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1 Hockey st Season Games Contact: Wes Frahm (office) (cell) The Matchup Friday-Saturday, January 13-14, :07 p.m. (EST) John MacInnes Student Ice Arena (4,128) Michigan Tech (9-11-1, WCHA) hosts Alaska Anchorage (6-10-2, WCHA) Radio Broadcast: WKMJ 93.5 FM (Dirk Hembroff, Brent Peterson/Randy Heinonen) Video Webcast: MichiganTechHuskies.com Audio Webcast: Pasty.net Live Stats: collegehockeynews.com Top Storylines SETTING THE SCENE Michigan Tech and Alaska Anchorage are meeting for their second series of the year this weekend. The teams split in Anchorage Nov The Seawolves claimed a 3-1 victory in the opener before Josh Robinson posted a shutout in a 5-0 win on Nov. 19. UAA leads the all-time series between the teams by a slim, margin. Tech is all-time in home games against Alaska Anchorage. THE INTRASQUAD GAME Michigan Tech, which had a bye week in its regular season schedule last weekend, played an intrasquad game at historic Calumet Colosseum last Saturday (Jan. 7) and collected food donations for a local food bank as price for admission. The Black team won in a shootout over the Gold after the game ended in a 2-all tie. Ryan Furne (Oakdale, Minn.), who has in 21 regular season games, had two goals in the game including the lone shootout goal for the winning Black team. Dennis Rix (Grande Prairie, Alb.), Mikael Lickteig (Little Falls, Minn.) and Nick Cecere (Des Moines, Iowa) also scored goals in the intrasquad game. Coach Mel Pearson, who had played intrasquad games in Calumet during his playing days at Tech from , called the event a success. RIX TALLIES ONLY POINT IN LAST GAME Sophomore center Dennis Rix (Grande Prairie, Alb.) sniped a shorthanded goal from atop the left circle to account for Tech s only goal vs. Boston College. The goal was the second of the season for Rix and the team s second shorty of the campaign (Brett Olson had the other vs. American International Oct. 8). SEIGO SITTING ON 40 CAREER ASSISTS Junior defenseman Steven Seigo had an assist against Michigan State at the GLI to run his season point total to The assistant captain, who has played in 95 career games, now owns 40 career assists and 51 total points Schedule Date Opponent Time/Result Saturday, October 1 Lakehead (exh.) W, 5-3 Friday, October 7 American International W, 4-3 Saturday, October 8 American International (HF) W, 3-1 Friday, October 14 #18 Wisconsin * W, 2-1, OT Saturday, October 15 #18 Wisconsin * W, 3-2, OT Friday, October 21 at Bemidji State * L, 5-6 Saturday, October 22 at Bemidji State * L, 1-3 Friday, October 28 #2 Denver * W, 7-2 Saturday, October 29 #2 Denver * T, 2-2, OT Friday, November 4 Minnesota State * W, 1-0 Saturday, November 5 Minnesota State * L, 3-6 Friday, November 18 at Alaska Anchorage * L, 1-3 Saturday, November 19 at Alaska Anchorage * W, 5-0 Friday, November 25 at St. Lawrence L, 2-3 Saturday, November 26 at St. Lawrence W, 3-1 Friday, December 2 #4 Minnesota Duluth * L, 3-5 Saturday, December 3 #4 Minnesota Duluth * L, 3-5 Friday, December 9 at #2 Minnesota * W, 3-2, OT Saturday, December 10 at #2 Minnesota * L, 2-6 Friday, December 16 at Northern Michigan L, 1-4 Thursday, December 29 vs. #14 Michigan State ^ L, 1-3 Friday, December 30 vs. #3 Boston Colege ^ L, 1-2 Friday, January 13 Alaska Anchorage * 7:07 pm Saturday, January 14 Alaska Anchorage * 7:07 pm Saturday, January 21 Northern Michigan 7:07 pm Friday, January 27 at Minnesota Duluth * 8:07 pm Saturday, January 28 at Minnesota Duluth * 8:07 pm Friday, Febuary 3 at Minnesota State * 8:37 pm Saturday, Febuary 4 at Minnesota State * 8:07 pm Friday, Febuary 10 Nebraska Omaha * (WC) 7:07 pm Saturday, Febuary 11 Nebraska Omaha * (WC) 5:07 pm Friday, Febuary 17 at North Dakota * 8:37 pm Saturday, Febuary 18 at North Dakota * 8:07 pm Friday, Febuary 24 St. Cloud State * 7:07 pm Saturday, Febuary 25 St. Cloud State * 7:07 pm Friday, March 2 at Colorado College * 9:37 pm Saturday, March 3 at Colorado College * 9:07 pm Fri.-Sat., March 9-11 WCHA First Round Playoffs TBA Thurs.-Sat., March WCHA Final Five+ TBA Fri.-Sat., March NCAA Midwest Regional@ TBA Thurs.-Sat., April 5-7 NCAA Frozen Four! TBA *WCHA Game (WC) Winter Carnival (HF) Hall of Fame Game ^ 47th Annual Great Lakes Invitational (Detroit, Mich.) + at St. Paul, at Green Bay, Wis.!at Tampa, Fla. THE ABCs OF PIETILA Michigan Tech had all three Pietilas in the lineup for the Dec. 29 game vs. Michigan State in Aaron, Blake and Chad. The three are all forwards from Brighton, Mich. The last time Michigan Tech had three players with the last name play in the same game was Jan. 7, 1956, when three LaHaye brothers helped Tech to a 19-0 shutout of St. Cloud State. Andy LaHaye had 15 saves in goal, Lorne LaHaye had three goals and Tom LaHaye had two assists. GET THE FIRST GOAL With the Dec. 30 loss to Boston College, Michigan Tech fell to when its opponent scores the first goal of the game. Tech is in games where it lights the lamp first this season. Michigan Tech players signed autographs during the intermission of their intrasquad game at Calumet Colosseum on Jan. 7.

2 More Notes ROBINSON SOLID BETWEEN THE PIPES Senior Josh Robinson allowed just four goals and saved 92.0 percent of the shots he saw in two games of the Great Lakes Invitational. The marks were slightly better than his season averages of 2.64 and Robinson owns an record this season and has appeared in 18 of the team s 21 games. OLSON PACES HUSKIES Captain Brett Olson continues to lead Michigan Tech in scoring with six goals and 13 assists on the year. The senior has 19 points in 21 games. Olson has tallied at least one point in 15-of-21 games this season FILLION JOINS THE SQUAD Tech added a defenseman to its roster over the break in freshman Justin Fillion (Prince George, B.C.). Fillion most recently played for Victoria in the BCHL. The 21-year-old tallied 30 goals and 93 assists for 123 total points in 178 career games in the BCHL. THIS AND THAT Tech s last seven games have come against teams with a combined win-loss record of (.640). Six of those opponents were ranked in the top 15 The Huskies have games each of the next eight straight weekends to end the regular season four at home and four on the road. LOOKING AHEAD Michigan Tech will host arch rival Northern Michigan next Saturday (Jan. 21) for its only game next week. The Huskies fell to the Wildcats in Marquette back on Dec. 16 by a 4-1 score. WCHA Overall Team Pts W L T W L T Minnesota Minnesota Duluth Colorado College Nebraska Omaha Denver North Dakota Michigan Tech St. Cloud State Bemidji State Wisconsin Alaska Anchorage Minnesota State Michigan Tech s Record When... Overall Record Home Record WCHA Home Record Road Record WCHA Road Record Neutral Site Record vs. Ranked Opponents vs. WCHA vs. CCHA Last 5 Games Last 10 Games Last 15 Games Last 20 Games Last 25 Games... Scoring A Power-Play Goal Not Scoring A Power-Play Goal Allowing A Power-Play Goal Not Allowing A Power-Play Goal Scoring A Shorthanded Goal Allowing A Shorthanded Goal More Penalties Than Opponent Fewer Penalties Than Opponent Same Amount of Penalties Or More Penalties Fewer Than 10 Penalties In One-Goal Games In Two-Goal Games In Three-Goal or More Games In Overtime Games Scoring 4 or More Goals Scoring 3 or Fewer Goals Allowing 4 or More Goals Allowing 3 or Fewer Goals Scoring First Goal of Game Opponents Score First Leading After One Period Trailing After One Period Tied After One Period Scoring First Goal of Second Period Opponents Score First Goal of Second Period Leading After Two Periods Trailing After Two Periods Tied After Two Periods Scoring First Goal of Third Period Having 19 or Fewer Shots On Goal Having Shots On Goal Having Shots On Goal Having 40 or More Shots On Goal Allowing 19 or Fewer Shots On Goal Allowing Shots On Goal Allowing Shots On Goal Allowing 40 or More Shots On Goal Outshooting Opponent Opponent Outshoots Michigan Tech Shots Are Even On Olympic Ice On Regulation Ice October November December January February March Tuesdays Wednesday Thursdays Fridays Saturdays Games Following A Win Games Following A Loss Games Following A Tie Wearing White Jerseys Wearing Black Jerseys Wearing Gold Jerseys

3 Head Coach Mel Pearson Mel Pearson, who spent the last 23 years at Michigan helping the Wolverines to a record, 11 Frozen Fours and two national championships, begins his first season as Michigan Tech s head coach in Pearson, a former winner of the Terry Flanagan Award that honors an assistant coach s career, has been hailed as one of the best recruiters in the nation. He was credited with landing the bulk of the players on Michigan s 1996 and 1998 NCAA championship teams, and has recruited dozens of All-Americans and several Hobey Baker finalists during his time in Ann Arbor. A total of 54 Michigan players have gone on to play in the NHL since Pearson began as assistant coach under Red Berenson in Ann Arbor in 1988 and was promoted to associate head coach prior to the season. His official duties included working with the forwards and power play. He also served as the program s lead recruiter, working mainly with the US National Development Team, the United States Hockey League and within Michigan and Ontario. During Pearson s stint at Michigan, the Wolverines won 11 CCHA regular season titles, 9 CCHA playoff championships and advanced to the NCAA Tournament a record 21 consecutive times from The Wolverines played in the NCAA title game last spring, losing to Minnesota Duluth 3-2 in overtime. Pearson, who was born in Vancouver, B.C., moved to Minnesota as a youth and played hockey at Edina High School. He was recruited by John MacInnes and played for the legendary coach at Michigan Tech from A forward, Pearson put up 56 points ( ) in 97 career games in a Black and Gold sweater and also earned a degree in business administration while in Houghton. One of his playing highlights included scoring the game-winning goal in the championship game of the 1979 Great Lakes Invitational. The tally broke a 4-all deadlock to beat Michigan in the longest game in the history of the 44-year tournament. In 1982, Pearson was hired as an assistant coach at Michigan Tech. He worked under Jim Nahrgang and Herb Boxer during his six-year stay in Houghton. He was responsible for recruiting many high-profile players to Tech including Randy McKay, Scott White, Damian Rhodes and Shawn Harrison. Outside of the collegiate world, Pearson served as a coach with the 1996 United States World Junior Championship team, which earned a silver medal, the country s best finish at the event at the time. He has also worked numerous USA Select festivals and Michigan Select festivals as head coach, evaluator and assistant coach. Pearson and his wife, Susie, have three children-kim (25), Sarah (22) and Paul (19). Coach Pearson s Record vs. Atlantic Hockey CCHA Hockey East ECAC WCHA Independents Alaska Anchorage American International Bemidji State Boston College Denver Michigan State Minnesota Minnesota Duluth Minnesota State Northern Michigan St. Lawrence Wisconsin Quick Facts Location: Houghton, Michigan Nickname: Huskies Founded/Enrollment: 1885/6,957 Colors: Silver/Gold/Black President: Glenn D. Mroz (gdmroz@mtu.edu) Athletic Director: Suzanne Sanregret (srsanreg@mtu.edu) Athletic Department Phone/FAX: (906) / Ticket Office Phone: (906) Affiliation: NCAA Division I Men s Ice Hockey/DII Other Sports Conference: Western Collegiate Hockey Association (WCHA) WCHA Members: Alaska Anchorage, Bemidji State, Colorado College, Denver, Michigan Tech, Minnesota, Minnesota Duluth, Minnesota State, Nebraska Omaha, North Dakota, St. Cloud State, Wisconsin Arena (Capacity): John MacInnes Student Ice Arena (4,028) Playing Surface: 200x85 Press Box Phone: (906) Overall Record: WCHA Record/Finish: /12th Lettermen Returning: 24 (14 F, 7 D, 3 G) Lettermen Lost: 2 (1 F, 1 D, 0 G) Newcomers: 7 (4 F, 3 D, 0 G) Hockey History First Year of Hockey/No. of Completed Seasons: /90 All-time Record: (.465) WCHA Regular Season Titles: , 1965, 1966, 1969, 1971, 1974, 1976 WCHA Tournament Titles: , 1962, 1965, 1969, 1970, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1981 NCAA Tournament Appearances/Last: 10/1981 NCAA Titles: , 1965, 1975 Team Information Head Coach: Mel Pearson (mpearson@mtu.edu) Alma Mater: Michigan Tech 81 Pearson s Career Record/Year: /First Pearson s Career at Michigan Tech/Year: /First Assistant Coach: Billy Muckalt (wmuckalt@mtu.edu) Alma Mater: Michigan 98 Year at Michigan Tech: First Assistant Coach: Damon Whitten (dwhitten@mtu.edu) Alma Mater: Michigan State 01 Year at Michigan Tech: Second Volunteer Assistant Coach: Steve Shields Alma Mater: Michigan 94 Year at Michigan Tech: First Secretary: Jane Hietala Office Phone: (906) Equipment Manager: Roy Britz (rabritz@mtu.edu) Office Phone: (906) Year at Michigan Tech: 18th Athletic Trainer: Brian Brewster (bbrewste@mtu.edu) Office Phone: (906) Year at Michigan Tech: 10th Director of Athletic Communications (Hockey Contact): Wes Frahm (wfrahm@mtu.edu) Office Phone: (906) Cell Phone: (906) Assistant Director: Ian Marks (imarks@mtu.edu) Office Phone: (906)

4 The Last Time... Michigan Tech Swept A Road Series: Oct. 8 at Northern Michigan (4-3 ot) and Oct. 9, 2010 at Lake Superior State (6-2) Michigan Tech Was Swept In A Road Series: Oct , 2011 at Bemidji State (6-5, 3-1) Michigan Tech Swept A Home Series: Oct , 2011, vs. Wisconsin (2-1 OT, 3-2 OT) Michigan Tech Was Swept In A Home Series: Dec. 2-3, 2011 vs. Minnesota Duluth (3-5,3-5) Michigan Tech Shut Out An Opponent: Nov. 19, 2011 at Alaska Anchorage (Josh Robinson, 5-0 win, 23 saves) An Opponent Shut Out Michigan Tech: Mar. 11, 2011 at North Dakota (Aaron Dell, 8-0 loss, 16 saves) Michigan Tech Player Scored A Hat Trick: Oct. 28, 2011 vs. Denver (Milos Gordic, 7-2 win, 3 goals) An Opponent Scored A Hat Trick: March 11, 2011 at North Dakota (Jason Gregoire and Matt Frattin, 3 goals each in 8-0 loss) Michigan Tech Player Scored Four Goals: Oct. 18, 2003 vs. Northern Michigan (Colin Murphy, 7-6 ot win) Michigan Tech Player Had Four Points: Oct. 12, 2010 vs. Northern Michigan (Deron Cousens, 4 assists) Michigan Tech Player Scored Five Goals: Jan. 10, 1959 at Michigan (John Kosiancic, 10-2 win) Michigan Tech Player Had Five Assists: Nov. 4, 2004 vs. Northern Michigan (Colin Murphy, 6-6 tie) Michigan Tech Player Had Five Points: Oct. 9, 2009 vs. Northern Michigan (Brett Olson, 3 g and 2 a, 5-3 win) Michigan Tech Player Scored A Shorthanded Goal: Dec. 30, 2011 vs. Boston College (Dennis Rix, 1-2 loss) An Opponent Scored A Shorthanded Goal: Dec. 2, 2011 vs. Minnesota Duluth (Keegan Flaherty, 3-5 loss) Michigan Tech Player Scored An Empty-Net Goal: Oct. 28, 2011 vs. (Dennis Rix, 7-2 Win) An Opponent Scored An Empty-Net Goal: Dec. 29, 2011 vs. Michigan State (Brett Perlini, 1-3 loss) Michigan Tech Had 40 Or More Shots On Goal: Dec. 29, 2011 vs. Michigan State (46 shots, 1-3 loss) Opponent Had 40 Or More Shots On Goal: Dec. 10, 2011 at Minnesota (40 shots, 2-6 loss) Michigan Tech Had 50 Or More Shots On Goal: Oct. 12, 2010 vs. Northern Michigan (53 shots, 4-4 ot tie) Opponent Had 50 Or More Shots On Goal: Dec. 9, 2010 at Nebraska Omaha (53 shots, 5-2 loss) Michigan Tech Goaltender Had 40 Or More Saves: Dec. 30, 2010 vs. Michigan State (Josh Robinson, 41 saves, 5-3 loss) An Opposing Goaltender Had 40 Or More Saves: Nov. 5, 2011 vs. Minnesota State (Austin Lee, 42 saves, 3-6 loss) Michigan Tech Goaltender Had 45 Or More Saves: Dec. 29, 2010 vs. Michigan (Josh Robinson, 45 saves, 4-2 loss) An Opposing Goaltender Had 45 Or More Saves: Dec. 29, 201a vs. Michigan State (Drew Palmisano, 45 saves, 1-3 loss) Michigan Tech Goaltender Had 50 Or More Saves: Feb. 26, 2010 vs. Wisconsin (Kevin Genoe, 58 saves, 5-2 loss) An Opposing Goaltender Had 50 Or More Saves: Feb. 25, 2005 at Alaska Anchorage (John DeCaro, 50 saves, 2-2 ot tie) Michigan Tech Had A Winning Season: ( , WCHA/4th place) Michigan Tech Hosted A WCHA Playoffs Series: ( , WCHA/5th place) Michigan Tech Qualified For The WCHA Final Five: ( , WCHA/6th place) Michigan Tech Qualified For The NCAA Tournament: ( , WCHA/T2nd place) (NCAA, 3rd place) Michigan Tech Won An NCAA Championship: ( , WCHA/2nd place) Michigan Tech Was Nationally Ranked: Nov. 28, 2011 (No. 20 in USCHO Poll) Michigan Tech Defeated a Nationally-Ranked Team: Dec. 9, 2011 at No. 2 Minnesota (W, 3-2, OT) Michigan Tech Player Attempted A Penalty Shot: Oct. 27, 1997 vs. Denver (Craig Perrett was stopped by Stephen Wagner at 15:33 of the second period.) An Opponent Attempted A Penalty Shot: Mar. 3, 2006 at North Dakota (Rylan Kaip was stopped by Michael-Lee Teslak at 11:14 mark of the second period.) Michigan Tech Won In Overtime: Dec. 7, 2011 vs. Minnesota (Brett Olson, gwg, 3-2) Michigan Tech Lost In Overtime: Jan. 9, 2009 at Denver (Anthony Maiani, gwg, 4-3) Michigan Tech Tied In Overtime: Oct. 29, 2011 vs. Denver (2-2) Michigan Tech Player Scored An Overtime Goal: Dec. 9, 2011 vs. Minnesota (Brett Olson, gwg, 3-2) An Opponent Scored An Overtime Goal: Jan. 9, 2009 at Denver (Anthony Maiani gwg, 4-3) Michigan Tech Won When Trailing After Two Periods: Oct. 7, 2011 vs. American International (won 4-3 after trailing 3-1)

5 Players vs. Alaska Anchorage 2 Pete Heinonen...2GP, Bradley Stebner...4GP, Nick Cecere...2GP, Steven Seigo...6GP, Patrick McCadden...4GP, Jacob Johnstone...4GP, Dennis Rix...4GP, Tanner Kero...2GP, Daniel Holmberg...2GP, Ryan Furne...4GP, Aaron Pietila...0GP, Chad Pietila...0GP, David Johnstone...2GP, Brett Olson... 10GP, Mikael Lickteig...3GP, Alex MacLeod...8GP, Blake Pietila...2GP, Blake Hietala...0GP, Tommy Brown...2GP, Jordan Baker...10GP, Daniel Sova...4GP, Carl Nielsen...2GP, Jimmy Davis...2GP, Bryce Reddick...4GP, Milos Gordic...4GP, Tyler Gubb...2GP, Riley Sweeney...2GP, Josh Robinson , 53 Svs, 8 GA 31 Corson Cramer , 0 Svs, 0 GA 35 Kevin Genoe , 90 Svs, 14 GA Multi-Point Games Player...Season...Career Steven Seigo Ryan Furne Jordan Baker Brett Olson David Johnstone Daniel Sova Milos Gordic Jacob Johnston Tanner Kero Mikael Lickteig Blake Pietila Daniel Holmberg Patrick McCadden Current Point Streaks Player...No. of Games Dennis Rix... 1 Game Highs Individual POINTS 3...Ryan Furne at Alaska Anchorage (Nov 19, 2011) 3... Milos Gordic vs Denver (Oct 28, 2011) 3... Brett Olson at Bemidji State (Oct 21, 2011) 3...Steven Seigo vs American Int l (Oct 07, 2011) 3... Jordan Baker vs American Int l (Oct 07, 2011) 3...Blake Pietila vs American Int l (Oct 07, 2011) GOALS 3... Milos Gordic vs Denver (Oct 28, 2011) ASSISTS 3... Brett Olson at Bemidji State (Oct 21, 2011) SHOTS 8...Jordan Baker vs Michigan State (Dec 29, 2011) SAVES Josh Robinson vs Minnesota State (Nov 05, 2011) PENALTIES 3... Carl Nielsen at Minnesota (Dec 10, 2011) 3...Carl Nielsen vs Denver (Oct 29, 2011) 3...Jordan Baker at Bemidji State (Oct 22, 2011) PENALTY MINUTES Jimmy Davis at Bemidji State (Oct 21, 2011) Team POINTS vs Denver (Oct 28, 2011) GOALS 7... vs Denver (Oct 28, 2011) ASSISTS vs Denver (Oct 28, 2011) SHOTS ON GOAL vs Michigan State (Dec 29, 2011) SAVES 39...vs Minnesota State (Nov 05, 2011) PENALTIES 11...at Minnesota (Dec 10, 2011) PENALTY MINUTES 41...at Minnesota (Dec 10, 2011) Opponent Team POINTS 17...at Minnesota (Dec 10, 2011) GOALS 6...at Minnesota (Dec 10, 2011) 6...vs Minnesota State (Nov 05, 2011) 6... at Bemidji State (Oct 21, 2011) ASSISTS 11...at Minnesota (Dec 10, 2011) SHOTS ON GOAL 45...vs Minnesota State (Nov 05, 2011) SAVES vs Michigan State (Dec 29, 2011) PENALTIES at Alaska Anchorage (Nov 19, 2011) PENALTY MINUTES at Alaska Anchorage (Nov 19, 2011) Series History at Alaska Anchorage Overall Home Away Neutral Date Site Result Score A L A L A L H T 4-4 OT H L A T A L A W A L H W H L A W A L H W H W A W A L H W 4-3 OT H W A W A T 3-3 OT H W H L A L A W H L H W 4-3 OT H L H L A L A L H W H T 4-4 OT A L A L A W A W 4-3 OT H W H W A W A W H W H L A T 2-2 OT A L H T 2-2 OT H T 2-2 OT H W H W A L A W A L A T 2-2 OT H W H L A T 3-3 OT A T 3-3 OT H L H L A L A L A L A W 5-0

6 National Polls USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine Men s College Hockey Poll Jan. 9, 2012 Team (First Place Votes) Points Last Poll Record 1 Minnesota Duluth (34) Ohio State Nortre Dame Boston College Minnesota Boston University Merrimack Colorado College Cornell UMass Lowell Western Michigan Ferris State 120 NR Union 112 NR Colgate Michigan Others receiving votes: Denver, 58; Northern Michigan, 15; North Dakota, 13; Miami, 9; Michigan State, 7; Lake Superior State, 1. USCHO.com Division I Men s Poll Jan. 9, 2012 Team (First Place Votes) Record Points Last Poll 1 Minnesota-Duluth (50) Ohio State Notre Dame Boston College Minnesota Boston University Merrimack Colorado College Cornell Western Michigan Massachusetts-Lowell Colgate Ferris State Union Michigan Denver North Dakota Michigan State Lake Superior Northern Michigan NR Others receiving votes: Miami 108, Northeastern 48, Yale 33, Nebraska- Omaha 11, Harvard 7, Maine 6, Quinnipiac 2, Air Force 1, Mercyhurst 1, St. Cloud State 1. Team Comparison Michigan Tech Alaska Anchorage Overall League Goals Goals Per Game Assists Goals Against Goals Against Per Game (.211) Power Play (.216) (.804) Penalty Kill (.740) Penalties-Minutes Shutouts 1 2 Shorthanded Goals Saves 452

7 Game Capsules Exhibition Oct. 7, 2011 MacInnes Student Ice Arena (2,520) Lakehead Michigan Tech st: MT-Johnstone (Furne, Sweeney) 5:52 2nd: LKD-Welsh (Grondin, Sagert) PP-9:39 LKD-Malouin (Sagert, Gamache) PP-14:00 MT-B. Pietila (Baker, Olson) 14:28 LKD-Quesnele (Sergerie, Hammond) 15:02 MT-McCadden (MacLeod, Nielsen) 18:55 MT-Johnstone (Kero, Nielsen) GW-19:18 3rd: MT-Johnstone (Kero) PP/EN-19:35 Penalties LKD 6-12, MT 7-14 Power Plays LKD 2-5, MT 1-5 Saves: LKD-Dupuis ( ), 59:30 MT-Robinson ( ), 60:00 Shots: LKD ( ) MT ( ) Officials: Ref: Scott Bokal, Craig Welker AR: Ed Moberg, Mike Gulenchyn Notes: Tech opened the Mel Pearson era with a win. Jacob Johnstone recorded a hat trick with three goals. His tallies included the game-winner and an empty netter. Game 1 Oct. 7, 2011 MacInnes Student Ice Arena (2,738) American Int l (0-1-0) Michigan Tech (1-0-0) st: AIC-Mele (Penny) 9:13 AIC-Puskar (MacMill) 11:37 AIC-Ceccacci (Cassidy, Mele) 18:28 2nd: MT-B. Pietila (Baker, Seigo) PP-18:01 3rd: MT-B. Pietila (Seigo, D. Johnstone) PP-7:34 MT-Seigo (B. Pietila, Baker) PP-17:47 MT-Baker (Olson) 19:01 Penalties AIC 4-8, MT 4-11 Power Plays AIC 0-4, MT 3-4 Saves: AIC-Meisner ( ), 59:19 MT-Genoe ( ), 60:00 Shots: AIC ( ) MT ( ) Officials: Ref: Chris Olson, Bret Klosowski AR: Dan Juopperi, Mike Gulenchyn Notes: Tech dug an early 3-0 hole then battled back. Blake Pietila scored twice in his collegiate debut. Steven Seigo s power-play goal tied the score with 2:13 remaining before Jordan Baker tallied the game-winner with :59 showing. Game 2 Oct. 8, 2011 MacInnes Student Ice Arena (3,288) American Int l (0-2-0) Michigan Tech (2-0-0) st: MT-Olson (Sweeney) SH-3:56 AIC-Pleskach (Blanchette, Penny) PP-4:27 MT-J. Johnstone (Lickteig, Nielsen) 7:35 2nd: MT-J. Johnstone (McCadden, Lickteig) 2:35 Penalties AIC 9-18, MT 8-16 Power Plays AIC 1-7, MT 0-8 Saves: AIC-Meisner ( ), 59:45 MT-Robinson ( ), 59:55 Shots: AIC ( ) MT ( ) Officials: Ref: Chris Olson, Bret Klosowski AR: Dan Juopperi, Mike Gulenchyn Notes: Brett Olson notched a short-handed goal just 3:56 into the game and Jacob Johnstone scored twice more to help the Huskies move to on the season. Johnstone (2-0--2) and Mikael Lickteig both had multi-point games (0-2--2). Game 3 Oct. 14, 2011 MacInnes Student Ice Arena (2,958) No. 18 Wisconsin (1-2-0) Michigan Tech (3-0-0) nd: MT- Kero (Sweeney, A. Pietila) 7:41 3nd: UW- Barnes (Zengerle, Schultz) 7:24 OT: MT - Baker (Olson) 2:53 Penalties UW 3-6, MT 3-6 Power Plays UW 1-2, MT 0-2 Saves: UW-Peterson ( ), 65:00 MT-Robinson ( ), 65:00 Shots: UW ( ) MT ( ) Officials: Ref: CJ Beaurline, Pat Britt AR: Dan Juopperi, Dan Kovarik Notes: Jordan Baker scored into a wide open net 2:53 into overtime after Landon Peterson was knocked down behind the net by his own defenseman. The win snapped an 11-game losing streak to the Badgers. Tanner Kero picked up his first career goal. Game 4 Oct. 15, 2011 MacInnes Student Ice Arena (3,075) No. 18 Wisconsin (1-3-0) Michigan Tech (4-0-0) st: MT- Kero (Sova, Sweeny) 9:02 2nd: UW- Meuer (Hartzog, Navin) 9:49 3rd: MT- Johstone (B. Pietila, Seigo) 3:31 UW- Barnes (Zengerle, Schultz) 17:53 OT: MT- Olson (Baker) :20 Penalties UW 3-6, MT 5-13 Power Plays UW 0-5, MT 2-3 Saves: UW Rumpel ( ), 60:20 MT-Robinson ( ), 60:20 Shots: UW ( ) MT ( ) Officials: Ref: CJ Beaurline, Pat Britt AR: Dan Juopperi, Dan Kovarik Notes: Brett Olson tallied the game winner just 20 seconds into overtime, beating UW netminder Joel Rumpel five hole. The win gave Tech its first start since and its first back-toback sweeps since Game 5 Oct. 21, 2011 Bemidji, Minn. Sanford Center (3,407) Michigan Tech (4-1-0) Bemidji State (2-3-0) st: BSU: Kinne (George, Prapavessis) 2:51 MT- Nielsen (Olson,) 6:17 MT- D. Johnstone (J. Johnstone) 11:33 MT- B. Pietila (Olsen) 12:49 BSU - George (Randle, Cain) 16:52 BSU - George (Hunt, Prpavessis) 17:48 BSU - Orban (MacQueen, Walters)PP-18:44 2nd: BSU - Orban 17:48 3rd: BSU - Hunt (McLeod, Areshenko) 8:17 MT- MacLeod (Seigo, D. Johnstone) 11:17 MT- Seigo (Olson) 19:27 Penalties BSU 6-12, MT 7-25 Power Plays BSU 1-6, MT 0-4 Saves: BSU - Bakala ( ), 12:49 BSU - Walsh ( ), 47:11 MT-Robinson ( ), 59:35 Shots: BSU ( ) MT ( ) Officials: Ref: Matt Ulwelling, John Morrison AR: Tom Lund, Andy Dokken Notes: Ryan Furne s shot with three seconds left hit the cross bar, keeping the Huskies from tying up a wild game in Bemidji. Tech held a 3-1 lead midway through the first before BSU tallied the next five goals.

8 Game Capsules Game 6 Oct. 22, 2011 Bemidji, Minn. Sanford Center (3,449) Michigan Tech (4-2-0) Bemidji State (3-3-0) st: MT- MacLeod (D. Johstone, Stebner) 7:56 2nd: BSU - Walters (Kinne) PP-9:41 BSU - Kinne (Orban, Radoslav) PP-18:54 3rd: BSU - Fisher (MacQueen, Prapavessis) 12:26 Penalties BSU 4-8, MT 8-16 Power Plays BSU 2-7, MT 0-4 Saves: BSU - Walsh ( ), 60:00 MT-Genoe ( ), 59:29 Shots: BSU ( ) MT ( ) Officials: Ref: Matt Ulwelling, John Morrison AR: Tom Lund, Andy Dokken Notes: Alex MacLeod struck first for the Huskies, poking home a goal under Andrew Walsh in the first. The goal was not counted until a video review. Penalties proved costly to Tech the rest of the way as BSU tallied two power play goals and went on to a 3-1 victory. Game 7 Oct. 28, 2011 MacInnes Student Ice Arena (2,175) No. 2 Denver (3-2-0) Michigan Tech (5-2-0) st MT - Kero (MacLeod, D. Johnstone) 1:53 DU - LaLeggia (Shore, Salazar) 4:23 MT - Gordic (Baker, Kero) PP 10:06 MT - Furne (Olson, Pietila) 10:22 2nd MT - Gordic (Sova, Sweeney) PP 3:17 3rd MT - Gordic (Baker) EN 13:59 MT - Olson (Furne, Robinson) EN 14:21 MT - Rix (unassisted) EN 14:30 DU - Phillips (Loney, Larraza) 19:04 Penalties DU 6-12, MT 3-6 Power Plays DU 0-3, MT 2-6 Saves: DU - Murray ( ), 10:22 DU - Olkinuora ( ), 48:12 MT - Robinson ( ),60:00 Shots: DU ( ) MT ( ) Officials: Ref: Derek Shepherd, Marco Hunt AR: Dan Juopperi, Tony Czech Notes: Milos Gordic earned a hat trick in his first game of the season to help Tech upend the No. 2 Pioneers. The score was 4-1 with seven minutes to play when DU pulled its goalie for 90 seconds. Tech scored three times in the empty net to go up 7-1 before settling for a 7-2 victory. Game 8 Oct. 29, 2011 MacInnes Student Ice Arena (2,183) No. 2 Denver (3-2-1) Michigan Tech (5-2-1) st: MT- Gordic (Baker, McCadden) PP-6:29 DU - Zucker (Loney, Shore) PP-19:50 2nd: DU - LaLeggla (Shore, Zucker) PP-5:34 3rd: MT - Olson (Pietila, Seigo) 12:35 Penalties DU 6-12, MT 7-14 Power Plays DU 2-4, MT 1-3 Saves: DU - Olkinuora( ),65:00 MT- Robinson ( ), 65:00 Shots: DU ( ) MT ( ) Officials: Ref: Derek Shepherd, Marco Hunt AR: Dan Juopperi, Tony Czech Notes: Josh Robinson made 23 saves and Brett Olson scored with 7:25 to play to help Tech earn a 2-2 tie. Tanner Kero had a good scoring chance in the overtime that was saved by Johu Olkinuora. Game 9 Nov. 4, 2011 MacInnes Student Ice Arena (2,825) Minnesota State (1-6-0) No. 16 Michigan Tech (6-2-1) st: MT- Furne (Seigo, Olson) PP-14:22 Penalties MS 4-8, MT 5-10 Power Plays MS 0-5, MT 1-3 Saves: MS - Lee ( ),59:09 MT- Robinson ( ), 60:00 Shots: MS ( ) MT ( ) Officials: Ref: Todd Anderson, B. Mousseaux AR: Dan Juopperi, Ed Moberg Notes: Josh Robinson posted Tech s first shutout since 2008 with a 29-save performance. The game-winner was scored by Ryan Furne on a dump into the offensive zone that took an awkward bounce past Austin Lee. Game 10 Nov. 5, 2011 MacInnes Student Ice Arena (3,618) Minnesota State (2-6-0) No. 16 Michigan Tech (6-3-1) st: MS- Lafontaine (McInnis, Palmquist) PP- 11:46 MT- J. Johnstone (Rix, A. Pietila) 14:26 MT- B. Pietila (Olson) 15:16 MS- Dorr (Meuller) 16:23 2nd: MS- Lafontaine (Schiller) 13:32 MT- Kero (D. Johnstone, MacLeod) 15:50 3rd: MS- Leitner (Palmquist, Lafontaine) 5x3PP-4:49 MS - Knoll (Unassisted) 9:59 MS - Leitner (Palmquist) EN-18:41 Penalties MS 6-12, MT 6-12 Power Plays MS 2-5, MT 0-5 Saves: MS - Lee ( ),58:32 MT- Robinson ( ), 57:39 Shots: MS ( ) MT ( ) Officials: Ref: Todd Anderson, B. Mousseaux AR: Dan Juopperi, Ed Moberg Notes: Both teams fired 45 shots on net, but MSU s Austin Lee stopped 42 of Tech s in a 6-3 victory. The game was tied in the third period before back-to-back Tech penalties led to a 5-on-3 Mavericks goal. Game 11 Nov. 18, 2011 Anchorage, Alaska Sullivan Arena (3,434) No. 14 Michigan Tech (6-4-1) Alaska Anchorage (4-6-1) st: AA - Bailey (Docken, Coldwell) 10:15 2nd: AA - Karl (Scheid, Warner) 1:08 MT - Stebner (MacLeod, Sova) 18:07 3rd: AA - Bruijsten (Kwas, Warner) PP 8:11 Penalties MT 6-12, AA 5-21 Power Plays MT 0-3, AA 1-3 Saves: MT - Genoe ( ), 60:00 AA - Kamal ( ), 60:00 Shots: MT AA Officials: Ref: Don Adam, Tim Walsh AR: Carl Saden, Brent Johnson Notes: Tech struggled with puck possession all night. Bradley Stebner scored his first career goal late in the second period to give the Huskies life, but the Seawolves were able to add a power play goal in the third.

9 Game Capsules Game 12 Nov. 19, 2011 Anchorage, Alaska Sullivan Arena (2,843) No. 14 Michigan Tech (7-4-1) Alaska Anchorage (4-7-1) st: MT - B. Pietila (Furne) 8:56 2nd: MT - Baker (Sova, Kero) EX 1:29 MT - Gordic (Seigo, Furne) PP 10:58 MT - Furne (Olson) 11:34 3rd: MT - J. Johnstone (MacLeod) 14:08 Penalties MT 5-18, AA Power Plays MT 1-7, AA 0-3 Saves: MT - Robinson ( ) 59:51 AA - Kamal ( ) 31:34 AA - Gunderson ( ) 28:11 Shots: MT AA Officials: Ref: Don Adam, Tim Walsh AR: Carl Saden, Brent Johnson Notes: Josh Robinson recorded his second shutout of the season to help Tech break an eight-game winless streak vs. UAA. Five different Huskies scored goals. Ryan Furne tallied a gamehigh three points including a takeaway and assist on the eventual game winner. Game 13 Nov. 25, 2011 Canton, N.Y. Appleton Arena (1,151) No. 18 Michigan Tech (7-5-1) St. Lawrence (5-6-0) st: SL - Essery (Martin) 10:03 SL - Martin (Baker, Essery) 16:20 2nd: SL - Essery (Drewiske) 8:39 3rd: MT - Olson (Furne, Johnstone) PP 12:03 MT - Kero (Johnstone, Baker) EX 19:46 Penalties MT 3-6, SL 5-10 Power Plays MT 1-9, SL 0-3 Saves: MT - Robinson ( ) 58:24 SL - Weninger ( ) 60:00 Shots: MT SL Officials: Ref: Bob Ritchie, Bryan Hicks AR: Rich Patry, Joe Testa Notes: St. Lawrence capitalized on too many Tech turnovers. Both goaltenders had good nights between the pipes, especially Weninger who stopped 33-of-35 Huskies shots. Game 14 Nov. 26, 2011 Canton, N.Y. Appleton Arena (1,126) No. 18 Michigan Tech (8-5-1) St. Lawrence (5-7-0) nd: MT - Furne (Pietila, Olson) PP 4:52 MT - Gordic (Baker, Sova) 5:46 SL - Dewey (Carey) PP 13:37 MT - Kero (MacLeod, Johnstone) 17:36 Penalties MT 6-12, SL 3-6 Power Plays MT 1-3, SL 1-6 Saves: MT - Robinson ( ) 60:00 SL - Weninger ( ) 58:23 Shots: MT SL Officials: Ref: Bryan Hicks, Bob Ritchie AR: Rich Patry, Joe Testa Notes: Three different Huskies scored in the second period to lift Tech to the split. Milos Gordic had a highlight reel goal in the second that stood up as the game winner. Robinson faced 11 power play shots and stopped all but one in improving to on the season. Game 15 Dec. 2, 2011 MacInnes Student Ice Arena (2,589) No. 4 Minnesota Duluth (10-3-2) No. 20 Michigan Tech (8-6-1) nd: UMD - DeLisle (Olson, Brown) 2:21 MT - Gordic (Baker, Sova) 6:45 MT - MacLeod (Kero, Seigo) 8:09 UMD - Basaraba (Lamb, Seidel) 15:55 3rd: UMD - Connolly (Brown, Casto) PP 2:21 UMD - Flaherty (Connolly) SH 12:37 MT - Johnstone (Seigo, Olson) EX PP18:47 UMD - Connolly (Hendrickson, Bergman) EN 19:30 Penalties MT 6-12, UMD 7-14 Power Plays MT 1-6, UMD 1-5 Saves: MT - Robinson ( ) 59:04 UMD - Reiter ( ) 60:00 Shots: MT UMD Officials: Ref: C.J. Beaurline, Brad Shepherd AR: Dan Juopperi, Ed Moberg Notes: UMD was the recipient of several kind bounces, scoring a goal off a shoulder, another off a skate and an empty netter that just trickled over the goal line. David Johnstone scored with 1:13 remaining to get the Huskies back in the game before the empty netter. Game 16 Dec. 3, 2011 MacInnes Student Ice Arena (2,657) No. 4 Minnesota Duluth (11-3-2) No. 20 Michigan Tech (8-7-1) st: MT - Furne (Olson, Stebner) 5:36 UMD - Seidel (Lamb, Brown) PP 8:19 MT - Sova (Baker) PP 10:05 UMD - Flaherty (Krause, Johnson) 11:46 2nd: UMD - Brown (Herbert, Oleksuk) 6:29 MT - D. Johnstone (Seigo, Furne) PP 13:38 3rd: UMD - Connolly (Seidel) 12:04 UMD - Tardy (Brown, Basaraba) PP 12:50 Penalties MT 7-14, UMD 8-16 Power Plays MT 2-7, UMD 2-6 Saves: MT - Robinson ( ) 60:00 UMD - Reiter ( ) 60:00 Shots: MT UMD Officials: Ref: C.J. Beaurline, Brad Shepherd AR: Dan Juopperi, Ed Moberg Notes: The hard-fought game went deep in the third period before a 3-all deadlock was broken. Jack Connolly got clear on a breakaway and scored on his own rebound for the game winner. Game 17 Dec. 9, 2011 Mariucci Arena (9,451) Minneapolis, Minn. Michigan Tech (9-7-1) No. 2 Minnesota (13-5-1) st UM - Alt (Hansen, Haula) 10:22 MT - B. Pietila (Gordic, Sova) 16:35 3rd MT - Seigo (Furne, Olson) PP 1:07 UM - Helgeson (Alt, Condon) 6:57 OT MT - Olson (Baker, Sova) 0:33 Penalties MT 5-10, UM 4-8 Power Plays MT 1-3, UM 0-4 Saves: MT - Robinson ( ) 60:33 UM - Patterson ( ) 60:27 Shots: MT UM Officials: Ref: Brian Thul, Matt Ulwelling AR: Dan Dineen, Chris Perreault Notes: Brett Olson scored the game-winner 33 seconds into overtime by skating around two defensemen from the left wall. The goal gave Tech its second win on the season over a No. 2-ranked team and helped the Huskies improve to in overtime games on the year.

10 Game Capsules Game 18 Dec. 10, 2011 Mariucci Arena (9,771) Minneapolis, Minn. Michigan Tech (9-8-1) No. 2 Minnesota (14-5-1) st: UM - Rau (Alt, Matson) 7:37 MT - Baker (Gordic, Sova) PP 16:35 2nd: UM - Hansen (Haula, Rau) PP 12:50 3rd MT - Sova (Sweeney, Kero) PP 1:56 UM - Alt (Schmidt, Rau) 3:30 UM - Bjugstad (Schmidt, Helgeson) 9:59 UM - Miller (Alt) 12:03 UM - Hansen (Haula, Schmidt) PP 18:14 Penalties MT 11-41, UM 9-37 Power Plays MT 2-4, UM 2-6 Saves: MT - Robinson ( ) 60:00 UM - Patterson ( ) 59:55 Shots: MT UM Officials: Ref: Brian Thul, Matt Ulwelling AR: Dan Dineen, Chris Perreault Notes: Daniel Sova tied the game at 2-all with a blast from the point on the power play just 1:56 into the third period. The Gophers responded with four straight goals to claim the win. The teams combined for 51 penalty minutes in the final four minutes of the game. Game 19 Dec. 16, 2011 Berry Events Center (3,880) Marquette, Mich. Michigan Tech (9-9-1) Northern Michigan (9-7-3) st: NM - Seckel (Thurber, Gron) 6:26 NM - Higby (Cherniwch, Ludwig) 19:38 2nd: MT - A. PIetila (MacLeod, Seigo) 17:06 3rd NM - Gron 8:30 NM - Gron (Epp) EN 18:50 Penalties MT 3-6, NM 6-12 Power Plays MT 0-5, NM 0-2 Saves: MT - Robinson (12-x-x--12) 20:00 MT - Genoe (x ) 39:09 NM - Coreau ( ) Shots: MT NM Officials: Ref: Kevin Hall, Bradley Albers AR: Michael Poliski, Eric Froberg Game 20 Dec. 29, 2011 Joe Louis Arena (15,091) Detroit, Mich. Michigan State (11-6-2) Michigan Tech (9-10-1) st: MS - Wolfe (Crandell, Buttery) PP 5:31 2nd: MS - Forfar (Nill, Hayes) 5:29 3rd MT - Furne (Johnstone, Seigo) PP 7:28 MS - Perlini (Reimer) EN 19:46 Penalties MS 4-8, MT 2-4 Power Plays MS 1-2, MT 1-4 Saves: MS - Palmisano ( ) 60:00 MT - Robinson ( ) 58:52 Shots: MS MT Officials: Ref: Brent Gawlik, Barry Pochmara AR: Ryan Gordon, Justin Perrone Notes: Tech didn t get the bounces despite outshooting MSU Ryan Furne s goal early in the third period pulled the Huskies within one, but MSU added an empty netter to get the victory. Game 21 Dec. 30, 2011 Joe Louis Arena (17,242) Detroit, Mich. No. 3 Boston College (13-7-0) Michigan Tech (9-11-1) st: BC - Kreider (Gaudreau, Mullane) PP 4:04 MT - Rix (unassisted) SH 15:10 3rd BC - Dumoulin (unassisted) 10:40 Penalties BC 2-4, MT 4-8 Power Plays BC 1-4, MT 0-2 Saves: MS - Milner ( ) 60:00 MT - Robinson ( ) 59:13 Shots: BC MT Officials: Ref: Brent Gawlik, Derek Berkebile AR: Ryan Gordon, Brian Troester Notes: Blake Pietila s goal with 29 seconds left was disallowed following a video review that confirmed the referee s call on the ice that Jordan Baker had touched the puck with a high stick prior to it bouncing to Pietila. The Huskies held a 10-4 shot advantage in the third but couldn t get the equalizer. Notes: NMU jumped out to a 2-0 lead and the Huskies never fully recovered. Tech pulled within 2-1 late in the second on Aaron Pietila s first goal of the season. The Wildcat s Tyler Gron scored twice in the third to put the game away.

11 Michigan Tech Hockey Michigan Tech Game-by-Game Goals-Assists-Points (as of Jan 10, 2012) All games Opponent Date Score STEBNER,BR CECERE,NIC SEIGO,STEVE MCCADDEN,P JOHNSTONE, RIX,DENNIS KERO,TANNE HOLMBERG,D FURNE,RYAN PIETILA,AAR PIETILA,CHA AIC Oct W DNP DNP AIC Oct W DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP UW Oct W DNP DNP UW Oct W DNP DNP DNP at BSU Oct L DNP DNP DNP at BSU Oct L DNP DNP DU Oct W DNP DNP DNP DU Oct t DNP DNP MSU Nov W DNP DNP DNP MSU Nov L DNP DNP at UAA Nov L DNP DNP DNP at UAA Nov W DNP DNP DNP at SLU Nov L DNP DNP DNP DNP at SLU Nov W DNP DNP DNP UMD Dec L DNP DNP DNP UMD Dec L DNP DNP DNP at MINN Dec W DNP DNP DNP DNP at MINN Dec L DNP DNP DNP DNP at NMU Dec L DNP DNP DNP vs MSUM Dec L DNP DNP vs BC_M Dec L DNP DNP DNP DNP Opponent Date Score JOHNSTONE, OLSON,BRET LICKTEIG,MIK MACLEOD,AL PIETILA,BLA BROWN,TOM BAKER,JORD SOVA,DANIEL NIELSEN,CAR DAVIS,JIMMY REDDICK,BR AIC Oct W DNP DNP DNP AIC Oct W DNP UW Oct W DNP DNP DNP UW Oct W DNP DNP at BSU Oct L DNP DNP at BSU Oct L DNP DNP DNP DNP DU Oct W DNP DNP DNP DU Oct t DNP DNP DNP DNP MSU Nov W DNP DNP DNP MSU Nov L DNP DNP DNP DNP at UAA Nov L DNP DNP DNP at UAA Nov W DNP DNP DNP at SLU Nov L DNP DNP DNP at SLU Nov W DNP DNP DNP UMD Dec L DNP DNP DNP UMD Dec L DNP DNP DNP at MINN Dec W DNP DNP at MINN Dec L DNP DNP at NMU Dec L DNP DNP DNP vs MSUM Dec L DNP DNP DNP vs BC_M Dec L DNP DNP

12 Michigan Tech Hockey Michigan Tech Game-by-Game Goals-Assists-Points (as of Jan 10, 2012) All games Opponent Date Score GORDIC,MILO ROBINSON,J GUBB,TYLER SWEENEY,RI GENOE,KEVI AIC Oct W DNP DNP DNP AIC Oct W DNP DNP UW Oct W DNP DNP DNP UW Oct W DNP DNP DNP at BSU Oct L DNP DNP DNP at BSU Oct L DNP DNP DU Oct W DNP DNP DU Oct t DNP DNP MSU Nov W DNP DNP MSU Nov L DNP DNP at UAA Nov L DNP DNP at UAA Nov W DNP DNP at SLU Nov L DNP at SLU Nov W DNP DNP UMD Dec L DNP DNP UMD Dec L DNP DNP at MINN Dec W DNP DNP at MINN Dec L DNP DNP at NMU Dec L DNP vs MSUM Dec L DNP DNP vs BC_M Dec L DNP DNP

13 Numerical Roster No. Player Pos Ht Wt Yr S/C DOB Hometown (Previous Team) 2 Heinonen, Pete D Jr R Hancock, Mich. (Hancock) 3 Stebner, Brad D So L Fort McMurray, Alberta (Fort McMurray (AJHL)) 4 Cecere, Nick D Fr L Des Moines, Iowa (Lincoln (USHL)) 5 Fillion, Justin D Fr R Prince George, British Columbia (Victoria (BCHL)) 6 Seigo, Steven D Jr R Edenwold, Saskatchewan (Bonneyville (AJHL)) 7 McCadden, Patrick F So L Chesterfield, Mo. (Green Bay (USHL)) 8 Johnstone, Jacob F So R Grand Ledge, Mich. (Sioux Falls (USHL)) 9 Rix, Dennis F So R Grande Prairie, Alberta (Grand Prairie (AJHL)) 10 Kero, Tanner F Fr L Hancock, Mich. (Fargo (USHL)) 11 Holmberg, Daniel F So L Nykoping, Sweden (Linkoping J-20 (Super Elite)) 12 Furne, Ryan F So L Oakdale, Minn. (Green Bay(USHL)) 13 Pietila, Aaron W Jr L Brighton, Mich. (Marquette (NAHL)) 14 Pietila, Chad F Jr R Milford, Mich. (Northern Michigan) 15 Johnstone, David F Fr R Grand Ledge, Mich. (Indiana (USHL)) 16 Olson, Brett C Sr R Superior, Wis. (Waterloo (USHL)) 17 Lickteig, Mikael F Jr R Little Falls, Minn. (Alexandria (NAHL)) 18 MacLeod, Alex W Sr R Nelson, British Columbia (Camrose (AJHL)) 19 Pietila, Blake F Fr R Brighton, Mich. (USNTDP) 20 Hietala, Blake F Fr R Houghton, Mich. (Melfort (SJHL)) 21 Brown, Tommy D Jr L Prince Albert, Saskatchewan (Melfort (SJHL) 22 Baker, Jordan W/C Sr L Chestermere, Alberta (Olds (AJHL)) 24 Sova, Daniel D So R Cottage Grove, Minn. (Waterloo (USHL)) 25 Nielsen, Carl D Jr R Amherst, Ohio (Mahoning Valley (NAHL)) 26 Davis, Jimmy D Fr R Caledonia, Mich. (East Kentwood) 27 Reddick, Bryce W Sr R Las Vegas, Nev. (Cowichan Valley (BCHL)) 28 Gordic, Milos C So R Burnaby, British Columbia (Langley (BCHL)) 30 Robinson, Josh G Sr L Frankenmuth, Mich. (Sioux Ciy (USHL)) 31 Cramer, Corson G Jr L Colorado Springs, Colo. (Ohio (USHL)) 32 Gubb, Tyler F So L Stouffville, Ontario (Salmon Arm (BCHL)) 34 Sweeney, Riley D Fr R Delta, British Columbia (Surrey (BCHL)) 35 Genoe, Kevin G Jr L Qualicum, British Columbia (Prince George (BCHL)) Head Coach: Mel Pearson Assistant Coach: Billy Muckalt Assistant Coach: Damon Whitten Volunteer Assistant: Steve Shields Athletic Trainer: Brian Brewster Equipment Manager: Roy Britz Video Coordinator: Nick Laurila Hockey SID: Wes Frahm Alphabetical Roster No. Player Pos. 22 Baker, Jordan W/C 21 Brown, Tommy D 4 Cecere, Nick D 31 Cramer, Corson G 26 Davis, Jimmy D 5 Fillion, Justin D 12 Furne, Ryan F 35 Genoe, Kevin G 28 Gordic, Milos C 32 Gubb, Tyler F 2 Heinonen, Pete D 20 Hietala, Blake F 11 Holmberg, Daniel F 15 Johnstone, David F 8 Johnstone, Jacob F 10 Kero, Tanner F 17 Lickteig, Mikael F 18 MacLeod, Alex W 7 McCadden, Patrick F 25 Nielsen, Carl D 16 Olson, Brett C 13 Pietila, Aaron W 19 Pietila, Blake F 14 Pietila, Chad F 27 Reddick, Bryce W 9 Rix, Dennis F 30 Robinson, Josh G 6 Seigo, Steven D 24 Sova, Daniel D 3 Stebner, Bradley D 34 Sweeney, Riley D Roster Breakdown (31 Players) By Position: Forwards 18; Defensemen 10; Goaltenders 3 By Year: Seniors 5; Juniors 9; Sophomores 9; Freshmen 8 By State/Province/Country: Michigan 10; British Columbia 5; Minnesota 3; Alberta 3; Saskatchewan 2; Colorado 1; Iowa 1; Missouri 1; Ohio 1; Ontario 1; Nevada 1; Sweden 1; Wisconsin 1 Pronunciation Guide Nick Cecere Suh-SEER Justin Fillion FILL-ee-in Ryan Furne Furn Kevin Genoe Jeh-NO Milos Gordic ME-losh GOR-dich Pete Heinonen HAY-no-nen Blake Hietala HEAT-uh-luh Tanner Kero CARE-oh Mikael Lickteig Lick-TIE Aaron Pietila Blake Pietila Chad Pietila Steven Seigo Daniel Sova Mel Pearson Bill Muckalt Pee-ETT-uh-luh Pee-ETT-uh-luh Pee-ETT-uh-luh SIGH-go SOH-va PEER-son Muh-CULT