BOWLING GREEN (0-3-1, CCHA) vs. FERRIS STATE (1-1-2,0-0-2 CCHA) Oct. 27 7:05 p.m. BGSU Ice Arena

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1 Bowling Green Hockey Media Notes Schedule/Results DATE OPPONENT TIME Oct. 3 WINDSOR (Exhib.) W, 7-1 Oct. 14 MERRIMACK L, 3-2 Oct. 15 BOSTON COLLEGE L, 9-6 Oct. 20 OHIO STATE * L. 7-2 Oct. 21 at Ohio State * T, 2-2 Oct. 27 FERRIS STATE * 7:05 pm Oct. 29 at Ferris State * 7:05 pm Nov. 4 NEBRASKA-OMAHA * 7:05 pm Nov. 5 NEBRASKA-OMAHA * 7:05 pm Nov. 10 at Notre Dame * 7:05 pm Nov. 11 at Notre Dame * 7:05 pm Nov. 18 NORTHERN MICHIGAN * 7:05 pm Nov. 19 NORTHERN MICHIGAN * 7:05 pm Nov. 25 at Miami * 7:35 pm Nov. 26 MIAMI * 7:05 pm Dec. 2 at Michigan State * 7:05 pm Dec. 3 MICHIGAN STATE * 7:05 pm Dec. 9 CLARKSON 7:05 pm Dec. 10 ST. LAWRENCE 7:05 pm Dec. 29 vs. UMass (UConn Classic) 4:00 pm Dec. 30 vs. UConn/Army (UConn Classic) 4/7:15 pm Jan. 3 COLGATE 7:05 pm Jan. 6 at Ohio State * 7:05 pm Jan. 7 OHIO STATE * 4:05 pm Jan. 13 WESTERN MICHIGAN * 7:05 pm Jan. 14 at Western Michigan * 7:35 pm Jan. 20 at Michigan * 7:35 pm Jan. 21 MICHIGAN * 7:05 pm Jan. 27 at Lake Superior * 7:35 pm Jan. 28 at Lake Superior * 7:05 pm Feb. 4 RIT 5:05 pm Feb. 10 at Alaska Fairbanks * 7:05 pm Feb. 11 at Alaska Fairbanks * 7:05 pm Feb. 17 NOTRE DAME * 7:05 pm Feb. 18 NOTRE DAME * 7:05 pm Feb. 23 MIAMI * 7:05 pm Feb. 25 at Miami * 7:35 pm Mar. 3-5 CCHA First Round (Campus Sites) TBA Mar CCHA Second Round (Campus Sites) TBA Mar CCHA Finals (Joe Louis Arena) TBA Mar NCAA Regionals TBA Apr. 6-8 NCAA Frozen Four TBA BOWLING GREEN (0-3-1, CCHA) vs. FERRIS STATE (1-1-2,0-0-2 CCHA) Oct. 27 7:05 p.m. BGSU Ice Arena Falcons, Bulldogs To Play Home-and-Home This Week The Bowling Green State University hockey team along with the Ferris State Bulldogs will play a home-and-home this week. First, the Falcons will play host to FSU on Thursday night inside the Ice Arena. On Saturday, BGSU travels to Big Rapids, Michigan to complete the two game series. Both contests will begin at 7:05 p.m. The Series With FSU Radio Play-By-Play The flagship station of Bowling Green State University hockey is WBGU-FM (88.1) in Bowling Green. Andy Evans is in his third season as the play-by-play voice for the Falcons. All games can be heard on the internet at and via Real One Audio ( Bowling Green owns an all-time series lead of over Ferris State. Last season BGSU took home three of the possible four points over the Bulldogs, skating to a 5-5 tie the first night, and coming back with a 4-2 victory the following night. Head coach Scott Paluch owns a career record versus the Bulldogs, with his lone victory coming last season in Big Rapids, Michigan. Falcons Snap 10-game Losing Streak To Buckeyes BGSU snapped a 10-game losing streak to the Ohio State Buckeyes last Friday, skating to a 2-2 tie in Columbus, Ohio. The tie was the first point the Falcons earned against the Buckeyes in the Paluch era. Horrell Named CCHA Goalie Of The Week In only his fifth start with the Falcons Jon Horrell stole the show last Friday night in Columbus, Ohio. The senior netminder stopped a career-high 41 of a possible 43 shot attempts from the Buckeyes, earning him the #1 Perani Cup Star. After allowing the second shot of the game in, he turned away 40 of the next 41 Buckeye shot attempts. On the season the Beckenham, England, native has a 3.77 gaa and a.885 save percentage. Spread The Wealth Already this season BGSU has had 14 different players record points. They are led by sophomore Jonathan Matsumoto (4-4 8), Alex Foster (1-5--6) and freshman Kevin Schmidt (1-2 3). Six other Falcons have two points in the first four games of the year. Matsumoto Has Fast Start To Young Season Jonathan Matsumoto recorded his first career hat trick last Saturday night (Oct. 15) versus Boston College, and has eight points (4g, 4a) in the first four games of the season. On his hat trick he recorded one goal in the first period and two power-play goals in the second. In his brief Falcon career Matsumoto has recorded 22 goals (13 power play), 18 assists and 40 points in 40 career games. He is also on a current eight game point streak, recording seven goals and five assists. Matsumoto ranks first in the CCHA, and second nationally with 2.00 points per game, He also ranks first in the country with 1.00 power-play goals per game, and fifth in the country with 1.00 goals per game. He leads the team in goals scored (4), power play goals (4), points (8) and shots (17) this season. He is second on the team with four assists and shooting percentage (.235). Matsumoto, Foster and Falk Form Formidable First Line In the opening four games of the season the line combination of sophomores Jonathan Matsumoto and Alex Foster, combined with senior Mike Falk have tallied a total of seven goals, nine assists and 16 points. This trio has accounted for 58% of the team s goals (7-12), 41% on the team s assists (9-22) and 47% of the team s total points (16-34).

2 Head Coach - Scott Paluch Scott Paluch is in his fourth season as head coach of the BGSU hockey team. The Chicago native played for the Falcons from , helping lead the team to four-consecutive winning seasons (.655 winning pct.). He earned All- America and All-CCHA first-team accolades as a senior defenseman during the season. Paluch signed a professional contract with the St. Louis Blues upon completing his days with the Falcons, playing two years with Peoria of the International Hockey League. In his two seasons, Paluch played in 160 games, recording 21 goals and 69 assists. Paluch served as associate head coach at Boston College for seven years and was an assistant for eight years overall with the Eagles, serving under former BGSU coach Jerry York. During his time with BC, the Eagles advanced to four-consecutive Frozen Fours and captured the NCAA National Championship in Bowling Green State University Athletic Communications 201 Perry Stadium East Bowling Green, Ohio Fax: (419) Director J.D. Campbell Office: (419) jdcampb@bgnet.bgsu.edu Assistant Director Dave Meyer HOCKEY CONTACT Office: (419) Cell: (419) meyerd@bgnet.bgsu.edu Assistant Director Mike Cihon Office: (419) mjcihon@bgnet.bgsu.edu Graduate Assistants Kyle Kuhlman and Erin Schorr Athletics Web Site Falcon Power Play The Falcon special teams have had a major impact early in the season. BGSU has scored 12 goals on the season, with nine of them coming on the power play in 40 attempts. The team is led by Matsumoto (4), while James Unger, Kevin Schmidt, Don Morrison, Mike Falk and Derek Whitmore have also score PP goals this season. In terms of points the Falcons have scored 24 of 34 points this season on the PP. Matsumoto (6) and Alex Foster (4) lead the team point wise on the PP. The Falcons ranked 10th nationally and fourth in the CCHA on the power play (22.5%). Falcon Penalty Kill While facing some of the toughest competition in the country early this season the Falcon penalty kill has played solid defense. On the year they have killed 23-of-28 opposing power-play opportunities, holding #4 Boston College 2-for-9 and #2/3 Ohio State 3-for-14 with the man advantage. They also held Merrimack 0-for-6 to open the season. They ranked 29th in the country and seventh in the CCHA on the PK (82.1%). Schmidt Has Strong Opening Weekend Freshman Kevin Schmidt did not take long to make himself welcome inside the Ice Arena. In his first career start he recorded his first collegiate goal versus Merrimack College. The following night he posted two helpers versus Boston College. On the season the freshman has three points (1g, 2 a). Young And The Restless The Falcons may return seven seniors to the squad, but 15 of 26 members on this season s team have played at most one year in the Orange and Brown. For this season the Falcons have nine forwards, five defensemen and one goalie that will be underclassman. Not to mention, seven of the top 13 returning scores from last season have only one year under their belt. New And Improved Falcons The Falcons are coming off their best season in nearly a decade. BGSU had a fifth-place finish and recorded 13 league victories in As a result, the Brown and Orange hosted a CCHA Playoff series for the first time since Morrison Named Team Captain Senior Don Morrison will wear the C for the Falcons this season, and will be the only Falcon captain for the season. The last time BGSU had a lone captain was back during the season when now CCHA RANKINGS Sophomore Jonathan Matsumoto recorded his first hat trick last weekend vs. Boston College and is on a current eight game point streak Rankings: All Games CCHA Games Only Team Offense Rank: T-6th th Team Defense Rank: th T-11th Power Play Rank:.225-4th.133-7th Penalty Kill Rank:.828-7th.786-6th

3 Current Streaks... Player Streak Gms G-A-P *Matsumoto... points *Alex Foster... points Alex Foster... goals Mike Falk... goals * Foster... assists Matsumoto... assists Horrell... scoreless :57 Spratt... scoreless :42 head coach Scott Paluch wore the C. Morrison will join Paluch ( ), George Roll ( ), Mike Bartley ( ), Chuck Gyles ( ), and Glen Shirton ( ) as lone season captains. Falcons Triple Threat Senior Jon Horrell recorded a career-high 41 saves vs. OSU last Friday. Alex Foster, Jonathan Matsumoto and Brett Pilkington formed the first trio in seven years to tally 30 or more points in a single-season last year. Matsumoto led the team with 32 points, followed by Foster with 31 and Pilkington with a career-high 30. The last trio to have 30-plus points in a season were Dan Price (53), Adam Edinger (48), and Ryan Murphy (33) in Freshman Duo Matches Two-Decade Record Jonathan Matsumoto, along with Alex Foster, became the first Falcon freshmen tandem with 30-ormore points in a season since Greg Parks (42) and Clarke Pineo (30) in Matsumoto had a team-high 32 points (18g, 14a) while Foster had 31 points (8g, 23 a). Matsumoto also became just the third Falcon to lead BGSU in scoring in his freshman season. The Orleans, Ontario, native tallied a team-high 32 points last season, joining George McPhee ( ; 88 pts.), and Gerry Bradbury ( ; 52 pts.) as the only other Falcon frosh to lead the team in scoring CCHA STANDINGS CONFERENCE OVERALL GP W-L-T Pts. GF GA W-L-T GF GA 1. Miami Ohio State Ferris State Lake Superior Bowling Green Michigan Michigan State Alaska Fairbanks Nebraska-Omaha Northern Michigan Notre Dame Western Michigan Updated through 10/24 Falcons Picked To Finish Eighth The Central Collegiate Hockey Association's annual coaches and media poll was release this afternoon (Tues.) with Bowling Green picked to finish eighth in each poll. Fifty-four media members and all 12-league coaches participated in the yearly poll. Last season the Falcons finished fifth in the CCHA, posting a record after being picked to finish 10th/11th in last year's preseason poll. MEDIA POLL 1. Ohio State (45) Michigan (7) Northern Michigan (1) Michigan State (1) Nebraska-Omaha Alaska Fairbanks Miami Bowling Green State Notre Dame Western Michigan Lake Superior State Ferris State 112 COACHES POLL 1. Ohio State (11) Michigan (1) Northern Michigan Michigan State Nebraska-Omaha Miami Alaska Fairbanks Bowling Green State Notre Dame Ferris State Lake Superior State Western Michigan 22 PRESEASON FIRST TEAM T.J. Hensick - Michigan Scott Parse - Nebraska-Omaha Rod Pelley - Ohio State Andy Greene - Miami Nathan Oystrick - Northern Michigan David Caruso - Ohio State PRESEASON SECOND TEAM Brent Walton - Western Michigan Tom Fritsche - Ohio State Bill Thomas - Nebraska-Omaha Matt Hunwick - Michigan Nate Guenin - Ohio State Dominic Vicari - Michigan State HONORABLE MENTION: Sean Collins - Ohio State, Colton Fretter - Michigan State, Wylie Rogers - Alaska Fairbanks, Jeff Jakaitis - Lake Superior State, Darin Olver - Northern Michigan, Matt Beaudoin - Ohio State

4 ALL-TIME SERIES VS. FERRIS STATE 12/15/78 BG 11, at FSC 5 02/09/91 FSU 6, at BG 5 (OT) 12/16/78 BG 7, at FSC 2 03/01/91 at FSU 5, BG 3 02/02/79 at BG 11, FSC 2 03/02/91 at FSU 3, BG 2 (OT) 02/03/79 at BG 10, FSC 0 01/17/92 at FSU 5, BG 4 (OT) 01/11/80 at BG 10, FSC 4 01/18/92 BG 8, at FSU 3 01/12/80 FSC 5, at BG 3 03/06/92 FSU 3, at BG 2 02/01/80 at FSC 6, BG 1 03/07/92 FSU 5, at BG 1 02/02/80 BG 6, at FSC 4 01/08/93 at FSU 4, BG 3 (OT) 01/23/81 FSC 8, at BG 4 01/09/93 at FSU 4, BG 3 01/24/81 at BG 4, FSC 3 01/22/93 FSU 4, at BG 3 02/20/81 at FSC 6, BG 2 11/05/93 BG 6, at FSU 2 02/21/81 at FSC 5, BG 3 12/03/93 at BG 5, FSU 2 01/15/82 at BG 10, FSC 4 12/04/93 FSU 4, at BG 3 01/16/82 at BG 4, FSC 2 03/11/94 at BG 3, FSU 0 10/22/83 at BG 8, FSC 5 03/12/94 at BG 3, FSU 2 (OT) 10/23/83 at BG 9, FSC 3 12/02/94 BG 7, at FSU 3 01/13/84 BG 5, at FSC 2 12/03/94 at FSU 7, BG 4 01/14/84 BG 5 at FSC 5 (OT) 03/04/95 at BG 3, FSU 1 10/12/84 FSC 4, at BG 2 11/10/95 BG 2, at FSU 2 (OT) 10/13/84 FSC 5, at BG 4 (OT) 11/17/95 at BG 5, FSU 4 12/14/84 BG 4, at FSC 3 01/06/96 at BG 5, FSU 4 (OT) 12/15/84 at FSC 5, BG 3 11/08/96 FSU 3, at BG 2 10/11/85 BG 4, at FSC 3 01/03/97 at FSU 5, BG 3 10/12/85 BG 5, at FSC 3 01/04/97 BG 7, at FSU 2 12/13/85 at BG 5, FSC 1 10/31/97 at BG 3, FSU 3 (OT) 12/14/85 at BG 7, FSC 3 11/01/97 at BG 3, FSU 1 11/21/86 at BG 5, FSC 3 02/21/98 at FSU 3, BG 0 11/22/86 FSC 6, at BG 3 10/24/98 at BG 2, FSU 1 01/30/87 BG 4, at FSC 3 01/23/99 at BG 4, FSU 4 (OT) 01/31/87 BG 6, at FSC 1 02/27/99 BG 6, at FSU 4 02/27/87 FSC 6, at BG 4 11/19/99 FSU 3, at BG 1 02/28/87 at BG 5, FSC 0 11/20/99 FSU 5, at BG 4 (OT) 03/01/87 at BG 5, FSC 1 02/16/01 at FSU 2, BG 2 (OT) 11/20/87 BG 8, at FSU 4 02/17/01 at FSU 3, BG 0 11/21/87 BG 9, at FSU 6 03/02/01 at BG 1, FSU 0 (OT) 02/05/88 at BG 10, FSU 2 03/03/01 at BG 2, FSU 1 02/06/88 at BG 11, FSU 3 02/08/02 at FSU 5, BG 2 03/04/88 at BG 5, FSU 4 (4OT) 02/09/02 at FSU 6, BG 3 03/05/88 at BG 6, FSU 3 10/18/02 at FSU 10, BG 1 12/02/88 at FSU 6, BG 4 10/19/02 at FSU 5, BG 1 12/03/88 at FSU 7, BG 5 03/07/03 FSU 4, at BG 2 02/10/89 at BG 1, FSU 1 (OT) 03/08/03 FSU 4, at BG 3 02/11/89 at BG 2, FSU 2 (OT) 12/05/03 FSU 2, at BG 1 12/01/89 at BG 6, FSU 2 12/06/03 at BG 3, FSU 3 (OT) 12/02/89 at BG 7, FSU 2 2/4/05 BG 5 at FSU 5 (OT) 02/09/90 BG 5, at FSU 5 (OT) 2/5/05 BG 4, at FSU 2 02/10/90 BG 4, at FSU 3 (OT) 11/16/90 BG 5, at FSU 5 (OT) 11/17/90 at FSU 4, BG 2 02/08/91 at BG 6, FSU 5 Keeping It In the Family Freshman Justin Liut will join junior Bryan Dobek as the only two secondgeneration Falcons to play at BGSU. Liut s father is NHL All-Star and BGSU Hall of Famer Mike Liut ( ) while Dobek s father is U.S. Olympian and BGSU Hall of Famer Bob Dobek ( ). Last season Bryan Dobek changed his sweater number to #7, which his father wore in the mid 70 s. Falcon Offense Packs A Much Harder Punch Last season BGSU scored 117 goals, the most by the Falcons since when they tallied 126 goals. BGSU finished fourth in the CCHA and tied for 13 th in the country with a 3.25 gaa. In a related note, BGSU s 48 powerplay goals last season were the most since (55 PPGs). This season the Falcons have scored 12 goals in the first four games, averaging 3.00 goals per game BGSU Offense Continued... Twenty-five Falcons notched at least one point a year ago, one off the school record of 26 in the season. Of those 25, 18 are returning for Fifteen Falcons reached double-digit point totals in , equaling the total from the season. Of those 15 from a year ago, 12 are returning for Ten Falcon veterans equaled or improved their career-highs last season. Among the top improvers were James Unger (+15 pts., +9 goals), Brett Falcon Offensive Upgrade Year Goals Goals/game Pilkington (+9 pts., +14 assists), Don Morrison (+5 pts., +5 assists), and Rich Meloche (+3 goals). Additions to Coaching Staff Jamie Dumont and Spencer Schmitz will join the BGSU coaching staff this season. Dumont comes to Bowling Green after serving as an assistant coach at Bowdoin College the last four seasons. Dumont replaces Kevin Patrick who joined the Wisconsin staff in mid August. Schmitz will serve as the volunteer assistant for the upcoming season and will be in charge of scouting upcoming opponents as well as video for all events. He was a member of the BGSU baseball team from and is currently working towards a master s degree in sports administration.

5 No. Name Pos. Yr. Hgt. Wgt S/C Birthdate Hometown (Last Team/League) 2 Michael Hodgson* D So /4 186 L 03/10/84 Surfside, Calif. (Sioux City/USHL) 3 Don Morrison*** D Sr /2 193 L 10/30/83 Bentley, Alberta (Olds/AJHL) 5 Jeremy Bronson** D Jr /2 196 L 01/11/83 Bowling Green, Ohio (Compuware/NAHL) 6 Russ Sinkewich D Fr /2 202 R 09/21/85 Westlake, Ohio (Cornwall/COJHL) 7 Bryan Dobek** F Jr /2 189 L 05/17/83 Escondido, Calif. (Chicago/NAHL) 8 James Unger** F Jr R 01/08/85 Garfield Heights, Ohio (Topeka/USHL) 10 Kevin Schmidt D Fr L 02/14/86 Markham, Ont. (St. Mikes/OPJHL) 11 Jonathan Matsumoto* F So L 10/13/86 Orleans, Ont. (Cumberland/CJHL) 12 Ryan Barnett*** F Sr /4 187 L 05/26/83 Calgary, Alberta (Olds/AJHL) 13 Rich Meloche** F Jr /2 191 R 01/17/85 Oakville, Ont. (Milton/OPJHL) 14 Mike Falk*** F Sr /4 181 R 03/13/81 Davisburg, Mich. (Compuware/NAHL) 15 Jon Ralph D Fr R 10/25/84 Chesterfield, N.J. (Chicago/USHL) 17 Jon Erickson* F So /2 214 L 08/23/83 Eden Prairie, Minn. (St. Louis/USHL) 18 Justin Liut F Fr L 1/14/85 Bloomfield, Mich. (Texas/NAHL) 20 Brett Pilkington*** F Sr /4 194 L 01/06/84 Calgary, Alberta (Olds/AJHL) 21 Derek Whitmore* F So /2 184 L 12/17/84 Rochester, N.Y. (Lincoln/USHL) 22 Ben Geelan* F So /2 202 L 06/08/84 Buffalo, Minn. (Chicago/NAHL) 23 Brandon Svendsen F Fr /4 177 R 04/11/85 Roseville, Minn. (Cedar Rapids/USHL) 24 Jon Sitko*** D Sr /2 225 L 08/26/83 Kitchener, Ont. (Notre Dame/SJHL) 25 Brian Bales F Fr /4 197 L 01/03/85 Anchorage, Alaska(Sioux City/USHL) 26 Mike Nesdill* D So /2 203 R 02/07/84 Phoenix, Ariz. (Lincoln/USHL) 27 Alex Foster* F So /4 200 L 08/26/84 Canton, Mich. (Danville/USHL) 29 John Mazzei* F So /2 168 L 07/01/84 Kelowna, B.C. (Williams Lake/BCHL) 30 Bob Frazee** G Sr /4 190 L 04/26/83 Colorado Springs, Colo. (Estevan/SJHL) 34 Jon Horrell* G Sr /4 177 L 11/11/81 Beckenham, England (Univ. of Findlay) 37 Jimmy Spratt G Fr /2 187 L 11/10/85 Chesterfield, Mich. (Sioux City/USHL) * Denotes Letters Earned Head Coach: Scott Paluch (4th season, BGSU 91) Assistant Coaches: Ron Fogarty (4th season, Colgate 95), Jamie Dumont (1st season Oswego State 97) Volunteer Assistant: Spencer Schmitz (1st season, BGSU 05) Athletic Trainer: Jeff Curley (2nd season) Equipment Manager: Scott Jess (10th season) Strength & Conditioning Coach: Matt Messaros (3rd season) Pronunciation Guide Bob Frazee... (FRAY-zee) Jon Horrell... (HORE-ell) Jonathan Matsumoto... (MATS-u-moto) John Mazzei... (MAZE-ee) Rich Meloche... (mel-osh) Russ Sinkewich... (SINK-a-wich) Brandon Svendsen... (SVEN-sin) Head Coach Scott Paluch... (PA-lick) Average Age: 20 years/4 month Average Hgt.: 5 feet-11 1/2 inches Average Wgt.: pounds Class: FR-7 SO-8 JR-4 SR-7 Shot: Left-19 Right-7 Nationality: Canadian-8 American-17 British-1

6 Overall Individual Statistics Overall: Conf: Home: Away: Neut: SHOTS PENALTIES GOALS ## Name GP G A Pts Shots Pct +/- No-Min Min Maj Oth PP SH FG GW GTG OT HT PN UA 11 Jonathan Matsumoto Alex Foster Kevin Schmidt Don Morrison Mike Falk Rich Meloche James Unger Ryan Barnett Brett Pilkington Derek Whitmore Brian Dobek Mike Nesdill Jon Sitko Brandon Svendsen Jeremy Bronson Jon Erickson Ben Geelan Michael Hodgson John Mazzei Jon Ralph Russ Sinkewich Total Opponents GOAL AVERAGE SAVES RECORD GOALS ## Name GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct W L T Sho PP SH EN PEN SOG 34 Jon Horrell : Jimmy Spratt : TM EMPTY NET 0-0 1: Total : Opponents : Overall Team Statistics The Automated ScoreBook Bowling Green Overall Team Statistics (as of Oct 24, 2005) All games TEAM STATISTICS BGSU 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 Empty net Penalty Unassisted Overtime Shootout Delayed Penalty PENALTIES... Number Minutes Penalties/Game Pen minutes/game Minor Major minute Misconduct Game Misconduct Gross Misconduct Match SHOOTOUTS (Made-Att) ATTENDANCE... Total Dates/Avg Per Date... 3/2525 1/4655 Neutral Site #/Avg... 0/0 DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEND Oct 14 MERRIMACK L Oct 15 #4 BOSTON COLLEGE L *Oct 20 OSU L *Oct 21 at #2 OSU T OT GOALS BY PERIOD OT Total Bowling Green Opponents SAVES BY PERIOD OT Total Bowling Green Opponents

7 GAME 1 -- BGSU (2), MERRIMACK (3) Merrimack (1-0-0) vs. Bowling Green (0-1-0) Date: Oct 14, 2005 Location: Bowling Green, Ohio Attendance:1842 Start time:7:05 pm # Prd Time Team Typ Scored By Assists 1 1st 05:54 BGSU PP Don Morrison/1 Ryan Barnett/1 Brian Dobek/1 2 1st 10:43 MER EV Mills, Justin/1 Alexiou, Mike/1 Black, Jordan/1 3 2nd 12:18 BGSU PP Kevin Schmidt/1 Jonathan Matsumo/1 Alex Foster/1 4 3rd 12:04 MER EV Johnson, Matt/1 Wilson, Brock/1 Gough, Brent/1 5 3rd 17:15 MER EV Carisio, Hank/1 Ricci, Rob/1 TEAM SUMMARY ## Merrimack Tot +/- 2 Hart, Jordan LaLonde, Rob *Schmidt, Bryan *Byrnes, Matt Ricci, Rob Royston, Jeff Black, Jordan Boulay, Brian Carisio, Hank *Gough, Brent Pallardy, Derek Alexiou, Mike Mills, Justin Pomponio, Nick Fournier, Mike Drewicki, Scott *Wilson, Brock Sullivan, Ryan *Johnson, Matt McLaughlin, Frank DNP 29 Watson, Patrick DNP Totals ## Bowling Green Tot +/- 2 Michael Hodgson *Don Morrison Jeremy Bronson Bryan Dobek James Unger Kevin Schmidt *Jonathan Matsumoto Ryan Barnett Rich Meloche *Mike Falk Brett Pilkington Derek Whitmore Ben Geelan Brandon Svendsen Jon Sitko *Mike Nesdill *Alex Foster John Mazzei Bob Frazee DNP Totals Goals by Period MER BGSU Shots by Period MER BGSU Power Play G-Att (Shots) Prd MER BGSU 1st 0-1 (0) 1-6 (14) 2nd 0-3 (5) 1-3 (3) 3rd 0-2 (1) 0-4 (3) Total 0-6 (6) 2-13 (20) Penalties/Minutes by Prd Prd MER BGSU 1st 6/12 1/2 2nd 3/6 3/6 3rd 5/10 3/6 Total 14/28 7/14 Three stars: 1. Healey, Jim 2. Carisio, Hank 3. Don Morrison GAME 2 -- BGSU (6), BOSTON COLLEGE (9) #4 Boston College (1-1-0) vs. Bowling Green (0-2-0) Date: Oct 15, 2005 Location: Bowling Green, Ohio Arena: Ice Arena Attendance:3021 Start time:7:05 # Prd Time Team Typ Scored By Assists 1 1st 01:58 BC PP Collins, Chris Motherwell, Bret Gerbe, Nathan 2 1st 01:58 BC EV Gannon, Pat Brennan, Mike Orpik, Andrew 3 1st 02:43 BGSU PP Jonathan Matsumoto/1 Brandon Svendsen Kevin Schmidt 4 1st 09:50 BGSU PP Derek Whitmore/1 Mike Nesdill Brett Pilkington 5 1st 14:49 BC EV Harrold, Peter Bertram, Dan Boyle, Brian 6 2nd 01:53 BC EV Rooney, Joe - 7 2nd 07:18 BC SH Boyle, Brian Harrold, Peter Bertram, Dan 8 2nd 10:11 BC SH Collins, Chris Gionta, Stephen 9 2nd 11:25 BGSU PP Jonathan Matsumoto/2 Kevin Schmidt Alex Foster 10 2nd 12:13 BGSU EV Rich Meloche/1 Jon Sitko Ryan Barnett 11 2nd 15:25 BGSU PP Jonathan Matsumoto/3 James Unger Alex Foster 12 3rd 05:21 BGSU PP Mike Falk/1 Brett Pilkington Don Morrison 13 3rd 09:26 BC EV Adams, Joe Gannon, Pat Orpik, Andrew 14 3rd 12:47 BC EV Gerbe, Nathan Motherwell, Bret Collins, Chris 15 3rd 13:59 BC EV Rooney, Joe - TEAM SUMMARY ## #4 Boston College Tot +/- 4 *Brennan, Mike Filangieri, Tim Kunes, Tim Harrold, Peter *Motherwell, Brett Gerbe, Nathan Boyle, Brian Adams, Joe *Collins, Chris Gannon, Pat *Greene, Matt *Gionta, Stephen Rooney, Joe Kucharski, Kyle Bradford, Brock Ferriero, Benn Bertram, Dan O Hanley, Brian Orpik, Andrew TM TEAM Reasoner, Adam DNP Totals ## Bowling Green Tot +/- 2 Michael Hodgson *Don Morrison Jeremy Bronson *Bryan Dobek James Unger Kevin Schmidt Jonathan Matsumoto *Ryan Barnett *Rich Meloche Mike Falk Jon Erickson Brett Pilkington Derek Whitmore Brandon Svendsen Jon Sitko *Mike Nesdill Alex Foster John Mazzei Bob Frazee DNP Totals GOALTENDERS Goals by Period BC BGSU Shots by Period BC BGSU Power Play G-Att (Shots) Prd BC BGSU 1st 1-3 (2) 2-4 (10) 2nd 1-4 (0) 2-4 (6) 3rd 0-2 (0) 1-4 (2) Total 2-9 (12) 5-12 (16) Penalties/Minutes by Prd Prd BC BGSU 1st 7/14 4/8 2nd 4/8 4/8 3rd 4/8 2/4 Total 15/30 10/20 Three stars: 1. None 2. None 3. None #4 Boston College Dec MIN GA EN Svs 1 Schneider, Cory... W 46: Bowling Green Dec MIN GA EN Svs 37 Jimmy Spratt... 27: Jon Horrell... L 19:22 4 Officials: Referee:Brian Aaron Linesman:Ken Landis Linesman:Keith Sergott

8 GAME 3 -- BGSU (2), OHIO STATE (7) OSU (2-1-0, CCHA) vs. Bowling Green (0-3-0, CCHA) Date: Oct 20, 2005 Location: Bowling Green Ohio Arena: BG Ice Arena Attendance:2711 Start time:7:05pm # Prd Time Team Typ Scored By Assists 1 1st 03:14 OSU PP Sean Collins/1 Domenic Maiani/1 Mathieu Beaudoin/1 2 1st 11:41 OSU SH Tom Fritsche/1-3 1st 12:52 OSU EV Rod Pelley/2 Tyson Strachan/1 4 2nd 02:05 BGSU PP James Unger/1 Alex Foster/4 Jonathan Matsumo/2 5 2nd 08:25 OSU EV Jason DeSantis/1 Tom Fritsche/3 Domenic Maiani/2 6 2nd 13:20 OSU PP Tom Fritsche/2 Matt McIlvane/1 Rod Pelley/3 7 2nd 17:17 BGSU PP Jonathan Matsumoto/4 Rich Meloche/1 8 3rd 05:42 OSU EV Dave Barton/1 Andrew Schembri/3 9 3rd 18:18 OSU EV Andrew Schembri/1 Bryce Anderson/1 TEAM SUMMARY ## OSU Tot +/- 2 *Nate Guenin *Sean Collins Kyle Hood Tom Fritsche *Andrew Schembri Dan Knapp Bryce Anderson *Kenny Bernard Matt Waddell Matt McIlvane John Dingle *Rod Pelley Dave Barton Jason DeSantis Sam Campbell Domenic Maiani Tyson Strachan Mathieu Beaudoin Johann Kroll Ian Keserich DNP Totals ## Bowling Green Tot +/- 2 Michael Hodgson *Don Morrison Jeremy Bronson Bryan Dobek James Unger Kevin Schmidt *Jonathan Matsumoto Ryan Barnett Rich Meloche *Mike Falk Brett Pilkington Derek Whitmore Ben Geelan Brandon Svendsen *Jon Sitko Mike Nesdill *Alex Foster John Mazzei Bob Frazee DNP 34 Jon Horrell DNP Totals Goals by Period OSU BGSU Shots by Period OSU BGSU GOALTENDERS OSU Dec MIN GA EN Svs 1 Dave Caruso... 60: Bowling Green Dec MIN GA EN Svs 37 Jimmy Spratt... 60: Power Play G-Att (Shots) Prd OSU BGSU 1st 1-4 (4) 0-3 (1) 2nd 1-2 (2) 2-4 (7) 3rd 0-0 (0) 0-1 (3) Total 2-6 (6) 2-8 (11) Penalties/Minutes by Prd Prd OSU BGSU 1st 3/6 4/8 2nd 4/8 2/4 3rd 2/15 1/2 Total 9/29 7/14 Three stars: 1. Tom Fritsche 2. Rod Pelley 3. Jonathan Matsumoto Officials: Referee:Steve Piotrowski Linesman:Keith Sergott Linesman:Brian Hill GAME 4 -- BGSU (2), OHIO STATE (2) Bowling Green (0-3-1, CCHA) vs. OSU (2-1-1, CCHA) Date: Oct 21, 2005 Location: Columbus, Ohio Arena: Value City Arena Attendance:4655 Start time:7:05 pm # Prd Time Team Typ Scored By Assists 1 1st 02:26 OSU PP Kyle Hood/2 Tom Fritsche/4 Andrew Schembri/4 2 1st 03:27 BGSU EV Alex Foster/1 Jonathan Matsumo/3 3 1st 17:38 BGSU EV Mike Falk/2 Jonathan Matsumo/4 Alex Foster/5 4 3rd 04:03 OSU EV John Dingle/1 Domenic Maiani/3 Tom Fritsche/5 TEAM SUMMARY ## Bowling Green Tot +/- 2 *Michael Hodgson Don Morrison Jeremy Bronson Russ Sinkewich Bryan Dobek James Unger Kevin Schmidt *Jonathan Matsumoto Ryan Barnett Rich Meloche *Mike Falk Jon Ralph Jon Erickson Brett Pilkington Brandon Svendsen *Mike Nesdill *Alex Foster John Mazzei Bob Frazee DNP 37 Jimmy Spratt DNP Totals ## OSU Tot +/- 2 *Nate Guenin *Sean Collins Kyle Hood Tom Fritsche *Andrew Schembri Bryce Anderson *Kenny Bernard Matt Waddell Matt McIlvane John Dingle *Rod Pelley Dave Barton Jason DeSantis Sam Campbell Domenic Maiani Tyson Strachan Mathieu Beaudoin Johann Kroll Phil Lauderdale DNP 37 Ian Keserich DNP Totals GOALTENDERS Bowling Green Dec MIN GA EN OT Svs 34 Jon Horrell... T 65: OSU Dec MIN GA EN OT Svs 1 Dave Caruso... T 65:00 2 OT (0) (2) Total 0-7 (6) 1-8 (18) Goals by Period Team OT Tot BGSU OSU Shots by Period Team OT Tot BGSU OSU Power Play G-Att (Shots) Prd BGSU OSU 1st 0-1 (2) 1-2 (11) 2nd 0-4 (3) 0-4 (4) 3rd 0-2 (1) 0-1 (1) Penalties/Minutes by Prd Prd BGSU OSU 1st 4/8 1/2 2nd 4/8 6/12 3rd 3/17 2/15 OT 0/0 0/0 Total 11/33 9/29 Three stars: 1. Jon Horrell 2. Tom Fritsche 3. Jonathan Matsumoto Officials: Referee:Steve Piotrowski Linesman:Brian Wisner Linesman:Raymond King