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1 ALASKA ANCHORAGE SEAWOLF HOCKEY Hockey SID: Dallas Baldwin Office: GOAL FAX: UAA Sports Information Wells Fargo Sports Complex Room Providence Drive Anchorage, Alaska February 22, 2010 Seawolves look to defend Cup title ALASKA ANCHORAGE HOCKEY Schedule Date Opponent Time/Res. Oct 2 SAIT Polytechnic (ex.) W, 9 0 Oct 9 MERCYHURST ^ W, 5 3 Oct 10 #3 MICHIGAN ^ L, 1 6 Oct 16 RPI % W, 3 0 Oct 17 Robert Morris % L, 3 5 Oct 23 #2 NORTH DAKOTA * L, 0 5 Oct 24 #2 NORTH DAKOTA * W, 2 1 Oct 30 Minnesota * L, 1 5 Nov 1 Minnesota * L, 1 4 Nov 6 #2/3 DENVER * L, 2 3 Nov 7 #2/3 DENVER * W, 7 3 Nov 13 Wisconsin * L, 1 5 Nov 14 Wisconsin * L, 2 6 Nov 20 MINNESOTA STATE * L, 2 8 Nov 21 MINNESOTA STATE * W, 4 1 Nov 27 #5 Colorado College * L, 0 5 Nov 28 #5 Colorado College * W, 3 2 OT Dec 4 #20 ST. CLOUD STATE * L, 1 3 Dec 5 #20 ST. CLOUD STATE * L, 2 3 Jan 8 #2 Denver * T, 1 1 Jan 9 #2 Denver * L, 2 3 Jan 15 Michigan Tech * W, 6 2 Jan 16 Michigan Tech * W, 5 4 Jan 22 #7/8COLORADO COLL. * L, 1 6 Jan 23 #7/8COLORADO COLL. * W, 2 1 Jan 29 MINNESOTA * L, 4 7 Jan 30 MINNESOTA * W, 2 1 Feb 5 #4 St. Cloud State * T, 4 4 Feb 6 #4 St. Cloud State * L, 0 6 Feb 19 Minnesota State * L, 2 5 Feb 20 Minnesota State * L, 3 4 Feb 26 ALASKA FAIRBANKS # 7:07 p.m. Feb 27 Alaska Fairbanks # 7:05 p.m. Mar 5 MINNESOTA DULUTH * 7:07 p.m. Mar 6 MINNESOTA DULUTH * 7:07 p.m. Mar WCHA First Round Mar WCHA FINAL FIVE Home games in ALL CAPS # Alaska Airlines Governor s Cup ^ Kendall Hockey Classic % Brice Alaska Goal Rush (Fairbanks) * Western Collegiate Hockey Association game All times are Alaska Daylight/Standard Time NO. 17 ALASKA FAIRBANKS (14-9-9, CCHA) vs. ALASKA ANCHORAGE ( , WCHA) Friday, Feb. 26 at 7:07 the Sullivan Arena Saturday, Feb. 27 at 7:05 the Carlson Center Radio: KTZN 550 AM Kurt Haider (play-by-play) (Both) Live Stats: GoSeawolves.com (Friday) & Alaskananooks.com (Saturday) Live Web Feed: GCI.net (Friday) & B2TV.com (Saturday) Television: GCI Channel 1 (tape delayed on Friday, live on Saturday) THIS WEEK: The Alaska Anchorage Seawolves will look to defend their Alaska Airlines Governor s Cup title with a home-and-home non-conference series against the Alaska Fairbanks Nanooks. The Seawolves will host the Nanooks on Friday, Feb. 26 at the Sullivan Arena, before traveling to Fairbanks for the second game on Saturday, Feb. 27 at the Carlson Center. Friday s game is scheduled to start at 7:07 p.m., while Saturday s matchup is set for 7:05 p.m. THE SERIES UAA vs. UAF OVERALL: UAA leads AT UAA: UAA leads AT UAF: UAA leads LAST MEETING: Feb. 28, 2009 (UAA won, 3-0) STREAK: UAA 2 CUP RECORD: Tied, 8-8 NOTES: The Seawolves enter the Cup with three straight titles... UAA hasn t lost to UAF since Dec. 31, 2005, while the last time UAA lost to UAF at the Sully was on Oct. 22, 2005 since bench boss Dave Shyiak took the reins, the Seawolves are against UAF the Governor s Cup, which started during the season, has gone into a shootout to determine the winner on four occasions last was (2-2), when UAF won the shootout, 3-2 last season, the Governor s Cup returned to a two-game format the Cup started as a two-game contest and continued for six seasons before changing to a four-game format for nine seasons. See full history of the Governor s Cup on page 4. SCOUTING ALASKA FAIRBANKS: The Nanooks enter the series with the Seawolves with a overall record UAF currently sits 4th in the Central Collegiate Hockey Association with 45 points the Nanooks are ranked No. 17 in the USCHO.com/CBS College Sports poll and received 19 points in the USA Today / USA Hockey Magazine poll both released on Feb. 22 UAF is led offensively by freshman F Andy Taranto ( ) and senior F Dion Knelsen ( ) from the blueline, sophomore D Joe Sova leads the Nanooks with totals between the pipes, sophomore G Scott Greenham (.921sv%, 2.17gaa, ) has suited up for 32 games with the Blue & Gold UAF plays UAA after sweeping Lake Superior (4-0, 5-1) on Feb the Nanooks haven t lost a game since Jan. 30 at Northern Michigan (3-2) UAF hasn t been swept all season second-year head coach Dallas Ferguson owns a record, since taking over the program. LAST TIME OUT: The Seawolves were swept for the fourth time this season as they fell twice at Minnesota State on Feb despite UAAs junior F Nick Haddad scoring the first goal on Friday, the Mavericks came back to defeat the Seawolves, 5-2 freshman F Alex Gellert also claimed his third collegiate goal on Saturday, in a ping-pong game, the Mavs were victorious, UAA SPORTS INFORMATION Please contact assistant sports information director Dallas Baldwin ( GOAL or Dallas@uaa.alaska.edu) for credentials, releases, statistics, general or game information, or assistance in arranging interviews with players or coaches.

2 SEAWOLF HOCKEY RECORD BREAKDOWN Overall Record When UAA Scores First WCHA Record When Opponent Scores First Home Record When Leading After 1st Period Road Record When Trailing After 1st Period Neutral Site Record When Tied After 1st Period WCHA Home Games When Leading After 2nd Period WCHA Road Games When Tied After 2nd Period Last 5 Games When Trailing After 2nd Period Last 10 Games When Scoring on the Power Play When Outshooting Opp When Scoreless on the PP When UAA Out-shot When Opp. Scores on PP Ties Opponents on Shots When Opp. Scoreless on PP In One-Goal Games In Two-Goal Games In Three-Goal Games October In 4+ Goal Games November In Overtime Games December Friday Games January Saturday Games February Non-Conference March or more shots on goal Allowing 40 or more shots shots on goal Allowing shots shots on goal Allowing shots shots on goal Allowing shots THE LAST TIME...a Seawolf scored the following in a single game: 2 Goals...Kevin Clark at St. Cloud State (02/05/10) 3 Goals...Kevin Clark at. Michigan Tech (01/16/10) 4 Goals...David Vallieres vs. Michigan Tech (11/4/95) 5 Goals...Cary Fisher vs. Gustavus Adolphus (2/4/88) 3 Points...Kevin Clark (2-1 3) vs. St. Cloud State (02/05/10) 4 Points...Kevin Clark (3-1 4) at Michigan Tech (01/16/10) 5 Points...David Vallieres (4-1 5) vs. Michigan Tech (11/4/95) 6+ Points...Doug Spooner (3-5 8) vs. Gustavus Adolphus (2/4/88) UAA goaltender made 50 saves: Nathan Lawson (51) at Michigan Tech (1/21/06) UAA goaltender made 40 saves: Jon Olthuis (46) at Minnesota Duluth (3/07/09) UAA goaltender received an assist: Jon Olthuis at Minnesota Duluth (12/8/07) UAA attempted a penalty shot: Tommy Grant vs. St. Cloud State (2/6/09) UAA made a penalty shot: Shea Hamilton vs. St. Cloud State (2/4/05) First in program history. An opposing player attempted a penalty shot: Marc Christian, Minnesota-Duluth, didn t score on Lee Schill (2/24/95) An opposing player scored a penalty shot: Mike Forrest, Fairfield, scored on Chad Meyhoff (12/2/88) UAA scored an empty net goal: Kevin Clark at Michigan Tech (01/15/10) UAA scored a shorthanded goal: Kevin Clark vs. Minnesota (01/30/10) UAA swept a two-game series at Sullivan Arena: 10/19-10/20/2007, vs. Alaska Fairbanks (4-3, 5-3) UAA swept a two-game road series: 01/15-16/10, at Michigan Tech (6-2, 5-4) An opponent swept a two-game road series: 11/13-11/14/09 at Wisconsin (5-1, 6-2) An opponent swept a two-game series at Sullivan Arena: 12/4-5/09 St. Cloud State(3-1, 3-2) UAA shut out an opponent: 10/16/09 UAA 3, RPI 0 (Jon Olthuis) UAA shut out an opponent on the road: 02/27/09 UAA 1, UAF 0 (Bryce Christianson) UAA was shut out: 11/27/09 UAA 0, CC 5 (Joe Howe) edging UAA, 4-3 picking up his team-leading 17th goal of the season was senior F Kevin Clark freshman F Mitch Bruijsten and senior F Josh Lunden each netted a goal in the loss. SUITING UP FOR THE GREEN & GOLD: As the season wraps up, four seniors continue to advance in the all-time games played list leading the pack with 135 career games under his belt is senior F Kevin Clark Clark currently sits tied at No. 16 with a guaranteed six games remaining, Clark could advance as high as No. 8 captain D Jared Tuton is tied for No. 26 with 132 Tuton games, F Josh Lunden is tied for No. 52 and D Nils Backstrom is likely to break onto the list at No. 62, should he suit up in the six games Justin Bourne ( ) leads the board with 149 games played. WCHA STANDINGS: Following the sweep by Minnesota State, the Seawolves fell to No. 8 in the 10-member conference prior to last weekend, the Seawolves were tied for No. 7 with the Minnesota Gophers with 18 points apiece the Gophers were able to sweep Colorado College, taking all four points and sole ownership of No. 7 Minnesota State continues to trail UAA at No. 9 with 17 points with 8 points, Michigan Tech has clinched last in the league the Seawolves have two conference games remaining, while Minnesota and Minnesota State have four left Denver and St. Cloud State have clinched home ice. MOST LEAGUE WINS: With two conference games left, the Seawolves are looking for their most league wins since the season with 8 conference wins under its belt, UAA needs one more to tie last season (9-14-5) and two more to tie the season ( ). SCORING BREAKDOWN: The junior class (6 skaters) is producing 40 percent of UAA s scoring with 29 goals and 46 assists, while the senior (6 skaters) class produced 26 percent and the freshman class (7 skaters) comprises 24 percent of the scoring the sophomores, with only three representatives, brings in the final 10 percent. SECOND HALF SURGE: Even with the sweep by Minnesota Sate, the Seawolves have posted the best second half of the season under head coach Dave Shyiak with 12 games played since the holiday break, the Seawolves are last season, when UAA registered its best finish under Shyiak, the Seawolves were SHYIAK CLIMBING AHEAD: With a guaranteed six games remaining, HEAD COACH DAVE SHYIAK career record (5th season at UAA) WCHA record / non-conference Fourth head coach in program history Led UAA to a third-straight Alaska Airlines Governor s Cup title in Helped guide NMU to seven 20-win seasons, six Central Collegiate Hockey Association tournament berths and one NCAA Tournament appearance. Wildcats averaged over 20 wins a season under Shyiak's tenure. Recorded an overall mark of as an assistant coach at NMU (10 seasons) Served as head coach of the North American Select Team in 2000 and 2001, guiding the squad to silver-medal finishes both seasons at the World Junior A Hockey Tournament Co-Captain of NMU's 1991 NCAA Championship team that eliminated UAA from the Quarterfinals.

3 SEASON LEADERS GOALS Kevin Clark Sean Wiles... 9 Tommy Grant... 7 Josh Lunden... 7 ASSISTS Tommy Grant Kevin Clark Kane Lafranchise Daniel Naslund... 9 Sean Wiles... 8 POINTS Kevin Clark Tommy Grant Sean Wiles POWER-PLAY GOALS Kevin Clark... 5 Josh Lunden... 3 Tommy Grant... 2 Mickey Spencer... 2 Alex Gellert... 2 SHORT-HANDED GOALS Sean Wiles... 2 Kevin Clark... 2 GAME-WINNING GOALS Alex Gellert... 2 PENALTIES Kevin Clark Lee Baldwin Nick Haddad Tommy Grant PENALTY MINUTES Kevin Clark Chris Crowell Nick Haddad Lee Baldwin SHOTS ON GOAL Kevin Clark Tommy Grant Sean Wiles Mickey Spencer Josh Lunden Plus / Minus Sean Wiles Drew Darwitz SCORING BY CLASS G A P PPG GW Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen THIS WEEK S SEAWOLF PROMOTIONS Beat the Nooks T-Shirts Get your official Beat the Nooks t-shirt for only $5.00 at the UAA Campus Bookstore and help the Seawolves white out all the games vs. UAF. Subway Hockey Ticket Promotion Promotion for the Feb. 26 UAA vs. UAF Alaska Airlines Governor's Cup Hockey Game. With any purchase at Anchorage or Eagle River Subway restaurants you will receive a coupon good for $7.00 off of each ticket purchased for any price level with a maximum of two tickets per coupon. You can use as many coupons as you like while tickets are available. Go back to Subway and get a coupon each time you make a purchase and conveniently purchase your tickets online. Subway Sub Eating Contest and Pep Rally, Tuesday, February 23, 2:00 PM UAA Student Union Will take place as part of an on-campus promotion for UAA students, faculty and staff in the Student Union cafeteria. Details and registration will be available at the Subway on Campus. Join UAA student-athletes, cheerleaders and Spirit for fun games and giveaways. Seawolf Student-Athlete Alumni Reception, Friday February 26, 5:30pm, Sullivan Arena Please join your fellow Seawolf Athletics Alumni at a pre-game reception on Friday, February 26, Appetizer reception begins at 5:30pm followed up by a game preview with coach Dave Shyiak at 6:00pm at the Sullivan Arena NE Lounge. Get reserved game tickets Available for $10. For more information or to R.S.V.P. for the reception and/ or game please contact Tlisa Northcutt at or Tlisa@uaa.alaska.edu Hockey vs. UAF, Friday, February 26, 7:00pm Sullivan Arena Tailgate Party begins at 5:30pm Sullivan Arena Parking Lot, free food and drinks provided (alcohol free), brought to you by the Tailgate Crew & UAA Athletic Department Subway 6 foot long Sub Eating Contest 2nd Period Intermission Humpy's Rockband between periods. head coach Dave Shyiak ( ) is looking for his 51st career victory one more victory will make him the second-winningest coach in UAA history. CATCHING UP WITH CLARK: Senior F Kevin Clark continues to lead the Seawolves this season in multiple categories, while advancing in the all-time UAA lists Clark currently paces UAA in six categories points (30), goals (17), power-play goals (5), shots (92), penalties (30) and penalty minutes (70) the Winnipeg, Manitoba, native is tied for 5th in the league overall standings with 17 goals the most for a Seawolf since Curtis Glencross posted 21 goals in Clark s 101 career points rank him No. 20 on the all-time scoring list with his three-point weekend against Minnesota State, Clark became just the 22nd Seawolf skater to join the 100-point club. PRODUCING FROM THE BLUELINE: Junior D Kane Lafranchise has already registered his best season with the Seawolves the 6-1, 202-pounder has posted totals this season, two more than last season (3-7 10) recently Lafranchise has been a solid performer, recording 1 goal and 5 assists in the last seven games with one season left with UAA, Lafranchise currently ranks No. 27 on the all-time defenseman scoring board with 30 career points. WITH LUNDEN IN THE LINEUP: Since missing 11 games due to an injury, senior F Josh Lunden has returned in full force, posting totals in the last seven games the Coquitlam, B.C., local has registered seven goals and assists this season for a career total of Lunden currently leads all active Seawolf skaters with 46 career goals, good for a tie with Mitch Kean ( ) on the all-time goal list at No. 16 with two more goals, Lunden will be tied with Tony Catani ( ) at No. 15. UAA All-Time Records All-Time WCHA Record (17th season) All-Time Record (32nd season) WCHA STANDINGS CONFERENCE OVERALL 1 Denver St. Cloud State Wisconsin Minnesota Duluth Colorado College North Dakota Minnesota Alaska Anchorage Minnesota State Michigan Tech Clark Lafranchise Lunden

4 UAA ACTIVE CAREER LEADERS GOALS Josh Lunden Kevin Clark Tommy Grant ASSISTS Kevin Clark Josh Lunden Tommy Grant Kane Lafranchise POINTS Kevin Clark Josh Lunden Tommy Grant Craig Parkinson POWER-PLAY GOALS Josh Lunden Kevin Clark Craig Parkinson... 6 Tommy Grant... 6 GAME-WINNING GOALS Kevin Clark... 6 Josh Lunden... 3 Craig Parkinson... 3 Tommy Grant... 3 GAMES PLAYED Kevin Clark Jared Tuton Josh Lunden PENALTIES Kevin Clark Nils Backstrom Tommy Grant PENALTY MINUTES Kevin Clark Nils Backstrom Tommy Grant Trevor Hunt Josh Lunden ALASKA AIRLINES GOVERNOR S CUP HISTORY Year Winner Results UAF Tied 1-1, UAF wins shootout, UAA Tied 1-1, UAA wins shootout, UAA UAA wins, UAA UAA wins, UAF UAF wins, UAF Tied 1-1, UAF wins shootout, UAA UAA wins, UAA UAA wins, UAF UAF wins, UAF UAF wins, UAF Tied 2-2, UAF wins shootout, UAF UAF wins, UAF UAF wins, UAA UAA wins, UAA UAA wins, UAA UAA wins, 2-0 OLTHUIS UPRISING: With only four regular-season games left and at least two playoff games, senior G Jon Olthuis has claimed the No. 1 position for UAA, suiting up in 22 games this season, including 12 straight Olthuis is currently tied with Lee Schill ( ) at No. 7 on the all-time UAA career wins list with 22 with one more win, Olthuis will be tied for No. 6 with Jeff Carlson ( ). Olthuis LOOKING FOR POINTS: Two Seawolf skaters are looking for their first points of the season senior D Jared Tuton (29 gp) and freshman F Chris Crowell (25 gp) picking up his first collegiate point was freshman F Tyler Currier (9 gp), who assisted on freshman F Mitch Bruijsten s goal against Minnesota State on Feb. 20. SEAWOLF BITES: Following the series against the Mavericks on Feb , UAA ended the regular season with a record against MSU on Feb. 19, the Seawolves allowed their 12th and 13th shorthanded goals against the last time UAA allowed two SHG was earlier this season on Oct. 30 in Minnesota Tony Lucia netted both UAA has also scored its fair share of shorties, posting six this season last season, UAA allowed five SHG and scored five the Seawolves have recorded at least one point against each conference foe except Wisconsin (UAA will still face Minnesota Duluth for the first time of the season on March 5-6). LAST MEETING WITH NANOOKS: Backstopped by two flawless performances from goaltender Bryce Christianson, UAA claimed its third consecutive Alaska Airlines Governor s Cup title by blanketing Alaska Fairbanks at the Carlson Center, 1-0 on Feb. 27, 2009 and at the Sullivan Arena, 3-0 on Feb. 28, 2009 UAA junior F Paul Crowder scored the game-winner with 3:11 left in regulation to give UAA the 1-0 victory in Fairbanks in Anchorage, Christianson prevailed for UAA once again, posting his second career shutout the Seawolves earned their first back-to-back shutouts since beating Air Grant Force 3-0 and 4-0, Feb , 1993 scoring for UAA was then-sophomore F Tommy Grant with the game-winner, then-junior D Nils Backstrom, and Crowder with a shorthanded empty-net tally a season-high 5,350 fans showed up for the game against UAF at the Sully the most in attendance since on Oct. 22, 2005 against UAF (5,492) in five of the past six seasons, the UAF vs. UAA games have brought in the most fans. THINGS TO WATCH OUT FOR: Aiming for their 100th career games played are junior F Craig Parkinson (96) and senior D Trevor Hunt (98) rookie Daniel Naslund is looking to break onto the all-time freshman scoring list the Swede needs one more helper to tie for No. 28 on the assist list, and one more goal to tie at No CAPTAINS: The Seawolves will be led by senior D Jared Tuton who sports the C backing Tuton up are seniors D Nils Backstrom, F Kevin Clark and F Josh Lunden as assistant captains. UAA IN THE WCHA OVERALL STATISTICS TEAM UAA Leader Scoring Offense 9th 2.40 G/GM Wisconsin 4.00 G/GM Scoring Defense 9th 3.73 G/GM North Dakota 2.19 G/GM Penalty Minutes 1st 21.0 PIM/G Same Power Play 10th 12.6 PCT Colorado College 22.9 PCT Penalty Kill 8th 80.3 PCT Denver 87.7 PCT Special Teams Comb. 7th 49.2 PCT North Dakota 52.6 PCT INDIVIDUAL Scoring Kevin Clark T-14th 30 pts Three with 40 pts Goals Kevin Clark T-5th 17 g Blake Geoffrion (UW) 21 g Assists Tommy Grant T-31st 14 a Derek Stepan (UW) 29 a Power-Play Points Kevin Clark T-31st 10 pts Jack Connolly (UMD) 23 pts Power-Play Goals Kevin Clark T-13th 5 PPG Fontaine (UMD)/Geoffrion (UW) 12 PPG Short-Handed Points Clark/Wiles T-1st 3 pts Same Short-Handed Goals Clark/Wiles T-3rd 2 g Testwuide (CC)/Olson (MTU) 3 Game-Winning Goals Alex Gellert T-19th 2 GWG Five with 5 g Defenseman Scoring Kane Lafranchise T-19th 12 pts Brendan Smith (UW) 39 pts Freshman Scoring Daniel Naslund T-13th 12 pts Ryan Schwartz (CC) 26 pts GAA Jon Olthuis 13th 3.60 Marc Cheverie (DU) 1.93 GAA Save Percentage Jon Olthuis 13th.871 Marc Cheverie (DU).937 Goalie Win Pct. Jon Olthuis 12th.381 Dan Dunn (SCSU).833

5 Schedule and Results UAA/OPP UAA/OPP UAA/OPP Date Opponent Time/Res. Shots Power Play Penalties Goaltender Attend. Oct 9 MERCYHURST ^ W, /22 2 5/ /7 14 Olthuis (1 0 0) 3,712 Oct 10 #3 MICHIGAN ^ L, /26 0 4/ /5 10 Christianson (0 1 0) 4,319 Oct 16 RPI % W, /25 0 5/ /6 23 Olthuis (2 0 0) 1,179 Oct 17 Robert Morris % L, /31 1 4/ /5 10 Olthuis (2 1 0) 1,482 Oct 23 #2 NORTH DAKOTA * L, /29 0 7/ /10 31 Olthuis (2 2 0) 3,112 Oct 24 #2 NORTH DAKOTA * W, /23 1 5/ /6 12 Christianson (1 1 0) 3,715 Oct 30 Minnesota * L, /24 1 8/ /19 38 Christianson (1 2 0) 9,710 Nov 1 Minnesota * L, /31 0 4/ /4 8 Christianson (1 3 0) 9,310 Nov 6 #2/3 DENVER * L, /19 0 5/ /6 12 Olthuis (2 3 0) 2,875 Nov 7 # 2/3 DENVER * W, /23 2 7/ /12 24 Christianson (2 3 0) 3,038 Nov 13 Wisconsin * L, /37 1 8/ /16 32 Olthuis (2 4 0) 11,870 Nov 14 Wisconsin * L, /42 0 3/ /6 12 Christianson (2 4 0) 13,612 Nov 20 MINNESOTA STATE * L, /39 0 4/ /8 24 Olthuis (2 5 0) 2,732 Nov 21 MINNESOTA STATE * W, /22 1 8/ /11 22 Christianson (3 4 0) 3,232 Nov 27 Colorado College * L, /29 0 6/ /6 12 Christianson (3 5 0) 6,890 Nov 28 Colorado College * W, 3 2 OT 35/28 0 5/ /7 14 Olthuis (3 5 0) 7,121 Dec 4 ST. CLOUD STATE * L, /17 0 5/ /10 20 Olthuis (3 6 0) 2,596 Dec 5 ST. CLOUD STATE * L, /24 1 3/ /3 6 Christianson (3 6 0) 2,850 Jan 8 Denver * T, /32 0 3/ /3 6 Olthuis (3 6 1) 5,300 Jan 9 Denver * L, /29 1 3/ /18 52 Olthuis (3 7 1) 5,931 Jan 15 Michigan Tech * W, /29 1 4/ /5 21 Olthuis (4 7 1) 2,161 Jan 16 Michigan Tech * W, /36 1 3/ /4 11 Olthuis (5 7 1) 2,063 Jan 22 COLORADO COLLEGE * L, / / /7 14 Olthuis (5 8 1) 2,833 Jan 23 COLORADO COLLEGE * W, /17 1 4/ /18 36 Olthuis (6 8 1) 2,894 Jan 29 MINNESOTA * L, /36 1 4/ /6 12 Olthuis (6 9 1) 3,251 Jan 30 MINNESOTA * W, /24 1 4/ /4 8 Olthuis (7 9 1) 3,632 Feb 5 St. Cloud State * T, /29 1 6/ /7 14 Olthuis (7 9 2) 6,017 Feb 6 St. Cloud State * L, /39 0 3/ /3 6 Olthuis (7 10 2) 6,051 Feb 19 Minnesota State * L, /25 1 8/ /13 26 Olthuis (7 11 2) 3,549 Feb 20 Minnesota State * L, / /8 16 Olthuis (7 12 2) 3,940 Feb 26 ALASKA FAIRBANKS # Feb 27 Alaska Fairbanks # Mar 5 MINNESOTA DULUTH * Mar 6 MINNESOTA DULUTH * Mar WCHA First Round Mar WCHA FINAL FIVE Home games in ALL CAPS # Alaska Airlines Governor s Cup ^ Kendall Hockey Classic % Brice Alaska Goal Rush (Fairbanks) * Western Collegiate Hockey Association game All times are Alaska Daylight/Standard Time

6 Alaska Anchorage Game-by-Game Recaps Game 1 vs. Mercyhurst Oct. 9, 2009 (Anchorage) Mercyhurst (0-1-0) Alaska Anchorage (1-0-0) 1st UAA-Grant (1) (Haddad, Leinweber) 5:55 MC-Graham (1) (Collins) 9:01 UAA-Lunden (1) (Baldwin, Grant) 18:52 2nd UAA-Grant (2) (Baldwin) 8:01 MC-Eddy (1) (Pitt) 16:53 UAA-Parkinson (1) (Clark, Lunden) 3rd UAA-Parkinson (2) (Wiles) 11:20 MC-Raven (1) (Noble, Echternach) 16:25 Penalties UAA 9-18, MC 7-14 Power Plays UAA 2-5, MC 0-7 Saves UAA-Olthuis ( ) 59:40 MC-Zapolski ( ) 59:20 Shots UAA ( ), MC ( ) Attendance 3,712 Game 2 vs. Michigan Oct. 10, 2009 (Anchorage) Michigan (1-1-0) Alaska Anchorage (1-1-0) 1st UM-winnett (1) (unassisted) 1:39 UM-Lebler (1) (Summers, Czarnik) 4:37 UM-Hagelin (1) (Langlais, Rust) 18:25 2nd UM-Brown (1) (Liewelly, Rust) 9:22 UM-Rust (1) (Brown, Langlais) 12:56 UAA-Clark (Vidmar) 19:42 3rd UM-Brown (Hagelin, Burlon) 15:11 Penalties UAA 4-8, UM 5-10 Power Plays UAA 0-4, UM 2-3 Saves UAA-Christianson ( ) 60:00 UM-Hogan ( ) 60:00 Shots UAA ( ) UM ( ) Attendance 4,319 Game 3 vs. RPI Oct. 16, 2009 At Carlson Center (Fairbanks) RPI (1-2-0) Alaska Anchorage (2-1-0) 1st 2nd UAA-Gellert (1) (Spencer, Lafranchise) UAA-Lunden (2) (Lafranchise) UAA-Clark (2) (Haddad, Grant) Penalties UAA 5-21, RPI 6-23 Power Plays UAA 0-5, RPI 0-4 Saves UAA-Olthuis ( ) RPI York ( ) Shots UAA ( ), RPI ( ) Attendance 1,179 Game 4 vs. Robert Morris Oct. 17, 2009 At Carlson Center (Fairbanks) RPI (1-1-0) Alaska Anchorage (2-2-0) 1st 2nd 3rd RMU-Kobialko (1) (Kushneriuk, Longpre) UAA-Leinweber (1) (Clark, Gellert) RMU-Lewis (1) (Kushneriuk, Urban) UAA-Haddad (1) (Grant) RMU-Blandina (1) (South, Cramer) UAA-Clark (3) (Leinweber) RMU-Urban (2) (Longpre, South) RMU-Chiavetta (1) (Jones, Brooks) Penalties UAA 10-23, RMU 5-10 Power Plays UAA 1-5, RMU 2-10 Saves UAA-Olthuis ( ) RMU-Ostergard ( ) Shots UAA ( ) RMU ( ) Attendance 1,482 Game 5 vs. North Dakota Oct. 23, 2009 At the Sullivan Arena North Dakota (4-0-1, 2-0-1) Alaska Anchorage (2-3-0, 0-1-0) 1st UND-Lamoureux (2) (Zajac, Rowney) 5:47 UND-Marto (3) (Trupp, Gleason) (17:24 UND-Gregoire (3) (LaPoint, Kristo) 18:40 2nd UND-Trupp (1) (Malone) 13:36 3rd UND-Genoway (4) (VandeVelde, Dell) :34 Penalties UAA 9-29, UND Power Plays UAA 0-8, UND 3-8 Saves UAA-Olthuis ( ) 59:54 UND-Dell ( ) 59:18 Shots UAA ( ), UND ( ) Attendance 3,112 Game 6 vs. North Dakota Oct. 24, 2009 At the Sullivan Arena North Dakota (4-1-1, 2-1-1) Alaska Anchorage (3-3-0, 1-1-0) 2nd UAA-Clark (4) (Baldwin, Lunden) :29 UAA-Lafranchise (1) (Grant, Naslund) 6:06 3rd UND-Zajac (3) (Lamoureux, Toews) 18:34 Penalties UAA 5-10, UND 6-12 Power Plays UAA 1-5, UND 0-4 Saves UAA-Christianson ( ) 60:00 UND-Eidsness ( ) 59:35 Shots UAA ( ), UND ) Attendance 3,715 Game 7 vs. Minnesota Oct. 30, 2009 At Mariucci Arena Minnesota (1-3-1, 1-3-1) Alaska Anchorage (3-4-0, 1-2-0) 1st UAA Haddad (2) (Hunt, Leinweber) 8:09 MINN-Ness (1) (Schroeder, Fairchild) 13:25 2nd MINN-Lucia (1) (Matson) 4:47 MINN-Wehrs (1) (Lucia) 14:49 MINN-Budish (1) (White, Schroeder) 16:26 3rd MINN-Lucia (2) (Barriball) 3:54 Penalties UAA 16-40, MINN Power Plays UAA 1-8, MINN 0-5 Saves UAA-Christianson ( ) 59:54 MINN-Kangas ( ) 59:31 Shots UAA ( ) MIN ( ) Attendance 9,710 Game 8 vs. Minnesota Nov. 1, 2009 At Mariucci Arena Minnesota (2-3-1, 2-3-1) Alaska Anchorage (3-5-0, 1-3-0) 1st MINN-White (1) (Lucia, Fischer) 12:31 MINN-Hoeffel (3) (Schroeder, Barriball) 19:43 2nd MINN-Lucia (3) (Matson, Wehrs) 5:13 3rd UAA-Spencer (1) (Naslund) 11:14 MINN-Barriball (2) (Schroeder, Hoeffel) 11:33 Penalties UAA 4-8, MINN 4-8 Power Plays UAA 0-4, MINN 1-4 Saves UAA-Christianson ( ) 59:59 MINN-Kangas ( ) 59:58 Shots UAA ( ) MIN ( ) Attendance 9,310 Game 9 vs. Denver Nov. 6, 2009 Denver (6-2-1, 4-0-1) Alaska Anchorage (3-6-0, 1-4-0) 2nd UAA-Wiles (1) (Spencer, Naslund) 6:38 DEN-Martin(4) (unassisted) 7:28 DEN-Rakhshani (5) (Colborne, Maiani) 15:46 3rd DEN-Rakhshani (6) (Colborne) 3:51 UAA-Vidmar (1) (Parkinson, Lafranchise) 19:24 Penalties UAA DEN 6-12 Power Plays UAA 0-6, DEN 1-7 Saves UAA-Olthuis ( ) DEN-Murray ( ) Shots UAA ( ), DEN ( ) Attendance 2,875 Game 10 vs. Denver Nov. 7, 2009 Denver (6-3-1, 4-1-1) Alaska Anchorage (4-6-0, 2-4-0) 1st DEN-Wiercioch (2) (Glasser) 5:59 UAA-Wiles (2) (Naslund, Baldwin) 17:05 2nd DEN-Rakhshani (7) (Wiercioch, Ruegse.) 3:58 UAA-Clark (5) (Lafranchise, Baldwin) 10:34 UAA-Naslund (1) (Vidmar) 11:03 UAA-Leinweber (2) (Grant) 12:15 3rd UAA-Baldwin (1) (Clark, Grant) 2:27 UAA-Wiles (3) (unassisted) 5:55 DEN-Ruegsegger (5) (Maiani) 15:53 UAA-Lunden (3) (Bruijsten) 17:48 Penalties UAA 15-41, DEN Power Plays UAA 2-7, DEN 2-10 Saves UAA Christianson ( ) DEN-Murray ( ) DEN-Paulgaard ( ) Shots UAA ( ), DEN ( ) Attendance 3,038 Game 11 vs. Wisconsin Nov. 13, 2009 At Kohl Center Wisconsin (5-3-1, 3-3-1) Alaska Anchorage (4-7-0, 2-5-0) 1st UW-Smith (1) (Bohmbach) 00:14 UW-Goloubef (3) (Smith, Geoffrion) 12:50 UW-Bendickon (1) (Johnson, Mitchell) 18:53 2nd UW-Davies (2) (Stepan, Schultz) 12:08 3rd UW-Bendickson (2) (Street) 5:36 UAA-Parkinson (3) (Spencer, Naslund) 6:54 Penalties UAA 14-31, UW Power Plays UAA 1-8, UW 1-8 Saves UAA Olthuis ( ) 59:51 UW-Bennett ( ) 60:00 Shots UAA ( ), UW ( ) Attendance 11,870 Game 12 vs. Wisconsin Nov. 14, 2009 At Kohl Center Wisconsin (6-3-1, 4-3-1) Alaska Anchorage (4-8-0, 2-6-0) 1st UAA-Lunden (4) (Vidmar, Grant) 15:32 UW-Street (3) (Grotting, Lee) 15:43 2nd UW-Geoffrion (Stepan, McDonagh) 12:37 3rd UW-Johnson (Mitchell, Smith) 2:32 UAA-Lunden (Clark) 6:36 UW-Smith (1) (Goloubef, Street) 7:42 UW-Schultz (1) (Davies, Stepan) 17:04 UW-Street (4) (Goloubef, Murray) 19:48 Penalties UAA 10-20, UW 6-12 Power Plays UAA 0-3, 0-7 Saves UAA Christianson( ) 59:39 UW-Gudmandson ( ) 59:51 Shots UAA ( ) UW ( ) Attendance 13,612

7 Alaska Anchorage Game-by-Game Recaps Game 13 vs. Minnesota State Nov. 20, 2009 Minnesota State (4-6-1, 2-6-1) Alaska Anchorage (4-9-0, 2-7-0) 1st MSU-Stewart (2) (Cooper, Galiardi) 11:41 MSU-Hayes (4) (Boe) 12:39 MSU-Stewart (3) (Harrison, Youds) 15:37 UAA-Clark (6) (Haddad) 18:03 MSU-Pitlick (3) (Davis, Irwin) 19:26 2nd UAA-Haddad (3) (Leinweber, Wiles) 13:18 3rd MSU-Davis (2) (Stewart) 4:36 MSU-Stewart (4) (Canzanello)4:46 MSU-Wiley (1) (Galiardi, Elbrecht) 14:00 MSU-Stewart (5) (unassisted) 15:58 Penalties UAA 9-18, MSU 8-24 Power Plays UAA 0-4, MSU 1-7 Saves UAA Olthuis ( ) 20:00 UAA Sidor ( ) 40:00 MSU Lee ( ) 59:54 Shots UAA ( ), MSU ( ) Attendance 2,732 Game 14 vs. Minnesota State Nov. 21, 2009 Minnesota State (4-7-1, 2-7-1) Alaska Anchorage (5-9-0, 3-7-0) 1st UAA-Portwood (1) (unassisted) 1:44 2nd UAA-Grant (3) (Clark) 1:25 UAA-Clark (7) (Vidmar, Grant) 4:34 MSU-Harrison (2) (Youds, Louwerse) 6:13 3rd UAA-Grant (4) (Haddad) 19:21 Penalties UAA 9-18, MSU Power Plays UAA 1-8, MSU 1-6 Saves UAA Christianson ( ) 60:00 MSU-Murdock ( ) 59:22 Shots UAA ( ), MSU ( ) Attendance 3,232 Game 15 vs. Colorado College Nov. 27, 2009 At World Sports Arena Colorado College (10-2-1, 7-1-1) Alaska Anchorage (5-10-0, 3-8-0) 1st CC-Fredheim (3) (Schultz, Lowery) 11:06 CC-Rapuzzi (5) (DeBoer, Overman) 16:49 2nd CC-Testwuide (7) (Dineen) 11:23 CC-Lowery (3) (Fredheim, Schultz) 14:07 3rd CC-Rapuzzi (5) (DeBoer, Leaverton) 7:50 Penalties UAA 6-12, CC 6-12 Power Plays UAA 0-6, CC 2-6 Saves UAA Christianson ( ) 48:44 UAA Olthuis ( ) 11:00 CC-Howe ( ) 60:00 Shots UAA ( ), CC ( ) Attendance 6,890 Game 16 vs. Colorado College Nov. 28, 2009 At World Sports Arena Colorado College (10-3-1, 7-2-1) Alaska Anchorage (6-10-0, 4-8-0) 2nd CC-Prosser (2) (Rapuzzi, Schultz) 7:38 UAA-Wiles (4) (Spencer, Hunt) 19:27 3rd UAA-Wiles (5) (Spencer, Hunt) 1:23 CC-Stultz (2) (Prosser) 19:28 OT UAA-Naslund (2) (Grant, Wiles) 1:00 Penalties UAA 8-16, CC 7-14 Power Plays UAA 0-5, CC 1-6 Saves UAA Olthuis ( ) 61:00 CC Howe ( ) 61:00 Shots UAA ( ), CC ( ) Attendance 7,121 Game 17 vs. St. Cloud State Dec. 4, 2009 St. Cloud State (7-6-2, 5-4-1) Alaska Anchorage (6-11-0, 4-9-0) 1st SCSU-Lasch (9) (Roe, Mosey) 7:42 SCSU-Oslund (2) (LeBlanc, Hanowski) 12:28 SCSU-Christian (2) (Marvin) 18:42 2nd UAA-Wiles (6) (Haddad) 16:56 Penalties UAA 11-33, SCSU Power Plays UAA 0-5, SCSU 2-7 Saves UAA Olthuis ( ) 60:00 SCSU Lee ( ) 60:00 Shots UAA ( ), SCSU ( ) Game 18 vs. St. Cloud State Dec. 5, 2009 St. Cloud State (8-6-2, 7-4-1) Alaska Anchorage (6-12-0, ) 1st UAA-Clark (8) (Parkinson, Grant) 2:34 SCSU-Oslund (3) (Lauridsen, Johnson ) 15:47 2nd SCSU-Marvin (1) (Christian, Laurdisen) 00:25 3rd UAA-Parkinson (4) (Baldwin ) 1:25 Penalties UAA 6-12, SCSU 3-6 Power Plays UAA 1-3, SCSU 0-6 Saves UAA Christianson ( ) SCSU Lee ( ) Shots UAA ( ), SCSU ( ) Attendance 2,850 Game 19 vs. Denver Jan. 8, 2010 At Magness Arena Denver (13-5-3, 9-3-3) Alaska Anchorage (6-12-1, ) 1st DU Ruegsegger (10) (Wiercioch, Colbourne) 7:13 UAA-Leinweber (3) (Bruijsten, Gorham) 13:08 Penalties UAA 4-8, DU 3-6 Power Plays UAA 0-3, DU 0-4 Saves UAA-Olthuis ( ) 64:57 DU-Cheverie ( ) 64:55 Shots UAA ( , DU ( ) Attendance 5,300 Game 20 vs. Denver Jan. 9, 2010 At Magness Arena Denver (14-5-3, ) Alaska Anchorage (6-13-1, ) 1st DU Wiercioch (4) (Rakhshani, Ruegsegger) 18:35 2nd UAA-Spencer (2) (Wiles, Naslund) 18:59 3rd DU-Colbourne (8) (Lee) 9:38 UAA-Haddad (4) (Clark, Lafranchise) 10:58 DU-Ruegsegger (11) (Rakhshani, Wrenn) 19:21 Penalties UAA 25-77, DU Power Plays UAA 1-3, DU 1-6 Saves UAA-Olthuis ( ) 59:45 DU-Cheverie ( ) 59:28 Shots UAA ( ), DU ( ) Attendance 5,931 Game 21 vs. Michigan Tech Jan. 15, 2010 At John MacInnes Student Ice Arena Michigan Tech (3-19-1, ) Alaska Anchorage (7-13-1, ) 1st UAA-Grant (5) (Clark, Gorham ) 5:33 UAA-Portwood (2) (Selby, Parkinson)5:48 MTU-Olson (10) (unassisted) 10:16 2nd UAA-Bruijsten (1) (Leinweber) 4:40 UAA-Wiles (7) (unassisted) 10:39 3rd MTU-Olson (11) (Baker, Kattelus) 5:17 UAA-Portwood (3) (Backstrom, Gorham) 18:30 UAA-Clark (9) (Grant) 19:35 Penalties UAA 5-10, MTU 5-21 Power Plays UAA 1-4, MTU 1-5 Saves UAA-Olthuis ( ) 60:00 MTU-Genoe ( ) 58:41 Shots UAA ( ), MTU ( ) Attendance 2,161 Game 22 vs. Michigan Tech Jan. 16, 2010 At John MacInnes Student Ice Arena Michigan Tech (3-20-1, ) Alaska Anchorage (7-14-1, ) 1st MTU-Olson (12) (Gwilliam, Royer) 7:54 UAA-Clark (10) (unassisted) 11:19 UAA-Clark (11) (Gorham, Grant) 13:33 2nd UAA-Grant (6) (Clark) 3:05 UAA-Clark (12) (Grant) 4:22 MTU-Baker (6) (Dobson, Cousens) 14:35 MTU-Baker (7) (Kattelus, Gwilliam) 15:33 MTU-Seigo (2) (Baker, Olson) 18:50 3rd UAA-Wiles (8) (Darwitz) 1:29 Penalties UAA 5-10, MTU 4-11 Power Plays UAA 1-3, MTU 1-4 Saves UAA-Olthuis ( ) 60:00 MTU-Robinson ( ) 58:27 Shots UAA ( ), MTU ( ) Attendance 2,063 Game 23 vs. Colorado College Jan. 22, 2010 Colorado College (14-8-3, ) Alaska Anchorage (8-14-1, ) 1st CC-Rapuzzi (7) (Guentzel, Prosser) 7:35 CC-Testwuide (14) (Guentzel, Prosser) 8:55 2nd CC-Sweatt (12) (Guentzel, McMillin) 1:58 CC-Rapuzzi (8) (Marciano, Lowery) 12:40 3rd CC-Testwuide (15) (unassisted) 1:20 UAA-Wiles (9) (Naslund, Spencer) 3:18 CC-Rapuzzi (9) (Lowery, Boivin) 5:39 Penalties UAA 7-14, CC 9-18 Power Plays UAA 0-5, CC 4-6 Saves UAA-Olthuis ( ) 60:00 CC Howe ( ) 60:00 Shots UAA ( ), CC ( ) Attendance 2,833 Game 24 vs. Colorado College Jan. 23, 2010 Colorado College (14-9-3, ) Alaska Anchorage (9-14-1, ) 1st UAA-Grant (7) (Clark, Lafranchise) 19:01 2nd UAA-Gellert (2) (Wiles, Lafranchise) 8:53 CC-DeBoer (2) (Lowery, Schwartz) 12:45 Penalties UAA 18-36, CC Power Plays UAA 1-4, CC 1-4 Saves UAA-Olthuis ( ) 60:00 CC Howe ( ) 59:19 Shots UAA ( ) CC ( ) Attendance 2,894

8 Alaska Anchorage Game-by-Game Recaps Game 25 vs. Minnesota Jan. 29, 2010 Minnesota ( , 8-9-2) Alaska Anchorage (9-15-1, ) 1st UM Carman (5) (Ness, Leddy) 5:12 UAA-Clark (13) (Lunden, Grant) 10:00 UAA-Spencer (3) (Naslund, Wiles) 10:43 UM-Schroeder (6) (Budish) 19:59 2nd UM-Fischer (1) (Budish) 00:32 UM-Schroeder (7) (Lucia, Fairchild) 8:24 UAA-Spencer (4) (Wiles, Naslund) 9:03 UM-Budish (6) (Leddy, Schroeder) 3rd UM-White (7) (Budish, Cepis) 3:39 UM-Carmen (6) (Cepis) 11:24 UAA-Naslund (3) (Wiles, Spencer) 19:05 Penalties UAA 7-14, UM 6-12 Power Plays UAA 1-4, UM 3-5 Saves UAA-Olthuis ( ) 60:00 UM-Kangas ( ) 60:00 Shots UAA ( ), UM ( ) Attendance 3,251 Game 26 vs. Minnesota Jan. 30, 2010 Minnesota ( , ) Alaska Anchorage ( , ) 1st UM-Budish (7) (Cepis, Schroeder) 15:05 2nd UAA-Lunden (6) (Clark, Gellert) 00:37 UAA-Clark (14) (Lafranchise, Baldwin) 14:02 Penalties UAA 4-8, UM 4-8 Power Plays UAA 1-4, UM 0-4 Saves UAA-Olthuis ( ) 59:56 UM-Kangas ( ) 59:23 Shots UAA ( ), UM ( ) Attendance 3,632 Game 29 vs. Minnesota State Feb. 19, 2010 At Verizon Wireless Center Minnesota State ( , ) Alaska Anchorage ( , ) 1st UAA-Haddad (5) (Lunden, Clark) 00:49 2nd MSU-Hayes (7) (unassisted) MSU-Mouillierat (10) (unassisted) 15:48 MSU-Galiardi (Davis, Dorr) 19:09 3rd MSU-Mouillierat (11) (Boe, Irwin) 6:24 MSU-Harrison (7) (Mouillerat) 11:54 UAA-Gellert (3) (Vidmar, Lafranchise) 14:11 Penalties UAA 10-20, MSU Power Plays UAA 1-8, MSU 1-3 Saves UAA-Olthuis ( ) 60:00 MSU-Cook ( ) 60:00 Shots UAA ( ), MSU ( ) Attendance 3,549 Game 30 vs. Minnesota State Feb. 20, 2010 At Verizon Wireless Center Minnesota State ( , ) Alaska Anchorage ( , ) 1st MSU-Dorr (4) (Hayes, Pitlick) 14:35 UAA-Clark (17) (Gellert, Lunden) 16:50 MSU-Dorr (5) (Hayes) 17:45 2nd MSU-Youds (2) (Mouillierat, Louwerse) 9:32 UAA-Bruijsten (2) (Currier, Leinweber) 10:00 3rd UAA-Lunden (7) (Clark, Lafranchise) 14:32 MSU-Louwerse (6) (Pitlick, Youds) 15:00 Penalties UAA 10-28, MSU 8-16 Power Plays UAA 1-5, MSU 1-5 Saves UAA-Olthuis ( ) 58:28 MSU-Cook ( ) 60:00 Shots UAA ( ), MSU ( ) Attendance 3,940 Game 27 vs. St. Cloud State Feb. 5, 2010 At National Hockey Center St. Cloud State (17-8-4, ) Alaska Anchorage ( , ) 1st SCSU-Lasch (13) (Raboin, Roe) 1:06 UAA-Clark (15) (Gellert, Lunden) 9:19 UAA-Parkinson (5) (Portwood) 13:15 2nd UAA-Clark (16) (Widmar, Gellert) 10:56 3rd SCSU-Lasch (14) (Festler, Lauridsen) 3:07 UAA-Lafranchise (2) (Lunden, Clark) 11:53 SCSU-Lauridsen (2) (LeBlanc, Christian) 12:50 SCSU-Hanowski (7) (Lasch, Raboin) 19:59 Penalties UAA 8-16, SCSU 7-14 Power Plays UAA 1-6, SCSU 2-7 Saves UAA-Olthuis ( ) 64:51 SCSU-Dunn ( ) 63:53 Shots UAA ( ), SCSU ( ) Attendance 6,017 Game 28 vs. St. Cloud State Feb. 6, 2010 At National Hockey Center St. Cloud State (18-8-4, ) Alaska Anchorage ( , ) 1st SCSU Lasch (15) (LeBlanc, Roe) 10:41 2nd SCSU Roe (10) (Mosey) 13:12 SCSU Marvin (3) (Festler, Lasch) 4:14 3rd SCSU Marvin (4) (Festler, Lasch) 8:13 SCSU Roe (11) (Mosey) 8:13 SCSU Lauridsen (3) (Hanowski, LeBlanc) 17:59 Penalties UAA 6-12, SCSU 3-6 Power Plays UAA 0-3, SCSU 1-6 Saves UAA-Olthuis ( ) 59:57 SCSU-Lee ( ) 59:08 Shots UAA ( ), SCSU ( ) Attendance 6,051

9 Seawolf Hockey Highs/Lows TEAM Largest Margin of Victory win vs. Denver, 11/7 6-2 win at Michigan Tech, 01/15 Largest Margin of Defeat loss vs. Minnesota State, 11/ loss vs. St. Cloud State, 02/05 Most Goals, Game win vs. Denver, 11/7 Most Goals, First Period win vs. RPI, 10/ win vs. Mercyhurst, 10/9 6-2 win at Michigan Tech, 01/ win at Michigan Tech, 01/ loss vs. Minnesota, 01/ tie at St. Cloud State, 02/05 Most Goals, Second Period loss vs. Robert Morris, 10/ win vs. Denver, 11/7 Most Goals, Third Period win vs. Denver, 11/7 Most Goals Allowed, Game loss vs. Minnesota State, 11/20 Most Goals Allowed, First Period loss vs. Minnesota State, 11/20 Most Goals Allowed, Second Period loss vs. Robert Morris, 10/ loss vs. Minnesota, 10/ loss vs. Wisconsin, 11/ win at Michigan Tech, 01/ loss vs. Minnesota, 01/ loss vs. Minnesota State, 02/19 Most Goals Allowed, Third Period loss vs. Minnesota State, 11/20 Fewest Goals Allowed, Game win vs. RPI, 10/16 Most Shots, Game OT win vs. Colorado College Most Shots, Period win at Michigan Tech, 01/15 Most Shots, First Period win at Michigan Tech, 01/15 Most Shots, Second Period OT win vs. Colorado College Most Shots, Third Period loss vs. Minnesota, 11/1 Most Shots, Overtime OT win vs. Colorado College 1-1 OT tie vs. Denver, 01/08 Most Shots Allowed, Game Most Shots Allowed, Period loss at St. Cloud State, 02/06 Most Shots Allowed, First Period loss at St. Cloud State, 02/06 Most Shots Allowed, Second Period win at Michigan Tech, 01/15 Most Shots Allowed, Third Period Most Shots Allowed, Overtime OT vs. Denver, 01/08 Fewest Shots, Game Fewest Shots, Regulation Period tie at St. Cloud State, 02/05 Fewest Shots, First Period loss vs. Minnesota, 10/ loss vs. St. Cloud State, 12/4 5-4 win at Michigan Tech, 01/16 Fewest Shots, Second Period loss vs. Minnesota, 10/30 Fewest Shots, Third Period tie at St. Cloud State, 02/05 Fewest Shots, Overtime tie at St. Cloud State, 02/05 Fewest Shots Allowed, Game loss vs. St. Cloud State, 12/4 2-1 win vs. Colorado College, 1/23 Fewest Shots Allowed, Regulation Period loss vs. St. Cloud State, 12/4 Fewest Shots Allowed First Period loss vs. Denver, 11/6 Fewest Shots Allowed, Second Period loss vs. St. Cloud State, 12/4 Fewest Shots Allowed, Third Period loss vs. St. Cloud State, 12/4 Fewest Shots Allowed, Overtime OT win vs. Colorado College Most Penalty Minutes, Game loss vs. Denver, 01/09 Most Opponent Penalty Minutes, Game loss vs. Denver, 01/09 Most Penalties, Game loss vs. Denver, 01/09 Most Opponent Penalties, Game loss vs. Minnesota, 10/30 Fewest Penalties, Game loss vs. Michigan, 10/ loss vs. Minnesota, 11/1 2-1 win vs. Minnesota, 01/30 Fewest Penalty Minutes, Game loss vs. Michigan, 10/ loss vs. Minnesota, 11/1 2-1 win vs. Minnesota, 01/30 Fewest Opponent Penalties, Game loss at St. Cloud State, 02/06 Fewest Opponent Penalty Minutes, Game loss at St. Cloud State, 02/06 Most Power-Play Goals, Game... 2 (2-5) 5-3 win vs. Mercyhurst, 10/9 7-3 win vs. Denver, 11/7 Best Penalty Kill... (1.000) 7-7 Most Opponent Power-Play Goals, Game loss vs. Colorado College, 1/22 Best Opponent Penalty Kill... (1.000) 5/5 3-0 win vs. RPI, 10/ loss vs. Denver, 11/6 1-3 loss vs. SCSC, 12/4 1-5 loss vs. CC, 1/22 INDIVIDUAL Most Goals, Game... 3 Kevin Clark, 5-4 win at Michigan Tech, 01/16 Most Assists, Game... 3 Sean Wiles, 4-7 loss vs. Minnesota, 01/29 Most Points, Game... 4 Kevin Clark, 5-4 win at Michigan Tech, 01/16 Most Goalie Saves, Game Bryce Christianson, Most Goalie Saves, Period Jon Olthuis, 0-6 loss at St. Cloud State, 02/06 Longest Goal-Scoring Streak, Season... 3 gms Kevin Clark, 10/10/09-10/17/09 Sean Wiles, 1/15/10-1/22/10 Kevin Clark, 01/29/10-02/05/10 Longest Point-Scoring Streak, Season... 6 gms Sean Wiles, 1/09/10-1/29/10 USCHO.com/CBS College Sports Div. 1 Men s College Feb. 22, 2010 Rk School Record Points Last 1 Denver (39) Miami (11) Wisconsin St. Cloud State Yale Bemidji State Boston College North Dakota Cornell Minnesota-Duluth New Hampshire Michigan State Colorado College Ferris State Union Maine Alaska Fairbanks Vermont Nebraska-Omaha NR 20 Boston University Others Receiving Votes: Northern Michigan 34, Mass.-Lowell 27, RIT 25, Northeastern 19, Michigan 10, Massachusetts 7, Sacred Heart 7, Minnesota 4, Colgate 2, St. Lawrence 1 USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine Men s Div. 1 College Hockey Poll #20 February 22, 2010 Rk School Record Points Last 1 Denver (28) Miami (Ohio) (6) Wisconsin Yale St. Cloud State Bemidji State Boston College North Dakota Cornell New Hampshire Minnesota Duluth Colorado College Michigan State Ferris State Union College NR Others Receiving Votes: Maine, 29; Alaska Fairbanks, 19; Nebraska Omaha, 8; RIT, 6; Northern Michigan, 3; Sacred Heart, 1. OPPONENTS IN BOLD UAA All-Time Polls Poll Date Ranking USCHO.com Dec. 01, USCHO.com Nov. 24, USCHO.com Oct. 22, USCHO.com Nov. 8, NCAA March 15, NCAA March 8, NCAA March 1, NCAA Feb 10, NCAA Feb. 3, NCAA Jan. 27, NCAA Dec Albany Times Union Dec. 16, College Hockey-USA Dec. 10,

10 4 Kane Lafranchise (Jr., D, Edmonton, Alberta) Goals (game) times (last: 02/05/10 at SCSU) Assists (game) times (last: 01/23/10 vs. CC) Points (game) times (last: 01/23/10 vs. CC) Point Streak... 2 gms... 3 times (last: 02/19/10-02/20/10) Multi-Point Gms (last: 01/23/10 vs. CC) 6 Drew Darwitz (Fr., D, Cottage Grove, Minn.) Goals (game)... 0 Assists (game) /16/10 at MTU Points (game) /16/10 at MTU 7 Lee Baldwin (Fr., D, Victoria, B.C.) Goals (game) /7/09 vs. DU Assists (game) times (last:11/7/09 vs. DU) Points (game) /7/09 vs. DU Multi-Point Gms (last:11/7/09 vs. DU) 9 Kevin Clark (Sr., F, Winnipeg, Manitoba) Goals (game) /16/10 at MTU Assists (game) times (last: 03/06/09 vs. UMD) Points (game) times (last: 01/16/10 at MTU) Goal Streak... 4 gms... 10/9/09-10/17/09 Point Streak... 7 gms... (3/9/07-10/20/07) Multi-Point Gms (last: 02/20/10 at MSU, 1-1 2) 10 Mickey Spencer (Fr., F, Gibbons, Alberta.) Goals (game) /29/10 vs. UM Assists (game) times (last: 01/22/10 vs. CC) Points (game) /29/10 vs. UM Point Streak... 2 gms... (11/1/09-11/6/09) Multi-Point Gms (11/28/09 vs. CC) 11 Curtis Leinweber (So., D, Calgary, Alberta) Goals (game) times (last: 01/08/10 vs. DU) Assists (game) times (last: 11/08/08 vs. MSU) Points (game) times (last: 10/17/09 vs. RMU) Goal Streak... n/a Point Streak... 2 gm... (11/07/08-11/08/08) Multi-Point Gms... 4 gm... (last: 01/29/10 vs. UM, 2-1 3) 12 Mitch Bruijsten (Fr., F, Nijmegen, Netherlands.) Goals (game) times (last: 02/20/10 at MSU) Assists (game) times (last: 01/08/10 vs. DU) Points (game) times (last: 01/08/10 vs. DU) 13 Nils Backstrom (Sr., D, Stocksund, Sweden) Goals (game) times (last: 03/14/09 vs. DU) Assists (game) /30/06 at UAF Points (game) /30/06 vs. UAF (0-2--2) Point Streak... 3 gms... 12/02/06-12/09/06 Multi-Point Gms (last: 01/24/09 vs. MTU, 1-1-2) 14 Craig Parkinson (Jr., F, Victoria, B.C.) Goals (game) /9/09 vs. Mercyhurst Assists (game) /28/07 at UAF Points (game) /28/07 at UAF, ) Goal Streak... 2 gms... 3 times (last: 10/17/08-10/18/08) Point Streak... 4 gms... 10/12/07-10/20/07 Multi-Point Gms last: 12/5/09 vs. SCSU (1-1--2) 15 Brad Gorham (So., F, Anchorage.) Goals (game)... 0 Assists (game) /15/10 at MTU Points (game) /15/10 at MTU Point Streak... 2 gms... 01/15/10-01/16/10 Multi-Point Gms /15/10 at MTU 16 Tommy Grant (Jr., F, North Vancouver, B.C.) Goals (game) times (last: 11/21/09 vs. MSU) Assists (game) times (last: 01/16/10 at MTU) Points (game) times (last: 01/16/10 at MTU) Goal Streak... 4 gms... 12/06/08-01/16/09 Point Streak... 4 gms... 12/06/08-01/16/09 Multi-Point Gms (last: 01/16/10 at MTU) 17 Chris Crowell (Fr., F, Williams Lake, B.C.) Goals (game)... 0 Assists (game)... 0 Points (game) Nick Haddad (Jr., F, Fairbanks, Alaska) Goals (game) times (last: 02/19/10 at MSU) Assists (game) times (last:12/4/09 vs. SCSU) Seawolf Career-Highs Points (game) times (last: 02/19/10 at MSU) Point Streak... 2 gms... 3 times (last: 11/20-11/21/09) Multi-Point Gms (11/20/09 vs. MSU) 19 Ken Selby (Sr., F, Winnipeg, Manitoba) Goals (game) times (last: 10/18/08 vs. MC) Assists (game) times (last: 01/15/10 at MTU) Points (game) times (last: 01/15/10 at MTU) 20 Alex Gellert (Fr., F, Kelowna, B.C, ) Goals (game) times (last: 02/19/10 at MSU) Assists (game) /05/10 at SCSU Points (game) /05/10 at SCSU Point Streak... 2 gms... 3 times (last: 02/19/10-02/20/10) Multi-Point Gms... 1 gm... 02/05/10 at SCSU, Josh Lunden (Sr., F, Coquitlam, B.C.) Goals (game) times (last: 11/14/09 vs. UW) Assists (game) times (last: 02/05/10 at SCSU) Points (game) /12/07 vs. WSU, ) Goal Streak... 3 gms... 2 times (last:10/12/07-10/19/07) Point Streak... 7 gms... (3/10/07-10/26/07) Multi-Point Gms (last: 02/20/10 at MSU, 1-1 2) 22 Jared Tuton (Sr., F, Whitehorse, Yukon) Goals (game) times (last: 01/23/09 vs. MTU) Assists (game) times (last: 11/22/08 vs. CC) Points (game) times (last: 11/22/08 vs. CC) Goal Streak... n/a Point Streak... 2 gms... (11/21/08 to 11/22/08) Multi-Point Gms Luka Vidmar (Jr., D, Ljubljana, Slovenia) Goals (game) times (last: 11/6/09 vs. DU) Assists (game) times (last: 02/19/10 at MSU) Points (game) times (last: 02/19/10 at MSU) Point Streak... 3 gms... (2/2/08-2/9/08) 24 Trevor Hunt (Sr., D, Maple Ridge, B.C.) Goals (game) times (last: 01/31/09 vs. DU ) Assists (game) times (last:11/28/09 at. CC) Points (game) times (last:11/28/09 at. CC) Goal Streak... 2 gms... 01/30/09-01/31/09 Point Streak... 2 gms... 2 times (last 02/13/09-02/14/09) Multi-Point Gms (last:11/28/09 vs. CC, ) 26 Tyler Currier (Fr., F, Anchorage) Goals (game)... 0 Assists (game) /20/10 at MSU Points (game) /20/10 at MSU 27 Sean Wiles (Jr., F, Beloit, Wis.) Goals (game) times (last: 11/28/09 at. CC) Assists (game) /29/10 vs. UM Points (game) times (last: 01/29/10 vs. UM) Goal Streak... 3 gms... 01/15/10-01/22/10) Point Streak... 6 gms... 01/09/10-01/29/10 Multi-Point Gms (last: 01/29/10 vs. UM, 0-3 3) 36 Jade Portwood (So., F, Victoria, B.C.) Goals (game) /15/10 vs. MTU Assists (game) times (last: 02/05/10 at SCSU) Points (game) /15/10 vs. MTU Goal Streak... n/a Point Streak... 2 gms... 10/10/08-10/11/08 40 Daniel Naslund (Fr., F, Nykoping, Sweden Goals (game) times (last:01/29/10 vs. UM) Assists (game) /29/10 vs. UM Points (game) /29/10 vs. UM Point Streak... 4 gms... (11/1/09-11/13/09) Multi-Point Gms... 2 gm... (last: 01/29/10 vs. UM, 1-2 3) 30 Jon Olthuis (Sr., G, Neerlandia, Alberta) Most Saves/Game (03/07/09 vs. Minnesota Duluth) Most Saves/Period (2nd, 03/07/09 vs. Minnesota Duluth (1st, 02/06/10 at St. Cloud State) Shutouts... 2 (10/16/09 vs. RPI, 25 saves) 38 Dusan Sidor (FR-R., G, Poprad, Slovakia) Most Saves/Game (11/20/09 vs. Minnesota State) Most Saves/Period (3rd,11/20/09 vs. Minnesota State) 49 Bryce Christianson (Jr., G, Anchorage) Most Saves/Game (2/9/08 at MSU, 4-2 loss) Most Saves/Period (2/9/08 at MSU, 1st period) Shutouts... 2 (last: 2/28/09 vs. UAF, 15 saves)