SCHEDULE. American International vs. Michigan State Fri., Nov. 1-7 p.m. Sun., Nov. 3-1 p.m. Munn Ice Arena East Lansing, Mich.

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1 SCHEDULE October Wed November 1 Sun December Sun WESTERN ONTARIO (Exhib.) W, 4-1 at Massachusetts L, 1-3 at Massachusetts L, 2-5 No. 18 UMASS-LOWELL L, 1-4 No. 13/14 BOSTON UNIVERSITY W, 3-1 FSD FSD AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL 7 p.m. Comcast AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL 1 p.m. Comcast at Michigan Tech 7:07 p.m. at Michigan Tech 7:07 p.m. WESTERN MICHIGAN 7:05 p.m. FSD at Western Michigan 7:05 p.m. PRINCETON 7 p.m. Comcast 1 p.m. TBA 4 p.m. 7 pm. Comcast FSD Plus FSD Plus Comcast 49th annual Great Lakes Invitational [1] 27 vs. Michigan Tech 3:30 pm. 28 vs. Michigan/Western Michigan 3:30/7 p.m. FSD FSD January PRINCETON MINNESOTA * MINNESOTA * FERRIS STATE (US Hockey HOF Game) American International vs. Michigan State, Nov. 1-7 p.m. Sun., Nov. 3-1 p.m. Munn Ice Arena East Lansing, Mich. Games 5 & 6 Home Games 3 & 4 at Ohio State * at Ohio State * PENN STATE * PENN STATE * MICHIGAN * vs. Michigan * [2] at Minnesota * 6:30 p.m. 7 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 7 p.m. 9 p.m. BTN February at Minnesota * OHIO STATE * OHIO STATE * at Penn State * at Penn State * at Wisconsin * at Wisconsin * 8 p.m. FSD Plus 6:30 p.m. BTN 4 p.m. FSD Plus 6:30 p.m. BTN 3:30 p.m. ESPNews 9 p.m. BTN 5 p.m. ESPNU March Th U.S. NAT L DEV. PROGRAM (Exhib.) 7 p.m. FSD Plus at Michigan * 7 p.m. MICHIGAN * 7 p.m. WISCONSIN * 7:05 p.m. WISCONSIN * 4 p.m. FSD Plus Big Ten Tournament [3] TBA BTN BTN NBCSN BTN FSD BTN TV: Comcast - Ch. 900 in Mich. ( - Brenden Thomas, Lyle Phair) (Sun. - Ben Holden, Lyle Phair) 1-3, 0-0 B1G 1-1, 1-0 Atlantic Hockey The AIC-MSU Series First meeting Web Stream: BTN2Go.com Radio: WJIM 1240 AM & SpartanSportsNetwork.com (Scott Moore, Rob Woodward) Live Stats: MSUSpartans.com On The Fly... The Spartans welcome American International for a weekend set this Friday (7 p.m.) and Sunday (1 p.m.) at Munn Arena... This weekend will mark the first-ever meetings between the programs. MSU enters the weekend sixth in the nation in faceoff win percentage at 54.9% ( )... The Spartans have won more draws than their opponents in three of four games this season, including vs. No. 13/14 Boston University, where they won 64.3% (36-20) of the faceoffs with the Terriers. Sophomore Mike Ferrantino leads all Spartan centers in faceoff win percentage at 66.7% (22-11)... Classmate Matt DeBlouw is in the faceoff dot this year, leading the team in draw wins. The Spartans rank 20th in the nation and are second among all Big Ten teams with 74 blocked shots. The Spartans are averaging 30.8 shots on goal per game this season, up 5.2 shots per game from their average last season. For the second consecutive season, the Spartans had seven different freshmen or redshirt freshmen in their lineup in each of the first four games of the year. Two of the Spartans top-three point producers are defensemen in Jake Chelios (0-3=3) and Rhett Holland (0-3=3). Since surrendering five power play goals in their first two contests, the Spartans killed 6-of-7 penalties in their two games last weekend. Sun NCAA Regionals Bridgeport, Conn.; Worcester, Mass.; Cincinnati, Ohio; St. Paul, Minn. Rhett Holland (0-3=3), Joe Cox (1-1=2) Mackenzie MacEachern (1-0=1) and Brock Krygier (0-1=1) have all recorded the first points of their collegiate careers so far this season. April Thu NCAA Frozen Four Wells Fargo Center; Philadelphia, Pa. MSU had two players, Jake Chelios and Brock Krygier, that each had a plus-3 rating in the win over Boston University... Krygier leads the team this season with a plus-2 rating. * - Big Ten game [1] - Comerica Park [2] - Joe Louis Arena [3] - Xcel Energy Center, St. Paul, Minn. All times ET The Spartans have been outshot this season just , but hold a first-period advantage over their opponents. Senior captain Greg Wolfe leads MSU in goals (3) and shots on goal (13)... He is the Spartans activecareer leader in goals (25), assists (36) and points (61). Jake Chelios is one of 11 active Division I players with a consecutive games-played streak of at least 120. The Inaugural Season

2 The Spartans No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. S/C Birthdate Hometown/Previous Team 4 Travis Walsh D So. L 6/4/93 Haslett, Mich./Muskegon Lumberjacks (USHL) 5 RJ Boyd (FLA) D Jr. L 2/7/91 Lake Worth, Fla./Indiana Ice (USHL) 6 Chris Knudson D Fr. R 4/27/93 North Barrington, Ill. /Wichita Falls Wildcats (NAHL) 7 John Draeger (MIN) D So. R 12/2/93 Faribault, Minn./Shattuck St. Mary s 9 Connor Wood F R-Fr. R 3/7/94 Bloomfield Hills, Mich./ Detroit Honeybaked U Tanner Sorenson F Jr. R 2/17/93 Anchorage, Alaska/Shattuck-St. Mary s 11 Rhett Holland (PHX) D R-Fr. R 9/25/93 Calgary, Alberta/Okotoks Oilers (AJHL) 12 Ryan Keller F So. L 5/17/93 Farmington Hills, Mich./Sioux Falls Stampede (USHL) 14 Nickolas Gatt D Sr. R 12/20/90 Farmington Hills, Mich./Alabama-Huntsville 15 Mackenzie MacEachern (STL) F Fr. L 3/9/94 Troy, Mich./Chicago Steel (USHL) 16 Dean Chelios F R-Sr. L 7/14/89 Bloomfield Hills, Mich./Chicago Steel (USHL) 17 Brock Krygier D R-Fr. L 12/9/93 Novi, Mich./Detroit Honeybaked U JT Stenglein F Fr. L 7/11/93 Greece, N.Y./Waterloo Blackhawks (USHL) 19 Matt DeBlouw (CGY) F So. L 9/17/93 Chesterfield, Mich./Muskegon Lumberjacks (USHL) 20 Michael Ferrantino F So. R 1/1/93 Plymouth, Mich./Omaha Lancers (USHL) 21 Joe Cox F Fr. R 1/7/94 Chelsea, Mich./Muskegon Lumberjacks (USHL) 22 Lee Reimer F Sr. L 8/2/90 Landmark, Manitoba/Canmore Eagles (AJHL) 24 Justin Hoomaian F R-So. R 12/27/90 Canton, Mich./Michigan Warriors (NAHL) 25 Brent Darnell F Jr. R 3/23/92 Canton, Mich./Sioux Falls Stampede (USHL) 26 Villiam Haag F Fr. R 11/25/93 Gothenburg, Sweden/Vastra Frolunda HC 27 Matt Berry F Jr. R 8/18/92 Canton, Mich./Muskegon Lumberjacks (USHL) 28 Thomas Ebbing F Fr. L 9/28/94 Troy, Mich./Chicago Steel (USHL) 30 Jake Hildebrand G So. L 6/19/93 Butler, Pa./Cedar Rapids RoughRiders (USHL) 32 Nate Phillips G R-So. L 7/22/92 Jackson, Mich./Winnipeg South Blues (MJHL) 37 Will Yanakeff G Sr. L 4/30/92 Jerome, Mich./Waterloo Blackhawks (USHL) 42 Jake Chelios D Sr. L 3/8/91 Bloomfield Hills, Mich./Chicago Steel (USHL) 86 Greg Wolfe F Sr. R 4/25/90 Canton, Mich./Omaha Lancers (USHL) 92 David Bondra F So. L 8/26/92 Annapolis, Md./Chilliwack Chiefs (BCHL) Head Coach: Tom Anastos (Third season, Michigan State, 87) Assistant Coaches: Tom Newton (24th season, Bowling Green 80) Kelly Miller (Third season, Michigan State 85) Goaltending Coach: Mike Gilmore (Third season, Michigan State 92) pronounciation guide Anastos...ah-NASS-tis Chelios...CHEHL-ee-ohs DeBlouw...deh-BLOW (like cow ) Draeger... DRAY-gurr Ebbing...EH-bing Villiam Haag...WILL-iam HAYG Hoomaian...hoe-MY-an Knudson... kah-nood-son Krygier...KREE-gurr Reimer...RYE-mer Stenglein... STEN-gline Yanakeff...YAN-a-keff 27 Matt Berry F Jr. 92 David Bondra F So. 5 RJ Boyd D Jr. 16 Dean Chelios F R-Sr. 42 Jake Chelios D Sr. 21 Joe Cox F Fr. 25 Brent Darnell F Jr. 19 Matt DeBlouw F So. 7 John Draeger D So. 28 Thomas Ebbing F Fr. 20 Mike Ferrantino F So. 14 Nickolas Gatt D Sr. 26 Villiam Haag F Fr. 30 Jake Hildebrand G So. 11 Rhett Holland D R-Fr. 24 Justin Hoomaian F R-So. 12 Ryan Keller D So. 6 Chris Knudson D Fr. 17 Brock Krygier D R-Fr. 15 Mackenzie MacEachern F Fr. 32 Nate Phillips G R-So. 22 Lee Reimer F Sr. 10 Tanner Sorenson F Jr. 18 JT Stenglein F Fr. 4 Travis Walsh D So. 86 Greg Wolfe F Sr. 9 Connor Wood F R-Fr. 37 Will Yanakeff G Sr. INSTITUTIONAL INFORMATION Founded 1855 Location East Lansing, MI Enrollment 48,906 Nickname Spartans Colors Green and White Affiliation NCAA Division I Conference Big Ten President Dr. Lou Anna K. Simon Athletics Director Mark Hollis SWA/Hockey Administrator Shelley Appelbaum Faculty Representative Dr. Michael Kasavana Arena (Capacity) Munn Ice Arena (6,470) Ice Surface 200 by 85 SPARTAN PROGRAM HISTORY First Varsity Season 1922 All-Time Record 1, (.567), 72 seasons All-Time CCHA Record (.658), 31 seasons NCAA Tournament Appearances 27 (1959, 1966, 1967, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2012) NCAA Titles 3 (1966, 1986, 2007) MICHIGAN STATE HOCKEY STAFF Head Coach Tom Anastos Assistant Coach Kelly Miller Assistant Coach Tom Newton Goaltending Coach Mike Gilmore Director of Hockey Operations Adam Nightingale Hockey Operations Assistant Carolyn Eggenberger Athletic Trainer Dave Carrier Equipment Manager Tom Magee Team Physician Dr. Robert Norris Strength & Conditioning Coach Mike Vorkapich Munn Ice Arena Manager Tom Campbell Executive Secretary Kris Smith ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Hockey Contact Jeff Barnes Office Phone Cell Phone jbarnes@ath.msu.edu Munn Press Box Facebook 2

3 ABOUT AIC Location... Springfield, Mass. Enrollment... 3,142 (undergrad & grad) Home Arena... Olympia Ice Center (200 x 85 ) Capacity...2,200 Conference...Atlantic Hockey Record Atlantic Hockey Record Head Coach... Gary Wright Alma Mater...Vermont 76 Record at AIC Assistant Coach...Graham Johnson Alma Mater... Rhode Island 07 Assistant Coach...Kyle Pobur Alma Mater... Lake Superior State 12 First Season in Division I MICHIGAN STATE & AIC HEAD-TO-HEAD SPARTANS YELLOW JACKETS Overall Record League Record Won 1 Current Streak Won Home Away Neutral Overtime Goals Goals Per Game Goals Allowed Per Game Penalty Minutes Per Game (.048) Power Play 1-7 (.143) (.700) Penalty Kill 6-9 (.667) 0 Shorthanded Goals Faceoffs (W-L) Faceoff %.520 Greg Wolfe (Sr., 4 GP, 3-0-3) Top Three Scorers Blake Peake (Sr., 2 GP, 1-1-2) Rhett Holland (So., 4 GP, 0-3-3) Nathan Sliwinski (Jr., 2 GP, 1-1-2) Jake Chelios (Sr., 4 GP, 0-3-3) Jason Popek (Jr., 2 GP, 1-1-2) Jake Hildebrand (So., 1-2,.926 Sv%, 2.34 GAA) Top Goaltender(s) Ty Reichenbach (Fr., 1-0,.952 Sv%, 1.00 GAA) Will Yanakeff (Sr., 0-1,.848 Sv%, 5.00 GAA) Ryan Kerpan (Sr., 0-1,.783 Sv%, 10.0 GAA) SET-UP MAN Senior defenseman Jake Chelios assisted on all three goals in the 3-1 win over Boston University, establishing a new career best. Dean Chelios drew the primary assist on Joe Cox s game-winning goal, while Jake got the secondary assist, marking the first time the two brothers had combined to assist on a goal while at MSU. NEVER FORGET YOUR FIRST Freshmen Joe Cox and Mackenzie MacEachern both recorded their first-career goals this past weekend. MacEachern tallied the Spartans lone goal against UMass-Lowell, while Cox snapped a 1-1 tie by scoring the game-winner with 4:04 to play in MSU s win over BU. Redshirt freshman Brock Krygier got his first-career point by assisting on Brent Darnell s game-tying goal vs. BU. ONE OF A KIND Freshman Villiam Haag is one of 11 players from Sweden in Division I college hockey this season, and just one of 24 from Europe (11 - Sweden, 10 - Finland, 3 - Austria). The native of Gothenburg, Sweden, has appeared in each of the last three games of the season. Geir Hoff ( ) of Oslo, Norway, is the only European letterwinner in MSU program history. NEW AROUND HERE This weekend s series with American International marks just the fourth time since 2007 that the Spartans will meet an opponent at Munn for the first time in program history. New opponents that the Spartans have met at Munn over the last six years include Mercyhurst (W, 6-2; W, 6-2) in 2007, Robert Morris (W, 5-2; W, 6-2) in 2011 and Penn State (W, 5-3; L, 2-3) last year. THE ALL-TIME SERIES MSU vs. AIC First meeting BTN2GO PICKS UP COMCAST GAMES All five of the Spartans games broadcast on Comcast this season (Nov. 1, 3, 29, Dec. 1 and Dec. 14) will also be available on BTN2Go.com. BTN2Go delivers live games to BTN customers via the web, smartphones, and tablets. BTN2Go is free to customers of participating TV Providers. LEADING BY EXAMPLE Senior Greg Wolfe s three goals lead the team. He scored in both games opening weekend vs. UMass, marking the second time in his career he has had goals in at least two consecutive games. The Canton native became the first Spartan to score in the first-two games of the season since 2010 when Dustin Gazley (2-2-4) and Brett Perlini (2-0-2) scored in back-to-back games vs. Maine (Oct ). RETURNING PRODUCTION MSU s top six scorers from a season ago in Matt Berry ( ), Tanner Sorrenson ( ), Matt DeBlouw ( ), Greg Wolfe ( ), Brent Darnell ( ) and Lee Reimer ( ) accounted for 70% of the team s goals and 89% of the team s total points in The Spartans return 84% of both their total point and goal production from last season. Michigan State welcomes back 17 letterwinners from last season s team, including seven sophomores, five juniors and five seniors. A total of six newcomers have joined the Spartans for the season. 3

4 THE SPARTANS BY THE NUMBERS Overall Conference Home Road Neutral At Joe Louis Arena Game 1 of a conference series Game 2 of a conference series Conference home games Conference road games Conference neutral site games In Game 2 when winning game In Game 2 when winning a Game 1 shootout In Game 2 when losing game In Game 2 when losing a Game 1 shootout In televised games Against Ranked Teams Against Top-10 Teams Olympic ice (200x100) NHL ice (200x85) Scoring first Opponent scores first Leading after one period Trailing after one period Tied after one period Leading after two periods Trailing after two periods Tied after two periods Overtime games Following a win Following a loss Following a tie One-goal games Two-goal games Decided by three or more goals When having more penalty minutes Having fewer penalty minutes Penalty minutes are even Scoring 1 goal Scoring 2 goals Scoring 3 goals Scoring 4+ goals Allowing 0 goals Allowing 1 goal Allowing 2 goals Allowing 3 goals Allowing 4+ goals Outshooting opponent Outshot by opponent Shots are equal Fewer than 20 shots on goal shots on goal or more shots on goal Allowing fewer than 20 shots on goal Allowing shots on goal Allowing 30 or more shots on goal Scoring a power play goal Not scoring a power play goal Allowing a power play goal Not allowing a power play goal Scoring shorthanded Allowing a shorthanded goal Winning more faceoffs Winning fewer faceoffs Faceoffs are even Friday Saturday Sunday October November December January February March CLASS-BY-CLASS SCORING Freshmen GP G A P 6 Knudson Wood Holland MacEachern Krygier Stenglein Cox Haag Ebbing TOTALS Sophomores GP G A P 4 Walsh Draeger Keller DeBlouw Ferrantino Hoomaian Hildebrand Phillips Bondra TOTALS Juniors GP G A P 5 Boyd Sorenson Darnell Berry TOTALS Seniors GP G A P 14 Gatt Dean Chelios Reimer Yanakeff Jake Chelios Wolfe TOTALS HOW THEY SCORE Player Goal PA SA TP 4 Walsh Boyd Knudson Draeger Wood Sorenson Holland Keller Gatt MacEachern D. Chelios Krygier Stenglein DeBlouw Ferrantino Cox Reimer Hoomaian Darnell Haag Berry Ebbing Hildebrand Phillips Yanakeff J. Chelios Wolfe Bondra TOTAL PA - primary assist; SA - secondary assist 4

5 100+ GAMES The Spartans have four players have appeared in over 100-career games: Jake Chelios (122), Greg Wolfe (115), Dean Chelios (109) and Lee Reimer (108). THE BIG TEN BEGINS In the inaugural Big Ten preseason poll as selected by the coaches, Michigan State was selected to finish fourth, along with Ohio State, while Wisconsin was picked to win the conference. Minnesota and Michigan were selected second and third, respectively, while Penn State was picked sixth. The Spartans had two players selected to the Big Ten Players to Watch List in sophomore goaltender Jake Hildebrand and junior forward Matt Berry. YOUNG GUNS MSU had four true freshmen - Travis Walsh, John Draeger, Matt DeBlouw and Michael Ferrantino - play in all 42 games last season, marking the first time the Spartans have had four true freshman play every game of a season since Ash Goldie, Duncan Keith, Mike Lalonde and Brock Radunske played in all 41 contests of the campaign. THE NEW FRONTIER After 32 seasons as part of the CCHA, Michigan State joins Ohio State, Michigan, Penn State, Minnesota and Wisconsin in the inaugural year of Big Ten hockey. The six schools will meet one another four times during the regular season - twice at home and twice on the road. The 2014 Big Ten Tournament is slated for March at Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul, Minn. The top-two teams will receive a first-round bye. A GREAT RUN Michigan State exited the CCHA on top with a league-best all-time record of (.661) in conference games. MSU s.661 winning percentage was also the highest. The Spartans also took home 11 CCHA Tournament titles, which was two more than any other team. AMONG THE NATION S BEST IN ATTEDANCE MSU finished last year ranked eighth in the nation in attendance, averaging 5,869 fans per game - its highest home-attendance average since when it averaged 6,438 over the span of 24 games. The Spartans set a Munn Arena single-game attendance record with 7,225 fans on Nov. 10, 2012 vs. Michigan. MSU went 5-0 in home games that were sold out in THE MUNN ADVANTAGE Since its opening in Nov. 1974, Munn Ice Arena has provided the Spartans with an undeniable advantage. Now in its 39th season as the home of MSU hockey, Spartan teams have compiled a dominating (.710) record in the building. The Spartans went at Munn Arena last season, continuing the streak of 32 consecutive seasons with a record of.500 or better in the facility. CATCH THE SPARTANS ON TV - 28 TIMES MSU will have at least 28 games televised this season. Fox Sports Detroit will air 13 Spartan games, while BTN will carry seven contests. Comcast Television in Michigan will air five MSU games and NBC Sports Network, ESPNU and ESPNews will all carry one. In total, there will be a minimum 75 games televised featuring Big Ten teams in STRONG IN NET Senior Will Yanakeff and sophomore Jake Hildebrand return in to give MSU one of the stronger goaltending tandems in the nation. Yanakeff has appeared in 52 games over his first three seasons, posting a career save percentage of.918 and GAA of As a sophomore, he emerged with a record and a.927 save percentage. Hildebrand had a strong freshman campaign, owning a.929 save percentage and a 2.35 GAA in 28 starts. The Butler, Pa., native made at least 27 saves in 22 of his 28 starts, and allowed two goals or fewer in 17 games. He was named one of the 10 Goaltenders to Watch in by USCHO.com. WOLFE RETURNS WITH THE C Senior Greg Wolfe returns as the Spartans captain for the season. He is the second consecutive player (Torey Krug, , 11-12), and the ninth in Spartan history, to be named team captain at least two straight years. Don McSween ( , & 86-87) is the only three-time captain in program history. 5IMPORTANT SPARTAN HOCKEY FACTS Two of top five winningest coaches in the history of the college game stood behind the Michigan State bench. Former MSU coach and Athletics Director Ron Mason ranks second all-time in collegiate wins, with 924. Rick Comley ranks fourth all-time with a total of 783. Four players have fathers who played in the National Hockey League: Dean and Jake Chelios father, Chris, played 26 NHL seasons and won Stanley Cups in Montreal and Detroit. He currently is employed by the Detroit Red Wings organization. Sophomore David Bondra and redshirt freshman Brock Krygier - also have NHL fathers - Peter Bondra and Todd Krygier both played for the Washington Capitals and were teammates of now-msu assistant coach Kelly Miller. The elder Bondra played 16 NHL seasons (parts of 14 of them with the Caps) and retired in 2007; Todd Krygier played 12 years, mostly in Washington, with additional stints with Hartford and Anaheim. Michigan State s commitment to giving back to its community is part of the fabric of the school s hockey program. Four times in the last seven years, a Spartan has won the CCHA s Ilitch Humanitarian Award (Drew Miller-2006, Justin Abdelkader-2008, Jeff Lerg-2009, Trevor Nill-2011). Three of those athletes - Nill, MIller, and Lerg were Hockey Humanitarian finalists. Since January of 2008, the Spartan hockey program has raised more than $40,000 for children s cancer charities through Shoot for a Cure, continued their efforts in the Spartan Buddies and Big Brother programs, and took part in more than 50 single-day outreach events in the greater Lansing area. All four current MSU coaches - Anastos, Assistant coaches Kelly Miller and Tom Newton, and goaltender coach Mike Gilmore - played college hockey for Ron Mason. Newton skated for Mason at Bowling Green in the late 1970 s. The other three played for Mason during his MSU tenure - Miller and Anastos were teammates from for the Spartans, while Mike Gilmore graduated in In the final two seasons of his undergraduate career, Gilmore s assistant coaches under Mason were Anastos and Newton. This is also Gilmore s second tour of duty on the MSU staff, as he was the team s volunteer assistant from , while earning his MBA. While he didn t play for Mason at any point in his career, freshman defenseman Travis Walsh is the grandson of MSU s legendary mentor, and the son of the late Shawn Walsh, head coach at Maine from Eleven former MSU skaters, including six in the last seven years, have won the Stanley Cup. Since 2006, Rod Brind Amour (Carolina), Drew Miller and Newell Brown (Anaheim), Justin Abdelkader (Detroit), Duncan Keith (Chicago, twice), and Bob Essensa (Boston) have hoisted the most famous trophy in sports. Mike Donnelly, who holds the NCAA record for goals in a season (59), is a scout for the 2012 NHL Stanley Cup Winner Los Angeles Kings. 5

6 HEAD COACH TOM ANASTOS Third Season Tom Anastos, a Michigan State alumnus who has excelled in the sport of hockey as a player, coach, administrator, and visionary, is in his third season at the helm of the Michigan State Hockey program. Recognized by The Hockey News in five of the past seven years on the list of the 100 most influential and powerful people in the sport (most recently No. 46 in 2011), Anastos has an unrivaled passion for the game and savvy blend of administrative, business and communication skills, a Who s Who list of connections, and has provided progressive vision and dynamic leadership for college hockey. He is currently the chair of the NCAA Hockey Rules Committee. While an outside-the-box hire when announced in March 2011, Anastos quickly set out to return his alma mater to national prominence. He guided the Spartans to a overall record, fifth-place finish in the CCHA, and an at-large NCAA Tournament bid. During Anastos initial season, blueliner Torey Krug won a five awards at the CCHA Awards banquet (matching the record number won by Shawn Horcoff in 2000), and garnered First Team All-America honors in addition to being a Hobey Baker Memorial Award finalist. Anastos resume in hockey saw him both play and coach at his alma mater before stepping into an administrative role as the CCHA Commissioner from He was a four-year letterwinner at Michigan State ( ) for former coach Ron Mason, and received his bachelor s degree in construction management in He was in the first class of Michigan State players to skate exclusively in the CCHA after MSU left the WCHA as he helped the Spartans to three Great Lakes Invitational titles, a regular-season CCHA Championship in 1985, and four consecutive CCHA Tournament titles. His Spartan teams made four NCAA Tournament appearances, finishing fourth in the country in 1984 and losing a heartbreaking quarterfinal series to Providence in As a senior, he earned second-team all-conference honors and was named to the all-tournament teams at the CCHA Tournament and Great Lakes Invitational. The sixth-round pick of Montreal (124th overall) played one season in the Canadiens organization, then joined the coaching staff at the University of Michigan-Dearborn where he served as head coach of that program from , compiling a record. In the fall of 1990, Anastos returned to his alma mater as an assistant coach under Ron Mason. Those two teams went a combined , and in , advanced to the Frozen Four. Prior to his appointment to the CCHA, Anastos was the commissioner of the North American Hockey League (NAHL) for four seasons. In his role as CCHA commissioner, he oversaw the growth and changes in the membership over 13 years, and in April 2010, the CCHA played host to the record-breaking 2010 NCAA Men s Frozen Four at Ford Field in Detroit, the first Frozen Four to be held in a non-traditional hockey venue. In concert with his role of CCHA commissioner, Anastos served as the president of the Hockey Commissioner s Association (HCA). THE TOM ANASTOS RADIO SHOW The Tom Anastos Radio Show takes place on Tuesdays at 7 p.m. live from Reno s East (1310 Abbot Rd., East Lansing). The show can be heard locally on WJIM 1240 AM as well as at SpartanSportsNetwork.com. THE LAST TIME... MSU shut out an opponent:...march 15, 2013 vs. Miami (3-0) MSU shut out an opponent at home:...feb. 18, 2012 vs. Alaska (3-0) MSU shut out an opponent on the road:...march 15, 2013 vs. Miami (3-0) MSU posted shutouts in consecutive games:...jan. 19, 2008 at Ohio State (4-0)/Jan. 25, 2008 at Michigan (1-0) MSU was shut out:... Jan. 11, 2013 vs. Notre Dame (1-0) MSU was shut out at home:... Jan. 11, 2013 vs. Notre Dame (1-0) MSU was shut out on the road:... Jan. 5, 2013 at Ferris State (3-0) MSU was shut out in consecutive games:...jan. 5, 2013 at Ferris State (3-0) Jan. 11, 2013 vs. Notre Dame (1-0) NOTE: This was the fourth time MSU had ever been shut out in consecutive games during the same season. MSU played an overtime contest:... March 8, 2013 at Alaska (2-1) MSU won an overtime contest:... March 8, 2013 at Alaska (2-1) MSU lost an overtime contest:...feb. 11, 2012 vs. Michigan, (2-3) MSU won a shootout...oct. 20, 2012 vs. Niagara (T, 3-3; won 1-0 in three rounds) MSU lost a shootout... Dec. 29, 2012 vs. Western MIchigan (T 1-1; lost 1-0 in four rounds) MSU defeated a ranked team:... Oct. 26, 2013 vs. No. 13/14 Boston University (3-1) MSU swept an opponent...feb , 2012 vs. Alaska (3-2 (OT), 3-0) MSU swept an opponent at Munn...Feb , 2012 vs. Alaska (3-2 (OT), 3-0) MSU swept an opponent on the road... Feb. 3-4, 2012 vs. Ohio State (6-3, 3-2) MSU swept a CCHA series at Munn:...Feb , 2012 vs. Alaska (3-2 (OT), 3-0) Opponent swept a CCHA series at Munn:...Nov. 30-Dec. 1, 2012 vs. Ohio State (0-1, 1-3) MSU swept a CCHA series on the road:... Feb. 3-4, 2012 vs. Ohio State (6-3, 3-2) Opponent swept MSU on the road:... Oct , 2013 at UMass (1-3, 2-5) MSU swept a home-and-home series...dec , 2009 vs. Bowling Green (3-2 (OT) (A); 4-1 (H) Opponent swept a home-and-home series...jan , 2013 (1-2 (H), 2-5 (A) MSU scored 10 or more goals in a game:... Dec. 29, 2009 vs. Michigan Tech in the Great Lakes Invitational (10-1) MSU allowed 10 or more goals in a game:... Oct. 18, 2003 at Northern Michigan (4-10) An MSU player had a hat trick:... Nov. 10, 2012; Matt Berry vs. Michigan (7-2) An opposing player had a hat trick:... Jan ; Ferris State s Garrett Thompson (0-3) An MSU player scored four or more goals:... Jan. 10, 1998; Sean Berens vs. Northern Michigan (6-1) An MSU player had three assists in a game:... Oct. 27, 2013; Jake Chelios vs. No. 13/14 Boston University (6-1) An MSU player had four assists in a game:... Oct 29, 2011; Greg Wolfe vs. Robert Morris (6-2) An MSU player had five assists in a game:...dec. 6, 1991; Dwayne Norris vs. Ohio State (12-4) MSU had two, two-goal scorers in a game:...oct 29, 2011; vs. Robert Morris (6-2) Lee Reimer (3g, 2a) and Mike Merrifield (2g, 2a) An MSU player had at least five points in a game: Oct 29, 2011; Lee Reimer (3g, 2a) vs. Robert Morris (6-2) An opposing player had at least five points in a game:... Nov. 27, 2009; Derek Stepan of Wisconsin at Munn (3-7) MSU scored a shorthanded goal:...feb. 8, 2013; Greg Wolfe vs. Bowling Green (3-1) An opponent scored a shorthanded goal:...march 17, 2013; Kevin Morris of MIami (1-4) An MSU goaltender scored a goal:... Feb. 28, 1998; Chad Alban vs. Ferris State (6-3) An opposing goaltender scored a goal:...never MSU scored on a penalty shot:...dec. 9, 2006; Chris Mueller at Northern Michigan (3-2) An opponent scored on a penalty shot:... Nov. 8, 1996, Cody Bowtell of Alaska-Fairbanks (2-5) An MSU goalie stopped a penalty shot:... Jan. 21, 2012; Will Yanakeff vs. Nick McPartland, Lake Superior; (2-2) An opposing goalie stopped a penalty shot:... Oct. 23, 2009; Andrew Rowe vs. Cody Reichard, Miami, 1st per. (3-2) An MSU goaltender made 40+ saves:...feb. 2, 2013 (Jake Hildebrand, 40 saves vs. Michigan, (2-5) An MSU goaltender made 50+ saves:... Jan. 18, 2009 Jeff Lerg, 54 saves at Miami (1-6) An opposing goaltender made 40+ saves:... Dec. 30, 2010 (Josh Robinson, Michigan Tech; 41 saves, 3-5) An opposing goaltender made 50+ saves:... Feb. 11, 2011 (Jared Coreau, Northern Michigan; 50 saves, 2-4) An opposing goaltender made 60+ saves:...mar. 14, 1976 (Jeff Tscherne, Minnesota; 6-7 (3ot), WCHA Playoffs in East Lansing) MSU played in the NCAA tournament: MSU did not make the CCHA tournament:...never MSU won an NCAA championship: MSU won a CCHA regular season title: MSU won a CCHA Tournament title: MSU won a Great Lakes Invitational Championship: MSU won an in-season tournament: (Great Lakes Invitational) 6

7 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS - OVERALL GAMES No. Name GP G A Pts SH Sh% +/- PEN-MIN MIN MAJ OTH PP SH FG GW GT OT HT PN UA BLK 86 GREG WOLFE JAKE CHELIOS RHETT HOLLAND JOE COX DEAN CHELIOS BRENT DARNELL MICHAEL FERRANTINO MACKENZI MACEACHERN MATT DEBLOUW BROCK KRYGIER LEE REIMER TRAVIS WALSH DAVID BONDRA RJ BOYD THOMAS EBBING NICKOLAS GATT VILLIAM HAAG RYAN KELLER CHRIS KNUDSON JT STENGLEIN Total Opponents No. Name GP-GS Mins. GA Avg. Saves Pct. W L T Sho PP SH EN PEN SOG 30 JAKE HILDEBRAND : WILL YANAKEFF : TM EMPTY NET 3-0 0: Total : Opponents : POWER PLAY SCORING No. Name GP G A Pts. Shots Pct. 86 GREG WOLFE LEE REIMER TRAVIS WALSH RYAN KELLER MICHAEL FERRANTINO MATT DEBLOUW THOMAS EBBING VILLIAM HAAG MACKENZI MACEACHERN RJ BOYD BROCK KRYGIER JAKE CHELIOS JT STENGLEIN DEAN CHELIOS PENALTY KILL SCORING No. Name GP G A Pts. Shots Pct. 22 LEE REIMER RYAN KELLER MATT DEBLOUW FACEOFFS No. Name GP W L Pct. 21 JOE COX DEAN CHELIOS DAVID BONDRA RYAN KELLER MICHAEL FERRANTINO MATT DEBLOUW THOMAS EBBING VILLIAM HAAG GREG WOLFE LEE REIMER MACKENZI MACEACHERN JT STENGLEIN BRENT DARNELL

8 EARLY INJURIES The Spartans will be without sophomore defenseman John Draeger, junior forward Matt Berry and sophomore goaltender Nate Phillips for the early part of the season. All three players are out with lower-body injuries and had surgery in mid-september. They are expected to return sometime in December. Berry was the Spartans leading scorer last season with 15 goals and 16 assists, tying for 10th in CCHA scoring with 31 points. Draeger was one of four Spartan freshmen to have appeared in all 42 games last season. He ranked third in the nation in blocked shots with 89. DRAFTED SPARTANS MSU s roster features five players that have been drafted by National Hockey League clubs. Four Spartans were taken in the 2012 Entry Draft, including freshman Mackenzie MacEachern (St. Louis) and sophomore John Draeger (Minnesota), who were selected consecutively in the third round with picks 67 and 68, respectively. Redshirt freshman defenseman Rhett Holland was taken in the fourth round at 102nd overall by Phoenix and sophomore forward Matt DeBlouw was picked in the seventh round at 186th overall by Calgary. Junior defenseman and Sunshine State native RJ Boyd was taken in the seventh round in 2010 by Florida. GLI PART OF THE HOCKEYTOWN WINTER FESTIVAL The 49th-annual Great Lakes Invitational will take place Dec at Comerica Park, home of the Detroit Tigers, as part of the Hockeytown Winter Festival and the NHL Winter Classic. Michigan State will face host Michigan Tech in the first semifinal on Dec. 27 at 3:30 p.m. and Michigan will play Western Michigan in the other semifinal at 7 p.m. The third-place game and championship game are slated for 3:30 and 7 p.m. on Dec. 28. The GLI will lead off five consecutive days of hockey at Comerica as part of the Sirius XM Hockeytown Winter Festival. Two Ontario Hockey League games, an American Hockey League game and two Red Wings-Toronto Maple Leafs Alumni Games are scheduled for the days following the GLI. The Spartans have made 39 appearances in the GLI and have won 12 titles, most recently in NOTES AND NUMBERS MSU played its best hockey down the stretch of the season, winning seven of its final 13 games. Michigan State played 42 games this season, the first time the Spartans reached 40 games since the season. When scoring first, MSU owned a record. MSU finished the season by winning seven of its final 13 games and going 4-4 in March. SPARTANS IN THE NHL BOSTON BRUINS Torey Krug (NHL debut: 2012) : 11 GP, 4-2=6, +3, 6 PIM MSU ( ): 114 GP, 26-57=83, 177 PIM 2012 Hobey Baker finalist...eighth in MSU history in goals by a defenseman (26) BUFFALO SABRES Ryan Miller (NHL debut: 2002) : 10 GP, 1-9,.914 Sv. %, 3.13 GAA MSU ( ): 84 GP,.941 Sv. % 1.54 GAA 2001 Hobey Baker winner...ncaa-career record holder in shutouts (26) & save percentage (.941) CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS Duncan Keith (NHL debut: 2005) : 13 GP, 0-8=8, -2, 2 PIM MSU ( ): 56 GP, 6-18=24, 26 PIM Named to the CCHA All-Rookie team as a freshman DALLAS STARS Shawn Horcoff (NHL debut: 2002) : 12 GP, 1-2=3, -4, 16 PIM MSU ( ): 155 GP, =152, 190 PIM Hobey Baker finalist and first-team All-America selection in 2000 Chris Mueller (NHL debut: 2010) : 1 GP, 0-0-0, E, 0 PIM MSU ( ): 166 GP, 42-62=104, 141 PIM Member of the 2007 National Championship team DETROIT RED WINGS Justin Abdelkader (NHL debut: 2008) : 13 GP, 1-2=3, -1, 2 PIM MSU ( ): 124 GP, 44-51=95, 281 PIM Scored the game-winning goal in the 07 National Championship with 18.9 seconds remaining Drew Miller (NHL debut: 2007) : 13 GP, 1-0=1, -4, 7 PIM MSU ( ): 125 GP, 39-47=86, 89 PIM team captain...named team s most-improved player in 05 EDMONTON OILERS Jeff Petry (NHL debut: 2010) : 14 GP, 2-3=5, -5, 8 PIM MSU ( ): 118 GP, 9-58=67, 86 PIM 2010 All-CCHA selection...three-time team outstanding defenseman award winner OTTAWA SENATORS Derek Grant (NHL debut: 2013) : 5 GP, 0-0=0, -2, 2 PIM MSU ( ): 76 GP, 20-43=63, 54 PIM 2010 CCHA All-Rookie team selection fourthround pick by Ottawa FLORIDA PANTHERS Mike Weaver (NHL debut: 2001) : 12 GP, 0-1=1, -8, 9 PIM MSU ( ): 163 GP, 5-43=48, 202 PIM Two-time first-team All-CCHA selection (1999, 00) PHILADELPHIA FLYERS Adam Hall (NHL debut: 2002) : 9 GP, 0-0=0, E, 2 PIM MSU ( ): 159 GP, 79-47=126, 190 PIM Captained the team in PHOENIX COYOTES Tim Kennedy (NHL debut: 2009) : 6 GP, 0-3=3, +1, 0 PIM MSU ( ): 113 GP, 42-63=105, 130 PIM Scored a goal in the 2007 National Championship game All-CCHA team member VANCOUVER CANUCKS David Booth (NHL debut: 2006) : 11 GP, 1-2=3, +3, 0 PIM MSU ( ): 134 GP, 45-60=105, 163 PIM Drafted 53rd overall by Florida in 2004 WINNIPEG JETS Jim Slater (NHL debut: 2005) : 8 GP, 0-1-1, -2, 0 PIM MSU ( ): 157 GP, =172, 144 PIM One of nine Spartans chosen in the first round of the NHL draft - selected 30th in 2002 by Atlanta (Through games Oct. 30) 8

9 GAME BY GAME SUMMARY MSU/OPP MSU/OPP MSU/OPP Gm. Date Opponent Result Record MSU Scorers MSU GWG Shots PP Penalties MSU Goaltender Attendance 1 Oct. 18 UMass L, /35 0-3/ /5-10 Hildebrand 7,078 2 Oct. 19 UMass L, , 86 33/33 1-6/ /6-12 Yanakeff 5,280 3 Oct. 25 #18 UMass-Lowell L, /33 0-5/ /7-14 Hildebrand 4,878 4 Oct. 26 #13/14 Boston U. W, , 21, /27 0-7/ /7-14 Hildebrand 4,565 9

10 GAME BY GAME GOALS-ASSISTS-POINTS Opponent Date Score W/L WALSH BOYD KNUDSON HOLLAND KELLER GATT MACEACHERN at Massachusetts 10/18/ L DNP at Massachusetts 10/19/ L DNP UMASS-LOWELL Oct L DNP BOSTON UNIVERSITY Oct W DNP Opponent Date Score W/L CHELIOS KRYGIER STENGLEIN DEBLOUW FERRANTINO COX REIMER at Massachusetts 10/18/ L at Massachusetts 10/19/ L DNP UMASS-LOWELL Oct L BOSTON UNIVERSITY Oct W Opponent Date Score WL DARNELL HAAG BERRY EBBING HILDEBRAND YANAKEFF J. CHELIOS at Massachusetts 10/18/ L DNP DNP DNP at Massachusetts 10/19/ L DNP DNP UMASS-LOWELL Oct L DNP DNP BOSTON UNIVERSITY Oct W DNP DNP Opponent Date Score WL WOLFE BONDRA at Massachusetts 10/18/ L at Massachusetts 10/19/ L UMASS-LOWELL Oct L DNP BOSTON UNIVERSITY Oct W DNP 10

11 TEAM STATISTICS - OVERALL GAMES Overall: Conf: Home: Away: Neut: TEAM STATISTICS - BIG TEN GAMES Statistics will be added following Michigan State s initial Big Ten game MSU OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Shot pct Goals/Game Shots/Game Assists POWER PLAYS Goals-Power Plays Conversion Percent Shot Attempts Shot Percent SHORT-HANDED Goals-Shot attempts Shot Percent GOAL BREAKDOWN Total Goals 7 13 Power Play 1 7 Short-handed 0 0 Empty net 1 1 Penalty 0 0 Unassisted 0 0 Overtime 0 0 Shootout 0 0 Delayed Penalty 0 0 PENALTIES Number Minutes Penalties/Game Pen minutes/game Minor Major minute Misconduct 0 0 Game Misconduct 0 0 Gross Misconduct 0 0 Match 0 0 FACEOFFS (W-L) Faceoff W-L Pct SHOOTOUTS (Made-Att) ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 2/4722 2/6179 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 GOALS BY PERIOD OT Total Michigan State Opponents SHOTS BY PERIOD OT Total Michigan State Opponents SAVES BY PERIOD OT Total Michigan State Opponents

12 MICHIGAN STATE STARTING LINES BY GAME DATE OPPONENT FORWARDS DEFENSE GOALTENDER Oct. 18 UMass Oct. 19 UMass Oct. 25 UMass-Lowell Oct. 26 Boston University LINE-BY-LINE SCORING FORWARDS Left Wing Center Right Wing GP Record G-A-P +/- D. Chelios Reimer Wolfe Stenglein Ferrantino Cox MacEachern Ebbing Darnell Keller DeBlouw Bondra E Keller DeBlouw Haag E Bondra Ferrantino Cox E MacEachern Ebbing Haag Keller DeBlouw Darnell Keller Reimer Wolfe D. Chelios Ferrantino Cox Stenglein DeBlouw Haag DEFENSEMEN Left Right GP Record G-A-P +/- Boyd J. Chelios Walsh Holland E Krygier Gatt E Krygier Knudson J. Chelios Holland Walsh Boyd Krygier Holland J. Chelios Gatt

13 MICHIGAN STATE PLAYER PROFILES 4 Travis Walsh So. Haslett, Mich. Muskegon Lumberjacks (USHL) TOTAL John Draeger NHL: MIN So. Faribault, Minn. Shattuck St. Mary s TOTAL First Assist:...10/27/12 at Lake Superior First Point:...10/27/12 at Lake Superior Most Goals, Game:... N/A Most Assists, Game:... 2 (1/25/13 at Penn State) Longest Assist Streak:... 2 games, twice (MR: 2/23-3/1/13) Most Points, Game:... 2 (1/25/13 at Penn State) Blocked Shots:... 6 (3/1/13 vs. Western Michigan) Longest Point Scoring Streak:...2 games, twice (MR: 2/23-3/1/13: 0-2-2) Multiple-Point Games, Season... 1 ( ) Career Multi-Point Games:...1 First Goal:...10/27/12 at Lake Superior First Assist:... 10/20/12 vs. Niagara First Point:... 10/20/12 vs. Niagara Most Goals, Game:... 1 (10/27/12 at Lake Superior) Most Assists, Game:...2 (10/20/12 vs. Niagara) Longest Assist Streak:...2 games (12/8-15/12) Most Points, Game:... 2, twice (MR: 10/27/12 at Lake Superior) Blocked Shots...7, twice (MR: vs. Penn State 1/26/13) Multiple-Point Games, Season... 2 ( ) Career Multi-Point Games: RJ Boyd NHL: FLA Jr. Lake Worth, Fla. Indiana Ice (USHL) TOTAL Connor Wood R-Fr. Bloomfield Hills, Mich. Detroit Honeybaked U DNP TOTAL First Goal:... 1/12/13 at Notre Dame First Assist:...10/26/12 vs. Lake Superior First Point:...10/26/12 vs. Lake Superior Most Goals, Game:...1, twice (MR: 1/26/13 vs. Penn State) Most Assists, Game:...2, twice (MR: 2/16/13 vs. Northern Michigan) Most Points, Game:...2, twice (MR: 2/16/13 vs. Northern Michigan) Blocked Shots:...4, 10/19/13 at UMass Multiple-Point Games, Season... 2 ( ) Career Multi-Point Games:...2 First Assist:... N/A First Point:... N/A Most Goals, Game:... N/A Most Assists, Game:... N/A Most Points, Game:... N/A Blocked Shots:... N/A 6 Chris Knudson Fr. North Barrington, Ill. Wichita Falls Wildcats (NAHL) TOTAL Tanner Sorenson Jr. Anchorage, Alaska Shattuck St. Mary s TOTAL First Assist:... N/A First Point:... N/A Most Goals, Game:... N/A Most Assists, Game:... N/A Most Points, Game:... N/A Blocked Shots:...1, twice (MR: 10/25/13 vs. UMass-Lowell) First Goal:... 12/30/11 vs. Michigan First Assist:... 10/20/11 vs. Ohio State First Point:... 10/20/11 vs. Ohio State Most Goals, Game:... 2, twice (MR: 1/25/13 vs. Penn State) Longest Goal-Scoring Streak:...2 games, twice (MR: 3/8-9/13) Most Assists, Game:... 2 (10/19/12 vs. Niagara) Longest Assist Streak:... 2 games, twice (2/17-18/12) Most Points, Game:... 2, five times (MR: 1/25/13 vs. Penn State) Longest Point Scoring Streak:...2 games, five times (MR: 3/8-9/13; 2-0-2) Multiple-Point Games, Season... 4 ( ) Career Multi-Point Games:

14 MICHIGAN STATE PLAYER PROFILES 11 Rhett Holland NHL: PHX R-Fr. Calgary, Alberta Okotoks Oilers (AJHL) TOTAL Mackenzie MacEachern NHL: STL Fr. Troy, Mich. Chicago Steel (USHL) TOTAL First Assist:...10/18/13 at UMass First Point:...10/18/13 at UMass Most Goals, Game:... N/A Most Assists, Game:...1, three times (MR: at 10/25/13 vs UMass-Lowell) Longest Assist Streak:...3 games, (10/18-25/13) Most Points, Game: /25/13 vs. UMass-Lowell Longest Point Scoring Streak:... 2 games (10/18-current) Blocked Shots... 5 (10/19/13 at UMass) First Goal:... 10/25/13 vs. UMass-Lowell First Assist:... N/A First Point:... 10/25/13 vs. UMass-Lowell Most Goals, Game:... 1, 10/25/13 vs. UMass-Lowell Most Assists, Game:... N/A Most Points, Game:... 1, 10/25/13 vs. UMass-Lowell Blocked Shots:... N/A 12 Ryan Keller So. Farmington Hills, Mich. Sioux Stampede (USHL) TOTAL First Goal:... 1/18/13 vs. Ferris State First Assist:... 1/25/13 vs. Penn State First Point:... 1/18/13 vs. Ferris State Most Goals, Game:... 1, (1/18/13 vs. Ferris State) Most Assists, Game:...2, (2/16/13 vs. Northern Michigan) Longest Assist Streak:...2 games (3/10-15/13) Most Points, Game:...2, (2/16/13 vs. Northern Michigan) Longest Point Scoring Streak:...2 games (3/10-15/13) Blocked Shots... 2, 1/25/13 vs. Penn State Multiple-Point Games, Season... 1 ( ) Career Multi-Point Games: Nickolas Gatt Sr. Farmington Hills, Mich. Alabama-Huntsville TOTAL Dean Chelios R-Sr. Bloomfield Hills, Mich. Chicago Steel (USHL) TOTAL First Goal:... 10/31/09 at Western Michigan First Assist:... 11/5/10 vs. Nebraska Omaha First Point:... 10/31/09 at Western Michigan Most Goals, Game:... 1, 20 times (MR: 2/25/12 at Notre Dame) Longest Goal-Scoring Streak:...2 games, twice (MR:12/2-3/11 vs. Bowling Green) Most Assists, Game:... 2 (MR: 10/28/11 vs. Robert Morris) Longest Assist Streak:...3 games (2/11/11-2/18/11) Most Points, Game:... 3 (10/28/11 vs. Robert Morris; 1-2-3) Longest Point Scoring Streak:...5 games (10/28-12/3/11; 3-4-7) Blocked Shots...1, five times (MR 1/20/12 vs. Lake State) Multiple-Point Games, Season... 2 ( ) Career Multi-Point Games: Brock Krygier R-Fr. Novi, Mich. Detroit Honeybaked U TOTAL First Assist:... N/A First Point:... N/A Most Goals, Game:... N/A Most Assists, Game:... N/A Most Points, Game:... N/A Blocked Shots... 3 (10/13/12 at Minnesota) First Assist:... 10/26/13 vs. Boston University First Point:... 10/26/13 vs. Boston University Most Goals, Game:... N/A Most Assists, Game:... 1, 10/26/13 vs. Boston University Most Points, Game:... 1, 10/26/13 vs. Boston University Blocked Shots...2, three (MR: 10/26/13 vs. Boston University) 14

15 MICHIGAN STATE PLAYER PROFILES 18 JT Stenglein Fr. Greece, N.Y. Waterloo Blackhawks (USHL) TOTAL Joe Cox Fr. Chelsea, Mich. Muskegon Lumberjacks (USHL) TOTAL First Assist:... N/A First Point:... N/A Most Goals, Game:... N/A Most Assists, Game:... N/A Most Points, Game:... N/A Blocked Shots...1, twice (MR: 10/26/13 vs. Boston University) First Goal:... 10/26/13 vs. Boston University First Assist:...10/19/13 at UMass First Point:...10/19/13 at UMass Most Goals, Game:... 1, 10/26/13 vs. Boston University Most Assists, Game:... N/A Most Points, Game:... 1, 10/26/13 vs. Boston University Blocked Shots...1, 10/19/13 at UMass 19 Matt DeBlouw NHL: CGY So. Chesterfield, Mich. Muskegon Lumberjacks(USHL) TOTAL Lee Reimer Sr. Landmark, Manitoba Canmore Eagles (AJHL) TOTAL First Goal:... 10/20/12 vs. Niagara First Assist:... 10/19/12 vs. Niagara First Point:... 10/19/12 vs. Niagara Most Goals, Game:...2 (11/3/12 at Bowling Green) Longest Goal-Scoring Streak:...3 games (3/15-17/13) Most Assists, Game:... 2, twice (MR: 11/10/12 vs. Michigan) Longest Assist Streak:...2 games (12/8-15/12) Most Points, Game:...4 (11/3/12 at Bowling Green) Longest Point Scoring Streak:... 3 games (3/15-17/13; 3-0-3) Blocked Shots... 2, 2/8/13 at Bowling Green Multiple-Point Games, Season... 3 ( ) Career Multi-Point Games:...3 First Goal:... 12/29/10 vs. Colorado College First Assist:... 10/15/10 vs. Maine First Point:... 10/15/10 vs. Maine Most Goals, Game:...3 (10/29/11 vs. Robert Morris) Most Assists, Game:... 2, seven times (MR: 11/10/12 vs. Michigan) Longest Assist Streak:... 5 games (10/28-11/18/11) Most Points, Game:... 5 (10/29/11 vs. Robert Morris; 3-2-5) Longest Point Scoring Streak:... 3 games (10/ ) Blocked Shots...3, twice (MR: 3/2/13 vs. Western Michigan) Multiple-Point Games, Season... 7 ( ) Career Multi-Point Games: Michael Ferrantino So. Plymouth, Mich. Omaha Lancers (USHL) TOTAL Justin Hoomaian R-So. Canton, Mich. Michigan Warriors (NAHL) TOTAL First Goal:...11/3/12 at Bowling Green First Assist:...11/9/12 at Michigan First Point:...11/3/12 at Bowling Green Most Goals, Game:... 1, four times (MR: 10/18/13 at UMass) Longest Goal-Scoring Streak:... N/A Most Assists, Game:...2 (1/26/13 vs. Penn State) Longest Assist Streak:... 3 games (11/9-16/12) Most Points, Game:...2 (1/26/13 vs. Penn State) Longest Point Scoring Streak:... 4 games (11/3-16/12; 1-3-4) Blocked Shots... 3 (2/8/13 at Bowling Green) Multiple-Point Games, Season...1 ( ) Career Multi-Point Games:... 1 First Assist:...10/27/12 at Lake Superior First Point:...10/27/12 at Lake Superior Most Goals, Game... N/A Most Assists, Game:...1, three times (1/18/13 vs. Ferris State) Most Points, Game:...1, three times (1/18/13 vs. Ferris State) Blocked Shots...2, twice (MR: 12/7/12 at Notre Dame) 15

16 MICHIGAN STATE PLAYER PROFILES 25 Brent Darnell Jr. Canton, Mich. Sioux Falls Stampede (USHL) TOTAL Thomas Ebbing Fr. Troy, Mich. Chicago Steel (USHL) TOTAL First Goal:... 11/25/11 vs. Minnesota First Assist:...11/18/11 vs. Michigan First Point:...11/18/11 vs. Michigan Most Goals, Game:...2, twice (MR: 12/7/12 at Notre Dame) Longest Goal-Scoring Streak:... 2 games (2/23-3/1/13) Most Assists, Game:...2, three times (MR: 11/10/12 vs. Michigan) Longest Assist Streak:... 2, three times (MR: 11/10-16/12) Most Points, Game:...3, 11/10/12 vs. Michigan Longest Point Scoring Streak:...5 games (11/25-12/9/11; 3-4-7) Blocked Shots... 3, 2/1/13 at Michigan Multiple-Point Games, Season... 4, twice (MR: ) Career Multi-Point Games:...8 First Assist:... N/A First Point:... N/A Most Goals, Game:... N/A Most Assists, Game:... N/A Most Points, Game:... N/A Blocked Shots:...1, twice (MR: 10/25/13 vs. UMass-Lowell) 26 Villiam Haag Fr. Gothenburg, Sweden Vastra Frolunda HC TOTAL Jake Hildebrand So. Butler, Pa. Cedar Rapids Rough Riders (USHL) GP GS Minutes GA GaAvg Saves SvPct W L T Sho PPG SHG : : TOTAL : First Assist:... N/A First Point:... N/A Most Goals, Game:... N/A Most Assists, Game:... N/A Most Points, Game:... N/A Blocked Shots:... N/A First Appearance:... 10/13/12 at Minnesota First Start:...10/27/12 at Lake Superior First Shutout:... 3/2/13 vs. Western Michigan Most Saves, Period:...19, twice (MR: 3/16/13 vs. Miami) Fewest Saves, Period:...2 (2/16/13 vs. Northern Michigan) Most Saves, Game: (1/26/13 vs. Penn State) Fewest Saves, Game:...9, twice (MR: 3/17/13 at Miami) Most Goals Allowed, Period:... 3 (12/30/13 vs. Michigan) Most Goals Allowed, Game:...5 (3/1/13 vs. Western Michigan) 27 Matt Berry Jr. Canton, Mich. Muskegon Lumberjacks (USHL) TOTAL Nate Phillips R-So. Jackson, Mich. Winnipeg South Blues (MJHL) GP GS Minutes GA GaAvg Saves SvPct W L T Sho PPG SHG DNP TOTAL First Goal:... 10/29/11 vs. Robert Morris First Assist:... 10/14/11 vs. Lake Superior First Point:... 10/14/11 vs. Lake Superior Most Goals, Game:...3 (11/10/12 vs. Michigan) Longest Goal-Scoring Streak:... 4 games (12/8-30/12) Most Assists, Game:... 3 (11/3/12 at Bowling Green) Longest Assist Streak:... 3 games (3/8-10/13) Most Points, Game:... 4, twice (MR: 11/10/12 vs. Michigan; 3-4-4) Longest Point Scoring Streak:...5 games, twice (MR: 12/7-30/12; 4-1-5) Blocked Shots... 2 (3/16/13 at Miami) Multiple-Point Games, Season...6 ( ) Career Multi-Point Games:... 8 First Appearance:... N/A First Start:... N/A First Shutout:... N/A Most Saves, Period:... N/A Fewest Saves, Period:... N/A Most Saves, Game:... N/A Fewest Saves, Game:... N/A Most Goals Allowed, Period:... N/A Most Goals Allowed, Game:... N/A 16

17 MICHIGAN STATE PLAYER PROFILES 37 Will Yanakeff Sr. Jerome, Mich. Waterloo Blackhawks (USHL) GP GS Minutes GA GaAvg Saves SvPct W L T Sho PPG SHG : : : : TOTAL : Greg Wolfe Sr. Canton, Mich. Omaha Lancers (USHL) TOTAL First Appearance:...11/19/10 at Notre Dame First Start:...11/20/10 at Notre Dame First Shutout:...1/14/11 at Lake Superior Most Saves, Period: (1/15/11 at Lake Superior) Fewest Saves, Period:...1 (3/5/11 at Alaska) Most Saves, Game: (1//20/12 vs. Lake Superior State) Fewest Saves, Game:...8 (12/29/10 vs. Colorado College) Most Goals Allowed, Period:... 3, three times (MR: 11/9/12 at Michigan) Most Goals Allowed, Game:...6 (10/13/12 at Minnesota) 42 Jake Chelios Sr. Bloomfield Hills, Mich. Chicago Steel (USHL) TOTAL First Goal:... 11/19/10 at Notre Dame First Assist:...10/23/10 vs. Alaska First Point:...10/23/10 vs. Alaska Most Goals, Game:... 2, twice (MR: 2/9/13 vs. Bowling Green) Longest Goal-Scoring Streak:... 3 games (2/2-9/13) Most Assists, Game:... 4 (10/29/11 vs. Robert Morris) Longest Assist Streak:...4 games (10/28-11/12/11) Most Ponts, Game:... 4 (10/29-11 vs. Robert Morris; 0-4-4) Longest Point Scoring Streak:...4 games, twice (MR: 2/1-9/13; 4-1-5) Blocked Shots... 4 (2/8/13 at Bowling Green) Multiple-Point Games, Season...5 ( ) Career Multi-Point Games: David Bondra So. Annapolis, Md. Chilliwack Chiefs (BCHL) TOTAL First Goal:... 10/23/10 vs. Alaska First Assist:... 10/23/10 vs. Alaska First Point:... 10/23/10 vs. Alaska Most Goals, Game:... 2 (2/12/11 vs. Northern Michigan) Longest Goal-Scoring Streak:... 2 games, twice (MR: 11/12-13/10 vs. Ohio State) Most Assists, Game:...3 (10/26/13 vs. Boston University) Longest Assist Streak:... 2 games (1/19-25/13) Most Points, Game:...3 (10/26/13 vs. Boston University) Longest Point Scoring Streak:... 2 games, four times (MR: 1/19-25/13; 0-2-2) Blocked Shots... 5 (1/5/13 at Ferris State) Multiple-Point Games, Season...4 ( ) Career Multi-Point Games:... 6 First Goal:... N/A First Assist:... 10/12/12 at Minnesota First Point:... 10/12/12 at Minnesota Most Goals, Game:... N/A Longest Goal-Scoring Streak:... N/A Most Assists, Game:...1, three times (MR: 12/8/12 at Notre Dame) Longest Assist Streak:... N/A Most Points, Game:...1, three times (MR: 12/8/12 at Notre Dame) Longest Point Scoring Streak:... N/A Blocked Shots... 2, 10/18/13 at UMass Multiple-Point Games, Season... N/A Career Multi-Point Games:... N/A 17

18 4 Travis Walsh So., D Haslett, Mich. 5 RJ Boyd Jr., D Lake Worth, Fla. 6 Chris Knudson Fr., D North Barrington, Ill. 7 John Draeger So., D Faribault, Minn. 9 Connor Wood R-Fr., F Bloomfield Hills, Mich. 10 Tanner Sorenson Jr., F Anchorage, Alaska 11 Rhett Holland R-Fr., D Calgary, Alberta 12 Ryan Keller So., F Farmington Hills, Mich. 14 Nickolas Gatt Sr., D Farmington Hills, Mich. 15 Mackenzie MacEachern Fr., F Troy, Mich. 16 Dean Chelios R-Sr., F Bloomfield Hills, Mich. 17 Brock Krygier R-Fr., D Novi, Mich. 18 JT Stenglein Fr., F Greece, N.Y. 19 Matt DeBlouw So., F Chesterfield, Mich. 20 Michael Ferrantino So., F Plymouth, Mich. 21 Joe Cox Fr., F Chelsea, Mich. 22 Lee Reimer Sr., F Landmark, Manitoba 24 Justin Hoomaian R-So., F Canton, Mich. 25 Brent Darnell Jr., F Canton, Mich. 26 Villiam Haag Fr., F Gothenburg, Sweden 27 Matt Berry Jr., F Canton, Mich. 28 Thomas Ebbing Fr., F Troy, Mich. 30 Jake Hildebrand So., G Butler, Pa. 32 Nate Phillips R-So., G Jackson, Mich. 37 Will Yanakeff Sr., G Jerome, Mich. 42 Jake Chelios Sr., D Bloomfield Hills, Mich. 86 Greg Wolfe Sr., F Canton, Mich. 92 David Bondra So., F Annapolis, Md RADIO/TV CHART M I C H I G A N 18 S T A T E H O C K E Y