Games 17 and 18 Friday, Dec. 2 7:30 p.m. ET Saturday, Dec. 3 7:30 p.m. ET

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1 Games 17 and 18 Friday, Dec. 2 7:30 p.m. ET Saturday, Dec. 3 7:30 p.m. ET Berry Events Center (3,800) Marquette, Mich. Hockey SID: Michael Weisman Phone: weismamh@muohio.edu Schedule ( CCHA) Date Opponent time (ET) Oct. 2 Windsor (exhibition) W, 4-1 Oct. 7 Bemidji State L, 3-5 Oct. 8 Bemidji State W, 3-2 Oct. 14 at Colgate W, 4-3 Oct. 15 at Colgate L, 2-3 (OT) Oct. 21 at No. 14 Ferris State* L, 2-4 Oct. 22 at No. 14 Ferris State* L, 0-2 Oct. 27 No. 18 Lake Superior* L, 2-3 (OT) Oct. 28 No. 18 Lake Superior* L, 3-5 Nov. 4 at Alaska* W, 2-1 Nov. 5 at Alaska* W, 2-1 Nov. 11 No. 4/5 Michigan* W, 2-1 Nov. 12 No. 4/5 Michigan* T, 3-3 (OT-SOW) Nov. 18 Bowling Green* W, 4-0 Nov. 19 Bowling Green* T, 4-4 (OT-SOL) Nov. 25 vs. Providence W, 6-2 Nov. 26 at No. 9/10 Denver W, 4-2 Dec. 2 at Northern Michigan* 7:30 p.m. Dec. 3 at Northern Michigan* 7:30 p.m. Dec. 9 at Ohio State* 7:05 p.m. Dec. 10 Ohio State* 7:05 p.m. Jan. 6 at Michigan State* 7:05 p.m. Jan. 7 at Michigan State* 7:05 p.m. Jan. 13 at Lake Superior State* 7:35 p.m. Jan. 14 at Lake Superior State* 7:05 p.m. Jan. 20 Western Michigan* 7:35 p.m. Jan. 21 Western Michigan* 7:05 p.m. Jan. 27 Northern Michigan* 7:35 p.m. Jan. 28 Northern Michigan* 7:05 p.m. Feb. 3 at Michigan* 7:35 p.m. Feb. 4 at Michigan* 7:35 p.m. Feb. 10 Alabama-Huntsville 7:35 p.m. Feb. 11 Alabama-Huntsville 7:05 p.m. Feb. 17 Notre Dame* 7:35 p.m. Feb. 18 Notre Dame* 7:05 p.m. Feb. 24 Ohio State* 6:05 p.m. Feb. 25 at Ohio State* 7:05 p.m. Mar. 2-4 First Round TBA Mar Second Round TBA Mar. 16 CCHA Semifinals TBA Mar. 17 CCHA Championship TBA Mar East/Midwest Regionals TBA Mar Northeast/West Regionals TBA Apr. 5 National Semifinals TBA Apr. 7 National Championship TBA NCAA WINNING PERCENTAGES Since * CCHA Game BOLD indicates home games Times subject to change 1. Miami Boston College Michigan North Dakota Boston University.634 Following the RedHawks TV: Fri. - None Sat. - None Radio: Fri. - WKBV-AM (1490) Sat. - WKBV-AM (1490) All Miami games are broadcast on MURedHawks. com via the All-Access subscription package. No. 18 Miami RedHawks (8-6-2, CCHA) at Northern Michigan Wildcats (5-6-3, CCHA) THE GAME After stepping out of conference play last weekend at the Denver Cup Classic, Miami (8-6-2, CCHA) returns to CCHA action Friday and Saturday at Northern Michigan with both games set for 7:30 p.m. at the Berry Events Center. The two road contests are part of a stretch that has the Red- Hawks playing nine of 10 games away from Oxford. After starting the year in October, Miami has bounced back and posted a record in November for an eight-game unbeaten streak. The RedHawks captured their second Denver Cup Classic title last weekend with wins over Providence, 6-2, on Friday and No. 9/10 Denver, 4-2, on Saturday. The 10-goal weekend was Miami s highest this year, led by a season-high six Friday. In the win over the Friars, senior Alden Hirschfeld and freshman Blake Coleman each scored two goals and added an assist. Saturday, junior Reilly Smith scored two goals for a three-goal tournament, which earned him MVP honors. Freshman Austin Czarnik added a goal and an assist for a four-point weekend while senior goalie Cody Reichard made a season-high 32 saves, including a penalty shot, to top the Pioneers as Czarnik and Reichard joined Smith on the All-Tournament Team along with senior defenseman Cameron Schilling. Smith and Czarnik are now tied for the team lead with 14 points as Smith has a team-best 11 goals and Czarnik a team-high nine assists. Northern Michigan (5-6-3, CCHA) was off last weekend but split with Michigan State at home Nov in its last action, falling 4-2 Friday before rebounding for a 2-1 win Saturday. The Wildcats have been especially tough at home, going at the Berry Events Center, including a win and a tie with then-no. 1 Michigan and a pair of ties with then-no. 4 Notre Dame. However, NMU is just in its last nine games. Justin Florek leads the Wildcats with seven goals and 11 points while Kyle Follmer has a team-best eight assists. Reid Ellingson has started nine games in net and has a 2.31 GAA with a record while Jared Coreau has made five starts with a 2.74 GAA and a mark. THE COACHES Enrico Blasi (Miami 94) is in his 13th season behind the RedHawk bench. He is a four-time CCHA Coach of the Year and was named National Coach of the Year in He stands in 13 seasons at his alma mater, where he has led Miami to seven NCAA Tournaments, including two Frozen Four berths, a National Championship game appearance, a pair of CCHA regular-season titles and the school s first ever Mason Cup last year. Blasi is the the winningest coach in school history. Walt Kyle (NMU `81) is in his 10th season at the helm of the Wildcats where he has compiled a record at his alma mater. He led Northern Michigan to an NCAA Tournament appearance in 2010, its first under Kyle and the program s first since 1999, and has guided the Wildcats to the CCHA Tournament s Final Four in Detroit, Mich. in seven of his nine years at the helm. THE SERIES The RedHawks are just all-time against the Wildcats, including in Marquette. However, Miami has won four straight over NMU, including a sweep in Oxford last season by a combined The Hawks have also won their last four games at NMU. Miami head coach Enrico Blasi is against Northern Michigan behind the bench of his alma mater. QUICK HITS With the two wins in Denver last weekend, Miami extended its unbeaten streak to a seasonlong eight games, going during the streak, which spanned the month of November. Miami will be looking for its 600th win in program history this weekend as the RedHawks sit all-time. Miami s 10 goals last weekend at the Denver Cup Classic marked a single-weekend season high. The RedHawks have 18 goals in their last four games, including at least four in each. In Miami s nine games prior, from Oct. 15 to Nov. 12, the Hawks totaled just 18 goals. Junior forward Reilly Smith was named CCHA Player of the Week for the second time this year after earning MVP of the Denver Cup Classic with three goals on the weekend. He is riding a three-game goal streak, one shy of his career long, and has six goals in his last five games. Freshman forward Austin Czarnik earned CCHA Rookie of the Week for the second time in three weeks after a four-point weekend at the Denver Cup Classic. He has multiple points in three straight games, which is a career-long point streak, and nine points in his last five games. UP NEXT Miami remains in CCHA play with a home-and-home series against No. 7 Ohio State next weekend. The RedHawks travel to Columbus to face the Buckeyes Friday, Dec. 9 at 7:05 p.m. before both teams return to Oxford Saturday, Dec. 10 to finish the weekend series, also at 7:05 p.m., at Steve Cady Arena.

2 Miami at Northern Michigan Dec. 2-3, Head to Head Statistically miami northern Michigan Goals per game 2.88 (30th) 2.43 (t-38th) Goals per game (CCHA) 2.40 (8th) 2.10 (9th) Goals allowed per game 2.56 (23rd) 2.71 (28th) Goals allowed per game (CCHA) 2.40 (4th) 2.90 (10th) Power play 15.9% (11/69) (40th) 19.0% (8/42) (26th) Power play (CCHA) 7.5% (3/40) (10th) 17.9% (5/28) (4th) Penalty kill 84.3% (70/83) (22nd) 90.3% (65/72) (5th) Penalty kill (CCHA) 84.3% (43/51) (6th) 90.0% (45/50) (2nd) Rankings are national rankings for first listing of each statistic and CCHA ranking for league statistics. DONE GOOD IN DENVER: Miami had great success at the Denver Cup Classic Nov , as the RedHawks captured the title with a 6-2 win over Providence and a 4-2 win over No. 9/10 Denver, who hosted the showcase-style tournament. It was the second time the Hawks have won the tournament, also winning in In addition to the team title, junior forward Reilly Smith was named MVP after a three-goal weekend and landed on the all-tournament team. Freshman forward Austin Czarnik, senior defenseman Cameron Schilling and senior goalie Cody Reichard were also named to the all-tournament team. Czarnik totaled four points on a goal and three assists, Schilling had a pair of helpers and was +3 for the weekend and Reichard made a season-high 32 saves in the championship game Award Winners CCHA Offensive Player of the Week: Week of 10/10-10/16 - Reilly Smith Week of 11/21-11/27 - Reilly Smith CCHA Gladiator Defenseman of the Week: Week of 11/14-11/20 - Chris Wideman CCHA Gongshow Rookie of the Week: Week of 10/31-11/6 - Tyler Biggs Week of 11/7-11/13 - Austin Czarnik Week of 11/21-11/27 - Austin Czarnik Denver Cup Classic All-Tournament Team: Reilly Smith - F (MVP) Austin Czarnik - F Cameron Schilling - D Cody Reichard - G Preseason All-CCHA: Reilly Smith (First Team) Cody Reichard (First Team) Will Weber (Second Team) Chris Wideman (Second Team) Returning Award Winners College Hockey News All-American: Reilly Smith (Second Team) INCH All-American: Reilly Smith (Third Team) All-CCHA: First Team - Reilly Smith Second Team - Chris Wideman Honorable Mention - Cody Reichard All-CCHA Tournament Team: Cody Reichard - G Reilly Smith - F Will Weber - D vs. the Pioneers, including stopping a penalty shot, to earn his 50th career win in net. FANTASTIC FROSH: Miami s freshman forwards have been contributing greatly on offense, especially as of late. Austin Czarnik has been named CCHA Rookie of the Week twice in the last three weeks, becoming the first CCHA freshman to win it twice this year. He first won it Nov. 14 after notching a career-high three points Nov. 12 in a 3-3 tie with No. 4/5 Michigan and again Nov. 28 after a four-point weekend at the Denver Cup Classic. He was the second straight RedHawk to win the award Nov. 14 as Tyler Biggs was CCHA Rookie of the Week Nov. 7 after dishing out two assists at Alaska Nov Czarnik is tied for the team lead with 14 points, including a team-high nine assists, with the 14 points tying for first in the CCHA among freshmen, while Biggs is 10th with eight points (3g, 5a). Czarnik is also seventh nationally among freshmen with 0.93 points per game while Biggs has a point in seven of his last eight games, including a five-game point streak (10/27 to 11/11), the longest by a RedHawk this year. Czarnik meanwhile, has multiple points in his last three games and nine points in his last five games. Freshmen Biggs, Czarnik, Blake Coleman, Jimmy Mullin and Alex Wideman have combined for 17 goals on the year, 37.0 percent of Miami s scoring, and 38 points, which is 31.1 percent of Miami s points. REILLY RAKING IN THE HARDWARE: After earning several postseason awards last year, junior forward Reilly Smith continues to pick up honors this season. On Nov. 28, he was named CCHA Player of the Week for the second time this year after scoring three goals and earning MVP at the Denver Cup Classic. It is his fourth career CCHA weekly honor, as he becomes the first player this year to win CCHA Player of the Week twice. He tallied his second career hat trick Oct. 14 at Colgate in his first game of the season to lead Miami to the win, which earned him his first CCHA Player of the Week honor Oct. 17. His other hat trick came on Oct. 23, 2010 against Northern Michigan. He also had an assist Oct. 14 against the Raiders, giving him a career-best four points, and added a goal the next night. He also scored two goals Nov. 12 vs. Michigan and two goals Nov. 26 at Denver, giving him 12 multigoal games for his career, which leads active RedHawks. Smith, who is second in the CCHA with 11 goals and is sixth nationally averaging 0.79 goals per game, was the leading returning goal-scorer in the nation entering after leading Miami with 28 goals as a sophomore, Coach Blasi Full Name Enrico Blasi Birthdate Feb. 16, 1972 Hometown Weston, Ontario Coaching Experience 1999-present, Miami University (CCHA) Head Coach , University of Denver (WCHA) Assistant Coach , University of Denver (WCHA) Graduate Assistant Coach , Wexford Raiders Jr. (MJHL) Assistant Coach Record Overall CCHA In Oxford On the road Neutral CCHA Tournament NCAA Tournament 7-7 Milestones, Awards and Honors CCHA Coach of the Year, CCHA Coach of the Year, CCHA Coach of the Year, CCHA Coach of the Year, National Coach of the Year, CCHA Regular Season Champions, CCHA Regular Season Champions, CCHA Tournament Champions, First win - Oct. 9, at Western Michigan 100th win - Jan. 29, at Ferris State 250th win - Dec. 29, vs. Maine Nine 20-win seasons, one 30-win season Award Winners Under Blasi Hobey Baker Award winner , Andy Miele All-Americans , Derek Edwardson , , Andy Greene , Nathan Davis , Ryan Jones and Alec Martinez , Carter Camper , Cody Reichard , Carter Camper and Andy Miele CCHA Player of the Year Derek Edwardson, Cody Reichard, Andy Miele, CCHA Offensive Defenseman Andy Greene, and CCHA Defensive Defenseman Andy Greene, Alec Martinez, Will Weber, CCHA Top Goaltender Derek Edwardson, Cody Reichard, CCHA Defensive Forward Derek Edwardson, Nathan Davis, Tommy Wingels, Mason Cup Champions Six straight NCAA Tournament appearances

3 Miami at Northern Michigan Dec. 2-3, which tied for fourth nationally. Smith is also second among returning point-scorers after totaling 54 points a year ago, as only Minnesota Duluth s Jack Connolly (59 points in ), had more points than Smith among returning players. Smith tied for seventh in the country last year in points en route to earning First-Team All-CCHA and All-America honors from College Hockey News (Second Team) and Inside College Hockey (Third Team). SCORING EARLY AND OFTEN: Miami has scored first in 11 of its 16 games this year, going in those contests with Miami s only win when it didn t score first coming Nov. 26 at Denver but the Hawks still tied the game within the first five minutes. During Miami s current eight-game unbeaten streak, the RedHawks have scored first six times. Miami has outscored its opponent in the first period this year, scoring within the first 10 minutes of the game nine times this year and four times within the first five minutes. CLOSE CONTESTS: Of Miami s 16 games this year, 14 have been decided by two goals or less, including each of the first 12 as Miami has never opened a season with 12 straight games decided by such a small margin. The lone games not decided by two goals or less were a 4-0 win over Bowling Green Nov. 18 and a 6-2 win vs. Providence Nov. 25. The RedHawks are 5-2 in one-goal games in but are just 1-4 in two-goal games, two of which include an empty-net goal late, while Miami also has two ties. Miami won both games at Alaska (Nov. 4-5) and beat Michigan Nov. 11 by scoring just two goals (all 2-1), something it hadn t done since March 27, 2010, a 2-1 win over Alabama-Huntsville in the NCAA Tournament, as the Hawks were when scoring two goals or less last year. DYNAMIC DUO: Senior goalies Connor Knapp and Cody Reichard are two of the top goalies in Miami history, despite splitting time in net during their careers. With a whitewash Nov. 18 vs. Bowling Green, Reichard now has 11 career shutouts, one shy of tying David Burleigh ( 03) for Miami s career whitewashes record of 12. Reichard s 50 career wins rank third, as he needs five more to tie for second in Miami history and 11 victories to become Miami s all-time winningest goalie, surpassing Burleigh (60). With a win Nov. 25, Knapp moved into sole possession of seventh in Miami history with 33 wins. Reichard sits ninth on Miami s career saves list with 1,739. Reichard and Knapp currently rank second and fourth, respectively, in career save percentage (.915,.910) and second and third in career GAA (2.03, 2.10). All-time goalie wins list: 1. David Burleigh Jeff Zatkoff Cody Reichard Pres. 4. Richard Shulmistra Mark Michaud Trevor Prior Connor Knapp Pres. STRONG SCHEDULE: Miami faces a tough schedule in , including nine teams currently ranked in the USCHO.com Poll. The MIAMI IN THE POLLS Week-by-Week Rankings Date USCHO USA Today Preseason 2 1 Oct Oct Oct RV Oct. 31 RV NR Nov. 7 RV NR Nov. 14 RV RV Nov. 21 RV NR Nov RV RedHawks earned their first win over a ranked team this year Nov. 11, beating then-no. 4/5 Michigan, 2-1, before tying 3-3 the next night, and also beat No. 10 Denver, 4-2, Nov. 26. Miami also already split with Colgate, now No. 15, Oct and fell to then-no. 14 Ferris State (now No. 6) Oct and to then-no. 18 Lake Superior (now No. 11) Oct A total of eight CCHA teams are ranked, as the Hawks play No. 19 Michigan again in February and No. 7 Ohio State four times. The Hawks also face No. 2 Notre Dame, No. 12 Western Michigan and No. 16 Michigan State twice each while also playing at LSSU later this year. Among teams Miami has already played, its opponents combined record is (.549). Miami is against teams currently ranked. WIDEMAN CLAIMS CCHA HONOR: Senior defenseman Chris Wideman was named CCHA Defenseman of the Week for the week of Nov He dished out three assists in a win and a tie against Bowling Green. He also helped Miami pitch its first shutout of the year with a 4-0 win Nov. 18. In that game, the blueliner assisted on Miami s first goal, which turned out to be the game-winner. On Nov. 19, he handed out two assists for his second multi-assist game of the year. Both of his assists were the primary assists and both goals broke a tie to put Miami ahead. Wideman posted a +4 rating on the weekend, going +2 in each game. He blocked a shot in each game too. It was his third career CCHA Defenseman of the Week award but first this year. HIRSCHFELD S HELPERS: Senior forward and co-captain Alden Hirschfeld tallied an assist in each of Miami s first four games this year and has one in eight of 16 games this year. He has a point in 10 of 16 games this year, including five goals. By being held pointless Oct. 21 at Ferris State, his career-long seven-game point streak dating back to last season was snapped but he USCHO.com Poll Week 8 (Nov. 28) (first-place votes in parentheses) No. Team pts. Record Last WEEK 1. Merrimack 997 (48) t-2. Boston College 902 (2) t-2. Notre Dame Minnesota-Duluth Minnesota Ferris State Ohio State Colorado College Union Denver Lake Superior State Western Michigan Boston University Yale Colgate Michigan State Cornell Miami NR 19. Michigan Michigan Tech Others receiving votes: Nebraska-Omaha 94, Massachusetts-Lowell 17, North Dakota 11, Northern Michigan 8, Air Force 6, Clarkson 5, St. Cloud State 3, Harvard 1. INCH Power Rankings (Nov. 27) 1. Merrimack 2. Notre Dame 3. Boston College 4. Minnesota 5. Minnesota-Duluth 6. Colorado College 7. Ferris State 8. Ohio State 9. Union 10. Colgate 11. Denver 12. Yale 13. Western Michigan 14. Lake Superior State 15. Boston University 16. Miami 17. Cornell 18. Michigan State 19. Michigan Tech 20. Nebraska-Omaha USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine Poll Week 7 (Nov. 28) (first-place votes in parentheses) Last No. Team pts. Record WEEK 1. Merrimack 510 (34) Notre Dame Boston College Minnesota Minnesota-Duluth Ferris State Ohio State Colorado College Union Denver Lake Superior State Western Michigan Boston University NR 14. Colgate Yale Others receiving votes: Michigan State 43, Miami 23, Cornell 16, Michigan 14, Nebraska-Omaha 12, Air Force 2, North Dakota 2.

4 Miami at Northern Michigan Dec. 2-3, has points streaks of four games and three games twice this season. OVERTIME ODDS N ENDS: After tying all six overtime contests last year, Miami is in its four extra-session games in , including a 3-3 tie with No. 4/5 Michigan Nov. 12, which the RedHawks went on to earn the extra point as sophomore Bryon Paulazzo scored the game-winning goal in the shootout s fourth round, giving the Hawks their first shootout win since Jan. 28, 2011 at Notre Dame. The Hawks lost their other shootout Nov. 19 after a 4-4 tie with Bowling Green. Miami s Oct. 15 overtime game at Colgate was its first overtime game of the season. The extra-session loss (3-2) was Miami s first overtime loss since March 13, 2010 when the Hawks lost to Ohio State in the second round of the CCHA Playoffs. The RedHawks then fell to Lake Superior Oct. 27, 3-2, in overtime. SHORT-HANDY: Miami has three shorthanded goals on the year, which ties for fifth in the country, trailing only Boston University (5 SHG), Colgate (5 SHG), Providence (4 SHG) and Wisconsin (4 SHG). Senior Matt Tomassoni scored the game-winning goal Oct. 8 vs. Bemidji State short-handed in the third period. Then on Oct. 28 against Lake Superior, Miami scored two shorties in the second period as senior Alden Hirschfeld and freshman Tyler Biggs each found the net a man short, with Biggs the first goal of his career. It marked the first time the Hawks scored two short-handed goals in the same game since Jan. 14, 2011 against Bowling Green when Hirschfeld and junior Reilly Smith each scored a man down. FIRST TIME FOR FRESHMEN: In Miami s game against Lake Superior Oct. 28, two RedHawks scored their first career goal as Tyler Biggs (short-handed) and Blake Coleman (unassisted) each found the net for the first time. Coleman then became the first rookie to find the net twice in the same game, doing so Nov. 18 vs. Bowling Green. At Colgate Oct. 14, Biggs tallied his first career point on an assist in the first period. In that same game, freshman forward Austin Czarnik registered his first collegiate goal and added an assist for a career-high two points. Four RedHawks tallied their first career point Oct. 7-8 against Bemidji State. Freshmen forwards Jimmy Mullin and Alex Wideman each tallied their first career goal in Friday s season-opening game, with Wideman s coming on the power play. The next night, Czarnik and Coleman each tallied their first career assist while Wideman also recorded his first assist as a RedHawk on the same play as Coleman, which was scored by Wideman s brother, senior defenseman Chris Wideman. Mullin tallied his first career assist Nov. 5 on the gamewinning goal at Alaska while defenseman Ben Paulides earned his first point on an assist Nov. 25 vs. Providence. Winning Ways: Miami has the best winning percentage among Division I college hockey teams over the last seven years (since ), compiling a record of (.686), just ahead of Boston College, who has gone (.683) during that span. CCHA foe Michigan ranks third over the last seven years with a record of (.662). The RedHawks have had at least 20 wins in each of the last six seasons, including a school-record 33 wins in , and qualified for the NCAA Tournament each year as well. The six straight NCAA Tournament appearances ranks fourth among active streaks behind Michigan (21), Quick Facts Name Miami University Location Oxford, Ohio Founded 1809 Enrollment 16,884 Nickname RedHawks Colors Red and White Affiliation NCAA Division I Conference Central Collegiate Hockey Association (CCHA) Arena (capacity) Steve Cady Arena (3,642) Surface Size 200 x 85 President Dr. David Hodge (Macalester College 70) Director of Athletics Brad Bates (Univ. of Michigan 81) Athletic Department Phone (513) Athletics Web Site MURedHawks.com Team Information Overall Record CCHA Record (3rd) 2011 CCHA Tournament Finish First Place Letterwinners Returning/Lost 16/5 Forwards 9/4 Defensemen 5/1 Goalies 2/0 Newcomers 8 (6 forwards, 2 defenseman) Captains Alden Hirschfeld, Will Weber Program Information First Varsity Season All-Time Record First Year in CCHA All-Time CCHA Record CCHA Regular Season Championships (Last) 3 ( ) CCHA Tournament Championships (Last) 1 ( ) NCAA Tournament Appearances (Last) 9 ( ) Frozen Four Appearances (Last) 2 ( ) School Record for Wins (Year) 33 ( ) Miami University, Please When referring to Miami, please use Miami University, Miami University (Ohio) or Miami (Ohio). Please do not use Miami of Ohio, University of Miami of Ohio, etc. The latter are not the proper names for our institution. Also in 1997, the University began using its new nickname, the RedHawks. It is one word with a capital H. Thank you. Multi-Goal Multi-Assist Multi-Point Games Games Games Career Career Career Czarnik Smith C. Wideman Hirschfeld Coleman McKenzie Schilling Vogelhuber Tomassoni Spinell Mullin Hartman Weber Tiesling Paulazzo Mason Kennedy Cook Biggs Murphy Paulides A. Wideman Consecutive Goal & Point Streaks Goals Goals Points Points Player Career Career Smith...3/ /3...7 Czarnik...1/ /3...3 Biggs...1/ /5...5 Vogelhuber...1/ /2...5 Schilling...0/ /2...2 C. Wideman...0/ /3...4 Tiesling...0/ /2...2 Kennedy...0/ /1...1 Hirschfeld...0/ /4...7 McKenzie...0/ /3...3 Weber...0/ /1...2 Tomassoni...0/ /2...3 Spinell...0/ /1...1 Cook...0/ /1...1 Mullin...0/ /2...2 A. Wideman...0/ /2...2 Coleman...0/ /1...1 Mason...0/ /1...2 Paulazzo...0/ /1...3 Hartman...0/ /1...2 Murphy...0/ /0...0 Paulides...0/ /1...1 Streaks are listed as active/season long and career long 2011 Mason Cup Champions Six straight NCAA Tournament appearances

5 New Hampshire (10) and North Dakota (9). CONSISTENTLY AT THE TOP: Miami finished CCHA regular-season play with a record, earning them third place in the standings. Miami has finished in the top three in the CCHA standings each of the last six years, something no other team in the league has done. During that stretch, the Hawks have won the regular-season title twice, finished runner-up once and have three third-place finishes. That trend is expected to continue in as Miami was picked to finish second in the CCHA in both preseason polls (coaches and media) this year while Notre Dame was picked first in each preseason poll. The complete preseason polls are below. BROTHERLY LOVE:.The RedHawks have a pair of brothers on their team for the first time since , as freshman forward Alex Wideman joins his brother, Chris Wideman, a senior defenseman, on the Miami roster in The last pair of brothers to play at Miami together was Matt and Nathan Davis when Matt was a senior and Nathan was a sophomore. In Miami s exhibition win over Windsor Oct. 2, the duo each had an assist on Miami s third goal while on Oct. 8 vs. Bemidji State, Alex had an assist on Chris game-tying power play goal. CODY S ALL CLASS: Senior goalie Cody Reichard was named one of 20 candidates for the Lowe s Senior CLASS Award for ice hockey. The 10 finalists will be announced mid-season with the winner being declared on April 6 at the Frozen Four. To be considered for the prestigious award, a senior student-athlete must exemplify excellence in the four Cs of community, classroom, character and competition. To learn more about Reichard s foundation, Swoop s Stoop, visit sports/m-hockey/swoopsstoop.html. CAPTAIN MY CAPTAIN: Senior forward Alden Hirschfeld and senior defenseman Will Weber have been named co-captains for Miami for the season. Both were assistant captains on the squad. Hirschfeld has now played in 109 career games, with his 100th game as a Miami at Northern Michigan Dec. 2-3, RedHawk coming Oct. 27 against Lake Superior State, while Weber has suited up for 130 career contests. Preseason Picks: Four RedHawks were named to the Preseason All-CCHA Teams, while no other team had more than two players on either squad. Junior forward Reilly Smith, who was tabbed First-Team All-CCHA last year, was one of two unanimous selections. Joining Smith on the First Team was senior goalie Cody Reichard, the 2010 CCHA Player of the Year, who was a Preseason First-Team All-CCHA recipient last year as well. Miami grabbed both defensive spots on the Second Team as senior defensemen Will Weber and Chris Wideman were both tabbed Preseason Second- Team All-CCHA. Wideman was a Preseason First-Team All-CCHA honoree last year and earned Second-Team All-CCHA accolades at the end of Going Polling: Miami fell out of both national polls Oct. 31 for the first time since Oct. 17, 2005, a span of 145 polls, but are back at No. 18 in the USCHO.com Poll this week and are second among others receiving votes in the USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine Poll. For the second time in three years, Miami started the season ranked No. 1 in the USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine Poll, marking the 21st time in the last 57 polls that the Hawks have held the top spot, doing so 18 times in and twice last year. Miami was also selected No. 1 in the College Hockey News Preseason Top 10 and the Preseason INCH Power Rankings. FUTURE PROS: Although Miami lost a lot of talent from its squad, including three players who signed NHL contracts in Carter Camper (Boston), Pat Cannone (Ottawa) and Andy Miele (Phoenix), the RedHawks brought in a talented freshman class of eight players. Included in that group are three players who were already selected in the NHL Draft. Forward Tyler Biggs was taken with the 22nd overall pick of the 2011 Draft by the Toronto Maple Leafs, forward Blake Coleman was selected in the third round of the 2011 Draft by the New Jersey Devils (75th overall) and forward Jimmy Mullin was drafted by CCHA Preseason Polls Media Poll Pts. 1. Notre Dame (44) Miami (16) Michigan (12) Western Michigan Alaska Michigan State Ferris State (tie) Northern Michigan (tie) Ohio State Lake Superior Bowling Green 170 (First-place votes in parentheses) Coaches Poll pts. 1. Notre Dame (8) Miami (2) Michigan (1) Western Michigan Alaska Northern Michigan Ohio State Michigan State Ferris State Lake Superior Bowling Green 22 (First-place votes in parentheses) Miami Hockey TV/Radio Schedule Date Opponent TV Radio Dec. 2 at N. Michigan None WKBV-AM Dec. 3 at N. Michigan None WKBV-AM Dec. 9 at Ohio State None WKBV-AM Dec. 10 vs. Ohio State ONN WKBV-AM/WMOH-AM Jan. 6 at Michigan St. None WKBV-AM Jan. 7 at Michigan St. None None Jan. 13 at Lake Superior None WKBV-AM Jan. 14 at Lake Superior None None Jan. 20 vs. W. Michigan ONN None Jan. 21 vs. W. Michigan ONN WMOH-AM Jan. 27 vs. N. Michigan ONN None Jan. 28 vs. N. Michigan ONN None Feb. 3 at Michigan FS Detroit None Feb. 4 at Michigan CBSSN WKBV-AM/WMOH-AM Feb. 10 vs. Ala.-Huntsville ONN WKBV-AM Feb. 11 vs. Ala.-Huntsville ONN WKBV-AM/WMOH-AM Feb. 17 vs. Notre Dame CBSSN None Feb. 18 vs. Notre Dame ONN WKBV-AM/WMOH-AM Feb. 24 vs. Ohio State CBSSN None Feb. 25 at Ohio State None WKBV-AM Italics indicates home game ONN - Ohio News Network FS Detroit - Fox Sports Detroit (Plus) CBSSN - CBS Sports Network WKBV-AM 1490 (Richmond, Ind.) WMOH-AM 1450 (Hamilton, Ohio) All Miami games have live audio streaming via the Miami All-Access subscription package on MURedHawks.com. Most home games also have live video streaming. the Tampa Bay Lightning in 2010 in the fourth round (118th overall). In all, the RedHawks now have nine NHL-drafted players on their roster. The complete list can be found on page 7. HONORS APLENTY: Miami has had at least one All-American in each of the last eight years, including Carter Camper and Andy Miele in , both of whom were seniors last year. Miele also made history by becoming the first RedHawk to win the Hobey Baker Award and he was the second straight RedHawk to claim CCHA Player of the Year honors and just the fourth ever after senior goalie Cody Reichard did so in 2010 as a sophomore. Miami has had a Hobey Baker finalist each of the last six seasons as well, including Reichard in 2010 and Miele and Camper in MOVING TO THE NATIONAL: On July 13, 2011, Miami announced it would leave the CCHA to be a founding member of the National Collegiate Hockey Conference (NCHC), which will begin play in Also joining Miami as a founding member of the NCHC was Colorado College, Denver, Minnesota Duluth, Nebraska Omaha and North Dakota. St. Cloud State and Western Michigan, who is currently in the CCHA, have since joined The National, creating an eight-team league. The RedHawks will continue to play in the CCHA for the next two years. An All-Time Winner: With a 4-1 win over Maine Dec. 29, 2010, Miami moved its all-time record over.500 for the first time since Nov. 9, 1984 when Miami was The RedHawks improved to with the victory. With a pair of wins at Bowling Green Nov , Miami improved its all-time record to , moving its program record to.500 for the first time since midway through the season. Miami hockey became a varsity sport for the season and currently has an all-time record of

6 Miami at Northern Michigan Dec. 2-3, Individual Career Statistics vs. Northern Michigan Max Cook OFFENSE GP G A Pts Shots Shot% Pen Min +/- PPG SHG GWG TOTAL Joe Hartman OFFENSE GP G A Pts Shots Shot% Pen Min +/- PPG SHG GWG TOTAL Alden Hirschfeld OFFENSE GP G A Pts Shots Shot% Pen Min +/- PPG SHG GWG TOTAL Connor Knapp GOALIE GP GS Minutes GA GaAvg Saves SvPct W L T Sho PPG SHG : : TOTAL : Steve Mason OFFENSE GP G A Pts Shots Shot% Pen Min +/- PPG SHG GWG TOTAL Curtis McKenzie OFFENSE GP G A Pts Shots Shot% Pen Min +/- PPG SHG GWG TOTAL Bryon Paulazzo OFFENSE GP G A Pts Shots Shot% Pen Min +/- PPG SHG GWG TOTAL Cody Reichard GOALIE GP GS Minutes GA GaAvg Saves SvPct W L T Sho PPG SHG : : : TOTAL : Cameron Schilling OFFENSE GP G A Pts Shots Shot% Pen Min +/- PPG SHG GWG TOTAL Reilly Smith OFFENSE GP G A Pts Shots Shot% Pen Min +/- PPG SHG GWG TOTAL Steven Spinell OFFENSE GP G A Pts Shots Shot% Pen Min +/- PPG SHG GWG TOTAL Patrick Tiesling OFFENSE GP G A Pts Shots Shot% Pen Min +/- PPG SHG GWG TOTAL Matt Tomassoni OFFENSE GP G A Pts Shots Shot% Pen Min +/- PPG SHG GWG TOTAL Trent Vogelhuber OFFENSE GP G A Pts Shots Shot% Pen Min +/- PPG SHG GWG TOTAL Will Weber OFFENSE GP G A Pts Shots Shot% Pen Min +/- PPG SHG GWG TOTAL Chris Wideman OFFENSE GP G A Pts Shots Shot% Pen Min +/- PPG SHG GWG TOTAL Mason Cup Champions Six straight NCAA Tournament appearances

7 Miami at Northern Michigan Dec. 2-3, Numerical Roster NO. NAME POS. YR. HT. WT. S/C BORN HOMETOWN/PREVIOUS TEAM 2 Shayne Bingham D Fr R 6/1/92 Danbury, Conn./Rye Country Day School 4 Will Weber (C) D Sr L 10/28/88 Gaylord, Mich./Chicago (USHL) 5 Cameron Schilling D Sr L 10/7/88 Carmel, Ind./Indiana (USHL) 6 Chris Wideman D Sr R 1/7/90 St. Louis, Mo./Cedar Rapids (USHL) 7 Austin Czarnik F Fr R 12/12/92 Washington, Mich./ Green Bay (USHL) 10 Alex Wideman F Fr L 12/13/91 St. Louis, Mo./ Indiana (USHL) 12 Patrick Tiesling F Sr R 1/5/88 Rhinelander, Wisc./Bowling Green (CCHA) 13 Trent Vogelhuber F Sr R 7/13/88 Dublin, Ohio/Des Moines (USHL) 14 Cody Murphy F Fr L 4/22/91 Highwood, Ill./ Tri City (USHL) 15 Bryon Paulazzo F So L 8/22/89 Redwood City, Calif./Indiana (USHL) 16 Curtis McKenzie F Jr L 2/21/91 Golden, B.C., Canada/Penticton (BCHL) 18 Reilly Smith F Jr L 4/1/91 Mimico, Ont., Canada/St. Michael s (OJHL) 19 Max Cook F So R 6/3/90 Frankfort, Ill./Indiana (USHL) 20 Jimmy Mullin F Fr R 2/24/92 Cincinnati, Ohio & Philadelphia, Pa./ Fargo (USHL) 21 Steve Mason F Jr L 1/13/88 Tilburg, Netherlands/Nanaimo (BCHL) 22 Tyler Biggs F Fr R 4/30/93 Loveland, Ohio/ USNTDP (USHL) 23 Alden Hirschfeld (C) F Sr R 1/26/88 Sylvania, Ohio/Mahoning Valley (NAHL) 24 Garrett Kennedy D Jr L 6/1/89 Brighton, Mich./Indiana (USHL) 25 Blake Coleman F Fr L 11/28/91 Plano, Texas/ Indiana (USHL) 26 Joe Hartman D Jr R 3/29/89 St. Cloud, Minn./Indiana (USHL) 27 Matt Tomassoni F/D Sr R 7/30/89 Carol Stream, Ill./Cedar Rapids (USHL) 28 Ben Paulides D Fr R 8/26/91 San Jose, Calif./ Youngstown (USHL) 30 Cody Reichard G Sr L 2/18/87 Celina, Ohio/Fairbanks (NAHL) 31 Connor Knapp G Sr L 5/1/90 York, N.Y./Boston (EJHL) 32 Ben Saksa G Sr L 9/9/88 St. Clairsville, Ohio/Miami University Club 44 Steven Spinell D Jr R 9/9/90 Vernon Hills, Ill./Fargo (USHL) C - denotes captain for The Staff Head Coach: Enrico Blasi (Miami 94) Associate Head Coach: Brent Brekke (Western Michigan 94) Assistant Coach: Nick Petraglia (Miami 04) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Brian Kaufman (Miami 09) Assistant Athletic Director: Josh Fenton (Iowa State 01) Strength & Conditioning Coach: Matt Cady (Miami 04) Equipment Manager: Andy Geshan (Miami 88) Athletic Trainer: Jason Eckerle (Ball State 02) Geographic Distribution of the RedHawks Ohio...(Biggs, Hirschfeld, Mullin, Reichard, Saksa, Vogelhuber) 6 Illinois... (Cook, Murphy, Spinell, Tomassoni) 4 Michigan... (Czarnik, Kennedy, Weber) 3 California...(Paulazzo, Paulides) 2 Missouri...(A. Wideman, C. Wideman) 2 New York...(Knapp) 1 British Columbia...(McKenzie) 1 Connecticut...(Bingham) 1 Indiana... (Schilling) 1 Minnesota... (Hartman) 1 Netherlands...(Mason) 1 Ontario... (Smith) 1 Texas...(Coleman) 1 Wisconsin... (Tiesling) 1 Roster Breakdown Top Returners from : Reilly Smith, F, Jr Alden Hirschfeld, F, Sr Chris Wideman, D, Sr Trent Vogelhuber, F, Sr Cody Reichard, G, Sr , 2.05 GAA,.912 save % Connor Knapp, G, Sr , 2.03 GAA,.909 save % Key Departures from : Andy Miele, F Carter Camper, F Pat Cannone, F Key Newcomers: Tyler Biggs, F... USNTDP (USHL) Blake Coleman, F... Indiana (USHL) Jimmy Mullin, F... Fargo (USHL) NHL Draft Picks: Trent Vogelhuber...Columbus (2007/7th/211th) Will Weber... Columbus (2007/2nd/53rd) Chris Wideman...Ottawa (2009/4th/100th) Connor Knapp... Buffalo (2009/6th/164) Reilly Smith...Dallas (2009/3rd/69th) Curtis McKenzie... Dallas (2009 /6th/159th) Jimmy Mullin...Tampa Bay (2010/4th/118th) Tyler Biggs...Toronto (2011/1st/22nd) Blake Coleman... New Jersey (2011/3rd/75th)

8 Miami at Northern Michigan Dec. 2-3, Alphabetical Roster NO. NAME POS. YR. HT. WT. S/C BORN HOMETOWN/PREVIOUS TEAM 22 Tyler Biggs F Fr R 4/30/93 Loveland, Ohio/ USNTDP (USHL) 2 Shayne Bingham D Fr R 6/1/92 Danbury, Conn./Rye Country Day School 25 Blake Coleman F Fr L 11/28/91 Plano, Texas/ Indiana (USHL) 19 Max Cook F So R 6/3/90 Frankfort, Ill./Indiana (USHL) 7 Austin Czarnik F Fr R 12/12/92 Washington, Mich./ Green Bay (USHL) 26 Joe Hartman D Jr R 3/29/89 St. Cloud, Minn./Indiana (USHL) 23 Alden Hirschfeld (C) F Sr R 1/26/88 Sylvania, Ohio/Mahoning Valley (NAHL) 24 Garrett Kennedy D Jr L 6/1/89 Brighton, Mich./Indiana (USHL) 31 Connor Knapp G Sr L 5/1/90 York, N.Y./Boston (EJHL) 21 Steve Mason F Jr L 1/13/88 Tilburg, Netherlands/Nanaimo (BCHL) 16 Curtis McKenzie F Jr L 2/21/91 Golden, B.C., Canada/Penticton (BCHL) 20 Jimmy Mullin F Fr R 2/24/92 Cincinnati, Ohio & Philadelphia, Pa./ Fargo (USHL) 14 Cody Murphy F Fr L 4/22/91 Highwood, Ill./ Tri City (USHL) 15 Bryon Paulazzo F So L 8/22/89 Redwood City, Calif./Indiana (USHL) 28 Ben Paulides D Fr R 8/26/91 San Jose, Calif./ Youngstown (USHL) 30 Cody Reichard G Sr L 2/18/87 Celina, Ohio/Fairbanks (NAHL) 32 Ben Saksa G Sr L 9/9/88 St. Clairsville, Ohio/Miami University Club 5 Cameron Schilling D Sr L 10/7/88 Carmel, Ind./Indiana (USHL) 18 Reilly Smith F Jr L 4/1/91 Mimico, Ont., Canada/St. Michael s (OJHL) 44 Steven Spinell D Jr R 9/9/90 Vernon Hills, Ill./Fargo (USHL) 12 Patrick Tiesling F Sr R 1/5/88 Rhinelander, Wisc./Bowling Green (CCHA) 27 Matt Tomassoni F/D Sr R 7/30/89 Carol Stream, Ill./Cedar Rapids (USHL) 13 Trent Vogelhuber F Sr R 7/13/88 Dublin, Ohio/Des Moines (USHL) 4 Will Weber (C) D Sr L 10/28/88 Gaylord, Mich./Chicago (USHL) 10 Alex Wideman F Fr L 12/13/91 St. Louis, Mo./ Indiana (USHL) 6 Chris Wideman D Sr R 1/7/90 St. Louis, Mo./Cedar Rapids (USHL) C - denotes captain for Personnel Breakdown By Class: Freshmen...8 Sophomores...2 Juniors...6 Seniors Average Height: Average Weight: lbs. Average Age: 21 yrs. 5 mths. Shot: Left (13), Right (13) Nationality: American (23), Canadian (2), Netherlands (1) Returning Stat Leaders Goals Reilly Smith...28 Assists Reilly Smith...26 Points Reilly Smith...54 Power-Play Goals Reilly Smith... 5 Penalty Minutes Matt Tomassoni...58 Game-Winning Goals Hirschfeld & Smith... 3 Plus-Minus Schilling & Spinell Blocked Shots Schilling & Weber...36 Goals-Against Average Connor Knapp Pronounciation Guide Enrico Blasi N-ree-ko BLAH-zee Brent Brekke BRECK-ee Nick Petraglia Puh-TRAG-lee-a Austin Czarnik ZAR-nik Connor Knapp Nap Ben Paulides Paul-EYE-dis Cody Reichard RYE-kurd Ben Saksa SAHK-sa Reilly Smith Riley Patrick Tiesling TEES-ling Matt Tomassoni TOM-uh-so-knee 2011 Mason Cup Champions Six straight NCAA Tournament appearances

9 Miami at Northern Michigan Dec. 2-3, Miami Overall Statistics Overall: Conf: Home: Away: Neut: ## Name GP G A Pts Shots Pct +/- No-Min Min Maj Oth PP SH FG GW GTG OT HT PN UA 18 Reilly Smith Austin Czarnik Alden Hirschfeld Tyler Biggs Chris Wideman Blake Coleman Curtis McKenzie Trent Vogelhuber Cameron Schilling Jimmy Mullin Patrick Tiesling Steven Spinell Matt Tomassoni Alex Wideman Max Cook Garrett Kennedy Bryon Paulazzo Will Weber Joe Hartman Steve Mason Ben Paulides Cody Murphy TM TEAM Total Opponents ## Name GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct W L T Sho PP SH EN PEN SOG 30 Cody Reichard : Connor Knapp : TM EMPTY NET 9-0 5: Total : Opponents : TEAM STATISTICS MIAMI 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 Short-handed 3 1 Empty net 1 2 Penalty 0 0 Unassisted 3 5 Overtime 0 2 Shootout 0 0 Delayed Penalty 0 0 PENALTIES Number Minutes Penalties/Game Pen minutes/game Minor Major 6 3 SHOOTOUTS (Made-Att) ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 8/3172 7/2521 GOALS BY PERIOD OT Total Miami Opponents SAVES BY PERIOD OT Total Miami Opponents POWER PLAY STATISTICS ## POWER PLAYS GP G A Pts Shots Pct 18 Reilly Smith Austin Czarnik Chris Wideman Alden Hirschfeld Curtis McKenzie Blake Coleman Alex Wideman Tyler Biggs Jimmy Mullin Steven Spinell Steve Mason Cameron Schilling Ben Paulides Matt Tomassoni Max Cook Garrett Kennedy Bryon Paulazzo Will Weber Patrick Tiesling

10 Miami at Northern Michigan Dec. 2-3, Miami Conference-Only Statistics Overall: Conf: Home: Away: Neut: ## Name GP G A Pts Shots Pct +/- No-Min Min Maj Oth PP SH FG GW GTG OT HT PN UA 22 Tyler Biggs Austin Czarnik Reilly Smith Alden Hirschfeld Curtis McKenzie Trent Vogelhuber Steven Spinell Blake Coleman Patrick Tiesling Chris Wideman Garrett Kennedy Jimmy Mullin Bryon Paulazzo Cameron Schilling Matt Tomassoni Will Weber Alex Wideman Max Cook Joe Hartman Steve Mason Ben Paulides TM TEAM Total Opponents ## Name GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct W L T Sho PP SH EN PEN SOG 30 Cody Reichard : Connor Knapp : TM EMPTY NET 6-0 4: Total : Opponents : TEAM STATISTICS MIAMI 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 8 Short-handed 2 0 Empty net 0 1 Penalty 0 0 Unassisted 1 2 Overtime 0 1 Shootout 0 0 Delayed Penalty 0 0 PENALTIES Number Minutes Penalties/Game Pen minutes/game Minor Major 6 3 SHOOTOUTS (Made-Att) ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 6/3148 4/2314 GOALS BY PERIOD OT Total Miami Opponents SAVES BY PERIOD OT Total Miami Opponents POWER PLAY STATISTICS ## POWER PLAYS GP G A Pts Shots Pct 18 Reilly Smith Curtis McKenzie Alden Hirschfeld Tyler Biggs Steven Spinell Matt Tomassoni Chris Wideman Austin Czarnik Alex Wideman Will Weber Cameron Schilling Jimmy Mullin Garrett Kennedy Patrick Tiesling Blake Coleman Bryon Paulazzo Mason Cup Champions Six straight NCAA Tournament appearances

11 Miami at Northern Michigan Dec. 2-3, Miami Hockey Results Overall: Conf: Home: Away: Neut: Date Opponent W/L Score Shots Overall Conference Time Attend Goalie Oct 07, 2011 BEMIDJI STATE L / : Cody Reichard Oct 08, 2011 BEMIDJI STATE W / : Connor Knapp Oct 14, 2011 at Colgate W / : Cody Reichard Oct 15, 2011 at Colgate L (OT) / : Connor Knapp * Oct 21, 2011 at #14 Ferris State L / : Cody Reichard * Oct 22, 2011 at #14 Ferris State L / : Connor Knapp * Oct 27, 2011 #18 LAKE SUPERIOR STATE L (OT) / : Cody Reichard * Oct 28, 2011 #18 LAKE SUPERIOR STATE L / : Connor Knapp * Nov 04, 2011 at Alaska W / : Cody Reichard * Nov 05, 2011 at Alaska W / : Cody Reichard * Nov 11, 2011 #4 MICHIGAN W / : Cody Reichard * Nov 12, 2011 #4 MICHIGAN T (OT-SOW) / : Cody Reichard * Nov 18, 2011 BOWLING GREEN W / : Cody Reichard * Nov 19, 2011 BOWLING GREEN T (OT-SOL) / : Cody Reichard Nov 25, 2011 vs Providence W / :15 N/A Connor Knapp Nov 26, 2011 at #9 Denver W / : Cody Reichard * Indicates CCHA game ATTEND Dates Total Average Total: Home: Away: Neutral: 1 N/A N/A

12 Miami at Northern Michigan Dec. 2-3, Miami Hockey Game-by-Game Stats Miami Offense Game-by-Game Date Opponent GP G A Pts Shots Pct +/- Pen-Min PP SH EN GW GTG HT UA Oct 07, 2011 BEMIDJI STATE Oct 08, 2011 BEMIDJI STATE Oct 14, 2011 at Colgate Oct 15, 2011 at Colgate Oct 21, 2011 at Ferris State Oct 22, 2011 at Ferris State Oct 27, 2011 LAKE SUPERIOR ST Oct 28, 2011 LAKE SUPERIOR ST Nov 04, 2011 at Alaska Nov 05, 2011 at Alaska Nov 11, 2011 MICHIGAN Nov 12, 2011 MICHIGAN Nov 18, 2011 BOWLING GREEN Nov 19, 2011 BOWLING GREEN Nov 25, 2011 vs Providence Nov 26, 2011 at Denver Miami Opponent TEAM PER-GAME: Games played: 16 Shots per game: 27.3 Goals per game: 2.9 Assists per game: 4.8 Points per game: 7.6 Miami Goaltending Game-by-Game Date Opponent GP Minutes GA EN Avg Saves Pct W L T PP SH EN PEN SOG Oct 07, 2011 BEMIDJI STATE 1 60: Oct 08, 2011 BEMIDJI STATE 1 60: Oct 14, 2011 at Colgate 1 60: Oct 15, 2011 at Colgate 1 62: Oct 21, 2011 at Ferris State 1 60: Oct 22, 2011 at Ferris State 1 60: Oct 27, 2011 LAKE SUPERIOR ST. 1 60: Oct 28, 2011 LAKE SUPERIOR ST. 1 60: Nov 04, 2011 at Alaska 1 60: Nov 05, 2011 at Alaska 1 60: Nov 11, 2011 MICHIGAN 1 60: Nov 12, 2011 MICHIGAN 1 65: Nov 18, 2011 BOWLING GREEN 1 60: Nov 19, 2011 BOWLING GREEN 1 65: Nov 25, 2011 vs Providence 1 60: Nov 26, 2011 at Denver 1 60: Miami : Opponent : Mason Cup Champions Six straight NCAA Tournament appearances

13 Miami at Northern Michigan Dec. 2-3, Game 1 Bemidji State 5, Miami 3 Oct. 7, 2011 Oxford, Ohio Goals by Period tot Bemidji State Miami st period - 1, MIA, Curtis McKenzie (Steve Mason) 2:10 (pp). 2nd period - 2, BSU, Aaron McLeod (Jeff Jubinville) 1:44. 3, MIA, Jimmy Mullin (Chris Wideman, Will Weber) 3:16. 3rd period - 4, BSU, Jake Areshenko (Aaron McLeod, Brad Hunt) 5:06. 5, BSU, Aaron McLeod (unassisted) 8:30. 6, MIA, Alex Wideman (Cameron Schilling, Alden Hirschfeld) 15:10 (pp). 7, BSU, Darcy Findlay (unassisted) 18:05. 8, BSU, Sam Rendle (David Bohem) 19:41 (sh/en). Saves - Dan Bakala (60:00) 3-5-9=17 Cody Reichard (59:14) 7-6-6=19 Power plays - BSU 0 of 2; MIA 2 of 5. Penalties - BSU 6 (12 min); MIA 3 (6 min). A-3,406 T-2:20 Game 3 Miami 4, Colgate 3 Oct. 14, 2011 Hamilton, N.Y. Goals by Period tot Miami Colgate st period - 1, MIA, Reilly Smith (Chris Wideman, Tyler Biggs) 9:26 (pp). 2, CU, Austin Smith (Jeremy Price) 10:11 (pp). 3, CU, Chris Wagner (Joe Wilson, Spiro Goulakos) 15:02 (pp). 2nd period - 4, MIA, Austin Czarnik (Chris Wideman, Reilly Smith) 18:20 (pp). 3rd period - 5, MIA, Reilly Smith (unassisted) 00:40. 6, MIA, Reilly Smith (Austin Czarnik, Alden Hirschfeld) 3:52. 7, CU, Mike McCann (Matt Firman) 19:28 (ex). Saves - Eric Mihalik (59:27) 2-4-5=11 Cody Reichard (60:00) =20 Power plays - CU 2 of 9; MIA 2 of 4. Penalties - CU 6 (12 min); MIA 11 (22 min). A-1,582 T-2:14 Game 5 Ferris State 4, Miami 2 Oct. 21, 2011 Big Rapids, Mich. Goals by Period tot Miami Ferris State st period - 1, FSU, Eric Alexander (Chad Billins, Scott Czarnowczan) 3:41 (pp). 2, MIA, Trent Vogelhuber (Patrick Tiesling) 17:21. 2nd period - 3, FSU, TJ Schlueter (Travis Ouellette, Eric Alexander) 3:25. 4, MIA, Austin Czarnik (Alex Wideman) 6:31. 3rd period - 5, FSU, Jordie Johnston (Matthew Kirzinger) 6:19 (pp). 6, FSU, Eric Alexander (Travis Ouellette) 19:25 (en). Saves - Taylor Nelson (60:00) =26 Cody Reichard (59:33) =21 Power plays - FSU 2 of 5; MIA 0 of 5. Penalties - FSU 7 (14 min); MIA 7 (14 min). A-1,489 T-2:20 Game 2 Miami 3, Bemidji State 2 Oct. 8, 2011 Oxford, Ohio Goals by Period tot Bemidji State Miami st period - 1, MIA, Matt Tomassoni (Austin Czarnik, Alden Hirschfeld) 8:06. 2nd period - 2, BSU, Shea Walters (Brance Orban, Brad Hunt) 4:03 (pp). 3, BSU, Jordan George (Ben Kinne, Brad Hunt) 10:20. 4, MIA, Chris Wideman (Alex Wideman, Blake Coleman) 12:10 (pp). 3rd period - 5, MIA, Matt Tomassoni (Trent Vogelhuber, Cameron Schilling) 15:05 (sh). Saves - Dan Bakala (58:57) =23 Connor Knapp (59:48) =19 Power plays - BSU 1 of 4; MIA 1 of 6. Penalties - BSU 6 (12 min); MIA 4 (8 min). A-3,081 T-2:25 Game 4 Colgate 3, Miami 2 (OT) Oct. 15, 2011 Hamilton, N.Y. Goals by Period Ot tot Miami Colgate st period - 1, MIA, Patrick Tiesling (Max Cook) 8:10. 2nd period - 2, CU, Robbie Bourdon (Chris Wagner, Thomas Larkin) 13:07 (pp). 3rd period - 3, MIA, Reilly Smith (Alden Hirschfeld) 10:43. 4, CU, Austin Smith (Chris Wagner, Joe Wilson) 12:03. OVERTIME - 5, CU, Austin Mayer (Corbi McPherson, Nick Prockow) 2:56 (pp). Saves - Eric Mihalik (62:56) =20 Connor Knapp (62:38) =37 Power plays - CU 2 of 9; MIA 0 of 5. Penalties - CU 6 (12 min); MIA 9 (18 min). A-1,212 T-2:10 Game 6 Ferris State 2, Miami 0 Oct. 22, 2011 Big Rapids, Mich. Goals by Period tot Miami Ferris State st period - No scoring. 2nd period - 1, FSU, Travis Ouellette (TJ Schlueter, Chad Billins) 11:16 (pp). 3rd period - 2, FSU, Cory Kane (Chad Billins, Andy Huff) 18:27 (pp). Saves - C.J. Motte (60:00) =27 Connor Knapp (58:38) 8-7-5=20 Power plays - FSU 2 of 8; MIA 0 of 3. Penalties - FSU 9 (29 min); MIA 13 (59 min). A-1,441 T-2:24

14 Miami at Northern Michigan Dec. 2-3, Game 7 Lake Superior State 3, Miami 2 (OT) Oct. 27, 2011 Oxford, Ohio Game 9 Miami 2, Alaska 1 Nov. 4, 2011 Fairbanks, Alaska Game 11 Miami 2, Michigan 1 Nov. 11, 2011 Oxford, Ohio Goals by Period Ot tot Lake Superior State Miami st period - 1, MIA, Cameron Schilling (Alden Hirschfeld, Alex Wideman) 5:13. 2, LSSU, Nick McParland (Matt Bruneteau, Domenic Monardo) 18:25. 2nd period - 3, MIA, Bryon Paulazzo (Tyler Biggs, Cameron Schilling) 1:46. 4, LSSU, Nick McParland (Kyle Haines, Zach Trotman) 10:50 (pp). 3rd period - No scoring. OVERTIME - 5, LSSU, Zach Trotman (Nick McParland, Domenic Monardo) 00:42 (pp). Saves - Kevin Kapalka (60:42) =29 Cody Reichard (60:35) =20 Power plays - LSSU 2 of 6; MIA 0 of 5. Penalties - LSSU 5 (10 min); MIA 6 (12 min). A-2,749 T-2:35 Goals by Period Tot Miami Alaska st period - 1, MIA, Alden Hirschfeld (Bryon Paulazzo, Tyler Biggs) 10:15. 2nd period - 2, UAF, Colton Beck (unassisted) 9:33. 3, MIA, Reilly Smith (Curtis McKenzie, Austin Czarnik) 10:54. 3rd period - No scoring. Saves - Scott Greenham (58:35) 6-4-2=12 Cody Reichard (60:00) =29 Power plays - UAF 0 of 7; MIA 0 of 3. Penalties - UAF 4 (8 min); MIA 8 (16 min). A-3,115 T-2:16 Goals by Period tot Michigan Miami st period - 1, MIA, Jimmy Mullin (Garrett Kennedy, Joe Hartman) 1:41. 2nd period - 2, MIA, Tyler Biggs (Curtis McKenzie, Will Weber) 10:17. 3rd period - 3, MICH, Luke Glendening (Lee Moffie, Mike Chiasson) 7:39. Saves - Shawn Hunwick (59:21) =27 Cody Reichard (60:00) 7-7-6=20 Power plays - MICH 0 of 3; MIA 0 of 4. Penalties - MICH 6 (23 min); MIA 6 (31 min). A-3,407 T-2:10 Game 8 Lake Superior State 5, Miami 3 Oct. 28, 2011 Oxford, Ohio Game 10 Miami 2, Alaska 1 Nov. 5, 2011 Fairbanks, Alaska Game 12 Miami 3, Michigan 3 (OT) Nov. 12, 2011 Oxford, Ohio Goals by Period tot Lake Superior State Miami st period - 1, LSSU, Nick McParland (Domenic Monardo, Kyle Jean) 8:45. 2, LSSU, Kyle Jean (Nick McParland) 12:53. 2nd period - 3, LSSU, Colin Campbell (Kevin Czuczman) 2:20. 4, LSSU, Kellan Lain (Colin Campbell) 7:08. 5, MIA, Alden Hirschfeld (Steven Spinell, Patrick Tiesling) 11:19 (sh). 6, MIA, Tyler Biggs (Steven Spinell, Trent Vogelhuber) 15:42 (sh). 3rd period - 7, MIA, Blake Coleman (unassisted) 13:48. 8, LSSU, Domenic Monardo (unassisted) 18:03. Saves - Kevin Kapalka (60:00) =28 Connor Knapp (27:08) 9-2-0=11 Cody Reichard (30:47) 0-6-8=14 Power plays - LSSU 0 of 4; MIA 0 of 2. Penalties - LSSU 3 (6 min); MIA 6 (23 min). A-2,841 T-2:10 Goals by Period Tot Miami Alaska st period - No scoring. 2nd period - 1, MIA, Curtis McKenzie (Steven Spinell, Tyler Biggs) 6:25 (pp). 2, UAF, Nik Yaremchuk (Scott Enders, Carlo Finucci) 19:53. 3rd period - 3, MIA, Max Cook (Jimmy Mullin, Patrick Tiesling) 8:32. Saves - Scott Greenham (58:36) =21 Cody Reichard (60:00) =24 Power plays - UAF 0 of 5; MIA 1 of 5. Penalties - UAF 6 (23 min); MIA 6 (23 min). A-3,211 T-2:12 Goals by Period Ot tot Michigan Miami Miami wins shootout, 1-0 (four rounds). 1st period - 1, MICH, Chris Brown (Phil Di Giuseppe, A.J. Treais) 10:58. 2, MICH, Phil Di Giuseppe (A.J. Treais) 14:54. 2nd period - 3, MIA, Reilly Smith (Austin Czarnik) 6:08. 3rd period - 4, MIA, Austin Czarnik (Reilly Smith) 5:49. 5, MIA, Reilly Smith (Matt Tomassoni, Austin Czarnik) 7:47 (pp). 6, MICH, Zach Hyman (Mike Chiasson, Lee Moffie) 16:06. OVERTIME - No scoring. Saves - Shawn Hunwick (65:00) =38 Cody Reichard (65:00) =25 Power plays - MICH 0 of 3; MIA 1 of 4. Penalties - MICH 5 (10 min); MIA 4 (8 min). A-3,628 T-2: Mason Cup Champions Six straight NCAA Tournament appearances

15 Miami at Northern Michigan Dec. 2-3, Game 13 Miami 4, Bowling Green 0 Nov. 18, 2011 Oxford, Ohio Goals by Period tot Bowling Green Miami st period - 1, MIA, Blake Coleman (Trent Vogelhuber, Chris Wideman) 15:26. 2nd period - 2, MIA, Garrett Kennedy (Curtis McKenzie, Alden Hirschfeld) 5:11. 3, MIA, Curtis McKenzie (Steven Spinell, Tyler Biggs) 17:07. 3rd period - 4, MIA, Blake Coleman (Trent Vogelhuber, Matt Tomassoni) 14:33. Saves - Andrew Hammond (60:00) =26 Cody Reichard (59:52) 7-7-9=23 Power plays - BGSU 0 of 4; MIA 0 of 2. Penalties - BGSU 2 (4 min); MIA 4 (8 min). A-3,105 T-2:10 Game 15 Miami 6, Providence 2 Nov. 25, 2011 Denver, Colo. Denver Cup Classic Goals by Period tot Providence Miami st period - 1, MIA, Alden Hirschfeld (Trent Vogelhuber, Steven Spinell) 4:10. 2, MIA, Reilly Smith (Jimmy Mullin) 19:55. 2nd period - 3, PC, David Brown (unassisted) 2:34. 4, MIA, Alden Hirschfeld (Blake Coleman, Max Cook) 4:46. 5, MIA, Blake Coleman (Bryon Paulazzo, Cameron Schilling) 6:35. 6, MIA, Jimmy Mullin (Austin Czarnik, Ben Paulides) 10:03 (pp). 7, PC, Derek Army (Drew Brown, Chris Rooney) 17:36. 3rd period - 8, MIA, Blake Coleman (Alden Hirschfeld, Austin Czarnik) 6:36 (pp). Saves - Alex Beaudry (30:03) =18 Justin Gates (29:57) =16 Connor Knapp (60:00) 8-6-5=19 Power plays - PC 0 of 3; MIA 2 of 5. Penalties - PC 5 (10 min); MIA 3 (6 min). A-N/A T-2:15 Game 14 Miami 4, Bowling Green 4 (OT) Nov. 19, 2011 Oxford, Ohio Goals by Period Ot tot Bowling Green Miami Bowling Green wins shootout, 1-0 (three rounds). 1st period - 1, MIA, Reilly Smith (Austin Czarnik) 6:17. 2, BGSU, Michael Fink (Mike Sullivan, Ryan Carpenter) 16:26 (pp). 3, MIA, Austin Czarnik (Chris Wideman, Will Weber) 18:02. 2nd period - 4, BGSU, Dan DeSalvo (Cameron Sinclair, Adam Berkle) 4:27 (pp). 5, MIA, Alden Hirschfeld (Chris Wideman, Reilly Smith) 9:42 (pp). 6, BGSU, Bryce Williamson (Ryan Carpenter, Cameron Sinclair) 17:57. 3rd period - 7, MIA, Tyler Biggs (Curtis McKenzie, Alden Hirschfeld) 1:49. 8, BGSU, Ryan Carpenter (Connor Kucera) 18:48. OVERTIME - No scoring. Saves - Andrew Hammond (65:00) =28 Cody Reichard (64:50) =12 Game 16 Miami 4, Denver 2 Nov. 26, 2011 Denver, Colo. Denver Cup Classic Goals by Period tot Miami Denver st period - 1, DEN, Chris Knowlton (Shawn Ostrow) 00:11. 2, MIA, Reilly Smith (Austin Czarnik, Chris Wideman) 4:41 (pp). 3, MIA, Austin Czarnik (unassisted) 12:09. 2nd period - 4, MIA, Reilly Smith (Cameron Schilling, Garrett Kennedy) 10:48. 5, DEN, Ty Loney (Drew Shore, Jason Zucker) 12:07. 3rd period - 6, MIA, Trent Vogelhuber (Patrick Tiesling) 18:27 (en). Saves - Juho Olkinuora (58:03) =24 Cody Reichard (60:00) =32 Power plays - DEN 0 of 5; MIA 1 of 4. Penalties - DEN 5 (10 min); MIA 7 (14 min). A-5,596 T-2:23 Power plays - BGSU 2 of 6; MIA 1 of 7. Penalties - BGSU 8 (16 min); MIA 7 (14 min). A-3,158 T-2:20

16 Miami at Northern Michigan Dec. 2-3, Special Teams Breakdown Miami Penalty Kill by Period Game (Result) 1st 2nd 3rd Tot O2 vs. WIND (Ex.) O7 vs. BSU O8 vs. BSU O14 at Col O15 at Col O21 at FSU O22 at FSU O27 vs. LSSU O28 vs. LSSU N4 at UAF N5 at UAF N11 vs. UM N12 vs. UM N18 vs. BGSU N19 vs. BGSU N25 vs. Prov N26 at DU D2 at NMU D3 at NMU D9 at OSU D10 vs. OSU J6 at MSU J7 at MSU J13 at LSSU J14 at LSSU J20 vs. WMU J21 vs. WMU J27 vs. NMU J28 vs. NMU F3 at UM F4 at UM F10 vs. UAH F11 vs. UAH F17 vs. UND F18 vs. UND F24 vs. OSU F25 at OSU Totals Percentage Last time Miami... had a perfect period: 11/26 at Denver (3rd per.) had a perfect game: 11/26 at Denver allowed a 3rd period PPG: 10/22 at FSU allowed a 2nd period PPG: 11/19 vs. BGSU allowed a 1st period PPG: 11/19 vs. BGSU Most kills in a period: 4, twice Most kills in a game: 7, three times Miami Power Play by Period Game (Result) 1st 2nd 3rd Tot O2 vs. WIND (Ex.) O7 vs. BSU O8 vs. BSU O14 at Col O15 at Col O21 at FSU O22 at FSU O27 vs. LSSU O28 vs. LSSU N4 at UAF N5 at UAF N11 vs. UM N12 vs. UM N18 vs. BGSU N19 vs. BGSU N25 vs. Prov N26 at DU D2 at NMU D3 at NMU D9 at OSU D10 vs. OSU J6 at MSU J7 at MSU J13 at LSSU J14 at LSSU J20 vs. WMU J21 vs. WMU J27 vs. NMU J28 vs. NMU F3 at UM F4 at UM F10 vs. UAH F11 vs. UAH F17 vs. UND F18 vs. UND F24 vs. OSU F25 at OSU Totals Percentage Last time Miami had... a perfect period: 11/25 vs. PC (3rd per.) a perfect game: N/A two PPGs in a period : N/A Most PPGs in a period : 1, 11 times Most PPGs in a game: 2, three times scored a 3rd period PPG: 11/25 vs. PC scored a 2nd period PPG: 11/25 vs. PC scored a 1st period PPG: 11/26 at Denver Goal Breakdown mu OPP Total Goals on on on on on on on on on on on Power Play Shorthanded 3 1 Empty Net 1 2 First Minute of Game 0 1 First 10 min of Game 9 3 Last Min of Regulation 0 3 Last 10 min of Regulation 6 9 Overtime 0 2 Unassisted 3 5 One Assist Two Assists Games in Oxford Miami Road Games Neutral 6 2 Game-Winning Goals Date Game Score Player (Type) 10/8 vs. BSU 3-2 Matt Tomassoni (SH) 10/14 at Colgate 4-3 Reilly Smith (EV) 11/4 at Alaska 2-1 Reilly Smith (EV) 11/5 at Alaska 2-1 Max Cook (EV) 11/11 vs. Mich. 2-1 Tyler Biggs (EV) 11/18 vs. BGSU 4-0 Blake Coleman (EV) 11/25 vs. PC 6-2 Alden Hirschfeld (EV) 11/26 at Denver 4-2 Reilly Smith (EV) Game-Winning Goals BREAKDOWN Team leader: Reilly Smith (3) Tyler Biggs (1) Blake Coleman (1) Max Cook (1) Alden Hirschfeld (1) Matt Tomassoni (1) Power Play: 0 Even Strength: 7 Short handed: 1 Extra Attacker: Mason Cup Champions Six straight NCAA Tournament appearances

17 Miami at Northern Michigan Dec. 2-3, Miami - TEAM GAME HIGHS POINTS...17 vs Providence (Nov 25, 2011) GOALS...6 vs Providence (Nov 25, 2011) ASSISTS...11 vs Providence (Nov 25, 2011) SHOTS ON GOAL...41 vs Michigan (Nov 12, 2011) SAVES...37 at Colgate (Oct 15, 2011) PENALTIES...13 at Ferris State (Oct 22, 2011) PENALTY MINUTES...59 at Ferris State (Oct 22, 2011) Opponent - GAME HIGHS POINTS...11 vs Bowling Green (Nov 19, 2011) GOALS...5 vs Lake Superior State (Oct 28, 2011)...5 vs Bemidji State (Oct 07, 2011) ASSISTS...7 vs Bowling Green (Nov 19, 2011) SHOTS ON GOAL...40 at Colgate (Oct 15, 2011) SAVES...38 vs Michigan (Nov 12, 2011) PENALTIES...9 at Ferris State (Oct 22, 2011) PENALTY MINUTES...29 at Ferris State (Oct 22, 2011) Miami - GAME LOWS POINTS...0 at Ferris State (Oct 22, 2011) GOALS...0 at Ferris State (Oct 22, 2011) ASSISTS...0 at Ferris State (Oct 22, 2011) SHOTS ON GOAL...14 at Alaska (Nov 04, 2011) SAVES...12 vs Bowling Green (Nov 19, 2011) PENALTIES...3 vs Bemidji State (Oct 07, 2011)...3 vs Providence (Nov 25, 2011) PENALTY MINUTES...6 vs Bemidji State (Oct 07, 2011)...6 vs Providence (Nov 25, 2011) Opponent - GAME LOWS Team Season Highs/Lows POINTS...0 vs Bowling Green (Nov 18, 2011) GOALS...0 vs Bowling Green (Nov 18, 2011) ASSISTS...0 at Alaska (Nov 04, 2011)...0 vs Bowling Green (Nov 18, 2011) SHOTS ON GOAL...16 vs Bowling Green (Nov 19, 2011) SAVES...11 at Colgate (Oct 14, 2011) PENALTIES...2 vs Bowling Green (Nov 18, 2011) PENALTY MINUTES...4 vs Bowling Green (Nov 18, 2011) Miami s Record When... Overall CCHA Home Away Neutral In one-goal games In two-goal games In three-goal games In four-goal games In five-goal games In six-goal games In seven-goal games In eight-goal games In overtime games Scoring four or more goals Scoring three goals Scoring two or less goals Allowing four or more Allowing three or less Scoring first Opponent scores first Neither team scores Leading after one period Trailing after one period Tied after one period Leading after two periods Trailing after two periods Tied after two periods Having shots Having shots Having shots Having 40 or more shots Allowing nine shots or less Allowing shots Allowing shots Allowing shots Allowing 40 or more shots Outshooting opponents Being outshot Shots are even Individual Season Highs POINTS...4 Reilly Smith at Colgate (Oct 14, 2011) GOALS...3 Reilly Smith at Colgate (Oct 14, 2011) ASSISTS...2 Austin Czarnik vs Providence (Nov 25, 2011)...2 Chris Wideman vs Bowling Green (Nov 19, 2011)...2 Trent Vogelhuber vs Bowling Green (Nov 18, 2011)...2 Austin Czarnik vs Michigan (Nov 12, 2011)...2 Steven Spinell vs Lake Superior State (Oct 28, 2011)...2 Chris Wideman at Colgate (Oct 14, 2011) SHOTS...9 Reilly Smith vs Michigan (Nov 12, 2011) SAVES Connor Knapp at Colgate (Oct 15, 2011) PENALTIES...3 Will Weber at Denver (Nov 26, 2011)...3 Curtis McKenzie at Ferris State (Oct 22, 2011) PENALTY MINUTES Curtis McKenzie at Ferris State (Oct 22, 2011) October November December January February March April Thursdays Fridays Saturdays Sundays Games following a win Games following a loss Games following a tie On Olympic-sized ice

18 MIAMI SWEPT A HOME SERIES March 11-12, 2011 vs. Alaska (4-1, 4-1) CCHA Tournament, Second Round Miami at Northern Michigan Dec. 2-3, The it Happened Combined Team Statistics A MIAMI PLAYER SCORED A SHORTHANDED GOAL Oct. 28, 2011 vs. Lake Superior State Tyler Biggs - second period MIAMI WAS SWEPT IN A HOME SERIES Oct , 2011 vs. Lake Superior State (3-2 [OT], 5-3) MIAMI SWEPT A ROAD SERIES Nov. 4-5, 2011 at Alaska (2-1, 2-1) MIAMI WAS SWEPT IN A ROAD SERIES Oct , 2011 at Ferris State (4-2, 2-0) MIAMI SWEPT A CCHA SERIES Nov. 4-5, 2011 at Alaska (2-1, 2-1) MIAMI WAS SWEPT IN A CCHA SERIES Oct , 2011 vs. Lake Superior State (3-2 [OT], 5-3) MIAMI SHUT OUT AN OPPONENT Nov. 18, 2011 vs. Bowling Green, 4-0 Cody Reichard - 23 saves AN OPPONENT SHUT OUT MIAMI Oct. 22, 2011 at Ferris State (C.J. Motte, 2-0 FSU win) MIAMI WON THREE OR MORE GAMES IN A ROW Nov. 4-Nov. 11, 2011 at Alaska (2), vs. Michigan (1) MIAMI LOST TWO OR MORE GAMES IN A ROW Oct , 2011 (5 games) at Colgate (1), at Ferris State (2), vs. Lake Superior (2) A MIAMI PLAYER SCORED TWICE IN ONE GAME Nov. 26, 2011 at Denver (4-2 Miami win) Reilly Smith - 2 goals A MIAMI PLAYER SCORED A HAT TRICK Oct. 14, 2011 at Colgate (Reilly Smith) A MIAMI PLAYER SCORED FOUR TIMES IN ONE GAME Dec. 11, 2009 at Ohio State (Tommy Wingels) A MIAMI PLAYER TALLIED FIVE OR MORE POINTS IN ONE GAME Oct. 23, 2010 vs. Northern Michigan (Carter Camper & Andy Miele - 5) AN OPPOSING PLAYER SCORED A HAT TRICK Oct. 19, 2006 at Michigan (Chad Kolarik in a 6-3 Miami loss) MIAMI WON WHEN TRAILING AFTER TWO PERIODS Feb. 4, 2011 vs. Michigan (4-2 win after 2-1 deficit) MIAMI HAD 40 OR MORE SHOTS ON GOAL IN A GAME Nov. 25, 2011 vs. Providence (40 shots, 6-2 win) MIAMI ALLOWED 40 OR MORE SHOTS ON GOAL IN A GAME Oct. 15, 2011 at Colgate (40 shots, 3-2 Miami loss in overtime) MIAMI HAD 50 OR MORE SHOTS ON GOAL IN A GAME Jan. 3, 2009 vs. Army (58 shots) MIAMI SCORED TWO SHORTHANDED GOALS IN ONE GAME Oct. 28, 2011 vs. Lake Superior State Alden Hirschfeld - second period, Tyler Biggs - second period AN OPPOSING PLAYER SCORED A SHORTHANDED GOAL Oct. 7, 2011 vs. Bemidji State Sam Rendle - third period (also empty net) A MIAMI PLAYER SCORED AN EMPTY-NET GOAL Nov. 26, 2011 at Denver (Denver Cup Classic) Trent Vogelhuber, third period A MIAMI PLAYER SCORED AN EXTRA ATTACKER GOAL Mar. 19, 2011 vs. Western Michigan Andy Miele, third period (delayed penalty) AN OPPOSING PLAYER SCORED AN EXTRA ATTACKER GOAL Oct. 14, 2011 at Colgate Mike McCann, third period (pulled goalie) A MIAMI PLAYER ATTEMPTED A PENALTY SHOT Jan. 29, 2010 vs. Western Michigan Andy Miele - saved AN OPPOSING PLAYER ATTEMPTED A PENALTY SHOT Nov. 26, 2011 at Denver Jason Zucker - saved (Reichard) MIAMI WON IN OVERTIME March 28, 2010 vs. Michigan (3-2, 2ot) MIAMI LOST IN OVERTIME Oct. 27, 2011 vs. Lake Superior State (3-2) MIAMI SCORED 10 OR MORE GOALS IN A GAME Feb. 13, 2010 vs. Bowling Green (10-2 Miami win) OPPONENT SCORED 10 OR MORE GOALS IN A GAME Jan. 6, 1996 at Michigan (13-0 Miami loss) MIAMI BEAT A NO. 1-RANKED OPPONENT March 1, 1997 vs. Michigan (4-2) MIAMI BEAT A TOP-FIVE RANKED OPPONENT Nov. 11, 2011 vs. No. 4/5 Michigan (2-1) MIAMI BEAT A TOP-10 RANKED OPPONENT Nov. 26, 2011 at No. 9/10 Denver (4-2 in Denver Cup Classic) MIAMI SHUT OUT A TOP-10 RANKED OPPONENT Feb. 5, 2011 vs. No. 8/9 Michigan (3-0) MIAMI WON A SHOOTOUT Nov. 12, 2011 vs. Michigan 3-3 (SOW 1-0 in four rounds) MIAMI LOST A SHOOTOUT Nov. 19, 2011 vs. Bowling Green 4-4 (SOL 1-0 in three rounds) 2011 Mason Cup Champions Six straight NCAA Tournament appearances

19 Tyler Biggs Freshman Forward Loveland, Ohio Miami at Northern Michigan Dec. 2-3, Shayne Bingham Freshman Defenseman Danbury, Conn. 2 Named CCHA Rookie of the Week 11/7 Seven points in league play ties for second among CCHA rookies and is tied for the most points in CCHA action on the team Ranks 10th among CCHA rookies with eight points overall Had a career-long 5-game point streak from 10/27 to 11/11, the longest by a RedHawk this year, and has a point in 7 of last 8 games Scored first career game-winning goal 11/11 vs. Michigan Scored first career goal 10/28 vs. LSSU, short-handed Notched first career point on an assist 10/14 at Colgate 10/2 WNDSR (Ex.) /7 BSU o o 10/8 BSU /14 CU /15 CU /21 FSU /22 FSU /27 LSSU /28 LSSU /4 UAF /5 UAF /11 UM /12 UM /18 BGSU /19 BGSU /25 PROV DNP 11/26 DU DNP A walk-on who will primarily serve as a practice player 10/2 WNDSR (Ex.) DNP 10/7 BSU DNP 10/8 BSU DNP 10/14 CU DNP 10/15 CU DNP 10/21 FSU DNP 10/22 FSU DNP 10/27 LSSU DNP 10/28 LSSU DNP 11/4 UAF DNP 11/5 UAF DNP 11/11 UM DNP 11/12 UM DNP 11/18 BGSU DNP 11/19 BGSU DNP 11/25 PROV DNP 11/26 DU DNP Goals 1, on three occasions 11/19/11 vs. BGSU Assists 1, on five occasions 11/18/11 vs. BGSU Points 1, on eight occasions 11/19/11 vs. BGSU Goals N/A N/A Assists N/A N/A Points N/A N/A BIGGS CAREER STATISTICS Year G G-A-P +/- GWG PPG SHG pim TOTALS BINGHAM S CAREER STATISTICS Year G G-A-P +/- GWG PPG SHG PIM TOTALS

20 Blake Coleman Freshman Forward Plano, Texas Miami at Northern Michigan Dec. 2-3, Max Cook Sophomore Forward Frankfort, Ill. 19 Totaled a career-high 3 points (2g, 1a) 11/25 vs. Providence Has two multi-goal games and five points in last four games Notched first multi-goal and multi-point game 11/18 vs. BGSU Scored first career game-winning goal 11/18 vs. BGSU Scored first career goal 10/28 vs. LSSU, unassisted Leads the team with 12 penalties (for 24 minutes) Notched first career point 10/8 vs. BSU on an assist in 2nd period Taken in the third round of the 2011 NHL Draft by New Jersey 10/2 WNDSR (Ex.) /7 BSU /8 BSU /14 CU /15 CU /21 FSU /22 FSU /27 LSSU /28 LSSU /4 UAF DNP 11/5 UAF /11 UM /12 UM /18 BGSU /19 BGSU /25 PROV /26 DU Has already matched scoring line from last season (1-2-3) in just 14 games this year Scored second career goal and first career game-winning goal 11/5 at UAF, breaking a 1-1 tie in the third period His goal 11/5 at UAF was first since 11/26/10 at WMU Tallied first assist and point of the season on 10/15 at Colgate 10/2 WNDSR (Ex.) DNP 10/7 BSU DNP 10/8 BSU /14 CU DNP 10/15 CU /21 FSU /22 FSU /27 LSSU /28 LSSU /4 UAF /5 UAF /11 UM /12 UM /18 BGSU /19 BGSU /25 PROV /26 DU Goals 2, on two occasions 11/25/11 vs. Prov. Assists 1, on two occasions 11/25/11 vs. Prov. Points 3, 11/25/11 vs. Prov. 11/25/11 vs. Prov. Goals 1, on two occasions 11/05/11 vs. UAF Assists 1, on four occasions 11/25/11 vs. Prov. Points 1, on six occasions 11/25/11 vs. Prov. COLEMAN S CAREER STATISTICS Year G G-A-P +/- GWG PPG SHG PIM TOTALS COOK S CAREER STATISTICS Year G G-A-P +/- GWG PPG SHG pim TOTALS Mason Cup Champions Six straight NCAA Tournament appearances

21 Austin Czarnik Freshman Forward Washington, Mich. Miami at Northern Michigan Dec. 2-3, Joe Hartman Junior Defenseman St. Cloud, Minn. 26 Won CCHA Rookie of the Week 11/14 and 11/28 Named to Denver Cup Classic All-Tournament Team Riding a career-long three game point streak Has 3 straight multi-point games and 9 points in last 5 games Totaled a career-high three points (1g, 2a) 11/12 vs. Michigan Tied for the CCHA lead among rookies with 14 points Ranks 7th nationally among freshmen with 0.93 points per game Tied for team lead with 14 points and has a team-best 9 assists Sixth on the team with 17 blocked shots (top forward) 10/2 WNDSR (Ex.) /7 BSU /8 BSU /14 CU /15 CU /21 FSU /22 FSU /27 LSSU /28 LSSU /4 UAF /5 UAF /11 UM DNP 11/12 UM /18 BGSU /19 BGSU /25 PROV /26 DU Tallied first point of season on an assist 11/11 vs. Michigan Didn t play 10/28 vs. LSSU (healthy scratch), missing just the second game of his career and first since 1/22/10 at Alaska 10/2 WNDSR (Ex.) /7 BSU /8 BSU /14 CU /15 CU /21 FSU /22 FSU /27 LSSU /28 LSSU DNP 11/4 UAF /5 UAF /11 UM /12 UM /18 BGSU /19 BGSU /25 PROV /26 DU Goals 1, on five occasions 11/26/11 vs. Denver Assists 2, on two occasions 11/26/11 vs. Denver Points 3, 11/12/11 vs. Mich. 11/26/11 vs. Denver Goals 1, on eight occasions 11/19/10 vs. BGSU Assists 2, on two occasions 11/11/11 vs. Mich. Points 2, on five occasions 11/11/11 vs. Mich. CZARNIK S CAREER STATISTICS Year G G-A-P +/- GWG PPG SHG pim TOTALS HARTMAN S CAREER STATISTICS Year G G-A-P +/- GWG PPG SHG PIM TOTALS

22 Alden Hirschfeld Senior Forward Sylvania, Ohio Miami at Northern Michigan Dec. 2-3, C Garrett Kennedy Junior Defenseman Brighton, Mich. 24 Has a point in 10 of 16 games with 2 multi-point games Has six points in his last four games, including three goals His 13 points tie for 11th in the CCHA Has scored goals in back-to-back games twice this year Tied a career high with 3 points (2g, 1a) 11/25 vs. Providence Had a career-long seven-game point streak dating back to last year snapped 10/21 at Ferris State Had an assist in first four games this year 10/2 WNDSR (Ex.) /7 BSU /8 BSU /14 CU /15 CU /21 FSU /22 FSU /27 LSSU /28 LSSU /4 UAF /5 UAF /11 UM /12 UM /18 BGSU /19 BGSU /25 PROV /26 DU Already has a career-high two assists this year Scored 2nd career goal 11/18 vs. BGSU, which was his first goal since 12/4/10 vs. Notre Dame Tallied first point of season and second career assist 11/11 vs. Michigan with his other coming 1/14/11 vs. BGSU His +8 rating leads the team, which ties for 9th in the CCHA Third on the team with 21 blocked shots 10/2 WNDSR (Ex.) /7 BSU DNP 10/8 BSU /14 CU /15 CU /21 FSU /22 FSU /27 LSSU DNP 10/28 LSSU /4 UAF /5 UAF /11 UM /12 UM /18 BGSU /19 BGSU /25 PROV DNP 11/26 DU Goals 3, 12/4/10 vs. UND 11/25/11 vs. Prov. Assists 2, on three occasions 11/25/11 vs. Prov. Points 3, on four occasions 11/25/11 vs. Prov. Goals 1, on two occasions 11/18/11 vs. BGSU Assists 1, on three occasions 11/26/11 vs. Denver Points 1, on five occasions 11/26/11 vs. Denver HIRSCHFELD S CAREER STATISTICS Year G G-A-P +/- GWG PPG SHG PIM TOTALS KENNEDY S CAREER STATISTICS Year G G-A-P +/- GWG PPG SHG PIM TOTALS Mason Cup Champions Six straight NCAA Tournament appearances

23 Connor Knapp Senior Goaltender York, N.Y. Miami at Northern Michigan Dec. 2-3, Steve Mason Junior Forward Tilburg, Netherlands 21 Moved into sole possession of seventh on Miami s career wins list with 33 after his win 11/25 vs. Providence His 37 saves 10/15 at Colgate were the third-most of his career and most since 3/28/10 when he made 55 vs. Michigan Ranks third in career GAA (2.10) Tied for fourth on Miami s career save % list at.910 Finished ranked sixth in the country with a 2.03 GAA Game Score Result Time GA Saves 10/2 WNDSR (Ex.) 4-1 ND 29: /7 BSU DNP 10/8 BSU 3-2 W 59: /14 CU DNP 10/15 CU 2-3 L 62: /21 FSU DNP 10/22 FSU 0-2 L 58: /27 LSSU DNP 10/28 LSSU 3-5 L 27: /4 UAF DNP 11/5 UAF DNP 11/11 UM DNP 11/12 UM DNP 11/18 BGSU DNP 11/19 BGSU DNP 11/25 PROV 6-2 W 60: /26 DU DNP Assist in season opener (10/7) vs. BSU was first helper since 11/12/10 vs. Alaska 10/2 WNDSR (Ex.) /7 BSU /8 BSU /14 CU /15 CU DNP 10/21 FSU /22 FSU DNP 10/27 LSSU DNP 10/28 LSSU /4 UAF /5 UAF DNP 11/11 UM DNP 11/12 UM DNP 11/18 BGSU DNP 11/19 BGSU DNP 11/25 PROV DNP 11/26 DU DNP Shutouts 4, Saves 55, 3/28/10 vs. UM Wins 13, Goals 1, on two occasions 10/8/10 vs. UNH Assists 1, on four occasions 10/07/11 vs. BSU Points 1, on six occasions 10/07/11 vs. BSU KNAPP S CAREER STATISTICS Year G-GS GAA GA SVS PCT RECORD TOTALS MASON S CAREER STATISTICS Year G G-A-P +/- GWG PPG SHG PIM TOTALS

24 Curtis McKenzie Junior Forward Golden, B.C., Canada Miami at Northern Michigan Dec. 2-3, Jimmy Mullin 20 Freshman Forward Cincinnati, Ohio/Philadelphia, Pa. Had 1st multi-point game of season 11/18 vs. BGSU (11th career) Leads the team with 42 penalty minutes on 10 penalties Had a three-game point streak from 11/4 to 11/11, tying his career long Scored Miami s first goal of the season (10/7) vs. BSU, just 2:10 into the year 10/2 WNDSR (Ex.) /7 BSU /8 BSU /14 CU /15 CU /21 FSU /22 FSU /27 LSSU /28 LSSU /4 UAF /5 UAF /11 UM /12 UM /18 BGSU /19 BGSU /25 PROV /26 DU Tallied first two-point game (1g, 1a) 11/25 vs. Providence Scored Miami s fastest goal of the year, just 1:41 into the 11/11 game vs. Michigan, which was his second career goal Had back-to-back points 11/5 and 11/11 for first time in his career Handed out first career assist 11/5 at Alaska, which led to Miami s game-winning goal Scored first career point and goal 10/7 vs. BSU in the 2nd period 10/2 WNDSR (Ex.) /7 BSU /8 BSU /14 CU /15 CU DNP 10/21 FSU /22 FSU /27 LSSU /28 LSSU /4 UAF /5 UAF /11 UM /12 UM /18 BGSU /19 BGSU /25 PROV /26 DU Goals 1, on 16 occasions 11/18/11 vs. BGSU Assists 3, 12/11/09 vs. Ohio State 11/19/11 vs. BGSU Points 3, 12/11/09 vs. Ohio State 11/19/11 vs. BGSU Goals 1, on three occasions 11/25/11 vs. Prov. Assists 1, on two occasions 11/25/11 vs. Prov. Points 2, 11/25/11 vs. Prov. 11/25/11 vs. Prov. McKENZIE S CAREER STATISTICS Year G G-A-P +/- GWG PPG SHG PIM TOTALS MULLIN S CAREER STATISTICS Year G G-A-P +/- GWG PPG SHG pim TOTALS Mason Cup Champions Six straight NCAA Tournament appearances

25 Cody Murphy Freshman Forward Highwood, Ill. Miami at Northern Michigan Dec. 2-3, Bryon Paulazzo Sophomore Forward Redwood City, Calif. 15 Suffered a lower body injury 10/8 vs. Bemidji State and is listed as week-to-week Scored shootout-winning goal 11/12 vs. Michigan in 4th round Tallied first goal and point of the season 10/27 vs. LSSU Scored a goal in each of Miami s final three games in after notching just one all year prior to that 10/2 WNDSR (Ex.) /7 BSU DNP 10/8 BSU /14 CU DNP 10/15 CU DNP 10/21 FSU DNP 10/22 FSU DNP 10/27 LSSU DNP 10/28 LSSU DNP 11/4 UAF DNP 11/5 UAF DNP 11/11 UM DNP 11/12 UM DNP 11/18 BGSU DNP 11/19 BGSU DNP 11/25 PROV DNP 11/26 DU DNP 10/2 WNDSR (Ex.) /7 BSU /8 BSU DNP 10/14 CU /15 CU /21 FSU DNP 10/22 FSU /27 LSSU /28 LSSU /4 UAF /5 UAF /11 UM /12 UM /18 BGSU /19 BGSU /25 PROV /26 DU Goals N/A N/A Assists N/A N/A Points N/A N/A Goals 1, on five occasions 10/27/11 vs. LSSU Assists 2, 11/12/10 vs. UAF 11/25/11 vs. Prov. Points 2, 11/12/10 vs. UAF 11/25/11 vs. Prov. MURPHY S CAREER STATISTICS Year G G-A-P +/- GWG PPG SHG pim TOTALS PAULAZZO S CAREER STATISTICS Year G G-A-P +/- GWG PPG SHG pim TOTALS

26 Ben Paulides Freshman Defenseman San Jose, Calif. Miami at Northern Michigan Dec. 2-3, Cody Reichard Senior Goaltender Celina, Ohio 30 Recorded first career point on an assist 11/25 vs. Providence Saw first action since season opener 11/4 at UAF 10/2 WNDSR (Ex.) /7 BSU /8 BSU DNP 10/14 CU DNP 10/15 CU DNP 10/21 FSU DNP 10/22 FSU DNP 10/27 LSSU DNP 10/28 LSSU DNP 11/4 UAF /5 UAF DNP 11/11 UM DNP 11/12 UM DNP 11/18 BGSU DNP 11/19 BGSU DNP 11/25 PROV /26 DU DNP Goals N/A N/A Assists 1, 11/25/11 vs. Prov. 11/25/11 vs. Prov. Points 1, 11/25/11 vs. Prov. 11/25/11 vs. Prov. Unbeaten in last seven starts (5-0-2) Made a season-high 32 saves, including a penalty shot, 11/26 at Denver, earning Denver Cup Classic All-Tournament Team honors Pitched 1st shutout of year 11/18 vs. BGSU (11th of career) and is one shy of tying the school record of 12 shutouts (David Burleigh) Ranks second in the CCHA with a 1.96 GAA in league play Ranks third in Miami history in wins with 50, second in save % (.915) and second in GAA (2.03) Ranks ninth in career saves at Miami with 1, CCHA Player of the Year and Second-Team All-American Game Score Result Time GA Saves 10/2 WNDSR (Ex.) 4-1 W 30: /7 BSU 3-5 L 59: /8 BSU DNP 10/14 CU 4-3 W 60: /15 CU DNP 10/21 FSU 2-4 L 59: /22 FSU DNP 10/27 LSSU 2-3 L 60: /28 LSSU 3-5 ND 30: /4 UAF 2-1 W 60: /5 UAF 2-1 W 60: /11 UM 2-1 W 60: /12 UM 3-3 T 65: /18 BGSU 4-0 W 59: /19 BGSU 4-4 T 64: /25 PROV DNP 11/26 DU 4-2 W 60: Shutouts 5, Saves 33, on two occasions Wins 19, PAULIDES CAREER STATISTICS Year G G-A-P +/- GWG PPG SHG pim TOTALS REICHARD S CAREER STATISTICS Year G-GS GAA GA SVS PCT RECORD TOTALS Mason Cup Champions Six straight NCAA Tournament appearances

27 Ben Saksa Senior Goaltender St. Clairsville, Ohio Miami at Northern Michigan Dec. 2-3, Cameron Schilling Senior Defenseman Carmel, Ind. 5 Serves as the team s third goaltender Saw only career action last year against NMU (Oct. 23, 2010) Game Score Result Time GA Saves 10/2 WNDSR (Ex.) DNP 10/7 BSU DNP 10/8 BSU DNP 10/14 CU DNP 10/15 CU DNP 10/21 FSU DNP 10/22 FSU DNP 10/27 LSSU DNP 10/28 LSSU DNP 11/4 UAF DNP 11/5 UAF DNP 11/11 UM DNP 11/12 UM DNP 11/18 BGSU DNP 11/19 BGSU DNP 11/25 PROV DNP 11/26 DU DNP Named to Denver Cup Classic All-Tournament Team Recorded two points on a goal and an assist 10/27 vs. LSSU for his ninth career multi-point game and first of the season Scored first goal of the season 10/27 vs. LSSU Ranks fourth on the team with 20 blocked shots Has two two-game point streaks this year, including an active one, which ties a career long 10/2 WNDSR (Ex.) /7 BSU /8 BSU /14 CU /15 CU /21 FSU DNP 10/22 FSU /27 LSSU /28 LSSU /4 UAF /5 UAF /11 UM /12 UM /18 BGSU /19 BGSU /25 PROV /26 DU Shutouts Saves Wins none none none Goals 1, on eight occasions 10/27/11 vs. LSSU Assists 3, on three occasions 11/26/11 vs. Denver Points 3, on three occasions 11/26/11 vs. Denver SAKSA S CAREER STATISTICS Year G-GS GAA GA SVS PCt RECORD TOTALS SCHILLING S CAREER STATISTICS Year G G-A-P +/- GWG PPG SHG PIM TOTALS

28 Reilly Smith Junior Forward Mimico, Ont., Canada Miami at Northern Michigan Dec. 2-3, Steven Spinell Junior Defenseman Vernon Hills, Ill. 44 CCHA Offensive Player of the Week 10/17 and 11/28 Named MVP of Denver Cup Classic and to All-Tournament Team Recorded 2nd-career hat trick 10/14 at Colgate in his 1st game of the season. Had a career-high four points in the game as well Leads the team with 11 goals and tied for first with 14 points Ranks second in the CCHA with 11 goals on the year Has three multi-goal games this year and 12 for his career Ranks 6th nationally averaging 0.79 goals per game The leading returning goal-scorer in the nation after tying for fourth last year with 28 goals, which led Miami 10/2 WNDSR (Ex.) DNP 10/7 BSU DNP 10/8 BSU DNP 10/14 CU /15 CU /21 FSU /22 FSU /27 LSSU /28 LSSU /4 UAF /5 UAF /11 UM /12 UM /18 BGSU /19 BGSU /25 PROV /26 DU Leads the team with 24 blocked shots on the year Dished out two assists 10/28 vs. LSSU, both short-handed, for his first points of the year His two assists 10/28 vs. LSSU tied a career high for assists and points, marking just his second career multi-point game 10/2 WNDSR (Ex.) /7 BSU /8 BSU /14 CU /15 CU /21 FSU /22 FSU /27 LSSU /28 LSSU /4 UAF /5 UAF /11 UM /12 UM /18 BGSU /19 BGSU /25 PROV /26 DU Goals 3, on two occasions 11/26/11 vs. Denver Assists 3, 3/18/11 vs. UND 11/19/11 vs. BGSU Points 4, 10/14/11 vs. Colgate 11/26/11 vs. Denver Goals 1, on two occasions 10/29/10 vs. LSSU Assists 2, on two occasions 11/25/11 vs. Prov. Points 2, on two occasions 11/25/11 vs. Prov. SMITH S CAREER STATISTICS Year G G-A-P +/- GWG PPG SHG PIM TOTALS SPINELL S CAREER STATISTICS Year G G-A-P +/- GWG PPG SHG PIM TOTALS Mason Cup Champions Six straight NCAA Tournament appearances

29 Patrick Tiesling Senior Forward Rhinelander, Wisc. Miami at Northern Michigan Dec. 2-3, Matt Tomassoni Senior Forward/Defenseman Carol Stream, Ill. 27 Has tallied points in back-to-back games twice this year, something he did just once all of last season Assist 10/21 at FSU was first helper in nearly a year (10/23/10) Scored third career goal 10/15 at Colgate 10/2 WNDSR (Ex.) /7 BSU /8 BSU DNP 10/14 CU DNP 10/15 CU /21 FSU /22 FSU /27 LSSU /28 LSSU /4 UAF DNP 11/5 UAF /11 UM /12 UM /18 BGSU /19 BGSU /25 PROV /26 DU Tallied first career multi-goal game 10/8 vs. BSU, scoring just his second career game-winner, which was also his first career shorthanded goal Handed out first assist of season 11/12 vs. Michigan and handed one out in next game too (11/18 vs. BGSU) Led Miami with 58 penalty minutes in while switching from defenseman to forward 10/2 WNDSR (Ex.) /7 BSU /8 BSU /14 CU /15 CU /21 FSU /22 FSU /27 LSSU /28 LSSU /4 UAF DNP 11/5 UAF DNP 11/11 UM /12 UM /18 BGSU /19 BGSU /25 PROV /26 DU (Miami only) Goals 1, on three occasions 10/15/11 vs. Colgate Assists 3, 10/8/10 vs. UNH 11/26/11 vs. Denver Points 3, 10/8/10 vs. UNH 11/26/11 vs. Denver Goals 2, 10/08/11 vs. Bemidji State 10/08/11 vs. BSU Assists 1, on 18 occasions 11/18/11 vs. BGSU Points 2, on four occasions 11/18/11 vs. BGSU TIESLING S CAREER STATISTICS Year G G-A-P +/- GWG PPG SHG pim (BG) (BG) TOTALS TOMASSONI S CAREER STATISTICS Year G G-A-P +/- GWG PPG SHG PIM TOTALS

30 Trent Vogelhuber Senior Forward Dublin, Ohio Miami at Northern Michigan Dec. 2-3, Will Weber Senior Defenseman Gaylord, Mich. 4 C Has four points in his last four games Scored Miami s only empty-net goal this year 11/26 at DU Dished out two assists 11/18 vs. BGSU, his first multi-point game of the year and the sixth of his career Scored first goal of the year 10/21 at FSU, his first since 2/11/11 Second on the team with 35 penalty minutes (on eight penalties) after recording just eight penalties for 16 minutes all of last year 10/2 WNDSR (Ex.) /7 BSU /8 BSU /14 CU /15 CU /21 FSU /22 FSU /27 LSSU /28 LSSU /4 UAF /5 UAF /11 UM /12 UM DNP 11/18 BGSU /19 BGSU /25 PROV /26 DU Second on the team with 22 blocked shots Inked first point of the year in season opener (10/7) on an assist Co-captain with Alden Hirschfeld Tabbed to Preseason All-CCHA Second Team Named to the 2011 All-CCHA Tournament Team 10/2 WNDSR (Ex.) /7 BSU /8 BSU /14 CU /15 CU /21 FSU /22 FSU /27 LSSU /28 LSSU /4 UAF /5 UAF /11 UM /12 UM /18 BGSU /19 BGSU /25 PROV /26 DU Goals 2, 10/23/10 vs. NMU 11/26/11 vs. Denver Assists 3, 2/25/11 vs. LSSU 11/25/11 vs. Prov. Points 3, 2/25/11 vs. LSSU 11/26/11 vs. Denver Goals 1, on five occasions 11/19/10 vs. BGSU Assists 2, on two occasions 11/19/11 vs. BGSU Points 2, on two occasions 11/19/11 vs. BGSU VOGELHUBER S CAREER STATISTICS Year G G-A-P +/- GWG PPG SHG PIM TOTALS WEBER S CAREER STATISTICS Year G G-A-P +/- GWG PPG SHG PIM TOTALS Mason Cup Champions Six straight NCAA Tournament appearances

31 Alex Wideman Freshman Forward St. Louis, Mo. Miami at Northern Michigan Dec. 2-3, Chris Wideman Senior Defenseman St. Louis, Mo. 6 Has a pair of two-game point streaks on the year Tallied first point and goal of career 10/7 vs. BSU in third period Notched first career assist 10/8 vs. BSU Brother of senior defenseman Chris Wideman 10/2 WNDSR (Ex.) /7 BSU /8 BSU /14 CU /15 CU /21 FSU /22 FSU DNP 10/27 LSSU /28 LSSU DNP 11/4 UAF /5 UAF /11 UM /12 UM /18 BGSU DNP 11/19 BGSU DNP 11/25 PROV /26 DU CCHA Defenseman of the Week 11/21 after 3-point weekend Top-scoring defenseman on the team with eight points Tied for 11th in the CCHA in points among defensemen with 8 Has 2 multi-assist games this year (10/14 & 11/19) and 11 for his career, the most among any active RedHawk A Preseason All-CCHA Second Team selection Named Second-Team All-CCHA Brother of freshman forward Alex Wideman 10/2 WNDSR (Ex.) /7 BSU /8 BSU /14 CU /15 CU /21 FSU /22 FSU /27 LSSU /28 LSSU /4 UAF /5 UAF /11 UM /12 UM /18 BGSU /19 BGSU /25 PROV /26 DU Goals 1, 10/07/11 vs. BSU 10/07/11 vs. BSU Assists 1, on three occasions 10/27/11 vs. LSSU Points 1, on four occasions 10/27/11 vs. LSSU Goals 1, on nine occasions 10/08/11 vs. BSU Assists 3, 12/7/08 at WMU 11/26/11 vs. Denver Points 3, on two occasions 11/26/11 vs. Denver WIDEMAN S CAREER STATISTICS WIDEMAN S CAREER STATISTICS Year G G-A-P +/- GWG PPG SHG pim TOTALS Year G G-A-P +/- GWG PPG SHG PIM TOTALS