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1 BU Schedule AND RESULTS BOSTON UNIVERSITY MEN s ICE HOCKEY GAME NOTES OCTOBER (3-1-0, Hockey East) Sun. 7 TORONTO (Exhib.) W, 5-0 Sat. 13 PROVIDENCE* W, 4-2 Sat. 20 at #15 New Hampshire* L, 4-1 Fri. 26 MASSACHUSETTS* W, 5-2 Sat. 27 at Massachusetts* W, 3-2 NOVEMBER (5-3-0, Hockey East) Fri. 2 at #5/6 North Dakota L, 4-2 Sat. 3 at #5/6 North Dakota W, 4-2 Fri. 9 at Merrimack* W, 3-1 Sun. 11 #1 BOSTON COLLEGE* L, 4-2 Fri. 16 at Vermont* W, 6-2 Sun. 18 #5/6 NEW HAMPSHIRE* L, 3-1 Sat. 24 ST. LAWRENCE W, 4-0 Fri. 30 #1 BOSTON COLLEGE* W, 4-2 DECEMBER (2-2-0, Hockey East) Sat. 1 at #1 Boston College* L, 5-2 Thu. 6 at #1 New Hampshire* W, 3-2 Sat. 8 MAINE* W, 1-0 Sat. 29 at #14/15 Denver^ L, 6-0 JANUARY (3-3-1, Hockey East) Fri. 4 RENSSELAER W, 3-2 (ot) Wed. 9 HARVARD L, 6-5 (ot) Fri. 11 at Merrimack* W, 4-1 Fri. 18 NORTHEASTERN* L, 6-5 Sat. 19 #15/18 UMASS LOWELL* L, 4-3 Fri. 25 at Providence* W, 3-2 Sat. 26 PROVIDENCE* T, 3-3 (ot) FEBRUARY (2-5-1, Hockey East) Fri. 1 at Massachusetts* L, 5-1 Mon. 4 vs Northeastern# L, 3-2 Mon. 11 vs Harvard# L, 7-4 Fri. 15 at Maine* T, 3-3 (ot) Sat. 16 at Maine* W, 5-4 (ot) Fri. 22 #12 UMASS LOWELL* L, 3-0 Sat. 23 at #12 UMass Lowell* L, 3-1 Tue. 26 #17 MERRIMACK* W, 5-2 MARCH (1-1-0, Hockey East) Fri. 1 VERMONT* W, 3-1 Sat. 2 VERMONT* L, 5-2 Fri. 8 at Northeastern* 7:30 p.m. Sat. 9 NORTHEASTERN* 7 p.m. All times Eastern All home games (in CAPS) at Agganis Arena * Hockey East game ^ U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame Game (Denver, Colo.) # 61st Beanpot Tournament (TD Garden) HOCKEY SID: Brian Kelley OFFICE PHONE: CELL PHONE: bkelley@bu.edu FAX: GAME #34 Friday, March 8, :30 p.m. - Matthews Arena - Boston, Mass. #19 Boston University ( , HEA) at Northeastern (9-19-4, HEA) RADIO: NBC Sports Radio (AM 1510) - Bernie Corbett (PxP), Tom Ryan (color) TV: CBS Sports Network - Ben Holden (PxP), Dave Starman (color), Shireen Saski (rinkside) TONIGHT AT MATTHEWS RINK Boston University makes the short trip to Northeastern to kick off the teams weekend homeand-home series. The Terriers are wrapping up a five-game stretch to close the regular season that does not see them leave Boston (tonight at NU, four games at Agganis). Northeastern has won both prior meetings this season, posting a 6-5 victory at Agganis Arena on Jan. 18 before holding off the Terriers by a score of 3-2 in the opening round of the Beanpot. BU has a better record on the road (8-6-1) than at home (8-7-1) this season. This is not a new trend, however, as the Terriers have had better road records in each of the previous two seasons. WHAT S THE SCENARIO? BU currently stands in fifth place in the Hockey East standings with 28 points, just two points out of third place, which is shared by Boston College and Providence. The Terriers could finish anywhere between second and sixth in the league standings. There is no scenario tonight in which the Terriers would clinch home ice for the Hockey East playoffs. BU would be eliminated from the home-ice race tonight, however, if it earns one less point than Providence, which faces UMass Lowell, and BC gets a win or tie against Vermont. BU has earned home ice all eight seasons since opening Agganis in 2005 and has faced all nine of its Hockey East counterparts in the quarterfinals over the last nine years. SERIES HISTORY This will be the 218th meeting between the Terriers and Huskies since they first took to the ice together during the season. The only team BU has played more games against is Boston College (261). The Terriers are against Northeastern in regularseason meetings since the start of the campaign but the Huskies have won the last three, marking their STATISTICAL LEADERS Scoring Points Danny O Regan 30 Goals Matt Nieto 15 Assists Cason Hohmann 20 PPG Matt Nieto 6 GWG Cason Hohmann, Wade Megan 3 PIM Garrett Noonan 92 Shots Wade Megan 113 +/- Cason Hohmann, Evan Rodrigues +10 Goaltending (min. 400 minutes played) GP Matt O Connor 19 GAA Matt O Connor 2.86 SV% Sean Maguire.914 Wins Sean Maguire, Matt O Connor 8 SO Sean Maguire 2 BU longest winning streak in the series since taking seven straight from March 3, 1987, to Jan. 17, BU holds a (.719) advantage in the series and has not lost a Hockey East regular-season series to the Huskies since the campaign. The Terriers are (.713) in the teams 108 meetings at Matthews Arena. The two teams have played 23 overtime games in the all-time series, and BU holds a edge. The Terriers have recorded 12 of the 15 shutouts in the all-time series. SCOUTING THE HUSKIES The Huskies are just since the turn of the new year, but two of the three wins came against the Terriers. Northeastern will be left out of the Hockey East quarterfinals for the third time in the last four seasons, as it can finish no higher than ninth in the league standings. Freshman Kevin Roy is the league s top rookie scorer and he leads the Huskies in goals (17) and assists (17). His 1.17 points-per-game average leads all Division I freshmen and is second amongst Hockey East players. Senior Vinny Saponari has added 29 points on the strength of 22 assists and junior Cody Ferriero has put up 24 points (11g, 13a). In goal, senior goaltender Chris Rawlings has earned the start in 24 of Northeastern s 32 games this season and has posted a.906 save percentage and a 3.09 goalsagainst average. Jim Madigan is in his second season as head coach at his alma mater and has a record of at the school. OF NOTE This weekend s series features Hockey East s top two rookie scorers in NU s Kevin Roy ( ) and BU s Danny O Regan ( ). Junior Matt Nieto has 12 points (5g, 7a) in 11 career contests against the Huskies and sophomore Evan Rodrigues had six points (3g, 3a) in four tilts versus NU. STATISTICAL LEADERS Scoring Points Kevin Roy 34 Goals Kevin Roy 17 Assists Kevin Roy 17 PPG Cody Ferriero 7 GWG Kevin Roy 3 PIM Cody Ferriero 58 Shots Kevin Roy 131 +/- Ben Oskroba +3 Goaltending (min. 400 minutes played) GP Chris Rawlings 24 GAA Chris Rawlings 3.09 SV% Bryan Mountain.908 Wins Chris Rawlings 8 SO Chris Rawlings 2 NU F i v e - T i m e N a t i o n a l C h a m p i o n ( , , , , )

2 HOCKEY EAST STANDINGS (through March 5) Hockey East Overall Team GP W L T Pts GF GA W L T GF GA UML UNH BC PC BU MC UVM Maine UMass NU Upcoming Games 3/8 Providence at UMass Lowell, 7 p.m. Boston College at Vermont, 7 p.m. Boston University at Northeastern, 7:30 p.m. Maine at New Hampshire, 7:30 p.m. Massachusetts at Merrimack, 7:30 p.m. 3/9 Maine at New Hampshire, 4 p.m. UMass Lowell at Providence, 7 p.m. Boston College at Vermont, 7 p.m. Northeastern at Boston University, 7 p.m. Merrimack at Massachusetts, 7 p.m. LAST MONTH IN THE BEANPOT BU suffered its first Beanpot loss to Northeastern in 25 years, as the Huskies pulled off a 3-2 win in the semifinal round on Feb. 4. Kevin Roy provided all of Northeastern s scoring for his first collegiate hat trick. He broke a 1-1 tie with the lone goal of the second before providing the Huskies with a 3-1 cushion on a rebound at the right post with 4:38 left in regulation. Sahir Gill scored an extra-attacker goal with 1:11 remaining, but it was too little, too late for BU. Northeastern has won three consecutive meetings with the Terriers for the first time since winning eight straight in the late 1980s. The Terriers had won each of the 15 Beanpot meetings since the Huskies last Beanpot title in Monday s result ended that streak, which was the longest between any two opponents in the tournament s 61-year history. Roy opened the scoring just 2:09 into the game before Danny O Regan got an equalizer less than four minutes later for his 10th goal of the season. Matt O Connor made 23 saves in his Beanpot debut for the Terriers. Northeastern got a 32-save performance from Chris Rawlings. The Terriers were stymied on the power play, coming up empty on six chances, including a 5- on-3 late in the second that lasted for 1:56. AT AGGANIS IN JANUARY Despite erasing a three-goal deficit in the third period, Boston University dropped a 6-5 contest to Northeastern on Jan. 18 at Agganis Arena. On the wrong end of a 5-2 score through two periods, the Terriers reeled off three goals - including two from Evan Rodrigues - in the opening seven minutes of the third to knot the contest. The visitors struck last, however, as Vinny Saponari potted the winner with 2:03 remaining in regulation. The loss spoiled a career-high four-point effort by Rodrigues, who added two assists. Danny O Regan completed the rally with his eighth goal of the year and also added two assists. Sean Maguire recorded 32 saves for BU and had his five-game win streak come to an end. Chris Rawlings posted 29 saves to earn the victory in goal for Northeastern. The result marked the first time in 14 years that BU has lost consecutive regular-season meetings with Northeastern, as the Terriers dropped a 5-4 overtime contest at Matthews Arena on the final night of last year s regular season. BU went 3-for-6 on its power play after tallying scoring only two man-up goals over its previous six games. LAST TIME OUT Matt Nieto and Garrett Noonan each lit the lamp but Boston University was defeated by Vermont, 5-2, on Saturday night at Agganis Arena. BU and Vermont split the weekend series following the Terriers 3-1 triumph the night before. A shorthanded goal by Noonan pulled the Terriers to within a goal at 3-2 with 12:31 remaining in regulation, but Vermont put the game out of reach with a tally at the 18:22 mark of the third period before adding an empty net goal with nine seconds to play. Sean Maguire stopped 37 shots in the loss after recording a season-high 49 in Friday s triumph. Chris McCarthy scored the empty-netter and added two assists for the Catamounts, who got a goal and an assist from Kyle Reynolds. Goaltender Brody Hoffman recorded 26 saves to earn the win. NIETO HONORED BY HOCKEY EAST After scoring six straight goals for the Terriers, junior Matt Nieto was named the Athletic Republic Hockey East Co-Player of the Week on Monday. Nieto s week was highlighted by a hat-trick performance in a 3-1 victory over Vermont on Friday at Agganis Arena. The Warriors scored the game s first goal, but Nieto responded with the next three for a natural hat trick. He scored BU s final two goals - and added an assist - in a 5-2 triumph over then-no. 17 Merrimack earlier in the week. On Saturday, he scored the Terriers first tally against UVM to put the finishing touches on a seven-point week (6g, 1a). With his offensive burst, Nieto now leads the Terriers in goals this season with 15 and is in a three-way tie for second in points with 29. Nieto is the fourth Terrier to earn the accolade this season, joining Cason Hohmann, Evan Rodrigues and Matt O Connor. Recent Results 3/3 UMass Lowell 3, at Merrimack 1 3/2 Providence 5, at Boston College 1 Northeastern 4, at Maine 4 (OT) at New Hampshire 4, Massachusetts 0 Vermont 5, at Boston University 2 3/1 Boston College 3, at Providence 2 at UMass Lowell 4, Merrimack 0 at Maine 3, Northeastern 1 Massachusetts 2, at New Hampshire 2 (OT) at Boston University 3, Vermont 1 2/26 HEAD TO HEAD UMass Lowell 4, at Boston College 2 at Boston University 5, Merrimack 2 2/24 Boston College 2, at Merrimack 1 (OT) goals (T-24) (47) shots (32) (35) shot % Goals/game (23) (41) HOCKEY EAST PRESEASON COACHES POLL Goals Allowed/Game (47) (50) shots/game (32) (27) Shots Allowed/Game (47) (26) Team (First-Place Votes) Pts ppg-opportunities Boston College (9) 90 power play % (37) (29) 2. UMass Lowell 74 PENALTY KILLS-opportunities Boston University 73 PENALTY KILL % (27) (37) 4. New Hampshire (1) Maine 56 Shorthanded goals... 6 (T-4)...2 (t-38) 6t. Northeastern 6t. Providence 8. Merrimack 9. Massachusetts penalties (3) (36) pim/game (6) (T-43) faceoffs (w-l) faceoff % (44) (46) 10. Vermont 23 ( ) = national rank

3 HAT TRICK NOTES Nieto s hat trick last Friday against Vermont was the first by a Terrier since Brandon Yip achieved the feat on March 6, 2009, at Providence. Jason Lawrence recorded BU s most recent natural hat trick at UMass just seven days prior to Yip s. Nieto is just the second Terrier to record a hat trick at Agganis, joining David Van der Gulik, who did it twice (2/4/05 vs. UMass Lowell, 3/10/06 vs. UMass). FINE LINE Over the last 16 games, BU s forward line of junior Matt Nieto, freshman Danny O Regan and sophomore Evan Rodrigues has been one of the best in the country, combining for 58 combined points (27g, 31a). Nieto ( ), Rodrigues ( ) and O Regan ( ) are three of the top four Hockey East scorers during the span. Rodrigues left the Jan. 25 game at PC with a hand injury and missed the contest the following night. It was just the second game missed to injury by a Terrier this season. TERRIER TIDBITS Senior defenseman Sean Escobedo leads the nation in blocked shots with 87. The Terriers went 172:18 without allowing a 5-on-5 goal before UMass Lowell scored two in the second period on Feb. 22. In the Terriers 17 games since the turn of the new year, nine of them have been decided by a single goal or resulted in a tie. Until its 6-5 overtime loss to Harvard on Jan. 9, BU this season hadn t lost to an unranked opponent, lost a one-goal game or lost when it led after two periods. The Terriers played nine games against ranked opponents in the 2012 portion of its schedule but the only ranked squads since the turn of the new year were UMass Lowell and Merrimack. Senior Wade Megan appeared in 102 consecutive games before having to sit out the Jan. 4 game with a shoulder injury. BU allowed two or fewer goals in all but one of its 16 victories this season. The Terriers 5-4 overtime win at Maine on Feb. 16 marked the only time all season that they were victorious when allowing more than two goals. BU had a scoreless streak of over two games (127:65) before Ryan Santana scored late in the first period of the Jan. 4 win over RPI. Only four players on BU s roster have more than 13 career goals. BU is in the last 42 times it has allowed exactly two goals. BALANCED ATTACK The Terriers top four scorers are separated by only a point, as freshman Danny O Regan leads the team with 30 points and three others have tallied 29. During one stretch this season, the team had 14 goals scored by 13 different players. Eighteen of the 22 skaters that have dressed this season have scored at least one goal and 20 of them have at least one point. BU has had nine different players record a gamewinner this season. O REGAN ON A ROLL All 30 of Danny O Regan s points (12g, 18a) have come in the last 31 games. He ranks second among league rookies in scoring. O Regan, who led all D- I freshmen in points during January with 11 (4g, 7a) was named the Hockey East Rookie of the Month for January. He had four multi-point efforts in the month, including a career-best three points twice. He is the third Terrier to earn the monthly honor this season, joining goaltender Matt O Connor (Oct.) and defenseman Matt Grzelcyk (Nov.). O Regan is attempting to become the first freshman to lead BU in scoring since Tony Amonte in the season. MAGUIRE S STREAK SNAPPED Freshman Sean Maguire had a five-start win streak snapped in the 6-5 loss to Northeastern on Jan. 18. He posted a 0.99 goals-against average and a.966 save percentage during the win streak. He stopped 37 of 38 shots in BU s 4-1 win at Merrimack on Jan. 11 and was named Hockey East Co-Rookie of the Week for his efforts. Maguire had a shutout skein of 141:19 come to an end in the first period of the RPI game on Jan. 4. That was the longest by a Terrier since John Curry put together a streak of 144:40 during the season. He became the first Terrier in program history to record shutouts in each of his first two home starts. Thanks to a 21-save shutout against St. Lawrence, he was named Hockey East Rookie of the Week on Nov. 26. He followed that up with a 28-save shutout against Maine. GIVE HIM AN A Junior defenseman Garrett Noonan was named an assistant captain for the remainder of the season by head coach Jack Parker on Dec. 14. Noonan has appeared in 107 career games for the Terriers and has 60 points on 25 goals and 35 assists. This season, the blueliner ranks seventh on the team with 18 points (5g, 13a). He is the lone junior amongst the team s group of captains, as captain Wade Megan and assistant captain Ryan Ruikka are both seniors. DYNAMIC DUO Linemates Cason Hohmann (9g, 20a) and Wade Megan (14g, 11a) rank tied for second and fifth on the team in scoring with 29 and 25 points, respectively. Megan has scored at least one point in 19 contests this season. He has scored a goal in 14 of his last 32 contests. This season, Hohmann has already more than tripled his rookie point total (2-6--8) and he is tied for the team lead with a plus-10 rating. EARLY PRAISE FOR GRZELCYK Freshman defenseman Matt Grzelcyk ranks sixth on the team in points with 20 (3g, 17a). He is second among Hockey East defensemen in assists. He ranks fourth in the country amongst freshman defensemen in points and is third among Hockey East d-men in points and fifth among league rookies. Grzelcyk was named Hockey East Rookie of the Month for November, scoring at least one point in seven of the eight contests in the month and totaled eight points (2g, 6a) and a plus-4 rating. Both of his goals came against Boston College with the latter being the game-winner on Nov. 30. On Dec. 4, Grzelcyk was named to the preliminary roster for the 2013 U.S. National Junior Team and was also tabbed the Hockey East Rookie of the Month for November. He ended up being the last player cut for the U.S. National Junior Team, which is currently competing at the International Ice Hockey Federation World Junior Championship in Ufa, Russia. TOPPING THE TOP-RANKED BU played three straight games against the topranked team in the country and the Terriers won two of them. After splitting with then-no. 1 Boston College on Nov. 30-Dec. 1 to knock the Eagles out of the top spot, the Terriers posted a 3-2 win at No. 1 New Hampshire on Dec. 6. It marked the first time BU faced a top-ranked team three straight games since defeating Michi- SITUATIONAL RECORDS Three- Year Span Overall Hockey East Home Away Neutral Overtime Vs. ranked opponents Vs. unranked opponents Vs. Atlantic Hockey Vs. CCHA Vs. ECACHL Vs. WCHA Scoring first Scored on first Leading after first Trailing after first Tied after first Leading after second Trailing after second Tied after second One-goal games Two-goal games Three-goal games Four(+)-goal games Scoring zero goals Scoring one goal Scoring two goals Scoring three goals Scoring four goals Scoring five goals Scoring six goals Scoring seven(+) goals Allowing zero goals Allowing one goal Allowing two goals Allowing three goals Allowing four goals Allowing five goals Allowing six goals Allowing seven(+) goals Outshooting opponent Outshot by opponent Even shots Taking 0-19 shots Taking shots Taking shots Taking shots Taking 50+ shots Allowing 0-19 shots Allowing shots Allowing shots Allowing shots Allowing 50+ shots On Monday On Tuesday On Wednesday On Thursday On Friday On Saturday On Sunday In October In November In December In January In February In March In April

4 TERRIERS BREAKDOWN BY CLASS The Terriers 22-man roster includes: SENIORS (6) Forwards (3): Wade Megan, Jake Moscatel, Ryan Santana Defensemen (3): Sean Escobedo, Ben Rosen, Ryan Ruikka JUNIORS (6) Forwards (2): Sahir Gill, Matt Nieto Defensemen (3): Patrick MacGregor, Garrett Noonan, Matt Ronan Goaltenders (1): Anthony Moccia SOPHOMORES (2) Forwards (2): Cason Hohmann, Evan Rodrigues FRESHMEN (8) Forwards (5): Sam Kurker, Matt Lane, Mike Moran, Danny O Regan Defensemen (2): Matt Grzelcyk, Ahti Oksanen Goaltenders (2): Sean Maguire, Matt O Connor NATIONAL POLLS USCHO.com (3/4) Record Pts. Last 1. Quinnipiac (36) Minnesota (12) Miami New Hampshire North Dakota Boston College UMass Lowell (2) St. Cloud State Western Michigan Minnesota State Notre Dame Denver Yale Wisconsin Niagara Nebraska-Omaha Rensselaer NR 18. Providence Boston University Union NR USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine (3/4) Pts. Record Last 1. Quinnipiac (25) Minnesota (8) Miami New Hampshire North Dakota Boston College UMass Lowell (1) St. Cloud State Western Michigan Minnesota State Denver Notre Dame Yale Wisconsin NR 15 Rensselaer NR gan State in a best-of-three series in East Lansing in the 1990 NCAA quarterfinals. BU is now over the last four times it has faced a UNH team that was No. 1 in the rankings. The triumph over the Eagles marked BU s first win over a No. 1-ranked team since a 4-3 victory over BC at Conte Forum on Jan. 27, FRESHMAN NOTES Freshman defenseman Ahti Oksanen has scored four goals since making his debut on Oct. 26 after sitting out the first two games. The suspension was issued by the NCAA because a professional player played on his team in Finland. BU has had nine freshmen in the lineup in eight contests this season. D PROVIDING O Through 33 games, BU s defensemen have combined to record 77 points (17g, 60a). During the 2012 portion of last year s schedule, the Terriers defensemen combined to tally 74 points (24g, 50a) in 23 games. Last season, Garrett Noonan ranked tied for first nationally with Wisconsin s Justin Schultz in goals by a defenseman with 16. That was the most by a BU blueliner since Vic Stanfield had 16 in and was just one off the school s NCAA-era record of 17 set by Bob Brown in the season. SCORING BY CLASS The freshmen hold a lead over the sophomores the race for scoring by class. The juniors hold a lead over the rookies in goals. Goals Assists Points Freshmen Sophomores Juniors Seniors Totals TOUGH TO BLANK BU went 125 straight games without being shut out before a 6-0 loss at Denver on Dec. 29. That was the longest such streak in the country. Michigan had the second-longest streak at 68 until it was blanked by Ferris St. in November, so Minnesota at 78 now holds the top spot. The Terriers have been shut out just four times in their last 247 contests. GET SHORTY Boston University was fourth in the nation last season in shorthanded goals with nine. This season, the Terriers have six shorthanded goals, including three by Wade Megan, which puts him tied for the nation lead. BU allowed two shorthanded goals last season and didn t give one up until the Beanpot title game. Over the past four seasons, 23 different BU players have recorded a shorthanded goal. ROAD WARRIORS The Terriers had the best road record in the nation last season at (.719) and have eight road wins this season. After suffering a 7-1 loss at UMass Lowell last Nov. 5 in the team s most lopsided defeat in over 12 years, the Terriers won 10 straight games on the road in Hockey East play. BU joined Maine s national title team as the only Hockey East squads to win 10 straight conference road games. That famed squad went 12-0 on the road in league play. A NEW ERA IN GOAL This marked the first time in 43 years that BU entered a season in which none of its goaltenders had appeared in an NCAA game. The Terrier team featured Tim Regan, Dan Brady and Stefen Brueckner in goal. A pair of Canadian freshmen - Sean Maguire and Matt O Connor - join junior Anthony Moccia to form the team s goaltending unit this season. Moccia was named to the BU roster last year, but did not see any time. WEARING THE C Senior forward Wade Megan is serving as the team s captain this season. Defenseman Ryan Ruikka - a fifth-year senior - is an assistant captain, as is junior Garrett Noonan, who earned an A after this season s first semester WELCOME ABOARD The Terriers have eight freshmen - four forwards (Sam Kurker, Matt Lane, Mike Moran, Danny O Regan), two defenseman (Matt Grzelcyk, Ahti Oksanen), two goaltenders (Sean Maguire, Matt O Connor) - on their roster this season. NHL HOPEFULS Seven of the Terriers on this year s roster have been chosen by a team in the National Hockey League Entry Draft. The seven players have their rights owned by six different clubs, as the San Jose Sharks have drafted two current BU players: Matt Grzelcyk (Boston, 2012) Sam Kurker (St. Louis, 2012) Wade Megan (Florida, 2009) Sean Maguire (Pittsburgh, 2012) Danny O Regan (San Jose, 2012) Matt Nieto (San Jose, 2011) Garrett Noonan (Nashville, 2011) PRO PIPELINE 12 former Terriers were on NHL opening-day rosters: Adrian Aucoin (Columbus) Nick Bonino (Anaheim) Chris Bourque (Boston) Rick DiPietro (New York Islanders) Matt Gilroy (New York) Tom Poti (Washington) Kevin Shattenkirk (St. Louis) Brian Strait (New York Islanders) David Warsofsky (Boston) Ryan Whitney (Edmonton) Colin Wilson (Nashville) Brandon Yip (Nashville) Three others were in NHL training camps: John McCarthy (San Jose) Jay Pandolfo (Boston) David Van der Gulik (Colorado) Van der Gulik was called up earlier this month and dressed for two games with the Avalanche. Pandolfo signed a one-year deal with the Bruins on Feb. 13 and played on Sunday at Winnipeg. Charlie Coyle was called up by Minnesota on Feb. 3 and made his NHL debut the following night. Eric Gryba was called up by Binghamton on Feb. 15 and made his NHL debut the following night, becoming the 15th former Terrier to play in the NHL this season. 12 others have either played in the AHL this season or last season: Alex Chiasson (Texas) Adam Clendening (Chicago) Colby Cohen (Providence) Zach Cohen (Lake Erie) Justin Courtnall (Providence) John Curry (Houston) Pete MacArthur (Lake Erie) Kieran Millan (Lake Erie) Max Nicastro (Grand Rapids)

5 Grant Rollheiser (Abbottsford) Dan Spang (Texas) Sean Sullivan (San Antonio/Worcester/Lake Erie) In all, 10 players from the national championship team have reached the NHL (Bonino, C. Cohen, Gilroy, Gryba, McCarthy, Shattenkirk, Strait, Warsofsky, Wilson, Yip.) The BU team holds the program record for having the most players eventually reach the NHL at ST SEASON The Terriers are in their 91st season of intercollegiate play and currently hold a (.626) record. BU s 1,442 wins are only surpassed by Minnesota (1,673 wins - 91 seasons) and Michigan (1,569 wins - 90 seasons). The three programs represent a trio of the top NCAA Division I college hockey conferences in the WCHA (Minnesota), CCHA (Michigan) and Hockey East (BU), and hold a combined 19 national titles between them. COACH PARKER NOTES 40th SEASON ON THE TERRIER BENCH BU head coach Jack Parker is now in his 40th season and holds a career record of (.643). His 892 wins mark the most of any college hockey coach at the same institution and he ranks second among active coaches in wins and fourth in winning percentage. VS. THE HUSKIES Parker has coached 143 games against the Huskies second only to his 153 match-ups with Boston College and has an impressive (.699) record against them. IN HOCKEY EAST Parker holds an all-time (.626) record in Hockey East regular-season play, which is the most wins of any league coach. GAME RECAPS NIETO LEADS BU PAST VERMONT, 3-1 (3/1) Matt Nieto erased a 1-0 deficit with a natural hat trick and Sean Maguire made a career-high 49 saves to lead BU to a 3-1 victory over Vermont. Nieto, who has scored BU s last five goals after getting the final two in Tuesday s win against Merrimack, scored back-to-back power-play tallies to give BU the lead after the visitors got on the board first at 18:27 of the first. The junior got the equalizer just 68 seconds after the Catamounts strike to send the teams into the first intermission in a 1-1 deadlock. Another power-play chance early in the second set the stage for the go-ahead goal by Nieto at the 4-minute mark. The natural hat trick was completed at 4:47 of the third when Nieto finished off a 2-on-2 rush with Evan Rodrigues, who assisted on the final two markers. Danny O Regan also registered two helpers. Maguire stopped the final 40 shots he faced, including 22 in the third period alone. Vermont got a 29-save performance from Brody Hoffman. Chris McCarthy opened the scoring with his team-leading 10th goal of the season. Cason Hohmann won 18 of 20 faceoffs for the Terriers, who went 2-for-6 on the power play. UVM came up empty on its three chances with the man advantage. TERRIERS FINISH MERRIMACK SWEEP (2/26) BU ended its recent home woes with a 5-2 victory over No. 17 Merrimack on Feb. 26. The Terriers completed a season sweep of the Warriors and ended a five-game home winless streak (0-4-1), its longest since moving to campus in BU also avoided its first one-win February since Matt Nieto tallied two goals and an assist and turned in a plus-4 rating while linemate Evan Rodrigues added a goal and an assist. Sahir Gill and Cason Hohmann each found the back of the net. Sean Escobedo recorded two assists. The Terriers scored three goals in the opening period and added two more in the second to take a commanding 5-0 lead before allowing the visitors to score two third-period goals. Matt O Connor posted 32 saves in goal for the Terriers to earn his eighth victory of the season. Sam Marotta, Merrimack s starting goaltender, was chased after making 16 saves on 19 shots in the first period. Rasumus Tirronen played the final two periods and recorded 14 stops. LOWELL COMPLETES SWEEP (2/23) Boston University dropped a 3-1 road contest to No. 12 UMass Lowell on Feb. 23 at Tsongas Center. The River Hawks completed their first season sweep of BU since the campaign, having earned a 3-0 win the night before and a 4-3 triumph on Jan both at Agganis Arena. UMass Lowell opened the scoring just 5:47 into the contest on a goal by Scott Wilson before doubling its lead midway through the second on a power-play tally from the stick of Chad Ruhwedel. The Terriers got on the board with 11:35 left in regulation while Lowell was on one of its 10 power plays. Evan Rodrigues converted a shorthanded wraparound off an assist by Sahir Gill to cut the deficit in half. However, the River Hawks established a two-goal cushion soon after when Joseph Pendenza got ahead of the BU defense and beat goaltender Sean Maguire to make it 3-1 at 12:05 of the third. BU would get no closer, as Connor Hellebuyck made 15 saves to pick up his 10th straight win. UMass Lowell held a commanding shot advantage with Maguire stopping 36 of those in goal for the Terriers. LOWELL BLANKS BU AT AGGANIS (2/22) Boston University was blanked, 3-0, by UMass Lowell, on Feb. 22 at Agganis Arena in the opener of a weekend home-and-home series. The visiting River Hawks broke a scoreless game with goals just over two minutes apart in the second period and then added a power-play goal with 5:05 left in regulation. Freshman Connor Hellebuyck recorded a 25-save shutout for the River Hawks, who got goals from Scott Wilson, Joseph Pendenza and Riley Wetmore. BU, which got a 24-save performance from freshman Matt O Connor, had three power-play chances and killed off five of the visitors six opportunities with the man advantage. The offense was stifled for the majority of the game and was unable to produce good scoring looks on Hellebuyck and the River Hawk defense. The result marked the first time since a 3-0 loss to Notre Dame on Oct. 20, 2009, that the Terriers were shut out at home. TERRIERS WIN OT THRILLER AT MAINE (2/16) Matt Nieto scored with 3.8 seconds left in overtime to lift Boston University to a thrilling 5-4 victory at Maine on Jan. 16 at Alfond Arena. Danny O Regan scored two goals and assisted on the winner for the Terriers, who saw a 4-1 third-period lead vanquish before coming away with the win. With seconds ticking down in overtime, O Regan sprung Evan Rodrigues for a 2-on-0 with Nieto. Rodrigues skated up the right side and waited until the last second before passing off to Nieto, who converted at the left post to seal a threepoint weekend for the Terriers. SEASON HIGHS/LOWS Boston University - GAME HIGHS POINTS 17 at Vermont (11/16) GOALS 6 at Vermont (11/16) ASSISTS 11 at Vermont (11/16) SHOTS ON GOAL 47 vs St. Lawrence (11/24) SAVES 49 vs Vermont (3/1) PENALTIES 17 at Denver (12/29) PIM 56 at Denver (12/29) Opponent - GAME HIGHS POINTS 17 at Denver (12/29) vs Harvard (1/9) GOALS 6 at Denver (12/29) vs Harvard (1/9) ASSISTS 11 at Denver (12/29) vs Harvard (1/9) SHOTS ON GOAL 50 vs Vermont (3/1) SAVES 45 vs UNH (11/18) PENALTIES 12 at Denver (12/29) PIM 35 at Denver (12/29) Boston University - GAME LOWS POINTS 0 at Denver (12/29) vs UMass Lowell (2/22) GOALS 0 at Denver (12/29) vs UMass Lowell (2/22) ASSISTS 0 at Denver (12/29) vs UMass Lowell (2/22) SHOTS ON GOAL 16 at UMass Lowell (2/23) SAVES 20 vs Boston College (11/11) PENALTIES 1 vs Rensselaer (1/4) PIM 2 vs Rensselaer (1/4) Opponent - GAME LOWS POINTS 0 vs St. Lawrence (11/24) vs Maine (12/8) GOALS 0 vs St. Lawrence (11/24) vs Maine (12/8) ASSISTS 0 vs St. Lawrence (11/24) vs Maine (12/8) SHOTS ON GOAL 21 vs St. Lawrence (11/24) SAVES 15 at UMass Lowell (2/23) PENALTIES 3 vs Providence (10/13) at North Dakota (11/2) PIM 6 vs Providence (10/13)

6 TERRIERS HONORED Matt Grzelcyk (Fr., D) Semifinalist, Walter Brown Award Hockey East Rookie of the Month (Nov.) Hockey East Rookie of the Week (11/12) Hockey East Top Performer (12/3) Sean Escobedo (Sr., D) Hockey East Top Performer (10/29, 11/19) Sahir Gill (Jr., F) Hockey East Top Performer (12/10, 1/7, 2/11) Cason Hohman (So., F) Hockey East Player of the Week (1/7) Runner-up, Hockey East Player of the Month (Oct.) Hockey East Top Performer (10/15, 12/3, 1/14, 2/18) Sam Kurker (Fr., F) Hockey East Top Performer (12/10) Sean Maguire (Fr., G) Runner-up, Hockey East Goaltender of the Month (Nov.) Hockey East Rookie of the Week (11/26, 1/14) Hockey East Top Performer (11/19, 12/10, 1/7, 1/28, 3/4) Wade Megan (Sr., F) Hockey East Top Performer (10/22, 10/29, 11/12, 11/19, 12/3, 12/10, 1/14, 2/18) Matt Nieto (Jr., F) Hockey East Co-Player of the Week (3/4) Hockey East Top Performer (11/5, 1/14, 1/21, 1/28, 2/18) Garrett Noonan (Jr., D) All-CHN Preseason First Team Hockey East Top Performer (11/26, 12/10) Matt O Connor (Fr., G) Hockey East Player of the Week (12/10) Hockey East Co-Rookie of the Week (11/5) Hockey East Co-Goaltender of the Month (Oct.) Hockey East Top Performer (10/15, 10/22, 10/29, 11/12, 12/3, 3/4) Ahti Oksanen (Fr., D) Hockey East Top Performer (11/12) Danny O Regan (Fr., F) Hockey East Rookie of the Month (Jan.) Hockey East Top Performer (10/29, 11/5, 11/19, 1/14, 1/21, 1/28, 2/11, 2/18, 3/4) Evan Rodrigues (So., F) Hockey East Co-Player of the Week (12/3) Hockey East Top Performer (10/15, 1/21, 1/28, 2/25, 3/4) Ben Rosen (Sr., F) Hockey East Top Performer (2/4) Ryan Santana (Sr., F) Hockey East Top Performer (1/7) In goal, Sean Maguire recorded a career-high 40 saves. Cason Hohmann registered a goal and an assist while Ahti Oksanen and Ryan Santana each earned two power-play assists. Maine opened the scoring on a power play late in the first period before the Terriers put together a run of four straight goals that was started and capped by tallies from O Regan. BU struck three times in the middle period, including a strike by Matt Grzelcyk with 51 seconds remaining in the stanza, before O Regan pushed the lead to 4-1 on a power-play tally just 1:03 into the third. Less than three minutes later, the Black Bears began their rally when senior Joey Diamond scored from the right crease at the 3:59 mark. Maine used a shorthanded goal and a late extraattacker tally to force overtime. Maine held a shot advantage and went 1-for-5 on the power play. BU converted on two of its six chances with the man advantage. BU SKATES TO 3-3 DRAW AT MAINE (2/15) BU allowed three power-play goals but got a game-tying goal from Ahti Oksanen with 11:58 left in regulation to earn a 3-3 draw with Maine at Alfond Arena. BU jumped out to a 2-0 lead with goals just 10 seconds apart midway through the opening period by Matt Nieto and Wade Megan. The Black Bears, however, reeled off three straight power-play goals to take a 3-2 lead early in the second. The Terriers had just two power-play chances on the night but used the latter to tie the game. A shot by Oksanen through traffic from the center point beat Maine goaltender Martin Ouellette. Maine appeared to regain the lead with 5:19 left in regulation on yet another power-play marker. However, the call was reversed following a video replay that ruled a Maine player was in the crease. The game headed to overtime, where each team recorded three shots on goal but neither could come up with a winner. The Black Bears held a shot advantage for the game and converted on three of their eight chances with the man advantage. Matt O Connor turned in a 33-save performance for the Terriers, who snapped a three-game losing streak but extended their winless streak to five games (1-3-1). Ouellette turned aside 23 shots. TERRIERS TOPPED BY HARVARD (2/11) Boston University dropped a 7-4 contest to Harvard in the consolation game of the 61st Beanpot at TD Garden on Feb. 11. BU scored the first two goals of the game and held a 3-2 lead early in the second before the Crimson reeled off four straight goals, capped by a tally at 3:13 of the third to make it a 6-3 contest. The Terriers got their second power-play goal of the night with 8:36 remaining in regulation to cut the deficit to two but Harvard s Luke Greiner finished off a hat trick with an empty-netter in the closing seconds to create the 7-4 final. Harvard (6-15-2) is just in its last 17 contests but both wins have come against the Terriers. Wade Megan and Cason Hohmann each recorded a goal and an assist for BU. Mike Moran opened the scoring with his first collegiate goal and Evan Rodrigues also found the back of the net. BU tied a season high with 47 shots on goal and allowed 31 on the other end as Sean Maguire made 24 saves in his Beanpot debut. Fellow freshman Peter Traber picked up the win in goal with a 43-save performance. MINUTEMEN HAND BU 5-1 LOSS (2/1) Boston University suffered a 5-1 setback at the hands of Massachusetts on Feb. 1 at Mullins Center. The Minutemen scored a goal in each of the first two periods before adding three in the third to take a commanding 5-0 lead. A late shorthanded goal by Ben Rosen prevented the shutout. Michael Pereira registered two goals and two assists for the Minutemen. Sean Maguire made 23 saves in goal for the Terriers while UMass netminder Kevin Boyle was only forced to make 19 saves on the night. Branden Gracel opened the scoring late in the opening period on a tap-in at the right crease by following a nice feed by Pereira. Gracel added two assists. TERRIERS SKATE TO 3-3 DRAW WITH PC (1/26) Danny O Regan scored a game-tying goal with 6:39 left in regulation to help Boston University earn a 3-3 draw with Providence on Jan. 26 at Agganis Arena. Each team scored in all three periods before an overtime period in which in the Terriers controlled play but were unable to record a winner. The Terriers opened the scoring late in the first on a goal off a rush by Ben Rosen but had to erase deficits of 2-1 and 3-2 to secure what would be BU s first tie in nearly 15 months. The Friars broke a 2-2 tie with a goal by Shane Luke just 39 seconds into the third period. O Regan s equalizer - a wraparound at the left post - was initially waved off due to a crease violation, but after a video replay, the officials reversed the call. O Regan and linemate Matt Nieto each recorded a goal and an assist with Nieto s tally coming on a 5-on-3 power play midway through the second. Matt O Connor posted 26 saves in his first collegiate tie while fellow rookie Jon Gilles made 28 stops on the other end. TERRIERS RALLY FOR WIN AT PC (1/25) After spotting Providence a pair of early goals, Boston University rallied for a 3-2 victory over the Friars on Jan. 25 at Schneider Arena. Evan Rodrigues singlehandedly erased the deficit with a pair of goals and Sahir Gill provided the game-winner with 12:46 left in regulation. Sean Maguire turned in a standout 32-save performance, stopping the final 23 shots he faced. The Friars opened the scoring just under eight minutes into the contest when Ross Mauermann capitalized off a neutral-zone turnover. Under nine minutes later, PC doubled its firstperiod lead as Brandon Tanev scored after BU was unable to clear the puck after blocking a shot in the high slot. The Terriers were able to get on the board before the first intermission, however, as Rodrigues was the beneficiary of a nice pass by Danny O Regan and sent home a shot with 43 seconds remaining in the opening stanza. Rodrigues struck again in the second, evening the score with the lone goal of the period. He backhanded a rebound past Providence netminder Jon Gillies from the low right slot to finish off a rush. The game-winner came just moments after Rodrigues left the game due to a hand injury. Gill converted a wraparound at the left post at 12:46 of the third to give the Terriers a lead they would not relinquish. The visitors gave PC a pair of power-play chances down the stretch, but BU went on to earn its sixth Hockey East road win in its last seven tries. Gillies made 22 saves for the Friars, who held a shot advantage. BU (0-for-4) and PC (0-for- 3) each came up empty on its power play. TERRIERS EDGED BY LOWELL (1/19) Boston University dropped its third straight onegoal home game on Jan. 19 as No. 15/18 UMass Lowell held off the Terriers, 4-3. BU opened the scoring just over five minutes in the game on a goal by Matt Lane, but the visitors reeled off four straight goals, capped by a short-

7 handed tally early in the third, to take a 4-1 lead. The Terriers answered with their second thirdperiod rally in as many nights, getting a powerplay goal from Evan Rodrigues followed by a tally by Wade Megan with 9:08 left in regulation. The River Hawks, however, got a late major power play and held on for the win. Each team recorded 32 shots in the contest. Matt O Connor made 28 saves in goal for the Terriers while Doug Carr made one more to earn the win. TERRIERS ROLL PAST MERRIMACK (1/11) Paced by a career-high 37-save performance from Sean Maguire, Boston University posted a thorough 4-1 road victory against Merrimack on Jan. 11 at Lawler Arena. Wade Megan and Cason Hohmann each recorded a goal and an assist. Megan opened the scoring at 12:20 of the first with his second shorthanded goal of the year. Sahir Gill and Hohmann recorded tip-in goals in the second period before Matt Nieto made it a 4-0 contest midway through the third. Merrimack spoiled Maguire s shutout bid when Kyle Bigos shot got through traffic with 6:22 left in regulation. Maguire won his fifth straight start and Rasmus Tirronen made 20 stops in goal for the Warriors, who held a shot advantage but only had a handful of strong scoring chances thanks to a great effort by the Terrier defense. Merrimack s Mike Collins was held without a point for the first time in league play this season. BU STUNNED BY CRIMSON AT AGGANIS (1/9) Connor Morrision scored with 47.2 seconds left in overtime to cap a late four-goal run by visiting Harvard as Boston University dropped a 6-5 contest on Jan. 9 at Agganis Arena. The result spoiled a three-point effort by Danny O Regan, who tallied two goals and an assist in a match-up against his older brother, Tommy, who added a goal and two assists for Harvard. BU took a 5-2 lead 1:27 into the third on O Regan s second marker of the evening, but Harvard responded with goals from Marshall Everson (6:38), Luke Greiner (8:34) and Colin Blackwell (16:14) to force overtime. Matt Nieto also had a three-point night, recording a goal and two assists for BU, which also got tallies from Wesley Myron and Wade Megan. BU took a 2-0 lead into the first intermission and made it 3-0 in the opening minute of the second on Megan s team-best 10th tally of the year. The visitors climbed back into the contest with goals from O Regan and Brian Hart before Nieto reestablished a multi-goal lead at 4-2 midway through the middle stanza. O Connor made 29 saves for BU, which held a shot advantage. Raphael Girard shook off a tough start and turned in a 38-save performance. Harvard scored on two of its three power-play chances in the game while the Terriers went 1-for- 3 with the man advantage. HOHMANN LIFTS BU TO OT WIN VS. RPI (1/4) Cason Hohmann scored 2:56 into overtime to lift Boston University to a thrilling 3-2 come-from-behind victory over Rensselaer on Jan. 4 at Agganis. Rensselaer never trailed until the final shot, opening the scoring exactly 10 minutes into the game before scoring again at 14:43 of the second to take a 2-1 advantage. Hohmann also assisted on the game-tying goal, which came from the stick of Sahir Gill at the 5:30 mark of the third. Gill knocked in a rebound at the crease following a backhand attempt by Garrett Noonan from the same spot. Sean Maguire won his fourth straight start to move to a perfect at home with his 27-save performance. RPI got 38 saves from Bryce Merriam. Hohmann s game-winner came on a rush along the right side set up initially by Patrick Mac- Gregor. Gill took a pass from MacGregor near the penalty boxes and backhanded the puck up the boards to Hohmann. With Matt Nieto charging hard to the net, Hohmann skated through the right circle and watched the defense gravitate towards Nieto before waiting out Merriam and roofing a shot over his glove to end the game. The Terriers held a shot advantage, including a 15-4 margin in the third, but came up empty on all five of their power-play chances. BU committed just one penalty, however, and was able to successfully kill it off. Ryan Santana scored BU s other goal - his first of the season - when he answered RPI s early tally late in the first. TERRIERS SUFFER 6-0 SETBACK AT DENVER (12/29) BU suffered its first shutout loss in 125 games on Dec. 29, dropping a 6-0 decision at then-no. 14/15 Denver in the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame Game at Magness Arena. The last time BU was held without a goal was a 1-0 loss to Northeastern on Nov. 6, 2009, snapping the longest such streak in the nation. Denver got goals from six players and four of them added an assist for two-point nights. Sophomore Juho Olkinuora stopped all 29 shots he faced to earn the shutout in goal. Matt O Connor made 32 saves on 38 shots for the Terriers, who had five power-play chances in the game. The Pioneers scored a power-play goal in each period and had eight man-advantage opportunities overall. Denver got its first goal 4:59 in on a power-play tally by Shawn Ostrow and added two 4-on-4 tallies nine seconds apart later in the period. The Terriers set season highs in both penalties (17) and penalty minutes (56). Alexx Privitera received a game disqualification for kicking and Patrick McGregor had a late game misconduct. MAGUIRE BLANKS MAINE (12/8) BU closed out the first semester with a 1-0 victory over Maine on Dec. 8 at Agganis Arena. Sean Maguire earned his second consecutive shutout with a 28-save performance and Garrett Noonan provided the lone goal on a power play just 7:13 into the contest. Maguire became the first goaltender in school history to post shutouts in each of his first two home starts. Noonan s tally came on a blast from the left circle that beat Maine goaltender Martin Ouellette short side. Danny O Regan and Alexx Privitera picked up assists on the goal. BU missed a great opportunity to double its lead late in the second period when Cason Hohmann drew a penalty shot while skating in on a breakaway. Ouellette came through with a glove save to keep it a 1-0 game. Ouellette made 20 stops in goal for Maine, which came up empty on all four of its power-play chances, including a five-minute major on BU s Ben Rosen with 5:23 left in regulation. BU KNOCKS OFF TOP-RANKED UNH (12/6) BU knocked off a No. 1-ranked team for the second time in seven days, posting a 3-2 road victory against New Hampshire. BU had a 3-0 lead midway through the game and held off a late charge by the Wildcats, who had nine power-play chances on the evening. Sahir Gill scored a goal and added an assist while Wade Megan and Sam Kurker also scored. Matt O Connor made 31 saves to become the first visiting goalie to win in Durham this season. BU got on the board first when Megan poked in a loose puck at the left crease at 4:39 of the first. Following a pass by Cason Hohmann, Gill scored INSIDE BU HOCKEY Back for a second season, INSIDE BU HOCKEY is a weekly podcast with host Bernie Corbett put together by Terrier Athletics and the Friends of BU Hockey. Bernie interviews Coach Parker each week in addition to current and former Terriers to give fans an inside look at what s going on in the program in addition to catching up with the legends of the past. Make sure to check GoTerriers.com each week for INSIDE BU HOCKEY. Here is a list of this year s guests: Episode 1 - Week of Oct. 8: Jack Parker, Sean Esocbedo, Buddy Powers Episode 2 - Week of Oct. 15: Jack Parker, Cason Hohmann, Mike Eruzione Episode 3 - Week of Oct. 22: Jack Parker, Ryan Santana, Vic Stanfield Episode 4 - Week of Oct. 29: Jack Parker, Wade Megan, Tom Ryan Episode 5 - Week of Nov. 5: Jack Parker, Matt Nieto, Terry Meagher Episode 6 - Week of Nov. 12: Jack Parker, Evan Rodrigues, Dennis Sarni Episode 7 - Week of Nov. 19: Jack Parker, Sahir Gill, Peter Brown Episode 8 - Week of Nov Jack Parker, Ben Rosen, Jack O Callahan Episode 9 - Week of Dec. 3: Jack Parker, Garrett Noonan, Dave Silk Episode 10 - Week of Dec. 24: Jack Parker, Ryan Ruikka Episode 11 - Week of Dec. 31: Jack Parker, Sam Kurker Episode 12 - Week of Jan. 7: Jack Parker, Danny O Regan, Tom O Regan Episode 13 - Week of Jan. 14: Jack Parker, Jake Moscatel, Ed Walsh Episode 14 - Week of Jan. 20: Jack Parker, Alexx Privitera, Jim Craig Episode 15 - Week of Jan. 27: Jack Parker, Matt Grzelcyk, T.J. Connolly Episode 16 - Week of Feb. 4: Jack Parker, Patrick MacGregor, Peter Marshall Episode 17 - Week of Feb. 11: Jack Parker, Mike Moran, David Quinn Episode 18 - Week of Feb. 18: Jack Parker, Sean Maguire, Mike Sullivan Episode 19 - Week of Feb. 25: Jack Parker, Matt O Connor, Mark Krys Episode 20 - Week of March 4: Jack Parker, Matt Lane, Jacques Joubert

8 RECAP Boston University posted a record of last season and went (35 pts.) in Hockey East play to finish tied for second in the league standings with UMass Lowell. BU advanced to the Hockey East semifinals for the 10th time in 11 seasons following a thrilling three-game quarterfinal series with New Hampshire that featured two double-overtime games. Despite falling to Maine in the Hockey East semifinals, the Terriers earned an at-large berth to the NCAA tournament, where they lost to Minnesota in the NCAA West Regional semifinals. BU was back on Nov. 11, but won 20 of its last 31 contests. The Terriers finished 11th in both the final USCHO.com national poll and the final USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine national top-15 poll. BU held the top spot in the USCHO poll on Feb. 6 heading into the Beanpot. BU recorded 11 comeback wins for the second straight season. The Terriers lost four straight home games in the same season for the first time since BU finished second in the nation in penalty minutes per game (19.1) and its power play ranked fifth (22.8 percent). off a rush with a backhand at 4:01 of the second. Minutes later, Kurker provided what would be the game-winner when he slotted a slot through traffic after collecting a high rebound in the slot. Kevin Goumas got UNH on the board with 5:55 left in the second period on a power-play goal. John Henrion made it a one-goal game with 8:06 left in regulation, but the Terriers held on despite committing a late penalty that created a 6-on-4 advantage for the home team. TERRIERS SPLIT HOME-AND-HOME WITH BC 11/30 at Agganis Arena Thanks to 35 saves from Matt O Connor and a strong effort up and down the lineup, BU secured a 4-2 upset win over the top-ranked Eagles. BU never trailed in the game, as Garrett Noonan opened the scoring near the game s midpoint and Evan Rodrigues doubled the lead soon after. The visitors got on the board just 38 seconds after Rodrigues tally but the Terriers reestablished a two-goal lead when Matt Grzelcyk converted a wraparound early in the third. The Eagles pulled goaltender Parker Milner late in the game to create a 6-on-4 advantage following a BU penalty. The Terriers, however, tacked on an shorthanded empty-netter with a goal by Wade Megan to make it 4-1. Another Terrier penalty gave BC a 6-on-3 advantage, which they cashed in on with 24 seconds left to create the 4-2 final. BU was 0-for-2 on the power play but killed off six of the Eagles seven chances on the man advantage with the lone exception being the 6- on-3. BC, which held a edge in shots, got a 30-save performance from Milner. Rodrigues and Megan each added an assist for two-point nights and Matt Nieto assisted on both of BU s first two goals. 12/1 at Conte Forum BC earned the weekend split with a 5-2 home win. The Eagles went 4-of-8 on the power play and reeled off four straight goals after the teams went into the first intermission tied, 1-1. After allowing the Eagles to strike first on a power play midway through the opening period, BU tied it up on a power-play tally of its own from the stick of Cason Hohmann with helpers going to Sahir Gill and Wade Megan. The home team, however, dominated play in the second, tacking on three more power-play goals to take a 4-1 lead before adding another marker early in the third to take a four-goal lead. Evan Rodrigues got his second goal of the weekend on a power play to create the 5-2 final. BU went 2-of-6 on the power play and ended a 0-for-20 skid in the process. Matt O Connor made 31 saves on 36 shots and BC s Parker Milner earned the win with a 21-save performance. BC got two goals from Bill Arnold and Kevin Hayes added three assists. Head coach Jerry York earned his 824th coaching victory to tie the NCAA record held by Ron Mason. TERRIERS BLANK ST. LAWRENCE (11/24) Sean Maguire stopped all 21 shots he faced to lead Boston University to a 4-0 victory over St. Lawrence at Agganis Arena. Wade Megan opened the scoring and the Terriers also got goals from Sam Kurker, Ben Rosen and Matt Nieto. Kurker s was his first as a Terrier. BU snapped the Saints eight-game unbeaten streak (7-0-1) against Hockey East schools. It was the Terriers first shutout against a nonleague team since a 3-0 blanking of Dartmouth on Dec. 30, 2006, as they held the nation s top scoring duo of senior Kyle Flanagan and junior Greg Carey pointless in the process. Megan gave the Terriers a 1-0 lead with his seventh goal of the year at 11:15 of the first. BU put together a 22-shot barrage in the middle period but were not able to double their lead until late in the stanza. From above the right post, Kurker finished off a 2-on-1 with Sahir Gill at 18:54 for his first collegiate goal. Rosen made it a 3-0 cushion with 6:55 left in the contest when he poked in a puck at the crease after a high rebound. With 31.9 seconds left in regulation, Nieto created the 4-0 final. BU had a season-high 47 shots but went 0-for-6 on its power play. BU TOPPED BY UNH (11/18) Despite recording 46 shots, Boston University fell, 3-1, to New Hampshire at Agganis Arena. After UNH scored twice in the opening period, Danny O Regan got BU on the board when he cashed in on a rebound at 4:40 of the second to end an impressive UNH shutout skein of 204:40. BU recorded 17 shots in both the second and third periods, but went 0-for-7 on its power play over that span and could not score an equalizer. Kevin Goumas added an empty-netter in the final second of the contest for his second goal of the game to create the 3-1 final. Casey DeSmith turned in an impressive 45-save performance for the Wildcats, who went 0-for-2 on their power play. Matt O Connor posted 32 saves for the Terriers. TERRIERS ROLL PAST UVM (11/16) Boston University scored three goals in each of the first two periods to cruise to a 6-2 road victory over Vermont at Gutterson Fieldhouse on Nov. 16. BU got goals from six players and Sean Maguire made 29 saves to earn his first collegiate win. The Terriers successfully killed off an early 5-on- 3 UVM advantage that lasted for 1:45 to seize the momentum and then never relinquished it, reeling off the game s first four goals, including tallies on each of their first two power-play chances. Wade Megan and Alexx Privitera each recorded a goal and an assist. Garrett Noonan and Cason Hohmann (game-best +3 rating) collected two assists apiece. Ahti Oksanen opened the scoring and Sahir Gill and Sean Escobedo also added goals. TERRIERS TRIPPED UP BY BC (11/11) In the first tilt of the year between the rivals, Boston University dropped a 4-2 contest to Boston College at Agganis Arena. The Eagles scored in the opening minute and held that 1-0 lead all the way through until the middle of third before tacking on back-to-back goals just over a minute apart. Down 3-0, BU got on the board when Matt Grzelcyk followed up his own rebound and scored his first collegiate goal with 4:40 left in the third. On a late power play, the Terriers pulled goaltender Matt O Connor to create a 6-on-4 advantage, but Bill Arnold gave BC a 4-1 lead when he scored on the empty net from the BC zone. In the closing seconds of the power-play chance, Alexx Privitera converted from the high slot for his first goal of the season. Despite giving up three goals, O Connor was impressive in 20-save performance. BC netminder Parker Milner recorded the win, making 25 saves. BU, which held a shot advantage, killed off all six of BC s power-play opportunities and Privitera s goal was the Terriers lone conversion on seven power-play attempts. BU WINS AT MERRIMACK (11/9) Paced by a three-point night from Wade Megan (1g, 2a), BU earned a 3-1 road victory over Merrimack on Nov. 9 at Lawlor Arena. Second-period goals by Ahti Oksanen and Megan opened the scoring before the Warriors made it a 2-1 contest on a power-play goal early in the third. Evan Rodriuges added an insurance goal when potted a rebound with 7:14 left in regulation.

9 Matt O Connor improved to a perfect on the season and matched his career high with a 34- save performance. Classmate Matt Grzelcyk earned the primary assist on both of BU s last two goals. Oksanen opened the scoring 1:22 into the second period on a one-timer from the top of the right circle on assists by sophomore Cason Hohmann and Megan. Megan doubled the lead just over seven minutes later on a wrister from the left circle after getting sprung up the left side on a pass by Grzelcyk. Merrimack cut the deficit in half early in the third on a power-play wrister by John Heffernan, but that was the only shot that got by O Connor. Merrimack, which got 22 saves from junior Sam Marotta, held a shot advantage. TERRIERS SPLIT AT THE RALPH (11/2-3) Three goals in a span of 3:42 late in the third period turned a 2-1 deficit into a 4-2 triumph, as BU rallied to earn a weekend split with No. 5/6 North Dakota on Nov. 2-3 in Grand Forks. Matt Nieto tied the game with 5:21 left and Matt Lane provided the game-winner at 18:10 with his first collegiate goal. Just 11 seconds after Lane s marker, Danny O Regan completed the spurt with a late insurance tally. Matt O Connor improved to with a 26-save performance, helping BU earn its first-ever win in Grand Forks in eight tries (1-6-1). The victory also snapped UND s 12-game home unbeaten streak (10-0-2) and it marked the first time since March 13, 2010, that NoDak lost a home game in which it held a third-period lead. After UND opened the scoring 5:47 into the game on a fluke goal by Stephane Pattyn, Wade Megan tied the game just 42 seconds into the middle stanza on a wrister from the right circle. The home team regained the lead midway through the second on a goal by Danny Kristo. That 2-1 advantage for North Dakota held for over 25 minutes of play until Nieto took a pass from O Regan and wristed a shot past UND netminder Zane Gothberg from the high slot. Gothberg made 29 saves for UND, as BU held a shot advantage. Each team went 0-for-3 on its power play. Despite taking a 1-0 lead into the second period on Friday, BU fell to North Dakota, 4-2. O Regan and Ahti Oksanen scored for the Terriers. Connor Gaarder tallied a hat trick for UND, scoring its first three goals. He broke a 2-2 tie with the game-winner on a 5-on-3 power play. O Regan opened the scoring 16:52 into the contest before Gaarder scored twice in the first half of the middle stanza. With BU on a major power play, Oksanen recorded his first collegiate goal from the top of the zone to make it 2-2 midway through the second. BU, which gave the home team four power-play chances in the third period, struggled to create offensive chances in the third and could not answer Gaarder s third tally. Rocco Grimaldi created the 4-2 final on an empty-netter with 20 seconds left in regulation. Sean Maguire recorded 31 saves for the Terriers and made a handful of standout stops in what was just his second collegiate start. Junior Clarke Saunders made 20 saves in goal for UND, which held a shot advantage. The Terriers successfully killed off six of NoDak s seven power-play chances. BU s only power-play try was on the major penalty. LATE GOAL LIFTS BU TO UMASS SWEEP (10/27) Sean Escobedo scored off a rebound with 1:22 left in regulation to lift BU to a thrilling 3-2 come-from-behind road win over Massachusetts. Faced with a 2-0 deficit just over a minute into the second, BU was able to tie heading into the third before Escobedo s late heroics completed a weekend home-and-home sweep. Head coach Jack Parker did not make the trip to Amherst, as he was recovering from a back injury that kept him from being on the bench in Friday s 5-2 victory at Agganis. The winning goal came on a rush set up initially with a pass from Matt Nieto to Danny O Regan, who skated up the left before firing a shot that was saved by UMass netminder Kevin Boyle. O Regan and Escobedo charged in towards the rebound and Escobedo - who was celebrating his 22nd birthday - chopped at the puck and popped it over Boyle for his first goal of the season. Matt O Connor turned in another impressive outing, stopping the last 25 shots he faced as part of a career-best 34-save performance. In addition to assisting on the game-winner, Nieto provided the game-tying goal. O Regan and Garrett Noonan each recorded two assists on the night and Escobedo registered a game-high five blocked shots. O REGAN PUSHES TERRIERS PAST UMASS (10/26) Danny O Regan scored the first two goals of his collegiate career and Cason Hohmann added two late tallies as part of a three-point night to help BU post a 5-2 win over UMass at Agganis Arena. It was a special night at Agganis, as over 80 former players attended and were part of a firstintermission ceremony to honor Jack Parker for his 40 years as head coach of the Terriers. Parker was not on the bench for the game due to a back ailment and watched from the coaches box. Matt O Connor earned his second win in as many starts thanks to a 28-save performance. The Terriers never trailed in the contest. After a scoreless first, Wade Megan opened the scoring 51 seconds into the second. Less than four minutes later, O Regan doubled the lead when he tipped in a feed from classmate Matt Grzelcyk for his first goal in a BU uniform. O Regan put BU up 3-1 at the 4:33 mark of the third on a 5-on-3 power play following yet another great look by Grzelcyk. After the Minutemen got within one at 3-2, Hohmann scored on a power-play rush 43 seconds later to dampen UMass hopes at a comeback. Hohmann put the finishing touches on the victory with an empty netter with 50 seconds left. BU FALLS AT UNH (10/20) Despite scoring on the first shot of the game, Boston University dropped a 4-1 contest to then- No. 15 New Hampshire at the Whittemore Center. Wade Megan scored off a 2-on-1 rush with Evan Rodrigues just 43 seconds into the contest, but the home squad responded midway through the first with goals 18 seconds apart to go up, 2-1. The home team added two more tallies in the second to earn the victory. UNH had 10 players record one point each and got goals from John Henrion, Nick Sorkin, Eric Knodel and Scott Pavelski. Making his collegiate debut, Sean Maguire made 10 saves and allowed all four goals in 32:19 between the pipes before giving way to classmate Matt O Connor, who stopped all 15 shots he faced. Casey DeSmith earned the win in goal for UNH, recording 24 saves while keeping the visitors scoreless for the final 59:17 of the evening. BU EDGES PC IN SEASON OPENER (10/13) Two goals late in the second period turned a deficit into a lead, as the Terriers posted a 4-2 victory over Providence in their season opener at Agganis Arena. Cason Hohmann scored the game-winner and added two assists. Ryan Ruikka opened the scoring in the first before the Friars took a 2-1 lead. Garrett Noonan tied the game and Ben Rosen added an empty-netter. Matt O Connor recorded 26 saves in his collegiate debut and Jon Gillies made 30 stops for PC. Ruikka opened the scoring 7:52 in when found the top right corner from the top of the zone. Providence got an equalizer before the end of the first and Paul de Jersey put the visitors up, 2-1, at 5:15 of the second off a rebound at the left post. The Terriers regained the lead before the end of the period as Noonan blasted a shot from the high shot that made its way through traffic at 15:58 and Hohmann converted from the foot of the left circle less than three minutes later off a drop pass by Evan Rodrigues. O Connor stopped the final 13 shots he faced, keeping the visitors scoreless for the final 34:45. Rosen scored a late empty-netter when he flipped the puck into the PC net from just outside the BU blue line.

10 JACK PARKER HEAD COACH BOSTON UNIVERSITY 68 40th SEASON OFF THE ICE Born in Somerville, Mass., on March 11, Graduated from Catholic Memorial High School in Married to the former Jacqueline Gibson of Wellesley, Mass. Has two daughters, Allison and Jacqueline, and three grandsons, Jake, Shane and Ryan. Former president of the American Hockey Coaches Association. Former member of the NCAA Ice Hockey Committee. ON THE ICE A sparkplug at center for the Terrier varsity teams that combined for a record, he played on three Beanpot championship teams and in two NCAA tournaments (1966 fourth-place finish, 1967 secondplace finish). Captained the team his senior year and was named recipient of the Bennett McInnis Award for Spirit. Had 14 goals and 11 assists that year. Highly regarded scholastic center who was MVP of the Catholic Memorial team his senior year. ON THE BENCH Currently boasts an overall record of for a.642 winning percentage. His 892 wins mark the most of any college hockey coach at the same institution, while he ranks second among active coaches in wins and fourth in winning percentage. Has reached the 20-win mark in 26 seasons. Has won three NCAA titles, four consecutive Eastern College Athletic Conference crowns ( ), 21 Beanpots and seven Hockey East titles. Has coached the team to 24 NCAA tournament appearances, the most of any coach and the most of any coach at a single school. Was named the Terriers 10th hockey coach on Dec. 21, Six days later, in his first game as a head coach, he recorded his first win a 3-1 decision over Dartmouth. Prior to his being elevated to the top position, he served as the Terriers B-team coach for one year. Began his coaching career right out of college at Medford High School. After one year, he returned to his alma mater to serve as an assistant under his former mentor, Jack Kelley. He worked in that capacity for three years before being elevated to the B-team post in the fall of Was head coach of the U.S. National Junior Team at the 1996 International Ice Hockey Federation World Junior Championship. ON THE WALL Has received countless honors, including the Spencer Penrose Memorial Trophy as the NCAA Coach of the Year three times. The first was in 1975, when he guided his first team to a mark, the best major college record in the nation. He also earned the award after guiding the team to a 30-2 record and the NCAA title. Most recently, Parker earned the honor for the third time after leading the Terriers to the NCAA title and a record during the season. Has been named the New England Coach of the Year seven times (1978, 1984, 1986, 2000, 2005, 2006, 2009). Has been Hockey East Coach of the Year five times (1986, 1992, 2000, 2005 and 2006). Received the Boston University Distinguished Alum Award (1992). Named the Gridiron Club Co-Coach of the Year (1992). Was inducted into BU Athletic Hall of Fame (1994). Inducted into the Beanpot Hall of Fame (1995). Presented an Honorary Doctor of Letters degree by Boston University (1997). Inducted into The Sports Museum s Tradition (2009). Named a recipient of the NHL s Lester Patrick Award (2010). PLAYER RECOGNITION Since 1976, 23 of his players have played in the Olympics. The streak began when Dick Lamby played for the 1976 U.S. Team in Innsbruck, Austria. Certainly, one of Parker s proudest moments came in 1980 when former Terriers Mike Eruzione, Dave Silk, Jack O Callahan and Jim Craig were on the U.S. Olympic Hockey Team that won the gold medal. The most veteran Olympian is Keith Tkachuk, who played in his fourth Olympiad in Scott Young made his third Olympic appearance in 2002 and Chris Drury has been on each of the last three U.S. Olympic Teams. Former BU standout Rick DiPietro was on the 2006 team and Ryan Whitney made his Olympic debut in Two of his players, center John Cullen and defenseman Peter Ahola, were named to the Hockey East AllDecade Team of the 1980s. Five of his players were named to the ECAC All-Decade Team of the 1970s. They were Rick Meagher, Eruzione, Vic Stanfield, Peter Brown and Craig. One of his players, Cleon Daskalakis, was selected to the ECAC All-Decade Team of the 1980s. Drury was selected to Hockey East s All-Decade Team of the 1990s and defenseman Matt Gilroy was named to the league s All-Decade Team of the 2000s. Both of them also were named the winner of the Hobey Baker Award in their senior seasons. MI LESTONE VICTORIES Jan. 30, 2009: Terriers def. Merrimack, Dec. 3, 2004: Terriers def. Boston College, Nov. 27, 1999: Terriers def. Colorado College, Nov. 21, 1995: Terriers def. Cornell, Oct. 31, 1992: Terriers def. Colgate, Nov. 28, 1987: Terriers def. Colorado College, March 1, 1983: Terriers def. Boston College, Dec. 30, 1977: Terriers def. Michigan State, December 27, 1973: Terriers def. Dartmouth, 3-1 the beat goes on Since taking over the reins in 1973, Parker has coached in five different decades while leading the Terriers to 50 tournament titles, including three NCAA crowns, 11 conference titles and 21 Beanpots. RECORD: NCAA APPEARANCES: 5 NCAA TITLES: 1 BEANPOT TITLES: 3 ECAC TITLES: 4 IN-SEASON TOURNAMENT TITLES: 3 70s RECORD: NCAA APPEARANCES: 3 BEANPOT TITLES: 4 HOCKEY EAST TITLES: 1 IN-SEASON TOURNAMENT TITLES: 1 80s RECORD: NCAA APPEARANCES: 9 NCAA TITLES: 1 BEANPOT TITLES: 9 HOCKEY EAST TITLES 4 IN-SEASON TOURNAMENT TITLES: 5 90s RECORD: NCAA APPEARANCES: 6 NCAA TITLES 1 BEANPOT TITLES: 6 HOCKEY EAST TITLES: 2 IN-SEASON TOURNAMENT TITLES: 4 00s RECORD: NCAA APPEARANCES: 1 NCAA TITLES 0 BEANPOT TITLES: 0 HOCKEY EAST TITLES: 0 IN-SEASON TOURNAMENT TITLES: 1 10s

11 BOSTON UNIVERSITY TERRIERS Head Coach: Jack Parker (Boston University 68, 40th season) Associate Head Coach: Mike Bavis (Boston University 93, 15th season) Assistant Coach: Buddy Powers (Boston University 75, 4th season) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Mike Geragosian (UMass Lowell 75/Northeastern 76, 14th season) Director of Hockey Operations: Pertti Hasanen (Univ. of Tampere 78, 8th season) NO. NAME YR. POS. HGT. WGT. S/C DOB HOMETOWN/LAST TEAM 1 Anthony Moccia Jr. G L 12/23/90 Medford, Mass./Buckingham Browne & Nichols 2 Ryan Ruikka (A) Sr. D/F R 3/31/88 Chelsea, Mich./Jersey Hitmen (EJHL) 3 Ahti Oksanen Fr. D L 3/10/93 Kirkkonummi, Finland/Espoo Blues (Jr. A SM-Liiga) 4 Patrick MacGregor Jr. D R 7/12/90 Hamden, Conn./Avon Old Farms 5 Matt Grzelcyk Fr. D L 1/5/94 Charlestown, Mass./U.S. National Under-18 Team 7 Cason Hohmann So. F R 1/10/93 Arlington, Texas/Cedar Rapids RoughRiders (USHL) 8 Ben Rosen Sr. F/D L 1/7/89 Syosset, N.Y./South Shore Kings (EJHL) 10 Danny O Regan Fr. F R 1/30/94 Needham, Mass./St. Sebastian s 11 Mike Moran Fr. F L 9/7/91 Marshfield, Mass./Bay State Breakers (EJHL) 13 Garrett Noonan (A) Jr. D L 1/28/91 Norfolk, Mass./Vernon Vipers (BCHL) 14 Jake Moscatel Sr. F/D R 12/14/88 Lexington, Mass./Univ. of New England (ECAC East) 15 Ryan Santana Sr. F R 11/22/88 Yorba Linda, Calif./Vernon Vipers (BCHL) 16 Sam Kurker Fr. F R 4/8/94 Reading, Mass./St. John s Prep 17 Evan Rodrigues So. F R 7/28/93 Etobicoke, Ont./Georgetown Raiders (OJHL) 18 Wade Megan (C) Sr. F L 7/22/90 Canton, N.Y./South Kent School 19 Matt Nieto Jr. F R 11/5/92 Long Beach, Calif./U.S. National Under-18 Team 20 Matt Ronan Jr. D/F R 1/2/90 Woburn, Mass./Valley Jr. Warriors (EJHL) 21 Sean Escobedo Sr. D L 10/27/90 Bayside, N.Y./Sioux Falls Stampede (USHL) 23 Matt Lane Fr. F L 3/15/94 Rochester, N.Y./U.S. National Under-18 Team 28 Sahir Gill Jr. F L 4/21/92 Terrace, B.C./Vernon Vipers (BCHL) 29 Matt O Connor Fr. G L 2/14/92 Toronto, Ont./Youngstown Phantoms (USHL) 31 Sean Maguire Fr. G L 2/2/93 Powell River, B.C./Powell River Kings (BCHL) PRONUNCIATION GUIDE ALPHABETICAL Roster NO. NAME YR. POS. 21 Sean Escobedo Sr. D 28 Sahir Gill Jr. F 5 Matt Grzelcyk Fr. D 7 Cason Hohmann So. F 16 Sam Kurker Fr. F 23 Matt Lane Fr. F 4 Patrick MacGregor Jr. D 31 Sean Maguire Fr. G 18 Wade Megan Sr. F 1 Anthony Moccia Jr. G 11 Mike Moran Fr. F 14 Jake Moscatel Sr. F/D 19 Matt Nieto Jr. F 13 Garrett Noonan Jr. D 3 Ahti Oksanen Fr. D 29 Matt O Connor Fr. G 10 Danny O Regan Fr. F 17 Evan Rodrigues So. F 20 Matt Ronan Jr. D/F 8 Ben Rosen Sr. F/D 2 Ryan Ruikka Sr. D/F 15 Ryan Santana Sr. F Points Of Origin united states Massachusetts (8) Matt Grzelcyk Sam Kurker Anthony Moccia Mike Moran Jake Moscatel Danny O Regan Garrett Noonan Matt Ronan New York (4) Sean Escobedo Matt Lane Wade Megan Ben Rosen MICHIGAN (1) Ryan Ruikka TEXAS (1) Cason Hohmann canada British Columbia (2) Sahir Gill Sean Maguire ONTARIO (2) Matt O Connor Evan Rodrigues EUROPE FINLAND (1) Ahti Oksanen Sean ESCOBEDO SAHIR Gill Matt GRZELCYK CASON HOHMANN Wade MEGAN Anthony MOCCIA Matt NIETO AHTI OKSANEN Ryan RUIKKA es-co-bee-do sah-heer GRIZZ-lick CASE-in HOE-min MEE-gan MO-sha nee-ed-oh AH-tee OX-ah-nen RYE-kah CALIFORNIA (2) Matt Nieto Ryan Santana CONNECTICUT (1) Patrick MacGregor

12 NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY HUSKIES NO. NAME YR. POS. HGT. WGT. HOMETOWN/LAST TEAM 1 Derick Roy Fr. G Lac-Beauport, Que./South Shore (EJHL) 2 Drew Ellement Sr. D Winnipeg, Man./Portage (MJHL) 3 Josh Manson So. D Prince Albert, Sask./Salmon Arm (BCHL) 4 Dan Cornell So. D Abington, Mass./Philadeplhia (EJHL) 5 Jake Hoefler Jr. D Newton, N.J./New York (EJHL) 6 Mike Gunn Fr. D Livonia, Mich./Youngstown (USHL) 7 Mike McMurtry Fr. F Greely, Ont./Gloucester (CCHL) 8 Adam Reid So. F Chino Hills, Calif./U.S. National Under-18 Team 9 Garrett Vermeersch Sr. F Macomb, Mich./Lincoln (USHL) 12 Steve Morra Sr. F Bristol, R.I./Boston (EJHL) 14 Braden Pimm Jr. F Fort St. John, B.C./Vernon (BCHL) 15 Kevin Roy Fr. F Lac-Beauport, Que./Lincoln (USHL) 16 Ryan Belonger Fr. F Green Bay, Wis./Youngstown (USHL) 17 Torin Snydeman R-Jr. F Groton, Mass./Sacred Heart/Tri-City (USHL) 19 Ben Oskroba So. D Tempe, Ariz./Lincoln (USHL) 21 Zak Stone Jr. F Roslyn, N.Y./New Hampshire (EJHL) 23 Colton Saucerman Fr. D Colorado Springs, Colo./Lincoln (USHL) 31 Clay Witt Jr. G Brandon, Fla./Sioux Falls (USHL) 37 Chris Rawlings Sr. G North Delta, B.C./Cowichan Valley (BCHL) 44 Dax Lauwers So. D Anchorage, Alaska/Lincoln (UHSL)/Army 45 Ludwig Karlsson So. F Stockholm, Sweden/Green Bay (USHL) 46 Bryan Mountain Sr. G Bryn Mawr, Pa./Portage (MJHL) 47 Dustin Darou Fr. D Perth, Ont./Carleton Place (CCHL) 61 Jarrett Fennell Fr. D Innisfil, Ont./Aurora (OJHL) 74 Vinny Saponari Sr. F Powder Springs, Ga./Dubuque (USHL)/Boston Univ. 79 Cody Ferriero Jr. F Essex, Mass./The Governor s Academy (ISL) 91 Robbie Vrolyk Sr. F Boylston, Mass./Sioux Falls (USHL) Head Coach Jim Madigan (Northeastern 85, 2nd season) Assistant Coach Jerry Keefe (Providence 00, 2nd season) Assistant Coach Patrick Foley (New Hampshire 04, 2nd season) Volunteer Assistant Coach John Carratu (Salem State, 92, 5th season) CURRENT TERRIERS VS. NORTHEASTERN Player GP G A Pts PIM PP SH GW Matt Nieto / Wade Megan / Garrett Noonan / Sahir Gill / Evan Rodrigues / Danny O Regan / Sean Escobedo / Ryan Ruikka / Ryan Santana / Alexx Privitera / Matt Grzelcyk / Cason Hohmann / Patrick MacGregor / Sam Kurker / Matt Lane / Sean Maguire / Mike Moran / Ahti Oksanen / Ben Rosen / Scoring Totals / Goaltending GP MIN GA GAA SV SV% W L T SO Matt O Connor 1 58: Sean Maguire 1 58: Totals 2 117: FORMER TEAMMATES Players Team league Year(s) Sean Escobedo (BU) Sioux Falls USHL Robbie Vrolyk (NU) Ryan Santana (BU) Vernon BCHL Braden Pimm (NU) Sahir Gill (BU) Vernon BCHL Braden Pimm (NU) Garrett Noonan (BU) Vernon BCHL Braden Pimm (NU) Matt O Connor (BU) Youngstown USHL Ryan Belonger (NU) Matt O Connor (BU) Youngstown USHL Mike Gunn (NU)