#1 Miami. Week of Jan. 28, 2008

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1 1 NATIONAL RANKINGS (JAN. 28) 1. MIAMI 2. MICHIGAN 3. NORTH DAKOTA (USCHO.com/CSTV) 4. DENVER 5. MICHIGAN STATE 6. COLORADO COLLEGE 7. NEW HAMPSHIRE 8. NOTRE DAME 9. BOSTON COLLEGE 10. CLARKSON Week of Jan. 28, 2008 #1 Miami NEXT ACTION: February 8 & 9 vs. #2 Michigan HOCKEY CONTACT: Nick Banaszak Phone banasznc@muohio.edu OVERALL SCHEDULE/RESULTS CCHA: /06/07 WATERLOO (EXHIIBITION) W, /12/07 VERMONT W, /13/07 VERMONT W, /19/07 at Ohio State * W, /21/07 OHIO STATE * W, /26/07 NEBRASKA-OMAHA * W, /27/07 NEBRASKA-OMAHA * W, /02/07 at Northern Michigan * W, /03/07 at Northern Michigan * W, /09/07 NOTRE DAME * L, /10/07 NOTRE DAME * W, /15/07 at Michigan State * W, /16/07 at Michigan State * W, /23/07 CANISIUS W, /24/07 CANISIUS W, /07/07 ALASKA * W, /08/07 ALASKA * L, /15/07 at Rensselaer W, /16/07 at Rensselaer W, /29/07 vs. St. Cloud State % W, 2-1 (OT) 12/30/07 vs. Ohio State % W, /04/08 at Bowling Green * L, /05/08 at Bowling Green * W, /11/08 at Nebraska-Omaha * W, /12/08 at Nebraska-Omaha * W, /18/08 LAKE SUPERIOR STATE * W, /19/08 LAKE SUPERIOR STATE * W, /25/08 at Alaska * W, /26/08 at Alaska * W, /08/08 MICHIGAN * 8:05 p.m. ET 02/09/08 MICHIGAN * 7:35 p.m. ET 02/15/08 at Ferris State * 7:05 p.m. ET 02/16/08 at Ferris State * 7:05 p.m. ET 02/22/08 WESTERN MICHIGAN * 7:35 p.m. ET 02/23/08 WESTERN MICHIGAN * 7:05 p.m. ET 02/26/08 at Ohio State * 7:05 p.m. ET 02/29/08 OHIO STATE * 7:35 p.m. ET 03/07/08 CCHA Tournament 1st Round TBA 03/08/08 CCHA Tournament 1st Round TBA 03/14/08 CCHA Tournament 2nd Round TBA 03/15/08 CCHA Tournament 2nd Round TBA 03/21/08 CCHA Tournament Semis ^ TBA 03/22/08 CCHA Tournament Finals ^ TBA 03/28/08 NCAA Regionals TBA 03/29/08 NCAA Regionals TBA 03/30/08 NCAA Regionals TBA 04/10/08 NCAA Frozen Four # TBA 04/12/08 NCAA Frozen Four # TBA Home Games in CAPS All game times are Eastern * denotes CCHA game % Ohio Hockey Classic - Columbus, Ohio ^ Detroit, Mich. # Denver, Colo. REDHAWKS ( OVERALL; CCHA, 1st) REDHAWKS BACK TO NO.1: After winning both games of last weekend s series against Alaska, combined with a Michigan loss and tie, the RedHawks have overtaken the Wolverines for the No. 1 ranking in both men s hockey polls. This is the eighth week this season that Miami has owned the top spot. With its record of , Miami earned 510 points and all 34 first-place votes in the USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine poll, and 999 points and 49-of-50 first-place votes in the USCHO/CSTV poll. Miami also owns the top spot in the PairWise Rankings, a system which attempts to mimic the method used by the NCAA Selection Committee to determine participants for the NCAA Division I Men s Hockey Tournament. A BATTLE FOR THE AGES: The No. 1 ranked RedHawks will welcome the current No. 2 team in the nation, Michigan, to Steve Cady Arena February 8-9 for an interconference matchup of historic proportions. This will mark the first time in the school s history that it will face off against the second ranked team while being ranked No. 1. Along with playing for the nation s top rank, four valuable CCHA points are up for grabs. Miami currently has a three-point edge over the Wolverines for first-place in the conference standings, though, Michigan has played two fewer games than MU this season. THAT S A LOT OF WINS: With last Friday s victory over the Nanooks, the current Miami senior class won its 89th game, becoming the winningest class in school history, passing the 2006 graduating class, which had 88 victories. ZATKOFF SETS SCHOOL RECORD: Junior goaltender JEFF ZATKOFF (G, Chesterfield, MI) held opponents without a goal for 216:02, setting a new record for netminders at Miami. Zatkoff held Lake Superior State without a goal in MU s 5-0 victory over the Lakers, then followed that performance up with a 2-0, blanking of Alaska. This was the first time in Zatkoff s career that he pitched back-to-back shutouts, and he now has six shutouts during his time at Miami. 20-SOMETHINGS: Junior forward JUSTIN MERCIER (F, Erie, PA) scored his 20th goal of the year last Saturday to make Miami the only team in the country with two 20-goal scorers (Ryan Jones 22 goals). Fifty-seven NCAA Division I teams do not have a single 20-goal scorer. Mercier is behind only senior captain RYAN JONES (F, Chatham, ONT) and Michigan s Kevin Porter, each with 22 goals, for the most goals in Division I hockey.

2 Week of Jan. 28, MORE 20-SOMETHINGS: With his 13th goal of the year last Saturday night, freshman forward TOMMY WINGELS (F, Wilmette, IL) became the ninth RedHawk to record 20 points this season. Miami boasts the most 20-point scorers for any team in the nation. Of the 59 D-I teams, 16 teams do not roster a player with 20 points. WE RE GOING STREAKING!: After winning its seventh consecutive game, the Red and White are tied with North Dakota for the nation s longest winning streak. Only Michigan State has a longer unbeaten streak (eight games, 5-0-3) than Miami. PRODUCTIVE ON THE PK: With junior forward JUSTIN MER- CIER scoring while Miami was down a man last Saturday, the RedHawks have now scored seven shorthanded tallies on the year, tying the team with four others for the third most in the nation. Along with turning offensive while on the penalty kill, MU has shutdown the opponent on 141-of-156 (90.4 percent) man-advantage opportunities, placing the team third in the country. WHAT DOESN T HE LEAD?: Nationally, junior goaltender JEFF ZATKOFF ranks at the top of every goaltending category, including goals-against average (1.50), saves percentage (tied with UM s Billy Sauer,.937) and winning percentage (.870). Zatkoff and Sauer are the only two netminders in Division I hockey with 20 victories this season. Should Zatkoff continue the pace he s on, he would break the school s alltime records for goals-against average (CHARLIE EFFINGER ) and saves-percentage (JEFF ZATKOFF -.923) He needs just two more victories this season to tie Richard Schulmistra s record for the most wins by a Miami netminder in a single season (22). ALL GOOD THINGS MUST COME TO AN END: Freshman forward CARTER CAMPER s point streak ended at 10 games in Friday s 2-0 win at Alaska. He came back strong in Saturday s contest though, scoring twice and assisting on another goal. He has registered 19 points in his last 12 games and, with overall, is second in the nation in rookie points. COACH S WINNING WAYS: Since taking the helm of Miami hockey nine years ago, head coach ENRICO BLASI has won games unlike any other coach in Miami s 30-year history. Of the 507 wins in the team s history, Blasi has been on the bench for 179 of them, just over 35 percent of the time. When it comes to CCHA games, MU has won 328 all-time leaguecontests, with Blasi guiding Miami to victory in 130 of those games. NCAA ALL-TIME RANKINGS: If Miami continues its pace for scoring defense and scoring margin, it would rank amongst the NCAA s top-10, all-time, in each category. The RedHawks boast a scoring margin, which would place the team in fifth-place all-time on the Division I list. Ohio State s 1970 squad holds the record with a differential. Miami gives up an average of 1.54 goals per game, currently the sixthlowest in D-1 history. MU currently leads the nation in both categories. A WINNING PERSONALITY: Senior captain RYAN JONES leads the country in game-winning goals, tallying seven this season. Jones is Miami s all-time leader for game-winners (21), and has given himself a 10-goal cushion between first and second place. Jones needs just two more game-winners this season to tie Brett Sterling for the most GWG (23) in NCAA history. Should he score three more, Jones would tie the Division I record for the most game-winners in one season, with 10. HOBEY BAKER FAN BALLOTING UPDATE: Three Miami players have been nominated to the Hobey Baker Award ballot, an award given to the nation s best collegiate hockey player. Here s a breakdown of how Miami s nominees have fared through Tuesday night: RYAN JONES - 50,131 votes percent JEFF ZATKOFF - 14,246 votes... 7 percent JUSTIN MERCIER - 7, percent Fan balloting runs now through March 9. To cast votes for the three Miamians on the ballot, please go to com/voting. HISTORICALLY VICTORIOUS: With a record of 25-3, coach ENRICO BLASI s team needs just two more wins this season to tie the school s record for most wins in a single season. The accomplisment has been achieved twice; once in (the team included Blasi as a player) and again in The Blasi-led team finished the season with 26 victories, the most wins he has earned in a season as the team s head coach. OH CAPTAIN, MY CAPTAIN: By netting his 22nd goal of the season in the third period of last Saturday s victory over Alaska, senior captain RYAN JONES caught Michigan s Kevin Porter for the both the CCHA and national lead in goals scored. The goal was Jones 81st for his career at Miami, moving him past Vern Sketchley for second place on the school s all-time goal scoring list. Should he win the conference scoring title, Jones would be the first Miamian since Derek Edwardson in to be named the league s top goal scorer.

3 USCHO/CSTV MEN S HOCKEY POLL January 28, 2008 Team (1st place votes) Record Points Last 1 MIAMI (49) MICHIGAN ( 1) NORTH DAKOTA DENVER MICHIGAN STATE COLORADO COLLEGE NEW HAMPSHIRE NOTRE DAME BOSTON COLLEGE CLARKSON WISCONSIN MINNESOTA-DULUTH NORTHEASTERN PROVIDENCE NR 15 MASSACHUSETTS MASS.-LOWELL QUINNIPIAC MINNESOTA PRINCETON ST. CLOUD STATE USA TODAY/USA HOCKEY MAGAZINE MEN S HOCKEY POLL Men s College Hockey Poll -- #16 (Jan. 28, 2008) (first-place votes in parentheses) Team Record Points Last 1 MIAMI (34) MICHIGAN NORTH DAKOTA MICHIGAN STATE DENVER COLORADO COLLEGE NEW HAMPSHIRE NOTRE DAME BOSTON COLLEGE CLARKSON WISCONSIN NR 12 MINNESOTA-DULUTH NR 13 PROVIDENCE NR 14 NORTHEASTERN MINNESOTA Week of Jan. 28,

4 LAST TIME IT HAPPENED... MIAMI SWEPT A HOME SERIES Jan , 2008 vs. Lake Superior State (6-1, 5-0) MIAMI WAS SWEPT IN A HOME SERIES Mar. 9-10, 2007 vs. Lake Superior State (2nd Round CCHA Tournament) (2-1, 2-1) MIAMI SWEPT A ROAD SERIES Jan , 2008 at Alaska (2-0, 7-2) MIAMI WAS SWEPT IN A ROAD SERIES Feb , 2006 at Michigan State (3-2, 3-1) MIAMI SWEPT A CCHA SERIES Jan , 2008 at Alaska (2-0, 7-2) MIAMI WAS SWEPT IN A CCHA SERIES Mar. 9-10, 2007 vs. Lake Superior State (2nd Round CCHA Tournament) (2-1, 2-1) MIAMI SHUTOUT AN OPPONENT Jan. 25, 2008 at Alaska (Jeff Zatkoff - 24 saves, 2-0) AN OPPONENT SHUTOUT MIAMI Dec. 8, 2007 vs. Alaska (Wylie Rogers, 3-0) MIAMI WON THREE OR MORE GAMES IN A ROW Jan. 5, Current (7 games) MIAMI LOST TWO OR MORE GAMES IN A ROW Mar. 9-10, 2007 (2 games vs. Lake Superior) A MIAMI PLAYER SCORED TWICE IN ONE GAME Jan. 26 at Alaska (Carter Camper - 2) A MIAMI PLAYER SCORED A HAT TRICK Dec. 7, 2007 vs. Alaska (Ryan Jones) A MIAMI PLAYER SCORED FOUR TIMES IN ONE GAME Nov. 2, 2007 at Northern Michigan (Ryan Jones) A MIAMI PLAYER TALLIED FIVE OR MORE POINTS IN ONE GAME Nov. 2, 2007 at Northern Michigan (Ryan Jones - 5) AN OPPOSING PLAYER SCORED A HAT TRICK Oct. 19, 2006 at Michigan (Chad Kolarik in a 6-3 Miami loss) MIAMI WON WHEN TRAILING AFTER TWO PERIODS Dec. 15, 2007 at Rensselaer (7-3) MIAMI HAD 40 OR MORE SHOTS ON GOAL IN A GAME Nov. 24, 2007 vs. Canisius (41 shots, 11-1 Miami win) MIAMI ALLOWED 40 OR MORE SHOTS ON GOAL IN A GAME Nov. 24, 2006 at St. Lawrence (48 shots, 4-3 Miami win) MIAMI HAD 50 OR MORE SHOTS ON GOAL IN A GAME Feb. 15, 2007 vs. Robert Morris (51 shots, 7-3 Miami win) A MIAMI PLAYER SCORED A SHORTHANDED GOAL Jan. 25, 2008 at Alaska (Justin Mercier - second period) MIAMI SCORED TWO SHORTHANDED GOALS IN ONE GAME Dec. 15, 2007 at Rensselaer (Carter Camper - first period; Justin Mercier - third period) AN OPPOSING PLAYER SCORED A SHORTHANDED GOAL Nov. 3, 2007 at Northern Michigan (Nick Sirota in first period) A MIAMI PLAYER SCORED AN EMPTY-NET GOAL Jan. 12 at Nebraska-Omaha (Tommy Wingels - third period) A MIAMI PLAYER ATTEMPTED A PENALTY SHOT Jan. 18, 2008 vs. Lake Superior State (Carter Camper - scored) MIAMI WON IN OVERTIME Dec. 29, 2007 vs. St. Cloud State (2-1) MIAMI LOST IN OVERTIME Feb. 2, 2007 at Alaska (2-1) MIAMI SCORED 10 OR MORE GOALS IN A GAME Nov. 24, 2007 vs. Canisius (11-1 Miami win) OPPONENT SCORED 10 OR MORE GOALS IN A GAME Jan. 6, 1996 at Michigan (13-0 Miami Loss) MIAMI BEAT A NO. 1-RANKED OPPONENT Mar. 1, 1997 vs. Michigan (4-2) MIAMI BEAT A TOP-FIVE RANKED OPPONENT Nov. 16, 2007 at No. 3 Michigan State (3-1) MIAMI BEAT A TOP-10 RANKED OPPONENT Nov. 16, 2007 at No. 3 Michigan State (3-1) Week of Jan. 28, CCHA PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Week of Offensive Defensive Goaltender Rookie Oct. 15 Mark Van Guilder, ND, SR Kyle Hood, OSU, SR JEFF ZATKOFF, MIA, JR Peter Boyd, OSU, F Oct. 22 JUSTIN MERCIER, MIA, JR ALEC MARTINEZ, MIA, JR JEFF ZATKOFF, MIA, JR TOMMY WINGELS, MIA, F Oct. 29 RYAN JONES, MIA, SR Mark Mitera, UM, JR Mitch O Keefe, FSU, JR CARTER CAMPER, MIA, F Nov. 5 RYAN JONES, MIA, SR Daniel Vukovic, MSU, SR Jeff Lerg, MSU, JR Chad Langlais, UM, D Nov. 12 Derek Whitmore, BGSU, SR Alain Goulet, UNO, FR Billy Sauer, UM, JR Aaron Palushaj, UM, F Nov. 19 Kevin Porter, UM, SR Kyle Lawson, ND, SO Billy Sauer, UM, JR Max Pacioretti, UM, F Nov. 26 Kevin Porter, UM, SR Kyle Lawson, ND, SO Billy Sauer, UM, JR Mark Olver, NMU, F Dec.3 Bryan Lerg, MSU, SR Evan Case, FSU, JR Jeff Lerg, MSU, JR Max Pacioretti, UM, F Dec.10 Tim Crowder, MSU, JR Dan VeNard, ND, SR Wylie Rogers, UA, SR Jerry Kuhn, WMU, G Dec.17 RYAN JONES, MIA, SR ALEC MARTINEZ, MIA, JR Brian Stewart, NMU, SO CARTER CAMPER, MIA, F Dec. 31 JAROD PALMER, MIA, SR RAY EICHENLAUB, MIA, JR Billy Sauer, UM, JR Mike Fillinger, FSU, F Jan. 7 James Perkin, BGSU, SO Michael Ratchuk, MSU, SO Jeff Lerg, MSU, JR Jacob Cepis, BGSU, F Jan. 14 Chad Kolarik, UM, SR Simon Gysbers, LSSU, SO Jeff Lerg, MSU, JR CARTER CAMPER, MIA, F Jan. 21 Derek Whitmore, BGSU, SR Eddie Del Grosso, UNO, SO Jeff Lerg, MSU, JR Dan Sexton, BGSU, F Jan. 28 Tommy Goebel, OSU, SR Brock Sheahan, ND, SR Jeff Lerg, MSU, JR Ben Ryan, ND, F Perani Cup Individual Standings Player School Points 1. Kevin Porter UM Jeff Lerg MSU Ryan Jones MIA Billy Sauer UM Chad Kolarik UM Jeff Zatkoff MIA Erik Condra ND Justin Mercier MIA Jordan Pearce ND Wylie Rogers UA 19 Derek Whitmore BGSU 19 Nick Sirota NMU Mark Olver NMU 18 Jacob Cepis BGSU Tim Crowder MSU Tim Kennedy MSU Brandon Scero UNO 14 Mark Van Guilder ND 14 Carter Camper MIA Evan Rankin ND 13 Tommy Goebel MSU Two tied with 12 The Perani Cup Three Star Award is given to the player from each school who earns the most points throughout the season each time they are named a star of the game (5 points for 1st star, 3 points for 2nd star and 1 point for 3rd star).

5 Week of Jan. 28, MIAMI UNIVERSITY ICE HOCKEY NUMERICAL ROSTER # NAME... POS....YR...HT....WT....S/C... BORN... HOMETOWN/PREVIOUS TEAM 1 Charlie Effinger***...G...Sr L Belleville, Ill./St. Louis (USHL) 2 Michael Findorff*...D...Jr R Colorado Springs, Colo./Indiana (USHL) 3 Dane Hetland*...F...So R Bridgeville, Pa./Bay State (EJHL) 4 Brad Robbins***...D...Sr R West Bloomfield, Mich/Danville (USHL) 5 Charley Fetzer**...D...Sr L Chicago, Ill./Youngstown (NAHL) 8 Brandon Smith*...D...So R Pepper Pike, Ohio/Bridgewater (EJHL) 7 Andy Miele...F...Fr L Grosse Pointe Woods, Mich. /Chicago (USHL) 9 Tommy Wingels...F...Fr R Wilmette, Ill./Cedar Rapids (USHL) 10 Alexandre Lacombe*...F...Jr L Orleans, Ontario/Gloucester (CJHL) 11 Carter Camper...F...Fr R Rocky River, Ohio/Lincoln (USHL) 12 Gary Steffes*...F...So R Grand Blanc, Mich./Cedar Rapids (USHL) 14 Vincent LoVerde...D...Fr R Chicago, Ill./Waterloo (USHL) 15 Brian Kaufman* A...F...Jr L Shoreview, Minn./Billings (NAHL) 16 Justin Mercier**...F...Jr L Erie, Pa./USNTDP Nathan Davis*** A...F...Sr L Rocky River, Ohio/USNDTP Raymond Eichenlaub**...D...Jr R Wilmette, Ill./Cedar Rapids (USHL) 19 Jarod Palmer*...F...So R Fridley, Minn./Tri-City (USHL) 20 Pat Cannone...F...Fr R Bayport, N.Y. /Cedar Rapids (USHL) 21 Alec Martinez**...D...Jr L Rochester, Mich/Cedar Rapids (USHL) 22 Nino Musitelli**...F...Sr R Macomb, Mich./Danville (USHL) 24 Kevin Roeder** A...D...Jr R Glenview, Ill./Chicago (USHL) 25 Mitch Ganzak***...D...Sr L Canton, Mich./Green Bay (USHL) 26 Ryan Jones*** C...F...Sr L Chatham, Ontario/Chatham (WOJHL) 27 Justin Vaive...F...Fr L Toronto, Ontario/USNDTP Bill Loupee**...F...Jr R Bloomfield, Mich./Cedar Rapids (USHL) 32 Jon Whitacre*...G...So L Indianapolis, Ind./Billings (NAHL) 37 Jeff Zatkoff**...G...Jr L Chesterfield, Mich./Sioux City (USHL Head Coach:... Enrico Blasi (Miami 94) Assistant Coaches :... Jeff Blashill (Ferris State 98), Chris Bergeron (Miami 93) Dir. of Hockey Operations:...Nick Petraglia (Miami 04) CCHA Standings CONFERENCE OVERALL W L T Pts. GF GA W L T GF GA MIAMI MICHIGAN MICHIGAN STATE NOTRE DAME NEBRASKA-OMAHA BOWLING GREEN FERRIS STATE NORTHERN MICHIGAN ALASKA OHIO STATE LAKE SUPERIOR WESTERN MICHIGAN ELSEWHERE AROUND THE CCHA Friday, February 1 Bowling Green at Ohio State Ferris State at Lake Superior State Nebraska-Omaha at Michigan State Western Michigan at Alaska Northern Michigan at Michigan USA Under-18 Team at Notre Dame Saturday, February 2 Nebraska-Omaha at Michigan State Bowling Green at Ohio State Ferris State at Lake Superior State Western Michigan at Alaska Northern Michigan at Michigan 7:05 AT 7:35 ET 7:35 ET 4:05 ET 7:05 AT 7:35 ET TRACKING THE TOP TEN NO. 1 MIAMI: IDLE No. 2 Michigan: Feb. 1 & 2 vs. Northern Michigan No. 3 North Dakota: Feb. 1 & 2 at Minnesota No. 4 Denver: Feb. 1 & 2 at Minnesota State No. 5 Michigan State: Feb. 1 & 2 vs. Nebraska-Omaha No. 6 Colorado College: Feb. 1 & 2 vs. Clarkson No. 7 New Hampshire: Feb. 1 at Maine No. 8 Notre Dame: Feb. 1 vs. USA Under-18 Team No. 9 Boston College: Feb. 1 vs. Providence... Feb. 4 vs. Boston University No. 10 Clarkson: Feb. 1 & 2 at Colorado College

6 MIAMI STATISTICS Week of Jan. 28, DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEND RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES... ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) Oct 12 #20 UNIV. OF VERMONT W CONFERENCE... ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) Oct 13 #20 UNIV. OF VERMONT W NON-CONFERENCE... ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) *Oct 19 at #12 Ohio State W *Oct 21 #12 OHIO STATE W *Oct 26 NEBRASKA OMAHA W SHOTS PEN-- GOALS *Oct 27 NEBRASKA OMAHA W ## INDIVIDUAL (by pts) GP G A Pts Shots Pct No-Min PP SH *Nov 02 at Northern Michigan W *Nov 03 at Northern Michigan W Ryan Jones *Nov 09 #12 ND L Carter Camper *Nov 10 #12 ND W Justin Mercier *Nov 15 at #3 Michigan State W Brian Kaufman *Nov 16 at #3 Michigan State W Alec Martinez Nov 23 CANISIUS W Jarod Palmer Nov 24 CANISIUS W Pat Cannone *Dec 07 UAF W Mitch Ganzak *Dec 08 UAF L Tommy Wingels Dec 15 at #16 Rensselaer W Nino Musitelli Dec 16 at #16 Rensselaer W Gary Steffes Dec 29 vs #16 St. Cloud State W OT Kevin Roeder Dec 30 at Ohio State W Justin Vaive *Jan 04 at Bowling Green L Alexandre Lacombe *Jan 05 at Bowling Green W Vincent LoVerde *Jan 11 at Nebraska Omaha W Bill Loupee *Jan 12 at Nebraska Omaha W Nathan Davis *Jan 18 LAKE SUPERIOR STATE W Charley Fetzer *Jan 19 LAKE SUPERIOR STATE W Raymond Eichenlaub *Jan 25 at UAF W Andy Miele *Jan 26 at UAF W Michael Findorff Charlie Effinger Brad Robbins TEAM STATISTICS MIA OPP 3 Dane Hetland Jeff Zatkoff SHOT STATISTICS... TM TEAM Goals-Shot attempts Total Shot pct Opponents Goals/Game Shots/Game POWER PLAYS GOAL AVERAGE--- -SAVES- Goals-Power Plays ## GOALTENDERS GP Time GA EN Avg Save Pct W L T Conversion Percent Shot Attempts Jeff Zatkoff : Shot Percent Charlie Effinger 6 318: GOAL BREAKDOWN... TM EMPTY NET 12 4: Power Play Total : Short-handed Opponents : Empty net Penalty Unassisted ATTENDANCE SUMMARY MIA OPP Overtime Shootout Total Delayed Penalty Dates/Avg Per Date... 13/ /4159 PENALTIES... Neutral Site #/Avg... 1/0 Number Minutes Penalties/Game GOALS BY PERIOD OT Total Pen minutes/game SHOOTOUTS (Made-Att) Miami University Opponents SAVES BY PERIOD OT Total Miami University Opponents

7 8 REMAINING MIAMI HOCKEY BROADCAST SCHEDULE The following games will be televised on ONN Friday, 2/22 vs. Western Michigan 7:35 p.m. Saturday, 2/23 vs. Western Michigan 7:05 p.m. Video webcasts of all home games, with the exception of those televised by Fox-Detroit and CSTV will be available through the Miami All-Access Subscription Package available via The following games will be televised on Fox-Detroit Saturday, 2/9 vs. Michigan 7:35 p.m. The following game will be televised on CSTV... Friday, 2/8 vs. Michigan 8:05 p.m. Friday, 2/29 vs. Ohio State 7:35 p.m. The following games will air on 96 Rock (WFTK)... Friday, 2/8 vs. Michigan 7:20 p.m. Friday, 2/22 vs. Western Michigan 7:20 p.m. Saturday, 2/23 vs. Western Michigan 6:50 p.m. Tuesday, 2/26 vs. Ohio State 6:50 p.m. Friday, 2/29 vs. Ohio State 7:20 p.m. Audio broadcasts of all games will be carried on the internet via the Miami All-Access Subscription Package available via