St. Lawrence University Saints Men s Hockey

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1 St. Lawrence University Saints Men s Hockey Regular Season Schedule & Results October 2 UQTR W, 4-1 Penn State L, 4-2 Penn State W, NEW HAMPSHIRE W, MERRIMACK W, 4-1 UMass Lowell L, 5-2 Providence L, WISCONSIN L, MINNESOTA T, 2-2 (OT) November 4 PRINCETON* W, QUINNIPIAC* W, 2-0 Union T, 2-2 (OT) RPI* W, YALE* W, BROWN* W, vs. Quinnipiac (Belfast)* T, 0-0 (OT) 26 vs. UMass (Belfast) T, 2-2 (OT) December 2 HARVARD* L, DARTMOUTH* W, CLARKSON* W, 3-1 January Vermont L, 4-3 Canisius T, 3-3 (OT) Canisius W, 2-1 Brown* W, 2-1 Yale* T, 2-2 (OT) Colgate* W, 3-0 Cornell* L, RPI* W, UNION* W, 4-3 February Clarkson* 7 p.m. Princeton* 7 p.m. 17 CORNELL* 7 p.m. 18 COLGATE* 7 p.m. Dartmouth* 7 p.m. Harvard* 7 p.m. March 3-5 ECAC Hockey First Round^ ECAC Hockey Quarterfinals 17 ECAC Hockey Semifinals% 18 ECAC Hockey Championship% Home games in bold, CAPS * ECAC Hockey Game ^ at home of higher ssed % in Lake Placid, N.Y. Sports Information Contact: Beth Spadaccini Assistant Director of Sports Information bspadaccini@stlawu.edu / No. 14/14 St. Lawrence (15-7-6, ECAC) at Clarkson ( , ECAC) Cheel Arena Potsdam, N.y. Saturday, Feb. 4 at 7 p.m. Game Information: Live Stats: Video: Radio: WQTK 92.7 FM, WLFK 95.3 FM Talent: Greg Lapinski (play-by-play), Joe Marsh (color) After a weekend sweep of RPI and nationally-ranked Union at home last weekend, Charles W. Appleton II Head Coach Mark Morris and the No. 14 Saints hit the road for a single game at Clarkson in Coach Morris return to Cheel Arena. It is the first of two consecutive single-game weekends for the Saints. Last Time Out Junior goaltender Kyle Hayton moved into second on the all-time wins list for St. Lawrence with his 51st and 52nd against RPI and Union last weekend. The ECAC Hockey Goaltender of the Week, he made 72 saves in a 2-0 week, including a combined 34 stops in the third period. Alex Gilmour and Carson Gicewicz scored in the 2-1 win over the Engineers, with Gicewicz s game-winning tally come with just under three minutes remaining in regulation. Against the Dutchmen, Gilmour - the ECAC Rookie of the Week and Rookie of the Month - scored both the game-tying and game-winning goals; the latter with 17.8 seconds left in regulation to help the Saints to a 4-3 come-from-behind win. Nolan Gluchowski and Gavin Bayreuther - who returned from injury on Saturday - scored the first two goals for St. Lawrence. Bayreuther is now second in all-time scoring by defensemen with 106 career points. Location...Canton, N.Y Founded Enrollment...2,528 President...Dr. William L. Fox Director of Athletics... Bob Durocher Colors... Scarlet and Brown Affiliation...NCAA DI/DIII Conference... ECAC Hockey Rink (Capacity)...Appleton Arena (3,200) Record ECAC Hockey Record First Intercollegiate Season ECAC Hockey Championships...6 NCAA Tournament Appearances...16 St. Lawrence Quick Facts GAME 29 Series Record Last Meeting W, 3-1 Saints on the Rise The Saints jumped two spots in the USCHO. com poll and are once again ranked in the USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine Poll at No. 14 in both after a weekend sweep of RPI and then-no. 5 Union last weekend. St. Lawrence leads the ECAC Standings with 25 points, though the second-place Dutchmen have two games in hand on the Saints. St. Lawrence owns the tiebreaker with a win and tie against Union this season. Power Play Points of Note The Saints scored on the power play in eight straight games for the first time since the season before their streak was halted against Cornell on Jan. 21. Twelve Saints have power play goals so far this season with Mike Marnell and Jacob Pritchard leading the team with three each. Nolan Gluchowski is the team leader in power play points with 10 (1g, 9a). Another Record in the Books Kyle Hayton - who already holds the program record for career shutouts and shutouts in a season - set the program record for ties in a season at Yale on Jan. 14. He broke Alex Petizian s record (set in ) with his sixth against the Bulldogs. As a team, the Saints are one tie shy of the program record for ties in a season (7) set by the team. Team Information Men s Hockey Coach...Mark Morris (Colgate 81) Career Record, College Career Record, Professional Associate Head Coach... Mike Hurlbut 89 Assistant Coach... Matt Deschamps (Maine 05) Dir. of Hockey Operations... Ryan Durocher Strength & Conditioning Coach...Mike Elberty Athletic Trainer...Aisha Visram Equipment Manager...Nick Bayruns Captain...Alexander Dahl 17 Assistant Captain...Gavin Bayreuther 17 Assistant Captain... Ben Masella 17 Assistant Captain... Eric Sweetman Saints Men s Hockey Notes 1 #herewegosaints

2 About the Golden Knights Clarkson is slumping of late with a record through its last 10 games, including losses in the last three games and is just at home this season. They have been outscored in those games. The Golden Knights last win at Cheel Arena came on Dec. 2, 4-2 over Dartmouth. 21 players have recorded at least one point this season for Clarkson, with 10 in double digits at this point in the year. Sam Vigneault leads the team overall with 24 points, while Jordan Boucher is Clarkson s leading scorer in conference games (4g,9a - 13pts). Troy Josephs has a team-high eight goals in ECAC games, including three game winners. James de Haas is the overall leader in power-play points with 10 (4g,6a). The Golden Knights are ranked 20th in Division I in scoring offense (3.07 G/GM) and are tied for 17th in power play at 20.0%. The Golden Knights penalty kill is 28th (83.5) and they are sixth in combined special teams (54.9). Against Clarkson in December On Dec. 9 the Saints beat Clarkson 3-1 in Appleton Arena to finish out the first semester behind goals from Nolan Gluchowski, Michael Ederer and Mike Marnell and 34 saves from Kyle Hayton. The Saints had built a 3-0 lead through two periods before allowing a power play goal by James de Haas midway through the third period. The Saints have won the last three games against the Golden Knights - all of which were played at Appleton Arena - including last year s playoff series win. St. Lawrence s last win at Cheel Arena came on Jan. 31, They also shutout the Golden Knights earlier that same season on Nov. 1, 2014, 4-0. Clarkson Current Record: , ECAC Hockey Conference: ECAC Hockey Record: ( ECAC) Head Coach: Casey Jones (6th Season) Record at Clarkson: Assistant Coach: Phil Roy Assistant Coach: Josh Hauge Strength Coach: Tad Johnson Captains: James de Haas, Perry D Arrisso Brett Gervais, Nic Pierog Statistics Leaders: Sam Vigneault - 27 GP; Jordan Boucher - 26 GP; Devin Brosseau - 26 GP; Jake Kielly - 25 GP; , 2.74 GAA.909 Sv%, 2 SO Saints Scoring vs. Clarkson Gavin Bayreuther Drew Smolcynski Nolan Gluchowski Eric Sweetman Mike Marnell Jacob Pritchard Joe Sullivan Alexander Dahl Woody Hudson Ryan Lough Ben Masella Michael Laidley Michael Ederer ECAC STANDINGS (AS OF ) conference overall gp PTS RECORD WIN% GF GA GP RECORD WIN% GF GA St. Lawrence Union Harvard Quinnipiac Cornell Yale Clarkson Dartmouth Colgate Princeton Brown Rensselaer Saints Men s Hockey Notes

3 Men s Hockey Staff Charles W. Appleton Men s Hockey Head Coach Mark Morris Record at St. Lawrence Overall at Home on the Road on Neutral Ice Mark Morris was named the Charles W. Appleton II Head Men s Ice Hockey Coach at St. Lawrence in May of 2016, returning to the Saint program after a highly successful career as a collegiate and professional head coach. Morris, who served as an assistant coach to Joe Marsh from and was part of the 1988 national runner-up team, returned to the North Country after a year as head coach of the Charlotte Checkers in the American Hockey League. He holds the distinction of being the only coach to have won 300 college games and over 300 professional games. He was the seventh all-time winningest coach in the AHL and had the third highest win total among AHL coaches when he left Charlotte to take over at St. Lawrence. A Massena native and a 1981 graduate of Colgate University, Morris played defense for the Raiders and went on to a three year professional playing career which included stints with the Dallas Black Hawks and the New Haven Nighthawks before entering the coaching profession as an assistant coach at Union College in Morris spent 13 seasons as the head coach at Clarkson following his SLU tenure and compiled a collegiate career record of He broke into the professional coaching ranks as a coach with Manchester of the American Hockey League in 2006 where he spent eight years as head coach, compiling a record of with seven playoff appearances. He joined the Checkers in July of 2015 after serving the previous season as an assistant coach with the Florida Panthers in the NHL. He has also served as a special assistant coach and strength and conditioning coach with the Vancouver Canucks, an assistant coach with the Ontario Hockey League s Saginaw Spirit and coached at the Northwood School in Lake Placid. Associate Head Coach Mike Hurlbut Hurlbut returned to his alma mater as a volunteer assistant coach to start the season, became a full-time assistant in and was named Associate Head Coach in the spring of A First Team All-America and First Team All- ECAC selection for the Saints in 1989 and a member of the two winningest teams in Saints hockey history in 1988 and 1989, Mike is a 1989 graduate of St. Lawrence and had a long and successful professional hockey career. He spent 14 years in the International and American hockey leagues and played 29 games, scoring one goal and assisting on eight others, in the National Hockey League. He was inducted into the Rochester Americans Hall of Fame in He was selected to play in three American Hockey League All-Star Games, was named a Second Team AHL All-Star in and was the longest serving captain in Rochester Americans franchise history, wearing the C for five seasons. He was a team captain in eight of his 13 pro seasons. Among the teams he played for were the Houston Aeros, Minnesota Moose, Binghamton Rangers and the Rochester Americans. He played 23 games with the New York Rangers in and also had NHL appearances with the Quebec Nordique and the Buffalo Sabres. Assistant Coach Matt Deschamps Matt Deschamps joined the St. Lawrence staff as an assistant coach prior to the season. He spent the last two years in Austria with EC Red Bull Salzburg Hockey Club as the head coach of RBS U18 team and served the club in director and development coordinator roles. Matt led the Red Bulls to two of its most successful seasons at the U18 level winning an EBJL Championship in 2015 and in 2016 led all EC Red Bull Teams with a.750 winning percentage playing against Swiss U20 and U18 teams from Finnish, Czech, USA and Canada. Deschamps played for the University of Maine, graduating in 2005 with a bachelor s degree in public policy, management. He notched an assist on the triple-overtime goal to win the 2004 Hockey East Championship, made four appearances in the NCAA Tournament and two trips to the NCAA Finals. As a senior, Deschamps was an assistant captain, recipient of the First Annual Shawn Walsh Memorial Scholarship, and was presented with the Richard Britt Award for Perseverance. After college, Deschamps attended training camp with the San Jose Sharks in During a five-year professional career, Deschamps had stops playing in the American Hockey League and East Coast Hockey League. Mike Elberty Alex Petizian Ryan Durocher Aisha Visram Nick Bayruns Beth Spadaccini Saints Men s Hockey Notes 3 #herewegosaints

4 Rookies in January Alex Gilmour was the ECAC Hockey Rookie of the Week last week as well as the Rookie of the Month for January. He has six goals and two assists in nine games played. He scored three goals, including a game winner, in last weekend s home sweep of RPI and Union. Three St. Lawrence first-year players led the conference in scoring last month: - Ben Finkelstein led all rookie scorers with nine points on three goals and six assists. - Gilmour and Carson Gicewicz were tied for second with eight points. Gicewicz tallied four goals and added four assists for the Saints in January. Goalie of the Week Kyle Hayton earned Goaltender of the Week honors after leading ECAC Hockey netminders with 72 combined saves; 34 of which came in the third period (16 vs. RPI, 18 vs. Union). He also had a combined 2.00 goals against average and.947 save percentage against the Engineers and Dutchmen in a 2-0 weekend. He is now this season for St. Lawrence. Scoring By Committee In an interview with USCHO Live! last week Coach Morris explained the Saints were scoring by committee after losing a couple of their top point producers to upper body injuries. Here s what he meant by that: Twenty-two of the team s 25 skaters have at least one point this season and 20 have registered a point in a conference game. Nineteen Saints have scored goals and 15 of those players have two or more. Eleven players are in double-digits for overall points, with four posting 10 or more points in conference games. Fourteen players have contributed to the Saints power play scoring. Every member of the class of 2020 has at least a point for St. Lawrence in their rookie seasons. Hobey Hopefuls Defenseman Gavin Bayreuther and goaltender Kyle Hayton are among 66 nominees from 40 Division I schools for this year s Hobey Baker Award. Fan voting is open until March 5th at National Numbers (Inside the Top-20) Gavin Bayreuther is second in Division I in points per game by defensemen (1.14). Kyle Hayton ranks 12th in goals against average (2.08), sixth in save percentage (.934) and is tied for 17th in win percentage (.654). Hayton is also tied for third in shutouts (4). The Saints are seventh in scoring defense, allowing just 2.18 goals per game. The Saints have the sixth-best penalty kill in the country entering the weekend at 86.9 percent. Conference Numbers St. Lawrence has the fewest goals against in ECAC Hockey games (23). Kyle Hayton leads conference netminders with a 1.42 GAA and.953 save percentages. The Saints boast the league s best penalty kill at 88.9% in conference games. Mike Marnell is tied for 14th among forwards with 13 points (9g, 4a) in conference games. He s 15th among all skaters. Among defensemen, Gavin Bayreuther and Nolan Gluchowski are tied for third with 12 points (3g, 9a). Ben Finkelstein is tied for fifth (4g, 7a). Shot Blockers The Saints have blocked 385 shots this season to their opponents 295. Eric Sweetman leads the team with 62 blocked shots while Nolan Gluchowski has 37 and Ben Masella has 31. Joe Sullivan is leading the forwards in blocked shots with 28. Goals Breakdown First period: 26 goals for; 13 goals against. Second period: 31 goals for; 26 goals against. Third period: 28 goals for; 22 goals against. Overtime: no scoring. All of the six games that have required overtime for the Saints this season have ended in a tie. Senior CLASS Nominees Defensemen Gavin Bayreuther and Eric Sweetman are among 15 Division I men s hockey student-athletes selected as candidates for the Senior CLASS Award. St. Lawrence is the only school with two players on the list. The Saints assistant captains are two of four ECAC Hockey representatives selected as candidates. Around EC Around ECAC Hockey AC Hockey Friday, Jan Union 6, Clarkson 2 Quinnipiac 5, Arizona State 2 Harvard 4, Cornell 1 St. Lawrence 2, Rensselaer 1 Yale 4, Brown 3 Colgate 2, Dartmouth 1 Saturday, Jan Princeton 5, Penn State 4 Arizona State 4, Quinnipiac 2 Yale 4, Brown 1 St. Lawrence 4, Union 3 Dartmouth 4, Cornell 2 RPI 2, Clarkson 1 Harvard 3, Colgate 1 Friday, Feb. 3 - Princeton at Yale Colgate at RPI Quinnipiac at Brown Dartmouth at Harvard Cornell at Union Saturday, Feb. 4 - Princeton at Brown Colgate at Union Quinnipiac at Yale St. Lawrence at Clarkson Cornell at RPI 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 8:35 p.m. 4 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 4 p.m. 7 p.m. The Headway Foundation ECAC Hockey and the Headway Foundation have partnered for a Concussion Awareness Weekend on February 3-4, Over the weekend, all men and women ECAC Hockey student-athletes will be wearing Headway stickers on their helmets to promote a New Tough Campaign. Fans will be able to pledge a donation for every goal their favorite ECAC Hockey school scores, meaning the more goals scored the more donations raised for the New Tough Concussion Awareness Campaign. To participate in the goals challenge, visit ecachockey. All funds will go towards the New Tough Concussion Awareness Campaign Saints Men s Hockey Notes

5 Saints of December The Saints were 2-1 in December in conference games with wins over Dartmouth and Clarkson at home, after Harvard handed them their first conference loss and snapped a nine-game unbeaten streak. St. Lawrence finished the first semester second in the ECAC Hockey standings; one point behind first-place Union. With a point against the Golden Knights, Gavin Bayreuther tied former Saints All-America George Hughes 13 for second on the all-time points list for St. Lawrence defensemen with 105 on his career. Kyle Hayton finished the first semester as the league leader in goals against average (2.08), save percentage (.935) and total saves (530). Saints of November The Saints were overall in the month of November with a record in conference games. Kyle Hayton who was the goalie of record in all those games, was both the ECAC Hockey Goaltender of the Month and the HCA National Player of the Month. Both Kyle Hayton and Gavin Bayreuther had record-breaking performances for St. Lawrence in November. Hayton became the program leader in career shutouts, breaking Bill Sloan s 60-year old record (9) with a 2-0 win over Quinnipiac. Bayreuther became the all-time leader in goals by a defensemen, breaking Brian McColgan s 28-year-old record (31) with his 32nd goal against RPI in Nov. 12. The Madhouse on Miner After last weekend s sweep of RPI and Union at home, St. Lawrence is in ECAC Hockey games in Appleton Arena this season. Additionally, the Saints are overall in their own barn so far this season and have outscored opponents in those games. Away From Appleton So far this season the Saints are overall with a mark against conference teams on the road after last weekend s split at Colgate and Cornell. The Saints have scored 35 goals and also allowed 35 goals on the road this season. With a pair of ties in Belfast, Northern Ireland in the Friendship Four Tournament, they are in neutral site games. Between the Pipes Junior netminder Kyle Hayton - an ECAC Hockey preseason All-Conference team member - and sophomore Arthur Brey are the veteran netminders for the Saints. They are joined by first-year Daniel Mannella out of Whitby in the OJHL. Preseason All-ECAC Defenseman Gavin Bayreuther and goaltender Kyle Hayton were named to the ECAC Hockey preseason All-League team in September, as voted on by league coaches. The Saints and defending champion Quinnipiac were the only two league schools with multiple players on the list. The Saints were second in preseason voting. Returning All-American Gavin Bayreuther became the 35th All-American in Saints Hockey history last season after becoming the first defenseman to ever lead the team in scoring. The Caanan, N.H. native led the Saints with 12 goals and 17 assists for 29 points. He scored the double-overtime game winner in the quarterfinal series against Clarkson to send the Saints to Lake Placid for the second year in a row. The Saints Captains For the season the Saints named senior center and Eau Claire, Wis. native Alexander Dahl as the lone captain. Dahl served as an assistant during the season. Assistants for are a trio of senior blueliners in Gavin Bayreuther, Ben Masella and Eric Sweetman. Together, the four seniors accounted for 58 points last year, including 40 assists and blocked a total of 159 shots. Richter Watch Kyle Hayton is one of 20 Division I goalies named to the Mike Richter Award Watch List for 2017, as announced by Let s Play Hockey and the Herb Brooks Foundation. He was also a nominee in Past winners include: Thatcher Demko (Boston College), Zane McIntyre (North Dakota) and Connor Hellebuyck (UMass Lowell). Tale of the Tape St. Lawrence Clarkson Overall Record (League): (11-2-3) (6-7-2) Goals Per Game: Assists Per Game: Points Per Game: Shots Per Game: Opponent Goals Per Game: Opponent Shots Per Game: Power Play Percentage: 13.8% 20.0% Penalty Kill: 86.9% 83.5 Combined Special Teams: 51.2% 54.9% Penalty Minutes: Penalties Per Game: Finkelstein in Florida As the 195th overall pick of the Florida Panthers in the seventh round of the 2016 NHL draft, Ben Finkelstein became the first drafted player to wear the Scarlet and Brown since defenseman Matt Generous 09 was drafted in He is the 52nd draft pick in program history Saints Men s Hockey Notes 5 #herewegosaints

6 St. Lawrence Men s Hockey Numerical Roster No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/Last Team 2 Eric Sweetman Sr. D Woodbine, Md./Youngstown (USHL) 3 Ben Masella Sr. D Montreal, Quebec/Chilliwack (BCHL) 4 Mike Graham Sr. D Toronto, Ontario/Kent School 7 Gavin Bayreuther Sr. D Canaan, N.H./Fargo (USHL) 8 Will Harrison FY F Springfield, Va./Des Moines (USHL) 9 Ryan Garvey FY F Oakville, Ontario/Oakville (OJHL) 10 Ryan Lough Jr. F Manotick, Ontario/Green Bay (USHL) 11 Carson Gicewicz FY F Orchard Park, N.Y. /Sioux Falls (USHL) 12 Sam Kauppila FY F Gurnee, Ill./Lincoln (USHL) 13 Woody Hudson Sr. F Greece, N.Y. /Chicago (USHL) 14 Alexander Dahl Sr. F Eau Claire, Wis./Youngstown (USHL) 15 Matt Purmal Jr. D Merrill, Wis./Green Bay (USHL) 16 Michael Ederer So. F Lancaster, N.Y./Merritt (BCHL) 17 Drew Smolcynski Sr. F Hatfield, Pa./Chicago (USHL) 18 Jacob Pritchard So. F Macomb, Mich./Powell River (BCHL) 19 Mitch Eden Jr. D Bracebridge, Ontario/Prince George (BCHL) 20 Joe Sullivan Jr. F Las Vegas, Nev./Indiana(USHL) 21 Nolan Gluchowski Jr. D Wixom, Mich./Sioux Falls (USHL) 22 Ben Finkelstein FY D South Burlington, Vt./Kimball Union Academy 23 Patrick Steinhauser Jr. F Plymouth, Minn./Aberdeen (NAHL) 24 Taggart Corriveau FY F New Britain, Conn./Westminster School 25 Michael Laidley So. F Little Current, Ontario/Aurora (OJHL) 26 Mike Marnell Jr. F South Huntington, N.Y./Des Moines (USHL) 27 Kyle Hayton Jr. G Denver, Colo./Sioux City (USHL) 28 R.J. Gicewicz So. D Orchard Park, N.Y. /Green Bay (USHL) 29 Alex Gilmour FY F Uxbridge, Ontario/Pembroke (CCHL) 30 Daniel Mannella FY G Woodbridge, Ontario/Whitby (OJHL) 31 Arthur Brey So. G Yorba Linda, Calif./Sioux Falls (USHL) Pronunciation Guide Saints By Location Goals - Saints Career Scoring Leaders 1. Brian McFarlane Burke Murphy Pete Lappin Greg Carey Andy Pritchard T.J. Trevelyan Mike Lappin Terry Slater Joe McLean Joe Day Assists - 1. Paul DiFrancesco Doug Crawford Mike Lappin Daniel Laperriere Pete Lappin Erik Anderson Kyle Flanagan Greg Carey Derek Ladouceur Terry Slater Ryan Lough LAW 11 Carson Gicewicz gi-sev-ich 12 Sam Kauppila co-pill-uh 17 Drew Smolcynski smol-sin-ski 21 Nolan Gluchowski glu-cow-ski 24 Taggart Corriveau CORE-vo 28 R.J. Gicewicz gi-sev-ich Matt Deschamps di-shomp Saints By Position Forwards (16): Will Harrison, Ryan Garvey, Ryan Lough, Carson Gicewicz, Sam Kauppila, Woody Hudson, Alexander Dahl, Michael Ederer, Drew Smolcynski, Jacob Pritchard, Joe Sullivan, Patrick Steinhauser, Taggart Corriveau, Michael Laidley, Mike Marnell, Alex Gilmour Defensemen (9): Eric Sweetman, Ben Masella, Mike Graham, Gavin Bayreuther, Matt Purmal, Mitch Eden, Nolan Gluchowski, Ben Finkelstein, R.J. Gicewicz Goaltenders (3): Kyle Hayton, Daniel Mannella, Arthur Brey California (1): Arthur Brey Colorado (1): Kyle Hayton Connecticut (1): Taggart Corriveau Illinois (1): Sam Kauppila Maryland (1): Eric Sweetman Michigan (2): Jacob Pritchard, Nolan Gluchowski Minnesota (1): Patrick Steinhauser Nevada (1): Joe Sullivan New Hampshire (1): Gavin Bayreuther New York (5): Carson Gicewicz, Woody Hudson, Michael Ederer, Mike Marnell, R.J. Gicewicz Ontario (7): Mike Graham, Ryan Garvey, Ryan Lough, Mitch Eden, Michael Laidley, Alex Gilmour, Daniel Mannella Pennsylvania (1): Drew Smolycynski Quebec (1): Ben Masella Vermont (1): Ben Finkelstein Virginia (1): Will Harrison Wisconsin (2): Alexander Dahl, Matt Purmal Points - 1. Pete Lappin Greg Carey Brian McFarlane Mike Lappin Doug Crawford Paul DiFrancesco Burke Muprhy Terry Slater Andy Pritchard T.J. Trevelyan Saints Men s Hockey Notes

7 The Newcomers The Saints added seven first-years to the roster for the start season: Will Harrison, Ryan Garvey, Carson Gicewicz, Sam Kauppila, Ben Finkelstein, Taggart Corriveau and Daniel Mannella. Alex Gilmour joined the Saints at the break for te second half of the season. Three rookies (Harrison, Garvey, Gicewicz) came to St. Lawrence via the USHL, two (Finkelstein and Corriveau) are straight out of U.S. prep schools in and Ontario natives Garvey and Mannella played in the OJHL, while fellow Ontario native Gilmour played in Pembroke in the CCHL. The Breakdown The current St. Lawrence roster is composed of seven seniors, eight juniors, five sophomores and eight first-years. Eight of the team s 28 rostered players are Canadian, representing two provinces in Ontario and Quebec. The 20 Americans playing for the Saints this season represent 14 states: California, Connecticut, Colorado, Illinois, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada, New Hampshire, New York, Pennsylvania, Vermont, Virginia and Wisconsin. Sixteen players list a USHL team as their last team, while four played in the BCHL, three in the OJHL, one in the NAHL, one in the CCHL and three came from U.S. prep schools. Up Next The Saints are on the road for single games the next two weekends before hosting Cornell and Colgate for their final regular season home games on Feb National Polls USCHO.COM Poll Jan. 30, 2017 Record Points Last Poll 1. Minnesota-Duluth (46) Denver (3) Boston University Union (1) Harvard Penn State Minnesota Boston College Western Michigan UMass Lowell Ohio State Vermont North Dakota St. Lawrence Providence Cornell Notre Dame Wisconsin nr 19. Quinnipiac Michigan Tech nr Others receiving votes: Air Force 51, Omaha 41, St. Cloud State 36, Bemidji State 30, Minnesota State 13, Yale 4, Miami 3. USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine Poll Jan. 30, 2017 Record Points Last Poll 1. Minnesota-Duluth (30) Denver (4) Boston University Penn State Union Harvard Minnesota Boston College Western Michigan UMass Lowell Ohio State North Dakota Vermont St. Lawrence nr 15. Providence nr Others receiving votes: Cornell 19, Notre Dame 16, St. Cloud State 3, Wisconsin 2, Quinnipiac 1. The Saints Record When Overall Record At Home On the Road Neutral League League Home League Away Non-League Non League Home Non-League Away Non-League Neutral Leading After One Trailing After One Tied After One Leading After Two Trailing After Two Tied After Two In Overtime Scoring First Opp. Scores First Outshooting Opp Opp. Outshoots SLU Shots Are Even Scoring 3 or More Scoring 2 or Less Scoring on the PP Allowing a PP Goal Scoring Shorthanded Allowing a SH Goal In October In November In December In January In Feburary In March On Tuesday On Thursday On Friday On Saturday Saints Men s Hockey Notes 7 #herewegosaints

8 Saints Career 100-Point Scorers Pete Lappin Brian McFarlane Greg Carey Doug Crawford Paul DiFrancesco Burke Murphy Terry Slater Andy Pritchard T.J. Trevelyan Joe Day Ron O Brien Erik Anderson Kyle Flanagan Joe McLean Paul Castron Ron Mason Jamie Baker Lee Fournier Ray Shero Dave Saunders Mike Lappin * Mark Bonneau Tim Lappin Daniel Laperriere Alan MacCormack Mike Gellard Greg Carvel John Zeiler Ed Zifcak Rich Peverley Bob Prier Rollie Anderson Mike McKenzie Kevin DeVergilio Derek Ladouceur George Goulakos Doug Murray Benoit Quesnel Brock McBride Gavin Bayreuther Alex Campbell Gary Croteau George Hughes Brian Hind Steve Rhodes Alan Fyfe Martin Lacroix Brian McColgan *including 54 points in 2 seasons at BU Scoring by Class Seniors (72 points) Goals Assists Points Gavin Bayreuther Eric Sweetman Drew Smolcynski Alexander Dahl Ben Masella Mike Graham Woody Hudson Totals Juniors (72 points) Goals Assists Points Mike Marnell Joe Sullivan Nolan Gluchowski Ryan Lough Matt Purmal Totals Sophomores (35 points) Goals Assists Points Jacob Pritchard Michael Ederer Michael Laidley Totals First-Years (49 Points) Goals Assists Points Ben Finkelstein Carson Gicewicz Alex Gilmour Ryan Garvey Will Harrison Sam Kauppila Taggart Corriveau Totals Single Season Game-Winning Goals 1. Brandon Dietrich ( ) 7 Mike McKenzie ( ) 7 3. Greg Carey ( ) 6 4. Dave Saunders ( ) 5 Pete Lappin ( ) 5 Gary Robertson ( ) 5 Joe Day ( ) 5 Doug Murray ( ) 5 Chris Consorte ( ) 5 Jamie Baker ( ) 5 Burke Murphy ( ) 5 Mike Lappin ( ) 5 Single Season Short Handed Goals 1. Pete Lappin( ) 4 Joe Day ( ) 4 Andy Pritchard ( ) 4 Paul Castron ( ) 3 Single Season Power Play Goals 1. Jamie Baker ( ) Andy Pritchard ( ) Greg Carey ( ) 14 Andy Pritchard ( ) T.J. Trevelyan ( ) Burke Murphy ( ) 11 Russ Bartlett ( ) 11 Paul DiFrancesco ( ) Saints Men s Hockey Notes

9 Multi-Point Games ( ) Game (Date) Player Line at Penn State (10/7/16) Joe Sullivan(1) Eric Sweetman (1) Mike Marnell (1) vs. UNH (10/14/16) Woody Hudson (1) Ryan Garvey (1) Joe Sullivan (2) Jacob Pritchard (1) Gavin Bayreuther (1) vs. Merrimack (10/15/16) Gavin Bayreuther (2) Mike Marnell (2) at Providence (10/22/16) Gavin Bayreuther (3) vs. Wisconsin (10/28/16) Gavin Bayreuther (4) vs. Princeton (11/4/16) Gavin Bayreuther (5) Jacob Pritchard (2) Ben Finkelstein (1) Alexander Dahl (1) at RPI (11/12/16) Mike Marnell (3) Nolan Gluchowski (1) vs. Yale (11/18/16) Joe Sullivan (3) Drew Smolcynski (1) Mike Graham (1) Michael Ederer (1) vs. Brown (11/19/16) Mike Marnell (4) Nolan Gluchowski (2) Michael Ederer (2) Jacob Pritchard (3) Gavin Bayreuther (6) vs. UMass (11/26/16) Gavin Bayreuther (7) vs. Harvard (12/2/16) Joe Sullivan (4) Mike Marnell (5) vs. Dartmouth (12/3/16) Jacob Pritchard (4) Mike Marnell (6) Gavin Bayreuther (8) Ben Finkelstein (2) vs. Clarkson (12/9/16) Mike Marnell (7) at Vermont (1/3/17) Michael Ederer (3) Joe Sullivan (5) at Canisius (1/6/17) Carson Gicewicz (1) at Canisius (1/7/17) Alex Gilmour (1) at Cornell (1/21/17) Ben Finkelstein (3) Nolan Gluchowski (3) vs. Union (1/28/17) Alex Gilmour (2) Ben Finkelstein (4) This Weekend s Officials Saturday: Bryan Hicks (R), Kevin Graber (r) Ryan Knapp (L), Michael Emanatian (L) Saints Career Goaltending Leaders Wins - 1. Bill Sloan Kyle Hayton Paul Cohen 51 Matt Weninger Alex Petizian Les Kuntar Richie Broadbelt Gary Weicker Scott Yearwood Gene Delvecchio 36 Saves - 1. Matt Weninger Kyle Hayton Mike McKenna Eric Heffler Rick Wilson Alex Petizian Gary Laskoski Bob Perani Les Kuntar Scott Yearwood 1979 Appearances - 1. Matt Weninger Mike McKenna 95 Kyle Hayton Alex Petizian Bill Sloan Paul Cohen Eric Heffler Gary Laskoski Scott Yearwood Les Kuntar 72 Goals Against Average - 1. Kyle Hayton Derek Gustafson* Sarge Whittier Alex Petizian Bill Sloan John Hallas 7. Kain Tisi Eric Heffler 2.75 Tim Hall 2.75 Mike Mudd 2.75 Save Percentage - 1. Derek Gustafson*.936 Kyle Hayton Eric Heffler.920 Mike Mudd Alex Petizian Bob Perani Richie Broadbelt Mike McKenna.907 Kain Tisi Tim Hall.905 *played only one season, Saints Men s Hockey Notes 9 #herewegosaints

10 at Penn State (Oct. 6), 4-2 L 1 EV Smolcynski (1) Pritchard (1) 1st 7:51 2 EV Laidley (1) Gluchowski (1) 3rd 2:50 at Penn State (Oct. 7), 6-3 W 1 EV Sweetman (1) Lough (1) Hudson (1) 1st 2:11 2 EV Sullivan (1) Laidley (1) 1st 2:42 3 EV Garvey (1) Sweetman (1) 1st 4:50 4 EV Pritchard (1) Masella (1) Smolcynski(1) 2nd 3:30 5 EN Marnell (1) Bayreuther (1) 3rd 18:05 6 EN Marnell (2) Sullivan (1) 3rd 19: Season Goal Summary Note: Italics indicates game-winning goal at RPI (Nov. 12), 3-1 W 1 EV Bayreuther (5) C. Gicewicz (2) Marnell (7) 2nd :31 2 EV Sweetman (2) Gluchowski (4) Marnell (8) 2nd 2:32 3 EV Sullivan (6) Pritchard (7) Gluchowski (5) 3rd :16 vs. Yale (Nov. 18), 5-2 W 1 EV Smolcynski (4) Sullivan (6) Sweetman (2) 1st 5:27 2 EV Graham (1) Dahl (6) Garvey (2) 2nd 1:33 3 EV Sullivan (7) Ederer (2) Masella (4) 2nd 6:55 4 EV Pritchard (4) Smolcynski (3) Graham (1) 3rd 3:02 5 EV Lough (2) Ederer (3) 3rd 4:31 vs. UNH (Oct. 14), 6-2 W 1 PP Pritchard (2) Sullivan (2) Smolcynski (2) 1st 3:01 2 EV Garvey (2) Finkelstein (1) Hudson (2) 1st 11:50 3 EV Hudson (1) Garvey (1) Lough (2) 2nd 7:47 4 PP Bayreuther (1) Gluchowski (2) Marnell (1) 2nd 14:37 5 EV Sullivan (2) Laidley (2) Bayreuther (2) 2nd 19:59 6 EV C. Gicewicz (1) Pritchard (2) 3rd 11:49 vs. Merrimack (Oct. 15), 4-1 W 1 EV Bayreuther (2) Marnell (2) Pritchard (3) 2nd 3:28 2 PP Laidley (2) Sullivan (3) Marnell (3) 3rd 2:15 3 EV Ederer (1) Harrison (1) Dahl (1) 3rd 10:33 4 EV Finkelstein (1) Bayreuther (3) Marnell (4) 3rd 17:38 at UMass Lowell (Oct. 21), 5-2 L 1 EV C. Gicewicz (2) Pritchard (4) Finkelstein (2) 1st 14:26 2 EV Purmal (1) Marnell (5) Laidley (3) 1st 15:09 at Providence (Oct. 22), 6-3 L 1 EV Smolcynski (2) Pritchard (5) Bayreuther (4) 1st 10:47 2 SH Dahl (1) Lough (3) Bayreuther (5) 2nd 16:27 3 EV Sullivan (3) Masella (2) Marnell (6) 2nd 19:19 vs. Wisconsin (Oct. 28), 5-2 L 1 EV Sullivan (4) Bayreuther (6) Finkelstein (3) 1st 17:50 2 PP Corriveau (1) Bayreuther (7) Gluchowski (3) 2nd 7:34 vs. Minnesota (Oct. 29), 2-2 T (OT) 1 EV Lough (1) C. Gicewicz (1) Masella (3) 1st 14:58 2 SH Bayreuther (3) Dahl (2) Sullivan (4) 3rd 6:41 vs. Princeton (Nov. 4), 4-0 W 1 EV C. Gicewicz (3) Finkelstein (4) Bayreuther (8) 1st 16:30 2 EV Bayreuther (4) Ederer (1) Pritchard (6) 2nd 4:15 3 SH Pritchard (3) Dahl (3) Finkelstein (5) 3rd 4:35 4 EN Sullivan (5) Dahl (4) 3rd 18:15 vs. Quinnipiac (Nov. 5), 2-0 W 1 EV Smolcynski (3) Bayreuther (9) 2nd 16:57 2 EV Ederer (2) 3rd 6:34 at Union (Nov. 11), 2-2 T (OT) 1 SH Gluchowski (1) Dahl (5) Sullivan (5) 1st 13:30 2 EV Marnell (3) Harrison (2) Purmal (1) 1st 16:16 vs. Brown (Nov. 19), 7-2 W 1 EV Ederer (3) Graham (2) Masella (5) 1st 12:12 2 PP Marnell (4) Pritchard (8) Gluchowski (6) 1st 17:26 3 PP Smolcynski (5) 1st 19:05 4 PP Marnell (5) Bayreuther (10) Gluchowski (7) 2nd :28 5 SH Marnell (6) Sullivan (7) Bayreuther (11) 2nd 14:09 6 PP Pritchard (5) Gluchowski (8) Finkelstein (6) 3rd 12:02 7 EV Marnell (7) Ederer (4) 3rd 14:31 vs. UMass (Nov. 26), 2-2 T (OT) 1 PP Bayreuther (6) Finkelstein (7) Gluchowski (9) 2nd 11:17 2 EV C. Gicewicz (4) Bayreuther (12) Dahl (7) 3rd 11:47 vs. Harvard (Dec. 2), 4-2 L 1 EV Sullivan (8) Marnell (9) Ederer (5) 1st 8:24 2 EV Marnell (8) Bayreuther (13) Sullivan (8) 3rd 18:37 vs. Dartmouth (Dec. 3), 5-1 W 1 EV Finkelstein (2) Pritchard (9) 2nd 4:38 2 EV Pritchard (6) Masella (6) 2nd 12:32 3 PP Pritchard (7) Bayreuther (14) Gluchowski (10) 3rd 8:59 4 EV Marnell (9) Bayreuther (15) 3rd 13:05 5 PP Marnell (10) Finkelstein (8) Bayreuther (16) 3rd 13:53 vs. Clarkson (Dec. 9), 3-1 W 1 PP Gluchowski (2) Pritchard (10) Bayreuther (17) 1st 7:47 2 EV Ederer (4) Marnell (10) Sullivan (9) 1st 12:49 3 EV Marnell (11) Sweetman (3) 2nd 13:04 at Vermont (Jan. 3), 4-3 L 1 PP Ederer (5) Sullivan (10) Marnell (11) 1st 13:18 2 EV C. Gicewicz (5) Sweetman (4) Lough (4) 2nd 7:44 3 PP Ederer (6) Sullivan (11) Gluchowski (11) 2nd 18:33 at Canisius (Jan. 6), 3-3 T (ot) 1 EV Gluchowski (3) Hudson (3) Dahl (8) 1st 2:05 2 EV C. Gicewicz (6) Lough (5) 1st 7:34 3 PP C. Gicewicz (7) Gilmour (1) Finkelstein (9) 2nd 8:54 at Canisius (Jan. 7), 2-1 W 1 EV Gilmour (1) Masella (7) C. Gicewicz (3) 1st 12:15 2 PP Gilmour (2) Finkelstein (10) Gluchowski (12) 2nd 8: Saints Men s Hockey Notes

11 at Brown (Jan. 13), 2-1 W 1 EV Lough (3) C. Gicewicz (4) Gluchowski (13) 3rd 6:16 2 PP Sweetman (3) Gilmour (2) Graham (3) 3rd 8:16 at Yale (Jan. 14), 2-2 T (OT) 1 EV Sweetman (4) Graham (4) 2nd 11:39 2 PP Finkelstein (3) 3rd 15:04 at Colgate (Jan. 20), 3-0 W 1 EV Finkelstein (4) Smolcynski (4) 1st 19:54 2 PP Gilmour (3) Sweetman (5) C. Gicewicz (5) 3rd 10:42 3 EV Pritchard (8) Graham (5) 3rd 12:56 at Cornell (Jan. 21), 3-2 L 1 EV Finkelstein (5) Gluchowski (14) Kauppila (1) 2nd 8:54 2 EV Hudson (2) Gluchowski (15) Finkelstein (11) 2nd 15:49 vs RPI (Jan. 27), 2-1 W 1 EV Gilmour (4) Finkelstein (12) 2nd 4:26 2 EV C. Gicewicz (8) Lough (6) Sweetman (6) 3rd 17:04 vs Union (Jan. 28), 4-3 W 1 EV Gluchowski (4) Ederer (6) Finkelstein (12) 2nd 1:52 2 EV Bayreuther (7) Sweetman (7) 2nd 8:51 3 EV Gilmour (5) C. Gicewicz (6) Smolcynski (5) 2nd 16:26 4 EV Gilmour (6) Finkelstein (13) Lough (7) 3rd 19: Season Goal Summary Note: Italics indicates game-winning goal Saints Men s Hockey Notes 11 #herewegosaints

12 The Last Time St. Lawrence... Won in overtime at home 3-2 vs. Clarkson(3/12/16) (3:14 2nd Overtime) Won in overtime on the road 3-2 at UNH (10/16/15) (2:27) Lost in overtime at home 4-3 vs. RPI 11/7/15 (1:00) Lost in overtime on the road 2-1 vs. Harvard - Lake Placid 3/18/16 (2:18) Tied at home 2-2 vs. Minnesota 10/29/16 Tied on the road 2-2 at Yale 1/14/17 Recorded a shutout at home 2-0 vs. Quinnipiac 11/15/16 Recorded a shutout on the road 3-0 at Colgate 1/20/17 Were shutout at home 3-0 Northeastern 1/8/16 Were shutout on the road 0-0 vs Quinnipiac (in Belfast, Northern Ireland) 11/25/16 Swept a series at home RPI and Union, Jan , 2017 Swept a series on the road at Dartmouth and Harvard Jan , 2015 Were swept at home Northeastern Jan. 8-9, 2016 Were swept on the road at UMass Lowell and Providence Oct , 2016 Scored 8 or more goals 10-2 at Niagara 10/11/14 Allowed 8 or more goals 8-0 vs. Quinnipiac 2/28/14 Scored 3 or more power play goals in a game 4 vs. Brown 11/19/16 Allowed 3 power play goals in a game at Providence 10/22/16 Scored a shorthanded goal Mike Marnell vs. Brown 11/19/16 Allowed a shorthanded goal Trent Frederic, Wisconsin 10/28/16 Scored a hat trick Mike Marnell vs. Brown 11/19/16 Opponent hat trick Jimmy Vesey 1/15/16 One Player had 3 assists in a game Nolan Gluchowski vs. Brown 11/19/16 One player had 4 assists in a game Drew Smolcynski at Niagara 10/11/14 40-plus saves in a game Kyle Hayton vs. Minnesota 10/29/16 (42 in 65:00) 40-plus opponent saves in a game Greg Lewis, Clarkson 3/12/16 (40 in 82:47) Saints Men s Hockey Notes

13 Individual Player Scoring #2 Eric Sweetman...Senior Defense Woodbine, Md Total First Career Goal... at Ferris State (10/19/13) First Career Point... vs. Maine (10/11/13) Multi-Point Games...11 Longest Goal Streak... 2 games ( ) Longest Point Streak... 3 games ( ) Last Point...vs Union (1/28/17) #3 Ben Masella...Senior Defense Montreal, Quebec Total First Career Goal... at Niagara (10/11/14) First Career Point... vs. Maine (10/11/13) Multi-Point Games...2 Longest Goal Streak...N/A Longest Assist Streak...2 games Last Point... at Canisius (1/7/17) #4 Mike Graham...Senior Defense Toronto, Ontario Total First Career Goal...vs. Union (1/13/14) First Career Point...vs. Union (1/13/14) Multi-Point Games... 0 Longest Goal Streak... N/A Longest Point Streak... 3 games ( ) Last Point...at Colgate (1/20/17) #7 Gavin Bayreuther...Senior Defense Canaan, N.H Total First Career Goal... vs. Maine (10/11/13) First Career Point... vs. Maine (10/11/13 Multi-Point Games Longest Goal Streak... 2 games Longest Point Streak... 9 games ( ) Last Point...vs. Union (1/27/17) #8 Will Harrison...First Year Forward Springfield, Va Total First Career Goal...N/A First Career Assist... vs. Merrimack (10/15/16) Multi-Point Games...N/A Longest Goal Streak...N/A Longest Point Streak...N/A Last Point... at Union (11/11/16) #9 Ryan Garvey...First Year Forward Oakville, Ontario Total First Career Goal...at Penn State (10/7/16) First Career Point...at Penn State (10/7/16) Multi-Point Games... 1 Longest Goal Streak... 2 games Longest Point Streak... 2 games Last Point... vs. Yale (11/18/16) Saints Men s Hockey Notes 13 #herewegosaints

14 Individual Player Scoring #10 Ryan Lough...Junior Forward Manotick, Ontario Total First Career Goal... at Miami (10/24/14) First Career Point... at Niagara (10/11/14) Multi-Point Games... 3 Longest Goal Streak...N/A Longest Point Streak... 3 games ( ) Last Point...at Brown (1/13/17) #11 Carson Gicewicz...First Year Forward Orchard Park, N.Y Total First Career Goal... vs. UNH (10/14/16) First Career Point... vs. UNH (10/14/16) Multi-Point Games... 1 Longest Goal Streak...2 games Longest Point Streak... 3 games ( ) Last Point...vs Union (1/28/17) #12 Sam Kauppila...First Year Forward Gurnee, Ill Total First Career Goal... N/A First Career Point... at Cornell (1/21/17) Multi-Point Games... N/A Longest Goal Streak... N/A Longest Assist Streak... N/A Last Point... at Cornell (1/21/17) #13 Woody Hudson...Senior Forward Greece, N.Y Total First Career Goal... at Ferris State (10/19/13) First Career Point... vs. Maine (10/12/13) Multi-Point Games... 6 Longest Goal Streak...N/A Longest Point Streak...2 games Last Point... at Cornell (1/21/17) #14 Alexander Dahl...Senior Forward Eau Claire, Wis Total First Career Goal... at RIT (11/22/13) First Career Point...vs. Colgate (11/15/13) Multi-Point Games... 2 Longest Goal Streak...N/A Longest Point Streak...3 games Last Point...at Canisius (1/6/17) #15 Matt Purmal...Junior Defense Merrill, Wis Total First Career Goal... vs. Princeton (11/21/14) First Career Point... at Brown (11/7/14) Multi-Point Games...0 Longest Goal Streak... 2 games Longest Point Streak... 2 games Last Point...at Union (11/11/16) Saints Men s Hockey Notes

15 Individual Player Scoring #16 Michael Ederer...Sophomore Forward Lancaster, N.Y Total First Career Goal...at Merrimack (10/17/15) First Career Point...at Merrimack (10/17/15) Multi-Point Games...3 Longest Goal Streak... 2 games Longest Point Streak... 4 games Last Point... vs Union (1/28/17) #17 Drew Smolcynski...Senior Forward Hatfield, Pa Total First Career Goal... at Ferris State (10/18/13) First Career Point... at Ferris State (10/18/13) Multi-Point Games...11 Longest Goal Streak... 3 games ( ) Longest Point Streak...10 games ( ) Last Point...vs Union (1/28/17) #18 Jacob Pritchard...Sophomore Forward Macomb, Mich Total First Career Goal... vs. Miami (10/23/15) First Career Point... at UNH (10/16/15) Multi-Point Games...7 Longest Goal Streak... 3 games ( ) Longest Point Streak...13 games ( ) Last Point... at Colgate (1/20/17) #19 Mitch Eden...Junior Defense Bracebridge, Ontario E Total First Career Goal... vs. Ferris State (10/18/14) First Career Point... vs. Ferris State (10/18/14) Multi-Point Games...N/A Longest Goal Streak...N/A Longest Point Streak...N/A Last Point... vs. RIT (10/10/15) #20 Joe Sullivan...Junior Forward Las Vegas, Nev Total First Career Goal...at Brown (11/7/14) First Career Point...at Brown (11/7/14) Multi-Point Games...11 Longest Goal Streak... 4 games ( ) Longest Point Streak... 6 games ( ) Last Point... at UVM (1/3/17) #21 Nolan Gluchowski...Junior Defense Wixom, Mich Total First Career Goal... at Niagara (10/11/14) First Career Point... at RIT (10/10/14) Multi-Point Games...10 Longest Goal Streak...N/A Longest Point Streak... 7 games ( ) Last Point...vs Union (1/28/17) Saints Men s Hockey Notes 15 #herewegosaints

16 Individual Player Scoring #22 Ben Finkelstein (FLA)...First Year Defense South Burlington, Vt Total First Career Goal...vs. Merrimack (10/15/16) First Career Point...vs. UNH (10/14/16) Multi-Point Games...4 Longest Goal Streak...3 games ( ) Longest Point Streak...3 games ( ) Last Point... vs Union (1/28/17) #23 Patrick Steinhauser...Junior Forward Plymouth, Minn E Total E First Career Goal... N/A First Career Point... N/A Multi-Point Games... N/A Longest Goal Streak... N/A Longest Point Streak... N/A Last Point... N/A #24 Taggart Corriveau...First Year Forward New Britain, Conn Total First Career Goal... vs. Wisconsin (10/28/16) First Career Point... vs. Wisconsin (10/28/16) Multi-Point Games... N/A Longest Goal Streak... N/A Longest Point Streak... N/A Last Point... vs. Wisconsin (10/28/16) #25 Michael Laidley...Sophomore Forward Little Current, Ontario Total First Career Goal... vs. Niagara (10/9/15) First Career Point... vs. Niagara (10/9/15) Multi-Point Games... 2 Longest Goal Streak... 2 games ( ) Longest Point Streak... 4 games ( ) Last Point...at UMass Lowell (10/21/16) #26 Mike Marnell...Junior Forward South Huntington, N.Y Total First Career Goal... at RIT (10/10/14) First Career Point... at RIT (10/10/14) Multi-Point Games...13 Longest Goal Streak... 3 games ( ) Longest Point Streak... 7 games ( ) Last Point... at UVM (1/3/17) #27 Kyle Hayton...Junior Goaltender Denver, Colo. Year GP-GS MIN GA SV GAA SV% W-L-T SHO : : : Total : Most Saves in a Game at Miami (10/21/14) Most Saves in a Period...21 at Harvard (1/17/15) Shutouts Longest Starting Streak games ( ) First Career Start...at RIT (10/10/14) First Career Win...at RIT (10/10/14) Saints Men s Hockey Notes