UAA commences season with Kendall Hockey Classic

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1 HKY SID: DALLAS BALDWIN OFFICE: (907) FAX: (907) UAA SPORTS INFORMATION WELLS FARGO SPORTS COMPLEX RM providence dr anchorage, ak Oct. 3, 2011 UAA commences season with Kendall Hockey Classic ALASKA ANCHORAGE HOCKEY SCHEDULE Fri, Sept. 30 Northern Alberta (exh.) W, 7-2 Fri, Oct. 7 CLARKSON# 8:07 pm Sat, Oct. 8 ST. CLOUD STATE# 7:07 pm Fri, Oct. 14 vs Nebraska Omaha& 3:05 pm Sat, Oct. 15 vs Mercyhurst& 4:05 pm Fri, Oct. 21 at Nebraska Omaha* 7:37 pm Sat, Oct. 22 at Nebraska Omaha* 7:07 pm Fri, Oct. 28 MINNESOTA* 7:07 pm Sat, Oct. 29 MINNESOTA* 7:07 pm Fri, Nov. 11 at Minnesota Duluth* 7:07 pm Sat, Nov. 12 at Minnesota Duluth* 7:07 pm Fri, Nov. 18 MICHIGAN TECH* 7:07 pm Sat, Nov. 19 MICHIGAN TECH* 7:07 pm Fri, Nov. 25 at Minnesota State* 7:37 pm Sat, Nov. 26 at Minnesota State* 7:07 pm Fri, Dec. 2 NORTH DAKOTA* 7:07 pm Sat, Dec. 3 NORTH DAKOTA* 7:07 pm Fri, Dec. 9 at Colorado College* 7:37 pm Sat, Dec. 10 at Colorado College* 7:07 pm Fri, Jan. 13 at Michigan Tech* 7:07 pm Sat, Jan. 14 at Michigan Tech* 7:07 pm Fri, Jan. 20 at Wisconsin* 7:07 pm Sat, Jan. 21 at Wisconsin* 7:07 pm Fri, Jan. 27 DENVER* 7:07 pm Sat, Jan. 28 DENVER* 7:07 pm Fri, Feb. 3 MINNESOTA DULUTH* 7:07 pm Sat, Feb. 4 MINNESOTA DULUTH* 7:07 pm Fri, Feb. 10 MINNESOTA STATE* 7:07 pm Sat, Feb. 11 MINNESOTA STATE* 7:07 pm Fri, Feb. 17 at St. Cloud State* 7:37 pm Sat, Feb. 18 at St. Cloud State* 7:07 pm Fri, Feb. 24 ALASKA% 7:07 pm Sat, Feb. 25 at Alaska% 7:05 pm Fri, March 2 BEMIDJI STATE* 7:07 pm Sat, March 3 BEMIDJI STATE* 7:07 pm March 9-11 WCHA First Round TBA March WCHA Final Five TBA SCHEDULE Friday, Oct. 7 St. Cloud State vs. Alaska 5:07 p.m. Clarkson vs. Alaska 8:07 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 8 Clarkson vs. Alaska 4:07 p.m. St. Cloud State vs. Alaska 7:07 p.m. MEDIA Live Stats: GoSeawolves.com / WCHA.com Live Blog: GoSeawolves.com Live Audio: KTZN 550 AM (Kurt Haider) / GoSeawolves.com ($) Live Video Stream: Television: GCI Channel 1 (tape delayed in Anchorage at 10:30 p.m.) THIS WEEK: The 21st edition of the Kendall Hockey Classic will get underway Oct. 7-8 at the Sullivan Arena. The tournament will commence with the St. Cloud State Huskies facing Alaska Fairbanks at 5:07 p.m. ADT on Friday, followed Alaska Anchorage hosting the Clarkson Golden Knights at 8:07 p.m. ADT. Action will continue on Saturday with the CU vs. UAF game starting at 4:07 p.m. ADT, and the Seawolves taking on the Huskies at 7:07 p.m. ADT. THE SERIES UAA vs. CU The Classic will be the first meeting between Clarkson and Alaska Anchorage. THE SERIES UAA vs. SCSU OVERALL: SCSU leads, AT UAA: SCSU leads, LAST MEETING: Nov. 20, 2010 (SCSU won, 4-3) STREAK: SCSU 1 NOTES: Last season UAA and SCSU met for one conference series at the Sullivan Arena, with UAA winning on Nov. 19, 3-2, and SCSU winning on Nov. 20, 4-3 UAA s win on Nov. 19 broke a 4-game winless streak against the Huskies... SCSU leads in the last 10 games, HISTORY OF THE CLASSIC: UAA will be looking for its first Classic title since 2006 and sixth overall the Seawolves hold a record in their tournament, while UAF is this will be the first Classic for both Clarkson and St. Cloud State in 20 previous tournaments, eight teams that have played in the Classic have advanced to the Frozen Four that same season the Classic field featured two teams that went on to the Frozen Four (Michigan and Michigan State) on two occasions the defending NCAA Champion participated in the Classic (Northern Michigan, ; Boston College, ). Home games in all CAPS / All times Alaska * WCHA game # Kendall Hockey Classic (Anchorage, AK) & Brice Alaska Goal Rush (Fairbanks, AK) % Alaska Airlines Governor s Cup 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 FOLLOW YOUR SEAWOLVES ON 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 Trailing After 2nd Period Last 5 Games When Tied 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 Thursday Games January Friday Games February Saturday Games March Non-Conference 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 Tomm Grant at Minnesota State (3/5/11) 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 Craig Parkinson (0-3 3) vs. Alaska Fairbanks (2/26/11) 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: Rob Gunderson (43 saves) vs. Minnesota (1/28/11) UAA goaltender received an assist: Rob Gunderson at Minnesota Duluth (10/22/10) 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: Jake Hansen, UM, scored on Chris Kamal (3/11/11) An opposing player scored a penalty shot: Jake Hansen, UM, scored on Chris Kamal (3/11/11) UAA scored an empty net goal: Tommy Grant at Minnesota State (3/5/11) UAA scored a shorthanded goal: Luka Vidmar vs. CC at Final Five (3/17/11) UAA swept a two-game series at Sullivan Arena: 2/54/5/11 vs. Michigan Tech (4-1, 4-2) UAA swept a two-game WCHA road series: 3/4-5/11, at Minnesota State (4-0, 4-1) UAA swept a two-game WCHA 1st Round series: 3/11-12/11 at Minnesota (4-3, 4-2) 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: 3/12/11 UAA 2, Minnesota 0 (Chris Kamal) UAA shut out an opponent on the road: 3/12/11 UAA 2, Minnesota 0 (Chris Kamal) UAA was shut out: 11/26/10 CC 2, UAA 0 (Joe Howe - 26 saves) SCOUTING THE OPPONENTS: The Clarkson Golden Knights open the slate at the Kendall Hockey Classic after facing Ottawa in an exhibition game on Oct Clarkson defeated Ottawa, 4-2, with four different Golden Knights scoring... in net for CU was senior goaltender Paul Karpowich, who posted 25 saves in the win... the Golden Knights return 20 letterwinners this season and lost nine... entering his first season at CU is bench boss Casey Jones... top returners from last season are sophomore forward Allan McPherson ( ) and senior forwards Jake Morley ( ) and Nick Tremblay ( )... last season, CU posted a overall record and a slate in ECAC Hockey, good for a tie for 7th place... WCHA foe St. Cloud State also starts its season at the Classic... last season SCSU registered a overall record and a record in the WCHA... SCSU and UAA tied for 8th in the league with 26 points... the Huskies return 17 letterwinners and lost eight... SCSU returns senior forward Drew LeBlanc ( ), sophomore forward Cam Reid ( ) and senior forward Jared Festler ( )... in the crease, junior goalie Mike Lee returns after recording a record, a 2.75 goals-against average and a.910 save percentage. EXHIBITION vs. NORTHERN ALBERTA: Seven different UAA players tallied goals on Sept. 30 as the Seawolves used a five-goal second period to pull away for a 7-2 exhibition victory over Northern Alberta Institute of Technology at the Menard Memorial Ice Arena... sophomore Rob Gunderson had to make just six saves in his starting role to earn the victory in net, while juniors Mickey Spencer, Spencer Daniel Naslund and Scott Warner had multipoint nights, along with sophomore Matt Bailey... the Seawolves outshot the Ooks 18-1 in the deciding frame and for the game... all of the UAA goals came in even-strength situations... sophomore Chris Kamal tended the Seawolf net for the second half of the game, making four saves. HEAD COACH DAVE SHYIAK career record (6th Season) WCHA record / non-conference - Posted most wins in since joining the league and second-best conference record, while advancing to the WCHA Final Five. - Fourth head coach in program history & second most winningest 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 silvermedal 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 Tommy Grant...16 Matt Bailey...10 Sean Wiles...10 Mitch Bruijsten...9 Craig Parkinson...8 ASSISTS Jordan Kwas...20 Tommy Grant...16 Craig Parkinson...13 Nick Haddad...11 Matt Bailey...10 POINTS Tommy Grant...32 Jordan Kwas...24 Craig Parkinson...21 Matt Bailey...20 POWER-PLAY GOALS Jordan Kwas...4 Tommy Grant...4 Mitch Bruijsten...4 SHORT-HANDED GOALS Sean Wiles...1 Nick Haddad...1 Matt Bailey...1 Craig Parkinson...1 Tommy Grant...1 Curtis Leinweber...1 Alex Gellert...1 Luka Vidmar...1 GAME-WINNING GOALS Tommy Grant...5 PENALTIES Brad Gorham...26 Tommy Grant...23 Luka Vidmar...19 PENALTY MINUTES Brad Gorham...85 Tommy Grant...57 Luka Vidmar SEASON PREVIEW: UAA is coming off its second-best campaign since joining the Western Collegiate Hockey Association in 1993, and will look to carry the momentum from last season into this one... with the addition of eight newcomers, the Seawolves will have 28 skaters sporting the Green & Gold as they look to achieve their yearly goals win the Alaska Airlines Governor s Cup and in-season tournaments, gain home-ice in the playoffs and make a run at the WCHA s Red Baron Final Five tournament in St. Paul... the Seawolves will have plenty of offense returning to the ice, including six of their top 10 scorers from a year ago, while adding five newcomers... paving the way will be a pair of sophomores in Jordan Kwas and Matt Bailey... a local of Cochrane, Alberta, Kwas was UAA s second-leading scorer last season with 24 points, while leading UAA in assists with Bailey, who hails from Winnipeg, Manitoba, produced totals in 30 games, despite missing the last seven with an injury, and was UAA s fourth-best point producer... patrolling the blueline will be five returners who allowed 26.2 shots per game in UAA s third-best since joining the league... leading the Seawolf pack with 10 points last year are senior Curtis Leinweber (4-6 10), from Calgary, Alberta, and junior Scott Warner (3-7 10). Senior Brad Gorham chipped in six points, while sophomore linemates Wes McLeod and Quinn Sproule combined for nine points... in the crease, the Seawolves return a solid pair in sophomores Rob Gunderson and Chris Kamal... Gunderson (Lethbridge, Alberta) and Kamal (Alpharetta, Ga.) split time last season with each backstopping UAA to multiple successes... Gunderson wrapped up the season with a overall record and a.897 save percentage that tied for No. 8 on UAA s all-time single-season list, while Kamal added a winning record of 9-5-1, a 2.62 goals-against average and three shutouts. UAA CAPTAINS: Leading UAA as co-captains this season will be seniors Brad Gorham and Jade Portwood and juniors Chris Crowell and Scott Warner. WCHA REALIGNMENT: The edition of the Western Collegiate Hockey Association will change dramatically with the addition of new teams and other WCHA teams forming new leagues... to date, the WCHA will be comprised of eight teams UAA, Alaska Fairbanks, Bemidji State, Ferris State, Lake Superior State, Michigan Tech, Minnesota State and Northern Michigan... currently, the WCHA has an invitation out to Bowling Green to join the league... joining the National Collegiate Hockey Conference from the WCHA is Colorado College, Denver, Minnesota Duluth, Nebraska Omaha, North Dakota and St. Cloud State, while Minnesota and Wisconsin will be a part of the Big Ten Conference. NEW ASSISTANT COACH: T.J. Jindra joins Dave Shyiak s staff as the Seawolves new assistant hockey coach... Jindra comes to UAA from the University of Notre Dame, where he played for four seasons from and served as a volunteer assistant coach during the campaign... after graduating from Notre Dame in 2007 with a bachelor s degree in business administration, Jindra spent two seasons as an assistant coach at Shattuck-St. Mary s School in Faribault, Minn., where he worked with some of the nation s most talented prep players... as a player at Notre Dame, he was part of two UAA All-Time Records All-Time WCHA Record (18th) All-Time Record (33rd) Warner Jindra SHOTS ON GOAL Tommy Grant Nick Haddad...74 Sean Wiles...69 PLUS/MINUS Curtis Leinweber SCORING BY CLASS G A P PPG GW Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen WCHA Men s Standings - FINAL Conference Only Overall Pts GP Record Win% GF- GA GP Record Win% GF-GA 1 North Dakota Denver Nebraska-Omaha Minnesota Duluth Minnesota Colorado College Wisconsin Alaska Anchorage St. Cloud State Bemidji State Minnesota State Michigan Tech

4 USCHO.com/CBS College Sports Div. 1 Men s College Sept. 26, 2011 Rk Team(First Place) Record Pts Last 1 Notre Dame(11) Miami(12) North Dakota(5) Denver Boston College(2) Michigan Colorado College Minnesota-Duluth(10) Yale(1) Boston University(2) Union New Hampshire Western Michigan Nebraska-Omaha Merrimack Maine Wisconsin NR 18 Rensselaer Minnesota NR 20 Cornell Others Receiving Votes: Dartmouth 80, Air Force 74, Rochester Institute of Technology 53, St. Cloud State 48, Alaska 22, Ohio State 16, Northeastern 15, Ferris State 12, Lake Superior 8, Northern Michigan 8, Providence 8, Princeton 7, Michigan State 4, Quinnipiac 4, Massachusetts 3. USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine Men s Div. 1 College Hockey Poll Sept. 26, 2011 (preseason) Rk School (First Place) Pts Last Record 1 Miami(15) Notre Dame(4) North Dakota(3) Denver Boston(1) Boston University(3) 343 NR Colorado College Yale(2) Michigan Minnesota Duluth (6) Union New Hampshire Western Michigan Nebraska Omaha Maine 64 NR Others Receiving Votes: Minnesota, 29; Merrimack, 19; Wisconsin, 17; Cornell, 15; Alaska, 8; Dartmouth, 8; RPI, 8; RIT, 6; Air Force, 5; Ohio State, 3; Holy Cross, 1; Lake Superior State, 1; Quinnipiac, 1; St. Cloud State, 1. 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, UAF UAF wins, UAF Tied 1-1, UAF wins shootout, 2-0 NCAA Tournament teams and played in 150 career games, scoring 12 goals and 24 assists. He was a two-year team captain for the Fighting Irish, including his senior season when ND won a school-record 32 games and captured the program s first-ever Central Collegiate Hockey Association regular-season and tournament titles... Jindra replaces Ryan McKelvie, who accepted the head coaching position at Lake Forest (Ill.) College SEASON RECAP: The Seawolf hockey team completed the season with a overall record, marking its most victories since becoming a member of the Western Collegiate Hockey Association... the Seawolves also posted their secondbest conference record to date at UAA completed the conference season tied for 8th with St. Cloud State with 28 points and received the 8th-place seed in the WCHA First Round... the Seawolves went on to sweep Minnesota on the road in the First Round, earning themselves UAA s second-ever berth to the WCHA Final Five... throughout the season, the Seawolves posted upsets over nationally ranked Wisconsin, Colorado College, Nebraska-Omaha and Minnesota. NATIONAL RANKINGS: The Seawolves wrapped up the season with 12 votes (23rd) in the final USCHO.com Div. I poll (see complete poll on page 7)... UAA was No. 17 in the final KRACH rankings, No. 20 in the PairWise and No. 21 in the Ratings Percentage Index (RPI)... the Seawolves finished the year with the nation s secondtoughest schedule behind St. Cloud State... UAA was also No. 5 in the nation for shots against, allowing just shots per game. SEAWOLF BITES: The Alaska Anchorage Seawolves season came to an end on March 17 in the quarterfinals of the WCHA Final Five. UAA fell to then-no. 13 Colorado College, 4-2 at the Xcel Energy Center in just UAA s second appearance at the tournament... at the end of the season, UAA posted a record, and wrapped up league play with a record (.464) the best under head coach Dave Shyiak and second best since the Seawolves joined the conference... the best league record was in UAA s inaugural season ( ) with a (.468) mark... the 16 wins is the most overall victories since becoming a member of the league in UAA advanced to the WCHA Final Five for just the second time in UAA history after sweeping then-no. 17 Minnesota on March 11-12, 4-3, 2-0 in the WCHA First Round, best-of-three series the First Round sweep was the first in UAA history... the sweep was UAA s fourth of the season, and second straight on the road after sweeping Minnesota State on March the 2-0 shutout on March 12 was UAA s third of the season and fifth straight win... the Final Five loss to CC broke UAA s five-game winning streak... the last time the Seawolves put together a string of five wins was in the Seawolves were stellar in the second half of the season, posting the fourth-best winning percentage in the WCHA at.610, trailing only UND (.800), Minnesota Duluth (.650) and Denver (.640)... on Feb. 18, UAA defeated Nebraska Omaha, 3-2, running its Sullivan Arena winning streak to five games the longest such string since winning six straight on home ice from Dec. 4, 1998 to Jan. 16, the win was UAA s first time winning five straight WCHA home games since joining the league in UAA picked up at least one point against all WCHA opponents last season except Minnesota Duluth and North Dakota... the Seawolves swept four opponents (Colorado College, Michigan Tech, Minnesota State and Minnesota) and were themselves swept three times against UMD in their season opener and at Denver and UND... UAA also split five league series Bemidji State, St. Cloud State, CC, Wisconsin, UM and UNO... UAA picked up one point in the series against MSU and DU... the Seawolves played six overtime games last season for a record in extra minutes... eighteen of UAA s 37 games were decided by one goal or ended in a tie... the senior class (5 representatives) led the Seawolves in scoring and in power-play goals (10) and were tied for second in game-winning goals (6) with the sophomores... the freshmen were second in points ( ), followed by the sophomores ( ) and the juniors ( )... throughout the season, the Seawolves averaged 5,027 fans per game, ranked No. 15 in the country, and averaged 3,319 fans per game at the Sullivan Arena, good for No. 22 in the nation. PLAYER NOTES: Goaltender Chris Kamal s five-game winning streak came to an end at the Final Five on March throughout the winning streak, Kamal posted a

5 .963 save percentage (126/131) and 1.00 goals-against... Kamal dressed in 15 games during his rookie campaign, posting an.896 save percentage tied for 4th on the all-time UAA goaltending list... the Alpharetta, Ga., native s 2.62 goals-against average also ranked second on the UAA all-time list... Kamal s shutout on March 12 marked the first by a UAA goaltender in a WCHA playoff game, covering 44 games dating back to the season, when UAA became an affiliate member of the league... Kamal Kwas also became just the fourth UAA goaltender to record three or more shutouts and first since Doug Teskey ( )... Jordan Kwas completed his rookie season leading UAA in assists with 20 the most for a Seawolf freshman since Ales Parez posted 22 in Kwas also tied for 37th on the all-time freshman list with four goals... the freshman class was also paced by Matt Bailey... Bailey, who missed six of the last seven games with a knee injury, recorded totals in 30 games prior... Bailey the Winnipeg, Manitoba, native finished tied for the second-most goals last season (10) and scored the most goals for a UAA freshman since Bailey is ranked in the top 30 of the all-time freshman list in goals (t-no. 17), assists (t-no. 29) and points (t-no. 24)... along with Kamal, Rob Gunderson saw plenty of action in the crease, dressing for 23 games... Gunderson recorded a record throughout the year with a 2.74 goals-against average and a.897 save percentage... Gunderson ranked tied for No. 5 on the all-time single-season list for GAA and tied for No. 8 for save percentage. LAST GAME S LINE UP BY THE NUMBERS: The Seawolves ( ) posted a.472 winning percentage the best since joining the league... Dave Shyiak s club registered 12 conference wins last season, the second-most since UAA joined the WCHA... long-time head coach Brush Christiansen holds the record with 14 WCHA wins in (.468)... UAA s conference winning percentage last season ranks second at the Seawolves all-time record stands at since joining the league in , UAA is UAA played its 500th game as a WCHA member last season when it faced St. Cloud State on Nov. 20. Look for the 2011 Kendall Hockey Classic program for sale at the event WCHA STANDINGS: In the overall WCHA stats, UAA tied for No. 8 in scoring defense (2.86) and No. 8 in penalty minutes (13.6), No. 10 in scoring offense (2.41) and No. 11 in power play (15.1)... Tommy Grant ranked in the top 35 in six categories tied at No. 31 in points, t-19 in goals, t-31 in PPP, t-31 in PPG, t-15 in SHG, and t-4 in GWG.... forward Jordan Kwas tied for No. 10 among WCHA freshmen and t-29 in assists... G Chris Kamal Kamal ranked No. 8 in gaa, No. 12 in save percentage, and No. 4 in winning percentage (.679), while classmate G Rob Gunderson ranked 10th in goals-against average, and No. 11 in save percentage and No. 12 in winning percentage.

6 Schedule and Results UAA/OPP UAA/OPP UAA/OPP Date Opponent Time/Res. Shots Power Play Penalties Goaltender Attend. Oct. 8 #2 NORTH DAKOTA^ T, 5-5 (ot) 23/30 0-4/ /4-8 Kamal (0-0-1) 3,876 Oct. 9 AIR FORCE^ W, /30 0-1/ /1-2 Gunderson (1-0-0) 6,194 Oct. 15 vs. #18 Colorado College& L, /27 1-4/ /5-10 Gunderson (1-1-0) 890 Oct. 16 vs. #16 Union& L, /23 1-7/ /7-14 Kamal (0-1-1) 849 Oct.22 Minnesota Duluth* L, 2-3 (ot) 24/25 0-3/ /4-8 Gunderson (1-2-0) 5,076 Oct. 23 Minnesota Duluth* L, /27 0-5/ /7-25 Kamal (0-2-1) 5,481 Oct. 29 MINNESOTA STATE* L, /18 1-7/ /9-29 Gunderson (1-3-0) 2,953 Oct. 30 MINNESOTA STATE* T, 2-2 (ot) 31/23 1-7/ /7-14 Gunderson (1-3-1) 2,957 Nov. 12 Bemidji State* W, /34 2-8/ /4-8 Gunderson (2-3-1) 3,014 Nov. 13 Bemidji State* L, /16 0-5/ /5-10 Gunderson (2-4-1) 3,451 Nov. 19 ST. CLOUD STATE* W, 3-2 (ot) 20/20 0-7/ /7-14 Kamal (1-2-1) 2,550 Nov. 20 ST. CLOUD STATE* L, /24 2-3/ /3-6 Kamal (1-3-1) 2,780 Nov. 26 Colorado College* W, 4-3 (ot) 36/40 0-2/ /2-4 Gunderson (3-4-1) 6,962 Nov. 27 Colorado College* L, /20 0-5/ /6-12 Gunderson (3-5-1) 6,920 Dec. 3 #15 WISCONSIN* W, /22 0-5/ /7-14 Gunderson (4-5-1) 2,765 Dec. 4 #15 WISCONSIN* L, /29 0-6/ /9-18 Gunderson (4-6-1) 3,154 Dec. 10 #9/10 DENVER* L, /27 1-2/ /2-4 Gunderson (4-7-1) 3,267 Dec. 11 #9/10 DENVER* T, 2-2 (ot) 22/20 1-4/ /6-12 Gunderson (4-7-2) 3,206 Jan. 14 #17 COLORADO COLLEGE* W, /22 3-3/ /3-6 Gunderson (5-7-2) 2,768 Jan. 15 #17 COLORADO COLLEGE* W, /18 1-4/ /4-8 Gunderson (6-7-2) 3,199 Jan. 21 #4 Denver* L, /25 0-3/ /5-10 Gunderson (6-8-2) 5,084 Jan. 22 #4 Denver* L, /32 0-5/ /8-16 Gunderson (6-9-2) 6,033 Jan. 28 Minnesota* L, /48 1-7/ /7-14 Gunderson (6-10-2) 9,639 Jan. 29 Minnesota* W, /30 0-3/ /6-12 Kamal (2-3-1) 9,647 Feb. 4 MICHIGAN TECH* W, /14 1-3/ /4-8 Kamal (3-3-1) 2,638 Feb. 5 MICHIGAN TECH* W, /18 2-4/ /4-8 Kamal (4-3-1) 2,963 Feb. 11 #5 North Dakota* L, /35 0-4/ /4-8 Kamal (4-4-1) 11,927 Feb. 12 #5 North Dakota* L, /43 0-5/ /5-10 Gunderson (6-11-2) 12,090 Feb. 18 #12/13 NEBRASKA-OMAHA* W, /24 0-2/ /2-4 Gunderson (7-11-2) 2,733 Feb. 19 #12/13 NEBRASKA-OMAHA* L, /18 1-5/ /9-18 Gunderson (7-12-2) 3,793 Feb. 25 Alaska Fairbanks# L, /35 0-3/ /5-10 Gunderson (7-13-2) 4,039 Feb. 26 ALASKA FAIRBANKS# W, /20 2-6/ /6-12 Kamal (5-4-1) 4,622 March 4 Minnesota State* W, /35 1-4/ /6-12 Kamal (6-4-1) 3,247 March 5 Minnesota State* W, /32 1-5/ /5-10 Kamal (7-4-1) 3,429 March 11 Minnesota& W, /25 1-4/ /4-8 Kamal (8-4-1) 9,320 March 12 Minnesota& W /24 0-2/ /2-4 Kamal (9-4-1) 9,346 March 17 #13 Colorado College@ L, /16 0-6/ /7-14 Kamal (9-5-1) 13,131 Home games in ALL WCHA Red Baron Final Five & WCHA First Round # 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

7 TEAM Largest Margin of Victory win at Minnesota State, 3/4 Largest Margin of Defeat...6 Most Goals, Game win vs. Bemidji State, 11/12 Most Goals, First Period...3 Most Goals, Second Period win vs. Air Force, 10/9 Most Goals, Third Period win vs. Bemidji State, 11/ win vs. Michigan Tech, 2/4 4-2 win vs. Michigan Tech, 2/5 4-1 win at Minnesota State, 3/5 2-0 win at Minnesota, 3/12 Most Goals Allowed, Game loss at North Dakota, 2/11 Most Goals Allowed, First Period loss vs. Colorado College, 10/ loss at Denver, 01/ loss at North Dakota, 2/11 Most Goals Allowed, Second Period...3 Most Goals Allowed, Third Period loss at Alaska Fairbanks, 2/25 Fewest Goals Allowed, Game loss vs. Bemidji State, 11/13 Most Shots, Game OT win vs. Colorado College, 11/ win at Minnesota, 3/11 Most Shots, Period OT win vs. Colorado College, 11/26 Most Shots, First Period win at Minnesota, 3/11 Most Shots, Second Period OT win vs. Colorado College, 11/26 Most Shots, Third Period...18 Most Shots, Overtime win vs. St. Cloud State, 11/19 Most Shots Allowed, Game loss at Minnestoa, 1/28 Most Shots Allowed, Period loss at Minnestoa, 1/28 Most Shots Allowed, First Period OT win vs. Colorado College, 11/26 Most Shots Allowed, Second Period...18 Most Shots Allowed, Third Period loss at Minnestoa, 1/28 Most Shots Allowed, Overtime tie vs. Minnesota State, 10/ win vs. St. Cloud State, 11/19 Fewest Shots, Game...15 Fewest Shots, Regulation Period...2 Fewest Shots, First Period win vs. Colorado College, 1/15 Fewest Shots, Second Period...3 Fewest Shots, Third Period...2 Fewest Shots, Overtime...1 Fewest Shots Allowed, Game...14 Seawolf Hockey Highs/Lows 4-1 win vs. Michigan Tech, 2/4 Fewest Shots Allowed, Regulation Period win vs. Colorado College, 1/15 Fewest Shots Allowed First Period loss vs. Minnesota State, 10/ tie vs. Denver, 12/ win vs. Michigan Tech, 2/4 1-4 loss vs. Nebraska Omaha, 2/19 Fewest Shots Allowed, Second Period win vs. Michigan Tech, 2/4 Fewest Shots Allowed, Third Period win vs. Colorado College, 1/15 Fewest Shots Allowed, Overtime OT loss at Minnesota Duluth, 10/ tie vs. Denver, 12/11 Most Penalty Minutes, Game loss vs. St. Cloud State, 11/20 Most Opponent Penalty Minutes, Game loss vs. Nebraska Omaha, 2/19 Most Penalties, Game...12 Most Opponent Penalties, Game loss vs. Minnesota State, 10/ loss vs. Nebraska Omaha, 2/19 Fewest Penalties, Game OT loss at Minnesota Duluth, 10/ loss vs. Denver, 12/ win at Minnesota, 3/12 Fewest Penalty Minutes, Game OT loss at Minnesota Duluth, 10/ loss vs. Denver, 12/ win at Minnesota, 3/12 Fewest Opponent Penalties, Game win vs. Air Force, 10/9 Fewest Opponent Penalty Minutes, Game win vs. Air Force, 10/9 Most Power-Play Goals, Game win vs. Colorado College, 1/14 Best Penalty Kill... (1.000) win vs. Colorado College, 1/ win at Minnesota State, 3/5 Most Opponent Power-Play Goals, Game...3 Best Opponent Penalty Kill...(1.000) win vs. St. Cloud State, 11/19 INDIVIDUAL Most Goals, Game...2 Sean Wiles, 3-2 win vs. AFA, 10/9 Justin Kirchhevel, 2-3 loss vs. MSU, 10/29 Matt Bailey, 5-4 win vs. BSU, 11/12 Matt Bailey, 4-3 win vs. CC, 11/26 Tommy Grant, 3-5 loss vs. DU, 12/10 Tommy Grant, 4-1 win vs. CC, 1/14 Curtis Leinweber, 4-1 win vs. MTU 2/4 Sean Wiles, 4-2 win vs. MTU, 2/5 Nick Haddad, 4-0 win at MSU, 3/4 Tommy Grant, 4-1 win at MSU, 3/5 Most Assists, Game...3 Craig Parkinson, 4-1 win vs. UAF, 2/26 Most Points, Game...3 Tommy Grant, 4-1 win vs. CC, 1/14 Craig Parkinson, 4-1 win vs. UAF, 2/26 Most Goalie Saves, Game...43 Rob Gunderson, 1-5 loss at UM, 1/28 Most Goalie Saves, Period...17 Rob Gunderson, 4-3 win vs. CC, 11/26 (1st) Rob Gunderson, 1-5 loss at UM, 1/28 (1st) Longest Goal-Scoring Streak, Season... 3 gms Tommy Grant (12/3-12/10) Tommy Grant (2/26-3/5) Longest Point-Scoring Streak, Season... 8 gms Tommy Grant (2/18/11-3/12/11)

8 2 Tony Larson (Fr., D, Ham Lake, Minn.) ALASKA ANCHORAGE CAREER-HIGHS 13 Quinn Sproule (So., Hussar, Alberta) Assists (game) /5/11 at MSU Points (game) /5/11 at MSU Multi-Point Gms... 1 gm...3/5/11 at MSU (0-2--2) 26 Tyler Currier (Jr., F, Anchorage) Goals (game) /05/10 vs. UMD Assists (game) times (last: 2/18/11 vs. UNO) Points (game) times (last: 2/18/11 vs. UNO) 3 Wes McLeod (So., Kamloops, B.C.) Goals (game) times (last: 2/4/11 vs. MTU) Assists (game) times (last: 2/18/11 vs. UNO) Points (game) times (last: 2/18/11 vs. UNO) Point Streak... 2 gms...2/4/11-2/5/11 4 Derek Docken (Fr., D, Northfield, Minn.) 15 Brad Gorham (Sr., F, Anchorage.) Goals (game) /26/11 vs. UAF Assists (game) /15/10 at MTU Points (game) /15/10 at MTU Point Streak... 2 gms...2 times (last: 3/4/11-3/5/11) Multi-Point Gms /15/10 at MTU 16 Andrew Pettitt (Fr., F, Whitehorse, YK) 28 Andrew Pickering (So., West Vancouver, B.C.) 29 Scott Allen (Fr., F, Edmonton, Alberta) 5 Austin Coldwell (Fr., D, Vancouver, Wash.) 7 Brett Cameron (So., Spruce Grove, Alberta) Goals (game) times (last: 2/26/11 vs. UAF) Assists (game) /12/11 at UM Points (game) /08/10 vs. UND Point Streak... 2 gms...10/15/10-10/16/10 Multi-Point Gms... 2 gms... (last: 3/11/12 at UM) 8 Scott Warner (Jr., Anchorage, Alaska) Goals (game) times (last:2/26/11 vs. UAF) Assists (game) times (last: 3/11/11 at UM) Points (game) times (last: 3/11/11 at UM) Point Streak... 2 gms...3 times (last: 2/26/11-3/4/11) 9 Mark Pustin (So., Porter Ranch, Calif.) Goals (game) /20/10 vs. SCSC Assists (game) /19/10 vs. SCSC Points (game) /19/10 vs. SCSC Point Streak... 2 gms...11/19/10-11/20/10 Multi-Point Gms /19/10 vs. SCSC, Mickey Spencer (Jr., 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 (last: 01/29/10 vs. UM) 11 Curtis Leinweber (Sr., D, Calgary, Alberta) Goals (game) /4/11 vs. MTU Assists (game) times (last: 11/08/08 vs. MSU) Points (game) times (last: 2/4/11 vs. MTU) Goal Streak... n/a Point Streak... 3 gm...2 times (last: 10/8/10-10/15/10) Multi-Point Gms... 4 gm...(last: 2/4/11 vs. MTU, 2-0-2) 17 Jordan Kwas (So., Cochrane, Alberta) Goals (game) times (last: 2/5/11 vs. MTU) Assists (game) times (last: 3/11/11 at UM) Points (game) times (last: 3/11/11 at UM) Point Streak... 5 gms...2 times (last: 12/3/10-1/14/11) Multi-Point Gms... 3 gms...(last: 2/26/11 vs. UAF, 0-2-2) 18 Chris Crowell (Jr., F, Williams Lake, B.C.) Goals (game) /22/10 at DU Points (game) /21/10 at DU 19 Sam Mellor (Fr., F, Cranbrook, B.C.) 20 Alex Gellert (Jr., F, Kelowna, B.C, ) Goals (game) times (last: 3/11/11 at UM) Assists (game) times (last: 2/4/11 vs. MTU) Points (game) times (last: 2/4/11 vs. MTU) Point Streak... 3 gms...1/29/11-2/5/11 Multi-Point Gms... 2 gms...(last: 2/4/11 vs. MTU) 21 Matt Bailey (So., Winnipeg, Manitoba) Goals (game) times (last: 11/26/10 at CC) Assists (game) /21/10 at DU Points (game) times (last: 1/21/10 at DU) Goal Streak... 2 gms...2/11/11-2/12/11 Point Streak... 6 gms...1/29/11-2/18/11 Multi-Point Gms (last: 1/21/10 at DU, 0-2-2) 23 Kory Roy (Fr., F, Anchorage) 33 Rob Gunderson (So.,Lethbridge, Alberta) Most Saves/Game /28/11 at UM Most Saves/Period /26/10 at CC (1st)...1/28/11 at UM (1st) Assists /22/10 at UMD Shutouts... n/a 35 Chris Kamal (So., Alpharetta, Ga.) Most Saves/Game /29/11 at UM Most Saves/Period /29/11 at UM (2nd) Shutouts /12/11 at UM 36 Jade Portwood (Sr., F, Victoria, B.C.) Goals (game) /15/10 vs. MTU Assists (game) times (last: 3/17/11 vs. CC) Points (game) /15/10 vs. MTU Goal Streak... n/a Point Streak... 2 gms...2 times (2/26/11-3/4/11) Multi-Point Gms /15/10 vs. MTU 39 Eric Scheid (Fr., F, Blaine, Minn.) 40 Daniel Naslund (Jr., F, Nykoping, Sweden Goals (game) times (last: 3/5/11 at MSU) Assists (game) times (last: 11/19/10 vs. SCSC) Points (game) /29/10 vs. UM Point Streak... 4 gms...(11/1/09-11/13/09) Multi-Point Gms... 3 gms...(last: 11/19/10 vs. SCSC, 0-2-2) 38 Dusan Sidor (Sr., G, Poprad, Slovakia) Most Saves/Game (11/20/09 vs. MSU) Most Saves/Period (3rd,11/20/09 vs. MSU) Shutouts... n/a 12 Mitch Bruijsten (Jr., F, Nijmegen, Netherlands.) Goals (game) times (last: 3/11/11 at UM) Assists (game) /08/10 vs. UND Points (game) /08/10 vs. UND Goal Streak... 2 gms...2 times (last: 12/11/10-1/14/11) Point Streak... 5 gms...1/28/11-2/12/11 Multi-Point Gms /08/10 vs. UND 25 Corbin Karl (Fr., D, Foremost, Alberta)