2012-13 Hockey Media Guide

2012-13 Media Guide

1

Table Of ContentsTable of Contents ............................................................................................... 1Media Outlets/Directions .............................................................................. 2-3Bowling Green State University Traditions ........................................................ 4Falcons in the NHL ..................................................................................... 5-18

COACHING STAFF

Head Coach Chris Bergeron ..................................................................... 20-21Assistant Coaches ....................................................................................... 22-23Support Staff .............................................................................................. 24-25Student-Athlete Wellness ................................................................................ 26

SEASON PREVIEW

Coach Bergeron Q & A .............................................................................. 27-29

PLAYERS

Numerical Roster ..............................................................................................30Returners ..................................................................................................... 31-50Newcomers ................................................................................................. 51-53

OPPONENTS

2012-13 Opponents ................................................................................... 54-61

HISTORY

Year-by-Year Summary ................................................................................ 62-74Memorable Moments .................................................................................. 75-79Falcon Hall of Fame ..........................................................................................80NHL Draft Picks ..............................................................................................81All-Time Roster .......................................................................................... 82-86Hobey Baker History ........................................................................................87All-Americans ...................................................................................................88Olympians .........................................................................................................89League Award Winners/Tournament Honorees ......................................... 90-94Records ........................................................................................................ 95-99Overtimes ........................................................................................................100Year-by-Year Leaders .......................................................................................101Last Time ........................................................................................................102Fastest Goals ...................................................................................................103Penalty Shots ...................................................................................................104Top Offensive Games ......................................................................................105All Opponents Records ...................................................................................106Game by Game CCHA .......................................................................... 107-113Retired Numbers .............................................................................................114Coaches All-Time ................................................................................... 115-116Falcons’ Story ........................................................................................... 117-122BGSU Ice Arena ..................................................................................... 123-125

THE ADMINISTRATION

President - Dr. Mazey .....................................................................................126Asst. VP/Director of Athletics - Greg Christopher.........................................127

2011-12 STATISTICS

2010-11 Statistics .................................................................................... 128-133

CREDITS

The 2012-13 BGSU hockey media guide was produced by the BGSU Athletic Com-munications Office -- Jason Knavel, Director; Mike Cihon, Assistant Director; Dave Meyer, Assistant Director; John Enright, Intern; -- in cooperation with the BGSU hockey program.

Photography by Craig Bell and Brad Phalin, BGSU Office of Marketing and Com-munications; Todd Pavlack, Rachel Lewis and the BGSU Athletic Communications Department.

2

Media InformationMEDIA INFORMATION

PRESS BOX: The press box is located atop the east stands of the BGSU Ice Arena. A limited amount of space is available for the working media and credentials will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis. Arrangements for seating in the press box must be made through the Athletic Communications Office at least one week in advance of the game(s). The press entrance is located at the northeast corner of the arena.

CREDENTIALS: Individuals must have proper game credentials to enter the working area of the press box. This includes spouses and friends of working media. Under rules governed by the CCHA, players are not permitted in the press box at any time. NHL scouts must leave the press area once the game starts (unless special permission is granted). The use of abusive language is strictly prohibited in the press box as well as everywhere else in the building. As in all NCAA press boxes, cheering for either team is strictly prohibited and are grounds for dismissal from the working press box area.

SERVICES: Linecharts are available for scouts and media at the entrance to the pressbox. Shot charts will be issued to members of the media following each period. A final game summary packet will be distributed approximately 15 minutes after the conclusion of the game. Please seek BGSU Hockey SID, John Enright, for any assistance.

PARKING: Media members may park in the main lot located to the west of the arena or in the overflow areas located on Stadium Drive if space is available. The parking entrance to the main Ice Arena lot is located on Stadium Drive off Mercer Road (across from Warren Steller Baseball Field). The game credential also serves as a parking pass.

RADIO: Any radio station wishing to broadcast a game must contact the Athletic Communications Office at least two weeks in advance. The designated official station of the visiting team will be allowed to broadcast at no charge if there is a reciprocal agreement with the Falcons’ official station. A maximum of two seats will be reserved for each radio station unless special permission is granted (and if space is available). Access to areas outside of designated broadcasting areas must be requested in advance.

TELEVISION: Special arrangements must be made through the BGSU Athletic Department for stations wishing to broadcast from the Ice Arena. A maximum of four spaces will be reserved for the broadcast crew. TV news crews may shoot game highlights from the south or north ends of the press box only. Access to areas outside of designated broadcasting areas must be requested in advance.

PHOTOGRAPHERS: Photo passes will be issued by the Athletic Communications Office. The pass entitles the photographer access to limited rinkside areas. Persons wishing to shoot from the photographer’s bench area must reserve a spot with the SID prior to face-off. A maximum of two photographers may shoot from the box each period. Depending on the number of requests, a one-period limit may be enforced per news outlet. Please also note only one representative per outlet may shoot in the box during any one period (unless space is available). Photographers not using the team bench area may shoot from behind the glass at the north or south ends of the rink. Photogra-phers may also shoot from the press box area or within the stands so long as they do not interfere with game operations of fans’ experiences. Please be advised if you are shooting in the photo box area, you are doing so at your own risk!

BGSU POSTGAME INTERVIEW POLICY: Chris Bergeron and players will be available for interviews in the Coaches Conference Room, located off of the Falcon Alumni Lounge, following the NCAA’s mandatory 10-minute cooling-off period. Media members may not enter BGSU’s dressing room at any time. Please contact the BGSU and visiting Hockey SIDs if you need assistance in securing interviews. The BGSU dressing room will be closed to non-team personnel starting two hours prior to faceoff.

DIRECTIONS TO ARENA: To access from the north or south via I-75, use exit 181 and head west (Wooster Street) after leaving the of-framp. At the second traffic light, turn right onto Mercer Road. The arena will be visible on the right after one-half mile. Stay in the right lane. To access the parking area, turn right at Stadium Drive, the first street past the arena. The entrance to the lot will be immediately on your right. If travelling from the east or west via the Ohio Turnpike, use exit 4A and head south on I-75. Then follow the above directions.

CCHA Television Affiliates

3

Media Information

NEWSPAPERSKevin Gordon, Beat WriterTHE SENTINEL-TRIBUNEP.O. Box 88Bowling Green, OH 43402(419) 352-4611; 354-0314 (Fax)[email protected]

Frank Corsoe, Sports EditorTOLEDO BLADE541 Superior StreetToledo, OH 43660(419) 245-6114; 724-6116 (Fax)John Wagner, Beat [email protected]

Ryan Satkowiak, Hockey Beat WriterTHE BG NEWS210 West Hall, BGSUBowling Green, OH 43403(419) 372-2601; 372-6967 (Fax)

RADIOBGSU RADIO NETWORKTodd Walker - Football, BasketballClear Channel Lima667 Market StreetLima, OH 45801(419) [email protected]

Dan Hoblick, Sports DirectorWBGU RADIO (88.1 FM)120 West Hall, BGSUBowling Green, OH 43403(419) 372-2354; 372-0202 (Fax)[email protected]

Norm Wamer, Sports DirectorWLQR RADIO (1470 AM)3225 Arlington AvenueToledo, OH 43614(419) 725-5700; 385-2902 (Fax)[email protected]

TELEVISIONEric Haubert, Sports DirectorWNWO-TV, CHANNEL 24 (NBC)300 S. Byrne RoadToledo, OH 43615(419) 535-0664; 535-8936 (Fax)[email protected]

KEY BGSU MEDIA OUTLETS

David Holmes Sports Director WTVG-TV, CHANNEL 13 (ABC)4247 Dorr StreetToledo, OH 43607(419) 534-3865; 534-3898 (Fax)

Dan Cummins, Sports DirectorWTOL-TV, CHANNEL 11 (CBS)P.O. Box 715Toledo, OH 43601(419) 248-1197; 244-7104 (Fax)[email protected]

Howard Chen, Sports DirectorFOX TOLEDO, CHANNEL 36 (FOX)Four SeaGateToledo, OH 43604 (419) 244-3600; 725-1636 (Fax)[email protected]

Vince Koza, Sports DirectorWLIO-TV, CHANNEL 35 (NBC)1424 Rice AvenueLima, OH 45802(419) [email protected]

Sports DirectorBG-24 NEWSWest Hall 003Bowling Green, OH 43402(419) [email protected] WIRE SERVICERusty Miller, Sports EditorASSOCIATED PRESS1103 Schrock Rd., Suite 300Columbus, OH 43229(800) 762-4841; 885-3248 (Fax)[email protected]

Central Collegiate Hockey Assoc.Fred Pletsch, CommissionerPhil Colvin, Communications Manager23995 Freeway Park Drive • Suite 201Farmington Hills, Mich. 48335www.ccha.com(248) 888-0600; (248) 888-0664 (Fax)

Listen to Falcon Hockey all season long on 88.1 FM, WBGU and at

www.BGSUFALCONS.com with play-by-play announcer, Chris Cournan.

Pre-game coverage starts 30 minutes before the scheduled face-off.

ALASKAHockey Contact: Jamie FolandOffice Phone: (907) 474-6807SID Fax: (907) 474-5162Press Box Phone: (907) 451-1957E-mail: [email protected] Site: www.alaskananooks.com

FERRIS STATEHockey Contact: Robert BentleyOffice Phone: (231) 591-2336SID Fax: (231) 591-3775Press Box Phone: (231) 591-2397/5594E-mail: [email protected] Site: www.ferris.edu/sports

LAKE SUPERIOR STATEHockey Contact: Linda BouvetOffice Phone: (906) 635-2601SID Fax: (906) 635-2753Press Box Phone: (906) 635-7501E-mail: [email protected] Site: www.lssulakers.com

MIAMIContact: Michael WeismanE-mail: [email protected]: 513-529-1601/SID Fax: 513-529-6729Press box phone: N/Awebsite: www.muredhawks.com

MICHIGANHockey Contact: Rob TillotsonOffice Phone: (734) 763-4423SID Fax: (734) 647-1188Press Box Phone: (734) 647-7916Email: [email protected] Site: www.MGoBlue.com

MICHIGAN STATEHockey Contact: Jamie WeirOffice Phone: (517) 353-2271SID Fax: (517) 353-9636Press Box Phone: (517) 353-6359E-mail: [email protected] Site: www.msuspartans.com

NORTHERN MICHIGANHockey Contact: Calvin LarsonOffice Phone: (906) 227-1917SID Fax: (906) 227-2492Press Box Phone: (906) 227-1720E-mail: [email protected] Site: www.nmu.edu/athletics

NOTRE DAMEHockey Contact: Tim ConnorOffice Phone: (574) 631-7516SID Fax: (574) 631-7941Press Box Phone: (574) 631-4899E-mail: [email protected] Site: www.und.com

OHIO STATEHockey Contact: Leann ParkerOffice Phone: (614) 688-0294SID Fax: (614) 292-8547Press Box Phone: (614) 688-5330/5331E-mail: [email protected] Site: www.ohiostatebuckeyes.com

WESTERN MICHIGANHockey Contact: Adam BodnarOffice Phone: (269) 387-4122SID Fax: (269) 387-4139Press Box Phone: (269) 387-3064E-mail: [email protected] Site: www.wmubroncos.com

CCHA Media Relations Information

BGSU HOCKEY SID CONTACT

John Enright

Athletic Communications

Intern

Office Phone: (419)-372-7105

Cell Phone: (302)-584-1095

Email: [email protected]

Office Fax: 419-372-6015

Pressbox Phone: (419)-372-1236

Website: www.bgsufalcons.com

Mailing Address

249 Perry Stadium East

Bowling Green State University

Bowling Green, OH

43403-0030

4

BGSU Traditions

ALMA MATERAlma Mater hear us,As we praise thy nameMake us worthy sons and daughtersAdding to thy fame.

Time will treat you kindlyYears from now you’ll beEver dearer in our hearts,Our University.

From your halls of ivyTo the campus scene,Chimes ring out with gladnessFrom our dear Bowling Green.

When all is just a mem’ryOf the by-gone days,Hear our hymn dear Alma MaterAs thy name we praise.

FIGHT SONGForward Falcons, Forward FalconsFight for victory,Show your spirit, make them fear itFight for ‘ol Bee Gee.

Forward Falcons, Forward FalconsMake the contest keen,Shout out the fame of our mighty nameAnd win for Bowling Green!

AY ZIGGY ZOOMBAAy Ziggy Zoomba Zoomba ZoombaAy Ziggy Zoomba Zoomba ZeAy Ziggy Zoomba Zoomba ZoombaAy Ziggy Zoomba Zoomba ZiRoll along you BG warriorsRoll along and fight for BGSU

WHY AY ZIGGY ZOOMBA

Ay Ziggy Zoomba is Bowling Green’s unofficial fight song. Gil Fox, an Air Force bombadier in World War II sta-tioned in Italy, brought a loose translation of a Zulu war chant back with him, and since its introduction in 1946 to a campus spirit assembly, it has kept its place in BGSU history. The Falcon football team traditionally sings “Ay Ziggy Zoomba” after each victory.

FREDDIE & FRIEDAFALCONFreddie and Frieda Falcon are the official mascots of the Bowling Green Falcons. Together with the BGSU cheerleaders, Frieda and Freddie boost spirit at intercollegiate athletic events. Tryouts are held each spring, and winners remain anonymous to the student body until each is “beheaded” at the last home basket-ball and hockey game. The Freddie Falcon tradition began in 1950 while Frieda Falcon was added for the 1979-80 athletic year.

WHY THE FALCONS?The 2011-12 athletic year marked the 84th anniver-sary of Bowling Green’s nickname, Falcons. Before 1927, BG teams were called the Normals or Teachers. Ivan Lake ’23 suggested the nickname after reading an article on falconry. Lake, managing editor and sports editor of the Sentinel Tribune in Bowling Green at the time, proposed the name change because it fit headline space and because falcons were “the most powerful bird for their size and often attacked birds two or three times their size.”

WHY ORANGE & BROWN?Orange and brown have been the school colors at Bowling Green State University since 1914, the first year of classes. Legend has it that Leon Winslow, an industrial arts faculty member, got the idea from see-ing a woman’s hat on a bus to nearby Toledo, Ohio. He liked the brown and orange color combination. So, too, did former Cleveland Browns head coach Paul Brown. Following a trip to BGSU in the 1940s, Brown used the colors for his All-America Football Conference team, which joined the NFL in 1950.

5

2012-13 RETURNING PLAYERS

6

Falcons In The Pros

Los Angeles Kings (1990-2001), Colorado Avalanche (2001-06), Los Angeles (2006-08), San Jose (2008-10): NHL Career Notes: Was selected in the fourth round (70th overall) by the L.A. Kings in the 1988 NHL Entry Draft...joined the Kings following completion of his junior year at BGSU…selected as NHL’s Best Defenseman (Norris Trophy) for 1997-98…named to the Upper Deck All-Rookie team in 1991…played in six NHL All-Star games (1994, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003)...selected to the NHL First All-Star Team for 1997-98 and second team for 1999-00, 2001-02 and 2002-03… reached the NHL finals with the Kings during the 1992-93 season...member of the 2000-01 Stanley Cup champion Colorado Avalanche...announced his retirement from professional hockey on June 18th, 2010. International Career Notes: Has played in six different World Championship Games for Team Canada and has a combined line of 5-12--17 in 40 games...played six games for Canada at 1998 Olympics (1-1--2)…played six games for Canada at 2006 Olympics (0-1--1)…represented Canada at 1998 World Championships (1-0--1 in 5 games)…has never played a game in the minor…participated in three sets of Olympic games with Team Canada...won gold medal with Team Canada in 2002 Winter Olympics...had a combined line in Olympic play of 2-3--5 in 18 games.

ROB BLAKE

DON BARBERMinnesota North Stars (1988-90), Winnipeg Jets (1990-91), Québec Nordiques (1991-92), San Jose Sharks (1992). Career Notes: Rights were traded to Minnesota from Edmonton on Dec. 20, 1985...was a teammate of another former Falcon, Brian MacLellan during the 1988-89 season...once with the Winnipeg Jets, he suited up with former Falcons Iain Duncan and Dave Ellett...best NHL year was in 1989-90 with Minnesota (15-19--34)...played minor league hockey for the Kalamazoo Wings/IHL (1988-90), Moncton Hawks/AHL (1990-91), Halifax Citadels/AHL (1991-92), and Kansas City Blades/IHL (1992-93).

Regular Season | Playoffs GP G A Pts. PIM | GP G A Pts. PIMMinnesota North Stars (1988-91) 74 23 24 47 44 11 4 4 8 10Winnipeg Jets (1990-92) 27 1 5 6 18 - - - - -Québec Nordiques (1991-92) 2 0 0 0 0 - - - - -San Jose Sharks (1991-92) 12 1 3 4 2 - - - - - NHL Totals (4 seasons) 115 25 32 57 64 11 4 4 8 10

Regular Season | Playoffs GP G A Pts. PIM | GP G A Pts. PIM1989-90 Los Angeles Kings 4 0 0 0 4 8 1 3 4 41990-91 Los Angeles Kings 75 12 34 46 125 12 1 4 5 261991-92 Los Angeles Kings 57 7 13 20 102 6 2 1 3 121992-93 Los Angeles Kings 76 16 43 59 152 23 4 6 10 461993-94 Los Angeles Kings 84 20 48 68 137 - - - - -1994-95 Los Angeles Kings 24 4 7 11 38 - - - - -1995-96 Los Angeles Kings 6 1 2 3 8 - - - - -1996-97 Los Angeles Kings 62 8 23 31 82 - - - - -1997-98 Los Angeles Kings 81 23 27 50 94 4 0 0 0 61998-99 Los Angeles Kings 62 12 23 35 128 - - - - -1999-00 Los Angeles Kings 77 18 39 57 112 4 0 2 2 42000-01 Los Angeles Kings 54 17 32 49 69 - - - - -2000-01 Colorado Avalanche 13 2 8 10 8 23 6 13 19 162001-02 Colorado Avalanche 75 16 40 56 58 20 6 6 12 162002-03 Colorado Avalanche 79 17 28 45 57 7 1 2 3 82003-04 Colorado Avalanche 74 13 33 46 61 9 0 5 5 62005-06 Colorado Avalanche 81 14 37 51 94 9 3 1 4 82006-07 Los Angeles Kings 72 14 20 34 82 - - - - -2007-08 Los Angeles Kings 71 9 22 31 98 - - - - -2008-09 San Jose Sharks 73 10 35 45 110 6 1 3 4 42009-10 San Jose Sharks 70 7 23 30 60 15 1 1 2 10NHL Totals (20 seasons) 1270 240 537 777 1679 146 26 47 73 166

Vancouver Canucks (2005-SA). Drafted by Vancouver in the 2001 Amateur Draft in the fifth round (151st overall). Career Notes: Signed with Vancouver after senior year at BGSU…played for the Manitoba Moose/AHL (2004-06)…called up to Vancouver on Dec. 19, 2005 where he played 39 games…lead all Canuck defensemen in 2006-07 in points and assists and was second on the team in average ice time per game (24:16)...had his 2007-08 and 2009-10 season shortened due to leg laceration injuries...in 2005 was named to the AHL All-Rookie Team...set a Manitoba franchise record for most points by a rookie defenseman (39) in 2004-05...in 2007 received the Babe Pratt Trophy (best defenseman) and Fred J. Hume Award (unsung hero) given by the Canucks franchise.

KEVIN BIEKSA

Regular Season | Playoffs GP G A Pts. PIM | GP G A Pts. PIMVancouver Canucks (2005-2011) 425 42 149 191 650 61 9 15 24 105NHL Totals (6 seasons) 425 42 149 191 650 61 9 15 24 105

HOBEY BAKER FINALIST 2002 GOLD MEDAL CUP COUNT

7

Falcons In The Pros

DAN BYLSMAPLAYING CAREER: Los Angeles Kings (1995-00), Anaheim Mighty Ducks (2000-2004). Career Notes: Drafted by the Winnipeg Jets in the sixth round (109th overall) in the 1989 NHL Entry Draft...signed as a free agent by Los Angeles on July 7, 1994...played the 1992-93 season with the Greensboro Monarchs (ECHL) and Rochester Americans (AHL)...spent the following season with the Monarchs, Albany River Rats (AHL) and reached the Clader Cup Finals with the Moncton Hawks (AHL)...played the 1995-96 and 1996-97 seasons with the Phoenix Roadrunners(IHL)...saw action with the Long Beach Ice Dogs/IHL during the 1997-98 and 1998-99 campaigns...also saw time with the Springfield Falcons/AHL during the 1998-99 season...signed by Anaheim as a free agent on July 13, 2000 and made alternate captain of the team that season.

COACHING CAREER: Bylsma served as an assistant coach with the AHL’s Cincinnati Mighty Ducks (2004-05) and the NHL’s New York Islanders (2005-06)... during the 2008-09 season, he coached the Penguins’ AHL affiliate Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins... was named interim head coach of the Pittsburg Penguins 57 games into the season... through his first 25 games as Pen-guins’ coach, his 18-3-0-4 record amounted to 40 points—the second most of any coach in NHL history in that span... on April 28, 2009 the Penguins announced that Bylsma would become the permanent head coach... led the Pittsburgh Penguins to a 2009 Stanley Cup championship, becoming the 14th coach and the second mid-season replacement to win the Stanley Cup in their first season...Won the Jack Adams award in 2010-11, given to NHL Coach of the Year.

AS A HEAD COACH ... Regular Season GP W L T OTL Pct. Notes Wilkes-Barre / Scranton (AHL) 54 35 16 1 2 .676 -Pittsburgh Penguins (2008-SA) 271 165 81 0 25 .603 Won Championship in 2008-09 NHL Totals (4 seasons) 271 165 81 0 25 .603

CUP COUNT

ARIS BRIMANISPhiladelphia Flyers (1993-97), NY Islanders (1999-2001), Anaheim Mighty Ducks (2001-02), St. Louis Blues(2003-04). NHL Career Notes: Selected in the fourth round (86th overall) in the 1991 NHL Entry Draft by the Philadelphia Flyers...played parts of three seasons (1993-94, 1995-96, 1996-97) with the Flyers... signed a 1 year deal with Anaheim on August 1, 2001, appearing in five games that season. Other Career Notes: Left BGSU after sophomore season...played the 1992-93 campaign for Brandon/WHL...saw action with the Hershey Bears/AHL from 1993-96, Philadelphia Phantoms/AHL during 1996-97 and 1997-98, and Michigan K-Wings/IHL in 1997-98...spent the 1998-99 season with the Grand Rapids Griffins/IHL and Fredericton Canadiens /AHL...in 74 games combined had 18-25--43, 76 PIM...signed with the Kansas City Blades/IHL on July 29, 1999, and was returned to the Blades by the New York Islanders on Sept. 20, 1999...in two seasons with Kloten of the Swiss A league (2005-07) he appeared in 80 games and recording 25 points...has spent the last three seasons with the Hannover Scorpions of the Deutsche Eishockey Liga (DEL) where he has played in 158 games with a line of 17-36--53 and 130 PIM.

Regular Season | Playoffs GP G A Pts. PIM | GP G A Pts. PIMPhiladelphia Flyers (1993-97) 21 0 3 3 12 - - - - -New York Islanders (1999-2001) 74 2 9 11 32 - - - - -Anaheim Mighty Ducks (2001-02) 5 0 0 0 9 - - - - -St. Louis Blues (2003-04) 13 0 0 0 4 - - - - - NHL Totals (6 seasons) 113 2 12 14 57 - - - - -

AS A PLAYER ... Regular Season | Playoffs GP G A Pts. PIM | GP G A Pts. PIMLos Angeles Kings (1995-2000) 220 9 21 30 122 5 0 0 0 0Anaheim Mighty Ducks (2000-04) 209 10 22 32 62 11 0 1 1 2NHL Totals (9 seasons) 429 19 43 62 184 16 0 1 1 2

8

Falcons In The Pros

GREG DE VRIESEdmonton Oilers (1995-98), Nashville Predators (1998), Colorado Avalanche (1998-2003), Ottawa Senators (2003-04), Atlanta Thrashers (2005-07), Nashville Predators (2007-09). NHL Career Notes: Left BGSU after freshman season…signed as a free agent by Edmonton on March 20, 1994...was traded twice in nearly a month’s time and found a home as a mainstay on the Colorado Avalanche defense...member of the 2000-01 Stanley Cup Champion Colorado Avalanche...during that Stanley Cup run he scored four goals, nine assists (13 points) in 23 games. Other Career Notes: Played for the Niagara Falls Thunder/OHL (1992-94), Cape Breton Oilers/AHL (1993-96)) and Hamilton Bulldogs/AHL (1996-97).

Regular Season | Playoffs GP G A Pts. PIM | GP G A Pts. PIMEdmonton Oilers (1995-98) 115 8 9 17 144 19 0 1 1 29Nashville Predators (1998-99) 6 0 0 0 4 - - - - -Colorado Avalanche (1998-2003) 379 22 60 82 311 75 6 12 18 48New York Rangers (2003-04) 53 3 12 15 37 - - - - -Ottawa Senators (2003-04) 13 0 1 1 6 7 0 1 1 8Atlanta Thrashers (2005-06) 164 10 49 59 142 4 1 0 1 4Nashville Predators (2007-09) 148 5 15 20 136 - - - - - NHL Totals (13 seasons) 878 48 146 194 780 111 8 14 22 91

KEVIN DAHLCalgary Flames (1992-96), Phoenix Coyotes (1996-97), Calgary Flames (1997-98), Toronto Maple Leafs (1998-99), Columbus Blue Jackets (2000-01). NHL Career Notes: Drafted by the Montreal Canadiens in the 11th round (230th overall) in the 1988 NHL Entry Draft... Signed as a free agent by Calgary on July 27, 1991...in his rookie season (1992-93) he played 61 games with the Calgary Flames and scored twice with nine assists (11 points)...traded to Tampa Bay before signing with Phoenix as a free agent during the summer of 1996...signed as a free agent by the Columbus Blue Jackets on August 24, 2000, and was assigned to the Chicago Wolves after four games. Other Career Notes: Played minor league hockey for the Winston-Salem Thunderbirds/ECHL (1990-91), Fredericton Canadiens/AHL (1990-91), Salt Lake Golden Eagles/IHL (1991-92), Saint John Flames/AHL (1993-94, 95-96), Las Vegas Thunder/IHL (1996-97) and the Chicago Wolves/IHL (1997-00). Signed with Nurenberg Ice Tigers/DEL (Germany), August, 2001 and played three seasons before retiring.

GINO CAVALLINICalgary Flames (1984-86), St. Louis Blues (1986-92), Québec Nordiques (1992-93). Played last season for EC Heraklith VSV in Austria scoring 29-33--62 with 32 PIM in 34 games. NHL Career Notes: Signed as a free agent by Calgary on May 16, 1984, af-ter his sophomore year at BGSU...after his second professional season he was part of a multi-player deal that sent him to St. Louis. Other Career Notes: Saw playing time with the Moncton Golden Flames (AHL) in 1985-86, Milwaukee Admirals of the IHL (1993-96), EV Landshut Cannibals/Deutsche Eishockey Liga (1996-98)...played the last two seasons between 1998 and 2000 with Villach in Austria...excelled while with Milwaukee scoring 139 goals and 248 points in three seasons with the Admirals.

Regular Season | Playoffs GP G A Pts. PIM | GP G A Pts. PIMCalgary Flames (1984-86) 54 13 17 30 40 3 0 0 0 4St. Louis Blues (1985-92) 454 91 120 211 429 67 14 19 33 52Quebec Nordiques (1991-93) 85 10 22 32 38 - - - - -NHL Totals (9 seasons) 593 114 159 273 507 74 14 19 33 56

Regular Season | Playoffs GP G A Pts. PIM | GP G A Pts. PIMCalgary Flames (1992-96) 160 7 21 28 142 16 0 2 2 12Phoenix Coyotes (1996-97) 2 0 0 0 0 - - - - -Calgary Flames (1997-98) 19 0 1 1 6 - - - - -Toronto Maple Leafs (1998-99) 3 0 0 0 2 - - - - -Columbus Blue Jackets (2000-01) 4 0 0 0 3 - - - - -NHL Totals (9 seasons) 188 7 22 29 153 16 0 2 2 12

CUP COUNT

9

Falcons In The Pros

NELSON EMERSONSt. Louis Blues (1990-93), Winnipeg Jets (1993-95), Hartford Whalers (1995-97), Carolina Hurricanes (1997-98), Chicago Blackhawks (1998-99), Ottawa Senators (1999), Atlanta Thrashers (1999-00), Los Angeles Kings (2000-02). NHL Career Notes: selected 44th overall by the St. Louis Blues in the 1985 NHL Entry Draft...signed with St. Louis after senior year at BGSU...signed as a free agent with the Atlanta Thrashers on July 20, 1999 in their inaugural year...traded to Los Angeles on March 13, 2000. Other Career Notes: named a First-Team IHL All-Star in 1991 after scoring 115 points (36-79)...recipient of the Garry F. Longman Memorial Trophy (Top IHL Rookie) in 1991...represented Canada at the 1998 World Championships (2-1--3 in 6 games)...played minor league hockey with the Peoria Rivermen/IHL (1989-91)...currently serving in the L.A. Kings Player Devel-opment Department. Helped Kings win a cup in 2012.

Regular Season | Playoffs GP G A Pts. PIM | GP G A Pts. PIMSt. Louis Blues (1990-93) 161 45 87 132 130 23 12 15 27 37Winnipeg Jets (1993-95) 131 47 64 111 106 - - - - -Hartford Whalers (1995-97) 147 38 58 96 112 - - - - -Carolina Hurricanes (1997-99) 116 29 37 66 86 - - - - -Chicago Blackhawks (1998-99) 27 4 10 14 13 - - - - -Atlanta Thrashers (1999-2000) 58 14 19 33 47 - - - - -L.A. Kings (1999-2002) 124 17 14 31 79 19 2 3 5 6NHL Totals (12 seasons) 771 195 293 488 575 40 7 15 22 33

IAIN DUNCANWinnipeg Jets (1986-89, 1990-91). NHL Career Notes: Named to the NHL All-Rookie team in 1988...had a career year for the Jets in 1987-88 with a 19-42--61 line while he was paired up with two fellow Falcons, Todd Flichel and Dave Ellett. Other Career Notes: Named a Second-Team ECHL All-Star in 1993...played minor league hockey for the Moncton Hawks/AHL (1987-88, 1989-91), Phoenix Roadrunners/IHL (1991-92), Toledo Storm/ECHL (1992-95), Adirondack Red Wings/AHL (1992-93), Nashville Nighthawks/CEN (1996-97) and Nashville Ice Flyers/CEN (1997-98)...served as a player/coach in 1996-97 with the Nashville Nighthawks...led the team to a 10-43-2-0 record before being replaced midseason...had a 7-11--line as a player that year.

Regular Season | Playoffs GP G A Pts. PIM | GP G A Pts. PIMWinnipeg Jets (1986-89, 90-91) 127 34 55 89 149 11 0 3 3 6NHL Totals (4 seasons) 127 34 55 89 149 11 0 3 3 6

DAVE ELLETTWinnipeg Jets (1984-90), Toronto Maple Leafs (1990-97), New Jersey Devils (1997), Boston Bruins (1997-99), St. Louis Blues (1999-00). NHL Career Notes: Was a fourth round (75th overall) draft pick of the Winnipeg Jets in the 1982 NHL Entry Draft...signed with Winnipeg after sophomore year at BGSU...never played a game in the minors...played in the 1989 and 1992 NHL All-Star Games...participated in the 1993 and 1994 Conference Finals with the Leafs...became the second CCHA player with 1,000 NHL regular-season games played on March 1, 1998, in a game at the New York Islanders...retired on September 7, 2000...currently holds records for most points by a Maple Leaf defenseman in a playoff year (18, 1994) and most assists by a Leaf defenseman in a playoff year (15, 1994). Other Career Notes: Played for Team Canada in the 1989 World Championships post-ing a 4-2--6 line in ten games.

Regular Season | Playoffs GP G A Pts. PIM | GP G A Pts. PIMWinnipeg Jets (1984-91) 475 95 204 299 504 33 4 16 20 22Toronto Maple Leafs (1990-97) 446 51 172 223 371 52 7 25 32 43New Jersey Devils (1996-97) 20 2 5 7 6 10 0 3 3 10Boston Bruins (1997-99) 136 3 26 29 92 14 0 1 1 10St. Louis Blues (1999-2000) 52 2 8 10 12 7 0 1 1 2 NHL Totals (16 seasons) 1129 153 415 568 985 116 11 46 57 87

HOBEY BAKER FINALIST CUP COUNT

10

Falcons In The Pros

GARRY GALLEYLos Angeles Kings (1984-87, 97-2000), Washington Capitals (1987-88), Boston Bruins (1988-92), Philadelphia Flyers (1992-95), Buffalo Sabres (1995-97), NY Islanders (2000). Career Notes: Drafted in the fifth round (100th overall) in the 1983 NHL Entry Draft by the Los Angeles Kings...signed by Los Angeles after winning the National Championship his junior year at BGSU...played in 78 games his rookie year with the Kings, scoring eight goals and 30 assists (38 points) including three playoff games (1-0--1)...played in the NHL All-Star Game in 1991 and 1994...runner-up in 1994 for Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy (player who best exemplifies the qualities of perseverance, sportsmanship and dedication to hockey)...had a career year in 1992-93 with the Flyers scoring 13 goals and 49 assists in 83 games...played his 1,000th NHL regular-season game on February 1, 1999, at Philadelphia...signed as a free agent with the NY Islanders on September 13, 2000 and retired following that season.

Regular Season | Playoffs GP G A Pts. PIM | GP G A Pts. PIMLos Angeles Kings (1984-87) 157 22 54 76 76 3 1 0 1 2Washington Capitals (1987-88) 76 8 33 41 54 15 2 4 6 13Boston Bruins (1988-92) 257 24 81 105 322 46 4 9 13 94Philadelphia Flyers (1992-95) 236 28 144 172 260 - - - - -Buffalo Sabres (1995-97) 163 15 87 102 193 17 0 9 9 18Los Angeles Kings (1997-2000) 204 22 61 83 145 8 0 1 1 2New York Islanders (2000) 56 6 14 20 59 - - - - -NHL Totals (17 seasons) 1,149 125 474 599 1,218 89 7 23 30 119

TODD FLICHELWinnipeg Jets (1987-90). Career Notes: Also played professionally for Moncton Hawks/AHL (1987-91), Fort Wayne Komets/IHL (1991-92), Cincinnati Cyclones/IHL (1992-93), Rochester Americans (1993-94)...split time between Moncton and Win-nipeg before playing his first full season with the Hawks, posting an 8-20--28 line in 1990-91, a career year.

Regular Season | Playoffs GP G A Pts. PIM | GP G A Pts. PIMWinnipeg Jets (1987-90) 6 0 1 1 4 - - - - -NHL Totals (3 seasons) 593 114 159 273 507 74 14 19 33 56

ALEX FOSTERToronto Maple Leafs (2007-08). Career Notes: Signed by Toronto after sophomore year at BGSU as an unrestricted free agent on March. 8, 2006...has played a majority of his professional career for Toronto’s AHL affliate, the Toronto Marlies...had an 18-28-46 line for the Marlies in 67 games during the 2007-08 season before being called up by the Maple Leafs... in 2008-09, played in 80 games scoring 12 goals 23 assists in the regular season... tacked on two goals and six assists in the 2008-09 post-season through 12 games... saw his first NHL action on Mar. 18, 2008 in the Maple Leafs 3-1 win at the New York Islanders...Toronto went 3-0 in all three games he saw action.

Regular Season | Playoffs GP G A Pts. PIM | GP G A Pts. PIMToronto Maple Leafs (2007-08) 3 0 0 0 0 - - - - -NHL Totals (1 seasons) 3 0 0 0 0 - - - - -

11

Falcons In The Pros

BRETT HARKINSBoston Bruins (1994-95, 96-97), Florida Panthers (1995-96), Columbus Blue Jackets (2001-02). Career Notes: Selected by the New York Islanders in the 1989 NHL Entry Draft (7th round, 133rd overall)...played for Adirondack Red Wings/AHL (1993-94), Providence Bruins/AHL (1994-95, 96-97), Carolina Monarchs/AHL (1995-96), Cleveland Lumberjacks/IHL (1997-00) and Houston Aeros/IHL (2000-01)...had 16-64--80 in 81 games with 51 PIM in 2000-01 with Houston...was assigned by the Columbus Blue Jackets to Syracuse/AHL on October 3, 2001...was called up by Columbus in 2001...spent his last six seasons playing in the Swedish and Finish leagues until his retirement in 2008.

BRIAN HOLZINGERBuffalo Sabres (1994-00), Tampa Bay Lightning (2000-03), Pittsburgh Penguins / Columbus Blue Jacket (2003-04). Career Notes: Drafted in the sixth round (124th overall) in the 1991 NHL Entry Draft by the Buffalo Sabres...signed with the Sabres fol-lowing his senior year in 1994...also played with the Rochester Americans/AHL (1995-96), helping Americans to the 1996 Calder Cup...has a career year with the Sabres in 1996-97 with a 50+ point season (22-29--51)...traded to Tampa Bay on March 9, 2000..was named to the North American (Junior) Hockey League’s All-Time team in 2000...acquired by Pittsburgh via trade March 11, 2003...finished his career in Columbus after being traded nearly a year later.

Regular Season | Playoffs GP G A Pts. PIM | GP G A Pts. PIMBoston Bruins (1995-95) 1 0 1 1 0 - - - - -Florida Panthers (1995-96) 8 0 3 3 6 - - - - -Boston Bruins (1996-97) 44 4 14 18 8 - - - - -Columbus Bluejackets (2001-02) 25 2 12 14 8 - - - - -NHL Totals (4 seasons) 78 6 30 36 22 - - - - -

MIKE JOHNSONToronto Maple Leafs (1996-00), Tampa Bay Lightning (2000-01), Phoenix Coyotes (2001-06), Montreal Canadiens (2006-07), St. Louis Blues (2007-08). Career Notes: Signed as a free agent with Toronto the day after his senior season ended…named to the NHL All-Rookie team for the 1997-98 season after notching 15 goals and 32 assists…traded to Tampa Bay on February 9, 2000…traded to Phoenix in 2001...had his best year as a professional in 2002-03 after a 23-goal and 40-assist (63 points) season...traded to Montreal in 2006...signed with St.Louis as a free agent on Oct. 4th, 2007...had season ending shoulder surgery in January of 2008.... played for the Cologne Sharks of the (league) in 2008-09, playing in 28 games (4-9--13).

Regular Season | Playoffs GP G A Pts. PIM | GP G A Pts. PIMToronto Maple Leafs (1996-2000) 226 48 72 120 86 17 3 2 5 4Tampa Bay Lightning (1999-2001) 92 21 39 60 42 - - - - -Phoenix Coyotes (2000-04, 05-06) 242 47 112 159 139 5 1 1 2 6Montreal Canadiens (2006-07) 80 11 20 31 40 - - - - -St. Louis Blues (2007-08) 21 2 3 5 8 - - - - - NHL Totals (12 seasons) 661 129 246 375 315 22 4 3 7 10

HOBEY BAKER WINNER

Regular Season | Playoffs GP G A Pts. PIM | GP G A Pts. PIMBuffalo Sabres (1994-2000) 352 70 108 188 216 52 11 18 29 61Tampa Bay Lightning (1999-2003) 112 15 31 46 91 - - - - -Pittsburgh Penguins (2002-04) 70 7 17 24 44 - - - - -Columbus Bluejackets (2001-02) 13 1 0 1 2 - - - - - NHL Totals (4 seasons) 547 93 145 238 339 52 11 18 29 61

12

Falcons In The Pros

BRIAN MacLELLANLos Angeles Kings (1982-85), New York Rangers (1985-86), Minnesota North Stars (1986-89), Calgary Flames (1989-91), Detroit Red Wings (1991-92). Career Notes: Signed with the LA Kings after his senior year at BGSU...played a majority of his first season with the New Haven Nightawks before being called up to action with the Kings...had his best staistical season in 1984-85 with the Kings (31-54--85)...also played for the New Haven Nighthawks/AHL (1982-84)...was traded from the North Stars to the Falmes, joining a team that would win the Stanley Cup in 1989...played two more seasons in Calgary before closing out his career in Detroit in 1991-92.Regular Season | Playoffs GP G A Pts. PIM | GP G A Pts. PIMLos Angeles Kings (1982-85) 187 61 94 155 124 3 0 1 1 0New York Rangers (1985-86) 51 11 21 32 47 16 2 4 6 15Minnesota North Stars (1986-89) 211 64 86 150 247 - - - - -Calgary Flames (1989-91) 134 35 35 70 95 28 3 4 7 27Detroit Red Wings (1991-92) 23 1 5 6 38 - - - - - NHL Totals (10 seasons) 606 172 241 413 551 47 5 9 14 42

Washington Capitals (1994-03), Toronto Maple Leafs (2003-06), New Jersey Devils (2005-06), Colorado Avalanche (2006-07), Atlanta Thrashers (2007-08), Anaheim Ducks (2008-09), Phoenix Coyotes (2008-09). Career Notes: Selected by the Washington Capitals in the ninth round (177th overall) in the 1990 NHL Entry Draft...has also played with the Baltimore Skipjacks/AHL (1992-93) and Portland Pirates/AHL (1993-95)…won AHL Calder Cup in 1994…signed a three-year contract with Washington during the summer of 2000…signed a free-agent contract with Toronto in Sept., 2003…thirteen of his 55 career goals were game-winners...member of Team USA in 2004 World Cup of Hockey.

KEN KLEE

MIKE LIUTCincinnati Stingers/WHA (1977-79), St. Louis Blues (1980-85), Hartford Whalers (1985-90), Washington Capitals (1990-92). Career Notes:Named a First-Team NHL All-Star in 1981...won the Lester B. Pearson Award in 1981 (NHLPA’s regular-season MVP)...played in the 1981 NHL All-Star Game, earning MVP honors...runner-up (behind Wayne Gretzky) for the Hart Trophy (PHWA’s regular-season MVP honors) in 1980-81...named a Second-Team NHL All-Star in 1987...led the NHL in shutouts three times...had the lowest goals-against average in 1989-90 (2.64)...started for Team Canada in the 1981 Canada Cup, leading the team all the way to the finals.

Regular Season | Playoffs GP G A Pts. PIM | GP G A Pts. PIMWashington Capitals (1994-2003) 570 43 68 111 608 34 1 2 3 38Toronto Maple Leafs (2003-06) 122 7 37 44 102 11 0 0 0 6New Jersey Devils (2005-06) 18 0 0 0 14 6 1 0 1 6Colorado Avalanche (2006-07) 81 3 16 19 68 - - - - -Atlanta Thrashers (2007-08) 72 1 9 10 60 - - - - -Anaheim Ducks (2008-09) 3 0 0 0 4 - - - - -Phoenix Coyotes (2008-09) 68 1 10 11 24 - - - - -NHL Totals (15 seasons) 934 55 140 195 880 51 2 2 4 50

Regular Season Mins. GA EN SO GAA W L T Svs. Pct. 1977-78 Cincinnati Stingers (WHA) 1215 86 2 0 4.25 8 12 0 577 .8701978-79 Cincinnati Stingers (WHA) 3181 184 4 3 3.47 23 27 4 1372 .8821979-80 St. Louis Blues 3661 194 1 2 3.18 32 23 9 N/A N/A1980-81 St. Louis Blues 3570 199 2 1 3.34 33 14 13 N/A N/A1981-82 St. Louis Blues 3691 250 0 2 4.06 28 28 7 1772 .8761982-83 St. Louis Blues 3794 235 0 1 3.72 21 27 13 1684 .8781983-84 St. Louis Blues 3425 197 0 3 3.45 25 29 4 1500 .8841984-85 St. Louis Blues 1869 119 0 1 3.82 12 12 6 873 .8801984-85 Hartford Whalers 731 36 0 1 2.95 4 7 1 383 .9141985-86 Hartford Whalers 3282 198 0 2 3.62 27 23 4 1376 .8741986-87 Hartford Whalers 3476 187 3 4 3.23 31 22 5 1435 .8851987-88 Hartford Whalers 3532 187 3 2 3.18 25 28 5 1430 .8841988-89 Hartford Whalers 2006 142 4 1 4.25 13 19 1 881 .8611989-90 Hartford Whalers 1683 74 3 3 2.64 15 12 1 671 .9011989-90 Washington Capitals 478 17 3 1 2.13 4 4 0 200 .9221990-91 Washington Capitals 1834 114 2 0 3.73 13 16 3 672 .8551991-92 Washington Capitals 1123 70 1 1 3.74 10 7 2 488 .875NHL Reg. Season Totals (13 seasons) 38,215 2,221 22 22 3.49 294 271 74 13,365 .881NHL Playoff Totals (10 seasons) - - - 2 3.38 29 32 - - -

* The World Hockey Association (WHA) was a professional hockey league in competition with the NHL, lasting from 1972 to until its merge with the NHL in 1979. Liut’s rights were reclaimed by the St. Louis Blues following the merger.

CUP COUNT

13

Falcons In The Pros

JOHN MARKELLWinnipeg Jets (1979-81), St. Louis Blues (1983-84), Minnesota North Stars (1984-85). Career Notes: Also played for the Tulsa Oilers/CEN (1979-81), Salt Lake Golden Eagles/CEN (1981-83), Montana Magic/ CEN (1983-84) and Springfield Indians/AHL (1984-85) and in Germany for EC Bad Nauheim and ESC Wolfsberg...while with Nauheim he posted two 100+ point seasons in consecutive years and a 98-point season with Wolfsburg the next year (1987-88)...served as head coach at Ohio State from 1995-2010...had winning seasons in seven of 15 seasons with OSU...had a 278-259-56 record with the Buckeyes as head coach...was runner-up in national college coach of the year voting for the 1997-98 campaign.

Regular Season | Playoffs GP G A Pts. PIM | GP G A Pts. PIM Winnipeg Jets (1979-81) 52 11 10 21 55 - - - - -St. Louis Blues (1983-84) 2 0 0 0 0 - - - - -Minnesota North Stars (1984-85) 1 0 0 0 0 - - - - - NHL Totals (4 seasons) 55 11 10 21 36 - - - - -

JONATHAN MATSUMOTOCareer Notes: Drafted by the Philadelphia Flyers 79th overall (third round) in the 2006 NHL Entry Draft where he left BGSU after his junior year...was assigned to the Flyers’ AHL affilliate, the Philadelphia Phantoms...made his professional debut on March 16, 2007...in four seasons with the Phantoms (also known as the Adirondack Phantoms in 2009-10), he scored 81 goals, 92 assists (173 points) in 251 games...has a playoff line of 3-4--7 in 16 games...was traded to the Carolina Hurricanes/NHL for a seventh round pick on June 26, 2010...signed a two-year, two-way contract with the Hurricanes on July 1, 2010...has not played a NHL game yet.

GEORGE McPHEENew York Rangers (1983-87), Winnipeg Jets, New Jersey Devils (1987-89). Career Notes: Made his NHL debut with the New York Rangers in the playoffs, scoring three goals and as many assists in nine games with the team...was traded from the Rangers on Sept. 30, 1987 to the Winnipeg Jets...traded from the Jets a week later to the New Jersey Devils where he played out his career...also played for the Tulsa Oilers/CEN (1982-84), New Haven Nighthawks/AHL (1984-85) and Utica Devils/AHL (1988-89)...helped the Oilers win the CHL Championship (Adams Cup) in 1983-84, the same year BGSU won its National Championship...was named the vie presi-dent and director of hockey operations for the Vancouver Canucks in 1992...became the NHL’s youngest active GM when Washington named him to its post in June 1997...still resides as GM, alternate governor and vice president of the Capitals.

Regular Season | Playoffs GP G A Pts. PIM | GP G A Pts. PIM New York Rangers (1983-87) 109 21 24 45 45 29 5 3 8 73Winnipeg Jets (1987-89) no stats accumulated no stats accumulatedNew Jersey Devils (1987-89) 6 3 1 4 10 - - - - -NHL Totals (7 seasons) 115 24 25 49 257 29 5 3 8 73

HOBEY BAKER WINNER

Regular Season | Playoffs GP G A Pts. PIM | GP G A Pts. PIM Carolina Hurricanes 13 2 0 2 4 - - - - - Florida Panthers 1 0 0 0 0 - - - - -NHL Totals (1 seasons) 14 2 0 2 4 - - - - -

14

Falcons In The Pros

GREG PARKSNew York Islanders (1990-93). Career Notes: Also played for the Johnstown Chiefs/ECHL (1989-90), Springfield Indians/AHL (1989-90), Capital District Islanders/AHL (1990-92), Canadian National Team (1992-96), Krefeld Penguins/Deutsche Eishockey Liga (1994-95) and Langnau/Swiss National League (1996-99). Signed with the Utah Grizzlies/IHL on July 15, 1999...played the 1999-2000 season with Leksands...played with Fribourg-Gotteron/Swiss National League during the 2000-01 season...returned to Leksands for the second half of the 2000-01 before ending his career in the Japanese hockey league (OJI) in 2002-03 with a 50-point season. International Career Notes: Won a silver medal with the Canadian National Team in 1994, playing in 21 games (2-3--5)...career International competition line of 4-5--9 in 37 games.

Regular Season | Playoffs GP G A Pts. PIM | GP G A Pts. PIMNew York Islanders (1990-93) 23 1 2 3 6 2 0 0 0 0 NHL Totals (3 seasons) 23 1 2 3 6 2 0 0 0 0

KEN MORROWNew York Islanders (1980-89). Career Notes: Drafted by two professional leagues; selected in the fourth round (68th overall) of the 1976 NHL Amateur Draft by the New York Islanders and by the New England Whalers of the WHA in the eighth round (86th overall) in the 1976 WHA Amatuer Draft...signed with the U.S. National Team after his senior year at BGSU...helped the U.S. Olympic Team to a gold medal in 1980 and then assisted the Islanders to their first of four Stanley Cup championships (1980-83) and five appearances in the finals (1980-84)...is the first player in NHL history to win a Stanley Cup Championship and an Inter-national gold medal in the same year...named to New York’s All-Islander Team on defense in the early 1990s...served as co-coach of the Kansas City Blades/IHL (1990-91) and assistant coach of the Flint Spirits (IHL) in 1989-90...was an assistant coach with the Islanders during the 1991-92 season before being named as the Director of Pro Scouting for the team in 1993, a position he still serves today...he was inducted into the US Hockey Hall of Fame in 1995...he was awarded the Lester Patrick Trophy in 1996, an honor given to someone for their contribution to hockey in the United States. International Career Notes: Was one of two BGSU Falcons on the “Miracle on Ice” U.S. International Hockey team for the 1980 Olympics (Mark Wells)...in 63 games during that stretch, he scored five goals and 20 assists (25 points) while serving 12 PIM...also returned to play for Team USA in the 1981 Canada Cup tournament, which the team placed fourth and was eliminated in the semi-final round.

Regular Season | Playoffs GP G A Pts. PIM | GP G A Pts. PIM New York Islanders (1980) 18 0 3 3 4 20 1 2 3 12New York Islanders (1980-81) 80 2 11 13 20 18 3 4 7 8New York Islanders (1981-82) 75 1 18 19 56 19 0 4 4 8New York Islanders (1982-83) 79 5 11 16 44 19 5 7 12 18New York Islanders (1983-84) 63 3 11 14 45 20 1 2 3 20New York Islanders (1984-85) 15 1 7 8 14 10 0 0 0 17New York Islanders (1985-86) 69 0 12 12 22 2 0 0 0 4New York Islanders (1986-87) 64 3 8 11 32 13 1 3 4 2New York Islanders (1987-88) 53 1 4 5 40 6 0 0 0 8New York Islanders (1988-89) 34 1 3 4 32 - - - - - NHL Totals (10 seasons) 550 17 88 105 309 127 11 22 33 97

MIKE NATYSHAKQuébec Nordiques (1987-88). Career Notes: Selected by the Quebec Nordiques in the 1986 Supplemental Draft...also played a full season for both the Fredericton Express/AHL (1987-88) and Fort Wayne Komets/IHL (1988-89).

Regular Season | Playoffs GP G A Pts. PIM | GP G A Pts. PIM Québec Nordiques (1987-88) 4 0 0 0 0 - - - - - NHL Totals (1 seasons) 4 0 0 0 0 - - - - -

Cup Count

15

Falcons In The Pros

Detroit Red Wings (1990-92), Los Angeles Kings (1993), Hartford Whalers (1993-94), Boston Bruins (1994-96). Career Notes: Drafted by the Detroit Red Wings in the ninth round (169th overall) of the 1986 NHL Entry Draft...played for the Adirondack Red Wings/AHL (1989-93) after finishing his senior year at BGSU...also played for the Providence Bruins/AHL (1994-96), Portland Pirates/AHL (1996-97) and Chicago Wolves/IHL (1997-98)...led Wolves to 1998 Turner Cup Championship...traded by the Red Wings to the L.A. Kings on Jan. 28, 1993....traded from the Kings to the Whalers on Nov. 3, 1993...served as an assistant coach for Adirondack (1998-99)...was named head coach of Mississippi Sea Wolves (ECHL) in August 1999...selected as head coach for the AHL’s Springfield Falcons for the 2000-01 season where he stayed for two seasons...was named the head coach for the Adirondack IceHawks for the 2003-04 season before the team was renamed the “Frostbite”, where he coached for a season and a half...passed away prematurely on Jan. 13, 2006.

Regular Season | Playoffs GP G A Pts. PIM | GP G A Pts. PIMDetroit Red Wings (1990-93) 14 1 0 1 107 7 0 0 0 32Los Angeles Kings (1992-94) 23 0 1 1 87 1 0 0 0 0Hartford Whalers (1993-94) 51 2 3 5 246 - - - - -Boston Bruins (1994-96) 33 0 1 1 16 5 0 1 1 18NHL Totals (6 seasons) 121 3 5 8 456 13 0 1 1 50

SEAN PRONGERAnaheim Mighty Ducks (1995-98), Pittsburgh Penguins (1998), New York Rangers (1998-99), Los Angeles Kings (1999), Boston Bruins (1999), Columbus Blue Jackets (2001-03), Vancouver Canucks (2004-05). Career Notes: Was drafted in the 1991 NHL Entry Draft by the Vancouer Canucks with the 511st overall pick (third round)...also played for the Greensboro Monarchs/ECHL (1994-95), Knoxville Cherokees/ECHL (1994-95), San Diego Gulls/IHL (1994-95), Baltimore Bandits/AHL (1995-97) Houston Aeros/IHL (1998), Providence Bruins/AHL (1999-00), Manitoba Moose/IHL (1999-01, 03-04), Syracuse Crunch (2001-02, 03-04) and the Frankfurt Lions of the German Hockey League/DEL ...scored 18-21--39 with 85 PIM in 82 games for the Moose in 2000-01...had his best statistical year of his career with the Crunch in 2001-02 (23-26--49).

Regular Season | Playoffs GP G A Pts. PIM | GP G A Pts. PIMAnaheim Mighty Ducks (1995-98) 108 12 23 35 56 9 0 2 2 4Pittsburgh Penguins (1998) 7 1 0 1 2 5 0 0 0 4New York Rangers (1998-99) 14 0 3 3 4 - - - - -Los Angeles Kings (1999) 13 0 1 1 4 - - - - -Boston Bruins (1999) 11 0 1 1 13 - - - - -Columbus Blue Jackets (2001-03) 104 10 7 17 76 - - - - -Vancouver Canucks 3 0 1 1 4 - - - - -NHL Totals (9 seasons) 260 23 36 59 159 14 0 2 2 8

PETER RATCHUKFlorida Panthers (1998-99, 2000-01). Career Notes: Was drafted by the Colorado Avalanche in the 1996 NHL Entry Draft 25th overall (first round)...left BGSU after freshman year...played for the Hull Olympiques/QMJHL (1997-98), Beast of New Haven/AHL (1998-99), and Louisville/AHL (1999-01)...the 2001-02 and 2006-07 season with Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (AHL) and played for Rochester (AHL) in 2002-03 and Houston (AHL) in 2006-07...spent parts of the last eight seasons of his career playing in Germany for the DEG Metro Stars, Frankfurt Lions and the Hamburg Freezers...had a career year with the Lions in 2003-04 chipping in 21 goals and 22 assists (43 points) in 42 regular season games and six points (1g, 5a) in 15 games during the postseason that year...spent last year (2009-10) with the Hamburg Freezers of the DEL and posted a 9-23--32 line.

Regular Season | Playoffs GP G A Pts. PIM | GP G A Pts. PIMFlorida Panthers (1998-99, 2000-01) 32 1 1 2 10 - - - - - NHL Totals (2 seasons) 32 1 1 2 10 - - - - -

MARC POTVIN

16

Falcons In The Pros

KEITH REDMONDLos Angeles Kings (1993-94). NHL Career Totals (Playoffs): Drafted by the Buffalo Sabres in the 1991 NHL Entry Draft in the fourth round (79th overall)...draft pick rights traded from Buffalo to L.A. Kings on Oct. 4, 1989...left BGSU early into his sopho-more season...played for the Belleville Bulls/OHL (1991-92), Detroit Compuware Ambassadors/OHL (1991-92), Muskegon Fury/COL (1992-93) and Phoenix Roadrunners/IHL (1992-96).

Regular Season | Playoffs GP G A Pts. PIM | GP G A Pts. PIMLos Angeles Kings (1993-94) 12 1 0 1 20 - - - - - NHL Totals (3 seasons) 12 1 0 1 20 - - - - -

TODD REIRDENEdmonton Oilers (1998-99), St. Louis Blues (1999-01), Atlanta Thrashers (2001-02), Phoenix Coyotes (2004-05). Career Notes: 5 seasons, 183 games, 11-35--46, 181 PIM. Also played for the Raleigh IceCaps/ ECHL (1994-95), Tallahassee Tiger Sharks/ECHL (1994-96), Albany River Rats/AHL (1994-95), Jacksonville Lizard Kings/ECHL (1995-96), Chicago Wolves/IHL (1995-97), San Antonio Dragons/IHL (1997-98), Fort Wayne Komets/IHL (1998), Hamilton Bulldogs/AHL (1998-99), Worcester Sharks/AHL (2000-01), Cincinnati RailRaiders/AHL (2002-03, 2003-04), Sprigfield Falcons/AHL (2003-04) and Houston Aeros/AHL (2004-05)...finished his career playing two years in Germany. COACHING CAREER: Named BGSU assistant coach on July 19th, 2007 under Scott Paluch...joined former teammate Dan Bylsma as an assitant coach with the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins (AHL) in 2008-09...took over as head coach of Wilkes-Barre/Scranton mid-way through the season when Bylsma was promoted to coach the Pittsbugh Penguins/NHL and led the team to a 14-9-2-1 record and second round playoff birth...spent one full season as head coach of Wilkes-Barre/Scranton leading the team to a 41-34-0-5 mark...is now serving as an assistant coach to Bylsma with the Pittsbugh Penguins.

Regular Season | Playoffs GP G A Pts. PIM | GP G A Pts. PIMEdmonton Oilers (1998-99) 17 2 3 5 20 - - - - -St. Louis Blues (1999-01) 94 6 25 31 59 5 0 1 1 0Atlanta Thrashers (2001-02) 65 3 5 8 82 - - - - -Phoenix Coyotes (2004-05) 7 0 2 2 4 - - - - - NHL Totals (5 seasons) 183 11 35 46 181 5 0 1 1 0

DAN SEXTONAnaheim Ducks (2009-SA). Career Notes: Signed a two-year deal with the Anaheim Ducks after his sophomore season at BGSU... performed well in preseason drills, but was reassigned to the Ducks’ AHL affiliate, San Antonio...began his professional career with the Bakersfield Condors/ECHL (18 GP, 17-22--39) before being advanced to the Manitoba Moose/AHL (13 GP, 5-7--12)...was promoted to the Ducks when Teemu Selanne was injured was his first of two stints with Anaheim that season...debuted on Dec. 4, 2009 against the Minnesota Wild...scored his first professional goal on Dec. 8, 2009 vs. Dallas where he scored two on the night.

Regular Season | Playoffs GP G A Pts. PIM | GP G A Pts. PIMAnaheim Mighty Ducks (2009-11) 88 13 19 32 20 1 0 0 0 2NHL Totals (2 seasons) 88 13 19 32 20 1 0 0 0 2

17

Falcons In The Pros

MARK WELLSBGSU Career (1975-79): Played in 154 games, scoring 77-154-231 and 45-93 PIM, 18 PP, 3 SH, 11 game winners seventh all-time in BGSU scoring history, 14th in goals and second in assists. Career Notes: Drafted by the Montreal Canadiens in the 13th round (176th overall) in the 1977 NHL Amatuer Draft...joined the Nova Scotia Voyageuers/AHL and the Flint Generals/IHL after competing in the 1980 Olympics...played for the New Haven Nighthawks (1980-81), having his most productive year as a profes-sional (14-89--43, 67 GP)...split time with the Fort Wayne Komets/IHL and the Oklahoma City Stars/CHL in 1981-82...finished his career with the Flint Generals/IHL in 1981-82...never played in a professional game. International Career Notes: Was part of the 1980 “Miracle on Ice” Team with teammate Ken Morrow...played in 29 international competitions posting a line of 9-7--16.

Boston Bruins (2005-08), Columbus Blue Jackets (2008-SA). Career Notes: Played 199 games for the Providence Bruins/AHL the past three seasons…called up to Boston on one occasion, making his NHL debut on Jan. 9, 2007 at Ottawa... signed a two-year deal with the Columbus Blue Jackets in July 2009 before being reassigned to the Syracuse Crush (2008-09) where he played in19 games, with a line of 5-6--11.

JONATHAN SIGALET

JORDAN SIGALETRegular Season Mins. GA EN SO GAA W L T Svs. Pct. Boston Bruins (2005-06) 1 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 NHL Totals (1 season) 1 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0

Boston Bruins (2005-08). Career Notes: Called up to Boston on four occasions…made NHL debut Jan. 7, 2006 against Tampa Bay allowing no goals in one minute of relief...posted sub-2.40 GAA and 15 or more wins in two of his three seasons with Providence...had a combined record of 46-21-5 with Providence...shared time with the Gazovik Tyumen (Russia) and the Vienna Capitals (Austria) in 2008-09, playing in 13 total games, including one playoff appearance with Vienna...averaged saving 92.5 percent of all shots taken against him between those two teams.

HOBEY BAKER FINALIST

Regular Season | Playoffs GP G A Pts. PIM | GP G A Pts. PIMBoston Bruins (2006-2007) 1 0 0 0 4 - - - - - NHL Totals (3 seasons) 1 0 0 0 4 - - - - -

18

Falcons In The Pros

PAUL YSEBAERTNew Jersey Devils (1988-90), Detroit Red Wings (1990-93), Winnipeg Jets (1993-94), Chicago Blackhawks (1993-95), Tampa Bay Lightning (1995-99). Career Notes: Drafted by the New Jersey Devils in the fourth round (74th overall) of the 1984 NHL Entry Draft...signed with the Canadian National Team following junior year at BGSU...in five games with Team Canada he scored one goal and registered four penalty minutes...has also played for the Utica Devils/ AHL (1988-90) and Cleveland Lumberjacks/IHL (1998-99)...won the John B. Sollenberger Trophy (AHL’s top scorer) in 1990...received the Les Cunningham Plaque as the AHL’s MVP and was a First-Team AHL honoree in 1990...recipient of the Alka-Seltzer Plus Award in 1992 for possessing the NHL’s high plus/minus rating...that year was also his most successful, registering 35 goals and 40 assists (75 points) on the campaign...played with the Cleveland Lumberjacks/IHL in 1998-99...played the 1999-2000 season with Rapperswil before retiring.

Regular Season | Playoffs GP G A Pts. PIM | GP G A Pts. PIMNew Jersey Devils (1988-90) 21 5 9 14 6 - - - - -Detroit Red Wings (1990-93) 210 84 86 170 113 19 4 3 7 12Winnipeg Jets (1993-94) 60 9 18 27 18 - - - - -Chicago Blawkhawks (1993-95) 26 9 8 17 14 6 0 0 0 8Tampa Bay Lightning (1995-99) 215 42 66 108 66 5 0 0 0 0NHL Totals (11 seasons) 532 149 187 336 217 30 4 3 7 20

DEREK WHITMOREBuffalo Sabres (2011-12): Called up for two games with the Buffalo Sabres, did not collect a point while staying even on the score sheet. Went right to the AHL after graduating from Bowling Green in 2008. Has split time between the Rochester Americans and the Portland Pirates of the AHL. In 310 games played, Whitmore has scored 84 goals, combined with 63 assists for 147 career points in the AHL.

Regular Season | Playoffs GP G A Pts. PIM | GP G A Pts. PIMBuffalo Sabres (2011-12) 2 0 0 0 0 - - - - -NHL Totals (1 seasons) 2 0 0 0 0 - - - - -

19


Coaching Staff

20

Coaching Staff

Chris Bergeron • Head Coach Third Season • Miami, ‘93Head coach Chris Bergeron completed his second season at the helm of the Orange and Brown in 2011-12, leading the Falcons to a 14-25-5 overall record, including a mark of 5-19-4 in conference play. While the overall record may not be flashy, the program saw steady improvement throughout the season, culminating in four postseason wins and a 5-5-0 record in the final 10 contests, with a victory over then-No. 3 Michigan. The team also recorded back-to-back shootout victories over then-No. 2 Ohio State in the latter stages of the season.

Bergeron was named the Falcons’ seventh head coach in program history on April 12, 2010 and has posted an overall record of 24–52–9 in his first two years.

Under Bergeron’s leadership, Bowling Green completed two CCHA Tournament upsets on the road last year, defeating Northern Michigan and national runner-up Ferris State in best two-out-of-three series’ to become the first No. 11 seed to ever reach the CCHA semifinals. The Falcons’ appearance at Joe Louis Arena marked their first trip to the CCHA semifinals in eleven years (2000-2001). Bergeron also saw two of his players earn conference honors last season, including Player of the Week (Andrew Hammond) and Rookie of the Week (Ryan Carpenter) twice.

The Falcons saw most of their improvement in Bergeron’s first season on the defensive side of the puck. Bowling Green lowered its goals-allowed per game by 0.8 and improved its penalty kill percentage by 6.7 percent from 2009-10 to 2010-11. Bergeron’s influence helped drop the Falcons’ total number of penalties and penalty minutes (PIM) considerably, leading to fewer power play chances for their opponents.

In his first postseason action leading the Orange and Brown, Bergeron led the Falcons to a feat that no other Central Collegiate Hockey Association (CCHA) team had ever accomplished in the conference’s 40-year history. As the lowest seeded team in the tournament, the Falcons upset the number five seeded Northern Michigan Wildcats in Marquette, Mich. during the first round of the 2010-11 CCHA Tournament. The Falcons fell to NMU in game one but collected steam and willed themselves to back-to-back wins in games two and three. They capped off the set with a double overtime victory in the finale after freshman Bryce Williamson scored less than a minute into the second overtime session to clinch the series and send BGSU to its first second-round playoff series since 2007. Prior to that series, no CCHA team had ever won a playoff series as the lowest seeded team in the conference tournament.

Well-known as an outstanding recruiter, Bergeron helped rebuild the Miami RedHawk program and sustained success from 2000-2010. In his time in Oxford, Ohio his teams collected a cumulative record of 226-139-37 overall and a conference record of 161-83-28. Over the last ten seasons, Bergeron helped guide the RedHawks to six NCAA Tournament appearances, consecutive Frozen Four showings in 2008-09 and 2009-10, two first places finishes in the CCHA and six seasons with 20 or more overall wins. In 2009-10, the RedHawks finished 29-8-7 (21-2-5-2) and spent all but three weeks as the No. 1 team in the country ranked by the USCHO.com Coaches Poll. During the regular season, the RedHawks mounted a 23-game unbeaten streak in conference play.

Under his guidance, Bergeron saw nine Miami forwards earn All-CCHA honors including three two seasons ago. He also saw goaltender Cody Reichard named to the All-America West Second Team while also obtaining CCHA Player of the Year honors. In six of his last seven years at Miami, Bergeron saw at least one student-athlete named to the All-American team and eight times had a player named to an All-Amer-ican Team. Since 2001 and prior to the 2009-10 season, 19 RedHawks have been drafted by a NHL team and 34 have played professionally.

He was part of a staff that was honored with the CCHA Coach of the Year award four times (2000-01, 2003-04, 2005-06 and 2009-10) and the AHCA National Coaching Staff of the Year award in 2005-06.

Bergeron played at Miami from 1989-93 and was a two-year team captain, leading the team to its first CCHA Championship in program history as a senior. During that season, Bergeron scored a team-high 61 points on 21 goals and 40 assists. Along with his offensive achievements that year, the four-year letterwin-ner was named the CCHA’s Best Defensive Forward as well as Miami’s Most Outstanding Senior.

He then spent seven years playing professionally before returning to Miami as an assistant coach. During that time, he played with the Adirondack Red Wings (AHL), the Birmingham Bulls (ECHL), the Toledo Storm (ECHL), the Cincinnati Cyclones (IHL) and the Columbus Cottonmouths (CHL), being named a league all-star four times. He also has coaching experience at the professional level, having served as a player/assistant coach with the Port Huron Border-cats of the United Hockey League for two seasons.

Bergeron graduated from Miami in 1993, earning a bachelor’s degree in education. He and his wife, Janis, now reside in Bowling Green with their two sons, Logan, 12, and Connor, nine.

Pictured above is the Bergeron family, including, Janis, Chris (back) Connor and Logan (front).

21

Coaching Staff

BERGERON AS A COACH• In his sixth season with the RedHawks, Bergeron saw his team rise to No. 1 in three different national polls, the first Miami team to achieve a No. 1 ranking in school history. The team was named tops in the country on Jan. 30, 2006 after a weekend sweep of Ferris State.

• Named to the 2005-06 AHCA National Coaching Staff of the Year.

• Saw three Miami forwards receive All-CCHA recogni-tion after the 2009-10 season.

• Miami forward Tommy Wingels signed a professional contract with the San Jose Sharks in June 2010, mark-ing the 35th player Bergeron has seen go on to play pro hockey.

• Last three years with Miami produced a part in two CCHA Championships and two consecutive Frozen Four appearances (2008-09, 2009-10), including National Runner-Up honors in 2008-09.

• Doubled Bowling Green State University’s win total in first season as head coach.

• Defeated Northern Michigan University in the first round of the CCHA Tournament as the 11th seed. Be-came the first school in CCHA history to defeat a higher seeed in a three game series.

• Completed two CCHA Tournament upsets on the road last year, defeating NMU and national-runner up Ferris State. Became first No. 11 seed to ever reach the CCHA Semifinals.

• Led Falcons to Joe Louis Arena last season, marking the Falcons first return to the CCHA Semifinals in over 10 years. (2000-01).

• Saw two of his players earn conference honors in 2011-12 (Andrew Hammond and Ryan Carpenter).

BERGERON AS A PLAYER• Was a four year letterwinner at Miami University from

1989-93.• As a winger under then-head coach George

Gwozdecky, he became one of only 41 players in program history to join the 100-Point Club with 120 points in his playing career.

• Captained the RedHawks during the 1992-93 season and was an alternate captain in 1991-92.

• Achieved a career statistical line of 48 goals and 72 assists for 120 points in 143 career games.

• Named the Steve Cady Most Improved Player after the 1990-91 season.

• Played for the Adirondack Red Wings (AHL) after his graduation from Miami in 1993 and recorded six goals and five assists (11 points) in 41 games.

• Had back-to-back 20+ goal seasons with the Birming-ham Bulls (ECHL) in 1994-95 and 1995-96.

• Posted a career year with the Columbus Cotton-mouths (CHL) in 1997-98 with a 119-point season (65-54--119) in 65 games and a 6-5--11 line in 12 post-season games that year.

Toledo Storm (ECHL) ..................... 1993-94, 1995-96, 1996-97Adirondack Red Wings (AHL) ....................... 1994-95, 1995-96Cincinnati Cyclones (IHL) .............. 1994-95, 1996-97, 1997-99Carolina Monarchs (AHL) ............................................. 1995-96Las Vegas Thunder (IHL) ............................................... 1996-97Columbus Cottonmouths (CHL) ................................... 1997-98Port Huron Border Cats (UHL) .................. 1998-99, 1999-2000

22

Coaching Staff

Ty Eigner • Assistant CoachThird Season • Bowling Green, ‘93

Assistant coach Ty Eigner returns to his alma mater for a third season behind the Falcon bench, looking to build on the success of last year. The 1993 Bowling Green graduate accumulated 14 years of coaching and administrative experience prior to being named to the Falcons’ staff in May 2010. He also played three years at the professional level.

With his experience as a defenseman from his playing days, Eigner has helped guide two large freshmen classes, aiding heavily in the development of the defensive corps. The Falcon defense has allowed nearly one fewer goal-per-game since Eigner’s arrival in 2010, dropping from 3.8 allowed to 2.9 over a two-year span. Eigner has also been an integral part in the growth of the program as a whole, helping improve the team’s overall win total in each of his first two seasons.

Prior to his return to the Orange and Brown, Eigner most recently completed a two-year stint as an associate coach for the boy’s hockey program at Eden Prairie High School in Minnesota. While there, Eigner helped lead the Eagles to the Minnesota AA state championship, and was named State AA Assistant Coach of the Year in 2009.

Between 1996 and 2008, Eigner led two Minnesota high school hockey programs, receiving recognition as an outstanding head coach at both stops. Between 1996 and 1999, he headed the Rosemount High School (Rosemount, Minn.) hockey program, and was named the Section 5AA Coach of the Year for the 1997-98 season. In 1999, Eigner moved on to coach Brainerd High School (Brainerd, Minn.), where he was named the Section 7AA Coach of the Year for the 2005-06 season.

The Minnesota Hockey Coaches also honored Eigner with the Dave Peterson Award in his final season (2008) with the Warriors. From 1999 to 2008, Eigner served as a full-time instructor for Minnesota Hockey Camps, as well as the Hockey Director for the Brainerd Amateur Hockey Association. He also coached and evaluated within USA Hockey 15 & 17 National camps, a position held since 2005.

Prior to his return to Bowling Green, Eigner had coached 30 young men who went on to play collegiate or junior hockey. At Eden Prairie he coached Nick Leddy, the 16th overall selection in the 2009 NHL Amateur Draft and now a defenseman for the University of Minnesota. In Brainerd, he coached defenseman Carl Sneep, who helped Boston College to two national titles before signing with the Pittsburgh Penguins.

Eigner served as Bowling Green’s captain for the 1992-93 season, and was a member of the program’s last two NCAA tournament teams. Eigner’s playing career at Bowling Green spanned 123 games, where he had a line of four goals, nine assists and 13 points. He played under Falcon coaching legend Jerry York, and as captain in 1992-1993, led the team to an 11-game turnaround, as well as a five-game improvement in CCHA play from the year before.

Eigner and his wife, Erika currently reside in Bowling Green with their three children, Peter, Ellie and Kate.

23

Coaching Staff

Barry Schutte • Assistant CoachThird Season • Miami, ‘98

Barry Schutte enters his third season as an assistant coach for the Bowling Green State University hockey program, joining the Falcons after spending the majority of his hockey career with Miami University. Schutte works primarily with the offense, while also dealing with recruiting and academic affairs.

Schutte joined the Orange and Brown as an assistant coach in May 2010, bringing a wealth of hockey knowledge from a player, coach and administrative standpoint.

While at Miami, Schutte served as Director of Goggin Ice Arena, and was responsible for the entire oversight of the facility. Schutte’s time at Goggin Ice Arena spanned nine seasons, starting from 1999-2003, with a second stint coming from 2005-2010. Schutte, whose leadership made Goggin one of the best facilities in collegiate hockey, also served as the Senior Director of Recreational Auxiliaries for the university in 2007.

Schutte received his bachelor’s degree in physical education from Miami in 1997, playing four seasons of varsity hockey for the RedHawks. In 131 games, Schutte scored 25 goals, adding 33 assists for 58 total points. Schutte also earned 99 penalty minutes over his collegiate career.

Beginning in 1999, he spent the next four years working at Miami in various capacities, including physical education instructor and head coach of the Miami University club hockey program. As head coach, Schutte guided the team to their first ever National Championship in the 1999-2000 season.

After leading the club team for two seasons, Schutte eventually took the role of volunteer assistant coach for the varsity hockey team from 2001-2003.

In 2003, Schutte left Miami for the first time in his professional career, serving as the associate head coach and general manager for the Chicago Steel of the United States Hockey League. While in Chicago, Schutte earned 60 victories from 2003-05.

Schutte returned to Oxford in 2005, resuming the role of Director of Goggin Ice Arena. After his return to Miami, the RedHawks com-piled a 135-52-21 overall record, five consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances, two regular-season CCHA championships and advanced to the NCAA Frozen Four each of the last two seasons.

“Barry is a great example and leader for our players,” said head coach Chris Bergeron. “His experience in the CCHA and USHL make him a great addition to our staff.”

The Thunder Bay, Ontario native and his wife, Carey, now reside in Bowling Green, Ohio with their two sons Brady and Colin, and daughter Hallie.

24

Support StaffShane Connelly • Director of Hockey Operations

Second Season • Wisconsin, ‘09

Dan Fischer • Athletic Trainer

Third Season • Missouri State, ‘07

Dan Fischer was named an Assistant Athletic Trainer on July 1, 2010, working primarily with the men’s ice hockey program. He received his master’s degree in sport administration from Bowling Green in May of 2009.

Fischer was a graduate assistant in the BGSU sports medicine department from 2007-09, supervising the athletic training for the men’s soccer and softball programs, assisting with football.

After graduating from Bowling Green, Fischer was named an Assistant Athletic Trainer at Austin Peay State Uni-versity in September of 2009, where he supervised the volleyball and softball programs. He received his bachelor’s degree in sports medicine/athletic training from Missouri State University in May of 2007.

Shane Connelly returns to Bowling Green for his second year as Director of Hockey Operations, completing a successful initial campaign in 2011-12.

Connelly brings a wealth of hockey knowledge and experience to BGSU after playing stints at the junior, collegiate, and professional level.

Prior to college, the former goaltender played junior hockey for two seasons with the Chicago Steel (USHL) where he posted a record of 34-30-4 in 74 appearances. Connelly played four seasons of collegiate hockey at the Univer-sity of Wisconsin (WCHA) from 2005 to 2009. His career goals-against average (2.39), save percentage (.913), and shutout total (eight) each rank top five in Badgers history. Recording 19 of his 41 career victories as a senior in 2008-09, Connelly also won three games as a freshman backup during Wisconsin’s run to the NCAA Champion-ship in 2005-06.

After graduating from Wisconsin in 2009 with a degree in Communications, Connelly joined the ECHL as a mem-ber of the Johnstown Chiefs. Over parts of two seasons in the ECHL, Connelly split time between the Johnstown Chiefs, South Carolina Stingrays, Elmira Jackals, Trenton Devils, and Utah Grizzlies. In 74 ECHL appearances, Connelly compiled a record of 25-30-11 including five shutouts, with a 3.14 goals-against average and 0.900 save percentage.

The Cheltenham, Pennsylvania native now resides in Bowling Green, Ohio.

25

Scott Jess • Equipment Manager

17th Season • Miami, ‘89

Kenny Goodrich joins the Falcons for a fourth season, his first as Associate Director of Strength and Conditioning.

Prior to coming to Bowling Green, Goodrich had been a graduate assistant strength coach at Michigan State University from 2007-09 and as a volunteer assistant from 2005-07.

Originally from Decatur, Mich., Goodrich earned his masters in Kinesiology / Sports Administration from Michigan State in 2009 and is certified under the Collegiate Strength and Conditioning Coaches Association.

He and his wife, Amy, currently reside in Bowling Green, Ohio with thier daughter Cami.

Kenneth Goodrich • Strength and Conditioning

Fourth Season • Michigan State ‘09

Scott Jess is in his 17th season handing out equipment, sharpening skates and managing the ice arena equipment room for the Falcons.

A popular member of the Falcon hockey entourage, “Scooter” is also the head equipment specialist for the BGSU baseball, tennis, golf and swimming programs.

Jess, a native of Clyde, Ohio, came to BGSU after serving six seasons as head equipment manager/trainer in the East Coast Hockey League. He spent three seasons with the Raleigh Ice Caps (1992-95) following stints with the Rich-mond Renegades (1990-92) and the Virginia Lancers (1989-90). A 1982 graduate of Clyde High School, he was the recipient of Richmond’s Outstanding Service Award in 1991-92.

Jess, received his undergraduate degree in sports management from Miami University in 1989 after transferring from Indiana State University. He also earned a minor in sports medicine from MU. While in Oxford, Jess served as student equipment manager for the Redskins’ hockey team in 1988-89.

He is a member of the American Equipment Managers Association and the National Hockey League Equipment Managers Association. Jess is married to the former Sandy Lorenzen.

Support Staff

26

Dr. Jeffrey NoftzDr. Jeffrey Noftz is the head team physi-cian for the BGSU program. He is currently an assistant professor in both the Physician Assistant Program and the Physical Therapy Program at BGSU. He was assistant profes-sor in Orthopaedics and Family Practice prior to accepting a position at The Bowling Green Clinic, specializing in non-operative muscu-loskeletal pathology and family practice.

Dr. richarD BarkerDr. Richard Barker, a Bowling Green na-tive, is the head team orthopaedic surgeon. He completed his undergraduate degree at BGSU in 1969, and completed his medical degree, as well as postgraduate orthopaedic residency training, at the University of Cin-cinnati College of Medicine.

Dr. carlos GomezCarlos E. Gomez, M.D., specializes ingeneral orthopaedics, sports medicine and totaljoint replacements. He received his medicaldegree from El Bosque University Medical School in Bogota, Columbia where he also completed his residency. Dr. Gomez completed his fellowship in orthopaedic trauma at the University of Toledo.

Dr. cathy caNterDr. Cathy Canter completed her undergradu-ate and MBA degrees from the University of Alabama, where she was a scholarship athlete in track and cross country. Dr. Cantor received her medical degree at the University of South Alabama (1997-2001). She completed an internal medicine residency at The Ohio State University and a pediatrics residency at Co-lumbus Children’s Hospital (2001-2005).

Dr. tom WoJciechoWskiA fixture around the Falcon athletic program for many years is team physician Dr. Tom Wojciechowski. “Doc Wojo,” as he is known around the program, received a B.S. in Phar-macy from the University of Toledo in 1967, and his M.D. from Wayne State University. He did his residency from 1975-78 at Toledo Hospital before entering into private practice in Bowling Green. Dr. Wojciechowski re-ceived his American Board of Family Practice Board Certification in 1979.

CONSULTANTSDr. Michael Bielefeld (General Surgery)

Dr. James Bingle (Cardiology) Dr. Zhanna Brant (BGSU Student Health Center)

Dr. Glenn Egelman (BGSU Student Health Center)Dr. Merrill Gladden (Orthopedics - Hand/Wrist specialist)

Dr. Douglas Hess (General Surgery)Mark Krautheim (Counseling, Psychology)

Dr. Lisa Merrell (Family Practice)Dr. Robert Neville (Ophthalmology)

Dr. Patrick O’Shea (Chiropractic)Dr. Jay L. Smith (Pain Management)Dr. Christina Tam (Ophthalmology)Dr. Robert Tam (Ophthalmology)

ASSOCIATESDr. John Archer (Optometry)Dr. Beau Bortel (Podiatry)

Dr. Mile Brujic (Optometry)Dr. Brent DeVries (Cardiology)Dr. George Hebecka (Dentistry)

Dr. Jeffrey Levin (Dentistry)Dr. Lyle Nowicki (Optometry)Dr. James Phipps (Dentistry)

Dr. Dave Shilling (Optometry)Dr. Tom Snyder (Chiropractic)

Dr. Todd Stoner (Dentist)

Medical Staff

27


28

Season Outlook Q&AWhat was the biggest thing you learned as a coach last season?

CB: From a personal perspective I learned that I have to be way more consistent with my daily ap-proach. I feel like I was way too high when things were okay, and way too low when things weren’t. I’m not sure if everyone saw that and felt that, but behind the scenes I was way too inconsistent with my daily approach. I believe whole-heartedly that in the short, small picture, the day-to-day ap-proach. The let’s focus on today, let’s not worry about tomorrow, let’s forget about yesterday. I got way too caught up in that last year, especially in the first half of the year. As the season went on I talked to my family and my friends, in particular my two assistant coaches, Barry (Schutte) and Ty (Eigner), we all got through it together. I really feel like I’m going to challenge myself to make sure that doesn’t happen this year because there are expectations this year. And if those expectations aren’t met, especially early, that doesn’t mean the plan isn’t working and I can’t feel sorry for myself. I need to be way more consistent in my approach.

Briefly talk about the new guys, do they fit that mold that has been set here in the past two re-cruiting classes?

CB: They physically fit the mold. You’ll see more size, better skaters, and more offense. Are they going to be willing, on a daily basis, to come out of their comfort zone and take their game or academics to a whole new level, that’s something that’s a work in progress. There’s no reason to be-lieve that they wont. They fit our recruiting model. They are the type of kids that we want around us for four years. They’re starting to get pushed to where they’re going to have to be willing to do things at a higher level, and we’re seeing good things at this point. But it’s very early, so collec-tively it’s a good group with a lot of potential to make an impact on this program over their time here. Now when we have some time under our belt and see them on a daily basis, we’ll be able to say how big their impact is going to be. We hope, we think, their impact is going to be good, really, really good, or even great because that’s the type

of kids they are. There’s no reason to believe that they can’t be better than they even think they can be based on our culture and our brand, and based on them will-ing to push themselves harder than they’ve ever pushed themselves before. We feel really good about this group. But we also feel good about the older guys, and that they’re learning from a lot more established, into the brand, into the culture group. So it makes it a little easier on them than some of the other first year groups that we’ve had come through here.

What’s your biggest concern heading into this sea-son?

CB: Our biggest concern, my biggest concern, is we lose track of the process, and we lose our focus on a daily basis based on results. I know there’s progress being made with this program, we know there’s prog-ress being made. The reality is however, everybody judges us on wins and losses. Especially with how we finished last year, everyone’s going to expect us to win at the same level that we were at the end of last season, and that’s what we expect. But if it doesn’t happen, that doesn’t mean things aren’t progressing, and things aren’t going the way we expect them to go. The win-ning and losing is going to take care of itself as our brand, as our culture continues to establish itself more. That’s our biggest concern, is that going to happen? I don’t know. Why would that happen? I don’t really know. We still are a young group when it comes to this culture and this brand, but I’d have to say that’s our big-gest concern. Losing track of the big picture. There’s no reason to lose track of what we’re doing here based on winning and losing necessarily, and that’s what we’re going to have to fight ourselves on.

What’s do you feel is the team’s biggest strength?

CB: Well I think this team potentially could score more goals than we have in the past, and that’s not a great comparison because we haven’t scored goals at a very good level the last two years we’ve been here. But I think this team has potential to do that, I think there’s more than one or two guys to look at to contribute of-fensively, and you know we expect more defensemen to get involved from that aspect of our game. I feel like other than that it’s the same, they feel really good about themselves, we’re a really close bunch, I really like that

29

Season Outlook Q&Aabout our group, we are acting like a family. But to this point there has been no adversity, and we all know that some colors come out through adversity. We are trying to train ourselves mentally to handle adversity in a certain way. We’ll see how that goes once we start playing games here and it’s for real, but I like the fact that our team is starting to take the shape of the team we’re trying to put together, we want to be a team that competes really hard and has a work ethic, which is what we have. We’ve done that for the past couple of years, we also want to be a team that has lots of size, and we believe we have that. We want to be a team that can get up and down the ice and skate, and we think we can do that. Ultimately, we want to be a team that can defend, and I think we’ve established being able to defend okay the last couple years, now we want to make that defending better, but I just think this is starting to resemble more of a type of team we’re trying to put together here.

You named Cam Wojtala and Ryan Carpenter co-captains this year. Why those two, and what do they bring to the table?

CB: Well first of all, we picked those guys as a program, each individual person in the program had a vote on that, and Ryan and Cam came out as the two guys we think should be our leaders, and that included the players. Their example on a daily basis is outstanding. They both have their strengths and their weaknesses when it comes to the communication piece, which I think is a big part of being a leader. But we feel like one of the things that gets overlooked or leaders forget about is their own game. As a sophomore and as a junior, we can’t afford either of them not to focus on their own game first and be able to take that leadership component and focus on that. They have to be the best Cam and the best Ryan they can be before they can be good leaders, because they’re natural leaders. They’re guys that people naturally gravi-tate towards, so if they’re taking care of themselves and doing what they do best, people will gravitate towards them and follow them. I think we have a bunch of good followers too, and that’s not a nega-tive. I think good followers get overlooked as well, and undervalued. We don’t undervalue that, we’ve

got a couple of real strong leaders and you can even include Andrew Wallace and Andrew Hammond as a re-ally strong leadership core. Then we’ve got a bunch of guys that want to follow a good leader, and are leaders in the making in their own right. So you know it’s their example on a daily basis that gets your attention, and then it’s all of our responsibility to help those two guys be the best leaders that they can be, we feel good about it.

This season will be a success if______

CB: I feel that this season will be a success if we continue to make strides when it comes to our culture, and the brand we are trying to create at Bowling Green, which is the willingness to be great on a daily basis. A bunch of kids that believe in that, that live that, it’s a hard thing to measure here, but we’re going to know if that’s what we have our not, and this season will be a success because of that. That’s a coach’s answer, ev-erybody thinks it will be a success if we win a certain number of games, well I’m not going to do that. It’ll be a success anyway based on if we can continue to build this culture up, and this brand up where it can be sustained over the next 20, 25, 30, whatever it may be years. For anybody that comes through this program, they’re going to know what it means to be apart of the Bowling Green hockey family. So that’s not a great way to fill in the blank, but that’s the best way I can put it. It’ll be a success if we can continue to build our brand to where we feel it needs to be.

2012-13 Captains Cam Wojtala and Ryan Carpenter

1

The 2012-13 Falcons

30

# Name Cl. Pos. S/C Height Weight Hometown/Lastteam(league)

1 AndrewHammond Sr. G L 6‐3 190 Surrey,BritishColumbia/Vernon(BCHL)

2 RyanPeltoma Sr. D R 6‐2 195 Brainerd,Minn./NorthIowa(NAHL)

3 ConnorKucera So. D L 6‐2 210 TwinLakes,Ind./DesMoines(USHL)

4 MikeSullivan So. D L 6‐1 190 Toronto,Ontario/Markham(OJHL)

5 RustyHafner So. D L 6‐0 200 Toledo,Ohio/WellingtonDukes(OJHL)

6 DerekHills So. D L 6‐2 210 CampbellRiver,BritishColumbia/Amarillo(NAHL)

7 JakeSloat Jr. D L 5‐11 185 Louisville,Col./Owatonna(NAHL)

8 JoseDelgadillo Fr. D R 6‐3 200 Milwaukee,Wis./IndianaIce(USHL)

10 MarcRodriguez Sr. F R 5‐9 180 Aurora,Ill./SiouxFalls(USHL)

11 DanDeSalvo So. F R 5‐8 170 RollingMeadows,Ill./DesMoines(USHL)

12 BryceWilliamson Jr. F R 6‐0 190 SebaBeach,Alberta/St.Albert(AJHL)

13 AdamBerkle So. F R 6‐3 193 Collegeville,Pa./Youngstown(USHL)

14 CamdenWojtala Jr. F L 6‐2 190 Trenton,Mich./Omaha(USHL)

15 MarcusPerrier So. D L 6‐1 225 ThunderBay,Ontario/SiouxFalls(USHL)

16 ChadSumsion Jr. F L 6‐1 200 Woodstock,Ontario/Newmarket(CCHL)

17 BenMurphy Fr. F R 6‐0 200 Duxbury,Mass./CarletonPlace(CJHL)

18 RyanViselli Jr. F R 5‐10 180 Windsor,Ontario/Penticton(BCHL)

21 TedPletsch So. F L 6‐3 210 Canton,Mich./Pembroke(CJHL)

22 RyanCarpenter So. F R 6‐1 180 Oviedo,Fla./SiouxCity(USHL)

23 BrentTate Fr. F R 6‐2 180 Canton,Mich./Lincoln(USHL)

24 BrettMohler Jr. F R 6‐1 175 YorbaLinda,Calif./Tri‐City(USHL)

25 DajonMingo So. F R 5‐10 175 Canton,Mich./DesMoines(USHL)

26 MarkCooper Fr. F R 6‐2 185 Scarborough,Ontario/St.Michaels(OJHL)

27 AndrewWallace Jr. F L 5‐10 180 Bedford,NovaScotia/Surrey(BCHL)

28 BobbyShea Sr. D R 5‐11 195 HarrisonTownship,Mich./GreenBay(USHL)

29 RalfsFreibergs Fr. D L 5‐11 191 Riga,Latvia/Lincoln(USHL)

30 ScottZacharias Jr. G R 6‐3 180 Winnipeg,Manitoba/Pembroke(CJHL)

31 TommyBurke Fr. G L 6‐1 185 Chaska,Minn./BismarckBobcats(NAHL)

2012-13 Numerical Roster

Pronunciation Guide

Adam Berkle .........................................................BerklCam Wojtala .................................................... Wo-talaChad Sumsion .............................................. Sum-shinMarcus Perrier ..............................................Per-E-airConnor Kucera ...............................................Ku-saraBarry Schutte ...................................................ShooteeBobby Shea ............................................................Shay

31

#13 |Adam BerkleSophomore |Forward | 6-3 | 193 | Shoots:R | Collegeville, Pa./Youngstown (USHL)

2011-2012 (freshman): One of only four Falcons to play in all 44 games during the season…scored seven goals ranking fifth on the team…his 14 assists ranked second on the team…ranked fourth on the team with 21 points, and was one of four Falcons to hit the 20-point plateau… led the team in shots with 125 on the season…ranked third on the team with two game-winning goals…finished the season with a minus -8 on-ice rating…com-

mitted 17 penalties for a total of 45 PIMs…secured his first career point with an assist against Connecticut in a 4-4 tie, finishing the game with a plus -2 rating…scored his first goal against Lake Superior State, a game-winner in a 1-0 win…recorded his first multi-point game against Canisius with a two-assist effort in a 3-1 win…earned an assist in a 4-4 tie against Miami…after an assist against Ohio State, he recorded two goals and an assist against Alaska in a two-game set, marking his first career three-game point streak…recorded two assists in a 3-2 win against Notre Dame, finishing the game with a plus -3 rating…scored goals in back-to-back games against Ferris State and Michigan to close out the regular season…led the Falcons with seven points against Northern Michigan in the first round of the playoffs, scoring two goals and five assists in the three-game series.

Prior to BGSU: Spent the 2009-10 and 2010-11 season with the Youngstown Phantoms (USHL) where he played in 120 games...scored 28 goals and 27 as-sists (55 points)…finished fifth on the team in points both seasons…amassed 209 penalty minutes over two seasons with Youngstown…was a four-year letter winner at Lasalle High School in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania…took home a state championship in 2008…served as captain for Youngstown and Lasalle.

Personal: Full name—Adam Scott Berkle…son of Scott and Elaine Berkle…has a brother named Zack and a sister named Dana…majoring in business.

2012-13 Returning Players

OVERALLYEAR GP G A PTS PN/MN PPG/SHG/GWG +/-2011-12 44 7 14 21 17/45 1/0/2 -8Career 44 7 14 21 17/45 1/0/2 -8

Career Highlights

Most Goals Game: 1 (Multiple)Most Assists Game: 2 (Multiple)

Most Points Game: 3 (3/4/12 at NMU)

First Collegiate Goal:10/21/11 vs. LSSU

First Collegiate Point: 10/8/11 vs. UConn (Assist)

Career Stats vs. CCHA Opponents Gms G A Pts.Alaska 4 2 1 3Ferris State 7 1 0 1Lake Superior 2 1 0 1Miami (OH) 3 0 1 1Michigan 3 1 0 1Michigan State 2 0 1 1Northern Michigan 5 2 5 7Notre Dame 4 0 2 2Ohio State 2 0 1 1Western Michigan 4 0 0 0

32

2011-2012 (freshman): Named CCHA Rookie Of The Week twice during the season…hon-ored with the Bowling Green Rookie Of The Year Award and Sam Cooper Award…one of only four Falcons to play in all 44 games dur-ing the season…led the team in assists (19) and points (30), marking the first Falcon to score 30 points since 2008-09 (Svendsen and Sexton)…ranked second on the team with 11 goals…one of three Falcons (Marc Rodriguez, Carpenter

and Shea) to score shorthanded…ranked second on the team with three game-winning goals…finished the season with a plus -2 on-ice rating…scored a goal and an assist in his first career game, a 2-1 win over Connecticut…recorded two assists against Connecticut in a 4-4 tie…scored two goals against Alabama-Huntsville in a two-game road series, giving him points in the Falcons’ first four games of the season…recorded two assists against Notre Dame in a two-game home series, finishing the weekend with a plus -2 rating…recorded two goals and an assist in a two-game home sweep against Canisius, finishing the series with a plus -3 rating…scored a goal and three assists against Miami in a come-back shootout win, marking his first three-point game of his career…recorded his first career two-goal game in a 3-2 win over Notre Dame, giving him three points in the weekend series…recorded two assists against Northern Michigan in the first round of the playoffs, finishing the series with a plus -8 on ice rating…scored the game-winning overtime goal against Ferris State in game one of their playoff series…recorded two assists in game two against Ferris State, finishing with a plus -2 rating… scored a goal and two assists in the Falcons 4-3 series-clinching game against Ferris State, finishing the series with five points and a plus -5 rating…scored a goal against Michigan in the CCHA Semifinals, extend-ing his career-long point streak to five games.

Prior to BGSU: Played two years for the Sioux City Musketeers…scored 23 goals and 44 assists (67 pts) in 117 career games…led team in assists during the 2010-2011 season…scored two goals and an assist in three career playoff games.

Personal: Full name—Ryan Michael Carpenter…son of Michael and Nancy Carpenter…has a brother Chris and a sister Kelsey…father Michael played base-ball for University of Central Florida…favorite athlete is Derek Jeter…attended Timber Creek High School…majoring in finance.


#22 |Ryan CarpenterSophomore |Forward | 6-1 | 180 | Shoots: R | Oviedo, Fla./Sioux City (USHL)

OVERALLYEAR GP G A PTS PN/MN PPG/SHG/GWG +/-2011-12 44 11 19 30 10/31 2/1/3 +2Career 44 11 19 30 10/31 2/1/3 +2

Career Highlights

Most Goals Game: 2 (2/4/12 at ND)Most Assists Game: 2 (Multiple)Most Points Game: 3 (Multiple)

First Collegiate Goal:10/7/11 vs. UConn

First Collegiate Point: 10/7/11 vs. UConn (Goal)


33

2011-12 (freshman):Played in 35 games…led the Falcons with 14 goals scored…ranked fourth on the team with 11 assists…ranked second on the team with 25 points…was one of four Falcons to hit the 20-point plateau…led the team with four game-winning goals…finished the year with a team-best plus -4 on-ice rating…led the team with a .167 shooting percentage…committed 15 penalties for 41PIMs…blocked 11 shots…scored goals in back-to-back games

against Connecticut and Alabama Huntsville to start the year…extended his five-game point streak with assists in three-straight games against UAH and a Lake Superior State (10/15-10/21)…scored a goal in a 3-5 loss to Ferris State at home…scored a goal against Miami in the Falcons’ shootout win on the road…collected assists in back-to-back games against Alaska-Fairbanks in a two-game set on the road…collected assists in back-to-back games against Notre Dame on the road, finishing plus-2 on the weekend…scored five goals and one assist in the Falcons’ opening playoff series with Northern Michigan, including back-to-back two-goal games to close out the series. Finished the series with a plus-7 on-ice rating…scored two goals and an assist in the second game of the Ferris State series, finishing the game with a plus -2 rating…scored a hat-trick with an assist against FSU in the series-clinching game, marking the first Falcon to record a hat-trick since Derek Whitmore, in a 4-1 win against Western Michigan (Jan. 18, 2008) at the BGSU Ice Arena…DeSalvo now also holds the CCHA record for playoff goals (10), breaking the previous record of 8 held by three players (Mike Knuble Bobby Reynolds and Rick Brebant).

Prior to BGSU: Played one season for the Des Moines Buccaneers…scored 14 goals and 28 assists (42 points) in 58 games…amassed 66 penalty minutes…led team in points (42) and tied for the team lead in assists (28)… one of two Des Moines Buccaneers (DeSalvo, and Kucera) joining the Falcons this season.

Personal: Full name—Daniel Anthony DeSalvo…son of Larry and Judy De-Salvo…has one brother named Nick…father played college ice hockey for St. Mary’s…graduate of Fremd High School…majoring in accounting.


#11 |Dan DeSalvoSophomore |Forward | 5-8 | 170 | Shoots:R | Rolling Meadows, Ill./Des Moines (USHL)


Career Highlights

Most Goals Game: 3 (3/11/12 at FSU)Most Assists Game: 1 (Multiple)

Most Points Game: 4 (3/11/12 at FSU)

First Collegiate Goal:10/8/11 vs. UConn

First Collegiate Point: 10/8/11 vs. UConn (Goal)


34

2011-2012 (freshman): Played in 19 games for the Orange and Brown…recorded two points, both assists…committed four penalties for 19 PIMs…blocked 19 shots…finished the season with an even -0 on-ice rating…earned his first-career point with an assist in a 3-1 win against Canisius…blocked three shots in a comeback shootout win against Miami…earned his second-career assist against Michigan State, blocking two shots and finishing the game with

a plus -1 rating.

Prior to BGSU: Most recently played for the Wellington Dukes (OJHL) during the second half of the 2010-11 season…tallied 1goal and 15 assists (16 points) in 35 games played… ranked second on the team with 47 penalty minutes…scored one goal and tallied seven assists (8 points) in 20 playoff games…Played for the Carleton Place Canadians (CJHL) for parts of two seasons (2009-2010)…tallied 15 goals and 19 assists (34 points) in 77 games played…was tied for the team lead in points (28) among defenseman in 2009-2010.

Personal: Full name—Rusty James Hafner…son of Randy and Peggy Hafner…has two brothers, Randy Jr. and Ryan…has two sisters, Tara and Tiffany…father (Randy) and cousin (Kelly) both played college baseball for Bowling Green State University…majoring in exercise science.


#5 |Rusty HafnerSophomore |Defense | 6-0 | 200 | Shoots:L | Toledo, Ohio/Wellington (OJHL)

OVERALLYEAR GP G A PTS PN/MN PPG/SHG/GWG +/-2011-12 19 0 2 2 4/19 0/0/0 0Career 19 0 2 2 4/19 0/0/0 0

Career Highlights

Most Goals Game: NAMost Assists Game: 1 (Multiple)Most Points Game: 1 (Multiple)

First Collegiate Goal:NA

First Collegiate Point: 12/2/11 vs. MSU (Assist)


35

2011-12 (junior): Started all 44 games between the pipes for the Falcons…set the single-season record for minutes played with 2,615:18…finished with a 2.73 save percentage, accounting for the seventh-best single-season mark in program history…stopped 1, 114 shots, accounting for the second-highest single-season total in program history…carried a record of 14-24-5 with a .903 save percentage and two shutouts…recipient of the Jim Sears Award (MVP) and Jim Ruehl Award (Best Defensive Player) for the second straight season…earned his first victory of the season with a 2-1 win over Connecticut, stopping 20-of-21 shots…stopped 29-of-30 shots against Alabama-Huntsville for his second 2-1 win of the season…recorded back-to-back shutouts against UAH (3-0) and Lake Superior State (1-0), stopping 40 shots over the two game stretch with a shutout streak of 129:27…

recorded back-to-back 30+ save efforts against Alaska-Fairbanks, stopping 61 shots and allowing just four goals over the weekend…stopped 31-of-32 shots against Ohio State in the Falcon’s shootout win at home…stopped 27-of-28 shots against Alaska-Fairbanks for a 3-1 Falcon win…allowed just one goal on 28 shots in a 2-1 win over Western Michigan…earned his 10th win on the season stopping 27-of-30 shots in a 4-3 victory over Michi-gan at home…stopped 30-of-33 shots in the Falcon’s 5-3 win against Northern Michigan in the first round of the CCHA Playoffs…allowed just one goal on 35 shots in the 4-1 series-clinching win against NMU… made 54 saves in the team’s 3-2 overtime win against Ferris State in the second round of the playoffs…stopped 55 shots in 81:04 minutes against Michigan in the CCHA Semifinal game, falling one save short of tying Jordan Sigalet’s single-game save record...finished the year with eight games of 30 saves or more, three games with 40 saves or more and two games with 50 saves or more...

2010-2011 (sophomore): Made himself known as the surprise player of the year between the pipes…played in 27 games including 26 starts…went 6-17-3 on the season…recorded his first career win and shutout against Clarkson (Oct. 16) stopping all 31 Golden Knight shots on goal…made a season high 44 saves twice in a 4-1 loss against Alaska-Fairbanks (Oct. 30) and in a 2-1 double OT win at Northern Michigan (March 6) in game three of the CCHA Tournament…he preceded his game three performance with an outstanding 29-save shutout in game two…went 2-1 in shootout scenarios, saving 9-of-11 shots against (.820) with wins coming against Western Michigan and Northern Michigan…allowed two or fewer goals in six of his last nine games…allowed one or fewer goals in seven games, including two shutouts…had 11 games with 30 or more saves and two with 40 or more…finished the year allowing 68 goals with a 2.67 goals-against average and a save percentage of .915…against CCHA opponents, he maintained a 2.70 GAA and a .913 save percentage and a 1-12-3 record…was named Jim Ruehl Best Defensive Player and Jim Sears Most Valuable Defensive Player awards by the team.

2009-10 (freshman): Played in 19 games between the posts including 13 starts…made his first start in the team’s second game of the season at Minnesota State (Oct. 10) where he allowed four goals in 60 minutes of play while saving 37 shots…had six games where he saved 30 or more shots including one 40+ save day against Nebraska-Omaha (Oct. 30)…in that game against the Mavericks, he stopped 43 shots including all three shoot-out opportunities against him in his first decision leading to points for his team in a shoot out win (1-0) following a 3-3 tie…allowed fewer than three goals seven times…played his best in 59:46 against Provi-dence (Oct. 24) allowing only two goals, both even-strength, against the Friars in a 3-1 loss, saving 29-of-31 shots against…led the team to a 2-2 tie and a shoot out win with Michigan State (Feb. 27)…is 2-0 in shoot out situations and saved all six shots taken against him…ended the season with a 0-12-2 record.

Prior to BGSU: Played with the Vernon Vipers of the BCHL…had a 2008-09 regular season record of 27-17-1, including a league-leading five shut outs…posted a 2.30 GAA mark and a .912 save percentage…finished the season with a 39-17-1 record and 2.06 goals-against mark and a .923 save percentage…team was ranked fourth in the country and sported a 42-12-1-3 overall record that year…co-recipient of the Canucks Silver Skate Award recognizing passion and dedication to parents, coaches, volunteers and players in the league…voted team MVP…received league honors for BCHL Top Goalie and Top Goalie Duo with teammate Graeme Gordon…named to the BCHL All-Star team…team was 2009 BCHL Fred Page champions, Doyle Cup champions and Royal Bank Cup national champions.

Personal: Full name is Andrew Robert Hammond…born on February 11, 1988…son of Marshall and Sandie Hammond…has a brother, Matt, and a sister, Christine…nicknamed “Hammy”…major is sport management.


#1 |Andrew HammondSenior |Goalie | 6-3 | 190 | Shoots:L | Surrey, British Columbia/Vernon (BCHL)

OVERALLYEAR GP/GS MIN W-L-T GA GAA SAVE% SHO2009-10 19/13 836:43 0-12-2 60 4.30 .880 0 2010-11 27/25 1528:36 6-17-3 68 2.67 .915 22011-12 44/44 2615:18 14 -24-5 119 2.73 .903 2Career 89-81 4920:37 20-53-10 247 2.96 .903 4

Career Highlights

Most Saves Game: 55 (3/16/12 vs Mich.)Most Wins Season: 14

Most Shutouts Season: 2 (twice)

First Collegiate Win:10/16/10 vs. Clarkson

First Collegiate Shutout: 10/16/10 vs. Clarkson

Career Stats vs. CCHA Opponents Gms GAA Save% Record Alaska 5 2.43 .926 1-4-0 Ferris State 9 3.99 .878 2-6-0 Lake Superior 6 1.57 .942 2-1-1 Miami (OH) 7 3.87 .881 0-6-1 Michigan 6 3.62 .912 1-5-0 Michigan State 8 3.22 .902 0-6-1 Northern Michigan 11 2.91 .908 4-6-1 Notre Dame 5 2.44 .913 1-4-0 Ohio State 5 2.78 .983 0-2-2 Western Michigan 6 2.77 .903 1-3-2

36

2011-2012 (freshman): Played in 40 games at defense for the Falcons…recorded one goal and seven assists, ranking third among defenseman with eight points…ranked third on the team with 18 penalties committed, ranking fifth on the team in penalty minutes with 36…blocked 21 shots…. was one of three Falcons to finish the year with a plus on-ice rating, earning a plus -2 on the year…recorded his first career point against Miami in a comeback shootout win, re-

cording an assist and a plus -2 rating…earned an assist and a blocked shot against Michigan State…finished with a plus -2 rating against Western Michigan in a 2-1 win at home…recorded an assist and a plus -1 rating in a 3-2 win over Notre Dame…recorded a plus -2 rating in a 3-2 win over Michigan…earned an assist and a plus -2 rating in the Falcons’ 3-2 win over Ferris State in the CCHA play-offs…earned his first career goal against Ferris State in game two of the series.

Prior to BGSU: Played one season for the Des Moines Buccaneers of the USHL…scored two goals, five assists (7pts) and amassed 66 penalty minutes in 53 career games…led the team in plus/minus with a (+19) mark…won a state championship while attending Culver Military academy in 2008.. one of two Des Moines Buccaneers (DeSalvo, and Kucera) joining the Falcons this season.

Personal: Full name—Connor Paul Kucera…son of Kevin and Maureen Kucera…has two brothers named Luke and Corbin…played for coaches Al Clark and Dan Davidge at the Culver Military Academy…lettered four years in baseball…favorite athlete is Joe Sakic.


#3 |Connor KuceraSophomore |Defense | 6-2 | 210 | Shoots:L | Twin Lakes, Ind./Des Moines (USHL)


Career Highlights

Most Goals Game: 1 (3/10/12 at FSU)Most Assists Game: 1 (Multiple)Most Points Game: 1 (Multiple)

First Collegiate Goal:3/10/12 at FSU

First Collegiate Point: 11/19/11 at. Miami (Assist)


37

2011-2012 (sophomore): Played in only 14 games for the Falcons due to injury…recorded five assists and eight blocks…committed three penalties for 17 PIMs…finished the season with a minus -3 rating… recorded back-to-back as-sists against Alabama Huntsville in a two game away series…recorded an assist and a plus -1 rating against Notre Dame…recorded assists in back-to-back games against Ferris State and Canisius.

2010-2011 (freshman): Played in 39 games…scored his first career goal, a game-winner, and point against Alabama-Huntsville (Oct. 23) in a 4-2 win…had a four-game point streak and scored nine points in a seven-game span from Nov. 6 to Nov. 27…recorded 17 points (7g, 10a) as a freshman with three goals coming on the power play…put together his first multi-point and multi-goal game against Miami (Nov. 19) with a two-score performance against the RedHawks…had back-to-back two-point games against UAH (Nov. 26) and Rensselaer (Nov. 27) in the RPI Holiday Tournament (Rensselaer, N.Y.)…named CCHA Rookie of the Week on Nov. 29…had an even or better rating in 24 games including a (+3) plus/minus rating against Miami (Nov. 19)…finished the season with a (-6) on-ice rating…blocked 15 shots…had one short-handed and two unassisted goals on the season…earned BGSU co-Rookie of the Year honors with linemate Camden Wojtala.

Prior to BGSU: Played with the Tri-City Storm (USHL) in 2009-10…in 60 games he netted 13 goals and 32 assists (45 points)…in three post-season games with the Storm, he added one assist to his resume…was named the team’s unsung hero in 2009-10…played with the Alberni Valley Bulldogs (BCHL) in 2008-09…in 55 games with the Bulldogs he scored 12 goals and was second on the team with 28 assists for 40 points… finished the season with a (+2) on-ice rating.

Personal: Full name - Brett William Mohler…son of Steven Mohler and Debra VanDixhorn...has a brother, Steven and sister, Shayna…brother plays hockey for Curry College (DIII)…majoring in business law


#24 |Brett MohlerJunior |Forward | 6-1 | 175 | Shoots:R | Yorba Linda, Calif/Tri City (USHL)

OVERALLYEAR GP G A PTS PN/MN PPG/SHG/GWG +/-2010-11 39 7 10 17 15-30 3/1/1 -62011-12 14 0 5 5 3/17 0/0/0 -3Career 53 7 15 22 18/47 3/1/1 -9

Career Highlights

Most Goals Game: 2 (11/19/10 vs MU)Most Assists Game: 2 (Multiple)Most Points Game: 2 (Multiple)

First Collegiate Goal:10/23/10 vs. UAH

First Collegiate Point: 10/23/10 vs. UAH (Goal)


38

2011-2012 (junior):Played defense in 28 games for the Orange and Brown…recorded three points, all assists…. finished the season with 23 blocked shots…committed 11 penal-ties for 22 PIMs…recorded an assist and was plus -1 against Western Michigan in a 3-3 tie at home…recorded an assist and a blocked shot against Western Michigan on the road…recorded three blocks against Alaska in a 3-1 on the road…earned an assist and a plus -2 rating

in the series-clinching game against Ferris State in the second round of the CCHA Playoffs.

2010-2011(sophomore): Played in 33 games…in his fourth game of the season he scored the game-winning goal in overtime against Alabama-Huntsville (Oct. 22) less than a minute into the overtime period…had a two-point game against the Chargers that day adding an assist to the GWG…came back the next day to add a second assist to his line against UAH (Oct. 23)…was named CCHA Defense-man of the Week on Oct. 25 following that weekend’s performance…had two points in a home series against Northern Michigan tallying an unassisted goal, his first career score in CCHA play, and an assist…finished the year with six points (3g, 3a)…had three straight games with a (+2) rating and finished with a (-11) rating for the season…recorded 20 penalties for 51 minutes…blocked 20 shots.

2009-10 (freshman): Played in 23 games…blocked six shots…first collegiate point came against Notre Dame (Feb. 20) on an assist in a 1-1 tie…committed seven penalties for 14 minutes…finished with a (-5) on-ice rating.

Prior to BGSU: Played for North Iowa (NAHL) in 2008-09…tied for third in the league in scoring among defensemen with 33 points on seven goals in 51 regular-season games… three of his goals scored on the power play…was also a (+20) on-ice rating...played in eight postseason games in which he recorded three assists…recorded 145 PIM…had a career night scoring four points (1g, 3a) and posted a (+5) on-ice rating in his last game with North Iowa versus Albert Lea…helped North Iowa to top-five NAHL finishes in power play killing and power play goals against.

Personal: Full name is Ryan Gordan Peltoma…born on April 5, 1988…son of Rod and Sue Peltoma…has two sisters (Jenny and Molly)…also played high school baseball…was an all-conference selection playing football at Brainerd Senior High School.


#2 |Ryan PeltomaSenior |Defense | 6-2 | 195 | Shoots:R | Brainerd, Minn./North Iowa (NAHL)

OVERALLYEAR GP G A PTS PN/MN PPG/SHG/GWG +/-2009-10 23 0 1 1 7/14 0/0/0 -52010-11 33 3 3 6 20/51 0/0/1 -112011-12 28 0 3 3 11/22 0/0/0 -11Career 84 3 7 10 38/87 0/0/1 -27

Career Highlights


Most Points Game: 2 (10/22/10 vs UAH)

First Collegiate Goal:10/22/10 vs.UAH

First Collegiate Point: 2/20/10 vs. ND (Assist)


39

Year-By-Year Statistics

2011-2012 (freshman): Played defense in 41 games for the Falcons…ranked second among defenseman with three goals…ranked second among defenseman with six assists…tied for first among defenseman with nine points…his 60 shots on goal ranked first among defen-seman… ranked second on the team with 21 penalties committed, and third on the team with 42 PIMs…ranked third on the team with 37 blocked shots…recorded his first career point

against Connecticut with an assist in a 4-4 tie…recorded an assist in a 3-0 win over Alabama-Huntsville, finishing with a plus -2 rating…scored his first career goal in a 4-1 loss to Lake Superior State…scored a goal in a 3-3 tie with Western Michigan at home, finishing with a plus -1 rating and three blocked shots…earned an assist in a shootout win over Ohio State…recorded his first multi-point game with a goal and an assist in a 5-3 win over NMU in the CCHA Playoffs, finishing the game plus -2…earned an assist on the Falcon’s overtime winneragainst Fer-ris State in the series-clinching game.

Prior to BGSU: Played three years for the Sioux Falls Stampede…scored 13 goals and 19 assists (32 pts) in 160 career games…amassed 410 penalty min-utes…led Sioux Falls in penalty minutes all three seasons with team…scored two goals and four assists in ten career playoff games.

Personal: Full name—Marcus Patrick Perrier…son of Ken and Patti Perrier…has a sister named Kendra…favorite athlete is Scott Stevens…attended Westgate High School…majoring in sport management.



#15 |Marcus PerrierSophomore |Defense | 6-1 | 225 | Shoots:L | Thunder Bay, Ontario/Sioux Falls (USHL)


Career Highlights


Most Points Game: 2 (3/3/12 at NMU)

First Collegiate Goal:10/22/11 at LSSU

First Collegiate Point: 10/8/09 vs. UConn (Assist)


40

2011-2012 (freshman): Played in 40 games for the Falcons…scored five goals and two assists for seven points…. finished with 15 blocks, and a minus -5 on-ice rating…committed six penal-ties for 12 PIMs…ranked second on the team with a .156 shooting percentage…earned his first career point with a goal against Michigan State, finishing with a plus -1 rating…. scored a goal against Bemidji State on the road, finishing with a plus -1 rating…scored a goal in the Falcons’

shootout win against Ohio State…earned his first career assist in the second game of the Ohio State series, giving him his first-career point streak…scored a goal and blocked four shots against Notre Dame.

Prior to BGSU: played three seasons with the Pembroke Lumber Kings of the CJHL/CCHL…scored 42 goals and 38 assists (80 pts) in 153 games…registered 88 penalty minutes.

Personal: Full name—Ted Murray Pletsch…born on 4/18/1990…son of Fred and Kelly Pletsch…has two brothers, Fred and Jesse…has one sister, Sheel-agh…father Fred is current commissioner of the CCHA…favorite athlete is Johan Franzen.


#21 |Ted PletschSophomore |Forward | 6-3 | 210 | Shoots:L | Canton, Mich./Pembroke (CJHL)


Career Highlights

Most Goals Game: 1 (Multiple)Most Assists Game: 1 (Multiple)Most Points Game: 1 (Multiple)

First Collegiate Goal:12/2/11 at MSU

First Collegiate Point: 12/2/11 at MSU (Goal)


41


2011-2012 (junior): Played in just 24 games for the Orange and Brown due to injury…scored three goals, including one on the power play and one short handed…one of three Falcons (Rodriguez, Ryan Carpenter and Bobby Shea) to score shorthanded…ranked third on the team with a .115 shooting percentage…committed 11 penalties for 30 PIMs…scored his first goal of the season in a shootout win against Ohio State, finishing with a plus -1 rating and three blocked

shots…scored against Alaska-Fairbanks in a 3-1 win on the road…scored against Michigan in the CCHA Semifinals.

2010-2011 (sophomore): Played in 39 games for the Falcons…spent most of the time lining up as the top line center…scored his first goal of the season in a 3-0 shutout of Clarkson (Oct. 16)…constructed three different three-game point streaks during the year…scored four points in a single weekend on a pair of two-point games versus Notre Dame (Nov. 5-6) in a weekend split…missed the Northern Michigan home series due to an injury…finished with a total of 15 points (6g, 9a)...had two game-winning goals…had an on-ice rating of even or better in 29 games...finished with a (-1) plus/minus rating on the year…commit-ted 13 penalties for 26 minutes…blocked 22 shots.

2009-10 (freshman): Played in 34 games…scored his first collegiate goal against Michigan (Nov. 21) at Lucas County Arena (now Huntington Bank Arena -- Toledo, Ohio)…scored a second goal the next weekend against Notre Dame (Nov. 28) in a 4-4 tie…recorded his first career assist and point at the BGSU Ice Arena against Western Michigan (Jan. 22)…scored his third goal of the season at Michigan State (Feb. 26)…played in all of the team’s last 30 games…committed 10 penalties for 20 minutes.

Prior to BGSU: Played with the Sioux Falls Stampede in 2008-09…played in 31 games, scoring six goals and six assists…had just 18 penalty minutes…was teammates with current Falcon defenseman Max Grover and incoming freshmen Dajon Mingo and Dan DeSalvo.

Personal: Full name is Marcus John Rodriguez…born on January 19, 1990…son of Michael and Kathleen Rodriguez…father played professional baseball for the Oakland Athletics organization…has three brothers, Mike, Matt and Joey…major is undecided.



#10 |Marc RodriguezSenior |Forward | 5-9 | 180 | Shoots:R |Aurora, Ill./Sioux Falls (USHL)

OVERALLYEAR GP G A PTS PN/MN PPG/SHG/GWG +/-2009-10 34 3 2 5 10/20 0/0/0 -13 2010-11 40 6 9 15 13/26 0/0/2 -2 2011-12 24 3 0 3 11/30 1/1/0 -10Career 94 12 11 23 34/76 1/1/2 -25

Career Highlights

Most Goals Game: 1 (Multiple)Most Assists Game: 2 (11/6/10 vs UND)

Most Points Game: 2 (Multiple)

First Collegiate Goal:11/21/09 vs. Michigan

First Collegiate Point: 11/21/09 vs. Michigan (Goal)


42

2011-2012 (junior): Played in 43 games for the Falcons, spending the majority of his time on defense after starting the year as a forward…scored four goals and five assists…recorded nine points, tied with Marcus Perrier for the lead in points among defenseman… led the team in penalties committed (23) and PIMs (65)…one of three Falcons (Marc Rodriguez, Ryan Car-penter and Shea) to score shorthanded…blocked 27 shots….scored his first goal of the season

in a 4-4 tie with Connecticut…secured an assist and blocked two shots against Michigan State…scored two goals and an assist in a 3-3 tie against Western Michigan, setting single-game career highs in goals and points scored, finished the game with a plus-2 on-ice rating…recorded an assist in a 3-1 against Alaska on the road…scored a goal against Northern Michigan, committing one penalty and blocking one shot…blocked three shots and recorded an assist in the Falcons’ series-clinching 4-1 against NMU in the CCHA Playoffs, finished with a plus -2 rating.

2010-2011 (sophomore): Played in 37 games, spending time at forward and de-fense…scored first career point with an assist against Alabama-Huntsville (Oct. 22)…played forward for the first time in his career against Ohio State (Dec. 10), had a (-1) plus/minus rating and committed a pair of minor penalties…recorded first career goal against Miami University (Jan. 14) while playing forward…re-corded two assists in the playoffs, one in each round of the tournament…finished the season with seven points (1g, 6a)…committed 22 penalties for 63 minutes…blocked 20 shots…finished the season with a (-11) rating.

2009-10 (freshman): Played in 19 games as a freshman…missed the first month of the season waiting for clearance to play by the NCAA…debuted against Fer-ris State (Nov. 6)…registered three games where he had a positive plus/minus ratio and 14 games with an even mark…took four shots and made seven blocks on the season…finished with a (+3) plus/minus mark…had 15 penalties for 55 minutes.

Prior to BGSU: Played last season for the Green Bay Gamblers (USHL)…helped them to first place in the East Division…had four goals and three assists with 152 PIM for the Gamblers…had a (+12) on-ice rating.

Personal: Full name is Robert Jay Shea…born on July 20, 1990…son of Bob and Jackie Shea…has two sisters, Kellie and Katie…major is liberal studies.


#28 |Bobby SheaSenior |Defense | 5-11 | 195 | Shoots:R |Harrison Twp, Mich./Green Bay (USHL)

Career Highlights

Most Goals Game: 2 (12/9/11 vs WMU)Most Assists Game: 1 (Multiple)

Most Points Game: 3 (12/9/11 vs WMU)

First Collegiate Goal:1/15/11 vs. Miami

First Collegiate Point: 10/22/10 vs. UAH (assist)

OVERALLYEAR GP G A PTS PN/MN PPG/SHG/GWG +/-2009-10 19 0 0 0 15/55 0/0/0 +32010-11 37 1 6 7 22/63 0/0/0 -112011-12 43 4 5 9 23/65 0/1/0 -13Career 99 5 11 16 60/183 0/1/0 -21


43

2011-12 (sophomore): Played in 42 games for the Orange and Brown…led the team with 48 blocked shots…scored one goal and seven assists, tied for third among defense-man with eight points…finished the year with 15 penalties committed for 30 PIMs…finished the year with a minus -5 on-ice rat-ing…earned his first point of the season with an assist against Connecticut, blocking two shots in the game…blocked three shots against

Lake Superior State in a 4-1 loss on the road…blocked three shots and was a plus -1 against Notre Dame at home…earned his second assists of the season in a 4-1 against Canisius…collected an assist and blocked two shots against Western Michigan…blocked two shots and was plus -1 with an assist in a 3-2 Falcon win against Notre Dame on the road…collected an assist and was plus -1 in the Falcons 3-2 overtime victory against Ferris State in the CCHA Playoffs…scored his first goal of the season in game two of the FSU series, finishing with a blocked shot and a plus -2 on ice rating…blocked three shots against Michigan in the CCHA Semifinals.

2010-2011 (freshman): Played in 33 games…recorded his first career point with an assist against Alabama-Huntsville (Oct. 23)…scored his first career goal while on the power play against UAH (Nov. 26) in the Toyota UConn Classic…had points in consecutive games on three different occasions…had an even or better on-ice rating in 21 of 33 games…finished the year with a (-5) on-ice rat-ing…blocked 32 shots…committed seven penalties for 14 minutes.

Prior to BGSU: In three years of junior hockey, he amassed 137 games played…in 2009-10 he played 58 games with the Owatonna Express (NAHL) and scored 31 points (6g, 25a)…in 2008-09 he played 50 games with the Ex-press posting seven goals and 15 assists (22 points)…in two seasons with the Express he collected 179 penalty minutes (88 mins. in 2008-09, 91 in 2009-10)…was a participant in the 2009-10 NAHL All-Star Top Prospect game…spent a season with the Omaha Lancers (USHL) in 2007-08 where he scored a goal and two assists in 29 games…that season his team won the Anderson Cup and Clark Cup…won two Colorado state hockey championships in 2005 and 2007…was part of the state runner-up team in 2006…elected team captain in 2006 and 2007.

Personal: Full name - Jacob Zachary Sloat…son of Scott and Janet Sloat…has a sister, Samantha…uncle (Curtis Sloat) played football for Adams State University from 1979-81…is majoring in business, pre-law.


#7 |Jake SloatJunior |Defense | 5-11| 185 | Shoots:L | Louisville, Colo./Owatanna (NAHL)

OVERALLYEAR GP G A PTS PN/MN PPG/SHG/GWG +/-2010-11 33 1 8 9 7/14 1/0/0 -5 2011-12 42 1 7 8 15/30 0/0/0 -5Career 75 2 15 17 22/44 1/0/0 -10

Career Highlights

Most Goals Game: 1 (Multiple)Most Assists Game: 1 (Multiple)Most Points Game: 1 (Multiple)


First Collegiate Point: 10/23/10 vs. UAH (Assist)


44

2011-12 (freshman): Played in 42 games…scored one goal and three assists for four points…ranked second on the team with 40 blocked shots…committed seven penalties for 14 PIMs…ended the season with a minus -6 on-ice rating…blocked two shots and finished a plus -2 in a 4-4 tie with Connecticut… was plus -1 with two blocked shots against Notre Dame…earned his first-career point with an assist in the Falcons comeback shootout win

against Miami…finished a two-game set against Western Michigan with a plus -2 rating and three blocked shots…blocked four shots against Bemidji State…scored his first-career goal against Northern Michigan in the CCHA Playoffs, added an assist to give him his first multi-point game of his career…collected an assist in the series-clinching game against FSU, finishing with three blocked shots.

Prior to BGSU: Played three seasons in the OJHL splitting time between the Ajax Attack, Georgetown Raiders, and the Markham Waxers…amassed 20 goals and 73 assists (93 pts) in 135 career games…scored two goals and an assist in six career playoff games…led team in defensive scoring (48 pts) during 2009-2010 season.

Personal: Full name—Michael Francis Sullivan…son of Jeff and Josie Sul-livan…has a brother named Dan who played hockey for Niagara University…has a sister named Angela who currently plays soccer for Queens University…achieved academic honor roll all four years of high school…lettered in hockey, volleyball, badminton, soccer, curling, and golf while attending Pope John Paul II Catholic Secondary School.


#4 |Mike SullivanSophomore |Defense | 6-1 | 190 | Shoots:L |Toronto, Ontario/Markham (OJHL)

Career Highlights

Most Goals Game: 1 (3/3/12)Most Assists Game: 1 (Multiple) Most Points Game: 2 (3/3/12)

First Collegiate Goal:3/3/12 at NMU

First Collegiate Point: 11/19/11 vs. Miami (Assist)



45

2011-12 (sophomore): Played in 38 games for the Orange and Brown… blocked 10 shots and committed just four penalties all year for eight PIMs…collected his first point if the season with an assist against Alabama-Huntsville in a 3-0 win, finishing the game with a plus -1 on-ice rating…finished plus -1 in the Falcons shootout win over Ohio State…earned his second assist of the sea-son in a 2-1 over Western Michigan, finish-

ing the game plus -1…scored his first goal of the season in the Falcons’ 4-3 win over Michigan at home, finishing the game plus -1…assisted on Ryan Carpen-ter’s game-winning overtime goal against Ferris State in the first game of their CCHA Playoff series.

2010-2011 (freshman): Played in 40 games…quickly contributed to the offense scoring his first career goal in his second game against Michigan (Oct. 9)…one of the Falcons leading contributors on the power play scoring four power-play goals…finished his freshman season with nine points (5g, 4a)…committed seven penalties for 14 minutes…blocked 15 shots…finished with an even on-ice rating for the year.

Prior to BGSU: Spent his last two seasons at the junior level with the New-market Hurricanes (OJHL/CCHL)…in his rookie season with the team he led the team in both goals (28), assists (34) and points (62) through 53 games…in 2009-10 he lead his team in all three categories for a second consecutive season with a line of 29-30--59 line for the year…finished the year with a (+19) on-ice rating…in two years of postseason experience he has scored 21 goals, 28 as-sists (49 points) and possesses a (+11) on-ice rating in 34 games…in 2010 was named the regular season MVP and the Newmarket Coach’s Award…named CCHL Player of the Month for September 2009…named Stratford Rookie of the Year and regular season MVP in 2008.

Personal: Full name - Chad Alexander Sumsion…is the son of Doug and Bon-nie Sumsion…has a brother, Brock…father played basketball at the University of Guelph…played four years of varsity rugby and was a two-time captain…went a combined 27-1 over that time, winning the Thames Valley Rugby Cham-pionship three consecutive years while not losing a contest...was named Male Athlete of the Year twice at Huron Park Secondary School…majoring in busi-


#16 |Chad SumsionJunior |Forward | 6-1| 200 | Shoots:L | Woodstock, Ontario/Newmarket (CCHL)

OVERALLYEAR GP G A PTS PN/MN PPG/SHG/GWG +/-2010-11 40 5 4 9 7/14 4/0/0 +12011-12 38 1 3 4 4/8 0/0/0 -7Career 78 6 7 13 11/22 4/0/0 -6

Career Highlights


Most Points Game: 2 (11/26/10 vs UAH)

First Collegiate Goal:10/9/10 vs. Michigan

First Collegiate Point: 10/9/10 vs. Michigan (Goal)


46

2011-12 (sophomore): Played in 37 games for the Falcons…scored four goals and added one assit for five points…scored two of his goals on the power play, with one being a game winner…committed nine penalties for 18 PIMs…finished the season with 12 blocked shots…scored his first goal of the season against Notre Dame, also committing two penalties for four minutes…scored his second goal of the season against Ferris State at the BGSU Ice Arena… scored the

game-winning power-play goal against Canisius in a 3-1 Falcon win at home…recorded his only assist of the season in a 3-3 tie with Western Michigan at home, finishing with a plus -1 on-ice rating…scored in the Falcons’ series-clinching game against Northern Michigan in the first round of the CCHA Playoffs.

2010-11 (freshman): Played in 33 games…saw his first action against Alabama-Huntsville (Oct. 22) and scored his first career point, an assist…tallied an assist in three consecutive games from Dec. 29 to Jan. 7…had a three-point weekend at Lake Superior (Jan. 28-29) with three assists in two games…had a second three-game scoring streak after adding a power-play goal against Western Michi-gan (Feb. 4)…solidified a playoff victory with an empty-net goal in game two of the CCHA Tournament’s opening round victory against Northern Michigan (March 5)…finished the year with nine points (2g, 7a), a (-7) on-ice rating and 23 blocks.

Prior to BGSU: Was a member of the Penticon Vees (BCHL) from 2008-10…posted 11 goals and 17 assists with the Vees in 2009-10…played in 59 games scoring 20 goals and recorded 32 assists (52 points) in 2008-09…was a member of the Tecumseh Chiefs from 2006-2008…featured a stat line of 34-46-80 in 46 games, leading his team in those three categories in 2007-08…eighteen of his 34 goals were scored on the power play…in 12 games of postseason play that year he scored five goals and nine assists (14 points) en route to winning the Suther-land Cup…was a 2007-08 WOHL First Team All-Star selection and played in the GOJHL Top Prospect game…in 2006-07 he posted 22 goals and 33 assists (55 points) in 48 games.

Personal: Full name – Ryan Christopher Viselli…son of Leo and Kathy Visel-li…has a brother, Derek and a sister, Katelyn …played alongside Cameron Sin-clair on the 2006-07 Tecumseh Chief team…was named an Honor scholar and an Ontario Scholar at St. Anne’s High School…spent one year at the University of Windsor before coming to BGSU…is an exercise science major.


#18 |Ryan ViselliJunior |Forward | 5-10 | 180 | Shoots:R |Windsor, Ontario/Penticton (BCHL)

Career Highlights

Most Goals Game: 1(Multiple)Most Assists Game: 2 (1/29/11 vs LSSU)Most Points Game: 2 (1/29/11 vs LSSU)

First Collegiate Goal:2/4/11 vs. WMU

First Collegiate Point: 10/22/10 vs. UAH (Assist)

OVERALLYEAR GP G A PTS PN/MN PPG/SHG/GWG +/-2010-11 33 2 7 9 11/22 1/0/0 -72011-12 37 4 1 5 9/18 2/0/1 -7Career 70 6 8 14 20/40 3/0/1 -14


47

2011-12 (sophomore): Played in 43 games for the Orange and Brown…winner of the Jack Gregory Award (Scholar Athlete) award...scored one goal and added five assists for six points…led the team in face-off winning percentage, coming away victorious in over 58 percent of his draws…led all forwards with 32 blocked shots…committed six penal-ties for 12 PIMs…earned his first goal of the season in a 3-0 win over Alabama-Huntsville,

finishing with a plus-1 on-ice rating…recorded two assists in a 3-3 tie with Western Michigan, also blocked a shot and finished plus -2…blocked two shots the following night against the Broncos, recording an assist for points in back-to-back games…finished plus -2 with two blocked shots in the Falcons’ shootout win against Ohio State…blocked three shots and added an assist in a 2-1 against Western Michigan, finished with a plus -1 rating…recorded an assist against Michigan in the CCHA Semifinals.

2010-11 (freshman): Played in 39 games for the Falcons during his first year with the program…scored the first goal of his collegiate career with a (+2) mark in a 5-4 win against University of Alabama-Huntsville (Oct. 22)…recorded his first career assist against Notre Dame (Nov. 6)…scored Bowling Green’s only goal in a 1-3 loss to Miami (Jan. 15)…tallied an assist and a block shot against Lake Superior State (Jan. 28)…finished the season with two goals and two as-sists…recorded 20 blocked shots on the year…committed 12 penalties for 27 minutes.

Prior to BGSU: Spent two seasons with the Surrey Eagles(BCHL)…had a standout year in his second season with the team scoring 23 goals, 38 assists and 61 points -- all team-highs…11 of his 23 goals were scored on the power play and tied for a team lead in that category…five of his goals were game-winning scores…in 60 games played during the 2008-09 season he scored eight goals and 38 assists (46 points)…in 15 combined post-season games between 2008 and 2010 he scored one goal and had ten helpers for a total of 11 points…was named team Rookie of the Year in 2009 and MVP in 2010.

Personal: Full name - Andrew Brendan Wallace…born on April 27, 1989…son of Stephen and Tawny Wallace…has two brothers, Mitchell and Connor…was a National Honors student in Ontario…was named captain and MVP of his high school golf team in 2008…also played soccer…majoring in business.


#27|Andrew WallaceJunior |Forward | 5-10| 180 | Shoots:L | Bedford, Nova Scotia/Surrey (BCHL)


Career Highlights

Most Goals Game: 1 (Multiple)Most Assists Game: 2 (12/9/11 vs WMU)Most Points Game: 2 (12/9/11 vs WMU)


First Collegiate Point: 10/22/10 vs. UAH


48

2011-12 (sophomore): One of only four Falcons to play in all 44 games during the season…recipient of the Bill and Helen Lloyd Award (Most Improved Player)…finalist for the CCHA Goal Of The Year Award…ranked fourth on the team with nine goals and fifth on the team with seven assists, giving him 16 points on the year…ranked second on the team with three power-play goals, and third with two game-winning goals…ranked second on the team in shots with 122…finished the year with 25 blocked shots…committed 15 penalties for 30 PIMs…started the year with goals in back-to-back games against Connecticut…once again scored goals in back-to-back

games against Notre Dame in a two-game series at home…scored against Ferris State on the power play in a 3-5 Falcon loss…recorded two assists in a 4-1 against Canisius for his first multi-point game of the season, finishing with a plus -2 on-ice rating…scored a goal against Miami in the Falcons shootout win in Oxford…scored a goal against Bemidji State on the road to start the second half of the year…recorded an assist and finished with a plus -2 rating in a 2-1 win over Western Michigan at home…earned assists in back-to-back games against Notre Dame and Northern Michigan…recorded a goal and an assist, including the game winner with roughly a minute remaining in the Falcons’ 4-3 win against Michigan…scored a goal in a 5-3 win over Northern Michigan in the first round of the CCHA Playoffs…earned an assist in the Falcons’ 3-2 overtime win against Ferris State in the second round of the playoffs.

2010-11 (freshman): Played in 38 games…after missing the previous game with an injury, he returned the next day to score his first point of the season, an assist in a win over Alabama-Huntsville (Oct. 23)…scored his first career goal at home against Ferris State (Jan. 8)…tallied an unassisted goal against Northern Michigan (Feb. 19)…heated up toward the end of the season with four points in his final five games (3g, 1a)…recorded his first career multi-point game (1g, 1a) at NMU in the first game of the CCHA Tournament…scored the game-winning goal in double-overtime in the series finale against the Wildcats, propelling the Falcons to their first playoff series win since the 2007-08 season…scored a goal against Michigan in the first game of their second round matchup with the Wolverines…finished the season scoring five goals and two assists…had one power-play goal, one game-winner and one unassisted score…blocked five shots…committed five penalties for 10 minutes…ended the season with a (-14) on-ice rating.

Prior to BGSU: Played three seasons with the St. Albert Steel (AJHL)…in 2009-10 he scored 41 goals, 66 assists and 107 points nearly averaging two points per game (1.8)…eight of his goals were scored on the power play…recorded eight game-winning goals…was the co-recipient of the Ernie Love Trophy for top scorer in the AJHL for 2009-10 and was named team MVP…also recorded the team’s top plus/minus mark in 2008-09 (+32) and 2009-10 (+25)…led his team in all three offensive categories in all three years with St. Albert with lines of 32-38--70 in 2008-09 and 29-32-61 in 2007-08…scored 36 power-play goals in his first two seasons with the club…was a member of the Fort Saskatchewan Traders in 2006-07 where he played 42 games.

Personal: Full name - Bryce Ian Williamson…born on December 23, 1989…is the son of John and Toni Williamson…has a brother, Brad and sister, Taylor…majoring in business.


#12 |Bryce WilliamsonJunior |Forward | 6-0 | 185 | Shoots:R |Seba Beach, Alberta/St. Albert (AJHL)

Career Highlights

Most Goals Game: 1 (Multiple)Most Assists Game: 2 (11/11/11 vs Canisius)

Most Points Game: 2 (Multiple)

First Collegiate Goal:1/8/11 vs. FSU

First Collegiate Point: 10/23/10 vs. UAH (assist)



49

2011-12 (sophomore): Played 42 games for the Or-ange and Brown…named to the CCHA Scholar-Athlete Team…finalist for the CCHA Goal Of The Year Award…recipient of the Dr. Ron Zwierlein Leadership Award…ranked third on the team in goals (10), assists (13) and points (23)…ranked first on the team with four power-play goals…was one of four Falcons to hit the 20-point plateau…finished the year with 29 blocked shots…com-mitted seven penalties for 25 PIMs…scored one goal and added three assists for four points in the opening weekend against Connecticut, finishing with a plus -3 on-ice ranking…scored a goal against Alabama-Huntsville in a

3-0 win…recorded an assist in a 1-0 win against Lake Superior on the road, registered four blocked shots…earned an assist the following night against LSSU, recording two blocked shots…earned two assists in a 3-5 loss to Ferris State…extended his three-game point streak with a goal and three assists for four points in a weekend sent against Canisius… scored goals in back-to-back games against Ohio State and Alaska-Fairbanks…scored a goal against Western Michigan in a 2-1 Falcon win, finishing with a plus -1 rating…scored a goal in a 3-2 win at Notre Dame, finishing with a plus -1 rating and a blocked shot…scored a goal in a 4-3 win against Mich- i-gan at home, finishing with a plus -2 rating…recorded his first-career two-goal game in a 3-2 win over Ferris State in the second round of the CCHA Tournament…closed out the year with back-to-back assists against Michigan and Miami in the CCHA Semifinal and Consolation Game, earning three blocked shots against Michigan.

2010-11 (freshman): Played in all 41 games in his first season…finished tied for third on the team in overall scoring with a 5-11-16 scoring line…tallied the most assists among the entire fresh-man class and was second on the team in that category…tallied his first career point with an assist against Michigan (Oct. 9) in just his second game…scored his first goal at Alaska (Oct. 30)…posted another goal in his next game against Notre Dame (Nov. 5) with a game-winning, power-play goal at the Joyce Center…posted points in three straight games from Nov. 12 to Nov. 19, including his first multi-point contest when he put up four assists with two coming against Miami (Nov. 19)…between Oct. 30 and Nov. 26 he scored three goals and had five assists with two multi-point games…had a goal and an assist versus Alabama-Huntsville (Nov. 26) in a tournament win at the RPI Holiday Tournament…scored the game-tying goal on the power play against Northern Michigan (Feb. 18) at home…committed only five penalties for 10 PIM…blocked 12 shots…was tied for second on the team with six points on the power play (2-4-6)…shared the team lead in game-winning goals (2)…earned co-Rookie of the Year award with Brett Mohler.

Prior to BGSU: Spent the 2009-10 season with the Omaha Lancers (USHL) where he played in 59 contests, scoring eight goals and 11 assists (19 points)…in eight post-season games with the Lancers he scored one goal and had three assists…helped his team to a 42-12-0-6 overall record under Bliss Littler…played three years of varsity hockey at Trenton High School (2006-2009)…part of two state champion teams (2008, 2009)…was named all-state for hockey in 2007-08 and 2008-09…named Michigan High School Mr. Hockey in 2009 -- the fourth Mr. Hockey from Tren-ton, Mich. -- was named captain of the 2008-09 state championship team…had a career high re-cord of 63-14-7 overall record, including a 25-1-4 junior season under head coach Mike Turner…over three years with the Trenton Trojans he held a line of 63-94--154.

Personal: Full name -- Camden Ray Wojtala…son of Wally and Colleen Wojtala…has a brother, Blake …was also a four-year letterwinner in baseball at Trenton High School where he was named to the All-Region team…was the captain of the Trojans baseball team his junior and senior years…was on the National Honors Society for academics…is majoring in biology.


#14|Cam WojtalaJunior |Forward | 6-2| 190 | Shoots:L | Trenton, Mich./Omaha (USHL)


Career Highlights

Most Goals Game: 2 (3/9/12 at FSU)Most Assists Game: 2 (Multiple)

Most Points Game: 3 (10/8/11 vs UConn)

First Collegiate Goal:10/30/10 vs. UAF

First Collegiate Point: 10/9/10 vs. Michigan (Assist)


50

2011-12 (sophomore): Appeared in three games for the Orange and Brown...allowed three goals in just over 70 minutes played...carried a 2.56 goals-against average with a .800 save percentage...was 0-1-0 on the season.

2010-2011 (freshman): Did Not Play.

Prior to BGSU: Spent two seasons with the Pembroke Lumber Kings (CJHL)…was a part of two CJHL championship teams (2008-09, 2009-10), the last being the franchise’s fourth consecutive league title…in 2009-10 he posted a 33-3-1 (W-L-OTL) record with a 2.29 GAA, .926 save-percentage and recorded seven shut outs…was 12-4-0 in post-season play that year with a 2.16 GAA and .922 save-percentage…in 2008-09 he had 12 decisions (10-2-0) with a 2.71 GAA and a save-percentage of .903 with one shutout.

Personal: Full name -- Scott Randolph Zacharias…son of Randy Zacha-rias and Barbara MacDonald…has a brother, Mathew (20)…attended Dublin Coffman High School (Dublin, Ohio), graduating in 2007…major-ing in business.


#30 |Scott ZachariasJunior |Goalie | 6-3 | 180 | Glove:R |Winnepeg, Manitoba/Pembroke (CJHL)

Career Highlights

Most Saves Game: 8 (11/5/11 vs FSU)Most Wins Season: NA

Most Shutouts Season: NA

First Collegiate Win:NA

First Collegiate Shutout: NA

OVERALLYEAR GP/GS MIN W-L-T GA GAA SAVE% SHO2010-11 Did Not Play2011-12 3/0 70:11 0-1-0 3 2.56 .800 0Career 3/0 70:11 0-1-0 3 2.56 .800 0

Career Stats vs. CCHA Opponents Gms GAA Save% Record Alaska 0 0.00 .000 0-0-0 Ferris State 2 3.59 .750 0-1-0 Lake Superior 0 0.00 .000 0-0-0 Miami (OH) 0 0.00 .000 0-0-0 Michigan 0 0.00 .000 0-0-0 Michigan State 0 0.00 .000 0-0-0 Northern Michigan 0 0.00 .000 0-0-0 Notre Dame 0 0.00 .000 0-0-0 Ohio State 0 0.00 .000 0-0-0 Western Michigan 0 0.00 .000 0-0-0

51

#6 |Derek HillsSophomore |Defense | 6-2 | 210 | Shoots:L |Campbell River, BC./Amarillo (NAHL)

#25 |Dajon MingoSophomore |Forward | 5-10 | 175 | Shoots:R |Canton, Mich./Des Moines (USHL)

Prior to BGSU: Derek Hills (Campbell River, British Columbia) joins the Falcons after three full seasons between the British Columbian Hockey League and North American Hockey League. He most recently was a member of the Amarillo Bulls (NAHL) where he was coached by former BGSU Falcon head coach, Dennis Williams. As a member of the Bulls he recorded 32 points as a defense-man, scoring seven goals and 25 assists in 57 games played. Hills had 102 penalty minutes, regis-tered a plus-15 on-ice rating and a 36-16-6 (W-L-OTL) regular season record. In 13 playoff games, he scored two goals and nine assists to lead all defensemen in playoff scoring en route to a NAHL semi-finals appearance. He was also named to the Roberton Cup All-Tournament Team.

Personal: Full name—Derek Troy Hills…son of Troy and Sylvie Hills…has a sister named Can-dace…majoring in physical education.

Prior to BGSU: Dajon Mingo (Detroit, Mich.) most recently finished playing the 2010-11 season with the Des Moines Buccaneers of the United States Hockey League (USHL). He ended the season leading the team in goals scored (24) and was tied for second in both points (35) and on-ice rating (+7). Nine of his 24 goals were scored on the power play and three short handed, also team highs. He finished the regular season in the top ten of the league in goals scored overall (tenth) and on the power play (seventh).

2012-13 Newcomers

52

#31 |Tommy BurkeFreshman |Goalie | 6-1 | 185 | Glove:L |Chaska, Minn./Bismarck (NAHL)

#26 |Mark CooperFreshman |Forward | 6-2 | 185 | Shoots:R |Toronto, Ontario/St. Michaels (OJHL)

Prior to BGSU: Played two seasons in the NAHL, splitting time between the Owatonna Express, Port Huron Fighting Falcons and Bismarck Bobcats…most recently played in 43 games for Bis-marck in 2011-12, earning a record of 31-9-1…carried a 2.59 goals-against average, along with a .910 save percentage and one shutout.

Personal: Full name --- Thomas Francis Burke...son of Tom and Ann Burke...has a sister named Megan...graduate of Academy of Holy Angels High School...played three years of varsity ice hockey under coach Greg Trebil...broke the school single-season record for wins with 19...named All-Conference in 2008-09 and 2009-10.

Prior to BGSU: Mark Cooper (Scarborough, Ontario.) comes to Bowling Green after spending the last two seasons with the St. Michaels Buzzers of the Ontario Junior Hockey League. Cooper broke the 50-point plateau with the Buzzers in both seasons, ranking in the top three on St. Michaels in points both years. In 95 games played for St. Michaels, Cooper registered 111 points, including 49 career goals, and 62 assists. Cooper recently led his team in playoff scoring, recording four goals and 10 assists in 11 playoff games.

Personal: Full name--Mark Evan Cooper...son of Randy Cooper and Lillian Stermac...has one sister, Stephanie...attended Birchmount Park High School...

#8 |Jose DelgadilloFreshman |Defense | 6-3 | 200 | Shoots:R |Milwaukee, Wisc./Indiana (USHL)

Prior to BGSU: Jose Delgadillo (Milwaukee, Wisc.) joins the Falcons after spending the last three sea-sons in the United States Hockey League. Delgadillo played his first two full seasons with the Sioux City Musketeers, recording seven points (1G, 6A) and 47 penalty minutes in 97 games played. Most recently, Delgadillo split the 2011-12 season between Sioux City and the Indiana Ice, picking up 13 points and 57 penalty minutes in 56 games this past year.

Personal: Full name--Jose David Delgadillo...son of Robert and Barbara Delgadillo...has one sister, Nina...graduate of Greendale High School...majoring in business.

2012-13 Newcomers

53

Prior to BGSU: Ralfs Freibergs (Riga, Latvia) comes to Bowling Green after playing two seasons with the Texas Tornado (2009-11) of the NAHL, and one season with the Lincoln Stars (2011-12) of the United States Hockey League. Over two seasons with Texas, Freibergs recorded 73 points (8G, 65A) in 79 career games, ranking third on the team in points in 2010-11 (7G, 48A). Freibergs led all Lincoln defenseman in scoring last season, recording eight goals and 34 assists in 58 games played. Freibergs finished last season with a +25 on ice rating.

Personal: Son of Ralfs and Ina Freibergs...majoring in economics...has one brother, Renars...named captain of the Latvian U-20 and U-18 national team...graduate of Marupes High School.

Prior to BGSU: Ben Murphy (Duxbury, Mass.) joins the Falcons after playing with the Carleton Place Canadians of the Central Junior Hockey League. Murphy ranked third on his team in points, recording 31 goals and 32 assists in just 44 games played. Murphy, who was named to the 2011-12 CJHL All Star Team, ranked first on the Canadians in points-per-game (1.43) among everyday players. Murphy also tied for the Carleton Place lead in playoff scoring, recording three assists in four games played.

Personal: Full name—Benjamin Jeffrey Murphy…son of Stephen and Faith Murphy…his father, Stephen, played one year of professional hockey in Holland...has a brother named Matthew and a sister named Han-nah...played three years of varsity hockey at Catholic Memorial High School for coach William Hanson...also lettered in baseball...majoring in business.

Prior to BGSU: Brent Tate (Canton, Mich.) comes to Bowling Green after playing the last three seasons for the Lincoln Stars of the United States Hockey League. Tate recorded 21 goals and 41 assists in 108 games for Lincoln, while also earning 416 penalty minutes during his career. Tate ranked second on the team in penalty minutes in his final two seasons, earning 144 minutes in 2010-11, and 205 minutes in 2011-12. Tate finished his USHL career with a +2 on ice rating. Tate was also captain of the team in 2010 amd 2011.

Personal: Personal: Full name is Brent Alan Tate…born on November 5, 1991…son of Mark and Sandy Tate…has a brother, Andrew…major is sport management...graduate of Plymouth High School...favorite athlete is Pavel Datsyuk...father, Mark, was a professional hydroplane racer.

#29 |Ralfs FreibergsFreshman |Defense | 5-11 | 191 | Shoots:L |Riga, Latvia. | Lincoln (USHL)

#17 |Ben MurphyFreshman |Forward | 6-0 | 200 | Shoots:R |Duxbury, Mass./Carleton Place (CJHL)

#23 |Brent TateFreshman |Forward | 6-2 | 180 | Shoots:R |Canton, Mich./Lincoln (USHL)

2012-13 Newcomers

54

55

Location : Niagara University, N.Y.Nickname : Purple Eagles

School Colors : Purple and WhiteJoined Atlantic Hockey : 2010-11AHA Regular Season Titles : None

AHA Tournament Titles : NoneNCAA Appearances/Record : None

Best Regular Season Finish : 4th (2010-11)Home Arena : Dwyer Arena

Capacity : 2,100Head Coach : Dave Burkholder

Alma Mater/Year : RIT/’84Record at Niagara/Years : 174-154-36/10 years

Career Record : SameAsst. Coach : Tim MadsenAsst. Coach : Pat Oliveto

Director of Hockey Operations : Jeff Weber

Athletic Website: www.purpleeagles.com

Head Coach: Rick Bennett

Assistant Coaches: Joe Dumais and Jason Tapp

Athletic Trainer: Cheryl Rockwood

Equipment Manager: Dave Baglio

SID: Jeff Weinstein

Phone: 518/388-6377

Fax: 518/388-6695


Location: Schenectady, New York

Enrollment: 2,200

Nickname: Dutchmen

Founded: 1795

Colors: Garnet and White

President: Stephen C. Ainlay

Home Arena: Messa Rink

Capacity: 2,225

Athletic Website: www.unionathletics.com

Niagara - Oct. 6 & Jan. 29

Union - Oct. 12/13

56

Head Coach: Mark Osiecki (3rd season)

2011-12 Overall Record: 15-15-5

2011-12 Conference Record: 11-12-5-1 (T-8th)

Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 20/7; 12/4 F, 6/2 D, 2/1 G

Key Returnees: Chris Crane, F, JR (14-10-24); Ryan Dzingel, F, SO (7-17-24); Curtis Gedig, D, JR (2-12-14); Brady Hjelle, G, SR (2-4-0, 2.53 GAA,

.922Spct.); Max McCormick, F, SO (10-12-22)

Key Losses: Danny Dries, F (13-9-22), Sean Duddy, D (1-13-14); Cal Heeter,G (13-11-5, 2.45 GAA, .918 Spct.)

NHL Draft Picks (5): Collin Olson (CAR ‘12); Max McCormick (OTT ‘11) RyanDzingel (OTT ‘11); Chris Crane (SJS ‘10); Curtis Gedig (NJD ‘09)

Impact Freshmen: Sam Jardine, D, Camrose (AJHL); Collin Olson, G, U.S.NTDP (USHL)

Athletic Website: www.ohiostatebuckeyes.com

Head Coach: Don Vaughan

Assistant Coaches: Brad Dexter and Jason Lefevre

Athletic Trainer: Steve Chouinard

Equipment Manager: Tim Tickle

SID: Matt Faulkner

Phone: 315/228-7860

Fax: 315/228-7977


Location: Hamilton, New York

Enrollment: 2,800

Nickname: Raiders

Founded: 1819

Colors: Maroon, Gray and White

President: Jeffrey Herbst

Home Arena: Starr Rink

Capacity: 2,246

Athletic Website: www.gocolgateraiders.com

Ohio State - Oct. 26/27

Colgate - Oct. 19/20

57

Head Coach: Tom Anastos (2nd season)


2011-12 Conference Record: 14-11-3-2 (5th)


Key Returnees: Matt Berry, F, SO (11-8-19); Jake Chelios, D, JR (2-7-9); LeeReimer, F, JR (9-22-31); Kevin Walrod, F, SR (9-9-18); Greg Wolfe, F,

JR (10-16-26); Will Yanakeff, G, JR (13-9-1, 2.50 GAA, .922 Spct.)

Key Losses: Torey Krug, D, (12-22-34); Mike Merrifield, F, (11-6-17); DrewPalmisano, G, (6-7-3, 2.69 GAA, .918 Spct.); Brett Perlini, F, (9-22-

31); BrockShelgren, D, (3-10-13)

NHL Draft Picks (4): John Draeger (MIN ‘12); Rhett Holland (PHO ‘12); MattDeBlouw (CAL ‘12); RJ Boyd (FLA ‘10)

Impact Freshmen: Matt DeBlouw, F, Muskegon (USHL); John Draeger, D,Shattuck St. Mary’s HS; Rhett Holland, D, Okotoks (AJHL)

Athletic Website: www.msuspartans.com

Head Coach: Andy Murray (2nd season)


2011-12 Conference Record: 14-10-4-4 (T-2nd)


Key Returnees: Chase Balisy, F, JR (13-24-37); Shane Berschbach, F, JR(10-22-32); Dennis Brown, D, JR (2-20-22); Dan DeKeyser, D, JR (5-12-17); Nick Pisellini, G, SR (4-3-2, 2.41 GAA,.903 Spct.); Frank Slubowski,

G, SO (7-11-4, 2.03 GAA, .911 Spct.); DaneWalters, F, SR (16-13-29)

Key Losses: J.J. Crew, F (4-7-11); Kyle O’Kane, F (7-4-11); Derek Roehl, F(5-9-14); Greg Squires, F (8-11-19); Ian Slater, F (7-8-15);

Matt Tennyson, D (11-13-24)NHL Draft Picks (4): Colton Hargrove (BOS ‘12); Chase Balisy (NSH

‘11); Garrett Haar (WSH ‘11); Luke Witkowski (TB ‘08)

Impact Freshmen: Colton Hargrove, F, Fargo (USHL); Nolan LaPorte, F,Green Bay (USHL); Kenney Morrison, D, Omaha (USHL); Josh Pitt, F,

Ottawa (CCHL)

Athletic Website: www.wmubroncos.com

Western Michigan - Nov. 9/10 & Jan. 18/19

Michigan State - Nov. 2/3 & Feb. 8/9

58

Head Coach: Bob Daniels (21st season)


2011-12 Conference Record: 16-7-5-1 (1st)


Key Returnees: Kyle Bonis, SR, Fr (19-11-30); Matthew Kirzinger, SR, F(10-24-34); C.J. Motte, SO, G (5-5-2, 1.98 GAA, .925 Spct.); Travis

Ouellette,SR, F (9-15-24); Garrett Thompson, JR, F (11-12-23)

Key Losses: Chad Billins, D (7-22-29); Jordie Johnston, F (20-16-36); TaylorNelson, G (21-7-3, 2.10 GAA, .924 Spct.)

NHL Draft Picks (0):

Impact Freshmen: Matt Robertson, F, Smiths Falls (CCHL); ConnorSchmidt, D, Des Moines (USHL); Charles Williams, G, Lincoln (USHL)

Athletic Website: www.ferrisstatebulldogs.com

Head Coach: Red Berenson (29th season)


2011-12 Conference Record: 15-9-4-1 (T-2nd)


Key Returnees: Mac Bennett, D, JR (4-17-21); Alex Guptill, F, SO (16-17-33); Jon Merrill, D, JR (2-9-11); Lee Moffie, D, SR (7-25-32);

A.J. Treais, F, SR(15-17-32)

Key Losses: Chris Brown, F, (12-17-29); Luke Glendening, F, (10-11-21);Shawn Hunwick, G (24-12-3, 2.00 GAA, .932 Spct.); Greg Pateryn, D, (2-

13-15); David Wohlberg, F, (16-17-33)

NHL Draft Picks (11): Jacob Trouba (WPG ‘12); Phil Di Giuseppe (CAR‘12); Boo Nieves (NYR ‘12); Brennan Serville (WPG ‘11); Alex Guptill

(DAL‘10); Zach Hyman (FLA ‘10); Jon Merrill (NJD ‘10); Lee Moffi e (SJS ‘10); LukeMoffatt (COL‘10); Kevin Lynch (CBJ ‘09); Mac Bennett (MTL ’09)

Impact Freshmen: Boo Nieves, F, Indiana (USHL); Jared Rutledge, G, U.S.NTDP (USHL); Jacob Trouba, D, U.S. NTDP (USHL)

Athletic Website: www.mgoblue.com

Michigan - Nov. 21 & Jan. 8

Ferris State - Nov. 16/17 & Feb. 15/16

59

Head Coach: Dallas Ferguson (5th season)




Key Returnees: Colton Beck, F, JR (13-12-25); Cody Kunyk, F, JR (15-17 32); Michael Quinn, D, JR (3-11-14); Andy Taranto, F, SR (12-14-26)

Key Losses: Cody Butcher, D (0-1-1); Scott Enders, D (1-10-11); JustinFilzen, F (3-3-6); Carlo Finucci, F (4-16-20); Aaron Gens, D (2-18-20);

Scott Greenham, G (11-18-4, 2.47 GAA, .905 Spct.): Ron Meyers, F (2-5-7)

NHL Draft Picks (1): Colton Parayko (STL ‘12)

Impact Freshmen: Josh Atkinson, F, Lloydminster (AJHL); Nolan Huys-mans, F, Spruce Grove (AJHL); John Keeney, G, Muskegon (USHL); Tyler

Morley, F, Surrey (BCHL); Colton Parayko, D, Fort McMurray (AJHL)

Athletic Website: www.alaskananooks.com

Head Coach: Jeff Jackson (8th season)


2011-12 Conference Record: 12-13-3-0 (T-8th)

Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 20/4, 11/3 F, 6/1 D, 3/0 G

Key Returnees: Sam Calabrese, D, SR (3-13-16); Jeff Costello, F, JR (5-7-12); AndersLee, F, JR (17-17-34); Robbie Russo, D, SO (4-11-15); Bryan

Rust, F, JR (5-6-11); T.J.Tynan, F, JR (13-28-41); Austin Wuthrich, F, SO (7-10-17)

Key Losses: Patrick Gaul, F (2-5-7); Sean Lorenz, D (3-10-13); Billy Ma-day, F (12-15-27); Riley Sheahan, F (9-16-25)

NHL Draft Picks (12): Austin Wuthrich (WSH ‘12); Thomas DiPauli (WSH ‘12); RobbieRusso (NYI ’11); Steven Fogarty (NYR ’11);

T.J. Tynan (CBJ ’11); Mario Lucia (MIN ’11);Kevin Lind (ANA ’10); Bryan Rust (PIT ’10); Stephen Johns (CHI ’10);

Anders Lee (NYI’09); Jeff Costello (OTT ’09); Nick Larson (CGY ’08)Impact Freshmen: Thomas DiPauli, F, U.S. NTDP (USHL);

Steven Fogarty, F, Penticton (BCHL); Sam Herr, F, Green Bay (USHL); Mario Lucia, F, Penticton (BCHL); Andy Ryan, D, Sioux City (USHL)

Athletic Website: www.und.com

Notre Dame - Dec. 15, Jan. 15 & March 1\2

Alaska-Fairbanks - Dec. 7\8

60

Head Coach: Enrico Blasi (14th Season)




Key Returnees: Blake Coleman, F, SO (12-11-23); Austin Czarnik, F, SO (10-27-37); Joe Hartman, D, SR (1-3-4); Curtis McKenzie, F, SR (5-12-17); Jimmy Mullin, F, SO (11-15-26); Steven Spinell, D, SR (1-11-12)

Key Losses: Alden Hirschfeld, F (11-13-24); Connor Knapp, G (15-8-0, 1.69 GAA, .933 Spct.); Cody Reichard, G (9-7-2, 2.47, .900);

Reilly Smith, F (30-18-48); Chris Wideman, D (4-20-24)

NHL Draft Picks (5): Riley Barber (WSH ‘12); Blake Coleman (NJD ’11); SeanKuraly (SJS ‘11); Jimmy Mullin (TB ‘10); Curtis McKenzie (DAL ’09)

Impact Freshmen: Riley Barber, F, U.S. NTDP (USHL); Matthew Caito, D,Dubuque (USHL); Chris Joyaux, D, Chicago (USHL); Sean Kuraly, F,

Indiana(USHL); Ryan McKay, G, Green Bay (USHL)

Athletic Website: www.muredhawks.com

Miami - Jan. 25\26

Location : Buffalo, N.Y.Nickname : Golden Griffins

School Colors : Blue and GoldJoined Atlantic Hockey : 2003-04

AHA Regular Season Titles : 0AHA Tournament Titles : 0

NCAA Appearances : 0Best Regular Season Finish : 2nd (2004-05)

Home Arena : Buffalo State Sports ArenaCapacity : 1,800

Head Coach : Dave SmithAlma Mater/Year : Ohio State/’92

Record at Canisius/Years : 75-116-28/6 yearsCareer Record : Same

Asst. Coach : B.J. AdamsAsst. Coach : John Daigneau

Volunteer Assistant Coach : David Smith

Athletic Website: www.gogriffs.com

Canisius - Jan. 5/6

61

Head Coach: Jim Roque (8th season)



Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 20/7, F 12/4, D 5/3, G 3/0

Key Returnees: Colin Campbell, F, JR (9-16-25); Kevin Czuczman, D,SO (2-11-13); Kevin Kapalka, G, SO (17-14-5, 2.67 GAA, .916 Spct.);

Nick McParland, F, SR (14-13-27); Domenic Monardo, F, SR (11-18-29)

Key Losses: Fred Cassiani, F (7-15-22); Kyle Haines, D (6-17-23); Zach Trotman, D (11-10-21)

NHL Draft Picks (0):

Impact Freshmen: Eric Drapluk, D, Coulee Region (NAHL); Zach Loesch,D, Pembroke (CJHL); Austin McKay, F, Drayton (AJHL)

Athletic Website: www.lssulakers.com

Head Coach: Walt Kyle (11th season)



Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 18/5;11/3 F, 6/0 D, 1/2 G

Key Returnees: Jared Coreau, G, JR (12-7-2, 2.22 GAA, .928 Spct.); CJ Ludwig, D, JR (1-5-6); Reed Seckel, F, SO (8-12-20);

Matt Thurber, F, SR (11-19-30); Stephan Vigier, F, JR (13-13-26)

Key Losses: Andrew Cherniwchan, F (10-10-20); Tyler Gron, F (17-20-37); Justin Florek, F (19-17-36)

NHL Draft Picks (0)

Impact Freshmen: Cohen Adair, F, Powell (BCHL); Ryan Aynsley, F, Castlegar (KIJHL); Darren Nowick, F, Vernon (BCHL); Sami Salminen, F,

Jokerit U20 (JR. A SM-liiga)

Athletic Website: www.nmu.edu/sportsathletics

Northern Michigan - Feb. 22/23

Lake Superior State - Feb. 1\2

62

Year-By-Year1969-70

(13-12-5; 6-1-1 MCHA/1st)Coach: Jack Vivian

Captains: Glen Shirton (C); Eric Preston (A), Mike Root (A)Date Opponent ResultN 14 Windsor W, 8-2N 15 Western Ontario L, 2-4N 21 Ohio University# T, 2-2 (OT)N 22 Ohio University# W, 6-1N 28 at Denver L, 3-9N 29 at Denver L, 0-7D 5 at Ohio State# L, 3-6D 6 Ohio State# W, 4-3D 13 Notre Dame L, 3-9D 17 Ohio University + W, 3-1D 18 Western Ontario + L, 1-5J 2 at Rensselaer & L, 4-5J 3 Montreal & L, 4-6J 4 Providence & L, 2-5J 9 St. Clair College L, 2-3J 12 Clarkson L, 3-4J 13 Clarkson L, 5-7J 16 Waterloo T, 2-2 (OT)J 23 Guelph W, 8-1J 24 Guelph T, 2-2 (OT)J 28 at Windsor W, 5-3J 30 at Ohio University# W, 5-2J 31 at Ohio University# W, 3-1F 6 RyersonPolytechnicalInstitute T,2-2(OT)F 7 RyersonPolytechnicalInstitute W,7-4F 13 Ohio State# W, 2-0F 14 at Ohio State# W, 7-5F 18 at Notre Dame T, 4-4 (OT)F 27 Western Michigan (club) W, 14-3F 28 Western Michigan (club) W, 9-0#MidwestCollegiateHockeyAssociationgame+Cleveland Cup (Cleveland, Ohio)&RPIInvitational(Troy,N.Y.)

1970-71(18-12-1; 7-1-0 MCHA/1st)

Coach: Jack VivianCaptains: Bruce Blyth, Glen Shirton

Date Opponent ResultN 13 Western Ontario L, 2-3 (OT)N 14 Western Ontario W, 7-6 (OT)N 20 Waterloo Lutheran W, 11-4N 21 Waterloo Lutheran W, 8-1N 26 St. Lawrence + L, 5-6N 27 at Clarkson + L, 2-5N 28 New Hampshire + L 4-6D 4 Ohio State# W, 4-0D 5 at Ohio State# L, 1-5D 12 at Lake Superior L, 3-4D 13 at Lake Superior L, 2-7J 2 at Michigan State L, 2-7J 3 at Michigan State L, 2-6J 8 Clarkson W, 7-4J 9 Clarkson L, 3-6J 16 at Boston University L, 1-6J 22 Ohio University# W, 6-1J 23 Ohio University# W, 8-4J 29 Guelph W, 6-4J 30 Guelph W, 5-4F 3 St. Clair College W, 10-2F 5 Western Michigan (club) W, 8-2F 6 Western Michigan (club) W, 9-0F 12 at Ohio State# W, 3-2F 13 Ohio State# W, 5-3F 19 at Ohio University# W, 6-4F 20 at Ohio University# W, 7-3F 26 Notre Dame W, 5-1F 27 at Notre Dame W, 3-2M 7 at St. Louis L, 3-6M 8 at St. Louis T, 4-4 (OT)#MidwestCollegiateHockeyAssociationgame+NorthCountryFestival(Potsdam,N.Y.)

1971-72(21-10-2; 6-4-2 CCHA/3rd)

Coach: Jack VivianCaptain: Glen Shirton

Date Opponent ResultN 5 RyersonPolytechnicalInstitute W,9-3N 6 RyersonPolytechnicalInstitute W,9-0N 12 Michigan State L, 2-5N 13 Michigan State L, 3-8N 19 Western Ontario W, 8-4N 20 Western Ontario W, 4-2N 26 at Rensselaer L, 1-4N 27 at Rensselaer L, 4-6D 3 Lake Superior W, 4-3D 4 Lake Superior W, 6-1D 20 Princeton + W, 6-4D 21 Yale+ W,5-3D 28 Windsor & W, 11-0D 29 Michigan & L, 1-4J 7 at Ohio University* W, 5-2J 8 at Ohio University* W, 10-7J 14 at Ohio State* W, 6-3J 15 Ohio State* L, 1-2J 21 at St. Louis* L, 6-11J 23 at St. Louis* W, 5-4J 28 Lake Forest W, 5-3J 29 Lake Forest W, 6-3F 1 at St. Clair College W, 5-4F 4 Guelph W, 6-2F 5 Guelph W, 5-4 (OT)F 11 Ohio University* W, 6-2F 12 Ohio University* W, 8-2F 18 Ohio State* L, 1-2F 19 at Ohio State* L, 3-4 (OT)F 25 St. Louis* T, 4-4 (OT)F 26 St. Louis* T, 5-5 (OT)M 3 atSt.Louis(CCHASemifinal) L,5-6(OT)M 4 OhioUniv.(CCHAConsolation) W,7-6(OT)*CentralCollegiateHockeyAssociationgame+ClevelandFestival(Cleveland,Ohio)&Flint IMA (Flint, Mich.)

1972-73(16-19-0; 6-10-0 CCHA/4th)

Coach: Jack VivianCaptain: Chuck Gyles

Date Opponent ResultN 3 Notre Dame W, 9-5N 5 at Notre Dame L, 3-9N 10 at Lake Superior* L, 4-8N 11 at Lake Superior* L 6-7N 17 New Hampshire L, 5-7N 18 New Hampshire W, 3-2N 24 at Michigan Tech L, 2-10N 25 at Michigan Tech L, 4-6D 1 Western Ontario W, 6-5 (OT)D 2 Western Ontario W, 4-3D 8 Lake Superior* L, 7-8 (OT)D 9 Lake Superior* L, 4-10D 18 Brown + L, 4-5D 19 Ohio State + L, 7-9D 27 Air Force & L, 3-4 (OT)D 28 Western Ontario & L, 3-8J 5 Providence L, 6-9J 6 Providence W, 5-3J 13 at St. Louis* L, 1-9J 14 at St. Louis* L, 3-4J 19 Ohio University* W, 11-8J 20 Ohio University* W, 10-1J 26 Ohio State* W, 5-4J 27 at Ohio State* L, 4-8F 2 Rensselaer W, 5-3F 3 Rensselaer W, 3-0F 9 at Ohio State* W, 6-5 (OT)F 10 Ohio State* L, 3-6F 13 St. Clair College W, 12-3F 16 at Ohio University* W, 13-0F 17 at Ohio University* W, 11-0F 23 St. Louis* L, 6-11F 24 St. Louis* L, 1-5M 2 St. Louis (CCHA Round-Robin) W, 6-5 (OT)M 4 Ohio State (CCHA Round-Robin) W, 8-1*CentralCollegiateHockeyAssociationgame+ClevelandFestival(Cleveland,Ohio)&Flint IMA (Flint, Mich.)

KenMorrow,BGSU’sandtheCCHA’sfirstAll-American, is shown here against Boston College

intheFalconsfirstNCAAsemifinalcontest.

Legendary Falcon head coach Ron Mason led BG to a 160-63-6 record in his six seasons behind the Falcon bench. His teams won three CCHA Champi-

onships, including the 1975-76 championship (shownabove)wheretheFalconswontheirfirst

conferencetitleinschoolhistory.

63

Year-By-Year

1975-76(21-9-2; 11-4-1 CCHA/1st)

Coach: Ron MasonCaptains: Dave Easton, Kevin MacDonald, Rich Nagai

Date Opponent ResultN 7 Lake Forest W, 13-1N 8 Lake Forest W, 10-1N 14 Clarkson W, 6-4N 15 Clarkson W, 3-1N 19 at Western Michigan* W, 6-2N 21 Rensselaer W, 10-3N 22 Rensselaer L, 5-6D 5 Wilfrid Laurier L, 2-3D 6 Wilfrid Laurier W, 14-1D 13 at Western Ontario T, 5-5D 15 at Toronto W, 5-3J 6 Notre Dame W, 5-0J 9 Lake Superior* W, 5-3J 10 Lake Superior* W, 5-4 (OT)J 16 Ohio State* W, 14-3J 17 Ohio State* W, 6-1J 23 St. Louis* W, 6-1J 24 St. Louis* L, 2-4J 30 at Western Michigan* W, 6-3J 31 Western Michigan* W, 6-3F 3 at Michigan L, 6-7F 10 Notre Dame L, 4-5 (OT)F 13 at Lake Superior* L, 0-1F 14 at Lake Superior* L, 2-6F 18 Western Michigan* W, 4-2F 20 SUNY-Buffalo W,15-3F 21 SUNY-Buffalo W,13-0F 27 at Ohio State* W, 4-3 (OT)F 28 at Ohio State* W, 9-2M 5 at St. Louis* L, 2-3 (OT)M 7 at St. Louis* T, 3-3 (OT)M 10 Western Michigan L, 2-3 (OT) (CCHASemifinal)*CentralCollegiateHockeyAssociationgame

1973-74(20-19-0; 2-6-0 CCHA/3rd)

Coach: Ron MasonCaptain: Mike Bartley

Date Opponent ResultN 2 Guelph W, 10-0N 3 Guelph W, 11-0N 9 atSUNY-Buffalo W,8-3N 10 atSUNY-Buffalo W,8-4N 16 at Lake Superior* L, 3-5N 17 at Lake Superior* L, 5-7N 20 at Rensselaer L, 5-8N 23 at New Hampshire L, 2-7N 24 at New Hampshire W, 4-2N 25 at Boston University L, 3-10N 30 McMaster W, 9-6D 1 McMaster W, 10-1D 7 Michigan Tech L, 4-6D 8 Michigan Tech L, 2-6D 14 Michigan L, 3-6D 15 at Michigan L, 4-5D 21 at St. Louis* L, 4-5D 22 at St. Louis* L, 3-4J 4 Western Ontario L, 4-11J 5 Western Ontario W, 7-4J 11 Ohio State W, 4-3 (OT)J 12 Ohio State L, 4-5 (OT)J 18 Colgate W, 5-1J 19 at Lake Forest W, 15-4J 20 at Lake Forest W, 6-4J 23 at Notre Dame L, 4-7J 25 Notre Dame W, 8-3F 1 Western Michigan W, 11-3F 2 at Western Michigan W, 10-1F 8 at Ohio State W, 3-2F 9 at Ohio State L, 2-4F 15 Lake Superior* L, 2-3F 16 Lake Superior* W, 6-4F 22 St. Louis* W, 6-5 (OT)F 23 St. Louis* L, 3-4M 1 at Air Force W, 6-2M 2 at Air Force L, 1-2M 8 atSt.Louis(CCHASemifinal) L,1-6M 10 Western Michigan W, 11-4 (CCHAConsolation)*CentralCollegiateHockeyAssociationgame

1974-75(23-10-2; 4-3-1 CCHA/2nd)

Coach: Ron MasonCaptains: Roger Archer, Bob Dobek, Kevin MacDonald

Date Opponent ResultN 7 at Notre Dame L, 2-6N 8 at Notre Dame L, 7-8N 15 Lake Superior* W, 5-2N 16 Lake Superior* W, 7-1N 20 at Ohio State (at Fairgrounds) W, 5-2N 22 SUNY-Buffalo W,9-4N 23 SUNY-Buffalo W,12-0N 29 at St. Lawrence + W, 6-5 (2OT)N 30 Boston University + W, 3-2D 7 at Michigan State W, 7-4D 8 at Michigan State L, 3-4D 13 Western Ontario W, 8-3D 14 Western Ontario W, 4-2D 17 at Western Michigan L, 2-8D 27 Sir George Williams & W, 6-3D 28 at Rensselaer & W, 6-5D 29 Northeastern & T, 4-4J 7 at Ohio State (at Fairgrounds) W, 7-2J 10 McMaster W, 14-0J 11 McMaster W, 12-4J 14 St. Clair College W, 8-1J 17 Ohio State W, 8-3J 18 Ohio State W, 6-2J 24 at St. Louis* L, 3-4 (OT)J 26 at St. Louis* L, 1-5J 31 York L,3-6F 1 York W,5-2F 8 Western Michigan L, 2-3 (OT)F 14 at Lake Superior* T, 7-7 (OT)F 15 at Lake Superior* L, 5-6F 21 St. Louis* W, 4-3 (OT)F 22 St. Louis* W, 3-2F 28 Air Force W, 5-3M 1 Air Force W, 7-2M 7 Lake Superior L, 4-6 (CCHASemifinalatSt.Louis)*CentralCollegiateHockeyAssociationgame+NorthCountryFestival(Canton,N.Y.)&RPIInvitational(Troy,N.Y.)

JohnMarkellcelebratesafterheputthepuckpastBostonCollegenetminderPaulSkidmoreinthe1978NCAATournamentsemifinalgame.

Though it hasn’t been confirmed that Mike “Doc” Emerich, PhD ever broadcasting a Falcon hockey

game while doing his post-graduate work at BGSU, the famous NHL television broadcaster obtained his doctoral degree in Communications (speech) in 1976

from the University.

64

Year-By-Year1976-77

(28-11-0; 10-6-0 CCHA/2nd)Coach: Ron Mason

Captains: Dave Easton, Byron Shutt, Tom ThomasDate Opponent ResultO 29 Guelph W, 8-1O 30 Guelph W, 9-2N 5 AlumniGame ExhibitionN 12 at Northern Michigan W, 3-2N 13 at Northern Michigan W, 5-3N 16 Western Michigan* W, 5-2N 19 Boston University W, 4-2N 20 Boston University W, 4-2N 30 at Notre Dame L, 1-6D 3 St. Louis* L, 2-5D 4 St. Louis* L, 4-6D 10 Waterloo W, 6-1D 11 Waterloo W, 5-2D 18 atSUNY-Buffalo W,9-4D 19 atSUNY-Buffalo W,10-0D 28 Michigan Tech + L, 6-7 (OT)D 29 Brown + L, 2-3 (OT)J 7 at Ohio State* W, 7-3J 8 at Ohio State* L, 4-5 (OT)J 14 Lake Superior* W, 8-2J 15 Lake Superior* W, 11-1J 19 at Notre Dame W, 6-5 (OT)J 21 at St. Louis* L, 2-5J 23 at St. Louis* L, 3-4 (OT)J 28 Western Michigan* ppd to 2/15/77J 29 at Western Michigan* ppd to 2/1/77F 1 at Western Michigan* W, 8-4F 4 York W,6-2F 5 York W,4-3F 8 at Western Michigan* W, 11-0F 11 Northern Michigan W, 4-2F 12 Northern Michigan‡ W, 4-0F 15 Western Michigan* W, 3-2F 18 at Lake Superior* W, 9-2F 19 at Lake Superior* W, 5-1F 25 Ohio State* W, 10-6F 26 Ohio State* L, 2-4M 4 Ohio State W, 5-2M 6 Ohio State W, 4-1

(CCHA Semiifnals / 2-game, total goals)M 11 at St. Louis W, 4-0M 13 at St. Louis L, 1-4

(CCHA Championship / 2-game, total goals)M 20 atMichigan(NCAAQuarterfinal) L,5-7*CentralCollegiateHockeyAssociationgame+GrealLakesInvitational(Detroit,Mich.)‡Called (2 periods) -- power outage

1977-78(31-8-0; 15-3-0 CCHA/1st)

Coach: Ron MasonCaptains: Dave Easton, Byron Shutt and Tom Thomas

Date Opponent ResultO 17 Toledo Goaldiggers§ (Ex.) W, 1-0O 21 Michigan L, 2-7O 22 at Michigan L, 4-6O 28 Western Ontario W, 4-2O 29 Western Ontario W, 8-4N 2 Providence W, 5-4N 4 at Northern Michigan* W, 5-0N 5 at Northern Michigan* L, 4-7N 12 Toronto W, 4-1N 16 at Western Michigan* W, 7-1N 25 at Vermont L, 1-2N 26 at Vermont W, 10-5D 2 McMaster W, 4-3D 3 McMaster W, 7-1D 6 Western Michigan* W, 6-4D 9 York (gamecancelledduetoweather)D 10 York W,7-5D 29 Dartmouth & W, 5-2D 30 at Cornell & L, 3-5J 6 Ohio State* W, 7-3J 7 Ohio State* W, 3-1J 13 Northern Michigan* W, 5-3J 14 Northern Michigan* W, 7-2J 20 at St. Louis* L, 0-5J 22 at St. Louis* W, 5-2J 24 Notre Dame W, 5-1J 27 at Lake Superior* (series cancelled because J 28 at Lake Superior* of “The Blizzard of 1978”)F 3 Western Michigan* W, 7-2F 4 at Western Michigan* L, 3-4F 10 at Ohio State* W, 3-1F 11 at Ohio State* W, 6-1F 17 Lake Superior* W, 9-1F 18 Lake Superior* W, 9-3F 24 St. Louis* W, 7-0F 25 St. Louis* W, 3-2M 3 Ohio State W, 3-1M 4 Ohio State W, 4-2

(CCHASemifinals/2-game,totalgoals)M 10 St. Louis W, 3-1M 11 St. Louis W, 10-2

(CCHA Championship / 2-game, total goals)M 18 ColoradoCollege(NCAAQuarerfinals)W,5-3M 24 BostonCollege+(NCAASemifinals) L,2-6M 25 Wisconsin+(NCAAConsolation) W,4-3*CentralCollegiateHockeyAssociationgame§(2periods)--fighting&CornellFestival(Ithaca,N.Y.)+NCAA Finals at Providence (R.I.) Civic Center

George McPhee (1978-82) was named the CCHA Playerof theYear for the1981-82season. Hetallied 80 points (28g, 52a), which ranked as the third-highest total nationally. McPhee becamethefirstFalcontobeawardedtheHobeyBaker

Award the same season.

1978-79(37-6-2; 21-2-1 CCHA/1st)

Coach: Ron MasonCaptains: Paul Titanic (C), John Markell (A)

Tom Newton (A)Date Opponent ResultO 20 at Michigan L, 4-5 (OT)O 21 Michigan L, 3-4 (OT)O 27 Miami W, 15-0O 28 at Miami W, 8-1N 3 New Hampshire W, 9-6N 4 New Hampshire L, 5-6N 10 Vermont W, 5-2N 11 Vermont W, 7-2N 17 Clarkson W, 6-1N 18 Clarkson W, 7-1N 21 Ohio State* W, 6-3N 24 at Northern Michigan* W, 4-1N 25 at Northern Michigan* W, 4-1D 1 St. Lawrence T, 3-3 (OT)D 2 St. Lawrence W, 7-2D 8 St. Louis* W, 8-5D 9 St. Louis* W, 7-1D 15 at Ferris State* W, 11-5D 16 at Ferris State* W, 7-2D 28 Vermont + W, 3-0D 29 McGill + W, 12-7D 30 at Brown + W, 6-1J 5 Lake Superior* W, 5-2J 6 Lake Superior* W, 4-0J 9 at Ohio State* W, 3-2J 12 at Western Michigan* W, 4-1J 13 Western Michigan* W, 10-2J 16 Ohio State* W, 5-2J 26 at St. Louis* W, 4-2J 27 at St. Louis* L, 3-4J 31 at Notre Dame W, 5-2F 2 Ferris State* W, 11-2F 3 Ferris State* W, 10-0F 9 Northern Michigan* T, 3-3 (OT)F 10 Northern Michigan* W, 5-2F 16 at Lake Superior* W, 6-1F 17 at Lake Superior* W, 4-3F 20 at Ohio State* L, 1-3F 23 Western Michigan* W, 12-4F 24 at Western Michigan* W, 5-3M 2 Lake Superior W, 12-2M 3 Lake Superior W, 6-1

(CCHASemifinals/2-game,totalgoals)M 9 Ohio State W, 5-3M 10 Ohio State W, 6-4

(CCHA Championship / 2-game, total goals)M 16 atMinnesota(NCAAQuarterfinals) L,3-6*CentralCollegiateHockeyAssociationgame+OldColonyInvitational(Providence,R.I.)

Ken Morrow (1975-79) (left), George McPhee(1978-82) (center) and head coach Ron Mason (1973-79) (right) were all part of the winningest decade in BG hockey history. BG went 232-117-14 during the 1970s, a winning percentage of .658. BGSUwonthreeCCHAtitlesandfinishedthird in

the NCAA tournament in 1978.

Mark Wells scored 231 points for BG, but is better known for being a part of the 1980

USA Miracle On Ice Team.

65

Year-By-Year

1980-81(13-24-2; 10-12-0 CCHA/4th)

Coach: Jerry YorkCaptains: Brian MacLellan, George McPhee

Date Opponent ResultO 14 Vaxjo Club (Sweden) (Ex.) W, 11-2O 17 Michigan W, 3-2 (OT)O 18 at Michigan L, 4-9O 22 Miami* W, 4-3O 28 at Notre Dame W, 4-3N 4 Notre Dame L, 2-3N 7 Boston College L, 3-4N 8 Boston College L, 0-4N 14 New Hampshire L, 3-5N 15 New Hampshire L, 5-7N 21 Western Michigan* W, 6-5N 22 Western Michigan* W, 5-2N 27 at Clarkson + L, 5-6 (OT)N 28 at St. Lawrence + T, 6-6 (OT)D 5 at Ohio State L, 2-5D 6 at Ohio State* L, 3-6D 13 Western Ontario W, 3-2D 19 at North Dakota L, 3-9D 20 at North Dakota L, 1-4J 3 Boston University & L, 4-5 (2OT)J 4 Minnesota-Duluth & L, 4-7J 9 Lake Superior* W, 5-3J 10 Lake Superior* L, 3-4J 16 at Northern Michigan* L, 1-5J 17 at Northern Michigan* L, 2-4J 23 Ferris State* L, 4-8J 24 Ferris State* W, 4-3J 29 at Lake Superior* W, 6-2J 30 at Lake Superior* L, 5-7F 6 at Western Michigan* L, 4-6F 7 at Western Michigan* W, 7-2F 13 Ohio State* L, 5-7F 14 Ohio State* W, 7-6 (OT)F 20 at Ferris State* L, 2-6F 21 at Ferris State* L, 3-5F 24 Miami* W, 6-2F 27 Northern Michigan* L, 4-5 (OT)F 28 Northern Michigan* W, 10-3M 6 at Northern Michigan T, 3-3M 7 at Northern Michigan L, 2-10

(CCHASemifinals/2-game,totalgoals)*CentralCollegiateHockeyAssociationgame+NorthCountryFestival&ColonialBankInvitational(Hartford,Conn.)

1979-80(16-20-2; 9-11-0 CCHA/4th)

Coach: Jerry YorkCaptains: Mike Cotter, Steve Dawe, Tom Newton

Date Opponent ResultO 19 Michigan L, 5-9O 20 at Michigan L, 2-7O 27 atU.S.International T,3-3O 28 atU.S.International W,6-3N 2 Vermont L, 5-6 (OT)N 3 Vermont W, 7-6N 16 Providence W, 5-3N 17 Providence W, 3-2N 23 at New Hampshire L, 2-5N 24 at New Hampshire L, 2-4N 30 U.S.International W,8-2D 7 Notre Dame L, 2-5D 14 Lake Superior* W, 4-3D 15 Lake Superior* W, 4-1D 28 atYale W,7-4D 29 atYale L,3-6J 4 at Western Michigan* L, 3-4J 5 at Western Michigan* W, 6-4J 11 Ferris State* W, 10-4J 12 Ferris State* L, 3-5J 18 at Ohio State* L, 2-8J 19 at Ohio State* L, 0-5J 22 Miami L, 3-4J 25 Northern Michigan* L, 0-4J 26 Northern Michigan* L, 3-4F 1 at Ferris State* L, 1-6F 2 at Ferris State* W, 6-4F 5 Polish Olympic Team (Ex.) W, 5-4F 8 Western Michigan* W, 9-3F 9 Western Michigan* W, 8-4F 12 at Miami W, 5-1F 15 at Lake Superior* L, 3-5F 16 at Lake Superior* W, 6-2F 22 at Northern Michigan* W, 7-5F 23 at Northern Michigan* L, 3-7F 29 Ohio State* L, 3-5M 1 Ohio State* L, 6-7 (OT)M 7 at Northern Michigan L, 3-11M 8 at Northern Michigan T, 3-3

(CCHASemifinals/2-game,totalgoals)*CentralCollegiateHockeyAssociationgame

The Falcons skate around the ice in Lake Placid, N.Y., justmoments afterwinning the school’sfirst-evernationalchampionship.

FormerFalconcoachJerryYorkcoachedBGSUfor 15 seasons, amassing 342 career victories. York’s teamswonthreeCCHAregularseasoncrowns and captured the CCHA Tournament

titleontwooccasions.

1981-82(27-13-2; 20-7-1 CCHA/1st)

Coach: Jerry YorkCaptains: Brian MacLellan, George McPhee

Date Opponent ResultO 13 Michigan-Dearborn (Ex.) W, 12-2O 16 North Dakota L, 4-6O 17 North Dakota L, 3-6O 23 at Wisconsin L, 4-8O 24 at Wisconsin L, 3-9O 30 Michigan State* L, 3-4O 31 at Michigan State* L, 0-4N 6 at Michigan Tech* T, 5-5 (OT)N 7 at Michigan Tech* L, 6-8N 13 Lake Superior* W, 8-2N 14 Lake Superior* W, 5-2N 20 at Western Michigan* W, 6-5 (OT)N 21 at Western Michigan* W, 10-5N 27 at Vermont W, 7-2N 28 at Vermont W, 5-3D 4 at Michigan State* L, 5-6D 5 Michigan State* W, 4-3D 11 at Ohio State* W, 5-2D 12 at Ohio State* W, 5-2D 18 Miami* W, 10-3D 19 Miami* W, 7-2J 8 at Northern Michigan* W, 6-3J 9 at Northern Michigan* W, 5-4J 15 Ferris State* W, 10-4J 16 Ferris State* W, 4-2J 22 at Notre Dame* L, 8-9 (OT)J 23 at Notre Dame* W, 8-7 (OT)J 29 at Michigan* W, 6-2J 30 Michigan* W, 5-4F 5 Illinois-Chicago Circle W, 7-3F 6 Illinois-Chicago Circle W, 9-2F 12 Ohio State* L, 5-6F 13 Ohio State* W, 6-0F 19 at Miami* W, 9-5F 20 at Miami* L, 1-2 (OT)F 26 Michigan* W, 7-1F 27 at Michigan* W, 5-3M 5 Northern Michigan W, 8-0M 6 Northern Michigan W, 10-5

(CCHAQuarterfinals/2-game,totalgoals)M 12 NotreDame(CCHASemifinals)# L,5-8M 13 MichiganTech(CCHAConsolation)# W,2-1M 19 at Northeastern T, 2-2M 20 at Northeastern L, 2-3 (OT)

(NCAAQuarterfinals/2-game,totalgoals)*CentralCollegiateHockeyAssociationgame#CCHA Championships (Joe Louis Arena, Detroit, Mich.)

Captains Brian MacLellen and George Mcphee posewith theCCHARegular Season Trophy after

the 1981-82 season.

66

Year-By-Year

TheFalconbenchcelebratestheclosingsecondsofBG’s1988CCHAplayoffchampionshipgamevictoryoverLakeSupe-rior at Joe Louis Arena.

1982-83(28-8-4; 24-5-3 CCHA/1st)

Coach: Jerry YorkCaptains: Brian Hills, Barry Mills

Date Opponent ResultO 9 Michigan-Dearborn (Ex.) W, 9-3O 15 Wisconsin L, 3-4O 16 Wisconsin T, 4-4 (OT)O 22 Ferris State* W, 8-5O 23 Ferris State* W, 9-3O 29 Michigan* W, 9-2O 30 Michigan* W, 10-9N 5 at Illinois-Chicago* W, 4-1N 6 at Illinois-Chicago* W, 7-3N 12 Ohio State* T, 3-3 (OT)N 13 at Ohio State* L, 3-5N 19 at Lake Superior* W, 6-5 (OT)N 20 at Lake Superior* W, 6-4N 26 Notre Dame* W, 12-2N 27 Notre Dame* W, 12-3D 3 at Michigan Tech* L, 5-6D 4 at Michigan Tech* W, 5-4D 10 at Miami* W, 3-2D 11 at Miami* W, 6-4D 29 Lowell + L, 3-7D 30 Brown + W, 7-4J 7 Michigan State* W, 6-4J 8 Michigan State* W, 4-2J 14 Western Michigan* W, 4-1J 15 Western Michigan* W, 4-0J 21 at Northern Michigan* W, 7-5J 22 at Northern Michigan* W, 7-6 (OT)J 28 Illinois-Chicago* W, 9-3J 29 Illinois-Chicago* W, 15-1F 4 at Western Michigan* L, 1-3F 5 at Western Michigan* T, 3-3 (OT)F 11 at Notre Dame* T, 4-4 (OT)F 12 at Notre Dame* L, 3-5F 18 Miami* W, 8-3F 19 Miami* W, 6-1F 25 at Ohio State* L, 5-10F 26 Ohio State* W, 6-3M 4 Notre Dame W, 8-3M 5 Notre Dame W, 7-2

(CCHAQuarterfinals/2-game,totalgoals)M 11 NorthernMichigan(CCHASemifinals)#W,3-0M 12 Michigan State (CCHA Championship)# L, 3-4 (OT)*CentralCollegiateHockeyAssociationgame+RPIInvitational(Troy,N.Y.)#CCHA Championships (Joe Louis Arena, Detroit, Mich.)

Former FalcondefensemanDave Ellett (1982-84) recorded 19 goals and 52 assists in his Falcon career. He helped lead the Falcons to a 62-16-6 record in his two seasons, including the 1984NationalChampionship,beforegoingon

to enjoy a 16-year NHL career.

1983-84(34-8-2; 22-4-2 CCHA/1st)

Coach: Jerry YorkCaptains: Mike Pikul, Wayne Wilson

Date Opponent ResultO 14 Clarkson W, 5-2O 15 Clarkson W, 5-3O 21 Lake Superior* W, 7-2O 22 Lake Superior* L, 1-2O 28 Michigan Tech* W, 6-5O 29 Michigan Tech* W, 5-1N 4 at Michigan State* W, 7-4N 5 at Michigan State* W, 5-3N 11 Illinois-Chicago* W, 8-3N 12 Illinois-Chicago* W, 7-2N 18 at New Hampshire W, 6-5 (OT)N 19 at New Hampshire W, 4-3N 25 Miami* W, 5-3N 26 Miami* W, 6-3D 2 at Ohio State* W, 4-2D 3 Ohio State* W, 8-6D 9 Western Michigan* W, 5-4D 10 Western Michigan* W, 4-3D 29 Cornell & W, 6-4D 30 Clarkson & W, 2-0J 6 at Michigan* W, 8-2J 7 at Michigan* L, 5-6 (OT)J 13 at Ferris State* W, 5-2J 14 at Ferris State* T, 5-5 (OT)J 20 Northern Michigan* W, 4-2J 21 Northern Michigan* W, 4-2J 27 Ohio State* W, 4-3 (OT)J 28 at Ohio State* W, 3-2 (OT)F 3 at Illinois-Chicago* W, 5-3F 4 at Illinois-Chicago* T, 5-5 (OT)F 10 at Western Michigan* L, 3-8F 11 at Western Michigan* W, 4-2F 17 Michigan-Dearborn W, 11-3F 18 Michigan-Dearborn W, 10-2F 24 at Miami* W, 11-4F 25 at Miami* L, 2-6M 2 Lake Superior W, 7-3M 3 Lake Superior L, 6-7

(CCHAQuarterfinals/2-game,totalgoals)M 9 WesternMich.(CCHASemifinals)#L,3-4(2OT)M 10 OhioState(CCHAConsolation)# L,2-3(OT)M 16 at Boston University L, 3-6M 17 at Boston University W, 5-1 (OT)

(NCAAQuarterfinals/2-game,totalgoals)M 23 MichiganState(NCAASemifinals)+ W,2-1M 24 Minnesota-Duluth (NCAA Final)+ W, 5-4 (4OT)*CentralCollegiateHockeyAssociationgame&KeyBankTournament(LakePlacid,NY)#CCHA Championships (Joe Louis Arena, Detroit, Mich.)+NCAAChampionships(LakePlacid,N.Y.)

Dan Kane (1981-84) was one of two first-team All-CCHA members for the Falcons during the 1983-84 nationalchampionshipseason.ThecenterendedhisFalconcareerranking17thontheall-timescoringlistwith 171 career points (59g, 112a). His 112 assists is 15thonthecareerassistlist,ashisfinalassistisamo-ment etched in Falcon hockey history. His pass in the fourth-overtimeof the national championship gamefound thestickofGinoCavalliniwhoback-handedashotpastUMDgoaltenderRickKosti,givingBGitsonly

teamnationaltitleinschoolhistory.

67

Year-By-Year

Gary Kruzich (1983-87) is BGSU’s all-time win-ningest goaltender with 88 career wins. His 14 consecutivewinsand24-gameunbeatenstreakduring the 1986-87 season are still Falcon re-

cords.

1984-85(21-21-0; 17-15-0 CCHA/4th)

Coach: Jerry YorkCaptain: George Roll

Date Opponent ResultO 12 Ferris State* L, 2-4O 13 Ferris State* L, 4-5 (OT)O 19 at Lake Superior* W, 5-1O 20 at Lake Superior* L, 4-6O 26 at Michigan* L, 3-5O 27 Michigan* W, 5-1N 2 at Ohio State* L, 3-7N 3 Ohio State* W, 8-4N 9 at Clarkson L, 3-5N 10 at Clarkson L, 4-5 (OT)N 16 at Western Michigan* L, 1-3N 17 at Western Michigan* W, 4-3N 23 Michigan State* L, 1-4N 24 at Michigan State* W, 4-3N 30 at Miami* W, 10-4D 1 at Miami* W, 5-3D 7 Illinois-Chicago* W, 7-2D 8 Illinois-Chicago* W, 6-5D 14 at Ferris State* W, 4-3D 15 at Ferris State* L, 3-5D 28 Michigan State + L, 1-3D 29 Michigan + L, 5-12J 4 Lake Superior* L, 4-5 (OT)J 5 Lake Superior* W, 9-1J 7 USSR/Spartak(atRichfieldColiseum)(Ex.)L,4-9J 11 Michigan* W, 9-4J 12 at Michigan* L, 6-8J 18 at Ohio State* L, 3-7J 19 Ohio State* W, 7-4J 25 St. Lawrence W, 7-2J 26 St. Lawrence W, 8-5F 1 Western Michigan* L, 2-5F 2 Western Michigan* L, 5-8F 8 at Michigan State* L, 1-15F 9 Michigan State* L, 1-3F 15 Miami* W, 8-4F 16 Miami* W, 6-5F 22 at Illinois-Chicago* W, 6-4F 23 at Illinois-Chicago* W, 8-5M 1 Illinois-Chicago W, 7-5M 2 Illinois-Chicago W, 7-2

(CCHAQuarterfinals/2-game,totalgoals)M 8 LakeSuperior(CCHASemifinals)# L,1-4M 9 OhioState(CCHAConsolation)# L,4-7*CentralCollegiateHockeyAssociationgame+GreatLakesInvitational(JoeLouisArena,Detroit,Mich.)#CCHA Championships (Joe Louis Arena, Detroit, Mich.)

Co-captainsMikePikul(left)andWayneWilsonwiththeNCAAchampionshiptrophyafterBG’s5-4quadrupleovertimevictoryoverMinnesota-Duluth.

1985-86(28-14-0; 23-9-0 CCHA/T-2nd)

Coach: Jerry YorkCaptains: Iain Duncan, Todd Flichel, Jamie WansbroughDate Opponent ResultO 11 at Ferris State* W, 4-3O 12 at Ferris State* W, 5-3O 18 Lake Superior* W, 8-4O 19 Lake Superior* L, 2-4O 25 at Michigan* L, 5-7O 26 Michigan* W, 11-5N 1 Ohio State* W, 9-5N 2 at Ohio State* W, 7-4N 8 Clarkson L, 3-4N 9 Clarkson W, 5-3N 15 Western Michigan* W, 8-7 (OT)N 16 Western Michigan* W, 8-4N 22 at Michigan State* L, 3-4 (OT)N 23 Michigan State* W, 6-5 (OT)N 29 Miami* W, 7-2N 30 Miami* W, 4-2D 6 at Illinois-Chicago* W, 4-3D 7 at Illinois-Chicago* W, 4-0D 13 Ferris State* W, 5-1D 14 Ferris State* W, 7-3D 21 Czechoslovakia (Ex.) L, 2-10D 28 St. Lawrence + W, 5-2D 29 Toronto + L, 4-5 (3OT)J 3 at Lake Superior* W, 4-3 (OT)J 4 at Lake Superior* W, 6-2J 10 Michigan* L, 4-7J 11 at Michigan* W, 7-3J 17 at Ohio State* W, 5-3J 18 Ohio State* W, 9-7J 24 at St. Lawrence L, 2-5J 25 at St. Lawrence L, 5-8J 31 at Western Michigan* L, 5-7F 1 at Western Michigan* L, 2-5F 7 Michigan State* L, 4-7F 8 at Michigan State* L, 4-6F 14 at Miami* W, 5-2F 15 at Miami* L, 6-7 (OT)F 21 Illinois-Chicago* W, 5-2F 22 Illinois-Chicago* W, 6-2F 28 Illinois-Chicago W, 7-3M 1 Illinois-Chicago W, 2-1 (2OT)

(CCHAQuarterfinals/Best2-of-3)M 7 WesternMichigan(CCHASemifinals)#L,3-4(3OT)M 8 LakeSuperior(CCHAConsolation)# W,3-0*CentralCollegiateHockeyAssociationgame+CollegeHockeyClassic(LakePlacid,N.Y.)#CCHA Championships (Joe Louis Arena, Detroit, Mich.)

1986-87(33-10-2; 24-6-2 CCHA/1st)

Coach: Jerry YorkCaptains: Iain Duncan, Todd Flichel

Date Opponent ResultO 10 at Michigan* L, 5-6O 11 Michigan* W, 5-2O 17 New Hampshire W, 6-1O 18 New Hampshire W, 8-2O 24 at Lake Superior* W, 7-5O 25 at Lake Superior* W, 7-3O 31 at Miami* W, 7-6N 1 at Miami* W, 6-4N 7 Ohio State* W, 5-2N 8 at Ohio State* W, 4-2N 14 at Illinois-Chicago* (at Franklin Park) W, 5-3N 15 at Illinois-Chicago* (at Franklin Park) T, 5-5 (OT)N 21 Ferris State* W, 5-3N 22 Ferris State* L, 3-6N 28 Michigan State* L, 4-5 (OT)N 30 at Michigan State* L, 1-5D 5 Western Michigan* W, 5-2D 6 Western Michigan* W, 3-1D 12 at Princeton W, 7-4D 13 at Princeton W, 5-2D 27 Colgate + W, 4-3D 28 RIT + W, 4-3J 2 Lake Superior* W, 12-4J 3 Lake Superior* W, 7-2J 9 Miami* W, 8-3J 10 Miami* W, 12-3J 16 at Ohio State* W, 7-3J 17 Ohio State* W, 8-6J 23 Illinois-Chicago* W, 4-3J 24 Illinois-Chicago* W, 7-5J 30 at Ferris State* W, 4-3J 31 at Ferris State* W, 6-1F 6 at Michigan State* L, 3-6F 7 Michigan State* T, 3-3 (OT)F 13 at Western Michigan* L, 3-8F 14 at Western Michigan* W, 6-5 (OT)F 20 at Michigan* W, 5-3F 21 Michigan* W, 9-3F 27 Ferris State L, 4-6F 28 Ferris State W, 5-0M 1 Ferris State W, 5-1

(CCHAQuarterfinals/Best2-of-3)M 6 OhioState(CCHASemifinals)# W,5-3M 7 Michigan State (CCHA Championship)# L, 3-4 (OT)M 20 at Harvard L, 1-7M 21 at Harvard L, 0-3

(NCAAQuarterfinals/2-game,totalgoals)*CentralCollegiateHockeyAssociationgame+SyracuseInvitational(Syracuse,N.Y.)#CCHA Championships (Joe Louis Arena, Detroit, Mich.)

68

Year-By-Year

1988-89(26-18-3; 15-14-3 CCHA/5th)

Coach: Jerry YorkCaptains: Alan Leggett, Greg Parks

Date Opponent ResultO 14 at Alaska Anchorage W, 7-3O 15 at Alaska Anchorage W, 10-2O 21 at Ohio State* L, 3-4 (OT)O 22 Ohio State* W, 6-3O 27 Western Michigan* W, 7-5O 28 Western Michigan* W, 6-1O 31 Western Ontario W, 5-3N 4 at Michigan* W, 8-5N 5 Michigan* L, 6-7N 11 Michigan State* L, 1-12N 12 at Michigan State* L, 2-6N 18 at Lake Superior* L, 2-3 (OT)N 19 at Lake Superior* L, 3-4 (OT)N 25 Miami* L, 3-6N 26 Miami* W, 5-3D 2 at Ferris State* L, 4-6D 3 at Ferris State* L, 5-7D 9 Illinois-Chicago* W, 3-0D 10 Illinois-Chicago* W, 7-3D 16 Ohio State* W, 7-4D 17 at Ohio State* L, 2-3 (OT)D 28 Cornell + W, 3-2D 29 Colgate + W, 4-3J 3 Michigan-Dearborn W, 6-0J 6 at Western Michigan* W, 4-3J 7 at Western Michigan* W, 6-5J 13 Michigan* L, 2-6J 14 at Michigan* L, 1-4J 20 at Michigan State* L, 5-8J 21 Michigan State* W, 5-2J 27 Lake Superior* T, 3-3 (OT)J 28 Lake Superior* W, 3-2F 3 at Miami* W, 7-1F 4 at Miami* W, 6-1F 10 Ferris State* T, 1-1 (OT)F 11 Ferris State* T, 2-2 (OT)F 17 at Illinois-Chicago* W, 4-2F 18 at Illinois-Chicago* L, 2-3 (OT)F 24 St. Cloud State W, 6-2F 25 St. Cloud State W, 6-3M 3 at Michigan W, 6-4M 4 at Michigan L, 1-4M 5 at Michigan W, 3-2 (3OT)

(CCHAQuarterfinals/Best2-of-3)M 10 MichiganState(CCHASemifinal)# L,2-3M 11 Illinois-Chicago(CCHAConsolation)# W,5-3M 17 at Boston College L, 5-8M 18 at Boston College L, 2-4

(NCAA First Round / 2-game, total goals)*CentralCollegiateHockeyAssociationgame+SyracuseInvitational(Syracuse,N.Y.)#CCHA Championships (Joe Louis Arena, Detroit, Mich.)

1987-88(30-13-2; 19-11-2 CCHA/2nd)

Coach: Jerry YorkCaptain: Scott Paluch

Date Opponent ResultO 9 at Michigan* W, 7-6O 10 Michigan* L, 4-5O 16 Toronto W, 9-6O 17 Toronto (Ex.) W, 8-3O 23 Lake Superior* L, 4-5 (OT)O 24 Lake Superior* L, 3-7O 30 at Miami* W, 4-3 (OT)O 31 at Miami* W, 6-5 (OT)N 6 Ohio State* T, 5-5 (OT)N 7 at Ohio State* W, 8-3N 13 Illinois-Chicago* W, 6-3N 14 Illinois-Chicago* L, 3-5N 16 Team USA (Ex.) L, 2-14N 20 at Ferris State* W, 8-4N 21 at Ferris State* W, 9-6N 27 Michigan State* L, 3-6N 29 at Michigan State* L, 3-7D 4 at Western Michigan* L, 5-6D 5 at Western Michigan* L, 6-7 (OT)D 11 Princeton W, 5-2D 12 Princeton W, 5-2D 27 Alaska Fairbanks + W, 6-4D 28 at Maine + W, 6-5J 8 at Lake Superior* T, 6-6 (OT)J 9 at Lake Superior* L, 1-5J 15 Miami* W, 6-4J 16 Miami* W, 7-4J 22 at Ohio State* W, 8-2J 23 Ohio State* W, 9-1J 29 at Illinois-Chicago* W, 5-4J 30 at Illinois-Chicago* L, 4-6F 5 Ferris State* W, 10-2F 6 Ferris State* W, 11-3F 12 at Michigan State* W, 5-4F 13 Michigan State* W, 6-5F 19 Western Michigan* W, 11-2F 20 Western Michigan* W, 8-7F 26 Michigan* L, 3-5F 27 at Michigan* W, 6-1M 4 Ferris State W, 5-4 (4OT)M 5 Ferris State W, 6-3

(CCHAQuarterfinals/Best2-of-3)M 11 MichiganState(CCHASemifinal)# W,6-4M 12 Lake Superior (CCHA Championship)# W, 5-3M 18 Vermont W, 5-1M 19 Vermont W, 5-1

(NCAA First Round / 2-game, total goals)M 25 at Maine L, 1-5M 26 at Maine L, 3-4

(NCAAQuarterfinals/2-game,totalgoals)*CentralCollegiateHockeyAssociationgame+Dexter Classic (Orono, Maine)#CCHA Championships (Joe Louis Arena, Detroit, Mich.)

The 1986-87 regular season championship for the Falcons was thelastoffourunderformerheadcoachJerryYork.BGhaswonatotalofnineregularseasonCCHAtitles.

Ty Eigner played four years for Bowling Green, serving as captain for the 1992-93 sea-son. Eigner now serves as an assistant coach for the Orange and Brown.

GarryGalley(1981-84)istiedforsecondontheall-timecareer scoring list for BG defensemen with 152 career points(35g,117a).OnlyScottPaluch(169careerpoints)

ranks ahead of the former NHL-star.

69

Year-By-Year

1990-91(15-23-2; 13-17-2 CCHA/6th)

Coach: Jerry YorkCaptains: Braden Shavchook (C), Peter Holmes (A)

Matt Ruchty (A)Date Opponent ResultO 12 at Lake Superior* L, 1-3O 13 at Lake Superior* L, 2-10O 18 Michigan* W, 8-3O 19 at Michigan* L, 4-7O 22 Western Ontario Ex (W, 11-3)O 26 at Ohio State* W, 9-3O 27 Ohio State* W, 5-3N 2 at Michigan State* W, 6-4N 3 Michigan State* W, 5-4N 9 at Miami* W, 5-4 (OT)N 10 at Miami* T, 1-1 (OT)N 16 at Ferris State* T, 5-5 (OT)N 17 at Ferris State* L, 2-4N 23 Western Michigan* W, 5-1N 24 at Western Michigan* W, 3-0N 30 Illinois-Chicago* W, 6-5 (OT)D 1 Illinois-Chicago* L, 3-5D 7 North Dakota W, 7-5D 8 North Dakota W, 4-3 (OT)D 14 Michigan State* L, 3-9D 15 at Michigan State* L, 2-4D 28 North Dakota + L, 2-8D 29 St. Lawrence + L, 3-6J 4 at Western Michigan* L, 2-4J 5 Western Michigan* L, 2-4J 11 Lake Superior* L, 2-6J 12 Lake Superior* L, 3-6J 18 Michigan* L, 1-9J 19 at Michigan* L, 2-6J 25 at Illinois-Chicago* L, 3-8J 26 at Illinois-Chicago* L, 2-4F 1 at Northern Michigan L, 3-9F 2 at Northern Michigan L, 2-7F 8 Ferris State* W, 6-5F 9 Ferris State* L, 5-6 (OT)F 15 Miami* W, 6-2F 16 Miami* W, 7-3F 22 Ohio State* W, 7-3F 23 at Ohio State* L, 0-3M 1 at Ferris State L, 3-5M 2 at Ferris State L, 2-3 (OT)

(CCHAQuarterfinals/Best2-of-3)*CentralCollegiateHockeyAssociationgame+Bank One Badger Showdown (Milwaukee, Wis.)

1989-90(25-17-2; 20-10-2 CCHA/3rd)

Coach: Jerry YorkCaptains: Kevin Dahl and Joe Quinn

Date Opponent ResultO 13 Northern Michigan L, 5-6 (OT)O 14 Northern Michigan W, 8-2O 20 at Ohio State* W, 9-6O 21 Ohio State* L, 3-5O 24 Windsor Ex (W, 3-2)O 27 at Western Michigan* L, 1-4O 28 at Western Michigan* W, 9-7N 2 Michigan* W, 6-3N 3 at Michigan* L, 1-4N 10 at Michigan State* L, 3-11N 11 Michigan State* L, 4-5 (OT)N 17 Lake Superior* L, 3-5N 18 Lake Superior* W, 4-3N 24 at Miami* W, 7-5N 25 at Miami* W, 7-3D 1 Ferris State* W, 6-2D 2 Ferris State* W, 7-2D 8 at Illinois-Chicago* W, 4-1D 9 at Illinois-Chicago* L, 4-5 (OT)D 15 Ohio State* W, 7-6D 16 at Ohio State* W, 6-5D 29 St. Lawrence + W, 6-2D 30 at Maine + L, 4-7J 5 Western Michigan* W, 3-2J 6 Western Michigan* L, 1-6J 12 at Michigan* W, 5-2J 13 Michigan* W, 9-8 (OT)J 19 Michigan State* L, 4-5J 20 at Michigan State* T, 4-4 (OT)J 26 at Lake Superior* L, 2-11J 27 at Lake Superior* W, 4-1F 2 Miami* W, 8-7 (OT)F 3 Miami* W, 4-3F 9 at Ferris State* T, 5-5 (OT)F 10 at Ferris State* W, 4-3 (OT)F 16 Illinois-Chicago* W, 7-2F 17 Illinois-Chicago* W, 2-1F 23 at St. Cloud State L, 2-3 (OT)F 24 at St. Cloud State W, 8-5M 2 Ohio State W, 7-1M 3 Ohio State W, 6-5

(CCHASemifinals/Best2-of-3)M 10 LakeSuperior(CCHASemifinal)# L,2-4M 11 Michigan(CCHAConsolation)# L,4-5M 16 at Maine L, 4-8M 17 at Maine L, 2-5

(NCAA First Round / Best 2-of-3)*CentralCollegiateHockeyAssociationgame+Dexter Classic (Orono, Maine)#CCHA Championships (Joe Louis Arena, Detroit, Mich.)

BrianHolzinger (1991-95) ranks16thon theall-timeFalcon scoring list with 185 career points. His 102 ca-reergoalsranktiedforseventhinBGSUhistory,agoodchunk of those coming in the 1994-95 season, when theParma,Ohionativescored35goalsinleadingBGto a second place CCHA finish. The senior forwardcapped his final season by earning college hockey’s

biggest honor, the Hobey Baker Memorial Trophy.

Todd Reirden (1990-94), tallied 76 career points (24g, 52a) for the orange and brown. Reirden went on to play professional hockey for 13 sea-sons, spendingtimeplaying forEdmonton,St.

Louis, Atlanta, Anaheim and Phoenix.

1991-92(8-21-5; 7-20-5 CCHA/9th)

Coach: Jerry YorkCaptains: Peter Holmes and Otis Plageman

Date Opponent ResultO 25 at Ohio State* L, 3-5O 26 Ohio State* W, 6-5 (OT)N 1 at Lake Superior* L, 1-8N 2 at Lake Superior* L, 3-8N 8 Michigan State* L, 3-6N 9 at Michigan State* L, 6-9N 15 Illinois-Chicago* W, 9-4N 16 Illinois-Chicago* L, 1-10N 29 at Miami* L, 4-5N 30 Miami* T, 4-4 (OT)D 6 at Western Michigan* W, 5-4D 7 Western Michigan* L, 5-6D 21 Boston College + W, 5-3D 22 at Minnesota + L, 5-6 (OT)J 3 at Illinois-Chicago* L, 5-6J 4 at Illinois-Chicago* T, 4-4 (OT)J 10 Lake Superior* L, 3-4J 11 Lake Superior* T, 6-6 (OT)J 17 at Ferris State* L, 4-5 (OT)J 18 at Ferris State* W, 8-3J 24 Western Michigan* L, 2-3 (OT)J 25 at Western Michigan* L, 2-3J 31 Ohio State* L, 4-5 (OT)F 1 at Ohio State* T, 5-5 (OT)F 7 Michigan* W, 7-4F 8 at Michigan* W, 4-3F 14 Michigan State* W, 2-1 (OT)F 15 at Michigan State* T, 6-6 (OT)F 21 Miami* L, 4-7F 22 at Miami* L, 1-3F 25 Michigan* L, 1-2F 29 SovietRedArmy(Exhibition-CancelledbecauseofpoliticalunrestintheformerSovietUnion)M 3 at Michigan* L, 2-4M 6 Ferris State* L, 2-3M 7 Ferris State* L, 1-5*CentralCollegiateHockeyAssociationgame+Mariucci Classic (Minneapolis, Minn.)

Dan Bylsma played for Bowling Green from 1988-1992, before going on to successful playing career. Bylsma nowservesastheheadcoachforthePittsburghPen-

guins, guiding them to a Stanley Cup in 2009.

70

Year-By-Year

In 2005-06, Alex Foster scored 51 points, the first Falcon to score 50+ points in a season in

nine years.

1992-93(19-21-1; 12-17-1 CCHA/7th)

Coach: Jerry YorkCaptains: Ty Eigner (C), Brett Harkins (A), Jeff Wells (A)

Date Opponent ResultO 16 Toronto W, 8-1O 23 at Lake Superior* L, 1-3O 24 at Lake Superior* L, 2-7O 30 Kent* L, 2-5O 31 at Kent* W, 5-3N 6 at Illinois-Chicago* W, 3-1N 7 at Western Michigan* L, 3-5N 13 Kent* L, 4-6N 14 at Western Michigan* L, 3-5N 20 at Ohio State* L, 5-7N 21 Ohio State* W, 11-2N 26 at Alaska Fairbanks + W, 3-2N 27 Maine + L, 1-8N 28 Yale+ W,5-3D 4 at Miami* L, 5-7D 5 Miami* W, 5-0D 11 Illinois-Chicago* W, 9-2D 12 Notre Dame* W, 5-2D 29 Cornell & W, 8-7 (OT)D 30 Maine & L, 2-6J 2 at North Dakota W, 4-1J 3 at North Dakota L, 5-6 (OT)J 8 at Ferris State* L, 3-4 (OT)J 9 at Ferris State* L, 3-4J 15 Western Michigan* W, 6-4J 16 at Michigan* L, 0-4J 22 Ferris State* L, 3-4J 23 Lake Superior* L, 4-5 (OT)J 29 at Michigan State* L, 2-6J 30 Illinois-Chicago* W, 4-1F 12 Notre Dame* W, 7-4F 13 Michigan* L, 1-8F 19 Michigan State* T, 5-5 (OT)F 20 at Michigan* L, 1-12F 26 Miami* L, 4-7F 27 at Ohio State* W, 5-4M 4 at Notre Dame* ppd to 3/7/93M 5 Michigan State* W, 6-2M 7 at Notre Dame* W, 4-3 (OT)M 12 at Western Michigan W, 5-4M 13 at Western Michigan W, 6-3

(CCHA First Round / Best 2-of-3)M 19 LakeSuperior(CCHAQuarterfinal)# L,1-7*CentralCollegiateHockeyAssociationgame+GreatAlaskaFace-Off(Fairbanks,Alaska)&ClevelandCollegeClassic(Richfield,Ohio)#CCHA Championships (Joe Louis Arena, Detroit, Mich.)

1993-94(19-17-2; 15-13-2 CCHA/6th)

Coach: Jerry YorkCaptains: Brian Holzinger, Sean Pronger, Jeff Wells

Date Opponent ResultO 15 Toronto W, 12-1O 22 Ohio State* W, 6-0O 23 at Ohio State* W, 3-2O 29 Michigan* T, 5-5 (OT)O 30 Western Michigan* W, 6-2N 5 at Ferris State* W, 6-2N 6 at Lake Superior* W, 3-2N 19 at Western Michigan* L, 4-5N 20 at Michigan State* T, 2-2 (OT)N 26 Rensselaer + L, 4-5N 27 Illinois-Chicago + W, 4-2D 3 Ferris State* W, 5-2D 4 Ferris State* L, 3-4D 7 at Miami* W, 2-1 (OT)D 10 Alaska Fairbanks L, 4-6D 11 Alaska Fairbanks L, 3-8J 7 at Illinois-Chicago* W, 8-2J 8 at Illinois-Chicago* L, 3-6J 14 at Notre Dame* L, 1-2J 15 at Michigan State* L, 0-3J 21 Lake Superior* W, 5-4J 22 Lake Superior* L, 1-6J 25 at Michigan* L, 1-2J 28 Michigan State* L, 1-8F 4 Illinois-Chicago* W, 7-6 (OT)F 5 Ohio State* L, 3-4F 11 at Kent* W, 5-4F 12 at Kent* W, 6-5F 18 Notre Dame* W, 8-2F 19 Miami* W, 4-3 (OT)F 25 Western Michigan* L, 3-4F 26 Kent* W, 9-6M 1 at Miami* L, 2-5M 4 Michigan* L, 1-2M 5 at Notre Dame* L, 1-4M 11 Ferris State W, 3-0M 12 Ferris State W, 3-2 (OT)

(CCHA First Round / Best 2-of-3)M 18 MichiganState(CCHAQuarterfinal)#L,2-3(OT)*CentralCollegiateHockeyAssociationgame+Dexter Classic (Orono, Maine)#CCHA Championships (Joe Louis Arena, Detroit, Mich.)

1994-95(25-11-2; 18-7-2 CCHA/2nd)

Coach: Buddy PowersCaptains: Jason Clark, Curtis Fry, Brian Holzinger

Date Opponent ResultO 14 Guelph W, 11-2O 15 at Michigan State L, 3-6O 18 Ohio State W, 10-2O 21 Miami* W, 8-4O 22 at Miami* W, 5-3O 28 at Illinois-Chicago* W, 6-3O 29 at Western Michigan* W, 5-3N 1 Notre Dame* W, 7-1N 9 at Michigan State* L, 4-7N 12 Michigan* L, 3-7N 18 at Notre Dame* W, 5-1N 19 Western Michigan* W, 5-3N 25 York+(CertifiedForeignTour) (Ex.)W,9-5N 26 atToronto+(CertifiedForeignTour) (Ex.)W,9-3D 2 at Ferris State* W, 7-3D 3 at Ferris State* L, 4-7D 9 Michigan State* W, 6-2D 10 at Ohio State L, 3-4D 28 Wisconsin & L, 3-4 (2OT)D 29 Northeastern & W, 7-4J 6 Notre Dame* W, 3-1J 7 Illinois-Chicago* W, 8-4J 13 at Ohio State* (at Fairgrounds) W, 9-3J 14 Miami* T, 4-4 (OT)J 20 at Michigan* L, 3-4 (OT)J 21 Michigan State* W, 6-4J 27 Illinois-Chicago* W, 7-5F 3 Alaska Fairbanks W, 6-3F 4 Alaska Fairbanks W, 6-1F 10 at Lake Superior* L, 2-7F 11 at Lake Superior* L, 2-8F 17 at Michigan* L, 3-4F 18 at Western Michigan* T, 4-4 (OT)F 24 Ohio State* W, 7-5F 26 at Ohio State* (at Fairgrounds) W, 6-1M 3 Lake Superior* W, 3-2M 4 Ferris State* W, 3-1M 10 Notre Dame W, 7-2M 11 Notre Dame W, 5-4

(CCHA First Round / Best 2-of-3)M 18 MichiganState(CCHASemifinal)#L,3-4(OT)*CentralCollegiateHockeyAssociationgame+Univ. of Toronto Cross/Border Challenge (Toronto, Ontario)&Bank One Badger Showdown (Milwaukee, Wis.)#CCHA Championships (Joe Louis Arena, Detroit, Mich.)

Defenseman Jonathan Sigalet (2003-04), now playing in the Columbus Blue Jackets organization, scored 31 points (6g, 25a) in

72 career games.

Doug Schueller (pictured on the left) captained the Falcons three consecutive seasons from 1998-2001. Schueller tallied 46 points (16g, 30a) in 138 career

games.

71

Year-By-Year

1997-98(8-27-3; 6-21-3 CCHA/11th)

Coach: Buddy PowersCaptains: Brad Holzinger (C), Dave Faulkner (A), Adam

Lamarre (A)Date Opponent ResultO 10 Waterloo W, 9-2O 11 at Western Michigan L, 0-3O 17 at Boston College L, 2-3O 18 at Northeastern L, 3-6O 24 Clarkson L, 3-4O 25 Clarkson L, 1-6O 31 Ferris State* T, 3-3 (OT)N 1 Ferris State* W, 3-1N 7 at Notre Dame* L, 1-2N 8 Western Michigan* L, 3-8N 15 Ohio State* L, 4-5N 21 Michigan* L, 2-4N 22 Michigan State* L, 2-5N 27 at Alaska Fairbanks* L, 2-9N 28 at Alaska Fairbanks* L, 3-4 (OT)N 29 at Alaska Fairbanks* T, 2-2 (OT)D 6 at Michigan State* L, 2-4D 7 at Michigan State* W, 1-0D 27 Dartmouth + L, 2-6D 28 at Vermont + W, 3-1J 2 at Northern Michigan* L, 5-6 (OT)J 3 at Lake Superior* L, 2-6J 9 at Michigan* L, 2-4J 18 at Ohio State* (at Fairgrounds) L, 2-4J 23 Northern Michigan* L, 2-8J 24 Notre Dame* L, 4-5 (OT)J 30 Lake Superior* L, 0-1J 31 Lake Superior* W, 4-3F 6 at Notre Dame* T, 1-1 (OT)F 7 at Western Michigan* W, 3-2F 13 Northern Michigan* L, 2-3 (OT)F 14 Miami* W, 5-4F 20 at Western Michigan* L, 3-6F 21 at Ferris State* L, 0-3F 27 at Miami* L, 2-8F 28 Ohio State* L, 2-5M 6 Michigan* L, 4-5M 7 Miami* W, 6-5*CentralCollegiateHockeyAssociationgame+Sheraton/US Airways Tournament (Burlington, Vermont)

1995-96(26-14-1; 18-11-1 CCHA/5th)

Coach: Buddy PowersCaptains: Jason Clark (C), Curtis Fry (A), Mike

Johnson (A)Date Opponent ResultO 13 Western Ontario W, 7-3O 14 Brock W, 8-2O 21 Michigan State* W, 6-2O 27 Rensselaer W, 3-2O 28 Rensselaer W, 6-4N 3 at Clarkson W, 3-2N 4 at Clarkson L, 3-5N 10 at Ferris State* T, 2-2 (OT)N 11 at Lake Superior* W, 3-2N 17 Ferris State* W, 5-4N 18 Western Michigan* L, 2-4N 23 at Alaska Fairbanks* W, 8-6N 24 at Alaska Fairbanks* W, 4-2N 25 at Alaska Fairbanks* W, 5-2D 2 Michigan* L, 1-8D 8 at Miami* L, 4-7D 10 at Ohio State* (at Fairgrounds) L, 1-4D 15 vs. Western Michigan*& L, 4-6D 29 New Hampshire + W, 3-2D 30 at Minnesota + L, 2-3J 5 Miami* W, 5-1J 6 Ferris State* W, 5-4 (OT)J 13 Ohio State* W, 6-4J 19 at Michigan State* L, 2-4J 20 at Western Michigan* L, 0-4J 26 Miami* L, 3-4 (OT)J 27 Michigan* W, 6-5J 30 at Notre Dame* W, 4-3F 2 Lake Superior* W, 4-1F 3 Lake Superior* L, 3-4 (OT)F 9 at Illinois-Chicago* W, 7-1F 10 at Notre Dame* W, 4-3 (OT)F 16 Illinois-Chicago* W, 5-0F 17 Illinois-Chicago* W, 7-5F 23 Ohio State* L, 2-4F 24 Notre Dame* W, 8-2F 29 at Michigan State* W, 5-1M 2 at Michigan* L, 5-7M 8 at Western Michigan W, 8-1M 9 at Western Michigan W, 3-1

(CCHAQuarterfinals/Best2-of-3)M 15 LakeSuperior(CCHASemifinal)# L,0-7*CentralCollegiateHockeyAssociationgame&at Thomas & Mack Center (Las Vegas. NV) - Vegas Bowl+Mariucci Classic (Minneapolis, Minn.)#CCHA Championships (Joe Louis Arena, Detroit, Mich.)

1996-97(17-16-5; 10-12-5 CCHA/T-5th)

Coach: Buddy PowersCaptains: Curtis Fry, Mike Johnson

Date Opponent ResultO 11 Toronto W, 9-0O 12 Ohio State W, 7-2O 18 Boston College W, 8-3O 19 Boston College W, 4-2O 25 at Lake Superior* W, 6-4O 26 at Lake Superior* W, 4-2N 1 at Michigan State* L, 2-8N 2 Notre Dame* L, 5-7N 8 Ferris State* L, 2-3N 9 at Michigan* L, 1-4N 15 at Miami* L, 0-4N 16 Michigan* T, 3-3 (OT)N 22 Notre Dame* L, 3-5N 23 Michigan State* L, 3-5N 30 Ohio State* W, 10-4D 1 at Ohio State* (at Fairgrounds) L, 3-6D 6 Alaska Fairbanks* W, 7-4D 14 at Western Michigan* T, 2-2 (OT)D 27 Brown + L, 4-5 (OT)D 28 Massachusetts+ L,4-5J 3 at Ferris State* L, 3-5J 4 at Ferris State* W, 7-2J 11 at Notre Dame* W, 3-2J 14 Western Michigan* W, 4-2J 18 Colgate W, 5-3J 24 Lake Superior* W, 8-5J 31 Miami* T, 2-2 (OT)F 1 at Michigan* L, 1-6F 7 Alaska Fairbanks* W, 6-3F 8 Alaska Fairbanks* L, 5-7F 15 Western Michigan* W, 5-3F 16 at Ohio State (at Fairgrounds) L, 2-4F 21 at Miami* L, 2-3F 22 at Ohio State* T, 3-3 (OT)M 1 Michigan State* T, 0-0 (OT)M 7 at Lake Superior W, 5-3M 8 at Lake Superior W, 8-4

(CCHAQuarterfinals/Best2-of-3)M 14 Michigan(CCHASemifinal)# L,2-7*CentralCollegiateHockeyAssociationgame+RPI/MarineMidlandHolidayTournament(Troy,N.Y.)#CCHA Championships (Joe Louis Arena, Detroit, Mich.)

Greg De Vries played 24 games for the Falcons before going on to play in the NHL. He won a

Stanley Cup with Colorado in 2001

The 1996-97 Falcons, captained by Curtis Fry and Mike Johnson

72

Year-By-Year2000-01

(16-19-5; 8-15-5 CCHA/T-9th)Coach: Buddy Powers

Captains: Doug Schueller (C), Louis Mass (A)Curtis Valentine (A), Greg Day (A)

Date Opponent ResultO 6 YorkUniversity (Ex.)W,8-4O 13 at Alabama-Huntsville L, 0-3O 14 at Alabama-Huntsville L, 0-2O 20 Michigan* L, 1-6O 22 Michigan* L, 3-4O 27 Alaska Fairbanks* W, 4-2O 28 Alaska Fairbanks* T, 1-1 (OT)N 3 at Northern Michigan* L, 1-2N 4 at Northern Michigan* T, 4-4 (OT)N 18 at Ohio State* W, 5-2N 19 at Ohio State* L, 4-5 (OT)N 24 at Alaska Fairbanks* T, 2-2 (OT)N 25 at Alaska Fairbanks* L, 2-3D 1 Michigan State* T, 3-3 (OT)D 2 Michigan State* L, 1-3D 8 Nebraska Omaha* L, 1-3D 9 Nebraska Omaha* W, 7-2D 28 at Mercyhurst W, 3-1D 30 at Niagara L, 2-7J 5 at Princeton W, 8-3J 6 at Princeton W, 5-0J 12 at Nebraska Omaha* L, 2-3J 13 at Nebraska Omaha* L, 2-3J 19 Rensselaer W, 4-0J 20 Rensselaer W, 4-3J 26 at Miami* L, 2-4J 27 at Miami* L, 3-9F 2 Lake Superior* W, 4-1F 3 Lake Superior* W, 4-1F 9 at Notre Dame* L, 2-3F 10 at Notre Dame* L, 3-5F 16 at Ferris State* T, 2-2 (OT)F 17 at Ferris State* L, 0-3F 23 Western Michigan* W, 4-2F 24 Western Michigan* L, 1-2M 2 Ferris State* W, 1-0 (OT)M 3 Ferris State* W, 3-2M 8 at Miami W, 4-3M 9 at Miami W, 4-3 (OT)

(CCHAQuarterfinals/Best2-of-3)M 13 at Northern Michigan W, 2-1 (OT)

(CCHA Play-In Game)M 16 MichiganState(CCHASemifinal)# L,1-2*CentralCollegiateHockeyAssociationgame#CCHA Championships (Joe Louis Arena, Detroit, Mich.)

2001-02(9-25-6; 7-18-3 CCHA/11th)

Coach: Buddy PowersCaptains: Greg Day (C), Marc Barlow (A), Scott

Hewson (A)Date Opponent ResultO 12 at Maine + L, 1-9O 13 vs. Clarkson + T, 1-1 (OT)O 19 at Northern Michigan* L, 1-2O 20 at Northern Michigan* T , 3-3 (OT)O 26 Ohio State* W, 5-3O 27 Ohio State* L, 3-4N 1 at Michigan State* L, 3-6N 2 at Michigan State* L, 0-4N 9 Miami* W, 9-4N 10 Miami* L, 2-5N 16 Wayne State T, 4-4 (OT)N 17 at Wayne State W, 4-1N 23 at Lake Superior* W, 3-2N 24 at Lake Superior* L, 2-3N 30 Nebraska-Omaha* T, 2-2 (OT)D 1 Nebraska-Omaha* L, 1-2D 7 Notre Dame* L, 3-6D 8 Notre Dame* W, 4-2D 14 at Alaska Fairbanks* L, 2-6D 15 at Alaska Fairbanks* L, 2-5D 28 at Denver & L, 1-3D 29 Harvard & L, 3-5J 4 Princeton L, 2-4J 5 Princeton W, 2-1J 18 at Rensselaer L, 0-3J 19 at Rensselaer T, 2-2 (OT)J 25 at Michigan* W, 4-2J 26 at Michigan* L, 2-3F 1 Western Michigan* L, 1-8F 2 Western Michigan* L, 4-5 (OT)F 8 at Ferris State* L, 2-5F 9 at Ferris State* L, 3-6F 15 Lake Superior* W, 2-0F 16 Lake Superior* T, 4-4 (OT)F 22 Northern Michigan* L, 1-4F 23 Northern Michigan* W, 6-0M 1 at Notre Dame* L, 3-4M 2 at Notre Dame* L, 1-4M 8 at Michigan State L, 3-4 (OT)M 9 at Michigan State L, 2-4

(CCHA First Round / Best 2-of-3)*CentralCollegiateHockeyAssociationgame+IceBreakers Tournament (Orono, Maine)&Wells Fargo Denver Cup (Denver, Colo.)

2002-03(8-25-3; 5-20-3 CCHA/11th)

Coach: Scott PaluchCaptains: D’Arcy McConvey (C), Tyler Knight (A), Kevin

Bieksa (A)Date Opponent ResultO 4 Niagara + W, 4-1O 5 Miami + L, 1-2O 11 Western Michigan* L, 5-6 (OT)O 12 at Western Michigan* L, 2-3O 18 at Ferris State* L, 1-10O 19 at Ferris State* L, 1-5O 25 Findlay W, 4-3N 1 at Miami* L, 2-3N 2 at Miami* L, 1-6N 8 Michigan* L, 4-6N 9 Michigan* T, 1-1 (OT)N 22 Michigan St.* W, 3-2D 7 at Notre Dame* L, 3-6D 8 at Notre Dame* L, 2-5D 27 Boston College & L, 5-6D 28 Yale& L,1-5J 3 Alaska-Fairbanks* T, 3-3 (OT)J 4 Alaska-Fairbanks* L, 3-6J 10 Northern Michigan* W, 3-2J 11 Northern Michigan* W, 5-3J 16 at Ohio State* L, 3-6J 17 at Ohio State* L, 1-6J 21 at Wayne State W, 4-3J 31 at Nebraska-Omaha* W, 5-0F 1 at Nebraska-Omaha* L, 3-6F 8 Michigan State* L, 3-6F 14 Notre Dame* L, 2-3F 15 Notre Dame* L, 2-3F 21 at Western Michigan* T, 3-3 (OT)F 22 Western Michigan* L, 2-4F 28 at Lake Superior* L, 0-2M 1 at Lake Superior* W, 3-2 (OT)M 7 Ferris State* L, 2-4M 8 Ferris State* L, 3-4M 14 at Michigan L, 1-3M 15 at Michigan L, 3-4

(CCHA First Round / Best 2-of-3)*CentralCollegiateHockeyAssociationgame+LeftyMcFaddenInvitational(Dayton,Ohio/NutterCenter)&Dodge Holiday Classic (Minneapolis, Minn.)

1998-99(17-18-3; 13-14-3 CCHA/7th)

Coach: Buddy PowersCaptains: Dan Price (C), Zach Ham (A), Doug Schueller (A)

Date Opponent ResultO 3 Western Ontario Ex. (W, 6-1)O 9 at Miami* W, 4-2O 10 at Miami* T, 5-5 (OT)O 16 Northeastern L, 2-4O 17 Northeastern W, 5-3O 23 Michigan State* L, 1-7O 24 Ferris State* W, 2-1O 30 at Michigan* L, 2-5N 6 at Northern Michigan* W, 6-5N 7 at Northern Michigan* L, 1-4N 13 at Notre Dame* L, 2-6N 14 Alaska Fairbanks* L, 5-6N 27 Miami* W, 5-1N 28 Northern Michigan* W, 5-3D 5 Michigan* L, 2-5D 12 Western Michigan* W, 5-3D 27 Cornell + W, 3-2 (OT)D 28 Yale+ W,4-1J 2 at Nebraska Omaha W, 4-2J 3 at Nebraska Omaha L, 1-6J 8 Notre Dame* L, 1-4J 9 at Michigan State* L, 1-3J 15 Michigan State* T, 2-2 (OT)J 16 Lake Superior* W, 5-4J 21 at Michigan* L, 4-5J 23 Ferris State* T, 4-4 (OT)J 29 at Lake Superior* W, 3-2J 30 at Lake Superior* L, 3-4 (OT)F 5 Ohio State* L, 2-3F 6 Western Michigan* L, 1-4F 12 at Alaska Fairbanks* L, 3-4 (OT)F 13 at Alaska Fairbanks* W, 10-3F 20 Notre Dame* W, 5-1F 26 at Western Michigan* L, 2-4F 27 at Ferris State* W, 6-4M 2 atOhioState*(SchottensteinCenter) W,2-1M 6 Ohio State* W, 3-0M 12 at Michigan L, 2-3M 13 at Michigan L, 3-9

(CCHAQuarterfinals/Best2-of-3)*CentralCollegiateHockeyAssociationgame+Bank One Badger Showdown (Milwaukee, Wis.)

1999-2000(17-19-1; 12-15-1 CCHA/8th)

Coach: Buddy PowersCaptains: Doug Schueller (C), Adam Edinger (A), Michael

Jones (A)Date Opponent ResultO 9 Toronto (Ex.) W, 7-2O 15 at Boston College L, 2-5O 16 at Northeastern L, 1-4O 22 at Western Michigan* L, 1-2O 23 at Western Michigan* W, 5-4O 29 Alaska Fairbanks* W, 8-2O 30 Alaska Fairbanks* W, 5-4N 6 at Miami* L, 0-7N 12 at Michigan State* L, 1-3N 13 at Michigan State* L, 2-5N 19 Ferris State* L, 1-3N 20 Ferris State* L, 4-5 (OT)N 26 at Lake Superior* L, 5-7N 27 at Lake Superior* W, 1-0D 3 Michigan* W, 4-2D 4 at Michigan* L, 1-3D 29 at Rensselaer + L, 2-3D 30 Union + W, 5-4 (OT)J 8 Miami* L, 2-4J 14 Ohio State* W, 3-0J 15 at Ohio State* L, 1-4J 21 Alabama-Huntsville W, 4-3J 22 Alabama-Huntsville W, 5-1J 28 Northern Michigan* W, 7-4J 29 Northern Michigan* L, 2-3F 4 at Nebraska Omaha* L, 3-4F 5 at Nebraska Omaha* W, 3-2F 11 Miami* W, 5-1F 12 at Miami* W, 5-2F 18 Notre Dame* L, 3-5F 19 Notre Dame* T, 1-1 (OT)F 25 at Ohio State* L, 3-4F 26 Ohio State* W, 7-1M 3 Michigan* L, 1-3M 4 at Michigan* W, 6-3M 10 at Lake Superior W, 2-1 (OT)M 11 at Lake Superior W, 3-2

(CCHAQuarterfinals/Best2-of-3)M 14 at Nebraska Omaha L, 1-3

(CCHA Play-In Game)*CentralCollegiateHockeyAssociationgame+RPI/HSBCHolidayTournament(Troy,N.Y.)

Kevin Bieksa played for Bowling Green from 2000-04, helping the Falcons reach the CCHA Semifinals in 2000-01. Bieksa now plays for the Vancouver

Canucks.

73

Year-By-Year2003-04

(11-18-9; 9-13-6 CCHA/9th)Coach: Scott Paluch

Captains: D’Arcy McConvey (C), Kevin Bieksa (A), Alex Rogosheske (A)

Date Opponent ResultO 10 at Northern Michigan* L, 1-2O 11 at Northern Michigan* L, 3-6O 17 at Notre Dame* W, 5-3O 18 Notre Dame* L, 0-3O 24 Union L, 1-3O 25 Union T, 1-1 (OT)O 31 Miami* W, 4-1N 1 Miami* T, 4-4 (OT)N 7 Niagara W, 4-2N 14 at Lake Superior* L, 2-4N 15 at Lake Superior* T, 0-0 (OT)N 21 at Cornell T, 1-1 (OT)N 22 at Colgate T, 2-2 (OT)N 25 at Western Michigan* L, 3-4 (OT)N 29 Ohio State* L, 0-7D 5 Ferris State* L, 1-2D 6 Ferris State* T, 3-3 (OT)D 12 Findlay W, 5-1J 2 at Minnesota-Duluth L, 1-6J 3 at Minnesota-Duluth L, 4-5J 9 Notre Dame* W, 5-4 (OT)J 10 at Notre Dame* L, 0-3J 16 Michigan State* L, 0-1J 17 Michigan State* W, 3-2J 23 at Alaska Fairbanks* W, 6-2J 24 at Alaska Fairbanks* L, 2-3J 31 Ohio State* L, 3-4F 6 at Nebraska-Omaha* T, 3-3 (OT)F 7 at Nebraska-Omaha* W, 3-1F 13 Lake Superior* W, 3-2F 14 Lake Superior* T, 0-0 (OT)F 20 at Michigan* L, 3-7F 21 at Michigan* L, 2-5F 27 Northern Michigan* W, 2-1F 28 Northern Michigan* T, 2-2 (OT)M 4 at Western Michigan* W, 6-4M 12 at Ohio State L, 2-3M 13 at Ohio State L, 2-5

(CCHA First Round / Best 2-of-3)*CentralCollegiateHockeyAssociationgame

2004-05(16-16-4; 13-12-3 CCHA/5th)

Coach: Scott PaluchCaptains: Ryan Minnabarriet (C), Alex Rogosheske (C),

Jordan Sigalet (C) Date Opponent ResultO 22 at Union College W, 5-1O 23 at Union College W, 1-0O 29 Lake Superior* L, 1-5O 30 Lake Superior* W, 2-1N 4 Notre Dame* W, 3-1N 5 at Notre Dame* T, 4-4 (OT)N 12 at Nebraska-Omaha* L, 2-4N 13 at Nebraska-Omaha* W, 6-4N 18 at Wayne State W, 7-3N 20 Wayne State L, 3-9N 26 Miami* T, 2-2 (OT)N 27 Miami* W, 2-1D 3 at Michigan State* W, 2-1D 4 Michigan State* L, 4-6D 10 at Michigan* L, 3-8D 11 Michigan* L, 4-5D 29 at Dartmouth + T, 1-1 (OT)D 30 Providence + L, 2-3J 7 Alaska Fairbanks* W, 6-2J 8 Alaska Fairbanks* W, 6-1J 21 at Northern Michigan* L, 1-3J 22 at Northern Michigan* L, 2-4J 28 Notre Dame* W, 4-1J 29 at Notre Dame* W, 6-2F 4 at Ferris State* T, 5-5 (OT)F 5 at Ferris State* W, 4-2F 11 at Ohio State* L, 2-3F 12 at Ohio State* L, 2-3F 18 Western Michigan* W, 4-1F 19 Western Michigan* W, 5-2F 25 Michigan State* W, 2-1F 26 at Michigan State* L, 3-6M 4 Michigan* L, 1-4M 5 Michigan* L, 4-5M 11 Alaska Fairbanks L, 3-6M 12 Alaska Fairbanks L, 3-6

(CCHA First Round / Best 2-of-3)*CentralCollegiateHockeyAssociationgame+Ledyard Classic (Hanover, N.H.)

Derek Whitmore ended his Falcon career as one of the top goal-scorers in BGSU history, as he fin-ished his four-year career with 70 goals. The Roch-ester, N.Y. native tallied a career-best 27 goals in 2007-08, as he helped the Falcons to 18 wins,

while earning All-CCHA second team honors.

2007-08(18-21-0; 13-15-0 CCHA/7th)

Coach: Scott PaluchCaptains: Michael Hodgson (C), John Mazzei (C)

Derek Whitmore (C)Date Opponent Result O 12 Windsor (Ex.) W, 12-1O 18 at Niagara L, 0-2O 19 at RIT W, 5-3O 23 Notre Dame* L, 2-4N 2 at Western Michigan* W, 3-2 (OT)N 3 Western Michigan* W, 5-4 (OT)N 9 at Ferris State* W, 6-3N 10 at Ferris State* W, 3-1N 16 Northern Michigan* W, 4-2N 17 Northern Michigan* L, 2-3N 20 at Notre Dame* L, 1-2N 30 at Wayne State W, 3-1D 1 Wayne State W, 6-1D 7 Michigan* L, 2-4D 8 at Michigan* L, 2-3D 28 Northeastern + L, 3-4D 29 Wisconsin + L, 3-5J 4 Miami* W, 4-2J 5 Miami* L, 2-5J 11 at Lake Superior* W, 4-2J 12 at Lake Superior* L, 1-4J 18 Western Michigan* W, 4-1J 19 at Western Michigan* W, 2-1 (OT)J 25 Notre Dame* L, 1-6J 26 at Notre Dame* L, 1-4F 1 at Ohio State* W, 5-2F 2 at Ohio State* L, 2-4F 8 Alaska* W, 4-2F 9 Alaska* L, 1-4F 15 at Nebraska-Omaha *$ L, 3-5F 16 at Nebraska-Omaha *$ W, 3-1F 22 Ferris State * L. 1-2F 23 Ferris State * W, 2-1F 29 at Michigan State * L, 3-6M 1 Michigan State * L, 0-4M 7 Lake Superior W, 4-3M 8 Lake Superior L, 1-6M 9 Lake Superior W, 4-3 (OT)

(CCHA First Round / Best 2-of-3)M 14 at Miami L, 1-4M 15 at Miami L, 2-4

(CCHAQuarterfinals/Best2-of-3)•CentralCollegiateHockeyAssociationgame# Badger Hockey Showdown (Madison, Wis.) $ Played at Omaha’s Civic Auditorium

2005-06(13-23-2; 8-18-2 CCHA/12th)

Coach: Scott PaluchCaptain: Don Morrison

Date Opponent Result O 3 Windsor (Ex.) W, 7-1 O 14 Merrimack L, 2-3 O 15 Boston College L, 6-9 O 20 Ohio State* L. 2-7 O 21 at Ohio State* T, 2-2 (OT)O 29 at Ferris State* L, 1-2 N 4 Nebraska-Omaha* W, 7-3 N 5 Nebraska-Omaha* W, 4-3 N 10 at Notre Dame* L, 4-9 N 11 at Notre Dame* L, 2-4 N 18 Northern Michigan* L, 3-6 N 19 Northern Michigan* W, 8-4 N 25 at Miami* L, 1-6 N 26 Miami* L, 3-5 D 2 at Michigan State* L, 0-3 D 3 Michigan State* W, 4-2 D 9 Clarkson L, 4-6 D 10 St. Lawrence W, 6-4 D 29 Massachusetts+ W,3-2D 30 at UConn + W, 9-2 J 3 Colgate W, 4-0 J 6 at Ohio State* W, 3-2 J 7 Ohio State* W, 2-0 J 13 Western Michigan* L, 4-5 J 14 at Western Michigan* W, 5-2 J 16 Ferris State* L, 5-6 J 20 at Michigan* L, 1-6 J 21 Michigan* W, 5-2 J 27 at Lake Superior* L, 1-6 J 28 at Lake Superior* L, 2-4 F 4 RIT W, 3-2 F 10 at Alaska Fairbanks* L, 3-4 F 11 at Alaska Fairbanks* L, 1-3 F 17 Notre Dame* L, 4-7 F 18 Notre Dame* T, 1-1 (OT) F 23 Miami* L, 1-2 F 25 at Miami* L, 4-5 M 3 at Nebraska-Omaha L, 2-4M 4 at Nebraska-Omaha L, 2-4

(CCHA First Round / Best 2-of-3)*CentralCollegiateHockeyAssociationgame+UConn Classic (Storrs, Conn.)

2006-07(7-29-2; 5-22-1 CCHA/12th)

Coach: Scott PaluchCaptains: Michael Hodgson (C), Brandon Svendsen (A), Rich

Meloche (A), Jonathan Matsumoto (A), John Mazzei (A)Date Opponent ResultO 13 Connecticut W,2-1(OT)O 15 Alabama-Huntsville T, 5-5 (OT)O 20 at Providence W, 4-2O 21 at #1 Boston College L, 1-5O 27 at Miami * L, 3-4O 28 at Miami * L, 0-3N 3 Lake Superior * L, 1-3N 4 Lake Superior * W, 4-2N 10 at Notre Dame * L, 2-5N 11 at Notre Dame* L, 0-4N 17 Ohio State* L, 3-9N 18 Ohio State* L, 1-4N 24 at Clarkson L, 0-5N 25 at St. Lawrence L, 0-4D 1 Nebraska-Omaha* L, 1-4D 2 Nebraska-Omaha* L, 1-7D 8 at Alaska* L, 3-4D 9 at Alaska* W, 6-4D 29 Miami + L, 2-3D 30 Minnesota-Duluth + L 3-4J 5 Western Michigan* W, 5-1J 6 Western Michigan* L, 0-5J 9 at Michigan* L, 0-5J 12 at Nebraska-Omaha* L, 1-2J 13 at Nebraska-Omaha* L, 0-7J 19 at Northern Michigan* L, 1-4J 20 at Northern Michigan* L, 1-4J 26 Alaska* L, 2-5J 27 Alaska* T, 2-2 (OT)F 2 Notre Dame* L, 2-3F 3 Notre Dame* L, 1-2F 9 Michigan* W, 3-2F 16 at Ferris State* L, 1-2F 17 at Ferris State* L, 2-5F 23 Michigan State* L, 3-5F 24 at Michigan State* W, 2-1M 2 at Nebraska-Omaha L, 2-3 (OT)M 3 at Nebraska-Omaha L, 5-7

(CCHA First Round / Best 2-of-3)*CentralCollegiateHockeyAssociationgame+Ohio Hockey Classic (Columbus, Ohio)

74

Year-By-Year2008-09

(11-24-3; 8-19-1 CCHA/12th)Coach: Scott Paluch

Captains: Kyle Page (C), Brandon Svendsen (A), Kevin Schmidt (A)Date Opponent Result O 4 Wilford Laurier (Ex.) W, 5-1O 10 RIT W, 4-2O 11 Niagara T, 3-3 (OT)O 17 at Boston College L, 3-5O 18 at Providence L, 3-4O 24 at Alaska* W, 1-0O 25 at Alaska* L, 0-3O 31 Nebraska-Omaha* W, 3-2N 1 Nebraska-Omaha* L, 3-5N 7 at Lake Superior* L, 0-2N 8 at Lake Superior* T, 4-4 (OT)N 14 Northern Michigan* W, 2-1 (OT)N 15 Northern Michigan* W, 2-1N 21 at Notre Dame* L, 1-5N 22 Notre Dame* L, 1-9N 28 Minnesota State T, 2-2 (OT)N 29 Minnesota State L, 2-5D 12 Notre Dame* L, 1-3D 13 at Notre Dame* L, 3-4D 19 Clarkson W, 4-1D 20 Clarkson W, 3-1J 9 Ohio State* L, 5-8J 10 Ohio State* L, 3-4 (OT)J 16 at Michigan* W, 3-0J 17 Michigan* L, 0-1J 23 Lake Superior* W, 4-3J 24 Lake Superior* L, 4-8J 30 at Miami* L, 1-6J 31 at Miami* L, 2-3F 6 at Northern Michigan* L, 0-3F 7 at Northern Michigan* L, 1-4F 13 Ferris State* L, 2-3F 14 Ferris State* W, 3-1F 20 at Michigan State* L, 2-3F 21 Michigan State* W, 4-0F 27 at Western Michigan* L, 2-5F 28 at Western Michigan* L, 3-5M 6 at Ohio State + L, 4-5M 7 at Ohio State + L, 1-7

(CCHA First Round / Best 2-of-3)*CentralCollegiateHockeyAssociationgame+Played at OSU Ice Rink

2009-10(5-25-6; 4-20-6-5 CCHA/11th)

Coach: Dennis Williams (interim)Captains: Kyle Page (C), David Solway (A), Tommy Dee (A)

Date Opponent ResultsO 9 at Minnesota State L, 2-3O 10 at Minnesota State L, 1-4O 23 Providence L, 2-8O 24 Providence L, 1-3O 30 Nebraska-Omaha* T, 3-3 (SOW)O 31 Nebraska-Omaha* L, 1-3N 6 at Ferris State* L, 1-5N 7 at Ferris State* L, 2-3N 13 Alaska* W, 3-1N 14 Alaska* L, 3-5N 20 at Michigan W, 4-2N 21 Michigan $ L, 1-4N 27 at Notre Dame* L, 1-2 (OT)N 28 at Notre Dame* T, 4-4 (SOW)D 4 Lake Superior* L, 1-2D 5 Lake Superior* L, 2-5D 11 Michigan State* L, 2-3 (OT)D 12 at Michigan State* L, 1-4J 2 at Minnesota ^ L, 1-3J 3 vs. Clarkson ^ W, 4-3J 8 at Ohio State* L, 2-7J 9 at Ohio State* L, 3-4J 15 at Northern Michigan* L, 0-6J 16 at Northern Michigan* T, 3-3 (SOL)J 22 Western Michigan* T, 4-4 (SOW)J 23 Western Michigan* W, 3-2F 4 Michigan* L, 1-2F 9 at Michigan* L, 0-4F 12 Miami* L, 2-3F 13 Miami * L, 2-10F 19 Notre Dame* W, 4-3F 20 Notre Dame* T, 1-1 (SOW)F 26 at Michigan State* L, 2-5F 27 Michigan State* T, 2-2 (SOW)M 5 Nebraska-Omaha L, 1-6M 6 Nebraska-Omaha L, 1-6

(CCHA First Round / Best 2-of-3)*CentralCollegiateHockeyAssociationgame$PlayedatHuntingtonArena(formerlyknownasLucasCountyArena- Toledo, Ohio^ Dodge Holiday Classic (Minneapolis, Minn.)

2010-11(10-27-4; 3-21-4 CCHA/11th)

Coach: Chris BergeronCaptains: (C) David Solway

Date Opponent Results O 8 Michigan* L, 1-4O 9 Michigan* L, 2-4O 15 at Clarkson L, 4-0 O 16 at Clarkson W, 3-0O 22 Alabama-Huntsville W, 5-4 (OT)O 23 Alabama-Huntsville W, 4-2O 29 at Alaska-Fairbanks* L, 4-1O 30 at Alaska-Fairbanks* L, 4-1N 5 Notre Dame* W, 3-2N 6 Notre Dame* L, 3-6N 12 at Northern Michigan* W, 2-1N 13 at Northern Michigan* L, 1-5N 19 Miami* L, 3-4N 20 Miami* L, 0-3N 26 at Alabama-Huntsville$ W, 5-1N 27 at Rensselaer$ L, 2-3 (OT)D 3 at Lake Superior* T, 1-1 (SOL)D 4 at Lake Superior* T, 1-1 (SOL)D 10 Ohio State* L, 3-4 (OT) D 11 Ohio State* L, 2-4D 29 at Princeton^ L, 2-4D 30 at Holy Cross^ W, 3-2 (OT)J 7 Ferris State* L, 1-4J 8 Ferris State* L, 1-3J 14 at Miami* L, 1-5J 15 at Miami* L, 1-3J 28 Lake Superior* L, 2-4J 29 Lake Superior* W, 2-1F 4 at Western Michigan* T, 1-1 (SOW)F 5 at Western Michigan* L, 2-3F 11 at Notre Dame* L, 1-2F 12 at Notre Dame* L, 1-5F 18 Northern Michigan* T, 2-2 (SOW)F 19 Northern Michigan* L, 3-2F 25 at Michigan State* L, 1-2F 26 at Michigan State* L, 0-2 (CCHA First and Second Round / Best 2-of-3)#M 4 at Northern Michigan# L, 6-3M 5 at Northern Michigan# W, 2-0M 6 at Northern Michigan# W, 2-1 (2OT)M 11 at Michigan# L, 1-5M 12 at Michigan# L, 1-4*CentralCollegiateHockeyAssociationgame$ RPI Tournament^ UCONN Tournament

2011-12(14-25-5; 5-19-4 CCHA/11th)

Coach: Chris BergeronCaptains: None

Date Opponent ResultsO 7 UConn W, 2-1O 8 UConn T, 4-4O 14 at Alabama-Huntsville W, 2-1 O 15 at Alabama-Huntsville W, 3-0O 21 at LSSU* W, 1-0O 22 at LSSU* L, 4-1O 28 Notre Dame* L, 3-1O 29 Notre Dame* L, 3-2N 4 Ferris State* L, 4-0N 5 Ferris State* L, 5-3N 11 Canisius W, 4-1N 12 Canisius W, 3-1N 18 at Miami* L, 4-0N 19 at Miami* T, 4-4N 25 Alaska-Fairbanks* L, 3-0N 26 Alaska-Fairbanks* L, 2-0D 2 at Michigan State* L, 5-1D 3 at Michigan State* L, 4-1D 9 Western Michigan* T, 3-3 D 10 at Western Michigan* L, 6-1D 30 at Bemidji State L, 4-1D 31 at Bemidji State L, 2-1J 7 Ohio State* T, 2-2J 8 Ohio State* T, 1-1J 20 at Alaska-Fairbanks* W, 3-1J 21 at Alaska-Fairbanks* L, 4-1J 27 at Western Michigan* L, 4-1J 28 Western Michigan* W, 2-1F 3 at Notre Dame* L, 2-1F 4 at Notre Dame* W, 3-2F 10 Northern Michigan* L, 4-2F 11 Northern Michigan* L, 2-0F 17 at Ferris State* L, 5-1F 18 at Ferris State* L, 4-1F 24 Michigan* W, 4-3F 25 Michigan* L, 3-0 (CCHA First and Second Round / Best 2-of-3)M 2 at Northern Michigan L, 4-2M 3 at Northern Michigan W, 5-3M 4 at Northern Michigan W, 4-1M 9 at Ferris State W, 3-2 (OT)M 10 at Ferris State L, 7-4M 11 at Ferris State W, 4-3 (OT)M 16 MIchigan# L, 3-2 (2OT)M 17 Miami^ L, 4-1*CentralCollegiateHockeyAssociationgame#CCHASemifinalsatJoeLouisArena^CCHAConsolationGameatJoeLouisArena

The Falcons take the ice after defeating No. 1 Ferris State in the second round of the CCHA Playoffs. Freshman Dan DeSalvo scored his third goal of the game in OT to push the Falcons to the CCHA Semifinals at Joe Louis

Arena. The visit marked the Falcons first return to the Joe since 2000-01.

75

Momorable Moments

TheFalconswerecrownedchampionsofthe1974NorthCountryFestivalafterwinsoverSt.LawrenceandBostonUniversity,thenation’stop-rankedteam.

11/26/68--TheUniversityAthleticCommitteevotes to make hockey a varsity sport com-mencing with the 1969-70 season, transferring hockey to theBGSUathleticdepartment foradministrationandcontrol.

11/14/69 --MikeRoot scoresBG’sfirst-evergoalat9:03ofthefirstperiodintheFalcons’inaugural varsity game played before 2,799 fans attheIceArena.Rootfinishesthecontestwiththree goals in an 8-2 win over Windsor.

2/26/71 --Arecordcrowdof3,756,afigurethat would not be surpassed for almost 15 years, packs the Ice Arena to see the Falcons down Notre Dame, 5-1.

12/20-21/71--BGSUcapturesitsfirstholidaytournamenttitlebywinningtheClevelandCup,defeatingPrinceton,6-4,andYale,5-3.

3/2-4/73--TheFalcons,whofinishedfourthinthe CCHA during the regular season, capture theplayofftournamentbysurprisingfirst-placeSt.Louis,6-5,inthesemifinals,andOhioState,8-1, in the championship contest. The Brown andOrange’splayofftitleistheprogram’sfirstof four crowns in a seven-year period.

11/2/73--HeadcoachRonMasonwinshisfirstgame behind the BG bench as the Falcons top Guelph, 10-0. Mason replaced Jack Vivian, who won two MCHA championships and compiled an overall record of 68-53-5 in four seasons.

11/30/74 -- The Falcons stun the No. 1 team in the country, Boston University, by a 3-2 count in the championship game of the North CountryThanksgivingFestival.WayneSanderscores the eventual game-winning goal for the Brown and Orange. Three future Olympians play in the contest: Bob Dobek (1976) and Doug Ross (1976) for BG, and Mike Eruzione (1980) for the Terriers.

12/7/74 --After toppingBUoneweekearlier, theFalcons venture to East Lansing and defeat the No. 2 teaminthenation,MichiganState,bya7-4margin.ByronShuttscoresapairofgoalsforBG.

11/19-20/76 -- BG’s “Ice House Gang” sweeps eastern power Boston University by scores of 4-2 both nights at home. The two wins catapult the Falcons to a No. 4nationalranking,atthattimetheirhighestever.

3/11-13/77 -- Mike Liut’s goaltending at top-seeded St.LouisduringtheCCHAplayoffchampionshipse-riessparkstheBrownandOrangetoitsfirstofthreeconsecutiveleaguepostseasoncrowns.Liutrecordsa4-0shutoutinthefirstgameoftheseriesandthen,in a relief role, turns aside 17 of 18 Billiken shots on goaloverthe last36:43ofregulation inthefinale.BG hangs on to win the total-goals series, 5-4, and endsSLU’sthree-yeartitlereignthankstoMarkWells’marker early in the third period.

3/20/77--TheFalcons,makingtheirfirstappearanceintheNCAAplayoffs,dropa7-5decisiontoMichiganinAnnArbor. BGbecomes thefirst non-WCHAorECACclubtomakeavisittothenationaltournament.The gamealsomarks thefirst-everNCAA regionalcontest.

3/18/78--Afterpostingadecisivewinoverarch-rivalSt.LouisintheCCHAplayoffchampionshipseriesattheIceArena,BGclipsColoradoCollegeinthefirstround of the NCAA Tournament and advances to the “FinalFour”inProvidence,R.I.,aftermanufacturinga 5-3 win before the exuberant Falcon faithful. The victory extends the Brown and Orange’s home-ice winning streak to a school-record 23 games.

3/25/78 -- After dropping a 6-2 verdict toBostonCollege the previous night, the Falcons rebound for a 4-3decisionoverWisconsinintheconsolationgametoearnthemythicaltitle“BestoftheWest.”TheBG“RockyHockey”teamfinishestheyearwitha31-8-0record, and defenseman Ken Morrow becomes the Falcons’--andCCHA’s--firstAll-American.

In 160 career games Brian MacLellan recorded 143 points and 31 power play goals.

Former Falcon captain Alex Rogosheske (2002-04) helpedtheFalconstoafifth-placeCCHAfinishin

2004-05.BGhostedafirst-roundCCHAplayoffseriesthatseasonforthefirsttimeinoveradecade.

76

Momorable Moments

TheFalconscelebratemomentsafterwinningthe1984NCAAtitlegame(5-4overMinnesota-Duluthinfourovertimes)attheOlympicCenterinLakePlacid,NewYork.

1/15/79 -- BG, 23-3-1, garners its first-everNo. 1nationalranking(WMPLcoaches’poll)aftersweepingWestern Michigan just days earlier in a home-and-homeseries.TheFalconswouldgoontofinishtheyearrankedsecondnationally,itshighestfinishever.

3/9-10/79 -- Sparked by Paul Titanic’s dramatic penalty-shotgoalingameNo.1oftheCCHAplayoffchampionship series at the Ice Arena, the Falcons top Ohio State, 11-7, in the total-goals series and earn their third straight NCAA bid. In the process, BG notches its 37th win of the year, tying a then-NCAA record for most victories in a season.

4/10/79--JerryYorkfromClarksonCollegeofTech-nology is named as head coach of the Falcon hockey program to replace Ron Mason, who stepped down totakeasimilarpositionatMichiganState.

10/28/79 --HeadcoachJerryYorkrecordshisfirstvictory with the Brown and Orange, a 6-3 road win overUnited States InternationalUniversity in SanDiego, Calif.

2/22/80 -- BG, 16-16-1 on the season, travels to Northern Michigan and upsets the No. 1 team in the country, 7-5. Seven different Falcons account forthe BG scoring.

10/17/80--PeterWilson’sgoalat3:12ofovertimegivesBGa3-2winagainstMichigan,theFalcons’firstvictoryin12seriesmeetingsagainsttheWolverines,then members of the WCHA.

2/28/81--Afterlosinga5-4overtimeheart-breakerto Northern Michigan the night before at the Ice Arena, the Falcons, 12-23-1 on the year, rebound to spank the No. 1-rated Wildcats, 10-3, behind two goals each from Mike Pikul and Nick Bandescu to close the regular season.

3/26/82 -- George McPhee is named the second winner (and the CCHA’s first) of theHobeyBakerMemorial Award -- college hockey’s version of the Heisman Trophy -- at the NCAA Championships held in Providence, R.I.

1/22/83 --Justtwoweeksaftertakingatwo-gameseriesfromMichiganStateforthefirsttimeinschoolhistory, BG completes a sweep of Northern Michi-gan,7-6inovertime,andusesthewinstoshareNo.1-team-in-the-nationhonorswithMinnesota.GeorgeRollsendsthegameintoovertimewithsixsecondsleft inregulation. GarryGalleyappears towinthegameforBGfourminutesintoovertime;however,thegoalisdisallowedforhisusinganillegalstick.Just2:48afterservinghispenalty,Galleyscoresagain.AgaintheWildcatsasktheofficialstocheckthecurvatureofthestick,butthistimeitpassesinspection.

2/11/83 --JustthreeweeksaftertheNMUthriller,theFalconsareagainhitwithanillegalstickbarrage.However, thistimetheFalconshave tosettle fora4-4tieatNotreDameafterJohnSamanski(0:52)andPeterWilson’s(4:28)overtimemarkersarebothcalledbackbecauseofexcessivecurvaturesontheirsticks.

3/4-5/83 -- JamieWansbroughtiesaBGrecordbyscoringfive goals in an 8-3CCHAquarterfinalwinover Notre Dame at the Ice Arena. The next night, the Falcons eliminate the Irish and advance to Joe Louis Arena for the CCHA Finals. Wansbrough scores a school-record seven goals in the series. Aside from the events on the ice during Saturday’s game, BG fans pay a heart-warming tribute to UND’s hockey programwhich(atthetime)wasplayingitslastgameas a school-sponsored varsity sport. With less than fourminutestoplay,BG’slegendarySectionAletsgoa cheer to the Irish and their followers: “Hey Notre Dame. We’ll miss you and we salute you!” BG’s fans thengivetheFightingIrishalengthystandingovationand later, at the game’s close, stand as one again and sing(hum)theUNDfightsong.

3/12/83 -- In what went down as one of the most excitingCCHAchampionshipgamesever,theFalconscomeoutontheshortendofa4-3overtimeverdicttoMichiganState.BGralliesfroma3-0first-perioddeficittotiethecontestandforcetheextrastanza.Inovertime,theFalcons’All-AmericanBrianHillsisawarded a penalty shot but is stopped by MSU’s All-AmericangoalieRonScott.BGnetminderMikeDavidis named the tournament “MVP.”

3/14/83 -- The BG program and the college hock-ey world are stunned when the NCAA bypasses the Falcons for a tournament bid. Despite postinga28-8-4record,aNo.2nationalranking(WMPL), and a CCHA regular-season crown, BG isdeniedachanceforthenationaltitle.

10/14-15/83 -- In what may have been an omen towhatwastotranspirefivemonthslater,BGopens the season with a 5-2, 5-3 sweep of Clark-sonattheIceArena.Whyisthatsosignificant?Well, the winners of the two previous season-opening series at the Ice Arena happened to go ontoclaimtheNCAAtitle.NorthDakotawonthenationalcrownin1982andWisconsindidthesamein1983,eachafterfindingsuccessinBG.ItseemedtheFalconsweretobedestiny’sdarlings in 1984.

12/3/83 -- BG, ranked third in the country head-ingintotheweekend,finishesasweepofNo.1Ohio State in a thrilling come-from-behind 8-6 decision at the Ice Arena. OSU builds leads of 3-0 and5-2 in thefirst period, but freshmangoalie Gary Kruzich comes on in relief to spark the BG rally. Trailing 6-5 in the third, Gino Cavallini,DaveRanderson, andDanKanefindthe net to cap an unbelievable rally. Jamie Wansbrough’s goal-scoring streak reaches eight games, one shy of the school record. Two days later, the Falcons replace the Buckeyes as the top team in the land.

3/17/84 -- Needing to win by four goals to advance to theNCAAsemifinals, theBG icersstageanotherremarkablecomeback,thistimeatBostonUniversity.Inovertime,defensemanMike Pikul scores from along the right boards for a 5-1 win and an 8-7 triumph in the total-goals series.

3/23/84 -- John Samanskitips inMikePikul’sshot from the point at 7:13 of the third period, giving the Falcons a 2-1 NCAA Tournament semi-finalwinoverMSU.BGgoaltenderGaryKruzichholdsoffadeterminedSpartanrallyinthefinalminutes to preserve the win.

3/24/84--InthelongestNCAAtitlegameeverplayed, the Falcons land their only national championshipwith a 5-4quadrupleovertimeconquest over Minnesota-Duluth as winger Gino Cavallini converts a pass from Dan Kane at the 97:11 mark of the contest. John Samanski sends the game into OT as he capitalizes on an opportunistic caromoff theboardsand stuffshome the tying goal with only 1:47 to play in regulation.Thegameismarkedbytheoutstand-ing goaltending of Gary Kruzich (32 saves), the tournament“MVP,”andUMD’sRickKosti(tour-ney record 55 saves).

11/24/84 -- BG ventures into East Lansing as heavy underdogs against No. 1 ranked Michigan State, but the Falcons leave the Munn Arena faithfulstunnedafterpullingoffa4-3victory.BG goalie Wayne Collins plays perhaps the best game of his career as he kicks aside 44 Spartan offerings. The Falcons lead 4-2 heading intothe third, but hold back a furious Spartan rally behind Collins’ handiwork. MSU’s “Super Team” would go on to win 22 straight games and a total of 38 for the season.

77

Momorable Moments3/1/86 -- BG completes a sweep of Illinois-Chi-cagoinopening-roundplayoftheCCHAplayoffsat the Ice Arenawith a 2-1 double overtimeconquest. Iain Duncan notches the game winner on the power play at the game’s 72:49 mark.

1/3/87 -- Gary Kruzich breaks Ken Dryden’s (Cornell) NCAA record for career wins by a goalie when he picks up his 77th victory in a 7-2 deci-sion over Lake Superior at the Ice Arena. Kruzich ends his BG career with 88 triumphs.

2/14/87 -- Nelson Emerson’s unassisted goal at 2:14ofovertimeonabeautifulcoast-to-coastrush gives the Falcons a 6-5 win at Western Michigan.ThevictoryvaultsBGbackintofirstplace for good in league play heading into the finalweekoftheseason.

3/4/88--MattRuchty’sgoalat2:10ofthefourthovertimegivesBGathrilling5-4winoverFerrisStateinthefirstgameofCCHAopening-roundplayoffactionat the IceArena. TheBulldogs’Marc Felicio makes 61 saves in the loss. The game currently stands as the seventh longest in college hockey history and second longest in the BG annals.

3/12/88 -- The Falcons earn their first CCHAplayofftitle since the tournamentwasmovedto Joe Louis Arena (1982) in Detroit as they top eventual NCAA champion Lake Superior, 5-3. BG goalie Paul Connell earns tournament “MVP” honors.

3/18-19/88 --BGhosts itsfirstNCAATourneygames in a decade and comes up with a pair of 5-1 victoriesoverVermont. ScottPaluch, JoeQuinn, and Greg Parks each score two goals in the series.

3/5/89 -- Rob Blake ends the fourth-longest game in school history with a goal at 2:54 of the thirdovertime,givingtheBrownandOrangea3-2 win at Michigan in the decisive third game of the best-of-three first-round CCHAplayoffseries. The win puts the Falcons in the CCHA Championshipsfortheeighthconsecutiveyear.

2/3/90--HeadcoachJerryYorkearnshis400thcareer win as BG defeats Miami, 4-3, in front ofthehomefans.Yorkbecomesonlytheninthcoach in NCAA history to reach the 400-win plateau. In the same game, Nelson Emerson becomes the BG career scoring leader, notching his271stpointonanassist inthefirstperiod.He goes on to conclude his career with 294 points. BG wins the game on Peter Holmes’ third power-play goal of the night (and his sixth of the series) -- both school records -- just before the finalhornsounds.

12/7-8/90 --BGreceivesanationalrankingofeighthaftersecuring itsfirst eversweepofaWCHA foe as the Falcons down North Dakota, 7-5and4-3inovertime,attheIceArena.

10/26/91 -- In what may go down as the greatest comeback in Falcon history, BG rallies from a 5-0 disadvantage with under 26 minutes to play to posta6-5overtimewinoverOhioState. JimSollytiesthegamewith1:48remaining,settingthestageforMartinJiranek’sgamewinner37seconds into the extra session.

12/6/91 -- Dan Bylsma’s short-handed goal, BG’s only two-man-down marker in the history of the program, proves to be the game winner in a 5-4 win at Western Michigan.

12/21/91 --HeadcoachJerryYorkcollectshis300th victory behind the Falcon bench as BG de-feats Boston College, 5-3, in the opening round of the Mariucci Classic in Minneapolis, Minn.

2/7-8/92--TheFalconsbroomthenation’stopranked team, Michigan, 7-4 and 4-3, in a home-and-home series. Brian Holzinger records four goals on the weekend, including both game winners.

2/14-15/92--JustoneweekaftersweepingtheNo. 1 team in the country, BG garners three out of a possible four points from No. 3 Michigan Stateinhome-and-homeaction.JimSolly’sgoalwith54secondsleftinovertimegivesBGthewinat home on Friday, while only a late Spartan up-rising saves another Falcon twin-killing the next eveningastheteamsskatetoa6-6overtimetiein East Lansing.

12/5/92 -- BG freshman goalie Aaron Ellis blanks Miami, the country’s No. 4 rated team, by a 5-0 count. Ellis makes 27 saves against the eventual CCHA champions.

3/12-13/93 -- BG earns a berth to Joe Louis Arenaforthefirsttimesince1990aftera5-4,6-3sweepofWesternMichiganontheroadinfirst-roundCCHAplayoffaction. JasonClark leadsBG with three goals in the series, including the game winner in the deciding contest.

11/6/93 -- BG,offtooneofitsbeststartsinschoolhistory,knocksoffNo.1-rankedLakeSuperiorintheSault, 3-2. The Falcons build a 3-1 lead in the third periodandthenholdoffalateLakerflurrythanksin part to the goaltending of rookie Bob Petrie. BG receivesanationalrankingoffourthtwodayslater,itshighestinoverfiveseasons.

1/21/94 -- JeffWells’ gamewinnerwith7:01 left inregulationgives theFalconsa5-4victoryoverNo.3Lake Superior at the Ice Arena. The Lakers build a 3-1first-periodadvantage, butBGbattlesbackwiththe game’s next three goals. The win gives the Brown and Orange a season series victory over the eventual NCAA champions.

3/11-12/94--HostingitsfirstCCHAplayoffseriessince1990,BGcomesupwithasweepofFerrisStateinfirst-roundactiontoadvancetoJLAforthesecondstraightyear.BrianHolzinger’sovertimegoalonSaturdaygivesthe Falcons a 3-2 win following a 3-0 shutout by Bob Petrie the night before. The two victories guarantee BGitsfirstseasonoverthe.500markinfouryears.

7/12/94 -- Buddy Powers, a former Falcon assistant, isappointedtoreplacelong-timeBGcoachJerryYorkwho resigned a month earlier to accept a similar posi-tionatBostonCollege.Powersofficiallystartshisheadcoachingdutiessixdayslater.

10/14/94 -- The debut of head coach Buddy Powers is a successful one with the Falcons coming away with an 11-2 victory over Guelph at the Ice Arena.

12/29/94 -- Brian Holzinger is named the “MVP” of the Bank One Badger Showdown at the Bradley Center inMilwaukee,Wis.,despiteBGfinishing third in theinvitational.Holzingernetsfivegoalsandaddsthree.

BGseniortri-captainsByronShutt(left),DaveEaston(center)andTomThomasrelishtheFalcons’victoryoverWisconsinintheconsolationgameatthe1978NCAAChampionshipsinProvidence,RhodeIsland.

Brian Holzinger makes his way up the ice on the road for the BG Falcons.

78

Momorable Moments

MartinJiranekismobbedbyteammatesafterscoringan OT goal against Ohio State in the 1991-92 season opener. BG trailed 5-0 with less than 26 minutes to

play.

GinoCavallini(#23),BarryMills(#6)andBrianHills(farright)displaytheMacNaughtonCupafterclinching the 1982-83 CCHA regular-season championship.

10/14/94 -- The debut of head coach Buddy Powers is a successful one with the Falcons coming away with an 11-2 victory over Guelph at the Ice Arena.

12/29/94 -- Brian Holzinger is named the “MVP” of the Bank One Badger Showdown at the Bradley Center inMilwaukee,Wis.,despiteBGfinishingthirdintheinvitational.Holzingernetsfivegoalsandaddsthreeassists over the two tournament games.

1/13/95 -- Playing in their 1,000th varsity contest, the Falcons skate away with a 9-3 victory over Ohio State at the State Fairgrounds Coliseum. The game is BG’s firstat theSFCsince Jan.7,1975. BrianHolzingerrecords four points, including a hat trick.

3/31/95 -- What many had anticipated for sev-eral months becomes reality when Brian Holzinger is named the 15th recipient of the Hobey Baker Memorial Award given annually to college hockey’s topplayer. Theofficial announcement ismade inProvidence, R.I., at the NCAA Championships.

10/28/95 -- BG captures its 600th all-time varsitywin with its 6-4 conquest over Rensselaer at the Ice Arena. The Brown and Orange unleashes 59 shots on the Engineer cage en route to the milestone victory. With the win, the Falcon program reaches the magi-calvictorymarkinthesecond-fastesttimespan(26years), behind only Wisconsin.

11/10/95 -- Mike Hall breaks Nelson Emerson’s (1987-88)schoolrecordforconsecutivegameswithagoalwhen he scores during the second period at Ferris, his 11th straight contest with a tally.

11/23/95 -- Mike Hall again etches his name into the Falcon record books when he registers an eight-point game (3 goals-5 assists) in BGSU’s 8-6 win at Alaska-Fairbanks. Hall’s performance shatters theformer mark of seven points established by Doug Ross(1/10/75)andBrianHills(1/15/82),andtiestheCCHA single-game (overall) point record.

2/24/96 -- Nelson Emerson and Brian Holzinger jointlyhavetheirjerseyNo.19officiallyretiredduring the second intermission of the Falcons’ homefinale againstNotreDamebefore a ca-pacity crowd. The ceremony marks only the fourth number ever set aside in University sports history.

3/8-9/96 --For thesecondtime in fouryears,theFalconswinanopening-roundCCHAplayoffseries at Western Michigan. BG sweeps the best two-of-three series against the Broncos by thescoresof8-1and3-1.TendifferentFalconsgarner goals in the series.

12/7/97 -- Freshman netminder Shawn Timm made 42 saves in a 1-0 Falcon victory at #1 Michigan State before a sellout crowd of 6,257 at Munn Arena. It would be one of only two losses at home for the CCHA champion Spartans. Freshman Dennis Williams scored the only goal of the game in the third period. The win snapped a nine-game winless streak for the Falcons, while the loss stopped an eight-game Spartan winning streak.

3/1/97 -- The Brown and Orange concludes the regular season with one of the most memorable gamesinIceArenahistoryafterskatingtoa0-0OT deadlock against eighth-ranked Michigan State. The scorelesstiemarks thefirst in theBG annals and only the second in CCHA history. MSU’s Chad Alban and BG’s Bob Petrie combine to turn aside 58 shots, including 30 by the Falcon backstop. BG’s remarkable streak of not being blanked at home ends at 303 games (248 CCHA contests)inanon-losingeffort.

3/7-8/97 -- Forced to go on the road again to start theCCHAplayoffs,theFalconsrespondwiththepro-gram’sbiggestpostseasonseriesvictorysincebestingMichigan eight years earlier by registering yet another sweepofLakeState(5-3,8-4).BrettPunchard,CurtisFry,andMikeJohnsoneachscorethreetimesinthetwogames.Theseriesconquestmarksthethirdtimeinthelastfiveyears(andfourthtimeinfiveseriessince 1989) BG has advanced to Joe Louis by capturing afirst-roundseriesawayfromhome.

12/27-28/98 -- With wins over Cornell (3-2 OT) and Yale(4-1),theFalconsclaimthe1998BankOneBad-ger Showdown at the Bradley Center in Milwaukee, Wis.Thetournamenttitlemarkedthefirstholidaycrown for BG since 1988.3/4/00 -- The Falcons conclude the regular-season witha6-3triumphatMichigan,markingBG’sfirstwinatYostArenasinceFeb.8,1992(15consecutivelosses).BGled3-1after40minutesandreceivedthirdperiodgoalsfromGregDay,ScottHewsonandCraig Desjarlais.

3/10-11/00 -- Bowling Green, the only school in CCHAhistory tohavea .500orbetter roadmark,recordeditsfifthplayoffroadserieswinbydowningLake Superior (2-1 OT, 3-2).

3/13/01--TheFalconswontheirfifth-straightgame,allbyonegoalandthreeinovertime,bydefeatingNorthern Michigan on the road in the CCHA Play-In game, 2-1. The victory sent Bowling Green to the CCHASemifinals at Joe LouisArena inDetroit toplay the No. 1-ranked team in the country, Michigan State. BGSU lost 2-1.

4/15/02 --BGSUAthleticDirector,PaulKrebs,an-nounced formerFalconAll-AmericanScottPaluchas the new head coach at Bowling Green. Paluch, who played for the Brown and Orange from 1984-88,cametoBowlingGreenaftereightyearsasanassistant under formerBGSU coach Jerry York atBoston College.

12/10/04 -- BGSU senior goaltender Jordan Sigalet holds a press conference to announce that he had been diagnossed with MS. Sigalet went on to be a HobeyBakerfinalistthatsameseason.

79

Momorable Moments

4/12/10 -- Former Miami RedHawk assistant, Chris Bergeron, was named to be the seventh head coach in BGSU Falcon history. Bergeron served as an assistant at Miami from 2000-2010 and played fortheRedHawksfrom1989-93.JoiningBergerontoformthecoachingstaffisformerFalconcaptainTyEignerandBarrySchutte.

2/19/11 -- As the No. 11 seed in the 11-team CCHA, Bowling Green was expected to go down in theCCHATournamentfirstroundwithoutmuchofafightagainstsixth-seededNorthernMichigan.Consideringnobottomseedhadevenwononegameinthefirstroundsince2004,theoddswerestackedagainsttheFalcons.Afterlosingtheopener6-3,itappearedevenmore-sothattheseasonwas about to end. Bowling Green rallied behind the goaltending of Andrew Hammond for a 2-0 victorytoforceadecisivegamethree.Inthatcontest,BryceWilliamson’sdoubleovertimegame-winnermadeBowlingGreenthefirstbottomseedinCCHAhistorytowinabest-of-threeseries.

2/25/12--AfteralategoalfromBryceWilliamsonsecureda4-3winthepreviousnight,theFalconsbattleMichiganinthesecondgameofthetwo-gameweekendset.AlthoughtheFalconswouldlosethecontest,fanswouldpacktheBGSUIceArenatosettheall-timeattendancerecordof5,031.

3/4/12--TheFalconsrepeathistory,defeatingNMUinthefirstroundoftheCCHAPlayoffsforthe second straight season as the 11th seed, becoming only the second team to do so. (Falcons - 2011)

3/11/12 --BowlingGreendoes the impossible,defeatingNo. 1 ranked Ferris State on the road in game three of the secondroundCCHAPlayoffseries.FreshmanDanDeSalvorecords a hat trick in the contest, scoring his third goal in thefirstovertimetosendtheFalconstotheCCHASemifinalsatJoeLouisArena.ThevisitmarkedtheFalconsfirsttriptotheJoein11years,andwasthefirsttimeinthehistoryoftheconferencethatan11thseedmadeittothefinalfour.

3/11/05 -- Bowling Green hosts Alaska-Fairbanks in the firstroundoftheCCHATournament,snappinga10-yeardroughtofhomeCCHAplayoffcontests.

2/9/07 -- Bowling Green freshman Tomas Petruska re-cordedthefirstpowerplaygoalofhiscareerwithjust35seconds remaining to capture a 3-2 win over the Michi-gan Wolverines inside the BGSU Ice Arena. Sophomore JimmySprattwasalsooutstanding,stoppingallbuttwoof Michigan’s 31 shots on the night.

11/16/07 -- Bowling Green’s Derek Whitmore records a hat-trick for the second-straight game in a 4-2 win over Northern Michigan at the Ice Arena.

1/4/08--FreshmanforwardJacobCepistiedacareer-highwithtwogoals,whilejuniorgoaltenderJimmySprattstopped25-of-27shotsastheFalconsearnedtheirfirstwin over a No. 1 team since 1997 with a 4-2 victory over top-ranked Miami at the BGSU Ice Arena.

3/9/08 -- Freshman forward Jacob Cepis’ goal at 1:34 ofovertimesentBGtothesecondroundoftheCCHAplayoffsforthefirsttimesince2001,astheydefeatedLake Superior State, 4-3, in the decisive game three of their opening round series at the BGSU Ice Arena. BG last made the second round when they swept Miami in the opening round in 2001, before going on to beat Northern Michigan in the Play-In game, which is now the second round best-of-three format.

6/30/09 -- Dennis Williams was named the interim head hockeycoachaftercoachScottPaluchsteppeddowntoacceptapositionasaregionalmanagerofUSAHockey’sAmerican Development Model. Williams served as head coach of Neumann College, as well as an assistant at Alabama-Huntsville prior to returning to his alma mater as an assistant coach for the 2008-2009 season.

9/11/09 --InconjunctionwiththeUniversity,theStateofOhio and a fundraising group in search for private fund-ing, the uncertain future of the BGSU hockey program wasmadeclearwiththeannouncementofthecreationof the “Bring Back the Glory” campaign. Nearly $5 million dollars was pledged by the state and Bowling Green State UniversitytoprovideneccesaryrenovationstotheBGSUIceArenaandbeginthefundraisingeffortstosustaintheice hockey program.

11/13/09 -- To help bring awareness and give to the “Bring Back the Glory” campaign, Jack Vivian made the firstlargegiftdonationtothecampaignintheamountof$250,000. He was honored on the ice before the Falcons’ game with Alaska that night, before a 3-1 BGSU victory.

KevinDahl(left),MarcPotvin(center)andMattRuchtyhoistthe1988CCHAplayofftrophyafterdowningeventualnationalchampionLakeSuperiorinthetitlegameatJoeLouisArenainDetroit.

AftertheresignationofScottPaluchinJune2009,assistantcoachDennisWilliams(farleft)wasintroducedbyAthleticDirectorGregChristopher(middle)astheinterimheadcoachforthe2009-10season.AfteracommittmentbytheUniversityandBGSUPresidentCarolE.Cartwrightsolidifiedthefutureoftheprogramandfollowingthe2009-10season,ChrisBergeronwasnamedthe seventh head coach in BG hockey history on April 12, 2010.

TheFalconswintheopeningface-offagainstNMUatthestartofgame3inthe2011playoffs.

DanDeSalvocelebratesafternettinghis third goal against Ferris State.

80

Falcon Hall Of Fame

Hall of Famers InductedCoach Ron Mason .......................................... 2009Coach Jack Vivian ............................................2008Brian Holzinger ..............................................*2005CoachJerryYork ..............................................2003Greg Parks .......................................................2002John Markell ....................................................2000DaveEllett .......................................................1998 Rob Blake .......................................................*1996Nelson Emerson ............................................*1995Gary Kruzich ....................................................1994 Mark Wells ......................................................1992Jamie Wansbrough ........................................*1991Garry Galley ...................................................*1990Brian Hills ......................................................*1988Brian MacLellan .............................................*1987George McPhee .............................................*1987Ken Morrow...................................................*1984Bob Dobek .......................................................1983 Mike Liut ........................................................*1982

*Electedintheirfirstyearofeligibility

BGSU ATHLETICS HALL OF FAMEOneofthehighesthonorsbestoweduponaFalconathleteisinduction

intotheBGSUAthleticHallofFame.AnyformerBGstudent-athleteout of school for at least 10 years, a coach, or a contributor to BGSU athleticsiseligibleforinduction.Athleteswholeaveschoolearlyarenoteligibletobeplacedontheballotuntil10yearsafterwhatwouldhave been their senior year.

Portraits of each of the 211 inductees are on display in the lobby of the BGSU Ice Arena and will soon be moved to the Stroh Center, upon itscompletion inMay2011. A totalof16hockeyplayers (seerightcolumn) have been enshrined in BGSU’s Hall of Fame, including 10 who wereelectedontheirfirstballot. Also,formerFalconcoachesJerryYork(inductedinthefallof2003)andJackVivian(inductedinthefallof 2008) have earned a place in the Hall of Fame.

BG’s 1984 NCAA championship squad was inducted in 1993 as the first“team”evernamedtotheHallofFame.Dr.SamCooper,whowaselected in1975afterahighly successful careeras swimmingcoach(1946-63),playedaninstrumentalroleinstartinghockeyattheUni-versity in 1963 as a club sport.

Jamie Wansbrough Ken Morrow

George McPhee

Brian MacLellan

Mike Liut Brian HillsGarry Galley

Nelson EmersonRob Blake

Brian Holzinger

81

NHL Draft Picks

Bowling Green’s National Hockey League Draft Picks

Player Team(ClubPick) Year Round PickJordan Samuels-Thomas ........................................Atlanta (9) .................................................2009 ........................................... 7 ............................................... 203Nick Eno .................................................................Buffalo(7) ..................................................2007 ............................................ 7 ................................................ 187Jonathan Matsumoto ............................................Philadelphia (3) .........................................2006 ............................................ 3 .................................................. 79Jonathan Sigalet ....................................................Boston (4) ..................................................2005 ............................................ 4 ................................................ 100JimmySpratt ..........................................................Calgary (7) .................................................2004 ............................................ 7 ................................................ 213TaylorChristie ........................................................Colorado (6) ..............................................2002 ............................................ 6 ................................................ 195Kevin Bieksa ...........................................................Vancouver (4) ............................................2001 ............................................ 5 ................................................ 151Jordan Sigalet ........................................................Boston (6) ..................................................2001 ............................................ 7 ................................................ 209Sean Kotary ...........................................................Colorado (12) ............................................2000 ............................................ 9 ................................................ 266Ryan Murphy .........................................................Carolina (4) ................................................1999 ............................................ 4 ................................................ 113CurtisValentine .....................................................Vancouver (11) ..........................................1998 ............................................ 8 ................................................ 219 Adam Edinger ........................................................N.Y.Islanders(7) ........................................1997 ............................................ 5 ................................................ 115 Doug Schueller ......................................................Florida (9) ..................................................1997 ............................................ 8 ................................................ 211 Peter Ratchuk ........................................................Colorado (1) ..............................................1996 ............................................ 1 .................................................. 25 Quinn Fair# ............................................................Los Angeles (1) ..........................................1994 ............................................ 5 .................................................... 7 Todd Kelman ..........................................................St. Louis (4) ................................................1993 ............................................ 6 ............................................... 141 Jason Clark .............................................................Vancouver (8) ............................................1992 ............................................ 6 ............................................... 141 Brandon Carper .....................................................Calgary (10) ...............................................1992 ............................................ 9 ............................................... 198 Aaron Ellis ..............................................................Quebec (12) ...............................................1992 ........................................... 11 .............................................. 244 Sean Pronger .........................................................Vancouver (3) ............................................1991 ............................................ 3 .................................................. 51 Keith Redmond ......................................................Los Angeles (2) ..........................................1991 ............................................ 4 .................................................. 79 Aris Brimanis .........................................................Philadelphia (3) .........................................1991 ............................................ 4 .................................................. 86 Brian Holzinger ......................................................Buffalo(7) ..................................................1991 ............................................ 6 ............................................... 124 Angelo Libertucci# .................................................Philadelphia (1) .........................................1991 ............................................ 5 .................................................... 6Glen Mears ............................................................Calgary (5) .................................................1990 ............................................ 3 .............................................. 62 Ken Klee .................................................................Washington (11) ........................................1990 ............................................ 9 ............................................... 177 Todd Reirden .........................................................New Jersey (14) .........................................1990 ........................................... 12 .............................................. 242 MartinJiranek#......................................................Washington (1) ..........................................1990 ............................................ 5 .................................................. 13Dan Bylsma ............................................................Winnipeg (7) ..............................................1989 ............................................ 6 ............................................... 109 BrettHarkins ..........................................................N.Y.Islanders(9) ........................................1989 ............................................ 7 ............................................... 133 Jim Solly .................................................................Winnipeg (10) ............................................1989 ............................................ 8 ............................................... 151 MattRuchty ...........................................................New Jersey (4) ...........................................1988 ............................................ 4 .................................................. 65 Rob Blake ...............................................................Los Angeles (4) ..........................................1988 ............................................ 4 .................................................. 70 Kevin Dahl ..............................................................Montréal (12) ............................................1988 ........................................... 11 .............................................. 230 Andy Gribble# ........................................................Vancouver (1) ............................................1988 ............................................ 5 .................................................... 2 Paul Connell# .........................................................Philadelphia...............................................1988 ............................................ 5 .................................................. 19 Joe Quinn...............................................................Hartford(5) ...............................................1986 ............................................ 6 ............................................... 116 Marc Potvin ...........................................................Detroit (9) ..................................................1986 ............................................ 9 ............................................... 169 Brian McKee# ........................................................Minnesota (1) ............................................1986 ............................................ 5 .................................................. 11Gary Kruzich# ........................................................N.Y.Islanders .............................................1986 ............................................ 5 .................................................. 15Mike Natyshak# .....................................................Quebec (1) .................................................1986 ............................................ 5 .................................................. 19Nelson Emerson ....................................................St. Louis (2) ................................................1985 ............................................ 3 .................................................. 44 Chad Arthur ...........................................................Montréal (13) ............................................1985 ........................................... 10 .............................................. 205 PaulYsebaert .........................................................New Jersey (4) ...........................................1984 ............................................ 4 .................................................. 74 ScottPaluch ...........................................................St. Louis (7) ................................................1984 ............................................ 5 .................................................. 92 Brent Regan ...........................................................Hartford(5) ...............................................1984 ........................................... 10 ......................................193 (194)Daryn Fersovich .....................................................Philadelphia (12) .......................................1984 ........................................... 10 ......................................204 (205)Garry Galley ...........................................................Los Angeles (4) ..........................................1983 ............................................ 5 ...................................... 103 (100)Don Barber ............................................................Edmonton* (5) ..........................................1983 ............................................ 6 ...................................... 124 (120)Iain Duncan............................................................Winnipeg (8) ..............................................1983 ............................................ 7 ...................................... 134 (129)Todd Flichel ............................................................Winnipeg (10) ............................................1983 ............................................ 9 ...................................... 176 (169)TomPratt ...............................................................Calgary (12) ...............................................1983 ........................................... 10 .............................................. 191 DaveEllett .............................................................Winnipeg (3) ..............................................1982 ............................................ 4 .................................................. 75 Dave Randerson ....................................................N.Y.Islanders(11) ......................................1981 ........................................... 10 .............................................. 210 Kim Collins .............................................................Los Angeles (12) ........................................1980 ........................................... 10 .............................................. 199 John Gibb ...............................................................N.Y.Islanders(7) ........................................1979 ............................................ 6 ............................................... 122 MikeCotter ............................................................Minnesota (8) ............................................1978 ............................................ 8 ............................................... 121 Mark Wells ............................................................Montréal (22) ............................................1977 ........................................... 13 .............................................. 176 Mike Liut ................................................................St. Louis (5) ................................................1976 ............................................ 4 .................................................. 56 Ken Morrow...........................................................N.Y.Islanders(4) ........................................1976 ............................................ 4 .................................................. 68 ByronShutt ............................................................Pittsburgh(9) .............................................1975 ............................................ 9 ............................................... 155 DuffySmith ............................................................Philadelphia (8) .........................................1975 ........................................... 10 .............................................. 175 Jack Laine ..............................................................Toronto (12)...............................................1975 ........................................... 11 .............................................. 180 John Stewart ..........................................................Montréal (11) ............................................1974 ............................................ 6 ............................................... 105 Gerry Bradbury ......................................................Los Angeles (4) ..........................................1970 ............................................ 6 .................................................. 73 Rick Thompson ......................................................Minnesota (7) ............................................1969 ............................................ 7 .................................................. 72

NHL Amateur Draft started in 1963; pick in parenthesis represents original selection (since revised by NHL)

82

All-Time Player RosterPlayer, Pos .........................Years ......... # ........GP ....... G .....A ....Pts ...Pen-Min .... PP ... SH .. GW ................Hometown- A -Chad Ackerman, D ........................ 1992-96............2 ...........155 ........ 20 ..... 59 .......79 ........ 63-129 .......... 9 ........0 ........3 ........................ Rochester, MIB.J. Adams, D ................................ 1996-00............2 ...........145 ......... 8 ...... 19 .......27 ....... 136-302 ......... 3 ........1 ........3 .................Scarborough, ONTTim Alexander, W ......................... 1976-80...........12 ..........107 ........ 26 ..... 32 .......58 ......... 35-73 ........... 8 ........0 ........0 ........................Windsor, ONTBob Allen, RW ............................... 1971-72...........17 ...........11 .......... 0 ....... 0 .........0 ............ 2-4 ............. 0 ........0 ........0 .........................Excelsior, MNDale Allen, RW .............................. 1973-74...........16 ...........14 .......... 2 ....... 2 .........4 ............ 1-2 ............. 0 ........0 ........0 ..........................Dryden, ONTJohn Allen, F/D ............................. 1976-79............6 ............46 .......... 6 ....... 8 ........14 ......... 11-22 ........... 0 ........0 ........0 ............................ Anoka, MNRick Allen, C .................................. 1969-70............7 ............28 .......... 8 ...... 20 .......28 ......... 36-78 ........... 3 ........0 ........1 ........................... Sarnia, ONTRoger Archer, D ............................. 1971-75............3 ...........137 ........ 13 ..... 86 .......99 ....... 114-271 ......... 6 ........0 ........3 ........................... Sarnia, ONTKevin Armbruster, F ...................... 1994-98...........25 ..........113 ......... 8 ....... 7 ........15 ......... 17-48 ........... 2 ........0 ........1 ..........................Geneseo,NYChad Arthur, W ............................. 1985-89...........23 ..........141 ........ 21 ..... 29 .......50 ........ 93-206 .......... 0 ........1 ........2 .................... West Dundee, ILDerek Arzoomanian, D/W ............ 1977-80...........19 ...........72 .......... 3 ...... 11 .......14 ......... 22-52 ........... 0 ........0 ........0 ............Dearborn Heights, MIBen Assenmacher, F ..................... 2002-03...........17 .......... 29 .......... 2 ....... 1 .........3 ........... 5-21 ............ 0 ........0 ........0 .......................... Sylvania, OH- B -Pete Badour, D/RW ....................... 1969-73...........11 ..........128 ........ 71 ..... 73 ......144 ........ 13-26 .......... 16 .......3 ........6 ........................Windsor, ONTNick Bailen, D ............................... 2008-09...........55 ...........37 .......... 6 ...... 10 .......16 ......... 24-56 ........... 3 ........0 ........0 ........................ Fredonia,N.Y.Brian Bales, C ................................ 2005-06...........25 ...........12 .......... 0 ....... 1 .........1 ........... 6-12 ............ 0 ........0 ........0 .......................Anchorage, AKSteve Ball, LW ............................... 1971-75...........14 ..........141 ........ 46 ..... 95 ......141 ........ 18-36 ........... 3 ........2 ........3 ....................Port Credit, ONTNick Bandescu, W/C ..................... 1980-84...........20 ..........119 ........ 40 ..... 29 .......69 ......... 26-52 ........... 1 ........4 ........2 ...................... Port Huron, MIDavid Banghart, RW ..................... 1969-70............8 ............26 .......... 1 ....... 2 .........3 ............ 1-2 ............. 0 ........0 ........0 ........................Ann Arbor, MIDon Barber, LW ............................. 1984-88........16/20 ........155 ........ 83 .... 115 .....198 ...... 122-275 ........ 40 .......0 ........6 ............................Victoria, BCMarc Barlow, D ............................. 1998-02.......... 6/5 ..........141 ........ 16 ..... 45 .......61 ......... 33-82 ........... 5 ........0 ........4 ........................ Addison, ONTRyanBarnett,F ............................. 2002-05...........12 ..........107 ........ 11 ..... 14 .......25 ......... 31-62 ........... 0 ........1 ........2 ...........................Calgary, ALBPhil Barski, F ................................. 2000-01...........17 ...........17 .......... 1 ....... 3 .........4 ........... 5-10 ............ 0 ........0 ........0 ...............Richmond Hill, ONTMike Bartley, RW .......................... 1970-74...........18 ..........138 ....... 118 ... 104 .....222 ........ 40-96 .......... 39 .......3 .......14 .......................... Sarnia, ONTPaul Basic, D ................................. 1989-93............6 ...........114 ......... 2 ...... 10 .......12 ......... 31-62 ........... 0 ........0 ........0 ............................. Chicago, ILAdam Berkle, F ........................... 2011-SA ......... 13 .......... 44 .......... 7 ......14.......21 ......... 17-45 ........... 1 ....... 0 ....... 2 .....................Collegeville, PAKevin Bieksa, D ............................. 2000-04......... 6/7 .........147 ........ 24 ..... 51 .......75 ....... 142-316 ......... 9 ........1 ........1 ........................ Grimsby, ONTRobert Binnie, C ............................ 1971-72...........26 ........... 1 ........... 0 ....... 0 .........0 ............ 0-0 ............. 0 ........0 ........0 ....................... Noranda, QUERob Blake, D ................................. 1987-90............3 ...........131 ........ 39 ..... 65 ......104 ...... 149-368 ........ 18 .......1 ........3 ..........................Simcoe, ONTBruce Blyth, C ............................... 1969-71...........15 ...........61 ......... 20 ..... 54 .......74 .......... 5-10 ............ 9 ........0 ........2 ...................... Montreal, QUEChris Bonvie, C/RW....................... 1997-99...........10 ...........76 ......... 24 ..... 30 .......54 ......... 38-92 .......... 12 .......0 ........2 ......................Athabasca, ALBJosh Boyd, C .................................. 2006-10........20/26 .........90 ......... 10 ..... 12 .......22 ......... 12-24 ........... 2 ........0 ........2 ....................... Columbus, OHGerry Bradbury, C ......................... 1970-74............9 ...........107 ........ 48 ..... 84 ......132 ........ 27-62 .......... 21 .......1 ........6 .................. Leamington, ONTPerry Braun, RW ........................... 1980-84...........16 ..........150 ........ 51 ..... 73 ......124 ........ 44-88 .......... 10 .......6 ........4 .............................. Surrey, BCAris Brimanis, D/W ....................... 1990-92............3 ............70 .......... 5 ...... 15 .......20 ......... 36-80 ........... 0 ........0 ........2 ............... Shaker Heights, OHRussBritton,D .............................. 1970-71............5 ............24 .......... 0 ....... 6 .........6 .......... 27-50 ........... 0 ........0 ........0 ........................Windsor, ONTJeremy Bronson, D ........................ 2003-SA ...........5 ...........109 ......... 1 ....... 6 .........7 ......... 93-221 .......... 0 ........0 ........0 ................Bowling Green, OHDan Brown, LW ............................. 1974-78...........27 ...........26 .......... 1 ....... 2 .........3 ............ 0-0 ............. 0 ........0 ........1 ................Bowling Green, OHSteve Brudzewski, F ...................... 2001-04...........16 ..........140 ........ 35 ..... 26 .......61 ........ 56-131 ......... 10 .......3 ........3 .........................Dearborn, MIDan Bylsma, W ............................. 1988-92...........21 ..........157 ........ 37 ..... 50 .......87 ........ 52-120 .......... 4 ........4 ........4 ................... Grand Haven, MIScottBylsma,W ............................ 1984-85...........21 ...........15 .......... 0 ....... 0 .........0 ............ 2-4 ............. 0 ........0 ........0 ................... Grand Haven, MI- C -Ryan Carpenter, F ....................... 2011-SA ......... 22 .......... 44 ......... 11 .....19.......30 ......... 10-31 ........... 2 ....... 1 ....... 3 ............................ Oviedo, FLBrandon Carper, D ........................ 1991-95.........7/27 .........134 ........ 14 ..... 56 .......70 ....... 111-238 ......... 6 ........1 ........3 .......................... Grayslake, ILGino Cavallini, LW ......................... 1982-84...........23 ...........83 ......... 33 ..... 39 .......72 ......... 34-68 ........... 8 ........0 ........7 ....................NorthYork,ONTBrian Celentano, D ........................ 1971-75............6 ...........118 ......... 5 ...... 20 .......25 ........ 71-145 .......... 1 ........0 ........0 ..................... North Bay, ONTJacob Cepis, F ............................... 2007-09...........13 ...........56 ......... 16 ..... 20 .......36 ......... 16-32 ........... 4 ........0 ........3 .............................Parma, OHTaylorChristie,D........................... 2001-04.........6/12 .........121 ......... 1 ....... 8 .........9 ......... 71-150 .......... 0 ........0 ........0 .........................Toronto, ONTDougClaggett,D ........................... 1984-86............5 ............61 .......... 5 ...... 24 .......29 ......... 15-30 ........... 3 ........0 ........0 .........................Issaquah, WAJason Clark, LW/C ......................... 1992-96...........24 ..........155 ........ 52 ..... 88 ......140 ....... 86-181 ......... 14 .......4 ........7 ........................Belmont, ONTKim Collins, W ............................... 1979-83...........14 ..........134 ........ 26 ..... 32 .......58 ......... 48-96 ........... 1 ........4 ........2 .............. Qualicum Beach, BCRick Costello, C ............................. 1972-74........20/27 .........58 .......... 6 ....... 8 ........14 .......... 7-14 ............ 0 ........0 ........0 ................Crystal Beach, ONTMikeCotter,D ............................... 1976-80...........11 ..........148 ........ 19 ..... 75 .......94 ....... 131-271 ......... 0 ........0 ........2 .........................Toronto, ONTMarc Craig, .................................. 1971-72...........16 ...........13 .......... 0 ....... 2 .........2 ............ 4-8 ............. 0 ........0 ........0Dale Crombeen, W/C .................... 1994-97...........11 ..........114 ........ 27 ..... 46 .......73 ........ 66-143 ......... 17 .......0 ........3 .................. Mooretown, ONTAndy Crowther, W ........................ 1976-80...........20 ..........136 ........ 31 ..... 35 .......66 ......... 21-45 ........... 3 ........0 ........5 ......................... Melrose, MA- D -Kevin Dahl, D ................................ 1986-90............5 ...........165 ........ 21 ..... 77 .......98 ....... 113-257 ......... 4 ........0 ........6 ......................... London, ONTDan DeSalvo, F ........................... 2011-SA ......... 11 .......... 35 ......... 14 .....11.......25 ......... 15-41 ........... 1 ....... 0 ....... 4 .............Rolling Meadows, ILSteve Dawe, W ............................. 1976-80............2 ...........104 ........ 22 ..... 41 .......63 ......... 14-36 ........... 1 ........0 ........5 ..........................Ottawa,ONTGreg Day, C ................................... 1998-02........11/10 ........154 ........ 60 ..... 74 .......34 ......... 38-76 .......... 19 .......2 ........8 .............. St. Clair Beach, ONTTommy Dee, F ............................... 2006-10...........27 ..........130 ........ 20 ..... 13 .......33 ........ 39-127 .......... 5 ........0 ........2 ..................Maple Grove, MNAustindeLuis,W .......................... 1998-02...........24 ..........135 ........ 20 ..... 33 .......53 ........ 76-184 .......... 5 ........0 ........4 ......................Brockville, ONTCraig Desjarlais, W ........................ 1996-00...........18 ..........145 ........ 22 ..... 45 .......67 ........ 94-204 ......... 10 .......0 ........2 .......................... LaSalle, ONTGreg de Vries, D ............................ 1991-92...........26 ...........24 .......... 0 ....... 3 .........3 .......... 10-20 ........... 0 ........0 ........0 ..................... Sundridge, ONTSteve Dickinson, W/D ................... 1985-89... 20/26/21/2 ....58 .......... 8 ...... 14 .......22 ......... 21-43 ........... 3 ........0 ........1 ................Bowling Green, OHBob Dobek, C ................................ 1972-75.........7/15 .........108 ........ 94 .... 134 .....228 ....... 49-106 ......... 37 .......3 ........7 ...............................Taylor, MIBryan Dobek, C ............................. 2002-05.........21/7 .........100 ......... 9 ...... 21 .......30 ......... 30-71 ........... 0 ........0 ........0 ........................Escondido, CASteve Douglass, D ......................... 1975-79............5 ...........132 ......... 6 ...... 21 .......27 ......... 17-34 ........... 0 ........0 ........0 ......................Gloucester, MAIain Duncan, LW ............................ 1983-87...........24 ..........161 ........ 72 ..... 98 ......170 ...... 186-435 ......... 3 ........3 .......13 ........................Weston, ONT- E -Dave Easton, C .............................. 1974-78...........17 ..........140 ........ 61 ..... 93 ......154 ....... 61-136 .......... 7 ........5 ........8 .................. Glen Morris, ONTErik Eaton, D/F .............................. 2000-04...........26 ...........77 .......... 2 ....... 6 .........8 .......... 31-70 ........... 0 ........0 ........0 .......................Larchmont,NYKeith Ebare, W/C .......................... 1995-97...........22 ...........48 .......... 4 ....... 3 .........7 ........... 5-10 ............ 0 ........0 ........1 ............Sault Ste. Marie, ONTAdam Edinger, C/LW ..................... 1996-00...........15 ..........135 ........ 57 ..... 74 ......131 ....... 76-174 ......... 28 .......1 ........4 .............................Toledo, OHTy Eigner, RW ................................ 1988-93...........14 ..........123 ......... 4 ....... 9 ........13 ......... 22-52 ........... 0 ........1 ........1 ...................Apple Valley, MNMattEldred,D .............................. 1993-97............6 ...........137 ........ 10 ..... 30 .......40 ....... 155-350 ......... 0 ........0 ........3 ..................... Rocky River, OHDaveEllett,D ................................ 1982-84............4 ............83 ......... 19 ..... 52 .......71 ........ 61-130 .......... 9 ........0 ........3 .......................... Kanata, ONTJeffElvin,RW ................................ 1993-94...........14 ...........32 .......... 3 ....... 4 .........7 ............ 4-8 ............. 1 ........0 ........0 ...................Apple Valley, MNNelson Emerson, C ....................... 1986-90...........19 ..........178 ....... 112 ... 182 .....294 ....... 81-170 ......... 38 .......0 .......15 ....................Waterford, ONTJon Erickson, W ............................ 2004-07...........17 ...........58 .......... 1 ....... 6 .........7 .......... 15-30 ........... 0 ........0 ........0 .................... Eden Prarie, MNBrian Escobedo, D......................... 2000-04............2 ...........146 ........ 12 ..... 37 .......49 ........ 65-138 .......... 4 ........0 ........1 ............................Bayside,NYTom Esper, LW .............................. 1973-76...........12 ...........98 ......... 22 ..... 41 .......63 .......... 7-22 ............ 5 ........1 ........2 .........................Dearborn, MI

83

All-Time Player RosterPlayer, Pos .........................Years ......... # ........GP ....... G .....A ....Pts ...Pen-Min .... PP ... SH .. GW ................Hometown- F -Quinn Fair, D ................................. 1994-96...........21 ...........77 ......... 10 ..... 28 .......38 ........ 65-138 .......... 1 ........0 ........1 ................ Campbell River, BCMike Falk, F ................................... 2002-05...........14 ..........127 ........ 39 ..... 42 .......81 ........ 58-116 ......... 13 .......0 ........5 ........................ Davisburg, MIDave Faulkner, W/C ...................... 1994-98............8 ...........148 ........ 33 ..... 41 .......74 ......... 31-62 ........... 8 ........1 ........5 .................. Bracebridge, ONTDaryn Fersovich, C/LW ................. 1984-85...........16 ...........40 .......... 3 ....... 4 .........7 ........... 9-18 ............ 0 ........0 ........0 ......................Edmonton, ALBWade Finegan, F ........................... 2007-11...........11 ...........88 .......... 8 ....... 7 ........15 ......... 26-60 ........... 1 ........0 ........2 .........................Toronto, ONTMike Fink ...................................... 2009-12...........26 ...........61 .......... 6 ....... 9 ........15 .......... 8-16 ............ 3 ........0 ........0 ...................Minnetonka, MNJohn Fish, D .................................. 1982-84...........18 ............5 ........... 0 ....... 0 .........0 ............ 0-0 ............. 0 ........0 ........0 ..................Parry Sound, ONTTodd Flichel, D .............................. 1983-87.......... 3/8 ..........170 ........ 13 ..... 35 .......48 ....... 112-235 ......... 2 ........1 ........2 ....................... Osgoode, ONTAlex Foster, W ............................... 2004-05...........27 ...........72 ......... 19 ..... 63 .......82 ......... 35-73 ........... 6 ........1 ........1 ............................ Canton, MIMartinFoy,D ................................ 1984-85............2 ............13 .......... 0 ....... 2 .........2 ............ 2-4 ............. 0 ........0 ........0 .........................Toronto, ONTOwen Freeman, LW ...................... 1969-70...........27 ...........27 ......... 16 ..... 12 .......28 ......... 19-41 ........... 3 ........1 ........1 ........................Windsor, ONTJerry Freismuth, F ......................... 2009-11............6 ............30 .......... 0 ....... 5 .........5 ........... 8-16 ............ 0 ........0 ........0 ....................Grosse Point, MIRyan Fultz, RW .............................. 1999-01............7 ............52 ......... 22 ..... 19 .......41 .......... 8-16 ............ 8 ........0 ........3 ........................ Rochester, MICurtisFry,C/RW ........................... 1993-97...........10 ..........153 ........ 68 .... 126 .....194 ....... 96-219 ......... 30 .......5 ........6 ........................... Hinton, ALB- G -Dan Gagner, C ............................... 1975-76............6 ............14 .......... 3 ....... 4 .........7 ............ 0-0 ............. 0 ........0 ........0 .......................Chatham, ONTGarry Galley, D .............................. 1981-84............3 ...........126 ........ 35 .... 117 .....152 ....... 68-149 ......... 16 .......2 ........5 ..........................Ottawa,ONTBen Geelen, W .............................. 2004-08...........22 ..........123 ........ 11 ...... 8 ........19 ........ 40-113 .......... 0 ........2 ........0 ...........................Buffalo,MNJohn Gibb, D ................................. 1978-80...........22 ...........83 ......... 22 ..... 48 .......70 ......... 29-58 .......... 10 .......0 ........3 .........................Weston, ONTTom Glantz, W/C........................... 1991-95...........22 ..........117 ........ 45 ..... 42 .......87 ......... 25-50 .......... 14 .......3 ........6 .......................Riverwoods, ILAndy Gribble, RW ......................... 1984-88...........13 ..........172 ........ 67 ..... 75 ......142 ........ 32-64 ........... 6 ........9 ........8 .........................Toronto, ONTMax Grover, D ............................... 2009-12...........23 ...........87 .......... 0 ....... 7 .........7 ......... 48-154 .......... 0 ........0 ........0 ........................Kentwood, MIChrisGuertin,W ........................... 1978-82.........8/18 .........143 ........ 34 ..... 41 .......75 ......... 25-56 ........... 4 ........0 ........4 ........................... Davison, MIChuck Gyles, D .............................. 1969-73............4 ...........123 ........ 31 .... 121 .....152 ....... 77-227 ......... 19 .......1 ........4 .............................. Ajax, ONT- H -Tim Hack, C ................................... 1980-84...........11 ..........144 ........ 21 ..... 55 .......76 ......... 34-68 ........... 1 ........0 ........3 ........................Grenfell, SASKMike Hall, C/LW ............................ 1992-96...........17 ..........150 ........ 53 ..... 52 ......105 ........ 30-60 .......... 16 .......0 .......10 ........................Nepean, ONTZach Ham, LW/C ........................... 1996-00...........17 ..........147 ........ 18 ..... 26 .......44 ........ 80-168 .......... 0 ........1 ........3 ......................... Spokane, WADana Hanson, C/W ....................... 2003-04...........23 ...........39 .......... 1 ....... 0 .........1 ........... 8-16 ............ 0 ........0 ........0 .................Medicine Hat, ALBBrettHarkins,C/W ........................ 1989-93...........12 ..........150 ........ 60 .... 148 .....208 ....... 63-135 ......... 22 .......1 ........8 ........................Cleveland, OHMike Hartman, C........................... 1974-78........... 8 ...........122 ....... 114 .... 83 ......197 ....... 86-189 ......... 42 .......0 .......19 ..................... Don Mills, ONTGreg Hatch, C ................................ 1971-75........16/19 .........34 .......... 2 ....... 3 .........5 ............ 2-4 ............. 0 ........0 ........1 ..........................Dryden, ONTJason Helbing, RW ........................ 1992-94...........27 ...........70 ......... 24 ..... 24 .......48 ......... 15-33 ........... 5 ........2 ........4 .................... Beaver Dam, WITom Hendrix, LW .......................... 1969-71...........16 ...........55 ......... 10 ...... 9 ........19 ......... 20-49 ........... 0 ........1 ........0 ................................. Troy,NYAlex Herle, D ................................. 1987-88............2 ............18 .......... 1 ....... 1 .........2 ........... 6-12 ............ 0 ........0 ........0 .......................Neilburg, SASKJeffHerman,W/C ......................... 1992-96...........16 ..........132 ........ 26 ..... 30 .......56 ........ 56-123 .......... 4 ........0 ........3 ............. North Vancouver, BCScottHewson,W .......................... 1998-02...........21 ..........137 ........ 25 ..... 46 .......71 ....... 115-284 ........ 10 .......0 ........2 ............. North Vancouver, BCBrian Hills, C ................................. 1979-83...........10 ..........156 ....... 116 ... 154 .....270 ....... 70-143 ......... 39 .......2 .......15 .......................Windsor, ONTMichael Hodgson, D ..................... 2004-08............2 ...........148 ......... 7 ...... 32 .......39 ........ 72-152 .......... 1 ........0 ........0 ........................... Surfside, CAPeter Holmes, RW ........................ 1988-92...........17 ..........164 ........ 84 .... 108 .....192 ....... 63-126 ......... 41 .......0 ........8 ........................Richmond, BCBrad Holzinger, C/LW .................... 1994-98...........14 ..........145 ........ 22 ..... 42 .......64 ........ 52-115 .......... 9 ........1 ........1 .............................Parma, OHBrian Holzinger, C/RW .................. 1991-95...........19 ..........147 ....... 102 .... 83 ......185 ....... 69-146 ......... 27 .......8 .......12 ............................Parma, OHJack Hoogeveen, RW .................... 1969-72........26/27 .........91 ......... 25 ..... 24 .......49 ......... 28-62 ........... 1 ........2 ........2 .........................Toronto, ONTDerek Hopko, D............................. 1988-90............4 ............54 .......... 0 ....... 6 .........6 .......... 16-32 ........... 0 ........0 ........0 .......... Winnipeg Beach, MANKip Horner, F ................................. 2001-02............6 ............11 .......... 1 ....... 0 .........1 ............ 2-4 ............. 0 ........0 ........0 ................Bowling Green, OHScottHoyt,D ................................. 1982-83...........17 ............2 ........... 0 ....... 0 .........0 ............ 0-0 ............. 0 ........0 ........0 ......................... Westport, CTPaul Hughes, RW .......................... 1972-74...........19 ...........39 .......... 2 ....... 7 .........9 .......... 18-36 ........... 0 ........1 ........0 ....................... Muskegon, MILarry Hull, D .................................. 1997-98...........21 ...........11 .......... 0 ....... 3 .........3 ............ 3-6 ............. 0 ........0 ........0 ......................... Brooklyn, OHJohn Hustler, C/D .......................... 1995-98............5 ............70 .......... 3 ....... 4 .........7 ........... 9-18 ............ 1 ........0 ........0 ........................Cobourg, ONT- I / J-AnttiIlvonen,W ............................ 1996-98............7 ............60 .......... 6 ...... 11 .......17 ......... 15-38 ........... 2 ........0 ........0 ........................Sipoo, FinlandMartinJiranek,C .......................... 1988-92...........10 ..........155 ........ 78 ..... 90 ......168 ....... 68-153 ......... 33 .......2 .......10 ......................... Bashaw, ALBMike Johnson, RW ........................ 1993-97...........12 ..........143 ........ 64 ..... 98 ......162 ....... 60-121 ......... 25 .......8 ........5 .................Scarborough, ONTMichael Jones, D/LW .................... 1996-00........21/22 ........127 ........ 18 ..... 52 .......70 ....... 109-267 ......... 6 ........0 ........3 .............................Toledo, OH- K -Dan Kane, C .................................. 1981-84............7 ...........123 ........ 59 .... 112 .....171 ....... 69-150 ......... 14 .......3 ........8 ............................ Clinton,NYKai Kantola .................................... 2006-10...........14 ..........135 ........ 28 ..... 26 .......54 ........ 72-193 ......... 13 .......0 ........2 ............................Raleigh, NCDave Kearney, LW ......................... 1969-71........18/19 .........18 .......... 4 ....... 6 ........10 ......... 11-22 ........... 1 ........0 ........0 ....................... Clarkson, ONTTom Keller, D ................................. 1970-71...........24 ............6 ........... 0 ....... 0 .........0 ............ 1-2 ............. 0 ........0 ........0 ............Grosse Pt. Woods, MIFrank Kelly, W ............................... 1980-81...........26 ............5 ........... 0 ....... 1 .........1 ............ 0-0 ............. 0 ........0 ........0 .......................Greenwich, CTTodd Kelman, D/W ....................... 1993-97.......... 3/4 ..........123 ......... 6 ...... 22 .......28 ........ 52-123 .......... 1 ........0 ........0 ...........................Calgary, ALBKerry Kennedy, W ......................... 1982-83...........26 ...........22 .......... 3 ....... 4 .........7 ............ 4-8............. 0 ........0 ........0 .................... Birmingham, MIMark Kindrachuk, D ...................... 1979-81............7 ............56 .......... 1 ....... 9 ........10 ......... 47-94 ........... 0 ........0 ........0 ..........................Regina, SASKKen Klee, D ................................... 1989-92............2 ............88 .......... 7 ...... 34 .......41 ........ 60-120 .......... 5 ........0 ........2 .....................Kansas City, MOTyler Knight, RW ........................... 1999-03........10/23 ........152 ........ 29 ..... 40 .......69 ........ 58-116 .......... 8 ........2 ........3 .......................... Kelowna, BCBill Koniewich, D ........................... 1969-71............3 ............60 .......... 3 ...... 14 .......17 ........ 55-110 .......... 0 ........0 ........0 ................New Liskeard, ONTSean Kotary, F ............................... 2000-01............8 .............5 ........... 0 ....... 0 .........0 ............ 2-4 ............. 0 ........0 ........0 ..................NewHartford,NYAndrew Krelove, D ........................ 2007-11...........15 ..........141 ......... 3 ...... 13 .......16 ........ 50-111 .......... 0 ........0 ........0 ................. Thunder Bay, ONTConnor Kucera ............................ 2011-SA .......... 3 ........... 40 .......... 1 .......7 ....... 8 .......... 18-36 ........... 0 ....... 0 ....... 0 ...................... Twin Lakes, IN- L -Rick Lacroix, RW ........................... 1990-92...........15 ...........27 .......... 1 ....... 4 .........5 ............ 4-8 ............. 0 ........0 ........0 ........................Lake Zurich, ILJack Laine, D/RW .......................... 1973-77............4 ...........134 ........ 53 ..... 50 ......103 ....... 83-172 ......... 22 .......1 ........2 .......................Thornhill, ONTAdam Lamarre, D/F ...................... 1994-98............3 ...........130 ......... 3 ...... 18 .......21 ........ 56-112 .......... 0 ........0 ........0 ......................Markham, ONTNick Lang, F .................................. 2003-04...........22 ............7 ........... 0 ....... 0 .........0 ............ 0-0 ............. 0 ........0 ........0 .............................Livonia, MIAndre Latreille, W ......................... 1978-82...........17 ...........73 ......... 16 ..... 26 .......42 ......... 21-42 ........... 0 ........0 ........0 .......................... LaSalle, QUEAlanLeggett,D ............................. 1985-89............8 ...........165 ......... 7 ...... 40 .......47 ........ 57-114 .......... 0 ........1 ........0 ....................Wainwright, ALBAl Leitch, D .................................... 1971-75............5 ...........126 ......... 4 ...... 55 .......59 ....... 102-215 ......... 1 ........0 ........1 ........................... Sarnia, ONTRoger Leonard, RW ....................... 2000-03...........22 ...........93 ......... 19 ..... 17 .......36 ........ 50-151 .......... 5 ........0 ........2 ...........................Calgary, ALBMark Lindsay, LW .......................... 1992-93...........10 ...........16 .......... 3 ....... 8 ........11 ......... 15-38 ........... 1 ........0 ........1 ........................Dresden, ONTJim Lochead, D.............................. 1971-73...........24 ...........17 .......... 0 ....... 1 .........1 ........... 5-10 ............ 0 ........0 ........0 ........................... Forest, ONTMark Lori, RW ............................... 1985-87...........12 ...........18 .......... 3 ....... 8 ........11 ......... 25-60 ........... 2 ........0 ........0 .............. St. Clair Beach, ONTRon Lozon, D ................................. 1975-77...........19 ...........26 .......... 1 ....... 1 .........2 ........... 6-12 ............ 0 ........0 ........0 .............................. Fraser, MIKevin Lune, W/C ........................... 1992-95...........18 ...........98 ......... 25 ..... 31 .......56 ........ 66-164 .......... 5 ........0 ........2 ......................Brantford,ONTMatthewLynn,D .......................... 2001-03.......... 3/5 ...........31 .......... 0 ....... 2 .........2 ........... 9-18 ............ 0 ........0 ........0 .................. New Glasgow, NS

84

All-Time Player RosterPlayer, Pos .........................Years ......... # ........GP ....... G .....A ....Pts ...Pen-Min .... PP ... SH .. GW ................Hometown- M -Kevin MacDonald, D ..................... 1972-76...........21 ..........106 ......... 8 ...... 60 .......68 ....... 121-275 ......... 0 ........3 ........1 .........................Toronto, ONTRousell MacKenzie, D ................... 1979-80............3 ............21 .......... 0 ....... 4 .........4 ........... 5-10 ............ 0 ........0 ........0 .............................Sydney, NSBrian MacLellan, W/D .................. 1978-82...........24 ..........160 ........ 64 ..... 79 ......143 ...... 164-345 ........ 31 .......1 ........6 ..........................Guelph, ONTIvan Madar, D ............................... 1969-70...........19 ............3 ........... 0 ....... 0 .........0 ............ 0-0 ............. 0 ........0 ........0 ........................Cleveland, OHScottMader,C .............................. 1981-82............8 ............17 .......... 2 ....... 1 .........3 ............ 1-2 ............. 0 ........0 ........0 ...................... Silver Lake, OHPierrick Maia, W ........................... 1987-91........16/26 ........163 ........ 32 ..... 47 .......79 ......... 42-84 ........... 8 ........0 ........2 ..........................Caen, FranceJohn Markell, LW .......................... 1975-79...........14 ..........150 ....... 102 ... 133 .....235 ...... 119-249 ........ 36 .......0 .......17 ...................... Cornwall, ONTLouis Mass, D ................................ 1997-01...........20 ..........140 ......... 2 ....... 8 ........10 ........ 94-221 .......... 0 ........0 ........0 .......................Anchorage, AKJonathan Matsumoto, C/W .......... 2004-06...........11 ..........110 ........ 49 ..... 64 ......113 ....... 58-135 ......... 28 .......0 ........8 .........................Orleans, ONTJohn Mavity, D .............................. 1974-78............9 ...........126 ........ 36 ..... 95 ......131 ....... 73-152 ......... 20 .......0 ........5 ....................... Stratford,ONTTim Maxwell, D ............................. 2006-09...........12 ...........87 .......... 1 ...... 28 .......29 ......... 39-86 ........... 0 ........0 ........0 .............. Sherwood Park, ALBJohn Mazzei, W............................. 2004-08...........29 ..........134 ........ 21 ..... 38 .......59 ......... 41-93 ........... 1 ........1 ........2 .......................... Kelowna, BCD’Arcy McConvey, C ...................... 2000-04.......... 11 ..........153 ........ 31 ..... 71 ......102 ....... 66-132 ......... 10 .......1 ........4 ...............Richmond Hill, ONTGord McCosh, C ............................ 1969-73.......... 7/9 ..........101 ........ 56 ..... 91 ......147 ....... 81-208 ......... 21 .......1 ........6 .............................. Ajax, ONTMike McCullough, C...................... 1984-85...........12 ...........16 .......... 2 ....... 5 .........7 .......... 12-24 ........... 0 ........0 ........0 ..................Brownsburg, QUETodd McIlrath, F ............................ 2006-09...........24 ..........104 ........ 10 ..... 31 .......41 ......... 29-66 ........... 4 ........0 ........1 ........................ Northville, MI James McIntosh, F/D .................... 2008-12...........17 ..........120 ......... 9 ...... 11 .......20 ........ 51-113 .......... 3 ........0 ........2 ........... Holland Landing, ONTBrian McKee, D ............................. 1984-87............7 ...........107 ........ 40 ..... 79 ......119 ...... 121-275 ........ 22 .......0 ........9 ................... Willowdale, ONTDon McLaughlin, C ....................... 1978-81...........27 ...........71 .......... 4 ...... 16 .......20 .......... 7-14 ............ 0 ........0 ........1 ........................... Trenton, MIGeorge McPhee, W ...................... 1978-82............9 ...........153 ....... 114 ... 153 .....267 ...... 114-234 ........ 36 .......4 .......11 .........................Guelph, ONTGlen Mears, D/RW ........................ 1990-94............5 ............11 .......... 1 ...... 16 .......17 ........ 54-116 .......... 0 ........0 ........0 .......................Anchorage, AKRon Megan, D ............................... 1979-81.........3/18 ..........55 .......... 9 ...... 22 .......31 ......... 26-52 ........... 4 ........0 ........0 ................ AlexandriaBay,NYBrian Meharry, C ........................... 1984-88...........22 ..........138 ........ 52 ..... 99 ......151 ....... 50-109 ......... 21 .......0 ........4 .........................Toronto, ONTRich Meloche, RW ........................ 2003-07...........13 ...........96 ......... 20 ..... 16 .......36 ........ 52-115 .......... 9 ........0 ........0 ........................ Oakville, ONTBarry Mills, D ................................ 1979-83.......... 5/6 ..........142 ........ 13 ..... 50 .......63 ....... 112-230 ......... 4 ........1 ........3 ........................Marysville, MIRyan Minnabarriet, W .................. 2001-05...........18 ..........143 ........ 24 ..... 44 .......68 ......... 27-54 .......... 11 .......0 ........4 ...........................Ashcroft,BCCraigMittleholt,C/RW ................. 1992-93...........21 ...........28 .......... 3 ....... 2 .........5 .......... 11-30 ........... 0 ........0 ........0 ......................Manotick,ONTBrett Mohler, F ........................... 2010-SA ......... 24 .......... 53 .......... 7 ......15.......22 ......... 18-47 ........... 3 ....... 1 ....... 1 ....................Yorba Linda, CAMike Montrose, F ......................... 2010-11............4 ............11 .......... 0 ....... 2 .........2 ............ 2-7 ............. 0 ........0 ........0 .............................Howell, MI Brian Moore, D ............................. 2006-10............3 ............52 .......... 0 ....... 1 .........1 .......... 16-43 ........... 0 ........0 ........0 ............................. Carmel, INGrady Moore, D ............................ 1998-02.......... 3/4 ..........150 ........ 22 ..... 50 .......72 ........ 75-169 ......... 12 .......0 ........2 ..........................Castlegar, BCDon Morrison, D ........................... 2002-05............3 ...........143 ........ 11 ..... 43 .......52 ........ 63-126 .......... 4 ........0 ........1 .......................... Bentley, ALBKen Morrow, D .............................. 1975-79............3 ...........154 ........ 34 ..... 91 ......125 ....... 53-106 .......... 2 ........3 ........5 ................................. Flint, MIKelsey Muench, F.......................... 2001-02...........25 ............2 ........... 0 ....... 0 .........0 ............ 1-2 ............. 0 ........0 ........0 .......................... Luseland, SKRick Mullins, RW ........................... 1989-93...........23 ...........94 .......... 9 ...... 14 .......23 ......... 16-40 ........... 1 ........0 ........0 ................................Utica,MIDennis Murphy, LW ...................... 1969-71...........14 ...........31 .......... 8 ....... 5 ........13 ......... 13-26 ........... 1 ........0 ........2 ................ St. Clair Shores, MIRyan Murphy, LW/C ...................... 1997-01...........27 ..........144 ........ 45 ..... 57 ......102 ....... 60-150 ......... 19 .......1 ........5 .......................... Aurora, ONTSteve Murphy, W .......................... 1974-78...........15 ..........138 ........ 58 ..... 60 ......118 ....... 61-128 ......... 10 .......0 ........3 .......................Montreal, Qué- N -Rich Nagai, LW .............................. 1972-76........12/26 ........138 ........ 68 ..... 88 ......156 ........ 29-69 .......... 11 .......5 .......12 ........................Toronto, ONTMike Natyshak, RW ...................... 1983-87.........6/27 .........142 ........ 12 ..... 24 .......36 ....... 111-242 ......... 1 ........0 ........0 .....................Belle River, ONTLlew Ncwana, W/D ....................... 1988-92...........20 ..........126 ........ 13 ..... 27 .......40 ........ 47-102 .......... 1 ........0 ........0 .................... Gloucester, ONTMike Nesdill, D.............................. 2004-08...........26 ..........115 ......... 7 ...... 37 .......44 ........ 67-145 .......... 4 ........0 ........0 ........................... Phoenix, AZBrad Newman, LW/C .................... 1996-00...........28 ...........40 .......... 2 ....... 2 .........4 ........... 7-14 ............ 0 ........0 ........0 ............................. Chicago, ILBill Newton, C ............................... 1978-81...........15 ...........83 ......... 12 ..... 32 .......44 .......... 5-10 ............ 2 ........0 ........2 .......................Uxbridge, ONTBruce Newton, W ......................... 1975-79............7 ...........145 ........ 45 ..... 61 ......106 ....... 50-114 .......... 9 ........0 ........5 .......................Uxbridge, ONTTom Newton, C/W ........................ 1975-80...........16 ..........139 ........ 58 ..... 82 ......140 ........ 23-49 ........... 6 ........0 ........8 .......................Uxbridge, ONTStewart Nowosad, D/LW .............. 1997-99.......... 6/8 ...........47 .......... 4 ....... 3 .........7 .......... 33-90 ........... 1 ........0 ........1 .......................... LaSalle, ONT- O -Dave O’Brian, D/W ....................... 1980-84...........12 ..........156 ........ 38 ..... 63 ......101 ....... 97-194 .......... 0 ........2 ........3 ...................... Kitchener, ONTTom Olsen, W ............................... 1976-78...........21 ...........54 .......... 7 ...... 11 .......18 ......... 16-32 ........... 0 ........0 ........0 ................ Prince Albert, ONTDoug Olson, W.............................. 1979-80...........21 ...........31 .......... 2 ....... 6 .........8 ............ 1-2 ............. 0 ........0 ........1 ......................Schaumburg, IL- P -Kyle Page, D .................................. 2006-10............4 ...........146 ......... 7 ...... 29 .......36 ........ 58-127 .......... 4 ........0 ........1 .............................Wixom, MINathan Pageau, F.......................... 2009-11...........13 ...........49 .......... 5 ....... 7 ........12 .......... 7-22 ............ 0 ........0 ........1 .......................Gatineau,QueScottPaluch,D .............................. 1984-88............4 ...........165 ........ 48 .... 121 .....169 ...... 142-284 ........ 14 .......0 ........4 ............................. Chicago, ILNick Pappas, W ............................. 1980-81...........19 ............1 ........... 0 ....... 0 .........0 ............ 0-0 ............. 0 ........0 ........0 ....................... Merrillville, INColen Pappas, F ............................ 2001-02............8 ............34 .......... 4 ....... 7 ........11 ......... 26-79 ........... 1 ........0 ........1 ............................ Balzac, ALBJim Park, D .................................... 1972-73...........24 ...........12 .......... 0 ....... 3 .........3 ............ 4-8 ............. 0 ........0 ........0 .................Scarborough, ONTGreg Parks, C ................................ 1985-89...........15 ..........178 ....... 101 ... 139 .....240 ...... 119-279 ........ 38 .......0 .......11 .....................Edmonton, ALBChris Pedota, D ............................. 2002-04............4 ............52 .......... 1 ...... 12 .......13 ......... 17-34 ........... 0 ........0 ........0 .........................Westbury,NYYvesPelland,C .............................. 1976-80...........26 ..........143 ........ 46 ..... 57 ......103 ....... 56-123 .......... 3 ........3 ........6 .......................... LaSalle, QUERyan Peltoma, D ......................... 2009-SA .......... 2 ........... 84 .......... 3 .......7 .......10 ......... 38-87 ........... 0 ....... 0 ....... 1 ....................... Brainerd, MNJames Perkin, F ............................. 2006-10............7 ...........137 ........ 20 ..... 37 .......57 ........ 92-206 .......... 9 ........0 ........3 ...........................Calgary, ALBKelly Perrault, D ............................ 1993-97...........20 ..........147 ........ 45 .... 103 .....148 ...... 119-288 ........ 19 .......1 ........7 ........ Fort Saskatchewan, ALBMarcus Perrier, D ........................ 2011-SA ......... 15 .......... 41 .......... 3 .......6 ....... 9 .......... 21-42 ........... 0 ....... 0 ....... 0 ................ Thunder Bay, ONTDeanPetiot,D .............................. 2008-09............6 .............5 ........... 0 ....... 0 .........0 ............ 1-2 ............. 0 ........0 ........0 ........................Daysland, ALBTomas Petruska, F ......................... 2006-10...........18 ..........145 ........ 24 ..... 32 .......56 ........ 65-157 .......... 5 ........0 ........2 .....................Presov, SlovakiaBrandon Piersol, F ........................ 2002-04...........28 ...........23 .......... 0 ....... 0 .........0 .......... 10-20 ........... 0 ........0 ........0 ................Bowling Green, OHMike Pikul, D ................................. 1980-84............5 ...........156 ........ 23 .... 107 .....130 ....... 73-146 .......... 8 ........0 ........5 .........................Rexdale, ONTBrettPilkington,F ......................... 2002-05...........20 ..........131 ........ 28 ..... 63 .......91 ........ 63-142 ......... 11 .......0 ........2 ...........................Calgary, ALBClarke Pineo, LW ........................... 1985-87...........21 .......... 59 ......... 19 ..... 19 .......38 .......... 9-18 ............ 0 ........2 ........2 ................... Willowdale, ONTOtisPlageman,D .......................... 1988-92............7 ...........149 ........ 20 ..... 48 .......68 ........ 64-145 .......... 9 ........0 ........1 ....................... St. Albert, ALBA.J. Plaskey, D ............................... 1989-94.........8/26 ...........7 ........... 0 ....... 0 .........0 ............ 1-2 ............. 0 ........0 ........0 ..........................Oak Park, MITed Pletsch, F .............................. 2011-SA ......... 21 .......... 40 .......... 5 .......2 ....... 7 ........... 6-12 ............ 0 ....... 0 ....... 0 ........................... Canton, MIBryan Potacco, F ........................... 2008-10...........16 ...........29 .......... 1 ....... 3 .........4 ............ 3-6 ............. 0 ........0 ........0 ........................ Kinnelon, N.J.Marc Potvin, RW ........................... 1986-90........14/24 ........174 ........ 62 ..... 65 ......127 ...... 127-289 ........ 23 .......1 .......10 ..................... Kitchener, ONTTomPratt,D .................................. 1985-87............2 ............79 .......... 2 ...... 11 .......13 ........ 56-120 .......... 1 ........0 ........0 ...................... LakePlacid,NYEric Preston, RW ........................... 1969-70...........21 ............7 ........... 2 ....... 4 .........6 ............ 1-2 ............. 2 ........0 ........1 .......................Montreal, QuéDan Price, W ................................. 1995-99...........23 ..........136 ........ 60 ..... 81 ......141 ...... 100-238 ........ 20 .......1 ........7 ........................... Sarnia, ONTSean Pronger, C/W ....................... 1990-94...........11 ..........151 ........ 52 ..... 54 ......106 ....... 65-131 ......... 16 .......6 ........5 ..........................Dryden, ONTBrettPunchard,C/LW ................... 1993-97........21/27 ........130 ........ 46 ..... 89 ......135 ....... 91-209 ......... 15 .......2 ........6 .................Scarborough, ONT

85

All-Time Player RosterPlayer, Pos .........................Years ......... # ........GP ....... G .....A ....Pts ...Pen-Min .... PP ... SH .. GW ................Hometown- Q / R-Joe Quinn, RW .................................. 1986-90 ........ 11/20 ........ 167 ..........50 ..... 64 .......114 ........ 64-129 ............9 ........1 ........ 6 ...............................Calgary, ALBJon Ralph, D ...................................... 2005-06 ........... 15 ............ 20 ............0 ....... 1 ..........1 .............5-10 ..............0 ........0 ........ 0 .........................Chesterfield,NJDave Randerson, W .......................... 1981-85 ........... 27 ........... 150 ..........40 ..... 52 ........92 .......... 26-68 .............5 ........0 ........ 8 ...........................Stratford,ONTPeter Ratchuk, D ............................... 1996-97 ........... 24 ............ 35 ............9 ...... 12 ........21 ............7-14 ..............3 ........0 ........ 1 ................................ Buffalo,NYKeith Redmond, LW .......................... 1990-91 ........... 24 ............ 43 ............1 ....... 3 ..........4 ........... 31-86 .............0 ........0 ........ 0 .............................Nepean, ONTBrent Regan, C .................................. 1984-88 ........... 18 ........... 159 ..........50 ..... 59 .......109 ......... 48-96 ............11 .......3 ........ 4 ......................... Edmonton, ALBTodd Reirden, D/C ............................ 1990-94 ............ 8 ............ 140 ..........24 ..... 52 ........76 ......... 76-160 ............9 ........0 ........ 4 ...............................Deerfield,ILMarc Rodriguez, F ........................... 2009-SA ...........10 ........... 97 .......... 12 ..... 11 .......23 ..........34-76 ............1 ....... 1 ........ 2 ................................Aurora, ILAlex Rogosheske, C ........................... 2002-04 ........... 25 ........... 105 ...........8 ...... 14 ........22 ......... 54-119 ............2 ........1 ........ 1 ....................... Mahtomedi, MNGeorge Roll, W .................................. 1981-85 ........... 15 ........... 161 ..........62 ..... 90 .......152 ......... 42-92 ............18 .......0 ........ 6 ............................ Blue Island, ILMike Root, LW .................................. 1969-71 ........... 17 ............ 57 ...........20 ..... 29 ........49 .......... 25-56 .............2 ........0 ........ 1 .................................Toledo, OHDoug Ross, RW ................................. 1973-75 ........... 10 ............ 74 ...........65 ..... 64 .......129 ......... 22-44 ............22 .......1 ........ 4 .............................Dearborn, MIMattRuchty,LW ............................... 1987-91 ........... 27 ........... 164 ..........58 ..... 75 .......133 ....... 197-474 ..........20 .......0 ........ 8 .......................... Kitchener, ONTIan Ruel, D ........................................ 2009-11 ............ 8 ............. 75 ............4 ....... 6 .........10 ......... 53-106 ............1 ........0 ........ 0 ............................Ann Arbor, MIReed Rushing, D ............................... 2009-11 ........... 25 ............ 41 ............0 ....... 4 ..........4 ..............4-8 ...............0 ........0 ........ 0 ................................Seattle,WAThad Rusiecki, D ............................... 1985-89 ............ 6 ............ 146 ..........13 ..... 22 ........35 ......... 79-175 ............0 ........1 ........ 1 ..................... Longmeadow, MA- S -John Samanski, C .............................. 1980-84 ........... 22 ........... 134 ..........74 ..... 91 .......165 ........ 60-131 ...........25 .......2 ....... 12 ........................... Oshawa, ONTJordan Samuels-Thomas, F ............... 2009-11 ........... 21 ............ 71 ...........20 ..... 26 ........46 .......... 38-76 .............6 ........0 ........ 2 ...............................Windsor, CTWayne Sander, D/LW ........................ 1974-75 ........... 19 ............ 26 ............2 ...... 10 ........12 .......... 18-36 .............0 ........0 ........ 1 ......................Bracebridge, ONTChris Sanna, W ................................. 1980-83 .......4/14/24 ....... 40 ............1 ....... 5 ..........6 ........... 13-26 .............0 ........0 ........ 0 ..............................Madison, WITed Sator, RW ................................... 1969-72 ........... 12 ............ 32 ............5 ....... 6 .........11 .......... 22-47 .............0 ........0 ........ 1 ..............................Hartford,NYRobert Shea, D................................ 2009-SA ...........28 ........... 99 ........... 5 ...... 11 .......16 ......... 60-183 ...........0 ....... 1 ........ 0 ................... Harrison Twp., MIBobSchlitts,D ................................... 1970-74 ........ 24/26 ......... 37 ............1 ....... 3 ..........4 ........... 10-23 .............0 ........0 ........ 0 .......................... Port Huron, MIKevin Schmidt, D ............................... 2005-09 ........... 10 ........... 147 ..........12 ..... 40 ........52 ......... 64-171 ............4 ........2 ........ 2 ..........................Markham, ONTBob Schmidt, LW .............................. 1969-71 ........ 12/18 ......... 36 ............4 ....... 3 ..........7 ..............4-8 ...............0 ........0 ........ 1 .................................Detroit, MIRandy Schuchard, RW ...................... 1974-76 ........... 20 ............ 30 ............1 ....... 5 ..........6 ..............2-7 ...............0 ........0 ........ 0 ................................ Essex, ONTDoug Schueller, D ............................. 1997-01 ............ 4 ............ 138 ..........16 ..... 30 ........46 ........ 100-251 ...........2 ........0 ........ 3 ................ Inver Grove Hts., MNKevin Seguin, C/W/D ........................ 1993-96 ........ 18/23 .......... 9 .............0 ....... 1 ..........1 ..............2-4 ...............0 ........0 ........ 0 ......................... St. Mary’s, ONTSteveSertich,C ................................. 1971-72 ........... 15 ............ 31 ............4 ...... 10 ........14 .......... 12-27 .............0 ........0 ........ 2 ............................... Duluth, MNDan Sexton, F .................................... 2007-09 ............ 8 ............. 76 ...........24 ..... 36 ........60 .......... 23-62 .............7 ........5 ........ 3 .......................Apple Valley, MNBraden Shavchook, C ........................ 1987-91 ........ 20/22 ........ 155 ..........27 ..... 20 ........47 .......... 40-80 .............2 ........0 ........ 1 .......................... Vegreville, ALBTom Sheehan, D ................................ 1970-72 ........... 21 ............ 45 ............3 ....... 6 ..........9 ........... 13-29 .............0 ........0 ........ 1 ..................................... Troy,NYTom Shirkey, C................................... 1984-85 ........... 14 ............. 3 .............0 ....... 1 ..........1 ..............0-0 ...............0 ........0 ........ 0 ....................Bowling Green, OHGlen Shirton, D ................................. 1969-72 ............ 2 ............ 84 ..........14 ..... 50 ........64 .......... 24-48 .............9 ........0 ........ 3 ..........................Wainfleet,ONTByronShutt,W ................................. 1974-78 ........... 24 ........... 136 ..........49 ..... 87 .......136 ....... 163-368 ..........12 .......4 ........ 3 .............................Toronto, ONTMike Sicuro, D ................................... 1974-79 ......... 8/21 ........... 8 .............0 ....... 2 ..........2 ..............0-0 ...............0 ........0 ........ 0 ....................................Kent, OHJonathan Sigalet, D ........................... 2003-04 ........... 56 ............ 72 ............6 ...... 25 ........31 .......... 27-62 .............3 ........1 ........ 1 ..................................Surrey, BCPeter Sikorski, D ................................ 1977-81 ............ 4 ............ 123 ...........6 ...... 34 ........40 ......... 58-119 ............1 ........0 ........ 2 .............................Toronto, ONTCameron Sinclair, F ........................... 2008-12 ........... 20 ............ 94 ...........12 ..... 14 ........26 .......... 15-30 .............2 ........0 ........ 1 ............................Windsor, ONTRuss, Sinkewich, D ............................ 2005-09 ......... 6/44 .......... 96 ............0 ....... 6 ..........6 .......... 56-131 ............0 ........0 ........ 0 .............................Westlake, OHJon Sitko, D ....................................... 2002-05 ........... 24 ........... 129 ...........2 ...... 15 ........17 ........ 104-238 ...........0 ........0 ........ 1 .......................... Kitchener, ONTDarcy Slater, RW ............................... 1969-70 ........... 24 ............. 8 .............0 ....... 1 ..........1 ..............1-2 ...............0 ........0 ........ 0 ............................ Renfrew, ONTJake Sloat, D ................................... 2010-SA ........... 7 ............ 75 ........... 2 ...... 15 .......17 ..........22-44 ............1 ....... 0 ........ 0 ...........................Louisville, CODuffySmith,D .................................. 1973-76 ............ 2 ............. 71 ............6 ....... 9 .........15 ......... 69-149 ............0 ........1 ........ 0 ...................... Mississauga, ONTDavid Snow, C ................................... 1969-70 ........... 10 ............ 15 ............4 ....... 1 ..........5 ..............2-4 ...............1 ........0 ........ 1 ........................ Shrewsbury, MATom Snyder, D ................................... 1969-71 .......... 5/6 ........... 55 ............2 ....... 8 .........10 .......... 26-55 .............0 ........0 ........ 0 .......................... Port Huron, MIJim Solly, C ........................................ 1988-92 ........... 18 ........... 149 ..........24 ..... 33 ........57 .......... 42-87 .............1 ........4 ........ 3 ...................St. Catharines, ONTDavid Solway, F ................................. 2007-11 ............ 5 ............ 146 ..........31 ..... 42 ........73 ......... 79-174 ............8 ........1 ........ 5 ........................... Green Bay, WIJoe Statkus, D ................................... 1998-02 ........ 25/27 ......... 77 ............0 ....... 4 ..........4 ........... 32-64 .............0 ........0 ........ 0 ..............................Oak Lawn, ILJohn Stewart, C ................................. 1972-74 ........... 17 ............ 74 ...........47 ..... 73 .......120 ......... 38-76 .............7 ........6 ........ 4 .......................... Don Mills, ONTRon Stone, RW .................................. 1970-72 ........... 19 ............ 42 ............3 ....... 7 .........10 ............9-18 ..............0 ........0 ........ 0 ...........................Chatham, ONTMike Sullivan, D .............................. 2011-SA ........... 4 ............ 42 ........... 1 ....... 3 .........4 ............7-14 .............1 ....... 0 ........ 0 ...........................Toronto, ONTChad Sumsion, F ............................. 2010-SA ...........16 ........... 78 ........... 6 ....... 7 ........13 ..........11-22 ............4 ....... 0 ........ 0 ..................... Woodstock, ONTBrandon Svendsen, F ........................ 2005-SA ........... 23 ........... 110 ..........20 ..... 26 ........46 .......... 37-74 .............3 ........2 ........ 2 ............................ Roseville, MN- T -Tom Thomas, D ................................. 1974-78 ........... 22 ........... 145 ..........12 ..... 80 ........92 .......... 35-70 .............2 ........0 ........ 2 ....................St. Clair Shores, MIRick Thompson, D ............................. 1969-70 ............ 6 ............. 25 ............2 ....... 6 ..........8 ........... 19-52 .............1 ........0 ........ 0 .............................Toronto, ONTPatrick Tiesling, F .............................. 2007-09 ........... 25 ............ 64 ............0 ....... 9 ..........9 ........... 12-35 .............0 ........0 ........ 0 .........................Rhinelander, WIPaul Titanic, W .................................. 1975-79 ........... 18 ........... 153 ..........56 ..... 84 .......140 ........ 73-149 ...........12 .......2 ........ 9 .............................Toronto, ONT- U / V-James Unger, RW .............................. 2003-06 ............ 8 ............ 129 ..........40 ..... 38 ........78 ......... 78-189 ...........16 .......0 ........ 3 ................. GarfieldHeights,OHRob Urban, W ................................... 1983-87 ........... 10 ........... 118 ..........25 ..... 36 ........61 ......... 85-186 ...........12 .......0 ........ 5 .......................Minnetonka, MNCurtisValentine,LW ......................... 1997-01 ........... 12 ........... 153 ..........25 ..... 30 ........55 ......... 45-106 ...........11 .......1 ........ 3 .........................Gansevoort,NYBrennan Vargas, F ............................. 2008-11 ........... 22 ............ 38 ............4 ....... 5 ..........9 .............5-10 ..............0 ........0 ........ 0 ...................... Coon Rapids, MNRyan Viselli ..................................... 2010-11 ...........18 ........... 70 ........... 6 ....... 8 ........14 ..........20-40 ............3 ....... 0 ........ 1 ..........................Windsor, ONTPerry Vlajkov, LW .............................. 1974-75 ........... 18 ............ 19 ............1 ....... 2 ..........3 .............6-12 ..............0 ........0 ........ 0 .................... Stoney Creek, ONTMark Voakes, C ................................. 2003-04 ........... 10 ............ 14 ............0 ....... 0 ..........0 .............9-29 ..............0 ........0 ........ 0 ....................... St. Thomas, ONT-W/Y-Andrew Wallace, F .......................... 2010-SA ...........27 ........... 82 ........... 3 ....... 7 ........10 ..........18-39 ............0 ....... 0 ........ 0 .............................Bedford, NSJamie Wansbrough, RW ................... 1982-86 ........... 19 ........... 164 .........127 ... 110 ......237 ......... 44-96 ............36 .......0 ....... 16 ............................Toronto, ONTBob Watson, RW............................... 1970-73 ........... 10 ............ 92 ...........31 ..... 47 ........78 .......... 39-84 .............4 ........0 ........ 6 .................Madison Heights, MICliffWegener,D ................................ 1980-81 ............ 3 ............. 12 ............0 ....... 1 ..........1 ..............2-4 ...............0 ........0 ........ 0 ...........................Greenwich, CTMattWeir,C ...................................... 1988-89 ........... 12 ............. 2 .............0 ....... 0 ..........0 ..............0-0 ...............0 ........0 ........ 0 ........................ Gloucester, ONTPaul Weismann, D ............................ 2000-02 ........ 28/17 .......... 8 .............0 ....... 0 ..........0 .............6-20 ..............0 ........0 ........ 0 .............Brannenburg, GermanySteve Welliver, LW ............................ 1971-72 ........... 16 ............ 16 ............0 ....... 0 ..........0 ..............0-0 ...............0 ........0 ........ 0 .....................Grand Rapids, MNJeffWells,D ...................................... 1990-94 ............ 4 ............ 146 ..........27 ..... 78 .......105 ......... 47-94 ............10 .......2 ........ 2 ........................ Gloucester, ONTMark Wells, C ................................... 1975-79 ........... 10 ........... 154 ..........77 .... 154 ......231 ......... 45-93 ............18 .......3 ....... 11 ...................St. Clair Shores, MIRyanWetterberg,C/RW ................... 1998-02 ........... 14 ........... 154 ..........12 ..... 21 ........33 .......... 30-68 .............0 ........2 ........ 1 .............................. St. Paul, MNDenis White, F .................................. 2001-02 ........... 28 ............ 30 ............3 ....... 4 ..........7 ........... 12-32 .............0 ........0 ........ 0 ...........................St. John’s, NFDMarc White, D .................................. 1987-88 ............ 7 .............. 2 .............0 ....... 0 ..........0 ..............0-0 ...............0 ........0 ........ 0 .............................Toronto, ONTDerek Whitmore, W ......................... 2004-08 ........... 21 ........... 143 ..........70 ..... 33 .......103 ......... 31-84 ............33 .......2 ....... 10 ...........................Rochester,NYBrian Williams, LW ............................ 1970-72 ........... 20 ............ 36 ...........17 ..... 21 ........38 ............9-18 ..............5 ........0 ........ 0 .............................Toronto, ONTDennis Williams, RW ........................ 1997-01 ........... 16 ........... 117 ..........12 ...... 8 .........20 ......... 80-198 ............0 ........1 ........ 2 ...........................Stratford,ONTGeoffWilliams,RW .......................... 1984-88 ........... 17 ........... 133 ..........19 ..... 26 ........45 ......... 62-132 ............1 ........1 ........ 1 ............................. Naperville, ILGreg Williams, LW ............................ 1969-70 ........... 20 ............ 20 ............3 ....... 3 ..........6 ..............1-2 ...............1 ........1 ........ 1 ...................................... Erie, PAJamie Williams, W ............................ 1992-96 ........... 15 ........... 107 ..........11 ..... 17 ........28 .......... 33-82 .............1 ........2 ........ 1 ...............................Calgary, ALBBryce Williamson, F ........................ 2010-SA ...........12 ........... 76 .......... 14 ...... 9 ........23 ..........20-40 ............4 ....... 0 ........ 3 ......................Seba Beach, ALBPeter Wilson, W ................................ 1980-84 ........... 21 ........... 158 ..........68 ..... 69 .......137 ....... 121-261 ..........22 .......0 ........ 6 ............................ Oshawa, ONTWayne Wilson, D .............................. 1980-84 ............ 2 ............ 165 ..........14 ..... 87 .......101 ....... 106-215 ...........3 ........1 ........ 0 ..............................Guelph, ONTMark Wires, C ................................... 2000-04 ........... 15 ........... 150 ..........33 ..... 30 ........63 ......... 67-169 ...........13 .......3 ........ 5 ........................NorthYork,ONTRon Wise, LW .................................... 1970-74 ............ 8 ............ 109 ..........32 ..... 34 ........66 .......... 45-96 .............2 ........2 ........ 1 ....................... St. Thomas, ONTCamden Wojtala, F ......................... 2010-SA ...........14 ........... 83 .......... 15 ..... 24 .......39 ..........12-35 ............6 ....... 0 ........ 2 ............................. Trenton, MIBruce Woodhouse, RW .................... 1972-76 ........ 11/20 ........ 7/4 ..........20 ..... 22 ........42 ............6-12 ..............3 ........0 ........ 1 .....................Scarborough, ONTMarc Wozniewski, F .......................... 1997-98 ........... 26 ............. 3 .............0 ....... 0 ..........0 ............. 0-0 ..............0 ........0 ........ 0 ........................BuffaloGrove,ILPaulYsebaert,C ................................ 1984-87 ........... 11 ........... 129 ..........73 .... 135 ......208 ........ 74-148 ...........36 .......2 ....... 11 .......................... Corunna, ONT

86

All-Time Goalie RosterGoaltenders

Player, Pos ................. Years ........ # ....... GP .....W-L-T... Minutes ..GA ...GAA ....SVS ... SvPct .SHO ...............HometownChristianAlbitz ................... 1988-91 .......29/35 .........3 ..........0-0-0 ...........3:46 ..........0 ........0.00..........0 ......... ---- ........0 .......................Pittsburgh,PARich Badone ........................ 1969-71 ........1/30 .........21 .........6-8-0 .........947:33 .......65 .......4.12........454 ...... .875 .......0 ........... WestSpringfield,MADoug Bivins ......................... 1978-79 ......... 30 ............6 ..........1-1-0 .........166:07 .......13 .......4.70.........68 ....... .840 .......1 ..........................Beckley, WVDon Boyd ............................ 1971-74 .......... 1 ............34 .......13-15-0 ......1698:21 .....145 ......5.12........829 ...... .851 .......2 .........................Dryden, ONTJohn Burke .......................... 1987-91 .......... 1 ............40 .......12-14-1 ......1798:32 .....126 ......4.20........676 ...... .843 .......1 .........................Newton, MADave Charbonneau ............. 1985-86 .......... 1 .............1 ..........0-0-0 ..........25:06 .........1 ........2.39.........11 ....... .917 .......0 ......................Chatham, ONTWally Charko....................... 1977-81 .......... 1 ...........112 ......61-41-6 ......6323:29 .....380 ......3.61.......2919 ..... .885 .......2 .......................Islington, ONTWill Clarke .......................... 1991-95 ......... 29 ...........66 .......26-29-3 ......3638:21 .....230 ......3.79.......1504 ..... .867 .......0 ..........................Wilmette,ILWayne Collins ..................... 1981-85 .......... 1 ............49 .......29-16-2 ......2827:30 .....209 ......4.44.......1221 ..... .854 .......1 .....................Burlington, MAPaul Connell ........................ 1986-90 ........1/29 ........106 ......60-33-6 ......6028:35 .....397 ......3.95.......2442 ..... .860 .......1 ..........................Cranston, RINoel Crawford .................... 1993-95 ......... 30 ............5 ..........0-0-0 ..........20:51 .........3 ........8.63..........6 ........ .667 .......0 ...............Bowling Green, OHNathan Cressman ............... 1991-92 .......... 1 .............5 ..........1-4-0 .........269:02 .......32 .......7.14........136 ...... .810 .......0 ...................Cambridge, ONTMike David .......................... 1979-83 ......... 30 ...........89 .......48-25-4 ......4760:40 .....301 ......3.79.......2163 ..... .878 .......3 ................Scarborough, ONTAaron Ellis ........................... 1992-93 ......... 30 ...........25 .......14-10-1 ......1478:52 ......94 .......3.81........652 ...... .874 .......1 .................NewPalestine,INNick Eno .............................. 2007-11 ......... 31 ...........75 .......21-38-5 ......3904:30 .....208 ......3.20.......1688 .......885 ......0 ............................Howell, MIBob Frazee .......................... 2002-06 ......... 30 ............4 ..........1-2-0 .........135:42 .......10 .......4.42.........69 ....... .855 .......0 ........... Colorado Springs, COPaul Galaski ........................ 1969-72 .......... 1 ............50 .......25-14-8 ......2794:35 .....163 ......3.50.......1222 ..... .882 .......2 .................. Willowdale, ONTPhil Greer ............................ 2006-SA ......... 30 ............3 ..........0-0-0 ...........8:53 ..........2 .......13.51.........1 ........ .333 .......0 .........................Franklin, MAAndrew Hammond ............2009-SA...........1 ........... 90 ......20-53-10 .... 4980:37 .... 247 ..... 2.98 ...... 2285 .... ..902 ..... 4 ............................Surrey, BCJohn Horrell ........................ 2004-06 ......... 34 ...........30 ........9-16-2 .......1634:52 ......96 .......3.52........699 ...... .893 .......2 ............Beckenham, EnglandRandy Johnson ................... 1983-84 ......... 30 ............2 ..........0-0-0 ..........15:12 .........2 ........7.89..........8 ........ .800 .......0 ...................... Des Plaines, ILGary Kruzich ....................... 1983-87 .......30/35 .......132 ......88-35-4 ......7783:14 .....445 ......3.43.......3580 ..... .889 .......3 ......................... Oak Lawn, ILDan Kwilas .......................... 1985-87 ......... 29 ...........11 .........6-5-0 .........652:50 .......46 .......4.23........293 ...... .864 .......1 .............Arlington Heights, ILTom Lawson ........................ 1999-00 ......... 29 ............3 ..........0-3-0 .........172:46 .......14 .......4.86.........90 ....... .865 .......0 .........................Whitby, ONTAngelo Libertucci ................ 1989-93 ......... 35 ...........81 .......31-35-6 ......4352:51 .....328 ......4.52.......1869 ..... .851 .......1 ........................Toronto, ONTMike Liut ............................. 1973-77 ........1/30 .........89 .......53-27-1 ......4962:56 .....277 ......3.35.......2204 ..... .888 .......4 ................ Woodbridge, ONTTyler Masters ...................... 1999-03 .......... 1 ...........114 ......38-63-9 ......6545:29 .....339 ......3.11.......3286 ..... .906 .......7 ..........................Calgary, ALBMark Mazur ........................ 1979-81 ......... 29 ............4 ..........0-0-0 ..........52:09 .........4 ........4.60.........28 ....... .875 .......0 ...............Bowling Green, OHTerry Miskolczi .................... 1969-73 ......... 30 ...........53 .......26-19-0 ......2734:46 .....188 ......4.12.......1329 ..... .876 .......4 .......................Fort Erie, ONTEddie Neville .......................... 2006 ............ 31 ...........10 .........1-7-1 .........545:40 .......38 .......4.18........233 ...... .860 .......0 ...........................Greene,NYBob Petrie ........................... 1993-97 .......... 1 ............90 .......48-31-7 ......4995:03 .....289 ......3.47.......1958 ..... .871 .......3 ........................... Canton, MIJason Piwko ........................ 1995-99 ......... 30 ...........10 .........0-3-0 .........219:47 .......16 .......4.37.........92 ....... .852 .......0 ............................ Chicago, ILEddie Powers ...................... 1983-85 ......... 29 ............8 ..........4-1-0 .........305:22 .......18 .......3.54........125 ...... .874 .......0 ...............Bowling Green, OHAl Sarachman ...................... 1973-77 .......... 1 ............65 .......37-19-3 ......3499:13 .....191 ......3.28.......1579 ..... .892 .......4 .......................... Sarnia, ONTMike Savard ........................ 1995-99 ......... 29 ...........89 .......40-39-4 ......5018:12 .....285 ......3.41.......2087 ..... .880 .......2 .......................Red Deer, ALBJordan Sigalet ..................... 2001-04 .......29/57 .......102 .....34-47-16 .....5924:09 .....294 ......2.98.......3147 ..... .907 .......6 ............................. Surrey, BCGeorge Smith ...................... 1981-82 ......... 29 ............3 ..........0-1-0 .........100:00 ........5 ........3.00.........41 ....... .891 .......0 .........................Massena,NYJimmySpratt ....................... 2005-09 .......37/29 .......100 ......27-62-5 ......5657:33 .....325 ......3.45.......2441 ..... .883 .......3 ....................Chesterfield,MIBrian Stankiewicz................ 1977-79 ......... 30 ...........35 ........27-6-0 .......1978:16 ......82 .......2.49........819 ...... .909 .......2 ......................Thornlea, ONTShawn Timm ....................... 1997-01 ......... 35 ...........46 .......11-23-5 ......2387:14 .....148 ......3.72.......1078 ..... .879 .......1 ........................Lancaster,NYScott Zacharias ..................2011-SA..........30 ........... 3 ......... 0-1-0 ......... 70:11 ........ 3 ....... 2.56 ........12 ........800 ...... 0 ................. WInnepeg, MAN

Goaltender Mike Liut played for the Falcons from 1973-1977. Dur-ing that time, he compiled a record of 53-27-1.

In 2004-05 Jordan Sigalet helped lead the Falcons to their first home playoff series in the CCHA in 10 years.

87

Hobey Baker Award Winners

Bowling Green State University’s Brian Holzinger became the 15th recipient of the Hobey Baker Memorial Award, given annually to collegiate hockey’s most outstanding player, when he was so honored in March 1995 at the NCAA Cham-pionships in Providence, Rhode Island.

Holzinger is one of two Falcon icers to receive the Hobey. In 1982, George McPheebecametheCentralCollegiateHockeyAssociation’sfirstwinneroftheprestigiousawardinitiatedayearearlierbytheDecathlonAthleticClubofBloom-ington, Minnesota.

Holzinger,anativeofParma,Ohio,pacedBGinscoringin1994-95with69points-- a career best -- over 38 games. His team-leading 35 goals, also a personal high and the sixth-best single-season total recorded in Falcon history, ranked second nationally.Hispointtotalstoodthirdbestinthecountry.

Forhiscareer,Holzingerfinishedwith102goalswhichstandstiedforseventhall-timeatBG.Heisoneofonlynineplayersinschoolhistorytohavereachedthecentury mark in career goals. Holzinger’s 185 career points rank as the 15th-best total registered in the Falcon annals.

Holzinger,a1995first-teamAcademicAll-American,joinedtheBuffaloSabresshortlyafterconcludinghisBGcareereventuallygoingontoplayfortheColumbusBlue Jackets and Tampa Bay Lightning. McPhee posted 28 goals and 52 assists for 80points(thirdnationally)enroutetocollegehockey’stophonor.TheGuelph,Ontario,nativeledtheFalconstothe1981-82CCHAtitleandanNCAATournamentappearance as a senior.

McPheefinishedhisfour-yearBGcareerastheall-timeleadingscorerbothinschool and league history with 267 points, including 114 goals. His goal and point totalscurrentlyranksecondandthird,respectively,atBG.McPhee’s88pointsrecordedasafreshmanstillstandasaFalconsingle-seasonrookiemark.

AfterhissuccessfulcareeratBG,McPheeplayedsevenseasons(1982-89) intheNHLwiththeNewYorkRangersandNewJerseyDevils,accumulating25goalsand24as-sists over 115 regular-season games. McPhee currently serves as the general manager of theWashingtonCapitals after serving fiveseasonsasDirectorofHockeyOperationsforthe Vancouver Canucks.

As seniors, McPhee and Holzinger were both named Titan West All-Americans, earned CCHA“PlayeroftheYear”honors,andlandedspots on the CCHA All-Academic team for the third straight season.

Hobey Baker Memorial Award WinnersPlayer, Position (School) Year Jack Connolly (Minnesota Duluth) ......................................... 2012Andy Miele, F (Miami) ............................................................ 2011BlakeGeoffrion,F(Wisconsin) ............................................... 2010MattGilroy,D(BostonUniversity) .......................................... 2009Kevin Porter, F (Michigan) ...................................................... 2008Ryan Duncan, F (North Dakota) .............................................. 2007MattCarle,D(Denver) ........................................................... 2006MartySertich,F(ColoradoCollege) ....................................... 2005Junior Lessard, F (Minnesota-Duluth) .................................... 2004Peter Sejna, F (Colorado College) ........................................... 2003Jordan Leopold, D (Minnesota) .............................................. 2002Ryan Miller, G (Michigan State) .............................................. 2001MikeMottau,D(BostonCollege) ........................................... 2000Jason Krog, F (New Hampshire) .............................................. 1999Chris Drury, F (Boston University) .......................................... 1998Brendan Morrison, F (Michigan) ............................................ 1997Brian Bonin, F (Minnesota) .................................................... 1996Brian Holzinger, F (Bowling Green) ...........................1995Chris Marinucci, F (Minnesota-Duluth) .................................. 1994Paul Kariya, F (Maine) ............................................................ 1993ScottPellerin,F(Maine) ........................................................ 1992David Emma, F (Boston College) ............................................ 1991Kip Miller, F (Michigan State) ................................................. 1990Lane MacDonald, F (Harvard)................................................. 1989Robb Stauber, G (Minnesota) ................................................. 1988Tony Hrkac, F (North Dakota) ................................................. 1987ScottFusco,F(Harvard) ......................................................... 1986Bill Watson, F (Minnesota-Duluth) ......................................... 1985Tom Kurvers, D (Minnesota-Duluth)....................................... 1984Mark Fusco, D (Harvard) ........................................................ 1983George McPhee, F (Bowling Green) .........................1982Neal Broten, F (Minnesota) .................................................... 1981

BGSU’s Other Hobey Baker FinalistsRob Blake, D - 1990

Nelson Emerson, F - 1988, 1989, 1990Brian Hills, F - 1982, 1983Jordan Sigalet, G - 2005

Emerson is one of only two (and the nation’s first) three-time finalists

Brian Holzinger1995 Hobey Baker Award Winner

George McPhee1982 Hobey Baker Award Winner

88

All-Americans

Brian Hills

Tim Hack

Brian Holzinger

Alan Leggett

Mike Johnson Angelo Libertucci

Ken MorrowGary Kruzich

Scott Paluch

Off The IceGTE Academic All-AmericaAt-Large First Team1983-84 Tim Hack, F1987-88 AlanLeggett,D1988-89 AlanLeggett,D1994-95 Brian Holzinger, F

GTE Academic All-AmericaAt-Large Second Team1982-83 Brian Hills, F1991-92 Angelo Libertucci, G

GTE Academic All-AmericaAt-Large Third Team1982-83 Tim Hack, F1996-97 Mike Johnson, F

Verizon AcademicAt-Large Third Team2003-04 D’Arcy McConvey, F

College Hockey Statistics BureauDivision I West All-Academic Team1983-84 Tim Hack, F

Greg Parks

Jeff Wells

Kelly Perrault

D’Arcy McConvey

Jamie Wansbrough

Brian MacLellan George McPhee

Nelson Emerson Garry Galley Dan KaneRob Blake

On The IceTitan West All-America First Team1977-78 Ken Morrow, D1981-82 Brian Hills, F Brian MacLellan, D George McPhee, F1982-83 Brian Hills, F1983-84 Garry Galley, D Dan Kane, F1985-86 Gary Kruzich, G1986-87 Gary Kruzich, G1987-88 ScottPaluch,D1988-89 Greg Parks, F1989-90 Rob Blake, D Nelson Emerson, F1994-95 Brian Holzinger, F Kelly Perrault, D

Titan West All-America Second Team1985-86 Jamie Wansbrough, F1987-88 Nelson Emerson, F1993-94 JeffWells,D

89

Olympians

Ken MorrowUnited States - 1980

Gold Medal

Rob BlakeCanada - 2006

Canada - 2002 - Gold MedalCanada - 1998 -Best Defenseman

Mark WellsUnited States - 1980

Gold Medal

Bob DobekUnited States

1976

Pierrick MaiaFrance1994

Doug RossUnited States

1976

Greg ParksCanada - 1994

Siver Medal

Brian StankiewiczAustria

1988, 1994

Kevin DahlCanada - 1992Silver Medal

Over the years, nine Bowling Green hockey play-ershaverepresentedtheirrespectivecountriesin the Olympic Games, including Ken Morrow and Mark Wells, who struck gold as part of the United States’ 1980 “Miracle on Ice” squad at LakePlacid,NewYork.

Rob Blake is the latest Falcon to join BGSU’s selectlistofOlympians,skatingforCanada’sgoldmedal winning team in February, 2002. He also was a member of Team Canada in 1998, earning Best Defenseman in that year’s games.

Greg Parks was a member of Team Canada claiming the silver medal in 1994. Kevin Dahl was a member of the 1992 Canadian team also winning the silver medal.

ThreeformerFalconsparticipatedinthe1994Olympics. In addition toParks, PierrickMaiaskated for France, while goaltender Brian Stankie-wicz made his second Olympic appearance with Austria (previously played in the 1988 games).

BobDobekandDougRosswerethefirsttwoBGicerstoparticipateintheOlympicGames.TheyassistedtheUnitedStatessquadtoafifthplacefinishin1976.

90

Awards And Honors

CCHA Coach of the Year1975-76 Ron Mason1977-78 Ron Mason1978-79 Ron Mason1981-82 JerryYork1994-95 Buddy Powers

CCHA Coach of the Year -- Media/SIDs*1981-82 JerryYork

CCHA Player of the Year1976-77 Mike Liut, G1977-78 John Markell, F (co-recipient)1978-79 Ken Morrow, D1981-82 George McPhee, F1982-83 Brian Hills, F1994-95 Brian Holzinger, F

CCHA Rookie of the Year1978-79 George McPhee, F1984-85 PaulYsebaert,F1986-87 Nelson Emerson, F

CCHA Best Offensive Defenseman1989-90 Rob Blake1994-95 Kelly Perrault1998-99 Mike Jones

CCHA Special Recognition Award1994-95 JackGregory,BGSUAthleticDirector1996-97 Dr. Marvin Kumler (BGSUFacultyRepresentative)

Terry Flanagan Memorial Award2000-01 Doug Schueller, D

All-CCHA (First Team)1972-73 Roger Archer, D1973-74 RogerArcher,D;BobDobek,F1974-75 RogerArcher,D;BobDobek,F;Mike Liut,G;DougRoss,F;AlSarachman,G1975-76 JohnMavity,D;KenMorrow,D; Al Sarachman, G1976-77 MikeLiut,G;JohnMarkell,F; JohnMavity,D;MarkWells,F1977-78 JohnMarkell,F;KenMorrow,D; Brian Stankiewicz, G1978-79 WallyCharko,G;JohnMarkell,F; KenMorrow,D;MarkWells,F1981-82 BrianHills,F;BrianMacLellan,D; George McPhee, F1982-83 GarryGalley,D;BrianHills,F1983-84 GarryGalley,D;DanKane,F1985-86 GaryKruzich,G;JamieWansbrough,F1986-87 IainDuncan,F;GaryKruzich,G1987-88 NelsonEmerson,F;ScottPaluch,D1988-89 Greg Parks, F1989-90 RobBlake,D;NelsonEmerson,F1993-94 JeffWells,D1994-95 BrianHolzinger,F;KellyPerrault,D1998-99 Adam Edinger, F2003-04 Jordan Sigalet, G

All-CCHA (First Team) -- Media/SIDs*1981-82 BrianHills,F;BrianMacLellan,D; George McPhee, F

All-CCHA (Second Team)1972-73 MikeBartley,F;DonBoyd,G;ChuckGyles,D1973-74 John Stewart, F1974-75 Mike Hartman, F1975-76 MikeHartman,F;MikeLiut,G1976-77 Ken Morrow, D1977-78 ByronShutt,F1978-79 George McPhee, F1979-80 MikeCotter,D;JohnGibb,D1980-81 BrianHills,F;GeorgeMcPhee,F1982-83 Dan Kane, F1983-84 DaveEllett,D;JohnSamanski,F1984-85 Jamie Wansbrough, F1985-86 BrianMcKee,D;PaulYsebaert,F1986-87 BrianMcKee,D;PaulYsebaert,F1988-89 RobBlake,D;NelsonEmerson,F1991-92 PeterHolmes,F;MartinJiranek,F1992-93 Brian Holzinger, F1995-96 Kelly Perrault, D1998-99 MikeJones,D;DanPrice,F2004-05 Jordan Sigalet, G2005-06 Alex Foster, F2007-08 Derek Whitmore, F

All-CCHA (Honorable Mention)1972-73 BobDobek,F;JohnStewart,F1973-74 MikeBartley,F;KevinMacDonald,D; DougRoss,F;AlSarachman,G1975-76 John Markell, F1976-77 AlSarachman,G;ByronShutt,F1977-78 MikeHartman,F;MarkWells,F1978-79 JohnGibb,D;BrianMacLellan,F; Peter Sikorski, D1979-80 BrianMacLellan,F;GeorgeMcPhee,F; Ron Megan, D1984-85 IainDuncan,F;GaryKruzich,G;GeorgeRoll,F1986-87 Don Barber, F1987-88 Andy Gribble, F1990-91 MartinJiranek,F;KenKlee,D1994-95 CurtisFry,F1996-97 CurtisFry,F;MikeJohnson,F2000-01 Greg Day, F2003-04 Kevin Bieksa, D2008-09 Dan Sexton, F

All-CCHA (Honorable Mention) -- Media/SIDs*1981-82 MikeDavid,G;GarryGalley,D;PeterWilson,F

CCHA All-Rookie Team1989-90 BrettHarkins,F1992-93 Aaron Ellis, G1993-94 CurtisFry,F;BobPetrie,G1996-97 Adam Edinger, F2004-05 Michael Hodgson, D2007-08 JacobCepis,F;NickEno,G

CCHA All-Rookie Team (Honorable Mention)1988-89 PeterHolmes,F;OtisPlageman,D1989-90 Angelo Libertucci, G1991-92 BrandonCarper,D;BrianHolzinger,F1993-94 Kelly Perrault, D1994-95 DaleCrombeen,F;AdamLamarre,D1995-96 Mike Savard, G1996-97 Peter Ratchuk, D1997-98 Shawn Timm, G1998-99 GregDay,F;GradyMoore,D1999-00 Ryan Fultz, F2003-04 Jonathan Sigalet, D2004-05 Jonathan Matsumoto, F2006-07 Kyle Page, D2009-10 Jordan Samuels-Thomas, F

CCHA All-Academic (First Team)1979-80 George McPhee, F1980-81 WallyCharko,G;GeorgeMcPhee,F1981-82 TimHack,F;BrianHills,F;GeorgeMcPhee,F1982-83 TimHack,F;BrianHills,F1983-84 Tim Hack, F1985-86 Rob Urban, F1986-87 AlanLeggett,D;RobUrban,F1987-88 AlanLeggett,D1988-89 AlanLeggett,D1989-90 Dan Bylsma, F1990-91 Angelo Libertucci, G1991-92 DanBylsma,F;AngeloLibertucci,G1992-93 Brian Holzinger, F1993-94 Brian Holzinger, F1994-95 Brian Holzinger, F1995-96 Mike Johnson, F1996-97 Mike Johnson, F1998-99 ZachHam,F;MikeSavard,G1999-00 Zach Ham, F2000-01 CurtisValentine,F2001-02 D’Arcy McConvey, F2002-03 D’Arcy McConvey. F2003-04 D’Arcy McConvey, F2004-05 Jonathan Sigalet, D2005-06 Jon Erickson, F2006-07 Jon Erickson, F2007-08 Kyle Page, D 2008-09 Kyle Page, D

CCHA All-Academic (Honorable Mention)1979-80 Steve Dawe, D1980-81 Brian Hills, F1984-85 ToddFlichel,D;RobUrban,F1990-91 DanBylsma,F;KenKlee,D1992-93 AngeloLibertucci,G;RickMullins,F1994-95 CurtisFry,F;MikeJohnson,F;KellyPerrault,D1995-96 QuinnFair,D;CurtisFry,F1996-97 CurtisFry,F;BradHolzinger,F1997-98 Dave Faulkner, F1998-99 Mike Jones, D1999-00 Grady Moore, D2001-02 MarcBarlow,D;D’ArcyMcConvey,F2002-03 Kevin Bieksa, D2003-04 KevinBieksa,D;AlexRogosheske,F; Jordan Sigalet, G

Roger Archer Bob Dobek John Markell Kelly Perrault Doug Ross Paul YsebaertDerek Whitmore

91

Awards And Honors

CCHA All-Academic (Special Mention)1996-97 KeithEbare,F;DaveFaulkner,F; JohnHustler,D;ToddKelman,D; KellyPerrault,D;MikeSavard,G1997-98 B.J.Adams,D;ZachHam,F; BradHolzinger,F;AnttiIlvonen,F; MikeJones,D;MikeSavard,G1998-99 DougSchueller,D;CurtisValentine,F; Dennis Williams, F1999-00 MarcBarlow,D;LouisMass,D; DougSchueller,D;JoeStatkus,D; CurtisValentine,F;RyanWetterberg,F; Dennis Williams, F2000-01 MarcBarlow,D;TylerKnight,F; LouisMass,D;TylerMasters,G; GradyMoore,D;DougSchueller,D; JoeStatkus,D;RyanWetterberg,F; Dennis Williams, F2001-02 KevinBieksa,D;BrianEscobedo,D; TylerMasters,G;GradyMoore,D2002-03 BenAssenmacher,F;SteveBrudzewski,F; Tyler Masters, G2003-04 RyanBarnett,F;SteveBrudzewski,F; BobFrazee,G;ChrisPedota,D;JonSitko,D

CCHA Player of the Week1978-79 Wally Charko, G (Nov. 21-25) Brian MacLellan, F (Dec. 28-30, Feb. 2-3#) Andy Crowther, F (Jan. 5-6) George McPhee, F (Feb. 9-10) John Markell, F (Feb. 20-24)1979-80 Steve Dawe, F (Week-10) George McPhee, F (Week-18)1980-81 George McPhee, F (Weeks-1 & 6) Brian Hills, F (Week-17) John Samanski, F (Week-19)1981-82 Brian Hills, F (Week-9) George McPhee, F (Week-13) Peter Wilson, F (Week-14) Dan Kane, F (Week-22)1982-83 Brian Hills, F (Week-7) Jamie Wansbrough, F (Week-20) Mike David, G (Week-21)1983-84 Garry Galley, D (Week-4) Dan Kane, F (Week-12#) Gino Cavallini, F (Week-15) Mike Pikul, D (Week-23#) Gary Kruzich, G (Week-24)1984-85 Wayne Collins, G (Week-8) PaulYsebaert,F(Weeks-9&15#) Rob Urban, F (Week-21)1985-86 Jamie Wansbrough, F (Week-4) Gary Kruzich, G (Week-12)1986-87 PaulYsebaert,F(Weeks-4&20) Gary Kruzich, G (Weeks-9#, 12# & 17);IainDuncan,F(Week-15#)1987-88 Andy Gribble, F (Week-7) Don Barber, F (Week-11) Nelson Emerson, F (Weeks-17 & 20) ScottPaluch,D(Weeks-19&23#) Paul Connell, G (Week-22)1988-89 Greg Parks, F (Week-3) Paul Connell, G (Weeks-11 & 16)1989-90 Rob Blake, D (Week-7) Peter Holmes, F (Week-16)

1990-91 BrettHarkins,F(Week-3) Angelo Libertucci, G (Week-7) MartinJiranek,F(Week-19)1991-92 Angelo Libertucci, G (Week-9) Brian Holzinger, F (Week-16)

CCHA Offensive Player of the Week1992-93 Brian Holzinger, F (Week-7)1994-95 Brian Holzinger, F (Weeks-1 & 9) Jason Clark, F (Week-11)1995-96 Mike Hall, F (Week-7) BrettPunchard,F(Week-20)1996-97 BrettPunchard,F(Week-2) Mike Johnson, F (Week-16)1998-99 Adam Edinger, F (Week-7)1999-00 Craig Desjarlais, F (Week-3)2005-06 Alex Foster, F (Week-4)2006-07 Derek Whitmore (Week-18)2007-08 James Perkin (Week-12) Derek Whitmore (Weeks-5 &14)2008-09 Dan Sexton, F (Week-11)

CCHA Defensive Player of the Week1992-93 JeffWells,D(Week-5) Aaron Ellis, G (Week-8)1993-94 Bob Petrie, G (Weeks-1 & 19) Kelly Perrault, D (Week-16)1994-95 MattEldred,D(Week-13) Chad Ackerman, D (Week-17)1995-96 Bob Petrie, G (Week-5) Quinn Fair, D (Week-17) Mike Savard, G (Week-21)1996-97 Peter Ratchuk, D (Week-8)1997-98 Shawn Timm, G (Weeks-8 & 16)1998-99 Michael Jones, D (Week-7) Mike Savard, G (Week-10)1999-00 Tyler Masters, G (Week-8 & 21) Michael Jones, D (Week-17)2000-01 Tyler Masters, G (Week-15)2003-04 Jordan Sigalet, G (Weeks-8, 14 & 20)2004-05 TaylorChristie,D(Week-12) Don Morrison, D (Week-6)

CCHA Rookie of the Week1998-99 Grady Moore, D (Week-5) Greg Day, F (Week-18)1999-00 Tyler Masters, G (Week-9) Ryan Fultz, F (Week-15 & 19)2000-01 D’Arcy McConvey, F (Week-9)2001-02 Ryan Minnabarriet, F (Week-6)2003-04 Jonathan Sigalet, D (Week-11)2004-05 Alex Foster, F (Week-10) Jonathan Matsumoto (Week-1 and 4)2005-06 Brandon Svendsen (Week-10)2007-08 Jacob Cepis (Weeks-12 & 16) Dan Sexton (Week-14)2008-09 Nick Bailen (Week-11)2009-10 Jordan Samuels-Thomas (Week-5)2011-12 Ryan Carpenter x2 (Week-1 and 15)

CCHA Goalie of the Week2004-05 Jordan Sigalet (Week-6 and 15)2005-06 Jon Horrell (Week-2, 10 &11)2008-09 JimmySpratt(Week-11)2011-12 Andrew Hammond (Week-2)

All-MCHA (First Team)1969-70 BruceBlyth,F;ChuckGyles,D; Glen Shirton, D1970-71 MikeBartley,F;GerryBradbury,F; Glen Shirton, D

All-MCHA (Second Team)1969-70 OwenFreeman,F;PaulGalaski,G1970-71 BruceBlyth,F;ChuckGyles,D; Gord McCosh, D

Key: •BG competed in theMidwestCollegiateHockeyAssociation(MCHA)from1969-70to1970-71priortojoiningtheCentralCollegiateHockeyAssociation(CCHA)in 1971-72. •AllCCHAawardvotinghasbeenconductedbytheleague’scoacheswiththeexceptionofall-academicteam(facultyrepresentatives)unlessotherwisenoted.Priorto the 1992-93 season, the all-rookie teams were chosen by the media/SIDs. •ListedarethefirstyearsthefollowingCCHAawardswereinitiated:All-League(1972-73);CoachoftheYear(1975-76);PlayeroftheYear(1976-77);RookieoftheYear&PlayeroftheWeek(1978-79);All-Academic(1979-80), SpecialMention (1996-97);All-Rookie (1988-89);BestOffensiveDefenseman (1989-90);BestDefensiveDefenseman(1989-90);BestDefensiveForward(1989-90);Offensive&DefensivePlayerof theWeek (1992-93);TerryFlanaganMemorialAward(1992-93);SpecialRecognitionAward(1993-94);CCHARookieoftheWeek(1998-99);CCHAGoalieoftheWeek(2004-05).

*VotingconductedbytheSouth Bend Tribune for one season only

# shared honor

Gino Cavallini Wally Charko Curtis Fry Chuck Gyles John Samanski Jeff WellsMartin Jiranek

92

Awards And Honors

Bank One Badger Showdown MVP1994 Brian Holzinger, F1998 Adam Edinger, F

Bank One Badger Showdown1994 Brian Holzinger, F1998 AdamEdinger,F;MikeJones,D; Mike Savard, G

CCHA Tournament MVP1983 Mike David, G1988 Paul Connell, G

CCHA Tournament1972 RogerArcher,D;MikeBartley,F1973 RogerArcher,D;JohnStewart,F; Bruce Woodhouse, F1974 Rich Nagai, F1975 Roger Archer, D1982 BrianMacLellan,D;GeorgeMcPhee,F1983 MikeDavid,G;GarryGalley,D; DanKane,F;MikePikul,D1984 DaveEllett,D1986 Jamie Wansbrough, F1987 GaryKruzich,G;ScottPaluch,D; PaulYsebaert,F1988 DonBarber,F;PaulConnell,G; ScottPaluch,D1990 Rob Blake, D

Cleveland College Hockey Classic1992 BrettHarkins,F;JeffWells,D

Cleveland Cup1969 Glen Shirton, D1971 GerryBradbury,F;ChuckGyles,D

Cleveland Cup Outstanding Defenseman1971 Chuck Gyles

Cleveland Cup Outstanding Forward1971 Gerry Bradbury

Cleveland Holiday Hockey Festival1972 MikeBartley,F;BobDobek,F

College Hockey Classic1985 DonBarber,F;ToddFlichel,D

Cornell Holiday Festival All-Stars1977 JohnMarkell,F;KenMorrow,D

Dexter Hockey Classic1993 Brian Holzinger, F

Dexter Shoe Classic MVP1987 Don Barber, F

Dexter Shoe Classic 1987 DonBarber,F;NelsonEmerson,F; ScottPaluch,D1989 RobBlake,D;NelsonEmerson,F

Dodge Holiday Classic (formerly Mariucci Classic)2002 D’Arcy McConvey, C

Great Alaska Face-Off1992 AaronEllis,G;BrianHolzinger,F

Great Lakes Invitational1976 Ken Morrow, D

Key Bank Classic MVP1983 Dan Kane, F

Key Bank Classic1983 DaveEllett,D;DanKane,F;GaryKruzich,G

Ledyard Classic2004 Jordan Sigalet

Lefty McFadden Invitational 2002 TylerMasters,G;MarkWires,F

Mariucci Classic1991 MartinJiranek,F;AngeloLibertucci,G1995 Brad Holzinger, F

NCAA Tournament MVP1984 Gary Kruzich, G %

NCAA Tournament (First Team)1984 DaveEllett,D;GarryGalley,D

North Country Festival (First Team)1974 RogerArcher,D;DaveEaston,F; Al Sarachman, G1980 George McPhee, F

North Country Festival (Second Team)1974 BobDobek,F;WayneSander,D

Old Colony Invitational MVP1978 Wally Charko, G

Old Colony Invitational All-Stars1978 WallyCharko,G;BrianMacLellan,F; GeorgeMcPhee,F;KenMorrow,D

Rensselaer/Marine Midland BankHoliday Hockey Tournament1996 Mike Johnson, F

RPI/HSBC Holiday Hockey Tournament1999 Michael Jones, D

RPI Invitational (Second Team)1974 BobDobek,F;AlSarachman,G1982 Barry Mills, D

Sheraton/US Airways Tournament1997 Mike Jones, D

Syracuse Invitational MVP1986 Gary Kruzich, G1988 Paul Connell, G

Syracuse Invitational1986 IainDuncan,F;GaryKruzich,G; BrianMcKee,D;PaulYsebaert,F

1988 PaulConnell,G;KevinDahl,D; PeterHolmes,F;GregParks,F

Toronto Cross/Border Challenge MVP1994 Brian Holzinger, F %

Toronto Cross/Border Challenge1994 DaleCrombeen,F;KellyPerrault,DUConn Toyota Holiday Classic2005 Alex Foster (MVP), Jonathan Matsumoto, Jon Horrell, Mike Nesdill

All-Star Games/International EventsAHCA Senior All-Star Game Participants1982 BrianMacLellan,D;GeorgeMcPhee,F1983 BrianHills,F;JerryYork,Coach1984 DaveO’Brian,D;MikePikul,D; John Samanski, F1993 BrettHarkins,F1994 JeffWells,D1995 Brian Holzinger, F

U.S. Olympic Festival (Trials) Participants1979 JerryYork,Coach1983 DaveEllett,D;JerryYork,Coach1985 GaryKruzich,G;ScottPaluch,D1986 GaryKruzich,G;ScottPaluch,D1987 ScottPaluch,D1990 BrettHarkins,F;KenKlee,D1991 ArisBrimanis,D;BrianHolzinger,F; KenKlee,D;GlenMears,D1993 AaronEllis,G;JasonHelbing,F1994 Brian Holzinger, F1995 Brad Holzinger, F

U.S. Pre-Olympic Team Members1991 Ken Klee, D

U.S. World Junior Tournament Participants1980 Barry Mills, D1986 ScottPaluch,D(Bronze)1991 Ken Klee, D1992 Brian Holzinger, F (Bronze)1994 Aaron Ellis, G1999 Ryan Murphy, F

Wells Fargo Cup2001 Greg Day, F

World Junior All-Tournament (Second Team)1985 ScottPaluch,D

World University Games Participants1972 TedSator,F;TomSheehan,D

World University Hockey Championship(U.S. Seniors/Canada All-Stars)1997 Bob Petrie, G

North American College Hockey Championship(U.S. Seniors/Canada All-Stars)2000 Michael Jones, D (Team USA Most Outstanding Player)

% MVP chosen separately from all-tournament

Don Barber Paul Connell Mike David Brett Harkins Brian Holzinger Rich NagaiAaron Ellis

93

Team Awards And Honors

Dr. Ron ZwierleinLeadership Award

1998-99 Dan Price1999-00 Michael Jones2000-01 Doug Schueller2001-02 Greg Day2002-03 D’Arcy McConvey2003-04 D’Arcy McConvey2004-05 Ryan Minnabarriet Alex Rogosheske Jordan Sigalet2005-06 Don Morrison2006-07 Derek Whitmore2007-08 Michael Hodgson2008-09 Kyle Page2009-10 Kyle Page2010-11 David Solway2011-12 Cam Wojtala

Tommy Dee

Jim Sears Award(Most Valuable Player)

1970-71 Bill Koniewich1971-72 Chuck Gyles1972-73 Mike Bartley1973-74 Mike Bartley1974-75 Roger Archer1975-76 Dave Easton1976-77 Mike Liut &ByronShutt1977-78 ByronShutt1978-79 Ken Morrow1979-80 Steve Dawe1980-81 George McPhee1981-82 George McPhee1982-83 Brian Hills1983-84 Garry Galley1984-85 Jamie Wansbrough1985-86 Gary Kruzich1986-87 Iain Duncan1987-88 ScottPaluch1988-89 Greg Parks1989-90 Rob Blake1990-91 MartinJiranek1991-92 Peter Holmes1992-93 Brian Holzinger1993-94 JeffWells1994-95 Brian Holzinger1995-96 CurtisFry1996-97 CurtisFry1997-98 Dan Price1998-99 Adam Edinger1999-00 B.J. Adams2000-01 Greg Day & Tyler Masters2001-02 Greg Day2002-03 D’Arcy McConvey & Jordan Sigalet2003-04 Jordan Sigalet2004-05 Jordan Sigalet2005-06 Alex Foster2006-07 Derek Whitmore2007-08 Derek Whitmore2008-09 Dan Sexton2009-10 Kyle Page2010-11 Andrew Hammond2011-12 Andrew Hammond

Sam Cooper Trophy(Leading Scorer)

1969-70 Bruce Blyth1970-71 Gerry Bradbury1971-72 Mike Bartley1972-73 Bob Dobek1973-74 Bob Dobek1974-75 Bob Dobek1975-76 Mike Hartman1976-77 Mark Wells1977-78 John Markell1978-79 George McPhee1979-80 George McPhee1980-81 Brian Hills1981-82 Brian Hills1982-83 Brian Hills1983-84 Dan Kane1984-85 Jamie Wansbrough1985-86 Jamie Wansbrough1986-87 PaulYsebaert1987-88 Nelson Emerson1988-89 Greg Parks1989-90 Nelson Emerson1990-91 BrettHarkins1991-92 Peter Holmes1992-93 Brian Holzinger1993-94 Brian Holzinger JeffWells1994-95 Brian Holzinger1995-96 CurtisFry1996-97 Mike Johnson1997-98 Dan Price1998-99 Dan Price1999-00 Adam Edinger2000-01 Greg Day2001-02 Greg Day2002-03 D’Arcy McConvey2003-04 D’Arcy McConvey2004-05 Jonathan Matsumoto2005-06 Alex Foster2006-07 Jonathan Matsumoto2007-08 Derek Whitmore2008-09 Dan Sexton2009-10 Jordan Samuels-Thomas2010-11 Jordan Samuels-Thomas2011-12 Ryan Carpenter

Bill & Helen Lloyd Award (Most Improved Player)

(Award established March 15, 1968for club team)

1969-70 Bill Koniewich1970-71 Bob Watson1971-72 SteveSertich1972-73 Paul Hughes1973-74 Al Sarachman1974-75 Dave Easton1975-76 Bruce Newton1976-77 YvesPelland1977-78 Steve Dawe1978-79 Wally Charko1979-80 Tim Alexander1980-81 Brian MacLellan1981-82 Mike David1982-83 Kim Collins1983-84 Gino Cavallini1984-85 Iain Duncan1985-86 Brian McKee1986-87 TomPratt1987-88 Andy Gribble Brent Regan1988-89 Thad Rusiecki1989-90 MattRuchty1990-91 Ken Klee1991-92 Jim Solly1992-93 Tom Glantz1993-94 Kevin Lune1994-95 Will Clarke1995-96 JeffHerman1996-97 Todd Kelman1997-98 Shawn Timm1998-99 Ryan Murphy1999-00 ScottHewson2000-01 Jason Gural2001-02 Steve Brudzewski2002-03 Steve Brudzewski2003-04 Ryan Minnabarriet2004-05 TaylorChristie2005-06 RyanBarnett2006-07 JimmySpratt2007-08 Nick Eno John Mazzei2008-09 Josh Boyd Tommy Dee2009-10 Tomas Petruska2010-11 Wade Finegan2011-12 Bryce Williamson

Howard Brown Award(Coaches’ Award)

1977-78 Dan Brown1978-79 Steve Dawe1979-80 Don McLaughlin1980-81 Wally Charko1981-82 Brian MacLellan1982-83 Mike David Barry Mills1983-84 Mike Pikul Wayne Wilson1984-85 George Roll1985-86 Iain Duncan1986-87 Todd Flichel1987-88 GeoffWilliams1988-89 AlanLeggett1989-90 Kevin Dahl Joe Quinn1990-91 John Burke1991-92 Dan Bylsma1992-93 Ty Eigner1993-94 Sean Pronger1994-95 Will Clarke1995-96 Jason Clark1996-97 CurtisFry1997-98 Brad Holzinger1998-99 Mike Savard1999-00 Zach Ham2000-01 Senior Class(Louis Mass, Ryan Murphy, DougSchueller,ShawnTimm,CurtisValentine,DennisWilliams)2001-02 RyanWetterberg2002-03 Tyler Knight2003-04 Kevin Bieksa2004-05 Jordan Sigalet2005-06 Brandon Svendsen2006-07 Jeremy Bronson2007-08 John Mazzei2008-09 Brandon Svendsen2009-10 Josh Boyd2010-11 David Solway2011-12 Cam Sinclair

Jack Gregory Award (Scholar-Athlete Award)

1981-82 Tim Hack1982-83 Tim Hack1983-84 Tim Hack1984-85 ScottBylsma1985-86 Rob Urban1986-87 Rob Urban1987-88 AlanLeggett1988-89 AlanLeggett1989-90 Dan Bylsma1990-91 Angelo Libertucci1991-92 Angelo Libertucci1992-93 Angelo Libertucci1993-94 Brian Holzinger1994-95 Mike Johnson1995-96 Mike Johnson1996-97 Dave Faulkner1997-98 Dave Faulkner Zach Ham1998-99 Zach Ham1999-00 Zach Ham2000-01 CurtisValentine2001-02 D’Arcy McConvey2002-03 D’Arcy McConvey2003-04 D’Arcy McConvey2004-05 Jonathan Sigalet2005-06 Jon Erickson2006-07 Jon Erickson2007-08 Kyle Page2008-09 Kyle Page2009-10 Brian Moore Kyle Page2010-11 Nick Eno2011-12 Andrew Wallace

Dr. ThomasWojciechowski

Recognition Award(Distinguished Service to the

Program)

1988-89 Tom Glick1989-90 Steve Keys1990-91 Tom Wojciechowki1991-92 Tom Wallace1992-93 Dick Powers1993-94 Jack Gregory1994-95 BarttDavis1995-96 Don Woods1996-97 Dr. Robert Romans1997-98 Bill Jones1998-99 Dr. Ron Zwierlein1999-00 Mike Ward2000-01 PaulYutzy2001-02 Paul Thayer2002-03 Marta Crow2003-04 Bill Lloyd2004-05 Terry Burton2005-06 Jim Ruehl2006-07 Ralph and Ramona DiBenedetto2007-08 Gene Robedaeu2008-09 James Brennan2009-10 Melisa & Jennifer Pikul, Shea Galley and Stephanie Wilson2010-11 Josh Kugel2011-12 Kenny Goodrich

(Award named in honor of Dr. Wojciechowski at 1991 team banquet)

Jim Ruehl Award(Best Defensive Player)

1995-96 Chad Ackerman1996-97 MattEldred1997-98 Shawn Timm1998-99 B.J. Adams1999-00 B.J. Adams2000-01 Tyler Masters2001-02 RyanWetterberg2002-03 Kevin Bieksa Jordan Sigalet2003-04 Jordan Sigalet2004-05 Michael Hodgson2005-06 Don Morrison2006-07 Kyle Page2007-08 Kyle Page2008-09 Kyle Page2009-10 Kyle Page2010-11 Andrew Hammond2011-12 Andrew Hammond

(Awardclassificationchangedin1995-96)

Josh Boyd Kyle Page Brandon SvendsenBrett Mohler

lllllllllllll

lllllllllll

Tomas Petruska

Kyle Page took home four straight Jim Ruel Awards (Best Defensive

Player) from 2006-2010.

lllllllllll

Freshman Ryan Carpenter led the Falcons in scoring last season.

94

Team Awards And Honors

Steve Ball Mike Pikul Glen Shirton Tom Thomas Wayne Wilson

Outstanding Defenseman/Forward

1969-70 Glen Shirton/Owen Freeman1970-71 Chuck Gyles/Gerry Bradbury1971-72 Chuck Gyles/Mike Bartley1972-73 Chuck Gyles/Mike Bartley1973-74 Kevin MacDonald/Bob Dobek1974-75 Roger Archer/Bob Dobek1975-76 Tom Thomas/Dave Easton1976-77 Tom Thomas/Mark Wells1977-78 Tom Thomas/John Markell1978-79 Ken Morrow/John Markell & George McPhee1979-80 MikeCotter/GeorgeMcPhee1980-81 Mike Pikul/George McPhee

Miscellaneous“Player of the Year” Awards

College Sports MagazineBrian Holzinger (1994-95)

Hockey DigestBrian Holzinger (1994-95)

The Hockey NewsBrian Holzinger (1994-95)

TheSportingNewsBrian Holzinger (1994-95)

Lester Patrick TrophyKen Morrow

(1996)

An annual award “for outstanding service to hockey in the United States.” It has been awarded since 1966 by the NHL and USA Hockey. It is considered a non-NHL trophy because it may beawardedtotoplayers,coaches,officialsandother personnel outside the NHL. The trophy is namedafterLesterPatrick(1883-1960),playerandlong-timecoachoftheNewYorkRangers,who was a developer of ice hockey. Winners areselectedbyacommitteeconsistingofvari-ousofficials,includingtheCommissioneroftheNHL,anNHLgovernor,arepresentativeoftheNewYorkRangers,amemberoftheHockeyHallofFameplayer‘ssectionandamemberoftheU.S. Hockey Hall of Fame. Each member of the committee changes annually except theNHLcommissioner.

CCHA All-AcademicThree-Time Selections

In the 25 years (1979-80 through 2003-04) CCHA FacultyAthleticRepresentativesselectedaCCHAAll-Academic First Team (six members only), 11 individualshavebeenafirstteamAll-Academicselectionallthreeyearstheywereeligible(fresh-manarenoteligible).Fourofthe11three-timeselectionsarefromBGSU:

Tim Hack ( 1982-84)

Brian Holzinger (1993-95)

AlanLeggett(1987-89)

George McPhee (1980-82)

Rink Rats Award(Most Popular)

1973-74 Mike Bartley1974-75 Roger Archer1975-76 Mike Hartman1976-77 John Markell1977-78 John Markell1978-79 Wally Charko1979-80 Tom Sears, Manager1998-99 Jason Piwko1999-00 Doug Schueller2000-01 Doug Schueller2001-02 Greg Day

W.G. Grinder’s Grinder Award

(As voted by the fans)

2002-03 Kevin Bieksa2003-04 Steve Brudzewski

Mike Bartley

Terry Flanagan Award(Most Courageous Player)

1991-92 Ken Klee1993-94 A.J. Plaskey1994-95 JeffElvin2004-05 Jordan Sigalet

lllllllllllll

lllllllllllll

lllllllllllllLady Byng Award

(Sportsmanship)

1969-70 Pete Badour1970-71 Pete Badour1971-72 Steve Ball1972-73 Steve Ball

Gay Blade Award(Best Attitude)

1973-74 Steve Ball1974-75 Steve Ball1975-76 John Markell1976-77 John Markell1977-78 John Markell1978-79 John Markell

lllllllllllllBob Beers Trophy

(Rookie of the Year)

1974-75 Mike Hartman1975-76 Mark Wells1976-77 MikeCotter1977-78 Brian Stankiewicz1978-79 George McPhee1979-80 Ron Megan1980-81 John Samanski

lllllllllllllBill Lloyd Trophy

(Penalty Killer)

1979-80 YvesPelland1980-81 Wayne Wilson

Jim Ruehl Award(Most Honorable Opponent)

1983-84 Newell Brown (MSU)1984-85 Allan Butler (LSSU)1985-86 Chris MacDonald (WMU)1986-87 Brad Jones (Michigan)1987-88 Mike Orn (Miami)1988-89 Danton Cole (MSU)1989-90 Kip Miller (MSU)1990-91 Jim Dowd (LSSU)1991-92 Dwayne Norris (MSU)1992-93 Brian Rolston (LSSU)1993-94 David Oliver (Michigan)1994-95 Wayne Strachan (LSSU)

Miscellaneous Awards

Pete Badour

95

Individual RecordsGoals in a ...Period 4 MikeHartmanvs.SUNY-Buffalo,2/20/76(2ndperiod);JamesUngeratNebraska-Omaha,3/3/07(1stperiod)Game 5 MikeHartmanvs.SUNY-Buffalo,2/20/76;JackLainevs.OhioState,2/25/77; Jamie Wansbrough vs. Notre Dame, 3/4/83Series 7 Jamie Wansbrough vs. Notre Dame, 3/4-5/83Season 44 Bob Dobek, 1973-74Career 127 Jamie Wansbrough, 1982-86

Game-Winning Goals in a ...Season 7 JohnSamanski,1982-83;JamieWansbrough,1983-84;MartinJiranek,1990-91Career 19 Mike Hartman, 1974-78

Hat Tricks in a ...Season 5 Bob Dobek, 1973-74Career 8 Mike Bartley, 1970-74

Assists in a ...Period 4 ChuckGylesvs.NotreDame,11/3/72;RichNagaiatWesternMichigan,2/2/74; Mike Hartman vs. Lake Forest, 11/7/75Game 7 Brian Hills vs. Ferris State, 1/15/82Series 9 PaulYsebaertvs.Miami,1/9-10/87Season 58 BobDobek,1974-75;PaulYsebaert,1986-87Career 182 Nelson Emerson, 1986-90

Points in a ...Period 4 19times.LastaccomplishedbyJamesUnger(4goals)vs.Nebraska-Omaha,3/3/07(1stperiod)Game 8 Mike Hall at Alaska Fairbanks, 11/23/95 (3 goals-5 assists)Series 11 DougRossvs.McMaster,1/10-11/75;MikeHartmanvs.LakeForest,11/7-8/75; Mike Hall at Alaska Fairbanks, 11/23-25/95 (3-game set)Season 94 Brian Hills, 1982-83Career 294 Nelson Emerson, 1986-90

Power-Play GoalsPeriod 2 34times.LastaccomplishedbyJonathanMatsumotovs.BostonCollege,10/15/05(2ndperiod)Game 3 9times.LastaccomplishedbyJonathanMatsumotovs.BostonCollege,10/15/05Series 6 Peter Holmes vs. Miami, 2/2-3/90Season 21 Don Barber, 1986-87Career 43 Mike Hartman, 1974-78

Short Handed GoalsPeriod 2 Nick Bandescu vs. Northern Michigan, 2/28/81Game 2 NickBandescuvs.NorthernMichigan,2/28/81;DanBylsmaatWesternMichigan,10/28/89Series 2 NickBandescuvs.NorthernMichigan,2/27-28/81;KimCollinsatIllinois-Chicago,11/5-6/82; DanBylsmaatWesternMichigan,10/27-28/89;MikeJohnsonatAlaskaFairbanks,11/23-25/95(3-gameset)Season 5 Andy Gribble, 1986-87Career 9 Andy Gribble, 1984-88

Goals by a DefensemanPeriod 2 23times.LastaccomplishedbyJonathanSigaletatMichiganState,12/3/04(2ndperiod)Game 3 JohnMavityvs.LakeForest,11/7/75;JohnGibbvs.Miami,10/27/78; ScottPaluchvs.WesternMichigan,2/19/88;RobBlakeatMiami,11/25/89Series 4 JohnMavityvs.LakeForest,11/7-8/75;ScottPaluchvs.WesternMichigan,2/19-20/88; Rob Blake at Miami, 11/24-25/89Season 23 Rob Blake, 1989-90Career 48 ScottPaluch,1984-88

Assists by a DefensemanPeriod 4 Chuck Gyles vs. Notre Dame, 11/3/72Game 6 Chuck Gyles vs. Notre Dame, 11/3/72Series 7 ScottPaluchvs.OhioState,11/6-7/87(home-and-homeseries)Season 52 Garry Galley, 1983-84Career 121 ChuckGyles,1969-73;ScottPaluch,1984-88

Points by a DefensemanPeriod 4 ChuckGylesvs.NotreDame,11/3/72;GarryGalleyvs.Michigan,10/29/82; Chad Ackerman vs. Notre Dame, 3/10/95Game 6 ChuckGylesvs.NotreDame,11/3/72;JohnMavityvs.LakeForest,11/7/75; John Gibb vs. Miami, 10/27/78Series 8 JohnMavityvs.LakeForest,11/7-8/75;ScottPaluchvs.WesternMichigan,2/19-20/88; Rob Blake at Miami, 11/24-25/89Season 67 Garry Galley, 1983-84Career 169 ScottPaluch,1984-88

Most Saves by GoaliePeriod 30 Wally Charko vs. Ohio State, 2/29/80Game 56 Jordan Sigalet at Notre Dame, 10/17/03Series 88 Terry Miskolczi vs. Ohio State, 2/9-10/73 (home-and-home series)Season 1,140 Jordan Sigalet, 2003-04Career 3,580 Gary Kruzich, 1983-87

Fewest Saves by GoaliePeriod 0 ShawnTimmvs.AlaskaFairbanks,11/14/98(3rdperiod);JordanSigaletvs.NotreDame,10/18/03(3rdperiod)Game 10 5times.LastaccomplishedbyBobPetrievs.FerrisState,12/3/93Series 24 MikeLiutvs.SUNY-Buffalo,2/20-21/76

Games PlayedSeason 47 GregParks,1988-89;JoeQuinn,1988-89;ThadRusiecki,1988-89Career 178 GregParks,1985-89;NelsonEmerson,1986-90

Jordan Sigalet owns the record for most saves in a game (55) and season (1,140).

Nelson Emerson scored 294 points in 178 gamestobecometheFalconsall-time

leading scorer.

96

Individual/Team RecordsGoalie RecordsMost Goals Allowed in a Period............................7 ........................................................................................... Don Boyd at Lake Superior, 11/10/72

Most Goals Allowed in a Game ...........................15 ..................................................................................... Wayne Collins at Michigan State, 2/8/85

Most Goals Allowed in a Series ...........................16 ..................................................................................... Wally Charko vs. Michigan, 10/19-20/79

Most Goals Allowed in a Season.........................155 ................................................................................................................. Paul Connell, 1987-88

Fewest Goals Allowed in a Game .........................0 .............................62times.LastaccomplishedbyAndrewHammondvs.LSSU,10/21/11(1-0)

Fewest Goals Allowed in a Series .........................1 ..........AngeloLibertuccivs.WesternMich.,11/23-24/90;JordanSigaletatUnion,10/22-23/04

..........................................................................................................................................................................JimmySprattvs.Michigan,1/16-17/09

Most Shutouts (Complete) in a Season ................3 ............................................................................TylerMasters,2000-01;JimmySpratt,2008-09

Most Shutouts (Complete) in a Career .................7 ..................................................................................................................Tyler Masters, 1999-03

Most Opponent Saves in a Game ........................64 .................................................................................. John Whelan of Illinois-Chicago, 11/11/83

Best Seasonal Goals-Against Average ................ 2.39 ................................................................................................................ Wally Charko, 1978-79

Best Career Goals-Against Average ................... 2.49 ......................................................................................................... Brian Stankiewicz, 1977-79

Most Wins in a Season ........................................32 ................................................................................................................. Wally Charko, 1978-79

Most Wins in a Career .........................................88 ............................................................................. Gary Kruzich, 1984-87 (former NCAA Record)

Best Seasonal Record .......................................32-5-2 .............................................................................................................. Wally Charko, 1978-79

Best Career Record ..........................................88-35-4 .............................................................................................................. Gary Kruzich, 1983-87

MostConsecutiveWins .......................................14 .................................................................................................................. Gary Kruzich, 1986-87

ConsecutiveGamesUnbeaten ............................24 .................................................................................................................. Gary Kruzich, 1986-87

Most Assists in a Game .........................................2 .........................................................................................Wally Charko vs. Lake Superior, 3/2/79

Most Assists in a Season .......................................8 ................................................................................................................... Gary Kruzich, 1986-87

Most Assists in a Career ......................................10 .................................................................................................................. Gary Kruzich, 1983-87

Scoreless Minutes ............................................ 154:43 .. BrianStankiewicz,1977-78(50:07vs.LakeSuperior;60:00vs.St.Louis;44:36vs.OhioSt.)

Team RecordsWinning Margin ...................................................15 .......................................................................................................... vs. Miami (15-0), 10/27/78

Losing Margin ......................................................14 .................................................................................................. at Michigan State (15-1), 2/8/85

Goals in a Period ..................................................10 ................................................................ vs.SUNY-Buffalo,2/20/76;vs.NotreDame,11/26/82

Goals in a Game...................................................15 ............................................................ 4times.Lastaccomplishedvs.Illinois-Chicago,1/29/83

Goals in a Series ..................................................28 .......................................................................................................vs.SUNY-Buffalo,2/20-21/76

Goals in a Season ................................................279 ....................................................................................................................................... 1978-79

Goals Allowed in a Game .....................................15 ............................................................................................................ at Michigan State, 2/8/85

Fewest Goals Allowed in a Season.......................90 ........................................................................................................................................ 1975-76

Goals Allowed in a Season ..................................196 ....................................................................................................................................... 1984-85

Hat Tricks in a Game .............................................3 ................................................................................................................. at Lake Forest, 1/19/74

Hat Tricks in a Series .............................................3 .................................................. 5times.LastaccomplishedatAlaska-Anchorage,10/14-15/88

Hat Tricks in a Season ..........................................12 ........................................................................................................................................ 1973-74

Power-Play Goals in a Season ..............................84 ........................................................................................................................................ 1986-87

Power-Play Goals Allowed (Season) ....................68 ........................................................................................................................................ 1989-90

Short-Handed Goals in a Season .........................21 ........................................................................................................................................ 1973-74

Short-Handed Goals Allowed (Season) ................16 ........................................................................................................................................ 2005-06

Assists in a Period ................................................18 ............................................................................................................ vs.SUNY-Buffalo,2/20/76

Assists in a Game .................................................27 ............................................................................................................ vs.SUNY-Buffalo,2/20/76

Assists in a Series .................................................53 .......................................................................................................vs.SUNY-Buffalo,2/20-21/76

Assists in a Season ..............................................466 ....................................................................................................................................... 1978-79

Points in a Period .................................................28 ............................................................................................................ vs.SUNY-Buffalo,2/20/76

Points in a Game ..................................................42 ............................................................................................................ vs.SUNY-Buffalo,2/20/76

Points in a Series..................................................81 .......................................................................................................vs.SUNY-Buffalo,2/20-21/76

Points in a Season ...............................................745 ....................................................................................................................................... 1978-79

Wins in a Season..................................................37 ........................................................................................................................................ 1978-79

Losses in a Season ...............................................27 ........................................................................................................................................ 1997-98

Ties in a Season ....................................................9 ......................................................................................................................................... 2003-04

Fewest Wins in a Season ......................................5 ......................................................................................................................................... 2009-10

Fewest Losses in a Season ....................................6 ......................................................................................................................................... 1978-79

Fewest Ties in a Season ........................................0 ......................................................................................... 6times.Lastaccomplishedin1985-86

OvertimeGamesinaSeason...............................11 ......................................................................................................................... 1991-92, 2003-04

Most Shots On Goal in a Period ...........................32 ................................................................................... vs. Illinois-Chicago, 11/11/83 (3rd period)

Most Shots On Goal in a Game............................72 ....................................................................................................... vs. Illinois-Chicago, 11/11/83

Fewest Shots On Goal in a Period ........................ 1 ...............................................Manytimes.LastaccomplishedatMichigan,1/9/07(1stperiod)

Consecutive Game RecordsLongest Winning Streak .......................................17 .................................................................................. Michigan Tech through Michigan, 1983-84

Longest Unbeaten Streak ....................................23 .............................................................................. Vermont through St. Louis (22-0-1), 1978-79

Longest Losing Streak ..........................................14 ................................................................. Michigan State through Northern Michigan, 1990-91

Longest Winless Streak ........................................14 ....................................................Michigan State through Northern Michigan (0-14-0), 1990-91

Longest Home Winning Streak ............................23 ..................................................................Western Ontario through Colorado College, 1977-78

Longest Home Unbeaten Streak ..........................23 ....................................................Western Ontario through Colorado College (23-0-0), 1977-78

Longest Home Losing Streak ................................7 ...................................................................... Western Michigan through Lake Superior, 1997-98

Longest Home Winless Streak ..............................7 .................................................................... Illinois-Chicago through Ohio State (0-5-2), 1991-92

........................................................................................................................................... Western Michigan through Lake Superior (0-7-0), 1997-98

Longest Road Winning Streak* ............................11 ................................................................................................ Miami through St. Louis, 1978-79

Longest Road Losing Streak* ...............................17 ..................................................................................... Michigan State through Miami, 1990-91

Team Scoring ......................................................248 .......................................................11/6/81 (vs. Michigan Tech) through 3/21/87 (vs. Harvard)

Individual Goal Scoring ........................................11 ........................................................MikeHall,1994-95(last3games)-1995-96(first8games)

Individual Goal Scoring (Same Season) ...............10 ............................................................................................................ Nelson Emerson, 1987-88

Individual Assists .................................................14 .................................................................................................................PaulYsebaert,1986-87

Individual Points ..................................................29 ............................................................................................................ Nelson Emerson, 1989-90

Games Played .....................................................165 .......................................................................... Wayne Wilson, 1980-84 (former NCAA record)

* Neutral site games counted as road contests

ScottPaluchleadsallFalcondefensemanwith 169 career points.

Gary Kruzich posted 3,580 career saves from 1983-87, the most by any Falcon.

97

BGSU Career LeadersCentury Club

CAREER POINTS Player, Pos. (Years) Games Goals Assists Points P-PG1. Nelson Emerson, C (1986-90) .......... 178 .........112 .......182.......294 ....1.6522. Brian Hills, C (1979-83) .................... 156 .........116 .......154.......270 ....1.7313. George McPhee, W (1978-82) ......... 153 .........114 .......153.......267 ....1.7454. Greg Parks, C (1985-89) ................... 178 .........101 .......139.......240 ....1.3485. Jamie Wansbrough, RW (1982-86) .. 164 .........127 .......110.......237 ....1.4456. John Markell, LW (1975-79) ............. 150 .........102 .......133.......235 ....1.5677. Mark Wells, C (1975-79) .................. 154 ......... 77 .......154.......231 ....1.5008. Bob Dobek, C (1972-75) .................. 108 ......... 94 .......134.......228 ....2.1119. Mike Bartley, RW (1970-74) ............. 138 .........118 .......104.......222 ....1.60910. PaulYsebaert,C(1984-87) .............. 129 ......... 73 .......135.......208 ....1.612 BrettHarkins,C/W(1989-93) .......... 150 ......... 60 .......148.......208 ....1.38712. Don Barber, LW (1984-88) ............... 155 ......... 83 .......115.......198 ....1.27713. Mike Hartman, C (1974-78) ............. 122 .........114 ....... 83 .......197 ....1.61514. CurtisFry,C/RW(1993-97) .............. 153 ......... 68 .......126.......194 ....1.26815. Peter Holmes, RW (1988-92) ........... 164 ......... 84 .......108.......192 ....1.17116. Brian Holzinger, C/RW (1991-95) ..... 147 .........102 ....... 83 .......185 ....1.25917. Dan Kane, C (1981-84) ..................... 123 ......... 59 .......112.......171 ....1.39018. Iain Duncan, LW (1983-87) .............. 161 ......... 72 ....... 98 .......170 ....1.05619. ScottPaluch,D(1984-88) ................ 165 ......... 48 .......121.......169 ....1.02420. MartinJiranek,C(1988-92) ............. 155 ......... 78 ....... 90 .......168 ....1.08421. John Samanski, C (1980-84) ............. 134 ......... 74 ....... 91 .......165 ....1.23122. Mike Johnson, RW (1993-97) .......... 143 ......... 64 ....... 98 .......162 ....1.13323. Rich Nagai, LW (1972-76) ................ 138 ......... 68 ....... 88 .......156 ....1.13024. Dave Easton, C (1974-78) ................ 140 ......... 61 ....... 93 .......154 ....1.10025. Chuck Gyles, D (1969-73) ................ 123 ......... 31 .......121.......152 ....1.236 Garry Galley, D (1981-84) ................ 126 ......... 35 .......117.......152 ....1.206 George Roll, W (1981-85) ................ 161 ......... 62 ....... 90 .......152 ....0.94428. Brian Meharry, C (1984-88) ............. 138 ......... 52 ....... 99 .......151 ....1.09429. Kelly Perrault, D (1993-97) .............. 147 ......... 45 .......103.......148 ....1.00730. Gord McCosh, C (1969-73) .............. 101 ......... 56 ....... 91 .......147 ....1.45531. Pete Badour, D (1969-73) ................ 128 ......... 71 ....... 73 .......144 ....1.12532. Brian MacLellan, W/D (1978-82) ..... 160 ......... 64 ....... 79 .......143 ....0.89433. Andy Gribble, RW (1984-88) ............ 172 ......... 67 ....... 75 .......142 ....0.82634. Dan Price, RW (1995-99) ................. 136 ......... 60 ....... 81 .......141 ....1.037 Steve Ball, LW (1971-75) .................. 141 ......... 46 ....... 95 .......141 ....1.00036. Tom Newton, C/W (1975-80) .......... 139 ......... 58 ....... 82 .......140 ....1.007 Paul Titanic, W (1975-79) ................ 153 ......... 56 ....... 84 .......140 ....0.915 Jason Clark, LW/C (1992-96) ............ 155 ......... 52 ....... 88 .......140 ....0.90339. Peter Wilson, W (1980-84) .............. 158 ......... 68 ....... 69 .......137 ....0.86740. ByronShutt,W(1974-78) ................ 136 ......... 49 ....... 87 .......136 ....1.00041. BrettPunchard,C/LW(1993-97) ..... 130 ......... 46 ....... 89 .......135 ....1.03842. Greg Day, C (1998-2002) .................. 154 ..........60 .........74........134 ....0.87043. MattRuchty,LW(1987-91) .............. 164 ......... 58 ....... 75 .......133 ....0.81144. Gerry Bradbury, C (1970-74) ............ 107 ......... 48 ....... 84 .......132 ....1.23445. John Mavity, D (1974-78) ................. 126 ......... 36 ....... 95 .......131 ....1.040 Adam Edinger, C (1996-00) ............. 135 ........ 57 ....... 74 .......131 ....0.97047. Mike Pikul, D (1980-84) ................... 156 ......... 23 .......107.......130 ....0.83348. Doug Ross, RW (1973-75) ................ 74 ......... 65 ....... 64 .......129 ....1.74349. Marc Potvin, RW (1986-90) ............. 174 ......... 62 ....... 65 .......127 ....0.73050. Ken Morrow, D (1975-79) ................ 154 ......... 34 ....... 91 .......125 ....0.81251. Perry Braun, C (1980-84) ................. 150 ......... 51 ....... 73 .......124 ....0.82752. John Stewart, C (1972-74) ............... 74 ......... 47 ....... 73 .......120 ....1.62253. Brian McKee, D (1984-87) ............... 107 ......... 40 ....... 79 .......119 ....1.11254. Steve Murphy, W (1974-78)............. 138 ......... 58 ....... 60 .......118 ....0.85555. Joe Quinn, RW (1986-90)................. 167 ......... 50 ....... 64 .......114 ....0.68356. Jonathan Matsumoto (2005-07) ...... 110 ..........49 .........64........113 ....1.02757. Brent Regan, C (1984-88)................. 159 ......... 50 ....... 59 .......109 ....0.68658. Bruce Newton, W (1975-79) ............ 145 ......... 45 ....... 61 .......106 ....0.731 Sean Pronger, C/W (1990-94) .......... 151 ......... 52 ....... 54 .......106 ....0.70260. JeffWells,D(1990-94) ..................... 146 ......... 27 ....... 78 .......105 ....0.719 Mike Hall, C/LW (1992-96) ............... 150 ......... 53 ....... 52 .......105 ....0.70062. Rob Blake, D (1987-90) .................... 131 ......... 39 ....... 65 .......104 ....0.79463. Jack Laine, D/RW (1973-77)............. 134 ......... 53 ....... 50 .......103 ....0.769 YvesPelland,C(1976-80) ................ 143 ......... 46 ....... 57 .......103 ....0.720 Derek Whitmore, F (2004-08) .......... 143 ..........70 .........33........103 ....0.72066. Ryan Murphy, LW (1997-2001) ........ 144 ..........45 .........57........102 ... 0.708 D’Arcy McConvey, C (2000-04) ......... 153 ..........31 .........71........102 ....0.66768. Dave O’Brian, D/W (1980-84) .......... 156 ..........38 .........63........101 ....0.647 Wayne Wilson, D (1980-84) ............. 165 ..........14 .........87........101 ....0.612

CAREER GOALS Player, Pos. (Years) Games Goals G-PG1. Jamie Wansbrough, RW (1982-86) ........... 164 ............ 127 ........... 0.7742. Mike Bartley, RW (1970-74) ...................... 138 ............ 118 ........... 0.8553. Brian Hills, C (1979-83) ............................. 156 ............ 116 ........... 0.7444. Mike Hartman, C (1974-78) ...................... 122 ............ 114 ........... 0.934 George McPhee, W (1978-82) .................. 153 ............ 114 ........... 0.7456. Nelson Emerson, C (1986-90) ................... 178 ............ 112 ........... 0.6297. Brian Holzinger, C/RW (1991-95) .............. 147 ............ 102 ........... 0.694 John Markell, LW (1975-79) ...................... 150 ............ 102 ........... 0.6809. Greg Parks, C (1985-89) ............................ 178 ............ 101 ........... 0.56710. Bob Dobek, C (1972-75)............................ 108 ............ 94 ........... 0.87011. Peter Holmes, RW (1988-92) .................... 164 ............ 84 ........... 0.51212. Don Barber, LW (1984-88) ........................ 155 ............ 83 ........... 0.53513. MartinJiranek,C(1988-92) ...................... 155 ............ 78 ........... 0.50314. Mark Wells, C (1975-79) ........................... 154 ............ 77 ........... 0.50015. John Samanski, C (1980-84) ...................... 134 ............ 74 ........... 0.55216. PaulYsebaert,C(1984-87) ....................... 129 ............ 73 ........... 0.56617. Iain Duncan, LW (1983-87) ....................... 161 ............ 72 ........... 0.44718. Pete Badour, D/RW (1969-73) .................. 128 ............ 71 ........... 0.55519. Derek Whitmore, F (2004-08) ................... 143 ............. 70 ............ 0.49020. Rich Nagai, LW (1972-76).......................... 138 ............ 68 ........... 0.493 CurtisFry,C/RW(1993-97) ....................... 153 ............ 68 ........... 0.444 Peter Wilson, RW (1980-84) ..................... 158 ............ 68 ........... 0.430

CAREER ASSISTS Player, Pos. (Years) Games Assists A-PG1. Nelson Emerson, C (1986-90) ................... 178 ............ 182 ........... 1.0222. Mark Wells, C (1975-79) ........................... 154 ............ 154 ........... 1.000 Brian Hills, C (1979-83) ............................. 156 ............ 154 ........... 0.9874. George McPhee, W (1978-82) .................. 153 ............ 153 ........... 1.0005. BrettHarkins,C/W(1989-93) ................... 150 ............ 148 ........... 0.9876. Greg Parks, C (1985-89) ............................ 178 ............ 139 ........... 0.7817. PaulYsebaert,C(1984-87) ....................... 129 ............ 135 ........... 1.0478. Bob Dobek, C (1972-75)............................ 108 ............ 134 ........... 1.2419. John Markell, LW (1975-79) ...................... 150 ............ 133 ........... 0.88710. CurtisFry,C/RW(1993-97) ....................... 153 ............ 126 ........... 0.82411. Chuck Gyles, D (1969-73) ......................... 123 ............ 121 ........... 0.984 ScottPaluch,D(1984-88) ......................... 165 ............ 121 ........... 0.73313. Garry Galley, D (1981-84) ......................... 126 ............ 117 ........... 0.92914. Don Barber, LW (1984-88) ........................ 155 ............ 115 ........... 0.74215. Dan Kane, C (1981-84) .............................. 123 ............ 112 ........... 0.91116. Jamie Wansbrough, RW (1982-86) ........... 164 ............ 110 ........... 0.67117. Peter Holmes, RW (1988-92) .................... 164 ............ 108 ........... 0.65918. Mike Pikul, D (1980-84) ............................ 156 ............ 107 ........... 0.68619. Mike Bartley, RW (1970-74) ...................... 138 ............ 104 ........... 0.75420. Kelly Perrault, D (1993-97) ....................... 147 ............ 103 ........... 0.701

Nelson Emerson is the all time points leader in Falcon history.

98

Conference Records

CCHA ScoringCareer Points Player (Years) ...........................Games ...... Goals .... Assists ....Points .....P-PG

1. Nelson Emerson (1986-90) ...........128 ........... 84 .......... 136 ......... 220 ...... 1.719

2. Brian Hills (1979-83) .....................100 ........... 88 .......... 109 ......... 197 ...... 1.970

3. Jamie Wansbrough (1982-86) ......121 ........... 92 ........... 91 .......... 183 ...... 1.512

4. Greg Parks (1985-89) ....................128 ........... 76 .......... 103 ......... 179 ...... 1.398

5. BrettHarkins(1989-93) ................120 ........... 47 .......... 125 ......... 172 ...... 1.433

6. George McPhee (1978-82) ............90 ............ 61 .......... 104 ......... 165 ...... 1.833

PaulYsebaert(1984-87) ................96 ............ 59 .......... 106 ......... 165 ...... 1.719

8. Don Barber (1984-88) ...................110 ........... 63 ........... 84 .......... 147 ...... 1.336

Peter Holmes (1988-92) ...............128 ........... 68 ........... 79 .......... 147 ...... 1.148

10. CurtisFry(1993-97) ......................112 ........... 48 ........... 91 .......... 139 ...... 1.241

11. Brian Holzinger (1991-95) ............117 ........... 74 ........... 62 .......... 136 ...... 1.162

12. Iain Duncan (1983-87) ..................112 ........... 52 ........... 78 .......... 130 ...... 1.161

13. MartinJiranek(1988-92) ..............121 ........... 64 ........... 64 .......... 128 ...... 1.058

14. ScottPaluch(1984-88) .................121 ........... 36 ........... 91 .......... 127 ...... 1.050

15. Brian Meharry (1984-88) ..............106 ........... 45 ........... 80 .......... 125 ...... 1.179

16. John Markell (1975-79) .................74 ............ 43 ........... 78 .......... 121 ...... 1.635

17. John Samanski (1980-84) ..............90 ............ 56 ........... 63 .......... 119 ...... 1.322

George Roll (1981-85) ..................116 ........... 43 ........... 76 .......... 119 ...... 1.023

19. Dan Kane (1981-84) .......................85 ............ 46 ........... 72 .......... 118 ...... 1.388

20. MattRuchty(1987-91) .................117 ........... 50 ........... 63 .......... 113 ...... 0.966

21. Dan Price (1995-99) ......................105 ........... 47 ........... 64 .......... 111 ...... 1.057

22. Mark Wells (1975-79) ....................73 ............ 41 ........... 67 .......... 108 ...... 1.479

Career Goals Player (Years) ...........................Games ...... Goals ......G-PG

1. Jamie Wansbrough (1982-86) ......121 ........... 92 .........0.760

2. Brian Hills (1979-83) .....................100 ........... 88 .........0.880

3. Nelson Emerson (1986-90) ...........128 ........... 84 .........0.656

4. Greg Parks (1985-89) ....................128 ........... 76 .........0.594

5. Brian Holzinger (1991-95) ............117 ........... 74 .........0.632

6. Peter Holmes (1988-92) ...............128 ........... 68 .........0.531

7. MartinJiranek(1988-92) ..............121 ........... 64 .........0.529

8. Don Barber (1984-88) ...................110 ........... 63 .........0.573

9. George McPhee (1978-82) ............90 ............ 61 .........0.678

10. PaulYsebaert(1984-87) ................96 ............ 59 .........0.615

Career Assists Player(Years) ............................. Games ......Assists ..... A-PG

1. Nelson Emerson (1986-90) ...........128 .......... 136 ........1.063

2. BrettHarkins(1989-93) ................120 .......... 125 ........1.042

3. Brian Hills (1979-83) .....................100 .......... 109 ........1.090

4. PaulYsebaert(1984-87) ................96 ........... 106 ........1.104

5. George McPhee (1978-82) ............90 ........... 104 ........1.156

6. Greg Parks (1985-89) ....................128 .......... 103 ........0.805

7. CurtisFry(1993-97) ......................112 ........... 91 .........0.813

Jamie Wansbrough (1982- -86) ....121 ........... 91 .........0.752

ScottPaluch(1984-88) .................121 ........... 91 .........0.752

10. Don Barber (1984-88) ...................110 ........... 84 .........0.764

11. Brian Meharry (1984-88) ..............106 ........... 80 .........0.755

12. Peter Holmes (1988-92) ...............128 ........... 79 .........0.617

13. John Markell (1975-79) .................74 ............ 78 .........1.054

Iain Duncan (1983-87) ..................112 ........... 78 .........0.696

Single-Season LeadersPoints (All games) Player (Year) GP G A TP1. Brian Hills (1982-83) ......................40 ....... 37 ....... 57 .......942. George McPhee (1978-79) .............43 ....... 40 ....... 48 .......883. Bob Dobek (1973-74) .....................39 ....... 44 ....... 42 .......864. PaulYsebaert(1986-87) .................45 ....... 27 ....... 58 .......855. Nelson Emerson (1987-88) ............45 ....... 34 ....... 49 .......83 Mark Wells (1978-79) ....................45 ....... 26 ....... 57 .......837. Nelson Emerson (1989-90) ............44 ....... 30 ....... 52 .......828. Brian Hills (1981-82) ......................41 ....... 34 ....... 47 .......819. John Markell (1978-79) ..................42 ....... 31 ....... 49 .......80 George McPhee (1981-82) .............40 ....... 28 ....... 52 .......80

Goals (All Games) Player (Year) Games Goals1. Bob Dobek (1973-74) .................................39..................44 2. George McPhee (1978-79) .........................43..................40 3. Mike Bartley (1971-72)...............................33..................37 Brian Hills (1982-83) ..................................40..................37 Jamie Wansbrough (1984-85) ....................42..................37 6. Brian Holzinger (1994-95) ..........................38..................35 Mike Hartman (1977-78) ............................39..................35 8. Mike Bartley (1972-73)...............................35..................34 Doug Ross (1974-75) ..................................35..................34 Mike Hartman (1974-75) ............................35..................34 Jamie Wansbrough (1983-84) ....................40..................34 Brian Hills (1981-82) ...................................41..................34 Brian MacLellan (1978-79) .........................44..................34 Nelson Emerson (1987-88) .........................45..................34

Assists (All games) Player (Year) Games Assists1. Bob Dobek (1974-75) .............................. 35 ..................58 PaulYsebaert(1986-87) .......................... 45 ..................58 3. Brian Hills (1982-83) ................................ 40 ..................57 Mark Wells (1978-79) .............................. 45 ..................57 5. George McPhee (1981-82) ...................... 40 ..................52 Garry Galley (1983-84) ............................ 44 ..................52 Nelson Emerson (1989-90) ...................... 44 ..................52 8. John Markell (1978-79) ........................... 42 ..................49 Nelson Emerson (1987-88) ...................... 45 ..................49 10. George McPhee (1978-79) ...................... 43 ..................48 Dan Kane (1983-84)................................. 43 ..................48

Points (CCHA Games) Player (Year) GP G A TP1. Brian Hills (1982-83) ...................... 32 ....... 35 .......47 ...... 822. Nelson Emerson (1987-88) ............ 32 ....... 28 .......37 ...... 653. Jamie Wansbrough (1985-86) ........ 32 ....... 27 .......37 ...... 644. PaulYsebaert(1986-87)................. 32 ....... 19 .......44 ...... 635. Nelson Emerson (1989-90) ............ 32 ....... 17 .......44 ...... 616. Brian Hills (1981-82) ...................... 28 ....... 28 .......32 ...... 607. PaulYsebaert(1985-86)................. 32 ....... 19 .......40 ...... 598. George McPhee (1981-82) ............ 27 ....... 18 .......40 ...... 589. Jamie Wansbrough (1984-85) ........ 32 ....... 28 .......29 ...... 5710. Greg Parks (1987-88) ..................... 32 ....... 23 .......33 ...... 56

Goals (CCHA games) Player (Year) Games Goals1. Brian Hills (1982-83) ................................. 32 .................. 35 2. Brian Hills (1981-82) ................................. 28 .................. 28 MartinJiranek(1990-91) .......................... 31 .................. 28 Jamie Wansbrough (1984-85) ................... 32 .................. 28 Nelson Emerson (1987-88) ....................... 32 .................. 28 6. Jamie Wansbrough (1985-86) ................... 32 .................. 27 7. Dan Kane (1982-83) .................................. 30 .................. 24 MattRuchty(1989-90) ............................. 31 .................. 24 Andy Gribble (1987-88) ............................ 32 .................. 24 Peter Holmes (1991-92)............................ 32 .................. 24

Assists (CCHA Games) Player (Year) Games Assists1. Brian Hills (1982-83) ..................................32 .................47 2. Nelson Emerson (1989-90) ........................32 .................44 PaulYsebaert(1985-86).............................32 .................44 4. George McPhee (1981-82) ........................27 .................40 PaulYsebaert(1985-86).............................32 .................40 6. ScottPaluch(1987-88) ...............................31 .................37 Jamie Wansbrough (1985-86) ....................32 .................37 Nelson Emerson (1987-88) ........................32 .................37 BrettHarkins(1991-92) .............................32 .................37 10. Don Barber (1987-88) ................................25 .................36

Mike Hartman

Al Sarachman

Iain Duncan

Brian Stankiewicz

Greg Parks

99

Season/Career RecordsSingle-Season Leaders

Goals-Against Average (All games)* Goaltender (Year) Games GAA1. Wally Charko (1978-79) ...........................39 ................... 2.392. Tyler Masters(2000-01)...........................38 ................... 2.473. Mike Liut (1975-76) .................................21 ................... 2.564. Brian Stankiewicz (1977-78) ....................30 ................... 2.585. Andrew Hammond (2010-11) ..................17 ................... 2.676. Mike Liut (1976-77) .................................24 ................... 2.727. Andrew Hammond (2011-12) ..................44 ................... 2.738. Jordan Sigalet (2003-04) ..........................37 ................... 2.749. Nick Eno (2007-08) ..................................23 ................... 2.7910. Al Sarachman (1974-75) ..........................17 ................... 2.8011. Tyler Masters (1999-00)...........................29 ................... 2.8512. Gary Kruzich (1983-84) ............................28 ................... 2.8913. Jordan Sigalet (2004-05) ..........................32 ................... 2.89

*-Minimum 40% of teams minutes played.

Saves (All Games) Goaltender (Year) Games Saves1. Jordan Sigalet (2003-04) ........................... 37 ............... 1,1402. Andrew Hammond (2011-12) ................... 44 ............... 1,1143. Tyler Masters (2000-01)............................ 38 ............... 1,0874. Gary Kruzich (1985-86) ............................. 35 ............... 1,0435. Paul Connell (1988-89) ............................. 41 ............... 1,0326. Mike David (1981-82) ............................... 36 .................9897. Wally Charko (1978-79) ............................ 39 .................9838. Wally Charko (1980-81) ............................ 35 .................9669. Jordan Sigalet (2004-05) ........................... 32 .................96310. Tyler Masters (2001-02)............................ 31 .................95911. Gary Kruzich (1986-87) ............................. 38 .................92812. Paul Connell (1987-88) ............................. 39 .................907

Save Percentage (All Games) Goaltender (Year) Games SV%1. Tyler Masters (2000-01)............................ 38 .................92.22. Jordan Sigalet (2003-04) ........................... 37 .................91.93. Jordan Sigalet (2004-05) ........................... 32 .................91.5 Andrew Hammond (2010-11) ................... 17 .................91.54. Wally Charko (1978-79) ............................ 39 .................91.45. Jordan Sigalet (2002-03) ........................... 20 .................91.06. Brian Stankiewicz (1977-78) ..................... 30 .................90.77. Nick Eno (2007-08) ................................... 23 .................90.58. Mike Liut (1975-76) .................................. 21 .................90.59. Tyler Masters (2001-02)............................ 31 .................90.510. Tyler Masters (1999-00)............................ 29 .................90.5

Minutes (All Games) Goaltender (Year) Games Minutes1. Andrew Hammond (2011-12) 44 2,651:182. Paul Connell (1988-89) ...........................41 .............2,439:213. Paul Connell (1987-88) ...........................39 .............2,322:304. Wally Charko (1978-79) ..........................39 .............2,307:255. Tyler Masters (2000-01)..........................38 .............2,236:376. Gary Kruzich (1986-87) ...........................38 .............2,228:487. Jordan Sigalet (2003-04) .........................37 .............2,210:028. Mike David (1981-82) .............................36 .............2,128:579. Gary Kruzich (1985-86) ...........................35 .............2,089:5310. Wally Charko (1980-81) ..........................35 .............2,006:4711. JimmySpratt(2008-09)) .........................34 .............1,951:07

Goals-Against Average (CCHA Games) Goaltender (Year) Games GAA1. Brian Stankiewicz (1977-78) ...................... 14 ................1.832. Wally Charko (1978-79) ............................. 21 ................2.243. Al Sarachman (1975-76) ............................. 7 .................2.404. Nick Eno (2007-08) .................................... 17 ................2.515. Andrew Hammond (2010-11) .................... 17 ................2.705. Tyler Masters (2000-01)............................. 27 ................2.756. Jordan Sigalet (2003-04) ............................ 27 ................2.777. Jordan Sigalet (2004-05) ............................ 25 ................2.838. Terry Miskolczi (1971-72) ........................... 8 .................2.879. Andrew Hammond (2011-12) .................... 28 ................2.9010. Tyler Masters (1999-00)............................. 24 ................2.9111. JimmySpratt(2008-09) ............................. 24 ................2.9512. Gary Kruzich (1983-84) .............................. 18 ................2.95

Saves (CCHA Games) Goaltender (Year) Games Saves1. Jordan Sigalet (2003-04) ............................ 27 ................8392. Gary Kruzich (1985-86) .............................. 28 ................8263. Tyler Masters (2000-01)............................. 27 ................787 4. Jordan Sigalet (2004-05) ............................ 25 ................7595. Paul Connell (1988-89) .............................. 30 ................748 6. Mike David (1981-82) ................................ 26 ................7197. Gary Kruzich (1984-85) .............................. 24 ................7148. Andrew Hammond (2011-12) .................... 28 ................6949. Tyler Masters (2001-02)............................. 31 ................67110. Mike Savard (1998-99) ............................... 27 ................67011. Paul Connell (1987-88) .............................. 27 ................615 12. Shawn Timm (1997-98) ............................. 21 ................61413. JimmySpratt(2006-07) ............................. 23 ................610

Save Percentage (CCHA Games) Goaltender (Year) Games SV% 1. Brian Stankiewicz (1977-78) 14 93.22. Al Sarachman (1975-76) ............................. 7 .................92.23. Jordan Sigalet (2003-04) ............................ 27 ................91.94. Nick Eno (2007-08) .................................... 17 ................91.85. Wally Charko (1978-79) ............................. 21 ................91.86. Jordan Sigalet (2004-05) ............................ 25 ................91.67. Tyler Masters (2000-01)............................. 27 ................91.58. Andrew Hammond (2010-11) .................... 17 ................91.39. Jordan Sigalet (2002-03) ............................ 17 ................91.210. Terry Miskolczi (1971-72) ........................... 8 .................90.911. Tyler Masters (2001-02)............................. 22 ................90.212. Nick Eno (2009-10) .................................... 24 ................89.8 Jordan Sigalet (2001-02) ............................. 8 .................89.8 Tyler Masters (1999-00)............................. 24 ................89.8 Andrew Hammond (2012-11) .................... 28 ................89.8

Minutes (CCHA Games) Goaltender (Years) Games Minutes1. Paul Connell (1988-89) ........................ 30 ............... 1,780:332. Andrew Hammond (2012-11 ............... 28 ............... 1,636:273. Gary Kruzich (1985-86) ........................ 28 ............... 1,614:254. Jordan Sigalet (2003-04) ...................... 27 ............... 1,600:525. Tyler Masters (2000-01)....................... 27 ............... 1,590:126. Mike David (1981-82) .......................... 26 ............... 1,581:227. Paul Connell (1987-88) ........................ 27 ............... 1,581:038. Gary Kruzich (1986-87) ........................ 27 ............... 1,564:019. Mike Savard (1998-99) ......................... 27 ............... 1,556:0010. Jordan Sigalet (2004-05) ...................... 25 ............... 1,484:2311. Gary Kruzich (1984-85) ........................ 24 ............... 1,393:1612. Bob Petrie (1993-94) ........................... 24 ............... 1,370:21

Career LeadersGoals-Against Average (All Games)* Goaltender (Years) Games GAA1. Brian Stankiewicz (1977-79) ...................... 35 ............... 2.492. Jordan Sigalet (2001-05) ........................... 102 .............. 2.983. Tyler Masters (1999-03)............................ 114 .............. 3.114. Nick Eno (2007-11) .................................... 75 ............... 3.205. Al Sarachman (1973-77) ............................ 65 ............... 3.286. Mike Liut (1973-77) ................................... 89 ............... 3.357. Mike Savard (1995-99) ............................... 89 ............... 3.418. Gary Kruzich (1983-87) ............................. 132 .............. 3.439. JimmySpratt(2005-09) ............................ 100 .............. 3.4510. Bob Petrie (1993-97) ................................. 90 ............... 3.4711. Paul Galaski (1969-72) ............................... 50 ............... 3.5112. Wally Charko (1977-81) ............................ 112 .............. 3.61

*Minimum 1,000 minutes played

Saves (All Games) Goaltender (Years) Games Saves1. Gary Kruzich (1983-87) .............................132 ............. 3,5802. Tyler Masters (1999-03)............................114 ............. 3,2863. Jordan Sigalet (2001-05) ...........................102 ............. 3,1474. Wally Charko (1977-81) ............................112 ............. 2,9195. Paul Connell (1986-90) .............................105 ............. 2,4426. JimmySpratt(2005-09) ............................100 ............. 2,4417. Mike Liut (1973-77) .................................. 89 ............. 2,2048. Mike David (1979-83) ............................... 89 ............. 2,1639. Mike Savard (1995-99) .............................. 89 ............. 2,08710. Bob Petrie (1993-97) ................................ 90 ............. 1,95811. Angelo Libertucci (1989-93) 80 1,869

Save Percentage (All Games)* Goaltender (Years) Games SV%1. Jordan Sigalet (2001-05) ............... 102 ................91.52. Brian Stankiewicz (1977-79) ......... 35 ...............90.903. Tyler Masters (1999-03)................ 114 ...............90.644. Al Sarachman (1973-77) ............... 65 ...............89.195. Nick Eno (2007-2011) .................... 75 ................89.006. Gary Kruzich (1983-87) ................. 132 ...............88.947. Mike Liut (1973-77) ...................... 89 ...............88.848. Wally Charko (1977-81) ................ 112 ...............88.489. JimmySpratt(2005-09) ................ 100 ...............88.2510. Paul Galaski (1969-72) .................. 50 ...............88.2311. Mike Savard (1995-99) .................. 89 ...............87.98

*Minimum 1,000 minutes played

Goals-Against Average (CCHA Games) Goaltender (Years) Games GAA1. Brian Stankiewicz (1977-79) .......... 18 .................1.822. Jordan Sigalet (2001-05) ................ 50 .................2.993. Nick Eno (2007-2011) .................... 57 .................3.114. Al Sarachman (1973-77) ................ 19 .................3.165. Tyler Masters (1999-03)................. 85 .................3.296. JimmySpratt(2005-09) ................. 73 .................3.367. Mike Liut (1973-77) ....................... 31 .................3.388. Bob Petrie (1993-97) ..................... 65 .................3.499 Gary Kruzich (1983-87) .................. 97 .................3.5110 Mike Savard (1995-99) ................... 66 .................3.52

Andrew Hammond set the school record for minutes in a season in 2011-12, playing in 2,651:18.

TylerMastersendedhiscareersecondall-timeatBGSU in career saves (3,286), career goals-against

average (3.11), career games played by a goalie (114), and third in career save percentage (.906).

Saves (CCHA Games) Goaltender (Years) Games Saves1. Gary Kruzich (1983-87) .................. 97 ................2,6042. Tyler Masters (1999-03)................. 85 ................2,4173. JimmySpratt(2005-09) ................. 73 ................1,8214. Paul Connell (1986-90) .................. 77 ................1,7555. Wally Charko (1977-81) ................. 62 ................1,6516. Jordan Sigalet (2001-05) ................ 87 ................2,6107. Mike Savard (1995-99) ................... 66 ................1,5448. Bob Petrie (1993-97) ..................... 65 ................1,4839. Angelo Libertucci (1989-93) .......... 62 ................1,43110. Mike David (1979-83) .................... 57 ................1,39511. Nick Eno (2007-11) ........................ 57 ................1,329

Save Percentage (CCHA Games) Goaltender (Year) Games SV%1. Brian Stankiewicz (1977-79) .......... 18 .................93.12. Jordan Sigalet (2001-05) ................ 87 .................91.43. Tyler Masters (1999-03)................. 85 .................90.14. Al Sarachman (1973-77) ................ 19 .................89.95. Nick Eno (2007-11) ........................ 57 .................89.46. Mike Liut (1973-77) ....................... 31 .................89.07. Gary Kruzich (1983-87) .................. 97 .................88.78. Wally Charko (1977-81) ................. 62 .................88.69. JimmySpratt(2005-09) ................. 73 .................88.610 Mike David (1979-83) .................... 57 .................88.2

100

BGSU Overtime

Overtime Records vs. Opponents

Opponent Home Away Neutral OverallAlabama-Huntsville ................1-0-1 ................. 0-0-0 ............... 0-0-0.............. 1-0-1Alaska Fairbanks .....................0-0-3 ................. 0-2-2 ............... 0-0-0.............. 0-2-5Boston University ...................0-0-0 ................ 1-0-0+ .............. 0-1-0.............. 1-1-0Brown .....................................0-0-0 ................. 0-0-0 ............... 0-2-0.............. 0-2-0Clarkson .................................0-0-0 ................. 0-2-0 ............... 0-0-1.............. 0-2-1Colgate ...................................0-0-0 ................. 0-0-1 ............... 0-0-0.............. 0-0-1Connecticut ............................1-0-1 ................. 0-0-0 ............... 0-0-0.............. 1-0-1Cornell ....................................0-0-0 ................. 0-0-1 ............... 2-0-0.............. 2-0-1Dartmouth College .................0-0-0 ................. 0-0-0 ............... 0-0-1.............. 0-0-1Ferris State .............................4-3-5 ................. 3-3-6 ............... 0-0-0............ 7-6-11Guelph....................................1-0-1 ................. 0-0-0 ............... 0-0-0.............. 1-0-1Holy Cross ..............................0-0-0 ................. 0-0-0 ............... 1-0-0.............. 1-0-0Illinois-Chicago .......................3-0-0 ................ 0-2-3* .............. 0-0-0.............. 3-2-3Lake Superior .........................2-5-4 ................. 4-3-6 ............... 0-0-0............ 6-8-10Miami .....................................2-1-5 ................. 5-2-3 ............... 0-0-0.............. 7-3-8Michigan ................................2-1-3 ................. 1-3-0 ............... 0-0-1.............. 3-4-4Michigan State .......................3-3-7 ................. 0-2-3 ............... 0-4-0............ 3-9-10Michigan Tech ........................0-0-0 ................. 0-0-1 ............... 0-1-0.............. 0-1-1Minnesota ..............................0-0-0 ................. 0-1-0 ............... 0-0-0.............. 0-1-0Minnesota-Duluth ..................0-0-0 ................. 0-0-0 ............... 1-0-0.............. 1-0-0Minnesota State .....................0-0-1 ................. 0-0-0 ............... 0-0-0.............. 0-0-1Nebraska-Omaha ...................0-0-1 ................. 0-1-3 ............... 0-0-0.............. 0-1-4New Hampshire .....................0-0-0 ................. 1-0-0 ............... 0-0-0.............. 1-0-0Niagara ...................................0-0-1 ................. 0-0-0 ............... 0-0-0.............. 0-0-1North Dakota ..........................1-0-0 ................. 0-1-0 ............... 0-0-0.............. 1-1-0Northeastern ..........................0-0-0 ................. 0-1-0 ............... 0-0-0.............. 0-1-0Northern Michigan .................1-3-2 ................. 3-1-4 ............... 0-0-0.............. 4-4-6Notre Dame............................1-2-4 ................. 4-2-6 ............... 0-0-0............ 5-4-10Ohio State ..............................4-5-2 ................. 3-5-3 ............... 0-1-0............ 7-11-5Ohio University ......................0-0-1 ................. 0-0-0 ............... 1-0-0.............. 1-0-1Ryerson ..................................0-0-1 ................. 0-0-0 ............... 0-0-0.............. 0-0-1RPI ..........................................0-0-0 ................. 0-0-1 ............... 0-1-0.............. 0-1-1St. Cloud State ........................0-0-0 ................. 0-1-0 ............... 0-0-0.............. 0-1-0St. Lawrence ...........................0-0-1 ................. 1-0-1 ............... 0-0-0.............. 1-0-2St. Louis ..................................3-0-2 ................. 0-4-2 ............... 0-0-0.............. 3-4-4Toronto ...................................0-0-0 ................. 0-0-0 ............... 0-1-0.............. 0-1-0Union .....................................0-0-1 ................. 0-0-0 ............... 1-0-0.............. 1-0-1U.S. Air Force ..........................0-0-0 ................. 0-0-0 ............... 0-1-0.............. 0-1-0Vermont .................................0-1-0 ................. 0-0-0 ............... 0-0-0.............. 0-1-0Waterloo ................................0-0-1 ................. 0-0-0 ............... 0-0-0.............. 0-0-1Wayne State ...........................0-0-1 ................. 0-0-0 ............... 0-0-0.............. 0-0-1Western Michigan ..................2-5-4 ................. 4-2-5 ............... 0-2-0.............. 6-9-9Western Ontario ....................2-1-0 ................. 0-0-0 ............... 0-0-0.............. 2-1-0Wisconsin ...............................0-0-1 ................. 0-0-0 ............... 0-1-0.............. 0-1-1TOTALS ................................ 33-30-54 ................30-38-51 ................6-16-2 ........ 68-84-108 ...........................................................(.550) ......................(.424) ....................(.285) ..................(.446)+BG won total goal series 8-7 (OT)

*IncludestieatFranklinParkIceArena

Overtime Games

Heading into the 2012-2013 season, the Falcons own a 67-83-103 record (.446) in 253 contests that havereachedsudden-deathovertime.BGhasbeeninvolvedinoneofcollegehockey’s30longestovertimeaffairs,includingthesecond-lengthiestNCAATourna-mentgameofalltime (17th longestoverall)whichsaw the Brown and Orange defeat Minnesota-Duluth (5-4)infourovertimes(97:11)forthenationaltitleinMarchof1984.TheFalcons’otherquadruple-overtimegame saw BG defeat Ferris State (5-4) at the Ice Arena inCCHAquarterfinalplayafter92:10ofaction.TheFalcons have also been involved in three triple over-timegames,winningone.ListedbelowareseveralBGhockeyovertimefactsandoddities.• The Falconsowna 33-30-51overtime record

(.550) at the BGSU Ice Arena and are 34-53-52 (.390) inovertimecontestsplayedawayfromhome,includinga 6-15-2 mark (.285) at neutral sites (0-7-0 at Joe Louis Arena).• InBG’sfirstyearofvarsityhockey(1969-70),the

Falconsplayedfiveovertimegames,andtherewasnota goal scored in any of the extra periods. Four of the fivegamesendedin2-2deadlockswithallfour2-2tiescoming at the BGSU Ice Arena.• Duringthe1971-72season,thefinalfivegamesof

theseasonwentintoOT.BGwent0-2-2inthefirstfourbeforewinningtheseasonfinaleoverOhioUniversityfor third place in the CCHA Tournament in St. Louis.• The1977-78seasonwastheonlyyearinwhich

BGdidnotplayanovertimecontest.• TheFalconscapturedaschool-recordfiveover-

timevictoriesduring the1983-84 season, includingan 8-7 total-goals OT series win at Boston University in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament.• BGskatedinaschool-record11overtimegames

during the 1991-92 season compiling a 2-4-5 record. The Falcons matched that mark in the 2003-04 season, finishingwitharecordnineties(1-1-9).• Duringthe1996-97season,theFalconsskatedto

theirfirst0-0overtimetieintheregular-seasonfinaleagainst Michigan State at the Ice Arena. The scoreless OT draw marked only the second in CCHA history.• BGhasbeeninvolvedinthreeregular-seasontie

games in which OT was not played, including a game at UnitedStatesInternationalUniversitywheretheextraperiod was not contested because the ice was reserved forpublicskating.ThreeotherFalconpostseasontiegames did not require OT because they were played as part of a total-goals series format (OT was not used inthefirstgameandwasonlyutilizedforthesecondcontestifbothteamshadthesamegoalcountafter120 minutes of play).• ThehighestscoringovertimeaffairsfortheFal-

cons were a 9-8 loss at Notre Dame on Jan. 22, 1982, and a 9-8 triumph over Michigan at the BGSU Ice Arena on Jan. 13, 1990.• Jordan Sigalet became thefirst goaltender in

school history topost two0-0overtimetieswhenhe blanked Lake Superior twice during the 2003-04 season.

BG celebrates after defeating OSU in a CCHA shootout in 2011-12.

101

Year-By-Year LeadersPoints

Year Player GP G A TP1969-70 ........Bruce Blyth ...................... 30 ...... 14 .......30 ........441970-71 ........Gerry Bradbury ................ 30 ...... 19 .......33 ........521971-72 ........Mike Bartley .................... 33 ...... 37 .......31 ........681972-73 ........Bob Dobek ....................... 34 ...... 29 .......34 ........631973-74 ........Bob Dobek ....................... 39 ...... 44 .......42 ........861974-75 ........Bob Dobek ....................... 35 ...... 21 .......58 ........791975-76 ........Mike Hartman .................. 32 ...... 27 .......30 ........571976-77 ........Mark Wells....................... 39 ...... 23 .......36 ........591977-78 ........John Markell .................... 39 ...... 33 .......28 ........611978-79 ........George McPhee ............... 43 ...... 40 .......48 ........881979-80 ........George McPhee ............... 34 ...... 21 .......24 ........451980-81 ........Brian Hills......................... 37 ...... 26 .......29 ........551981-82 ........Brian Hills......................... 41 ...... 34 .......47 ........811982-83 ........Brian Hills......................... 40 ...... 37 .......57 ........941983-84 ........Dan Kane ......................... 43 ...... 24 .......48 ........721984-85 ........Jamie Wansbrough .......... 42 ...... 37 .......33 ........701985-86 ........Jamie Wansbrough .......... 42 ...... 33 .......44 ........771986-87 ........PaulYsebaert ................... 45 ...... 27 .......58 ........851987-88 ........Nelson Emerson .............. 45 ...... 34 .......49 ........831988-89 ........Greg Parks........................ 47 ...... 32 .......42 ........741989-90 ........Nelson Emerson .............. 44 ...... 30 .......52 ........821990-91 ........BrettHarkins .................... 40 ...... 22 .......38 ........601991-92 ........Peter Holmes ................... 34 ...... 26 .......34 ........601992-93 ........Brian Holzinger ................ 41 ...... 31 .......26 ........571993-94 ........Brian Holzinger ................ 38 ...... 22 .......15 ........37 JeffWells ......................... 38 ....... 8 ........29 ........371994-95 ........Brian Holzinger ................ 38 ...... 35 .......34 ........691995-96 ........CurtisFry ......................... 41 ...... 18 .......35 ........531996-97 ........Mike Johnson................... 38 ...... 30 .......32 ........621997-98 ........Dan Price ......................... 26 ...... 14 .......16 ........301998-99 ........Dan Price ......................... 38 ...... 21 .......32 ........531999-00 ........Adam Edinger .................. 36 ...... 14 .......18 ........322000-01 ........Greg Day .......................... 40 ...... 20 .......27 ........472001-02 ........Greg Day .......................... 39 ...... 17 .......20 ........372002-03 ........D’Arcy McConvey ............. 36 ....... 6 ........23 ........292003-04 ........D’Arcy McConvey ............. 38 ...... 10 .......15 ........252004-05 ........Jonathan Matsumoto ...... 36 ...... 18 .......14 ........322005-06 ........Alex Foster ....................... 38 ...... 11 .......40 ........512006-07 ........Jonathan Matsumoto ...... 38 ...... 11 .......22 ........332007-08 ........Derek Whitmore .............. 38 ...... 27 .......10 ........372008-09 ........Dan Sexton ...................... 38 ...... 17 .......22 ........392009-10 ........Jordan Samuels-Thomas .... 35 ...... 11 .......14 ........252010-11 ........Jordan Samuels-Thomas .. 36 ....... 9 ........12 ........212011-12 ........Ryan Carpenter ................ 44 ...... 11 .......19 ........30

Goals-Against AverageYear Goaltender Games GAA1969-70 ......Paul Galaski .............................22 ..............3.371970-71 ......Paul Galaski .............................15 ..............3.221971-72 ......Terry Miskolczi.........................15 ..............3.221972-73 ......Terry Miskolczi.........................25 ..............4.771973-74 ......Mike Liut .................................24 ..............4.151974-75 ......Al Sarachman ..........................17 ..............2.801975-76 ......Mike Liut .................................21 ..............2.561976-77 ......Mike Liut .................................24 ..............2.721977-78 ......Brian Stankiewicz ....................30 ..............2.581978-79 ......Wally Charko ...........................39 ..............2.391979-80 ......Mike David ..............................18 ..............4.411980-81 ......Wally Charko ...........................35 ..............4.421981-82 ......Mike David ..............................36 ..............3.521982-83 ......Mike David ..............................24 ..............3.321983-84 ......Gary Kruzich ............................28 ..............2.871984-85 ......Gary Kruzich ............................31 ..............3.971985-86 ......Gary Kruzich ............................35 ..............3.561986-87 ......Gary Kruzich ............................38 ..............3.311987-88 ......Paul Connell ............................39 ..............4.001988-89 ......Paul Connell ............................41 ..............3.441989-90 ......Angelo Libertucci ....................28 ..............4.031990-91 ...... John Burke...............................17 ..............4.511991-92 ......Will Clarke ...............................14 ..............3.761992-93 ......Aaron Ellis ...............................25 ..............3.811993-94 ......Bob Petrie ...............................31 ..............3.091994-95 ......Will Clarke ...............................26 ..............3.101995-96 ......Mike Savard .............................30 ..............3.251996-97 ......Mike Savard .............................11 ..............3.491997-98 ......Shawn Timm ...........................24 ..............3.771998-99 ......Mike Savard .............................33 ..............3.231999-00 ......Tyler Masters ...........................29 ..............2.852000-01 ......Tyler Masters ...........................38 ..............2.472001-02 ......Tyler Masters ...........................31 ..............3.422002-03 ...... Jordan Sigalet ..........................20 ..............3.282003-04 ...... Jordan Sigalet ..........................37 ..............2.742004-05 ...... Jordan Sigalet ..........................32 ..............2.892005-06 ...... Jon Horrell ...............................23 ..............3.312006-07 ...... JimmySpratt ...........................31 ..............3.642007-08 ......Nick Eno ..................................23 ..............2.792008-09 ...... JimmySpratt ...........................34 ..............3.042009-10 ......Nick Eno ..................................27 ..............3.302010-11 ......Andrew Hammond ..................17 ..............2.672011-12 ......Andrew Hammond ..................44 ..............2.73

AssistsYear Player Games Assists1969-70 ........Bruce Blyth ................................. 30 .................301970-71 ........Gerry Bradbury ........................... 30 .................331971-72 ........Chuck Gyles ................................ 33 .................411972-73 ........Chuck Gyles ................................ 34 .................391973-74 ........Bob Dobek .................................. 39 .................42 John Stewart ............................... 39 .................421974-75 ........Bob Dobek .................................. 35 .................581975-76 ........Mike Hartman ............................. 32 .................301976-77 ........John Mavity ................................ 38 .................36 Mark Wells.................................. 39 .................361977-78 ........Mark Wells.................................. 38 .................341978-79 ........Mark Wells.................................. 45 .................571979-80 ........George McPhee .......................... 34 .................241980-81 ........George McPhee .......................... 36 .................29 Brian Hills.................................... 37 .................291981-82 ........George McPhee .......................... 40 .................521982-83 ........Brian Hills.................................... 40 .................571983-84 ........Garry Galley ................................ 44 .................521984-85 ........Jamie Wansbrough ..................... 42 .................331985-86 ........PaulYsebaert .............................. 42 .................451986-87 ........PaulYsebaert .............................. 45 .................581987-88 ........Nelson Emerson ......................... 45 .................491988-89 ........Nelson Emerson ......................... 47 .................461989-90 ........Nelson Emerson ......................... 44 .................521990-91 ........BrettHarkins ............................... 40 .................381991-92 ........BrettHarkins ............................... 34 .................391992-93 ........BrettHarkins ............................... 35 .................281993-94 ........JeffWells .................................... 38 .................291994-95 ........Brian Holzinger ........................... 38 .................341995-96 ........CurtisFry .................................... 41 .................351996-97 ........CurtisFry .................................... 37 .................401997-98 ........Brad Holzinger ............................ 37 .................171998-99 ........Dan Price .................................... 38 .................321999-00 ........Grady Moore .............................. 37 .................192000-01 ........Greg Day ..................................... 40 .................272001-02 ........Greg Day ..................................... 39 .................202002-03 ........D’Arcy McConvey ........................ 36 .................232003-04 ........D’Arcy McConvey ........................ 38 .................15 Kevin Bieksa ................................ 38 .................152004-05 ........BrettPilkington ........................... 31 .................252005-06 ........Alex Foster .................................. 38 .................402006-07 ........Jonathan Matsumoto ................. 38 .................222007-08 ........Kevin Schmidt ............................. 39 .................212008-09 ........Dan Sexton ................................. 38 .................222009-10 ........Jordan Samuels-Thomas ............. 35 .................14 Tomas Petruska ........................... 36 .................142010-11 ........Jordan Samuels-Thomas ............. 36 .................122011-12 ........Ryan Carpenter ........................... 44 .................19

GoalsYear ...............Player .......................................... GP ...............Goals1969-70 ........Owen Freeman ........................... 27 ................. 161970-71 ........Mike Bartley ............................... 31 ................. 221971-72 ........Mike Bartley ............................... 33 ................. 371972-73 ........Mike Bartley ............................... 35 ................. 341973-74 ........Bob Dobek .................................. 39 ................. 441974-75 ........Doug Ross ................................... 35 ................. 34......................Mike Hartman ............................. 35 ................. 341975-76 ........Mike Hartman ............................. 32 ................. 271976-77 ........John Markell ............................... 39 ................. 261977-78 ........Mike Hartman ............................. 39 ................. 351978-79 ........George McPhee .......................... 43 ................. 401979-80 ........George McPhee .......................... 34 ................. 211980-81 ........Brian Hills.................................... 37 ................. 261981-82 ........Brian Hills.................................... 41 ................. 341982-83 ........Brian Hills.................................... 40 ................. 371983-84 ........Jamie Wansbrough ..................... 40 ................. 341984-85 ........Jamie Wansbrough ..................... 42 ................. 371985-86 ........Jamie Wansbrough ..................... 42 ................. 331986-87 ........Don Barber ................................. 43 ................. 291987-88 ........Nelson Emerson ......................... 45 ................. 341988-89 ........Greg Parks................................... 47 ................. 321989-90 ........Nelson Emerson ......................... 44 ................. 301990-91 ........MartinJiranek............................. 39 ................. 311991-92 ........Peter Holmes .............................. 34 ................. 261992-93 ........Brian Holzinger ........................... 41 ................. 311993-94 ........Brian Holzinger ........................... 38 ................. 221994-95 ........Brian Holzinger ........................... 38 ................. 351995-96 ........Mike Hall ..................................... 41 ................. 231996-97 ........Mike Johnson.............................. 38 ................. 301997-98 ........Dan Price .................................... 26 ................. 141998-99 ........Adam Edinger ............................. 38 ................. 231999-00 ........Ryan Fultz ................................... 36 ................. 172000-01 ........Ryan Murphy .............................. 38 ................. 232001-02 ........Greg Day ..................................... 39 ................. 172002-03 ........Mark Wires ................................. 36 ................. 132003-04 ........Mark Wires ................................. 36 ................. 11......................Steve Brudzewski ........................ 38 ................. 112004-05 ........Jonathan Matsumoto ................. 36 ................. 182005-06 ........Jonathan Matsumoto ................. 38 ................. 202006-07 ........Derek Whitmore ......................... 38 ................. 192007-08 ........Derek Whitmore ......................... 38 ................. 272008-09 ........Dan Sexton ................................. 38 ................. 172009-10 ........Jordan Samuels-Thomas ............. 35 ................. 112010-11 ........Jordan Samuels-Thomas ............. 36 .................. 92011-12 ........Dan DeSalvo ............................... 35 ................. 14

Miscellaneaous LeadersPower Play Goals (Career) Player (Years) PPG1. Mike Hartman (1974-78) ........................................ 422. Peter Holmes (1988-92) ......................................... 413. Don Barber (1984-88) ............................................. 404 Brian Hills (1979-83) ............................................... 39 Mike Bartley (1970-74) ........................................... 396. Nelson Emerson (1986-90) ..................................... 38 Greg Parks (1985-89) .............................................. 388. Bob Dobek (1972-75) ............................................. 379. Fourtiedwith ......................................................... 36

Short-Handed Goals (Career) Player (Years) SHG1. Andy Gribble (1984-88) ............................................ 92 Mike Johnson (1993-97) ........................................... 8 Brian Holzinger (1991-95)......................................... 84. George McPhee (1978-82) ....................................... 75 Sean Pronger (1990-94) ............................................ 6 Nick Bandescu (1980-84) .......................................... 6 Perry Braun (1980-84) .............................................. 6 John Stewart (1972-74) ............................................ 69. Brandon Svendsen (2005-09) ................................... 5 Dan Sexton (2007-09) ............................................... 5 CurtisFry(1993-97) .................................................. 5 Dave Easton (1974-78) ............................................. 5 Rich Nagai (1972-76) ................................................ 5

Games Played (Career) Player (Years) Games1. Nelson Emerson (1986-90) ................................... 178 Greg Parks (1985-89) ............................................ 1783. Marc Potvin (1986-90) .......................................... 1744. Andy Gribble (1984-88) ........................................ 1725. Todd Flichel (1983-87) .......................................... 1706. Joe Quinn (1986-90) ............................................. 1677. Kevin Dahl (1986-90) ............................................ 165 AlanLeggett(1985-89) ......................................... 165 ScottPaluch(1984-88).......................................... 165 Wayne Wilson (1980-84) ...................................... 165

Goalie Shutouts* (Career) Goaltender (Years) SHO1. Tyler Masters (1999-03) ........................................... 72. Andrew Hammond (2010-SA) ................................... 4 3 Jordan Sigalet (2001-05) ........................................... 4 Al Sarachman (1973-77) ........................................... 4 Mike Liut (1973-77) .................................................. 4 Terry Miskolczi (1970-73) ......................................... 47. JimmySpratt(2005-09) ............................................ 3 Bob Petrie (1993-97) ................................................ 3 Gary Kruzich (1983-87) ............................................. 3 Mike David (1979-83) ............................................... 3* complete games only

Goalie Minutes (Career) Goaltender (Years) Minutes1. Gary Kruzich (1983-87) ................................. 7,783:142. Tyler Masters (1999-03) ............................... 6,545:293. Wally Charko (1977-81) ................................ 6,323:294. Paul Connell (1986-90) ................................. 6,028:355. Jordan Sigalet (2001-05) ............................... 5,924:096 JimmySpratt(2005-09) ................................ 5,657:337. Bob Petrie (1993-97) .................................... 4,995:038. Andrew Hammond (2010-SA) ....................... 4,980:378. Mike Liut (1973-77) ...................................... 4,962:56 Penalty Minutes (Career) Player (Years) PIM1. MattRuchty(1987-91) ......................................... 4742. Iain Duncan (1983-87) .......................................... 4353. ByronShutt(1974-78) .......................................... 368 Rob Blake (1987-90) ............................................. 3685. MattEldred(1993-97) .......................................... 3506. Brian MacLellan (1978-82) ................................... 3457. Kevin Bieksa (2000-04) ......................................... 3168. B.J. Adams (1996-00) ............................................ 3029. Marc Potvin (1986-90) .......................................... 28910. Kelly Perrault (1993-97) ........................................ 288 Freshman Point Total Player (Year) Pts1. George McPhee (1978-79) ..................................... 882. Brian MacLellan (1978-79) ..................................... 633. Nelson Emerson (1986-87) ..................................... 61 Mike Hartman (1974-75) ........................................ 615. PaulYsebaert(1984-85) ......................................... 556. BrettHarkins(1989-90) .......................................... 547. Gerry Bradbury (1970-71) ...................................... 528. John Gibb (1978-79) ............................................... 51 John Stewart (1972-73) .......................................... 5110. Mark Wells (1975-76) ............................................. 44

GAME-WINNING GOALS Player (Year) GWG1. Mike Hartman (1974-78) ........................................ 192. John Markell (1975-78)........................................... 173. Jamie Wansbrough (1982-86)................................. 164. Nelson Emerson (1986-90) ..................................... 15 Brian Hills (1979-83) ............................................... 156. Mike Bartley (1970-74) ........................................... 147. Iain Duncan (1983-87) ............................................ 138. Brian Holzinger (1991-95)....................................... 12 John Samanski (1980-84)........................................ 1210. Fourtiedwith ......................................................... 11

102

The Last Time...

• BG shut out a CCHA opponent (league game) at home was 2/21/09 vs.MichiganState(4-0)byJimmySpratt(19saves).Previously: 1/7/06 vs. Ohio State (2-0) by Jon Horrell (23 saves).

• BG shut out a non-conference opponent at home was 2/3/06 vs. Colgate by Jon Horrell (22 saves).Previously: 1/19/01 vs. Rensselaer (4-0) by Tyler Masters (20 saves).

• BG shut out an opponent on neutral ice was 3/8/86 vs. Lake Superior (3-0) at Detroit, Mich.(CCHAplayoffconsolationgame)byDanKwilas(43saves).Previously: 12/30/83vs.Clarkson(2-0)atLakePlacid,N.Y.(KeyBankClassicchampionship game) by Gary Kruzich (31 saves).

• BG shut out an opponent on the road was 10/21/11 at LSSU (1-0) by Andrew Hammond (19 saves).Previously: 10/15/11 at UAH (3-0) by Andrew Hammond (21 saves).

• BG was shut out at home by a CCHA opponent (league game) and lost was on 2/25/12 vs. Michigan (3-0) by Shawn Hunwick (22 saves).Previously: BG was shut out at home by a CCHA opponent (league game) and lost was on 2/11/12 vs. Northern Michigan (2-0) by Jared Coreau (31 saves).

• BG was shut out on the road by a CCHA opponent (league game) was on 11/18/11 vs. Miami (4-0) by Cody Reichard (23 saves).Previously: 3/5/11 vs. Michigan State (2-0) by Drew Palmisano (17 saves).

• BG was shut out on neutral ice was 3/15/96 vs. Lake Superior (7-0) at Detroit, Mich. (CCHAplayoffsemifinal)byJohnGrahame.Previously: Never.

• BG scored 10 or more goals at home was 11/30/96 vs. Ohio State (10-4).Previously: 10/18/94 vs. Ohio State (10-2).

• BG scored 10 or more goals on the road was 2/13/99 at Alaska-Fairbanks (10-3).Previously: 10/15/88 vs. Alaska-Anchorage (10-2).

• BG scored 10 or more goals against a CCHA opponent (league game) on the road was 2/13/99 at Alaska-Fairbanks (10-3).Previously: 11/30/84 vs. Miami (10-4).

• BG allowed 10 or more goals at home was 2/13/10 vs. #1 Miami RedHawks (10-2).Previously: 11/16/91 vs. Illinois-Chicago (10-1)

• BG allowed 10 or more goals on the road was 10/18/02 at Ferris State (10-1).Previously: 2/20/93 at Michigan (12-1).

•BGscoredfiveormoregoalsinaperiod(1st)againstaCCHAopponent(leaguegame)was 11/19/05 at home against Northern Michigan in an 8-4 Falcon win.Previously: 2/13/99 at Alaska-Fairbanks in a 10-3 Falcon victory.

•BGscoredfiveormoregoalsinaperiod(2nd)vs.anon-CCHAfoewas10/18/96vs.Boston College (5) in an 8-3 Falcon win.Previously: 10/28/95 vs. Rensselaer (5) in a 6-4 BG win (1st period).

•BGallowedfiveormoregoalsinaperiod(3rd)vs.aCCHAopponent(leaguegame)was 12/10/04 vs. Michigan (5). Previously: 11/27/97 at Alaska-Fairbanks (5) in a 9-2 Nanook win.

•BGallowedfiveormoregoals inaperiod(2nd)vs.anon-CCHAfoewas2/2/91atNorthern Michigan (5) in a 7-2 Wildcat win.Previously: 12/30/89 (Dexter Classic championship) at Maine (5) in a 7-4 Black Bear win (2nd period)

•BGattempted50-59shotsongoalinagamevs.aCCHAopponent(leaguegame)was11/14/08(50)athomeagainstNorthernMichiganina2-1overtimevictory.Previously:3/9/08athome(53)againstLakeSuperiorina4-3ovetimevictoryinthefirstroundoftheCCHAPlayoffs.Lasttimeinregular-season-11/24/01atLakeSuperior(51) in a 3-2 BG loss.

• BG took 50 or more shots on goal in a game vs. a non-CCHA foe was 10/11/08 against Niagara(50)ina3-3overtimetieattheIceArena.Previously: 10/28/95 vs. Rensselaer (59) in a 6-4 Falcon win at home.

• BG had 60 or more shots on goal against a CCHA opponent (league game) was 1/18/92 at Ferris State (62) in an 8-3 Falcon victory.Previously: 11/11/83 vs. Illinois-Chicago (72) in an 8-3 BG win.

• BG had 60 or more shots on goal against a non-CCHA opponent was 2/17/84 vs. Michigan-Dearborn (64) in an 11-3 Falcon win.Previously:Informationunavailablepriorto1983-84seasonLastnon-conference(Overtime):Double--3/9/84vs.WesternMichigan(63)ina4-3BroncowinatDetroit,Mich.(CCHAplayoffsemifinal);Triple--2/29/85vs.Toronto(60)ina5-4VarsityBluewinatLakePlacid,N.Y.(CollegeHockeyClassicchampionship);Quadruple--3/4/88vs.FerrisState(66)ina5-4Falconwin(CCHAplayoffquarterfinals)

• BG yielded 50 or more shots on goal in a game to a CCHA opponent (league game) was at at #2FerrisState(56)on3/9/12ina3-2OTwin(Playoffs).Previously: NotreDame(54)in4-4tieon11/5/04.

• BG allowed 50 or more shots on goal in a game to a non-CCHA opponent was at Dartmouth College(51)in1-1tieon12/29/04.Previously: 12/28/01 at Denver (54) in a 3-1 loss (Wells Fargo Cup).

• A BG player recorded a hat trick versus a CCHA opponent was Dan DeSalvo on 3/11/12 against #2FerrisStateintheCCHAplayoffs.(4-3OTWin)Previously: 1/18/08 against Western Michigan by Derek Whitmore in a 4-1 Falcon win at home.

• A BG player recorded a hat trick vs. a non-conference opponent was 10/15/05 when Jonathan MatsumotoscoredthreetimesagainstBostonCollegeina9-6BGlossathome.Previously: Mike Johnson against Boston College at home in an 8-3 win on 10/18/96.

•ABGplayerscoredfourgoalsinagamewason3/3/07whenJamesUngerscoredfourtimesin a 7-5 loss at Nebraska-Omaha.Previously: Mike Johnson in an 8-6 Falcon win on 11/23/95 at Alaska-Fairbanks.

• A BGplayer scoredfive goals in a gamewas 3/4/83 againstNotreDamewhen JamieWansbrough scoreda school-record-tyingfivegoals in theFalcons’8-3win (CCHAplayoffquarterfinal)athome.Previously: Jack Laine vs. Ohio State (2/25/77) in a 10-6 BG win.

• BG allowed a CCHA player (league game) to register a hat trick was WMU’s Dane Walterson12/10/11.Hescoredthreetimesina6-1BroncowinatWesternMichigan

Previously:11/28/09vs.NotreDamewhenCalleRidderwallscoredthreetimesina4-4Tie.

• BG allowed a non-conference opponent to register a hat trick was 10/23/09 against ProvidenceCollegeintheBGSUIceArena.MattBerglandscoredthreetimesinaPC8-2win. Previously: 10/15/05 against Boston College in the BGSU Ice Arena when Chris Cillins did so in a 9-6 BC win.

LastCCHAteaminnon-conferenceplay:3/18/94vs.MichiganState(CCHAplayoffquarterfinals)when Steve Guolla did so in a 3-2 Spartan OT win at Joe Louis Arena.

• BGallowedaCCHAplayertoscorefourgoalsinagamewaswhenDanRiedelofFerrisState(1/16/06)scoredfourtimesina6-5BulldogwinatBowlingGreen.(Note:BGhasneverallowedanyopposingplayertoscorefiveormoregoalsinagame)Previously:DwayneNorrisofMichiganState(2/15/92)ina6-6(OT)tieatEastLansing.

• BG allowed a non-CCHA player to score four or more goals in a game was 12/30/92 when Maine’sMikeLatendresserecordedfourmarkersina6-2BlackBearvictoryatRichfield,Ohio(Cleveland College Hockey Classic championship).Previously: Not available.

• BGattemptedapenaltyshotwason11/13/10athomeagainstNorthernMichiganwhenJordan Samuels-Tomas failed to scored against Reid Ellingson. NMU ended up winning the contest 5-1.Previously: 1/22/10 at home against Western Michigan when Brennan Vargas scored against RileyGill.TheFalconsandtheBroncosendedthecontestina4-4tie.

• BG allowed a penalty shot goal was on 12/2/05 when Bryan Lerg (MSU) scored on Jon Horrell in a 3-0 Bowling Green loss on the road.

• BG stopped a penalty shot goal was on 3/4/12 when Stephen Vigier (NMU) was stopped ina4-1BowlingGreenwinontheroadintheCCHAplayoffs

Previously: 12/3/04 at Michigan State when Jim Slater was stopped by Jordan Sigalet in a 2-1 BG win.

103

Fastest GoalsFastest Goals To Begin A PeriodFirst Period0:07 Paul Titanic vs. Lake Superior (3/3/79)0:12 Kevin Dahl vs. Western Michigan (10/27/88)0:13 Mike Hall vs. Notre Dame (3/5/94)0:13 Brian MacLellan vs. Ferris State (2/2/79)0:13 Pete Badour vs. Clarkson (1/8/71)

Second Period0:08 Dave Easton vs. Lake Superior (2/18/77)0:14 Joe Quinn vs. Lake Superior (1/8/88)0:14 Greg Parks vs. Maine (12/28/87)0:14 Steve Murphy vs. Ohio State (2/27/76)0:14 Bob Dobek vs. Michigan Tech (12/7/73)

Third Period0:05 ByronShuttvs.York(12/10/77)0:06 Tom Newton vs. Miami (10/28/78)0:07 Andy Gribble vs. Ferris State (1/31/87)0:08 Brandon Carper vs. Illinois-Chicago (11/15/91)0:08 Brian MacLellan vs. Vermont (11/11/78)

First Overtime0:13 Brian Meharry vs. Miami (10/30/87)0:34 Clarke Pineo vs. Michigan State (11/23/85)0:37 MartinJiranekvs.OhioState(10/26/91)0:37 Jamie Wansbrough vs. Michigan (11/15/85)

Second Overtime1:30 Roger Archer vs. St. Lawrence (11/29/74)

Third Overtime2:54 Rob Blake vs. Michigan (3/5/89)

Fourth Overtime2:10 MattRuchtyvs.FerrisState(3/4/88)7:11 Gino Cavallini vs. Minnesota-Duluth (3/24/84)

Shortest Two-Goal Scoring Span(Fromtimeoffirstmarker)Individual0:09 Tom Newton vs. Miami (10/27/78)0:10 Brian Meharry vs. Lake Superior (1/5/85)0:10 Chad Arthur vs. Illinois-Chicago (11/14/86)

Two Players0:06 vs. Western Michigan (2/27/70)0:07 vs. Notre Dame (11/8/74)0:08 vs. Lake Superior (1/15/77)0:08 vs. St. Lawrence (12/2/78)0:08 vs. Michigan (1/7/84)

Shortest Three-Goal Scoring Span(Fromtimeoffirstmarker)Individual4:39 Tom Newton vs. Lake Superior (2/17/78)4:53 Rob Urban vs. Illinois-Chicago (3/2/85)5:24 JohnMarkellvs.SUNY-Buffalo(2/21/76)

Three Players0:34 vs. Ferris State (10/23/82)0:36 vs. Ohio University (3/4/72)0:45 vs.SUNY-Buffalo(11/10/73)

Shortest Four-Goal Scoring Span(Fromtimeoffirstmarker)Individual13:49MikeHartmanvs.SUNY-Buffalo(2/20/76)14:33MikeHartmanvs.SUNY-Buffalo(2/20/76)14:40 Brian Hills vs. Notre Dame (11/27/82)16:13 James Unger vs. Nebraska-Omaha (3/3/07)

Four Players1:36 vs. Notre Dame (11/27/82)1:43 vs. Notre Dame (11/27/82)2:25 vs. Ferris State (10/23/82)

Shortest Five-Goal Scoring Span(Fromtimeoffirstmarker)Individual18:21MikeHartmanvs.SUNY-Buffalo(2/20/76)35:24 Jamie Wansbrough vs. Notre Dame (3/4/83)45:05 Jack Laine vs. Ohio State (2/25/77)

Five Players2:14 vs. Notre Dame (11/27/82)

Paul Titanic holds the BGSU record for fastest goal to begin a game. He scored in an incredible seven seconds against Lake Superior on 3/3/79.

Tom Newton scored two goals in nine seconds against Miami on 10/27/78.

Mike Hartman scored five goals against SUNY Buffalo on 2/20/76.

Rob Blake scored a goal 2:54 into the third over-time against Michigan on 3/5/89.

John Markell scored three goals against SUNY-Buffalo in 5:24 on 2/21/76.

Jamie Wansbrough holds several records in the BGSU books, including most goals in a career (127).

104

Penalty Shots BGSU And The Penalty Shot

Date Player (School) Goalie (School) Result Period Time Site Before PS Final Score

1/3/70 MichelGuay(Montréal) GlenShirton*(BGSU) Failed 3 0:47 atTroy,NY/RPIInvitational BG,4-3 UM,6-4

2/1/74 Bob Dobek (BGSU) Weldon Good (WMU) Scored 2 19:19 at Bowling Green BG, 7-0 BG, 11-3

12/10/76 Jack Laine (BGSU) Al McSorley (Waterloo) Failed 3 12:55 at Bowling Green BG, 5-0 BG, 6-1

3/9/79 Paul Titanic (BGSU) Steve Jones (OSU) Scored 2 16:33 at BG/CCHA Finals - Game #1 OSU, 2-1 BG, 5-3

1/5/80 Bob Bailey (WMU) Wally Charko (BGSU) Failed 2 10:04 at Western Michigan BG, 4-2 BG, 6-4

10/30/82 DanKane(BGSU) JonElliott(UM) Scored/SH 2 19:18 atBowlingGreen BG,7-5 BG,10-9

1/28/83 Terry Majich (UIC) Mike David (BGSU) Failed 1 8:38 at Bowling Green UIC, 1-0 BG, 9-3

3/12/83 BrianHills(BGSU) RonScott(MSU) Failed OT 4:35 atDetroit/CCHAFinal Tied,3-3 MSU,4-3(OT)

11/9/84 Charlie Meitner (CU) Wayne Collins (BGSU) Failed 2 19:40 at Clarkson Tied, 2-2 CU, 5-3

11/22/85 Clarke Pineo (BGSU) Norm Foster (MSU) Scored 2 5:12 at Michigan State MSU, 1-0 MSU, 4-3 (OT)

11/23/85 Iain Duncan (BGSU) Bob Essensa (MSU) Failed 1 12:13 at Bowling Green Tied, 1-1 BG, 6-5 (OT)

1/30/87 Nelson Emerson (BGSU) Mike Williams (FSU) Failed 1 4:59 at Ferris State FSU, 1-0 BG, 4-3

12/12/87 Greg Polaski (PU) Paul Connell (BGSU) Failed 3 13:35 at Bowling Green BG, 4-2 BG, 5-2

11/11/89 NelsonEmerson(BGSU) JasonMuzzatti(MSU) Failed 1 1:01 atMichiganState Tied,0-0 MSU,11-3

11/9/90 BrettHarkins(BGSU) MarkMichaud(MU) Failed 3 7:34 atMiami MU,3-2 BG,5-4(OT)

1/12/91 Peter Holmes (BGSU) Darrin Madeley (LSSU) Failed 1 6:09 at Bowling Green BG, 1-0 LSSU, 6-3

10/31/92 BrettHarkins(BGSU) PaulDixon(KSU) Scored 3 7:16 atKentState KSU,3-2 BG,5-3

12/30/92 BrettHarkins(BGSU) GarthSnow(Maine) Scored 3 13:04 atRichfield,Ohio/CCHC UM,5-1 UM,6-2

1/15/93 Chris Brooks (WMU) Aaron Ellis (BGSU) Failed 2 14:57 at Bowling Green BG, 4-3 BG, 6-4

10/15/93 Tom Glantz (BGSU) Jim Boulieris (UT) Failed 3 5:52 at Bowling Green BG, 5-1 BG, 12-1

2/04/94 BrianHolzinger(BGSU) JeffFeatherstone(UIC) Scored 3 3:17 atBowlingGreen Tied,4-4 BG,7-6(OT)

2/05/94 Steve Richards (OSU) Will Clarke (BGSU) Scored+ 1 8:39 at Bowling Green Tied, 0-0 OSU, 4-3

11/8/97 Frank Novock (WMU) Mike Savard (BGSU) Scored 3 19:11 at Bowling Green WMU, 6-3 WMU, 8-3

10/17/98 Dan Price (BGSU) Jason Braun (Northeastern) Scored 2 5:05 at Bowling Green BG, 3-0 BG, 5-3

2/12/99 CurtisValentine(BGSU) IanPerkins(UAF) Failed 2 3:39 atAlaskaFairbanks BG,2-1 UAF,4-3(OT)

11/13/99 Adam Hall (MSU) Tyler Masters (BGSU) Failed/PP 1 2:49 at Michigan State Tied, 0-0 MSU, 5-2

11/17/01 Chris Vail (WSU) Jordan Sigalet (BGSU) Failed 3 9:38 at Wayne State BG, 2-1 BG, 4-1

2/9/02 Jason Basile (FSU) Jordan Sigalet (BGSU) Scored 1 15:58 at Ferris State FSU, 1-0 FSU, 6-3

2/22/02 Greg Day (BGSU) Craig Kowaski (NMU) Scored 2 3:43 at Bowling Green NMU, 2-0 NMU, 4-1

12/3/04 Jim Slater (MSU) Jordan Sigalet (BGSU) Failed 1 10:45 at East Lansing Tied, 0-0 BGSU, 2-1

12/2/05 Bryan Lerg (MSU) Jon Horrell (BGSU) Scored 3 9:57 at East Lansing MSU, 1-0 MSU, 3-0

12/1/07 BrandonSvendsen(BGSU) BrettBothwell(WayneState) Failed 3 16:28 atBowlingGreen BG,6-1 BG,6-1

1/22/10 Brennan Vargas (BGSU) Riley Gill (WMU) Scored 1 17:19 at Bowling Green WMU, 1-0 Tied, 4-4

11/13/10 JustinSamuels-Thomas ReidEllingson Failed 2 10:42 atMarquette 2-0 NMU.5-1

* defenseman took instead of goaltender

+ OSU was awarded another penalty shot in the third period (11:40) but opted to take a power play instead

BG’s Aaron Ellis stops WMU’s Chris Brooks on a penalty shot during the 1992-93 season at the Ice Arena.

Falcon HockeyPenalty Shot Facts

• BGhasconvertedontenof20penalty-shotattempts(.500).• TheFalconshaveallowedonlyfourpenalty-shotgoalsin13attempts(.308).• BG’s24-yearstring(or966games)ofnotallowingapenalty-shotgoalendedFeb. 5, 1994.• BowlingGreenis11-8-1whenawardedapenaltyshot.• TheFalconsare6-3-1whenscoringonapenaltyshot.• BGis5-5-0whenfailingtoscoreonapenaltyshot.• TheFalconsare6-3-0whenstoppingapenaltyshotbytheopposition.• BrettHarkinsholdstheBGcareerrecordforpenalty-shotattempts(3)andgoalsscored (2).• JordanSigalet(2001-02)becamethefirstFalcontofacetwopenaltyshotsinnot only his career, but one season.• BGhasscoredonsevenofits11penalty-shotattempts(.636)attheBGSUIceArena(Falconopponentshavescoredontwooffivetries).

105

Top Offensive Games

High-Scoring Affair Oddities

•TheFalconsrecordeddouble-digits inthree

consecutivegames (Feb.13-17,1973)andout-

scored their opponents by a combined 36-3.

•BowlingGreenduplicatedthefeatfromFeb.

17-24, 1984 as it outscored its opponents 32-9.

•During the1978-79 campaign,BG reached

double-digits in eight games, a school-record.

•BGopponentsscoredat least10 inagame

threetimesduringthe1972-73season.

•BowlingGreenhasscoredatleast10goalsin

acontestintheCCHAplayoffs,onfouroccasions--

Mar. 10, 1974 vs. Western Michigan (11-4), when

theleaguetournamentwashostedbySt.Louis;

Mar. 11, 1978 vs. St. Louis (10-2) at the BGSU Ice

Arena;andMar.2,1979vs.LakeSuperior(12-2)

attheBGSUIceArena;Mar.6,1982vs.Northern

Michigan (10-5) also at the BGSU Ice Arena.

• TheFalconshavehadback-to-back10-goal

(+)games10times.

•BGhasneverallowedtheoppositiontoreg-

isterconsecutive10-goal(+)games.

•BowlingGreenhas registereda shutout12

timeswhenscoring10(+)goals.

• TheFalconshaverecorded52gamesathome

with 10 (+) goals.

•BowlingGreenhas scored10 (+)goals ina

neutral site game on three occasions -- Dec. 28,

1971 vs. Windsor (11-0), Mar. 10, 1974 vs. Western

Michigan (11-4 at St. Louis), and Dec. 29, 1978 vs.

McGill (12-7).

• TheFalconshave recorded10 (+) goalson

theroad14times includingthreeeachatOhio

University and Western Michigan.

• The highest scoring games in which BG

was victorious saw 19 goals scored. That has

happenedthreetimes-- Jan.19,1973vs.Ohio

University,11-8;Dec.29,1978vs.McGill,12-7;

and Oct. 30, 1982 vs. Michigan, 10-9.

• TheFalconshavehadninedouble-digitgames

against Western Michigan, the most versus any

opponent(fiveathome,threeinKalamazooand

one at a neutral site).

•BGhas reacheddouble-digits at home six

timesagainst Ferris State, themost versusany

opponent at the BGSU Ice Arena.

BGSU’s Top Offensive GamesBGhasscored10ormoregoalsinagame71times(notincludingfourexhibitioncontests)overits40-yearhistory.Includedin that total are four games in which the Falcons have registered a school-record 15 markers. The Brown and Orange has allowed its opponents to score 10 or more goals on 17 occasions. Listed below are BG’s double-digit games in chronological order:

Date Opponent Score2/27/70 ...........................vs. Western Michigan ................................................................................................................. W, 14-311/20/70 .........................vs. Waterloo Lutheran ................................................................................................................ W, 11-42/3/71 .............................vs. St. Clair College ..................................................................................................................... W, 10-212/28/71 .........................vs.Windsor(atFlint,MichiganIMASemifinal) ..........................................................................W, 11-01/8/72 .............................at Ohio University ...................................................................................................................... W, 10-71/19/73 ...........................vs. Ohio University ..................................................................................................................... W, 11-81/20/73 ...........................vs. Ohio University ..................................................................................................................... W, 10-12/13/73 ...........................vs. St. Clair College ..................................................................................................................... W, 12-32/16/73 ...........................at Ohio University ...................................................................................................................... W, 13-02/17/73 ...........................at Ohio University ...................................................................................................................... W, 11-011/2/73 ...........................vs. Guelph .................................................................................................................................. W, 10-011/3/73 ...........................vs. Guelph .................................................................................................................................. W, 11-012/1/73 ...........................vs. McMaster.............................................................................................................................. W, 10-11/19/74 ...........................at Lake Forest ............................................................................................................................. W, 15-42/1/74 .............................vs. Western Michigan ................................................................................................................. W, 11-32/2/74 .............................at Western Michigan .................................................................................................................. W, 10-13/10/74 ...........................vs. Western Michigan (at St. Louis)^ ..........................................................................................W, 11-411/23/74 .........................vs.SUNY-Buffalo ......................................................................................................................... W, 12-01/10/75 ...........................vs. McMaster.............................................................................................................................. W, 14-01/11/75 ...........................vs. McMaster.............................................................................................................................. W, 12-411/7/75 ...........................vs. Lake Forest ............................................................................................................................ W, 13-111/8/75 ...........................vs. Lake Forest ............................................................................................................................ W, 10-111/21/75 .........................vs. Rensselaer ............................................................................................................................. W, 10-312/6/75 ...........................vs. Wilfrid Laurier ....................................................................................................................... W, 14-11/16/76 ...........................vs. Ohio State ............................................................................................................................. W, 14-32/20/76 ...........................vs.SUNY-Buffalo ......................................................................................................................... W, 15-32/21/76 ...........................vs.SUNY-Buffalo ......................................................................................................................... W, 13-012/19/76 .........................atSUNY-Buffalo .......................................................................................................................... W, 10-01/15/77 ...........................vs. Lake Superior ........................................................................................................................ W, 11-12/8/77 .............................at Western Michigan .................................................................................................................. W, 11-02/25/77 ...........................vs. Ohio State ............................................................................................................................. W, 10-611/26/77 .........................at Vermont ................................................................................................................................. W, 10-53/11/78 ...........................vs. St. Louis (CCHA Championship)*^.........................................................................................W, 10-210/27/78 .........................vs. Miami .................................................................................................................................... W, 15-012/15/78 .........................at Ferris State ............................................................................................................................. W, 11-512/29/78 .........................vs.McGill(OldColonyInvitational) ............................................................................................W, 12-71/13/79 ...........................vs. Western Michigan ................................................................................................................. W, 10-22/2/79 .............................vs. Ferris State ............................................................................................................................ W, 11-22/3/79 .............................vs. Ferris State ............................................................................................................................ W, 10-02/23/79 ...........................vs. Western Michigan ................................................................................................................. W, 12-43/2/79 .............................vs.LakeSuperior(CCHASemifinals)*^ .......................................................................................W, 12-21/11/80 ...........................vs. Ferris State ............................................................................................................................ W, 10-410/14/80 .........................vs.VaxjoClub/Sweden(Exhibition) ............................................................................................W, 11-22/28/81 ...........................vs. Northern Michigan................................................................................................................ W, 10-310/13/81 .........................vs.Michigan-Dearborn(Exhibition) ...........................................................................................W, 12-211/21/81 .........................at Western Michigan .................................................................................................................. W, 10-512/18/81 .........................vs. Miami .................................................................................................................................... W, 10-31/15/82 ...........................vs. Ferris State ............................................................................................................................ W, 10-43/6/82 .............................vs.NorthernMichigan(CCHAQuarterfinals)^* .........................................................................W, 10-510/30/82 .........................vs. Michigan ............................................................................................................................... W, 10-911/26/82 .........................vs. Notre Dame .......................................................................................................................... W, 12-211/27/82 .........................vs. Notre Dame .......................................................................................................................... W, 12-31/29/83 ...........................vs. Illinois-Chicago ...................................................................................................................... W, 15-12/17/84 ...........................vs. Michigan-Dearborn ............................................................................................................... W, 11-32/18/84 ...........................vs. Michigan-Dearborn ............................................................................................................... W, 10-22/24/84 ...........................at Miami ..................................................................................................................................... W, 11-411/30/84 .........................at Miami ..................................................................................................................................... W, 10-410/26/85 .........................vs. Michigan ............................................................................................................................... W, 11-51/2/87 .............................vs. Lake Superior ........................................................................................................................ W, 12-41/10/87 ...........................vs. Miami .................................................................................................................................... W, 12-32/5/88 .............................vs. Ferris State ............................................................................................................................ W, 10-22/6/88 .............................vs. Ferris State ............................................................................................................................ W, 11-32/19/88 ...........................vs. Western Michigan ................................................................................................................. W, 11-210/15/88 .........................at Alaska-Anchorage .................................................................................................................. W, 10-210/22/90 .........................vs.WesternOntario(Exhibition) ................................................................................................ W, 11-311/21/92 .........................vs. Ohio State ............................................................................................................................. W, 11-210/15/93 .........................vs. Toronto.................................................................................................................................. W, 12-110/14/94 .........................vs. Guelph .................................................................................................................................. W, 11-210/18/94 .........................vs. Ohio State ............................................................................................................................. W, 10-211/30/96 .........................vs. Ohio State ............................................................................................................................. W, 10-42/13/99 ...........................at Alaska Fairbanks ..................................................................................................................... W, 10-310/12/07 .........................vs.Windsor(Exhibition) ............................................................................................................. W, 12-1

^CCHA Tournament Game *A game as part of a two-game, total-goals series

106

All-Time OpponentsTeam Games Won Lost Tied SOW Pct. First Meeting Air Force 5 3 2 0 - .600 12/27/72: USAF 4-3 (OT)Alabama-Huntsville 10 7 2 1 - .700 01/21/00: BG 4-3Alaska-Anchorage 2 2 0 0 - 1.000 10/14/88: BG 7-2Alaska Fairbanks 51 21 25 5 0 .400 12/27/87: BG 6-4Bemidji State 2 0 2 0 0 0.000 12/30/11: BS 1-4Boston College 13 3 10 0 - .231 03/24/78: BC 6-2Boston University 8 4 4 0 - .500 01/16/71: BU 6-1Brock 1 1 0 0 - 1.000 10/14/95: BG 8-2Brown 5 2 3 0 - .400 12/18/72: BU 5-4Canisius 2 2 0 0 - 1.000 11/11/11: BG 4-1Clarkson 27 12 14 1 - .460 01/12/70: CCT 4-3Colgate 6 5 0 1 - .917 01/18/74: BG 5-1Colorado College 1 1 0 0 - 1.000 03/18/78: BG 5-3Connecticut 4 3 0 1 - .750 12/30/05: BG 9-2Cornell 6 4 1 1 - .750 12/30/77: CU 5-3Dartmouth 3 1 1 1 - .500 12/29/77: BG 5-2Denver 3 0 3 0 - .000 11/28/69: DU 9-3Ferris State 117 54 52 11 0 .472 12/15/78: BG 11-5Findlay 2 2 0 0 - 1.000 10/25/02: BG 4-3Guelph 11 10 0 1 - .955 01/23/70: BG 8-1Harvard 3 0 3 0 - .000 03/20/87: HU 7-1Holy Cross 1 0 0 0 - 1.000 12/30/10: BG 3-2 OTIllinois at Chicago (UIC) 60 47 10 3 - .808 02/05/82: BG 7-3Kent State 6 4 2 0 - .667 10/30/92: KSU 5-2Lake Forest 6 6 0 0 - 1.000 01/28/72: BG 5-3Lake Superior 152 73 66 10 0 .537 12/12/70: LS 4-3Maine 9 1 8 0 - .111 12/28/87: BG 6-5Massachusetts 1 1 0 0 - 1.000 12/29/05: BG 3-2Mass-Amherst 1 0 1 0 - .000 12/28/96: UM 5-4Mass-Lowell 1 0 1 0 - .000 12/29/82: ML 7-3McGill 1 1 0 0 - 1.000 12/29/78: BG 12-7McMaster 6 6 0 0 - 1.000 11/30/73: BG 9-6Mercyhurst 1 1 0 0 - 1.000 12/28/00: BG 3-1Merrimack 1 0 1 0 - .000 10/14/05: MER 3-2Miami 110 60 42 8 0 .591 10/27/78: BG 15-0Michigan 120 37 80 3 0 .297 12/29/71: UM 4-1Michigan-Dearborn 3 3 0 0 - 1.000 02/17/84: BG 11-3Michigan State 109 27 73 9 1 .273 01/02/71: MS 7-2Michigan Tech 12 4 7 1 - .375 11/24/72: MT 10-2Minnesota 3 0 3 0 - .000 03/16/79: UM 6-3Minnesota-Duluth 5 1 4 0 - .200 01/04/81: UMD 7-4Minnesota State 2 0 2 0 - .000 10/09/10: MSU 2-3Montréal 1 0 1 0 - .000 01/03/70: UM 6-4Nebraska-Omaha 33 9 21 3 1 .318 01/02/99: BG 4-2New Hampshire 16 8 8 0 - .500 11/28/70: UNH 6-4Niagara 4 2 2 0 - .500 12/30/00: NU 7-2North Dakota 9 3 6 0 - .333 12/19/80: UND 9-3Northeastern 9 2 5 2 - .286 12/29/74: Tie 4-4Northern Michigan 83 39 37 7 0 .522 11/12/76: BG 3-2Notre Dame 99 37 54 8 2 .433 12/13/69: UND 9-3Ohio State 154 89 58 7 2 .581 12/05/69: OSU 6-3Ohio University 18 17 0 1 - .972 11/21/69: Tie 2-2 (OT)Princeton 10 8 2 0 - .800 12/20/71: BG 6-4Providence 10 5 5 0 - .500 01/04/70: PC 5-2Rensselaer 18 8 9 1 - .470 01/02/70: RPI 5-4Rochester Institute 3 3 0 0 - 1.000 12/28/86: BG 4-3Ryerson 4 3 0 1 - .875 02/06/70: Tie 2-2 (OT)St. Clair 5 4 1 0 - .800 01/09/70: SCC 3-2St. Cloud State 4 3 1 0 - .750 02/24/89: BG 6-2St. Lawrence 14 7 5 2 - .571 11/26/70: SLU 6-5St. Louis 41 15 22 4 - .415 03/07/71: SLU 6-3Sir George Williams 1 1 0 0 - 1.000 12/27/74: BG 6-3SUNY-Buffalo 8 8 0 0 - 1.000 11/09/73: BG 8-3Toronto 7 6 1 0 - .857 12/15/75: BG 5-3Union 5 3 1 1 - .700 12/30/99: BG 5-4 (OT)U.S. International 3 2 0 1 - .833 10/27/79: Tie 3-3Vermont 12 10 2 0 - .833 11/25/77: UVM 2-1Waterloo 4 3 0 1 - .875 01/16/70: Tie 2-2 (OT)Waterloo Lutheran 2 2 0 0 - 1.000 11/20/71: BG 11-4Wayne State 5 3 1 1 - .800 11/16/01: Tie 4-4 (OT)Western Michigan 136 77 53 6 2 .601 02/01/74: BG 11-3Western Ontario 19 13 5 1 - .711 11/15/69: UWO 4-2Wilfrid Laurier 2 1 1 0 - .500 12/05/75: WLU 3-2Windsor 4 4 0 0 - 1.000 11/14/69: BG 8-2Wisconsin 7 1 5 1 - .167 03/25/78: BG 4-3Yale 6 4 2 0 - .667 12/21/71: BG 5-3York 5 4 1 0 - .800 01/31/75: YU 6-3TOTALS 1,673 818 746 109 - .527

2012-13 opponents in bold Exhibition contests not included in first and last meetings or in total wins and lossesShoot out wins are recorded for CCHA games only and began keeping as a record starting with the 2009-10 season

107

Game-By-Game CCHAAlaska Fairbanks

12/27/87 . . . . . .N . . . . .W . . . . . . 6-4(Dexter Classic - Orono, ME)

11/26/92 . . . . . .A. . . . . .W . . . . . . 3-2(Great Alaska Face-Off - Fairbanks, Ak.)

12/10/93 . . . . . H . . . . . L . . . . . . 4-612/11/93 . . . . . H . . . . . L . . . . . . 3-82/3/95. . . . . . . H . . . . .W . . . . . . 6-32/4/95. . . . . . . H . . . . .W . . . . . . 6-111/23/95 . . . . . .A. . . . . .W . . . . . . 8-611/24/95 . . . . . .A. . . . . .W . . . . . . 4-211/25/95 . . . . . .A. . . . . .W . . . . . . 5-212/6/96. . . . . . H . . . . .W . . . . . . 7-42/7/97. . . . . . . H . . . . .W . . . . . . 6-32/8/97. . . . . . . H . . . . . L . . . . . . 5-711/27/97 . . . . . .A. . . . . . L . . . . . . 2-911/28/97 . . . . . .A. . . . .L(ot) . . . . . 3-411/29/97 . . . . . .A. . . . .T(ot) . . . . . 2-211/14/98 . . . . . H . . . . . L . . . . . . 5-62/12/99. . . . . . .A. . . . .L(ot) . . . . . 3-42/13/99. . . . . . .A. . . . . .W . . . . . 10-310/29/99 . . . . . H . . . . .W . . . . . . 8-210/30/99 . . . . . H . . . . .W . . . . . . 5-410/27/00 . . . . . H . . . . .W . . . . . . 4-210/28/00 . . . . . H . . . .T(ot) . . . . . 1-111/24/00 . . . . . .A. . . . .T(ot) . . . . . 2-211/25/00 . . . . . .A. . . . . . L . . . . . . 2-312/14/01 . . . . . .A. . . . . . L . . . . . . 2-612/15/01 . . . . . .A. . . . . . L . . . . . . 2-51/3/03. . . . . . . H . . . .T(ot) . . . . . 3-31/4/03. . . . . . . H . . . . . L . . . . . . 3-61/23/04. . . . . . .A. . . . . .W . . . . . . 6-21/24/04. . . . . . .A. . . . . . L . . . . . . 2-31/7/05. . . . . . . H . . . . .W . . . . . . 6-21/8/05. . . . . . . H . . . . .W . . . . . . 6-13/11/05. . . . . . H . . . . . L . . . . . . 3-63/12/05. . . . . . H . . . . . L . . . . . . 3-62/10/06. . . . . . .A. . . . . . L . . . . . . 3-42/11/06. . . . . . .A. . . . . . L . . . . . . 1-312/8/06. . . . . . .A. . . . . . L . . . . . . 3-412/9/06. . . . . . .A. . . . . .W . . . . . . 6-41/26/07. . . . . . H . . . . . L . . . . . . 2-51/27/07. . . . . . H . . . .T(ot) . . . . . 2-22/8/08. . . . . . . H . . . . .W . . . . . . 4-22/9/08. . . . . . . H . . . . . L . . . . . . 1-410/24/08 . . . . . .A. . . . . .W . . . . . . 1-010/25/08 . . . . . .A. . . . . . L . . . . . . 0-311/13/09 . . . . . H . . . . .W . . . . . . 3-111/14/09 . . . . . H . . . . . L . . . . . . 3-510/29/10 . . . . . .A. . . . . . L . . . . . . 1-410/30/10 . . . . . .A. . . . . . L . . . . . . 1-411/25/11 . . . . . H . . . . . L . . . . . . 0-311/26/11 . . . . . H . . . . . L . . . . . . 0-21/20/12. . . . . . .A. . . . . .W . . . . . . 3-11/21/11. . . . . . .A. . . . . . L . . . . . . 1-4

Series Record: AF leads, 21-25-5At BG: 11-11-3 • At Alaska: 9-14-2

Neutral: 1-0-0Overtime: 0-2-5

GF: 181 • GA: 185

Ferris State

12/15/78 . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . 11-512/16/78 . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 7-22/2/79. . . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . 11-22/3/79. . . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 1-01/11/80. . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . 10-41/12/80. . . . . . H . . . . L . . . . . . . 3-52/1/80. . . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 1-62/2/80. . . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 6-41/23/81. . . . . . H . . . . L . . . . . . . 4-81/24/81. . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 4-32/20/81. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 2-62/21/81. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 3-51/15/82. . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . 10-41/16/82. . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 4-210/22/83 . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 8-510/23/83 . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 9-31/13/84. . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 5-21/14/84. . . . . . A . . . T(ot) . . . . . . 5-5 10/12/84 . . . . . H . . . . L . . . . . . . 2-410/13/84 . . . . . H . . . L(ot) . . . . . 4-5 12/14/84 . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 4-312/15/84 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 3-510/11/85 . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 4-310/12/85 . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 5-312/13/85 . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 5-112/14/85 . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 7-311/21/86 . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 5-311/22/86 . . . . . H . . . . L . . . . . . . 3-61/30/87. . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . 4-31/31/87. . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 6-12/27/87. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 4-62/28/87. . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 5-03/01/87. . . . . . H . . . W . . . . . . . 5-111/20/87 . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 8-411/21/87 . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 9-62/05/88. . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . 10-22/06/88. . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . 11-33/04/88. . . . . . H . . W(4ot) . . . . . 5-43/05/88. . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 6-312/02/88 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 4-612/03/88 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 5-72/10/89. . . . . . H . . . T(ot) . . . . . 1-12/11/89. . . . . . H . . . T(ot) . . . . . . 2-212/01/89 . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 6-212/02/89 . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 7-22/09/90. . . . . . A . . . T(ot) . . . . . . 5-52/10/90. . . . . . A . . W(ot) . . . . . . 4-311/16/90 . . . . . A . . . T(ot) . . . . . . 5-511/17/90 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 2-42/08/91. . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 6-52/09/91. . . . . . H . . . L(ot) . . . . . . 5-63/01/91. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 3-53/02/91. . . . . . A . . . L(ot) . . . . . . 2-31/17/92. . . . . . A . . . L(ot) . . . . . . 4-51/18/92. . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 8-33/06/92. . . . . . H . . . . L . . . . . . . 2-33/07/92. . . . . . H . . . . L . . . . . . . 1-51/08/93. . . . . . A . . . L(ot) . . . . . . 3-41/09/93. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 3-41/22/93. . . . . . H . . . . L . . . . . . . 3-411/05/93 . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 6-212/03/93 . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 5-212/04/93 . . . . . H . . . . L . . . . . . . 3-43/11/94. . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 3-03/12/94. . . . . . H . . W(ot) . . . . . . 3-212/02/94 . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 7-312/03/94 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 4-73/04/95. . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 3-111/10/95 . . . . . A . . . T(ot) . . . . . . 2-211/17/95 . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 5-41/06/96. . . . . . H . . W(ot) . . . . . . 5-411/08/96 . . . . . H . . . . L . . . . . . . 2-301/03/97 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 3-5

Ferris State (Cont.)

1/04/97. . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 7-210/31/97 . . . . . H . . . T(ot) . . . . . . 3-311/01/97 . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 3-12/21/98. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 0-310/24/98 . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 2-11/23/99. . . . . . H . . . T(ot) . . . . . . 4-42/27/99. . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 6-411/19/99 . . . . . H . . . . L . . . . . . . 1-311/20/99 . . . . . H . . . L(ot) . . . . . . 4-52/16/01. . . . . . A . . . T(ot) . . . . . . 2-22/17/01. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 0-33/02/01. . . . . . H . . W(ot) . . . . . . 1-03/03/01. . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 2-12/08/02. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 2-52/09/02. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 3-610/18/02 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . 1-1010/19/02 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 1-53/07/03. . . . . . H . . . . L . . . . . . . 2-43/08/03. . . . . . H . . . . L . . . . . . . 3-412/05/03 . . . . . H . . . . L . . . . . . . 1-212/06/03 . . . . . H . . . T(ot) . . . . . . 3-32/4/05. . . . . . . A . . . T(ot) . . . . . . 5-52/5/05. . . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 4-210/29/05 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 1-21/16/06. . . . . . H . . . . L . . . . . . . 5-62/16/07. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 1-22/17/07. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 2-511/9/07. . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 6-311/10/07 . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 3-12/22/08. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 1-22/23/08. . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 2-12/13/09. . . . . . H . . . . L . . . . . . . 3-22/14/09. . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 3-1 11/06/09 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 1-511/07/09 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 2-31/07/11. . . . . . H . . . . L . . . . . . . 1-41/08/11. . . . . . H . . . . L . . . . . . . 1-311/4/11. . . . . . H . . . . L . . . . . . . 0-411/5/11. . . . . . H . . . . L . . . . . . . 3-52/17/12. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 1-52/18/12. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 1-43/9/12. . . . . . . A . . . . W . . 3-2 (OT)3/10/12. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 4-73/11/12. . . . . . A . . . . W . . 4-3 (OT)

Series Record: BG leads, 54-52-11At BG: 29-22-5 • At FSU: 25-30-6


GF: 467 • GA: 412

Dan DeSalvo makes a quick turn before scoring against Fer-risStateintheplayoffslastseason.

108

Game-By-Game CCHALake Superior12/12/70 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 3-412/13/70 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 2-712/03/71 . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 4-312/04/71 . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 6-111/10/72 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 4-811/11/72 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 6-712/08/71 . . . . . H . . . L(ot) . . . . . . 7-812/09/72 . . . . . H . . . . L . . . . . . 4-1011/16/73 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 3-511/17/73 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 5-72/15/74. . . . . . H . . . . L . . . . . . . 2-32/16/74. . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 6-411/15/74 . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 5-211/16/74 . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 5-12/14/75. . . . . . A . . . T(ot) . . . . . . 7-72/15/75. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 5-63/07/75. . . . . . N . . . . L . . . . . . . 4-6

(CCHA Tourney-St. Louis) 1/09/76. . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 5-31/10/76. . . . . . H . . W(ot) . . . . . . 5-42/13/76. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 0-12/14/76. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 2-61/14/77. . . . . . H . . . . L . . . . . . . 2-81/15/77. . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . 11-12/18/77. . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 9-22/19/77. . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 5-11/27/78 . . . . . . A CANCELED . blizzard1/28/78 . . . . . . A CANCELED . blizzard2/17/78. . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 9-12/18/78. . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 9-31/05/79. . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 5-21/06/79. . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 4-02/16/79. . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 6-12/17/79. . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 4-33/02/79. . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . 12-23/03/79. . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 6-112/14/79 . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 4-312/15/79 . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 4-12/15/80 . . . . . A . . . L . . . . . . . 3-52/16/80. . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 6-21/09/81. . . . . . H . . . W . . . . . . . 5-31/10/81. . . . . . H . . . L . . . . . . . 3-41/29/81. . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 6-22/15/80 . . . . . A . . . L . . . . . . . 3-52/16/80. . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 6-21/09/81. . . . . . H . . . W . . . . . . . 5-31/10/81. . . . . . H . . . L . . . . . . . 3-41/29/81. . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 6-21/30/81. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 5-711/13/81 . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 8-211/14/81 . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 5-211/19/82 . . . . . A . . W(ot) . . . . . . 6-511/20/82 . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 6-410/21/83 . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 7-210/22/83 . . . . . H . . . . L . . . . . . . 1-23/02/84. . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 7-33/03/84. . . . . . H . . . . L . . . . . . . 6-710/19/84 . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 5-110/20/84 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 4-61/04/85. . . . . . H . . . L(ot) . . . . . . 4-51/05/85. . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 9-13/08/85. . . . . . N . . . . L . . . . . . . 1-4

(CCHA Semifinal at JLA)10/18/85 . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 8-410/19/85 . . . . . H . . . . L . . . . . . . 2-41/03/86. . . . . . A . . W(ot) . . . . . . 4-31/04/86. . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 6-23/08/86. . . . . . N . . . . W . . . . . . . 3-0

(CCHA Consolation at JLA)10/24/86 . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 7-510/25/86 . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 7-31/02/87. . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . 12-4

Lake Superior (Cont.)1/03/87. . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 7-210/23/87 . . . . . H . . . L(ot) . . . . . . 4-510/24/87 . . . . . H . . . . L . . . . . . . 3-71/08/88. . . . . . A . . . T(ot) . . . . . . 6-61/09/88. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 1-53/12/88. . . . . . N . . . . W . . . . . . . 5-3

(CCHA Final at JLA)11/18/88 . . . . . A . . . L(ot) . . . . . . 2-311/19/88 . . . . . A . . . L(ot) . . . . . . 3-41/27/89. . . . . . H . . . T(ot) . . . . . . 3-31/28/89. . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 3-211/17/89 . . . . . H . . . . L . . . . . . . 3-511/18/89 . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 4-31/26/90. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . 2-111/27/90. . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 4-13/10/90. . . . . . N . . . . L . . . . . . . 2-4

(CCHA Semifinal at JLA)10/12/90 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 1-310/13/90 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . 2-101/11/91. . . . . . H . . . . L . . . . . . . 2-61/12/91. . . . . . H . . . . L . . . . . . . 3-611/01/91 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 1-811/02/91 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 3-81/10/92. . . . . . H . . . . L . . . . . . . 3-41/11/92. . . . . . H . . . T(ot) . . . . . . 6-610/23/92 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 1-310/24/92 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 2-71/23/93. . . . . . H . . . L(ot) . . . . . . 4-53/19/93. . . . . . N . . . . L . . . . . . . 1-7

(CCHA Quarterfinal at JLA)11/06/93 . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 3-21/21/94. . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 5-41/22/94. . . . . . H . . . . L . . . . . . . 1-62/10/95. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 2-72/11/95. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 2-83/03/95. . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 3-211/11/95 . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 3-22/02/96. . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 4-12/03/96. . . . . . H . . . L(ot) . . . . . . 3-43/15/96. . . . . . N . . . . L . . . . . . . 0-7

(CCHA Semifinal at JLA)10/25/96 . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 6-410/26/96 . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 4-21/24/97. . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 8-53/07/97. . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 5-33/08/97. . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 8-41/03/98. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 2-61/30/98. . . . . . H . . . . L . . . . . . . 0-11/31/98. . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 4-31/16/99. . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 5-41/29/99. . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 3-2 1/30/99. . . . . . A . . . L(ot) . . . . . . 3-411/26/99 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 5-711/27/99 . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 1-0

Lake Superior (Cont.)3/10/00. . . . . . A . . W(ot) . . . . . . 2-1

(CCHA First Round)3/11/00. . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 3-2

(CCHA First Round)2/2/01. . . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 4-12/3/01. . . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 4-111/23/01 . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 3-211/24/01 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 2-32/15/02. . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 2-02/16/02. . . . . . H . . . T(ot) . . . . . . 4-42/28/03. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 0-23/1/03. . . . . . . A . . W(ot) . . . . . . 3-211/14/03 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 2-411/15/03 . . . . . A . . . T(ot) . . . . . . 0-02/13/04. . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 3-22/14/04. . . . . . H . . . T(ot) . . . . . . 0-010/29/04 . . . . . H . . . . L . . . . . . . 1-510/30/04 . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 2-11/27/06. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 1-61/28/06. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 2-411/3/06. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 1-311/4/06. . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 4-21/11/08. . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 4-21/12/08. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 1-43/7/08. . . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 4-3

(CCHA First Round)3/8/08. . . . . . . H . . . . L . . . . . . . 1-6

(CCHA First Round)3/9/08. . . . . . . H . . W(ot) . . . . . . 4-3

(CCHA First Round )11/7/08. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 0-211/8/08. . . . . . A . . . T(ot) . . . . . . 4-41/23/09. . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 4-31/24/09. . . . . . H . . . . L . . . . . . . 4-812/04/09 . . . . . H . . . . L . . . . . . . 1-212/05/09 . . . . . H . . . . L . . . . . . . 2-512/3/10. . . . . . A . . . . T . . . . . . . 1-112/4/10. . . . . . A . . . . T . . . . . . . 1-11/28/11. . . . . . H . . . . L . . . . . . . 2-41/29/11. . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 2-110/21/11 . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 1-010/22/11 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 1-3

Series Record: BG leads, 73-66-10At BG: 41-24-4 • At LSSU: 30-37-6


GF: 567 • GA: 547

ChadSumsionbattleswithaLSSUdefenderinthe Falcons’ 1-0 win on the road last season.

109

Game-By-Game CCHAMiami10/27/78 . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . 15-010/28/78 . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 8-11/22/80. . . . . . H . . . . L . . . . . . . 3-42/12/80. . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 5-110/22/80 . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 4-32/24/81. . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 6-212/18/81 . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . 10-312/19/81 . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 7-22/19/82. . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 9-52/20/82. . . . . . A . . . L(ot) . . . . . . 1-212/10/82 . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 3-212/11/82 . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 6-42/18/83. . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 8-32/19/83. . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 6-111/25/83 . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 5-311/26/83 . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 6-32/24/84. . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . 11-42/25/84. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 2-611/30/84 . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . 10-412/01/84 . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 5-32/15/85. . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 8-42/16/85. . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 6-511/29/85 . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 7-211/30/85 . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 4-22/14/86. . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 5-22/15/86. . . . . . A . . . L(ot) . . . . . . 6-710/31/86 . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 7-611/01/86 . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 6-41/09/87. . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 8-31/10/87. . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . 12-310/30/87 . . . . . A . . W(ot) . . . . . . 4-310/31/87 . . . . . A . . W(ot) . . . . . . 6-51/15/88. . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 6-41/16/88. . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 7-4 11/25/88 . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 6-311/26/88 . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 5-32/3/89. . . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 7-12/4/89. . . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 6-111/24/89 . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 7-511/25/89 . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 7-32/2/90. . . . . . . H . . W(ot) . . . . . . 8-72/3/90. . . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 4-311/9/90. . . . . . A . . W(ot) . . . . . . 5-411/10/90 . . . . . A . . . T(ot) . . . . . . 1-12/15/91. . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 6-22/16/91. . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 7-311/29/91 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 4-511/30/91 . . . . . H . . . T(ot) . . . . . . 4-42/21/92. . . . . . H . . . . L . . . . . . . 4-72/22/92. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 1-312/04/92 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 5-712/05/92 . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 5-02/26/93. . . . . . H . . . . L . . . . . . . 4-712/07/93 . . . . . A . . W(ot) . . . . . . 2-12/19/94. . . . . . H . . W(ot) . . . . . . 4-33/01/94. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 2-510/21/94 . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 8-410/22/94 . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 5-31/14/95. . . . . . H . . . T(ot) . . . . . . 4-412/08/95 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 4-71/05/96. . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 5-11/26/96. . . . . . H . . . L(ot) . . . . . . 3-411/15/96 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 0-41/31/97. . . . . . H . . . T(ot) . . . . . . 2-22/21/97. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 2-32/14/98. . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 5-42/27/98. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 2-83/07/98. . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 6-510/09/98 . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 4-210/10/98 . . . . . A . . . T(ot) . . . . . . 5-511/27/98 . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 5-111/06/99 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 0-7

Miami (Cont.) 1/08/00. . . . . . H . . . . L . . . . . . . 2-42/11/00. . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 5-12/12/00. . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 5-21/26/01. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 2-41/27/01. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 3-93/09/01. . . . . . A . . . . W . . . . . . . 4-3

(CCHA First Round)3/10/01. . . . . . A . . W(ot) . . . . . . 4-3

(CCHA First Round)11/09/01 . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 9-411/10/01 . . . . . H . . . . L . . . . . . . 2-510/05/02 . . . . . N . . . . L . . . . . . . 2-1

(Lefty McFadden Invitational, Dayton, OH)11/01/02 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 2-311/02/02 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 1-610/31/03 . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 4-111/01/03 . . . . . H . . . T(ot) . . . . . . 4-411/26/04 . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 2-111/27/04 . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 2-111/25/05 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 1-611/26/05 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 3-510/27/06 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 3-410/28/06 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 0-32/23/06. . . . . . H . . . . L . . . . . . . 1-22/25/06. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 4-512/29/06 . . . . . N . . . . L . . . . . . . 2-3

(Ohio Hockey Classic, Columbus, Ohio)1/04/08. . . . . . H . . . . W . . . . . . . 4-21/05/08. . . . . . H . . . . L . . . . . . . 2-53/14/08. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 1-4

(CCHA Second Quarterfinals)3/15/08. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 2-4

(CCHA Second Quarterfinals)1/30/09. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 1-61/31/09. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 2-32/12/10. . . . . . H . . . . L . . . . . . . 2-32/13/10. . . . . . H . . . . L . . . . . . 2-1011/19/10 . . . . . H . . . . L . . . . . . . 3-411/20/10 . . . . . H . . . . L . . . . . . . 0-31/14/11. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 1-51/15/11. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 1-311/18/11 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 0-411/19/11 . . . . . A . . . . T . . . . . . . 4-4

Series Record: BG leads, 60-42-7At BG: 36-12-4 • At MIA: 24-28-3


GF: 476 • GA: 393

Michigan12/29/71 . . . . . N. . . . L . . . . . . . 1-4

(IMA Tournament - Flint, Mich.)12/14/73 . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 3-612/15/73 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 4-52/03/76. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 6-73/20/77. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 5-7 10/21/77 . . . . . H . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-710/22/77 . . . . . A . . . L . . . . . . . 4-610/20/78 . . . . . A . . . L(ot) . . . . . . 4-510/21/78 . . . . . A . .L (ot) . . . . . . 3-410/19/79 . . . . . H . . . L . . . . . . . 5-910/20/79 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-710/17/80 . . . . . H. . W(ot) . . . . . . 3-210/18/80 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 4-91/29/82. . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 6-21/30/82. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 5-42/26/82. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 7-12/27/82. . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 5-310/29/82 . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 9-210/30/82 . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . 10-91/06/84. . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 8-21/07/84. . . . . . A . . . L(ot) . . . . . . 5-610/26/84 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 3-510/27/84 . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 5-112/29/84 . . . . . N. . . . L . . . . . . . 5-12

(Great Lakes Invitational)1/11/85. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 9-41/12/85. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 6-810/25/85 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 5-710/26/85 . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . 11-51/10/86. . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 4-71/11/86. . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 7-310/10/86 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 5-610/11/86 . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 5-22/20/87. . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 5-32/21/87. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 9-310/09/87 . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 7-610/10/87 . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 4-52/26/88. . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 3-52/27/88. . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 6-111/4/88. . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 8-511/5/88. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 6-71/13/89. . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-61/14/89. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-43/3/89. . . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 6-43/4/89. . . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-43/5/89. . . . . . . A . .W (3ot) . . . . . 3-2 11/2/89. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 6-311/3/89. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-41/12/90. . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 5-2 1/13/90. . . . . . H. . W(ot) . . . . . . 9-83/11/90. . . . . . N. . . . L . . . . . . . . 4-5

(CCHA Consolation at JLA)10/18/90 . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 8-310/19/90 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 4-71/18/91. . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-91/19/91. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-62/7/92. . . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 7-42/8/92. . . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 4-32/25/92. . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-23/3/92. . . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-41/16/93. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 0-42/13/93. . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-82/20/93. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 1-12 10/29/93 . . . . . H. . . T(ot) . . . . . . 5-5 1/25/94. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-23/4/94. . . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-211/12/94 . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 3-71/20/95. . . . . . A . . . L(ot) . . . . . . 3-4 2/17/95. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 3-412/02/95 . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-81/27/96. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 6-5

110

Game-By-Game CCHAMichigan (Cont.)3/02/96. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 5-711/09/96 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-411/16/96 . . . . . A . . . T(ot) . . . . . . 3-32/01/97. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-63/14/97. . . . . . N. . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-7

(CCHA Semi-Final at JLA)11/21/97 . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-41/09/98. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-43/06/98. . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 4-510/30/98 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-512/05/98 . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-51/21/99. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 4-53/12/99. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-3 3/13/99. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 3-912/03/99 . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 4-212/04/99 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-33/03/00. . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-3 3/04/00. . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 6-310/20/00 . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-610/22/00 . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 3-41/25/02. . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 4-21/26/02. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-311/08/02 . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 4-611/09/02 . . . . . H. . . T(ot) . . . . . . 1-13/14/03. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-3

(CCHA First Round)3/15/03. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 3-4

(CCHA First Round)2/20/04. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 3-72/21/04. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-512/10/04 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 3-8 12/11/04 . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 4-55/04/05. . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-45/05/05. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 4-51/20/06. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-61/21/05. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 5-21/09/07. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 0-52/09/07. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 3-212/07/07 . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-4 12/08/07 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-31/16/09. . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 3-01/17/09. . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 0-111/20/09 . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 4-211/21/09 . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-42/04/10. . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-22/09/10. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 0-410/8/10. . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-410/9/10. . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-43/11/11. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-53/12/11. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-42/24/12. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 4-32/25/12. . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 0-33/16/12. . . . . . N. . . . L . . 2-3 (2OT)

(CCHA Semi-Final at JLA)

Series Record: UM leads, 37-80-3At BG: 19-29-3 • At UM: 18-45-0


GF: 419 • GA: 545

Michigan State1/02/71. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-71/03/71. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-611/12/71 . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-511/13/71 . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 3-812/07/74 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 4-712/08/74 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 3-410/30/81 . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 3-410/31/81 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 0-412/04/81 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 5-612/05/81 . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 4-31/07/83. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 6-41/08/83. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 4-203/12/83 . . . . . N. . . L(ot) . . . . . . 3-4

(CCHA Final at JLA)11/04/83 . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 4-711/05/83 . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 5-33/23/84. . . . . . N. . . . W. . . . . . . . 2-1

(NCAA Semifinal at Lake Placid, N.Y.)11/23/84 . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-411/24/84 . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 4-312/28/84 . . . . . N. . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-3

(Great Lakes Invitational)2/08/85. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 1-152/09/85. . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-311/22/85 . . . . . A . . . L(ot) . . . . . . 3-411/23/85 . . . . . H. . W(ot) . . . . . . 6-52/07/86. . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 4-72/08/86. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 4-611/28/86 . . . . . H. . . L(ot) . . . . . . 4-511/30/86 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-52/06/87. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 3-62/07/87. . . . . . H. . . T(ot) . . . . . . 3-33/07/87. . . . . . N. . . L(ot) . . . . . . 3-4

(CCHA Final at JLA)11/27/87 . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 3-611/29/87 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 3-72/12/88. . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 5-42/13/88. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 6-53/11/88. . . . . . N. . . . W. . . . . . . . 6-4

(CCHA Semifinal at JLA)11/11/88 . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . 1-1211/12/88 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-61/20/89. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 5-81/21/89. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 5-23/11/89. . . . . . N. . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-3

(CCHA Semifinal at JLA)11/10/89 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 3-1111/11/89 . . . . . H. . . L(ot) . . . . . . 4-51/19/90. . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 4-51/20/90. . . . . . A . . . T(ot) . . . . . . 4-411/02/90 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 4-611/03/90 . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 5-412/14/90 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 3-912/15/90 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-411/08/91 . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 3-611/09/91 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 6-92/14/92. . . . . . H. . W(ot) . . . . . . 2-12/15/92. . . . . . A . . . T(ot) . . . . . . 6-61/29/93. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-62/19/93. . . . . . H. . . T(ot) . . . . . . 5-53/05/93. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 6-211/20/93 . . . . . A . . . T(ot) . . . . . . 2-21/15/94. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 0-31/28/94. . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-83/18/94. . . . . . N. . . L(ot) . . . . . . 2-3

(CCHA Quarterfinal at JLA)10/15/94 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 3-611/09/94 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 4-712/09/94 . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 6-21/21/95. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 6-43/18/95. . . . . . N. . . L(ot) . . . . . . 3-4

(CCHA Semifinal at JLA)10/21/95 . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 6-21/19/96. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-4

Michigan State (Cont.)2/29/96. . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 5-111/01/96 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-811/23/96 . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 3-53/01/97. . . . . . H. . . T(ot) . . . . . . 0-011/22/97 . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-512/06/97 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-412/07/97 . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 1-010/23/98 . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-71/09/99. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-31/15/99. . . . . . H. . . T(ot) . . . . . . 2-211/12/99 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-311/13/99 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-512/01/00 . . . . . H. . . T(ot) . . . . . . 3-312/02/00 . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-33/16/01. . . . . . N. . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-2

(CCHA Semifinal at JLA)11/01/01 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 3-611/02/01 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 0-43/08/02. . . . . . A . . . L(ot) . . . . . . 3-4

(CCHA First Round at MSU)3/09/02. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-4

(CCHA First Round)11/22/02 . . . . . H. . W(ot) . . . . . . 3-22/08/03. . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 3-61/16/04. . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 0-11/17/04. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 3-212/03/04 . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 2-112/04/04 . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 4-62/25/05. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 2-12/26/05. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 3-612/02/05 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 0-312/03/05 . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 4-22/23/07. . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 3-52/24/07. . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 2-12/29/08. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 3-63/01/08. . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 0-42/20/09. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-32/21/09. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 4-012/11/09 . . . . . H. . . L(ot) . . . . . . 2-312/12/09 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-42/26/10. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-52/27/10. . . . . . H. . . T(ot) . . . . . . 2-22/25/11. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-22/26/11. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 0-212/2/11. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-512/3/11. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-4

Series Record: MSU leads, 27-73-9At BG: 18-23-6 • At MSU: 7-43-3


GF: 309 • GA: 478

BryceWilliamsonfinisheshishitagainstMichiganin 2011-12.

111

Game-By-Game CCHANorthern Michigan11/12/76 . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 3-211/13/76 . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 5-32/11/77. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 4-22/12/77. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 4-0

(called after 2 periods-power outage)11/04/77 . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 5-011/05/77 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 4-71/13/78. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 5-31/14/78. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 7-211/24/78 . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 4-111/25/78 . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 4-12/09/79. . . . . . H. . . T(ot) . . . . . . 3-32/10/79. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 5-21/25/80. . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 0-41/26/80. . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 3-42/22/80. . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 7-52/23/80. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 3-73/07/80. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 3-11

(CCHA Semifinal - 2-game total goals)3/08/80. . . . . . A . . . T(ot) . . . . . . 3-3

(CCHA Semifinal - 2-game total goals)1/16/81. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-51/17/81. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-42/27/81. . . . . . H. . . L(ot) . . . . . . 4-52/28/81. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . 10-303/06/81 . . . . . A . . . T(ot) . . . . . . 3-3

(CCHA Semifinal - 2-game total goals)3/07/81. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 2-10

(CCHA Semifinal - 2-game total goals)1/08/82. . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 6-31/09/82. . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 5-43/05/82. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 8-0

(CCHA Qtrfinal - 2-game total goals)3/06/82. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . 10-5

(CCHA Qtrfinal - 2-game total goals)1/21/83. . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 7-51/22/83. . . . . . A . . W(ot) . . . . . . 7-63/11/83. . . . . . N. . . . W. . . . . . . . 3-0

(CCHA Semifinal at JLA)1/20/84. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 4-21/21/84. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 4-211/13/89 . . . . . H. . . L(ot) . . . . . . 5-611/14/89 . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 8-22/01/91. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 3-92/02/91. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-71/02/98. . . . . . A . . . L(ot) . . . . . . 5-61/23/98. . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-82/13/98. . . . . . H. . . L(ot) . . . . . . 2-311/06/98 . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 6-511/07/98 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-411/28/98 . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 5-31/28/00. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 7-41/29/00. . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-311/03/00 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-211/04/00 . . . . . A . . . T(ot) . . . . . . 4-43/13/01. . . . . . A . . W(ot) . . . . . . 2-1

(CCHA Play-In Game)10/19/01 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-110/20/01 . . . . . A . . . T(ot) . . . . . . 3-32/22/02. . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-42/23/02. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 6-01/10/03. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 3-21/11/03. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 5-310/10/03 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-210/11/03 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 3-62/27/04. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 2-12/28/04. . . . . . H. . . T(ot) . . . . . . 2-21/21/05. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-31/22/05. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-411/18/05 . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 3-611/19/05 . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 8-41/19/07. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-41/20/07. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-411/16/07 . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 4-211/17/07 . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-3

Northern Michigan (Cont.)11/14/08 . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 2-111/15/08 . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 2-12/06/09. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 0-32/07/09. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-41/15/10. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 0-61/16/10. . . . . . A . . . T(ot) . . . . . . 3-311/12/10 . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 2-111/13/10 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-52/18/11. . . . . . H. . . . T . . . . . . . . 2-22/19/11. . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-33/4/11. . . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 3-63/5/11. . . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 2-03/6/11. . . . . . . A . .W (OT) . . . . . 2-12/10/12. . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-42/11/12. . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 0-23/2/12. . . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-43/3/12. . . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 5-33/4/12. . . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 4-1

Series Record: NMU leads, 39-37-7At BG: 21-13-3 • At NMU: 17-24-4


GF: 283 • GA: 283Notre Dame12/13/69 . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 3-92/18/70. . . . . . A . . . T(ot) . . . . . . 4-42/26/71. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 5-12/27/71. . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 3-211/03/72 . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 9-511/05/72 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 3-91/23/74. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 4-71/25/74. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 8-311/07/74 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-611/08/74 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 7-81/06/76. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 5-02/10/76. . . . . . H. . . L(ot) . . . . . . 4-511/30/76 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-61/19/77. . . . . . A . . W(ot) . . . . . . 6-51/24/78. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 5-11/31/79. . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 5-212/07/79 . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-510/28/80 . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 4-311/04/80 . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-31/22/82. . . . . . A . . . L(ot) . . . . . . 8-91/23/82. . . . . . A . . W(ot) . . . . . . 8-703/13/82 . . . . . N. . . . L . . . . . . . . 5-8

(CCHA Semifinal at JLA)11/26/82 . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . 12-211/27/82 . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . 12-32/11/83. . . . . . A . . . T(ot) . . . . . . 4-42/12/83. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 3-53/04/83. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 8-33/05/83. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 7-212/12/92 . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 5-22/12/93. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 7-43/04/93. . . . . . A . . . PPD . . . (weather)3/07/93. . . . . . A . . W(ot) . . . . . . 4-31/14/94. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-22/18/94. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 8-23/05/94. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-411/01/94 . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 7-111/18/94 . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 5-11/06/95. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 3-13/10/95. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 7-23/11/95. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 5-41/30/96. . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 4-32/10/96. . . . . . A . . W(ot) . . . . . . 4-32/24/96. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 8-211/02/96 . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 5-711/22/96 . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 3-51/11/97. . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 3-211/07/97 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-21/24/98. . . . . . H. . . L(ot) . . . . . . 4-52/06/98. . . . . . A . . . T(ot) . . . . . . 1-1

Notre Dame (Cont.)11/13/98 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-61/08/99. . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-42/20/99. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 5-12/18/00. . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 3-52/19/00. . . . . . H. . . T(ot) . . . . . . 1-12/09/01. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-32/10/01. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 3-512/07/01 . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 3-612/08/01 . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 4-23/01/02. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 3-43/02/02. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-412/07/02 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 3-612/08/02 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-52/14/03. . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-32/15/03. . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-310/17/03 . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 5-310/18/03 . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 0-31/09/04. . . . . . H. . W(ot) . . . . . . 5-41/10/04. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 0-311/04/04 . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 3-111/05/04 . . . . . A . . . T(ot) . . . . . . 4-4

(Make-up of 3/4/93)1/28/05. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 4-11/29/05. . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 6-211/10/05 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 4-911/11/05 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-42/17/06. . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 4-72/18/06. . . . . . H. . . T(ot) . . . . . . 1-111/10/06 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-511/11/06 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 0-42/2/07. . . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-32/3/07. . . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-210/23/07 . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-411/20/07 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-21/25/08. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-61/26/08. . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-411/21/08 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-511/22/08 . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-912/12/08 . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-312/13/08 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 3-411/27/09 . . . . . A . . . L(ot) . . . . . . 1-211/28/09 . . . . . A . . . T(ot) . . . . . . 4-4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SOW (1-0)2/19/10. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 4-32/20/10. . . . . . H. . . T(ot) . . . . . . 1-111/5/10. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 3-211/610 . . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 3-62/11/11. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-22/12/11. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-510/28/11 . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-310/29/11 . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 3-22/3/12. . . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-22/4/12. . . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 3-2

Series Record: UND leads, 37-54-8At BG: 24-23-3 • At UND: 13-30-5


GF: 355 • GA: 369

112

Game-By-Game CCHAOhio State12/05/69 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 3-612/06/69 . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 4-32/13/70. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 2-02/14/70. . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 7-512/04/70 . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 4-012/05/70 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-52/12/71. . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 3-22/13/71. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 5-31/14/72. . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 6-31/15/72. . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-22/18/72. . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-22/19/72. . . . . . A . . . L(ot) . . . . . . 3-412/19/72 . . . . . N. . . . L . . . . . . . . 7-9

(Cleveland Holiday Festival - Cleveland, Ohio)1/26/73. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 5-41/27/73. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 4-82/09/73. . . . . . A . . W(ot) . . . . . . 6-52/10/73. . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 3-63/04/73. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 8-11/11/74. . . . . . H. . W(ot) . . . . . . 4-31/12/74. . . . . . H. . . L(ot) . . . . . . 4-52/08/74. . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 3-22/09/74. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-411/20/74 . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . 5-2 #1/07/75. . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . 7-2 #1/17/75. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 8-31/18/75. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 6-21/16/76. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . 14-31/17/76. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 6-12/27/76. . . . . . A . . W(ot) . . . . . . 4-32/28/76. . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 9-21/07/77. . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 7-31/08/77. . . . . . A . . . L(ot) . . . . . . 4-52/25/77. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . 10-62/26/77. . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-43/04/77. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 5-23/06/77. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 4-11/06/78. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 7-31/07/78. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 3-12/10/78. . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 3-12/11/78. . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 6-13/03/78. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 3-13/04/78. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 4-211/21/78 . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 6-31/09/79. . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 3-21/16/79. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 5-22/20/79. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 1-33/09/79. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 5-33/10/79. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 6-41/18/80. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-81/19/80. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 0-52/29/80. . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 3-53/01/80. . . . . . H. . . L(ot) . . . . . . 6-712/05/80 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 2-512/06/80 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 3-62/13/81. . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 5-72/14/81. . . . . . H. . W(ot) . . . . . . 7-612/11/81 . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 5-212/12/81 . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 5-22/12/82. . . . . . H. . . . L . . . . . . . . 5-62/13/82. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 6-011/12/82 . . . . . H. . . T(ot) . . . . . . 3-311/13/82 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 5-32/25/83. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . 5-102/26/83. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 6-312/02/83 . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 4-212/03/83 . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 8-61/27/84. . . . . . H. . W(ot) . . . . . . 4-3 1/28/84. . . . . . A . . W(ot) . . . . . . 3-23/10/84. . . . . . N. . . L(ot) . . . . . . 3-2

(CCHA Consolation at JLA)11/02/84 . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 3-711/03/84 . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 8-41/18/85. . . . . . A . . . . L . . . . . . . . 3-7

Ohio State (Cont.)1/19/85. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 7-43/09/85. . . . . . N. . . . L . . . . . . . . 4-7

(CCHA Consolation at JLA)11/01/85 . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 9-511/02/85 . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 7-41/17/86. . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 5-31/18/86. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 9-711/07/86 . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 5-211/08/86 . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 4-21/16/87. . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 7-31/17/87. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 8-63/06/87. . . . . . N. . . . W. . . . . . . . 5-3

(CCHA Semifinal at JLA)11/06/87 . . . . . H. . . T(ot) . . . . . . 5-511/07/87 . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 8-31/22/88. . . . . . A . . . . W. . . . . . . . 8-21/23/88. . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 9-110/21/88 . . . . . A . . . L(ot) . . . . . . 3-410/22/88 . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 6-312/16/88 . . . . . H. . . . W. . . . . . . . 7-412/17/88 . . . . . A . . . L(ot) . . . . . . 2-310/20/89 . . . . . .A . . . W . . . . . . . .9-610/21/89 . . . . . .H . . . . L . . . . . . . .3-512/15/89 . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . . .7-612/16/89 . . . . . .A . . . W . . . . . . . .6-53/02/90. . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . . .7-13/03/90. . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . . .6-510/26/90 . . . . . .A . . . W . . . . . . . .9-310/27/90 . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . . .5-32/22/91. . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . . .7-32/23/91. . . . . . .A . . . . L . . . . . . . .0-310/25/91 . . . . . .A . . . . L . . . . . . . .3-510/26/91 . . . . . .H . . W(ot). . . . . . .6-51/31/92. . . . . . .H . . L(ot) . . . . . . .4-502/01/92 . . . . . .A . . T(ot) . . . . . . .5-511/20/92 . . . . . .A . . . . L . . . . . . . .5-711/21/92 . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . .11-22/27/93. . . . . . .A . . . W . . . . . . . .5-410/22/93 . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . . .6-010/23/93 . . . . . .A . . . W . . . . . . . .3-22/05/94. . . . . . .H . . . . L . . . . . . . .3-410/18/94 . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . .10-212/10/94 . . . . . .A . . . . L . . . . . . . .3-41/13/95. . . . . . .A . . . W . . . . . . 9-3 #2/24/95. . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . . .7-52/26/95. . . . . . .A . . . W . . . . . . 6-1 #12/10/95 . . . . . .A . . . . L . . . . . . 1-4 #1/13/96. . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . . .6-42/23/96. . . . . . .H . . . . L . . . . . . . .2-410/12/96 . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . . .7-211/30/96 . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . .10-412/01/96 . . . . . .A . . . . L . . . . . . 3-6 #2/16/97. . . . . . .A . . . . L . . . . . . 2-4 #2/22/97. . . . . . .A . . T(ot) . . . . . . .3-311/15/97 . . . . . .H . . . . L . . . . . . . .4-51/18/98. . . . . . .A . . . . L . . . . . . 2-4 #2/28/98. . . . . . .H . . . . L . . . . . . . .2-5

Ohio State (Cont.)2/05/99. . . . . . .H . . . . L . . . . . . . .2-33/02/99. . . . . . .A . . . W . . . . . . 2-1 *3/06/99. . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . . .3-01/14/00. . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . . .3-01/15/00. . . . . . .A . . . . L . . . . . . 1-4 *2/25/00. . . . . . .A . . . . L . . . . . . 3-4 *2/26/00. . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . . .7-111/18/00 . . . . . .A . . . W . . . . . . 5-2 *11/19/00 . . . . . .A . . L(ot) . . . . . 4-5 *10/26/01 . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . . .5-310/27/01 . . . . . .H . . . . L . . . . . . . .3-41/16/03. . . . . . .A . . . . L . . . . . . 3-6 *1/17/03. . . . . . .A . . . . L . . . . . . 1-6 *11/29/03 . . . . . .H . . . . L . . . . . . . .0-71/31/04. . . . . . .H . . . . L . . . . . . . .3-43/12/04. . . . . . .A . . . . L . . . . . . 2-3 *3/13/04. . . . . . .A . . . . L . . . . . . 2-5 *2/11/05. . . . . . .A . . . . L . . . . . . 2-3 *2/12/05. . . . . . .A . . . . L . . . . . . 2-3 *10/20/05 . . . . . .H . . . . L . . . . . . . .2-710/21/05 . . . . . .A . . T(ot) . . . . 2-2 *1/06/06. . . . . . .A . . . W . . . . . . 3-2 *1/07/06. . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . . .2-010/17/06 . . . . . .H . . . . L . . . . . . . .3-910/18/06 . . . . . .H . . . . L . . . . . . . .1-42/01/08. . . . . . .A . . . W . . . . . . 5-2 *2/02/08. . . . . . .A . . . . L . . . . . . . .2-41/09/09. . . . . . .H . . . . L . . . . . . . .5-81/10/09. . . . . . .H . . . . L . . . . . . . .3-43/6/09. . . . . . . .A . . . . L . . . . . . 4-5 +

(CCHA First Round)3/7/09. . . . . . . .A . . . . L . . . . . . 1-7 +

(CCHA First Round)1/08/10. . . . . . .A . . . . L . . . . . . 2-7 *1/09/10. . . . . . .A . . . . L . . . . . . 3-4 *12/10/10 . . . . . .H . .L(OT) . . . . . .3-412/11/10 . . . . . .H . . . . L . . . . . . . .2-41/7/12. . . . . . . .H . . . .T . . . . . . . .2-21/8/12. . . . . . . .H . . . .T . . . . . . . .1-1# at Ohio State Fairgrounds* at Schottenstein Center+ at OSU Ice Rink

Series Record: BG leads, 89-58-7At BG: 54-26-4 • At OSU: 34-39-3


GF: 734 • GA: 611

Marc Rodriguez scores in a shootout win against OSU in 2012,beatingCalHeeteroftheBuckeyes.

113

Game-By-Game CCHAWestern Michigan2/27/70. . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . .14-32/28/70. . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . . .9-02/05/71. . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . . .8-22/06/71. . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . . .9-02/01/74. . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . .11-32/02/74. . . . . . .A . . . W . . . . . . .10-13/10/74. . . . . . .N . . . W . . . . . . .11-4

(CCHA Consolation at St. Louis)12/17/74 . . . . . .A . . . . L . . . . . . . .2-82/08/75. . . . . . .H . . L(ot) . . . . . . .2-311/19/75 . . . . . .A . . . W . . . . . . . .6-21/30/76. . . . . . .A . . . W . . . . . . . .6-31/31/76. . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . . .6-32/18/76. . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . . .4-23/10/76. . . . . . .H . . L(ot) . . . . . . .2-311/16/76 . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . . .5-21/28/77. . . . . . .H . . PPD . . . weather 1/29/77. . . . . . .A . . PPD . . . weather2/01/77* . . . . . .A . . . W . . . . . . . .8-42/08/77 . . . . . .A . . . W . . . . . . .11-02/15/77+. . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . . .3-211/16/77 . . . . .A . . . W . . . . . . . .7-112/06/77 . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . . .6-42/03/78. . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . . .7-22/04/78. . . . . . .A . . . . L . . . . . . . .3-41/12/79. . . . . . .A . . . W . . . . . . . .4-11/13/79. . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . .10-22/23/79. . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . .12-42/24/79. . . . . . .A . . . W . . . . . . . .5-31/04/80. . . . . . .A . . . . L . . . . . . . .3-41/05/80. . . . . . .A . . . W . . . . . . . .6-42/08/80. . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . . .9-32/09/80. . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . . .8-411/21/80 . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . . .6-511/22/80 . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . . .5-22/06/81. . . . . . .A . . . . L . . . . . . . .4-62/07/81. . . . . . .A . . . W . . . . . . . .7-211/20/81 . . . . . .A . . W(ot). . . . . . .6-511/21/81 . . . . . .A . . . W . . . . . . .10-51/14/83. . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . . .4-11/15/83. . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . . .4-02/04/83. . . . . . .A . . . . L . . . . . . . .1-32/05/83. . . . . . .A . . T(ot) . . . . . . .3-312/09/83 . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . . .5-412/10/83 . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . . .4-32/10/84. . . . . . .A . . . . L . . . . . . . .3-82/11/84. . . . . . .A . . . W . . . . . . . .4-23/09/84. . . . . . .N . . L(2ot) . . . . . .3-4

(CCHA Semifinal at JLA)11/16/84 . . . . . .A . . . . L . . . . . . . .1-3

Western Michigan (Cont.)11/17/84 . . . . . .A . . . W . . . . . . . .4-32/01/85. . . . . . .H . . . . L . . . . . . . .2-52/02/85. . . . . . .H . . . . L . . . . . . . .5-811/15/85 . . . . . .H . . W(ot). . . . . . .8-711/16/85 . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . . .8-41/31/86. . . . . . .A . . . . L . . . . . . . .5-72/01/86. . . . . . .A . . . . L . . . . . . . .2-53/07/86. . . . . . .N . . L(3ot) . . . . . .3-4

(CCHA Semifinal at JLA)12/05/86 . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . . .5-212/06/86 . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . . .3-12/13/87. . . . . . .A . . . . L . . . . . . . .3-82/14/87. . . . . . .A . . W(ot). . . . . . .6-512/04/87 . . . . . .A . . . . L . . . . . . . .5-612/05/87 . . . . . .A . . L(ot) . . . . . . .6-72/19/88. . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . .11-22/20/88. . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . . .8-710/27/88 . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . . .7-510/28/88 . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . . .6-11/06/89. . . . . . .A . . . W . . . . . . . .4-31/07/89. . . . . . .A . . . W . . . . . . . .6-510/27/89 . . . . . .A . . . . L . . . . . . . .1-410/28/89 . . . . . .A . . . W . . . . . . . .9-71/05/90. . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . . .3-21/06/90. . . . . . .H . . . . L . . . . . . . .1-611/23/90 . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . . .5-111/24/90 . . . . . .A . . . W . . . . . . . .3-01/04/91. . . . . . .A . . . . L . . . . . . . .2-41/05/91. . . . . . .H . . . . L . . . . . . . .2-412/06/91 . . . . . .A . . . W . . . . . . . .5-412/07/91 . . . . . .H . . . . L . . . . . . . .5-61/24/92. . . . . . .H . . L(ot) . . . . . . .2-31/25/92. . . . . . .A . . . . L . . . . . . . .2-311/07/92 . . . . . .A . . . . L . . . . . . . .3-511/14/92 . . . . . .A . . . . L . . . . . . . .3-51/15/93. . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . . .6-43/12/93. . . . . . .A . . . W . . . . . . . .5-43/13/93. . . . . . .A . . . W . . . . . . . .6-310/30/93 . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . . .6-211/19/93 . . . . . .A . . . . L . . . . . . . .4-52/25/94. . . . . . .H . . . . L . . . . . . . .3-410/29/94 . . . . . .A . . . W . . . . . . . .5-311/19/94 . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . . .5-32/18/95. . . . . . .A . . T(ot) . . . . . . .4-411/18/95 . . . . . .H . . . . L . . . . . . . .2-412/15/95 . . . . . .N . . . . L . . . . . . . .4-6

(Thomas & Mack Center - Las Vegas, Nev.)1/20/96. . . . . . .A . . . . L . . . . . . . .0-43/08/96. . . . . . .A . . . W . . . . . . . .8-13/09/96. . . . . . .A . . . W . . . . . . . .3-1

Western Michigan (Cont.)12/14/96 . . . . . .A . . T(ot) . . . . . . .2-21/14/97. . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . . .4-22/15/97. . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . . .5-310/11/97 . . . . . .A . . . . L . . . . . . . .0-311/08/97 . . . . . .H . . . . L . . . . . . . .3-82/07/98. . . . . . .A . . . W . . . . . . . .3-22/20/98. . . . . . .A . . . . L . . . . . . . .3-612/12/98 . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . . .5-32/06/99. . . . . . .H . . . . L . . . . . . . .1-42/26/99. . . . . . .A . . . . L . . . . . . . .2-410/22/99 . . . . . .A . . . . L . . . . . . . .1-210/23/99 . . . . . .A . . . W . . . . . . . .5-42/23/01. . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . . .4-22/24/01. . . . . . .H . . . . L . . . . . . . .1-22/01/02. . . . . . .H . . . . L . . . . . . . .1-82/02/02. . . . . . .H . . L(ot) . . . . . . .4-510/11/02 . . . . . .H . . L(ot) . . . . . . .5-610/12/02 . . . . . .A . . . . L . . . . . . . .2-32/21/03. . . . . . .A . . T(ot) . . . . . . .3-32/22/03. . . . . . .H . . . . L . . . . . . . .2-411/25/03 . . . . . .A . . L(ot) . . . . . . .3-43/04/04. . . . . . .A . . . W . . . . . . . .6-42/18/05. . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . . .4-12/19/05. . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . . .5-21/13/06. . . . . . .H . . . . L . . . . . . . .4-51/14/06. . . . . . .A . . . W . . . . . . . .5-21/05/07. . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . . .5-11/06/07. . . . . . .H . . . . L . . . . . . . .0-511/02/07 . . . . . .A . . W(ot). . . . . . .3-211/03/07 . . . . . .H . . W(ot). . . . . . .5-41/18/08. . . . . . . J . . . . W . . . . . . . .4-11/19/08. . . . . . .A . . W(ot). . . . . . .2-12/27/09. . . . . . .A . . . . L . . . . . . . .2-52/28/09. . . . . . .A . . . . L . . . . . . . .3-51/22/10. . . . . . .H . . T(ot) . . . . . . .4-41/23/10. . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . . .3-22/4/11. . . . . . . .A . . . .T . . . . . . . .1-12/5/11. . . . . . . .A . . . . L . . . . . . . .1-312/8/11. . . . . . .H . . . .T . . . . . . . .3-312/9/11. . . . . . .A . . . . L . . . . . . . .1-61/27/12. . . . . . .A . . . . L . . . . . . . .1-41/28/12. . . . . . .H . . . W . . . . . . . .2-1

*Make-Up of 1/29/77 contest+Make-Up of 1/28/77 contest

Series Record: BG leads, 77-53-6At BG: 45-19-2 • At WMU: 31-31-4


GF: 614 • GA: 376

AndrewWallacebattlesagianstWMUlastseason,helpingtheFalconsearna2-1winagainstthenationally-rankedBroncosattheBGSUIceArena.

114

Retired Numbers

19 9 19Nelson Emerson

C - 1986-90George McPhee

W - 1978-82Brian Holzinger

C/RW - 1991-95

BGSU Career StatisticsGP G A P PEN-MIN PPG SH GW178 112 182 294 81-170 38 0 15



Career Highlights• Endured two 30+ win seasons and won at least 25

games in each of the four seasons he played.• Named CCHA Rookie of the Year (1986-87).• Was a two-time CCHA Player of the Week in

1987-88 (Week 17 and 20).• Named to All-CCHA First Team after 1987-88

and 1989-90 seasons.• Named to All-CCHA Second Team after 1988-89

season.• Went to the NCAA Tournament in all four years

as a Falcon, twice to the quarterfinal round.• Named to Titan West All-America First Team in

1990 and the the Second Team in 1988.• Holds BGSU records in career assists (182), and

points (294).• Shares all-time lead for games played (178).• Ranks sixth all-time at BGSU in goals (112).• Holds fifth and seventh spot in single-season points

(83, 1987-88; 82, 1989-90)• Holds the eighth spot in both single-season goals

(34, 1987) and assists (49, 1987-88).• First in BGSU history for career scoring (220 points)

and assists (136) in CCHA games.• Was a three-time Hobey Baker Finalist (1988-1990).• Elected to the BGSU Athletic Hall of Fame in 1995.

Career Highlights• Won the Hobey Baker Award in 1982.• In 1982, named to the Titan West All-America

First Team.• Named CCHA Player of the Year (1881-82).• Named CCHA Rookie of the Year (1978-79).• Was an All-CCHA First Teamer in 1981-82,

a two-time All-CCHA Second Team honoree (1978-79, 1980-81) and a honorable mention in 1979-80.

• Was a three-time CCHA All-Academic first team honoree.

• Named CCHA Player of the Week five time throughout his career and to the CCHA All-Tournament team in 1982.

• Third all-time at BGSU in career points (267), fourth in goals (114) and assists (153).

• Is second (48, 1978-79) and ninth (80, 1981-82) in single-season points.

• Second in goals scored in a single season (40, 1978-79).

• Fifth and tenth place in single-season assists (52, 1981-82; 48, 1978-79).

• In CCHA games he ranks sixth in points (165), ninth in goals (61) and fifth in assists (104) during his career.

Career Highlights• Won the Hobey Baker Award in 1995• Elected to the BGSU Athletic Hall of Fame in

2005 on the first ballot.• Named to the GTE Academic All-America At-

Large First Team (1994-95).• Named CCHA Player of the Year in 1994-95.• Named to the All-CCHA First Team (1994-95)

and Second Team (1992-93).• Was a part of the 1991-92 CCHA All-Rookie

Team.• Was a three-time CCHA All-Academic First

Teamer (1992-95).• Four-time CCHA Player of the Week.• In 1994-95 he was named Player of the Year for

the following publications: College Sports Maga-zine, Hockey Digest, The Hockey News and the The Sporting News.

• Ranks 16th in all-time points (185) and seventh in goals (102) at BGSU.

• Sixth in program history for goals in a season (35 (1994-95).

• In conference competition he ranks 11th in scor-ing (136 points) and fifth in goals (74).

• Is one of ten Falcons to convert on a penalty shot in program history.

115

Coaches All-TimeJack VivianSeason W-L-T Pct. GF/GA League W-L-T Pct. GF/GA Finish1969-70 ...................13-12-5 .......... .517 ...........125/108 MCHA ............ 6-1-1 ..............813............. 32/20 ...................... 1st1970-71 ...................18-12-1 .......... .597 ...........152/118 MCHA ............ 7-1-0 ..............875............. 40/22 ...................... 1st1971-72 ...................21-10-2 .......... .667 ...........172/123 CCHA ............. 6-4-2 ..............583............. 60/48 ...................... 3rd1972-73 ...................16-19-0 .......... .457 ...........193/191 CCHA ............ 6-10-0 .............375............. 95/94 .....................4th *4Years .....................68-53-8 .......... .558 ...........642/540 Totals........... 25-16-3 ............602........... 227/184 ............ 2 Champion-ships MCHA ........... 13-2-1 .............844............. 72/42 ...................2 Titles CCHA ........... 12-14-2 ............464........... 155/142 .................0 Titles*CCHA Tournament Champions

Ron MasonSeason W-L-T Pct. GF/GA League W-L-T Pct. GF/GA Finish1973-74 ........................20-19-0 ............... .513 ............... 217/167 .................. CCHA ...................... 2-6-0 ................... .250 ..................32/37 .........................3rd1974-75 ........................23-10-2 ............... .686 ............... 200/124 .................. CCHA ...................... 4-3-1 ................... .563 ..................35/30 ........................ 2nd1975-76 .........................21-9-2 ................ .688 ................ 198/90 ................... CCHA ..................... 11-4-1 .................. .719 ..................80/44 ......................... 1st1976-77 ........................28-11-0 ............... .718 ............... 209/113 .................. CCHA ..................... 10-6-0 .................. .625 ..................94/52 .......................2nd *1977-78 .........................31-8-0 ................ .795 ............... 196/108 .................. CCHA ..................... 15-3-0 .................. .833 ..................96/42 ........................1st *1978-79 .........................37-6-2 ................ .844 ............... 279/113 .................. CCHA ..................... 21-2-1 .................. .896 .................142/54 .......................1st *6Years .........................160-63-6 .............. .712 ..............1,299/715 ................. CCHA .................... 63-24-3 ................. .717 ................479/259 ............3 Championships*CCHA Tournament Champion

Jerry YorkSeason W-L-T Pct. GF/GA League W-L-T Pct. GF/GA Finish1979-80 .......................... 16-20-2 ................... .447 ..................161/174 ................ CCHA ................. 9-11-0 ................... .450 .................... 87/90....................4th1980-81 .......................... 13-24-2 ................... .359 ..................153/188 ................ CCHA ................ 10-12-0 .................. .455 .................... 98/99....................4th1981-82 .......................... 27-13-2 ................... .667 ..................235/163 ................ CCHA ................. 20-7-1 ................... .732 .................. 164/105.................. 1st1982-83 ........................... 28-8-4 .................... .750 ..................238/143 ................ CCHA ................. 24-5-3 ................... .797 .................. 200/115.................. 1st1983-84 ........................... 34-8-2 .................... .795 ..................228/146 ................ CCHA ................. 22-4-2 ................... .821 ................... 146/95.................1st **1984-85 .......................... 21-21-0 ................... .500 ..................201/196 ................ CCHA ................ 17-15-0 .................. .531 .................. 154/146..................4th1985-86 .......................... 28-14-0 ................... .667 ..................218/164 ................ CCHA ................. 23-9-0 ................... .719 .................. 179/129................. 2nd1986-87 .......................... 33-10-2 ................... .756 ..................238/160 ................ CCHA ................. 24-6-2 ................... .781 .................. 181/121.................. 1st1987-88 .......................... 30-13-2 ................... .689 ..................257/188 ................ CCHA ................ 19-11-2 .................. .625 .................. 190/144................ 2nd *1988-89 .......................... 26-18-3 ................... .585 ..................202/171 ................ CCHA ................ 15-14-3 .................. .516 .................. 131/125..................5th1989-90 .......................... 25-17-2 ................... .591 ..................211/195 ................ CCHA ................ 20-10-2 .................. .656 .................. 153/142..................3rd1990-91 .......................... 15-23-2 ................... .400 ..................149/190 ................ CCHA ................ 13-17-2 .................. .438 .................. 123/144..................6th1991-92 ........................... 8-21-5 .................... .309 ..................133/165 ................ CCHA ................. 7-20-5 ................... .297 .................. 123/156..................9th1992-93 .......................... 19-21-1 ................... .476 ..................169/180 ................ CCHA ................ 12-17-1 .................. .417 .................. 121/132..................7th1993-94 .......................... 19-17-2 ................... .526 ..................149/132 ................ CCHA ................ 15-13-2 .................. .533 .................. 114/105..................6th15Years ....................... 342-248-31 ................ .576 ...............2,942/2,555 ............. CCHA ............. 250-171-25 ............... .589 ............... 2,164/1,848....4 Championships*CCHA Tournament Champion**NCAA Champion

Above are three of Falcon hockey’s finest head coaches that guided the program from its creation in 1969 through the early 1990’s. Shown are former head coaches Jack Vivian (left), Ron Mason (center) and Jerry York (right).

116

Coaches All-Time

Program TotalsOverall W-L-T Pct. GF/GA League W-L-T Pct. GF/GA First-Place40Years .............818-746-109 ..............527 .....................6,735/5,927 ...............MCHA ........................... 13-2-1 ...............................844............................. 72/42 ..........................2 Titles CCHA ........................ 490-499-83 ...........................510........................ 4,125/3,847 .....................7 Titles

Scott Paluch

Buddy PowersSeason W-L-T Pct. GF/GA League W-L-T Pct. GF/GA Finish1994-95 ................25-11-2 .............684 ............ 199/137 ................. CCHA ............. 18-7-2 ............ .704 ..............135/101 .......................2nd1995-96 ................26-14-1 .............646 ............ 172/138 ................. CCHA ............ 18-11-1 ........... .617 ..............126/106 ....................... 5th1996-97 ................17-16-5 .............513 ............ 158/142 ................. CCHA ............ 10-12-5 ........... .463 ..............100/104 ......................T-5th1997-98 .................8-27-3 ..............250 ............ 100/157 ................. CCHA ............. 6-21-3 ............ .250 ...............77/126 ....................... 11th1998-99 ................17-18-3 .............487 ............ 126/135 ................. CCHA ............ 13-14-3 ........... .483 ..............102/105 ....................... 7th1999-00 ................17-19-1 .............473 ............ 115/114 ................. CCHA ............ 12-15-1 ........... .446 ................90/88 ......................... 8th2000-01 ................16-19-5 .............463 ............ 109/110 ................. CCHA ............. 8-15-5 ............ .375 ................72/82 ......................... 9th2001-02 .................9-25-6 ..............300 ............ 103/145 ................. CCHA ............. 7-18-3 ............ .304 ...............78/104 ....................... 11th8Years ...............135-149-26 ..........477 ......... 1,082/1,078 .............. CCHA .......... 92-113-23 ......... .454 ..............780/816 ............ 0 Championships

Scott PaluchSeason W-L-T Pct. GF/GA League W-L-T Pct. GF/GA Finish2002-03 ............................... 8-25-3 .....................264...................94/143 ..................CCHA .................. 5-20-3 ................. .232 .................71/116 ................ 11th2003-04 .............................. 11-18-9 ....................408...................92/112 ..................CCHA .................. 9-13-6 ................. .429 ..................69/83 .................. 9th2004-05 .............................. 16-16-4 ....................500..................117/116 .................CCHA ................. 13-12-3 ................ .519 ..................92/87 .................. 5th2005-06 .............................. 13-23-2 ....................369..................124/147 .................CCHA .................. 8-18-2 ................. .322 .................83/111 ................ 12th2006-07 ............................... 7-29-2 .....................211...................75/147 ..................CCHA .................. 5-22-1 ................. .196 .................58/118 ................ 12th2007-08 .............................. 18-21-0 ....................462..................105/120 .................CCHA ................. 13-15-0 ................ .464 ..................73/84 .................. 7th2008-09 .............................. 11-24-3 ....................329...................89/131 ..................CCHA .................. 8-19-1 ................. .304 ..................60/96 ................. 12th7Years ..............................84-156-23 ..................363..................696/916 .................CCHA ............... 61-119-16 .............. .352 ................506/695 ..... 0 Championships

Dennis Williams

Dennis WilliamsSeason W-L-T Pct. GF/GA League W-L-T-SOW Pct. GF/GA Finish2009-10 ................... 5-25-6 ........... .222 ............71/138 .................... CCHA ...................5-25-6-5 ................. .233 ..............60/114 ....................11th1Year ...................... 5-25-6 ........... .222 ............71/138 .................... CCHA ...................5-25-6-5 ................. .233 ..............60/114 ..........0 Championships

Building the bridge for the new era of BGSU hockey were head coaches Buddy Powers (center), Scott Paluch (right) and Dennis Williams (center of left-most photo).

Buddy Powers

Season W-L-T Pct. GF/GA League W-L-T- Pct. GF/GA Finish2010-11 .................. 10-27-4 .......... .270 ............74/123 .................... CCHA .................... 3-21-4 .................. ..125 ...............41/87 .....................11th2011-12 .................. 14-25-5 ............318 .............85/129 .................... CCHA .................... 5-19-4 .................. .178 .................40/88 .....................11th2Years .................... 24-52-9 .......... .282 ...........159/252 ................... CCHA .................... 8-40-8 .................. ..142 ..............81/175 ..........0 Championships

Chris Bergeron

117

The Story Of BGOne national championship, nine league

regular-season titles, five conference playoff crowns, and an all-time winning mark of nearly 60 percent are just a few of the many impres-sive accomplishments associated with hockey at Bowling Green State University.

The Falcons’ tradition-rich program begins its 41st season of competition in 2010-11, includ-ing its 40th in the Central Collegiate Hockey Association.

Elevated from the club to varsity level in No-vember 1968, BG has averaged nearly 20 wins a season. There have been 21 winning campaigns and 18 years in which the Falcons have claimed 20 or more victories.

Highlights along the way include five seasons of 30 or more wins: 1977-78 (31-8-0), 1978-79 (37-6-2), 1983-84 (34-8-2), 1986-87 (33-10-2), and 1987-88 (30-13-2).

Those five banner seasons produced four CCHA championships, one league playoff ti-tle, and five NCAA Tournament appearances, which resulted in finishes of third, fifth, and first place, and a pair of quarterfinal berths, respec-tively.

The 1983-84 squad, coached by former head man Jerry York, was ranked No. 1 in the coun-try for much of the season until injuries slowed the Falcons as the CCHA Tournament rolled around.

However, the Brown and Orange rebounded in the NCAA quarterfinals at Boston University where BG rallied from three goals down after the first game of the total-goals series to tie and eventually defeat the Terriers in overtime, 8-7, to advance to the “Final Four.” The Falcons claimed the decisive game by the score of 5-1.

BG then downed Michigan State, 2-1, and Minnesota-Duluth, 5-4 in four overtimes, at the Olympic Center in Lake Placid, New York, to capture the school’s only NCAA Division I championship. Gino Cavallini produced the game winner after 97:11 of action.

BG holds the distinction of having the first non-Western Collegiate Hockey Association player ever to be selected to the Titan West All-America unit.

Ken Morrow, a long-time defenseman with the N.Y. Islanders, accomplished the feat in 1978, two years before he would become the first player ever to win both an Olympic gold medal and a Stanley Cup championship in the same year.

Morrow and former Falcon teammate Mark Wells played on the United States’ 1980 Olym-pic “Miracle on Ice” team. They were preceded by BG products Bob Dobek and Doug Ross in the 1976 Olympics.

Brian Stankiewicz, a former netminder for the Falcons, represented Austria in both 1988

and 1994, while Kevin Dahl helped Canada to a silver medal in 1992.

Joining Stankiewicz in the 1994 Lilleham-mer Games were Greg Parks and Pierrick Maia. Like Dahl, Parks assisted Team Canada to a sil-ver medal, while Maia competed for his native France.

Defenseman Rob Blake led Team Canada to the 2002 Olympic Gold Medal (Salt Lake City) and participated in the 1998 Olympic Games in Nagano, Japan, as a member of Team Canada.

The Brown and Orange has produced two winners of the Hobey Baker Memorial Award, symbolic of college hockey’s most outstanding player. In all, the Falcons have had eight final-ists for the award since it was initiated in 1981.

Brian Holzinger, a centerman, received the honor in 1995, making BG the only CCHA school to have more than one recipient.

Winger George McPhee, the first Falcon icer to have his uniform number (9) retired, became the league’s first Hobey winner in 1982. That same year, McPhee and teammates Brian Ma-cLellan, a backliner, and center Brian Hills were named All-Americans.

BG’s list of All-Americans has grown many times since. Hills repeated in 1983, followed in 1984 by center Dan Kane and rearguard Garry Galley.

Right wing Jamie Wansbrough captured sec-ond-team honors in 1985-86, while goalie Gary Kruzich landed first-team distinction in both 1985-86 and 1986-87.

During the 1987-88 campaign, defenseman Scott Paluch claimed first-team billing, and center Nelson Emerson was a second-team

honoree. The 1988-89 season produced yet another All-American in Parks, a center, who garnered a spot on the premier unit.

For the 1989-90 season both Emerson and Blake were first-team selections. Back-liner Jeff Wells added his name to BG’s elite list in 1993-94 by garnering second-team honors. Blueliner Kelly Perrault joined Holzinger on the top unit for the 1994-95

BG’s “Ice House Gangs” of the mid-to-late 1970s put the Falcons on the map as a national power. Pictured above are members of the 1974-75 team with coach Ron Mason behind the wheel of a vintage Packard.Temod mil

Captain Paul Titanic accepts the 1979 CCHA playoff trophy from CCHA Commissioner Jim Ruehl.

118

The Story Of BG

season.BG has supplied the National Hockey

League with several players over the years. Ellett, who was one of the steadiest de-fensemen in the NHL for over 15 seasons with Winnipeg, Toronto, New Jersey and Boston, was selected to play in the 1989 and 1992 all-star affairs, while Galley was a 1991 and 1994 participant. In addition, Blake made his inaugural All-Star Game appearance in 1994.

Former all-star goalie Mike Liut, who went from setting records at BG to setting standards in the NHL cities of St. Louis, Hartford, and Washington over 13 years in the league, was named “MVP” of the 1981 contest.

Blake and Emerson signed with Los Angeles and St. Louis, respectively, short-ly after the completion of the 1989-90 season.

Blake, considered one of the league’s top blueliners, won the Norris Award for the 1997-98 NHL campaign after earning NHL All-Rookie team kudos in 1990-91. He helped the Colorado Avalanche to the Lord Stanley’s Cup in 2001, along with former Falcon Greg de Vries.

Following the Falcons’ national cham-pionship in 1984, four BG players turned pro.

Iain Duncan, who helped Toledo to back-to-back East Coast Hockey League championships in 1993 and 1994, was recognized for his outstanding play dur-ing the 1987-88 season by being selected to the NHL All-Rookie squad while with Winnipeg.

Former Calgary Flame, St. Louis Blue, and Québec Nordique Gino Cavallini also had several successful years with Mil-

waukee in the International Hockey League.

After the conclusion of his senior season, Holzinger joined the Buffalo Sabres and competed with his new team through the remainder of the regular season and into the playoffs. In his first full sea-son in the league, he skated for both the Sabres and American Hockey League affiliate, the Rochester Americans. Holz-inger, who was Buffalo’s sec-ond-leading scorer in 1996-97, scored the title-clinching goal in the 1996 Calder Cup finals. He now plays for the Colum-bus Blue Jackets.

The early years of Falcon hockey were spent on the club level beginning in 1963. On many occasions, capacity crowds of 3,000-plus watched the Falcons through the chain-link fence at the BGSU Ice Arena.

Under the guidance of Jack “The Hat” Vivian, employed as BG’s first bonafide head coach in 1967 (club level), the Brown and Orange compiled a 44-8-2 record and captured two Midwest Collegiate Hockey Association titles over its last two club sea-sons before gaining varsity status beginning with the 1969-70 campaign. The Falcons’ club team often defeated opponents’ varsity squads, including the likes of Wisconsin, Ohio State, and Air Force.

Vivian’s charges captured two more MCHA titles in 1969-70 and 1970-71. OSU and Ohio University provided the league competition both years. In just its

second year on the varsity level, the Brown and Orange was ranked as high as 11th in the coun-try.

The CCHA evolved from the modest MCHA in 1971, and that winter the Falcons topped the 20-win mark (21-10-2) and cracked the national “Top 10” for the first time. BG won its first CCHA Tournament title the next year despite a less-than-impressive 16-19-0 re-cord.

The Falcons were crowned regular-season champions of the CCHA for the first time in 1975-76, and a 28-12-0 ledger the following year helped BG secure its first (and the CCHA’s first) berth in the NCAA Tournament.

A 23-game home-ice winning streak vaulted the 1977-78 Falcons to their first “double,” the league regular-season and playoff titles.

Head coach Ron Mason’s crew defeated western-power Colorado College, 5-3, in the NCAA quarterfinals before an overflow crowd at the Ice House for the school’s first ever berth into the “Final Four.”

A 6-2 semifinal loss to Boston College stopped BG’s quest for the national champi-onship at the Providence (Rhode Island) Civic Center, but the Falcons did capture third place with a 4-3 triumph over WCHA-champion Wisconsin.

Senior tri-captains (L-R) Tom Thomas, Dave Easton, and Byron Shutt pose for a photo shoot prior to the 1977-78 hockey season

Paul Titanic, dubbed “Mr. Playoff ” because of his outstanding postseason play, scores the game-winning goal on Wisconsin netminder Dave McNab in BG’s 4-3 win over the Badgers in the 1978 NCAA consolation contest.

119

The Story Of BG

Freshman goalie Gary Kruzich backstopped the Falcons to the 1984 “Final Four” with his 27-save effort in BG’s remarkable 5-1 overtime win (8-7 total goals) at Boston University in the NCAA quarterfinals.

Brian MacLellan (left) and George McPhee, BG’s 1981-82 senior co-captains, led the Falcons to their first of three MacNaughton Cups.

The 1978-79 season saw BG achieve a 23-game unbeaten streak, a 37-6-2 record, the CCHA regular-season and playoff titles, and a third straight berth in the NCAA Tournament, where the Falcons lost to eventual national champion Minnesota, 6-3, at the Gophers’ Williams Arena.

During that season, the Brown and Orange gained its first ever No. 1 ranking in the na-tional polls, a spot it held for several weeks.

The Falcons were equally impressive dur-ing the York regime. His teams produced four CCHA crowns, one league post-season title, and six NCAA Tournament appearances.

In 1981-82, BG started 0-7-1 before blazing to a 27-13-2 record and its first of three con-secutive CCHA pennants and MacNaughton Cups.

The Falcons hold the distinction of being one of only two schools (CC won the MC from 1994-96) in the 46-year collegiate history of the Cup to win the trophy three straight years. Incidentally, the only seasons the MC has not been awarded to the champion of the WCHA were the three years Michigan Tech was a member of the CCHA (1981-84).

BG battled Northeastern into OT on the Huskies’ home ice in the 1982 NCAA quarter-finals before falling a marker short in the total-goals series, 5-4.

The 1982-83 Falcons posted an even better record at 28-8-4 only to see the season end in frustration after they were mysteriously over-looked by the NCAA Selection Committee.

Ranked second in the country in the final national coaches’ poll and overtime losers to Michigan State, 4-3, in the CCHA Tourna-ment championship, the Falcons watched in utter disbelief as Minnesota-Duluth, a fourth-

place finisher in the WCHA and ranked 10th nationally, received the selection committee’s invitation to play in the NCAA quarterfinals.

Ironically, the 1984 NCAA title game fea-tured the same two teams involved in the con-troversy a year earlier -- BG and Minnesota-Duluth.

The Falcons were the CCHA’s top club, while the Bulldogs were the best in the WCHA. Both teams skated like true champions in Lake Placid for close to 100 minutes. Finally, in the fourth overtime with 2:49 showing on the scoreboard clock, BG’s Gino Caval-lini converted a Dan Kane pass into the winning (backhand) goal, bring-ing an end to the longest NCAA Tournament championship contest ever played. The game currently stands as the second-longest in NCAA playoff history and the fifth longest of all time.

The experience gained by a young 1984-85 squad, including a ma-jor upset win at top-ranked MSU, made the Falcons favorites for the league title in 1985-86. And early on it looked like the prognosticators would be correct.

But a strong stretch run by MSU, combined with a 3-5-0 finish by the Brown and Orange, led to a tie for second.

An NCAA Tournament bid was lost when Western Michigan pinned a 4-3 triple-OT loss on the Falcons in the CCHA semifinals at Joe Louis Arena.

The 1986-87 and 1987-88 cam-paigns were almost carbon copies of

one another. BG started slowly each year, only to post one of the best records in the country over the last half of the season.

After surging to a 15-2-1 record down the stretch en route to the 1986-87 CCHA regular-season title, the Falcons advanced to the CCHA championship game before losing a 4-3 overtime verdict to MSU.

BG began a string of four straight years in the NCAA Tournament with a first-round total-goals loss at Harvard, 10-1. A 17-2-1 record over the second half of the next year led to a second-place CCHA standing.

The Falcons finally broke the JLA jinx by winning the league playoff title with a 5-3 win over CCHA regular-season champion Lake Superior, the eventual na-tional champions.

BG captured a first-round NCAA series over Vermont at home, 10-2, before drop-ping its quarterfinal series at Maine, 9-4.

The 1988-89 season started with mixed reviews as the Falcons won seven of their first eight contests before losing eight of their next nine. But a 15-5-3 record to close the regular season, along with a Rob Blake red-lighter in the third overtime of the decisive third game of the first-round playoff series at Michigan, put BG in the CCHA Championships for the eighth consecutive season.

A win in the consolation game was enough to earn the Falcons an NCAA

120

The Story Of BG

Gino Cavallini slides the puck past Minnesota-Duluth goalie Rick Kosti at the 7:11 mark of the fourth overtime (10-minute extra sessions) giving the Falcons the 1984 NCAA Championship.

Tournament berth, but they bowed in their first-round series at Boston College, 12-7.

The 1989-90 season was special for a num-ber of reasons. First, York notched his 400th career win, moving him among the 10 win-ningest Division I coaches in NCAA history.

Additionally, on the same night York reached his milestone conquest, Emerson reg-istered his 271st career point to become BG-SU’s all-time scoring leader. Emerson would go on to finish as the sixth all-time leading point producer in NCAA history with 294. His career point total still ranks first in the CCHA annals.

Despite two losses at the CCHA Champi-onships, BG was invited to the NCAA Tour-nament where it lost a first-round best two-of-three series at Maine, 2-0.

The following year the Falcons jumped out to an 11-5-2 record and a share of first place in the CCHA in early December only to see the bottom drop out as they lost a school-record 14 games in a row, resulting in their first los-ing campaign since 1980-81. The Falcons did make the CCHA playoffs for the 20th straight year, but BG’s roller-coaster season ended at Ferris State with a pair of setbacks in open-ing-round play.

In the 1991-92 season, it appeared as if the Falcons had the ingredients to make a seri-ous run at the CCHA title. However, what looked to be a promising year turned out to be a nightmare as BG managed a school-record low eight wins and missed the CCHA playoffs for the first time.

The Falcons showed signs of their true po-tential by skating stride for stride with some of the nation’s top teams as evidenced by a sweep

of No. 1 Michigan, but 14 losses by two goals or fewer (10 after the holiday break) doomed the Brown and Orange to last place.

Lost in the shuffle was York’s 300th BGSU win, which he garnered against his alma mater, Boston College, at the Mariucci Classic in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Most significantly, the 1991-92 season will be remembered for the loss of long-time assistant coach Terry Flanagan to cancer. His inspiration and dedication remain with the program.

The 1992-93 season marked BG’s return to the CCHA Championships after a two-year absence. The Falcons’ youthful squad more than doubled the previous year’s win

total by registering 19 victories, including two at WMU in the opening round of the league playoffs.

The Falcons again came up just short of re-cording a 20-win campaign in 1993-94 after seeing their season come to an end with a 3-2 overtime loss to MSU in the CCHA playoff quarterfinals.

BG’s 6-0-1 record to start the year included a road victory at LSSU, one of two games the Falcons won over the course of the season from the eventual national champions.

The 1994-95 season marked the start of the second quarter century of BGSU hockey and the beginning of the Buddy Powers era as head coach.

Mike Johnson (12) celebrates with teammates after scoring a goal against the University of Michigan. Johnson ranks in the BGSU all-time, top-25 in scoring with 162 points (64 goals, 98 assists) in 143 games wearing Brown and Orange.

121

The Story Of BG

Nelson Emerson ended a brilliant career at BGSU in 1989-90 as the CCHA’s all-time leading scorer. The three-time Hobey Baker finalist’s 294 points rank sixth all-time in NCAA history.

Rob Blake is one of only four Falcons to score 100+ points and accumulate more than 300+ penalty min-utes in Falcon history. In 131 career-games he scored

104 points and had 368 penalty minutes.

Powers, a former assistant under York from 1982-88, led an experienced squad to a 25-11-2 overall record and an 18-7-2 ledger in league play. BG’s win total marked the team’s highest in five years. The Falcons’ second-place CCHA finish was the program’s best since the 1987-88 season.

Sparked by a great start out of the gate (7-1-0 overall; 5-0-0 CCHA), the Brown and Orange held (or shared) the top spot in the loop until early February. BG, which climbed as high as fifth in the na-tional polls (its highest ranking in years), never dropped below second in the confer-ence standings.

Another OT playoff loss to MSU, this time in semifinal action, dashed the Fal-cons’ hopes of a league tournament title. An NCAA Tournament invitation was not to be had, based on the established criteria (Ratings Percentage Index), when Denver narrowly edged out BG for the final bid to the nationals.

The Falcons registered their highest win count in seven campaigns posting a 26-14-1 record for the 1995-96 season. BG fash-ioned an 11-2-1 mark (6-0-0 to begin the season) through the Thanksgiving break before dropping four straight games.

The Falcons did rebound to win 15 of their final 23 games, including one victory each over CCHA co-champions LSSU and Michigan, and a pair of conquests at WMU in the opening round of the CCHA playoffs.

Despite losing to the Lakers in the league playoff semifinals, BG was in line to receive its first NCAA Tournament bid since 1990 as the 11th-rated team accord-ing to the revised selection criteria. How-ever, a pair of non-consideration teams came up with upset wins in the ECAC and Hockey East playoffs to earn automatic berths, thus bumping the Falcons from re-

ceiving an invitation.A highlight of the year came during BG’s

home finale when Holzinger and Emerson’s uniform No. 19 was officially retired before a full house at the Ice Arena.

The 1996-97 season saw the Falcons again fashion a great record out of the blocks, win-ning their first six games en route to a national ranking of third. Unfortunately though, an eight-game winless streak (0-7-1) followed, the team’s longest dry spell since 1990-91. BG would not climb any higher than two games over .500 for the rest of the season as a result of a 2-11-2 mark spanning parts of three months after their shotgun start.

Playing at full strength health-wise for only the sixth and seventh times since early Novem-ber, the Falcons again managed to advance to the CCHA Championships via the road route after posting an unprecedented second sweep of LSSU in the Sault on the year.

In 1997-98, BG suffered many injuries and team suspensions to a school tying low of eight wins.

The 1998-99 campaign, with only four se-niors, saw the Falcons move up four places in the CCHA standings, and earn the distinction as the fourth most improved team in NCAA Division I hockey. The BG icers also captured the 1998 Bank One Badger Showdown holiday tournament title, the first holiday tournament title for the program since 1988.

Defenseman Michael Jones was selected as the CCHA’s Best Offensive Defenseman while

Current head coach Scott Paluch shakes hands with mem-bers of the a1988 U.S. Olympic Team after they defeated

the Falcons in an exhibition contest on Nov.16, 1987 (14-2). Paluch leads all BGSU defensemen with 169 career-points.

122

The Story Of BGZach Ham and Mike Savard each received

first team CCHA All-Academic honors. Adam Edinger was named to the CCHA First Team while Dan Price and Jones each received second team accolades. Rookie forward Greg Day and blueliner Grady Moore were named to the Bauer/CCHA All-Rookie honorable mention squad.

Statistically, Edinger led the nation with 14 power-play goals, while Price finished 18th in points per game (1.39/53 points in 38 games). As a team, BG finished 20th in offense (3.32 goals per game) and 15th in power-play per-centage (.203/47 for 231). Price won the league scoring title, edging Edinger by one point on the final day of the regular season.

In 2000-01, the Falcons returned to “The Joe” for the CCHA Semifinals where they squared off against the No. 1-ranked team in the country, Michigan State. Despite a 2-1 loss, BGSU showed once again that when it comes postseason time the Brown and Or-ange can never be counted out after winning five-straight road games by one goal to reach Detroit.

In 2003-04, junior goalie Jordan Sigalet established a new school record for saves in a season with 1,140, which was tops nationally. Helping him to this number was a record-breaking night in South Bend on Oct. 17, 2003. On that night Sigalet stopped 56 of 59 shots faced from the Irish as BGSU won, 5-3. The 56 saves was a new single game record, breaking Al Sarachman’s record of 55 set on Dec. 8, 1974 vs. MSU.

On the weekend of February 12-14, 2004, players, coaches and staff members of the 1984 National Championship squad convened in Bowling Green to celebrate the 20th anniver-sary of that special squad. A banquet, which was attended by nearly 600 people, was held on Feb. 12 while players were available for

Dan Sexton (above) was named to the 2008-09 CCHA Honorable mention team. Less

than a year later, he debuted with the NHL’s Anaheim Ducks.

autographs and rehashing old memories for the remainder of the weekend.

In 2004-05 the team recorded its first .500 season in nearly a decade, and hosted their first CCHA playoff game since 1995.

In 2005-06 despite the 13-23-2 overall record the Falcons finished the year with a 4-3-1 record versus Ohio State, Michigan and Michigan State, their best season finish versus that trio in over 10 seasons.

In 2006-07, the Falcons finished 7-29-2 on the season, but recorded wins over Mich-igan and won at Michigan State, who went on to eventually win the National Champi-onship.

The 2008-09 Brown and Orange squad, picked to finish 12th in both preseason league polls, finished with 18 wins - the most in 13 seasons - as they hosted their first home playoff series since the 2004-05 season. The 2007-08 Falcons also saw Derek Whitmore earn All-CCHA Second Team honors, while freshmen Jacob Cepis and Nick Eno were named to the CCHA’s All-Rookie Team.

BG upset #1 Miami 4-2 on Jan. 4 to earn its first victory over the nation’s top team since a 1997 victory over top-ranked Michi-gan State at Munn Ice Arena.

The 2008-09 Falcons began the year scor-ing well posting three or more goals in six of their first nine contests, however could only take away a 2-5-2 record in that time against the likes of Providence and Boston College before heading into conference competi-tion. After that point, the Falcons would be able to string together back-to-back wins twice for the rest of the season. They would sweep CCHA-foe, Northern Michigan and WCHA Clarkson but would finish with 11 total wins. Their season would come to a premature end after losing to Ohio State in the first round of the CCHA Tournament,

twice. Sophomore forward

Dan Sexton was named to the CCHA Honarable Mention team and would later go on to sign a two-year contract with the NHL’s Anaheim Ducks.

In that 2008-09 sea-son, the Falcons went on to score 89 total team goals, the second-highest amount in Scott Paluch’s tenure as head coach.

Heading into the 2009-10 season, Paluch decided to step down as head coach

of the Falcons to take a position with USA De-velopmental Hockey based out of Ann Arbor, Michigan. Earning the title of interim head coach was then-assistant coach and former Fal-con defenseman, Dennis Williams. Williams inherited eight seniors and ten freshman with lingering questions about the future of the pro-gram.

The Falcons fought on through the 2009-10 season while watching fans, alumni and supporters of Bowling Green hockey come together to create the “Bring Back the Glory” campaign designed to bring additional funding to support the program and continue providing scholaship support to its student-athletes. The project was put on the map when Jack Vivian, the first head coach for Falcon hockey, donated $250,000 to the program. Though the Falcons struggled during much of the season, a state-ment was made that BGSU hockey was here to stay.

Following the 2009-10 season’s conclusion, Falcon hockey began its search for a permanent replacement for its head coaching vacancy. Af-ter a grueling search that took over a month to conduct, the Falcons looked no farther than to-wards the bench of a fellow CCHA institution.

On April 12, 2010 Chris Bergeron was named the seventh head coach for Bowling Green State University hockey. Bergeron be-gins his third year with the program, after lead-ing the Falcons to two road upsets last year in the CCHA Playoffs. BG defeated Northern Michigan (again) and No. 1 ranked Ferris State to reach Joe Louis Arena for the first time since 2000-01. The trip to JLA marked the first time that an 11th seed ever reached the CCHA Semifinals.

On April 12, 2010 Athletic Director Greg Christopher (right) named Chris Bergeron (left) the seventh head coach in BGSU history.

123

The BGSU Ice Arena

It’s safe to say from its grand opening in February 1967, to its around-the-clock operation today, no one building in Bowling Green has been responsible for uniting the University and community more than the Bowling Green State University Ice Arena.

The building’s three major activities (ice hockey, figure skating, and curling) have drawn together persons of all ages and backgrounds. Many long-lasting friendships have been formed through the programs offered at the facility.

The Ice Arena has been home to five high school hockey state champion-ship squads, one NCAA Division I hockey title team, one Olympic figure skating gold medalist, a mixed curling national championship team, and many other prominent youth hockey and figure skating clubs, including the BGSU precision skating team.

BGSU ice hockey games provide an intense atmosphere matched by few other activities on campus. Large, noisy crowds have been a tradition at the Ice Arena, a $1.8 million facility constructed between 1965-67. Over two million fans have packed the arena over the years, testifying to the loyalty of the BGSU faithful. The Falcons have averaged nearly 3,000 spectators over their 766 varsity home dates.

Since BGSU hockey started intercollegiate varsity competition in 1969, the Brown and Orange has won over 65 percent of its home games. The Falcons, who have had only six losing seasons at the Ice Arena, have an all-time mark of 477-243-46 in the facility. Since the arena’s inception, the Falcons have twice posted 10 or more consecutive winning seasons at the BGSU Ice Arena and one stretch of 22 non-losing seasons at the Ice Arena.

President William Jerome addresses the crowd at the Ice Arena opening in 1967.Dr.SamCooper(standingleft)gavetheopeningremarks.Bothwere

instrumentalintheinceptionofthefacility.

Year-by-Year BGSUAtendance/Won-Loss Record In Ice Arena

Year Attendance Games Average Won Lost Tied Pct.1969-70 ........26,008 .............17 ............ 1,530 ............ 8 .......... 5 ............ 4 ...... .5881970-71 ........37,668 .............16 ............ 2,354 ........... 14 ......... 2 ............ 0 ...... .8751971-72 ........56,848 .............18 ............ 3,158 ........... 12 ......... 4 ............ 2 ...... .7221972-73 ........58,790 .............20 ............ 2,940 ........... 13 ......... 7 ............ 0 ...... .6501973-74 ........48,253 .............18 ............ 2,681 ........... 11 ......... 7 ............ 0 ...... .6111974-75 ........51,230 .............18 ............ 2,846 ........... 16 ......... 2 ............ 0 ...... .8891975-76 ........62,700 .............21 ............ 2,986 ........... 16 ......... 5 ............ 0 ...... .7621976-77 ........50,128 .............20 ............ 2,506 ........... 17 ......... 3 ............ 0 ...... .8501977-78 ........63,110 .............24 ............ 2,630 ........... 23 ......... 1 ............ 0 ...... .9581978-79 ........76,903 .............26 ............ 2,958 ........... 22 ......... 5 ............ 2 ...... .7931979-80 ........51,893 .............18 ............ 2,883 ............ 9 .......... 9 ............ 0 ...... .5001980-81 ........46,814 .............19 ............ 2,464 ........... 10 ......... 9 ............ 0 ...... .5261981-82 ........47,245 .............18 ............ 2,625 ........... 14 ......... 4 ............ 0 ...... .7781982-83 ........64,358 .............20 ............ 3,218 ........... 17 ......... 1 ............ 2 ...... .9001983-84 ........65,747 .............20 ............ 3,287 ........... 18 ......... 2 ............ 0 ...... .9001984-85 ........63,725 .............20 ............ 3,186 ........... 13 ......... 7 ............ 0 ...... .6501985-86 ........61,585 .............20 ............ 3,079 ........... 16 ......... 4 ........... 0 ...... .8001986-87 ........65,433 .............21 ............ 3,116 ........... 17 ......... 3 ............ 1 ...... .8331987-88 ........67,218 .............23 ............ 2,923 ........... 16 ......... 6 ............ 1 ...... .7171988-89 ........56,807 .............20 ............ 2,840 ........... 13 ......... 4 ............ 3 ...... .7251989-90 ........79,376 .............20 ............ 3,969 ........... 14 ......... 6 ............ 0 ...... .7001990-91 ........67,951 .............18 ............ 3,775 ........... 11 ......... 7 ............ 0 ...... .6111991-92 ........57,287 .............16 ............ 3,580 ............ 4 ......... 10 ........... 2 ...... .3131992-93 ........55,826 .............16 ............ 3,489 ............ 9 .......... 6 ............ 1 ...... .5941993-94 ........62,584 .............20 ............ 3,129 ........... 11 ......... 8 ............ 1 ...... .5751994-95 ........66,790 .............19 ............ 3,515 ........... 17 ......... 1 ............ 1 ...... .9211995-96 ........65,231 .............19 ............ 3,433 ........... 14 ......... 5 ............ 0 ...... .7371996-97 ........72,520 .............19 ............ 3,817 ........... 11 ......... 5 ............ 3 ...... .6581997-98 ........56,699 .............18 ............ 3,150 ............ 5 ......... 12 ........... 1 ...... .3061998-99 ........52,126 .............17 ............ 3,066 ............ 8 .......... 7 ............ 2 ...... .5291999-00 ........48,110 .............16 ............ 3,007 ............ 9 .......... 6 ............ 1 ...... .5942000-01 ........36,012 .............16 ............ 2,251 ............ 9 .......... 5 ............ 2 ...... .6252001-02 ........39,860 .............17 ............ 2,345 ............ 6 .......... 8 ............ 3 ...... .4412002-03 ........27,572 .............15 ............ 1,838 ............ 4 .......... 9 ............ 2 ...... .3332003-04 ........39,732 .............18 ............ 2,207 ............ 7 .......... 6 ............ 5 ...... .5282004-05 ........45,412 .............17 ............ 2,671 ............ 9 .......... 7 ............ 1 ...... .5592005-06 ........47,165 .............20 ............ 2,358 ............ 9 ......... 10 ........... 1 ...... .4752006-07 ........35,756 .............16 ............ 2,234 ............ 4 ......... 10 ........... 2 ...... .2812007-08 ........40,489 .............18 ............ 2,249 ............ 9 .......... 9 ............ 0 ...... .5022008-09 ........40,882 .............20 ............ 2,044 ............ 9 .......... 9 ............ 2 ...... .5002009-10 ........35,954 .............16 ............ 2,247 ............ 3 ......... 10 ........... 3 ...... .2812010-11 ........34,677 .............16 ............ 2,167 ............ 4 ......... 11 ........... 1 ...... .2502011-12 ........37,401 .............18 ............ 2,078 ............ 5 .......... 9 ............ 4 ........384Totals ......... 2,196,165 ..........770 ........... 2,852 .......... 479 ...... 243 ......... 48 ..... .630

The current building capacity stands at 5,000, making the arena the 22nd-largest in college hockey and the fifth largest in the Central Collegiate Hockey Association.

On Dec. 20, 1988, the BGSU Board of Trustees approved the enclosure of the north end (with 1,687 additional seats), giving the arena a horseshoe configuration. The Oct. 13, 1989 game against Northern Michigan was the first played in the build-ing with its current capacity with the new seats officially dedicated the next night.

More fans packed the Ice Arena during 1989-90 than any other season as 79,376 spectators passed through the turnstiles. BGSU attracted 13 crowds during the course of the year that were larger than the previous single-game record, including two in excess of 5,000.

During the 1996-97 season, the Falcons drew 11 crowds of 4,000-plus fans (one shy of the school record), including one capacity crowd (5,016) which stands as the second largest in arena history. During the 1995-96 campaign, the Falcons drew three full houses, two of which were higher than the previous year’s arena standard. The old mark fell in December 1995, when 5,021 patrons jammed into BG’s home to watch the Brown and Orange battle Michigan.

Four seasons ago, 47,165 people attended BGSU hockey games, the largest number in seven years.

Why is BGSU hockey so popular? Part of the attraction is the speed and excite-ment of the game. Then there’s the thrill of being a part of one of the loudest and most enthusiastic crowds in college hockey. BG backers sit close to the action from

124

The BGSU Ice Arena

Top Ice Arena Crowds1. 5,031 vs. Michigan • Feb. 25, 20122. 5,021 vs. Michigan •Dec.2,1995(UM,8-1)3. 5,016 vs. Michigan •Nov.16,1996(Tie,3-3OT)4. 5,013 vs. Notre Dame •Feb.24,1996(BG,8-2)5. 5,011 vs. Michigan State •Nov.8,1991(MSU,6-3)6. 5,009 vs. Michigan •Jan.27,1996(BG,6-5)7. 5,008 vs. Michigan State •Dec.14,1990(MSU,9-3)8. 5,006 vs. Michigan •Nov.12,1994(UM,7-3)9. 5,005 vs. Michigan •Jan.13,1990(BG,9-8OT)10. 5,004 vs. Michigan •March4,1994(UM,2-1)11. 5,002 vs. Michigan State •Nov.11,1989(MSU,5-4OT)12. 4,998 vs. Michigan State •Jan.19,1990(MSU,5-4)13. 4,989 vs. Michigan •Jan.21,2006(BG,5-2)14. 4,982 vs. Michigan •Jan.18,1991(UM,9-1)15. 4,968 vs. Michigan State •Jan.21,1995(BG,6-4)

The Bowling Green State University Ice Arena is home to the Falcon hockey program.

BGSU Ice ArenaGame Records

(All held by BGSU Players)

TeamGoals (15) •vs.SUNY-Buffalo(Feb.20,1976) •vs.Miami(Oct.27,1978) •vs.Illinois-Chicago(Jan.29,1983)Victory Margin (15) •vs.Miami,15-0(Oct.27,1978)

IndividualGoals (5) •MikeHartman vs.SUNY-Buffalo(Feb.20,1976) •JackLaine vs. Ohio State (Feb. 25, 1977) •JamieWansbrough vs. Notre Dame (March 4, 1983)Assists (7) •BrianHills vs. Ferris State (Jan. 15, 1982)Points (7) •DougRoss vs. McMaster (Jan. 10, 1975) •BrianHills vs. Ferris State (Jan. 15, 1982)

all angles of the arena to get the best view of the hometown Falcons and heckle the opposition.Then again, it is one of the few places in the country where students have lined up outside the main arena

entrance for as long as six hours before the game to get their favorite rinkside seats when the doors open (60 minutes prior to faceoff ).

The BGSU Ice Arena has just recently complete the first phase of the facility’s second renovation since it opened in 1967. Through the “Bring Back the Glory” campaign as well as State and University funding, the arena has made some additions to the facility in order to adhere to the changing times while keeping the nostalgia of such a classical sporting venue. Renovations began in mid-April of 2010 and continued through the summer months before the rink’s grand re-opening on Oct. 2, 2010.

Far more than merely a hockey rink for BGSU and BG high school teams, the Ice Arena is the site of many other attractions. The 200’ x 85’ ice surface serves as the home of the BG Youth Hockey Association and is the summer site of the BGSU Hockey and Figure Skating Schools.

As part of the newest appendages in the Ice Arena, the old curling rink has been replaced with a multi-purpose auxiliary sheet of ice sized at 150’ x 56’. Intramural and club curling will still be housed in this area but will also be home to youth ice hockey practices and games. While Falcon hockey games are playing and while the main sheet is being used, the auxiliary rink will be open for public skating, recreational broomball competitions and skating lessons. The secondary sheet of ice is equipped with full protective glass and netting with standing room existing around the south side of the ice.

The lounge has received a makeover after the implementation of carpeting, rubber matting, paint, ceiling tile and additional BGSU décor and memorabilia to spruce up the entryway.

Replacing the small patch of studio ice on the east side of the arena are two new locker rooms for visiting teams and community use. Opposite of the locker rooms replacing the studio ice are two additional auxiliary locker rooms, increasing the total number of locker rooms in the Ice Arena to seven.

Additional renovations remain hopeful as the “Bring Back the Glory” campaign progresses, continuing to raise money to improve the BGSU Ice Arena the Falcon hockey program.

The BGSU hockey coaching staff moved into new offices as part of a $750,000 renovation project completed in 2002. The addition included coaches offices, training room, weight room and alumni lounge. A large portion of the money used for the renovation was donated by former Falcons who played their collegiate careers inside the BGSU Ice Arena. Four full-size dressing rooms for the Falcons, visiting teams and youth teams, in addition to two staff/officials’ locker rooms, are also located on the east side of the complex.

One of the most popular events held biennially in April is the “Ice Horizons” production put on by the Bowl-ing Green Figure Skating Club. BG native Scott Hamilton, the 1984 Olympic figure skating gold medalist and a four-time World champion, has often performed at the show since his youth.

The Ice Arena served as the site of the 2002 Ohio High School Athletic Association’s Ice Hockey Cham-pionships.

Other events staged at the Ice Arena over the years have included an East Coast Hockey League game, regional precision skating championships and camps, national officials training sessions, and the “International Stars On Ice” show featuring some of the world’s top amateur and professional skaters. The proceeds from the “International Stars On Ice” program, sponsored biennially (1978-1992) by the BGFSC and produced by BGSU, went to the American Cancer Society.

In addition, Gordie Howe and the Detroit Red Wings played a fund-raising game against Fort Worth at the Ice Arena on Oct. 2, 1968, for the benefit of the BGSU club hockey program that regularly drew crowds of over 2,500 fans. Just 55 days later, the University’s Athletic Committee voted to upgrade hockey to varsity status effective the next season. The rest is history.

125

The BGSU Ice Arena

Post-ExpansionCapacity Crowds

(5,000-plus)Season No.1989-90 ..................................................... 7 (2)1990-91 ..................................................... 3 (1)1991-92 ..................................................... 2 (1)1992-93 ..................................................... 1 (0)1993-94 ..................................................... 1 (1)1994-95 ..................................................... 2 (1)1995-96 ..................................................... 3 (3)1996-97 ..................................................... 2 (1)2011-12 ...........................................................1

Crowds of 4,000-PlusSeason No.1989-90 .........................................................121990-91 ...........................................................91991-92 ...........................................................31992-93 ...........................................................41993-94 ...........................................................21994-95 ...........................................................71995-96 ...........................................................81996-97 .........................................................111997-98 ...........................................................41998-99 ...........................................................41999-00 ...........................................................32000-01 ...........................................................02002-03 ...........................................................12003-04 ...........................................................12004-05 ...........................................................42005-06 ...........................................................22006-07 ...........................................................02007-08 ...........................................................12008-09 ...........................................................12009-10 ...........................................................02010-11 ...........................................................0

Pre-ExpansionCapacity Crowds of 3,000-Plus

Season No.1969-70 ...........................................................21970-71 ...........................................................31971-72 .........................................................121972-73 .........................................................111973-74 ...........................................................61974-75 ...........................................................91975-76 .........................................................101976-77 ...........................................................51977-78 .........................................................101978-79 .........................................................141979-80 .........................................................111980-81 ...........................................................41981-82 ...........................................................61982-83 .........................................................161983-84 .........................................................181984-85 .........................................................151985-86 .........................................................131986-87 .........................................................151987-88 .........................................................151988-89 .........................................................10

Top Crowds Pre-Expansion1. 3,793 vs. Michigan State•Nov.28,1986(MSU,5-4)2. 3,780 vs. Ohio State•Nov.7,1986(BG,5-2)3. 3,756 vs. Notre Dame•Feb.26,1971(BG,5-1)4. 3,628 vs. Michigan State•Feb.7,1987(Tie,3-3OT)5. 3,622 vs. Ohio State•Jan.15,1972(OSU,2-1)

BG has averaged nearly 3,000 spectators per game over its 40-year history.

BGSU Ice Arena Quick Facts

Started Construction: Spring 1965Original Architect: Buehrer & Stough of Toledo, OhioCost: $1.8 million. The project was financed by revenue producing bonds retired from student fees (no state appropriations) as part of a $6 million-plus funding package which also financed the University football stadium and track, the Student Services Building, and the Health Center.Original Seating Capacity: 2,863 (total capacity of 3,400)Main Lot Parking: 450 spacesFirst Ice Arena Director: Howard “Howie” StarrFirst Maintenance Supervisor: Tom WallaceDesignated “First Skater”: BGSU student Janice Thomas of Rochester, N.Y.Arena Dedication: Saturday, Feb. 25, 1967 (3:20 p.m.). Then University president Dr. William T. Jerome III dropped the ceremonial first puck, while Dr. Sam Cooper, the founder of the hockey program, gave the opening address. BGSU’s club team defeated Illinois-Chicago Circle, 8-5. The Falcons’ P.J. Nyitray scored the first goal. The building was originally scheduled to be dedicated Feb. 17, but a delay in completing the arena set back the official proceedings eight days. The Ice Arena was opened for University classes on Feb. 20.First Varsity Game: Friday, Nov. 14, 1969. BGSU defeated Windsor, 8-2.

First Renovation Project Started/Completed: May 1989/October 1989Architect: Stough & Stough of Toledo, OhioGeneral Contractor: The Spieker Company of Holland, OhioMechanical Contractor: Erie Welding & MechanicalCost: $650,000Expansion Dedication: The ceremonial puck drop dedicating the north end addition was performed Saturday, Oct. 14, 1989, by then BGSU president Dr. Paul J. Olscamp prior to the Falcons’ game against Northern Michigan.Renovation Included: Additional restrooms, concession stands, and 1,687 seats to bring the seating capacity to 4,550 (total capacity of 5,000).Record Crowd: 5,021 (Dec. 2, 1995, vs. Michigan)Record Crowd Prior To Expansion: 3,793 (Nov. 28, 1986, vs. Michigan State)

Second Renovation Project Started/Completed: April 2010/October 2010 Architect: 360 Architecture (Columbus, Ohio)General Contractor: Speiker Company (Toledo, Ohio)Mechanical Contractor: Warner CompanyCost: $6.2 million ($4 million from the State and University, $2.2 million privately generated) Renovation Included: Replacement of compressors, chillers, coolers, dehumidifiers, lighting and flooring…deconstruction of curling rink to be replaced with auxiliary ice sheet…addition of four new locker rooms (for a new total of seven).Official re-opening: The BGSU Ice Arena will re-open after a summer long renovation project on Oct. 2, 2010, tying in with the University’s homecoming activities occurring around campus. A festive atmosphere will surround the newly reopened doors to the ice arena with family-friendly activities taking place in and around the facility, complemented with a “Skate with the Falcons” session prior to the BGSU/Marshall football game.First game post-renovation: Set for Oct. 3, 2010 in an exhibition game between Wilfrid-Laurier University and BGSU.

126

BGSU President

Dr. Mary Ellen MazeyPresidentBowling Green State University

After a national search, Dr. Mary El-len Mazey was appointed President of Bowling Green State University on March 22, 2011. Dr. Mazey’s extensive experience in Ohio public universities and with implement-

ing strategic plans, coupled with her understanding of the role higher education has to play in the state’s well-being, led the BGSU trustees to select her as the next president of the University.

Before becoming president of BGSU, she served from 2009-2011 as Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs at Auburn University. In that capacity, she oversaw the academic programming for twelve colleges and was responsible for fos-tering the advancement of the university’s strategic plan. While at Auburn, Dr. Mazey was chair of the Enrollment Manage-ment Council, the University Campaign Feasibility Task Force, and the Efficiency Task Force. In addition, she served on the Association of Public and Land-grant Universities’ Council on Academic Affairs Executive Committee.

From 2005-2009, she was Dean of the Eberly College of Arts and Sciences at West Virginia University (WVU), where she led a college-wide implementation of the WVU 2010 Strategic Plan and served on the Council to Implement the University’s Strategic Plan. In addition, she served on the Presidential Search Committee, the Enrollment Management Council, and the WVU Research Corporation. She also played a leadership role in the university’s Advanced Energy Initiative and nanotechnology research effort. She was a board member of the West Virginia Humanities Council, the Monongalia/Preston County United Way and the West Virginia NASA Space Grant Consortium.

Prior to being appointed Dean at WVA, Dr. Mazey served for seven years as Dean of the College of Liberal Arts at Wright State University. She was founding director of the Center for Urban and Public Affairs at Wright State and served in that capacity for eleven years, from 1983-1994. Dur-ing that time, she was the university’s representative to the Ohio Board of Regents’ Urban University Advisory Com-mittee. In addition, she served as chair of the Department of Urban Affairs and Geography and led the creation of a Master of Public Administration Program. From 1993-1996, Dr. Mazey held the title of Distinguished Professor of Professional

Service at WSU.

Dr. Mazey received her Ph.D. from the University of Cincin-nati in urban geography in 1977 and taught at that institution for two years before joining the faculty of Wright State University in 1979.

In 1996-1997, Dr. Mazey was the appointed Director of the Office of University Partnerships for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). In that capacity, she had oversight of HUD’s $25 million in grant programs to col-leges and universities across the country. In addition, she served as HUD’s liaison to higher educational associations, other federal agencies, and colleges and universities. Dr. Mazey has served as a grants reviewer and consultant to HUD and the U.S. Department of Education in addition to being a consultant to the Appalachian Regional Commission and numerous local governments, colleges and universities.

She and her late husband of 40 years, Bruce, had two sons, Bryan and Zackary. The older, Bryan, has a Bachelor of Science degree in electrical engineering from Wright State University and a master’s in engineering management from the University of Dayton. He works for GE Aviation in the aerospace industry. He and his wife, Michele, have two young children and live near Cin-cinnati. The younger son, Zackary, earned a Bachelor of Science degree from Miami University in accountancy and finance and received a Juris Doctorate from the University of Dayton School of Law. He practices law in Charleston, W.Va.

Dr. Mazey speaking with students on campus.

127

Director Of Athletics

Greg ChristopherDirector of Intercollegiate AthleticsBowling Green State University

Greg Christopher is in his sixth year as the Director of Intercollegiate Athletics at Bowling Green State University. Christopher, the 12th full-time athletic directer in school history, began his duties in July of 2006 has accomplished a great deal in his first five years in Northwest Ohio.

Christopher oversees an 18-sport program which has a budget of $17 million and 75 full-time employees. BGSU, which is a member of the Mid-American Conference (MAC)

and Central Collegiate Hockey Association (CCHA), is one of 13 programs in the country which sponsor Division I-A football and compete in men’s and women’s basketball and men’s ice hockey on the Division I level.

A native of West Lafayette, Ind., Christopher has moved the BGSU athletic department forward in multiple areas in his first four years. The Sebo Athletic Center was completed in the fall of 2007, featuring expanded and state-of-the-art sports medicine and rehabilita-tion facilities as well as a strength and conditioning area for all University student-athletes. The new front entrance for Doyt L. Perry Stadium, the building also houses administrative offices as well as offices and meeting rooms for the football Falcons.

The Sebo Athletic Center is part of $14 million in new or renovated athletics facilities completed during Christopher’s tenure. That facilities list includes the new Keefe Tennis Complex, a renovation to Whittaker Track, improvements at baseball’s Steller Field and the FieldTurf inside Perry Stadium.

Additionally, another $40 million is underway, including an $4 million renovation to the BGSU Ice Arena and a $36 million convocation center. The Stroh Center, a brand-new arena for the Falcon basketball and volleyball programs, is scheduled to be completed in 2011. Incremental facility improvement plans are also underway for other BGSU athletics venues.

Athletic achievements of Christopher’s four years include eight conference banners, the most in a four-year span at BGSU since the early 1990’s. Highlights include the remarkable run of women’s basketball. The women’s hoops Falcons became the first team in conference history to advance to the ‘Sweet 16’ of the NCAA in 2006-07, winning a MAC record 31 games along the way. Curt Miller’s team made its fourth trip to the NCAA Tournament in 2010, following the Falcons sixth straight conference title.

In Christopher’s tenure, football has played in two post-season bowl games, including the 2008 GMAC Bowl in Mobile, Ala., and the 2009 Roady’s Humanitarian Bowl in Boise, Idaho. The 2007 football team also shared the MAC East Division title. In 2008-09, the men’s basketball team won its first regular season MAC title in decade, advancing the NIT post-season tournament. And baseball has won three consecutive MAC East Division titles, including overall conference regular season championships in 2008 and 2009.

In the classroom, the Falcons have flourished, as the number of student-athletes with a GPA of 3.0 or above has increased in each of the last three years. In 2009-10, BGSU student-athletes set a new bar for cumulative GPA record, charting a 3.07 mark, and 196 BG student-athletes had a GPA of at least 3.0. The student-athlete graduation rate is greater than the overall student body’s graduation rate.

Christopher implemented the Falcon Leadership Academy, a leadership development program for BGSU student-athletes. Christopher, along with several other administrators in the athletics department, serves as an instructor for the class, which represents each of the department’s 18 varsity sports.

Christopher’s background in fundraising and development has been evident in his first four years at BGSU. There have been double-digit percentage increases in the external funding areas, including development, corporate marketing, licensing and concessions. Christopher has furthered the department’s logo transition and integrated an external communications plan.

Christopher came to BGSU after spending nearly a decade at Purdue University in his hometown. He served as Associate A.D. for External Relations and John Purdue Club Director at Purdue University. Christopher, who had been at the school since 1997, was a member of the department’s senior staff. He was accountable for external and revenue-related areas for Purdue’s $50 million department. In his role, he oversaw several areas, including de-velopment, marketing, promotions and advertising, athletic licensing and sports information.

Under his leadership, Purdue raised $17.2 million in total giving for Athletics in his final year there. He also played a significant role in a seven-year campus-wide capital campaign which raised $111 million for Athletics during that period. Projects that came to fruition in that time frame include tripling the number of endowed athletic scholarships and several facility additions or renovations. Among the facility projects were an indoor golf training center, football stadium renovation, aquatic center, indoor tennis center, and basketball video board campaign. He also was the advisor for Purdue’s chapter of Athletes-in-Action, and served a period of time as the sport administrator for Purdue’s men’s and women’s tennis programs.

Christopher served as Executive Director for the Society of Professional Journalists in Greencastle, Ind., from 1994 to 1997 after joining the organization in 1991 as its Marketing and Development Director. During that time, he man-aged a staff of 15 for the nation’s largest not-for-profit journalism organization. His tenure focused largely on external relations, fueling growth that doubled the net worth of the foundation and association. He also improved relations with SPJ’s 250 local chapters and negotiated contracts and corporate partnerships.

Prior to joining SPJ, Christopher was an Account Executive at WWWV-FM in Charlottesville, Va., from 1988-90. In that capacity, he designed and managed station promotions, including partnerships with the athletics program at the Uni-versity of Virginia. He also was part of the “Page Program” at NBC in New York in 1988 where he served as a research analyst, assisting the Manager of Sports Programming and Market Analysis in research of television sports. Christopher also produced network sports tracking reports and surveys of major league sports.

He earned a bachelor’s degree in Mass Communication from MAC-member Miami University in 1988 and earned his MBA from the institution in 1991. He played football for one season before the former linebacker’s career was cut short due to injury. In 1987-88 and 1990-91, Christopher was involved as a television color commentator in football and play-by-play voice for men’s ice hockey which aired on regional cable television and WPTD-TV in Dayton. He also served as a graduate assistant in the Office of Admissions at Miami in 1990-91.

Christopher is a member of the Mid-American Conference’s External Re-lations Committee, current Chair of the CCHA Council, and is the women’s basketball administrative chair for the MAC. In the spring of 2008, he was ap-pointed to the NCAA Division I Women’s Basketball Committee. Christopher is active in Northwest Ohio with the Bowling Green Community Foundation, the American Red Cross and Fellowship of Christian Athletes.

Christopher, 44, is married to the former Tina Smith of Leetonia, Ohio. The couple has a son, Zachary, 16, and two daughters, Megan and Allison, ages 14 and 12.

The Christopher Family(left to right): Greg, Megan, Zachary, Allison and Tina.

128

THE STORY OF BG

129

Individual Stats Bowling Green State University HockeyBowling Green Overall Individual Statistics (as of Sep 20, 2012)

All games

O vera ll: 14-25-5 C onf: 5 -19-4 H om e: 5 -9 -4 A w ay: 9 -14-1 N eut: 0 -2 -0

S hots P enalties G oals

## P layer gp g a pts sh sh% +- pen-m in m in m aj o th pp sh fg gw gt o t h t pn ua b lk

22 C arpenter, R yan 44 11 19 30 110 . 1 0 0 +2 10-31 8 1 1 2 1 5 3 1 1 0 0 0 2211 D eS alvo , D an 35 14 11 25 84 . 1 6 7 +4 15-41 13 1 1 1 0 2 4 0 1 1 0 3 1114 W ojta la , C am den 42 10 13 23 108 . 0 9 3 -10 7-25 5 1 1 4 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 2913 B erk le , A dam 44 7 14 21 125 . 0 5 6 -8 17-45 15 1 1 1 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 2812 W illiam son, B ryce 44 9 7 16 122 . 0 7 4 -9 15-30 15 0 0 3 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 2 2520 S inc la ir, C am eron 34 6 6 12 54 . 1 1 1 -7 5-10 5 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1528 S hea, B obby 43 4 5 9 44 . 0 9 1 -13 23-65 20 1 2 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 2715 P errie r, M arcus 41 3 6 9 60 . 0 5 0 -13 21-42 21 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 373 K ucera , C onnor 40 1 7 8 30 . 0 3 3 +2 18-36 18 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 217 S loa t, Jake 42 1 7 8 27 . 0 3 7 -5 15-30 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4821 P le tsch , Ted 40 5 2 7 32 . 1 5 6 -5 6-12 6 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1526 F ink, M ichae l 34 2 4 6 43 . 0 4 7 -4 6-12 6 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1627 W allace , A ndrew 43 1 5 6 38 . 0 2 6 -6 6-12 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3218 V ise lli, R yan 37 4 1 5 53 . 0 7 5 -7 9-18 9 0 0 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1224 M oh le r, B re tt 14 0 5 5 33 . 0 0 0 -3 3-17 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 84 S u llivan , M ike 42 1 3 4 55 . 0 1 8 -6 7-14 7 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4016 S um sion , C had 38 1 3 4 39 . 0 2 6 -7 4-8 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1010 R odriguez, M arc 24 3 0 3 26 . 1 1 5 -10 11-30 10 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 142 P e ltom a, R yan 28 0 3 3 22 . 0 0 0 -11 11-22 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2317 M cIn tosh , Jam es 25 2 0 2 20 . 1 0 0 -9 11-22 11 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 423 G rover, M ax 25 0 2 2 16 . 0 0 0 -4 8-16 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 265 H afner, R usty 19 0 2 2 13 . 0 0 0 0 4-19 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 191 H am m ond, A ndrew 44 0 2 2 0 . 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 08 R ue l, Ian 12 0 1 1 3 . 0 0 0 -5 9-18 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9TM TE A M 23 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 7-14 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 19

Tota l 44 85 128 213 115 . 0 7 3 -13 248-589 232 7 9 17 3 16 14 3 2 1 0 8 510O pponents 44 129 225 354 125 . 1 0 3 - 232-541 218 7 7 36 3 28 25 2 1 1 0 2 538

G oal average S aves R ecord G oals a llow ed

## G oalie gp-gs m inutes ga avg saves pct w l t sho pp sh en pen sog

30 Zacharias, S co tt 3 -0 70:11 3 2 . 5 6 12 . 8 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 01 H am m ond, A ndrew 44-44 2615:18 119 2 . 7 3 1114 . 9 0 3 14 24 5 2 35 3 0 0 0TM E M P TY N E T 23-0 20:31 7 - 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 7 0 0

Tota l 44-0 2706:00 129 2 . 8 6 1126 . 8 9 7 14 25 5 2 36 3 7 0 0O pponents 44-0 2706:00 85 1 . 8 8 1072 . 9 2 7 25 14 5 6 17 3 2 0 0

130

LeadersBowling Green State University Hockey

Bowling Green Category Leaders (as of Sep 20, 2012)All games

## Points GP G A Pts Sh22 Carpenter, Ryan 44 11 19 30 11011 DeSalvo, Dan 35 14 11 25 8414 Wojtala, Camden 42 10 13 23 10813 Berkle, Adam 44 7 14 21 12512 Williamson, Bryce 44 9 7 16 12220 Sinclair, Cameron 34 6 6 12 5428 Shea, Bobby 43 4 5 9 4415 Perrier, Marcus 41 3 6 9 603 Kucera, Connor 40 1 7 8 307 Sloat, Jake 42 1 7 8 27

## Goals GP G A Pts Sh11 DeSalvo, Dan 35 14 11 25 8422 Carpenter, Ryan 44 11 19 30 11014 Wojtala, Camden 42 10 13 23 10812 Williamson, Bryce 44 9 7 16 12213 Berkle, Adam 44 7 14 21 12520 Sinclair, Cameron 34 6 6 12 5421 Pletsch, Ted 40 5 2 7 3228 Shea, Bobby 43 4 5 9 4418 Viselli, Ryan 37 4 1 5 5315 Perrier, Marcus 41 3 6 9 60

## Power-Play Goals GP PPG14 Wojtala, Camden 42 412 Williamson, Bryce 44 318 Viselli, Ryan 37 222 Carpenter, Ryan 44 2

## Short-Handed Goals GP SHG10 Rodriguez, Marc 24 122 Carpenter, Ryan 44 128 Shea, Bobby 43 1

## Game-Winning Goals GP GWG11 DeSalvo, Dan 35 422 Carpenter, Ryan 44 312 Williamson, Bryce 44 213 Berkle, Adam 44 2

## Plus/Minus GP +/-11 DeSalvo, Dan 35 +422 Carpenter, Ryan 44 +23 Kucera, Connor 40 +2

## Assists GP G A Pts Sh22 Carpenter, Ryan 44 11 19 30 11013 Berkle, Adam 44 7 14 21 12514 Wojtala, Camden 42 10 13 23 10811 DeSalvo, Dan 35 14 11 25 8412 Williamson, Bryce 44 9 7 16 1223 Kucera, Connor 40 1 7 8 307 Sloat, Jake 42 1 7 8 2720 Sinclair, Cameron 34 6 6 12 5415 Perrier, Marcus 41 3 6 9 6028 Shea, Bobby 43 4 5 9 44

## Shots GP G A Pts Sh Sh%13 Berkle, Adam 44 7 14 21 125 . 0 5 612 Williamson, Bryce 44 9 7 16 122 . 0 7 422 Carpenter, Ryan 44 11 19 30 110 . 1 0 014 Wojtala, Camden 42 10 13 23 108 . 0 9 311 DeSalvo, Dan 35 14 11 25 84 . 1 6 715 Perrier, Marcus 41 3 6 9 60 . 0 5 04 Sullivan, Mike 42 1 3 4 55 . 0 1 820 Sinclair, Cameron 34 6 6 12 54 . 1 1 118 Viselli, Ryan 37 4 1 5 53 . 0 7 528 Shea, Bobby 43 4 5 9 44 . 0 9 1

## Shot Pct. GP G A Pts Sh Sh%11 DeSalvo, Dan 35 14 11 25 84 . 1 6 721 Pletsch, Ted 40 5 2 7 32 . 1 5 610 Rodriguez, Marc 24 3 0 3 26 . 1 1 520 Sinclair, Cameron 34 6 6 12 54 . 1 1 122 Carpenter, Ryan 44 11 19 30 110 . 1 0 017 McIntosh, James 25 2 0 2 20 . 1 0 014 Wojtala, Camden 42 10 13 23 108 . 0 9 328 Shea, Bobby 43 4 5 9 44 . 0 9 118 Viselli, Ryan 37 4 1 5 53 . 0 7 512 Williamson, Bryce 44 9 7 16 122 . 0 7 4

## Penalties GP Pen Min28 Shea, Bobby 43 23 6515 Perrier, Marcus 41 21 423 Kucera, Connor 40 18 3613 Berkle, Adam 44 17 4512 Williamson, Bryce 44 15 307 Sloat, Jake 42 15 3011 DeSalvo, Dan 35 15 412 Peltoma, Ryan 28 11 2210 Rodriguez, Marc 24 11 3017 McIntosh, James 25 11 22

## Penalty Minutes GP Pen Min28 Shea, Bobby 43 23 6513 Berkle, Adam 44 17 4515 Perrier, Marcus 41 21 4211 DeSalvo, Dan 35 15 413 Kucera, Connor 40 18 3622 Carpenter, Ryan 44 10 3110 Rodriguez, Marc 24 11 307 Sloat, Jake 42 15 3012 Williamson, Bryce 44 15 3014 Wojtala, Camden 42 7 25

131

Results Bowling Green State University HockeyBowling Green Game Results (as of Sep 20, 2012)

All games

Date Opponent Score Shots Overall Conf Time Att. Goalie of recordOct 07 CONNECTICUT W 2-1 39/21 1-0-0 0-0-0 2:19 1316 Hammond, AndrewOct 08 CONNECTICUT T o t 4-4 45/15 1-0-1 0-0-0 2:40 1221 Hammond, Andrew10/14/201 at UAH W 2-1 30/30 2-0-1 0-0-0 2:05 1486 Hammond, Andrew10/15/201 at UAH W 3-0 29/21 3-0-1 0-0-0 2:08 1358 Hammond, Andrew

* Oct 21 at #19 Lake Superior State W 1-0 29/19 4-0-1 1-0-0 2:05 1839 Hammond, Andrew* Oct 22 at #19 Lake Superior State L 1-4 18/37 4-1-1 1-1-0 2:12 2147 Hammond, Andrew* Oct 28 ND L 1-3 18/25 4-2-1 1-2-0 2:25 1896 Hammond, Andrew* Oct 29 ND L 2-3 21/26 4-3-1 1-3-0 2:25 1928 Hammond, Andrew* Nov 04 FSU L 0-4 29/29 4-4-1 1-4-0 2:30 1910 Hammond, Andrew* Nov 05 FSU L 3-5 34/18 4-5-1 1-5-0 2:35 1804 Zacharias, Scott

Nov 11 CAN W 4-1 32/8 5-5-1 1-5-0 2:20 1377 Hammond, AndrewNov 12 CAN W 3-1 34/12 6-5-1 1-5-0 2:10 1619 Hammond, Andrew

* Nov 18 at Miami L 0-4 23/30 6-6-1 1-6-0 2:10 3105 Hammond, Andrew* Nov 19 at Miami T o t 4-4 16/32 6-6-2 1-6-1 2:20 3158 Hammond, Andrew* Nov 25 UAF L 0-3 23/33 6-7-2 1-7-1 2:11 1394 Hammond, Andrew* Nov 26 UAF L 0-2 16/33 6-8-2 1-8-1 2:20 1294 Hammond, Andrew* Dec 02 at #16 Michigan State L 1-5 22/27 6-9-2 1-9-1 2:05 4967 Hammond, Andrew* Dec 03 at #16 Michigan State L 1-4 21/33 6-10-2 1-10-1 2:15 4995 Hammond, Andrew* Dec 09 #8 WESTERN MICHIGAN T o t 3-3 16/23 6-10-3 1-10-2 2:50 1588 Hammond, Andrew* Dec 10 at #8 Western Michigan L 1-6 18/26 6-11-3 1-11-2 2:10 3599 Hammond, Andrew

Dec 30 at Bemidji State L 1-4 27/16 6-12-3 1-11-2 2:15 3547 Hammond, AndrewDec 31 at Bemidji State L 1-2 23/28 6-13-3 1-11-2 2:01 3365 Hammond, Andrew

* Jan 07 #2 OHIO STATE T o t 2-2 37/20 6-13-4 1-11-3 2:25 3228 Hammond, Andrew* Jan 08 #2 OHIO STATE T o t 1-1 39/32 6-13-5 1-11-4 2:35 1830 Hammond, Andrew* Jan 20 at UAF W 3-1 14/28 7-13-5 2-11-4 2:15 2938 Hammond, Andrew* Jan 21 at UAF L 1-4 18/22 7-14-5 2-12-4 2:10 2965 Hammond, Andrew* Jan 27 at #13 Western Michigan L 1-4 21/33 7-15-5 2-13-4 2:15 3314 Hammond, Andrew* Jan 28 #13 WESTERN MICHIGAN W 2-1 22/29 8-15-5 3-13-4 2:30 2403 Hammond, Andrew* Feb 03 at #6 ND L 1-2 25/27 8-16-5 3-14-4 2:15 5022 Hammond, Andrew* Feb 04 at #6 ND W 3-2 24/22 9-16-5 4-14-4 2:20 5022 Hammond, Andrew* Feb 10 #19 NMU L 2-4 34/27 9-17-5 4-15-4 2:15 2687 Hammond, Andrew* Feb 11 #19 NMU L 0-2 31/23 9-18-5 4-16-4 2:15 1864 Hammond, Andrew* Feb 17 at #1 FSU L 1-5 20/36 9-19-5 4-17-4 2:15 2255 Hammond, Andrew* Feb 18 at #1 FSU L 1-4 22/21 9-20-5 4-18-4 2:05 2493 Hammond, Andrew* Feb 24 #3 MICHIGAN W 4-3 29/30 10-20-5 5-18-4 2:15 3011 Hammond, Andrew* Feb 25 #3 MICHIGAN L 0-3 22/49 10-21-5 5-19-4 2:30 5031 Hammond, Andrew

Mar 02 at #17 NMU L 2-4 33/26 10-22-5 5-19-4 2:10 1664 Hammond, AndrewMar 03 at NMU W 5-3 29/33 11-22-5 5-19-4 2:20 1557 Hammond, AndrewMar 04 at #17 NMU W 4-1 23/35 12-22-5 5-19-4 2:15 1098 Hammond, AndrewMar 09 at #2 FSU Wot 3-2 34/56 13-22-5 5-19-4 2:53 1512 Hammond, AndrewMar 10 at #2 FSU L 4-7 21/42 13-23-5 5-19-4 2:14 2008 Hammond, AndrewMar 11 at #2 FSU Wot 4-3 37/31 14-23-5 5-19-4 2:30 1568 Hammond, AndrewMar 16 vs #3 Michigan L o 2 2-3 37/58 14-24-5 5-19-4 3:22 7823 Hammond, AndrewMar 17 vs #7 Miami University L 1-4 22/33 14-25-5 5-19-4 2:11 Hammond, Andrew

Team Record W-L-TOverall: 14-25-5

Conference: 5-19-4Home: 5-9-4Away: 9-14-1


Attendance Dates Total Avg.Total: 44 112206 2550

Home: 18 37401 2078Away: 24 66982 2791

Neutral: 2 7823 3912

132

Team StatsBowling Green State University Hockey

Bowling Green Overall Team Statistics (as of Sep 20, 2012)All games

Overall: 14-25-5 Conf: 5-19-4 Home: 5-9-4 Away: 9-14-1 Neut: 0-2-0

TEAM STATISTICS BGSU OPPSHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts 85-1157 129-1255 Shot pct. . 0 7 3 . 1 0 3 G o a l s / G a m e 1.9 2.9 S h o t s / G a m e 26.3 28.5 A s s i s t s 128 225POWER PLAYS Goals-Power Plays 17-191 36-206 Conversion Percent . 0 8 9 . 1 7 5 Shot Attempts 248 253 Shot Percent . 0 6 9 . 1 4 2GOAL BREAKDOWN Total Goals 85 129 Power Play 17 36 S h o r t - h a n d e d 3 3 Empty net 2 7 P e n a l t y 0 0 U n a s s i s t e d 8 2 O v e r t i m e 2 1 S h o o t o u t 0 0 Delayed Penalty 0 0PENALTIES N u m b e r 248 232 M i n u t e s 589 541 P e n a l t i e s / G a m e 5.6 5.3 Pen minutes/Game 13.4 12.3 M i n o r 232 218 M a j o r 7 7 10-minute Misconduct 2 1 Game Misconduct 4 5 Gross Misconduct 0 0 M a t c h 3 1FACEOFFS (W-L) 1389-1438 1438-1389 Faceoff W-L Pct. . 4 9 1 . 5 0 9SHOOTOUTS (Made-Att) 5-18 4-19ATTENDANCE T o t a l 37401 66982 Dates/Avg Per Date 18/2078 24/2791 Neutral Site #/Avg 2/3912

Goals by Period 1st 2nd 3rd OT O2 TotalBowling Green 22 35 26 2 0 85Opponents 37 46 45 0 1 129

Saves by Period 1st 2nd 3rd OT O2 TotalBowling Green 398 366 330 31 1 1126Opponents 324 383 330 35 0 1072

133

Conference OnlyBowling Green State University Hockey

Bowling Green Overall Individual Statistics (as of Sep 27, 2012)Conference games

O vera ll: 5 -19-4 C onf: 5 -19-4 H om e: 2 -9 -3 A w ay: 3 -10-1 N eut: 0 -0 -0

S hots P enalties G oals

## P layer gp g a pts sh sh% +- pen-m in m in m aj o th pp sh fg gw gt o t h t pn ua b lk

13 B erk le , A dam 28 5 6 11 66 . 0 7 6 -15 13-37 11 1 1 1 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 1822 C arpenter, R yan 28 3 8 11 65 . 0 4 6 -11 4-19 2 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1514 W ojta la , C am den 26 5 5 10 62 . 0 8 1 -8 6-23 4 1 1 2 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 2012 W illiam son, B ryce 28 5 4 9 80 . 0 6 2 -7 10-20 10 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1911 D eS alvo , D an 21 2 6 8 40 . 0 5 0 -5 10-31 8 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 628 S hea, B obby 28 3 4 7 28 . 1 0 7 -12 16-51 13 1 2 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1720 S inc la ir, C am eron 23 3 4 7 38 . 0 7 9 -4 4-8 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 921 P le tsch , Ted 25 4 1 5 18 . 2 2 2 -8 3-6 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1215 P errie r, M arcus 25 2 2 4 32 . 0 6 2 -14 11-22 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 233 K ucera , C onnor 28 0 4 4 20 . 0 0 0 -5 16-32 16 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1227 W allace , A ndrew 27 0 4 4 21 . 0 0 0 -4 4-8 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2518 V ise lli, R yan 23 2 1 3 30 . 0 6 7 -5 7-14 7 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 826 F ink, M ichae l 24 1 2 3 22 . 0 4 5 -6 3-6 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 157 S loa t, Jake 27 0 3 3 14 . 0 0 0 -8 10-20 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3317 M cIn tosh , Jam es 18 2 0 2 13 . 1 5 4 -7 9-18 9 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 310 R odriguez, M arc 14 2 0 2 15 . 1 3 3 -5 5-18 4 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 816 S um sion , C had 25 1 1 2 27 . 0 3 7 -4 3-6 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 524 M oh le r, B re tt 7 0 2 2 13 . 0 0 0 -5 3-17 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 72 P e ltom a, R yan 16 0 2 2 15 . 0 0 0 -9 5-10 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1423 G rover, M ax 13 0 1 1 8 . 0 0 0 -9 5-10 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 185 H afner, R usty 11 0 1 1 6 . 0 0 0 -4 1-2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 134 S u llivan , M ike 27 0 1 1 27 . 0 0 0 -1 6-12 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 208 R ue l, Ian 9 0 0 0 2 . 0 0 0 -6 6-12 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7TM TE A M 16 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 6-12 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4

Tota l 28 40 62 102 662 . 0 6 0 -16 166-414 152 6 8 8 2 6 5 3 0 0 0 3 331O pponents 28 88 152 240 790 . 1 1 1 - 148-351 138 5 5 25 2 22 19 1 0 1 0 2 320

G oal average S aves R ecord G oals a llow ed

## G oalie gp-gs m inutes ga avg saves pct w l t sho pp sh en pen sog

30 Zacharias, S co tt 1 -0 45:50 2 2 . 6 2 8 . 8 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 01 H am m ond, A ndrew 28-28 1636:27 79 2 . 9 0 694 . 8 9 8 5 18 4 1 24 2 0 0 0TM E M P TY N E T 16-0 17:43 7 - 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 7 0 0

Tota l 28-0 1700:00 88 3 . 1 1 702 . 8 8 9 5 19 4 1 25 2 7 0 0O pponents 28-0 1700:00 40 1 . 4 1 622 . 9 4 0 19 5 4 6 8 2 0 0 0

Documents

2012-13 Hockey Media Guide