COLGATE HOCKEY. at ARMY (0-2-0, Atlantic Hockey)

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1 COLGATE HOCKEY vs. Army Friday, October 21, 2005 Tate Rink Schedule GAME 4 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 7:00 Oct. 29 BENTLEY 7:00 Nov. 4 at Brown* 7:00 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 (1-1-1, ECACHL) at ARMY (0-2-0, Atlantic Hockey) Friday, October 21, :00 p.m. ET Tate Rink (2,648) West Point, N.Y. Colgate SID - Michele Kelley Cell - (315) Office - (315) Fax - (315) The Coaches - Colgate: Don Vaughan, 13th season at CU ( ), 13th season overall ( ) Army: Brian Riley, 2nd season at Army (7-23-3), 2nd season overall (7-23-3) Officials - Jim Doyle (R), Bill Blanchard, Bill King Radio - WKXZ 94.0 FM (Norwich/Oneonta); Play-by-Play: Skip Barlow Internet - Live stats and radio broadcast, Colgate has two motivating factors entering Friday s game against Army: the desire to rebound from last weekend s disappointing showing against Lake Superior State, and a thirst to avenge last season s 3-2 loss at home to the Black Knights. The Series Friday s game marks the 56th meeting between Colgate and Army, with the Raiders dominating the series Last season, the Black Knights snapped a 16-game winless streak against the Raiders that dated back to 1987 with a 3-2 win in Starr Rink. Marc Fulton put Colgate up 1-0 in the first period, and Adam Mitchell made it 2-1 in the Raiders favor entering the final session. However, an early goal by David Andros tied it up, and Seth Beamer scored the game-winner at the 12:23 mark to hand Colgate just its second loss of the season. Andros has graduated, and Beamer is now a senior for Army. Mark Dekanich finished with 10 saves in the game, which marked his first career start. Colgate holds a advantage in games played at West Point, including victories in each of the last eight games played at Tate Rink. Scouting the Black Knights Army opened the season last weekend with a pair of losses at the Maverick Stampede, hosted by Nebraska-Omaha. The Black Knights lost their season-opener, 3-2, to UNO, then lost the consolation game to Ferris State, 5-2. Sophomore Bryce Hollweg scored a power-play goal in each of the two games, and Brady Dolim added the other two goals. Luke Flicek assisted on both goals against Ferris State, and helped set up Army s second goal versus Nebraska-Omaha. Casey Bickley assisted on each of Hollweg s goals, and Chris Migliaro, Aaron Anderson and Tim Manthey each picked up assists on the weekend. Senior Brad Roberts started both games in goal. He made 66 saves on the weekend, including 37 in the season-opener. He enters Friday s game with a 4.03 goals against average and.892 save percentage. Colgate Head-to-Head Army Overall Record winless last two Current Streak lost last two Home Record Away Record Neutral Site Record /T-1st League Record/Place 0-0-0/T-1st Overtime Record Last Five Games Last 10 Games /3.33 (19th) Goals For/Average (NCAA Rank) 4/2.00 (38th) 7/2.33 (16th) Goals Against/Average (NCAA Rank) 8/4.00 (31st) (11th) Average Scoring Margin (NCAA Rank) (37th) 4-15/26.7% (6th) Power Play/Pct. (NCAA Rank) 2-15/13.3% (32nd) 19-23/82.6% (26th) Penalty Kill/Pct. (NCAA Rank) 17-21/81.0% (29th) 0/0 Shorthanded Goals For/Against 0/1 69/23.0 (25th) Penalty Minutes/Average (NCAA Rank) 88/44.0 (2nd)

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 both winning percentage and career victories. 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 Blaise McDonald, UML Rick Comley, Mich. St Joe Marsh, St. Lawrence John Markell, Ohio State Don Vaughan, Colgate Dan Fridgen, Rensselaer Bruce Marshall, Conn Paul Pearl, Holy Cross 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 Mike Schafer, Cornell Dan Fridgen, Rensselaer Jeff Jackson, Notre Dame Tim Whitehead, Maine Bold indicates ECACHL team. Italics indicates Colgate opponent. The Last Time Out Colgate played to a 2-2 tie and a 3-2 loss against Lake Superior State in its first road weekend of the season, and its first-ever trip to Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. Prior to this weekend, Colgate had won all five meetings between the two schools. On Friday, the two teams exhanged power-play goals in the first period before LSSU pulled ahead by one early in the second. Sophomore Jesse Winchester scored the game-tying goal on a dump-in 5:48 into the third. While both teams had plenty of scoring chances during the remainder of regulation and the overtime session, neither could get the puck in the net. The next night, the two teams combined for 42 penalty minutes, so special teams was a featured element of the game. All five goals were scored in odd-man situations, with the first four coming on the power play. Colgate junior Marc Fulton scored first, 4:26 into the game, but LSSU tied it up less than six minutes later, and added a goal in each of the next two periods to go up 3-1. With goaltender Mark Dekanich pulled, the Raiders managed to score an extra-attacker goal, but Tyler Burton took a delay of game penalty with 35 seconds left that served to neutralize Colgate s advantage in its quest for the equalizer. Road Warriors Friday s game marks the second weekend of a month-long stretch in which Colgate plays seven of eight games on the road. The Raiders started the swing in Sault Ste. Marie, Mich., where they recorded a tie and a loss against Lake Superior State. Next weekend, Colgate will stop in Hamilton to take on Bentley on Oct. 9 before playing its first four ECAC Hockey League games away from home. The Raiders open the conference slate at Brown and Yale and finish the road swing at Dartmouth and Harvard. Poll Position Following its weekend, Colgate saw an expected drop in the polls. The Raiders fell out of the top 20 in the USCHO.com/CSTV media poll, but are still receiving 62 votes. Colgate received no votes in the USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine coaches poll. Colgate in the Polls, Week by Week USCHO USA Today 10/3 18 arv 10/10 16 arv 10/17 arv --- Picking Up Where He Left Off Senior Kyle Wilson ended the season on a scoring streak that has continued through the first three games of the season. The Raiders Versus Army Mark Anderson...first meeting Peter Bogdanich...first meeting Tyler Burton... 1 GP, Mike Campaner... 1 GP, Ben Camper...first meeting Joe DeBello...first meeting Jason Fredricks...first meeting Marc Fulton... 1 GP, Alex Greig... 1 GP, Liam Huculak... 1 GP, Eric Main... 1 GP, Tom Riley...first meeting Colgate s Awards & Honors Mark Dekanich 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) Wilson registered an assist in each of the last two games of the season, and started his senior campaign with a two-goal, one-assist performance versus UMass-Lowell. He added a goal in the first game against Lake Superior State, and registered an assist in the second game. Wilson has now recorded a point in each of his last five games. Fulton, Winchester Start Season On A Roll Junior Marc Fulton and sophomore Jesse Winchester have each scored at least one point in each of Colgate s first three games of the season. Fulton kicked off the campaign with a career-high four points against UMass-Lowell in the Raiders home opener, then added an assist in Colgate s first game at Lake Superior State and a goal on the second night. Winchester scored the game-winning goal and added an assist in the game against the River Hawks. 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 on Saturday. Colgate point-scoring streaks Player Length Dates Total Pts. (G/A) Kyle Wilson 5 3/19-10/15 7 (3/4) Jon Smyth 4 3/18-10/7 5 (3/2) Marc Fulton 3 10/7-10/15 6 (3/3) Jesse Winchester 3 10/7-10/15 4 (2/2) Colgate assist streaks Player Length Dates Total Assists Kyle Wilson 3 3/19-10/7 3 Italics indicates active streak. Streaks are three games or more. Nick St. Pierre...first meeting David Sloane...first meeting Jon Smyth... 1 GP, Ryan Smyth... 1 GP, Zac Tataryn... 1 GP, Matt Torti... 1 GP, Mike Werner... 1 GP, Kyle Wilson... 1 GP, Jesse Winchester...first meeting Mark Dekanich , 3.03 GAA,.769 sv.% Justin Kowalkoski...first meeting

3 ECACHL Preseason Polls Coaches Poll Rk. Team Points* 1. Cornell 121 (11) 2. Dartmouth 94 (1) 3. Harvard St. Lawrence COLGATE Brown Clarkson Union Rensselaer Princeton Yale Quinnipiac 15 Media Poll Rk. Team Points* 1. Cornell 252 (21) 2. COLGATE Dartmouth Harvard St. Lawrence Brown Clarkson Rensselaer 89 Union Princeton Yale Quinnipiac 36 * first-place votes in parentheses ECACHL Preseason Teams Coaches Team F - Matt Moulson, Cornell F - JON SMYTH, COLGATE F - T.J. Trevelyan, St. Lawrence D - Grant Lewis, Dartmouth D - Mike Madill, St. Lawrence G - David McKee, Cornell Media Team F - Matt Moulson, Cornell F - Mike Ouellette, Dartmouth F - JON SMYTH, COLGATE F - T.J. Trevelyan, St. Lawrence D - Grant Lewis, Dartmouth D - Mike Madill, St. Lawrence G - David McKee, Cornell This Weekend in the ECACHL Some of the Ivies start gearing up for the regular-season schedule with home exhibition games this weekend. Friday, Oct. 21 Rensselaer at Boston University 7:00 Quinnipiac at American International 7:00 Western Ontario at Clarkson (ex.) 7:00 USA Under-18 Team at Cornell (ex.) 7:00 St. Francis Xavier at Harvard (ex.) 7:00 Waterloo at Princeton (ex.) 7:00 Saturday, Oct. 22 American International at Quinnipiac 7:00 McGill at Dartmouth (ex.) 7:00 USA Under-18 Team at Clarkson (ex.) 7:00 Western Ontario at St. Lawrence (ex.) 7:00 Waterloo at Yale (ex.) 7:00 Sunday, Oct. 23 Army at Rensselaer 2:00 Odd-Man In Special teams were key in Colgate s weekend series against Lake Superior State. With the teams combining for 79 penalty minutes over the two games, seven of the nine goals came in odd-man situations, including six power-play scores. The teams started the weekend by exchanging power-play goals in the first period of Friday s game. For Colgate s Kyle Wilson, it marked his second power-play goal of the season. 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. For the season, Colgate is 4-for-15 on power plays for a 26.7 percent conversion rate. The Raider penalty kill has achieved an 82.6 percent success rate, allowing just four goals on 23 attempts. Dekanich Making His Mark Sophomore goaltender Mark Dekanich has proven himself worthy of the starting role with outstanding performances in his first three games of the season. Dekanich put on a show in Colgate s home-opener 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 USCHO.com/CSTV Poll October 17, 2005 Rk. Team* Record Pts. Last 1. Michigan (21) Cornell (8) Ohio State (6) Colorado College (1) Maine Boston College Minnesota (1) North Dakota Denver (1) Michigan State (1) New Hampshire Boston University Wisconsin Bemidji State Vermont Northern Michigan Dartmouth Harvard Alaska-Fairbanks (1) St. Lawrence Others Receiving Votes: Nebraska-Omaha 76, COLGATE 62, UMass-Lowell 37, Miami 27, UMass- Amherst 4, Niagara 4, Brown 3, Ferris State 2, Lake Superior State 2, Minnesota-Duluth 2, Robert Morris 2, Alabama-Huntsville 1, Mercyhurst 1. * first-place votes in parentheses Bold indicates ECACHL team. Italics indicates Colgate opponent. redirected shot. Dekanich finished his season debut with 32 saves and his second career victory. For his efforts, he was named to the ECAC Hockey League Weekly Honor Roll. He earned a spot on the league honor roll again this week after he made 53 saves in a pair of games against Lake Superior State. Dekanich helped keep the games close as the Lakers outshot Colgate on the weekend, including taking 29 shots on goal during power-play opportunities. Winchester Records First Multi-Point Game Sophomore Jesse Winchester recorded the first multiple-point game of his career with a goal and an assist in Colgate s season opener against UMass-Lowell. Winchester scored the eventual game-winning goal on the power play nine minutes into the second period. He added an assist on Tyler Burton s goal in the third period. As a freshman, Winchester scored two goals and added two assists for four points. His first career goal was the game-winner against Ferris State in the second game of the season on Oct. 9. His second goal came on a power play in a 2-2 overtime tie with Cornell. colgate multiple-point games Player Date, Opponent Total Pts. (G/A) Marc Fulton 10/7, UMass-Lowell 4 (2/2) Kyle Wilson 10/7, UMass-Lowell 3 (2/1) Jesse Winchester 10/7, UMass-Lowell 2 (1/1) Mike Campaner 10/7, UMass-Lowell 2 (0/2) Ryan Smyth 10/7, UMass-Lowell 2 (0/2) USA Today/USA Hockey Mag. Poll October 17, 2005 Rk. Team* Record Pts. Last 1. Michigan (19) Ohio State (8) Cornell (5) Colorado College (2) Maine North Dakota Boston College Minnesota Denver Michigan State Boston University New Hampshire Wisconsin Vermont Bemidji State Others Receiving Votes: St. Lawrence 35, Northern Michigan 28, Nebraska-Omaha 23, Dartmouth 19, Harvard 18, Alaska-Fairbanks 17, Mercyhurst 4. * first-place votes in parentheses Bold indicates ECACHL team. Italics indicates Colgate opponent.

4 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 - 2/11/05 at Yale (T, 0-0, OT) Steve Silverthorn, 19 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, OT) 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 - 1/24/04, Jon Smyth vs. Vermont (W, 9-4) Opp. - 1/22/05, Eric Przepiorka, Dartmouth (L, 3-6) Player scored a short-handed goal CU - 3/25/05, Adam Mitchell vs. Colorado Coll. (L, 5-6) 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) 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) colgate multiple-goal games Player Date, Opponent Total Goals Marc Fulton 10/7, UMass-Lowell 2 Kyle Wilson 10/7, UMass-Lowell 2 colgate multiple-assist games Player Date, Opponent Total Assists Mike Campaner 10/7, UMass-Lowell 2 Marc Fulton 10/7, UMass-Lowell 2 Ryan Smyth 10/7, UMass-Lowell 2 Raiders Dominate in Faceoff Circle Through the first three games of the season, Colgate has won 120 of its 200 faceoffs, a 60 percent success rate. Leading the way at the dot is sophomore Tyler Burton, who has won 52 of his 76 draws for a 68.4 win percentage. In the two games he has played in, freshman Tom Riley has also proven himself adept at taking draws. He has the team s best winning percentage, 78.6, having won 11 of his 14 puck-drops. Colgate s other two centers, seniors Kyle Wilson and Zac Tataryn, have also won a majority of their face-offs. Wilson has earned the advantage on 34 of his 60 attempts (56.7 percent), and Tataryn has won the puck on 14 of his 27 draws (51.9 percent). Special Teams Shine in Season Opener 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. 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. 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 The Raiders converted two of their five powerplay attempts against the River Hawks for a.400 success rate. For the game, Colgate took nine shots when playing with an extra man. St. Pierre and Fredricks 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 gamewinning 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 last game. 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. Colgate in the National Rankings As a team, Colgate ranks sixth in the country in power play with a 26.7 percentage (4-of-15), and is fourth in combined special teams (60.5 percent). The Raiders are tied for 19th in scoring offense with 3.33 goals per game, 16th in scoring defense, allowing 2.33 goals per game, and tied for 11th in scoring margin (1.00 goals per game). Colgate is tied for 25th in penalty minutes (23.0 minutes per game), and its penalty kill ranks 26th with an 82.6 percent success rate. In addition, several Raiders rank in the top 10 in the individual statistics: Situational Scoring GF GA Even strength 6 3 Five-on-six (empty net) 0 0 Six-on-five (extra man) 1 0 Five-on-five 5 3 Four-on-four 0 0 Three-on-three 0 0 Power play 4 4 Six-on-four (extra man) 0 0 Five-on-four 3 4 Five-on-three 1 0 Four-on-three 0 0 Shorthanded 0 0 Four-on-six (empty net) 0 0 Four-on-five 0 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 0 Last minute of game 0 0 Penalty shot 0 0 Totals 10 7 * Includes goals scored in first/last minute of game.

5 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 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 Same faceoff wins More penalty minutes than opponent Fewer penalty minutes than opponent Same penalty minutes 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 Points per game T8. Marc Fulton goals per game Rk. Player GP Goals G/GM T0. Marc Fulton Kyle Wilson power play goals Rk. Player GP PPG/G PPG T3. Kyle Wilson game-winning goals Rk. Player GP GWG T2. Jesse Winchester 3 1 Colgate in the ECAC Hockey League Rankings Six of the ECAC Hockey League s 12 teams have started competition this season, and in the early going, Colgate stacks up well against its conference-mates. As a team, the Raiders lead the league in power play percentage (26.7), combined special teams (60.5 percent) and total goals allowed (7). Colgate is tied for third in scoring offense (3.33 goals per game) and ranks second in scoring defense (2.33 goals per game). The Raiders are third in penalty minutes (23.0 per game) and penalty kill (82.6 percent), and are tied for fifth in total scoring with 10 goals on the year. In addition, several Raiders rank in the top 10 in the individual statistics: Points per game 3. Marc Fulton T4. Kyle Wilson T8. Jesse Winchester goals per game Rk. Player GP Goals G/GM T2. Marc Fulton Kyle Wilson T9. Jesse Winchester Colgate s Record When... assists per game Rk. Player GP Assists A/GM T6. Marc Fulton power play points T3. Marc Fulton Kyle Wilson power play Goals Rk. Player GP PPG/G PPG T2. Kyle Wilson T5. Marc Fulton Jesse Winchester game-winning goals Rk. Player GP GWG T1. Jesse Winchester 3 1 Points per game, Defensemen T7. Mike Campaner Nick St. Pierre Points per game, rookies T8. Nick St. Pierre goals against average Rk. Player Minutes GA GAA 3. Mark Dekanich 183: Save Percentage Rk. Player Saves GA Save% 2. Mark Dekanich winning percentage Rk. Player W-L-T Win% T3. Mark Dekanich Commendations for Colgate s Captain For the second straight season, senior captain Jon Smyth has been 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, Gets on the Ice Scores a Goal Records a Point Mark Anderson (0-0-0 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 (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) Mike Campaner (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) Ben Camper (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) Joe DeBello (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) Mark Dekanich (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) Jason Fredricks (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) Marc Fulton (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) Alex Greig (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) Liam Huculak (0-0-0 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 (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) Tom Riley (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) Nick St. Pierre (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) David Sloane (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) Jon Smyth (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) Ryan Smyth (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) Zac Tataryn (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) Matt Torti (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) Mike Werner (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) Kyle Wilson (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) Jesse Winchester (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL) (0-0-0 ECACHL)

6 Team Superlatives Period Superlatives Most goals...3, 2nd vs. UMass-Lowell (Oct. 7) Most shots... 14, 2nd vs. UMass-Lowell (Oct. 7) Most shots allowed...14, 1st vs. UMass-Lowell (Oct. 7)... 14, 3rd vs. UMass-Lowell (Oct. 7) Most penalties...5, 1st at Lake Superior St. (Oct. 14)...5, 3rd at Lake Superior St. (Oct. 15) Most penalty minutes...21, 1st at Lake Superior St. (Oct. 14) Fewest shots...5, 2nd at Lake Superior St. (Oct. 15) Fewest shots allowed...6, 2nd vs. UMass-Lowell (Oct. 7)...6, 1st at Lake Superior State (Oct. 15) Game Superlatives Most goals... 6 vs. UMass-Lowell (Oct. 7) 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... 2 vs. UMass-Lowell (Oct. 7) Most power play goals allowed... 3 at LSSU (Oct. 15) Most power play attempts... 6 at LSSU (Oct. 15) Most power play attempts allowed at LSSU (Oct. 15) Most shorthanded goals...n/a 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... 2 vs. UMass-Lowell (Oct. 7)... 2 at Lake Superior State (Oct. 14) Fewest shots...18 at Lake Superior State (Oct. 15) Fewest shots allowed...26 at Lake Superior St. (Oct. 15) Fewest penalties... 5 vs. UMass-Lowell (Oct. 7) Fewest penalty minutes...10 vs. UMass-Lowell (Oct. 7) Miscellaneous Largest margin of victory...4 vs. UML (Oct. 7) Largest margin of defeat... 1 at LSSU (Oct. 15) Longest winning streak...1 (Oct. 7) Longest unbeaten streak... 2 (Oct. 7-14) Longest losing streak...1 (Oct. 15) Longest winless streak...2 (Oct ) Longest home winning streak...1 (Oct. 7) Longest home unbeaten streak...1 (Oct. 7) Longest home losing streak...n/a Longest home winless streak...n/a Longest road winning streak...n/a Longest road unbeaten streak...1 (Oct. 14) 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 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. Raider Flashback: December 28, 1991 After losing a hard-fought, overtime game to Ohio State in the first game, Colgate entered its matchup against Army in the consolation game of the 1991 Syracuse Invitational Tournament. The game came just three weeks after long-time head coach Terry Slater passed away due to a stroke, and it was the team s third game without Slater on the bench. Emotions were still running high, and the Raiders channeled those emotions by putting points on the scoreboard against the Black Knights. Early in the game, Colgate scored two goals within 38 seconds to go up 2-0. They finished the first period with a 3-0 lead, as current assistant coaches Brad Dexter and Andrew Dickson each picked up an assist in the opening session. The second period featured non-stop offense. The Raiders made it 4-0 just two minutes in, but Game Highs Most goals... 2 Kyle Wilson vs. UMass-Lowell (Oct. 7) Most assists... 2 Mike Campaner vs. UMass-Lowell (Oct. 7) Ryan Smyth vs. UMass-Lowell (Oct. 7) Most points... 4 Most assists... 2 Mike Campaner vs. UMass-Lowell (Oct. 7) Ryan Smyth vs. UMass-Lowell (Oct. 7) Most power-play goals... 1 Jesse Winchester vs. UMass-Lowell (Oct. 7) Kyle Wilson vs. UMass-Lowell (Oct. 7) Kyle Wilson vs. Lake Superior State (Oct. 14) Marc Fulton vs. Lake Superior State (Oct. 15) Most shorthanded goals... 0 Most penalties... 3 Matt Torti at Lake Superior State (Oct. 14) 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) Individual Superlatives Army got on the board 1:20 later. Marcel Richard netted a short-handed goal to put Colgate up 5-1, and Army s Rick Randazzo responded with a powerplay tally to keep it a three-goal game. However, the rest of the period was all Colgate, as Bruce Gardiner and Ron Fogarty each scored within seven seconds, and Fogarty added another goal to give the Raiders control of the scoreboard to the tune of 8-2. It was 9-2 before Army found the back of the net again, 6:31 into the third period on a power play. Colgate s Dan Gardner hung the Raiders 10th goal on the board with less than 2:30 on the clock to make it a 10-3 final. Colgate has scored 10 goals in a game three times since the win against Army. The Raiders defeated Plattsburgh State 14-3 the next season, earned a 10-7 victory against Brown during the campaign, and beat Merrimack on the road, 10-7, on January 11, Bumps and Bruises Sophomore forward Ben Camper is questionable for Friday s game with an injury. Junior right wing Dustin Gillanders will miss the entire season due to an injury. Period Highs Most goals... 1 Marc Fulton, 1st vs. UMass-Lowell (Oct. 7) Marc Fulton, 2nd vs. UMass-Lowell (Oct. 7) Jesse Winchester, 2nd vs. UMass-Lowell (Oct. 7) Kyle Wilson, 2nd vs. UMass-Lowell (Oct. 7) Tyler Burton, 3rd vs. UMass-Lowell (Oct. 7) Kyle Wilson, 3rd vs. UMass-Lowell (Oct. 7) Kyle Wilson, 1st at Lake Superior State (Oct. 14) Jesse Winchester, 3rd at Lake Superior St. (Oct. 14) Marc Fulton, 1st at Lake Superior State (Oct. 15) Jon Smyth, 3rd vs. Lake Superior State (Oct. 15) Most assists... 2 Mike Campaner, 2nd vs. UMass-Lowell (Oct. 7) 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) 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) Game Lows Fewest saves...23 Mark Dekanich vs. UMass-Lowell (Oct. 7) Fewest goals allowed... 2 Mark Dekanich vs. UMass-Lowell (Oct. 7) Mark Dekanich at Lake Superior State (Oct. 14) Period Lows Fewest saves... 5 Mark Dekanich, 1st at Lake Superior St. (Oct. 15) 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)

7 GAME 1 #18 Colgate 6 #16 UMass-Lowell 2 Friday, October 7, 2005 Starr Rink Hamilton, N.Y. Junior Marc Fulton recorded his first career fourpoint game to lead No. 18 Colgate to a 6-2 victory against 16th-ranked UMass-Lowell. The win marked Colgate s first win against UML since Mark Dekanich earned the win in net with 32 saves, including 20 through two scoreless periods. The Raiders dominated in the faceoff circle, winning 46 draws to Lowell s 28. Freshman Tom Riley won eight of his nine attempts, and sophomore Tyler Burton won 17 of his 23 draws. Fulton opened the game s scoring. Senior Ryan Smyth beat his defenseman outside the zone and centered the puck to Fulton. Fulton one-timed it in from the far side under goalie Peter Vetri s blocker. CU s second goal came after Smyth won the puck out of the corner and centered it to Fulton, who was waiting in the slot. Fulton went five-hole on Vetri to make it 2-0 in favor of the Raiders. Freshman Nick St. Pierre earned his first career point with an assist on CU s third goal, which was a power-play score by Jesse Winchester. St. Pierre passed the puck out of the corner to Winchester, whose initial shot was saved. He got his own rebound and put the puck over the goalie s blocker. Senior Kyle Wilson got his first goal of the season with 3:11 left in the second. Junior Mike Campaner picked up the puck in the neutral zone. He passed it to Fulton along the boards, who tipped it to Wilson. Wilson took it in by himself on a breakaway, and scored low on the blocker side. Burton made it a 5-0 Colgate lead 3:03 into the third period. Senior Jon Smyth walked the puck around from behind the net and centered it to Burton, who one-timed it over Vetri s blocker. Winchester was also credited with an assist, giving him his first career multiple-point game. Lowell got on the board 52 seconds later. Dekanich was knocked out of position by one of his own defensemen. Mark Pandolfo came from behind the net and put the puck over his blocker. Wilson scored Colgate s sixth goal 14:58 into the final period on a power play. Wilson came around from the side of the net and put the puck over Vetri s shoulder. Freshman Jason Fredricks was credited with his first career assist on the play. The final goal of the night came when UML s Jeremy Hall redirected a shot by Kim Brandvold. UMass-Lowell (0-1-0) Colgate (1-0-0) First Period: C-Fulton (R. Smyth), 18:08. Penalties: C-Torti (2-interference), 3:19; C-Tataryn (2-hooking), 9:50; C-Burton (2-hooking), 15:02. Second Period: C-Fulton (R. Smyth, Wilson), 6:58; C-Winchester (St. Pierre, Campaner), 9:01 (PP); C-Wilson (Fulton, Campaner), 16:49. Penalties: L-Godoy (2-hooking), 0:29; L-Kinley (2-hooking), 8:23; C-Burton (2-holding the stick), 9:11; L-King (2-interference), 12:36. Third Period: C-Burton (Winchester, J. Smyth), 3:03; L-Pandolfo (unassisted), 3:55; C-Wilson (Main, Fulton), 14:58 (PP); L-Hall (Brandvold, Farrell), 16:22. Penalties: C-Torti (2-hooking), 6:14; L-Kinley (2-interference), 13:59; L-Kinley (2-roughing), 17:34. Shots: UML ; CU Powerplays: UML - 0 of 5; CU - 2 of 5 Penalties: UML - 5 for 10; CU - 5 for 10 Goalies: UML - Vetri (60:00, 29 saves-35 shots); CU - Dekanich (60:00, 32 saves-34 shots). W-Dekanich (1-0-0), L-Vetri (0-1-0). Referee: Peter Feola Asst. Referees: Joseph Carusone, Stephen Shufelt. Attendance: 1,685. GAME 2 #16 Colgate 2 Lake Superior St. 2 OT Friday, October 14, 2005 Abel Arena Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. Raider sophomore goaltender Mark Dekanich made 30 saves as No. 16 Colgate skated to a 2-2 tie with Lake Superior State on Friday, Oct. 14, at Abel Arena. Sophomore Jesse Winchester scored the game-tying goal for Colgate early in the third period. The Lakers struck first in the game on a power-play goal by Trent Campbell 5:14 into the first period. Derek R. Smith held the puck behind Colgate s goal, faked to the right, then swung around to the left. He passed to Troy Schwab, who fired, but the rebound came to Campbell. Colgate scored the equalizer 6:26 later on a five-on-three power play. Senior Eric Main passed to junior Marc Fulton in the right faceoff circle. Fulton s shot rebounded off Jeff Jakaitis pads to the stick of senior Kyle Wilson waiting on the left side of the crease, and he scored into the empty net. The Raiders killed off a five-minute major penalty by sophomore Matt Torti, who left the game on a 10-minute misconduct call, late in the period to enter the first intermission with a 1-1 tie. LSSU went up 2-1, 6:17 into the second period. Schwab picked up the puck near the Raider blue line on a Colgate turnover. He passed it to Smith in the high slot, who one-timed it, beating Dekanich stick-side. The Raiders tied it up again on what can only be described as a fluke goal. Winchester had the puck just over the red line, and dumped it in for Colgate to make a line change, and it dribbled past Jakaitis and into the net 5:48 into the third. Both teams had several quality scoring chances during the remainder of regulation and in the overtime period, but both goaltenders stood tall between the pipes and turned aside every shot they saw. Jakaitis finished with 20 saves in his season debut. Lake Superior State outshot Colgate on the night. Colgate (1-0-1) Lake Superior St. (0-0-1) First Period: L-Campbell (Schwab, D.R. Smith), 5:14 (PP); C-Wilson (Main, Fulton), 11:40 (PP). Penalties: C-Bogdanich (2-slashing), 4:29; C-Fredricks (2-contact to the head), 5:41; C-Torti (2-contact to the head), 6:26; L-Sims (2-interference), 10:10; L-Eves (2-tripping), 10:58; C-Torti (5-checking from behind), 13:40; C-Torti (10-game misconduct), 13:40. Second Period: L-D.R. Smith (Schwab), 6:17. Penalties: C-Wilson (2-interference), 6:49; L-D.A. Smith (2-holding), 8:40; C-Main (2-interference), 9:12; C-R. Smyth (2- tripping), 17:35. Third Period: C-Winchester (unassisted), 5:48. Penalties: L-Rainville (2-hooking), 7:44; C-team (2-too many on ice), 16:43. Overtime: none. Penalties: none. Shots: CU ; LSSU Powerplays: CU - 1 of 4; LSSU - 1 of 8 Penalties: CU - 9 for 29; LSSU - 4 for 8 Goalies: CU - Dekanich (65:00, 30 saves-32 shots); LSSU - Jakaitis (65:00, 20 saves-22 shots). T-Dekanich (1-0-1), T-Jakaitis (0-1-1). Referee: Barry Pochmara Asst. Referees: Butch Friedman, Tony Molina. Attendance: 1,721. GAME 3 Lake Superior St. 3 #16 Colgate 2 Saturday, October 15, 2005 Abel Arena Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. All five goals were scored in odd-man situations as Lake Superior State recorded a 3-2 win over the No. 16 Colgate hockey team on Saturday, Oct. 15, at Abel Arena. Dominic Osman appeared to put the game out of reach when he buried his own rebound at the 16:52 mark of the third period. On the initial shot, Raider goaltender Mark Dekanich looked behind him, giving Osman the opportunity to pick up the puck and put it in the net glove-side. However, the Raiders pulled Dekanich and took advantage of the extra skater. Sophomore Jesse Winchester passed the puck from the right side to freshman Nick St. Pierre, waiting at the left point. St. Pierre fired, and the puck was tipped by senior captain Jon Smyth as it went by Laker goalie Jeff Jakaitis. The Raiders pulled Dekanich again, looking for the equalizer, but a delay-of-game penalty by sophomore Tyler Burton served to neutralize the would-be advantage. Colgate was the first to get on the board 4:26 into the game. Senior Kyle Wilson and junior Marc Fulton passed the puck back and forth between the area behind the right side of the net and the right faceoff circle. Fulton eventually took one of Wilson s passes and fired the puck over Jakaitis left shoulder. LSSU tied it up midway through the opening session. The Lakers were cycling the puck on the power play. Mark Adamek passed to Derek A. Smith at the left point, who sent it over to Jeff Rainville at the right point, and Rainville fired a long shot past Dekanich. Lake Superior State capitalized on another power play opportunity 3:13 into the second period. A shot by Marty Gurnoe created a scrum in front of Dekanich. The puck came loose to Dominic Osman, and he clanged it off the left pipe. It rebounded behind Dekanich to Nathan Ward who was waiting on the right side, and he banged it home. Colgate edged LSSU in the faceoff circle, 36-29, with Burton winning 16 of his 26 draws. Colgate (1-1-1) Lake Superior St. (1-0-1) First Period: C-Fulton (Wilson), 4:26 (PP); L-Rainville (D.A. Smith, Adamek), 10:12 (PP). Penalties: L-Ward (2- checking from behind), 2:27; C-Main (2-slashing), 8:29; C-Bodanich (2-hooking), 10:36; L-McJannet (2-crosschecking), 17:26; C-Fredricks (2-interference), 19:17. Second Period: L-Ward (Osman, Gurnoe), 3:13 (PP). Penalties: L-Rainville (2-interference), 0:06; C-R. Smyth (2-slashing (1:50); C-Fredricks (2-interference), 11:05; C-Tataryn (2-checking from behind), 19:27. Third Period: L-Osman (Scoran, Gurnoe), 16:52 (PP); C-J. Smyth (St. Pierre, Winchester), 18:55 (EA). Penalties: C-Greig (2-tripping), 0:57; L-D.R. Smith (2-interference), 1:59; C-Wilson (2-hooking), 7:11; L-Birkeland (2-contact to the head), 9:26; L-Booras (2-checking from behind), 11:02; C-Torti (2-kneeing), 15:26; C-Burton (2-delaying the game), 19:25; C-Burton (10-misconduct), 19:25. Shots: CU ; LSSU Powerplays: CU - 1 of 6; LSSU - 3 of 10 Penalties: CU - 11 for 30; LSSU - 6 for 12 Goalies: CU - Dekanich (58:41, 23 saves-26 shots); LSSU - Jakaitis (60:00, 16 saves-18 shots). W-Jakaitis (1-0-1), L-Dekanich (1-1-1). Referee: Barry Pochmara Asst. Referees: Butch Friedman, Tony Molina. Attendance: 2,322.