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1 HUSKIES ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONS Contact: Tom Nelson ( or SCSU Schedule October Oct. 4 vs. Trinity Western (EX) W, 8-0 Oct. 10 vs. Colgate L, 3-1 Oct. 11 vs. Colgate W, 3-1 Oct. 24 at Union L, 5-1 Oct. 25 at Union W, 3-2 Oct. 31 vs. Minnesota W, 4-1 November Nov. 1 at Minnesota L, 4-3 OT Nov. 7 vs. Minnesota Duluth* L, 3-2 OT Nov. 8 vs. Minnesota Duluth* L, 3-1 Nov. 14 at Western Michigan* W, 4-3 Nov. 15 at Western Michigan* T, 1-1 OT Nov. 21 vs. North Dakota* W, 3-1 Nov. 22 vs. North Dakota* L, 3-2 Nov. 28 at Bemidji State W, 6-3 Nov. 29 at Bemidji State L, 4-1 December Dec. 12 at Omaha* L, 3-2 Dec. 13 at Omaha* L, 5-3 January Jan. 2 vs. Quinnipiac W, 3-2. Jan. 3 vs. Quinnipiac L, 4-1 Jan. 9 vs. Miami* W, 3-1 Jan. 10 vs. Miami W, 3-2 Jan. 16 at Denver* L, 3-1. Jan. 17 at Denver* L, 4-1 Jan. 23 vs. Western Michigan* W, 7-0 Jan. 24 vs. Western Michigan* L, 3-2 Jan. 30 at Colorado College* W, 7-1 Jan. 31 at Colorado College* W, 6-1 February Feb. 13 at UMD* L, 4-2 Feb. 14 at UMD* W, 4-1 Feb. 20 vs. Omaha* W, 4-3 Feb. 21 vs. Omaha* W, 2-0. Feb. 27 at North Dakota* L, 3-2 Feb. 28 at North Dakota* L, 3-1 March Mar. 6 vs. Denver* 8:08 p.m. Mar. 7 vs. Denver* 7:07 p.m. Mar. 13- NCHC First Round TBA Mar. 15 Mar. 20- NCHC Frozen Faceoff TBA Mar. 21 Mar. 27- NCAA Regionals TBA Mar. 29 Apr NCAA Frozen Four - Boston * NCHC Games All times listed as Central Time Call SCSUTIX for ticket information or visit SCSU Men s Hockey Release: St. Cloud State vs. #7/8 Denver March 6, :08 p.m. (CT) March 7, :07 p.m. (CT) at Herb Brooks National Hockey Center - St. Cloud, MN REGULAR SEASON FINALE: The St. Cloud State University Huskies men s hockey team ( , NCHC) will continue its season with a pair of conference games against the #7/8 University of Denver ( , NCHC) on Mar. 6-7, at the Herb Brooks National Hockey Center (5,159 cap./200x100) in St. Cloud, Minn. The action will get underway on March 6 at 8:08 p.m. (CT), while the pucks drops on March 7 at 7:07 p.m. (CT). The game on March 6 will be televised live on the CBS Sports Network (DirecTV 221/Dish Network 158 or check your local cable listings). The game on March 7 will be televised live on the SCSU Sports Network on Charter cable channels 823/423 and on Comcast Cable in the Twin Cities on channel 999. Fans can listen to both games on KCML FM 99.9 ( or KVSC FM 88.1 (www. kvsc.org). NCHC CHAMPIONS: St. Cloud State University captured the inaugural regular season championship of the NCHC in The Huskies finished the year with a first place mark of in the always rugged NCHC. SCSU posted 48 league points to win the Penrose Trophy, while North Dakota trailed in second place with 45 points. This marked the second consecutive season that SCSU has won a regular season conference title. In 2013, the Huskies won the WCHA regular season championshp. ON THE AIR: KCML Lite 99.9 FM will broadcast all home and away SCSU men s hockey games during the season. Fans can tune into KCML on the web at Dan Terhaar, the Voice of the Huskies, and Dave Reichel will provide the call for KCML in select SCSU hockey games will also be broadcast live on KVSC FM 88.1 (www. kvsc.org). KVSC sports director Declan Goff will lead the KVSC broadcast team. HUSKIES ON TV: Select SCSU home games in will be televised live on Charter Cable channel 823 HD/426 in the St. Cloud area and on Charter markets throughout the region (check your local cable provider for details). Select games will also be televised on Comcast Cable channel 999 in the Twin Cities. Twin Cities sports media personality Jim Rich and former NHL and Husky standout Mark Parrish called the games this season for Husky Productions. Special thanks to Brian Stanley and the rest of the award winning Husky Productions staff for providing top quality programming throughout the season for SCSU fans. Select NCHC games featuring SCSU will be televised on the CBS Sports Network. Selected games will also be televised nationally on Fox Sports North and Fox College Sports. Please check you local guide for the channel location of CBS Sports and Fox Sports. WATCH ON THE WEB: Fans will have a chance to watch SCSU games on the web (both home and away) with the new NCHC.tv web streaming service. Just visit NCHC.tv and then click on the SCSU channel to get information on how you can subscribe to this great new web streaming service St. Cloud State Leaders Goals Brodzinski Morley Benik Russell Winiecki... 5 Assists Kossila Benik Russell Brodzinski Prow Prochno Morley...11 Rehkamp...11 Points Brodzinski Benik Kossila Morley Russell Prow Power Play Goals Brodzinski Russell... 7 Benik... 5 Goals Against Average Lindgren Reijola Save Percentage Lindgren % Reijola % NCHC TOURNAMENT: Make plans now to attend the NCHC Frozen Faceoff at the Minneapolis Target Center on March 20-21, For the details, please visit:

2 MORE NEWS AND NOTES... LAST YEAR: The Huskies ( , NCHC) placed first in the NCHC s regular season standings last year and also finished as the runner-up at the 2014 NCAA West Regional. Senior Nic Dowd was named as a Hobey Baker Award top three finalist in 2014 and he was also selected as an AHCA All-America West First Team award winner in The NCHC Student-Athlete of the Year in , Dowd was also selected as the NCHC Defensive Forward of the Year and Bob Motzko was named the NCHC Coach of the Year in POLL POSITION: SCSU received votes in the most recent USA Hockey national college hockey poll and received votes on the USCHO.com poll on Feb. 16, SCSU finished the season ranked #8 in both the USA Today/USA HOCKEY poll and the USCHO.com national polls...scsu earned a 3rd place ranking in the NCHC media poll for WEEKS SCSU HAS BEEN RANKED IN THE TOP 20 DURING : 9 THE BOB MOTZKO SHOW: The Bob Motzko Show airs every Monday during the season from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. on KNSI 1450 AM/103.3 FM. The show is broadcast live from the Green Mill in downtown St. Cloud with Dan Terhaar serving as the show host. Fans are encouraged to attend this show live at the Green Mill and admission was FREE. Great food, pizza and beverages are always available on the Green Mill menu. You can also listen to the show live on the web at SCSU Hockey Roster #2 Jarrod Rabey SR D 6-1 R Rockton, Illinois / Indiana (USHL) #4 Ben Storm (COL) SO D 6-7 L Laurium, Mich. / Muskegon (USHL) #5 Nathan Widman FR D 6-0 L Naperville, Ill. /Cedar Rapids(USHL) #6 Daniel Tedesco SO F 5-10 L Vaughan, Ont./ Lakeshore (OJHL) #7 Niklas Nevalainen SO D 5-9 L Pori, Finland / Dubuque (USHL) #9 Joey Benik JR F 5-10 L Andover, Minn. / Penticton (BCHL) #10 Ryan Papa SO F 5-6 L Prospect Hgts, Ill./ Waterloo (USHL) #11 Kalle Kossila JR F 5-10 L Kauniainen, Finland / Blues U20 #12 Ethan Prow JR D 5-11 R Sauk Rapids/ Des Moines (USHL) #13 David Morley JR F 5-7 R Richmond Hills, Ont./Victoria (BCHL) #16 Jimmy Murray JR F 5-7 L Darien, Illinois / Omaha (USHL) #17 Judd Peterson (BUF) FR F 6-0 R Duluth, Minn./ Cedar Rapids (USHL) #18 Garrett Milan SR F 5-7 L Whistler, BC/ Penticton (BCHL) #21 Brooks Bertsch SR F 5-11 R Dubuque, Iowa / Dubuque (USHL) #22 Jonny Brodzinski (LOS) JR F 6-1 R Blaine, Minnesota / Fargo (USHL) #23 T.J. Belisle JR F 5-10 L Andover, Minn./Minnesota (MnJHL) #26 Mika Ilvonen FR D 5-8 L Espoo, Finland / Espoo Blues U20 #27 Nick Oliver (NSH) SR F 6-2 L Roseau, Minnesota / Fargo (USHL) #28 Andrew Prochno SR D 5-11 L Minnetonka/ Sioux Falls (USHL) #33 Joe Phillippi SR G 5-8 L Shoreview, Minn./ Fairbanks (NAHL) #35 Charlie Lindgren SO G 6-2 R Lakeville, Minn./ Sioux Falls (USHL) #37 Joe Rehkamp SR F 5-11 R Plymouth, Minn. / Waterloo (USHL) #40 Tim Daly SR D 5-11 R Maple Ridge, BC/ Langley (BCHL) #42 Blake Winiecki FR F 6-1 L Lakeville, Minn./ Waterloo (USHL) #45 Rasmus Reijola JR G 6-3 L Espoo, Finland / Blues U20 (Europe) #63 Patrick Russell FR F 6-1 R Copenhagen, Den./Waterloo (USHL) Head Coach: Bob Motzko Assistant Coaches: Mike Gibbons, Garrett Raboin, Dave Rogalski Athletic Trainer: Bryan DeMaine Equipment Manager: Jeremiah Minkel Coordinator Hockey and Video Operations: Matt Chapman ON THE AIR: All SCSU games are broadcast live on KCML Lite 99.9 in the St. Cloud area with Dan Terhaar and Dave Reichel calling the shots this season. Fans are able to listen to the games on the web by going to this website at Selected Husky games are also broadcast live on KVSC FM 88.1 ( in KVSC s crew is led by sports director Declan Goff. WATCH ON THE WEB: Once again in , all SCSU home games are available to watch on the NCHC.tv live video streaming service. To learn more about this pay--per-view web service, please check out the Fan Zone/Game Day Live link at NCHC.tv/scsu COACHING STAFF: SCSU is led this season by 10th-season head coach Bob Motzko. A 1987 graduate of St. Cloud State, Motzko earned WCHA Coach of the Year notice in 2006 and The Huskies assistant coaches include seven-year veteran Mike Gibbons, third-year coach Garrett Raboin and fourth-year volunteer goalie coach Dave Rogalski. Matt Chapman serves as the team s coordinator of hockey and video operations and Jeremiah Minkel is back once again as the team s equipment manager in THE NATIONAL: St. Cloud State University joined the National Collegiate Hockey Conference in The Huskies accepted the invitation to join The National in 2011, and they joined Colorado College, University of Denver, University of Minnesota Duluth, University of Nebraska Omaha, Miami University, University of North Dakota and Western Michigan as members of the new league this winter. The Huskies became an NCAA Division I affiliate in and they joined the WCHA in and were affiliated with the WCHA until MEET YOUR CAPTAINS: St. Cloud State seniors Nick Oliver, Andrew Prochno and Tim Daly will serve as team captains for the season. Oliver will be the captain, while Daly and Prochno will serve as alternate captains. Oliver served as a team alternate captain in for the Huskies. SCSU HOCKEY SEASON TICKETS - Single Game Tickets Season tickets, single-game tickets and a variety of season ticket flex packs are available for Husky home hockey games in Fans can get complete ticket information online at Fans can purchase tickets online and also print tickets out at home at this website location. You can also call SCSUTIX or for complete SCSU Athletic Ticket Information! DON T MISS ANY OF THE ACTION in ! #BHuskyProud

3 #JB4HB St. Cloud State s 2015 Hobey Baker Candidate #22 Jonny BRODZINSKI Junior Forward lbs. Blaine, Minn. NHL: LAK Highlights: Leads nation with 10 power play goals Ranks 9th in NCHC with 29 points (17g/13a)* Second in the NCHC with 17 goals* 119 shots on target this season Three game winning goals in Joined SCSU s 100-point club this year and now has 104 career points in 112 games played Has charted 7 multi-point games in Has scored 3-points in a game five times in Charted hat trick in 3-1 win vs. Colgate on Oct. 11 NCHC Player of the Month in January 2015 NCHC Player of the Week on Feb. 2, (4g/2a in weekend sweep at Colorado College Has played in 112 consecutive games during college career at SCSU Ranks 9th in team records with 60 career goals as a Husky

4 2014 NCHC CHAMPS! St. Cloud State University captured the inaugural NCHC regular season championship in with a NCHC record and a overall record. The Huskies cliniched the first Penrose Cup with a weekend sweep at Colorado College on March 7-8 to end the season with a league high 48 points - ahead of second place North Dakota at 45. This marks the second consecutive season that SCSU has won a regular season conference title. Last year, the Huskies won the WCHA s MacNaughton Cup in their final year of competition in that league NCHC All-Academic Joey Benik, Brooks Bertsch, Brandon Burrell Nic Dowd, Ryan Faragher, Kevin Gravel Joseph Holka, Kalle Kossila, David Morley Jimmy Murray, Niklas Nevalainen, Nick Oliver Ryan Papa, Joseph Phillippi, Andrew Prochno Ethan Prow, Joe Rehkamp, Rasmus Reijola Ben Storm, Daniel Tedesco NCHC Coach of the Year: Bob Motzko NCHC Student-Athlete of the Year: Nic Dowd NCHC Defensive Forward of the Year: Nic Dowd NCHC Scholar-Athlete Team: Nic Dowd All-NCHC Award Winners: First Team: Nic Dowd Second Team: Ryan Farahger Rookie Team: Charlie Lindgren Honorable Mention: Andrew Prochno and Jonny Brodzinski

5 SCSU COACH BOB MOTZKO YEARS AT SCSU: 10th season CAREER RECORD: NCHC/WCHA CAREER RECORD: NCHC Coach of the Year 2014 WCHA Coach of the Year 2007 WCHA Coach of the Year 2006 The Motzko Story Bob Motzko begins his 10th season at SCSU in The 2006 and 2007 WCHA Coach of the Year and 2014 NCHC Coach of the Year, Motzko has guided the Huskies to six WCHA Final Five appearances, a first place regular season finish in the NCHC in 2014, a first place regular season finish in the WCHA in 2013, a NCAA Midwest Regional title in 2013 and a berth in the 2007, 2008, 2010, 2013 and 2014 NCAA Division I tournaments. Motzko has charted an impressive overall record and has seen the Huskies ranked among the nation s top 20 teams for more than 123 weeks during his tenure at SCSU. The Huskies have advanced to the WCHA Final Five in 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2012 and 2013 and they reached the WCHA Final Five championship games twice during the Motzko era in 2010 and Motzko also guided the Huskies to their first-ever NCAA playoff victory with a 4-3 2OT win over Northern Michigan at the Western Regional in 2010 along with the 2013 Midwest Regional title with wins over Notre Dame (5-1) and Miami (4-1). Motzko guided SCSU to its first-ever NCAA Frozen Four appearance in In 2014, Motzko saw his Huskies advanced to the NCAA West Region title game. Motzko served as an assistant coach for Team USA at the 2014 IIHF World Junior Championships in Malmo, Sweden. Individual honors have been many during the Motzko era at SCSU. In 2014, Nic Dowd was named a Hobey Baker Award top three finalist and was an AHCA First Team All-American. In 2013, Drew LeBlanc became SCSU s first-ever Hobey Baker Award winner. LeBlanc and Nick Jensen both earned All-America First Team status in 2013, and Ryan Lasch was a Hobey Baker Award Top 10 finalist and an AHCA All-American in In 2007, Motzko saw SCSU standout Bobby Goepfert named a Hobey Baker Award top 10 finalist. SCSU freshman forward Andreas Nodl was named the 2007 HCA Division I Rookie of the Year and the 2007 WCHA Rookie of the Year. SCSU players have gained All-America honors six times during Motzko s tenure. A former SCSU hockey player and graduate of St. Cloud State, Motzko served as a men s hockey assistant coach at the University of Minnesota since He was part of two NCAA Division I national championship teams in 2002 and 2003, and helped the Gophers win WCHA playoff crowns in 2003 and His four recruiting classes at Minnesota were considered among the best in the nation, and Motzko helped produce one Hobey Baker Award winner, three first team All-Americans, two second team All-Americans and many All- WCHA honorees at Minnesota. A 1987 graduate of St. Cloud State University, Motzko was a two-year varsity letterwinner for the SCSU hockey team from Motzko began his coaching career in as an assistant coach for the legendary Herb Brooks at SCSU - and also worked with former SCSU head coach Craig Dahl. Motzko went on to serve as general manager and head coach of the USHL s North Iowa Huskies from 1987 through In 1989, Motzko led the North Iowa squad to a United State Junior A national championship and was named that year s USHL Coach of the Year. In 1991, Motzko was named associate head coach at Miami University (Ohio), where he helped lead the RedHawks to a Central Collegiate Hockey Association title and an NCAA tournament berth in He served for one season as an associate head coach at the University of Denver from , before returning to Miami University in Motzko was named general manager and head coach of the USHL s Sioux Falls Stampede in He led the Stampede to a record in the team s first two seasons in the USHL, and in 2000, Motzko was named the USHL General Manager of the Year. A native of Austin, Minn., Motzko and his wife Shelley are the parents of three children. They currently reside in St. Cloud, Minn. MOTZKO S STAFF: Motzko will be assisted this winter by Mike Gibbons, Garrett Raboin and Dave Rogalski. SCSU s suport staff features equipment manager Jeremiah Minkel, athletic trainer Bryan DeMaine, strength and fitness coordinator Travis Zins and Coordinator of Hockey and Video Operations Matt Chapman. The Motzko File: ALMA MATER: St. Cloud State, 1987 HOMETOWN: Austin, Minn. HEAD COACHING EXPERIENCE St. Cloud State 2005-present Sioux Falls (USHL) North Iowa (USHL) ASSISTANT COACHING EXPERIENCE Minnesota St. Cloud State ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH EXPERIENCE Miami (Ohio) Miami (Ohio) Denver PLAYING EXPERIENCE Dubuque (USHL) 1981 St. Cloud State WCHA Coach of the Year in 2006 WCHA Coach of the Year in 2007 NCHC Coach of the Year in 2014 USHL General Manager of the Year in 2000 USHL General Manager of the Year in th Career Win: 4-1 win at MTU, 11/10/07 100th Career Win: 4-3 win vs. UND, 2/12/10 150th Career Win: 5-2 win vs. DU, 1/18/ WCHA Regular Season Champions 2013 NCAA Midwest Regional Champions 2014 Assistant Coach Team USA World Juniors Motzko Year-by-Year Year Overall Conf./Place /6th# /2nd# /4th# /6th# # # # * # ^$ Totals * WCHA Champions Regional Champs # WCHA ^ NCHC $ NCHC Champs Motzko vs Opponents Team Record Bemidji State Colgate Colorado College Denver Miami Minnesota Minnesota Duluth Minnesota State Nebraska Omaha North Dakota Notre Dame Quinnipiac Union Western Michigan 3-3-2

6 MORE NEWS AND NOTES... MILESTONE NEAR: SCSU s next victory will be coach Bob Motzko s 200th career win with the Huskies. His current mark over 10 seasons is He ranks second in the SCSU records for most career wins behind Craig Dahl, who had 338 wins from VOTE FOR HOBEY: The Vote for Hobey fan ballot is now open. Fans can vote for SCSU s Jonny Brodzinski this winter by visiting UND SETBACK: The Huskies suffered a 3-2 loss on Feb. 27 and a 3-2 loss on Feb. 28 at #1 North Dakota. Ben Storm posted his first power play goal as a Husky and Joey Benik also scored for the Huskies on Feb. 27. Junior blueliner Ethan Prow added SCSU¹s lone goal with a PPG on Feb : If you are interested in season tickets for the upcoming season at St. Cloud State University, please call the Charlie Lindgren SCSU Athletic Ticket Office at SCSUTIX or CLASS ACT: The Huskies will recognize the seniors prior to the start of the game on March 7. This group of seniors includes Brooks Bertsch, Tim Daly, Garrett Milan, Nick Oliver, Joe Phillippi, Andrew Prochno, Jarrod Rabey and Joe Rehkamp. This group of seniors has helped lead SCSU to two conference championships, an NCAA regional title in 2013 and a trip to the NCAA Frozen Four in Over the past four seasons, the Huskies have charted 79 victories with help from the senior class. CLOSE TO 100: Kalle Kossila needs three points to join SCSU¹s 100-point club. In 110 career games, Kossila has 32g/65a for the Huskies. NICE ON THE ICE: SCSU is the 6th least penalized team in the nation with an average of 9.2 PIM per game in NOTES AND NEWS: SCSU is when David Morley scores a goal in Sauk Rapids native Ethan Prow has notched 11 points in his last eight games, which includes a four-game point streak headed into the weekend s games vs. Denver...Ben Storm scored his first power play goal as a Husky on Feb. 27 at UND...rookie blueliner Nathan Widman leads the Huskies on the plus/minus this season at +9, while freshman forward Blake Winiecki is +8...Jonny Brodzinski leads the Huskies this season with 131 shots on goal...scsu seniors have won 79 games during the last four years. The top four-year group of players at SCSU was from when that senior class won 100 games during their careers as Huskies...David Morley has 4g/4a during his college career against Denver. PP SUCCESS: The Huskies rank fifth in the nation on the power play at 23.7% (32/135) this winter and Brodzinski leads the country with 10 PPGs...SCSU charted three power play goals during its recent trip to UND. MAKING A POINT: Joey Benik ranks fourth in the league with 24 points (1.09 ppg) in 22 league games played this winter. He also ranks second in the league with 17 assists (p.77 apg)...the trio of Benik (16), Kalle Kossila (13) and Jonny Brodzinski (12) paced the NCHC with power play points respecitively in 22 league games...brodzinski and Patrick Russell lead the NCHC with 7 ppgs this winter...russell ranks second among league rookies with 20 points (0.91 ppg)...as a team, SCSU ranks second in the league on defense at 2.32 goals allowed per game and fourth on offense at 2.86 goals scored per game. DU leads the NCHC this week with an average of 3.36 goals per game. On defense, DU ranks sixth in the league at 2.82 goals allowed per game. STRONG SCHEDULE: SCSU s strength of schedule this season is ranked #2 in the nation among DI programs. SCSU is in games against nationally ranked teams. The Huskies have finished their regular season with eight consecutive games against teams currently ranked among the nation s top 10, including #1 UND, #6 Minnesota Duluth, #7/8 Denver and #8/7 Omaha. UP NEXT: The Huskies will begin play in the first round of the NCHC playoffs next week. This best of three series runs from March at a site to be determined by the results of this weekend s games in the conference. The winner of the playoff series advances to the 2015 NCHC Frozen Face-off tournament at the Target Center in downtown Minneapolis on March SCSU Situations Game one of series Game two of series SCSU on Tuesday SCSU on Wednesday SCSU on Thursday SCSU on Friday SCSU on Saturday SCSU on Sunday NCHC Playoff NCAA Regional NCAA Frozen Four Shootout Record 0-1 Home record Away record Neutral record SCSU in Minnesota SCSU out of state Huskies score first Opponents score first No One Scores First Huskies lead after 1st period Opponents lead after 1st period Tied after 1st period Huskies lead after 2nd period Opponents lead after 2nd period Tied after 2nd period Huskies outshoot opponent Opponents outshoot Huskies Shots are even Huskies have under 20 shots Huskies have shots Huskies have shots Huskies have shots Huskies have 50+ shots One goal game Two goal game Three goal game Four goal game Five goal game Six goal game Seven goal game Eight goal game Nine goal game goal game Overtime games Shutouts by SCSU 0 Huskies are Shutout 0 Huskies in October, Huskies in November, Huskies in December, Huskies in January, Huskies in February, Huskies in March-April, SCSU scores on the PP SCSU fails to score on the PP Opponent scores on the PP Opponent fails to score on the PP Following a loss Following a win Following a tie Vs. Ranked Teams (top 20 time played) NCHC Opponent WCHA Opponent Big 10 Opponent ECAC Opponent vs. Hockey East Opponent 0-0-0

7 When Was the Last Time... SCSU played in OT: Nov. 8, UMD 3, at SCSU 2. UMD s Cal Decowski scores at 2:06 of OT for the win. SCSU won in OT: March 29, SCSU 4, Notre Dame 3 at NCAA West Regional in St. Paul. Huskies win in first OT with goal by Nic Dowd at 17:21. SCSU lost in OT: Nov. 8, UMD 3, at SCSU 2. UMD s Cal Decowski scores at 2:06 of OT for the win. SCSU recorded a shutout: Feb. 21, Charlie Lindgren posts a 21 save 2-0 shutout win vs. Omaha. SCSU records shutout at home: Feb. 21, Charlie Lindgren posts a 21 save 2-0 shutout win vs. Omaha. SCSU was shutout: Mar. 30, Minnesota 4, SCSU 0 at Xcel Energy Center in NCAA West Regional. SCSU was shutout at the home: Nov. 8, 2013, Miami 2, at SCSU 0. Ryan McKay has 31 saves in win at the Brooks Center. SCSU scored 7 goals: Jan. 30, SCSU 7,at CC 1 An SCSU opp. scores 7 goals: Feb. 20, at UW 7, SCSU 4 SCSU scores 8 goals: Oct. 19, 2012, at SCSU 8, UAH 3 SCSU opponent scores 8 goals: Feb. 1, 2014 at Nebraska Omaha. SCSU falls 8-6 at CenturyLink Arena in downtown Omaha, Neb. SCSU scored 9 goals: Jan. 28, 2005 vs. Sacred Heart at the NHC, SCSU wins An SCSU opponent scored 9 goals: Jan. 3, Denver University won 9-6 at Denver. SCSU scores 10 goals: Nov. 15, SCSU 10, at UAH 0. SCSU opponent scores 10 goals: March 2, at UND, 10-2 SCSU scores 11 goals: Dec. 15, 2001 vs. Bemidji State, 11-3 SCSU scores 12 goals: Jan. 19, 1992 vs. Western Ontario, 12-3 An SCSU forward scored 5 goals: Jan. 23, Fred Knipscheer against Michigan Tech in a 7-4 victory. An SCSU forward scored 4 goals: Feb. 15, 2002, Mark Hartigan vs. UAA. March 7, 1997, Mark Parrish vs. Northern Michigan. An SCSU forward scored a Hat Trick: Oct. 11, Jonny Brodzinski scores 3 goals in a 3-1 win vs. Colgate at the HBNHC. An SCSU freshman scored a Hat Trick: Dec. 7, David Morley scores three against UNO in a 6-5 loss at the NHEC. An SCSU defenseman scored a Hat Trick: Dec. 17, 2011, Nick Jensen scores three against Denver in a 5-1 win at the NHC. An SCSU player scored a natural Hat Trick: Dec. 2, Konrad Reeder scores three goals in first period at UAA. An SCSU player scored a Short-Handed Hat Trick: Feb.14, George Awada scored at 2:44 and 11:46 of the second and then at 1:28 of overtime in a 4-3 win over Michigan Tech at the NHC. A SCSU player scored a SHG: Nov. 14, Joey Benik scores SHG at :45 of the 2nd period at Western Michigan. SCSU wins 4-3. An opposing player scored a SHG vs. SCSU: Jan. 3, Tommy Schutt scores a SHG fro Quinnipiac at 8:49 of the 1st in q 4-1 win at the HBNHC. SCSU scored two SHG s: Oct. 24, 2009 vs. UMD at the NHEC. SHGs scored by Drew LeBlanc and Jared Festler- both in the 2nd period. Oppponent scored two SHG s: Oct. 22, 2004, Denver s Gabe Gauthier scores two SHG at Magness Arena. SCSU scores two SHG s on same penalty: Has not hapened in regular season. Ex.: Mike Doyle and Matt Gens each scored SHGs in 2nd period vs. St. Clair on 10/11/03. SCSU won 8-2. An opposing player scored a Hat Trick: Nov. 1, at Minnesota 4, SCSU 3. Justin Kloos scores three goals. An SCSU forward scored two (or more) Power Play goals: Jonny Brodzinski scores two PPGs in a 7-1 win at CC on Jan. 30, An SCSU defenseman scored two PPGs: Jan. 17, 2004, Justin Fletcher scores two in a 6-3 loss at UAA. An opposing player scored two PPGs: 11/19/11 at Minnesota. Nick Bjugstad scores two PPGs in a 5-0 win by the Gophers at Mariucci. An SCSU player scored on a penalty shot: Dec. 11, Tony Gruba scored on Michigan Tech s Jamie Ram. Game ended in 1-1 tie. An opposing player scored on a penalty shot: Oct. 25, Mike Vecchione at Union scored on a penalty shot at 19:46 of the 2nd period. A penalty shot was attempted during an SCSU game by the Huskies: Dec. 12, 2009 at the NHC. Brian Volpei misses on an attempt against Joe Howe of Colorado College at 14:26 of the second period. A penalty shot was attempted during an SCSU game by the Opponent: Oct. 25, Mike Vecchione at Union scored on a penalty shot at 19:46 of the 2nd period. An SCSU Player scored an ENG: Feb. 14, 2015 at UMD - Joey Benik scores an ENG at 17:06 of the third period in a 4-1 win at UMD. An Opposing player scored an ENG: Feb. 13, 2015 at UMD - Adam Krause scores at 19:55 of the third in a 4-2 win by UMD. SCSU Involved in a Shootout: Feb. 14, at SCSU 2, Denver 2. SCSU falls 3-2 in the shootout to Denver.. THE LAST TIME...a Husky scored the following in a single game: 2 Goals...David Morley at UMD, Feb. 14, Goals...Jonny Brodzinski, Oct. 11, 2014 vs. Colgate 4 Goals...Mark Hartigan vs. UAA, Feb. 15, 2002 (2nd period) 5 Goals...Fred Knipscheer vs. MTU, Jan. 23, assists...ethan Prow, at CC, Jan. 31, assists...joey Benik vs. WMU, Jan. 23, assists...brandon Sampair vs. Minnesota on March 19, Points...Ethan Prow & J. Brodzinski, at CC, Jan. 31, Points...Kalle Kossila at CC, Jan. 30, Points...Joey Benik at CC, March 7, Points...Tony Gruba, Feb. 13, 1993 vs. MSU, Mankato Goalie Highlights SCSU goaltender made 50+ saves: Mike Lee (60) at UMD on Mar. 12, 2011 Mike Lee (51) at UNO on Feb. 5, 2011 Bobby Goepfert (67) vs. UMD on March 11, 2007 SCSU goaltender made 40+ saves: Ryan Faragher (42) vs. MTU, Mar. 2, 2013 Mike Lee (41) at Wisconsin, Feb. 4, 2012 Ryan Faragher (43) vs. UM, Jan. 28, 2012 Ryan Faragher (41) vs. UND, Jan. 20, 2012 Ryan Faragher (40) vs. Minnesota, Nov. 18, 2011 Ryan Faragher (44) at UND, Oct. 28, 2011 Mike Lee (44) vs. UNH, Oct. 22, 2011 SCSU goaltender received an assist: Charlie Lindgren, Oct. 12, 2013 vs. Bemidji State Series Notes SCSU swept a two-game series at The HBNHC*: Feb , 2015 vs. Omaha (4-3 and 2-0 wins) SCSU swept a two-game road series:* Jan , 2015 at CC (7-1 and 6-1 wins) An opponent swept a two-game road series:* Feb , UND sweeps 3-2 and 3-1 at UND. An opponent swept a two-game series at the NHC* Nov. 7-8, 2014 vs. UMD (3-2 OT on 11/7 and 3-1 on 11/8) SCSU swept a two-game Home-Home series* Jan , SCSU sweeps UM (vs. 4-3 on 1/22, at 4-1 on 1/23) An opponent swept a two-game Home-Home series* Jan , 2012: Minnesota wins 2-1 (at Mariucci) and 3-2 (at NHC) Back-to-Back Ties in a Series* March 7-8, 2008: SCSU 1, at UND & SCSU 2, at UND 2 * Regular Season Shutouts for the Huskies Last time SCSU shut out an opponent: Feb. 21, at SCSU 2, Omaha 0 - Charlie Lindgren with 21 saves Last Shutout at the NHC: Feb. 21, at SCSU 2, Omaha 0 - Charlie Lindgren with 21 saves Last time SCSU shut out an opponent on the road: Feb. 22, SCSU 3, at Miami 0 - Ryan Farahger with 33 saves Last time SCSU was shut out: Mar. 30, 2014, Minnesota 4, SCSU 0 Last time SCSU was shut out at NHC: Nov. 8, 2013, Miami 2, at SCSU 0

8 More SCSU Situations SCSU Scored SCSU s Record 0 goals goal goals goals goals goals goals goals goals goals goals Opponent scored... SCSU s Record 0 goals goal goals goals goals goals goals When a Husky Scores a Goal W-L-T Joey Benik Brooks Bertsch Jonny Brodzinski Andrew Prochno Ben Storm Blake Winiecki Kalle Kossila David Morley Ethan Prow Patrick Russell Nathan Widman Jimmy Murray Tim Daly Judd Peterson Daniel Tedesco Joe Rehkamp Nick Oliver HUSKY NOTES AND NEWS SCSU has outshot its opponents during the season. SCSU was at home in The Huskies are at home in The Huskies are since the doors opened at the Brooks Center in Bob Motzko is the 16th head coach in the history of the men s hockey program at SCSU. His 199 victories ranks second in the team records for coaching victories. Craig Dahl is the all-time SCSU win leader with 338 from Charlie Basch ranks third with 181 wins from Of note, Craig Dahl was inducted into the SCSU Athletic Hall of Fame in The Huskies are when they score on the power play in SCSU is when it does not score on the PP this season. The Husky Statistics Corner Assorted Stats at SCSU: 2-goal games # Last Time Brodzinski 11 at CC, 1/31/15 Morley 7 at UMD, 2/14/15 Benik 5 at CC, 3/7/14 Murray 2 vs. WMU, 1/17/14 Kossila 2 vs. MTU, 3/1/13 Prochno 1 at UW, 3/9/13 Prow 1 vs. UAH, 10/19/12 Hat Tricks # Last Time Brodzinski 2 vs. GATE, 10/11/14 Kossila 1 at UNO, 2/1/14 Morley 1 vs. UNO, 12/7/12 3-assist GMs # Last Time Prochno 4 at UAH, 11/15/13 Prow 2 at CC, 1/31/15 Kossila 1 at CC, 1/30/15 Rehkamp 1 vs. UND, 11/10/12 Benik 1 at CC, 3/7/14 4-assists # Last Time Kossila 1 at CC, 3/7/14 Benik 1 vs. WMU, 1/23/15 3-points # Last Time Brodzinski 8 at CC, 1/31/15 Prochno 5 vs. CC, 11/23/13 Morley 4 at DU, 1/10/14 Benik 3 at CC, 1/31/15 Prow 3 at CC, 1/31/15 Kossila 1 at UNO, 2/1/14 Rehkamp 1 vs. UND, 11/10/12 Nevalainen 1 at Colgate, 10/26/13 Kossila 1 at UAH, 11/15/13 Murray 1 at CC, 3/7/14 Russell 1 vs. WMU, 1/23/15 4-point # Last Time Kossila 2 at CC, 1/30/15 Morley 1 vs. UNO, 12/7/12 Thorson 1 at UAH, 11/15/13 Benik 1 vs. WMU, 1/23/15 5-point # Last Time Benik 1 at CC, 3/8/14 Career PPGs # Last Time Brodzinski 20 at CC, 1/31/15 Kossila 12 at CC, 1/30/15 Benik 12 at UND, 2/27/15 Morley 10 vs. Miami, 1/9/15 Russell 7 vs. UNO, 2/20/15 Prochno 3 at Union, 10/25/14 Prow 4 at UND, 2/28/15 Rabey 2 vs. UMD, 3/3/12 Murray 1 at DU, 1/11/14 Nevalainen 1 at Colgate, 10/26/13 Storm 1 at UND, 2/27/15 Career GWG # Last Time Morley 8 vs. UNO, 2/20/15 Brodzinski 6 at CC, 1/31/15 Benik 3 at CC, 3/7/14 Rehkamp 3 vs. Miami, 1/10/15 Murray 3 at CC, 3/8/14 Bertsch 3 at WMU, 1/23/15 Kossila 2 vs. MTU, 3/1/13 Rabey 2 at UW, 2/4/12 Oliver 2 at CC, 1/30/15 Prow 2 vs. Denver, 2/14/14 Widman 2 vs. UNO, 12/21/14 Prochno 1 at UND, 11/1/13 Tedesco 1 at UAH, 11/16/13 Papa 1 vs. CC, 11/23/13 Daly 1 at BSU, 11/28/14 Peterson 1 vs. QU, 1/2/14 Career SHG # Last Time Benik 1 at WMU, 11/14/ Season at a Glance: Overall Record: Current Streak: L2 Home Record: Current Streak: W2 Away Record: Current Streak: L2 Neutral Ice: Current Streak:-0 NCHC: Current Streak: L2 Last Five Games: Last 10 Games: Scoring By Class at SCSU in Class G-A-P PPG GWG Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshman Multi-Point Game Leaders in Brodzinski 7 Morley 7 Benik 7 Kossila 5 Russell 4 Prow 4 Prochno 2 Rehkamp 2 Daly 1 Winiecki 1 DRAFT STATUS: The roster at SCSU includes four NHL draft picks. The groups includes Nick Oliver (Nashville), Judd Peterson (Buffalo), Ben Storm (Colorado) and Jonny Brodzinski (Los Angeles). SCSU has enjoyed a strong link to the NHL over the years with 24 former SCSU student-athletes going on to play in the NHL since In former SCSU players to see ice time in NHL games included Ben Hanowski (Calgary), Ryan Malone (Tampa Bay), Matt Cullen (Nashville) and Matt Hendricks (Edmonton). In , former Huskies on NHL rosters currently include Matt Cullen (NASH), Ryan Malone (NYR) and Matt Hendricks (EDM).

9 Team/Player Highlights TEAM Largest Margin of Victory win vs. WMU, Jan. 23, 2015 Largest Margin of Defeat loss at Union, Oct. 24, 2014 Most Goals, Game win vs. WMU, Jan. 23, win at CC, Jan. 30, 2015 Most Goals, First Period win at CC, Jan. 30, 2015 Most Goals, Second Period win at WMU, Nov. 14, win vs. WMU, Jan. 23, win at CC, Jan. 30, 2015 Most Goals, Third Period win at Bemidji State, Nov. 28, win at CC, Jan. 31, 2015 Most Goals Allowed, Game loss at Union, Oct. 24, 2014 Most Goals Allowed, First Period loss at Union, Oct. 24, 2014 Most Goals Allowed, Second Period... 2 Several Opponents Most Goals Allowed, Third Period loss at UMD, Feb. 13, 2015 Fewest Goals Allowed, Game win vs. WMU, Jan. 23, 2015 Most Shots, Game loss at Omaha, Dec. 12, 2014 Most Shots, Period loss at Omaha, Dec. 12, 2014 (1st) Most Shots, First Period loss at Omaha, Dec. 12, 2014 Most Shots, Second Period win vs. UND, Nov. 21, 2014 Most Shots, Third Period win vs. Omaha, Feb. 20, 2015 Most Shots, Overtime tie at WMU, Nov. 15, 2014 Most Shots Allowed, Game loss vs. UND, Nov. 22, 2014 Most Shots Allowed, Period win vs. Miami, Jan. 9, 2015 (1st period) Most Shots Allowed, First Period win vs. Miami, Jan. 9, 2015 (1st period) Most Shots Allowed, Second Period loss vs. UND, Nov. 22, 2014 Most Shots Allowed, Third Period loss vs. Quinnipiac, Jan. 3, 2015 Most Shots Allowed, Overtime OT tie at WMU, Nov. 15, 2014 Fewest Shots, Game OT loss at Minnesota, Nov. 1, 2014 Fewest Shots, Regulation Period OT loss at Minnesota, Nov. 1, 2014 (1st) Fewest Shots, First Period OT loss at Minnesota, Nov. 1, 2014 Fewest Shots, Second Period loss at Denver, Jan. 16, 2015 Fewest Shots, Third Period OT loss at Minnesota, Nov. 1, 2014 Fewest Shots, Overtime OT loss at Minnesota, Nov. 1, 2014 Fewest Shots Allowed, Game win vs. Miami, Jan. 10, 2015 Fewest Shots Allowed, Regulation Period win at CC, Jan. 30, 2015 Fewest Shots Allowed First Period... 4 several games Fewest Shots Allowed, Second Period win at CC, Jan. 30, 2015 Fewest Shots Allowed, Third Period win vs. Miami, Jan. 10, 2015 Fewest Shots Allowed, Overtime OT loss at Minnesota, Nov. 1, OT loss vs. UMD, Nov. 7, 2014 Most Penalty Minutes, Game...19 (4) 3-1 loss vs. UMD, Nov. 8, 2014 Most Opponent Penalty Minutes, Game...44 (10) 7-0 win vs. WMU, Jan. 23, 2015 Most Penalties, Game loss at Union, Oct. 24, 2014 Most Opponent Penalties, Game win vs. WMU, Jan. 23, 2015 Fewest Penalties, Game win at CC, Jan. 31, 2015 Fewest Penalty Minutes, Game win at CC, Jan. 31, 2015 Fewest Opponent Penalties, Game loss at Denver, Jan. 16, 2015 Fewest Opponent Penalty Minutes, Game loss at Denver, Jan. 16, 2015 Most Power-Play Goals, Game win at CC, Jan. 30, 2015 Best Penalty Kill...5-of win at Union, Oct. 25, 2014 Most Opponent Power-Play Goals, Game loss at Union, Oct. 24, loss at Omaha, Dec. 12, win vs. Omaha, Feb. 20, 2015 Best Opponent Penalty Kill...6-of loss vs. Quinnipiac, Jan. 3, 2015 Fewest PP Opportunities by the Huskies, in a Game: 1 at Denver, Jan. 15, 2015 Fewest PP Opportunities by an Opponent in a Game 1 vs. several opponents Most PP Opportunities by the Huskies in a Game 8 (4-of-8 at CC, Jan. 30, 2015) INDIVIDUAL Most Goals, Game...3 Jonny Brodzinski vs. Colgate Oct. 11, 2014 Most Goals, Period...2 Jonny Brodzinski vs. Colgate Oct. 11, 2014 Jonny Brodzinski vs. UND, Nov. 21, 2014 (3rd) Jonny Brodzinski at CC, Jan. 30, 2015 (2nd) Most Assists, Game...4 Joey Benik vs. WMU, Jan. 23, 2015 Most Assists, Period...3 Kalle Kossila at CC, Jan. 30, 2015 (2nd) Most Points, Game...4 Joey Benik vs. WMU, Jan. 23, 2015 Kalle Kossila at CC, Jan. 30, 2015 Most Points, Period...3 Kalle Kossila at CC, Jan. 30, 2015 Most Goalie Saves, Game Charlie Lindgren vs. Miami, Jan. 9, 2015 Most Saves - Regulation Game Time Charlie Lindgren vs. Miami, Jan. 9, 2015 Most Goalie Saves, Period Charlie Lindgren vs. Miami, Jan. 9, 2015 (1st) Longest Goal-Scoring Streak, Season...4 games Patrick Russell (Jan. 23-Jan. 31) Longest Point-Scoring Streak, Season...8 games Jonny Brodzinski (Nov.28 to Jan. 10) Huskies at the Winter Olympics: Former Husky Andreas Nodl ( ) played for Team Austria in men s hockey competition at the 2014 Winter Olympic Games in Sochi, Russia. He becomes the fifth former SCSU hockey player to compete in the Olympics. The other SCSU Olympians include Bret Hedican (1992 and 2006), Mark Parrish (2006), Matt Cullen (2006) and Ryan Malone (2010). Former SCSU coach Herb Brooks led Team USA at the 1980 Winter Games along with the 2002 games and he was Team France s coach at the 1998 games. Former SCSU assistant coach John Harrington played for Team USA in 1980 and was also an assistant coach for Team USA in Of note, Nodl played in the NHL with stops at Philadelphia and Carolina during five seasons of play. In , Nodl was playing pro hockey with Salzburg in Austria.

10 SCSU s Iron Men Most Consecutive Games Played* Player Games Started 1. Jonny Brodzinski Kalle Kossila * Active players only The SCSU Career 100-Point Club (or close to it) Player Hometown G A P Season 1. Ryan Lasch Lake Forestt, CA Saterdalen, J Bloomington Roe, Garrett Vienna, Va., Hanus, Tim Excelsior Hartigan, M Ft. St. John, B.C LeBlanc, DrewHermantown Motzko, Joe Bemidji Malone, Ryan Pittsburgh, Penn Arnason, Tyler Winnipeg, MB DiCasmirro, N Burnsville Sampair, B Mahtomedi Cook, Brian Waterloo, Iowa Lievers, Brett Wayzata Paradise, D Shoreview Nic Dowd Huntsville, AL Scheid, Chris Austin Finnegan, H Cullen, Jon Alexandria Brodt, Vic North St. Paul Hanwoski, Ben Little Falls Hendricks, M Blaine Gruba, Tony St. Paul Knipscheer, F Fort Wayne, Ind Hultgren, K Bloomington Brodzinski, J. Blaine Molin, Sacha Stockholm, Swed Gordon, A Porters Lake, NS Jensen, Joe Plymouth (please note that Finnegan and Brodt played part of their careers at the NCAA Division II level) NCHC Standings (Current) Conference Only Overall Team Pts GP W-L-T SW % GF-GA GP W-L-T % GF-GA 1 North Dakota Miami Omaha Denver Minnesota Duluth St. Cloud State Western Michigan Colorado College NCHC Upcoming Games Friday, Mar. 6 North Dakota at Miami Minnesota Duluth at Western Michigan Denver at St. Cloud State Colorado College at Omaha Saturday, Mar. 7 North Dakota at Miami Minnesota Duluth at Western Michigan Denver at St. Cloud State Colorado College at Omaha NCHC Recent Results Friday, Feb. 27 at UND 3, SCSU 2 Omaha 1, at UMD 1 OT WMU 2, at CC 2 OT Miami 5, at DU 3 Saturday, Feb. 28 at UND 3, SCSU 1 Omaha 1, at UMD 1 OT at CC 5, WMU 0 at Denver 6, Miami 2 SCSU In the National Polls Date: USCHO USA Hockey Preseason 7 6 Oct. 6-6 Oct Oct Oct Nov Nov Nov Nov RV Dec. 1 RV RV Dec. 8 RV RV Dec Jan Jan. 12 RV - Jan Jan Feb. 2 RV - Feb. 9 RV - Feb. 16 RV - Feb. 23 RV RV Mar. 2 RV RV NCHC - Pre-Season Media Poll North Dakota Miami SCSU Denver UMD Omaha Western Michigan Colorado College 32

11 Current SCSU Men s Hockey Statistics O verall: Conf: Home: Away: Neut: Shots Penalties Goals ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% +- pen-min m in maj oth pp sh fg gw gt ot ht pn ua blk 22 Jonny Brodzinski Joey Benik Kalle Kossila David Morley Patrick Russell Ethan Prow Joe Rehkamp Andrew Prochno Jimmy Murray Blake W iniecki Tim Daly Judd Peterson Niklas Nevalainen Nathan Widman Nick O liver M ika Ilvonen Brooks Bertsch Ben Storm Daniel Tedesco Garrett M ilan Jarrod Rabey T.J. Belisle TM TEAM Total Opponents Goal average Saves Record Goals allowed ## Goalie gp-gs minutes ga avg saves pct w l t sho pp sh en pen sog 45 Rasmus Reijola : Charlie Lindgren : TM EMPTY NET : Total : Opponents : The Marty Sundvall Memorial Three Stars of the Game Award Standings ( ) Jonny Brodzinski 20 Charlie Lindgren 13 David Morley 11 Kalle Kossila 8 Joe Rehkamp 7 Joey Benik 6 Patrick Russell 6 Ethan Prow 4 Brooks Bertsch 4 Judd Peterson 3 Nathan Widman 3 Tim Daly 3 Jimmy Murray 2 Andrew Prochno 1 Blake Winiecki 1 Rasmus Reijola 1

12 St. Cloud State Overall Individual Statistics (as of Mar 01, 2015) All games ## Faceoffs GP W L Pct. 18 Garrett Milan Daniel Tedesco David Morley Judd Peterson Kalle Kossila Nick Oliver Patrick Russell Brooks Bertsch Ethan Prow Joey Benik Blake Winiecki Jimmy Murray Joe Rehkamp Jonny Brodzinski Andrew Prochno ## Power Play Scoring GP G A Pts Shots Pct. 9 Joey Benik Jonny Brodzinski Kalle Kossila Patrick Russell Ethan Prow Andrew Prochno David Morley Jimmy Murray Ben Storm Joe Rehkamp Mika Ilvonen Judd Peterson Niklas Nevalainen Blake Winiecki T.J. Belisle Daniel Tedesco Garrett Milan ## Short Handed Scoring GP G A Pts Shots Pct. 9 Joey Benik Kalle Kossila Ethan Prow Andrew Prochno Joe Rehkamp Judd Peterson Jarrod Rabey Brooks Bertsch Nick Oliver Nathan Widman Tim Daly Jonny Brodzinski Niklas Nevalainen

13 Overall: Conf: Home: Away: Neut: TEAM STATISTICS SCSU OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Shot pct Goals/Game Shots/Game Assists POWER PLAYS Goals-Power Plays Conversion Percent Shot Attempts Shot Percent SHORT-HANDED Goals-Shot attempts Shot Percent GOAL BREAKDOWN Total Goals Power Play Short-handed 1 1 Empty net 2 5 Penalty 0 1 Unassisted 4 1 Overtime 0 2 Shootout 0 0 Delayed Penalty 0 0 PENALTIES Number Minutes Penalties/Game Pen minutes/game Minor Major minute Misconduct 3 4 Game Misconduct 2 2 Gross Misconduct 0 0 Match 0 0 FACEOFFS (W-L) Faceoff W-L Pct SHOOTOUTS (Made-Att) ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 15/ /5837 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total St. Cloud State Opponents st 2nd 3rd OT Total St. Cloud State Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total St. Cloud State Opponents

14 SCSU Men s Hockey Game-by-Game Scoring Opponent #2 #4 #5 #6 #7 #9 #10 #11 #12 #13 #16 #17 #18 #21 22 Rabey Storm Widman Tedesco Nevalainen Benik Papa Kossila Prow Morley Murray Peterson Milan Bertsch Brodzinski Oct. 4 vs. TWU (EX) DNP INJ Oct. 10 vs. Colgate DNP * DNP INJ DNP Oct. 11 vs. Colgate DNP DNP INJ DNP NJ *! Oct. 24 at Union DNP DNP INJ DNP INJ DNP INJ Oct. 25 at Union DNP DNP INJ DNP INJ ! Oct. 31 vs. Minnesota DNP DNP INJ * DNP INJ 1-1-2* ! * Nov. 1 at Minnesota F DNP DNP INJ DNP INJ * Nov. 8 vs. UMD DNP DNP DNP INJ DNP * Nov. 9 vs. UMD F DNP 1-0-1* DNP INJ Nov. 14 at WMU F ! DNP 1-1-2# DNP INJ DNP Nov. 15 at WMU F DNP DNP INJ DNP Nov. 21 vs. UND F DNP DNP DNP INJ * DNP *! Nov. 22 vs. UND F DNP DNP DNP INJ Nov. 28 at BSU DNP DNP INJ DNP *@ Nov. 29 at BSU DNP DNP DNP INJ DNP Dec. 12 at Omaha F DNP DNP INJ DNP * Dec. 13 at Omaha DNP F DNP DNP INJ DNP * Jan. 2 vs. Quinnipiac DNP DNP INJ ! DNP Jan. 3 vs. Quinnipiac DNP DNP INJ DNP Jan. 9 vs. Miami DNP DNP DNP INJ * DNP Jan. 10 vs. Miami DNP DNP DNP INJ DNP INJ Jan. 16 at Denver DNP DNP DNP INJ DNP INJ Jan. 17 at Denver DNP DNP INJ DNP INJ Jan. 23 vs. WMU DNP DNP INJ 1-1-2* DNP INJ DNP 1-0-1! Jan. 24 vs. WMU DNP DNP INJ DNP INJ DNP Jan. 30 at CC DNP F * DNP INJ 1-3-4* DNP INJ DNP ** Jan. 31 at CC DNP F DNP INJ DNP INJ DNP *! Feb. 13 at UMD DNP F DNP DNP INJ DNP Feb. 14 at UMD DNP F @ DNP INJ ! DNP DNP Feb. 20 vs. Omaha DNP F DNP DNP INJ * 1-0-1! DNP Feb. 21 vs. Omaha DNP F 1-0-1! DNP INJ ! DNP DNP Feb. 27 at UND DNP 1-0-1* F * DNP INJ DNP DNP Feb. 28 at UND F DNP INJ * DNP DNP INJ * Power Play! Game Winner # ENG % GTG

15 SCSU Men s Hockey Game-by-Game Scoring Opponent #26 #27 #28 #29 #33 #35 #37 #40 #42 #45 #63 Ilvonen Oliver Prochno Belisle Phillippi Lindgren Rehkamp Daly Winiecki Reijola Russell Oct. 4 vs. TWU (EX) DNP 5 svs W, 7 svs 2-1-3! svs Oct. 10 vs. Colgate DNP DNP DNP L, 20 svs DNP Oct. 11 vs. Colgate DNP DNP DNP W, 23 svs DNP Oct. 24 at Union DNP DNP L, 6 svs svs Oct. 25 at Union DNP * DNP DNP W, 22 svs DNP Oct. 31 vs. Minnesota DNP DNP DNP W, 31 svs DNP Nov. 1 at Minnesota DNP DNP L, 31 svs DNP Nov. 7 vs. UMD DNP DNP L, 18 svs DNP 1-0-1* Nov. 8 vs. UND DNP DNP L, 26 svs DNP DNP DNP Nov. 14 at WMU DNP DNP W, 31 svs DNP 1-1-2* Nov. 15 at WMU DNP DNP T, 22 svs DNP DNP Nov. 21 vs. UND DNP DNP W, 26 svs DNP Nov. 22 vs. UND DNP DNP L, 36 svs DNP DNP Nov. 28 at BSU DNP DNP DNP W, 16 svs ! DNP Nov. 29 at BSU DNP DNP DNP L, 21 svs Dec. 12 at Omaha DNP DNP DNP L, 20 svs DNP Dec. 13 at Omaha DNP DNP L, 27 svs DNP Jan. 2 vs. Quinnipiac DNP DNP DNP W, 26 svs DNP Jan. 3 vs. Quinnipiac DNP DNP DNP L, 20 svs svs Jan. 9 vs. Miami DNP DNP W, 37 svs 1-0-1! DNP Jan. 10 vs. Miami DNP DNP DNP 1-1-2! W, 17 svs 1-0-1* Jan. 16 at Denver DNP DNP L, 32 svs DNP Jan. 17 at Denver DNP DNP L, 26 svs DNP DNP Jan. 23 vs. WMU DNP DNP W, 23 svs DNP 1-2-3* Jan. 24 vs. WMU DNP DNP L, 21 svs DNP Jan. 30 at CC ! DNP DNP W, 21 svs DNP Jan. 31 at CC DNP DNP W, 23 svs DNP 1-1-2* Feb. 13 at UMD DNP DNP L, 30 svs DNP Feb. 14 at UMD DNP DNP W, 21 svs DNP 1-1-2* Feb. 20 vs. Omaha DNP DNP W, 23 svs DNP 1-0-1* Feb. 21 vs. Omaha DNP DNP W, 21 svs DNP Feb. 27 at UND DNP DNP L, 27 svs DNP Feb. 28 at UND DNP DNP DNP L, 20 svs svs * Power Play! Game Winner # ENG % GTG

16 SCSU Men s Hockey Game-by-Game Scoring Shots on Goal Power Play Pen. Kill Pen. Minutes Goalie of Record Opponent Result GWG/GTG SCSU OPP SCSU OPP SCSU OPP SCSU OPP SCSU OPP Oct. 4 vs. Trinity Western W, 8-0 Rehkamp Lindgren (7 svs) Matthys (54 svs) Oct. 10 vs. Colgate L, Lindgren, 20 svs Finn, 33 svs Oct. 11 vs. Colgate W, 3-1 Brodzinski Lindgren, 23 svs Finn, 22 svs Oct. 24 at Union L, Lindgren, 6 svs Stevens, 35 svs Oct. 25, at Union W, 3-2 Bertsch Lindgren, 22 svs Sakellaropoulos, 36 svs Oct. 31 vs. Minnesota W, 4-1 Morley Lindgren, 31 svs Wilcox, 33 svs Nov. 1 at Minnesota L, 4-3 OT Lindgren, 31 svs Wilcox, 11 svs Nov. 7 vs. UMD L, 3-2 OT Lindgren, 18 svs Kaskisuo, 33 svs Nov. 8 vs. UMD L, Lindgren, 26 svs Kaskisuo, 27 svs Nov. 14 at WMU W, 4-3 Widman Lindgen, 31 svs Slubowski, 8 svs Nov. 15 at WMU T, 1-1 OT Lindgren, 22 svs Hafner, 21 svs Nov. 21 vs. UND W, 3-1 Brodzinski Lindgren, 26 svs McIntyre, 31 svs Nov. 22 vs. UND L, Lindgren, 36 svs McIntyre, 27 svs Nov. 28 at BSU W, 6-3 Daly Lindgren, 16 svs Bitzer, 23 svs Nov. 29 at BSU L, Reijola, 21 svs Walsh, 34 svs Dec. 12 at Omaha L, Lindgren, 20 svs Massa, 47 svs Dec. 13 at Omaha L, Lindgren, 27 svs Massa, 24 svs Jan. 2 vs. Quinnipiac W, 3-2 Peterson Lindgren, 26 svs Garteig, 34 svs Jan. 3 vs. Quinnipiac L, Lindgren, 20 svs Garteig, 23 svs Jan. 9 vs. Miami W, 3-1 Rehkamp Lindgren, 37 svs McKay, 34 svs Jan. 10 vs. Miami W, 3-2 Rehkamp Reijola, 17 svs Williams, 26 svs Jan. 16 at Denver L, Lindgren, 32 svs Jaillet, 16 svs Jan. 17 at Denver L Lindgren, 26 svs Jaillet, 28 svs Jan. 23 vs. WMU W, 7-0 Bertsch Lindgren, 23 svs Hafner, 6 svs Jan. 24 vs. WMU L, Lindgren, 21 svs Hafner, 33 svs Jan. 30 at CC W, 7-1 Oliver Lindgren, 21 svs Marble, 18 svs Jan. 31 at CC W, 6-1 Brodzinski Lindgren, 23 svs Marble, 36 svs Feb. 13 at UMD L, Lindgren, 30 svs Kaskisuo, 18 svs Feb. 14 at UMD W, 4-1 Morley Lindgren, 21 svs Kaskisuo, 24 svs Feb. 20 vs. Omaha W, 4-3 Morley Lindgren, 23 svs Massa, 35 svs Feb. 21 vs Omaha W, 2-0 Murray Lindgren, 21 svs Massa, 30 svs Feb. 27 at UND L, Lindgren, 27 svs McIntyre, 22 svs Feb. 28 at UND L, Lindgren, 20 svs McIntyre, 26 svs

17 St. Cloud State Line Combinations in (Total number of all points (G-A-P) produced by players on a line in each game.) Forward Combinatiuons TWU GATE GATE UC UC UM UM UMD UMD WMU WMU UND UND BSU BSU UNO UNO QU QU Benik-Brodzinski-Morley Benik-Brodzinski-Peterson Benik-Kossila-Brodzinski Benik-Kossila-Russell Benik-Morley-Russell Belisle-Winiecki-Milan Milan-Oliver-Rabey Milan-Peterson-Rabey Murray-Brodzinski-Morley Murray-Kossila-Brodzinski Murray-Kossila-Russell Murray-Morley-Russell Murray-Peterson-Russell Oliver-Rehkamp-Bertsch Oliver-Rehkamp-Milan Oliver-Rehkamp-Rabey Tedesco-Morley-Rabey Tedesco-Oliver-Bertsch Tedesco-Peterson-Bertsch Storm-Oliver-Bertsch Winiecki-Morley-Rabey Winiecki-Morley-Tedesco Winiecki-Peterson-Bertsch Winiecki-Peterson-Rabey Winiecki-Peterson-Tedesco Winiecki-Peterson-Milan Winiecki-Rehkamp-Peterson Defensive Combinations TWU GATE GATE UC UC UM UM UMD UMD WMU WMU UND UND BSU BSU UNO UNO QU QU Daly-Nevalainen Ilvonen-Nevalainen Ilvonen-Rabey Nevalainen-Rabey Prochno-Daly Prochno-Prow Storm-Ilvonen Storm-Nevalainen Storm-Rabey Widman-Daly Widman-Ilvonen Widman-Prow Widman-Rabey Year By Year Stats at St. Cloud State OFFENSE GP G A Pts Shots Pen-Min PPG SHG GWG GA GAA SVS W-L-T NA NA NA

18 St. Cloud State Line Combinations in (Total number of all points (G-A-P) produced by players on a line in each game.) Forward Combinatiuons MU MU DU DU WMU WMU CC CC UMD UMD UNO UNO UND UND Benik-Kossila-Peterson Benik-Morley-Russell Milan-Oliver-Bertsch Murray-Brodzinski-Rehkamp Murray-Kossila-Brodzinski Murray-Kossila-Peterson Tedesco-Kossila-Peterson Tedesco-Morley-Russell Tedesco-Kossila-Murray Tedesco-Oliver-Bertsch Storm-Oliver-Bertsch Storm-Oliver-Tedesco Winiecki-Brodzinski-Rehkamp Winiecki-Kossila-Peterson Winiecki-Rehkamp-Peterson Defensive Combinations MU MU DU DU WMU WMU CC CC UMD UMD UNO UNO UND UND Nevalainen-Ilvonen Nevalainen-Rabey Prochno-Daly Prochno-Nevalainen Prochno-Prow Storm-Ilvonen Widman-Daly Widman-Nevalainen Widman-Rabey

19 OPPONENT COMPARISONS: A look at how the Huskies stack up against this week s opponent SCSU Statistics Opp. 32 Games Played Wins Losses 11 1 Ties 2 89 Goals Scored Goals Allowed Power Play Goals Power Play Goals Allowed 18 1 Shorthanded Goals 2 1 Shorthanded Goals Allowed Shots on Goal Shots Allowed /296 Penalties-Minutes 139/368 RV National Ranking #6/ SCSU Honor Roll: Oct. 14, 2014: Jonny Brodzinski, NCAA #2 Star of the Week (Colgate) Nov. 3, 2014: Ethan Prow, NCHC Def. Player of the Week (Minnesota) Nov. 17, 2014: Patrick Russell, NCHC Rookie of the Week (WMU) Jan. 12, 2015: Joe Rehkamp, NCHC Offensive Player of the Week (Miami) Jan. 26, 2015: Patrick Russell, NCHC Rookie of the Week (WMU) Jan. 26, 2015: Charlie Lindgren, NCHC Goalie of the Week (WMU) Feb. 2, 2015: Charlie Lindgren, NCHC Goalie of the Week (CC) Feb. 2, 2015: Patrick Russell, NCHC Rookie of the Week (CC) Feb. 2, 2015: Jonny Brodzinski, NCHC Offensive Player of the Week (CC) Feb. 2, 2015: Ethan Prow, NCHC Defensive Player of the Week (CC) Feb. 2, 2015: Jonny Brodzinski, NCAA #2 Star fo the Week (CC) Jan. 2015: Jonny Brodzinski, NCHC Player of the Month Feb. 16, 2015: David Morley, NCHC Offensive Player of the Week (UMD) THE LAST TIME... SCSU Comes back to Win After Trailing at the End of the 2nd Period: Feb. 8, 2014 vs.umd. SCSU is down 2-0 in 2nd before coming back to win 4-2 with 3 goals in the third. Opponent Comes back to Win After Trailing at the End of the 2nd Period: Feb. 13, SCSU was up 1-0 at end of the 2nd period before losing 4-2 at UMD. SCSU Overcomes 1-Goal Deficit (anytime in game) to Win: Jan. 9, SCSU down 1-0 in the 2nd period vs. Miami before coming back to win 3-1. SCSU Overcomes 2-Goal Deficit (anytime in game) to Win: Jan. 2, SCSU down 2-0 in the 2nd period vs. Quinnipiac before coming back to win 3-2 at the HBNHC. SCSU Overcomes 3-Goal Deficit (anytime in game) to Win: Nov. 30, 2012 at UAA. Huskies were down 3-0 before staging comeback with 1st goal at 7:38 of the 2nd. Jimmy Murray scores game winner at 2:09 of the OT session. Biggest Comeback by an Opponent: Nov. 14, 1992 vs. Minnesota Duluth. SCSU is up 4-0 in the second period before the Bulldogs charge back to gain 5-4 win at the NHC.* Mar. 3, 1991 vs. North Dakota. SCSU is up 4-0 in 2nd, before UND comesback to win 7-4 in Grand Forks.* * According to scoresheets I have on file. GREAT GIFT IDEA!!! GUTS, GOALS AND GLORY: Former Husky Marty Mjelleli ( ) is the author of a new book dedicated to the history of SCSU hockey titled St. Cloud State Hockey - Guts, Goals and Glory. Fans can purchase the book through Amazon.com.

20 ST. CLOUD STATE HUSKY HOCKEY CAREER GAME-HIGHS T.J. Belisle Shots: 1 vs. two opponents Penalties: 1 vs. Union, Oct. 24, 2015 Penalty Minutes: 2 vs. Union, Oct. 24, 2014 Plus/minus: +1, vs. Union, Oct. 24, 2014 Joey Benik Points: 5, at CC, 3/7/14 Goals: 2 vs. several opponents Assists: 4 vs. WMU, Jan. 23, 2015 Shots: 10, vs. two opponents Penalties: 2, vs. NMU, Jan. 4, 2013 Penalty minutes: 15, vs. NMU, Jan. 4, 2013 Plus/minus: +3, vs. Miami, 3/31/13 Brooks Bertsch Points: 2, vs. Miami, 3/31/13 Goals: 1, several times Assists: 2, vs. Miami, 3/31/13 Shots: 4, several times Penalties: 2, Wisconsin, Nov 05, 2011 Penalty minutes: 15, Wisconsin, Nov 05, 2011 Plus/minus: +3, vs. several opponents Jonny Brodzinksi Points: 3, vs. several opponents Goals: 3, vs. two opponents Assists: 2, vs. several opponents Shots: 10 vs. two opponents Penalties: 2, several opponents Penalty Minutes: 15 at UNO, 12/12/14 Plus/minus: +3, vs. UAH, Oct. 19, 2012 Tim Daly Points: 2, two times Goals: 1, several times Assists: 1, several times Shots: 5, vs. UAH, Oct. 20, 2012 Penalties: 2, several times Penalty minutes: 15, vs. UW, 3/22/13 Plus/minus: +4 vs. WMU, Jan. 23, 2015 Mika Ilvonen Points: 1, vs. two oponents Goals: NA Assists: 1 vs. several opponents Shots: 2, at Denver, Jan. 16, 2015 Penalties: 1, vs. WMU, Nov. 15, 2014 Penalty minutes: 2 vs. WMU, Nov. 15, 2014 Plus/minus: +1 vs. several opponents Kalle Kossila Points: 4, at CC, 3/7/14 Goals: 3, at UNO, Feb. 1, 2014 Assists: 4, at CC, 3/7/14 Shots: 6, vs. two opponents Penalties: 2, vs. several opponents Penalty minutes: 15, vs. UMD, Nov. 8, 2014 Plus/minus: +4, vs UAH, Oct. 19, 2012 Charlie Lindgren Points: 1 vs. BSU, Oct. 12, 2013 Assists: 1 vs. BSU, Oct. 12, 2013 Saves: 37 vs. Miami, Jan. 9, 2015 Shutouts: 2, last time Jan. 23, 2015 vs. WMU Garrett Milan Points: 1, several times Goals: 1, several times Assists: 1, several times Shots: 4, at Denver on Dec. 2, 2012 Penalties: 1, several times Penalty minutes: 2, several times Plus/minus: 3, at Michigan Tech, Feb 24, 2012 David Morley Points: 4, vs. UNO, Dec. 7, 2012 Goals: 3 vs. UNO, Dec. 7, 2012 Assists: 2, vs.several opponents Shots: 6 vs. UNO, Dec. 7, 2012 Plus/minus: +4, vs. DU, Feb. 8, 2014 Penalties: 2, at Colgate, Oct. 26, 2013 Penalty Minutes: 4, at Colgate, Oct. 26, 2013 Jimmy Murray Points: 2, several times Goals: 2, vs. two opponents Assists: 2 several times Shots: 7, vs. UND, Mar. 1, 2014 Penalties: 3, vs. UND, Jan. 26, 2013 Penalty minutes: 6, vs. UND, Jan. 26, 2013 Plus/minus: +2, several times Niklas Nevalainen Points: 3, at Colgate, Oct. 26, 2013 Goals: 1, vs. several opponents Assists: 2 at Colgate, Oct. 26, 2013 Shots: 4, at CC, Jan. 31, 2015 Penalties: 1 vs. several opponents Penalty minutes: 2 vs. several opponents Plus/minus: +2 vs. several opponents Nick Oliver Points: 2, vs. two opponents Goals: 1, several opponents Assists: 2 vs. UAH on Oct. 19, 2012 Shots: 6, at Colgate, Oct. 25, 2013 Penalties: 2, several times Penalty minutes: 15, at UND, Oct 28, 2011 Plus/minus: +3, at Colgate, Oct. 25, 2013 Ryan Papa Points: 2, vs. several opponents Goals: 2, vs. two opponents Assists: 2 vs. two opponents Shots: 5, vs. UMD on Feb. 15, 2014 Penalties: 2 several opponents Penalty minutes: 15 vs. Miami, Nov. 8, 2013 Plus/minus: +2 vs. several opponents Judd Peterson Points: 1 vs. several opponents Goals: 1 vs. two opponents Assists: 1 vs. several opponents Shots: 3, vs. several opponents Penalties: 2 vs. WMU, Jan. 23, 2015 Penalty minutes: 10 vs. WMU, Jan. 23, 2015 Plus/minus: +1 several times Joseph Phillipi Saves: 16 vs. UAH, Oct. 19, 2012 Andrew Prochno Points: 3, several opponents Goals: 1, several times Assists: 3, several opponents Shots: 7, vs. two opponents Penalties: 2, vs. UAA Mar. 16, 2013 Penalty minutes:4, vs. UAA Mar. 16, 2013 Plus/minus: +4, vs. CC on Nov. 23, 2013 Ethan Prow Points: 3 vs. three opponents Goals: 2 vs. UAH, Oct. 19, 2012 Assists: 3, vs. two opponents Shots: 5 at CC, Jan. 31, 2015 Penalties: 1 vs. several opponents Penalty Minutes: 2 vs. several opponents Plus/minus: +4, vs. two opponents Jarrod Rabey Points: 2, Alaska Anchorage, Feb 17, 2012 Goals: 1, several times Assists: 1, several times Shots: 4, at UAA, Dec. 1, 2012 Penalties: 2, vs. UMD on Feb. 14, 2014 Penalty minutes: 15, vs. UAH on Oct. 19, 2012 Plus/minus: +3 vs. UAH on Oct. 19, 2012 Joe Rehkamp Points: 3, vs. UND, Nov. 10, 2012 Goals: 1, vs. several opponents Assists: 3, vs. UND, Nov. 10, 2012 Shots: 4, vs. two opponents Penalties: 2, vs. two opponents Penalty minutes: 4 vs. two opponents Plus/minus: +3, vs. UND, Nov. 12, 2012 Rasmus Reijola Saves: 21 at BSU, Nov. 29, 2014 Patrick Russell Points: 3 vs. WMU on 1/23/15 Goals: 1 vs. several opponents Assists: 2 vs. WMU on 1/23/15 Shots: 10 at UNO on 12/12/14 Plus/minus: +1 vs. several opponents Penalties: 1 vs. several opponents Penalty Minutes: 2 vs. several opponents Ben Storm Points: 2 vs. UM, Oct. 31, 2014 Goals: 1 vs. two opponents Assists: 2 vs. UM, Oct. 31, 2014 Shots: 3 vs. several opponents Penalties: 1 vs. several opponents Penalty Minutes: 2 vs. several opponents Plus/minus: +1 vs. several opponents Daniel Tedesco Points: 2, at UAH, Nov. 15, 2013 Goals: 1, vs. several opponents Assists: 1, vs. several opponents Shots: 5 at UAH, Nov. 15, 2013 Plus/minus: +3 vs. DU, Feb. 8, 2014 Penalties: 2, at CC, 3/7/14 Penalty Minutes: 15, at CC, 3/7/14 Nate Widman Points: 1 vs. several opponents Goals: 1 vs. several opponents Assists: 1 vs. several opponents Shots: 3 vs. WMU, 1/24/15 Plus/minus: +3 vs. WMU, 1/23/15 Penalties: 1 vs. UND, Nov. 22, 2014 Penalty Minutes: 2 vs. UND, Nov. 22, 2014 Blake Winiecki Points: 1 vs. several opponents Goals: 1 vs. several opponents Assists: 1 vs. several opponents Shots: 5 at BSU, Nov. 28, 2014 Plus/minus: +2 vs. Union, Oct. 25, 2014 Penalties: 1 vs. UMD, Nov. 7, 2014 Penalty Minutes: 2 vs. UMD, Nov. 7, 2014

21 National Polls USA Today/USA Hockey View on the web: Where the Huskies Rank: Preseason - 6th Oct. 6-6th Oct. 13-7th Oct. 20-9th Oct. 27-7th Nov. 3-6th Nov th Nov th Nov RV Dec. 1 - RV Dec. 8 - RV Dec NR Jan. 5 - NR Jan NR Jan NR Jan NR Feb. 2 - NR Feb. 9 - NR Feb NR Feb RV Mar. 2 - RV USCHO.COM View on the web: Where the Huskies Rank: Preseason - 7th Oct. 13-8th Oct. 20-9th Oct. 27-7th Nov. 3-7th Nov th Nov th Nov th Dec. 1 - RV Dec. 8 - RV Dec NR Jan. 5 - NR Jan RV Jan NR Jan NR Feb. 2 - RV Feb. 9 - RV Feb RV Feb RV Mar. 2 - RV SCSU vs. RANKED OPPONENTS Team...Ranking When Played Colgate #5/6 (Oct. 10-1) Union #2 (Oct ) Minnesota #1 (Oct. 31-Nov. 1) UMD #17 (Nov. 7-8) Western Mich. RV (Nov ) UND #3/2 (Nov ) UNO #12 (Dec ) Quinnipiac #14/15 (Jan. 2-3) Miami #5/6 (Jan. 9-10) Denver #13/RV (Jan ) WMU RV (Jan ) UMD #6 (Feb ) Omaha #5 (Feb ) UND #1 (Feb ) Denver #6/7 (Mar. 6-7) Two-Point Games in David Morley at Union, (2a) Kalle Kossila vs. UM, (1g/1a) Ethan Prow vs. UM, (2a) Patrick Russell vs. UM, (2a) Andrew Prochno vs. UMD, (2a) Patrick Russell vs. WMU, (1g/1a) Joey Benik vs. WMU, (1g/1a) Kalle Kossila vs. WMU, (2a) Joey Benik vs. UND, (2a) Tim Daly vs. BSU, (1g/1a) Andrew Prochno, BSU (1g/1a) David Morley, Miami (2g) Joe Rehkamp, Miami (1g/1a) Jonny Brodzinski, Miami (1g/1a) David Morley, WMU (2g) Joe Rehkamp, WMU (1g/1a) Jonny Brodzinski, WMU (1g/1a) Kalle Kossila, WMU (1g/1a) David Morley, CC (2a) Blake Winiecki at CC (2a) Joe Rehkamp at CC (2a) David Morley at CC (2g) Patrick Russell at CC (1g/1a) David Morley at UMD (2a) David Morley at UMD (2g) Joey Benik at UMD (1g/1a) Pat Russell at UMD (1g/1a) Joey Benik vs. UNO (2a) Kalle Kossila vs. UNO (2a) Ethan Prow vs. UNO (1g/1a) Three-Point Games in Jonny Brodzinski vs. Colgate, (3g) Jonny Brodzinski vs. UM, (1g/2a) Jonny Brodzinski vs. UND, (2g/1a) Patrick Russell vs. WMU, (1g/2a) Jonny Brodzinski at CC (2g/1a) Joey Benik at CC (1g/2a) Ethan Prow at CC (3a) Ethan Prow at CC (3a) Jonny Brodzinski at CC (2g/1a) Four-Point Games in Joey Benik vs. WMU, (4a) Kalle Kossila at CC (1g/3a) Five-Point Games in Who Got the Game Winner? : Jonny Brodzinski : Brooks Bertsch : David Morley : Nathan Widman : Jonny Brodzinski : Tim Daly : Judd Peterson : Joe Rehkamp : Joe Rehkamp : Brooks Bertsch : Nick Oliver : Jonny Brodzinski : David Morley : David Morley : Jimmy Murray Who Got the Game Tying Goal? Top Big Home Crowds for : 5,569 vs. UND : 5,122 vs. Minnesota : 4,822 vs. UND : 4,655 vs. Omaha : 4618 vs. UMD : 4482 vs. Miami : 4,441 vs. WMU : 4305 vs. Quinnipiac : 4197 vs. Omaha : 4101 vs. Quinnipiac : 4067 vs. WMU : 4068 vs. Colgate : 4032 vs. Miami : 3976 vs. UMD : 3546 vs. Colgate St. Cloud State Shootout Stats: Shootout Games: : SCSU 1, WMU 1 (WMU wins SO, 1-0) SCSU Individual Shootout Season Statistics Name Goals Attempts Kalle Kossila 0 1 Jonny Brodzinski 0 1 Joey Benik 0 1 David Morley 0 1 Tim Daly 0 1 Jimmy Murray 0 1 SCSU Totals 0 6 Opponent 1 6 SCSU Individual Shootout Career Statistics Name Goals Attempts Joey Benik 2 5 Jonny Brodzinski 2 5 Kalle Kossila 1 4 David Morley 0 5 Tim Daly 0 2 Jimmy Murray 0 1 Nic Dowd* 0 3 SCSU Totals 5 25 Opponent * Graduated player

22 SCSU Goal Breakdown SCSU OPP Total Goals Power Play Shorthanded 1 1 Empty Net 2 5 1st Min. of Game 0 0 Last Min of Reg 3 4 Regulation Overtime 0 2 Unassisted 4 2 One Assist Two Assists Goals at Brooks Center SCSU Away Games Penalty Shots 0 1 Neutral Sites 0 0 Game-Winning Goals BREAKDOWN Team leader: Brodzinski 3, Morley Power Play: 2 Even Strength: 10 Short handed: 0 Extra Attacker: SCSU Men s Hockey Team Award Winners LEROY RADOVICH ALUMNI AWARD Outstanding Senior: Nic Dowd FRANK BRIMSEK AWARD Most Valuable Player: Nic Dowd SAM LOPRESTI AWARD Most Determined Player: Nic Dowd BRENDAN J AND VERNIE MCDONALD PRESIDENT S AWARD Outstanding Student-Athlete: Kalle Kossila SCSU Power Play Goals By Period Game Result 1st 2nd 3rd OT Tot 10/10 vs. Colgate L, /11 vs. Colgate W, /24 at Union L, /25 at Union W, /31 vs. UM W, /1 at UM L, 4-3OT /7 vs. UMD L, 3-2 OT /8 vs. UMD L, /14 at WMU W, /15 at WMU T, 1-1 OT /21 vs. UND W, /22 vs. UND L, /28 at BSU W, /29 at BSU L, /12 at Omaha L, /13 at Omaha L, /2 vs. Quinnipiac W, /3 vs. Quinnipiac L, /9 vs. Miami W, /10 vs. Miami W, /16 at Denver L, /17 at Denver L, /23 vs. WMU W, /24 vs. WMU L, /30 at CC W, /31 at CC W, /13 at UMD L, /14 at UMD W, /20 vs. Omaha W, /21 vs. Omaha W, /27 at UND L, /28 at UND L, SCSU Penalty Kill By Period Game Result 1st 2nd 3rd OT Tot 10/10 vs. Colgate L, /11 vs. Colgate W, /24 at Union L, /25 at Union W, /31 vs. UM W, /1 at UM L, 4-3 OT /7 vs. UMD L, 3-2 OT /8 vs. UMD L, /14 at WMU W, /15 at WMU T, 1-1 OT /21 vs. UND W, /22 vs. UND L, /28 at BSU W, /29 at BSU L, /12 at Omaha L, /13 at Omaha L, /2 vs. Quinnipiac W, /3 vs. Quinnipiac L, /9 vs. Miami W, /10 vs. Miami W, /16 at Denver L, /17 at Denver W, /23 vs. WMU W, /24 vs. WMU L, /30 at CC W, /31 at CC W, /13 at UMD L, /14 at UMD W, /20 vs. Omaha W, /21 vs. Omaha W, /27 at UND L, /28 at UND L, WILLIAM RADOVICH AWARD Most Improved Player: Tim Daly DAVE TORREY AWARD Outstanding Goaltender: Ryan Faragher ROLAND VANDELL AWARD Outstanding 1st Year Player: Ryan Papa Marty Sundvall/SC Times Star of the Season: Nic Dowd

23 OPPONENT PROFILE University of Denver March 6 - #7/8 Denver at SCSU, 8:08 p.m. (CT) March 7 - #7/8 Denver at SCSU, 7:07 p.m. (CT) Herb Brooks National Hockey Center - St. Cloud, Minn. RADIO: KCML FM 99.9 ( KVSC FM 88.1 ( TELEVISION: Friday Only - CBS Sports Network Saturday Only - SCSU Sports Network VIDEO STREAMING: Saturday Only - nchc.tv/scsu TEAM FACTS Location:...Denver, Colo. Founded: Enrollment:...11,797 Team Colors:...Crimson and Gold Nickname:... Pioneers National Affiliation...NCAA Division I Conference... NCHC Head Coach... Jim Montgomery Career Record at DU: (second year) Record , NCHC Record , NCHC SID... Rick Bowness Phone OPPONENT NOTES: The Pioneers are currently ranked #7/8 in the nation...scsu head coach Bob Motzko served as an associate head coach at DU from Motzko is in play against DU during his career...scsu assistant coach Mike Gibbons was an assistant coach for the Pioneers from SCSU is in the last five games and in the last 10 games played against Denver... The Huskies are in the all-time series against Denver, which dates back to an 8-4 victory by the Pioneers over SCSU on Nov. 29, Earlier this year, the Huskies were swept 3-1 and 4-1 at Denver on Jan , At the HBNHC, SCSU scored a 2-2 tie and a 4-2 win over DU on Feb. 7-8, frosh Danton Heinen leads the Pios with 14g/27a and 41 points, while sophomore Trevor Moore has 18g/19a and 37 points...in the nets, Evan Cowley (2.10 GAA) and Tanner Jalllet (2.41 GAA) have shared goalie duties for Denver this winter...jim Montgomery is in his second season as head coach at Denver. SERIES NOTES AND FACTS: Series Record (all-time)... DU leads Last Meeting...Jan. 17, at DU 4, SCSU 1 First Meeting , DU wins 8-4 Last St. Cloud Win...Feb. 8, at SCSU 4, DU 2 Last Opponent Win...Jan. 17, at DU 4, SCSU 1 First St. Cloud Win , SCSU wins 7-2 at DU First Opponent Win , DU wins 8-4 at SCSU Last SCSU Win at Home...Feb. 8, at SCSU 4, DU 2 Last SCSU Win at Opponent...Jan. 10, SCSU 6, at DU 3 Last Opponent Win at DU...Jan. 17, at DU 4, SCSU 1 Last Opponent Win at SCSU...Dec. 16, 2011, Denver 3, at SCSU 2 OT Last Tie... Feb. 7, at SCSU 2, DU 2 (DU wins shootout 3-2) Shutouts for St. Cloud...6 Last St. Cloud Shutout...Nov. 2, 2012, SCSU 3, at DU 0 Shutouts for Opponent...2 Last Opponent Shutout...Jan. 27, 2007, 2-0 loss at DU Most St. Cloud Goals...9 in 9-0 win at SCSU, on Most Opponent Goals...9 in a 9-6 loss at DU on Overtime Record Last OT Game... Feb. 7, at SCSU 2, DU 2 (DU wins shootout 3-2) Shootout Record vs. DU: First Overtime Game... Dec 30, 1990, 2-2 tie at DU Longest St. Cloud Win Streak...3 games Longest Opponent Win Streak...6 games Coach Motzko vs Opponent Current Streak...2 losses Last Five Meetings...SCSU is Last 10 Meetings...SCSU is During the 2000s+...St. Cloud is During the 2010s...SCSU is Record in St. Cloud... SCSU is SCSU Record at Opponent... SCSU is Series Record at Neutral Sites...SCSU is THE SERIES RECENT RESULTS: vs. Denver Date Site Result DU W, DU L, SCSU L, 4-3 OT SCSU W, DU W, DU L, SCSU L, SCSU L, SCSU W, SCSU W, DU L, DU W, 2-1 OT DU L, DU W, DU W, DU L, SCSU L, 3-2 OT SCSU W, DU W, DU L, SCSU W, SCSU W, DU W, DU L, SCSU T, 2-2 OT SCSU W, DU L, DU L, 4-1 * WCHA playoffs SCSU Career Stats vs. Denver Brooks Bertsch 12 GP (1-1-2) Andrew Prochno 12 GP (1-7-8) Jarrod Rabey 8 GP (0-1-1) Nick Oliver 12 GP (2-1-3) Tim Daly 11 GP (0-2-2) Garrett Milan 7 GP (0-1-1) Kalle Kossila 10 GP (1-7-8) Ethan Prow 8 GP (2-4-6) Rasmus Reijola (16 svs) Jonny Brodzinski 10 GP (3-3-6) Jimmy Murray 10 GP (2-2-4) Joey Benik 6 GP (0-1-1) Daniel Tedesco 5 GP (0-2-2) N. Nevalainen 5 GP (0-0-0) Ryan Papa 4 GP (0-2-2) David Morley 8 GP (4-4-8) Ben Storm 6 GP (0-0-0) Joe Rehkamp 10 GP (1-0-1) Charlie Lindgren (95 svs) Nathan Widman 2 GP (0-1-1) Mika Ilvonen 2 GP (0-0-0) Judd Peterson 2 GP (0-0-0) Blake Winiecki 1 GP (0-0-0) Patrick Russell 2 GP (0-0-0)

24 HUSKIES IN THE PROS SCSU has enjoyed a rich tradition of placing players in the professional ranks. Here is a rundown of former SCSU players and their professional affiliates during the season: NHL ( team) Matt Hendricks ( ) - Edmonton Matt Cullen ( ) - Nashville Ryan Malone ( ) - New York Rangers Mike Lee ( ) - Phoenix AHL Andrew Gordon ( ) - Lehigh Valley Ben Hanowski ( ) - Adirondack Oliver Lauridsen ( ) - Lehigh Valley Drew LeBlanc ( ) - Rockford Nick Jensen ( ) - Grand Rapids Nic Dowd ( ) - Manchester Kevin Gravel ( ) - Manchester Ryan Malone ( ) - Hartford ECHL Ryan Farahger ( ) - Utah Cam Reid ( ) - Reading Nic Rioux ( ) - Quad City Mike Lee ( ) - Gwinnett CHL Tim Boron ( ) - Witchita Europe Casey Borer - Berlin (Germany) Aaron Brockelhurst ( ) Ingolstadt (Germany) Tim Conboy ( ) - Dusseldorf Nate DiCasmirro, ( ) - Valpellice Italy Derek Eastman ( ) - Val Gardena Italy Bobby Goepfert ( ) - Dusseldorf Brock Hooton ( ) - Fischtown Germany Garrett Roe ( ) - Munich Ryan Lasch - TPS Turku Sweden Andreas Nodl ( ) - Vienna Duvie Westcott ( ) - Hamburg Germany NOTE: A total of 24 former SCSU studentathletes have now seen ice time in NHL games since SCSU Renames Arena In Honor of the Legendary Herb Brooks ST. CLOUD, Minn. St. Cloud State University officials and a representative of the Herb Brooks family have announced that the National Hockey and Event Center is renamed the Herb Brooks National Hockey Center. Renaming the 23-year-old arena honors the late hockey coach s vision and legacy at St. Cloud State. The university is working with sponsors on commercial naming rights for the arena, as well as naming opportunities within the arena. Just as Herb Brooks saw Division I hockey as important to the State of Minnesota, St. Cloud State University sees this facility as important to Central Minnesota, said St. Cloud State President Earl H. Potter II. Dan Brooks said of his father: He wasn t a flashy guy. He wasn t a materialistic guy. It wasn t about the money for him. He was grass roots, build the game from the ground. He looked at the opportunity at St. Cloud, to turn that into a Division I hockey program, and he took it on 110 percent, said Dan Brooks. He was his happiest when he was in St. Cloud. Brooks coached the Huskies ( ) to third-place at the NCAA Division III Men s Ice Hockey Championship. And, acting on a promise he made to the late hockey great John Mariucci, Brooks worked with St. Cloud State officials to elevate Husky Hockey to a NCAA Division I program. He also helped secure construction funding for the arena that bears his name. Two assistants from Brooks team, former coach Craig Dahl and current coach Bob Motzko, have guided the program in the Division I era, creating one of college hockey s top programs, with a combined nine NCAA Division I tournament berths and a 2013 Frozen Four appearance. While the word event is no longer in the arena name, the Herb Brooks National Hockey Center will host events of all kinds. The $14.7 million renovation and expansion, including a four-story atrium, expanded suites, clublevel seating and more, is expected to be complete by mid-june. A campaign to fund remodeled locker rooms and a training area for men s and women s hockey is under way. Plans call for additional suites, club lounges and further development of a concert and event-ready facility.