PURE HOCKEY DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK ALEX BEAUDRY

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1 For Immediate Release: Monday, November 2, 2009 w w w. H o c k e y E a s t O n l i n e. c o m MEN S WEEKLY RELEASE BOSTON U, UML BREAK EVEN; MERRIMACK AND BC EACH TAKE ONE ~UMass and PC come away with two points; Maine downs Vermont Friday~ WAKEFIELD, Mass. -- All three Hockey East series this weekend were splits, which included the visiting team winning four of the six games. No. 4 ranked Boston University opened with a 5-4 overtime win at Lowell on Friday and the River Hawks turned around the next night with a 3-2 victory to hold serve. Terriers defenseman Colby Cohen (Villanova, Pa.) notched the OT game-winner at Tsongas Arena with 1:06 remaining in the extra frame, while Hockey East Player of the Week David Warsofsky (Marshfield, Mass.) tallied three points on the weekend and a +4 plus/minus rating, which included two goals in Friday s win. UML s Michael Scheu (Buffalo, N.Y.) potted a goal in each of the game vs. the Terriers. Senior goalie Nevin Hamilton (Ashland, Mass.) made 24 saves on Saturday for his second victory of the season for the River Hawks. Massachusetts notched a 5-3 comeback win at Providence College on Friday at Schneider Arena on the heels of a three-goal third period. The Friars then returned the favor the next night in Amherst, edging the Minutemen by a 2-1 score. UMass offense leads the league, scoring 3.80 goals per contest. Junior goaltender Paul Dainton (Genelle, B.C.) made 35 saves on Friday for the Minutemen. PC s Alex Beaudry (Cumberland, Ont.) made 78 saves on the weekend, including a career-high 47 stops on Saturday in the Friars victory. His.951 save percentage helped him earn Pure Hockey Defensive Player of the Week honors for the second time in four weeks. The No. 12 BC Eagles opened with a 4-3 win Friday night at Conte Forum against Merrimack and the Warriors came back on Sunday with a convincing 5-3 score to run their home record to 5-0 on the season. Brandon Brodhag (Brooklyn Park, Minn.) had a goal and an assist in each game for the Warriors, while the Eagles were paced by Brian Gibbons (Braintree, Mass.), who also notched a four-point weekend. Maine downed No. 10 Vermont in a single game on Friday at Alfond Arena in Orono. The Black Bears were led by Pro Ambitions Co-Rookie of the Week Adam Shemansky (Robbinsville, N.Y.), who notched two goals in Maine s first league win of the season. Sophomore goalie Scott Darling (Lemont, Ill.) had his finest game of the season with 31 saves vs. the Catamounts. UNH was defeated in a pair of game at WCHA foe Wisconsin over the Halloween weekend. The Cats goalie Brian Foster (Pembroke, N.H.) did all he could to keep UNH in the game, making 77 saves in the two-game set in Madison. Foster posted a career-high 47 saves in the losing cause on Friday H E A S T A N D I N G S Rk. Team GP W L T Pts Overall Conf. Off. Conf. Def. 1. Massachusetts (14) 2.50 (10) 2. New Hampshire (9) 2.00 (4) UMass-Lowell (10) 2.66 (8) Merrimack (13) 3.00 (9) 5. Providence (5) 3.00 (6) Boston College (8) 4.00 (12) Boston University (9) 3.33 (10) Maine (9) 3.66 (11) Vermont (7) 3.33 (10) 10. Northeastern (3) 3.50 (7) Pete Souris Director of Public Relations Hockey East Association 591 North Ave #2 Wakefield, MA Office: (781) Cell: (603) psouris@hockeyeastonline.com Weekly Release #5 RECENT RESULTS Friday, October 30 No. 4 Boston U. 5 at No. 8 UMass-Lowell 4 OT * Massachusetts 5 at Providence 3 * at No. 12 Boston College 4, Merrimack 3 * at Maine 4, No. 10 Vermont 1 * at Wisconsin 4, UNH 1 Saturday, October 31 No. 8 UMass-Lowell 3 at No. 4 Boston U. 2 * Providence 2 at Massachusetts 1 * at Wisconsin 6, UNH 1 Sunday, November 1 at Merrimack 5, No. 12 Boston College 3 * UPCOMING GAMES Friday, November 6 Boston College at UNH * (NESN) No. 5 Boston University at Northeastern * No. 8 UMass-Lowell at No. 15 Vermont * Niagara at Massachusetts Saturday, November 7 Northeastern at Boston College * Sunday, November 8 Providence at No. 15 Vermont * (4pm) UNH at No. 8 UMass-Lowell * (5pm, ESPNU) No. 5 Boston University at Maine * Massachusetts at Niagara (2pm) * denotes Hockey East Game All Games are EST PRO AMBITIONS CO-ROOKIES OF THE WEEK BRANDON BRODHAG Freshman Forward; Brooklyn Park, Minn. Brodhag netted his first four career points, on a goal and an assist in each of Merrimack s two games this weekend, including the game-winner in a 5-3 win over #12 Boston College. HOCKEY EAST PLAYER OF THE WEEK DAVID WARSOFSKY BOSTON UNIVERSITY Sophomore Defenseman; Marshfield, Mass. Warsofsky scored two goals, including a shorthanded tally, in BU s 5-4 overtime victory at UMass Lowell. He added an assist in the loss to the UML PURE HOCKEY DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK ALEX BEAUDRY Sophomore Goalie; Cumberland, Ont. Beaudry made a career-high 47 saves in PC s 2-1 victory at UMass on Saturday. Also stopped 31 shots the night before in a 5-3 loss to UMass. ADAM SHEMANSKY Freshman Forward; Robbinsville, N.Y. Shemansky scored a pair of goals in Maine s 4-1 win over #10 Vermont on Friday night. He tallied what turned out to be the game-winning goal 9:11 into the first period. He also picked up an insurance goal for Maine at 13:12 of the third period to ensure and turned in a +4 rating for the weekend. BOSTON COLLEGE BOSTON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY of MAINE UNIVERSITY of MASSACHUSETTS UMASS-LOWELL MERRIMACK COLLEGE UNIVERSITY of NEW HAMPSHIRE NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY PROVIDENCE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY of VERMONT

2 HOCKEY EAST WEEKLY TOP PERFORMERS Andrew Braithwaite, MC (Sr., G, Kingston, Ont.) Stopped 29 saves in the victory vs. BC on Sunday for his third straight win. Paul Carey, BC (So., F, Weymouth, Mass.) Recorded his first three points (1g,2a) including a multiple-point effort in the team s 4-3 win on Friday. Alex Chiasson, BU (Fr., F, St. Augustin, Que.) Opened the scoring in the 5-4 win at UMass Lowell on Friday with his team-leading third goal of the season. Colby Cohen, BU (So., D, Villanova, Pa.) Scored the overtime winner in Friday s 5-4 win at UMass Lowell and added an assist in Saturday s loss. Stephane Da Costa, MC (Fr., F, Paris, France) Notched four points in two games this weekend, including a goal and an assist in a 5-3 win over BC Sunday. Scott Darling, Maine (So., G, Lemont, Ill.) Made a season-high 31 saves in the 4-1 victory over No. 10 Vermont. Mark Fayne, PC (Sr., D., Sagamore Beach, Mass.) Assisted on both goals in PC s 2-1 win at UMass. Also scored one goal the night before in a 5-3 loss. Brian Foster, UNH (Sr., G, Pembroke, N.H.) Registered a career-high 47 saves on Friday at Wisconsin; he had 77 saves in two games this weekend. Brian Gibbons, BC (Jr., F, Braintree, Mass.) Recorded a team-high four points (1g,3a) in the home-and-home split with Merrimack. Jimmy Hayes, BC (So., F, Dorchester, Mass.) Tallied three points two goals and one assist in a two-game split with Merrimack. Matt Irwin, UMass (So., D, Brentwood Bay, B.C.) Had three points (2g,1a) on the weekend in the split with Providence. Michael Scheu, UML (So., F, Buffalo, N.Y.) Scored a pair of goals, his first two of the season, in the home-and-home split with BU. Ben Smith, BC (Sr., F, Avon, Conn.) Recorded two goals, including the decisive goal in Friday s 4-3 win, and finished with three points in the split with MC. David Vallorani, UML (So., F, Hamilton, Ont.) Tallied three points (0g, 3a) in UML s weekend split with Boston University. Alex Velischek, PC (Fr., F, Kinnelon, N.J.) Had one assist in each game of a weekend split against No. 17 UMass. Paul Worthington, UML (Sr., F, Penndel, Pa.) Tallied three points (1g, 2a) in the River Hawks weekend split with Boston University. The 26th Annual HOCKEY EAST Championship Tournament March 19-20, 2010 at the TD Garden, Boston, Mass. CAREER FIRSTS/MILESTONES/WHO s HOT? Matt Bergland, PC (Faribault, Minn.) On a four-game point streak with seven points (4g,3a) in that span Kyle Bigos, MC (Upland, Calif.) Notched his first career goal on the power play Friday. Brandon Brodhag, MC (Brooklyn Park, Minn.) Tallied his first career goal and assist on Friday Head coach Greg Cronin, NU 150th game as Huskies head coach with Saturday s win Tickets go onsale the first Saturday in December. To purchase tickets call (800) , visit or the TD Banknorth Garden Box Office Brian Foster, UNH (Pembroke, N.H.) Stopped 77 shots in 107:12 in two games at Wisconsin Matt Irwin, UMass (Brentwood Bay, B.C.) Has scored a point in eight straight games (8g,5a) dating back to last season Brian Keane s, UMass (Shortsville, N.Y.) Scored the game-winning goal at PC for his third in seven career goals Pat Kimball, MC (Framingham, Mass.) J.C. Robitaille, MC (Des Ruisseaux, QC) Each appeared in their 100th career game on Friday for MC HOCKEY EAST THREE STARS AWARD At the conclusion of each Hockey East game, the Three Stars of The Game are selected. Here are this season s leaders to date: Rk. Name Cl. Pos. School 1. Alex Beaudry So. G Providence Brandon Brodhag Fr. F Merrimack David Vallorani So. F UMass-Lowell 2. Bobby Butler Sr. F New Hampshire James Marcou Jr. F Massachusetts Stevie Moses So. F New Hampshire Will Ortiz Sr. F Massachusetts Francois Ouimet Sr. F Merrimack David Vallorani So. F UMass-Lowell Colin Vock Sr. F Vermont Jordan Kremyr (Cloverdale, B.C.) Has recorded at least one point in six of the seven games Maine s power play The Black Bears have scored at least one power play in every game this season. The Black Bears have 13 goals in 47 power play opportunities this year for a 27.7 power play percentage Tyler McNeely, NU (Burnaby, B.C.) Played in his 75th career game at New Hampshire The MERRIMACK line of Jeff Velleca, Stephane Da Costa, Brandon Brodhag Combined for 11 points in two games against BC Stevie Moses, UNH (Leominster, Mass.) has three goals in the last three games for the Wildcats Will Ortiz, UMass (Framingham, Mass.) Played in his 100th career game against Providence on Oct. 31 David Vallorani, UML (Hamilton, Ont.) Has six points (2g, 4a) in his last four games

3 TEAM NOTES Boston College: BC lost to Merrimack for the first time since Feb. 15, 2003 spanning 21 games during which BC went The Eagles won Friday s game at home and are against the Warriors inside Conte Forum since Halloween Freshman goaltender Parker Milner (Pittsburgh, Pa) made 15 saves to earn the win in his collegiate debut in Friday s 4-3 win over Merrimack, snapping a string of 83-straight starts by junior John Muse (East Falmouth, Mass.)...Senior defenseman Carl Sneep (Nisswa, Minn.) tallied one point in each game this weekend and leads all BC defensemen in points with three (1g,2a) through four games...freshman center Pat Mullane (Wallingford, Conn.) notched an assist on Hayes goal for his first collegiate point. Boston University: The Terriers used the first two-goal performance of sophomore David Warsofsky s career to post a 5-4 overtime victory at No. 8 UMass Lowell on Friday Junior Colby Cohen, who scored the overtime winner in last year s national championship game, did the same against the River Hawks on Friday, helping the Terriers keep alive an impressive streak. They have not lost a conference game in overtime since Feb. 21, 2003 (5-4) at Providence The Terriers are undefeated (9-0-1) in their last 10 games in which they have been outshot. This streak dates back to Jan. 26, 2008, as UNH was the last team to top BU while recording more shots BU successfully killed off 22 of its opponents first 23 power plays this season The Terriers will visit Northeastern and Maine next weekend. BU is a combined against the Huskies and Black Bears over the past four seasons. The Terriers have not lost a regular-season game against Maine since Jan. 22, Maine: Freshman Adam Shemansky scored a pair of goals in Maine s win over #10 Vermont to take over the team lead in goals scored with five. Shemansky has four power play goals Maine has 13 power play goals and are scoring at a 27.7 clip with the man-advantage The Black Bears are averaging 1.86 power play goals per game Maine has scored at least one power play goal in all seven games this season The three power play goals against Vermont were the most since Maine scored four against Boston University on March 14, 2009 Maine s Gustav Nyquist extended his point scoring streak to six games with an assist in the game against Vermont Maine s top three scorers have 24 points between them, yet have been whistled for just one penalty for two minutes between them The Black Bears recorded a season-high 39 shots on goal against Vermont Former Black Bears Keith Carney was inducted into the UMaine Sports Hall of Fame on Saturday, Oct. 31, Massachusetts: UMass started the year 4-0 for the first time since and with a 3-0 mark in Hockey East prior to the loss to Providence was off to its best start in league play ever UMass ranks 6th nationally in scoring offense (3.80 gpg) and 3rd in power play conversion (11/ %) 11 of UMass 19 goals scored have been on the power play UMass is outscoring opponents 8-to-2 in the third period this season UMass will face Niagara in a home-and-home series this weekend, the first meeting between the two schools since 2006 UMass is all-time in the series with Niagara. UMass-Lowell: #8 UMass Lowell (4-2-0, HE) split its homeand-home series with the #4 BU Terriers Saturday marked the River Hawks first win against BU since March 15, 2008, snapping a six-game losing streak to the Terriers Senior Paul Worthington (Langhorne, Pa.), who recorded a career-high three points in the last win over BU, tallied three points (1g, 2a) in the series including an assist on Saturday s game-winner Following the weekend series, four of the last five meetings between the two clubs have been decided by one-goal The River Hawks are averaging a conference low 10 penalty minutes per game Nick Schaus (Buffalo, N.Y.) became the first UML skater to score a point in his first three games of the season since Barry Goers (Ivyland, Pa.) in David Vallorani picked up three points on the weekend and is now tied with Kory Falite (Billerica, Mass.) for the River Hawk lead as both have six points on two goals and four assists Michael Scheu returned from an ankle injury this weekend to score his first two goals of the season Up next, UML will travel to Vermont on Friday night before returning home for a Sunday showdown with UNH on ESPNU. Merrimack: Merrimack improved to 5-0 at home with a 5-3 win over #12 Boston College Sunday, its best start at home since the season, its last season as a ECAC member before joining Hockey East Chris Barton (Calgary, Alb.) continues to lead all Hockey East players with seven goals, while Stephane Da Costa (Paris, France) is second with six goals and has 10 points, tops among rookies Merrimack snapped a 20-game winless streak (0-16-4) against Boston College dating back to February 15, 2003 with the 5-3 victory...the victory was the first for BC alum Mark Dennehy against the Eagles as coach of the Warriors Merrimack is 2-1 in Hockey East play for the first time since the campaign With a power play goal in each game against the Eagles, Merrimack has at least a man-advantage tally in six straight games Senior captain Pat Bowen (Marshfield, Mass.) notched an assist in each game this weekend, extending his point streak to five games. Bowen leads all Hockey East defensemen with eight assists The line of Da Costa, Brandon Brodhag and Jeff Velleca combined for 11 points in two games against the Eagles, with each registering a goal and an assist in Sunday s win Merrimack exploded for five unanswered goals in Sunday s victory After playing a league-high eight games in the first month of the season, the Warriors will be idle this weekend before opening a home-and-home series with Boston University on November 13. New Hampshire: UNH dropped a pair of non-conference games at #19 Wisconsin. The Wildcats are now 0-9 lifetime at Wisconsin Brian Foster turned away a career-high 47 shots of Friday night Peter LeBlanc (Hamilton, Ont.) potted a short-handed goal on Friday night. It was his first tally of the season and the first shorthanded goal for the Wildcats this season Stevie Moses score UNH s lone goal on Saturday at Wisconsin. Moses has three goals in the last three games for New Hampshire UNH is the only unbeaten team in Hockey East...The Wildcats will play a pair of television Hockey East games this weekend when they play host to Boston College Friday night (7 p.m.) live on NESN and at UMass Lowell Sunday afternoon (5 p.m.) live on ESPNU. Northeastern: The freshman class continues to impress as the young nucleus of Huskies leads the sophomores, juniors and seniors with 10 overall points (5-5-10). Both the juniors (5-4-9) and seniors (2-7-9) have totaled nine points while the sophomore class (1-3-4) has contributed for four points. The newcomers have accounted for 31.3 percent of the Huskies offense through five games.freshman Chris Rawlings has made at least 30 saves in four out of his five starts. The North Delta, B.C. native stopped 30 shots at both UNH and UML this past weekend coupled with a 33 and 34-save effort in the weekend opener at CC, respectively. He has amassed 154 saves through five games (30.8 saves per game). Only two others goalies in the conference (Alex Beaudry, PC (186 saves) and Brian Foster, UNH (182 saves) have totaled more saves than Rawlings...Northeastern has converted at least one powerplay goal in all five regular-season games thus far. Providence College: The Friars earned a weekend split against No. 17 UMass, losing, 5-3, on Friday at Schneider Arena before handing the Minutemen their first loss of the season (2-1 on Saturday at the Mullins Center ) Sophomore goaltender Alex Beaudry made a career-high 47 saves, including 20 in the third period during Saturday s win Prior to Saturday s performance, Beaudry s career high was 42 saves, a feat he accomplished on January 16, 2009 in a victory at UMass. Beaudry s 47 saves are the most by a PC goalie since Tyler Sims made 59 saves in a Hockey East Quarterfinal double overtime game at UNH. In addition, the 47 saves are the most by a PC goalie in a regular-season game since Bobby Goepfert recorded 47 stops against Northeastern on January 4, 2004 The Friars, who won four road games last season, already have four victories away from Schneider Arena this season PC also has already matched the number of one-goal victories from last season (3) Prior to Friday s 5-3 loss, the Friars had held opponents to two goals or fewer in five consecutive games After not scoring on the man advantage in the first three games, the Friars have scored four power-play goals in the last four contests PC has 11 players with at least one goal this season. Vermont: Sophomore Matt Marshall (Hingham, Mass.) scored his first goal of the season in Friday s loss to Maine It was Marshall s first goal since Nov. 2 of last season in a win at Dartmouth Marshall became the 11th different Catamount to score a goal this season Senior Brayden Irwin (Toronto, Ont.) extended his scoring streak to five games with an assist against the Black Bears The Catamounts play 11 of their next 14 games at home after playing four of their first five contests on the road Vermont has started the season 1-3 on the road after going away from Gutterson Fieldhouse last season Sophomore goalie Rob Madore (Pittsburgh, Pa.) is averaging 31 saves per game Vermont hosts UMass-Lowell on Friday (7:05 p.m.) and Providence on Sunday (4 p.m.) The Catamounts went against the River Hawks last season and against the Friars.

4 HOCKEY EAST WEEKLY AWARDS HOCKEY EAST PLAYER OF THE WEEK Week Player (School) Oct. 12 James Marcou (Massachusetts) Oct. 19 Stephane Da Costa (Merrimack) Oct. 26 Matt Bergland (Providence College) Nov. 2 David Warsofsky (Boston University) PRO AMBITIONS ROOKIE OF THE WEEK Week Player (School) Oct. 12 Garrett Vermeersch (Northeastern) Oct. 19 Chris McCarthy (Vermont) Oct. 26 Dalton Speelman (New Hampshire) Nov. 2 Brandon Brodhag (Merrimack) Adam Shemansky (Maine) PURE HOCKEY DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK Week Player (School) Oct. 12 Alex Beaudry (Providence College) Oct. 19 Paul Dainton (Massachusetts) Oct. 26 Karl Stollery (Merrimack) Nov. 2 Alex Beaudry (Providence College) THIS DATE IN HOCKEY EAST HISTORY Nov. 1, 1986: Billy Riley collects his 300th win behind the Lowell bench as ULowell defeats Merrimack, 4-3, at the Tully Forum. Nov. 1, 1996: UNH defeats Northeastern 7-3 to begin a program-best 14-game winning streak that ran until Jan. 3, Nov. 1, 2002: The Friars defeated UMass 2-1 in overtime to improve to 6-0, the best six-game start in school history. Nov. 2, 1991: Former NHL star Bruce Crowder earns his first victory as UMass Lowell s head coach as the River Hawks defeat Elmira, 9-2, in the first round of the USAir Classic in Providence, Rhode Island. Nov. 2, 1997: Kris Porter tallies four goals in 9-1 win over Air Force. Nov. 7, 2005: Jon Quick earns his first-ever Hockey East Rookie of the Week honor after making 49 saves in a loss to Providence. COMMISsIONERS CORNER with Joe Bertagna The early season results to date seem to indicate that it is going to be tough to earn a weekend sweep when playing a league opponent on consecutive nights. Through this same date last year, four such series had been completed and here are the results: Northeastern took two games at Maine; Massachusetts swept a home-and-home series with Providence; Boston College swept a home-and-home series with Merrimack; and UNH took three of four points in a home-and-home series with Northeastern. This year, there have been three home-and-home series, all of them played this past weekend. The results? BU and Lowell split, UMass and Providence split; BC and Merrimack split. What is also interesting to note is that in the four games played by BU-UML and PC-UMass, the visiting team won all four games. We talk a good deal about parity in Hockey East and the ability for any team to defeat any opponent on a given night. It sounds like propaganda at times. This year, the early results seem to back up the claim. There are seven more home-andhome series in the month of November. Let s check back after Thanksgiving to see if anyone is able to enjoy a four-point weekend in that stretch of games. It is this type of competition, weekend after weekend, that prepares Hockey East teams for the post-season and leads to the league-wide success enjoyed in March and April in recent years. DIVISION I MEN S NATIONAL POLLS USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine Men s College Hockey Poll - #5 Rk. School (FPV) LR Record 1. Miami University, 504 (29) North Dakota, Denver, 457 (4) University of Michigan, Boston University, Cornell University, Yale University, 291 (1) UMass-Lowell, Notre Dame, Nebraska Omaha, Colorado College, Bemidji State, Princeton, Alaska, 87 NR Vermont, USCHO.com/CBS College Sports Div. I Men s Poll Minneapolis, Minn. Rk. Team (FPV) Record Pts. LW 1. Miami (41) Denver (4) North Dakota Michigan Cornell Yale (1) Boston University UMass.-Lowell Notre Dame Nebraska-Omaha Bemidji State Colorado College Alaska Princeton Vermont Boston College Michigan State Wisconsin Massachusetts Minnesota-Duluth NR

5 Boston College (1-2-0 HEA) 4 ST. FRANCIS XAVIER W, U.S. UNDER-18 TEAM W, at Vermont* (ESPNU) L, at Notre Dame W, MERRIMACK* W, at Merrimack* L, at New Hampshire* (NESN) 7pm 7 NORTHEASTERN* 7pm 14 VERMONT* 7pm 15 VERMONT* 4pm 20 at Maine* 7pm 21 at Maine* 7pm 27 CLARKSON 5pm 4 at Massachusetts* 7pm 5 at Boston University* 7pm 9 at Harvard 7pm 12 at Providence* 7pm 1 vs. St. Lawrence & 6:30pm 2 vs. Denver & 9pm 8 vs. Boston U.* (NESN) 7:30pm (at Fenway Park) 12 PROVIDENCE* 7pm 15 MAINE* 7pm 22 BOSTON U.* (NESN) 7:30pm 23 at UMass-Lowell* 7pm 29 PROVIDENCE* 7pm 1 vs. Harvard (BP) 5pm 5 at Massachusetts* (NESN) 7:30pm 8 vs. BU/Northeastern (BP) 5/8pm 12 at UMass-Lowell* 7pm 13 UMASS-LOWELL* 7pm 19 at Northeastern* 7pm 21 NORTHEASTERN* (ESPNU) 3pm 23 MERRIMACK * 7pm 26 MASSACHUSETTS* 7pm 5 at New Hampshire* (NESN) 7:30pm 6 NEW HAMPSHIRE* 7pm (BP) Beanpot Tournament Home games in CAPS * denotes Hockey East game Boston University (1-2-0 HEA) 3 ST. FRANCIS XAVIER T, 2-2 OT 10 U.S UNDER-18 TEAM W, at Massachusetts* L, NOTRE DAME (ESPNU) L, MICHIGAN W, at UMass-Lowell* W, 5-4 OT 31 UMASS-LOWELL* L, at Northeastern* 7pm 8 at Maine* 7pm 13 at Merrimack* 7pm 14 MERRIMACK* 7pm 20 at New Hampshire* 7pm 21 NEW HAMPSHIRE * 7pm 24 at Harvard 7:30pm 28 vs. Cornell (MSG) 8pm 4 VERMONT* 7pm 5 BOSTON COLLEGE* 7pm 11 RENSSELAER 7pm 2 MASSACHUSETTS* (ESPNU) 4pm 8 vs. Boston College *(NESN) 7:30pm (at Fenway Park) 15 at Providence* (NESN) 7:30pm 16 MERRIMACK* 7pm 22 at Boston College* (NESN) 7:30pm 23 NEW HAMPSHIRE* 7pm 29 MASSACHUSETTS* 7pm 1 vs. Northeastern (BP, NESN) 8pm 5 at UMass-Lowell* 7pm 8 vs. BC/Northeastern (BP) 5/8pm 12 MAINE* (NESN) 7:30pm 13 MAINE* 7pm 19 at Providence* 7pm 20 PROVIDENCE * 7pm 26 at Vermont* (NESN) 7:30pm 28 at Vermont* (ESPNU) 3pm 5 NORTHEASTERN* 7pm 6 at Northeastern* 7pm (BP) Beanpot Tournament Maine (1-2-0 HEA) 9 at Union L, at Union L, MICHIGAN ST. (WABI-TV) L, MICHIGAN ST. (WABI-TV) W, at Massachusetts* L, at New Hampshire* L, VERMONT* (WABI-TV) W, BOSTON UNIVERSITY* 7pm 13 at Northeastern* 7pm 14 at Northeastern* 7pm 20 BOSTON COLLEGE* 7pm 21 BOSTON COLLEGE* 7pm 27 at UMass-Lowell * 7pm 28 vs. St. Lawrence (at CCCC) 7pm 4 PROVIDENCE* (WABI-TV) 7pm 5 PROVIDENCE* 7pm 12 NORTHEASTERN* 7pm 29 vs. Princeton# 4pm 30 vs. Colorado Coll./Cornell# 4/7pm 2 NEW BRUNSWICK 7pm 9 MERRIMACK* (WABI-TV) 7pm 15 at Boston College* 7pm 16 at Providence* 7pm 23 U.S UNDER-18 TEAM 7pm 29 at Vermont* 7pm 30 at Vermont* 7pm 5 NEW HAMPSHIRE* 7pm 6 NEW HAMPSHIRE* (WABI-TV) 7pm 12 at Boston U.* (NESN) 7:30pm 13 at Boston University* 7pm 19 UMASS-LOWELL* 7pm 20 UMASS-LOWELL* (WABI-TV) 7pm 26 at Merrimack* 7pm 27 at Merrimack* 7pm 5 MASSACHUSETTS* 7pm 6 MASSACHUSETTS* (WABI-TV) 7pm # - Florida College Classic Massachusetts (2-1-0 HEA) 3 NEW BRUNSWICK (Exh.) L, RENSSELAER W, BOSTON UNIVERSITY* W, MAINE* W, at Providence* (COX-TV) W, PROVIDENCE* L, NIAGARA 7pm 8 at Niagara 2pm 13 NEW HAMPSHIRE* 7pm 14 NEW HAMPSHIRE* 7pm 19 at Yale 7pm 24 at Vermont* 7pm 28 at Quinnipiac (NESN) 3pm 4 BOSTON COLLEGE* 7pm 5 at UMass-Lowell* 7pm 12 MERRIMACK* 7pm 29 vs. Union# 4pm 30 vs. Bentley/Connecticut 4/7pm 2 at Boston University* (ESPNU) 4pm 9 at New Hampshire* 7pm 10 at Northeastern* (ESPNU) 8pm 15 UMASS-LOWELL* 7pm 16 at UMass-Lowell* 7pm 23 VERMONT* 7pm 24 VERMONT* (ESPNU) 3pm 29 at Boston Unviversity* 7pm 30 at Providence* (COX-TV) 7pm 5 BOSTON COLLEGE* (NESN) 7:30pm 12 NORTHEASTERN* 7pm 13 at Northeastern* 7pm 19 at Merrimack* 7pm 20 MERRIMACK* (NESN) 7:30pm 26 at Boston College* 7pm 5 at Maine* 7pm 6 at Maine* 7pm UMass-Lowell (2-1-0 HEA) 4 ACADIA W, vs. St. Lawrence % W, vs. Nebraska-Omaha % L, COLGATE W, NORTHEASTERN* W, BOSTON U.* L, 4-5 OT 31 at Boston University* W, at Vermont* 7pm 8 NEW HAMPSHIRE* (ESPNU) 5pm 13 at Alabama-Huntsville 8pm 14 at Alabama-Huntsville 8pm 21 MERRIMACK* 7pm 24 at Providence* 7pm 27 MAINE* 7pm 4 at New Hampshire* 7pm 5 MASSACHUSETTS* 7pm 11 PRINCETON 7pm 12 PRINCETON 4pm 2 vs. Holy Cross$ 4pm 3 vs. N Eastern/Dartmouth$ 4/7pm 8 at New Hampshire* 7pm 9 at Northeastern* (NESN) 7:30pm 15 at Massachusetts* 7pm 16 MASSACHUSETTS* 7pm 22 MERRIMACK* 7pm 23 BOSTON COLLEGE* 7pm 29 at Northeastern* 7pm 5 BOSTON UNIVERSITY* 7pm 6 at Merrimack* 7pm 12 BOSTON COLLEGE* 7pm 13 at Boston College* 7pm 19 at Maine* 7pm 20 at Maine* 7pm 27 at Providence* 7pm 26 PROVIDENCE* 7pm 5 VERMONT* 7pm 6 VERMONT* 7pm % - Ice Breaker Tournament ( $ - Dartmouth Tournament

6 Merrimack (2-1-0 HEA) 9 at North Dakota (FCS) L, at North Dakota (FCS) L, HOLY CROSS W, ARMY W, VERMONT* W, UCONN W, at Boston College L, BOSTON COLLEGE* W, BOSTON UNIVERSITY* 7pm 14 at Boston University* 7pm 21 at UMass-Lowell* 7pm 28 NEW HAMPSHIRE* 4pm 4 NORTHEASTERN* 7pm 5 at Northeastern* 7pm 12 at Massachusetts* 7pm 2 vs. Wisconsin% 8pm 3 vs. Ferris State/Yale% 5pm 9 at Maine* 7pm 16 at Boston University* 7pm 22 at UMass-Lowell* 7pm 23 PROVIDENCE* 7pm 29 NEW HAMPSHIRE* 7pm 30 at NEW HAMPSHIRE 7pm 5 MERRIMACK* 7pm 6 UMASS-LOWELL* 7pm 12 at Vermont* 7pm 13 at Vermont* 7pm 19 MASSACHUSETTS* 7pm 23 at Boston College* 7pm 20 at Massachusetts* (NESN) 7:30pm 26 MAINE* 7pm 27 MAINE* 7pm 5 at Providence* 7pm 6 PROVIDENCE* 7pm % - Badger Classic Home games in CAPS * denotes Hockey East games New Hampshire (2-0-0 HEA) 3 ACADIA (Exh.) W, at Resselaer L, MIAMI L, MIAMI T, 5-5 OT 23 NORTHEASTERN* (NESN) W, MAINE* W, at Wisconsin L, at Wisconsin L, BOSTON COLLEGE* (NESN) 7pm 8 at UMass-Lowell* (ESPNU) 5pm 13 at Massachusetts* 7pm 14 at Massachusetts* 7pm 20 BOSON UNIVERSITY* 7pm 21 at Boston University* 7pm 28 at Merrimack* 4pm 4 UMASS-LOWELL* 7pm 6 at Vermont* (ESPNU) 3pm 11 at Providence* 7pm 3 CORNELL (ESPNU) 3pm 8 UMASS-LOWELL* 7pm 9 MASSACHUSETTS* 7pm 16 vs. Dartmouth (VWA) 7pm 22 at Providence* 7pm 23 at BOSTON UNIVERSITY* 7pm 29 at Merrimack* 7pm 30 MERRIMACK* 7pm 5 at Maine* (WABI-TV) 7pm 6 at Maine* 7pm 12 PROVIDENCE* 7pm 19 VERMONT* (NESN) 7:30pm 20 VERMONT* 7pm 26 at Northeastern* 7pm 27 NORTHEASTERN* 7:30pm 5 BOSTON COLLEGE* (NESN) 7:30pm 6 at Boston College* 7pm Northeastern (0-2-0 HEA) 3 ST. THOMAS (Exh.) W, at Colorado College L, at Colorado College W, BENTLEY W, at New Hampshire* (NESN) L, at UMass-Lowell* L, BOSTON UNIVERSITY* 7pm 7 at Boston College* 7pm 13 MAINE* 7pm 14 MAINE* 7pm 20 PROVIDENCE* 7pm 21 at Providence* 7pm 27 VERMONT* 7pm 4 at Merrimack* 7pm 5 MERRIMACK* 7pm 12 at Maine* 7pm 2 vs. Dartmouth$ 7pm 3 vs. Holy Cross/UML $ 4/7pm 9 UMASS-LOWELL* (NESN) 7:30pm 10 MASSACHUSETTS* (ESPNU) 8pm 15 at Vermont* 7pm 16 at Vermont* 7pm 19 PROVIDENCE* 7pm 29 UMASS-LOWELL* 7pm 1 vs. Boston U. (BP, NESN) 8pm 5 at Merrimack* 7pm 8 vs. BC/Harvard (BP) 5/8pm 12 at Massachusetts* 7pm 13 MASSACHUSETTS* 7pm 19 BOSTON COLLEGE* 7pm 21 at Boston College* (ESPNU) 3pm 26 NEW HAMPSHIRE* 7pm 27 at New Hampshire* 7pm 5 at Boston University* 7pm 6 BOSTON UNIVERSITY* 7pm Providence (1-1-0 HEA) 9 NEW BRUNSWICK L, HOLY CROSS (COX-TV) W, at Notre Dame W, at Notre Dame L, at Bowling Green W, at Bowling Green W, MASSACHUSETTS* (COX-TV) 7pm 31 at Massachusetts* L, at Vermont* W, BROWN (Mayor s Cup) 7pm 20 at Northeastern* 7pm 21 NORTHEASTERN* (COX-TV) 7pm 24 UMASS-LOWELL* 7pm 27 at Dartmouth 7pm 4 at Maine* 7pm 5 at Maine* 7pm 11 NEW HAMPSHIRE* (COX-TV) 7pm 12 BOSTON COLLEGE* (COX-TV) 7pm 12 at Boson College* 7pm 15 BOSTON U. * (NESN) 7:30pm 16 MAINE* (COX-TV) 7pm 19 at Northeastern* 7pm 22 NEW HAMPSHIRE* 7pm 23 at Merrimack* 7pm 29 at Boston College* 7pm 30 MASSACHUSETTS* (COX-TV) 7pm 5 VERMONT* 7pm 6 VERMONT* (COX-TV) 7pm 12 at New Hampshire* 7pm 19 BOSTON UNIVERSITY* 7pm 20 at Boston University* 7pm 26 at UMass-Lowell* 7pm 27 UMASS-LOWELL* 7pm 5 MERRIMACK* 7pm 6 at Merrimack* 7pm Vermont (1-2-0 HEA) 4 NEW BRUNSWICK L, 2-3 OT 9 at Denver L, at Denver W, BOSTON COLLEGE* (ESPNU) W, at Merrimack* L, at Maine* L, UMASS-LOWELL* 7pm 8 PROVIDENCE* 4pm 14 at Boston College* 7pm 15 at Boston College* 4pm 24 MASSACHUSETTS* 7pm 27 at Northeastern* 7pm 30 YALE 7pm 4 at Boston University* 7pm 6 NEW HAMPSHIRE* (ESPNU) 3pm 12 ST. LAWRENCE 7pm 19 DARTMOUTH 4pm 2 7pm 3 7pm 15 NORTHEASTERN* 7pm 16 NORTHEASTERN* 7pm 23 at Massachusetts* 7pm 24 at Massachusetts* (ESPNU) 3pm 29 MAINE* 7pm 30 MAINE* 7pm 5 at Providence* 7pm 6 at Providence* 7pm 12 MERRIMACK* 7pm 13 MERRIMACK* 7pm 19 at New Hampshire* (NESN) 7:30pm 20 at New Hampshire* 7pm 26 BOSTON U.* (NESN) 7:30pm 28 BOSTON U.* (ESPNU) 3pm 5 at UMass-Lowell* 7pm 6 at UMass-Lowell* - Catamount Cup

7 National Category Leaders Points Per Game GP G-A-P P/GM 1 Alex Killorn (TBL) Harvard SO F Denny Kearney Yale JR F James Marcou Massachusetts JR F Colin Greening (OTT) Cornell SR F Riley Nash (EDM) Cornell JR F Michael Biega Harvard JR F Chris Huxley Harvard JR D Daniel Moriarty Harvard SO F Marshall Everson Harvard FR F Louis Leblanc Harvard FR F Broc Little Yale JR F Brian O'Neill Yale SO F Matthew Irwin Massachusetts SO D Brandon Wong Quinnipiac SR F Dave Jarman Sacred Heart SR F Brendan Smith (DET) Wisconsin JR D Jack Connolly Minnesota Duluth SO F Justin Fontaine Minnesota Duluth JR F Matt Read Bemidji State JR F Bill Sweatt (CHI) Colorado College SR F Stephane Da Costa Merrimack FR F Brett Olson Michigan Tech SO F Blake Kessel (NYI) New Hampshire SO D Mark Olver (COA) Northern Michigan JR F Corey Tropp (BUF) Michigan State JR F Goals Against Average Minutes GA GAA 1 Mike Clemente Brown SO 61: Scott Greenham Alaska SO 369: Marc Cheverie (FLA) Denver JR 282: Brett Bennett (PHO) Wisconsin JR 179: John Faulkner Nebraska-Omaha SO 254: Pat Nagle Ferris State JR 243: Ben Meisner American International FR 118: Reid Ellingson Northern Michigan SO 151: Scott Gudmandson Wisconsin JR 183: Cal Heeter Ohio State SO 243: Dan Bakala Bemidji State SO 308: Brad Eidsness (BUF) North Dakota SO 303: Cody Reichard Miami SO 336: Ben Scrivens Cornell SR 61: Dan Dunn (WSH) St. Cloud State JR 181: Taylor Nelson Ferris State SO 239: Ryan Rondeau Yale JR 59: Bryan Hogan Michigan JR 358: Eric Hartzell Quinnipiac FR 149: Alex Beaudry Providence SO 358: Alex Kangas (ATL) Minnesota JR 238: Zane Kalemba Princeton SR 118: Cameron Talbot Alabama-Huntsville JR 483: Mike Lee (PHO) St. Cloud State FR 306: Joe Howe Colorado College FR 304: Points Per Game (Defensemen) GP G-A-P P/GM 1 Chris Huxley Harvard JR D Matthew Irwin Massachusetts SO D Brendan Smith (DET) Wisconsin JR D Blake Kessel (NYI) New Hampshire SO D Dan Ringwald RIT SR D Justin Braun (SJS) Massachusetts SR D Brad Hunt Bemidji State SO D Chay Genoway North Dakota SR D Pat Bowen Merrimack SR D Joe Sova Alaska SO D Kevin Shattenkirk (COA) Boston University JR D Sean Whitney Cornell SO D Nick D'Agostino (PIT) Cornell FR D Evan Stephens Dartmouth JR D Chad Morin Harvard SR D Jeff Petry (EDM) Michigan State JR D Tyler Gotto Niagara SR D Denny Urban Robert Morris JR D Paul Ferraro Sacred Heart SR D Peter Child St. Lawrence SO D Mike Matczak Yale JR D Kevin Peel Yale SO D Save Percentage Saves GA Save % 1 Mike Clemente Brown SO Marc Cheverie (FLA) Denver JR Ben Meisner American International FR Ryan Rondeau Yale JR Scott Greenham Alaska SO Reid Ellingson Northern Michigan SO Cal Heeter Ohio State SO Zane Kalemba Princeton SR Alex Beaudry Providence SO Alex Kangas (ATL) Minnesota JR Cameron Talbot Alabama-Huntsville JR Scott Gudmandson Wisconsin JR Pat Nagle Ferris State JR Joe Howe Colorado College FR John Faulkner Nebraska-Omaha SO Dan Bakala Bemidji State SO Ben Scrivens Cornell SR Eric Levine Robert Morris FR Kyle Richter Harvard JR Brett Bennett (PHO) Wisconsin JR Points Per Game (Freshmen) GP G-A-P P/GM 1 Marshall Everson Harvard F Louis Leblanc Harvard F Stephane Da Costa Merrimack F Kyle Flanagan St. Lawrence F Adam Pleskach American International F Dan Koudys Bentley F Derek Grant Michigan State F Rylan Schwartz Colorado College F John Kruse Air Force F Andy Taranto Alaska F Jordan George Bemidji State F Nick D'Agostino (PIT) Cornell D Adam Shemansky Maine F Rocco Carzo Massachusetts F Chris Brown (PHO) Michigan F Wayne Simpson Union F Trevor Elias Western Michigan F Andrew Miller Yale F Brandon Pirri (CHI) Rensselaer F Kyle De Laurell Air Force F Winning Percentage W-L-T Win % 1 Marc Cheverie (FLA) Denver JR Robby Moss St. Lawrence SO Ben Scrivens Cornell SR Kyle Richter Harvard JR Ryan Rondeau Yale JR Scott Greenham Alaska SO Cody Reichard Miami SO Dan Bakala Bemidji State SO Joe Howe Colorado College FR Paul Dainton Massachusetts JR Drew Palmisano Michigan State SO John Faulkner Nebraska-Omaha SO Brady Hjelle Minnesota Duluth SO Taylor Nelson Ferris State SO Andrew Braithwaite Merrimack SR Steven Legatto Sacred Heart FR Brad Eidsness (BUF) North Dakota SO Bryan Hogan Michigan JR Alex Beaudry Providence SO Joe Calvi Bentley JR Scott Darling (PHO) Maine SO Bobby Jarosz Michigan State SR Eric Hartzell Quinnipiac FR Dan Dunn (WSH) St. Cloud State JR Brett Bennett (PHO) Wisconsin JR

8 National Category Leaders Goals Per Game GP G G/GM 1 Alex Killorn (TBL) Harvard SO F Nick Johnson Sacred Heart SR F Justin Fontaine Minnesota Duluth JR F Stephane Da Costa Merrimack FR F Adam Pleskach American International FR F Matthew Irwin Massachusetts SO D Colin Greening (OTT) Cornell SR F Patrick Kennedy Cornell JR F Joe Devin Cornell JR F Joe Gaudet Dartmouth SR F Rob Smith Dartmouth SR F Adam Estoclet Dartmouth JR F Daniel Moriarty Harvard SO F Marshall Everson Harvard FR F Louis Leblanc Harvard FR F Sean Backman Yale SR F Broc Little Yale JR F Kevin Limbert Yale SO F Kevin Peel Yale SO D Andrew Miller Yale FR F Chris Barton Merrimack JR F Corey Tropp (BUF) Michigan State JR F Matt Read Bemidji State JR F Tyler Johnson Colorado College JR F Malcolm Gwilliam Michigan Tech SR F Rich Purslow Nebraska-Omaha JR F Assists Per Game GP A A/GM 1 Denny Kearney Yale JR F Riley Nash (EDM) Cornell JR F Michael Biega Harvard JR F Chris Huxley Harvard JR D Brian O'Neill Yale SO F James Marcou Massachusetts JR F Brendan Smith (DET) Wisconsin JR D Brandon Wong Quinnipiac SR F Bill Sweatt (CHI) Colorado College SR F Blake Kessel (NYI) New Hampshire SO D Louke Oakley Clarkson SO F Andrew Favot RIT JR F Players Tied With 1.00 Power Play Goals GP PPG/G PPG 1 Justin Fontaine Minnesota Duluth JR ˇ Matthew Irwin Massachusetts SO D Chay Genoway North Dakota SR D Adam Shemansky Maine FR F Chad Nehring Lake Superior JR F Corey Tropp (BUF) Michigan State JR F Casey Wellman Massachusetts SO F Al Mazur RIT SR D Nick Johnson Sacred Heart SR F Blake Geoffrion (NSH) Wisconsin SR F Stephane Da Costa Merrimack FR F Mark Olver (COA) Northern Michigan JR F Gustav Nyquist (DET) Maine SO F Jeff Hajner Air Force SR F Derek Grant Michigan State FR F Calle Ridderwall Notre Dame JR F Chase Polacek Rensselaer JR F Tony Mosey St. Cloud State JR F Game-Winning Goals GP GWG 1 Dan Koudys Bentley FR F 5 2 Nick Johnson Sacred Heart SR F 5 2 Matt Read Bemidji State JR F 6 2 Tyler Johnson Colorado College JR F 6 2 Rylan Schwartz Colorado College FR F 6 2 Jay Silvia Holy Cross SO F 6 2 Brett Olson Michigan Tech SO F 6 2 Eddie Del Grosso Nebraska-Omaha SR D 6 2 Terry Broadhurst Nebraska-Omaha FR F 6 2 J.J. Crew Western Michigan SO F 6 2 Austin Smith (DAL) Colgate SO F 7 2 Justin Fontaine Minnesota Duluth JR F 7 2 Matt Bergland Providence SO F 7 2 Kyle Flanagan St. Lawrence FR F 7 2 Jarod Palmer Miami SR F 8 2 Tommy Wingels Miami JR F 8 2 Dustin Gazley Michigan State JR F 8 2 Corey Tropp (BUF) Michigan State JR F 8 2 Chase Polacek Rensselaer JR F 8 2 Shorthanded Goals GP SHG/G SHG 1 Tony Lucia (SJS) Minnesota SR F Mike Hull Army SO F Players Tied With 1

9 National Team Leaders TEAM SCORING SCORING OFFENSE GP Goals G/GM 1 Harvard Yale Quinnipiac Sacred Heart Colorado College Massachusetts Merrimack Union Bemidji State Michigan Michigan State RIT UMass Lowell Nebraska-Omaha North Dakota Wisconsin Vermont Robert Morris Miami Minnesota Duluth St. Lawrence Denver Ferris State Alaska Cornell Dartmouth Lake Superior Maine Providence Mercyhurst Clarkson Colgate New Hampshire Western Michigan American International Bentley Boston College Army Michigan Tech Niagara Air Force Minnesota State Boston University Northeastern Notre Dame St. Cloud State Rensselaer Northern Michigan Alabama-Huntsville Alaska Anchorage Holy Cross Minnesota Ohio State Canisius Bowling Green Princeton Connecticut Brown TEAM DEFENSE SCORING DEFENSE GP Goals G/GM 1 Brown Alaska Bemidji State North Dakota Wisconsin Notre Dame Ferris State Cornell Michigan Providence Yale Alabama-Huntsville Nebraska-Omaha Western Michigan Miami St. Cloud State Massachusetts Colorado College UMass Lowell Michigan State Minnesota Minnesota Duluth Ohio State Princeton Rensselaer Quinnipiac Denver Holy Cross St. Lawrence Merrimack Boston University Canisius Harvard RIT Colgate Union American International Northeastern Lake Superior Northern Michigan Minnesota State Bentley Air Force Boston College Clarkson Alaska Anchorage Mercyhurst Michigan Tech Niagara Vermont Bowling Green New Hampshire Army Maine Sacred Heart Robert Morris Connecticut Dartmouth

10 National Team Leaders POWER PLAY POWER PLAY Totals SHA PP% 1 Harvard 2/ Colorado College 11/ Massachusetts 11/ Maine 13/ Air Force 10/ American Int'l 4/ Cornell 2/ Dartmouth 1/ Merrimack 10/ Princeton 3/ RIT 9/ St. Lawrence 8/ North Dakota 9/ UMass Lowell 8/ Minnesota Duluth 14/ Michigan State 12/ Nebraska-Omaha 7/ Lake Superior 9/ Alaska 8/ Western Michigan 7/ Miami 9/ Bentley 6/ Northern Michigan 6/ Sacred Heart 6/ Notre Dame 10/ Yale 1/ Northeastern 7/ Ferris State 8/ Michigan 6/ Army 7/ St. Cloud State 9/ Denver 7/ Clarkson 8/ Boston University 5/ Wisconsin 6/ Rensselaer 7/ Union 4/ New Hampshire 6/ Bemidji State 5/ Robert Morris 5/ Providence 4/ Holy Cross 4/ Quinnipiac 4/ Minnesota State 7/ Connecticut 4/ Ohio State 6/ Michigan Tech 4/ Alaska Anchorage 5/ Boston College 3/ Vermont 2/ Canisius 4/ Bowling Green 3/ Colgate 3/ Mercyhurst 3/ Alab-Huntsville 2/ Niagara 1/ Minnesota 1/ Brown 0/ PENALTY KILL PENALTY KILL Totals SHF PK% 1 North Dakota 27/ Wisconsin 30/ Western Michigan 33/ Alaska 21/ Michigan 31/ Bemidji State 28/ Boston University 26/ Merrimack 43/ Colgate 34/ Quinnipiac 24/ Colorado College 31/ Notre Dame 37/ Princeton 7/ Ferris State 40/ Denver 33/ Air Force 32/ Boston College 19/ Lake Superior 31/ Nebraska-Omaha 28/ UMass Lowell 22/ St. Cloud State 27/ Miami 36/ American Int'l 20/ Cornell 5/ New Hampshire 30/ St. Lawrence 35/ Alab-Huntsville 34/ Minnesota Duluth 43/ Alaska Anchorage 37/ Holy Cross 23/ RIT 23/ Providence 30/ Bowling Green 29/ Brown 4/ Rensselaer 36/ Michigan State 42/ Army 30/ Minnesota State 45/ Canisius 26/ Minnesota 26/ Robert Morris 26/ Ohio State 33/ Clarkson 40/ Niagara 25/ Vermont 25/ Maine 26/ Northern Michigan 29/ Bentley 21/ Harvard 3/ Massachusetts 15/ Sacred Heart 21/ Connecticut 32/ Mercyhurst 35/ Yale 5/ Northeastern 18/ Michigan Tech 27/ Union 23/ Dartmouth 1/

11 Hockey East Overall Scoring Leaders Scoring GP G-A-P PPG PIM PP SH GW HT +/- NHL 1 James Marcou UM JR F / Gustav Nyquist ME SO F / DET 3 Stephane Da Costa MC FR F / Blake Kessel UNH SO D / NYI Chris Barton MC JR F / E 6 Matthew Irwin UM SO D / Pat Bowen MC SR D / Casey Wellman UM SO F / E Matt Bergland PC SO F / Bobby Butler UNH SR F / Brayden Irwin UVM SR F / Adam Shemansky ME FR F / E Mike Borisenok UNH SO F / E Joe Cucci MC JR F / E 15 Justin Braun UM SR D / SJS Kory Falite UML SR F / David Vallorani UML SO F / E Kyle MacKinnon PC JR F / Spencer Abbott ME SO F / Peter LeBlanc UNH SR F / CHI Jordan Kremyr PC JR F / Players Tied With 5 Points Defenseman Scoring GP G-A-P PPG PIM PP SH GW HT +/- NHL 1 Blake Kessel UNH SO D / NYI 2 Matthew Irwin UM SO D / Pat Bowen MC SR D / Justin Braun UM SR D / SJS 5 Nick Schaus UML SR D / Kevin Shattenkirk BU JR D / COA Will O'Neill ME SO D / ATL Mark Fayne PC SR D / NJD 9 David Warsofsky BU SO D / STL Maury Edwards UML JR D / Jeff Dimmen ME JR D / Simon Demers MC SO D / Daniel New PC SO D / Alex Velischek PC FR D / PIT Karl Stollery MC SO D / Freshman Scoring GP G-A-P PPG PIM PP SH GW HT +/- NHL 1 Stephane Da Costa MC FR F / Adam Shemansky ME FR F / E 3 Rocco Carzo UM FR F / Aaron Jamnick PC FR F / Alex Chiasson BU FR F / DAL Brandon Brodhag MC FR F / Garrett Vermeersch NU FR F / Alex Velischek PC FR D / PIT 9 Jake Newton NU FR D / Riley Wetmore UML FR F / Matt Mangene ME FR F / Kyle Bigos MC FR D / EDM 13 Chris McCarthy UVM FR F / Chris Kreider BC FR F / E NYR Robbie Vrolyk NU FR F / Wade Megan BU FR F / FLA Dalton Speelman UNH FR F / Chris Rooney PC FR F / Greg Burke UNH FR F / WSH

12 Hockey East Overall Scoring Leaders Goal Scoring GP G GPG 1 Chris Barton MC JR F Stephane Da Costa MC FR F Matthew Irwin UM SO D Adam Shemansky ME FR F Matt Bergland PC SO F Gustav Nyquist ME SO F Bobby Butler UNH SR F Ben Smith BC SR F Alex Chiasson BU FR F Casey Wellman UM SO F Brayden Irwin UVM SR F Paul Worthington UML SR F Scott Campbell UML JR F Blake Kessel UNH SO D Mike Borisenok UNH SO F Stevie Moses UNH SO F Aaron Jamnick PC FR F Assist Scoring GP A APG 1 James Marcou UM JR F Pat Bowen MC SR D Blake Kessel UNH SO D Gustav Nyquist ME SO F Joe Cucci MC JR F Justin Braun UM SR D Casey Wellman UM SO F Spencer Abbott ME SO F Peter LeBlanc UNH SR F Jordan Kremyr PC JR F Kevin Shattenkirk BU JR D Matthew Irwin UM SO D Brayden Irwin UVM SR F Kory Falite UML SR F David Vallorani UML SO F Stephane Da Costa MC FR F Robby Dee ME JR F Bobby Butler UNH SR F Mike Borisenok UNH SO F Kyle MacKinnon PC JR F Alex Velischek PC FR D J.C. Robitaille MC SR F Karl Stollery MC SO D Power Play Goals GP G GPG 1 Matthew Irwin UM SO D Adam Shemansky ME FR F Casey Wellman UM SO F Stephane Da Costa MC FR F Gustav Nyquist ME SO F Tanner House ME JR F Colby Cohen BU JR D Garrett Vermeersch NU FR F Bobby Butler UNH SR F Mike Borisenok UNH SO F Aaron Jamnick PC FR F Chris Barton MC JR F Power Play Points GP G-A-P PPG 1 Casey Wellman UM SO F James Marcou UM JR F Gustav Nyquist ME SO F Matthew Irwin UM SO D Justin Braun UM SR D Adam Shemansky ME FR F Pat Bowen MC SR D Kevin Shattenkirk BU JR D Stephane Da Costa MC FR F Kory Falite UML SR F Jeff Dimmen ME JR D Will O'Neill ME SO D Simon Demers MC SO D Spencer Abbott ME SO F Chris Barton MC JR F Joe Cucci MC JR F Shorthanded Goals GP G GPG 1 David Warsofsky BU SO D Kevin Swallow ME SR F David de Kastrozza ME SR F Peter LeBlanc UNH SR F Game-Winning Goals GP G GPG 1 Matt Bergland PC SO F Ben Smith BC SR F Joe Whitney BC JR F Colin Wright UML FR D Chris Donovan NU SR F Colby Cohen BU JR D Joe Pereira BU JR F Will Ortiz UM SR F Brian Keane UM JR F Michael Marcou UM SO D Rocco Carzo UM FR F Brandon Brodhag MC FR F Steve Silva NU JR F Colin Vock UVM SR F Jonathan Higgins UVM SR F Ben Holmstrom UML SR F Maury Edwards UML JR D David Vallorani UML SO F Francois Ouimet MC JR F Gustav Nyquist ME SO F Adam Shemansky ME FR F Bobby Butler UNH SR F Stevie Moses UNH SO F Eric Baier PC JR D Daniel New PC SO D Aaron Jamnick PC FR F Pat Bowen MC SR D Chris Barton MC JR F Jesse Todd MC SO F Plus-Minus GP +/- 1 Mark Fayne PC SR D Brayden Irwin UVM SR F Wahsontiio Stacey UVM JR F 4 +5 Hat Tricks GP HT 1 Stephane Da Costa MC FR F 6 1 Matt Bergland PC SO F 7 1

13 Hockey East Overall Goaltending Leaders Goals Against Average GP Minutes GA GAA Record SO Saves Save % NHL 1 Alex Beaudry PC SO 6 358: Paul Dainton UM JR 5 299: Carter Hutton UML SR 4 241: Andrew Braithwaite MC SR 4 238: Joe Cannata MC SO 4 238: Chris Rawlings NU FR 5 298: Kieran Millan BU SO 5 296: COA 8 Scott Darling ME SO 5 217: PHO 9 Rob Madore UVM SO 5 297: John Muse BC JR 3 178: Brian Foster UNH SR 7 390: FLA Save Percentage GP Minutes GA GAA Record SO Saves Save % NHL 1 Alex Beaudry PC SO 6 358: Paul Dainton UM JR 5 299: Andrew Braithwaite MC SR 4 238: Chris Rawlings NU FR 5 298: Joe Cannata MC SO 4 238: Carter Hutton UML SR 4 241: Rob Madore UVM SO 5 297: Kieran Millan BU SO 5 296: COA 9 Scott Darling ME SO 5 217: PHO 10 Brian Foster UNH SR 7 390: FLA 11 John Muse BC JR 3 178: Saves GP SVS/G Saves 1 Alex Beaudry PC SO Brian Foster UNH SR Chris Rawlings NU FR Rob Madore UVM SO Paul Dainton UM JR Kieran Millan BU SO Joe Cannata MC SO Andrew Braithwaite MC SR Scott Darling ME SO Carter Hutton UML SR John Muse BC JR Nevin Hamilton UML SR Dave Wilson ME SR Shawn Sirman ME FR Justin Gates PC SO Matt DiGirolamo UNH SO Parker Milner BC FR Shutouts GP Shutouts 1 Carter Hutton UML SR 4 1

14 Hockey East Overall Team Stats TEAM OFFENSE Team Games Goals G/GM 1 Massachusetts Merrimack UMass Lowell Vermont Maine Providence New Hampshire Boston College Boston University Northeastern TEAM DEFENSE Team Games Goals G/GM 1 Providence Massachusetts UMass Lowell Merrimack Boston University Northeastern Boston College Vermont New Hampshire Maine POWER PLAY Team Totals SHA PP % 1 Massachusetts 11/ Maine 13/ Merrimack 10/ UMass Lowell 8/ Northeastern 7/ Boston University 5/ New Hampshire 6/ Providence 4/ Boston College 3/ Vermont 2/ PENALTY KILL Team Totals SHF PK % 1 Boston University 26/ Merrimack 43/ Boston College 19/ UMass Lowell 22/ New Hampshire 30/ Providence 30/ Vermont 25/ Maine 26/ Massachusetts 15/ Northeastern 18/ PENALTY MINUTES Team Games PIM PIM/G 1 Massachusetts Boston University Vermont Maine New Hampshire Boston College Merrimack Providence Northeastern UMass Lowell SHOTS ON GOAL Team Games SOG SOG/G 1 Massachusetts Providence Boston University Maine UMass Lowell Boston College New Hampshire Vermont Northeastern Merrimack SCORING BY PERIOD Team 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total 1 Merrimack Maine UMass Lowell Providence New Hampshire Massachusetts Vermont Boston University Northeastern Boston College GOALS ALLOWED BY PERIOD Team 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total 1 Massachusetts Boston College Providence Boston University UMass Lowell Northeastern Vermont Merrimack New Hampshire Maine SPECIAL TEAMS NET Team PPF SHA PP NET PPA SHF SH NET ST NET 1 Massachusetts Maine Merrimack Boston University UMass Lowell New Hampshire Boston College Northeastern Providence Vermont

15 Hockey East Conference Scoring Leaders Scoring GP G-A-P PPG PIM PP SH GW HT +/- NHL 1 James Marcou UM JR F / E 2 Matthew Irwin UM SO D / Blake Kessel UNH SO D / NYI Gustav Nyquist ME SO F / DET Casey Wellman UM SO F / E 6 Brandon Brodhag MC FR F / Alex Chiasson BU FR F / DAL David Warsofsky BU SO D / STL Paul Worthington UML SR F / Chris Barton MC JR F / Brian Gibbons BC JR F / David Vallorani UML SO F / Stephane Da Costa MC FR F / Pat Bowen MC SR D / Rocco Carzo UM FR F / Players Tied With 3 Points Defenseman Scoring GP G-A-P PPG PIM PP SH GW HT +/- NHL 1 Matthew Irwin UM SO D / Blake Kessel UNH SO D / NYI 3 David Warsofsky BU SO D / STL Pat Bowen MC SR D / Mark Fayne PC SR D / NJD Will O'Neill ME SO D / ATL Kevin Shattenkirk BU JR D / E COA Nick Schaus UML SR D / E Martin Nolet UM SR D / LAK Justin Braun UM SR D / SJS Players Tied With 2 Points Freshman Scoring GP G-A-P PPG PIM PP SH GW HT +/- NHL 1 Brandon Brodhag MC FR F / Alex Chiasson BU FR F / DAL Stephane Da Costa MC FR F / Rocco Carzo UM FR F / Adam Shemansky ME FR F / E 6 Dalton Speelman UNH FR F / Alex Velischek PC FR D / PIT Kyle Bigos MC FR D / EDM Chris McCarthy UVM FR F / Wade Megan BU FR F / E FLA 11 Greg Burke UNH FR F / WSH Jake Newton NU FR D / Garrett Vermeersch NU FR F / E Robbie Vrolyk NU FR F / Chris Rooney PC FR F / E Riley Wetmore UML FR F / Pat Mullane BC FR F / Chris Kreider BC FR F / NYR Matt Mangene ME FR F / E

16 Hockey East Conference Scoring Leaders Goal Scoring GP G GPG 1 Alex Chiasson BU FR F Adam Shemansky ME FR F Matthew Irwin UM SO D Michael Scheu UML SO F John Jamieson MC JR C Brandon Brodhag MC FR F Stevie Moses UNH SO F Dalton Speelman UNH FR F Wade MacLeod NU JR F Ben Smith BC SR F Jimmy Hayes BC SO F David Warsofsky BU SO D Tanner House ME JR F Will O'Neill ME SO D Paul Worthington UML SR F Chris Barton MC JR F Jeff Velleca MC SO F Martin Nolet UM SR D James Marcou UM JR F Casey Wellman UM SO F Assist Scoring GP A APG 1 Gustav Nyquist ME SO F James Marcou UM JR F Blake Kessel UNH SO D Pat Bowen MC SR D Brian Gibbons BC JR F David Vallorani UML SO F Stephane Da Costa MC FR F Justin Braun UM SR D Casey Wellman UM SO F Matthew Irwin UM SO D Rocco Carzo UM FR F David de Kastrozza ME SR F Brandon Brodhag MC FR F Bobby Butler UNH SR F Paul Thompson UNH JR F Phil DeSimone UNH JR F Mike Borisenok UNH SO F Mark Fayne PC SR D Alex Velischek PC FR D Wahsontiio Stacey UVM JR F Cam Atkinson BC SO F Paul Carey BC SO F Kevin Shattenkirk BU JR D David Warsofsky BU SO D Corey Trivino BU SO F Wade Megan BU FR F Robby Dee ME JR F Brian Flynn ME SO F Spencer Abbott ME SO F Nick Schaus UML SR D Kory Falite UML SR F Ben Holmstrom UML SR F Paul Worthington UML SR F Ryan Blair UML JR D J.C. Robitaille MC SR F Chris Barton MC JR F Joe Cucci MC JR F Karl Stollery MC SO D Brayden Irwin UVM SR F Kevan Miller UVM JR D Jack Downing UVM JR F Will Ortiz UM SR F Power Play Goals GP G GPG 1 Tanner House ME JR F Adam Shemansky ME FR F Casey Wellman UM SO F Matthew Irwin UM SO D Power Play Points GP G-A-P PPG 1 Casey Wellman UM SO F James Marcou UM JR F Gustav Nyquist ME SO F Matthew Irwin UM SO D Justin Braun UM SR D Phil DeSimone UNH JR F Blake Kessel UNH SO D Tanner House ME JR F Adam Shemansky ME FR F Colby Cohen BU JR D Kevin Shattenkirk BU JR D Alex Chiasson BU FR F Jeff Dimmen ME JR D Will O'Neill ME SO D Ben Holmstrom UML SR F Paul Worthington UML SR F David Vallorani UML SO F Chris Barton MC JR F Simon Demers MC SO D Kyle Bigos MC FR D Brian Gibbons BC JR F Robby Dee ME JR F Kory Falite UML SR F Joe Cucci MC JR F Shorthanded Goals GP G GPG 1 David Warsofsky BU SO D Kevin Swallow ME SR F Game-Winning Goals GP G GPG 1 Brandon Brodhag MC FR F Bobby Butler UNH SR F Stevie Moses UNH SO F Matt Bergland PC SO F Ben Smith BC SR F Colby Cohen BU JR D Adam Shemansky ME FR F

17 Hockey East Conference Goaltending Leaders Goals Against Average GP Minutes GA GAA Record SO Saves Save % NHL 1 Brian Foster UNH SR 2 119: FLA 2 Scott Darling ME SO 3 99: PHO 3 Paul Dainton UM JR 4 240: Alex Beaudry PC SO 2 119: Carter Hutton UML SR 2 123: Andrew Braithwaite MC SR 1 60: Rob Madore UVM SO 3 178: Chris Rawlings NU FR 2 119: Parker Milner BC FR 1 59: Joe Cannata MC SO 2 118: Kieran Millan BU SO 3 180: COA 12 Shawn Sirman ME FR 2 80: John Muse BC JR 2 118: Save Percentage GP Minutes GA GAA Record SO Saves Save % NHL 1 Alex Beaudry PC SO 2 119: Paul Dainton UM JR 4 240: Scott Darling ME SO 3 99: PHO 4 Chris Rawlings NU FR 2 119: Andrew Braithwaite MC SR 1 60: Rob Madore UVM SO 3 178: Joe Cannata MC SO 2 118: Brian Foster UNH SR 2 119: FLA 9 Carter Hutton UML SR 2 123: Kieran Millan BU SO 3 180: COA 11 Shawn Sirman ME FR 2 80: Parker Milner BC FR 1 59: John Muse BC JR 2 118: Saves GP SVS/G Saves 1 Paul Dainton UM JR Rob Madore UVM SO Alex Beaudry PC SO Kieran Millan BU SO Chris Rawlings NU FR Joe Cannata MC SO Carter Hutton UML SR Scott Darling ME SO John Muse BC JR Brian Foster UNH SR Shawn Sirman ME FR Andrew Braithwaite MC SR Nevin Hamilton UML SR Parker Milner BC FR Shutouts GP Shutouts

18 Hockey East Conference Team Stats TEAM OFFENSE Team Games Goals G/GM 1 New Hampshire Merrimack Massachusetts UMass Lowell Boston University Maine Boston College Providence Vermont Northeastern TEAM DEFENSE Team Games Goals G/GM 1 New Hampshire Massachusetts UMass Lowell Merrimack Providence Boston University Vermont Northeastern Maine Boston College POWER PLAY Team Totals SHA PP % 1 Maine 6/ New Hampshire 3/ Merrimack 4/ Providence 2/ Massachusetts 7/ Boston University 3/ UMass Lowell 4/ Northeastern 2/ Boston College 2/ Vermont 1/ PENALTY KILL Team Totals SHF PK % 1 Merrimack 18/ Boston University 14/ UMass Lowell 14/ Vermont 19/ Boston College 11/ Maine 14/ New Hampshire 10/ Massachusetts 9/ Northeastern 9/ Providence 8/ PENALTY MINUTES Team Games PIM PIM/G 1 Maine Northeastern Vermont Massachusetts New Hampshire Boston College Merrimack Providence UMass Lowell Boston University SHOTS ON GOAL Team Games SOG SOG/G 1 Massachusetts Boston University Maine Boston College UMass Lowell New Hampshire Providence Merrimack Vermont Northeastern SCORING BY PERIOD Team 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total 1 Massachusetts Merrimack UMass Lowell Boston University Maine New Hampshire Boston College Vermont Providence Northeastern GOALS ALLOWED BY PERIOD Team 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total 1 New Hampshire Providence Northeastern UMass Lowell Merrimack Boston University Massachusetts Vermont Maine Boston College SPECIAL TEAMS NET Team PPF SHA PP NET PPA SHF SH NET ST NET 1 Maine Massachusetts Boston University Merrimack UMass Lowell New Hampshire Boston College Northeastern Providence Vermont