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1 MICHIGAN HOCKEY SCHEDULE A L L T I M E S E A S T E R N October (3-3-1) Sun vs. Windsor (ex.)...w, 2-0 Fri vs. Union (N.Y.)... L, 4-3 Sat vs. Union (N.Y.)...W, 4-0 Sat at Ferris State...W, 2-1 Fri vs. Michigan Tech...W, 4-3 Sat vs. Michigan Tech...T, 3-3 (OT) Fri at Vermont... L, 3-0 Sat at Dartmouth... L, 3-2 November (3-2-0) Fri at Arizona State...W, 4-1 Fri vs. Boston University...W, 4-0 Sat vs. Boston University... L, 4-2 Fri vs. U.S. NTDP U-18 Team (ex.)...w, 6-3 Fri vs. Lake Superior State... L, 3-1 Sat vs. Lake Superior State...W, 4-1 December (0-3-0) Thu at Penn State*... L, 6-1 Fri at Penn State*... L, 5-1 Fri vs. Wisconsin*... L, 7-4 Sat vs. Wisconsin*...7:30 p.m. Thu vs. Michigan Tech (GLI)...3:30 p.m. Fri vs. Michigan State/Western Michigan (GLI)... TBA January (0-0-0) Fri at Minnesota*...9 p.m. Sat at Minnesota*...7 p.m. Fri vs. Michigan State*...6:30 p.m. Sat at Michigan State*...7 p.m. February (0-0-0) Fri vs. Ohio State*...8 p.m. Sat vs. Ohio State*...7:30 p.m. Fri vs. Michigan State (JLA)*...7:30 p.m. Sat vs. Michigan State*...7:30 p.m. Fri at Wisconsin*...9 p.m. Sat at Wisconsin*...8 p.m. Fri at Ohio State*...7 p.m. Sat at Ohio State*...8 p.m. March (0-0-0) Fri vs. Minnesota*...6:30 p.m. Sat vs. Minnesota*...8:30 p.m. Fri vs. Penn State*...7:30 p.m. Sat vs. Penn State*...7:30 p.m. Thu Big Ten Tournament (First Round)...TBA Fri Big Ten Tournament (Semifinals)... TBA Sat Big Ten Tournament (Championship)... TBA Fri NCAA Regionals... TBA Sat NCAA Regionals... TBA Sun NCAA Regionals... TBA April (0-0-0) Thu NCAA Frozen Four (Chicago)... TBA Sat NCAA Frozen Four (Chicago)... TBA Twitter.com/UMichHockey Facebook.com/MichiganHockey MICHIGAN Overall Big Ten THE SCENE WISCONSIN Overall Big Ten Game #16 Saturday, December 10, :35 p.m. ET Yost Ice Arena Ann Arbor, Mich. Radio: IMG Sports Network (Al Randall, PxP; Andrew Merrick, Color) TV: BTN Plus - Michigan concludes a two-game home series with Wisconsin, and looking to rebound after falling 7-4 last night to the Badgers. Over the last 12 meetings between the programs, Michigans holds an edge, with two shootout wins over that span. Tonight s game will feature a food drive, where fans are encouraged to bring in canned food items to benefit Food Gatherer s Food Bank of Ann Arbor. Fans who bring in at least two canned food items will receive a foam puck to throw onto the ice for a chance to win prizes. THE SERIES Michigan and Wisconsin meet for the 137th time in program history. The two teams first met in Jan. 1923, as Michigan hosted Wisconsin for the first two varsity games in Wolverine program history. Michigan swept that series, 2-1 (2 OT), 1-0, and went on to split the series in Wisconsin the next weekend. Prior to last night s triumph by the Badgers, the last time Wisconsin had won at Yost Arena was Nov. 26, 2005 (3-2). Last season, U-M scored 20 goals over the four contests, going against the Badgers. The last meeting at Yost in the was a wild 6-6 tie that ended with a Wolverines shootout win. Last night Michigan jumped out to an early 2-0 lead, but five goals in the second period by Wisconsin proved to be too much of a comeback to overcome for the Wolverines, despite a strong third period of play that saw a short-handed goal by Cutler Martin.

2 The Wisconsin Series Overall Record: Home Record: Road Record: Neutral Record: Overtime Record: Big Ten Record: THE LAST 10 GAMES Date Site Result Score Margin Rank 1/23/2015 A* W /- 1/24/2015 A* W /- 2/27/2015 H* W /- 2/28/2015 H* W /- 3/19/2015 N1 W /- 12/4/2015 H* W /- 12/5/2015 H* T-OT (SOW) /- 2/12/2016 A* W /- 2/13/2016 A* T-OT (SOW) /- 12/9/2016 H* L /- * - Big Ten Game All-Time Series vs. Wisconsin Record: Last Game: 12/9/16 (L, 4-7) Last Home Game: 12/9/16 (L, 4-7) Last Win: 2/12/16 (W, 4-1) Career Stats vs. Wisconsin Name GP G A PTS Luke Martin Joseph Cecconi Cutler Martin Griffin Luce Sam Piazza Will Lockwood Brendan Warren James Sanchez Jake Slaker Nick Pastujov Evan Allen Alex Talcott Tony Calderone Adam Winborg Steven Merl Cooper Marody Nolan De Jong Niko Porikos Alex Kile Kevin Lohan Max Shuart Christian Meike Nicholas Boka Dexter Dancs Goaltender GP W-L-T GAA SV% SO Jack LaFontaine Zach Nagelvoort Chad Catt Hayden Lavigne STARS AND STRIPES Sophomore defenseman Joe Cecconi was one of 27 individuals named to the U.S. National World Juniors preliminary roster. If he makes the final roster, Cecconi would become the 44th Wolverine to have played in the World Junior Championship, including 35 for the United States, seven for Canada and one for Sweden. Michigan players have brought home 22 medals (11 gold, four silver, seven bronze). Zach Werenski represented U-M and the USA last season at the World Junior s in Finland, and captained the U.S. to a bronze medal. ROOKIE KEEPERS Jack Lafontaine and Hayden Lavigne have Scoring Leaders Points Will Lockwood 11 Goals Tony Calderone 7 Assists Dancs/Shuart 7 PPG Sam Piazza 3 GWG Will Lockwood 3 PIM Dexter Dancs 22 Shots Alex Kile 41 +/- Luke Martin +7 Goaltending Leaders Games Jack LaFontaine 7 Wins Hayden Lavigne 3 GAA Zach Nagelvoort 2.52 SV% Nagelvoort/Lavigne.927 SO Hayden Lavigne 2 Michigan / / /64 (21.9%) 68/79 (86.1%) /12.6 Team Comparisons Overall Home Road Neutral Current Streak Last 5 Last 10 Goals For/Game Goals Against/Game Power Play Penalty Kill SHG For SHG Against PIM/Average Scoring Leaders Points Grant Besse 18 Goals Luke Kunin 11 Assists 2 tied 11 PPG 2 tied 4 GWG 2 tied 2 PIM JD Greenway 30 Shots Luke Kunin 58 +/- Ryan Wagner +5 Goaltending Leaders Games Jack Berry 10 Wins Berry/Jurusik 4 GAA Jack Berry 2.67 SV% Jack Berry.886 SO Jack Berry 1 Wisconsin / / /93 (23.7%) 67/77 (87.0%) /10.9 seen the bulk of the action between the pipes for the Maize & Blue, totalling 11 of the team s 14 games. Lavigne went into the weekend with the top save percentage in NCAA DI (.956) and ranked third with a 1.50 goals against average. TONY TIME Junior forward Tony Calderone has scored in three of his last five games, racking up five goals in his last seven games. He leads the Wolverines with seven on the year. SHORTIES U-M has registered five short-handed goals thus far, tied for second-most in NCAA DI. They have already reached more than half the total from last season (6). Freshman Will Lockwood s two short-handed goals is currently tied for second in NCAA DI. SHORT-HANDED SUCCESS Michigan has killed 86.1% (63/72) of its penalties thus far, fourteen-best in NCAA DI. Their 11 goals against on the penalty kill is also ranked tied for seventh in NCAA DI. BLOCKIN IT Michigan leads all of NCAA DI in blocked shots per game with 19.3 average heading into the weekend. FOR MATZKA The Wolverines and the Dekers Blue Line Club will be hosting an alumni game on Saturday, Jan. 7 against the Red Wings alumni at Yost Arena. Proceeds from the game will go towards Scott Matzka, member of the 1998 National Championship team. who was

3 DEC. 10 vs Wisconsin diagnosed with ALS in PRO BLUE Michigan currently has 18 alumni on an NHL roster, which is the most of any NCAA program. Making their NHL debuts are Kyle Connor, Tyler Motte, Boo Nieves, and Zach Werenski, who were members of last seasons Big Ten Championship squad. HOLIDAY TRADITION Michigan will enjoy the holiday break before returning back in action on Dec when they compete in the 52nd Annual Great Lakes Invitational at Joe Louis Arena. In the final GLI at the Joe, the Wolverines will take on Michigan Tech, and the winner will faceoff against either Michigan State or Western Michigan in the championship the following day. LEGENDARY LEGG As part of Weekend of Champions festivites the 1996 National Championship Team was recognized on Friday, Oct. 21. Amongst the special guests was Mike Legg, who was made famous in the sports highlight relm for scoring a lacrosse-style goal from behind the net during the 96 tournament against Minnesota. During the first intermission Legg was joined by Marty Turco and Brendan Morrison to participate in the Score-O contest, which proceeded with all three of them making their shots from 3/4 of the way down the ice, and Legg reenacting his legendary lacrosse goal. The highlight gained national attention and was voted as ESPN Top Play of the Night SEASON PREVIEW Michigan looks ahead to after a memorable campaign last season. U-M finished the season at ( Big Ten), as the Wolverines clinched the program s first Big Ten Tournament title with a 5-3 win over Minnesota on March 19. In the NCAA Tournament, Michigan earned a 3-2 (OT) win over Notre Dame before falling to North Dakota in the Midwest Regional final. For the 21st time in Red Berenson s career, Michigan reached the 25-win mark, as the Wolverines had their highest winning percentage (.724) since the campaign. Michigan was led by an offense that was historically good last season, as the Wolverines led the nation in scoring with an average of 4.76 goals per game, the highest scoring mark by a Michigan team since the campaign. No team in Division I averaged over 4.6 goals per game in a season since New Hampshire (4.6 goals per game) in The last team in college hockey to average over 5.00 goals per game was Quinnipiac (5.42 goals per game in ). U-M topped the five goal mark in 22 of 38 games this season, the most in one season since (28). U-M also led the nation in scoring in with an average of 3.86 goals per game. Michigan was No. 2 in the nation with an average of shots on goal/game. U-M recorded a season high 57 SOG on Mar. 12 vs. Penn State. Head coach Red Berenson returns for his 33rd season behind the bench this season. Berenson was named 2016 Big Ten Coach of the Year, leading Michigan to a record 36th NCAA Tournament appearance in program history, and the 23rd NCAA bid in his tenure at Michigan. Michigan is (.661) in the Berenson era, including the 1996 and 1998 NCAA national championships. Michigan will be led by its six-man senior class, the largest group of true seniors for U-M Hockey since the season. This group includes forwards Evan Allen, Alex Kile, and Max Shuart, defensemen Nolan De Jong and Kevin Lohan, and goaltender Zach Nagelvoort. Up front, Alex Kile is Michigan s most experienced scorer, with 66 points (33G, 33A) in 102 games played. In , Kile finished fifth on the team in scoring with a career-best 34 points (16G, 18A) in 38 games, including five power play goals. He recorded his first career hat trick last season in a 6-2 win at Minnesota on Feb. 25. Michigan also returns five forwards that topped 15 points last season, including sophomore Cooper Marody (10G, 14A), junior Tony Calderone (11G, 9A), junior Dexter Dancs (7G, 10A), sophomore Brendan Warren (5G, 12A), and senior Max Shuart (6G, 9A). Defenseman Nolan De Jong is coming off his best season in a Michigan uniform and will lead a blue line corps that returns six experienced players. De Jong played in all 38 games, notching a career best 11 assists and leading all Big Ten defensemen with a plus-22 rating. Joining De Jong (90 career games played) on defense are five players who have all seen regular time on the blue line during their Michigan careers. Junior Cutler Martin (67 GP), senior Kevin Lohan (55 GP), sophomore Nicholas Boka (38 GP), sophomore Joe Cecconi (38 GP), and junior Sam Piazza (26 GP) give Michigan a lot of depth on defense heading into the season. In net, senior goaltender Zach Nagelvoort has been a starter in parts of each of his three seasons at Michigan. Nagelvoort enters the season with a career record of , a 2.49 GAA and.916 Save percentage in 57 games played. Michigan adds 11 freshmen into the fold in , the largest incoming freshman class for U-M Hockey since the season. Six freshman forwards will join Michigan, including Will Lockwood (Bloomfield Hills, Mich.), Steven Merl (Coral Springs, Fla.), Nick Pastujov (Bradenton, Fla.), James Sanchez (Northbrook, Ill.), Jake Slaker (San Diego, Calif.), and Adam Winborg (Stockholm, Sweden). Lockwood was selected by the Vancouver Canucks in the third round (64th overall) of the 2016 NHL Entry Draft. He is the son of former Wolverine Joe Lockwood `88, who was part of Record When Scoring Name Record Evan Allen Nicholas Boka Tony Calderone Joseph Cecconi Dexter Dancs Nolan De Jong Alex Kile Will Lockwood Kevin Lohan Griffin Luce Cooper Marody Cutler Martin Luke Martin Christian Meike Steven Merl Nick Pastujov Sam Piazza Niko Porikos James Sanchez Max Shuart Jake Slaker Alex Talcott Brendan Warren Adam Winborg head coach Red Berenson s first four-year class at Michigan. Pastujov was taken by the New York Islanders in the seventh round (193rd overall) of the 2016 NHL Entry Draft. Three freshman defensemen join a talented defensive corps, as Michigan adds Griffin Luce (Williamsville, N.Y.), Luke Martin (St. Louis, Mo.) and Christian Meike (Arlington, Va.). Luce s grandfather, Don Luce, was a longtime NHLer who was a teammate of Red Berenson with the Detroit Red Wings during the season. Martin, considered one of the top defensive prospects for the 2017 NHL Draft, was invited to USA Hockey s 2016 National Junior Evaluation Camp, held in Plymouth, Mich. this summer. Martin made the final evaluation camp roster, and will likely participate in the team s pre-tournament camp in December. Two freshmen goaltenders will compete with Nagelvoort and Chad Catt for the starting spot in net, as Michigan welcomes Jack LaFontaine (Mississauga, Ontario) and Hayden Lavigne (Brampton, Ontario). LaFontaine was selected by the Carolina Hurricanes in the third round (75th overall) of the 2016 NHL Entry Draft, and is the first incoming freshman goalie to be selected in the NHL Draft since Josh Blackburn (1998). Lavigne is coming off his best year for the Bloomington Thunder of the United States Hockey League, finishing the season with a record, 2.26 goals-against average and.914 save percentage.

4 A proven winner at the collegiate and professional levels as both a player and coach, Gordon Red Berenson is in his 33rd season behind the bench at Michigan in Berenson was named 2016 Big Ten Coach of the Year, leading Michigan to a record 36th NCAA Tournament appearance in program history, and the 23rd NCAA bid in his tenure at Michigan. U-M finished the season at ( Big Ten), as the Wolverines clinched the program s first Big Ten Tournament title with a 5-3 win over Minnesota on March 19. In the NCAA Tournament, Michigan earned a 3-2 (OT) win over Notre Dame before falling to North Dakota in the Midwest Regional final. For the 21st time in Berenson s career, Michigan reached the 25-win mark, as the Wolverines had their highest winning percentage (.724) since the campaign. Michigan was led by an offense that was historically good, as the Wolverines led the nation in scoring with an average of 4.76 goals per game, the highest scoring mark by a Michigan team since the campaign. Michigan is (.659) in the Berenson era, including the 1996 and 1998 NCAA national championships -- the eighth and ninth in school history. His accomplishments behind the bench at Michigan put him among the greatest coaches in college hockey history. When he took over a struggling program in 1984, his goal was to return Michigan to its glorious success of the 1950s. Introduced by then-athletic director Don Canham on May 17, 1984, in the M Club Room at the University of Michigan Golf Course, a 44-year-old Berenson first hoped to restore the image of the hockey team. I d like to improve the image of the Michigan hockey team on campus and with the alumni, Berenson said at his opening press conference. I think that now people will be thinking more highly about the program. Berenson has more than banked on his promise, building Michigan into a powerhouse that has spanned over three decades. Under Berenson, the Wolverines have qualified for the NCAA Tournament in 23 of the past 26 season His run of 22 consecutive appearances from marks the longest streak ever in college hockey. Over that time, Michigan reached the NCAA Frozen Four 11 times: back-to-back appearances in 1992 and 1993; four consecutive appearances in 1995, 1996, 1997 and 1998; three consecutive showings between , 2008 and Besides 1996 and 1998 U-M also reached the national title game in 2011, losing 3-2 in overtime to Minnesota-Duluth. Head Coach Red Berenson Berenson s Coaching Record Season Team GP W L T Pct League W L T Pct. Finish St. Louis NHL St. Louis NHL St. Louis NHL Career NHL Totals Season Team GP W L T Pct League W L T Pct. Finish Michigan CCHA th Michigan CCHA th Michigan CCHA th Michigan CCHA th Michigan CCHA th Michigan CCHA th Michigan CCHA nd Michigan CCHA st Michigan CCHA nd Michigan CCHA st Michigan CCHA st Michigan CCHA T-1st Michigan CCHA st Michigan CCHA nd Michigan CCHA nd Michigan CCHA st Michigan CCHA T-2nd Michigan CCHA st Michigan CCHA nd Michigan CCHA st Michigan CCHA st Michigan CCHA rd Michigan CCHA nd Michigan CCHA st Michigan CCHA nd Michigan CCHA th Michigan CCHA st Michigan CCHA nd Michigan CCHA th Michigan B1G rd Michigan B1G rd Michigan B1G nd Michigan B1G Career U-M Totals 1, CCHA/B1G Berenson has the Wolverines well-positioned to be a perennial contender in the Big Ten. He established Michigan as a power in the Central Collegiate Hockey Association (CCHA), leading the team to first- or second-place finishes 20 times in 23 seasons from Michigan captured 11 CCHA regular-season titles and nine CCHA Tournament titles. On six occasions the Maize and Blue has swept the CCHA regular season and postseason titles, last doing so in U-M s most improbable CCHA Tournament crown came in After placing seventh in the regular season, U-M won six straight CCHA playoff games, including two at Michigan State and a semifinal upset of top-seeded Miami, to receive an automatic bid into the NCAA Tournament. U-M s last regular season crown was in , when it won its final six games to overtake Notre Dame. Berenson, who has fashioned an record (.659) in 33 seasons with the Wolverines, is the fourth collegiate ice hockey coach to record 800 career victories, reaching the milestone with a 7-5 win vs. Minnesota on Jan. 10, Berenson s 836 victories place him fourth on the NCAA ice hockey coaches all-time win list. He stood behind the U-M bench for the 1,000th time of his career on Feb. 22, 2008 at Michigan State. In 2008, Berenson earned the American Hockey Coaches Association s Spencer Penrose Award as the National Coach of the Year for the first time in his tenure at Michigan. The U-M squad went , reached the NCAA Frozen Four, won the CCHA regular season and tournament championships and boasted the Hobey Baker Memorial Award winner, Kevin Porter. Berenson also earned the CCHA s Coach of the Year laurel for the second time of his career (1994). For his outstanding service to hockey in the United States, the NHL honored Berenson and four others with the Lester Patrick Award in the fall of Michigan ice hockey has earned its reputation for success with impressive showings against conference and national competition. From , Michigan won nine consecu- NCAA HOCKEY ALL-TIME COACHING WINS LIST Coach School(s) Yrs Wins 1. Jerry York Clarkson, BGSU, BC 1972-SA 1, Ron Mason LSSU, BGSU, MSU Jack Parker Boston University Red Berenson Michigan 1984-SA Rick Comley LSSU, NMU, MSU Bob Peters NoDak, Bemidji St Note: List current and through start of season.

5 DEC. 10 vs Wisconsin tive Great Lakes Invitational championships. The Wolverines have won 15 GLI crowns -- the most of any program -- and have captured four of the last five titles. In the 17 years of the College Hockey Showcase -- a Thanksgiving tournament that pits U-M and Michigan State versus Minnesota and Wisconsin -- the Maize and Blue has the highest win total (20) and the highest winning percentage (.603, ) record against the Golden Gophers and Badgers. Since the season -- when U-M s 22-year streak of NCAA Tournament appearances started -- Berenson has guided the Wolverines to an impressive (.715) record against non-conference, regular-season opponents. Adding to the legend of Berenson s tenure with the Michigan program is an incident from the 1999 East Regional in Worcester, Mass. In the first tournament game, U-M trailed the University of Denver 3-0 at the 17:44 mark of the second period. Berenson called a timeout which some say changed that game more than any other timeout they had ever witnessed. When play resumed, Michigan held Denver to a single shot on goal for the remaining 22:16 of the game while scoring five goals to take the win and advance to the second round of the tournament. Before the team arrived home in Ann Arbor, calls and s were pouring into the ice hockey office inquiring what coach Berenson told his players in that huddle. Berenson is the fourth former Michigan ice hockey captain to coach the Wolverines program, accepting the position from athletic director Don Canham in May A threeyear U-M varsity letterwinner under head coach Al Renfrew, Berenson is one of the top players in Wolverine ice hockey history, earning All-America and Michigan Most Valuable Player honors in both his junior and senior seasons (1961, 62). As a senior, Berenson led the Wolverines to a second-place finish in the Western Collegiate Hockey Association (WCHA) and third place at the NCAA National Championships. Berenson led the WCHA in scoring with 41 points (24 goals, 17 assists) in 18 games, and was named the league s MVP. Berenson completed his Wolverine career by scoring a season record 70 points (43 goals and 27 assists) in just 28 games. His 43 goals and nine hat tricks in his last season still stand as Michigan records. (Berenson scored his 43 goals in 28 games, but shares the record with Dave Debol who scored 43 goals in his All-American season while playing 45 games.) Following his final Michigan contest in the 1962 NCAA Consolation Game win vs. St. Lawrence, Berenson was driven from Utica, New York, to Boston where he played for the Montreal Canadiens at the Boston Garden the next night. He played in nine games for Montreal in the last month of the season, becoming the first collegiate player to step immediately into the National Hockey League. Berenson holds two degrees from the University of Michigan, his bachelor s degree from the School of Business Administration in 1962 and a Master of Business Administration degree in He returned to Ann Arbor from Montreal one day after the Canadiens 1965 Stanley Cup championship parade to begin graduate classes. The commitment to education Berenson illustrated over three decades ago remains an integral part of the Wolverine Head Coach Red Berenson ice hockey program as Michigan s graduation rate has ranked near the top of collegiate ice hockey since Berenson played in the NHL for 17 years as a member of the Montreal Canadiens, New York Rangers, Detroit Red Wings and St. Louis Blues. He accumulated 261 goals and 397 assists in 987 games -- the most by any Michigan alumnus in the NHL -- leaving an indelible mark on league history. Berenson scored at least 20 goals in seven NHL seasons. On Nov. 7, 1968, while playing for the St. Louis Blues in a game against the Philadelphia Flyers, Berenson scored six goals, including four over a nine-minute span. The six-goal effort was one shy of the all-time NHL record, and marked the first time since 1944 that an individual had scored six goals in an NHL game. It is a feat that has been accomplished only once since. In that game, Berenson also set the NHL records for most goals in a road game and most goals in a period (four), records which stand today. Only eight other NHL players, including the likes of Wayne Gretzky and Bryan Trottier, have scored four goals in a period. Berenson played in the original and legendary eight-game Canada Cup series for Team Canada vs. the Soviet Union in 1972 as well as the old-timers rematch of the Canada Cup in In the fall of 2005 he, along with the entire 1972 Team Canada roster, was inducted into the Canadian Sports Hall of Fame. Following his retirement as a player after The Berenson File Born December 8, 1939 Hometown Regina, Saskatchewan College Career University of Michigan College Honors All-America , 62 WCHA Most Valuable Player Denver Post All-WCHA First Team , 62 Team Captain Team MVP , 62 College Degrees Bachelor s Michigan, 1962 Master of Business Administration Michigan, 1966 Professional Career Montreal Canadiens New York Rangers St. Louis Blues , Detroit Red Wings Professional Honors Stanley Cup Championships , 66 (Montreal) Coaching Honors Jack Adams Award (NHL Coach of the Year) Big Ten Coach of the Year CCHA Coach of the Year , 2008 Spencer Penrose Award (National Coach of the Year) Lester Patrick Award (Outstanding service to hockey in the U.S.) Coaching Highlights NCAA Championships , 98 NCAA Frozen Fours , 93, 95, 96, 97, 98, 2001, 02, 03, Big Ten Tournament Championships CCHA Regular-Season Championships , 94, 95, 96, 97, 2000, 02, 04, 05, 08, 11 CCHA Tournament Championships , 96, 97, 99, 2002, 03, 05, 08, 10 Family Wife - Joy; Children - Kelly, Sandy, Gordie and Rusty the season, Berenson remained in St. Louis as a member of the Blues coaching staff. After serving as an assistant coach for a year and a half, he took over as head coach with 56 games remaining in the season and posted a record. The following year, Berenson was the NHL Coach of the Year after leading the Blues to a record, the best mark in the first 28 years of the club s history. In August 1982, Berenson joined former St. Louis Blues coach Scotty Bowman on the Buffalo Sabres staff, serving as an assistant under Bowman until accepting the head coaching job at Michigan in Berenson has not lost touch with the NHL, presenting the 1989 Coach of the Year award to Pat Burns, then coach of the Montreal Canadiens, at the NHL Awards Banquet. Berenson is a member of the University of Michigan Athletic Hall of Honor, the Dekers Club Hall of Fame, the Michigan Sports Hall of Fame, the St. Louis Sports Hall of Fame, and the Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame. He was named to a select group of college ice hockey s West All-Time Forwards in the 1996 American Hockey Coaches Association College Hockey Centennial All-Time Favorites Poll in voting by fans, coaches and writers, joining Neal Broten, Brett Hull, Greg Johnson, Bill Masterson, John Matchefts, Bill Hay and Tony Hrkac. A native of Regina, Sask., Berenson and his wife, Joy, reside in Ann Arbor.

6 University Information School: University of Michigan Location: Ann Arbor, Mich. Enrollment: 43,625 Founded: 1817 University President: Mark S. Schlissel, M.D., Ph.D. Director of Athletics: Warde Manuel Nickname: Wolverines Colors: Maize and Blue Fight Song: The Victors Conference: Big Ten Yost Ice Arena Completed: 1924 (multi-purpose facility) Converted for Hockey: 1973 (40th season) Seating Capacity: 5,800 Rink Dimensions: 200 x 85 Largest Crowd (Opponent, Date): 8,411 (Michigan State, 1/29/88) Largest Crowd, Post 1996 Renovation (Opponent, Date): 6,986 (Michigan State, 1/19/02) Largest Crowd, Post 2012 Renovation (Opponent, Date): 5,800 (ND, 11/16/12) Record at Yost Ice Arena: (.719) Athletic Communications Director: Kurt Svoboda (kurtks@umich.edu) Hockey: TJ Garske (tgarske@umich.edu) Phone: (206) Mailing Address: Athletic Communications University of Michigan 1000 S. State St. Ann Arbor, MI Media Information Media credentials for all games at Yost, must be obtained through Athletic Communications (734) Players and coaches are regularly available to the media Monday through Thursday each week. Contact Athletic Communications to arrange all interviews. Michigan Hockey Radio Radio Affiliates 1050 WTKA (Ann Arbor), WZTK (Alpena), 93.7 WKAD (Cadillac), 1270 WXYT (Detroit), 1330 WTRX (Flint), 1230 WTKG (Grand Rapids), 1590 WHLX (Marine City), 1340 WMBN (Petoskey), 1450 WHLS (Port Huron), 1450 WNBY (Newberry), WWTH (Oscoda), 99.9 and 980 WHAK (Rogers City), W288BT (St. Clair). Play-by-Play: Al Randall The Red Berenson Show Tune in to WTKA (AM 1050) or wtka.com each Tuesday evening at 6 p.m starting in October for the Red Berenson show, which will air live from the Pizza House in downtown Ann Arbor. The 60-minute show is hosted by Al Randall. Each show is also archived at mgoblue.com. Roster Information Numerical Roster No Name Pos. S/R HT-WT Yr. Hometown NHL 1 Jack LaFontaine G L 6-3/197 FR Mississauga, Ont. CAR 2 Luke Martin D R 6-2/201 FR St. Louis, Mo. 3 Joseph Cecconi D R 6-2/205 SO Youngstown, N.Y. DAL 4 Cutler Martin F L 6-0/211 JR East Lansing, Mich. 5 Griffin Luce D L 6-3/214 FR Williamsville, N.Y. 6 Sam Piazza D L 5-11/196 JR Darien, Ill. 10 Will Lockwood F R 5-11/172 FR Bloomfield Hills, Mich. VAN 11 Brendan Warren F L 6-1/185 SO Carleton, Mich. ARI 12 James Sanchez F L 6-1/184 FR Northbrook, Ill. 13 Jake Slaker F L 5-10/184 FR San Diego, Calif. 14 Nick Pastujov F L 6-0/202 FR Bradenton, Fla. NYI 15 Evan Allen F R 5-11/196 SR Sterling Heights, Mich. 16 Alex Talcott F R 5-11/190 JR Kentwood, Mich. 17 Tony Calderone F R 6-0/200 JR Trenton, Mich. 18 Adam Winborg F L 6-2/200 FR Stockholm, Sweden 19 Steven Merl F L 6-4/207 FR Coral Springs, Fla. 20 Cooper Marody F R 6-0/178 SO Brighton, Mich. PHI 21 Nolan De Jong (C) D L 6-2/202 SR Victoria, B.C. MIN 22 Niko Porikos F L 6-2/200 JR Ann Arbor, Mich. 23 Alex Kile (C) F L 6-0/193 SR Troy, Mich. 24 Kevin Lohan (A) D R 6-5/221 SR Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y. 25 Max Shuart F L 6-1/192 SR Northville, Mich. 26 Christian Meike D L 6-0/172 FR Arlington, Va. 27 Nicholas Boka D R 6-1/200 SO Plymouth, Mich. MIN 30 Hayden Lavigne G L 6-3/200 FR Brampton, Ont. 31 Chad Catt G L 5-10/190 SO Williamston, Mich. 35 Zach Nagelvoort G L 6-1/208 SR Holland, Mich. EDM 39 Dexter Dancs F L 6-2/205 JR North Vancouver, B.C. Coaching Staff Head Coach: Red Berenson (33rd season) Associate Head Coach: Billy Powers (24th season) Assistant Coach: Brian Wiseman (6th season) Goaltending Coach: Steve Shields (2nd season) Alphabetical Roster No Name Pos. S/R HT-WT Yr. Last Team NHL 15 Evan Allen F R 5-11/196 SR Sterling Heights, Mich. 27 Nicholas Boka D R 6-1/200 SO Plymouth, Mich. MIN 17 Tony Calderone F R 6-0/200 JR Trenton, Mich. 31 Chad Catt G L 5-10/190 SO Williamston, Mich. 3 Joseph Cecconi D R 6-2/205 SO Youngstown, N.Y. DAL 39 Dexter Dancs F L 6-2/205 JR North Vancouver, B.C. 21 Nolan De Jong (C) D L 6-2/202 SR Victoria, B.C. MIN 23 Alex Kile (C) F L 6-0/193 SR Troy, Mich. 1 Jack LaFontaine G L 6-3/197 FR Mississauga, Ont. CAR 30 Hayden Lavigne G L 6-3/200 FR Brampton, Ont. 10 Will Lockwood F R 5-11/172 FR Bloomfield Hills, Mich. VAN 24 Kevin Lohan (A) D R 6-5/221 SR Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y. 5 Griffin Luce D L 6-3/214 FR Williamsville, N.Y. 20 Cooper Marody F R 6-0/178 SO Brighton, Mich. PHI 4 Cutler Martin D/F L 6-0/211 JR East Lansing, Mich. 2 Luke Martin D R 6-2/201 FR St. Louis, Mo. 26 Christian Meike D L 6-0/172 FR Arlington, Va. 19 Steven Merl F L 6-4/207 FR Coral Springs, Fla. 35 Zach Nagelvoort G L 6-1/208 SR Holland, Mich. EDM 14 Nick Pastujov F L 6-0/202 FR Bradenton, Fla. NYI 6 Sam Piazza D L 5-11/196 JR Darien, Ill. 22 Niko Porikos F/D L 6-2/200 JR Ann Arbor, Mich. 12 James Sanchez F L 6-1/184 FR Northbrook, Ill. 25 Max Shuart F L 6-1/192 SR Northville, Mich. 13 Jake Slaker F L 5-10/184 FR San Diego, Calif. 16 Alex Talcott F R 5-11/190 JR Kentwood, Mich. 11 Brendan Warren F L 6-1/185 SO Carleton, Mich. ARI 18 Adam Winborg F L 6-2/200 FR Stockholm, Sweden Coaching Staff Head Coach: Red Berenson (33rd season) Associate Head Coach: Billy Powers (24th season) Assistant Coach: Brian Wiseman (6th season) Goaltending Coach: Steve Shields (2nd season) Roster By Class Seniors (6): Evan Allen Nolan De Jong Alex Kile Kevin Lohan Zach Nagelvoort Max Shuart Juniors (6): Tony Calderone Dexter Dancs Cutler Martin Sam Piazza Niko Porikos Alex Talcott Sophomores (5): Nicholas Boka Chad Catt Joseph Cecconi Cooper Marody Brendan Warren Freshmen (11): Jack LaFontaine Hayden Lavigne Will Lockwood Griffin Luce Luke Martin Christian Meike Steven Merl James Sanchez Jake Slaker Nick Pastujov Adam Winborg Pronunciations: Boka: BOW-kah Cecconi: SUH-cone-ee De Jong: De Yong Lavigne - lah-veen Luce - loose Marody: Mah-ROW-dee Merl: Murhl Nagelvoort: NAY-gul - vort Pastujov - PAS-tuh-yahv Shuart: SHOO-ert Slaker - SLAY-ker

7 DEC. 10 vs Wisconsin USCHO Big Ten Standings Conference Overall Rk Team 1 Penn State Minnesota 2 Ohio State Wisconsin 4 Michigan State Michigan GP W L T SW Pts GF GA W L T GF GA Rk Team (1st Place Votes) Record Minnesota-Duluth (44) Denver (6) Penn State Boston College Boston University Harvard Quinnipiac North Dakota UMass-Lowell Ohio State Minnesota Vermont Bemidji State Notre Dame Union Minnesota State St. Cloud State Bowling Green St. Lawrence Omaha Points Last NR USA Today/USA Hockey Rk Team (1st Place Votes) Record Points Last Minnesota-Duluth (31) Denver (2) Boston College Penn State Boston University Harvard UMass-Lowell Quinnipiac North Dakota Ohio State Minnesota Vermont Notre Dame Union NR Bemidji State NR Michigan s Record When... Awards and Honors PRESEASON BIG TEN WATCH LIST Alex Kile, F, Senior BIG TEN SECOND STAR OF THE WEEK Hayden Lavigne, G, Freshman (Oct. 10) BIG TEN FIRST STAR OF THE WEEK Jake Slaker, F, Freshman (Oct. 17) BIG TEN THIRD STAR OF THE WEEK Will Lockwood, F, Freshman (Oct. 25) HERO SPORTS HERO OF THE WEEK Will Lockwood, F, Freshman (Oct. 27) On Olympic-sized ice On regulation-sized ice Game 1 of a Big Ten weekend series Game 2 of a Big Ten weekend series Games following a win Games following a loss Games following a tie The margin of victory is 1 goal The margin of victory is 2 goals The margin of victory is 3+ goals Scoring 0 goals Scoring 1 goal Scoring 2 goals Scoring 3 goals Scoring 4 goals Scoring 5+ goals Scoring first The opponent scores first Leading after one period The opponent leads after one period Tied after one period Leading after two periods The opponent leads after two periods Tied after two periods In overtime Out-shooting its opponent Being out-shot by an opponent Shots on goal are even Scoring a power-play goal Not scoring a power-play goal Allowing a power-play goal Not allowing a power-play goal Scoring a shorthanded goal Allowing a shorthanded goal Playing a ranked oppenent When wearing white jerseys When wearing blue jerseys When wearing maize jerseys When wearing alternate jerseys

8 # 1 Jack LaFontaine Freshman Goaltender Left Mississauga, Ont. Janesville Jets (NAHL) NHL: CAR (2016, 3rd round, 75th Overall) Most Shots: 58, 12/2/16 at PSU Most Saves: 53, 12/2/16 at PSU Last Start: 12/2/16 at PSU Player Bios YEAR GP W L T GAA SV% SO MIN GA :50 20 TOTALS : : Stopped 53 shots in loss at Penn State (12/2)... Recorded 17 saves in third period at Penn State (12/1)... Stopped 25 of 27 shots in a 3-1 loss vs. Lake Superior State (11/25)... Saved 30 shots in loss vs. Boston University (11/12)... Recorded 32 saves in loss at Dartmouth (10/29)... Stopped 42 of 45 shots as well as making one save in shootout in tie vs. Michigan Tech (10/22)... Stopped 28 of 29 shots while winning first career start at Ferris State (10/15). Juniors: Selected by the Carolina Hurricanes in the third round (75th overall) of the 2016 NHL Entry Draft... Posted a with a 2.16 GAA and.921 Save % in 41 games with the Janesville Jets (NAHL) in , including a 1.89 GAA and.926 Save % in four postseason starts... Was also teammates in with fellow freshman Adam Winborg. # 2 Luke Martin Freshman Defenseman Right St. Louis, Mo. USNTDP Under-18 NHL: 2017 NHL Draft eligible Most Points: 1, (4x) last 12/2/16 at PSU (a) Most Goals: -- Most Assists: 1, (4x) last 12/2/16 at PSU TOTALS : Notched an assist at Penn State (12/2)... Recorded an assist in a 3-1 loss vs. Lake Superior State (11/25)... Notched an assist in a 4-0 vicotry against Boston University (11/11)... Recorded first career assist at Arizona State (11/4). Juniors: Enters Michigan as a 17-year old freshman, and is eligible for the 2017 NHL Draft as one of the top prospects in his class... Played with the U.S. NTDP U-18 team in , finishing the season with 20 points (four goals, 16 assists) in 63 games. Personal: Grew up a fan of the team that Red Berenson starred as an NHL player - the St. Louis Blues. # 3 Joseph Cecconi (SUH-cone-ee) Sophomore Defenseman Right Youngstown, New York Muskegon Lumberjacks (USHL) NHL: DAL (2015, 5th Round, 133rd Overall) Most Points: 1, (8x), last 10/21/16 vs. Mich. Tech (a) Most Goals: -- Most Assists: 1, (8x), last 10/21/16 vs. Mich. Tech : Recorded an assist vs. Michigan Tech (10/21) TOTALS : Saw action in all 38 games this season, notching seven assists and a plus-10 rating...recorded assist vs. Ferris State (2/19)...Tallied assist at Michigan State (2/6)... Added assist against N. Michigan (12/29)... Recorded an assist vs. Minnesota (12/12)... Added an assist vs. Wisconsin (12/5)... Picked up an assist vs. Dartmouth (11/27)... Notched first career point, an assist, against RPI on 10/24...Made career debut against Mercyhurst on 10/16. Personal: Born May 23, Son of Joseph and Regina Cecconi... Enrolled in the College of Literature, Science and the Arts... Models his game after Brent Seabrook and Niklas Hjalmarsson... Favorite U-M athlete of all-time is Jack Johnson.

9 # 4 Cutler Martin Junior Forward Left East Lansing, Michigan Tri-City Storm (USHL) NHL: Free Agent Most Points: 2, 1/9/15 vs. Minn. (g, a) Most Goals: 1 (10x), last 12/2/16 at PSU Most Assists: 2,11/29/14 vs. RPI Player Bios DEC. 10 vs Wisconsin TOTALS : Scored goal at Penn State (12/2)... Scored game-tying goal vs. Michigan Tech (10/22) : Finished season with 13 points (2 goals, 11 assists) in 35 games, setting career marks in games played and assists... Made career debut at forward in second half of the season...scored a goal at Ohio State (3/6)... Switched back to defense, adding an assist vs. Ohio State (3/4)... Made debut at forward on 2/19 vs. Ferris State... Added an assist at Michigan State (2/6)... Recorded an assist vs. Ohio State (1/17)... Notched an assist at Ohio State (1/15)... Added an assist vs. Michigan State (1/8)... Scored first goal of the year against N. Michigan (12/29)... Picked up an assist vs. Minnesota (12/11)... Notched assist against RPI on 10/24...Made season debut on Oct. 16 vs. Mercyhurst, adding assist. Personal: Enrolled in the College of Literature, Science and the Arts... Undeclared major... Was a first-team all-state tennis player at East Lansing High School... Listed Nick Lidstrom as his hockey hero. Played three seasons with the Tri-City Storm of the United States Hockey League (USHL). # 5 Griffin Luce (loose) Freshman Defenseman Left Williamsville, N.Y. USNTDP Under-18 NHL: 2017 NHL Draft eligible Most Points:-- Most Goals: -- Most Assists: TOTALS : Has dressed for nine out of 14 games for the Wolverines in his freshman season. Juniors: Served as alternate captain for the U.S. NTDP team in , finishing the season with 11 points (three goals, eight assists) in 64 games... Competed in the 2015 CCM/USA Hockey All-American Prospects Game. Personal: Grandfather, Don Luce, was a longtime NHLer who was teammates with Red Berenson during the season in Detroit. Don is a member of the Buffalo Sabres Hall of Fame and a scout for the Toronto Maple Leafs. # 6 Sam Piazza Junior Defenseman Left Darien, Illinois Wichita Falls Wildcats (NAHL) NHL: Free Agent Most Points: 2, 12/30/15 vs. Mich. Tech (g, a) Most Goals: 1, (4x), last 10/15/16 at FSU Most Assists: 1, (10x), last 11/4/16 at ASU TOTALS : Notched an assist in a 4-0 win over Boston University (11/11)... Added an assist at Arizona State (11/4)... Recorded an assist at Dartmouth (10/29)... Tallied an assist vs. Michigan Tech (10/22)... Notched an assist vs. Michigan Tech (10/21)... Scored game-winning goal at Ferris State (10/15)... Scored a goal vs. Union (10/8)... Scored a goal in the season opener vs. Union (10/7) : Saw action in 16 games in , notching six points (goal, 5 assists) and a plus-7 rating...named to GLI All-Tournament Team...Recorded an assist vs. Minnesota in Big Ten Championship (3/19)... Added an assist vs. Penn State in New York City (1/30)... Scored first career goal (ENG) against Michigan Tech, adding assist for career night (12/30)... Added assist against N. Michigan (12/29)... Notched assist against Niagara on 11/13... Made season debut on 10/30 vs. Robert Morris. Personal: Enrolled in the College of Engineering... Undeclared major... Sister Cara plays hockey at the University of Minnesota... Listed Steve Yzerman as his hockey hero because of his longtime tenure as Red Wings captain... Served as team captain for the Wichita Falls Wildcats of the North American Hockey League (NAHL) in Finished fifth among NAHL defensemen with 37 points (11 goals, 26 assists) in 58 games, leading Wichita Falls to the NAHL Playoffs.

10 #10 Will Lockwood Freshman Forward Right Bloomfield Hills, Mich. USNTDP Under-18 NHL: VAN (2016, 3rd Round, 64th Overall) Most Points: 2 (3x), last 11/4/16 at ASU (2g) Most Goals: 2, last 11/4/16 at ASU Most Assists: 1, (3x), last 10/22/16 vs. Mich. Tech Player Bios TOTALS : Recorded a goal and an assist in a 4-0 win vs. Boston University (11/11)... Scored two goals at Arizona State (11/4)... Recorded a goal and an assist vs. Michigan Tech (10/22)... Tallied a goal and an assist vs. Michigan Tech (10/21)... Scored a goal in his collegiate debut vs. Union (10/7). Juniors: Selected by the Vancouver Canucks in the third round (64th overall) of the 2016 NHL Entry Draft... Finished fifth on the U.S. NTDP U-18 team in , finishing fifth on the team in scoring with 33 points (13 goals, 20 assists) in 59 games... Competed in the 2015 CCM/USA Hockey All-American Prospects Game Personal: Father, Joe, was part of head coach Red Berenson s first four-year class at Michigan and notched 69 points (36 goals, 33 assists) in 147 career games at Michigan. # 11 Brendan Warren Sophomore Forward Left Carelton, Michigan U.S. Under-18 Team (NTDP) NHL: ARI (2015, 3rd Round, 81st Overall) Most Points: 3, 11/13/15 vs. Niagara (3a) Most Goals: 2, 10/24/15 at RPI Most Assists: 3, 11/13/15 vs. Niagara TOTALS : Notched an assist in a 4-1 win vs. Lake Superior State (11/26)... Recorded a goal in loss vs. Boston University (11/12)... Tallied an assist at Arizona State (11/4) : A reliable two-way forward, Warren played in all 38 games this season, notching 17 points (5 goals, 12 assists)...recorded an assist vs. Penn State (3/11)... Added an assist at Michigan State (2/6)... Recorded an assist vs. Penn State in New York City (1/30)... Added an assist in exhibition vs. U.S. NTDP U-18 Team (1/21)... Scored a goal vs. Ohio State (1/17)... Recorded an assist in each game vs. Michigan State (1/8-9)... Added assist against Michigan Tech (12/30)... Scored a goal vs. Wisconsin (12/4)... Added goal at BU on 11/21...Recorded career-best three assists in win against Niagara on 11/13...Added two assists against Robert Morris on 10/30... Notched first two career goals at RPI on 10/24...Made career debut on Oct. 16 vs. Mercyhurst, notching an assist. Personal: Born May 7, Son of Michelle and Steve Warren... Enrolled in the College of Literature, Science and the Arts... Models his game after Justin Abdelkader... Grew up coming to Michigan hockey games, as mother Michelle is a U-M graduate. #12 James Sanchez Freshman Forward Left Northbrook, Ill. USNTDP Under-18 NHL: 2017 NHL Draft eligible Most Points: 2, 10/8/16 vs. Union (2g) Most Goals: 2, 10/8/16 vs. Union Most Assists: 1, 11/4/16 at ASU TOTALS : Recorded a goal and an assist in a win vs. Lake Superior State (11/26)... Added an assist in loss vs. Boston University (11/12)... Tallied first career assist at Arizona State (11/4)... Recorded first two career goals vs. Union (10/8). Juniors: Played with the U.S. NTDP U-18 team in , finishing the season with 18 points (nine goals, nine assists) in 64 games... Competed in the 2015 CCM/USA Hockey All-American Prospects Game. Personal: Hails from the same hometown as former Michigan captain J.T. Compher... Grew up a fan of the Wolverines.

11 Player Bios DEC. 10 vs Wisconsin #13 Jake Slaker (SLAY-ker) Freshman Forward Left San Diego, Calif. Bloomington Thunder (USHL) NHL: Free Agent Most Points: 2, (2x) last 10/21/16 vs Mich. Tech (2g) Most Goals: 2, 10/21/16 vs. Mich. Tech Most Assists: 1, (3x), last 10/22/16 vs Mich. Tech TOTALS : Tallied a goal and an assist vs. Boston University (11/11)... Notched assist at Arizona State (11/4)... Added assist vs. Michigan Tech (10/22)... Scored career-best two goals vs. Michigan Tech (10/21).... Scored first career goal at Ferris State and added an assist (10/15)... Recorded an assist in his collegiate debut vs. Union (10/7).. Juniors: Served as captain of the Bloomington Thunder (USHL), notching 42 points (21 goals, 21 assists) in 57 games... Teammates with fellow incoming freshman Steven Merl in on Belle Tire U18 Team, moving from California to Michigan to play travel hockey Personal: Spent the first part of his life in the Atlanta area, learning to play roller hockey first... Father, Dirk, served as team doctor for the Atlanta Knights of the IHL. #14 Nick Pastujov (PAS-tuh-yahv) Freshman Forward Left Bradenton, Fla. USNTDP Under-18 NHL: NYI(2016, 7th Round, 193rd Overall) Most Points: 1, 10/22/16 vs. Mich. Tech (a) Most Goals: -- Most Assists: 1, 10/22/16 vs. Mich. Tech : Notched an assist vs. Michigan Tech (10/22) TOTALS Juniors: Selected by the New York Islanders in the seventh round (193rd overall) of the 2016 NHL Entry Draft... Played with the U.S. NTDP U-18 team in , finishing the season with 21 points (13 goals, eight assists) in 60 games... Competed in the 2015 CCM/USA Hockey All-American Prospects Game Personal: Parents, Janis and Gueorgui were both members of the Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus. # 15 Evan Allen Senior Forward Right Sterling Heights, Michigan U.S. Under-18 Team (NTDP) NHL: Free Agent Most Points: 1 (11x), last 1/28/16 at PSU (a) Most Goals: 1, (6x), last 11/27/15 vs. Dartmouth Most Assists: 1, (5x) last 1/28/16 at PSU TOTALS : Has dressed for eight of the Wolverines 14 games this season : Saw action in 24 games, recording four points (2 goals, 2 assists)...recorded an assist at Penn State (1/28)... Added an assist vs. Wisconsin (12/4)... Scored a goal vs. Dartmouth (11/27)...Scored first goal of season vs. Mercyhurst on Oct Made season debut on 10/16 vs. Mercyhurst. Personal: Junior hockey teammate of JT Compher and Tyler Motte with the U.S. NTDP U-18 Team... Enrolled in the School of Kinesiology... A Sport Management major.

12 Player Bios # 16 Alex Talcott Junior Forward Right Kentwood, Michigan Indiana Ice (USHL) NHL: Free Agent Most Points: -- Most Goals: -- Most Assists: TOTALS : Saw action in two games in Made season debut vs. Northern Michigan (12/29). Personal: Enrolled in the College of Literature, Science and the Arts... Undeclared major... Sister Cici is an All-American and threetime national champion gymnist at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater... Lists Henrik Zetterberg as his hockey hero... Played two seasons with the Indiana Ice of the United States Hockey League (USHL)... Helped lead Indiana to a Clark Cup championship, scoring the game-tying goal in a 3-2 win in game five over the Waterloo Black Hawks on May 20, # 17 Tony Calderone Junior Forward Right Trenton, Michigan Sioux Falls Stampede (USHL) NHL: Free Agent Most Points: 2, (5x), last 1/17/15 vs. OSU (2a) Most Goals: 2, last 3/4/16 vs. Ohio State Most Assists: 2, 1/17/16 vs. Ohio State TOTALS : Scored a goal in a loss at Penn State (12/1)... Tallied a goal in a 4-1 win vs. Lake Superior State (11/26)... Scored a goal in a loss vs. Lake Superior State (11/25)... Recorded two goals in a 4-0 victory vs. Boston University (11/11)... Notched assist vs. Michigan Tech (10/22)... Scored goal vs. Michigan Tech (10/21)... Scored a short-handed goal in season debut vs. Union (10/7) : Finished with career high 20 points (11 goals, 9 assists) in 35 games played... Scored career-high two goals vs. Ohio State (3/4)... Tallied two goals in exhibition vs. U.S. NTDP U-18 Team (1/21). Personal: Enrolled in the College of Literature, Science and the Arts... Undeclared major... No. 1 overall pick in 2012 USHL Draft... Consideres Brendan Shanahan his hockey hero... Played two seasons with the Sioux Falls Stampede of the United States Hockey League (USHL)... Finished second on the team in goal-scoring and fifth on the team in points with 24 goals and 17 assists in 60 games played in #18 Adam Winborg Freshman Forward Left Stockholm, Sweden Janesville Jets (NAHL) NHL: Free Agent Most Points: 1, (2x) last 11/4/16 at ASU (g) Most Goals: 1, (2x)11/4/16 at ASU Most Assists: TOTALS : Recorded an assist at Penn State (12/1)... Tallied first career assist vs. Boston University (11/11)... Recorded goal at Arizona State (11/4)... Scored first career goal at Dartmouth (10/29). Juniors: Served as alternate captain for the Janesville Jets (NAHL), leading the team in in scoring with 55 points (19 goals, 35 assists) in 56 games... Teammates with fellow freshman Jack LaFontaine at Janesville in Personal: A native of Sweden, Winborg will be the first Swedish born player to wear the Maize and Blue since Carl Hagelin `11

13 #19 Steven Merl (murhl) Freshman Forward Right Coral Springs, Fla. Bloomington Thunder (USHL) NHL: Free Agent Most Points:-- Most Goals: -- Most Assists: -- Player Bios DEC. 10 vs Wisconsin TOTALS : Has dressed in nine of 12 games in his freshman season. Juniors: Played with the Bloomington Thunder (USHL) in , notching 15 points (three goals, 12 assists) in 57 games... Split time with Bloomington and the Muskegon Lumberjacks (USHL) in Was junior hockey teammates with Jake Slaker at Belle Tire in #20 Cooper Marody (Mah-ROH-dee) Sophomore Forward Right Brighton, Michigan Sioux Falls Stampede (USHL) NHL: PHI (2015, 6th Round, 158th Overall) Most Points: 2, (7x), last 3/11/16 vs. PSU (2a) Most Goals: 1, (10x), last 3/6/16 at OSU Most Assists: 2, (3x), last 3/11/16 vs. PSU TOTALS : One of Michigan s top freshmen scorers in , notching 24 points (10 goals, 14 assists) in 32 games...added an assist vs. Penn State (3/12)... Notched two assists vs. Penn State (3/11)... Recorded a goal and an assist at Ohio State (3/6)... Tallied two assists vs. Ohio State (3/4)... Scored a goal against Minnesota (2/26)... Added two assists vs. Ferris State (2/19)... Scored a goal vs. Michigan State (1/9)... Recorded an assist vs. Wisconsin (12/4)... Picked up a goal vs. Dartmouth (11/27)...Notched PPG at BU on 11/21...Added PPG at BU on 11/20...Notched GWG, assist in win against Niagara on 11/13...Added goal, assist against Robert Morris on 10/30...Notched two assists at RPI on 10/24...Added goal against Union on 10/23...Notched goal, assist in Michigan debut against Mercyhurst on Oct. 16. Personal: Born December 20, Son of Lisa and Patrick Marody... Enrolled in the College of Literature, Science and the Arts... Taught himself how to play guitar and has written his own music... Models his game after David Krejci and Nicklas Backstrom... Favorite U-M athlete of all time is Brandon Naurato... Had his 10th birthday party at Yost Ice Arena. # 21 Nolan De Jong Senior Defenseman Co-Captain Left Victoria, British Columbia Victoria Grizzlies (BCHL) NHL: MIN (2013, 7th Round, 197th Overall) Most Points: 2, 3/7/15 at Penn State (2a) Most Goals: 1, 11/4/16 at ASU Most Assists: 2, 3/7/15 at Penn State TOTALS : Recorded a goal in a 4-1 victory over Lake Superior State (11/26)... Tallied an assist vs. Boston University (11/12)... Scored first career goal at Arizona State (11/4)... Recorded an assist vs. Michigan Tech (10/21) : One of Michigan s top defensemen in , De Jong played in all 38 games, notching a career best 11 assists and leading all Big Ten defensemen with a plus-22 rating...added an assist on 2/25 at Minnesota...Notched an assist at Wisconsin (2/13)...Recorded an assist at Wisconsin (2/12)... Notched an assist at Ohio State (1/15)... Added an assist vs. Michigan State (1/9)... Added an assist against Michigan Tech (12/30)... Recorded an assist vs. Wisconsin (12/5)... Notched assist against BU on 11/21...Added assist in win vs. Niagara on 11/13...Notched assist at Union on 10/23...Made season debut on Oct. 16 vs. Mercyhurst. Personal: Team barber - cuts hair of several members of Michigan Hockey team...enrolled in the College of Literature, Science and the Arts... Undeclared major.

14 # 22 Niko Porikos (Por-ree-kose) Junior Forward Left Ann Arbor, Michigan Hamilton Red Wings (OJHL) NHL: Free Agent Most Points: 1, (4x), last 10/8/16 vs. Union (g) Most Goals: 1, (2x), last 10/8/16 vs. Union Most Assists: 1,(2x), last 2/25/16 at Minnesota Player Bios TOTALS : Scored game-winning goal in his season debut vs. Union (10/8) : Enjoyed breakout season in , playing in 17 games, his first career action at Michigan, notching three points (goal, two assists)...added an assist on 2/25 at Minnesota...Scored first career goal at Penn State (1/28)... Recorded first career point (a) vs. Minnesota (12/11)... Made regular season debut for U-M against Mercyhurst on Oct. 16. Personal: Enrolled in the College of Literature, Science and the Arts... Undeclared major... Grew up in Ann Arbor and always dreamed of playing for the hockey team at Michigan. Played two seasons with the Hamilton Red Wings of the Ontario Junior Hockey League (OJHL)... Led all Hamilton defensemen in scoring in , recording 21 points (nine goals, 12 assists) in 51 games played. # 23 Alex Kile Senior Forward Co-Captain Left Troy, Michigan Green Bay Gamblers (USHL) NHL: Free Agent Most Points: 3, (2x), last 2/25/16 at Minn. (3g) Most Goals: 3, 2/25/16 at Minn. Most Assists: 2, (3x), last 10/15/16 at FSU TOTALS : Tallied an assist at Arizona State (11/4)... Scored a goal and recorded an assist at Dartmouth (10/29)... Scored a goal vs. Michigan Tech (10/22)... Matched career high with two assists at Ferris State (10/15) : Enjoyed career season in , notching 34 points (16 goals, 18 assists) in 38 games with a plus-8 rating... Picked up an assist vs. Notre Dame in NCAA Midwest Regional Semifinal (3/25)... Notched an assist vs. Penn State (3/12)... Recorded an assist vs. Penn State (3/11)... Tallied two assists at Ohio State (3/6)... Scored a goal vs. Ohio State (3/4)... Notched first career hat trick at Minnesota (2/25)... Tallied a goal and an assist against Ferris State (2/19)... Recorded a goal at Wisconsin (2/12)... Scored a goal and added an assist vs. Penn State in New York City (1/30)... Scored a goal at Penn State (1/28)... Added an assist vs. Ohio State (1/17)... Scored a goal at Ohio State (1/15)... Recorded a goal and assist vs. Michigan State (1/8)... Scored game-winning goal in 4-2 GLI Championship Game win over Michigan Tech (12/30)... Picked up an assist in each game vs. Minnesota (12/11-12)... Recorded an assist vs. Wisconsin, adding a shootout-winning goal (12/5)... Picked up two assists vs. Dartmouth (11/27)...Added PPG, eventual game-winner at BU on 11/21...Notched goal, assist against BU on 11/20...Added assist against Niagara on 11/13...Notched assist against Robert Morris on 10/30...Added assist at RPI on 10/24...Notched goal against Union on 10/23...Scored first goal of the year on Oct. 18 vs. Mercyhurst...Made season debut against Mercyhurst on Oct. 16. Personal: Enrolled in the School of Kinesiology... A Sport Management major... His game-winning shootout goal on 12/11/13 vs. Ferris State was named No. 4 on ESPN SportsCenter s top 10 plays that night.

15 DEC. 10 vs Wisconsin # 24 Kevin Lohan Senior Defenseman Alternate Captain Right Cold Spring Harbor, New York Merritt Centennials (BCHL) NHL: Free Agent Most Points: 2, 11/14/14 vs. AIC (g,a) Most Goals: 1, 2x, last 11/29/14 vs. RPI Most Assists: 2, 1/10/15 vs. Minn. Player Bios TOTALS : Has dressed for five games after appearing in only two games during : Limited by an early season injury, Lohan appeared in two games in Made season debut against Mercyhurst on Oct. 18. Personal: Enrolled in College of Literature, Science and the Arts... Undeclared major... A standout four-year varsity lacrosse letterwinner at Cold Spring Harbor High School...His father, Scott Lohan, played lacrosse at Brown University from # 25 Max Shuart (SHOO-art) Senior Forward Left Northville, Michigan Texas Tornado (NAHL) NHL: Free Agent Most Points: 3, (2x), last 12/11/15 vs. Minn. (g, 2a) Most Goals: 1, (9x), last, 3/18/16 vs. PSU Most Assists: 3, 11/22/14 vs. PSU TOTALS : Tallied two assists in a 4-1 win over Lake Superior State (11/26)... Recorded an assist vs. Michigan Tech (10/21)... Notched two assists vs. Union (10/8)... Recorded an assist in season debut vs. Union (10/7) : Recorded 15 points (6 goals, 9 assists) in 38 games...tallied a goal and two assists vs. Minnesota (12/11). Personal: Enrolled in College of Literature, Science and the Arts... A Political Science major.. Played two years of varsity lacrosse at Northville High School...Considers Gordie Howe and Bobby Orr and the old-time hockey generation among his heros. #26 Christian Meike Freshman Defenseman Left Arlington, Va. Sioux City, Waterloo (USHL) NHL: Free Agent Most Points:-- Most Goals: -- Most Assists: E TOTALS E : Has dressed for two games during his freshman season. Juniors: Split time with the Sioux City Musketeers and Waterloo Black Hawks (USHL) in , notching 11 points (two goals, nine assists) in 54 games... Missed significant time in due to injury Personal: Older brother, Connor, plays college hockey as a defenseman at Williams College (DIII) in Massachusetts.

16 # 27 Nicholas Boka (BOH-ka) Sophomore Defenseman Right Plymouth, Michigan U.S. Under-18 Team (NTDP) NHL: MIN (2015, 6th Round, 171st Overall) Most Points: 1, (11x), last 10/8/16 vs. Union (a) Most Goals: To Come Player Bios TOTALS Most Assists:1, (11x), last 10/8/16 vs. Union : Scored first career goal in a 4-1 victory vs. Lake Superior State (11/26)... Recorded an assist vs. Union (10/8) : An immediate contributor as a freshman, Boka appeared in all 38 games as a freshman, notching 10 assists and a plus-17 rating...tallied an assist vs. Notre Dame in the NCAA Midwest Regional Semifinal (3/25)... Recorded an assist vs. Penn State (3/11)... Notched assist at Minnesota (2/25)... Tallied an assist vs. Michigan State (2/5)... Recorded an assist in exhibition vs. U.S. NTDP U-18 Team (1/21)... Added an assist vs. Michigan State (1/8)... Recorded an assist vs. Wisconsin (12/5)... Notched an assist vs. Wisconsin (12/4)... Added assist against Niagara on 11/13...Notched first career point with assist against Mercyhurst on Oct Made Michigan debut on Oct. 16 vs. Mercyhurst Personal: Born September 8, Son of Lora and Don Boka... Enrolled in the College of Literature, Science and the Arts... Models his game after Ryan McDonagh... His favorite U-M athlete of all-time is Tom Brady. # 30 Hayden Lavigne (lah-veen) Freshman Goaltender Left Bramton, Ont. Bloomington Thunder (USHL) NHL: Free Agent Most Shots: 42, 10/28/16 at Vermont Most Saves: 39, 10/28/16 at Vermont Last Start: 10/28/16 at Vermont YEAR GP W L T GAA SV% SO MIN GA :55 6 TOTALS : : Recorded 30 saves in 4-0 shutout win vs. Boston University (11/11)... Saved 39 shots in loss at Vermont (10/28)... Made 31 saves in win vs. Michigan Tech (10/21)... Made his collegiate debut on Oct. 8 vs. Union, registering a shutout with 31 saves in the 4-0 win. Juniors: Posted a record, 2.26 goals-against average and.914 save percentage for the Bloomington Thunder (USHL). Personal: Junior hockey teammates in Bloomington with fellow incoming freshmen Steven Merl and Jake Slaker. # 31 Chad Catt Sophomore Goaltender Left Williamston, Michigan Soo Eagles (NAHL) NHL: Free Agent Most Shots: 2 vs. Wisc. Most Saves: 12 vs. Wisc. Last Start: -- YEAR GP W L T GAA SV% SO MIN GA :44 3 TOTALS : : Providing depth for Michigan s goaltending corps, Catt made his career debut in net in Made eight saves in the third period of exhibition vs. U.S. NTDP U-18 Team (1/21)... Made 12 saves in relief vs. Wisconsin, in addition to stopping both shots in shootout win (12/5)... Made Michigan debut on 11/13 vs. Niagara, stopping one of two shots. Personal: Born March 28, Son of Christina and John Catt... Enrolled in the College of Literature, Science and the Arts... Models his game after Jonathan Quick... Wanted to play for U-M from the time he was eight years old, when his youth team played at Yost... His favorite U-M athlete of all time is Shawn Hunwick.

17 # 35 Zach Nagelvoort Senior Goaltender Left Holland, Michigan Aberdeen Wings (NAHL) NHL: EDM (2014, 4th Round, 111th Overall) Most Shots: 65, 3/20/14 vs. Penn State Most Saves: 63, 3/20/14 vs. Penn State Last Start: 10/7/16 vs. Union Player Bios DEC. 10 vs Wisconsin YEAR GP W L T GAA SV% SO MIN GA : : : :59 10 TOTALS : : Recorded 25 saves in loss at Penn State (12/1)... Saved 22 shots vs. Lake Superior State (11/26)... Stopped 31 shots at Arizona State (11/4)... Made 36 saves in season-opening start vs. Union (10/7) : Nagelvoort saw action in 11 contests in notching a record with a 2.99 GAA, and.893 save percentage... Made 9 saves in relief vs. Penn State (3/12)... Saved 10 of 11 shots in relief vs. Ohio State (3/4)... Stopped 22 of 23 shots in exhibition action vs. U.S. NTDP U-18 Team (1/21)... Tallied 30 saves in losing effort vs. Minnesota (12/12)... Made 22 saves in win vs. Minnesota (12/11)... Stopped 16 shots vs. Wisconsin (12/5)... Made 20 saves in win vs. Wisconsin (12/4)... Stopped 30 of 30 shots in relief of Steve Racine in 1-1 tie, and three saves in exhibition shootout vs. Dartmouth (11/28)...Made 7 saves in start against Robert Morris on 10/31...Earned win in net on 10/24 at RPI, stopping 19 of 21 shots...made season debut in win against Mercyhurst on Oct. 18, stopping 19 of 21 shots. Personal: Listened to the Red Berenson Radio Show as a child and has been a lifelong Michigan Hockey fan...committed to Michigan in June 2013, months before start of the season... Enrolled in the School of Kinesiology... Undeclared major. # 39 Dexter Dancs Junior Forward Left North Vancouver, British Columbia Vernon Vipers (BCHL) NHL: Free Agent Most Points: 2, 3/13/15 at MSU (g, a) Most Goals: 1, (10x), last 2/13/16 at Wisc Most Assists: 1, (18x), last 10/15/16 vs. FSU TOTALS : Added an assist in loss at Penn State (12/1)... Recorded an assist in a 4-1 win vs. Lake Superior State (11/26)... Tallied an assist in a loss to Lake Superior State (11/25)... Scored a goal in loss vs. Boston University (11/12)... Notched an assist at Ferris State (10/15) : Appeared in 35 games, notching career best 17 points (7 goals, 10 assists) with a plus-10 rating...picked up an assist vs. Penn State (3/12)... Notched an assist vs. Penn State (3/11)... Picked up an assist vs. Ohio State (3/4)... Recorded a goal at Wisconsin (2/13)... Scored a goal at Wisconsin (2/12)... Added an assist vs. Penn State in New York City (1/30)... Scored a goal vs. Ohio State (1/17)... Notched an assist at Ohio State (1/15)... Scored a goal vs. Michigan State (1/9)... Tallied a goal and an assist at Michigan State (1/8)... Recorded a goal and an assist vs. Minnesota (12/11)... Scored a goal vs. Wisconsin (12/4)... Notched an assist vs. Dartmouth (11/27)... Made season debut on 10/23 at Union. Personal: Enrolled in the College of Literature, Science and the Arts... Undeclared major... Mother Linda Buchanan is a member of the North Vancouver City Council... Played for Vernon Vipers of the British Columbia Hockey League (BCHL) in Finished

18 Game No. 1 Union vs #11 Michigan Date: October 7, 2016 Location: Ann Arbor, Mich. Arena: Yost Ice Arena Attendance: 5336 Start time: 7:35 Total time: 2:09 Goals by Period Total Union Michigan Box Scores Game No. 3 #13 Michigan vs. Ferris State Date: October 15, 2016 Location: Big Rapids Mich. Arena: Ewigleben Ice Arena Attendance: 2516 Start time: 7:05 Total time: 2:14 Goals by Period Total Michigan Ferris State Game No. 5 Michigan Tech vs #11 Michigan Date: October 22, 2016 Location: Ann Arbor, Mich. Arena: Yost Ice Arena Attendance: 5800 Start time: 7:35 Total time: 2:28 Goals by Period OT Total Michigan Tech Michigan st period - 1, MICH, Sam Piazza/1 (Jake Slaker/1) 8:54 (pp). 2, MICH, Tony Calderone/1 (Max Shuart/1) 11:52 (sh). 3, UNION, Spencer Foo/1 (Jeff Taylor/1) 15:10 (pp). 4, UNION, Spencer Foo/2 (Brett Supinski/1, Mike Vecchione/1) 18:23. Penalties - Anthony Rinaldi, UNION (hooking) 8:46; Tony Calderone, MICH (holding) 9:44; Joseph Cecconi, MICH (interference) 11:16; Evan Allen, MICH (hooking) 14:46; Tony Calderone, MICH (hooking) 16:22; Jake Slaker, MICH (roughing) 17:06; Ryan Scarfo, UNION (roughing) 17:06. 2nd period - 5, MICH, Will Lockwood/1 1:34. Penalties - Jeff Taylor, UNION (interference) 3:20; Jeff Taylor, UNION (holding) 8:47. 3rd period - 6, UNION, Mike Vecchione/1 (Sebastian Vidmar/1, Mike Vecchione/2) 15:23 (pp). 7, UNION, Jeff Taylor/1 (Spencer Foo/1, Sebastian Vidmar/2) 17:51. Penalties - Will Lockwood, MICH (charging) 7:45; Cutler Martin, MICH (high sticking) 14:17. Shots on goal - UNION ; MICH Power plays - UNION 2 of 6; MICH 1 of 3. Penalties - UNION 4 (8 min); MICH 7 (14 min). Goalies - UNION, Alex Sakellaropoulos (60:00 minutes, 23 shots-20 saves); MICH, Zach Nagelvoort (59:13, 40-36), EMPTY NET (00:47, 0-0). Penalty shots - None. Game No. 2 Union vs #11 Michigan Date: October 8, 2016 Location: Ann Arbor, Mich. Arena: Yost Ice Arena Attendance: 5087 Start time: 5:00 Total time: 2:10 Goals by Period Total Union Michigan st period - 1, MICH, Niko Porikos/1 (Will Lockwood/1) 15:49. 2, MICH, Sam Piazza/2 19:45. Penalties - Ryan Scarfo, UNION (hooking) 5:23. 2nd period -3, MICH, James Sanchez/1 (Nicholas Boka/2, Max Shuart/1) 11:34 (sh). Penalties - Luc Brown, UNION (interference) 1:23; TEAM, MICH (too many players on ice) 6:45; Will Lockwood, MICH (holding) 10:35; Vas Kolias, UNION (hooking) 12:52; Niko Porikos, MICH (elbowing) 14:52. 3rd period - 4, MICH, James Sanchez/2 (Max Shuart/2) 2:00. Penalties - Nicholas Boka, MICH (holding) 8:46; Max Shuart, MICH (hooking) 18:53; Brett Supinski, UNION (slashing) 19:30. Shots on goal - UNION ; MICH Power plays - UNION 0 of 5; MICH 0 of 3. Penalties - UNION 4 (8 min); MICH 5 (10 min). Goalies - UNION, Jake Kupsky (60:00 minutes, 27 shots-23 saves); MICH, Hayden Lavigne (60:00, 31-31). Penalty shots - None. 1st period - Penalties - Zach Szajner FSU (2 Tripping 0:22 PP), Evan Allen MICH (2 Interference 3:44 PP), Will Lockwood MICH (2 Charging 7:06 PP), Andrew Mayer FSU (2 Interference 17:58 PP) 2nd period -1, MICH, Jake Slaker/1 (Dexter Dancs/1, Alex Kile/1) 7:05 (pp). Penalties - Tyler Dorantes, FSU (2 tripping 06:19 PP), Jared VanWormer FSU (2 Slashing 8:47 PP), James Sanchez MICH (2 elbowing 8:47) Luke Martin MICH (2 Cross-Checking 14:33 PP), Niko Porikos MICH (2 Too Many Players 15:51) 3rd period - 1, FSU, Andrew Mayer/1 (Corey Mackin/1, Trevor Recktenwald/1) 8:37 (pp). 2, MICH, Sam Piazza/1 (Alex Kile/2, Jake Slaker/1) 15:22 (pp) Penalties - Nick Pastujov MICH (2 Holding 7:12 PP), Dexter Dancs MICH (2 Tripping 10:08 PP), Tony Calderone MICH (2 Hooking 12:24 PP), Zach Szajner FSU (2 Hooking 13:58) Chad McDonald FSU (2 Hooking 19:47 PP) Shots on goal - FSU ; MICH Power plays - FSU 1 of 7; MICH 2 of 5. Penalties - FSU 6 (12 min); MICH 8 (16 min). Goalies - FSU, Darren Smith (59:28 minutes, 14-16), EMPTY NET (00:32, 0-0); MICH, Jack Lafontaine (60:00, 28-29) Penalty shots - None. Game No. 4 Michigan Tech vs #11 Michigan Date: October 21, 2016 Location: Ann Arbor, Mich. Arena: Yost Ice Arena Attendance: 5800 Start time: 7:30 Total time: 2:13 Goals by Period Total Michigan Tech Michigan st period - 1, MICH, Jake Slaker/2 (Nolan De Jong/2, Joseph Cecconi/1) 13:05. Penalties - Brent Baltus MTU (2 Goaltender Interference 4:21 PP), Luke Martin MICH (2 Holding 8:52 PP), Matt Roy MTU (2 Hooking 16:03 PP), James Sanchez MICH (2 Hooking 18:35 PP). 2nd period -1, MICH, Tony Calderone/2 2:45. 2, MTU, Alex Gillies/1 (Dylan Steman/2) 9:59 (sh). Penalties - TEAM MTU (2 Too Many Players on Ice 3:50 PP), Brendan Warren MICH (2 Interference 5:49 PP), Jake Jackson MTU (2 Hooking 8:02 PP). 3rd period - 1, MICH, Jake Slaker/2 (Will Lockwood/3, Sam Piazza/1) 5:03 (pp). 2, MTU, Alex Smith/2 (Chris Leibinger/1, Chris Gerrie/1) 5:30. 3, MTU, Reid Sturos/3 (Michael neville/1, Cliff Watson/1) 9:29. 4, MICH, Will Lockwood/2 (Max Shuart/4) 19:08 (sh). Penalties - Dylan Steman MTU (2 Holding 4:27 PP), Tony Calderone MICH (2 Hooking 18:30 PP). Shots on goal - MTU ; MICH Power plays - MTU 0 of 4; MICH 1 of 5. Penalties - MTU 5 (10 min); MICH 4 (8 min). Goalies - MTU, Devin Kero (59:23 minutes, 23-27), EMPTY NET (0:37, 0-0); MICH, Hayden Lavigne (59:55, 31-34), EMPTY NET (0:05, 0-0). Penalty shots - None. 1st period - 1, MICH, Will Lockwood/3 (Sam Piazza/2, Jake Slaker/3) 3:36 (pp). 2, MTU, Michael Neville/1 (Cliff Watson/2, Tyler Heinonen/2) 12:28. Penalties - Cliff Watson, MTU (2 Interference 3:16 PP), Mark Auk MTU (2 Interference 13:23 PP). 2nd period -1, MICH, Alex Kile/1 (Will Lockwood/3) 19:20. Penalties - Griffin Luce MICH (2 Cross-Checking 11:12 PP), Brent Baltus MTU (2 Tripping 11:45), Matt Roy MTU (2 Holding 11:56 PP), Sam Piazza MICH (2 Holding 12:17 PP), Griffin Luce MICH (2 Boarding 15:26 PP). 3rd period - 1, MTU, Chris Leibinger/2 (Mark Auk/3, Mitch Reinke/4) 5:47. 2, MTU, Thomas Beretta/1 7:41. 3, MICH, Cutler Martin/1 (Nick Pastujov/1, Tony Calderone/1) 15:50. Penalties - Tyler Heinonen MTU (2 Holding 0:14 PP), Joel L Esperance MTU (2 Hooking 3:23 PP), Sam Piazza MTU (2 Hooking 16:17 PP). Overtime - Penalties - Michael Neville MTU (2 Roughing After the Whistle 4:42), Sam Piazza MICH (2 Roughing After the Whistle 4:42). Shots on goal - MTU ; MICH Power plays - MTU 0 of 4; MICH 1 of 5. Penalties - MTU 7 (14 min); MICH 5 (10 min). Goalies - MTU, Matt Wintjes (65:00 minutes, 15-18); MICH, Jack Lafontaine (65:00, 42-45) Penalty shots - None. Shootout - MICH Alex Kile GOOD, MTU Mark Auk GOOD, MICH Will Lockwood SAVE, MTU Tyler Heinonen MISS, MICH Jake Slaker GOOD, MTU Joel L Esperance SAVE [MICH wins shootout 2-1]. Game No. 6 #11 Michigan vs Vermont Date: October 28, 2016 Location: Burlington, Vt. Arena: Gutterson Fieldhouse Attendance: 4007 Start time: 7:05 Total time: 2:03 Goals by Period Total Michigan Vermont st period - 1, UVM, Tom Forgione/2 (Derek Lodermeier/3, Ori Abramson/1) 0:22. 2, UVM, Matt Alvaro/1 (Kevin Irwin/2, Ross Colton/1) 10:36. Penalties - TEAM MICH (2 Too Many Players on Ice 2:33 PP), Brady Shaw UVM (2 Hooking 7:40 PP), Derek Lodermeier UVM (2 Charging 13:40 PP). 2nd period - Penalties - Brady Shaw UVM (2 Slashing 6:19 PP), Jake Slaker MICH (2 Interference 7:34 PP), Brian Bowen UVM (2 Holding 13:11 PP), James Sanchez MICH (2 Slashing 17:39 PP). 3rd period - 1, UVM, Rob Hamilton/2 (Brady Shaw/2, Brian Bowen/1) 8:21 (pp). Penalties - Dexter Dancs MICH (2 Tripping 3:48 PP), Griffin Luce MICH (2 Tripping 7:51 PP), Jake Slaker MICH (2 Tripping 8:47 PP), Luke Martin MICH (2 Slashing 12:18 PP), Trey Phillips UVM (2 High-Sticking 13:00), Nolan De Jong MICH (2 High-Sticking 13:00), Matt O Donnell UVM (2 Slashing 13:26 PP). Shots on goal - MICH ; UVM Power plays - MICH 0 of 5; UVM 1 of 7. Penalties - MICH 8 (16 min); UVM 6 (12 min). Goalies - MICH, Hayden Lavigne (60:00 minutes, 39-42); UVM, Stefanos Lekkas (59:17, 21-21), EMPTY NET (0:43, 0-0). Penalty shots - None.

19 Game No. 7 #11 Michigan vs Dartmouth Date: October 29, 2016 Location: Hanover, N.H. Arena: Thompson Arena Attendance: 3500 Start time: 7:35 Total time: 2:24 Goals by Period Total Michigan Dartmouth Box Scores Game No. 9 #4 Boston University vs #18 Michigan Date: November 11, 2016 Location: Ann Arbor, Mich. Arena: Yost Ice Arena Attendance: 5598 Start time: 7:30 PM Total time: 2:21 Goals by Period Total Boston University Michigan DEC. 10 vs Wisconsin Game No. 11 Lake Superior State vs #16 Michigan Date: November 25, 2016 Location: Ann Arbor, Mich. Arena: Yost Ice Arena Attendance: 5800 Start time: 7:35 PM Total time: 2:11 Goals by Period Total Lake Superior State Michigan st period - 1, MICH, Adam Winborg/1 (Alex Kile/3, Sam Piazza/3) 17:00 (pp). Penalties - Alex Kile MICH (2 Interference 9:43 PP), Daniel Warpecha DART (2 Interference 12:47 PP), Connor Yau DART (2 Hooking 16:51 PP), Jake Slaker MICH (2 Slashing 17:50 PP). 2nd period - 1, DART, Kevin Neiley/1 2:00. 2, DART, Cam Strong/1 (Will Graber/1, Ryan Blankemeier/1) 11:46. Penalties - Dexter Dancs MICH (2 Hooking 4:11 PP), Alex Kile MICH (2 Charging 12:43 PP), Max Shuart MICH (2 Boarding 12:43 PP), Alex Jasiek DART (2 Slashing 17:11 PP). 3rd period - 1, MICH, Alex Kile/2 10:33 (pp). 2, DART, Troy Crema/1 (Corey Kalk/1, Carl Hesler/1) 19:11. Penalties - John Ernsting DART (2 Hooking 9:47 PP). Shots on goal - MICH ; DART Power plays - MICH 2 of 4; DART 0 of 4. Penalties - MICH 5 (10 min); DART 4 (8 min). Goalies - MICH, Jack LaFontaine (59:30 minutes, 32-35), EMPTY NET (0:30, 0-0); DART, Devin Buffalo (60:00, 22-24). Penalty shots - None. Game No. 8 #17 Michigan vs Arizona State Date: November 4, 2016 Location: Glendale, Ariz. Arena: Gila River Arena Attendance: 3252 Start time: 7:05 Total time: 2:34 Goals by Period Total Michigan Arizona State st period - 1, MICH, Nolan De Jong/1 (Brendan Warren/1, James Sanchez/1) 9:12. 2, ASU, Joe Lappin/1 (Georgy Gorodetsk/1) 15:35. Penalties - Dexter Dancs MICH (2 Tripping 1:55 PP), James Sanchez MICH (2 Unsportsmanlike Conduct 12:09 PP), Luke Martin MICH (2 Tripping 17:21 PP), Joseph Cecconi MICH (2 Cross-Checking 17:43 PP). 2nd period - 1, MICH, Will Lockwood/4 6:17. 2, Adam Winborg/2 (Alex Kile/3, Jake Slaker/4) 10:24 (pp). Penalties - Brinson Pasichnuk ASU (2 Checking from Behind 0:39 PP), Nicholas Gushue ASU (2 Elbowing 2:52 PP), Brendan Warren MICH (2 Tripping 3:55 PP), Jake Montgomery ASU (2 High-Sticking 9:13 PP), Jake Clifford ASU (2 Hooking 12:27 PP), Jake Slaker MICH (2 Interference 15:00 PP). 3rd period - 1, MICH, Will Lockwood/5 (Luke Martin/1) 9:50 (sh). Penalties - Joseph Cecconi MICH (2 Interference 7:21 PP), Brendan Warren MICH (2 Tripping 8:31). Shots on goal - MICH ; ASU Power plays - MICH 1 of 4; ASU 0 of 7. Penalties - MICH 8 (16 min); ASU 4 (8 min). Goalies - MICH, Zach Nagelvoort (59:46 minutes, 31-32), EMPTY NET (0:14, 0-0); ASU, Joey Daccord (60:00, 34-38). Penalty shots - None. 1st period - 1, MICH, Will Lockwood/6 (Sam Piazza/4, Jake Slaker/5) 10:04 (pp). 2, MICH, Tony Calderone/3 (Dexter Dancs/2, Luke Martin/2) 10:41 (pp). Penalties - Cutler Martin MICH (2 Boarding 5:34 PP), John MacLeod BU (2 Hooking 9:58 PP), Kieffer Bellows BU (2 Slashing 10:27 PP), Dexter Dancs MICH (2 Slashing 13:21 PP). 2nd period - Penalties - Christian Meike MICH (2 Holding 6:15 PP), Adam Winborg MICH (2 Holding 8:40 PP), Doyle Somerby BU (2 Interference 11:34 PP), Nick Pastujov MICH (2 High-Sticking 13:08 PP). 3rd period - 1, MICH, Jake Slaker/4 (Will Lockwood/4) 6:17. 2, MICH, Tony Calderone/4 (Adam Winborg/1, Brendan Warren/2) 15:25 (en).penalties - Bobo Carpenter BU (2 Interference 10:51 PP), Joseph Cecconi MICH (2 Hooking 15:31 PP), Patrick Curry BU (2 Roughing After the Whistle 18:24), Nick Pastujov MICH (2 Roughing After the Whistle 18:24), Brandon Hickey BU (2 Holding 19:42 PP). Shots on goal - BU , MICH Power plays - BU 0 of 6, MICH 2 of 5. Penalties - BU 6 (12 min), MICH 7 (14 min). Goalies - BU, Jake Oettinger (59:20 minutes, 17-20), EMPTY NET (0:40, 0-1); MICH, Hayden Lavigne (60:00, 30-30). Penalty shots - None. Game No. 10 #4 Boston University vs #18 Michigan Date: November 12, 2016 Location: Ann Arbor, Mich. Arena: Yost Ice Arena Attendance: 5627 Start time: 5:00 PM Total time: 2:04 Goals by Period Total Boston University Michigan st period - 1, MICH, Brendan Warren/1 (James Sanchez/2, Nolan De Jong/2) 2:11. Penalties - James Sanchez MICH (2 Roughing After the Whistle 8:41), Patrick Harper BU (2 Roughing After the Whistle 8:41), Charlie McAvoy BU (2 Tripping 17:00 PP). 2nd period - 1, BU, Dante Fabbro/2 (Patrick Harper/8, Charlie McAvoy/7) 5:28 (pp). Penalties - Sam Piazza MICH (2 Interference 3:39 PP), Jake Slaker MICH (2 Hooking 12:38 PP), Jordan Greenway BU (2 Tripping 14:47 PP). 3rd period - 1, BU, Charlie McAvoy/1 (Jordan Greenway/6) 9:04. 2, MICH, Dexter Dancs/1 10:25. 3, BU, Jordan Greenway/5 (Jakob Forsbacka Karlsson/7, Charlie McAvoy/8) 12:37. 4, BU, Patrick Harper/5 (Bobo Carpenter/4, Jordan Greenway/7) 15:03. Penalties - Griffin Luce MICH (2 Interference 4:13 PP), Brendan Warren MICH (2 Slashing 16:30 PP). Shots on goal - BU , MICH Power plays - BU 1 of 4, MICH 0 of 2. Penalties - BU 3 (6 min), MICH 5 (10 min). Goalies - BU, Jake Oettinger (59:57 minutes, 27-29), EMPTY NET (0:03, 0-0); MICH, Jack LaFontaine (60:00, 30-34). Penalty shots - None. 1st period - Penalties - Jake Hand LSSU (2 Indirect Contact to the Head 1:34 PP), Nolan De Jong MICH (2 Interference 5:23 PP), Nolan De Jong MICH (2 Cross-Checking 5:23 PP), Steven Merl MICH (2 High-Sticking 17:12 PP). 2nd period - 1, MICH, Tony Calderone/5 (Dexter Dancs/3, Luke Martin/3) 11:51 PP. 2, LSSU, Josh Nenadal/2 (Gus Correale/3, Diego Cuglietta/3) 12:14. Penalties - Jake Hand LSSU (2 Slashing 2:25 PP), Ryan Renz LSSU (2 Hooking 11:29 PP), Owen Headrick LSSU (2 Hooking 15:36 PP), Adam Winborg MICH (2 Hooking 16:15 PP), Max Humitz LSSU (2 Slashing 19:35 PP). 3rd period - 1, LSSU, Luke Morgan/2 (J.T. Henke/9, Mitch Hults/11) 17:03. 2, LSSU, Gus Correale/3 (Diego Cuglietta/3) 18:57 EN SH. Penalties - Will Lockwood MICH (2 Tripping 2:51 PP), Mitch Hults LSSU (2 Roughing 9:47), Cutler Martin MICH (2 Roughing 9:47), Josh Nenadal LSSU (2 Boarding 12:13 PP), Aidan Wright LSSU (2 Tripping 18:48 PP). Shots on goal - LSSU , MICH Power plays - LSSU 0 of 5, MICH 1 of 7. Penalties - LSSU 8 (16 min), MICH 6 (12 min). Goalies - LSSU, Gordon Defiel (60:00 minutes, 29-30); MICH, Jack LaFontaine (58:30, 25-27), EMPTY NET (1:30, 0-1). Penalty shots - None. Game No. 12 Lake Superior State vs #16 Michigan Date: November 26, 2016 Location: Ann Arbor, Mich. Arena: Yost Ice Arena Attendance: 5582 Start time: 7:35 PM Total time: 2:07 Goals by Period Total Lake Superior State Michigan st period - 1, MICH, Tony Calderone/6 (Dexter Dancs/4) 4:10. 2, LSSU, C.J. Hayes/1 (Diego Cuglietta/5) 15:17. Penalties - Joseph Cecconi MICH (2 High-Sticking 9:56 PP), Jake Hand LSSU (2 Slashing 17:06 PP). 2nd period - 1, MICH, Nolan De Jong/2 (Brendan Warren/3, Max Shuart/5) 9:16. Penalties - Kevin Lohan MICH (2 Roughing 2:56 PP), Matt McArdle LSSU (2 Elbowing 13:13 PP). 3rd period - 1, MICH, James Sanchez/3 6:59. 2, MICH, Nicholas Boka/1 (James Sanchez/3) 19:10 EN PP. Penalties - Jake Hand LSSU (2 Slashing 9:26 PP), Jake Slaker MICH (2 Tripping 16:26 PP), TEAM LSSU (2 Delay of Game 17:58 PP). Shots on goal - LSSU , MICH Power plays - LSSU 0 of 3, MICH 1 of 4. Penalties - LSSU 4 (8 min), MICH 3 (6 min). Goalies - LSSU, Gordon Defiel (59:20 minutes, 26-29), EMP- TY NET (0:40, 0-1); MICH, Zach Nagelvoort (60:00, 22-23). Penalty shots - None.

20 Game No. 13 #20 Michigan vs #7 Penn State Date: December 1, 2016 Location: University Park, Pa. Arena: Pegula Ice Arena Attendance: 5986 Start time: 6:33 Total time: 2:15 Box Scores Goals by Period Total Michigan Penn State st period - 1, PSU, Andrew Sturtz/11 (Dylan Richard/7, Denis Smirnov/14) 7:56. Penalties - Sam Piazza MICH (2 Hooking 2:20 PP), Nate Sucese PSU (2 Hooking 12:22 PP), Jake Slaker MICH (2 Tripping 18:50 PP). 2nd period - 1, PSU, Liam Folkes/2 4:42. 2, PSU, Trevor Hamilton/2 (David Goodwin/13, Kevin Kerr/9) 15:18 (pp). 3, PSU, Ricky DeRosa/2 (Zach Saar/3) 18:22. Penalties - Trevor Hamilton PSU (2 Holding 6:08 PP), Liam Folkes PSU (2 Tripping 12:04 PP), Zach Nagelvoort MICH (2 Interference 13:19 PP). 3rd period - 1, PSU, Andrew Sturtz/12 (Denis Smirnov/15, Dylan Richard/8) 12:06. 2, MICH, Tony Calderone/7 (Dexter Dancs/5, Adam Winborg/2) 12:36. 3, PSU, Erik Autio/1 (Denis Smirnov/16, Vince Pedrie/6) 16:00 (pp). Penalties - Jake Slaker MICH (2 Tripping 15:05 PP). Shots on goal - MICH ; PSU Power plays - MICH 0 of 3; PSU 2 of 4. Penalties - MICH 4 (8 min); PSU 3 (6 min). Goalies - MICH, Zach Nagelvoort (40:00 minutes, 25-29), Jack LaFontaine (20:00, 17-19); PSU, Peyton Jones (60:00, 28-29). Penalty shots - None. Game No. 14 #20 Michigan vs #7 Penn State Date: December 2, 2016 Location: University Park, Pa. Arena: Pegula Ice Arena Attendance: 6077 Start time: 7:07 Total time: 2:20 Goals by Period Total Michigan Penn State st period - 1, PSU, James Robinson/2 (Zach Saar/4, Vince Pedrie/7) 3:49. 2, MICH, Cutler Martin/2 (Max Shuart/6, Luke Martin/4) 4:50. 3, PSU, Trevor Hamilton/3 (Kevin Kerr/9, David Goodwin/14) 17:03 (pp). 4, PSU, Denis Smirnov/1 (Derian Hamilton/3, Dylan Richard/10) 18:20. Penalties - Joseph Cecconi MICH (2 Tripping 15:58 PP). 2nd period - Penalties - Nikita Pavlychev PSU (2 Hooking 6:23 PP), Dylan Richard PSU (2 Kneeing 16:20 PP), Max Shuart MICH (2 Roughing The Goalie 19:15 PP), Nolan De Jong MICH (2 Roughing After the Whistle 19:15), Zach Saar PSU (2 Roughing After the Whistle 19:15), Nikita Pavlychev PSU (2 Roughing After the Whistle 19:15), Cutler Martin MICH (2 Roughing After the Whistle 19:15), Griffin Luce MICH (2 Roughing After the Whistle 19:56 PP). 3rd period - 1, PSU, Andrew Sturtz/13 (Vince Pedrie/8, Erik Autio/7) 0:24 (pp). 2, PSU, Brandon Biro/3 (Kris Myllari/2, Denis Smirnov/17) 4:39. Penalties - Dexter Dancs MICH (10 10-Minute Misconduct 4:39), Griffin Luce MICH (2 Boarding 5:10 PP), James Robinson PSU (2 Tripping 7:52 PP). Shots on goal - MICH ; PSU Power plays - MICH 0 of 3; PSU 2 of 4. Penalties - MICH 7 (22 min); PSU 5 (10 min). Goalies - MICH, Jack LaFontaine (59:50 minutes, 53-58), EMPTY NET (0:10, 0-0); PSU, Peyton Jones (60:00, 22-23). Penalty shots - None.

21 DEC. 10 vs Wisconsin Multiple-Point Games Player Total 5-point 4-point 3-point 2-point Last Will Lockwood /11/16 vs. Boston University Jake Slaker /11/16 vs. Boston University Alex Kile /29/16 at Dartmouth James Sanchez /8/16 vs. Union Tony Calderone /11/16 vs. Boston University Max Shuart /8/16 vs. Union Dexter Dancs /9/16 vs. Wisconsin Sam Piazza /9/16 vs. Wisconsin Multiple-Goal Games Player Total 5-goal 4-goal 3-goal 2-goal Last Tony Calderone /11/16 vs. Boston University Will Lockwood /4/16 at Arizona State James Sanchez /8/16 vs. Union Jake Slaker /19 vs. Michigan Tech Sam Piazza /9/16 vs. Wisconsin Multiple-Assist Games Player Total 5-assist 4-assist 3-assist 2-assist Last Alex Kile /15/16 at Ferris State Max Shuart /8/16 vs. Union Dexter Dancs /9/16 vs. Wisconsin Point Streaks (Min. 3 Games) Player Games Dates Dexter Dancs 5 11/11/16-12/1/16 Sam Piazza 5 10/7/16-10/22/16 Tony Calderone 3 11/25/16-12/1/16 Brendan Warren 3 11/4/16-11/12/16 Adam Winborg 3 10/29/16-11/11/16 Jake Slaker 3 10/15/16-10/22/16 Goal Streaks (Min. 3 Games) Player Games Dates Tony Calderone 3 11/25/16-12/1/16 Sam Piazza 3 10/7/16-10/15/16 Assist Streaks (Min. 3 Games) Player Games Dates Dexter Dancs 5 11/11/16-12/1/16

22 Goals by Period Michigan Opponent Date Opponent 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total 10/7/16 vs. Union /8/16 vs. Union /15/16 at Ferris State /21/16 vs. Michigan Tech /22/16 vs. Michigan Tech /28/16 at Vermont /29/16 at Dartmouth /4/16 at Arizona State /11/16 vs. Boston University /12/16 vs. Boston University /25/16 vs. Lake Superior State /26/16 vs. Lake Superior State /1/16 at Penn State /2/16 at Penn State /9/16 vs. Wisconsin Shots by Period Michigan Opponent Date Opponent 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total 10/7/16 vs. Union /8/16 vs. Union /15/16 at Ferris State /21/16 vs. Michigan Tech /22/16 vs. Michigan Tech /28/16 at Vermont /29/16 at Dartmouth /4/16 at Arizona State /11/16 vs. Boston University /12/16 vs. Boston University /25/16 vs. Lake Superior State /26/16 vs. Lake Superior State /1/16 at Penn State /2/16 at Penn State /9/16 vs. Wisconsin

23 DEC. 10 vs Wisconsin Special Teams by Period Power Play Penalty Kill Date Opponent 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total (PCT) 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total (PCT) 10/7/16 vs. Union 1/1 0/2 0/0-1/3 (33.3) 3/4 0/0 1/2-4/6 (66.7) 10/8/16 vs. Union 0/1 0/2 0/0-0/3 (0) 0/0 3/3 2/2-5/5 (100) 10/15/16 at Ferris State 0/2 1/1 1/2-2/5 (40) 2/2 2/2 2/3-6/7 (85.7) 10/21/16 vs. Michigan Tech 0/2 0/2 1/1-1/5 (20) 1//1 2/2 1/1-4/4 (100) 10/22/16 vs. Michigan Tech 1/2 0/1 0/2 0/0 1/5 (20) 0/0 3/3 1/1 0/0 4/4(100) 10/28/16 at Vermont 0/2 0/2 0/1-0/6 (0) 1/1 2/2 3/4-6/7(85.7) 10/29/16 at Dartmouth 1/2 0/1 1/1-2-4 (50) 2/2 2/2 0/0-4/4 (100) 11/4/16 at Arizona State 0/0 1/4 0/0-1/4 (25) 4/4 1/1 2/2-7/7 (100) 11/11/16 vs. Boston University 2/2 0/1 0/2-2/5 (40) 2/2 3/3 1/1-6/6 (100) 11/12/16 vs. Boston University 0/1 0/1 0/0-0/2 (0) 0/0 1/2 2/2-3/4 (75) 11/25/16 vs. Lake Superior State 0/1 1/3 0/3-1/7 (14) 0/3 0/1 0/1-5/5 (100) 11/26/16 vs. Lake Superior State 0/1 0/1 1/2-1/4 (25) 1/1 1/1 1/1-3/3 (100) 12/1/16 at Penn State 0/1 0/2 0/0-0/3 (0) 1/1 1/2 0/1-2/4 (50) 12/2/16 at Penn State 0/0 0/2 0/1-0/3 (0) 0/1 0/0 2/3-2/4 (50) 12/9/16 vs. Wisconsin 32/2 0/2 0/1 = 2/5 (40) 1/2 2/3 2/2-5/7 (66.7) Penalty Minutes by Period Michigan Opponent Date 10/7/16 Opponent vs. Union 1st 10 2nd 0 3rd 4 OT - Total 14 1st 4 2nd 4 3rd 0 OT - Total 8 10/8/16 vs. Union /15/16 at Ferris State /21/16 vs. Michigan Tech /22/16 vs. Michigan Tech /28/16 at Vermont /29/16 at Dartmouth /4/16 at Arizona State /11/16 vs. Boston University /12/16 vs. Boston University /25/16 vs. Lake Superior State /26/16 vs. Lake Superior State /1/16 at Penn State /2/16 at Penn State /9/16 vs. Wisconsin

24 Weekend series sweep at Yost U-M: March 11-12, Penn State (7-1, 6-1) Opponent: Jan , Alaska (4-5, 1-4) Weekend series sweep on the road U-M: Jan. 28 & 30, Penn State (7-4, 6-3) Opponent: Dec. 1-2, Penn State (1-6, 1-5) Home-and-home series sweep U-M: Jan. 8-9, Michigan State (9-2, 6-3) Opponent: March 4,6, Ohio State (4-7, 5-6) The Last Time... Player scored 4 goals U-M: March 18, Kyle Connor vs. Penn State Opponent: Oct. 20, Darryl Noren, vs. UIC Player had four points U-M: March 19, Kyle Connor (1-3-4) and Zach Werenski (1-3-4) vs. Minnesota Opponent: Jan. 15, Mason Jobst (1-3-4), at Ohio State Player had five points U-M: March 18, JT Compher (0-5-5) vs. Penn State Opponent: Oct. 10, Derek Edwardson (3-2-5) at Miami Shutout U-M: Nov. 11, vs. Boston U., 4-0 (U-M Goalie: Hayden Lavigne) Opponent: Oct. 28, at Vermont, 0-3 (UVM goalie: Stefanos Lekkas) Shutout at Yost U-M: Nov. 11, vs. Boston U., 4-0 (U-M Goalie: Hayden Lavigne) Opponent: Oct. 31, vs. Robert Morris, 0-4 (RMU goalie: Dalton Izyk) Shutout on the road U-M: Jan. 24, at Wisconsin, 6-0 (U-M Goalie: Zach Nagelvoort) Opponent: Oct. 28, at Vermont, 0-3 (UVM goalie: Stefanos Lekkas) Shutout in a Big Ten game U-M: U-M: Feb. 27, vs. Wisconsin, 3-0 (U-M goalie: Steve Racine) Opponent: Feb. 14, at Minnesota, 2-0 (MINN goalie: Adam Wilcox) Team had 40 shots (in regulation) U-M: March 12, vs. Penn State (57 shots) Opponent: Dec. 9, vs. Wisconsin (41 shots) Team had 50 shots (in regulation) U-M: March 12, vs. Penn State (57 shots) Opponent: Dec. 2, at Penn State (58 shots) Overcame 1-goal deficit to win U-M: March 25, Trailed 2-1, Won 3-2 (OT), vs. Notre Dame Opponent: Nov. 25, Trailed 0-1, Lost 3-1, vs. Lake Superior State Overcame 2-goal deficit to win U-M: Jan. 30, Trailed 1-3, Won 6-3 vs. Penn State Opponent: Dec. 9, Trailed 0-2, Lost 7-4, vs. Wisconsin Overcame 3-goal deficit to win U-M: Dec. 4, Trailed 0-3, Won 6-4, at Wisconsin Opponent: Oct. 11, Trailed 0-3, Lost 5-4 (OT), vs. RIT Overcame 4-goal deficit to win U-M: Dec. 30, Trailed 1-5, Won 6-5 2OT, vs. North Dakota Opponent: Jan. 9, Trailed 0-4, Lost 7-6, vs. Ohio State Team had 4 power-play goals U-M: Nov. 27, vs. Dartmouth Opponent: Nov. 1, at Michigan Tech Player scored a shorthanded goal U-M: Dec. 9, Cutler Martin, vs. Wisconsin Opponent: Nov. 25, Gus Correale (EN), vs. Lake Superior State 0-0 Tie U-M at Michigan State, Feb. 19, 1954 Team had a 1-0 OT Win U-M: Dec. 3, at Alaska (Alex Guptill GWG) Opponent: Oct. 30, at Ferris State Team had a shootout win U-M: Oct. 22, vs. Michigan Tech (tied 3-3 OT - won shootout 2-1) Opponent: Jan. 15, at Ohio State (tied 5-5 OT - won shootout 3-2) Player scored an overtime goal U-M: March 25, Tyler Motte vs. Notre Dame (W, 3-2, OT) Opponent: March 6, Nick Schilkey, vs. Ohio State (L, 5-6, OT) Player tied the game in last minute of regulation U-M: Oct. 23, Justin Selman at Union College (Tied game at 19:30, T, 5-5, OT) Opponent: Feb. 13, Luke Kunin vs. Wisconsin (Tied game at 19:33, T, 4-4, OT) Player won the game in last minute of regulation U-M: Oct. 21, Will Lockwood vs. Michigan Tech (Scored goal 4 at 19:08, W, 4-3) Opponent: Oct. 29, Troy Crema at Dartmouth (Scored goal 3 at 19:11, L, 2-3) Player scored into an empty net U-M: Nov. 26, Nicholas Boka (19:10-3rd pd.) vs. Lake Superior State Opponent: Dec. 9, Matt Freytag (17:46-3rd pd.) vs. Wisconsin Extra attacker goal U-M: Oct. 23, Justin Selman at Union College (at 19:30, T, 5-5, OT) Opponent: Feb. 13, Luke Kunin vs. Wisconsin (at 19:33, T, 4-4, OT) Player attempted a penalty shot U-M: December 4, Brendan Warren vs. Wisconsin (stopped by Matt Jurusik) Opponent: Feb. 5, Joe Cox (MSU) vs. Michigan State (scored on Steve Racine) Player scored on a penalty shot U-M: Oct. 25, Alex Guptill vs. Boston University (scored on Matt O Connor) Opponent: Feb. 5, Joe Cox (MSU) vs. Michigan State (scored on Steve Racine) Team scored 2 shorthanded goals U-M: Feb. 8, Derek DeBlois and Andrew Copp at Notre Dame Opponent: Nov. 25, Mike Carman (2) and Tony Lucia, at Minnesota Player had a hat trick U-M: Feb. 25, Alex Kile, at Minnesota Opponent: Feb.. 13, Kyle Rau, at Minnesota

25 Former Wolverines in the Pros DEC. 10 vs Wisconsin Player Team (League) GP G A P PIM Mac Bennett Rochester Americans (AHL) Chris Brown Hartford Wolf Pack (AHL) Brandon Burlon Tucson Roadrunners (AHL) Kyle Connor Winnipeg Jets (NHL) Michael Cammalleri New Jersey Devils (NHL) Andrew Cogliano Anaheim Ducks (NHL) JT Compher San Antonio Rampage (AHL) Andrew Copp Winnipeg Jets (NHL) Manitoba Moose (AHL) Phil Di Giuseppe Carolina Hurricanes (NHL) Charlotte Checkers (AHL) Michael Downing Springfield ThunderBirds (AHL) Luke Glendening Detroit Red Wings (NHL) Alex Guptill Manchester Monarchs (ECHL) Allen Americans (ECHL) Carl Hagelin Pittsburgh Penguins (NHL) T.J. Hensick Ontario Reign (AHL) Matt Hunwick Toronto Maple Leafs (NHL) Zach Hyman Toronto Maple Leafs (NHL) Jack Johnson Columbus Blue Jackets (NHL) Stephen Kampfer Florida Panthers (NHL) Hartford Wolf Pack (AHL) Dylan Larkin Detroit Red Wings (NHL) Kevin Lynch Indy Fuel (ECHL) Jon Merrill New Jersey Devils (NHL) Tyler Motte Chicago Blackhawks (NHL) Boo Nieves New York Rangers (NHL) Hartford Wolf Pack (AHL) Max Pacioretty Montreal Canadiens (NHL) Aaron Palushaj Cleveland Monsters (AHL) Greg Pateryn Montreal Canadiens (NHL) Kevin Porter Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins (AHL) Justin Selman Chicago Wolves (AHL) Missouri Mavericks (ECHL) Lindsay Sparks Rapid City Rush (ECHL) Chris Summers Hartford Wolfpack (AHL) Jacob Trouba Winnipeg Jets (NHL) Zach Werenski Columbus Blue Jackets (NHL) Scooter Vaughan Chicago Wolves (AHL) Goaltender Team (League) GP W-L-T GAA SV% SO Al Montoya Montreal Canadiens (NHL) Steve Racine Cincinnati Cyclones (ECHL) Atlanta Gladiators (ECHL) Toledo Walleye *Games through Monday, Dec. 5