Callum Cusinato, Ryan Garvey, Alex Gilmour, David Jankowski, Michael Laidley, Daniel Mannella, Ted McGeen, Andrew McIntyre, Keenan Suthers, Cameron White Sweden (2): Philip Alftberg, Emil Zetterquist Texas (1): Cameron Gray Wisconsin (1): Jacob Nielsen 5

6 Men s Hockey Staff Mark Morris is in his third season as the Charles W. Appleton II Head Men s Ice Hockey Coach at St. Lawrence. He was hired in May of 2016, returning to the Saints program after a highly successful career as a collegiate and professional head coach. Morris, who served as an assistant coach to Joe Marsh from and was part of the 1988 national runner-up team, returned to the North Country after a year as head coach of the Charlotte Checkers in the American Hockey League. He holds the distinction of being the only coach to have won 300 college games and over 300 professional games. He was the seventh all-time winningest coach in the AHL and had the third highest win total among AHL coaches when he left Charlotte to take over at St. Lawrence. Charles W. Appleton Men s Hockey Head Coach Mark Morris Record at St. Lawrence Overall at Home on the Road on Neutral Ice A Massena native and a 1981 graduate of Colgate University, Morris played defense for the Raiders and went on to a three year professional playing career which included stints with the Dallas Black Hawks and the New Haven Nighthawks before entering the coaching profession as an assistant coach at Union College in Morris spent 13 seasons as the head coach at Clarkson following his SLU tenure and compiled a collegiate career record of He broke into the professional coaching ranks as a coach with Manchester of the American Hockey League in 2006 where he spent eight years as head coach, compiling a record of with seven playoff appearances. He joined the Checkers in July of 2015 after serving the previous season as an assistant coach with the Florida Panthers in the NHL. He has also served as a special assistant coach and strength and conditioning coach with the Vancouver Canucks, an assistant coach with the Ontario Hockey League s Saginaw Spirit and coached at the Northwood School in Lake Placid. Associate Head Coach Mike Hurlbut Hurlbut returned to his alma mater as a volunteer assistant coach to start the season, became a full-time assistant in and was named Associate Head Coach in the spring of A First Team All-America and First Team All-ECAC selection for the Saints in 1989 and a member of the two winningest teams in Saints hockey history in 1988 and 1989, Mike is a 1989 graduate of St. Lawrence and had a long and successful professional hockey career. He spent 14 years in the International and American hockey leagues and played 29 games, scoring one goal and assisting on eight others, in the National Hockey League. He was inducted into the Rochester Americans Hall of Fame in He was selected to play in three American Hockey League All-Star Games, was named a Second Team AHL All-Star in and was the longest serving captain in Rochester Americans franchise history, wearing the C for five seasons. He was a team captain in eight of his 13 pro seasons. Among the teams he played for were the Houston Aeros, Minnesota Moose, Binghamton Rangers and the Rochester Americans. He played 23 games with the New York Rangers in and also had NHL appearances with the Quebec Nordique and the Buffalo Sabres. Assistant Coach Matt Deschamps Matt Deschamps joined the St. Lawrence staff as an assistant coach prior to the season. He spent the last two years in Austria with EC Red Bull Salzburg Hockey Club as the head coach of RBS U18 team and served the club in director and development coordinator roles. Matt led the Red Bulls to two of its most successful seasons at the U18 level winning an EBJL Championship in 2015 and in 2016 led all EC Red Bull Teams with a.750 winning percentage playing against Swiss U20 and U18 teams from Finnish, Czech, USA and Canada. Deschamps played for the University of Maine, graduating in 2005 with a bachelor s degree in public policy, management. He notched an assist on the triple-overtime goal to win the 2004 Hockey East Championship, made four appearances in the NCAA Tournament and two trips to the NCAA Finals. As a senior, Deschamps was an assistant captain, recipient of the First Annual Shawn Walsh Memorial Scholarship, and was presented with the Richard Britt Award for Perseverance. After college, Deschamps attended training camp with the San Jose Sharks in During a five-year professional career, Deschamps had stops playing in the American Hockey League and East Coast Hockey League. Eric Salvail Kyle Pettit R.J. Gicewicz Matt Salmen Beth Spadaccini 6

7 St. Lawrence Men s Hockey Numerical Roster No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/Last Team 1 Emil Zetterquist FY G Stockholm, Sweden/Coulee Region (NAHL) 2 Dylan Woolf So. D Victoria, Minn./Lincoln (USHL) 3 Mark Mahoney FY D Canton, N.Y./The Hotchkiss School (PREP) 4 Cameron White So. D Toronto, Ontario/Ottawa (CCHL) 7 Andrew McIntyre FY F Kitchener, Ontario/Oakville (OJHL) 8 Eddie Pavlini So. F Far Hills, N.J./East Coast (EHL) 9 Ryan Garvey Jr. F Oakville, Ontario/Oakville (OJHL) 10 David Jankowski FY F Waterdown, Ontario/Hawkesbury (CCHL) 11 Carson Gicewicz Jr. F Orchard Park, N.Y./Sioux Falls (USHL) 12 Bo Hanson So. D Boise, Idaho/Muskegon (USHL) 14 Cade Gleekel So. F Golden Valley, Minn./Merritt (BCHL) 15 Jacob Nielsen So. F New Berlin, Wis./Lincoln (USHL) 16 Michael Ederer Sr. F Lancaster, N.Y./Merritt (BCHL) 17 Alex Gilmour Jr. F Uxbridge, Ontario/Pembroke (CCHL) 18 Kaden Pickering FY F Madrid, N.Y./Chilliwack (BCHL) 19 Ted McGeen FY F Windsor, Ontario/Wellington (OJHL) 20 Zach Risteau FY F Lakeville, Minn./Merritt (BCHL) 21 Carson Dimoff FY F Scottsdale, Ariz./Sioux Falls (USHL) 22 Jeff Clarke FY D London, Ontario/Oakville (OJHL) 25 Michael Laidley Sr. F Little Current, Ontario/Aurora (OJHL) 26 Michael Schumacher FY D Bismarck, N.D./Madison (USHL) 27 Keenan Suthers So. F Tecumseh, Ontario/Dubuque (USHL) 28 Callum Cusinato So. F Toronto, Ontario/Toronto Jr. Canadiens (OJHL) 29 Cameron Gray So. G Austin, Texas/Toronto Patriots (OJHL) 30 Daniel Mannella Jr. G Woodbridge, Ontario/Whitby (OJHL) 31 Arthur Brey Sr. G Yorba Linda, Calif./Sioux Falls (USHL) 32 Philip Alftberg So. D Märsta, Sweden/Fargo (USHL) 44 Jake Stevens So. D Naperville, Ill./Victoria (BCHL) 7

8 Game-by-Game Line Combinations at Maine (Oct. 12) 16 - Ederer Laidley...18-Pickering 9 - Garvey Gilmour Gicewicz 19 - McGeen Jankowski Dimoff 27 - Suthers Gleekel Risteau 28 - Cusinato 12 - Hanson Stevens 4 - White Alftberg 22 - Clarke Woolf 31 - Brey 1 - Zetterquist at Maine (Oct. 13) 16 - Ederer Laidley...18-Pickering 9 - Garvey Suthers Gicewicz 19 - McGeen Jankowski Dimoff 28 - Cusinato Gleekel Risteau 17 - Gilmour 12 - Hanson Stevens 4 - White Alftberg 26 - Schumacher Woolf 31 - Brey 1 - Zetterquist vs. Holy Cross (Oct. 19) 16 - Ederer Laidley...18-Pickering 9 - Garvey Suthers Gicewicz 19 - McGeen Jankowski Dimoff 17 - Gilmour Gleekel Risteau 28 - Cusinato 12 - Hanson Alftberg 4 - White Stevens 22 - Clarke Schumacher 31 - Brey 30 - Mannella vs. Wisconsin (Oct. 20) 16 - Ederer Laidley...18-Pickering 9 - Garvey Suthers Gicewicz 19 - McGeen Jankowski Dimoff 17 - Gilmour Gleekel Risteau 28 - Cusinato at Union (Nov. 2) 17 - Gilmour Laidley Ederer 9 - Garvey Suthers Gicewicz 28 - Cusinato Jankowski Pickering 19 - McGeen Gleekel McIntyre 21 - Dimoff 4 - White Stevens 12 - Hanson Alftberg 26 - Schumacher Woolf 31 - Brey 30 - Mannella at RPI (Nov. 3) 17 - Gilmour Jankowski Ederer 9 - Garvey Suthers Gicewicz 21 - Dimoff Laidley Pickering 20 - Risteau Gleekel McIntyre 12 - Hanson Alftberg 26 - Schumacher Woolf 4 - White Stevens 22 - Clarke 30 - Mannella 31 - Brey vs. Mercyhurst (Nov. 10) 17 - Gilmour Jankowski Ederer 9 - Garvey Suthers Gicewicz 21 - Dimoff Laidley Pickering 28 - Cusinato Gleekel McIntyre 19 - McGeen 12 - Hanson Alftberg 4 - White Schumacher 22 - Clarke Woolf 31 - Brey 1 - Zetterquist 30 - Mannella 12 - Hanson Alftberg 4 - White Stevens 22 - Clarke Schumacher 31 - Brey 30 - Mannella at Michigan (Oct. 26) 16 - Ederer Laidley...18-Pickering 9 - Garvey Suthers Gicewicz 19 - McGeen Jankowski McIntyre 17 - Gilmour Gleekel Risteau 28 - Cusinato 12 - Hanson Alftberg 4 - White Stevens 3 - Mahoney Woolf 31 - Brey 30 - Mannella 1 - Zetterquist at Michigan (Oct. 27) 19 - McGeen Jankowski Gicewicz 20 - Risteau Laidley Ederer 9 - Garvey Suthers Pickering 21 - Dimoff Gleekel McIntyre 28 - Cusinato 12 - Hanson Alftberg 4 - White Stevens 22 - Clarke Woolf 31 - Brey 30 - Mannella 1 - Zetterquist 8

9 Season Goal Summary Note: Bold Italics indicates game-winning goal at Maine (Oct. 12) 3-1 L 1 PP Alftberg (1) Gicewicz (1) Garvey (1) 2nd 12:54 at Maine (Oct. 13) 4-1 L 1 EV Garvey (1) Stevens (1) Risteau (1) 2nd 17:18 vs. Holy Cross (Oct. 19) 4-3 W 1 PP Suthers (1) Gicewicz (2) Hanson (1) 2nd 00:38 2 SH Suthers (2) Gicewicz (3) 2nd 1:34 3 PP Gleekel (1) Stevens (2) Garvey (2) 2nd 18:20 4 EV Stevens (1) McGeen (1) 3rd 2:00 vs. Wisconsin (Oct. 20) 7-1 L 1 EV Ederer (1) Risteau (2) White (1) 3rd 4:29 at Michigan (Oct. 26) 3-0 L No Scoring... at Michigan (Oct. 27) 3-1 L 1 EV Gicewicz (1) McGeen (1) 2nd 5:09 at Union (Nov. 2), 4-1 L 1 PP Ederer (2) Gicewicz (4) Alftberg (1) 2nd 14:10 at RPI (Nov. 3) 3-2 L 1 EV Pickering (1) Laidley (1) 1st 10:21 2 EV Suthers (3) Gicewicz (5) Schumacher (1) 1st 17:35 vs. Mercyhurst (Nov. 10) 4-1 L 1 EV Suthers (4) Garvey (3) 3rd 11: ECAC HOCKEY REGULAR SEASON STANDINGS conference overall GP PTS RECORD WIN% GF GA GP RECORD WIN% GF GA Princeton Dartmouth Rensselaer Union Yale Cornell Quinnipiac Harvard Brown Clarkson Colgate St. Lawrence

10 The Last Time St. Lawrence... Won in overtime at home 3-2 vs. Clarkson 3/12/16 (3:14 2nd Overtime) Won in overtime on the road 3-2 at UNH 10/16/15 (2:27) Lost in overtime at home 4-3 vs. Harvard 1/20/18 (1:16) Lost in overtime on the road 5-4 at. Princeton 2/2/18 (4:16) Tied at home 4-4 vs. Canisius 1/5/18 Tied on the road 2-2 at Yale 1/14/17 Recorded a shutout at home 1-0 vs. Yale 1/27/18 Recorded a shutout on the road 3-0 vs. UMass Lowell (at UVM) 12/30/17 Recorded back to back shutouts Princeton and Quinnipiac Nov. 4-5, 2016 Were shutout at home 1-0 vs. Cornell 2/10/18 Were shutout on the road 3-0 at Michigan 10/26/18 Were shutout in back to back games Cornell 2/10/18 & at Harvard 2/16/18 Swept a series at home Brown and Yale, Jan , 2018 Swept a series on the road Vermont and UMass Lowell (at UVM) Dec , 2017 Were swept at home quinnipiac and Princeton Feb , 2018 Were swept on the road at Michigan Oct , 2018 Scored 8 or more goals 10-2 at Niagara 10/11/14 Allowed 8 or more goals 8-0 vs. Quinnipiac 2/28/14 Scored 3 or more power play goals in a game 4 vs. Brown 11/19/16 Allowed 3 power play goals in a game vs. Wisconsin 10/20/18 Scored a shorthanded goal Keenan Suthers vs. Holy Cross 10/19/18 Allowed a shorthanded goal Patrick Shea, Maine 10/13/18 Scored a hat trick Mike Marnell vs. Brown 11/19/16 Opponent hat trick Adam Fox, Harvard 2/16/18 One Player had 3 assists in a game Carson Gicewicz vs. Colgate 2/9/18 One player had 4 assists in a game Carson Gicewicz vs. Colgate 2/9/18 40-plus saves in a game Arthur Brey at Princeton 2/2/18 (45 in 64:16) 40-plus opponent saves in a game Linden Marshall, RPI 11/4/17 (41 in 65:00) 10

11 Saints Hockey Records Individual Records Most Points, Career: 187 Pete Lappin Mike Lappin * 167 Terry Slater (3 yrs.,) Most Points, Season: 72 Terry Slater (24 games) Most Points, Game: 9 Neale Langill vs. Williams, 1952 (3 goals, 6 assists) 9 Bill Meehan vs. Dartmouth, 1953 (5 goals, 4 assists) Most Goals, Career: 101 Brian McFarlane Burke Murphy Terry Slater (3 yrs.) Most Goals, Season: 34 Terry Slater, (24 games) 34 Pete Lappin, (35 games) Most Goals, Game: 5 Bud Crutchley vs. Clarkson, Tom Girard vs. Union, Brian McFarlane vs. Dartmouth, Bill Meehan vs. Dartmouth, Brian McFarlane vs. Clarkson, Brian McFarlane vs. Army, Ron O Brien vs. Army, Lee Fournier vs. Middlebury, Gary Croteau vs. Carleton, Andy Pritchard vs. Colgate Burke Murphy vs. Dartmouth, 1996 Most Assists, Career: 119 Paul DiFrancesco Terry Slater (3 yrs.,) Most Assists, Season: 45 Daniel Laperriere, (34 games) 38 Terry Slater, (24 games) Most Assists, Game: 7 Neale Langill vs. Carleton, 1953 Fastest Opening Goal, Game: 10 sec. Brad McDonald vs. Northeastern, 1981 Fastest Opening Goal, Period: 5 sec. Tim Lappin vs. Brown, 1988 Fastest Two Goals: 8 sec. Brian McFarlane vs. Dartmouth, sec. Chet Stefanowicz vs. Clarkson, 1954 Fastest Hat Trick: 2:25 Bill Brown vs. Dartmouth, 1957 Most Hat Tricks, Career: 10 Brian McFarlane Most Hat Tricks, Season: 5 Pete Lappin Neale Langill Most Consecutive Games Scoring Points: 34 Ron O Brien, (regular season only) 25 Brian McFarlane (including playoffs) 25 Al MacCormack Most Consecutive Games Scoring Goals: 11 Neale Langill, Greg Carey, Most Consecutive Games Scoring Assists: 21 Lee Fournier, Al MacCormack, Most Consecutive Games Played, Career: 154 Zach Miskovic, *--includes two seasons at Boston University Most Power Play Goals, Season* 19 Jamie Baker, Most Power Play Goals, Career: 40 Burke Murphy, Most Shorthanded Goals, Season* 4 Pete Lappin, Joe Day, Andy Pritchard Most Shorthanded Goals, Career: 11 Joe Day, Most Game Winning Goals, Season* 7 Brandon Dietrich, Mike McKenzie, Most Game Winning Goals, Career: 13 Greg Carey, Gary Robertson, Mike McKenzie, *--Individual statistic not kept prior to Individual Records-Defensemen Most Points, Career: 128 Daniel Laperriere Most Points, Season: 53 Daniel Laperriere, Most Goals, Career: 35 Gavin Bayreuther, Most Goals, Season: 16 Zach Miskovic, Most Goals, Game: 3 By several players Most Assists, Career: 106 Daniel Laperriere Most Assists, Season: 45 Daniel Laperriere, Most Assists, Game: 5 By several players Individual Records-Goaltenders Most Appearances, Career: 132 Matt Weninger, Most Appearances, Season: 38 Matt Weninger, Most Minutes Played, Career: 7538:55 Matt Weninger, Most Minutes Played, Season: 2239:25 Matt Weninger, Most Shutouts, Career: 13 Kyle Hayton, Most Shutouts, Season: 5 Kyle Hayton, Most Saves, Career: 3,409 Matt Weninger, Most Saves, Season: 1,185 Eric Heffler, Most Saves, Game (regulation time): 65 Gene DelVecchio vs. Toronto, 1951 Most Saves, Game (overtime game): 72 Derek Gustafson vs. Boston University, 2000 (NCAA quarterfinal, 4 overtimes) Most Saves, Period: 23 Gene DelVecchio vs. Toronto, Bob Perani vs. Clarkson, Adolph Brink vs. RPI, 1984 Fewest Saves, Game: 10 Bill Sloan vs. Middlebury,

12 Point Scorers Pete Lappin Brian McFarlane Greg Carey Doug Crawford Paul DiFrancesco Burke Murphy Terry Slater Andy Pritchard T.J. Trevelyan Joe Day Ron O Brien Erik Anderson Kyle Flanagan Joe McLean Paul Castron Ron Mason Jamie Baker Lee Fournier Ray Shero Dave Saunders Mike Lappin * Mark Bonneau Tim Lappin Daniel Laperriere Alan MacCormack Mike Gellard Greg Carvel John Zeiler Ed Zifcak Rich Peverley Bob Prier Rollie Anderson Mike McKenzie Kevin DeVergilio Derek Ladouceur Gavin Bayreuther George Goulakos Doug Murray Benoit Quesnel Brock McBride Alex Campbell Gary Croteau George Hughes Brian Hind Steve Rhodes Alan Fyfe Martin Lacroix Brian McColgan *including 54 points in 2 seasons at BU Saints Career Leaders Scoring by Category Goals - 1. Brian McFarlane Burke Murphy Pete Lappin Greg Carey Andy Pritchard T.J. Trevelyan Mike Lappin Terry Slater Joe McLean Joe Day Assists - 1. Paul DiFrancesco Doug Crawford Mike Lappin Daniel Laperriere Pete Lappin Erik Anderson Kyle Flanagan Greg Carey Derek Ladouceur Terry Slater Points - 1. Pete Lappin Greg Carey Brian McFarlane Mike Lappin Doug Crawford Paul DiFrancesco Burke Muprhy Terry Slater Andy Pritchard T.J. Trevelyan Goaltending Wins - 1. Bill Sloan Kyle Hayton Paul Cohen 51 Matt Weninger Alex Petizian Les Kuntar Richie Broadbelt Gary Weicker Scott Yearwood Gene Delvecchio 36 Saves - 1. Matt Weninger Kyle Hayton Mike McKenna Eric Heffler Rick Wilson Alex Petizian Gary Laskoski 8. Bob Perani Les Kuntar Scott Yearwood 1979 Appearances - 1. Matt Weninger Kyle Hayton Mike McKenna Alex Petizian Bill Sloan Paul Cohen Eric Heffler Gary Laskoski Scott Yearwood Les Kuntar 72 Goals Against Average - 1. Derek Gustafson* Kyle Hayton Sarge Whittier Alex Petizian Bill Sloan John Hallas Kain Tisi Eric Heffler 2.75 Tim Hall 2.75 Mike Mudd 2.75 Save Percentage - 1. Derek Gustafson* Kyle Hayton Eric Heffler.920 Mike Mudd Alex Petizian Bob Perani Richie Broadbelt Mike McKenna.907 Kain Tisi Tim Hall.905 *played only one season,

13 Individual Player Scoring Emil Zetterquist First Year Goaltender Stockholm, Sweden 1 Year GP-GS MIN GA SV GAA SV% W-L-T SHO Career Most Saves in a Game: N/A // Most Saves in a Period: N/A // Shutouts: N/A Longest Starting Streak: N/A // First Career Start: N/A // First Career Win: N/A Dylan Woolf (A) Sophomore Defense Victoria, Minn Career First Career Goal: N/A // First Career Point: vs. Harvard 1/20/18 // Multi-Point Games: N/A Longest Goal Streak: N/A // Longest Point Streak: N/A // Last Point: vs. Harvard 1/20/18 Mark Mahoney First Year Defense Canton, New York E Career E First Career Goal: N/A // First Career Point: N/A // Multi-Point Games: N/A Longest Goal Streak: N/A // Longest Point Streak: N/A // Last Point: N/A Cameron White Sophomore Defense Toronto, Ontario Career First Career Goal: N/A // First Career Point: vs. Brown 1/26/18 // Multi-Point Games: N/A Longest Goal Streak: N/A // Longest Point Streak: N/A // Last Point: vs. Wisconsin 10/20/18 Andrew McIntyre First Year Forward Kitchener, Ontario Career First Career Goal: N/A // First Career Point: N/A // Multi-Point Games: N/A Longest Goal Streak: N/A // Longest Point Streak: N/A // Last Point: N/A Eddie Pavlini Sophomore Forward Far Hills, New Jersey Career First Career Goal: N/A // First Career Point: N/A // Multi-Point Games: N/A Longest Goal Streak: N/A // Longest Point Streak: N/A // Last Point: N/A Ryan Garvey Junior Forward Oakville, Ontario Career First Career Goal: at Penn State 10/7/16 // First Career Point: at Penn State 10/7/16 Multi-Point Games: 2 // Longest Goal Streak: 2 Games // Longest Point Streak: 2 Games Last Point: vs. Mercyhurst 11/10/18 13

14 Individual Player Scoring 10 David Jankowski First Year Forward Waterdown, Ontario Career First Career Goal: N/A // First Career Point: N/A // Multi-Point Games: N/A Longest Goal Streak: N/A // Longest Point Streak: N/A // Last Point: N/A Carson Gicewicz (A) Junior Forward Orchard Park, New York Career First Career Goal: vs. UNH 10/14/16 // First Career Point: vs. UNH 10/14/16 Multi-Point Games: 5 // Longest Goal Streak: 4 Games ( ) // Longest Point Streak: 7 Games ( ) Last Point: at RPI 11/3/18 Bo Hanson Sophomore Defense Boise, Idaho Career First Career Goal: vs. Providence 10/20/17 // First Career Point: at North Dakota 10/14/17 Multi-Point Games: 1 // Longest Goal Streak: N/A // Longest Point Streak: 2 Games ( ) Last Point: vs. Holy Cross 10/19/18 14 Cade Gleekel Sophomore Forward Golden Valley, Minnesota Career First Career Goal: at Dartmouth 3/3/14 // First Career Point: vs. RPI 11/4/17 Multi-Point Games: N/A Longest Goal Streak: N/A // Longest Point Streak: N/A Last Point: vs. Holy Cross 10/19/18 Jacob Nielsen Sophomore Forward New Berlin, Wisconsin Career First Career Goal: at Dartmouth 2/17/18 // First Career Point: at Union 1/13/18 Multi-Point Games: N/A // Longest Goal Streak: N/A // Longest Point Streak: N/A Last Point: at Dartmouth 3/3/18 Michael Ederer (A) Senior Forward Lancaster, New York Career E First Career Goal: at Merrimack 10/17/15 // First Career Point: at Merrimack 10/17/15 Multi-Point Games: 4 // Longest Goal Streak: 2 Games // Longest Point Streak: 4 Games Last Point: at Union 11/2/18 14

15 Individual Player Scoring Alex Gilmour Junior Forward Uxbridge, Ontario Career First Career Goal: at Canisius 1/7/17 // First Career Point: at Canisius 1/6/17 Multi-Point Games: 4 // Longest Goal Streak: 2 Games // Longest Point Streak: 3 Games ( ) Last Point: at Dartmouth 3/4/18 Kaden Pickering First Year Forward Madrid, New York Career First Career Goal: at RPI 11/3/18 // First Career Point: at RPI 11/3/18 Multi-Point Games: N/A // Longest Goal Streak: N/A // Longest Point Streak: N/A Last Point: at RPI 11/3/18 Ted McGeen First Year Forward Windsor, Ontario Career First Career Goal: N/A // First Career Point: vs. Holy Cross 10/19/18 // Multi-Point Games: N/A Longest Goal Streak: N/A // Longest Point Streak: N/A // Last Point: at Michigan 10/27/18 Zach Risteau First Year Forward Lakeville, Minnesota Career First Career Goal: N/A // First Career Point: at Maine 10/13/18 // Multi-Point Games: N/A Longest Goal Streak: N/A // Longest Point Streak: N/A // Last Point: at Maine 10/13/18 Carson Dimoff First Year Forward Scottsdale, Arizona Career First Career Goal: N/A // First Career Point: N/A // Multi-Point Games: N/A Longest Goal Streak: N/A // Longest Point Streak: N/A // Last Point: N/A Jeff Clarke First Year Defense London, Ontario Career First Career Goal: N/A // First Career Point: N/A // Multi-Point Games: N/A Longest Goal Streak: N/A // Longest Point Streak: N/A // Last Point: N/A Michael Laidley (A) Senior Forward Little Current, Ontario E Career First Career Goal: vs. Niagara 10/9/15 // First Career Point: vs. Niagara 10/9/15 Multi-Point Games: 2 // Longest Goal Streak: 2 Games ( ) // Longest Point Streak: 4 Games ( ) Last Point: at RPI 11/3/18 15

16 Individual Player Scoring 26 Michael Schumacher First Year Defense Bismarck, North Dakota Career First Career Goal: N/A // First Career Point: at RPI 11/3/18 // Multi-Point Games: N/A Longest Goal Streak: N/A // Longest Point Streak: N/A // Last Point: at RPI 11/3/18 Keenan Suthers Sophomore Forward Tecumseh, Ontario E Career First Career Goal: at Princeton 2/2/18 // First Career Point: vs. RPI 11/4/17 Multi-Point Games: 1 // Longest Goal Streak: 2 Games ( ) // Longest Point Streak: 2 Games ( ) Last Point: vs. Mercyhurst (11/10/18) Callum Cusinato Sophomore Forward Toronto, Ontario Career First Career Goal: at Wisconsin 10/27/17 // First Career Point: at Wisconsin 10/27/17 Multi-Point Games: 1 // Longest Goal Streak: 2 Games // Longest Point Streak: 2 Games Last Point: at Quinnipiac 2/3/18 Cameron Gray Sophomore Goaltender Austin, Texas 29 Year GP-GS MIN GA SV GAA SV% W-L-T SHO : Career 1-0 6: Most Saves in a Game: 4 at Harvard 2/16/18 // Most Saves in a Period: 4 at Harvard 2/16/18 // Shutouts: N/A Longest Starting Streak: N/A // First Career Start: N/A // First Career Win: N/A Daniel Mannella Junior Goaltender Woodbridge, Ontario 30 Year GP-GS MIN GA SV GAA SV% W-L-T SHO : : : Career : Most Saves in a Game: 43 at Brown 11/11/17 // Most Saves in a Period: 18 at Brown 11/11/17 // Shutouts: 1 Longest Starting Streak: 5 Games ( ) // First Career Start: at Brown 11/11/17 First Career Win: at Vermont 12/29/17 Arthur Brey Senior Goaltender Yorba Linda, Calif. 31 Year GP-GS MIN GA SV GAA SV% W-L-T SHO : : : : Career : Most Saves in a Game: 53 vs. Yale 1/27/18 // Most Saves in a Period: 21 vs. Yale 1/27/18 // Shutouts: 1 Longest Starting Streak: 23 Games ( to ) // First Career Start: at Penn State 10/29/15 First Career Win: vs. Princeton 2/13/16 16

17 Individual Player Scoring Philip Alftberg Sophomore Defense Märsta, Sweden Career First Career Goal: at Vermont 12/29/17 // First Career Point: vs. Michigan 10/6/17 Multi-Point Games: 1 // Longest Goal Streak: 2 Games // Longest Point Streak: 2 Games Last Point: at Union 11/2/18 Jake Stevens Sophomore Defense Naperville, Illinois Career First Career Goal: vs. Union 11/3/17 // First Career Point: vs. Providence 10/20/17 Multi-Point Games: 5 // Longest Goal Streak: N/A // Longest Point Streak: 3 Games Last Point: vs. Holy Cross 10/19/18 17

18 Game-By-Game Comparison Shots Penalties Power Plays Date Opponent Score Goals Assists Shots Pen-Min Pen-Min G-Ch G-Ch Oct 12 at Maine / 3 2 / 5 17 / / / 1-7 Oct 13 at Maine / 4 2 / 7 24 / / / 0-5 Oct 19 HC / 3 6 / 5 26 / / / 1-5 Oct 20 UW / 7 2 / / / / 3-8 Oct 26 at Michigan / 3 0 / 6 16 / / / 2-5 Oct 27 at Michigan / 3 1 / 6 19 / / / 1-4 Nov 02 at Union College / 4 2 / 7 20 / / / 2-6 Nov 03 at Rensselaer / 3 3 / 6 25 / / / 0-1 Nov 10 MERCYHURST / 4 1 / 6 19 / / / 1-7 Totals / / / / / Note: Game totals are displayed in the format TEAM/OPPONENT for each category 18

19 Team Statistics Overall: Conf: Home: Away: Neut: TEAM STATISTICS SLU OPP SHOT STATISTICS 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 3 11 Short-handed 1 2 Empty net 0 0 Penalty 0 0 Unassisted 0 0 Overtime 0 0 Shootout 0 0 Delayed Penalty 0 0 PENALTIES Number Minutes Penalties/Game Pen minutes/game Minor Major minute Misconduct 1 1 Game Misconduct 1 0 Gross Misconduct 0 0 Match 0 0 SHOOTOUTS (Made-Att) ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 3/1365 6/3732 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 Goals by Period 1st 2nd 3rd Total St. Lawrence Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd 3rd Total St. Lawrence Opponents

20 Team Game Highs St. Lawrence - TEAM GAME HIGHS POINTS 10 vs HC (Oct 19, 2018) GOALS 4 vs HC (Oct 19, 2018) ASSISTS 6 vs HC (Oct 19, 2018) SHOTS ON GOAL 26 vs HC (Oct 19, 2018) SAVES 45 at Union College (Nov 02, 2018) PENALTIES 11 vs UW (Oct 20, 2018) 11 at Maine (Oct 12, 2018) PENALTY MINUTES 42 at Maine (Oct 13, 2018) Opponent - GAME HIGHS POINTS 20 vs UW (Oct 20, 2018) GOALS 7 vs UW (Oct 20, 2018) ASSISTS 13 vs UW (Oct 20, 2018) SHOTS ON GOAL 49 at Union College (Nov 02, 2018) SAVES 23 at Rensselaer (Nov 03, 2018) 23 at Maine (Oct 13, 2018) PENALTIES 9 at Maine (Oct 12, 2018) PENALTY MINUTES 27 at Maine (Oct 13, 2018) Individual Game Highs POINTS 2 Jake Stevens vs HC (Oct 19, 2018) 2 Keenan Suthers vs HC (Oct 19, 2018) 2 Carson Gicewicz vs HC (Oct 19, 2018) GOALS 2 Keenan Suthers vs HC (Oct 19, 2018) ASSISTS 2 Carson Gicewicz vs HC (Oct 19, 2018) SHOTS 5 Keenan Suthers vs Mercyhurst (Nov 10, 2018) 5 Bo Hanson at Michigan (Oct 26, 2018) SAVES 37 Arthur Brey at Michigan (Oct 27, 2018) 37 Arthur Brey at Michigan (Oct 26, 2018) PENALTIES 4 Dylan Woolf at Maine (Oct 13, 2018) PENALTY MINUTES 30 Dylan Woolf at Maine (Oct 13, 2018) 20