Holy Cross Men s Hockey Prospectus

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1 Holy Cross Men s Hockey Prospectus Senior Brodie Sheahan

2 Holy Cross Men s Ice Hockey Quick Facts General Information School: College of the Holy Cross Location: Worcester, Mass. Founded: 1843 Enrollment: 2,866 Denomination: Roman Catholic, Jesuit Nickname: Crusaders Color: Royal Purple Home Arena (Capacity): Hart Center (1,600) Affiliation: NCAA Division I Conference: Atlantic Hockey President: Rev. Michael C. McFarland, S.J. Alma Mater: (Cornell, 1969) Athletic Director: Richard M. Regan, Jr. Alma Mater: (Holy Cross, 1976) Athletic Department Phone: (508) Ticket Office Phone: (508) Coaching Staff Head Coach (Season): Paul Pearl (15th Season) Alma Mater: (Holy Cross, 1989) Record at Holy Cross: (14 Years) Career Record: (14 Years) Hockey Office Phone: (508) Assistant Coach (Season): Brian Akashian (Eighth Season) Alma Mater: (Holy Cross, 2001) Assistant Coach (Season): Jason Smith (Third Season) Alma Mater: (Salem State College, 1998 ) Operations (Season): Rob Godfrey (Third Season) Alma Mater: (Holy Cross, 2007) Athletic Trainer (Season): Brian Atkins (First Season) Alma Mater: (SUNY Cortland, 2007) Team Information Overall Record: Atlantic Hockey Record: (Seventh) 2009 Atlantic Hockey Tournament: Quarterfinals Starters Returning / Lost: 6 / 0 Letterwinners Returning / Lost: 20 / 3 Newcomers: 7 Co-Captains: Ryan Driscoll, 10 Everett Sheen, 11 Team History First Year of Varsity Hockey: Overall All-Time Record: NCAA Appearances: Two (2004 & 2006) NCAA Tournament Record: 1-2 Last NCAA Victory: Minnesota, 3/24/06 (W, 4-3 OT) Last NCAA Opponent: North Dakota, 3/25/06 (L, 5-2) Athletic Media Relations Director: Charles Bare Asst. Director / Hockey Contact: Jim Wrobel Asst. Director: Meredith Cook Asst. Director: Anna Poulter-Hendrickson Secretary: Kelly Atchue Office Phone: (508) Office Fax: (508) Press Box Phone: (508) Mailing Address: 1 College Street, Worcester, MA Web Site: Wrobel s jwrobel@holycross.edu Player Information ( Statistics) Starters Returning (R) & Lost (L) Ht. Wt. Cl. Pos. Goals Assists Points W-L-T GAA Save % (R) Brodie Sheahan Sr. F (R) Everett Sheen Jr. F (R) J.P. Martignetti Jr. F (R) Matt Clune So. D (R) Matthew Davis So. D (R) Adam Roy Jr. G Other Players Returning (R) & Lost (L) Ht. Wt. Cl. Pos. Goals Assists Points W-L-T GAA Save % (R) Kyle Atkins So. D (R) Gianni Baldassari So. F (L) Joe Brock F (R) Matt Celin Jr. D (R) Andrew Cox So. F (R) Jordan Cyr Jr. F (R) Mike Daly So. D (R) Ian Dams Sr. G (L) Marty Dams D (R) Ryan Driscoll Sr. F (R) Rob Forshner Sr. F (R) Jamie Jelinek Jr. F (R) Peter Lorinser Sr. F (R) Luke Miller So. F (R) Jay Silvia So. F (L) Dewey Thomson F (R) Mark Znutas Jr. D

3 Holy Cross Roster No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/Last Team (League) 1 Ian Dams Sr. G Manotick, Ontario / Nepean Raiders (CJHL) 2 Brendan Baker Fr. D Edina, Minn. / Edina (CLC) 3 Matt Celin Jr. D Gibsonia, Pa. / Bay State Breakers (EJHL) 4 Mike Daly So. D South Burlington, Vt. / St. Paul s (NEPSAC) 5 Kyle Atkins So. D Brockville, Ontario / Brockville Braves (CJHL) 6 Matt Clune So. D Toronto, Ontario / Salisbury (NEPSAC) 7 Matthew Davis So. D Lancaster, N.Y. / Bridgewater Bandits (EJHL) 8 Gianni Baldassari So. F Fort Wayne, Ind. / Fairbanks Ice Dogs (NAHL) 10 Kyle Fletcher Fr. F Kanata, Ontario / Kanata Stallions (CJHL) 11 Everett Sheen Jr. F Lethbridge, Alberta / Okotoks Oilers (AJHL) 12 Brodie Sheahan Sr. F Lethbridge, Alberta / Salmon Arm Silverbacks (BCHL) 14 Jordan Cyr Jr. F Winnipeg, Manitoba / Brockville Braves (CJHL) 15 Jay Silvia So. F Burlington, Mass. / Belmont Hill (NEPSAC) 17 J.P. Martignetti Jr. F Winchester, Mass. / Boston Junior Bruins (EJHL) 18 Jamie Jelinek Jr. F Great Falls, Va. / Tabor Academy (NEPSAC) 19 Andrew Cox So. F Lombardy, Ontario / Phillips Academy Andover (NEPSAC) 20 Rob Forshner Sr. F Sundre, Alberta / Victoria Salsa (BCHL) 21 Matt Gordon So. F Perth, Ontario / Smiths Falls Bears (CJHL) 22 Mark Znutas Jr. D Emerson, N.J. / Hotchkiss (NEPSAC) 24 Peter Lorinser Sr. F Marquette, Mich. / Marquette Electricians (MWEHL) 26 Rob Linsmayer Fr. F Winnetka, Ill. / Chicago Steel (USHL) 27 Ryan Driscoll Sr. F Dorchester, Mass. / Thayer Academy (NEPSAC) 28 Evan Zych Fr. D Kilbride, Ontario / Georgetown Raiders (OJHL) 29 Brandon Nunn Fr. F Fairport, N.Y. / Bridgewater Bandits (EJHL) 30 Thomas Tysowsky Fr. G Amherst, N.Y. / Milton Academy (NEPSAC) 32 Kyle Lind So. D Marlborough, Mass. / Marlborough 33 Erik Vos Fr. F Carlisle, Ontario / Powell River Kings (BCHL) 35 Adam Roy Jr. G Feeding Hills, Mass. / Springfield Junior Blues (NAHL) 44 Luke Miller So. F Andover, Mass. / Phillips Exeter Academy (NEPSAC) Head Coach: Assistant Coaches: Co-Captains: Paul Pearl (Holy Cross, 1989 / 15th Season) Brian Akashian (Holy Cross, 2001 / Eighth Season) Jason Smith (Salem State College, 1998 / Third Season) Rob Godfrey (Holy Cross, 2007 / Third Season) Ryan Driscoll, Everett Sheen Crusaders by State / Province Alberta 3 (Rob Forshner, Brodie Sheahan, Everett Sheen) Illinois 1 (Rob Linsmayer) Indiana 1 (Gianni Baldassari) Manitoba 1 (Jordan Cyr) Massachusetts 6 (Ryan Driscoll, Kyle Lind, J.P. Martignetti, Luke Miller, Adam Roy, Jay Silvia,) Michigan 1 (Peter Lorinser) Minnesota 1 (Brendan Baker) New Jersey 1 (Mark Znutas) New York 3 (Matthew Davis, Brandon Nunn, Thomas Tysowsky) Ontario 8 (Kyle Atkins, Matt Clune, Andrew Cox, Ian Dams, Kyle Fletcher, Matt Gordon, Erik Vos, Evan Zych) Pennsylvania 1 (Matt Celin) Vermont 1 (Mike Daly) Virginia 1 (Jamie Jelinek) Roster Breakdown Crusaders by Class Senior 5 (Dams, Driscoll, Forshner, Lorinser, Sheahan) Junior 7 (Celin, Cyr, Jelinek, Martignetti, Roy, Sheen, Znutas) Sophomore 10 (Atkins, Baldassari, Clune, Cox, Daly, Davis, Gordon, Lind, Miller, Silvia) Freshman 7 (Baker, Fletcher, Linsmayer, Nunn, Tysowsky, Vos, Zych) Crusaders by Position Forward 17 (Baldassari, Cox, Cyr, Driscoll, Fletcher, Forshner, Gordon, Jelinek, Linsmayer, Lorinser, Martignetti, Miller, Nunn, Sheahan, Sheen, Silvia, Vos) Defense 9 (Atkins, Baker, Celin, Clune, Daly, Davis, Lind, Znutas, Zych) Goal 3 (Dams, Roy, Tysowsky) Pronunciation Guide Brian Akashian ah-kay-shun Gianni Baldassari..... BALL-duh-SAR-ee Matt Celin sell-een Matt Clune CLOON Jordan Cyr SEER Ian Dams DAMS Jamie Jelinek GEL-in-eck Rob Linsmayer LINS-my-er J.P. Martignetti MAR-tig-NET-ee Brodie Sheahan SHE-an Thomas Tysowsky tie-zow-ski Erik Vos VOSS Mark Znutas ZUH-new-tus Evan Zych ZICK

4 Holy Cross Season Preview The Holy Cross men s hockey team returns all but two players who saw ice time a season ago ( , Atlantic Hockey), including all six starters and 258 of the 269 points tallied a year ago. The Crusaders also welcome seven freshmen to the program. With all of this coming back and the experience of the five seniors and seven juniors the Crusaders are looking to get back to the NCAA Tournament for the third time. Entering this season there is a sense that we are ready to get back to the top part of the league, said 15th-year head coach Paul Pearl. We had a lot of positives during the second half of the season and we had a lot of young players mature during the season. We were a far different team towards the end of the season. If we can play offensively and kill penalties like we did during the second part of the season this entire year we can be a very dangerous team. Pearl views having a really strong defense with depth that limits shots on net as a major key to a successful season. We need to have depth at defense, said Pearl. I think we have enough forwards that we are going to be able to score. Defensively I am expecting us to be strong. Two years ago our opponents averaged 32.8 shots against us and last year they averaged 29.8 shots, so we want to continue that trend and get down to 25 shots allowed on us. If we do that we can become a team that can really stop an opponent from scoring. Along with 258 points, the Crusaders also return 102 of the 106 goals and 156 of the 163 assists posted last season. I think we have enough offense that we are going to be able to score, said Pearl. Scoring goals at this level is tough but we should be pretty good offensively. With that said our key is to have three or four forwards that really stand out and put up big numbers. We need to have go-to guys. We want to have that line that has three guys with over 40 points each. Senior Ian Dams Pearl will be looking for the team s special teams to produce better results during the entire season. Our penalty kill needs to get better and it did during the second part of the season when we had one of the best penalty kill percentages around the nation, said Pearl. We had a lot of freshmen killing penalties so they got better during the season and we expect to continue to kill penalties as successfully as we did towards the end of the year. The power play needs to get back to basics. It would also be great to be able to have a group of guys that are on the power play and a completely different group that kills penalties. Holy Cross will be led by two-time captain senior Ryan Driscoll and junior captain Everett Sheen. Ryan is a huge part of this team as his leadership and his on ice skills are very important to this team, said Pearl. Everett is a very dynamic and flashy player. Both of them are vocal leaders and are extremely well respected by their teammates. There will be a total of 17 home games at the Hart Center for Holy Cross this season, beginning with an exhibition contest against the Royal Military College on Oct. 4. The home opener will be against Atlantic Hockey opponent American International on Oct. 31. Once again the Crusaders will play a challenging non-conference schedule that will feature home games versus ECACHL members Yale (11/28) and Quinnipiac (12/10). Holy Cross will begin the season against two Hockey East teams with contests at Providence (10/10) and Merrimack (10/16), while the Crusaders will compete at the Dartmouth Tournament (1/2-3) as they will play UMass-Lowell and then either Dartmouth or Northeastern. Here is a look at the Crusaders by position. FORWARDS Returning 13; Lost 2; Newcomers 4 Holy Cross has an experienced group of forwards along with a group of sophomores that saw a lot of ice time as freshmen. Junior Jordan Cyr, who was last year s leading scorer with 19 goals and 13 assists for 32 points, will be looking to continue that success. His 19 goals were third all-time on the Holy Cross Division I list. Jordan was a great player for us last season as our leading scorer, said Pearl. He wins face offs when we need him to, he is strong on the wing and he also scores goals. Senior Brodie Sheahan has the most career goals (30), assists (47) and points (77) of any current Crusader. Last season, he led the team with 19 assists, and was second with 12 goals and 31 points. We are expecting Brodie to have a big senior season and to be a league all-star, said Pearl. Sheen, who already has 26 goals and 23 assists for 49 points over his first two seasons, ranked third on the team last year with 25 points as he was tied for third with 11 goals and was second with 14 assists. For the second straight year he participated at an NHL summer development camp as he attended the Washington Capitals camp this year. Everett can really skate, said Pearl. With his skating ability and skills with the puck we expect him to help us on the penalty kill. Sophomore Jay Silvia had an outstanding freshman season as he was tied for third on the team with 11 goals and was fourth with 21 points. Jay has a great ability to make plays with the puck, said Pearl. He can also kill penalties. Jay is pretty unique as he is a tough physical player but is also very skilled with the puck. Seniors Rob Forshner and Driscoll will be key factors for the offense. They each had 19 points a season ago as Forshner recorded eight goals and 11 assists, while Driscoll had seven goals and 12 assists. Forshner has 18 goals and 36 assists for 54 career points, while Driscoll has played the most career games of any current Crusader with 107 as he has 19 goals and 34 assists for 53 career points Rob is a great two-way center, said Pearl. He can play the point on the power play. He can do a lot of things for us. Ryan is a strong faceoff guy for us. We also expect him to

5 Holy Cross Season Preview have a strong offensive season. Junior J.P. Martignetti, who attended the Chicago Blackhawks development camp, is expected to have a big season. Last season he had seven goals and nine assists for 16 points. J.P. just keeps on getting better, said Pearl. He shoots the puck really well. We expect him to be a big-time player this year. Sophomores Luke Miller and Andrew Cox had really solid rookie seasons as Miller scored six goals and had nine assists for 15 points, while Cox posted two goals and tallied seven assists for nine points. Luke is a really good skater and is also great with the puck, said Pearl. He had great success during the second half of the season. We are really excited about what he brings to the program. Andrew is as skilled of a player that we have. He has the type of ability to become a real leader on this team and we expect that to happen. Senior Peter Lorinser, sophomore Gianni Baldassari, junior Jamie Jelinek and sophomore Matt Gordon are all expected to contribute on the ice. Peter is a tough kid who blocks shots and kills penalties, said Pearl. If he continues to play as consistent as he has he will get a lot of ice time. Gianni is a really good defensive center. We can depend on him to match up against the other team s best forwards. He kills penalties and blocks shots. Jamie is a physical player that we expect to play a big role on the team. We are very excited to see what Matt can do. He knows where to go to find the puck. He can be a big contributor for us. Freshmen forwards Erik Vos, Kyle Fletcher, Rob Linsmayer and Brandon Nunn will all be looking to contribute right away. We feel like we have four very skilled freshman forwards, said Pearl. Erik is a strong power play guy that we expect to score goals. Kyle does a little of everything. He also is a great goal scorer. He had had 49 goals and 49 assists this past season. Rob gets around the ice and is very strong. Brandon does not turn the puck over. He is a really good player. DEFENSEMEN Returning 7; Lost 2; Newcomers 2 The Crusaders return a young but experienced group of defenders with two juniors and five sophomores, while they also welcome two freshmen. Junior Mark Znutas had another solid season last year with four goals and 12 assists for 16 points as he played all but one game. He has played 73 career games with 10 goals and 21 assists for 31 points. Mark was one of the best defenders around the league last year during the second part of the season, said Pearl. We are really looking forward to see him play this year. Junior Matt Celin, who also saw time last year as a forward, is expected to bring his strong versatility to the defense. Last season, he played 35 games and had five goals and seven assists for 12 points with the majority of that offense as a forward. Matt, who helped us out big time last year when we moved him to forward, is a solid puck moving defenseman, said Pearl. Sophomores Kyle Atkins, Matt Clune, Mike Daly and Matthew Davis all played over 30 games as freshmen gaining key experience right away. Atkins was key on the penalty kill but also had a strong offensive season as he played 37 games and had one goal and 10 assists for 11 points. Kyle is our offensive defenseman who has the ability to be an offensive force at defense, said Pearl. He is also a great shot blocker. He is one of the big reasons our penalty kill got so much better during the second part of the season. Clune played 36 games with two goals and six assists for eight points, while Daly played 35 contests with two goals and five assists for seven Senior Peter Lorinser points. Matt does a little bit of everything. He had an excellent freshman season and we are very excited to see him play, said Pearl. Mike is a tough kid who loves to hit and play physical. Davis, who played 31 games with two assists, is a key force on defense. Matthew is very dependable, said Pearl. He makes the right decisions with the puck. Sophomore Kyle Lind, and freshmen Brendan Baker and Evan Zych will be looking to strengthen the defense and will be expected to contribute. Kyle is an excellent teammate, said Pearl. He has the ability and will have the opportunity to contribute on the ice. Brendan was the captain of a very good team as he played with a ton of good players. He is a puck mover who can skate. He is tough and can block shots. Evan is a great defensive player who is strong on the puck. He moves the puck well and is a great shooter. He should be a solid player on the power play. GOALTENDERS Returning 2; Lost 1; Newcomers 1 Pearl says there will be an opportunity for all three goaltenders to earn ice time. Senior Ian Dams, who went last season is looking to have a strong senior season. He is third all-time on the Holy Cross Division I career saves list with 1,142. Ian has won some big games for us and we need him to continue to do that, said Pearl. Junior Adam Roy, who is second on the school s Division I all-time saves chart with 1,345, has already play 50 career games. Adam is very talented and has great quickness, said Pearl. Freshman Thomas Tysowsky will be given the opportunity to contribute on the ice. Thomas is a big athletic goalie with good hands, said Pearl. He really moves great laterally. He will be given an opportunity to make big saves and we expect him to contribute.

6 Holy Cross Head Coach Paul Pearl Paul Pearl is in his 15th season at the helm of the Holy Cross ice hockey program in , and is just the fifth head coach in the history of ice hockey at Holy Cross. On January 21, 2006, with a 3-2 victory at Dartmouth, Pearl became the school s all-time winningest coach with the 168th victory of his career. Pearl has forged a record at Holy Cross over 14 years and has been the man behind the bench in seven of the nine most successful seasons in Holy Cross history, while he has had three teams post 20-plus win seasons. Along with 13 post-season appearances in 14 years, Pearl led the Crusaders to their first two NCAA Tournament appearances in and , while he coached the Crusaders to their first ever NCAA Tournament win with the 4-3 overtime victory over Minnesota in Grand Forks, N.D., on March 24, In , Pearl led the Crusaders to a school single season record 27 victories, as the team posted an overall record of Holy Cross also claimed the Atlantic Hockey regular season and tournament titles. During the campaign, the Crusaders tallied a overall record. Holy Cross swept the Atlantic Hockey tournament, and captured two shutout victories en route to the title, including the 5-0 playoff win versus American International (3/13/04) and in the 4-0 championship game win over Sacred Heart (3/20/04). In , the Crusaders earned a mark and the MAAC Hockey Championship. It was the first time in the school s history that the hockey program won its conference championship. In Pearl s first season ( ), he inherited a team that had one winning season in its eight previous years. He guided the squad to a record, including an 11-4 mark at the Hart Center and an ECAC Tournament berth. Over the years, Pearl has coached several talented athletes, including 1999 MAAC Goalie of the Year Scott Simpson, 2002 MAAC Offensive Player of the Year and current New York Ranger Patrick Rissmiller, Atlantic Hockey Defensive Forward of Year Greg Kealey, Atlantic Hockey Individual Sportsmanship honoree Tim Coskren and All-American Tyler McGregor, Holy Cross Division I all-time points leader James Sixsmith and the Atlantic Hockey Defenseman of the Year Jon Landry. Not only have Pearl s athletes received numerous accolades, but the coach himself has been earned several honors, such as the Atlantic Hockey Coach of the Year award, the Pearl s Coaching File Years School Position Portsmouth Abbey School Head Coach Connecticut Assistant Coach Holy Cross Head Coach Brown Assistant Coach 1997-Present Holy Cross Head Coach Pearl s Coaching Honors 1998 ECAC East Coach of the Year 1998 New England Writer s Association Coach of the Year 2002 MAAC Coach of the Year 2004 Atlantic Hockey Coach of the Year The Paul Pearl File Born: February 7, 1967 High School: Winthrop High School Hometown: Wakefield, Mass. College: Holy Cross, 1989; MBA University of Connecticut, 1994 Holy Cross Playing Career: 125 games, 14 goals, 63 assists (as a defenseman) Family: Wife, Karen; son, Robert; daughter, Katheryn MAAC Coach of the Year award, the ECAC East Coach of the Year award and the New England Hockey Writers Coach of Year honors. Pearl also served Holy Cross in the capacity of baseball coach from He coached the first two teams to ever reach the Patriot League baseball playoffs at Holy Cross and was twice named Patriot League Coach of the Year. A 1989 graduate of Holy Cross, Pearl served as an assistant coach at the University of Connecticut from While at Connecticut, Pearl helped lead the Huskies to an impressive mark of and a pair of ECAC Tournament appearances. Pearl also served as assistant coach at Brown University, gaining valuable recruiting experience in the United States and Canada. Prior to serving as an assistant at Connecticut, Pearl directed the ice hockey program at the Portsmouth Abbey School in Portsmouth, R.I. for two seasons. He works extensively with USA Hockey in the Massachusetts Satellite program and has served as assistant coach several times, including the Massachusetts Select 17 squad that captured gold at the St. Cloud Festival in Minnesota. As a four-year letterwinner for the Crusaders, he played in 125 games as a defenseman, tallying 14 goals and 63 assists. Pearl led Holy Cross with 25 assists as a senior captain on the squad. During his fouryear playing-career, Holy Cross won 63 games and qualified for the ECAC East Tournament twice. Paul and his wife Karen have two children, Robert and Katheryn. They reside in Wakefield, Mass.

7 Holy Cross Coaching Staff Pearl s Collegiate Head Coaching Record Overall Conference Season School W-L-T Pct. W-L-T Pct. Place Postseason Accomplishments Holy Cross Seventh ECAC East Quarterfinals Holy Cross th ECAC East Quarterfinals Holy Cross Third ECAC East Quarterfinals Holy Cross Second MAAC Champions Holy Cross Seventh MAAC Quarterfinals Holy Cross Ninth Holy Cross Third MAAC Quarterfinals Holy Cross Third MAAC Semifinals Holy Cross First Atlantic Hockey Champions / NCAA Tournament Holy Cross Fourth Atlantic Hockey Semifinals Holy Cross First Atlantic Hockey Champions / NCAA West Regional Finals Holy Cross Sixth Atlantic Hockey Quarterfinals Holy Cross Ninth Atlantic Hockey Quarterfinals Holy Cross Seventh Atlantic Hockey Quarterfinals Career 14 Seasons Two NCAA Tournaments One NCAA Tournament Victory One MAAC Championship Two Atlantic Hockey Championships Brian Akashian 01 Assistant Coach Eighth Season Brian Akashian is in his eighth season as an assistant coach at his alma mater in A former Crusader captain, Akashian s responsibilities for the Holy Cross hockey program include working with the Crusader defense and assisting with special teams. Before returning to Holy Cross, Akashian spent one season as a graduate assistant at Suffolk University (ECAC Northeast, NCAA Division III) while attending law school. A four-year letterwinner with the Crusaders from as a forward under head coach Paul Pearl, Akashian appeared in 102 games for Holy Cross and helped lead the Crusaders to the MAAC Championship in Following his junior season, Akashian was named the recipient of the Crusaders Seventh Player Award (given to a Holy Cross hockey player who performed above expectations as voted by his teammates) after leading the team in goals with 15. During his career at Holy Cross, he tallied 20 goals and 18 assists for 38 points and served as co-captain his senior year. Jason Smith Assistant Coach Third Season Jason Smith is in his third season as an assistant coach at Holy Cross in Smith serves as the recruiting coordinator and works with all positions with an emphasis on forwards. Smith comes to Holy Cross from Babson College, where he was as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator for four seasons. Babson won the 2007 ECAC East Championship earning its first NCAA Tournament appearance since In total Babson reached the ECAC East Finals in three of the four seasons Smith was a part of the program. He previously served as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator for Sa- lem State College for four years. A native of West Yarmouth, Mass., Smith graduated from Salem State in 1998 where he was a three-year member of the hockey team and was a captain as a junior and senior. Smith led the team in scoring in the season. He also played at UMass-Amherst in the season. Rob Godfrey 07 Assistant Coach Third Season Rob Godfrey is in his third season on the Holy Cross staff in and his second as an assistant coach. He was the director of hockey operations in He is also the assistant equipment manager for the athletic department. As an assistant coach with the Crusaders, his responsibilities include recruiting and working with all positions with an emphasis on defense. A native of Thunder Bay, Ontario, and a 2007 graduate of Holy Cross, Godfrey had an outstanding career as a defenseman for the Crusaders. He played in 121 career games with nine goals and 25 assists for 34 points, including four goals and seven assists for 11 points as a senior and four goals and 12 assists for 16 points as a junior. In , Godfrey was named the Atlantic Hockey Best Defensive Defenseman, while he received the Glenn Spike Crane Memorial Award and the Seventh Player Award. As a senior, he served as the team s assistant captain and received the Dr. James M. Stewart Memorial Award which is the Coaches Award given for commitment, leadership and performance.

8 Tentative Holy Cross Schedule October 4 Sun. ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE (Exhibition) :00 PM 10 Sat. at Providence :00 PM 16 Fri. at Merrimack :00 PM 24 Sat. at Canisius * :00 PM 25 Sun. at Canisius * :00 PM 30 Fri. at AIC * :00 PM 31 Sat. AIC * :00 PM November 6 Fri. at Sacred Heart * :00 PM 7 Sat. SACRED HEART * :00 PM 13 Fri. AIR FORCE * :00 PM 14 Sat. AIR FORCE * :00 PM 20 Fri. at Mercyhurst * :00 PM 21 Sat. at Mercyhurst * :00 PM 24 Tues. UCONN * :00 PM 28 Sat. YALE :00 PM December 4 Fri. RIT * :00 PM 5 Sat. RIT * :00 PM 10 Thurs. QUINNIPIAC :00 PM January 2 Sat. vs. UMass Lowell (Ledyard Bank Classic, Hanover, N.H.)) :00 PM 3 Sun. vs. Dartmouth or Northeastern (Ledyard Bank Classic, Hanover, N.H.) TBD 8 Fri. at RIT * :00 PM 9 Sat. at RIT * :00 PM 15 Fri. AIC * :00 PM 16 Sat. at AIC * :00 PM 22 Fri. at Air Force * :00 PM 23 Sat. at Air Force * :00 PM February 5 Fri. ARMY * :00 PM 6 Sat. ARMY * :00 PM 9 Tues. UCONN * :00 PM 12 Fri. at Bentley * :00 PM 13 Sat. BENTLEY * :00 PM 19 Fri. at Sacred Heart * :00 PM 20 Sat. SACRED HEART * :00 PM 26 Fri. BENTLEY * :00 PM 27 Sat. at Bentley * :00 PM March 6 Sat. Atlantic Hockey First Round TBA Fri.-Sun. Atlantic Hockey Quarterfinals (best two out of three) tba 19 Fri. Atlantic Hockey Semifinals (Rochester, N.Y.) TBA 20 Sat. Atlantic Hockey Finals (Rochester, N.Y.) TBA * Atlantic Hockey game Home games, listed in BOLD CAPS, played at the Hart Center

9 Holy Cross Overall Team Statistics (as of Aug 18, 2009) Overall: Conf: Home: Away: Neut: TEAM STATISTICS HC OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Shot pct Goals/Game Shots/Game Assists POWER PLAYS Goals-Power Plays Conversion Percent Shot Attempts Shot Percent GOAL BREAKDOWN Total Goals Power Play Short-handed 4 9 Empty net 3 5 Penalty 0 0 Unassisted Overtime 2 3 Shootout 0 0 Delayed Penalty 0 0 PENALTIES Number Minutes Penalties/Game Pen minutes/game Minor Major minute Misconduct 1 1 Game Misconduct 1 2 Gross Misconduct 0 0 Match 0 1 FACEOFFS (W-L) Faceoff W-L Pct SHOOTOUTS (Made-Att) ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 17/ /1856 Neutral Site #/Avg 1/6050 Goals by Period 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total Holy Cross Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total Holy Cross Opponents

10 Holy Cross Overall Individual Statistics (as of Aug 18, 2009) Overall: Conf: Home: Away: Neut: Shots Penalties Goals ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% +- pen-min min maj oth pp sh fg gw gt ot ht pn ua 14 CYR, Jordan SHEAHAN, Brodie SHEEN, Everett SILVIA, Jay FORSHNER, Rob DRISCOLL, Ryan MARTIGNETTI, J.P ZNUTAS, Mark MILLER, Luke CELIN, Matt ATKINS, Kyle COX, Andrew CLUNE, Matt DALY, Mike DAMS, Marty LORINSER, Peter BALDASSARI, Gianni THOMSON, Dewey DAMS, Ian DAVIS, Matthew JELINEK, Jamie BROCK, Joe 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 1 DAMS, Ian : ROY, Adam : TM EMPTY NET : Total : Opponents :

11 Holy Cross Overall Individual Statistics (as of Aug 18, 2009) ## Faceoffs GP W L Pct. 18 JELINEK, Jamie COX, Andrew CYR, Jordan DRISCOLL, Ryan FORSHNER, Rob MILLER, Luke THOMSON, Dewey CELIN, Matt MARTIGNETTI, J.P BALDASSARI, Gianni LORINSER, Peter SHEEN, Everett SILVIA, Jay SHEAHAN, Brodie DAVIS, Matthew DAMS, Marty ## Power Play Scoring GP G A Pts Shots Pct. 12 SHEAHAN, Brodie ZNUTAS, Mark CYR, Jordan ATKINS, Kyle SILVIA, Jay DRISCOLL, Ryan SHEEN, Everett FORSHNER, Rob MARTIGNETTI, J.P DALY, Mike CELIN, Matt LORINSER, Peter MILLER, Luke BALDASSARI, Gianni COX, Andrew JELINEK, Jamie DAVIS, Matthew BROCK, Joe DAMS, Marty THOMSON, Dewey CLUNE, Matt

12 Holy Cross Category Leaders (as of Aug 18, 2009) ## Points GP G A Pts Sh 14 CYR, Jordan SHEAHAN, Brodie SHEEN, Everett SILVIA, Jay FORSHNER, Rob DRISCOLL, Ryan MARTIGNETTI, J.P ZNUTAS, Mark MILLER, Luke CELIN, Matt ## Goals GP G A Pts Sh 14 CYR, Jordan SHEAHAN, Brodie SHEEN, Everett SILVIA, Jay FORSHNER, Rob DRISCOLL, Ryan MARTIGNETTI, J.P MILLER, Luke CELIN, Matt ZNUTAS, Mark ## Power-Play Goals GP PPG 12 SHEAHAN, Brodie CYR, Jordan SILVIA, Jay DRISCOLL, Ryan FORSHNER, Rob SHEEN, Everett DALY, Mike 35 2 ## Short-Handed Goals GP SHG 11 SHEEN, Everett MARTIGNETTI, J.P LORINSER, Peter CYR, Jordan 37 1 ## Game-Winning Goals GP GWG 14 CYR, Jordan MARTIGNETTI, J.P SILVIA, Jay 38 2 ## Plus/Minus GP +/- 23 DAMS, Marty MARTIGNETTI, J.P COX, Andrew MILLER, Luke ## Assists GP G A Pts Sh 12 SHEAHAN, Brodie SHEEN, Everett CYR, Jordan DRISCOLL, Ryan ZNUTAS, Mark FORSHNER, Rob SILVIA, Jay ATKINS, Kyle MARTIGNETTI, J.P MILLER, Luke ## Shots GP G A Pts Sh Sh% 14 CYR, Jordan SHEEN, Everett SHEAHAN, Brodie MARTIGNETTI, J.P SILVIA, Jay ZNUTAS, Mark MILLER, Luke DRISCOLL, Ryan CELIN, Matt COX, Andrew ## Shot Pct. GP G A Pts Sh Sh% 20 FORSHNER, Rob CYR, Jordan SILVIA, Jay DRISCOLL, Ryan SHEAHAN, Brodie BALDASSARI, Gianni SHEEN, Everett MILLER, Luke CELIN, Matt LORINSER, Peter ## Penalties GP Pen Min 17 MARTIGNETTI, J.P ZNUTAS, Mark DRISCOLL, Ryan SILVIA, Jay SHEEN, Everett CYR, Jordan CLUNE, Matt DAMS, Marty COX, Andrew DALY, Mike ## Penalty Minutes GP Pen Min 17 MARTIGNETTI, J.P ZNUTAS, Mark DRISCOLL, Ryan SILVIA, Jay CYR, Jordan SHEEN, Everett CLUNE, Matt DALY, Mike COX, Andrew DAMS, Marty

13 Holy Cross Combined Team Statistics (as of Aug 18, 2009) Date Opponent Score Att. * Oct 17 CANISIUS Tot * Oct 18 CANISIUS W Oct 25 PROVIDENCE L * Oct 31 at RIT L * Nov 01 at RIT L * Nov 07 MERCYHURST Lot * Nov 08 MERCYHURST Wot * Nov 14 #13 AIR FORCE Lot * Nov 15 #13 AIR FORCE L * Nov 21 at American Int'l L * Nov 22 AMERICAN INT'L W Nov 25 at #8 Boston University L * Nov 29 at Sacred Heart W * Nov 30 SACRED HEART L * Dec 05 at Bentley L * Dec 06 BENTLEY W Dec 11 at #15 New Hampshire L # Jan 02 at #5 Denver Tot # Jan 03 vs Rensselaer W * Jan 09 AMERICAN INT'L W * Jan 10 at American Int'l W * Jan 17 at Army Tot * Jan 18 at Army Tot Jan 21 #18 DARTMOUTH Tot * Jan 30 at Connecticut W * Jan 31 at Connecticut W * Feb 06 BENTLEY L * Feb 07 at Bentley L * Feb 13 RIT L * Feb 14 RIT L * Feb 20 at Air Force L * Feb 21 at Air Force L * Feb 27 SACRED HEART W * Feb 28 at Sacred Heart Lot 3-4 Mar 07 AMERICAN INT'L Wot & Mar 13 at RIT W & Mar 14 at RIT L & Mar 15 at RIT L * Atlantic Hockey game # Denver Atlantic Hockey First Round & Atlantic Hockey Quarterfinals TEAM STATISTICS HC OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Shot pct G o a l s / G a m e S hot s / G am e POWER PLAYS Goals-Power Plays Conversion Percent Shot Attempts Shot Percent GOAL BREAKDOWN Power Play S h o r t - h a n d e d 4 9 Empty net 3 5 Penalty 0 0 Unassisted O vert im e 2 3 S h o o t o u t 0 0 Delayed Penalty 0 0 PENALTIES N um ber Minutes P e n a l t i e s / G a m e Pen minutes/game FACEOFFS (W-L) Faceoff W-L Pct SHOOTOUTS (Made-Att) Record: Overall Home Away Neutral ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% pen-min pp sh 14 CYR, Jordan SHEAHAN, Brodie SHEEN, Everett SILVIA, Jay FORSHNER, Rob DRISCOLL, Ryan MARTIGNETTI, J.P ZNUTAS, Mark MILLER, Luke CELIN, Matt ATKINS, Kyle COX, Andrew CLUNE, Matt DALY, Mike DAMS, Marty LORINSER, Peter BALDASSARI, Gianni THOMSON, Dewey DAMS, Ian DAVIS, Matthew JELINEK, Jamie BROCK, Joe TM TEAM Total Opponents ## Goalie gp min ga gaavg saves save% w-l-t 1 DAMS, Ian : ROY, Adam : TM EMPTY NET 19 14: Total : Opponents : Attendance Summary HC Opponent Total Dates/Avg Per Date 17/ /1856 Neutral Site #/Avg 1/6050 Goals by Period 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total Holy Cross Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total Holy Cross Opponents

14 Holy Cross Game Results (as of Aug 18, 2009) Date Opponent Score Shots Overall Conf Time Att. Goalie of record * Oct 17 CANISIUS Tot / : ROY, Adam * Oct 18 CANISIUS W / : ROY, Adam Oct 25 PROVIDENCE L / : ROY, Adam * Oct 31 at RIT L / : ROY, Adam * Nov 01 at RIT L / : DAMS, Ian * Nov 07 MERCYHURST Lot / : ROY, Adam * Nov 08 MERCYHURST Wot / : ROY, Adam * Nov 14 #13 AIR FORCE Lot / : ROY, Adam * Nov 15 #13 AIR FORCE L / : ROY, Adam * Nov 21 at American Int'l L / : ROY, Adam * Nov 22 AMERICAN INT'L W / : ROY, Adam Nov 25 at #8 Boston University L / : ROY, Adam * Nov 29 at Sacred Heart W / : ROY, Adam * Nov 30 SACRED HEART L / : ROY, Adam * Dec 05 at Bentley L / : ROY, Adam * Dec 06 BENTLEY W / : DAMS, Ian Dec 11 at #15 New Hampshire L / : ROY, Adam # Jan 02 at #5 Denver Tot / : ROY, Adam # Jan 03 vs Rensselaer W / : DAMS, Ian * Jan 09 AMERICAN INT'L W / : ROY, Adam * Jan 10 at American Int'l W / : DAMS, Ian * Jan 17 at Army Tot / : ROY, Adam * Jan 18 at Army Tot / : DAMS, Ian Jan 21 #18 DARTMOUTH Tot / : ROY, Adam * Jan 30 at Connecticut W / : ROY, Adam * Jan 31 at Connecticut W / : DAMS, Ian * Feb 06 BENTLEY L / : ROY, Adam * Feb 07 at Bentley L / : DAMS, Ian * Feb 13 RIT L / : ROY, Adam * Feb 14 RIT L / : DAMS, Ian * Feb 20 at Air Force L / : DAMS, Ian * Feb 21 at Air Force L / : ROY, Adam * Feb 27 SACRED HEART W / : DAMS, Ian * Feb 28 at Sacred Heart Lot / : DAMS, Mar 07 AMERICAN INT'L Wot / : DAMS, Ian & Mar 13 at RIT W / : DAMS, Ian & Mar 14 at RIT L / : DAMS, Ian & Mar 15 at RIT L / : DAMS, Ian * Atlantic Hockey game # Denver Atlantic Hockey First Round & Atlantic Hockey Quarterfinals Team Record W-L-T Overall: Conference: Home: Away: Neutral: Overtime: Attendance Dates Total Avg. Total: Home: Away: Neutral:

15 Holy Cross Game-by-Game Goals-Assists-Points (as of Aug 18, 2009) Opponent Date Score DAMS,IAN DALY,MIKE CELIN,MATT ATKINS,KYLE CLUNE,MATT DAVIS,MATTH BALDASSARI, BROCK,JOE SHEEN,EVER SHEAHAN,BR CYR,JORDAN CAN Oct t DNP DNP CAN Oct W DNP DNP DNP PC Oct L DNP DNP DNP at RIT Oct L DNP DNP DNP at RIT Nov L DNP MC Nov L DNP DNP DNP MC Nov W DNP DNP AF Nov L DNP DNP DNP AF Nov L DNP DNP at AIC Nov L DNP AIC Nov W DNP DNP at BU Nov L DNP DNP at SHU Nov W DNP DNP SHU Nov L DNP DNP at BEN Dec L DNP DNP BEN Dec W DNP DNP at UNH Dec L DNP DNP at DEN Jan t DNP DNP vs RPI Jan W DNP DNP AIC Jan W DNP DNP DNP at AIC Jan W DNP DNP at ARMY Jan t DNP DNP at ARMY Jan t DNP DART Jan t DNP DNP at UCONN Jan W DNP DNP at UCONN Jan W DNP BEN Feb L DNP DNP at BEN Feb L DNP RIT Feb L DNP RIT Feb L DNP DNP at AF Feb L DNP at AF Feb L DNP DNP SHU Feb W DNP at SHU Feb L DNP AIC Mar W DNP at RIT Mar W DNP at RIT Mar L DNP at RIT Mar L DNP