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1 BU SCHEDULE AND RESULTS OCTOBER (3-3-0, HEA) Sat. 3 ACADIA% W, 4-2 Sat. 10 at Union L, 5-3 Fri. 16 U.S. UNDER-18 TEAM% L, 7-4 Sat. 17 WISCONSIN W, 4-1 Sat. 24 CONNECTICUT* W, 4-2 Tue. 27 at Connecticut* L, 5-2 Fri. 30 at #17 Merrimack* L, 4-3 Sat. 31 #5 DENVER W, 5-4 (ot) BOSTON UNIVERSITY MEN s ICE HOCKEY GAME NOTES NOVEMBER (4-1-3, HEA) Fri. 6 NORTHEASTERN* W, 5-4 Sat. 7 at Northeastern* W, 4-1 Fri. 13 at #1 Providence* T, 1-1 (ot) Sat. 14 #1 PROVIDENCE* T, 3-3 (ot) Fri. 20 #12 MICHIGAN W, 3-2 Sat. 21 #12 MICHIGAN L, 4-2 Tue. 24 BENTLEY W, 3-0 Sat. 28 vs #15/16 Cornell^ T, 3-3 (ot) DECEMBER (2-2-0, HEA) Fri. 4 VERMONT* L, 4-2 Sat. 5 VERMONT* W, 5-3 Fri. 11 at #15 Yale L, 3-2 Sat. 12 at #2 Quinnipiac W, 4-1 JANUARY Thu. 7 at #4/5 Harvard 7 p.m. Sat. 9 MASSACHUSETTS* 7 p.m. Fri. 15 at Boston College* 6 p.m. Sat. 16 BOSTON COLLEGE* 7 p.m. Fri. 22 at Maine* 7:30 p.m. Sat. 23 MAINE* 7 p.m. Fri. 29 MERRIMACK* 7:30 p.m. FEBRUARY Mon. 1 vs Northeastern# 8 p.m. Fri. 5 at Massachusetts* 7 p.m. Mon. 8 vs BC/Harvard# 4:30/7:30 p.m. Fri. 12 UMASS LOWELL* 7:30 p.m. Sat. 13 at UMass Lowell* 7 p.m. Fri. 19 at New Hampshire* 8:30 p.m. Sat. 20 NEW HAMPSHIRE* 7 p.m. Fri. 26 at Notre Dame* 7:30 p.m. Sat. 27 at Notre Dame* 7 p.m. All times Eastern All home games (in CAPS) at Agganis Arena % Exhibition contest * Hockey East game ^ Red Hot Hockey (Madison Square Garden) # 64th Beanpot Tournament (TD Garden) HOCKEY SID: Brian Kelley OFFICE PHONE: CELL PHONE: bkelley@bu.edu FAX: GAME #19 THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, p.m. - BRIGHT-Landry HOCKEY CENTER - ALLSTON, MASS. RADIO: Terrier Sports Radio Network - Bernie Corbett (PxP), Tom Ryan (color) TV: NESNplus - Bill Spaulding (PxP), Nick Koop (color) BU #11 Boston University (9-6-3, HEA) PairWise: 12 Last 10: SECOND HALF COMMENCES AT HARVARD The Terriers open the second half of their season with the shortest road trip in college hockey. After defeating Quinnipiac, the No. 1 team in the PairWise, to close out the first half on Dec. 12, BU now faces a Harvard squad which holds the No. 2 spot in the PairWise. BU had four of its players compete in the World Junior Championship and all four are expected to be in the lineup on Thursday. Harvard is riding a seven-game unbeaten streak (5-0-2) since suffering its lone loss of the season to Quinnipiac. HIDEY HO, HARVARD BU and Harvard are the closest Division I hockey schools - from rink to rink - in the country. Here are the three closest: 1. BU-Harvard (1.9 miles) 2. BU-Northeastern (2.1 miles) 3. Brown-Providence (2.6 miles) While neither have a hockey program, Drexel and Penn are the two closest schools in all of Division I, just about a half-mile apart. STATISTICAL LEADERS SCORING Points Danny O Regan 19 Goals Ahti Oksanen 9 Assists Danny O Regan 14 PPG Brandon Fortunato, Danny O Regan 3 GWG B. Fortunato, A. Oksanen, D. Somerby 2 PIM Charlie McAvoy 27 Shots Ahti Oksanen 93 +/- Matt Lane, Ahti Oksanan +10 GOALTENDING GP Connor LaCouvee 13 GAA Sean Maguire 2.54 SV% Connor LaCouvee.911 Wins Connor LaCouvee 6 SO Sean Maguire 1 AT SERIES HISTORY The Terriers and Crimson have played 151 times since the season, and BU holds a (.530) advantage. In the 12 meetings at Bright-Landry Hockey Center, BU is The Terriers ended a five-game losing streak against Harvard in last year s Beanpot semifinals. It was BU s longest losing streak versus the Crimson since dropping nine straight from The only teams BU has played more games against have been Boston College (267), Northeastern (224), New Hampshire (175) and Providence (175). Of the above, the only rivalry that is older is BC, as the Eagles and Terriers first played during the season. BU and Harvard first met on Dec. 13, 1922, at Boston Arena, with Harvard winning a 2-0 contest. The two teams have played 23 overtime games in the series, and Harvard holds a edge. There have been 12 shutouts and each team has six to its credit. HARVARD #4/5 HARVARD (8-1-3, ECAC) PairWise: 2 Last 10: STATISTICAL LEADERS SCORING Points Jimmy Vesey 20 Goals Kyle Criscuolo 10 Assists Alexander Kerfoot 13 PPG Kyle Criscuolo, Jimmy Vesey 3 GWG Kyle Criscuolo, Jimmy Vesey 3 PIM Seb Lloyd 21 Shots Jimmy Vesey 51 +/- Clay Anderson, Desmond Bergin +9 GOALTENDING GP Merrick Madsen 17 GAA Merrick Madsen 1.32 SV% Merrick Madsen.956 Wins Merrick Madsen 7 SO Merrick Madsen 4 Five-Time National Champion (1971, 1972, 1978, 1995, 2009)

2 HOCKEY EAST STANDINGS (through Jan. 5) Hockey East Overall Team GP W L T Pts GF GA W L T GF GA UML ND BC PC BU MC UNH UMass UVM UConn Maine NU Upcoming Games 1/7 Boston University at Harvard, 7 p.m. 1/8 Providence at Boston College*, 7 p.m. UMass Lowell at New Hampshire*, 7 p.m. Merrimack at Cornell, 7 p.m. Colgate at Maine, 7 p.m. Northeastern at St. Lawrence, 7 p.m. Dartmouth at Vermont, 7 p.m. Western Michigan at Notre Dame, 7:30 p.m. Desert Hockey Classic (Glendale, Ariz.) Michigan Tech vs. Connecticut, 7 p.m. ET 1/9 Boston College at Providence*, 7 p.m. Massachusetts at Boston University*, 7 p.m. Merrimack at Cornell, 7 p.m. Colgate at Maine, 7 p.m. Northeastern at St. Lawrence, 7 p.m. Notre Dame at Western Michigan, 8 p.m. 1/10 Desert Hockey Classic (Glendale, Ariz.) Connecticut vs. Yale/Arizona St., 2/5 p.m. ET Recent Results 1/5 Yale 3, at Massachusetts 2 (ot) Connecticut 5, at Arizona State 2 1/3 at Brown 4, Providence 3 (ot) Ledyard Classic (Hanover, N.H.) at Dartmouth 3, Merrimack 0 1/2 Quinnipiac 3, at Northeastern 3 (ot) Massachusetts 2, at Army West Point 1 (ot) at Vermont 3, New Hampshire 2 (ot) Notre Dame 2, at Denver 2 (ot) Ledyard Classic (Hanover, N.H.) Union 3, Merrimack 2 Mariucci Classic (Minneapolis, Minn.) Ferris State 5, Connecticut 2 1/1 Notre Dame 1, at Denver 1 (ot) Mariucci Classic (Minneapolis, Minn.) at Minnesota 3, Connecticut 2 SCOUTING THE CRIMSON Harvard captured the title at the Mariucci Classic last weekend, posting a 4-3 overtime victory over host Minnesota in the championship game following a 7-3 triumph against Ferris State. The Crimson ranks fourth in the country in scoring defense (1.75), power play (28.9%) and penalty kill (88.6%) in addition to having the seventh-best offense at 3.83 goals per contest. Senior Jimmy Vesey, a 2015 Hobey Baker Hat Trick finalist, currently sits third in the nation in points per game at 1.67, having put up 20 points on nine goals and 11 assists thus far this season. Classmate Kyle Criscuolo has 15 points on the strength of a team-high 10 goals and junior Alexander Kerfoot also has recorded 15 points with 13 of them coming from assists. In goal, sophomore Merrick Madsen has been stellar for the Crimson. He ranks second nationally in both goals-against average (1.32) and save percentage (.956). HEAD TO HEAD LAST TIME OUT Boston University made a statement to close out the first half of its season, earning a 4-1 road victory over previously unbeaten and No. 2-ranked Quinnipiac on Dec. 12 at High Point Solutions Arena. Playing in his home state, Robbie Baillargeon scored the game-winner and added an assist while Matt Lane scored twice, answering an early Quinnipiac goal before sealing the victory with an empty-netter. Senior goaltender Sean Maguire turned in a 36-save performance. BU s penalty kill was a perfect 5-for-5 on the night, including two penalties in the third period. Quinnipiac s first opportunity with the man advantage came after its early goal, but the Terriers did an impressive job preventing the home team from extending its lead. Lane got the equalizer at 14:42 of the first off a perfect feed by Jordan Greenway from behind the net. Greenway, who possessed the puck while curling around the left corner before finding Lane at the foot of the left circle, extended his point streak to five games. The Terriers got the go-ahead goal off a rush early on in the middle stanza. Charlie McAvoy got the puck out of the Quinnipiac zone before pushing the puck up to Baillargeon, who backhanded a puck past Quinnipiac netminder Michael Garteig as he skated through the left circle. A big insurance goal came from the stick of Bobo Carpenter, as the freshman turned and fired a wrister from the top of the right circle that sailed over Garteig s right shoulder at 7:29 of the third. Baillargeon assisted on the play. GOALS SHOTS SHOT % (30) (8) GOALS/GAME (14) (7) GOALS ALLOWED/GAME (T-28) (4) SHOTS/GAME (3) (10) SHOTS ALLOWED/GAME (25) (25) PPG-OPPORTUNITIES POWER PLAY % (15) (4) PENALTY KILLS-OPPORTUNITIES PENALTY KILL % (37) (4) SHORTHANDED GOALS PENALTIES PIM/GAME (22) (46) FACEOFFS (W-L) FACEOFF % (9) (44) BLOCKED SHOTS/GAME (25) (7) ( ) = national rank

3 Lane sent the strong contingent of BU fans home happy when closed out the victory with an empty-netter at 19:40 with an assist from sophomore Brien Diffley. WORLD JUNIORS NOTES Boston University had four players - the most of any school - at the 2016 IIHF World Junior Championship, which was held Dec Jan. 5 in Helsinki, Finland. The United States, Canada and Sweden all had Terriers on their rosters. Sophomore Brandon Fortunato, freshman Charlie McAvoy and future Terrier Chad Krys helped Team USA capture the bronze, its first medal since earning gold in Freshman Jakob Forsbacka Karlsson became the first BU player to ever play for Sweden at World Juniors while sophomore Brandon Hickey was the lone NCAA player to make Canada s squad. The only other Terrier to play for Team Canada at the tournament was Adrian Aucoin in BU hosted Team USA s training camp at Agganis Arena from Dec Future Terriers Kieffer Bellows and Clayton Keller were on the preliminary U.S. roster. FRESHMAN CONTRIBUTIONS Freshmen Jakob Forsbacka Karlsson ( ) and Ryan Cloonan ( ) rank fourth and sixth, respectively, on the team in scoring. Classmates Charlie McAvoy and Jordan Greenway each have eight points on a goal and seven assists. Six (1g, 5a) of Greenway s points this season have come during his current fivegame point streak. FROM THE BLUE LINE Boston University is tied for second in the nation in goals by defensemen with 16 (Providence has 21). Sophomore blueliner Brandon Fortunato has 15 points (4g, 11a) in 17 games for BU this season. He ranks third nationally in points per game amongst defensemen at Senior All-American Matt Grzelcyk had five points (2g, 3a) in his first six games after making his season debut on Nov. 6. He was named Hockey East Defensive Player of the Week on Nov. 16. SENIOR SCORING Seniors Danny O Regan (4g, 10a) and Ahti Oksanen (9g, 5a) each have 14 points in the past 13 games. Senior Matt Lane has chipped in 13 points this year on eight goals and five assists. O Regan has a team-best 19 points (5g, 14a) this season. TERRIER TIDBITS The Terriers past 18 goals have come from 12 different players (Lane, Carpenter, Baillargeon, Oksanen, Fortunato, Hickey, O Regan, Kelley, Greenway, Greer, Forsbacka Karlsson, Somerby). BU has been impressive at the faceoff dot as of late, winning 58.1 percent of its draws over the last five games and 57.1 percent of them during its most recent nine contests. SCORING BY CLASS The seniors hold a lead over the freshmen in the race for scoring by class. The seniors are also tops in goals with 24 with the sophomores second with 14. Seniors Freshmen Sophomores Juniors Totals ON THE ROAD Boston University is on the road after going in opposing rinks last season. PEPPERING THE NET The Terriers have outshot their opponents by a margin thus far this season, a difference of 6.3 shots per game. Thirteen Terriers have recorded at least 25 shots with senior Ahti Oksanen leading the way with a nation-high 93. The Finland native and Omaha s Austin Ortega are the only players in the nation averaging over five shots per contest. MOVING UP THE CHARTS Danny O Regan currently has 129 career points, tied with Northeastern s Kevin Roy for the second-most in the country amongst active players. Zac Lynch of Robert Morris leads the way with 133 points. If O Regan duplicates his 50-point season from a year ago, he will finish his career tied for 13th on BU s all-time scoring list. He needs 21 more points to become BU s top point-scorer since SITUATIONAL RECORDS Under Head Coach David Quinn Overall Hockey East Home Away Neutral Overtime Vs. ranked opponents Vs. unranked opponents Vs. Atlantic Hockey Vs. Big Ten Vs. ECACHL Vs. WCHA Vs. NCHC Scoring first Scored on first Leading after first Trailing after first Tied after first Leading after second Trailing after second Tied after second One-goal games Two-goal games Three-goal games Four(+)-goal games Scoring zero goals Scoring one goal Scoring two goals Scoring three goals Scoring four goals Scoring five goals Scoring six goals Scoring seven(+) goals Allowing zero goals Allowing one goal Allowing two goals Allowing three goals Allowing four goals Allowing five goals Allowing six goals Allowing seven(+) goals Outshooting opponent Outshot by opponent Even shots Taking 0-19 shots Taking shots Taking shots Taking shots Taking 50+ shots Allowing 0-19 shots Allowing shots Allowing shots Allowing shots Allowing 50+ shots On Monday On Tuesday On Wednesday On Thursday On Friday On Saturday On Sunday In October In November In December In January In February In March In April

4 TERRIERS BREAKDOWN BY CLASS The Terriers 27-man roster includes: SENIORS (6) Forwards (4): Matt Lane, Mike Moran, Ahti Oksanen, Danny O Regan Defensemen (1): Matt Grzelcyk Goaltender (1): Sean Maguire JUNIORS (5) Forwards (4): Robbie Baillargeon, Tommy Kelley, Dillon Lawrence, Nick Roberto Defensemen (1): Doyle Somerby SOPHOMORES (7) Forwards (2): Nikolas Olsson, Chase Phelps Defensemen (4): Brien Diffley, Brandon Forunato, Brandon Hickey, John MacLeod Goaltender (1): Connor LaCouvee FRESHMEN (9) Forwards (6): Oskar Andrén, Bobo Carpenter, Ryan Cloonan, Jakob Forsbacka Karlsson, Jordan Greenway, Erik Udahl Defensemen (2): Charlie McAvoy, Shane Switzer Goaltender (1): Max Prawdzik NATIONAL POLLS USCHO.com Poll (1/4) Record Pts. Last 1. North Dakota (36) Quinnipiac (14) Providence St. Cloud State Harvard Nebraska-Omaha Boston College Michigan Cornell UMass Lowell Boston University Yale St. Lawrence Penn State Notre Dame Bowling Green Denver Minnesota State Minnesota-Duluth Rensselaer NR USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine (1/4) Pts. Last Record 1. Quinnipiac (17) North Dakota (16) Providence Harvard (1) St. Cloud State Nebraska-Omaha Boston Colleg Michigan Cornell UMass Lowell Boston University Yale St. Lawrence Notre Dame 69 NR Penn State JOIN THE CLUB On Oct. 27 at UConn, senior Danny O Regan became the 57th Terrier to reach 50 career goals. He joined his dad, Tom, in the group to become the first father-son duo to achieve the feat at the same school. LEAGUE HONORS Freshman Jakob Forsbacka Karlsson and sophomore Connor LaCouvee were named the Hockey East Pro Ambitions Rookie of the Week and the Hockey East Co-Defensive Player of the Week, respectively, on Nov. 16. Forsbacka Karlsson had a hand in all four BU goals (2g, 2a) during the home-andhome series with Providence. LaCouvee made 32 saves in each contest. These were the first Hockey East weekly honors for both players. GRIZZLED VETERAN Matt Grzelcyk had 38 points (10g, 28a) as a junior, the third-most in a season by a BU defenseman in the past 20 years. Chris O Sullivan has had the most in that span with 47 ( ). Amongst blueliners, Grzelcyk ranked first nationally in plus-minus (+32) and fourth in points per game (0.93). PRESEASON HONORS Seniors Danny O Regan and Matt Grzelcyk were named to CHN s Preseason All-America Second Team. BRING ON THE BEST The Terriers are undefeated in their past four contests (2-0-2) against teams ranked No. 1 in the country following the two ties with Providence on Nov Prior to that, BU defeated then-no. 1 North Dakota in last season s Frozen Four semifinal. Before that, BU faced off against the nation s top-ranked team in three straight games during the season, splitting a home-and-home weekend with BC before defeating UNH the following weekend. (MOST OF) THE GANG S ALL HERE Fifteen of BU s top 18 point-scorers from last season returned for the season. YOUTH MOVEMENT BU has the second-youngest roster in the country with the average age as of Oct. 1 being 20 years, 179 days. Freshman defenseman Charlie McAvoy is the youngest player in the nation, as he won t turn 18 until Dec. 21. DISCIPLINED Under David Quinn, BU has had its two lowest penalty-minute averages since the campaign. The Terriers averaged 11.4 penalty minutes per game last season. BU averaged just 10.8 penalty minutes per contest in after averaging at least 15 penalty minutes per game in each of the previous five seasons. RATED ROOKIES This year s Terrier freshmen were named the third-best incoming class in the nation by College Hockey News. BU adds four forwards (Bobo Carpenter, Ryan Cloonan, Jakob Forsbacka Karlsson, Jordan Greenway), two defensemen (Charlie McAvoy, Shane Switzer) and goaltender Max Prawdzik to its roster this season. Greenway and McAvoy all helped Team USA capture the gold medal at the Under-18 World Championships. Forsbacka Karlsson (BOS) and Greenway (MIN) were both seleceted in the second round of the 2015 NHL Entry Draft. McAvoy participated in the 2015 CCM/ USA Hockey All-American Prospects Game on Sept. 24 and is expected to be a firstround pick in next year s NHL Draft. THIRD-PERIOD DOMINANCE The Terriers outscored their opponents in the third period last year after recording just 27 third-period goals in GETTING IN THE WAY As a freshman last year, Brandon Hickey led all Hockey East players in blocked shots with 91. Eleven of those came in the Hockey East final against UMass Lowell. No player in the country had more blocks than Hickey after the turn of the new year. ROOKIE TREND In each of the past three seasons, a freshman has led the Terriers in scoring. In , Danny O Regan became the first Terrier rookie since Tony Amonte in to finish first on the team in points, scoring 38 (16g, 22a). The following year, Robbie Baillargeon

5 posted a team-best 27 points (10g, 17a). Last season, Jack Eichel set the program record for points by a freshman with 71 (26g, 45a) - a total that ranked fifth alltime at BU. LOOKING BACK AT LAST SEASON The Terriers were a nation-best (.826) in games away from home last season. BU turned in the fifth-largest turnaround in NCAA history, increasing its win total by 18. It was the first time BU doubled its win total from the previous season since It also marked the first time a BU team went a full season without back-to-back losses since the NCAA champions. No team in the country had fewer losses than BU last season. The Terriers tallied 158 goals last season after totaling just 81 in BU had four 20-goal scorers last season for the first time since the season (Jay Pandolfo, Chris Drury, Shawn Bates, Mike Grier). The Terriers loss to UNH on Feb. 14 was their lone road loss in Hockey Easy play, as they went in opposing rinks. CANADIAN CREASE Dating back to the start of the season, the Terriers have had a Canadian start in goal in each of their past 294 contests. The last American to start in goal for BU was Brett Bennett in the 2008 Hockey East semfinals against Vermont. MAGUIRE RETURNS After missing last season due to injury, Sean Maguire is back in the BU crease. He made 35 starts during his first two seasons, compiling a.923 save percentage and a 2.69 goals-against average. His.921 save percentage ranks third all-time at BU. John Curry (.923) holds the record. The Pittsburgh Penguins draft pick has five career shutouts. RARE TYPE OF ROAD WEEKEND In closing out the first half of the season with games at Yale and Quinnipiac, BU made an out-of-state bus trip with stops at two different schools for the first time in 17 seasons. On Nov , 1998, the Terriers visited the North Country to take on Clarkson and St. Lawrence. BU fell to the Golden boston university men s ice hockey Knights, 4-2, before topping the Saints, 2-1, the following night. POLL POSITION In the USCHO.com Division I preseason poll, BU was third, its highest spot in the season-opening poll in six years. The Terriers came in at No. 2 in the first USA Today/USA Hockey poll of the year. BU was picked second in the Hockey East Preseason Coaches Poll. NHL HOPEFULS Nine of the Terriers on this year s roster have been chosen by a professional team in the National Hockey League Entry Draft. The nine players have their rights owned by eight different clubs: Robbie Baillargeon (Ottawa, 2012) Jakob Forsbacka Karlsson (Boston, 2015) Jordan Greenway (Minnesota, 2015) Matt Grzelcyk (Boston, 2012) Brandon Hickey (Calgary, 2014) John MacLeod (Tampa Bay, 2014) Sean Maguire (Pittsburgh, 2012) Danny O Regan (San Jose, 2012) Doyle Somerby (N.Y. Islanders, 2012) PRO PIPELINE Thirteen former Terriers have played in the NHL this season: Nick Bonino (Pittsburgh) Alex Chiasson (Ottawa) Adam Clendening (Pittsburgh) Charlie Coyle (Minnesota) Jack Eichel (Buffalo) Eric Gryba (Edmonton) John McCarthy (San Jose) Matt Nieto (San Jose) Matt O Connor (Ottawa) Kevin Shattenkirk (St. Louis) Brian Strait (N.Y. Islanders) David Warsofsky (Pittsburgh) Colin Wilson (Nashville) Five others took part in NHL preseason training camps and are currently on AHL or ECHL rosters: Chris Bourque (Washington) Wade Megan (Florida) Max Nicastro (Toronto) Garrett Noonan (Nashville) Evan Rodrigues (Buffalo) Warsofsky was called up to Pittsburgh on Nov. 19, giving the Penguins three Terriers on their roster. INSIDE BU HOCKEY Back for a fifth season, INSIDE BU HOCKEY is a weekly podcast with host Bernie Corbett in conjunction with Terrier Athletics. Bernie interviews Coach Quinn each week in addition to current and former Terriers to give fans an inside look at what s going on in the program in addition to catching up with the legends of the past. Make sure to check GoTerriers.com each week for INSIDE BU HOCKEY. Here is a list of this year s shows and guests: Episode 1 - Week of Oct. 5: David Quinn, Matt Grzelcyk, Steve Greeley Episode 2 - Week of Oct. 12: David Quinn, Jordan Greenway, Chris Dyment Episode 3 - Week of Oct. 19: David Quinn, Matt Lane, Travis Roy Episode 4 - Week of Oct. 26: David Quinn, Ryan Cloonan, Scott Young Episode 5 - Week of Nov. 2: David Quinn, Robbie Baillargeon, Terry Meagher Episode 6 - Week of Nov. 9: David Quinn, Doyle Somerby, Cason Hohmann Episode 7 - Week of Nov. 16: David Quinn, Jakob Forsbacka Karlsson, Chris Kelleher Episode 8 - Week of Nov. 23: David Quinn, Mike Moran, Chris Henes Episode 9 - Week of Nov. 30: David Quinn, A.J. Greer, Jay Pandolfo Episode 10 - Week of Dec. 7: David Quinn, Brandon Fortunato, Bob Crocker Episode 11 - Week of Jan. 4: David Quinn, Danny O Regan

6 SEASON HIGHS/LOWS Boston University - GAME HIGHS POINTS 15 vs Vermont (12/5) GOALS 5 vs Vermont (12/5) 5 vs Northeastern (11/6) 5 vs Denver (10/31) ASSISTS 10 vs Vermont (12/5) SHOTS ON GOAL 51 vs Vermont (12/5) SAVES 36 at Quinnipiac (12/12) vs Northeastern (11/6) PENALTIES 9 vs Northeastern (11/6) PIM 25 at Providence (11/13) Opponent - GAME HIGHS POINTS 15 at UConn (10/27) GOALS 5 at UConn (10/27) 5 at Union (10/10) ASSISTS 10 at UConn (10/27) SHOTS ON GOAL 40 vs Northeastern (11/6) SAVES 46 vs Vermont (12/5) PENALTIES 8 vs Providence (11/14) 8 vs Wisconsin (10/17) PIM 21 vs Vermont (12/5) Boston University - GAME LOWS POINTS 2 at Providence (11/13) GOALS 1 at Providence (11/13) ASSISTS 1 at Providence (11/13) SHOTS ON GOAL 21 vs Michigan (11/21) SAVES 15 vs Bentley (11/24) PENALTIES 2 vs Cornell (11/28) vs Bentley (11/24) PIM 4 vs Cornell (11/28) vs Bentley (11/24) Opponent - GAME LOWS POINTS 0 vs Bentley (11/24) GOALS 0 vs Bentley (11/24) ASSISTS 0 vs Bentley (11/24) SHOTS ON GOAL 15 vs Bentley (11/24) SAVES 19 vs Michigan (11/21) PENALTIES 1 at Quinnipiac (12/12) PIM 2 at Quinnipiac (12/12) McCarthy was called up to the San Jose Sharks and made his season debut on Oct. 24. In all, 10 players from the national championship team have reached the NHL (Bonino, Colby Cohen, Matt Gilroy, Gryba, McCarthy, Shattenkirk, Strait, Warsofsky, Wilson, Brandon Yip) The BU team holds the program record for having the most players eventually reach the NHL at 11. O CAPTAIN, MY CAPTAIN Senior Matt Grzelcyk is serving as team captain for the second consecutive year. He is the first Terrier to serve as the lone captain of the squad in back-to-back seasons since Paul Bergholtz in Grzelcyk was the first BU captain from the city limits of Boston since Dorchester s Mark Mullen in Senior forwards Matt Lane and Danny O Regan are this year s assistant captains. HOCKEY AS A CAREER The Terriers have 17 alumni working in NHL front offices, more than any other school in the country. 94th SEASON The Terriers are in their 94th season of intercollegiate play and currently hold a (.623) all-time record. BU s 1,494 wins are only surpassed by Minnesota (1,743 wins - 94 seasons) and Michigan (1,642 wins - 93 seasons). For decades, the three programs represented the top three NCAA Division I college hockey conferences in the WCHA (Minnesota), CCHA (Michigan) and Hockey East (BU) until the Big Ten was formed prior to this season. The three schools hold a combined 19 national titles between them. WELCOME BACK Former BU co-captain and All-America defenseman Chris Dyment returned to the program last month to become the Director of Hockey Operations. Dyment spent the past two seasons as head coach of the New Hampshire Jr. Monarchs of the USPHL.

7 DAVID QUINN HEAD COACH BOSTON UNIVERSITY 89 THIRD SEASON Career Record: After orchestrating the biggest turnaround in Boston University hockey history in , including Hockey East and Beanpot titles and a spot in the national title game, David Quinn enters his third season as the head coach at his alma mater. Last season, the Terriers enjoyed an 18-win improvement from the campaign, marking the fifth-best turnaround in NCAA men s hockey history. BU posted a record with the.744 winning percentage ranking second in the country. After leading BU to its 30th Beanpot crown, Quinn guided the Terriers to the Hockey East regular-season and tournament titles before earning the No. 3 overall seed in the NCAA tournament. Quinn became just the fourth men s coach ever to win his first three NCAA tournament games, as the Terriers won the NCAA Northeast Regional before defeating top-ranked North Dakota in the Frozen Four to reach the NCAA title game. He was named runner-up for the Spencer Penrose Award, given annually to the top Division I coach in the nation, and was selected as both the Hockey East and New England Coach of the Year. The former BU associate head coach and Colorado Avalanche assistant was named the 11th head coach in the storied history of BU hockey on March 26, Since returning to campus, Quinn and his staff have strengthened the future of the program by securing commitments from some of the very best prospects in North America. Quinn, who played at BU from , replaced his former head coach and mentor, Jack Parker. An All-Hockey East and All-New England defenseman at BU and a co-captain during his senior year of , Quinn came back to campus in 2004 to become the team s associate head coach, a role he served in for five seasons. Quinn s recruiting efforts were instrumental in helping build BU s 2009 national championship team. During his time as associate head coach, he worked primarily with the team s defensemen, turning the unit into arguably the best in the nation. All six of the defensemen from the 2009 title squad have reached the National Hockey League. After helping the Terriers reach the pinnacle of college hockey, Quinn left to join the Avalanche organization as the head coach of its American Hockey League affiliate in Cleveland, the Lake Erie Monsters. He compiled a record in three seasons with Lake Erie and guided the Monsters to their first-ever playoff berth in He was named an assistant coach on former BU teammate Joe Sacco s staff at Colorado prior to this season. Quinn s coaching career, which began as an assistant at Northeastern University at 1994, has also been highlighted by several successful stints with USA Hockey. Prior to serving as the Terriers associate head coach, he spent two years as head coach of the Under-17 Team. Playing against older opponents, the U17 team qualified for the North American Hockey League playoffs for only the third time in program history, finishing with a record above.500 for the first time ever. The squad owned a 10-3 record in international play, including a first-place finish at the Four Nations Cup in Magnitogorsk, Russia, and at the Under-18 Four Nations Vlado Druzilla in Piestany, Slovakia, where the team played up an age group. For his accomplishments, USA Hockey named Quinn as the 2003 USA Hockey Developmental Coach of the Year. Quinn s coaching career began prematurely, as it was thought he would enjoy an excellent playing career both on the international and professional levels. A member of the U.S. National Junior Team that captured the bronze medal at the 1986 IIHF World Junior Championship, Quinn made himself a strong candidate for the 1988 and 1992 U.S. Olympic Men s Ice Hockey Teams. In addition, he was the 13th player selected in the 1984 NHL Entry Draft when the Minnesota North Stars made him their first-round selection. However, his hopes for an Olympic Team berth and a career in the NHL came to an end prior to his senior year at BU when he was diagnosed with a blood disorder called Christmas Disease that ultimately ended his hockey-playing career. After trying to play two seasons of professional hockey, he took the assistant position at Northeastern, where he was responsible for recruiting, off-ice conditioning, scouting and video coordination. In July 1996, Quinn was named the top assistant coach and head recruiter for the University of Nebraska Omaha. There he helped establish the school s first Division I men s ice hockey program, which began playing during the season. Quinn then joined the USA Hockey National Team Development Program in Ann Arbor, Mich. The program, designed to prepare student-athletes under the age of 18 for participation on U.S. National Teams and to develop their future hockey careers, focuses its efforts on high-caliber participation on the ice and creating well-rounded individuals off the ice. Quinn served as an assistant coach for the U.S. National Team at four IIHF World Championships -- two with the men s team (2007, 2012) and two with the women s squad (1999, 2000). He helped the women earn the silver medal at both tournaments and also served as an on-ice assistant at the 2001 U.S. Women s Olympic Trials and as a boys coach at the 1995 and 1996 USA Hockey Select Festivals. His involvement with the USA Hockey coaching ranks began in 1995, when he served as a member of the coaching staff for the U.S. Women s Select Camp. A native of Cranston, R.I., Quinn earned a bachelor s degree in sociology from BU in 1989.

8 BOSTON UNIVERSITY TERRIERS NO. NAME YR. POS. HGT. WGT. S/C DOB HOMETOWN/LAST TEAM 1 Max Prawdzik Fr. G L 2/22/97 Andover, Mass./Brooks School 2 Shane Switzer Fr. D R 11/13/95 Bloomfield Hills, Mich./Lloydminster Bobcats (AJHL) 3 Erik Udahl Fr. F L 3/31/96 East Walpole, Mass./Coquitlam Express (BCHL) 4 Brandon Hickey So. D L 4/13/96 Leduc, Alta./Spruce Grove Saints (AJHL) 5 Matt Grzelcyk (C) Sr. D L 1/5/94 Charlestown, Mass./U.S. National Under-18 Team 7 Charlie McAvoy Fr. D R 12/21/97 Long Beach, N.Y./U.S. National Under-18 Team 8 Ryan Cloonan Fr. F L 7/20/95 East Longmeadow, Mass./Boston Jr. Bruins (USPHL) 10 Danny O Regan (A) Sr. F R 1/30/94 Needham, Mass./St. Sebastian s 11 Mike Moran Sr. F L 9/7/91 Marshfield, Mass./Bay State Breakers (EJHL) 12 Chase Phelps So. F L 4/26/96 Edina, Minn./Shattuck St. Mary s 13 Nikolas Olsson So. F L 6/14/94 Escondido, Calif./Sioux City Musketeers (USHL) 14 Bobo Carpenter Fr. F L 8/16/96 North Reading, Mass./Sioux City Musketeers (USHL) 15 Nick Roberto Jr. F R 4/4/94 Wakefield, Mass./Kimball Union Academy 16 John MacLeod So. D R 6/2/96 Dracut, Mass./U.S. National Under-18 Team 17 Ahti Oksanen Sr. F L 3/10/93 Kirkkonummi, Finland/Espoo Blues (Jr. A SM-Liiga) 18 Jordan Greenway Fr. F L 2/16/97 Potsdam, N.Y./U.S. National Under-18 Team 19 Robbie Baillargeon Jr. F R 11/26/93 Enfield, Conn./Omaha Lancers (USHL) 20 Brien Diffley So. D L 7/8/95 Burlington, Mass./BB&N/Boston Jr. Bruins (USPHL) 21 Matt Lane (A) Sr. F L 3/15/94 Rochester, N.Y./U.S. National Under-18 Team 22 Tommy Kelley Jr. F L 9/15/94 Natick, Mass./St. Sebastian s 23 Jakob Forsbacka Karlsson Fr. F R 10/31/96 Stockholm, Sweden/Omaha Lancers (USHL) 25 Brandon Fortunato So. D L 6/7/96 North Hills, N.Y./U.S. National Under-18 Team 26 Oskar Andrén Fr. F L 3/29/95 Stockholm, Sweden/Lone Star Brahmas (NAHL) 27 Doyle Somerby Jr. D L 7/4/94 Marblehead, Mass./Kimball Union Academy 28 Dillon Lawrence Jr. F L 3/22/95 Toronto, Ont./Toronto Young Nationals (GTHL) 30 Connor LaCouvee So. G L 5/24/94 Qualicum Beach, B.C./Alberni Valley Bulldogs (BCHL) 31 Sean Maguire Sr. G L 2/2/93 Powell River, B.C./Powell River Kings (BCHL) ALPHABETICAL ROSTER NO. NAME YR. POS. 26 Oskar Andrén Fr. F 19 Robbie Baillargeon Jr. F 14 Bobo Carpenter Fr. F 8 Ryan Cloonan Fr. F 20 Brien Diffley So. D 18 Jordan Greenway Fr. F 23 J. Forsbacka Karlsson Fr. F 25 Brandon Fortunato So. D 5 Matt Grzelcyk Sr. D 4 Brandon Hickey So. D 22 Tommy Kelley Jr. F 30 Connor LaCouvee So. G 21 Matt Lane Sr. F 14 Dillon Lawrence Jr. F 16 John MacLeod So. D 7 Charlie McAvoy Fr. D 31 Sean Maguire Sr. G 11 Mike Moran Sr. F 17 Ahti Oksanen Sr. F 13 Nikolas Olsson So. F 10 Danny O Regan Sr. F 12 Chase Phelps So. F 1 Max Prawdzik Fr. G 15 Nick Roberto Jr. F 27 Doyle Somerby Jr. D 2 Shane Switzer Fr. D 3 Erik Udahl Fr. F Head Coach: David Quinn (Boston University 89, 3rd season) Associate Head Coach: Albie O Connell (Boston University 99, 2nd season) Assistant Coach: Scott Young (Boston University, 1st season) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Mike Geragosian (UMass Lowell 75/Northeastern 76, 17th season) Director of Hockey Operations: Chris Dyment (Boston University 02, 1st season) POINTS OF ORIGIN UNITED STATES MASSACHUSETTS (12) Bobo Carpenter Ryan Cloonan Brien Diffley Matt Grzelcyk Tommy Kelley John MacLeod Mike Moran Danny O Regan Max Prawdzik Nick Roberto Doyle Somerby Erik Udahl CONNECTICUT (1) Robbie Baillargeon CALIFORNIA (1) Nikolas Olsson MICHIGAN (1) Shane Switzer MINNESOTA (1) Chase Phelps CANADA BRITISH COLUMBIA (2) Connor LaCouvee Sean Maguire ONTARIO (1) Dillon Lawrence ALBERTA (1) Brandon Hickey EUROPE SWEDEN (2) Oskar Andrén Jakob Forsbacka Karlsson FINLAND (1) Ahti Oksanen PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Oskar ANDRÉN ANN-drin Robbie BAILLARGEON bah-lar-zhe-on Mike GERAGOSIAN gare-ah-go-shin Matt GRZELCYK GRIZZ-lick Connor LACOUVEE lah-ku-vay Danny O REGAN oh-ree-gan AHTI OKSANEN AH-tee OX-ah-nen Doyle SOMERBY SUM-er-bee Erik UDAHL YOU-doll NEW YORK (4) Brandon Fortunato Jordan Greenway Matt Lane Charlie McAvoy

9 HARVARD UNIVERSITY CRIMSON boston university men s ice hockey NO. NAME YR. POS. HGT. WGT. HOMETOWN/LAST TEAM 2 Tyler Moy Jr. F San Diego, Calif./Omaha (USHL) 3 Ryan Begoon So. D New Canaan, Conn./The Hotchkiss School 5 Clay Anderson Jr. D Omaha, Neb./Cedar Rapids (USHL) 7 Eddie Ellis So. F Burlington, Mass./Phillips Academy 8 Victor Newell Jr. D Burnaby, B.C./Waterloo (USHL) 9 Luke Esposito Jr. F Greenwich, Conn./Chilliwack (BCHL) 10 Brayden Jaw Sr. F Vancouver, B.C./South Surrey (BCHL) 11 Kyle Criscuolo Sr. F Southampton, N.J./Sioux City (USHL) 13 Greg Gozzo Sr. F Jupiter, Fla./Omaha (USHL) 14 Alexander Kerfoot Jr. F West Vancouver, B.C./Coquitlam (BCHL) 15 Seb Lloyd So. F Prince George, B.C./West Kelowna (BCHL) 16 Ryan Donato Fr. F Boston, Mass./Dexter School 17 Sean Malone Jr. F West Seneca, N.Y./U.S. National Under-18 Team 19 Jimmy Vesey Sr. F North Reading, Mass./South Shore (EJHL) 20 Adam Baughman Fr. D Chicago, Ill./Brooks (AJHL) 22 Devin Tringale Jr. F Medford, Mass./Valley (EJHL) 24 Joseph Caffrey So. F Ramsey, N.J./Choate Rosemary Hall 25 Wiley Sherman So. D Greenwich, Conn./The Hotchkiss School 26 Jacob Olson Fr. D Saint Paul, Minn./Hill-Murray School 27 Viktor Dombrovskiy Fr. D Coquitlam, B.C./Prince George (BCHL) 31 Merrick Madsen So. G Acton, Calif./Minot (NAHL) 32 Peter Traber Sr. G Birmingham, Mich./Topeka (NAHL) 35 Michael Lackey Fr. G Washington, D.C./U.S. National Under-18 Team 37 Desmond Bergin Sr. D Natick, Mass./Dubuque (USHL) 38 Thomas Aiken So. D Whitefish Bay, Wis./Whitefish Bay 44 Michael Floodstrand Fr. F Hinsdale, Ill./U.S. National Under-18 Team 63 Colin Blackwell Sr. F North Andover, Mass./St. John s Prep 72 Phil Zielonka Jr. F Montréal, Que./Omaha (USHL) 77 Lewis Zerter-Gossage Fr. F Montréal, Qué./Penticton (BCHL) 91 Jake Horton So. D Lake Elmo, Minn./Waterloo (USHL) Head Coach Ted Donato (Harvard 91, 12th season) Associate Head Coach Paul Pearl (Holy Cross 89, 2nd season) Assistant Coach Rob Rassey (Northeastern 09, 3rd season) Volunteer Assistant Coach Brian Eklund (Brown 02, 3rd season) CURRENT TERRIERS VS. HARVARD Player GP G A Pts PIM PP SH GW Danny O Regan / Ahti Oksanen / Matt Grzelcyk / Nick Roberto / Matt Lane / Robbie Baillargeon / Dillon Lawrence / Mike Moran / Nikolas Olsson / Brandon Hickey / Brien Diffley / Brandon Fortunato / Tommy Kelley / John MacLeod / Chase Phelps / Doyle Somerby / Scoring Totals / FORMER TEAMMATES Players Team League Year(s) Robbie Baillargeon (BU) Omaha USHL Tyler Moy (H) Phil Zielonka (H) Jordan Greenway (BU) U.S. U18 Team USHL Charlie McAvoy (BU) Michael Floodstrand (H) Michael Lackey (H) Goaltending GP MIN GA GAA SV SV% W L T SO Sean Maguire 3 146: Totals 3 146:

10 THE LAST TIME BU... WAS AWARDED A PENALTY SHOT... Nov. 29, 2014 vs. Colgate, 5-2 W (Evan Rodrigues shot was saved by Charlie Finn) HAD A PENALTY SHOT AGAINST... Nov. 20, 2015 vs. Michigan, 3-2 W (Tyler Motte s shot was saved by Connor LaCouvee) SHUT OUT AN OPPONENT... Nov. 24, 2015 vs. Bentley, 3-0 (Goalie: Sean Maguire) SHUT OUT AN OPPONENT AT HOME... Nov. 24, 2015 vs. Bentley, 3-0 (Goalie: Sean Maguire) SHUT OUT AN OPPONENT ON THE ROAD... Feb. 24, 2012 at Vermont, 5-0 (Goalie: Grant Rollheiser) SHUT OUT AN OPPONENT ON NEUTRAL ICE... March 21, 2009 vs. UMass Lowell - Hockey East Championship Game, 1-0 (Goalie: Kieran Millan) SHUT OUT AN OPPONENT IN BACK-TO-BACK GAMES... March 9 & 15, 2013 vs. Northeastern (3-0), vs. Merrimack (3-0) (Goalie: Sean Maguire) SHUT OUT SAME OPPONENT IN BACK-TO-BACK GAMES... March 6-7, 2008 at Providence (6-0), vs. Providence (2-0) (Goalies: Brett Bennett, Karson Gillespie) HAD A GOALIE WITH BACK-TO-BACK SHUTOUTS... March 9 & 15, 2013 vs. Northeastern (3-0), vs. Merrimack (3-0) (Sean Maguire) WAS SHUT OUT... Nov. 30, 2014 at Dartmouth, 2-0 L (Dartmouth Goalie: James Kruger) WAS SHUT OUT AT HOME... Feb. 22, 2013 vs. UMass Lowell, 3-0 L (UML Goalie: Connor Hellebuyck) WAS SHUT OUT ON THE ROAD... Nov. 30, 2014 at Dartmouth, 2-0 L (Dartmouth Goalie: James Kruger) WAS SHUT OUT ON NEUTRAL ICE... March 23, 2013 vs. UMass Lowell - Hockey East Championship Game, 1-0 L (UML Goalie: Connor Hellebuyck) WAS SHUT OUT IN BACK-TO-BACK GAMES...Feb. 21 & 22, 2014 at Notre Dame (2-0, 2-0) (ND Goalie: Steven Summerhays) WON A GAME IN OVERTIME...Oct. 31, 2015 vs. Denver, 5-4 WON A GAME IN OVERTIME AT HOME...Oct. 31, 2015 vs. Denver, 5-4 WON A GAME IN OVERTIME ON THE ROAD...Feb. 16, 2013 at Maine, 5-4 WON A GAME IN OVERTIME ON A NEUTRAL SITE...March 27, 2015 vs. Yale [NCAA Northeast Regional Semifinal], 3-2 LOST A GAME IN OVERTIME... Nov. 25, 2014 vs. Harvard, 3-2 LOST A GAME IN OVERTIME AT HOME... Nov. 25, 2014 vs. Harvard, 3-2 LOST A GAME IN OVERTIME ON THE ROAD... March 3, 2012 at Northeastern, 5-4 LOST A GAME IN OVERTIME AT A NEUTRAL SITE...Feb. 13, 2012 vs. Boston College [Beanpot Championship], 3-2 TIED A GAME IN OVERTIME... Nov. 28, 2015 vs. Cornell [Red Hot Hockey], 3-3 SCORED 10 OR MORE GOALS AT HOME...March 9, 1996 vs. Massachusetts, 14-1 W SCORED 10 OR MORE GOALS ON THE ROAD... March 5, 1993 at Providence, 12-6 W ALLOWED 10 OR MORE GOALS AT HOME...Jan. 8, 1985 vs. Boston College, 10-1 L ALLOWED 10 OR MORE GOALS ON THE ROAD...Dec. 1, 1982 at Harvard, 10-3 L SCORED 9 GOALS...Jan. 30, 2015 vs. Massachusetts, 9-5 W ALLOWED 9 GOALS...Dec. 3, 2010 vs. Boston College, 9-5 L SCORED 8 GOALS... Oct. 10, 2014 at Massachusetts, 8-1 W ALLOWED 8 GOALS... Jan. 23, 2004 vs. Maine, 8-4 L SCORED 7 GOALS...Oct. 19, 2013 vs. Wisconsin, 7-3 W ALLOWED 7 GOALS... Jan. 11, 2014 vs. Maine - Frozen Fenway, 7-3 L SCORED EXACTLY 5 GOALS IN A PERIOD... Nov. 3, 2007 vs. UMass Lowell, 7-4 W, 3rd period SCORED EXACTLY 6 GOALS IN A PERIOD... Jan. 30, 2015 vs. Massachusetts, 9-5 W, 3rd period HAD A PLAYER RECORD A HAT TRICK...Feb. 27, 2015 vs. Northeastern (Evan Rodrigues), 6-5 L ALLOWED A PLAYER TO RECORD A HAT TRICK...Oct. 27, 2015 at Connecticut (Tage Thompson - 3 goals), 5-2 L HAD A PLAYER SCORE FOUR GOALS IN A GAME... Dec. 11, 1996 vs. Boston College (Chris Drury), 6-4 W HAD A PLAYER SCORE FIVE GOALS IN A GAME... March 3, 1990 vs. Northeastern (Joe Sacco), 5-2 W ALLOWED 50 OR MORE SHOTS ON GOAL...Nov. 23, 2013 vs. North Dakota, 3-3 T, 58 shots (Goalie: Matt O Connor) RECORDED 50 OR MORE SHOTS ON GOAL... Dec. 5, 2015 vs. Vermont, 5-3 W, 51 shots WON A GAME WHEN RECORDING 15 SHOTS OR FEWER... Nov. 30, 2013 vs. Cornell, 3-2 W, 11 shots HELD AN OPPONENT TO NO SHOTS IN A PERIOD...Dec. 29, 2004 vs. Nebraska Omaha, 4-1 W, 2nd period SCORED A SHORTHANDED GOAL... Feb. 28, 2015 at Northeastern (Jack Eichel, 4-on-5), 6-1 W SCORED EXACTLY TWO SHORTHANDED GOALS IN A GAME... Oct. 15, 2011 vs. Denver, 4-3 W SCORED THREE SHORTHANDED GOALS IN A GAME...March 15, 2015 vs. Merrimack [HE Quarterfinals], 5-0 W ALLOWED A SHORTHANDED GOAL... Oct. 31, 2015 vs. Denver (Quentin Shore, 4-on-5), 5-4 W...HAD EXACTLY 5 DIFFERENT PLAYERS SCORE A GOAL IN A GAME...Dec. 5, 2015 vs. Vermont, 5-3 W...HAD EXACTLY 6 DIFFERENT PLAYERS SCORE A GOAL IN A GAME... Oct. 10, 2014 at Massachusetts, 8-1 W...HAD EXACTLY 7 DIFFERENT PLAYERS SCORE A GOAL IN A GAME...Oct. 19, 2013 vs. Wisconsin, 7-3 W...SCORED EXACTLY 4 POWER-PLAY GOALS IN A GAME... Jan. 17, 2009 vs. Boston College, 5-2 W...SCORED EXACTLY 5 POWER-PLAY GOALS IN A GAME... Oct. 25, 2008 vs. Michigan, 7-2 W...SCORED 6 POWER-PLAY GOALS IN A GAME...Jan. 30, 2015 vs. Massachusetts, 9-5 W...ALLOWED 4 POWER-PLAY GOALS IN A GAME... March 16, 2012 vs. Maine - HE Semifinals, 5-3 L...SCORED A GOAL IN 10 STRAIGHT PERIODS...Feb. 8, Feb. 19, 2010, 10 straight...allowed A GOAL IN 10 STRAIGHT PERIODS... Jan. 26, Feb. 15, 2013, 14 straight...allowed A GOAL IN 15 STRAIGHT PERIODS...Dec. 14, Jan. 18, 2014, 18 straight...scored A GOAL IN 15 STRAIGHT PERIODS... Dec. 6, Jan. 13, 2009, 16 straight...went SCORELESS ON 25 STRAIGHT POWER-PLAY CHANCES... Jan. 24, Feb. 14, 2014, 25 straight...killed OFF 20 STRAIGHT PENALTIES...Feb. 26, March 16, straight...killed OFF 25 STRAIGHT PENALTIES...Feb. 19, March 5, 2011, 25 straight...killed OFF 30 STRAIGHT PENALTIES... Oct. 22, Nov. 12, 2010, 32 straight COMMITTED ZERO PENALTIES IN A GAME...Jan. 15, 2008 vs. Dartmouth, 3-2 L OPPONENT COMMITTED ZERO PENALTIES IN A GAME... Oct. 10, 2014 at Massachusetts, 8-1 W DEFEATED A TEAM RANKED NO. 1 IN THE COUNTRY...April 9, 2015 vs. North Dakota [Frozen Four Semifinal], 5-3 W (BU was ranked #2)

11 CAREER HIGHS GOALS ASSISTS POINTS MULTIPLE-POINT GAMES ROBBIE BAILLARGEON 1, 16x, rec. at QU, 12/12/15 3, vs. UNH, 2/13/15 3, 3x, rec. at UNH, 2/13/15 11, rec. at QU, 12/12/15 5 multiple-assist games BOBO CARPENTER 1, 4x, rec. at QU, 12/12/15 1, 2x, rec. vs. Michigan, 11/20/15 1, 6x, rec. at QU, 12/12/15 none RYAN CLOONAN 1, 4x, rec. vs. NU, 11/6/15 2, vs. Wisconsin, 10/17/15 2, 2x, rec. vs. NU, 11/6/15 2, rec. vs. NU, 11/6/15 BRIEN DIFFLEY 1, vs. UConn, 11/8/14 2, 2x, rec. vs. NoDak, 4/9/15 2, 3x, rec. vs. NoDak, 4/9/15 3, rec. vs. NoDak, 4/9/15 J. FORSBACKA KARLSSON 2, vs. PC, 11/14/15 2, vs. Denver, 10/31/15 3, vs. PC, 11/14/15 3, rec. vs. PC, 11/14/15 BRANDON FORTUNATO 1, 5x, rec. vs. Vermont, 12/5/15 3, vs. UMass, 1/30/15 3, 2x, rec. vs. Vermont, 12/5/15 6, rec. vs. Vermont, 12/5/15 4 multiple-assist games JORDAN GREENWAY 1, vs. Cornell, 11/28/15 2, vs. Vermont, 12/5/15 2, vs. Vermont, 12/5/15 1, vs. Vermont, 12/5/15 MATT GRZELCYK 2, 2x, rec. vs. NU, 2/23/15 3, 2x, vs. UML, 1/18/15 3, 5x, rec. vs. UML, 3/21/15 15, rec. vs. NU, 11/6/15 11 multiple-assist games BRANDON HICKEY 2, vs. UMass, 1/30/15 2, 2x, rec. vs. Bentley, 11/24/15 2, 4x, rec. vs. Bentley, 11/24/15 4, rec. vs. Bentley, 11/24/15 TOMMY KELLEY 1, 3x, rec. vs. Vermont, 12/4/15 1, at NU, 3/1/14 1, 4x, rec. vs. Vermont, 12/4/15 none MATT LANE 2, 2x, rec. at QU, 12/12/15 2, 3x, rec. vs. Vermont, 12/5/15 3, vs. Vermont, 12/5/15 7, rec. at QU, 12/12/15 DILLON LAWRENCE 1, at Harvard, 1/4/14 none 1, at Harvard, 1/4/14 none JOHN MacLEOD 1, 3x, rec. at Merrimack, 10/30/15 2, 2x, rec. at UNH, 2/14/15 2, 2x, rec. at UNH, 2/14/15 2, rec. at UNH, 2/14/15 CHARLIE McAVOY 1, at Union, 10/10/15 1, 7x, rec. at QU, 12/12/15 1, 8x, rec., at QU, 12/12/15 none MIKE MORAN 1, 10x, rec. vs. NU, 2/23/15 1, 8x, rec. vs. Vermont, 12/4/15 2, 2x, at NU, 3/1/14 2, rec. at NU, 3/1/14 AHTI OKSANEN 3, vs. UMass, 1/30/15 3, vs. UMass, 10/11/13 4, at NU, 2/28/15 17, rec. vs. Vermont, 12/5/15 6 multiple-goal games 6 multiple-assist games NIKOLAS OLSSON 1, 6x, rec. vs. UML, 3/21/15 2, 2x, rec. vs. Cornell, 11/28/15 2, 3x, rec. vs. Cornell, 11/28/15 3, rec. vs. Cornell, 11/28/15 DANNY O REGAN 3, vs. Merrimack, 12/6/14 3, 2x, rec. vs. UConn, 10/24/15 4, vs. Merrimack, 12/6/14 37, rec. vs. Vermont, 12/5/15 9 multiple-goal games 16 multiple-assist games CHASE PHELPS 1, 4x, rec. at UConn, 10/27/15 1, 2x, rec. vs. UMD, 3/28/15 1, 6x, rec. at UConn, 10/27/15 none NICK ROBERTO 1, 11x, rec. vs. NU, 2/27/14 2, 2x, rec. vs. Vermont, 1/24/14 3, vs. Vermont, 1/24/14 3, rec. vs. Vermont, 1/24/14 DOYLE SOMERBY 1, 5x, rec. vs. Bentley, 11/24/15 2, at Union, 10/10/15 2, 3x, rec. vs. Bentley, 11/24/15 3, rec. vs. Bentley, 11/24/15 SAVES ASSISTS SHUTOUTS CONNOR LaCOUVEE 36, vs. NU, 11/6/15 1, 2x, rec. at Yale, 12/11/15 none SEAN MAGUIRE 50, vs. Vermont, 2/16/13 none 5, rec. vs. Bentley, 11/24/15