Friday, January 29 at Miami (Ohio)

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1 riday, January 29 at Miami (Ohio) [13/14] PIONEERS (12-7-5, NCHC) at [RV/NR] REDHAWKS (9-11-3, NCHC) PUCK DROP - 5:00pm MT; TV - CBS Sports Network; RADIO - ESPN Denver 1600 AM Pioneers Snap Shot: Denver extended its unbeaten streak to a season-high eight games (5-0-3) last weekend, sweeping the UMD Bulldogs by scores of 3-2 and 2-1 on riday/saturday at Magness Arena. The last time DU went eight games without suffering a loss was during the season ( from Jan. 29-eb. 27, 2010). Denver is the lone NCHC team and one of only eight NCAA squads not to have incurred a loss thus far in The Pioneers have outscored opponents during their run, with six of their goals having come on the power play (T-2nd, NCHC). Denver s team GAA of 1.75, meanwhile, ranks T-1st in the conference and T-9th in the NCAA. reshman DU forward Dylan Gambrell leads all NCHC skaters in scoring in January with 4G-8A-12P (8GP). Gambrell s linemates junior Trevor Moore (T-2nd, 8GP-1G-10A-11P) and sophomore Danton Heinen (T-10th, 8GP-4G-3A-7P) are also both among the conference s Top 10 point-producers for the month as well. Heinen (5GP-2G-6A-8P) and Moore (10GP-6G-5A-11P) have both enjoyed success against MU in their careers. Sophomore Danton Heinen Tallied 2G-6A-8P in 5GP vs. MU Last Season Denver is all-time versus Miami, a record which includes a 4-3 victory in the 2014 NCHC Championship Game. The Pioneers are at Steve Cady Arena since the formation of the NCHC in Opponent Snap Shot: The RedHawks are coming off of a weekend sweep of their own, having downed the UNO Mavericks by scores of 3-1 and 7-3 last riday/saturday in Omaha. Miami also won its last home game, capturing a 2-1 victory at the expense of Bowling Green State on January 16. In their 10 games prior, MU went from Nov. 13 Jan. 9. UNIVERSITY INORMATION Location... Denver, Colo. Enrollment... 11,656 ounded Nickname...Pioneers Colors... Crimson and Gold National Affiliation...NCAA Division I Conference...NCHC Chancellor...Rebecca Chopp Alma Mater... Kansas Wesleyan University Alma Mater...St. Paul School of Theology Alma Mater...University of Chicago Athletics Director...Peg Bradley-Doppes Alma Mater...Mount St. Joseph (Ohio) 79 Alma Mater...Miami (Ohio) 81 TEAM INORMATION Arena...Magness Arena Capacity...6,026 Rink Size x 85 Press Box Phone...(303) Overall Record NCHC Record (3rd) Overall Record NCHC Record (4th) Head Coach...Jim Montgomery (3rd Season) Alma Mater... Maine 93 Record at DU NCAA Div. I Record TEAM HISTORY irst Year of Hockey NCAA Titles... 7 ( 58, 60, 61, 68, 69, 04, 05) NCAA rozen our Appearances NCAA Tournament Appearances All-Time Record... 1, All-Time Goals or/against... 10,558-8,624 All-Time NCAA Tournament Record Conference Reg. Season Championships Conference Playoff Chaampionships All-Time NHL Players...70 Current NHL Players...8 reshman forward Jack Roslovic leads the RedHawks in scoring this season with 9G-9A-18P (23GP). The Winnipeg Jets prospect ranks T-3rd in the NCHC in points by a first-year player, six points behind Gambrell (24GP- 7G-17A-24P) and nine points behind North Dakota s Brock Boeser (24GP-15G-12A-27P). Between the pipes, senior goaltender Ryan McKay has started 16 of Miami s 23 games, registering a 2.57 GAA and.905 SV% to go along with his record. ellow senior Jay Williams has been in net for all 180 minutes during MU s current three-game winning streak; he has stopped 82 of 87 shots (.943 SV%, 1.67 GAA) during his team s run. 1

2 DU HOCKEY SCHEDULE Date Opponent Time/Result 10/04/15 vs. Calgary * W, /09/15 at Air orce L, 5-4 (OT) 10/10/15 vs. Air orce W, /16/15 vs. Michigan State W, /17/15 vs. Michigan State W, /30/15 at Boston College L, /31/15 at Boston University L, 5-4 (OT) 11/06/15 vs. Colorado College # W, /07/15 at Colorado College # W, /13/15 at Minnesota Duluth # W, /14/15 at Minnesota Duluth # T, 1-1 (OT) 11/20/15 at Wisconsin T, 3-3 (OT) 11/21/15 at Wisconsin W, /04/15 at North Dakota # L, /05/15 at North Dakota # L, /11/15 vs. St. Cloud State # L, /12/15 vs. St. Cloud State # L, /01/16 vs. Notre Dame T, 1-1 (OT) 01/02/16 vs. Notre Dame T, 2-2 (OT) 01/08/16 at Nebraska-Omaha # W, /09/16 at Nebraska-Omaha # W, /15/16 vs. Western Michigan # W, /16/16 vs. Western Michigan # T, 2-2 (OT) 01/22/16 vs. Minnesota Duluth # W, /23/16 vs. Minnesota Duluth # W, /29/16 at Miami (Oh) # 5:00 PM MT 01/30/16 at Miami (Oh) # 5:05 PM MT 02/12/16 vs. North Dakota # 8:06 PM MT 02/13/16 vs. North Dakota # 7:06 PM MT 02/18/16 at Colorado College # 7:37 PM MT 02/20/16 vs. Colorado College # ^ 6:10 PM MT 02/26/16 at Western Michigan # 5:00 PM MT 02/27/16 at Western Michigan # 5:00 PM MT 03/04/16 vs. Nebraska-Omaha # 7:36 PM MT 03/05/16 vs. Nebraska-Omaha # 7:06 PM MT *Exhibition Game #NCHC Game ^Battle on Blake at Coors ield USA TODAY/HOCKEY MAGAZINE POLL Rank Team PV Pts. 1 Quinnipiac North Dakota St Cloud State Providence Boston College Michigan Harvard UMass Lowell Notre Dame Boston University Nebraska-Omaha Yale University Cornell Denver Penn State 42 Others receiving votes: Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 15, University of Minnesota 12, Bowling Green State University 4, Michigan Tech University 4, St. Lawrence University 4. ALONG THE BOARDS TOP 10: USCHO.COM POLL Rank Team PV Pts. 1 Quinnipiac North Dakota St. Cloud State Providence Boston College Michigan Harvard Massachusetts-Lowell Boston University Notre Dame Yale Nebraska-Omaha Denver Cornell Penn State Rensselaer Michigan Tech Bowling Green Minnesota State Minnesota 72 DU aceoff Leaders, : PLAYER W L O % Quentin Shore Matt Marcinew Gabe Levin Danton Heinen Dylan Gambrell Evan Janssen Troy Terry St. Cloud State Quinnipiac Boston College North Dakota Providence Michigan Harvard Nebraska-Omaha...9. Yale Denver 2 DU Blocked Shot Leaders, : PLAYER BKS Nolan Zajac 47 Adam Plant 42 Will Butcher 30 Tariq Hammond 26 Dylan Gambrell 19 Blake Hillman 17 Matt Marcinew 17 Danton Heinen 16 Quentin Shore 16 Matt VanVoorhis 15 Grant Arnold 14 Logan O Connor 10

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5 DU Box Scores Hockey Game Box Score (inal) #6 SCSU vs #11 Denver (Dec 11, 2015 at Denver, Colo.) SCSU (13-4-0, NCHC) vs. Denver (7-5-2, NCHC) Date: Dec 11, 2015 Location: Denver, Colo. Arena: Magness Arena Attendance: 4504 Start time: 7:36pm End time: 9:51pm Total time: 2:15 Prd Time Team Scored by Assists Vis. on ice Home on ice 1. 1st 14:01 DEN EV Dylan Gambrell/3 Adam Plant/3 21,20,63,11,5 7,28,8,4,20 Trevor Moore/7 2. 2nd 02:31 DEN EV Troy Terry/4 Jarid Lukosevici/2 20,19,42,23,5 19,14,27,11,25 Quentin Shore/3 3. 2nd 13:10 SCSU PP Blake Winiecki/5 Jimmy Murray/9 42,21,12,7,13 26,22,4,25 Ethan Prow/ nd 17:23 SCSU EV Kalle Kossila/4 Jimmy Murray/10 11,63,22,21,20 20,8,7,28,4 Patrick Russell/9 5. 3rd 14:14 SCSU EV Joey Benik/9 Patrick Newell/5 9,14,12,13,22 11,8,19,25,23 Ethan Prow/ rd 14:54 SCSU EV Kalle Kossila/5 Patrick Russell/10 11,63,20,16,5 25,23,26,39,4 Will Borgen/8 7. 3rd 15:47 SCSU EV David Morley/8 Joey Benik/7 13,9,14,22,12 7,11,19,18,28 Patrick Newell/6 # SCSU Tot +/- 4 Ben Storm Nathan Widman Daniel Tedesco Niklas Nevalaine Joey Benik Kalle Kossila Ethan Prow David Morley Patrick Newell Jon Lizotte Jacob Benson Mikey Eyssimont Will Borgen Jimmy Murray Jimmy Schuldt Robby Jackson Blake Winiecki Patrick Russell Rasmus Reijola dnp Totals TEAM SUMMARY # Denver Tot +/- 3 Tariq Hammond Will Butcher Matt VanVoorhis Dylan Gambrell Trevor Moore Gabe Levin Nolan Zajac Jarid Lukoseviciu Emil Romig Troy Terry Danton Heinen Logan O'Connor Matt Marcinew Blake Hillman Evan Janssen Quentin Shore Adam Plant Grant Arnold Greg Ogard dnp 31 Evan Cowley dnp Totals Goals by Period Team Tot SCSU DEN Shots by Period Team Tot SCSU DEN Power Play Goals-Att (Sh) Prd SCSU DEN 1st 0-0 (0) 0-0 (0) 2nd 1-1 (5) 0-1 (0) 3rd 0-0 (0) 0-1 (1) Total 1-1 (5) 0-2 (1) Penalties-Minutes by Prd Prd SCSU DEN 1st nd rd Total Three stars: 1. Kalle Kossila 2. Joey Benik 3. Jimmy Murray Officials: Referee:Nick Krebsbach Referee:Tom Sterns Linesman:Chase McGee Linesman:Seth Mukai Scorer:Trevor Blair GOALTENDERS ## SCSU Dec Min GA Saves 35 Charlie Lindgren W 59: EMPTY NET 0: ## Denver Dec Min GA Saves 36 Tanner Jaillet L 60: PENALTY SUMMARY Prd Player Team MinOffense Time Prd Player Team MiOffense Time 3rd Blake Winiecki SCSU 2.High Sticking 04:47 2nd Will Borgen SCSU 2.Holding 08:14 PP PP 2nd Adam Plant DEN 2.Hooking 11:19 PP Win-Charlie Lindgren (12-4-0). Loss-Tanner Jaillet (3-3-2). Referee's signature 5

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9 Head Coach Jim Montgomery enters his third season at the helm of the University of Denver hockey program after being named the program s eighth coach on April 15, In , his frist season at DU, Montgomery led the Pios to a NCHC championship on the strength of a dramatic playoff run; in his second campaign, the 46-year-old led the Crimson & Gold to their first berth in the NCAA s Elite Eight since Prior to his arrival in the Mile High City., Montgomery spent three seasons with the Dubuque ighting Saints of the United States Hockey League (USHL), holding the title of general manager in addition to being the head coach. He guided the ighting Saints to the Clark Cup championship during two of his three seasons and was also recognized as the USHL General Manager of the Year by his peers in both of those title-winning campaigns (2011, 2013) saw Montgomery lead the ighting Saints to a regular-season record of (98 points) en route to the Eastern Conference Championship, regular-season USHL crown and Clark Cup Championship. Baker Award finalist, with the honor going to his linemate and future National Hockey League (NHL) standout Paul Kariya. In addition to his collegiate exploits, Montgomery played professional hockey from He spent parts of six seasons in the NHL with the St. Louis Blues ( ), Montréal Canadiens ( ), Philadelphia lyers ( and ), San Jose Sharks ( ) and Dallas Stars ( and ). Internationally, he played in Russia and Germany as well as in the American Hockey League, International Hockey League and United Hockey League. Montgomery is married. He and his wife Emily have two sons and a daughter. A native of Montreal, Quebec, Montgomery s background includes time as an assistant coach at two collegiate programs. He spent the four years prior to his arrival in Dubuque as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. Prior to his stint at RPI, Montgomery served as a volunteer assistant at Notre Dame during the campaign. Montgomery played collegiate hockey at the University of Maine, where he is one of only three players to have his jersey retired at Alfond Arena. Montgomery is the University of Maine s all-time leading scorer with 301 points on 103 goals and 198 assists in 170 career games. He captained the team to the school s first NCAA championship, as the Black Bears went That year, Montgomery was a Hobey Assistant Coaches David Carle begins his third season as an assistant coach on the University of Denver hockey staff. Carle officially joined the Pioneers staff on Jan. 1, The Anchorage, Alaska native joined Denver s staff following a season as an assistant coach with the USHL s Green Bay Gamblers. He graduated from the University of Denver with a degree in finance in 2012 and served as the Pios student assistant coach for the duration of his tenure at DU. Carle has a rich hockey tradition in his family as his brother Matt became Denver s first Hobey Baker Award winner in 2006 and is a veteran NHL defenseman, currently a member of the reigning Eastern Conference champion Tampa Bay Lightning. His younger brother Alex, meanwhile, is currently in his freshman season with Merrimack College (Hockey East). Longtime Winnipeg Jets (NHL) scout Tavis MacMillan joined the Pioneers as an assistant coach on May 27, A native of Milk River, Alberta, MacMillan had been on Winnipeg/Atlanta s scouting staff since the NHL season. Prior to joining the Jets/Thrashers franchise, he spent 10 years on the coaching staff of the Alaska-airbanks Nanooks (WCHA), including three seasons as head coach ( ). MacMillan s uncle John won two national titles (1958, 1960) with the Pioneers as a forward prior to embarking upon a decade-long pro career that included stops in the NHL with Detroit and Toronto, with whom he won a pair of Stanley Cups (1962, 1963). Aaron Leu Athletic Trainer Nick Meldrum Director of Equipment Room Operations Dave Rogowski Volunteer VIdeo Coach Joe Howe Volunteer Asst. Coach Matt Shaw Strength and Conditioning Coach David Tenzer Director of Hockey Operations Rick Bowness, Jr. Hockey SID 9

10 Pios Slap Shots THREE PIONEERS ON HBA AN BALLOT: Three University of Denver student-athletes are on the fan ballot for this year s Hobey Baker Award: Trevor Moore (Junior - orward), Danton Heinen (Sophomore - orward) and Will Butcher (Junior - Defenseman). ans are able to vote once per day at HobeyBakerAward.com/Vote. GAMBRELL RANKED NO. 149 ON NHLCS MIDTERM REPORT: The National Hockey League s Central Scouting Bureau released its midterm rankings in advance of the 2016 Entry Draft earlier this week, with freshman DU forward Dylan Gambrell coming in at No. 149 on the list of the top North American Skaters. reshman forward Troy Terry was selected by the Anaheim Ducks in the fifth round (148th overall) of the 2015 NHL Entry Draft, extending Denver s streak of having at least one student-athlete drafted into the NHL to 14 seasons. In that time, a total of 38 Pioneers have been drafted into the NHL. MISC. PRE-NCAA CONNECTIONS: Grant Arnold (DU) and Ryan McKay (MU) won a Clark Cup (USHL) together in 2012 as members of the Green Bay Gamblers... Troy Terry (DU) and Jack Roslovic (MU) played together in the USNTDP (USHL) last season Will Butcher (DU), Quentin Shore (DU) and Anthony Louis (MU) were teammates in the USNTDP (USHL) in ; Butcher and Louis Belpedio (MU) played in the program together in Jim Montgomery (DU) coached Matthew Caito (MU) and Kevin Morris (MU) on the Dubuque ighting Saints (USHL) in David Carle (DU) coached Ryan Siroky (MU) and Colin Sullivan (MU) on the Green Bay Gamblers (USHL) in Nolan Zajac (DU) and Scott Dornbrock (MU) played together on the Omaha Lancers (USHL) in Matt VanVoorhis (DU) and Jay Williams (MU) were teammates on the Sioux alls Stampede (USHL) in PIONEERS INJURY REPORT: Brad Hawkinson (RS-Soph.), lower body (week-to-week) ZAJAC CLIMBING ALL-TIME POINTS LIST: Senior DU blueliner Nolan Zajac enters tonight s game with 88 career points - tying him with Ryan Caldwell for 10th place among defensemen in program history. MOST POINTS BY A D, DU HISTORY Greg Woods ( ) Lindsay Thomson ( ) Joey LaLeggia ( ) Jim Smith ( ) Matt Carle ( ) George Konik ( ) Jim Leavins ( ) Gary Nedelak ( ) Jack Wilson ( ) Ryan Caldwell ( ) Nolan Zajac (2012-)

11 AWARD WINNERS: Will Butcher: NCHC Defenseman of the Week (3x) Evan Cowley: NCHC Goaltender of the Week (2x) Dylan Gambrell: NCHC Rookie of the Week (2x) Danton Heinen: NCHC Offensive Player of the Week (1x) PRE-SEASON HONOREES: Evan Cowley: Mike Richter Award Watch List Danton Heinen: CHN All-American & NCHC All-Conference Team Trevor Moore: NCHC All-Conference Team Pios Slap Shots EVAN COWLEY NAMED NCHC GOALTENDER O THE WEEK: Junior University of Denver netminder Evan Cowley (Evergreen, Colo.) has been named the National Collegiate Hockey Conference Goaltender of the Week the conference office announced on Monday. Cowley backstopped Denver to a pair of wins versus Minnesota-Duluth this past weekend at Magness Arena, making 73 saves on 74 shots faced in 114 minutes of action to twice earn irst Star of the Game honors as the Pioneers extended their season-long unbeaten streak to eight games (5-0-3). This is the second time this season that Cowley has been named NCHC Goaltender of the Week. In 11 appearances this season, Cowley has registered a Goals Against Average of 2.48 and a Save Pct. of.915 to go along with a record. The lorida Panthers prospect has appeared in 36 career games as a Pioneer, amassing a record of in addition to a 2.21 GAA and.925 SV%. He was named to the Watch List for the 2016 Mike Richter Award prior to the start of the season. PIOS IN THE NHL, (Stats as of 1/21/16): #Beau Bennett, (PIT): 24GP-5G-5A-10P-8PIM, -4 Tyler Bozak, (TOR): 40GP-9G-20A-29P-14PIM, +5 Matt Carle, D (TBL): 35GP-0G-0A-0P-18PIM, -6 Joe Colborne, (CGY): 37GP-5G-10A-15P-15PIM, -7 Nick Shore, (LAK): 39GP-2G-4A-6P-14PIM, -9 Paul Stastny, (STL): 32GP-5G-18A-23P-12PIM, -3 Patrick Wiercioch, D (OTT): 38GP-0G-3A-3P-22PIM, -5 Jason Zucker, (MIN): 46GP-11G-8A-19P-12PIM, +1 #Currently on IR UTURE PIOS (Stats as of 1/21/16): Kevin Conley, (USHL, Youngstown): 34GP-6G-2A-8P-80PIM, -11 Michael Davies, D (USHL, Waterloo): 31GP-6G-11A-17P-30PIM, +6 *Liam inlay, (BCHL, Vernon): 37GP-12G-23A-35P-16PIM, E *Won Gold with Team Canada West at World Junior A Challenge (4GP-2G-3A-5P, assisted on GWG in Gold Medal Game) A TRADITION O EXCELLENCE: Entering the campaign, the Pioneers ranked T-2nd in NCAA history with seven national titles (Michigan, 9)... Denver also ranks 7th all-time with 26 NCAA Tournament appearances... Denver ranks 6th all-time with 13 rozen our appearances... Denver ranks 2nd with eight consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances... Denver has won 20+ games for 14 consecutive years, the longest active streak in the NCAA. MOST MEN S HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIPS, NCAA HISTORY: Team Titles Years Won Michigan , 1951, 1952, 1953, 1955, 1956, 1964, 1996, 1998 Denver , 1960, 1961, 1968, 1969, 2004, 2005 North Dakota , 1963, 1980, 1982, 1987, 1997, 2000 Wisconsin , 1977, 1981, 1983, 1990,

12 DU Pioneers No Player (NHL) Hammond, Tariq Butcher, Will (COL) Mostrom, Sean VanVoorhis, Matt Gambrell, Dylan Moore, Trevor Levin, Gabe Zajac, Nolan Lukosevicius, Jarid Ritt, Evan Junda, Rudy Romig, Emil Terry, Troy (Anaheim) Heinen, Danton (Boston) O Connor, Logan Marcinew, Matt Staub, Colin Hillman, Blake Janssen, Evan Shore, Quentin (Ottawa) Plant, Adam Hawkinson, Brad Ogard, Greg Cowley, Evan (lorida) Jaillet, Tanner Arnold, Grant DENVER COACHING STA Head Coach: Assistant Coach: Assistant Coach: Director of Hockey Operations: Volunteer Asst. Coach: Volunteer Video Coach: Pos. D D D D D D D G G G Ht Jim Montgomery David Carle Tavis MacMillan David Tenzer Joe Howe Dave Rogowski Wt Yr. So. Jr. r. Jr. r. Jr. Sr. Sr. r. Jr. So. Jr. r. So. r. Jr. r. r. Jr. Sr. So. RS So. Jr. Jr. So. Sr. Last Team/League Okotoks (AJHL) USNDTP (USHL) argo (USHL) Sioux alls (USHL) Dubuque (USHL) Tri-City (USHL) airbanks (NAHL) Omaha (USHL) Powell (BCHL) New Jersey (USPHL) Wichita alls (NAHL) Corpus Christi (NAHL) USNDTP (USHL) Surrey (BCHL) Sioux alls (USHL) Olds (AJHL) Wichita alls (NAHL) Waterloo (USHL) Dubuque (USHL) USNDTP (USHL) West Kelowna (BCHL) Lincoln (USHL) Bay State (EJHL) Wichita alls (NAHL) ort McMurray (AJHL) Green Bay (USHL) Hometown Calgary, Alberta Sun Prairie, Wis. Wayzata, Minn. Edina, Minn. Bonney Lake, Wash. Thousand Oaks, Calif. Marina Del Rey, Calif. Winnipeg, Manitoba Squamish, British Columbia Lakewood, Colo. Denver, Colo. Vienna, Austria Denver, Colo. Langley, British Columbia Calgary, Alberta Calgary, Alberta Colorado Springs, Colo. Elk River, MN Green Bay, Wis. Denver, Colo. Penticton, British Columbia Aurora, Colo. Wilmette, Ill Evergreen, Colo. Red Deer, Alberta Centennial, Colo DENVER TRAINING STA Athletic Trainer: Aaron Leu Equipment Manager: Nick Meldrum Asst. Equipment Manager: Rick Mick Strength & Conditioning Coach: Matt Shaw RONT ROW (L-R): Evan Cowley, Will Butcher, Nolan Zajac, Grant Arnold, Tavis MacMillan, David Carle, Jim Montgomery, David Tenzer, Gabe Levin, Quentin Shore, Trevor Moore, Tanner Jaillet... MIDDLE ROW: Greg Ogard, Adam Plant, Matt Marcinew, Nick Neville, Evan Ritt, Nick Meldrum, Matt Shaw, Rick Mick, Danton Heinen, Evan Janssen, Brad Hawkinson, Emil Romig, Matt VanVoorhis... BACK ROW: Jarid Lukosevicius, Troy Terry, Dylan Gambrell, Logan O Connor, Blake Hillman, Dave Rogowski, Aaron Leu, Sean Mostrom, Tariq Hammond, Colin Staub, Rudy Junda 12

13 PIOS RECORD WHEN: Last 3 Seasons W L T W L T Denver Scored: 0 goals goal goals goals goals goals goals Opponent Scored: 0 goals goal goals goals goals goals goals Denver scores first OPP scores first Denver leads after 1st period OPP leads after 1st period Tied after 1st period Denver leads after 2nd period OPP leads after 2nd period Tied after 2nd period In overtime In games decided by goal or less In games decided by 2 goals In games decided by 3 goals In games decided by 4+ goals When Denver outshoots OPP When OPP outshoots Denver When shots on goal are equal Denver has 20 or fewer shots Denver has shots Denver has shots Denver has 40+ shots Denver scores on the PP Denver fails to score on the PP OPP scores on PP OPP fails to score on PP ollowing a loss ollowing a win ollowing a tie At home On the road On neutral ice Game 1 of NCHC series Game 2 of NCHC series vs. Ranked Teams vs. Unranked Teams On Thursday On riday On Saturday On Sunday On Tuesday In October In November In December In January In ebruary In March THE LAST TIME... Denver player had a hat trick 3/13/15 Ty Loney vs. Minnesota-Duluth Denver player scored four goals 2/21/03 Kevin Doell vs. Michigan Tech Denver player had four points 2/28/15 Trevor Moore vs. MU (1G-3A) 2/28/15 Danton Heinen vs. MU (2G-2A) Denver player had five points 1/13/12 Drew Shore vs. Bemidji St. Denver player had three assists 10/30/15 Dylan Gambrell at BU Denver player had four assists 10/22/11 Drew Shore vs. Minnesota State Denver player had five assists 2/10/06 Matt Carle vs. Minnesota State Denver goalie had 40+ saves 11/14/15 at Minnesota-Duluth (Jaillet, 45, 1-1 T) Denver goalie had 50+ saves 3/16/12 Sam Brittain (67) vs. Minnesota-Duluth (OT) Denver player scored shorthanded 11/6/15 Will Butcher vs. Colorado College Opponent scored shorthanded 12/5/15 at North Dakota (Austin Poganski) Opponent hat trick 12/12/15 Kalle Kossila (SCSU) Denver recorded 50+ shots 1/16/16 vs. Western Michigan (51) Denver recorded 60+ shots on net 11/29/02 vs. Mercyhurst (60) Opponent recorded 50+ shots 3/16/12 Minnesota-Duluth (70) Denver recorded a shutout 1/8/16 at UNO (Jaillet - 35 saves, 3-0) Opponent recorded a shutout 12/5/15 at UND (Johnson - 18 saves, 4-0) Denver won in overtime 11/1/14 vs. Boston College (2-1 Heinen) Denver lost in overtime 10/31/15 at Boston University Denver won in an official NCHC shootout / 3-on-3 OT 2/14/15 at North Dakota Denver lost in an official NCHC shootout / 3-on-3 OT 1/16/16 vs. Western Michigan Denver scored an empty-net goal 1/15/16 vs. Western Michigan (Matt Marcinew) Denver allowed an empty net goal 3/7/15 at SCSU (Joey Benik) Denver scored on a penalty shot 11/30/02 vs. Air orce (Jon oster) Opponent scored on a penalty shot 2/24/12 vs. North Dakota (Danny Kristo) Denver swept home series 1/22-23/16 vs. UMD (3-2, 2-1) Denver swept a road series 1/8-9/16 at Nebraska-Omaha (3-0, 4-3) Denver was swept at home 12/11-12/15 vs. SCSU (5-2, 6-2) Denver was swept on the road 12/4-12/5/15 at North Dakota (5-1, 4-0) Denver swept a conference series 1/22-23/16 vs. UMD (3-2, 2-1) Denver was swept in a conference series 12/11-12/15 vs. SCSU (5-2, 6-2) 13

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28 University of Denver Hockey Roster 3 Tariq Hammond So., Defenseman 9 Gabe Levin Sr., orward 20 Danton Heinen So., orward Logan O Connor r., orward Adam Plant So. Defenseman Will Butcher Jr., Defenseman Nolan Zajac Sr., Defenseman Jim Montgomery Head Coach Sean Mostrom r., Defenseman Jarid Lukosevicius r., orward Matt Marcinew Jr., orward Brad Hawkinson RS-So., orward David Carle Assistant Coach Matt VanVoorhis Jr., Defenseman Evan Ritt Jr., orward Colin Staub r., orward Greg Ogard Jr., Goaltender Tavis MacMillan Assistant Coach 31 7 Dylan Gambrell r., orward 17 Rudy Junda So., orward 25 Blake Hillman r., Defenseman Evan Cowley Jr., Goaltender David Tenzer Director of Hockey Operations Trevor Moore Jr., orward Emil Romig Jr., orward Evan Janssen Jr., orward Tanner Jaillet So., Goaltender Joe Howe Volunteer Assistant Coach Troy Terry r., orward Quentin Shore Sr., orward Grant Arnold Sr., orward Dave Rogowski Volunteer Video Coach