St. Lawrence vs. #1 Quinnipiac & Princeton Feb. 12-13, 2016 Zeebs du jour: Friday: Referees: R Tory Carissimo, Cameron Lynch; Lines: Jason Shattie, Jason Williams Saturday: Referees: Tory Carissimo, Kevin Graber; Lines: Luke Salogar, Adam Wood CONTINUE THE CLIMB: The Saints will be out to continue their climb in the ECAC Hockey standings when they host number one Quinnipiac and Princeton in the penultimate home series of the season Friday and Saturday nights. The Saints are 3-0-1 in their last four and 4-1-1 in the last six to climb into a three-way tie for fourth in the ECAC standings with Dartmouth and Rensselaer. That trio stands just three points behind Harvard and Yale, currently tied for second with 21 points while Quinnipiac leads the league with 28 points and could clinch a bye with the proper combination of results this weekend. Quinnipiac comes into Friday s game at Appleton in its fourth straight week atop the USCHO national poll and fifth straight week as number one in the USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine poll. The next highest ranked team to play the Saints in Appleton Arena since the mid 1990s was Boston College, which came in ranked third in the 1997-98 season. The last time a number one ranked team played in Appleton Arena it was the Saints who were number one and Harvard was two...a game won by Harvard in January of 1989. The Saints will follow the meeting with Quinnipiac with a game against an improving Princeton squad which will be looking for its first win at Appleton since 2010-11. THREE POINT ROAD WEEKEND: Kyle Hayton recorded his third shutout of the season and moved to within one of the career record of nine set by Bill Sloan in the 1950s with a 34-save shutout of Rensselaer on Friday night. The game was scoreless for the first 54 minutes until Tommy Thompson took a pass from Mike Marnell and scored the eventual game winner with 5:07 to go in regulation. Christian Horn fed Thompson on a nearly identical play 2:51 later to make it 2-0 and Jacob Pritchard added an empty net goal. Pritchard had two goals on Saturday, earning ECAC Rookie of the Week honors, and the Saints came from behind to grab a 3-3 tie at Union, snapping a six-game losing streak in Schenectady. Pritchard and fellow rookie Michael Laidley scored first period goals to give the Saints a 2-1 lead, Union tied it with the only goal of the second and went ahead 4:35 into the third, but Pritchard s second of the night tied it at 13:13 of the third and it stayed that way through overtime as Hayton again had 34 saves, four of them in the extra period. It was the second three point league weekend of the year for the Saints, both coming on the road...princeton-quinnipiac was the other. COACH GREG CARVEL: Greg Carvel is in his fourth season as Saint head coach after posting one of the best records for a first-year coach in program history in his rookie season and earning the Tim Taylor Award as ECAC Coach of the Year last season. The Saints 18-16-4 mark in 2012-13 is the best for a first-year Saint coach since George Menard went 18-5-0 in his first season, 1955-56. Carvel had his first 20-win season and trip to the ECAC semifinals last year, going 20-14-3. Carvel was named the second Charles W. Appleton II Head Men s Hockey Coach in the spring of 2012. A 1993 graduate of St. Lawrence and a former Saint hockey captain, he joined the staff as an assistant coach in the fall of 2011. He is the 13th head coach in program history. Carvel came to the Saints after a 15-year professional hockey coaching career that included assisting coach duties with the Ottawa Senators and Anaheim Ducks of the National Hockey League, helping both teams reach the Stanley Cup finals. He began his professional career as director of hockey operations for the Lowell Lock Monsters of the American Hockey League and joined Anaheim as scouting coordinator in 1999. He added video coaching duties to his title in Anaheim in 2002 and was promoted to assistant coach in 2003. He joined the Senators in 2004. The winner of the ECAC s Best Defensive Forward Award as a senior at St. Lawrence, Carvel graduated with a bachelor s degree in political science and mathematics. He was an Academic All America and a three-time winner of the Brian McFarlane Award for academic and athletic accomplishments. Saints Hockey 2015-16 14-11-3, (8-6-6 ECAC) Oct. 3 CARLETON (exh) W, 5-3 Oct. 9 NIAGARA W, 5-2 Oct. 10 R.I.T. W, 5-1 Oct. 16 at New Hampshire W, 3-2OT Oct. 17 at Merrimack L, 3-1 Oct. 23 MIAMI L, 1-0 Oct. 24 MIAMI W, 5-3 Oct. 29 at Penn State T, 1-1 Oct. 30 at Penn State W, 4-2 Nov. 6 UNION* W, 6-3 Nov. 7 RPI* L, 4-3 OT Nov. 13 CLARKSON* W, 3-0 Nov. 20 at Princeton* W, 5-1 Nov. 21 at Quinnipiac* T, 0-0 Dec. 4 at Cornell* L, 2-1 Dec. 5 at Colgate* W 6-3 Dec. 11 at Vermont L, 4-0 Dec. 12 VERMONT W, 4-1 Jan. 8 NORTHEASTERN L, 3-0 Jan. 9 NORTHEASTERN L, 4-2 Jan. 12 at Clarkson* L, 3-1 Jan. 15 at Harvard* L, 3-2 Jan. 16 at Dartmouth* L, 4-2 Jan. 22 BROWN* W 6-2 Jan. 23 YALE* L, 3-2 Jan. 29 COLGATE* (TV) W, 3-2 Jan. 30 CORNELL* W, 2-1 OT Feb. 5 at RPI* W, 3-0 Feb. 6 at Union* T, 3-3 Feb. 12 QUINNIPIAC* 7:00 Feb. 13 PRINCETON* 7:00 Feb. 19 at Yale* 7:00 Feb. 20 at Brown* 7:00 Feb. 26 DARTMOUTH* 7:00 Feb. 27 HARVARD* 7:00 Mar. 3-6 ECAC 1st round 7:00 Mar. 11-13 ECAC Quarters 7:00 Mar. 18-19 ECAC finals TBA Mar. 25-27 NCAA Regionals TBA Apr. 7 NCAA Semifinals TBA Apr. 9 NCAA Final 7:30
The Tale of the Tape St. Lawrence Quinnipiac Princeton Record 14-11-3/8-6-2 21-1-6/12-0-4 5-16-2/3-11-2 Offense 2.86/3.06 3.82/3.88 2.13/2.06 Defense 2.21/2.12 1.79/1.81 3.13/3.12 Power Play: 12.3/12.3 28.6/27.7 11.9/10.2 Penalty Kill 84.5/81.4 90.7/89.1 79.7/81.8 Special Teams Net -4/-4 +26/+13-8/-4 Penalty Minutes 10.4/9.1 11.6/13.5 6.5/6.0 THE SAINT STAFF: Head Coach Greg Carvel is joined by Associate Head Coach Mike Hurlbut 89, a former All America defenseman who was part of two ECAC Championship teams at SLU and had a 14-year professional playing career and assistant coach Jared DeMichiel, who is in his first season with the Saints after assisting at Nazareth last season. DeMichiel was an outstanding goaltender for RIT, leading that team to the Frozen Four as a senior. Scott Dexter, an All America at Canton College and a graduate of Hamilton is volunteer assistant coach. Aisha Visram, a 2007 graduate of the University of Guelph, is in her third season as athletic trainer for the Saint men s hockey team. Mike Elberty, a 1979 St. Lawrence graduate, is the Stradling Men s Ice Hockey Strength and Conditioning coach and Ryan Durocher is the video coach for the 2015-16 Saints. Wally Johnson is the sports information director and is in his 41st year with the Saint program. He also handles color duties on the Saint radio broadcasts. Dr. Mark Randall 82, a former Saint player, is the team s consulting clinical sport psychologist. THE BREAKDOWN: The 2015-16 Saint roster includes seven seniors, seven juniors, eight sophomores and five freshmen. The Saints lost two of their top four scorers, among four graduates and a backup goaltender did not return. Of the 20 returnees, four played in all 37 games last year, and four in 36. THE SAINT CAPTAINS: Senior Brian Ward, an assistant captain last season, takes over as the Saint captain for the 2015-16 season and is the Saints leading returning scorer. Ward had nine goals and 17 assists in 37 games for the Saints last season, his second on the squad after transfering from Dartmouth College. He has not missed a game in his two seasons in a Saint uniform and has 17 goals and 26 assists for 43 points in 75 games heading into the current season. Senior Tommy Thompson, who has played in 104 games with 17 goals and 19 assists is one of three assistant captains. Second-team All ECAC defenseman Eric Sweetman, a junior who led all Saint defenders in scoring with five goals and 15 assists and junior wing Alexander Dahl, who had five goals and two assists in 29 games for the Saints last season are the other two assistant captains. The Record When... Overall Record: 14-11-3 At Home: 9-5-0 On the Road: 5-6-3 Neutral: 0-0-0 League: 8-6-2 League Home: 5-2-0 League Away: 3-4-2 Non-League: 6-5-1 Non League Home: 4-3-0 Non-League Away 2-2-1 Non-League Neutral: 0-0-0 Leading After One: 9-2-1 Trailing After One: 1-4-0 Tied After One: 3-4-2 Leading After Two: 10-1-1 Trailing After Two: 1-8-0 Tied After Two: 3-2-2 In Overtime: 2-1-3 Scoring First: 12-3-1 Opp. Scores First: 2-8-2 Outshooting Opp.: 7-3-1 Opp. Outshoots SLU: 6-8-2 Shots Are Even: 1-0-0 Scoring 3 or More: 13-1-1 Scoring 2 or Less: 1-10-2 Scoring on the PP: 7-2-2 Allowing a PP Goal: 8-3-1 In October: 5-2-1 In November: 3-1-1 In December: 2-2-0 In January: 3-6-0 In Feburary: 1-0-1 In March: 0-0-0 On Tuesday: 0-1-0 On Thursday: 0-0-1 On Friday: 9-5-0 On Saturday: 5-5-2 THE SERIES: Quinnipiac: The Saints and Bobcats will play for the 25th time on Friday night with the Saints leading the overall series 12-9-3 after the two teams skated to a 0-0 tie earlier this season in Hamden. That scoreless tie was the first in SLU program history. The Saints are 6-5-1 in games played at Appleton Arena. The last time the two teams met when Quinnipiac was ranked number one nationally, the Saints edged the Bobcats 2-1 in Hamden in February of 2013. Princeton: The Saints won the earlier meeting between the two teams 5-1 in Princeton and now have a 11-game unbeaten streak against the Tigers (9-0-2) The Saints have won two straight at Appleton, both by shutout. SLU leads the series 67-17-7 and is 31-6-3 in games played in Canton.
SAINTS IN THE PROS: Brandon Bollig (Calgary Flames) and Mike McKenna (Arizona Coyotes) were the only Saints playing in the NHL last season with a number of players playing in the AHL, ECHL or other professional leagues. Rich Peverley recently retired as a player in Dallas after being sidelined by an irregular heartbeat. McKenna spent most of his season in Portland last year while Bollig played in 62 games for Calgary after two seasons with the Chicago Blackhawks. A host of former players hold significant positions in the NHL. Former goaltender Jacques Martin was the head coach of the Montreal Canadiens and is special assistant to the head coach at Pittsburgh. Ex-defenseman Randy Sexton, former GM at Ottawa and Florida, is now with Pittsburgh as director of scouting.. Bill Torrey, who has a long history of management success in the NHL, was in charge of the search for Martin s replacement as GM in Florida, is the Panthers Alternate Governor and is a member of the NHL Hall of Fame. Former Saint captain and Pittsburgh GM Ray Shero is now GM at New Jersey where long-time scout Paul Castron, a teammate of Shero s is now director of Amateur Scouting. Dan LaPerriere is a pro scout for the Colorado Avalanche, Mike Barnett is senior advisor to the president and general manager of the New York Rangers and is a former Pheonix Coyotes GM, Mark Leach is a scout for the Detroit Red Wings, and Mark Bonneau is a vice president with the Ottawa Senators. Teddy Dent is the coach of the Chicago s top minor league club in Rockford while former defenseman Matt Macdonald took over as head coach of the Cincinnati Cyclones last season. Former Saint player Jamie Baker, who had a 10- year NHL career, is the color commentator and SLU graduate Dan Rousanowsky is the play-by-play announcer for the San Jose Sharks. Mike Keenan became the first coach to win the Stanley Cup and the Kontinental Hockey League championship when he won the Gagarin Cup with the Metallurg Magnitorgosk team in Russia in 2013-14. Peverley became the first Saint to have his name engraved on the Stanley Cup as a playing member of the championship team when the Bruins won the cup in June 2011. Bollig joined him (along with Dent) in 2012-13 when the Blackhawks won the cup. IN THE AHL AND ECHL; Three former Saints are active in the American Hockey League and three others are currently on rosters in the ECHL. Greg Carey is playing for the Springfield Falcons, his brother Matt is with the Iowa Wilad and Mike McKenna is goaltender for the Portland Pirates in the AHL while Kyle Flanagan and Gunnar Hughes are teammates with Adirondak and Zach Miskovic is playing for the Indy Fuel in the ECHL. PLAYER NOTES 2 Eric Sweetman Jr. Defenseman Assistant Captain 5-11 175 Woodbine, MD Youngstown (USHL): Eric scored seven goals and had 11 assists for 18 points from the blue line in 63 games for the Youngstown Phantoms. He was plus-three for the season and had five special teams goals, three on the power play and two shorthanded. In two seasons at Youngstown he scored 11 goals and had 19 assists in 123 games. He attended Ursuline High School and played lacrosse, helping his team to a state championship. He is the son of Mike and Linda Sweetman. 2013-14: Made his collegiate debut in game one against Maine and assisted on Patrick Doherty s game winning goal for his first collegiate point. Scored his first collegiate goal on the power play in game two at Ferris State. He had his first career multi-point game with assists on two of the three goals at Harvard and added an assist at Dartmouth. He finished his rookie season with three goals and 12 assists for 15 points and played in all 38 games. His first career playoff goal was the game winner in overtime in game one of the Brown series and he assisted on two other game-deciding goals. 2014-15: Was a second-team All ECAC selection. Fourth overall and tops among defensemen in scoring with five goals and 15 assists. Had a two-goal game at RPI and a career high three assist night in a home win over Brown. Scored his fifth of the year in the ECAC semifinals against Colgate. Had five multi-point games, best among Saint blueliners. Finished the year plus-21 to lead the team in plus-minus and was second in blocked shots. He was tied fof fifth overall among all ECAC defensemen in scoring. 2015-16: Had a goal and two assists on the opening weekend, assisting on two against Niagara and scoring the third Saint goal against RIT. He had an assist in each game at Penn State. He scored seven points in a six game stretch starting with the Penn State series. He snapped a streak of 11 games without a point with two assists against Yale. His blocked shot in the Colgate game sent Sean McGovern on his way to a breakaway empty netter. Tied for second on the team in plus/minus at plsu-10 and leads in blocked shots with 56. Career vs. Quinnipiac: 5 gm. 0-1-1; vs. Princeton: 5 gm.; 0-1-1 28 3 10 13 12/35 0 0 0 103 11 37 48 44/118 3 0 2 3 Ben Masella Jr. Defenseman 6-1 215 Montreal, QC Chilliwack (BCHL): Ben Masella joined the Saints from the Chiliwack Chiefs of the BCHL where he scored three goals and had eight assists for 11 points in 54 games. The team went 33-21-1 and allowed less than three goals per game in 2012-13. The son of Beny and Janet Masella, he attended Deerfield Academy and played hockey for the team which won the Deerfield Academy Cup. 2013-14: Made his collegiate debut in game one against Maine and had an assist. Played in 12 games as a rookie. 2014-15: Scored his first collegiate goal as part of a two goal, one assist night in his first game of the year at Niagara. 2015-16: Earned his first point of the season as he assisted on the game winner against Niagara. Had two blocked shots in the RIT game. Set up the game winner against Clarkson and had two assists in the Princeton game. Scored his first goal of the season in game two against Northeastern. Assisted on the first Saint goal against Colgate. Career vs Quinnipiac: 2 gm. 0-0-0; vs. Princeton: 2 gm. 0-2-2 26 1 7 8 4/8 0 0 0 53 3 12 15 13/26 0 0 0
4 Mike Graham Jr. Defenseman 5-11 185 Toronto, ON Kent School: A defenseman who was MVP of the Kent team as a senior, Mike Graham was first team All New England for a team which finished as runner-up in the New England prep league. He scored five goals and had 14 assists. The son of Mike and Cathy Graham, he also played golf at Kent. 2013-14 Mike made his first collegiate appearance in game two of the Maine series. He scored his first collegiate goal against Union and it was the game winner as the Saints were the last team to beat the Dutchmen prior to their run to the national title. He played in 18 games as a rookie, missing several due to injury. 2014-15: Scored his lone goal of the year in a 5-4 win over Miami. Had three assists in 23 appearances. 2015-16: Made his 2015-16 debut at UNH and has played in each of the lastfive. Earned his first point of the year with an assist against Union. Had an assist at Princeton. Was injured blocking a shot at Cornell and missed the next three games. Sustained another injury against Clarkson in game two of the rivalry series and is out indefinitely. Career vs. Quinnipiac: 2 gm. 0-0-0; vs. Princeton: 3 gm. 0-1-1 12 0 2 2 2/4 0 0 0 48 2 5 7 12/24 0 0 1 7 Gavin Bayreuther Jr. Defenseman 6-1 195 Canaan, NH Fargo (USHL): A defenseman who was named to the USHL All Rookie team while playing for the Fargo Force, Gavin Bayreuther scored nine goals and had 24 assists while helping his team to the Western Conference championship. He earned All New England first team honors in both hockey and lacrosse while playing for the Holderness School in 2012 and also played soccer for Holderness. He is the son of John and Jessica Bayreuther. 2013-14: The ECAC Co-Rookie of the Year and a second-team All ECAC defenseman, Gavin was one of the outstanding young defensemen in the nation in his rookie season. He was third in the country in scoring by defensemen with nine goals and 27 assists, and the top-scoring rookie defenseman and fifth overall among all rookies. He had six power play goals among his nine for the season and assisted on three game winning goals. 2014-15: Selected as a pre-season ECAC All Star and is the only sophomore among that group...one of two sophomores selected as one of college hockey s impact defensemen for 2014-15. Was the second leading scorer among Saint blue lines with six goals and 11 assists for 17 points and scored four game winning goals. Tied for fifth among ECAC players and was the top defenseman in game-winners He had 29 blocked shots and was plus-eight for the season. Seventh in overall scoring among ECAC defensemen. Scored the game-tying extra attacker goal against Colgate in the ECAC semifinals to force overtime. 2015-16: Had a goal and an assist in the RIT game, scoring his fifth career game-winner. Scored his second of the year to open the scoring at UNH. Took over the Saint scoring lead with a goal and three assists in the Union-RPI series. Leads the Saints and is second among ECAC defensemen in scoring with six goals and seven assists. Scored his second game-winner of the year and sixth of his career against Clarkson. Scored a goal in each game at Cornell and Colgate...the Colgate goal from the faceoff dot in his own end and into the empty net. He shares the Saint scoring lead with 17 points and is ninth on the Saint all-time scoring list for defensemen with 73 career points. He scored the tying goal and set up the overtime winner against Cornell. Had three assists in the RPI-Union road set and has a goal and four assists in his last three starts. Tied for the lead in scoring among all ECAC defensemen. Career vs. Quinnipiac: 5 gm. 1-0-1; vs. Princeton: 5 gm. 2-6-8 28 7 13 20 10/20 1 0 2 103 22 51 73 27/62 10 0 6 8 Nolan Gluchowski So Defenseman 6-0 196 Wixom, MI Sioux Falls (USHL): Nolan scored three goals and had 22 assists in 58 games for Sioux Falls last season. He was a member of the state championship team at Detroit Catholic Central and a first-team All State selection in 2012 and a second team choice in 2011. He also played baseball. He is the son of Paul and Jill Gluchowski. 2014-15: Named to the ECAC All Rookie Team and was eighth overall among defensemen in scoring with four goals and 12 assists for 16 points. Scored his first collegiate point with an assist in game one at RIT and scored his first collegiate goal at Niagara in game two. Missed the next eight with an injury, but did not miss a start the rest of the way. Had two assists in game two of the ECAC series with RPI for his first post-season points. 2015-16: Went plus-four on opening weekend and earned his first point of the year with an assist against Had an assist in each game in the Union-RPI set. Had a three-game scoring streak snapped at Princeton. Scored his first two goals of the year in the first period at Colgate, his first career multi-goal game. Had two goals in the win over Brown as part of a four-point weekend. Leads team in plus-minus at plus-12 and second in blocked shots with 32. Career vs. Quinnipiac: 3 gm. 0-0-0; vs. Princeton: 3 gm. 0-0-0 28 4 8 12 17/45 0 0 0 55 8 19 27 30/82 2 0 0
9 Alex Hagen Sr Forward 5-11 185 Bronxvville, NY Surrey (BCHL): The first second generation Saint player since Andre Dalbec, who played in the 1984-85 and 1985-86 seasons, Alex is the son of former Saint forward Kevin Hagen 82 and his wife Caroline. Kevin was a three-year regular for the Saints. Alex scored 43 points in 57 games for the Surrey Eagles in the British Columbia Hockey League prior to joining the Saints The MVP at Choate-Rosemary Hall in 2009, he had 20 goals and 23 assists for Surrey. 2012-13: Made his collegiate debut at Western Michigan...he scored his first collegiate point with an assist at Northeastern...he was injured in the Colgate game returned to action against Vermont. He played in 34 of 38 as a rookie. 2013-14: Alex was named the Saints Most Improved Player for 2013-14 after scoring four goals and assisting on five in 32 games as a sophomore. He scored his first collegiate goal in game two of the Northeastern series and had his first multi-point game with a goal and an assist. Recorded his first collegiate post-season point with an assist on the game winner in game two of the Brown series. 2014-15: Played in 18 games including all three playoff games. Had an assist in each of the RPI quarterfinal games. Had a goal and an assist in game two at Niagara.2015-16: Opened the scoring against RIT with his sixth career goal and earned his first assist of the year at UNH. Had a goal and an assist in game two of the Penn State series. Scored his third of the year to ignite a four-goal second against Union. Had a power play goal in each game against Brown and Yale at home and has established career highs for goals and points. Career vs. Quinnipiac: 6 gm. 0-0-0; vs. Princeton: 7 gm. 1-1-2 28 6 6 12 5/10 3 0 0 110 11 15 26 11/22 5 0 0 10 Ryan Lough So. Forward 6-0 185 Manotick, ON Green Bay (USHL): The Green Bay Gamblers team MVP in 2014, Ryan scored 19 goals and had 23 assists in 60 games last season. He had 11 special teams points inlcuding five short handed goals and six game-winners. Prior to playing for Green Bay, he was a member of the BCHL Island Division Champion Alberni Valley Bulldogs and earned that team s Bob Fenton Trophy for sportsmanship. He also played rugby and baseball and Athol Murray College of Notre Dame and earned the Chancellor Frederick W. Hill Scholarship and was a Dean s honor roll member for grades 9-12. He is the son of Steve and Gigi Lough. 2014-15: Scored his first collegiate point with an assist at Niagara. His first collegiate goal came in the 5-4 win at Miami. Had three goals and five assists in 36 games with two multi-point games. 2015-16: Scored the game winner against Niagara and assisted on the Saints fourth goal against RIT. Had an assist at UNH to run his scoring streak to three games. Earned his third assist of the year against Union. Scored his second of the season at Princeton and had an assist in each of the games at Cornell and Colgate. Assisted on the lone Saint goal at Clarkson. Returned to action against Colgate and Cornell after sustaining a injury in the Clarkson game. Career vs Quinnipiac: 3 gm. 0-1-1; vs. Princeton: 2 gm. 1-0-1 23 2 7 9 3/6 0 0 0 61 5 13 18 9/18 0 0 0 11 Ross McMullen Sr. Defenseman 6-4 205 Las Vegas, NV Camrose (AJHL): An outstanding defenseman for the Camrose Kodiaks in junior hockey, Ross scored three goals and had seven assists in 20 games. He was a high honors graduate at Advanced Technology Academy and played for the Boston Junior Bruins on an Empire JHL championship team prior to his season with Camrose. The son of Brian and Lynn McMullan, he intends to major in economics and Spanish. He is the first player in program history from Las Vegas. 2012-13:Made his collegiate debut in game two of the Western Michigan series and played in 14 games as a rookie. 2013-14: Made his first appearance of the season in game two at RIT and scored his first collegiate goal. He played in 11 games as a sophomore. 2014-15: Ross did not play in any games for the Saints as a junior. 2015-16: Made his initial appearance of the year at Merrimack and has played in five of ten, alternating in the lineup in each of the last two weekends. Earned his first point of the season with an assist in game two of the Miami series. Career vs. Quinnipiac: 1 gm. 0-0-0; vs. Princeton: 1 gm. 0-0-0 8 0 1 1 1/2 0 0 0 33 1 2 3 4/8 0 0 0
12 Sean McGovern Sr. Forward 5-11 180 Milton, ON Surrey (BCHL): A junior standout for the Surrey Eagles, Sean McGovern scored 19 goals and had 20 assists for 39 points in 59 games in his final junior season.. A graduate of Taft and the hockey team MVP in 2011, he also played lacrosse in prep school. The son of Kevin and Elaine McGovern he intends to major in economics. His father played collegiate hockey against the Saints at Concordia in Montreal. 2012-13:The Saint team Rookie of the Year, Sean played in all 38 games, recording eight assists in 2012-13. He scored his first career point in a 5-2 win at Northeastern and assisted on a pair of game-winning goals including the winner in the RIT game which was the 1000th win in program history. He also had an assist in a 2-1 win at nationally top-ranked Quinnipiac in February. 2013-14: Scored his first collegiate goal on a breakaway in the Cornell game. He played in 19 games as a sophomore and had a goal and an assist. 2014-15: Sean had his best year as a Saint in his junior season, scoring seven goals and assisting on seven others. He had a two-goal night in a win at Brown which started a three game streak in which he scored four of his seven goals. He had a career-best five game scoring streak. 2015-16: Set up the first two Saint goals of the season and picked up his third assist of the weekend on the first goal against RIT. Scored his first goal of the year in game two of the Miami series.had a shorthanded goal and an assist in game two at Penn State. Had a goal and an assist at Colgate for his third two-point night of the season. Scored his fourth of the year at Harvard. Scored an empty netter to clinch the Colgate win. Missed the Union game with an injury, but could be back this weekend. Career vs. Quinnipiac: 6 gm. 1-1-2; vs. Princeton: 6 gm. 0-0-0 27 5 8 13 4/8 0 1 0 117 13 24 37 16/40 1 2 0 13 Woody Hudson Jr. Forward 6-3 220 Greece, NY Chicago (USHL): Woody Hudson split his final junior season between the Indiana Ice and the Chicago Steel, finishing the year with 16 goals and 12 assists for 28 points in a combined 65 games. He had 14 goals and six assists and was captain of the Indiana Ice. The son of Woodruff and Wanda Hudson, he attended Milton Academy and was part of the 2011 New England Championship team. He also played football and lacrosse at Milton. 2013-14: Made his collegiate debut against Maine in game one and scored his first collegiate point with the primary assist on Brian Ward s goal. Scored his first collegiate goal in game two at Ferris State. He had his first multi-point game with two assists in game two of the Northeastern series. Scored his first ECAC goal in the first period at Yale. Scored the game winner in game two of the playoff series against Brown. Had six goals and five assists ins 37 games as a rookie. 2014-15:Woody scored six goals and assisted on six others in his sophomore season. He had a goal and an assist in game two at Niagara and had a two-goal night in a 6-3 win over Dartmouth at Appleton Arena. He picked up his first post-season assist in the RPI series. 2015-16:Scored his first of the season on a one-timer against RIT...picked up his first assist of the year in the RPI game and had an assist at Princeton. Snapped a six-game Saint power play scoreless streak with his second goal of the year at Colgate. Career vs. Quinnipiac: 5 gm. 0-0-0; vs. Princeton: 5 gm. 1-2-3 27 2 4 6 6/12 1 0 0 101 14 15 29 24/57 3 0 1 14 Alex Dahl Jr. Forward 6-0 180 Eau Claire, WI Youngstown (USHL) :The team captain for the Youngstown Phantoms Alex Dahl scored 11 goals and had 13 assists in 64 games in his second season in the USHL. A teammate of defenseman Eric Sweetman, they helped the team set a franchise record for wins with 37 in 2013. The son of Kirk and Cindy Dahl, he was a Kurt Hammer Award nominee and also played baseball and football in high school. 2013-14: The winner of the Kevin Dougherty Scholarship for the class of 2017, Alex had a strong rookie season for the Saints. Recorded his first collegiate point with an assist in the Colgate game. Scored his first collegiate goal in game one of the RIT series. He finished the year with two goals and eight assists in 33 appearances. 2014-15: Alex played in 29 games as a sophomore and scored five goals with two assists. He had two game winners...at Dartmouth and in game two of the quarterfinals against RPI. He also assisted on the game winner in a 2-1 win at Clarkson. He was the Saint Ronald C. Hoffmann Award winner as the outstanding male scholar-athlete in the freshman class and was also the Saint candidate for ECAC Scholar-Athlete of the Year. 2015-16: Saw his first action of the year at Cornell and Colgate after missing the first 13 with a injury sustained in the summer. Scored his first point of the year with an assist at Harvard and had a goal at Dartmouth. Missed two more weekends with an injury at Dartmouth, but returned to the lineup at RPI and Union. Career vs. Quinnipiac 4 gm. 0-1-1; vs. Princeton: 4 gm. 0-0-0 11 1 1 2 1/2 0 0 0 73 8 11 18 8/27 0 0 2
15 Matt Purmal So. Defenseman 6-3 205 Merrill, WI Green Bay (USHL): Matt was an assistant captain and the best defenseman award winner for the Green Bay Gamblers. He had two goals and two assists in 54 games for Green Bay and had prior junior hockey stints for Wichita Falls in the NAHL and Fort McMurray in the AJHL. He played football and ran track at Merrill High School and is the son of David and Kelly Purmal. 2014-15: Scored his first collegiate point with an assist at Brown and his first collegiate goal in a 3-0 win at Princeton. Finished his rookie season with four goals and two assists in 23 games and was plus-10 for the year. 2015-16: Had an assist each night on opening weekend. Third on the team with 12 blocked shots in nine starts. Missed the Princeton and Quinnipiac games due to injury, but returned to action the following week and had his third assist of the year at Colgate. Had an assist in each game in the Colgate-Cornell home series. Career vs. Quinnipiac: 1 gm. 1-0-1; vs. Princeton: 2 gm. 1-0-1 23 0 8 8 7/25 0 0 0 46 4 10 14 14/38 0 0 0 16 Michael Ederer Fr. Forward 5-11 180 Lancaster, NY Merritt (BCHL): Michael had 21 goals and 28 assists last season for the Merritt Centennials in the BCHL. He was named the Most Gentlemanly Player Award winner. He also had an outstanding prep career at the Nichols School, earning Most Improved Player honors as a freshman. He made the All Tournament Team at the Northwood Invitational. He also played baseball and earned the Coaches Award at Nichols. He is the son of Dave and Michelle Ederer. 2015-16: Made his collegiate debut against Niagara and played in both on opening weekend. Scored his first collegiate goal at Merrimack. Scored his second of the year and first ECAC goal against RPI. Career vs. Quinnipiac and Princeton: no appearances 17 2 0 2 1/2 0 0 0 17 2 0 2 1/2 0 0 0 17 Drew Smolcynski So. Forward 5-8 173 Hatfield, PA Chicago (USHL): A teammate of Woody Hudson on both the Chicago Steel and Indiana Ice, Drew Smolcynski combined for 20 goals and 25 assists between the two teams in his final year in the USHL. An asssitant captain for the Ice, he scored 15 goals and had 28 points in 44 games in Indianapolis. He had seven power play goals, three shorthanders and two game winners in 65 games. Drew played soccer and golf and earned rookie of the year honors in hockey at the Gunnery. The son of Andrew and Patricia Smolcynski, he was an honor roll student throughout high school. 2013-14: Had a spectacular collegiate debut, scoring two goals including the game-winner in a 3-2 comeback at Ferris State. Earned ECAC Rookie of the Week honors. He scored his third of the year and had his first collegiate assist in game one of the Northeastern series. Missed time with injury, but finished a solid rookie season with five goals and six assists for 11 points in 25 games. 2014-15: Drew got off to a great start to his sophomore season with a goal and 12 assists in 22 games, but was sidelined for the rest of the year by an injury sustained in a win at Harvard. He had a four point night, all on assissts, in a win at Niagara and started the year with a five game scoring streak. 2015-16: Played his first collegiate games since January 17 when he played in both opening weekend games. Had an assist in each game on the UNH-Merrimack trip. Scored his first career game winner in game two at Penn State. Had a three-game scoring streak with a goal in each of the three through the RPI game. Scored his second game-winner of the year to start a three goal third period at Colgate. Scored two in the home win over Colgate for his second career two-goal game. Career vs. RPI: 3 gm. 1-0-1; vs. Union: 3 gm. 2-1-3 28 6 10 16 6/12 1 0 3 75 12 28 40 12/22 2 0 3 18 Jacob Pritchard Fr. Forward 6-0 185 Macomb, MI Powell River (BCHL): Jacob scored 39 goals and had 37 assists for 76 points for the Powell River in the BCHL. He was the fifth leading scorer in the league and had 12 power play goals, three shorthanded and six game winners. He also had 16 power play assists. He was a member of the USHL Clark Cup Champions for Indiana in 2014. He attended Lutheran High School North in Macomb and played golf. He is the son of Larry and Debbie Pritchard. 2015-16: Played in both opening weekend games and generated seven shots on goal. Earned his first collegiate point with an assist on the second goal at UNH. Scored his first collegiate goal to open the scoring in game two of the Miami series. Scored his first ECAC goal against RPI. Earned his second assist of the season at Harvard. Had three assists in the Colgate-Cornell home series. Had a goal at RPI and two at Union and earned ECAC Rookie of the Week honors. Now has six points in last four and eight in last eight. Career vs. Quinnipiac: 1 gm. 0-0-0; vs. Princeton: 1 gm. 0-0-0 25 5 6 11 5/10 0 0 0 25 5 6 11 5/10 0 0 0 19 Mitch Eden So. Defenseman 5-10 185 Bracebridge, ON/Prince George (BCHL): Mitch Eden had nine goals and 32 assists in 55 games for the Prince George Spruce Kings in his second year with the club. He attended Bracebridge and Muskoka Lakes Secondary School and also played lacrosse. A honor roll student, he is the son of John and Debby Eden. 2014-15: Mitch played in 22 games for the Saints as a rookie and had a goal and two assists. He scored his first collegiate goal in a 2-0 win at Ferris State and it was the game winner. He scored his first post-season point with an assist in the semifinals against Colgate. 2015-16: Assisted on the game winning goal against RIT. Played both games on the wing against Brown and Yale. Career vs. Quinnipiac 2 gm. 0-0-0; vs. Princeton: 3 gm. 0-0-0 9 0 1 1 1/2 0 0 0 31 1 3 4 5/10 0 0 1
20 Joe Sullivan So. Forward 5-10 190 Las Vegas, NV/Indiana (USHL): Joe had six goals and 16 assists in 58 games for the Indiana Ice last season and was a member of the Clark Cup championship team, the Silver Stick Regional Champion team and was a member of the NAHL West Division Champions in the NAHL splitting the 2012-13 season between Aberdeen and Wenachee. He attended Central High School and was a National Honor Society member. He is the son of Michael and Marie Sullivan. 2014-15: Joe Sullivan scored six goals and assisted on five others in 36 games as a rookie and four of his six goals were game winners. He scored the winner at Brown, in a 2-1 win at Clarkson, in a romp over Union and unassisted against Dartmouth. 2015-16: Had three assists on opening weekend, two of them against Niagara including the primary assist on the game-winner. Also assisted on the game winner in game two of the Miami series. Had his first career two-goal game as part of a three point night against Union and scored his fifth career game winner. Scored his third of the year against Clarkson and his fourth at Princeton. Has scored goals in four straight games and in five of his last six to grab a share of the Saint scoring lead. Scored the overtime winner against Cornell for his sixth career game-winner. Injured in second period of RPI game, but should be back this weekend. Career vs. Quinnipiac: 3 gm. 0-0-0; vs. Princeton: 3 gm. 1-0-1 27 9 8 17 9/18 0 0 2 63 15 13 28 20/40 0 1 6 21 Tommy Thompson Sr. Forward 6-1 185 Londonderry, NH/New Hampshire (EJHL): Another product of the EJHL Champion New Hampshire Monarchs, Tommy Thompson had 18 goals and 22 assists for 40 points in 43 games. He scored three power play goals, two shorthanded and three game winners as the Monarchs went 38-4-2 to win the Northern Division and went on to win the playoff championship. He was Rookie of the Year in the AJHL in 2010. Tommy also played lacrosse for Londonderry High School. 2011-12: Tommy Thompson scored his first collegiate goal to open the scoring in the Michigan game. He scored the fifth Saint goal at Brown for his second of the year. He scored his third goal of the season and first post-season goal in game one of the Dartmouth series. 2012-13: Scored his first goal of the season in game two of the Alabama-Huntsville series. He finished his sophomore season with five goals and five assists in 31 games. 2013-14: Tommy sat out the 2013-14 season and will have two seasons of eligibility remaining. 2014-15: Tommy was the third leading scorer for the Saints as a junior with nine goals and 15 assists for 23 points. He was plus-17 on the season and had a shorthanded goal. He scored the game winner in a win at Brown and assisted on four other game-winners. He had five multi-point games including a two goal night in a 7-1 romp over Union. 2015-16: Scored a power play goal against Niagara and picked up his first assist of the season against RIT. Scored his second career game-winner against Miami. Snapped a five game scoreless streak with a pair of assists against Colgate including a helper on the game-winner. Scored his third of the year against Vermont and had the lone Saint goal in the game at Clarkson. Had a goal and two assists in the win over Brown. Assisted on the overtime game winner against Cornell. Scored his second game winner of the year as part of a two goal night at RPI. Career vs. Quinnipiac: 7 gm. 0-1-1; vs. Princeton: 7 gm. 0-2-2 28 7 9 16 8/16 2 0 2 132 24 28 52 39/94 2 1 3 22 Christian Horn Sr. Forward 5-11 177 Plymouth, MN/Sioux Falls (USHL) : Christian Horn played 50 games between the Tri-City Storm and Sioux Falls Stampede in the USHL last season and scored 23 goals with 24 assists for 47 points. He was on the roster at the University of Minnesota in 2012-13, but did not play in any games. He has two years of collegiate eligibility for the Saints. He was a member of the Minnesota state champion high school team at Benilde St. Margarets and is that school s second leading scorer and first all time in assists. He attended three national development camps in hockey. Also a standout in lacrosse, he led the team in scoring in three of his four seasons on the team and was first team All State, helping the team to two state titles. He received the Athletic Director s Award as the best male athlete. He is the son of Janice Steinhauser and Ron Horn. 2014-15: Made his first appearance in the Miami series and scored on his first shot as a Saint with a power play goal to open the scoring in game one. Assisted on the game winner at Yale. Had a goal in each game against Yale and Brown, scoring the tying goal on a power play with 1:13 left against Yale. His goal against Brown and Sean McGovern s pass to set it up was a NCAA Play of the Week. He scored the game-winner, his first of the year unassisted against RPI and had two assists in the Union game. Opened the scoring against Dartmouth with his sixth of the year. Scored his first career post season goal in game two against RPI. 2015-16: The only player to score more than one goal for the Saints on opening weekend, he had one each night. He figured in both third period goals against Niagara with an assist on Tommy Thompson s power play goal and then scoring his first of the year midway through the period. Scored the game-winner unassisted in overtime at UNH for his second career game-winning goal. Had an assist each night at Penn State. Had an assist on the game winner at Colgate. Scored the game winner against Brown as part of a two point night. Assisted on the first two goals at RPI Career vs. Quinnipiac: 3 gm. 0-0-0; vs. Princeton: 3 gm 1-1-2 25 4 9 13 2/4 0 0 2 56 11 15 26 9/18 2 0 2 23 Patrick Steinhauser Fr Forward 5-8 170 Plymouth, MN/Aberdeen (NAHL) : Patrick scored six goals and had six assists for 12 points for the Aberdeen Wings. He was captain, MVP, leading scorer and All Conference in high school for Benilde St. Margaret s. He also played soccer in high school and was a honor roll student. He is the son of Mike and Suzanne Steinhaus-
24 Brian Ward Sr. Forward 6-1 202 Haverhill, MA Tri-City (USHL) Captain: Brian Ward began his Saint career as a sophomore after starting his collegiate career at Dartmouth. He was unable to play for the Big Green due to injury and played for the Tri-City Storm of the USHL in 2012-13. He scored 22 goals and had 32 assists in 42 games and was plus-10 in the plus/ minus ratings for the Storm. He attended Governor s Academy where he also played lacrosse and football. He is the son of Robert and Mary Ward. 2013-14: Brian Ward had an impressive debut for the Saints, scoring a goal in each game including the game-winner in Saturday s 5-2 victory. over Maine. Had a point in each of the first four games and started his career with a three game goal streak. Set up the game winner with his second assist against Dartmouth. He finished the year with eight goals and nine assists for 17 points which included two power play goals. He had three points, all on assists, in the playoffs and scored in four of his last five. 2014-15: The leading scorer for the Saints, Brian had nine goals and 17 assists for 26 points in 37 games. Scored the Saints first empty netter of the year against Cornell at Appleton. Had a goal each night in the Dartmouth-Harvard series. He assisted on the game winner in overtime against Yale. He finished the regular season tied for seventh in league assists with 12. Scored his first career post-season goal in game two against RPI. 2015-16: Scored the first Saint goal of the season late in the first period against Niagara. Scored his second of the year at UNH. Had two assists in game two against Miami. Scored his third of the year at Penn State. Scored the game winner and had an assist at Princeton. Had a goal and an assist against Vermont including his first power play goal of the year. Scored his seventh of the season at Dartmouth. Had his second two assist night of the year in the home win over Colgate. Assisted on two goals at Union. Career vs. Quinnipiac: 5 gm. 1-0-1; vs. Princeton: 5 gm. 2-4-6 28 7 10 17 11/22 2 0 2 103 24 36 60 36/72 7 0 2 25 Mike Laidley Fr. Forward 5-10 170 Little Current, ON/Aurora (OJHL): Mike scored 10 goals and had 15 assists in 46 games for the Aurora Tigers a year ago and had a two season total of 33 goals and 26 assists at Aurora. He had 21 power play points and nine career game winners. He was a member of the Central Region Midget AAA Gold Medalist team in 2012 and President s Cup Winner for the CJHL with Team East in 2013. He was team captain of the Aurora Tigers last year and captain of Team Canada East at the World Jr. A Challenge in 2014. He was an Ontario Scholar Award winner throughout high school. He is the son of Shane and Beryl Laidley. 2015-16: Scored his first collegiate goal shorthanded aginast Niagara and his first collegiate assist was on the game winner against RIT and also assisted on the game winner against Clarkson. Had a goal and an assist at Princeton for his first collegiate multi-point game. Scored his third of the year at Union. Career vs. Quinnipiac: 1 gm. 0-0-0; vs. Princeton: 1 gm. 1-1-2 22 3 4 7 2/4 0 1 0 22 3 4 7 2/4 0 1 0 26 Mike Marnell So Forward 5-10 180 South Huntington, NY DesMoines (USHL): Mike played two seasons at Des Moines and had 14 goals and 10 assists in 44 games last year. He was a member of the national championship under 16 team and the Catholic State Champion St. Anthony s team in 2012, earning the high school Hobey Baker Award. He also played golf in high school and was a honor roll student. He is the son of Russ and Sue Marnell. 2014-15: Had a goal and an assist in his debut at RIT and also scored a goal at Niagara, the first Saint freshman to score goals in each of his first two games since Brock McBride in 2005-06. Mike earned ECAC Rookie of the Week honors for the Yale-Brown home series, scoring the overtime winner against Yale and adding a goal against Brown. Had a goal against RPI and assisted on the game winner against Union.. Earned his second ECAC Rookie of the Week award for the Harvard-Dartmouth series. Had his first career two-goal game and added an assist in the game two win over RPI. He was the leading rookie scorer for the Saints with 11 goals and six assists. 2015-16: Missed the first four due to injury and returned to the lineup against Miami. Scored two in game two of the Miami series. Had a goal each night at Penn State. Assisted on the game winner against Union. Had a four game scoring streak snapped by RPI. Had two assists at Princeton. Scored two against Vermont including his second career game winner. Injured against Clarkson, returned to action at RPI and set up the game winner as part of a two assist night.. Career vs. Quinnipiac: 2 gm. 0-0-0; vs. Princeton 2 gm. 0-2-2 18 6 6 12 3/6 2 0 1 50 17 12 29 8/16 4 0 2
27 Kyle Hayton So Goaltender 6-0 160 Denver, CO Sioux City (USHL): A member of two National U-18 championship teams and the NARCH Roller Hockey National Championship team, Kyle was a USHL All-Star team member in 2013. He had a 2.29 goals against average and a.932 save percentage for Sioux City. He attended Shattuck St. Mary s and played soccer and lacrosse, earning high academic honors. He is the son of Lewis and Kristen Hayton. 2014-15: Hayton had a record-setting season for the Saints in his rookie year, establishing Saint marks for goals against average (1.95), save percent age (.937) and shutouts (5). His Twitter acount was listed among the 59 Must Follows for College Hockey Fans on SBNCollege Hockey. He had a string of 12 straight two or less goals against average games snapped when Dartmouth scored three in the Canton meeting between the two teams. He had a 1.46 goals against average and a.952 save percentage at Appleton Arena. His 18 wins were the most for a Saint goalie in the regular season since Richie Broadbelt won 19 in 1962-63. He broke out a long awaited new mask with a St. Lawrence motif for the start of the playoffs and set the SLU record for shutouts in a season with his fifth in game one of the RPI series. He came back with 38 saves in game two to complete the sweep and register the most saves in a ECAC tournament game for a Saint since Matt Weninger s 48-save 2-1 win at Princeton in 2011. He had 16 30-or-more save games t with a high of 51 at Miami. He finished fifth nationally in goals against average, third in save percentage and was third in saves. 2015-16: Named a pre-season All America and to the watch list for the Mike Richter Award. Stopped 25 of 27 against Niagara and 19 of 20 against RIT for his 21st and 22nd career wins. Made a game-saving save in overtime in the win at UNH.Stopped 57 of 61 shots in the split with Miami. Got his first night off in game one of the Penn State series and made a season high 38 saves in game two for his 25th career win. Became the first SLU goalie to shut out Clarkson twice in a career with a 32-save night on Nov. 13. Named the NCAA hockey third star of the week after the Clarkson game. Was ECAC Goalie of the Week and American Sports Network Player of the Week after the Princeton-Quinnipiac weekend. The scoreless tie at Quinnipiac was his seventh career shutout. Matched his season best with 41 saves on 42 shots in the win over Vermont and had another 41 save night at Clarkson. His 33 save night against Yale was the eighth 30-or-more evening of the season. ECAC Goaltender of the Week for the third time after the Colgate-Cornell weekend in which he stopped 70 of 73 shots in a pair of wins. Recorded his third shutout of the year at RPI with the first of back-to-back 34-save nights. Career vs. Quinnipiac: 3 gm. 1.60,.946 0-2-1; vs. Princeton: 3 gm. 0.65,.978 2-0-1 Gm. GA Sv. GA Avg Sv. Pct. SO W-L-T Gm. GA Sv. GA Avg. Sv. Pct. SO W-L-T 25 49 737 1.95.938 4 14-9-3 61 120 1799 1.95.937 8 34-22-5 28 R.J. Gicewicz Fr. Defenseman 6-1 190 Orchard Park, NY: An outstanding defenseman for the Green Bay Gamblers in the USHL, RJ played for the gold medalist team USA in the Five Nations Tournament and also in the Ivan Hlinka Cup. He earned a CISAA Championship with the Nichols School were he was on the All Tournament teams at Northwood and St. Francis. He also played football and baseball at Nichols. He is the son of Rich and Julie Gicewicz. 2015-16: Made his collegiate debut in game two of the Northeastern series and recorded an assist. Earned his second assist of the year at Dartmouth. Career vs. Quinnipiac and Princeton: no appearances 8 0 2 2 1/2 0 0 0 8 0 2 2 1/2 0 0 0 29 Kyle MacDonald Sr. Goaltender 6-0 175 Hanover, MA Bay State (EJHL): The Boston Herald Goalie of the Year and a three-time Catholic Conference All Star while playing at Xaverian Brothers High School, Kyle MacDonald also played junior hockey for the Bay State Breakers in the EJHL. While he was limited to five games by injury in his final junior season, compiling a 2.59 goals against average and a.919 save percentage, he had a 2.63 goals against average, a.927 save percentage and went 10-7-1 in 20 games in 2010-11 for the Breakers. He led his high school team to three Super 8 appearances, the first in school history, was was captain of the Eastern Massachusetts champion baseball team as a senior. He is the son of Andy and Mary Beth MacDonald. 2012-13: Kyle MacDonald played in three games in a backup role as a rookie.he had a 4.45 goals against average in 40:13 of ice time and had a.769 save percentage. He made his debut in the second period against Vermont, allowing a goal on ten shots and also saw action in a game at RPI and against Yale in the quarterfinals. 2013-14. Came in in relief in game two of the RIT series and took the loss despite surrendering just one goal. Made his first career start against Vermont on Jan. 7 and stopped 30 of 34 shots. Appeared in four games with an 0-2 record and a 3.90 goals against average as a sophomore. 2014-15: Kyle did not see game action as a junior. Career vs. Quinnipiac: 1 gm. 7.00,.750, 0-0-0; vs. Princeton: no appearances Gm. GA Sv. GA Avg Sv. Pct. SO W-L-T Gm. GA Sv. GA Avg. Sv. Pct. SO W-L-T 0 0 0 xxx xxx 0 0-0-0 7 11 60 4.04.845 0 0-2-0 31 Arthur Brey Fr. Goaltender 6-0 165 Yorba Linda, CA: Arthur went 9-9 in 25 appearances with Sioux Falls and had two shutouts last season. He had a 2.48 goals against average with a.892 save percentage. He was 24-6 with Dubuque in the 2012-13 season and had a three-season total of 48 wins in the USHL and a career 2.55 goals against average. He had the 2013 lowest GAA in the USHL and was a Top Prospect selection. He is the son of Arthur and Andrea Brey 2015-16: Saw action in the third period of the exhibition game. Made 50 saves in his collegiate debut, a 2-2 tie at Penn State. Also stopped all three shots in the shootout. Made his second start of the year at Vermont and had 26 saves. Had 29 saves in his home debut, a 4-2 loss to Northeastern. Career vs. Quinnipiac and Princeton: no appearances Gm. GA Sv. GA Avg Sv. Pct. SO W-L-T Gm. GA Sv. GA Avg. Sv. Pct. SO W-L-T 3 10 105 3.24.913 0 0-2-1 3 10 105 3.24.913 0 0-2-1