COLGATE HOCKEY. at YALE (0-1-0, ECACHL)

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1 COLGATE HOCKEY at Yale Saturday, November 5, 2005 Ingalls Rink Schedule 7 Date Opponent Time/Result Oct. 7 No. 16 UMASS-LOWELL W, 6-2 Oct. 14 at Lake Superior St. T, 2-2 OT Oct. 15 at Lake Superior St. L, 2-3 Oct. 21 at Army W, 6-1 Oct. 29 BENTLEY W, 3-1 Nov. 4 at Brown* W, 5-0 Nov. 5 at Yale* 7:00 Nov. 11 at Dartmouth* 7:00 Nov. 12 at Harvard* 7:00 Nov. 18 RENSSELAER* 7:00 Nov. 19 UNION*! 7:00 Nov. 25 WESTERN MICHIGAN 7:00 Nov. 26 WESTERN MICHIGAN 7:00 Dec. 2 QUINNIPIAC* 7:00 Dec. 3 PRINCETON* 7:00 Dec. 21 at Providence # 7:30 Dec. 22 vs. Sacred Heart/Brown # 4/7:30 Jan. 3 at Bowling Green 7:00 Jan. 6 ST. CLOUD STATE 7:00 Jan. 7 ST. CLOUD STATE 7:00 Jan. 13 at Princeton* 7:00 Jan. 14 at Quinnipiac* 7:00 Jan. 20 CLARKSON* 7:00 Jan. 21 ST. LAWRENCE* 7:00 Jan. 27 YALE* 7:00 Jan. 28 BROWN* 7:00 Feb. 3 at Cornell* 7:00 Feb. 4 CORNELL* 7:00 Feb. 10 at St. Lawrence* 7:00 Feb. 11 at Clarkson* 7:00 Feb. 17 HARVARD* 7:00 Feb. 18 DARTMOUTH* 7:00 Feb. 24 at Union* 7:00 Feb. 25 at Rensselaer* 7:00 Mar. 3-5 ECACHL First Round at campus sites Mar ECACHL Quarterfinals at campus sites Mar ECACHL Final Four Pepsi Arena, Albany, N.Y. Mar NCAA Regionals Apr. 6-8 NCAA Frozen Four Bradley Center, Milwaukee Home games in CAPS * ECAC Hockey League game! Silver Puck Weekend # Providence College Holiday Tournament COLGATE (4-1-1, ECACHL) at YALE (0-1-0, ECACHL) Saturday, November 5, :00 p.m. ET Ingalls Rink (3,486) New Haven, Conn. Colgate SID - Michele Kelley Cell - (315) Office - (315) Fax - (315) The Coaches - Colgate: Don Vaughan, 13th season at CU ( ), 13th season overall ( ) Yale: Tim Taylor, 28th season at Brown ( ), 28th season overall ( ) Officials - Chip McDonald (R), Scott Whittemore, Andy O Brien Radio - WKXZ 94.0 FM (Norwich/Oneonta); Play-by-Play: Skip Barlow, Color: Joe Caprio Internet - Live stats and radio broadcast, Colgate started the ECAC Hockey League season with a big 5-0 win against Brown last night. The Raiders have now shut out the Bears in each of the last two meetings. The win marked the fourth straight season that Colgate has been victorious in its league opener, and it is the second consecutive Raider win when they ve played the first conference game of the season on the road. Colgate will attempt to complete the openingweekend sweep for the second straight year tonight against Yale, who lost to Cornell 4-2 in its season opener yesterday. Colgate won its first game against Yale last season at home, 4-1, in early December. The Series Colgate heads to Yale on Saturday for the 79th meeting with the Bulldogs. The Raiders lead the all-time series , but Yale has the advantage in New Haven, Colgate is winless in its last two games at Ingalls Rink, including the first scoreless tie in school history last season. Colgate Head-to-Head Yale* Overall Record won last three games Current Streak lost last game Home Record Away Record Neutral Site Record /T-1st League Record/Place /12th Overtime Record Last Five Games Last 10 Games /4.00 (T-6th) Goals For/Average (NCAA Rank) 70/2.19 (53rd) 9/1.50 (T-2nd) Goals Against/Average (NCAA Rank) 140/4.38 (58th) (1st) Average Scoring Margin (NCAA Rank) (58th) 11-37/29.7% (2nd) Power Play/Pct. (NCAA Rank) /12.3% (52nd) 42-47/89.4% (T-10th) Penalty Kill/Pct. (NCAA Rank) /71.0% (58th) 2/0 Shorthanded Goals For/Against 6/5 123/20.5 (40th) Penalty Minutes/Average (NCAA Rank) 585/18.3 (20th) * final statistics from season Scouting the Bulldogs Yale lost to No. 4 Cornell in its season opener last night at home, 4-2. The Bulldogs hung with the Big Red for two periods, as they entered the final stanza tied 2-2. But Cornell s Raymond Sawada netted the go-ahead goal five minutes into the third, and Mark McCutcheon added an empty netter with 1:11 on the clock to seal the win. Senior Nate Jackson and junior Brad Mills each scored goals for the Bulldogs. Seniors Jeff Hristovski and Zachary Mayer as well as sophomore Jean-Francois Boucher earned credit for assists. Senior Josh Gartner earned the starting nod in goal. He came up with 25 saves on 28 shots for an.893 save percentage, and he enters tonight s game with a 3.04 goals against average. The Bulldogs finished the game 1-for-11 on the power play, giving them a 9.1 percent success rate. They killed off 8-of-9 Cornell power-play opportunties, giving them an 88.9 penalty-kill percentage.

2 Head Coach Don Vaughan Colgate head coach Don Vaughan is in his 13th season behind the Raider bench. During his tenure, he has guided Colgate to a overall record, including a mark in ECAC Hockey League games. Vaughan has coached the Raiders to two NCAA tournament berths, and three appearances in the ECACHL final four. Among active coaches, Vaughan ranks 18th in NCAA Division I in winning percentage and is tied for 18th in career victories through games of October 31. Winningest Active Coaches by Percentage Rk. Coach, School Yrs. Record Pct. 1. Jeff Jackson, Notre Dame Red Berenson, Michigan Scott Owens, Colo. Coll Dick Umile, UNH Jack Parker, Boston Univ Don Lucia, Minnesota Mike Schafer, Cornell Doug Ross, UAH Rick Gotkin, Mercyhurst Rand Pecknold, QU Jerry York, Boston Coll George Gwozdecky, Denver Tim Whitehead, Maine Rick Comley, Mich. St Blaise McDonald, UML Joe Marsh, St. Lawrence John Markell, Ohio State Don Vaughan, Colgate Dan Fridgen, Rensselaer Paul Pearl, Holy Cross Bruce Marshall, Conn Bill Wilkinson, Wayne St Winningest Active Coaches by Victories Rk. Coach, School Yrs. Wins 1. Jerry York, Boston College Jack Parker, Boston Univ Rick Comley, Michigan St Red Berenson, Michigan Doug Ross, Ala.-Huntsville Don Lucia, Minnesota Bill Wilkinson, Wayne St George Gwozdecky, Denver Joe Marsh, St. Lawrence Dick Umile, New Hampshire Tim Taylor, Yale Rick Gotkin, Mercyhurst Donald Cahoon, UMass-Amherst Bruce Marshall, Connecticut Gary Wright, American International Bob Daniels, Ferris St Bob Gaudet, Dartmouth Don Vaughan, Colgate Rand Pecknold, Quinnipiac John Markell, Ohio State Dan Fridgen, Rensselaer Mike Schafer, Cornell Tim Whitehead, Maine Jeff Jackson, Notre Dame Through games of October 31. Bold indicates ECACHL team. Italics indicates Colgate opponent. The Last Time Out Sophomore goaltender Mark Dekanich made 26 saves to earn his first career shutout and backstop Colgate to a 5-0 win against Brown in its first ECAC Hockey League game of the season. Sophomore Jesse Winchester scored Colgate s last two goals and assisted on Jon Smyth s gamewinner, while classmate Tyler Burton added a goal and two assists, including the primary helper on Smyth s tally. The Raiders finished the game 4-for-10 on the power play, including converting all three of their opportunities in the second period. Ten of Colgate s 20 shots came during extra-man opportunities. Meanwhile, the Raiders killed off all 12 of Brown s power play attempts, including five in the third period, when eight of the Bears 13 shots came when they were a man up. Brown took 12 of their 26 shots during power-play opportunities. Road Warriors Colgate climbed back on the bus this weekend after stopping in Starr Rink last Saturday. The team has played four of their last five games on the road. After tonight s game at Yale, the Raiders next two games are away from Hamilton as they continue league play at Dartmouth and Harvard next weekend. After playing away from home for seven of their first nine games, the Raiders will enjoy a muchdeserved home stand starting Nov. 18. Colgate will play six straight games at Starr Rink, including a two-game series against CCHA foe Western Michigan the weekend after Thanksgiving. Poll Position Colgate s 3-1 win against Bentley garnered the team a few more votes in the USCHO.com/CSTV media poll, but the coaches appeared to be unimpressed, as the Raiders received no votes in the USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine poll. In the USCHO poll, Colgate is tops among the teams in the also receiving votes category with 66, just 14 points behind league-mate St. Lawrence, who is ranked 20th. Colgate is one of nine ECACHL schools receiving votes in the USCHO poll. Three - Cornell, Harvard and St. Lawrence - rank among the top 20. Cornell is the only team ranked in the top 15 in the USA Today poll; Harvard, Dartmouth and St. Lawrence are all receiving votes from the coaches. Colgate in the Polls, Week by Week USCHO USA Today 10/3 18 arv 10/10 16 arv 10/17 arv /24 arv arv 10/31 arv --- The Raiders Versus Yale Mark Anderson...first meeting Peter Bogdanich...first meeting Tyler Burton... 2 GP, Mike Campaner... 4 GP, Ben Camper...first meeting Joe DeBello...first meeting Jason Fredricks...first meeting Marc Fulton... 2 GP, Alex Greig... 2 GP, Liam Huculak... 3 GP, Eric Main... 4 GP, Tom Riley...first meeting Colgate s Awards & Honors MIKE CAMPANER ECACHL Weekly Honor Roll (Oct. 31) Mark Dekanich ECACHL Weekly Honor Roll (Oct. 24) ECACHL Weekly Honor Roll (Oct. 17) USCHO ECACHL Co-Goalie of the Week (Oct. 13) ECACHL Weekly Honor Roll (Oct. 10) Marc fulton ECACHL Player of the Week (Oct. 10) Jon Smyth All-ECACHL Preseason Coaches Team All-ECACHL Preseason Media Team Inside College Hockey Dream Team All-USCHO Preseason Honorable Mention nick st. pierre ECACHL Weekly Honor Roll (Oct. 10) KYLE WILSON USCHO ECACHL Player of the Week (Oct. 27) ECACHL Player of the Week (Oct. 24) Captain s Blog Senior captain Jon Smyth is keeping an online blog in which he is sharing his experiences as a Division I student-athlete at a top liberal arts college. Smyth is very active on Colgate s campus: in addition to serving as captain of the hockey team, the political science major is a resident advisor in one of Colgate s sophomore residences and is the co-president of Colgate s Student-Athlete Advistory Committee (SAAC). Smyth s blog can be accessed through Colgate s official athletics website, or through the university s website, Dekanich Making His Mark Sophomore goaltender Mark Dekanich has proven himself worthy of the starting role with outstanding performances in his first five games of the season. Last night, Dekanich made 26 saves, including 12 when Colgate was on the penalty kill, to earn his first career shutout and lead the Raiders to a 5-0 win against Brown. After the Bears came out strong in the first period, Dekanich quickly took the wind out of their sails as he made several acrobatic saves and foiled at least two can t-miss scoring opportunities. With 13:45 left in the first, Brown won a faceoff to Dekanich s right back to the left point. After the shot, the puck trickled between Dekanich s legs, but he turned around just in time to snatch the puck off the goal line as it was headed toward Nick St. Pierre...first meeting David Sloane...first meeting Jon Smyth... 5 GP, Ryan Smyth... 5 GP, Zac Tataryn... 3 GP, Matt Torti... 2 GP, Mike Werner... 1 GP, Kyle Wilson... 5 GP, Jesse Winchester... 2 GP, Mark Dekanich...first meeting Justin Kowalkoski...first meeting

3 ECACHL Recent Results ECACHL teams earned 11 non-conference victories last weekend, including Colgate s 3-1 win versus Bentley. Of the five teams that played two-game series against the same team, two earned sweeps: Clarkson swept Wayne State, and Quinnipiac beat Robert Morris twice. St. Lawrence split with RIT, losing 3-2 the first night before recording a 6-3 win on Saturday. Cornell and Princeton earned wins on Friday against Michigan State and Notre Dame, respectively, before losing to those teams on Saturday. The conference season officially got underway as Dartmouth visited Harvard. The Crimson, who are ranked 15th in the latest USCHO.com poll, earned a 6-2 win against the Big Green to take a very early lead in the league points race. Last night, Colgate and travel partner Cornell earned victories against Brown and Yale, respectively. Other winners were Princeton over Dartmouth, Quinnipiac over Harvard, and St. Lawrence over Union. Clarkson and Rensselaer skated to a 3-3 tie in Potsdam. Friday, October 28 at Clarkson 5, Wayne State 2 at Rensselaer 7, Northeastern 5 at RIT 3, St. Lawrence 2 at Cornell 4, Michigan State 2 at Union 8, Bentley 1 Quinnipiac 2, at Robert Morris 0 Princeton 5, at Notre Dame 3 at Brown 5, Concordia (Que.) 4 (ex.) Saturday, October 29 at Colgate 3, Bentley 1 at Harvard 6, Dartmouth 2* Union 4, at UMass-Lowell 3 Merrimack 5, at Rensselaer 3 St. Lawrence 6, at RIT 3 Michigan State 4, at Cornell 3 at Notre Dame 2, Princeton 0 at Clarkson 7, Wayne State 1 Quinnipiac 3, at Robert Morris 2 at Yale 7, Concordia (Que.) 3 (ex.) Friday, November 4 Colgate 5, at Brown 0* at Princeton 3, Dartmouth 0* at St. Lawrence 6, Union 2* Rensselaer 3, at Clarkson 3 (OT)* at Quinnipiac 5, Harvard 2* Cornell 4, at Yale 2 ECACHL Upcoming Games The league schedule is in full swing this weekend. Colgate closes out its road trip at Yale, while travel partner Cornell heads to Brown. Dartmouth will play Quinnipiac at the Hartford Civic Center, and Harvard takes on Princeton. Union and Rensselaer are in the North Country, with the Dutchmen skating at Clarkson and the Engineers playing at St. Lawrence. Saturday, October 29 Colgate at Yale* 7:00 Dartmouth at Quinnipiac* 7:00 Union at Clarkson* 7:00 Rensselaer at St. Lawrence* 7:00 Harvard at Princeton* 7:00 Cornell at Brown* 7:00 * ECACHL game ECACHL Overall Rk. Team Pts. GP Record Win % GF-GA GP Record Win % GF-GA 1. Colgate Cornell Princeton Quinnipiac St. Lawrence Harvard Clarkson Rensselaer Brown Union Yale Dartmouth the right post. Thirty seconds later, Dekanich was watching the play around the right side of the net when a Brown player came around the left side with the puck, unnoticed by the Raider netminder. The shot on the open side of the net just caught the tip of Dekanich s skate. Later in the game, Dekanich used some acrobatic moves to preserve his shutout. With 7:42 left in the second period, he stuffed a one-timer on the doorstep, moving from post to post, right to left, in the blink of an eye. During the third, he withstood a flurry of shots right in front of the crease that ended with a pile-up in front of the net, but he kept the puck from crossing the goal line. Earlier this season, Dekanich put on a show against UMass-Lowell. He turned aside all 14 shots in the first period, and made 20 saves through two scoreless periods. The first River Hawk goal he allowed occurred after he was knocked out of position by his own defenseman, while the second goal came on a redirected shot. Dekanich finished his season debut with 32 saves and his second career victory. For his efforts, he was named USCHO s ECACHL co-goaltender of the Week. Dekanich made 53 saves in a pair of games against Lake Superior State during Colgate s first road weekend. He helped keep the games close as the Lakers outshot Colgate on the weekend, including taking 29 shots on goal during power-play opportunities. He allowed just one goal against Army, turning aside 21 of 22 Black Knight shots. The only puck that got past him was during a power play with Colgate firmly in control of the game, up 6-0. For the season, Dekanich owns a 1.58 goals against average and.943 save percentage, both of which rank second in the ECACHL. Five of the eight goals he has allowed this season have been power-play scores. He was named to the ECACHL Weekly Honor Roll in each of the first three weeks of the season. In addition to Dekanich, several other Raiders rank in the top 10 in the league in individual statistics*: Point scoring Rk. Player GP P/GM G-A-P T4. Kyle Wilson T10. Jesse Winchester goal scoring Rk. Player GP G/GM Goals 2. Kyle Wilson T4. Jesse Winchester ECAC Hockey League Standings as of November 4, 2005 assist Scoring Rk. Player GP A/GM Assists T4. Mike Campaner T7. Ryan Smyth power play points Rk. Player GP P/GM G-A-P T10. Kyle Wilson power play Goals Rk. Player GP PPG/G PPG 2. Kyle Wilson T3. Jesse Winchester T10. Tyler Burton short-handed points Rk. Player GP SHP/G G-A-P T1. Kyle Wilson T3. Mike Campaner Mark Dekanich Ryan Smyth short-handed goals Rk. Player GP SHG/G SHG T2. Kyle Wilson Mike Campaner game-winning goals Rk. Player GP GWG T2. Tyler Burton 6 1 Mike Campaner 6 1 Jon Smyth 6 1 Jesse Winchester 6 1 Defenseman scoring Rk. Player GP P/GM G-A-P 2. Mike Campaner goals against average Rk. Player Minutes GA GAA 2. Mark Dekanich 303: Save Percentage Rk. Player Saves GA Save% 2. Mark Dekanich winning percentage Rk. Player W-L-T Win% T5. Mark Dekanich * Through games of November 4. Odd-Man In Special teams have proven to be one of the strongest parts of the Raiders game during the early portion of the season. Colgate s combined special teams leads the nation and boasts a 63.1 percent success rate. The Raiders power play (11- for-37, 29.7 percent) ranks second in the country and leads the league. CU s penalty kill (42-for-47, 89.4 percent) is tied for 10th in the nation and ranks fourth in the league.

4 USCHO.com/CSTV Poll October 31, 2005 Rk. Team* Record Pts. Last 1. Colorado College (30) Maine (4) Michigan (5) Cornell (1) North Dakota Vermont Minnesota Michigan State Wisconsin Denver Boston College New Hampshire Ohio State Northern Michigan Harvard Miami Alaska-Fairbanks Bemidji State Boston University St. Lawrence Others Receiving Votes: COLGATE 66, Dartmouth 43, Rensselaer 8, Providence 7, Holy Cross 5, Quinnipiac 5, St. Cloud State 5, Mercyhurst 4, Nebraska-Omaha 4, Brown 2, Clarkson 2, UMass- Lowell 1, Western Michigan 1. * first-place votes in parentheses Bold indicates ECACHL team. Italics indicates Colgate opponent. USA Today/USA Hockey Mag. Poll October 31, 2005 Rk. Team* Record Pts. Last 1. Colorado College (27) Maine (2) Michigan (4) Cornell (1) North Dakota Minnesota Vermont Michigan State Denver Wisconsin Boston College New Hampshire Northern Michigan Ohio State Miami Others Receiving Votes: Harvard 34, Bemidji State 14, Alaska-Fairbanks 10, Holy Cross 6, Boston University 5, Mercyhurst 4, Dartmouth 2, St. Lawrence 2. * first-place votes in parentheses Bold indicates ECACHL team. Italics indicates Colgate opponent. Colgate s special teams play dominated Brown in the team s ECACHL opener. The Raiders converted four of their 10 power-play opportunities, including all three of their attempts in the second period. Meanwhile, Colgate killed off all 12 Brown power plays, including five in the third period. The Bears recorded 12 of their 26 shots while playing with a man advantage. In the 3-1 win against Bentley, both of Colgate s goals in the first period came on the power play, giving the team a 50 percent conversion rate for the opening session and a 33.3 percent success rate for the game. Six of the Raiders nine firstperiod shots came during power-play opportunities. In Colgate s win against Army, three of the Raiders goals were scored during odd-man situations, including one power-play goal and the team s first two short-handed goals of the season. Junior Mike Campaner netted a shorty 13:21 into the first period against the Black Knights, and senior Kyle Wilson added a short-handed tally and his third power-play goal of the season in the second period to complete a natural hat trick. In addition, the only goal Colgate allowed the Black Knights to score came during a power play with 33 seconds left in the second period. Colgate s first road weekend, a two-game series against Lake Superior State, was all about special teams play. With the teams combining for 79 penalty minutes over the two games, seven of the nine goals came during odd-man situations, including six power-play scores. Colgate Individual Scoring Breakdown (G-A-P) Total Even Power Play Shorthanded Home Away Neut. 1st Pd 2nd Pd 3rd Pd Overtime Mark Anderson Peter Bogdanich Tyler Burton Mike Campaner Ben Camper Joe DeBello Mark Dekanich Jason Fredricks Marc Fulton Alex Greig Liam Huculak Justin Kowalkoski Eric Main Tom Riley Nick St. Pierre David Sloane Jon Smyth Ryan Smyth Zac Tataryn Matt Torti Mike Werner Kyle Wilson Jesse Winchester Colgate Totals Colgate Goaltending Breakdown Home Games Road/Neutral Games GP Record Minutes GA GAA Saves Sv% ShO GP Record Minutes GA GAA Saves Sv% ShO Mark Dekanich : : Justin Kowalkoski : : Empty net 1 0: :19 0 Colgate Totals : :

5 The Last Time... Series Sweep in Starr Rink CU - 2/18-19/05 vs. Union (3-1) and Rensselaer (1-0) same team: 11/26-27/04 vs. Mercyhurst (3-1, 3-2) Opp. - 1/26-27/01, St. Lawrence (0-4) and Clarkson (2-4) same team: 10/19-20/01, Neb.-Omaha (4-5, 3-5) Series Sweep on the road CU - 1/14-15/05 at Rensselaer (4-2) and Union (1-0) same team: 10/8-9/04 at Ferris State (5-4, 4-2) Opp. - 2/14-15/03 at Harvard (0-7) and Brown (2-5) same team: 10/26-27/01 at Minnesota (0-8, 0-9) colgate won in overtime Starr Rink - 11/5/04 vs. Brown (3-2) On the Road - 11/7/03 at Princeton (3-2) Neutral Site - 12/27/97 vs. Niagara (4-3) colgate lost in overtime Starr Rink - 10/23/04 vs. Northeastern (3-4) On the Road - 11/8/03 at Yale (2-3) Neutral Site - 3/18/05 vs. Harvard (3-4, 2OT) colgate played an overtime game Starr Rink - 11/5/04 vs. Brown (W, 3-2) On the Road - 10/14/05 at Lake Superior State (T, 2-2) Neutral Site - 3/18/05 vs. Harvard (L, 3-4, 2OT) colgate registered an overtime tie Starr Rink - 11/22/03 vs. Bowling Green (2-2) On the Road - 10/14/05 at Lake Superior State (2-2) Neutral Site - 12/21/98 vs. Maine (3-3) Scoreless - 2/12/05 at Yale (0-0) colgate recorded a shutout Starr Rink - 3/12/05 vs. Brown (W, 3-0) Steve Silverthorn, 21 saves On the Road - 11/4/05 at Brown (W, 5-0) Mark Dekanich, 26 saves Neutral Site - 1/2/05 vs. Air Force (W, 3-0) Steve Silverthorn, 13 saves opponent recorded a shutout Starr Rink - 2/4/05, Cornell (L, 0-1) David McKee, 24 saves On the Road - 2/11/05, Yale (T, 0-0) Matt Modelski, 26 saves Neutral Site - 12/28/00, Western Michigan (L, 0-2) Jeff Reynaert, 30 saves team scored 10 or more goals CU - 1/11/98 vs. Merrimack (W, 10-7) Opp. - 11/29/96, Miami (L, 2-14) team recorded 40 shots CU - 3/18/05, 49 shots vs. Harvard (L, 3-4, 2OT) Opp. - 2/26/05, 41 shots, St. Lawrence (L, 3-5) team recorded 50 shots CU - 3/14/03, 70 shots at Dartmouth (W, 4-3, 4OT) Opp. - 3/18/05, 51 shots, Harvard (L, 3-4, OT) Player recorded a hat trick CU - 10/21/05, Kyle Wilson at Army (W, 6-1) Opp. - 1/22/05, Eric Przepiorka, Dartmouth (L, 3-6) Player scored a short-handed goal CU - 10/21/05, Kyle Wilson at Army (W, 6-1) Opp. - 1/1/05, Jason Guerriero, Northeastern (L, 1-5) Player scored an overtime goal CU - 11/5/04, Jon Smyth vs. Brown (W, 3-2) Opp. - 3/18/05, Kevin Du, Harvard (L, 3-4, 2OT) Player scored an empty-net goal CU - 1/21/05, Jon Smyth vs. Vermont (W, 4-1) Opp. - 2/26/05, Max Taylor, St. Lawrence (L, 3-5) Player scored with an extra attacker CU - 10/15/05, Jon Smyth vs. Lake Superior State (L, 2-3) Opp. - 2/25/05, Jay Latulippe, Clarkson (T, 3-3) goalie had 40 or more saves CU - 2/7/04, 47, Steve Silverthorn at Dartmouth (T, 3-3) Opp. - 11/8/03, 41, Matt Modelski, Yale (L, 2-3, OT) The teams started the weekend by exchanging power-play goals in the first period of Friday s game. For Wilson, it marked his second power-play goal of the year. The last two goals of the game were scored in five-on-five situations. On Saturday, all five goals came when the sides were uneven. Junior Marc Fulton scored his first power-play goal of the year to put Colgate up 1-0, but LSSU capitalized on a power-play chance in each of the three periods to take a 3-1 lead. Then, with 1:05 to play in regulation, senior captain Jon Smyth scored a six-on-five goal with netminder Mark Dekanich on the bench to pull Colgate to within one, 3-2. Both parts of Colgate s special teams made a difference in the Raiders season-opening win against UMass-Lowell. Colgate s penalty-killing unit shut down five UML power plays, including three in the first period, and allowed just five shots when playing with a man down. The Raiders converted two of their five power-play attempts against the River Hawks for a.400 success rate, with goals coming from sophomore Jesse Winchester and Wilson. For the game, Colgate took nine shots when playing with an extra man. Winchester Starts Season On A Roll Sophomore Jesse Winchester has scored at least one point in each of the first six games of the season, giving him a career-long point streak. Winchester ranks second on the team in scoring with five goals and four assists for nine points. He has three power play goals on the season, which is tied for third in the ECAC Hockey League. Last night, Winchester netted each of Colgate s last two goals, both on the power play, and assisted on Jon Smyth s game-winner in the first period. It marked the first multiple-goal game and first threepoint game of his career. Winchester scored the game-winning goal and added an assist in the season-opener against UMass-Lowell. He followed that up by netting the game-tying goal in the 2-2 tie with the Lakers, and registered an assist on Colgate s extra-attacker goal in the Saturday game. Winchester scored Colgate s first goal in the 6-1 win against Army, and assisted on the game-winning goal versus Bentley. Five Raiders Riding Point Streaks Sophomore Jesse Winchester isn t the only Raider on a roll. Four of his teammates enter tonight s game on point streaks of three games or more. Senior Kyle Wilson leads the pack with an eightgame streak that dates back to the final two games of the season. He has 13 points during that streak, including a power-play goal during the second period last night against Brown. (For more on Wilson, see Wilson Enjoys Offensive October. ) Senior captain Jon Smyth has gotten on the score sheet in each of the last four games. He netted an extra-man goal in the second game against Lake Superior State, recorded an assist versus Army, and netted a power-play goal against Bentley. Last night, he got his first game-winning goal of the year with the only even-strength score of the game during the first period, and he added an assist in the second period. Smyth is tied for sixth on the team in scoring with six points on three goals and three assists. Sophomore Tyler Burton is on a three-game point and goal streak. Burton netted Colgate s second goal and earned two assists, including the primary helper on Smyth s game-winner, last night. He posted a goal and an assist versus Bentley, and contributed one goal at Army. For the season, Burton ranks fifth on the team in scoring with seven points on four goals and three assists. Junior Mike Campaner enters tonight s game after recording at least one assist in each of the last three contests. He assisted on Wilson s power-play goal last night, and tied his career best by assisting on all three of Colgate s goals against Bentley. At Army, Campaner scored his first goal of the season and added an assist. This season, he leads Colgate s defensemen in scoring and is tied for third on the team with eight points on one goal and seven assists. Junior Marc Fulton enjoyed a four-game point streak to kick off the campaign, starting with a career-high four points against UMass-Lowell in the Raiders home opener. He added an assist in Colgate s first game at Lake Superior State and a goal on the second night. Versus Army, he assisted on the first goal of Wilson s natural hat trick. After being kept off the scoresheet against Bentley, he recorded an assist last night at Brown. Fulton is tied for third on Colgate s scoring chart with three goals and five assists for eight points. Colgate point-scoring streaks Player Length Dates Total Pts. (G/A) Kyle Wilson 8 3/19-11/4 13 (7/6) Jesse Winchester 6 10/7-11/4 9 (5/4) Jon Smyth 4 10/15-11/4 5 (3/2) Jon Smyth 4 3/18-10/7 5 (3/2) Marc Fulton 4 10/7-10/21 7 (3/4) Tyler Burton 3 10/21-11/4 6 (3/3) Mike Campaner 3 10/21-11/4 6 (1/5) Colgate Goal-scoring streaks Player Length Dates Total Goals Tyler Burton 3 10/21-11/4 3 Colgate assist streaks Player Length Dates Total Assists Mike Campaner 3 10/21-11/4 5 Kyle Wilson 3 10/15-10/29 3 Kyle Wilson 3 3/19-10/7 3 Italics indicates active streak. Streaks are three games or more. Campaner Contributes from the Blue Line Junior Mike Campaner has quickly become Colgate s top-scoring defenseman for the second straight season. He extended his current point streak to three games with an assist last night against Brown, giving him eight points on one goal and a team-high seven helpers on the season. Colgate is now during his career when he records a point. Campaner assisted on all three Raider goals in Saturday s game against Bentley to tie his career high and earn a spot on the ECAC Hockey League Weekly Honor Roll. It marked the fifth time in his career that Campaner recorded three or more points, and it was his third multiple-point game of the season. He now has 10 multi-point games in his career. Campaner enjoyed his second multiple-point game of the season in Colgate s win against Army. His first goal of the year, which came 13:21 into the first period, was a short-handed tally and also proved to be the game-winner. It was the first game-winning goal of his career, and his first shorthanded goal since his freshman season.

6 Scoring by Class Class G A TP Pct. Senior (5) Junior (4) Sophomore (4) Freshman (7) Totals Number in parentheses is number of skaters who have played. Goaltender Mark Dekanich s assist is included in the sophomore class statistics. Scoring in Final 10 Min/OT Class G A TP GWG GTG Mark Anderson Peter Bogdanich Tyler Burton Mike Campaner Ben Camper Joe DeBello Jason Fredricks Marc Fulton Alex Greig Liam Huculak Eric Main Tom Riley Nick St. Pierre David Sloane Jon Smyth Ryan Smyth Zac Tataryn Matt Torti Mike Werner Kyle Wilson Jesse Winchester Situational Scoring GF GA Even strength 11 4 Five-on-six (empty net) 0 0 Six-on-five (extra man) 1 0 Five-on-five 10 4 Four-on-four 0 0 Three-on-three 0 0 Power play 11 5 Six-on-four (extra man) 0 0 Five-on-four 8 5 Five-on-three 2 0 Four-on-three 0 0 Shorthanded 2 0 Four-on-six (empty net) 0 0 Four-on-five 2 0 Three-on-four 0 0 Three-on-five 0 0 Empty net 0 0 Overtime 0 0 First minute of period* 0 0 First minute of game 0 0 Last minute of period* 0 1 Last minute of game 0 0 Penalty shot 0 0 Totals 24 9 * Includes goals scored in first/last minute of game. Campaner s first multiple-point game of the season came when he assisted on back-to-back goals in the second period versus UMass-Lowell. Campaner ranks seventh in the nation and is second in the league in points per game by a defenseman with a 1.33 average. Last season, he paced Colgate s defensemen in scoring with 19 points on four goals and 15 assists. Camper Gets First Career Multi-Point Game Sophomore Ben Camper recorded two assists against Brown for the first multiple-point game of his career in just his second game of the season. Last night, Camper proved himself to be an asset on Colgate s power-play unit, as he set up two manup scores playing the right point. Camper was sidelined for the first four games of the year recovering from the injury that made him miss the last half of his freshman campaign. He finished his first season with one goal and one assist in 13 contests. colgate multiple-point games Player Date, Opponent Total Pts. (G/A) Kyle Wilson 10/21, Army 4 (3/1) Marc Fulton 10/7, UMass-Lowell 4 (2/2) Ryan Smyth 10/21, Army 4 (0/4) Kyle Wilson 10/7, UMass-Lowell 3 (2/1) Jesse Winchester 11/4, Brown 3 (2/1) Tyler Burton 11/4, Brown 3 (1/2) Mike Campaner 10/29, Bentley 3 (0/3) Jesse Winchester 10/7, UMass-Lowell 2 (1/1) Mike Campaner 10/21, Army 2 (1/1) Tyler Burton 10/29, Bentley 2 (1/1) Jon Smyth 11/4, Brown 2 (1/1) Mike Campaner 10/7, UMass-Lowell 2 (0/2) Ryan Smyth 10/7, UMass-Lowell 2 (0/2) Ben Camper 11/4, Brown 2 (0/2) colgate multiple-goal games Player Date, Opponent Total Goals Kyle Wilson 10/21, Army 3 Marc Fulton 10/7, UMass-Lowell 2 Kyle Wilson 10/7, UMass-Lowell 2 Jesse Winchester 11/4, Brown 2 colgate multiple-assist games Player Date, Opponent Total Assists Ryan Smyth 10/21, Army 4 Mike Campaner 10/29, Bentley 3 Mike Campaner 10/7, UMass-Lowell 2 Marc Fulton 10/7, UMass-Lowell 2 Ryan Smyth 10/7, UMass-Lowell 2 Tyler Burton 11/4, Brown 2 Ben Camper 11/4, Brown 2 Rookies Get on the Scoresheet Freshman defenseman Nick St. Pierre became the first Colgate rookie to record his first career point when he assisted on the eventual game-winning goal in the season-opener against UMass-Lowell. For his efforts, St. Pierre was named to the ECAC Hockey League Honor Roll on Oct. 10. Later in the game, classmate Jason Fredricks earned his first collegiate point when he assisted on Kyle Wilson s power-play goal in the third period. St. Pierre picked up another assist in Colgate s second game against Lake Superior State. He was one of six skaters on the ice for the Raiders as the team was trying to come back from a 3-1 deficit late in the game. St. Pierre took a pass from sophomore Jesse Winchester and fired from the left point. His shot was tipped into the net by senior captain Jon Smyth to make it a one-goal game. St. Pierre recorded the first ECAC Hockey League point of his career when he assisted on a powerplay goal in the second period. St. Pierre s shot from the left point was tipped into the goal by the tip of sophomore Tyler Burton s skate. Wilson Enjoys an Offensive October Senior Kyle Wilson capped off the month of October with an assist on Colgate s third goal against Bentley, giving him 10 points for the month on six goals and four helpers. Wilson kicked off the second month of the season by extending his career-long point streak to eight games with a power-play goal during the second period against Brown last night. Wilson recorded his first career hat trick with three straight goals against Army on Oct. 21. He hit for the cycle, netting one of each type of goal: even-strength, short-handed and power-play. He also assisted on Colgate s second goal, which was the team s first short-handed score of the season. Wilson s four points tied his career best, and it marked the fifth multiple-goal game of his career. For his efforts, he was honored as the ECAC Hockey League and USCHO ECACHL Player of the Week. In addition to his four points against Army, Wilson had a multiple-point game in the seasonopener against UMass-Lowell with two goals and one assist. Colgate is now during his career when he records a point. For the season, Wilson leads the team and is tied for first in the nation with seven goals and an average of 1.17 goals per game. His 11 points is tops among his teammates, and with 1.83 points per game he is tied for seventh in the country. In addition to the team rankings, several Raiders rank in the national top 20 in individual statistics*: Points per game Rk. Player GP G-A-P P/GM T7. Kyle Wilson goals per game Rk. Player GP Goals G/GM T1. Kyle Wilson T16. Jesse Winchester assists per game Rk. Player GP Assists A/GM T17. Mike Campaner power play goals Rk. Player GP PPG/G PPG T6. Kyle Wilson T11. Jesse Winchester Short-handed goals Rk. Player GP SHG/G SHG T4. Kyle Wilson Mike Campaner game-winning goals Rk. Player GP GWG T16. Tyler Burton 6 1 Mike Campaner 6 1 Jon Smyth 6 1 Jesse Winchester 6 1 Points per game, Defensemen Rk. Player GP G-A-P P/GM 7. Mike Campaner Goals against average Rk. Player Minutes GA GAA 8. Mark Dekanich 303:

7 Colgate s Record When... At home On the road At a neutral site In overtime On Friday On Saturday On a weekday In October In November In December In January In February In March Game 1 of an ECACHL weekend series Game 2 of an ECACHL weekend series Following a win Following a loss Following a tie One-goal games Two-goal games Three-goal games Four-goal games Five-or-more-goal games Scoring first Scored on first Leading after the first period Trailing after the first period Tied after the first period Leading after the second period Trailing after the second period Tied after the second period Outshooting opponent Getting outshot Shots are tied Recording fewer than 20 shots Allowing fewer than 20 shots Recording shots Allowing shots Recording shots Allowing shots Recording shots Allowing shots Recording shots Allowing shots Recording shots Allowing shots Recording shots Allowing shots Recording 50 or more shots Allowing 50 or more shots Winning more faceoffs Losing more faceoffs Faceoffs are even More penalty minutes than opponent Fewer penalty minutes than opponent Penalty minutes are even Scoring at least one power-play goal Not scoring on the power play Allowing a power-play goal Shutting down opponent power play Scoring a shorthanded goal Allowing a shorthanded goal On regulation-sized ice On non-regulation-sized ice Wearing white jerseys Wearing maroon jerseys Save percentage Rk. Player Saves GA Save % 4. Mark Dekanich * Through games of November 4. Kowalkoski Gets Win in First Career Start Sophomore goaltender Justin Kowalkoski earned a win in his first collegiate game and first career start against Bentley on Saturday, Oct. 29. Kowalkoski made 19 saves on 20 shots, including stopping nine shots in the second period. As a collegian, Kowalkoski now owns a 1.00 goals against average and a.950 save percentage. His only other previous action in a Raider uniform was during an exhibition game against Ottawa last season. In that contest, he played 31 minutes and made 10 saves without allowing a goal. Ryan Racks Up Assists Against Army Senior Ryan Smyth recorded a career-high four assists against Army, including contributing the primary assist on each goal of Kyle Wilson s natural hat trick. It marked the first time in his career that he has posted more than two points in a game, and it is the fifth multiple-point game of his career. Smyth also had two assists against UMass- Lowell, and he has six assists on the year. During his career, Colgate is when he gets on the scoresheet. Raiders Dominate in Faceoff Circle Colgate continued its season-long success in the faceoff circle by edging Brown, 40-38, in the ECAC Hockey League opener. Sophomore Tyler Burton paced the Raiders by winning 15 of his 23 draws. He owns a 62.0 percent success rate on the season with 85 wins and 52 losses. Versus Bentley, Colgate won 36 of the 56 draws taken in the game. Senior Kyle Wilson led the way with 14 wins on 18 attempts, while sophomore Ben Camper won 11 of his 16 draws in his first game back from injury. Wilson owns a 54.6 win percentage for the season, with 71 wins and 59 losses, while Camper leads Colgate s centers with Colgate s Record When... a 66.7 winning percentage on 18 of 27 successful draws. In addition to Burton, Wilson and Camper, freshman Tom Riley has also winning more than half of his draws. He won four of his five attempts against Brown to give him 23 wins on 37 attempts for the season and a 62.2 percent success rate. For the season, Colgate has won 228 of its 398 faceoffs for a 57.3 percent success rate. Colgate in the National Rankings Colgate has gotten off to a fast start this season, and as a team the Raiders lead the nation in both scoring margin and combined special teams. Colgate is defeating its opponents by an average of 2.50 goals per game. The Raiders special teams play has proven to be 63.1 percent effective (53- of-84). In the categories where Colgate doesn t lead the country, the team is in excellent company. The Raiders power play ranks second in Division I at 29.7 percent (11-for-37), right behind No. 3 Michigan. Colgate s scoring defense is tied for second at 1.50 goals allowed per game, behind No. 2 Maine. Colgate ranks in the national top 10 in several other categories. The Raiders are tied for sixth in scoring offense with a 4.00 goals per game average. The team s penalty kill is tied for 10th with an 89.4 percent success rate (42-of-47). The Raiders are averaging 20.5 penalty minutes per game, which ranks 40th in the nation. Colgate s.750 winning percentage is tied for 11th in the country. Colgate in the ECAC Hockey League Rankings With ECAC Hockey League competition now completely underway, it s clear the Colgate stacks up well against its conference-mates. The Raiders lead the league in scoring defense (1.50 goals per game), power play (29.7 percent) and combined special teams (63.1 percent). Gets on the Ice Scores a Goal Records a Point Mark Anderson (1-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) Peter Bogdanich (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) Tyler Burton (1-0-0 ECACHL) (1-0-0 ECACHL) (1-0-0 ECACHL) Mike Campaner (1-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) (1-0-0 ECACHL) Ben Camper (1-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) (1-0-0 ECACHL) Joe DeBello (1-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) Mark Dekanich (1-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) Jason Fredricks (1-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) Marc Fulton (1-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) (1-0-0 ECACHL) Alex Greig (1-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) Liam Huculak (1-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) Justin Kowalkoski (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) Eric Main (1-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) Tom Riley (1-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) Nick St. Pierre (1-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) (1-0-0 ECACHL) David Sloane (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) Jon Smyth (1-0-0 ECACHL) (1-0-0 ECACHL) (1-0-0 ECACHL) Ryan Smyth (1-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) Zac Tataryn (1-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) Matt Torti (1-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) (1-0-0 ECACHL) Mike Werner (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) Kyle Wilson (1-0-0 ECACHL) (1-0-0 ECACHL) (1-0-0 ECACHL) Jesse Winchester (1-0-0 ECACHL) (1-0-0 ECACHL) (1-0-0 ECACHL)

8 Team Superlatives Period Superlatives Most goals...3, 2nd vs. UMass-Lowell (Oct. 7)...3, 1st at Army (Oct. 21)... 3, 2nd at Army (Oct. 21)...3, 2nd at Brown (Nov. 4) Most shots... 14, 2nd vs. UMass-Lowell (Oct. 7)...14, 2nd vs. Bentley (Oct. 29) Most shots allowed...14, 1st vs. UMass-Lowell (Oct. 7)... 14, 3rd vs. UMass-Lowell (Oct. 7) Most penalties...6, 3rd at Brown (Nov. 4) Most penalty minutes...21, 1st at Lake Superior St. (Oct. 14) Fewest shots...4, 3rd at Brown (Nov. 4) Fewest shots allowed...3, 1st vs. Bentley (Oct. 29) Game Superlatives Most goals... 6 vs. UMass-Lowell (Oct. 7)...6 at Army (Oct. 21) Most goals allowed... 3 at Lake Suprior St. (Oct. 15) Most shots...35 vs. UMass-Lowell (Oct. 7) Most shots allowed...34 vs. UMass-Lowell (Oct. 7) Most penalties at Lake Superior St. (Oct. 15) Most penalty minutes...30 at Lake Superior St. (Oct. 15) Most power play goals... 4 at Brown (Nov. 4) Most power play goals allowed... 3 at LSSU (Oct. 15) Most power play attempts... 9 at Brown (Nov. 4) Most power play attempts allowed at Lake Superior St. (Oct. 15) at Brown (Nov. 4) Most shorthanded goals...2 at Army (Oct. 21) Most shorthanded goals allowed...n/a Fewest goals... 2 at Lake Superior State (Oct. 14)...2 at Lake Superior State (Oct. 15) Fewest goals allowed... 0 at Brown (Nov. 4) Fewest shots...18 at Lake Superior State (Oct. 15) Fewest shots allowed...20 vs. Bentley (Oct. 29) Fewest penalties... 5 vs. UMass-Lowell (Oct. 7) Fewest penalty minutes...10 vs. UMass-Lowell (Oct. 7) Miscellaneous Largest margin of victory...5 at Army (Oct. 21)... 5 at Brown (Nov. 4) Largest margin of defeat... 1 at Lake Superior St. (Oct. 15) Longest winning streak... 3 (Oct. 21-Nov. 4) Longest unbeaten streak... 3 (Oct. 21-Nov. 4) Longest losing streak...1 (Oct. 15) Longest winless streak...2 (Oct ) Longest home winning streak... 2 (Oct. 7-29) Longest home unbeaten streak... 2 (Oct. 7-29) Longest home losing streak...n/a Longest home winless streak...n/a Longest road winning streak... 2 (Oct. 21-Nov. 4) Longest road unbeaten streak... 2 (Oct. 21-Nov. 4) Longest road losing streak...1 (Oct. 14) Longest road winless streak...2 (Oct ) Longest neutral site winning streak...n/a Longest neutral site unbeaten streak...n/a Longest neutral site losing streak...n/a Longest neutral site winless streak...n/a Colgate is tied for third in the league in scoring offense with 4.00 goals per game. The Raiders penalty kill ranks fourth at 89.4 percent, and the team is seventh in the league with an average of 20.5 penalty minutes per game. Commendations for Colgate s Captain For the second straight season, senior captain Jon Smyth was named to both the coaches and media preseason all-ecac Hockey League teams, the league announced on Sept. 20. In addition, Smyth was named to Inside College Hockey s Dream Team on Sept. 27. INCH s Dream Team was comprised of the nation s best players in their various roles. Smyth, for instance, was placed on the second forward line and top power-play line with Colorado College s Brett Sterling and Michigan s Andrew Ebbett. On Oct. 7, U.S. College Hockey Online announced its preseason All-America teams. Smyth added to his preseason accolades by becoming an honorable mention selection. Last season, Smyth was named to both the ECACHL and USCHO preseason teams. Game Highs Most goals... 3 Kyle Wilson at Army (Oct. 21) Most assists... 4 Ryan Smyth at Army (Oct. 21) Most points... 4 Marc Fulton vs. UMass-Lowell (Oct. 7) Ryan Smyth at Army (Oct. 21) Kyle Wilson at Army (Oct. 21) Most power-play goals... 2 Jesse Winchester at Brown (Nov. 4) Most shorthanded goals... 1 Mike Campaner at Army (Oct. 21) Kyle Wilson at Army (Oct. 21) Most penalties... 3 Matt Torti at Lake Superior State (Oct. 14) Marc Fulton at Brown (Nov. 4) Most penalty minutes Matt Torti at Lake Superior State (Oct. 14) Most saves...32 Mark Dekanich vs. UMass-Lowell (Oct. 7) Most goals allowed... 3 Mark Dekanich at Lake Superior State (Oct. 15) Game Lows Fewest saves...19 Justin Kowalkoski vs. Bentley (Oct. 29) Fewest goals allowed... 0 Mark Dekanich at Brown (Nov. 4) Individual Superlatives Raider Flashback: February 11, 2005 Colgate s last game in Ingalls Rink featured two very defensive-minded teams, and two goalies who were clearly in the zone, as Colgate and Yale skated to the first 0-0 tie in Raider history. Bulldog goalie Matt Modelski withstood a very aggressive Colgate offense in the first period as the Raiders outshot Yale Colgate s best chance at a goal came when Tyler Burton shot on an open net, but hit the right post. Yale put eight shots on goal in the second period to Colgate s five, and outshot the Raiders 8-7 in the third. During the overtime, both teams had their chances, with Colgate getting three shots and Yale attempting two. Raider goaltender Steve Silverthorn finished the game with 19 saves, while Modelski stopped all 26 shots he faced. From that game, Colgate went undefeated over the next four games, and was unbeaten in six of their next seven contests. Bumps and Bruises Junior right wing Dustin Gillanders will miss the entire season due to an injury. Period Highs Most goals... 2 Kyle Wilson, 2nd at Army (Oct. 21) Most assists... 2 Mike Campaner, 2nd vs. UMass-Lowell (Oct. 7) Ryan Smyth, 1st at Army (Oct. 21) Ryan Smyth, 2nd at Army (Oct. 21) Mike Campaner, 1st vs. Bentley (Oct. 29) Ben Camper, 2nd at Brown (Nov. 4) Most points... 2 Mike Campaner, 2nd vs. UMass-Lowell (Oct. 7) Marc Fulton, 2nd vs. UMass-Lowell (Oct. 7) Kyle Wilson, 2nd vs. UMass-Lowell (Oct. 7) Ryan Smyth, 1st at Army (Oct. 21) Kyle Wilson, 1st at Army (Oct. 21) Ryan Smyth, 2nd at Army (Oct. 21) Kyle Wilson, 2nd at Army (Oct. 21) Mike Campaner, 1st vs. Bentley (Oct. 29) Tyler Burton, 1st vs. Bentley (Oct. 29) Ben Camper, 2nd at Brown (Nov. 4) Most penalties... 3 Matt Torti, 1st at Lake Superior State (Oct. 14) Most penalty minutes Matt Torti, 1st at Lake Superior State (Oct. 14) Most saves...14 Mark Dekanich, 1st vs. UMass-Lowell (Oct. 7) Most goals allowed... 2 Mark Dekanich, 3rd vs. UMass-Lowell (Oct. 7) Period Lows Fewest saves... 3 Justin Kowalkoski, 1st vs. Bentley (Oct. 29) Fewest goals allowed... 0 Mark Dekanich, 1st vs. UMass-Lowell (Oct. 7) Mark Dekanich, 2nd vs. UMass-Lowell (Oct. 7) Mark Dekanich, 3rd at Lake Superior St. (Oct. 14) Mark Dekanich, 1st at Army (Oct. 21) Mark Dekanich, 3rd at Army (Oct. 21) Justin Kowalkoski, 1st vs. Bentley (Oct. 29) Justin Kowalkoski, 3rd vs. Bentley (Oct. 29) Mark Dekanich, 1st at Brown (Nov. 4) Mark Dekanich, 2nd at Brown (Nov. 4) Mark Dekanich, 3rd at Brown (Nov. 4)