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GAME DAY DIRECTORY
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SID Office Phone Numbers
This is Hockey East
League Directory
D-I NCAA Hockey Conference Directory
Media and Information Services
TV Schedules / Concannon Media Award
Commissioner Joe Bertagna
Staff and Officials
League History in Headlines
The History of the Lamoriello Trophy
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Seasons13
Regular Season Quick Reference
Tournament Quick Reference
All-Time Tournament Results
Season Snapshots
2014-15 Season
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Awards52
Warrior Player of the Year
Pro Ambitions Rookie of the Year
Sportsmanship Awards
Other Individual Awards
Scoring / Goaltending Champions
Hockey East All-Stars
Coaching Awards/Records
All-Academic Teams
Hobey Baker Award
Humanitarian Award
AHCA / CCM All-Americans
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NCAA Tournament66-80
Alumni81-90
Record Book91-101
Composite Schedule102
Boston College
Boston University
Connecticut Maine Massachusetts
UMass Lowell Merrimack
New Hampshire
Northeastern
Notre Dame
Providence Vermont
(617) 552-2094
(617) 353-2872
(860) 486-9109
(207) 581-3646
(413) 577-0053
(978) 934-3771
(978) 837-3472
(603) 862-3835
(617) 373-5715
(574) 631-7519
(401) 865-2201
(802) 656-1109
TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
THE HOCKEY EAST ASSOCIATION
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Associate Commissioner
Director of Communications
Supervisor of Officials
Chief Observer
Observer
Web Site Coordinator
Graduate Interns
Joe Bertagna
Kathy Wynters
Brian Smith
Dan Schachte
Dick DeCaprio
Chuck Napoli
Dan Parkhurst
Suzanne Friedman
Justin Martino
The 2015-16 Hockey East Media Guide
produced by the Hockey East Association
Writing, design and layout:
Brian Smith
Contributors:
Chris Aliano, Steve Babineau, Joe Bertagna, Mike Billings, Dan Colleran, Alex Comeau, Alyssa Girardi, Matt
Houde, Alastair Ingram, Jillian Jakuba, Brian Kelley,
Mark Majewski, Dan Parkhurst, Bill Peterson, Laura
Reed, Mike Silverwood, Bobby Smith, Leigh Torbin,
Melissa Wade, and the National Hockey League and its
member institutions
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THIS IS HOCKEY EAST
THIS IS HOCKEY EAST
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In its most impressive NCAA postseason showing, HockThe Hockey East Association enters its 32nd season
ey
East boasted three of the four Frozen Four participants
on the ice in 2015-16 as it has consistently proven as
in
1999,
as Maine triumphed over UNH, 3-2, in overtime in
the strongest NCAA Division I college hockey conference
an
All-Hockey
East final, the second time in five seasons
from top to bottom, boasting the reigning NCAA National
that
had
occurred.
Hockey East sent three teams to the
Champions and home of the two most recent Hobey
NCAA
Tournament
in 2015, marking 11 times in the last
Baker winners.
12
seasons
that
three
or more Hockey East teams have
Hockey East has seen a steady rise to prominence
qualified.
Two
of
those
squads,
Boston University and Provsince its founding charter on July 11, 1983, when the
idence,
clashed
in
the
NCAA
title
game at the TD Garden
possibility of an apparent Ivy League departure threatin
Boston,
Massachusetts.
ened the ECAC. In response, the athletics directors from
Hockey East has proven to be an equally strong presence
Boston College, Boston University, New Hampshire,
off
the ice and in the classroom. League athletes continue
Northeastern and Providence
to demonstrate their commitment to
unveiled a new Division I men’s
overall excellence, as the Hockey
ice hockey conference. To2015-16 COACHES POLL
East All-Academic Team honored a
gether, Bill Flynn of Boston
league-record 133 student-athletes
College, John Simpson of
Rk.
Team
Pts
for outstanding academic achieveBoston University, Andy Moora1.
Boston
College
(7)
115
ment during the 2014-2015 academic
dian of New Hampshire, Joe
year, eight of whom achieved elite
2.
Boston
University
(3)
107
Zabilski of Northeastern and
Distinguished Scholar status for
Lou Lamoriello of Providence
3. Providence (2)
95
qualifying for the All-Academic team
launched Hockey East with
4. UMass Lowell 92
in each of four seasons played.
Lamoriello assuming the role of
5.Northeastern
76
Hockey East athletes also make a
the league’s first commissioner.
6.
New
Hampshire
74
positive
impact on many community
Later that summer, the Board
7.
Notre
Dame
72
service
programs
across the region,
of Directors added the Univolunteering
with
youth hockey as8.
Vermont
57
versity of Maine and the Unisociations
and
community
service
versity of Lowell (now UMass
9.UConn
34
organizations.
Six
Hockey
East
athLowell). Official conference
10.Maine
29
letes
have
received
the
prestigious
competition of the seven-team
11.Merrimack
27
Hockey Humanitarian Award, while
league began with the 1984-85
12.Massachusetts
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nine others have been finalists for
season. Soon after, the league
the honor.
expanded to nine teams with
However, it is the quality of its indifirst-place
votes
in
parentheses
the additions of Merrimack
vidual
players as leading athletes that
College (1989) and the Univermost
sets
Hockey East apart from the
sity of Massachusetts (1993).
rest.
Nine
Hockey East players have
The entry of the University of Vermont for the 2005-06
won
the
Hobey
Baker
Memorial
Award as the top player
season raised the conference membership to 10 teams
in
college
hockey,
most
recently
Boston
University’s Jack
before the University of Notre Dame was accepted as the
Eichel,
the
first
freshman
to
claim
the
trophy
since Maine’s
league’s 11th member on October 5, 2011. The Fighting
Paul
Kariya
in
1993.
Dozens
more
have
been
named as
Irish started Hockey East play in 2013-14, the season
finalists
and
hundreds
of
other
Hockey
East
players
have
before Hockey East’s newest program, the University of
moved
on
to
play
in
the
NHL.
A
total
of
601
Hockey
East
Connecticut, began play.
student-athletes
have
been
selected
in
the
NHL
Entry
Hockey East has set new competitive standards for colDraft in the 32-year history of the league, and more than
lege hockey success, annually compiling an impressive
75 Hockey East alums appeared on NHL rosters in 2014collective winning percentage against non-conference
2015, while three alumni captured the 2015 Stanley Cup
opponents, including a record .705 during the 2002with the Chicago Blackhawks (Trevor van Riemsdyk – UNH,
03 season and a .669 win percentage during the 25th
Patrick Sharp – UVM, Scott Darling – Maine).
anniversary season of 2008-09. Over the last 20 years,
The reach of Hockey East continues to grow as new
Hockey East has cemented itself as the nation’s elite
state-of-the-art
facilities are constructed, increasing capaccollege hockey league, having earned 32 of the 80 berths
ities
and
amenities
for college hockey fans. In turn, fans
in the NCAA Frozen Four and boasting nine NCAA title
have
responded
with
over one million spectators coming
winners: the University of Maine in 1993 and 1999, Bosout
to
watch
Hockey
East
teams during the 2014-15 season
ton University in 1995 and 2009, Boston College in 2001,
for
the
10th
consecutive
year.
#
2008, 2010 and 2012 and Providence College in 2015.
The recent run of Hockey East success has led to the
conference winning five of the last eight national titles.
BOSTON UNIVERSITY
AGGANIS ARENA • Boston, Massachusetts
Athletics Director - Drew Marrochello (617) 353-1905
Head Coach - David Quinn (617) 353-4639
Media Relations - Brian Kelley (617) 353-2872
[email protected]
BCEagles.com
GoTerriers.com
UNIVERSITY of CONNECTICUT
UNIVERSITY of MAINE
XL CENTER (Hartford, Conn.) • Storrs, Connecticut
Athletics Director - Warde Manuel (860) 486-2725
Head Coach - Mike Cavanaugh (860) 486-2946
Media Relations - Bill Peterson (860) 486-9109
[email protected]
ALFOND ARENA • Orono, Maine
Athletics Director - Karlton Creech (207) 581-1052
Head Coach - Dennis “Red” Gendron (207) 581-1106
Media Relations - Shawn Berry
[email protected]
UConnHuskies.com
GoBlackBears.com
UNIVERSITY of MASSACHUSETTS
UMASS LOWELL
MULLINS CENTER • Amherst, Massachusetts
Athletics Director - Ryan Bamford (413) 545-4086
Head Coach - John Micheletto (413) 545-5175
Media Relations - Jillian Jakuba (413) 577-0053
[email protected]
TSONGAS CENTER • Lowell, Massachusetts
Athletics Director - Dana Skinner (978) 934-2310
Head Coach - Norm Bazin (978) 934-2339
Media Relations - Pete Souris (978) 934-3771
[email protected]
UMassAthletics.com
GoRiverHawks.com
MERRIMACK COLLEGE
UNIVERSITY of NEW HAMPSHIRE
VOLPE CENTER • North Andover, Massachusetts
Athletics Director - Jeremy Gibson (978) 837-5306
Head Coach - Mark Dennehy (978) 837-5341
Media Relations - Chris Aliano (978) 837-3472
[email protected]
WHITTEMORE CENTER • Durham, New Hampshire
Athletics Director - Marty Scarano (603) 862-2013
Head Coach - Dick Umile (603) 862-1161
Media Relations - Alex Comeau (603) 862-3835
[email protected]
MerrimackAthletics.com
UNHWildcats.com
NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY
UNIVERSITY of NOTRE DAME
MATTHEWS ARENA • Boston, Massachusetts
Athletics Director - Peter Roby (617) 373-2672
Head Coach - Jim Madigan (617) 373-3376
Media Relations - Matt Houde (617) 373-4154
[email protected]
COMPTON FAMILY ICE ARENA • Notre Dame, Indiana
Athletics Director - Jack Swarbrick (574) 631-6107
Head Coach - Jeff Jackson (574) 631-3630
Media Relations - Dan Colleran (574) 631-7519
[email protected]
GoNU.com
U N D. c o m
PROVIDENCE COLLEGE
LEAGUE DIRECTORY
BOSTON COLLEGE
CONTE FORUM • Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts
Athletics Director - Brad Bates (617) 552-4680
Head Coach - Jerry York (617) 552-3028
Media Relations - Mark Majewski (617) 552-2094
[email protected]
UNIVERSITY of VERMONT
Schneider Arena • Providence, Rhode Island
Athletics Director - Robert Driscoll, Jr. (401) 865-2265
Head Coach - Nate Leaman (401) 865-2168
Media Relations - Michael Billings (401) 865-2201
[email protected]
GUTTERSON FIELDHOUSE • Burlington, Vermont
Athletics Director - Bob Corran (802) 656-5042
Head Coach - Kevin Sneddon (802) 656-1414
Media Relations - Alastair Ingram (802) 656-1109
[email protected]
Friars.com
UVMAthletics.com
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D1 Directory
DIV. 1 CONFERENCE DIRECTORY
National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA)
Assoc. Director of Championships: Kristin Fasbender
Media Relations: Mark Bedics Email: [email protected]
Website: ncaa.com/sports/m-hockey
Officiating: Frank Cole
Address: 1802 Alonzo Watford Sr. Dr.
Indianapolis, IN 46202
Phone: 317-917-6222
Atlantic Hockey Association (AHA)
Commissioner: Bob DeGregorio
Media Relations: Dave Rourke
Officiating: Gene Binda
Address: 7 Parkridge Rd.
Haverhill, MA 01835
Phone: (978) 373-9640
Email:
[email protected]
Website:atlantichockeyonline.com
Big Ten (B1G)
Commissioner: Jim Delany
Associate Commissioner: Jennifer Heppel
Media Relations: Adam Augustine
Officiating: Steve Piotrowski
Address: 5440 Park Place
Rosemont, IL 60018
Phone: (518) 487-2288
E
mail: [email protected]
Website: bigten.org/sports/m-hockey
ECAC Hockey League (ECACHL)
Commissioner: Steve Hagwell
Media Relations: Ed Krajewski
Officiating: Paul Stewart
Address: 51 South Pearl St.
Albany, NY 12207
Phone: (518) 487-2288
E
mail: [email protected]
Website: ecachockeyleague.com
National Collegiate Hockey Conference (NCHC)
Commissioner: Josh Fenton
Media Relations: Michael Weisman
Officiating: Don Adam
Operations: Joe Novak
Address: 1631 Mesa Ave., Suite C
Colorado Springs, CO 80906
Phone: (847) 696-1010
Email: [email protected]
Website: nchchockey.com
Western Collegiate Hockey Association (WCHA)
Commissioner: Bruce McLeod
Media Relations: Matt Hodson
Officiating: Greg Shepherd
Assoc. Commissioner: Sara Martin
Asst.Commissioner of Operations: Carol LaBelle-Ehrhardt
Address: 559 D’Onofrio Dr., Ste. 103
Madison, WI 53719-2096
Phone: (608) 829-0100
Email: [email protected]
Website: wcha.com
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Members
Air Force
American Int’l
Army
Bentley
Canisius
Holy Cross
Mercyhurst
Niagara
Robert Morris
RIT
Sacred Heart
Members
Michigan
Michigan State
Minnesota
Ohio State
Penn State
Wisconsin
Members
Brown
Clarkson
Colgate
Cornell
Dartmouth
Harvard
Princeton
Quinnipiac
Rensselaer
St. Lawrence
Union
Yale
Members
Colorado College
Denver
Miami
Minnesota Duluth
Nebraska-Omaha
North Dakota
St. Cloud State
Western Michigan
Members
Alabama-Hunstville
Alaska
Alaska-Anchorage
Bemidji State
Bowling Green
Ferris State
Lake Superior State
Michigan Tech
Minnesota State
Northern Michigan
PRIMARY MEDIA OUTLETS
FLAGSHIP RADIO (Live game broadcasts)
WWBZ-FM 98.5 – Boston, Mass. (BC)
WWZN-AM 1510 – Boston, Mass. (BU)
WHUS-FM 91.7 – Storrs, Conn. (UConn)
WVOM-FM 103.9 – Bangor, Maine (Maine)
WHMP-FM 96.9 – Amherst, Mass. (UMass)
WGHM-AM 900 – Nashua, N.H. (UML)
WGIR-AM 610 – Manchester, N.H. (UNH)
WRBB-FM 104.9 – Boston, Mass. (NU)
WHFB-FM 99.9 – Mishawaka, Ind. (UND)
WOON-AM 1240 – Woonsocket, R.I. (PC)
WVMT-AM 620 – Burlington, Vt. (UVM)
Other live game broadcasts for Maine
WVQM-FM 101.3 – Augusta, Maine
WSYY-AM 1240 – Millinocket, Maine
WLOB-AM 1310 – Portland, Maine
WJJB-FM 96.3 – Portland, Maine
WRED-AM 1440 – Portland, Maine
WRKD-AM 1450 – Rockland, Maine
Other live game broadcasts for UNH
WZEI-FM 101.5 – Concord/Meredith, N.H.
WPKX-AM 930 – Dover/Portsmouth/Rochester, N.H.
WQSO-FM 96.7 – Dover/Portsmouth/Rochester, N.H.
WEEY-FM 93.5 – Keene, N.H.
WTSL-FM 94.3/94.5/AM 1400 Lebanon/Claremont/Hanover, N.H.
WSMN-AM 1590 – Nashua, N.H.
WASR-AM 1420 – Wolfeboro, N.H.
TELEVISION (Live game broadcasts)
Cox Sports (Providence, R.I.)
NBC Sports Network (NBCSN)
New England Sports Network (NESN)
WBIN - Derry, N.H
WPFO-TV 23 (FOX) – Portland, Maine
TELEVISION (General coverage)
Comcast Sports Net (CSNNE)
New England Cable News (NECN)
WCVB-TV 5 (ABC) – Boston, Mass.
WHDH-TV 7 (NBC) – Boston, Mass.
WBZ-TV 4 (CBS) – Boston, Mass.
WFXT-TV 25 (FOX) – Boston, Mass.
WLVI-TV 56 (WB) – Boston, Mass.
WGGB-TV 40 (ABC) – Springfield, Mass.
WSHM-TV 3 – Springfield, Mass.
WWLP-TV 22 (NBC) – Springfield, Mass.
WVII-TV 7 (ABC) – Bangor, Maine
WLBZ-TV 2 (NBC) – Bangor, Maine
WMTW-TV 8 (ABC) – Portland, Maine
WCSH-TV 6 (NBC) – Portland, Maine
WGME-TV 13 (CBS) – Portland, Maine
WJAR-TV 10 (NBC) – Providence, R.I.
WLNE-TV 6 (ABC) – Providence, R.I.
WPRI-TV 12 (CBS) – Providence, R.I.
WPTZ-TV 5 (NBC) – Burlington, Vt.
WFFF-TV 44 (FOX) – Burlington, Vt.
Other live game broadcasts
WHMP-AM 1440 – Northampton, Mass. (UMass)
WHMQ-AM 1240 – Greenfield, Mass. (UMass)
WSMN-AM 1590 – Nashua, N.H. (UML)
WGAM-AM 1250 – Manchester, N.H. (UML)
WCAP-AM 980 – Lowell, Mass. (UML)
WRCA-AM 1330 – Boston, Mass. (NU road only)
MEDIA INFORMATION
PRINT
Attleboro Sun
Bangor Daily News
Barre Times Argus
Boston Globe
Boston Herald
Brockton Enterprise
Burlington Free Press
Concord Monitor
Daily Hampshire Gazette
Daily Times-Chronicle
Foster’s Daily Democrat
Greenfield Recorder
Hartford Courant
Haverhill Gazette
Hockey Digest
Hockey Magazine East
The Hockey News
Hockey USA
Hockey’s Future
Keene Sentinel
Kent County Daily News
Lansing State Journal
Lawrence Eagle-Tribune
Let’s Play Hockey
Lewiston Sun Journal
Lowell Sun
Lynn Daily Item
Manchester Union Leader
Metro West Daily News
Middlesex News
Morning Sentinel
Nashua Telegraph
Neponset Valley Daily News
New England Hockey Journal
New York Times
News Tribune and Herald
North Andover Citizen
Patriot Ledger
Pawtucket Evening Times
Portland Press Herald
Portsmouth Herald
Providence Journal
The Recorder
The Republican
Rutland Herald
Salem Evening News
Sentinel & Enterprise
Springfield Republican
The Sporting News
Sports Illustrated
USA Today
USCHO Magazine
Warwick Beacon
Westerly Sun
Woonsocket Call
ONLINE
collegehockeynews.com
hockeybuzz.com
hockeyjournal.com
hockeysfuture.com
insidecollegehockey.com
insidehockey.com
nhl.com
uscho.com
CAMPUS MEDIA
CAMPUS Boston College
Boston University
Connecticut
Maine
Massachusetts
UMass Lowell
Merrimack
New Hampshire
Northeastern
Notre Dame
Providence
Vermont
PRINT ONLINE
The Heights
bcheights.com
Daily Free Press
dailyfreepress.com
The Daily Campus dailycampus.com
Maine Campus
mainecampus.com
Daily Collegian
dailycollegian.com
The Connector
uml.edu/connector
Merrimack Beacon merrimackbeacon.com
The New Hampshire tnhonline.com
Huntington News
huntington-news.com The Observer
ndsmcobserver.com
The Cowl
thecowl.com
Vermont Cynic
vermontcynic.com
RADIO
WZBC-FM 90.3
WTBU-FM 89.3
WHUS-FM 91.7
WMEB-FM 91.9
WMUA-FM 91.9
WUML-FM 91.5
WUNH-FM 91.3
WRBB-FM 104.9
WVFI-FM
WDOM-FM
WRUV-FM 90.1
Most campus radio stations and web sites carry live game broadcasts.
HOCKEY EAST MEDIA INFORMATION SERVICES
All media inquiries pertaining to
league matters or the championship
tournament can be directed to:
Brian Smith
Director of Communications
Office: (781) 245-2122
Cell: (339) 227-2988
[email protected]
For up-to-date information, including league news, standings, statistics and
more, check out the official league website: HockeyEastOnline.com
Player and team statistics are updated following every game, usually within
30 minutes of the games completion.
Press releases are sent to selected media every Monday and Thursday
afternoons during the season and are also available online for both media
and public use. Any member of the media may be added to our direct distribution list upon request. Contact information should be sent to the Director
of Communications.
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TELEVISION
TELEVISION COVERAGE
Hockey East today announced a two-year agreement with American Sports Network in September 2015 to televise Hockey East games through the 2016-17 season. The 2015-16 slate of games includes 14 contests, including nine conference
matchups, the Women’s Hockey East championship game and one men’s playoff
tilt. Of those 14 games, at least 10 will appear on the New England Sports Network
(NESN).
ASN will broadcast select Hockey East contests as part of a Friday night double-header, showcasing eastern college hockey programs at 6 p.m. ET followed
by western teams at 9 p.m.
In addition to the ASN schedule of games, Notre Dame will once again partner
with NBCSN to broadcast nearly all Fighting Irish home games from the Compton Family Ice Arena. The two agreements set Hockey East to have the most
wide-spread television exposure in league history in 2015-16.
Hockey East Telecast Schedule
DateGameTime (ET)
Fri., Oct. 23
Minnesota Duluth at Notre Dame
6 p.m.
Fri., Nov. 6
Minnesota at Notre Dame
7:30 p.m.
Thu., Nov. 12
Northeastern at Notre Dame
7:30 p.m.
Fri., Nov. 13
Boston University at Providence
6 p.m.
Sun., Nov. 15
UMass Lowell at Maine
5 p.m.
Fri., Nov. 20
Michigan at Boston University
6 p.m.
Sun., Dec. 6
UConn at UMass Lowell
1 p.m.
Fri., Jan. 15
Boston University at Boston College 6 p.m.
Fri., Jan. 22
Vermont at UConn 8:30 p.m.
Fri., Feb. 12
Northeastern at UMass
8:30 p.m.
Fri., Feb. 19
Boston University at New Hampshire 8:30 p.m.
Fri., Feb. 26
Vermont at Merrimack
8:30 p.m.
Sun., March 6
Women’s Hockey East Championship 5 p.m. (Tape Delay)
Fri., March 11
Men’s Hockey East Playoff Game
TBD
THE JOE CONCANNON HOCKEY EAST MEDIA AWARD
Nancy Marrapese-Burrell began covering
hockey for The Boston Globe in 1987, just
two years after the creation of the Hockey
East Association. Hired by the prestigious
Massachusetts paper in March of 1987,
Marrapese-Burrell was the first female staff
member of the Globe to be assigned the
Boston Bruins beat, covering the pro team for
over two decades from 1990-2006.
In 2006, Marrapese-Burrell took over the NCAA
Division 1 men’s college hockey beat, which lasted through
the 2014-15 season. Over her career 28-year at the Globe,
Marrapese-Burrell covered the Stanley Cup Final for several
years, as well as a Super Bowl and the Boston Marathon.
Marrapese-Burrell covered the NCAA Frozen Four
during a period of time that was dominated by New England
schools, and Hockey East in particular, where she saw Boston
College, Boston University and, most recently, Providence
College capture national championships.
ABOUT THE JOE CONCANNON HOCKEY EAST MEDIA
AWARD: The prestigious honor, named in 2001 in memory
of long-time Boston Globe sportswriter Joe Concannon, is
bestowed annually upon a member of the media who has
demonstrated a superior body of work in covering and promoting the Hockey East Association over an extended period
of time.
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Joe Concannon Award Winners
1992 Larry Mahoney, Bangor Daily News
1993 Bob Whitelaw, New England Sports Network
1994 Bob Monahan, Boston Globe
1995 John Connolly, Boston Herald
1996 Charles Scoggins, Lowell Sun
1997 Bob Norton, New England Sports Network
1998 Joe Concannon, Boston Globe
1999 Dick Osborne, UNH Sports Network
2000 Bill Doherty, Huskies Radio
2001 Dave Hendrickson, U.S. College Hockey Online
2002 Roger Brown, Portsmouth Herald
2003 Bernie Corbett, Giant Sports Associates
2004 Rob Rudnick, Huskies Radio
2005 Eric Frede, NESN/CodRock Media
2006 Dan Hannigan, WZON/CodRock Media
2007 Allen Lessels, New Hampshire Union Leader
2008 Mike Logan, Providence College Radio
2009 Bob Ellis, UMass Lowell Radio
2010 Brock Hines, UMass Sports Network
2011 Mike Machnik, Merrimack Radio, USCHO & CHN
2012 Jim Connelly, U.S. College Hockey Online
2013 Dan Parkhurst, UNH Radio/TV & Merrimack Radio
2014 Pete Webster, Wildcat Sports Radio Network
2015 Nancy Marrapese-Burrell, Boston Globe
COMMISSIONER JOE BERTAGNA
COMMISSIONER
Hockey East Commis- champion Providence College and five of the the growth of AHCA membership from fewer
sioner Joe Bertagna is last eight, and regularly enjoying post-season than 300 members in 1992 to more than 1,400
in his 34th year as a accolades for many of its student-athletes. Sev- members today. He has served two separate
college hockey admin- en of the last 15 players recognized as “Hobey stints on the NCAA Ice Hockey Rules Commitistrator. This season Hat Trick” honorees have come from Hockey tee, chairing the committee is first time through
marks his 19th year East schools, including last year’s winner, and currently back as a committee member
with Hockey East, after Boston University’s Jack Eichel.
this year. He also serves on the Board of Diserving in a similar ca- Media coverage has soared under Bertag- rectors of both USA Hockey and the Hockey
pacity with the Eastern na’s direction, as evidenced most recently by Humanitarian Award Foundation.
College Athletic Con- his engineering national deals with the American
Another major contribution on the national
ference (ECAC) for 15 Sports Network for regular season coverage stage has come in his continuing role with the
years. He is the longest and with the NBC Sports Network for the Hockey Commissioners Association (HCA).
serving commissioner championship weekend. Alongside these deals, The commissioners of the six NCAA Division I
in Hockey East history Bertagna has maintained a strong relationship men’s ice hockey conferences have launched
and is currently the lon- with the New England Sports Network (NESN) a number of initiatives that have helped grow
gest serving hockey commissioner in the NCAA. In for regional coverage of both regular-season the game at the national and international levFebruary of 2015, Hockey East directors extended and post-season games.
els. In recent years, Bertagna was instrumental
Bertagna’s contract through the 2016-17 season Bertagna has also delivered a number of in securing funds for the formation of College
as a direct response to a number of triumphs for high profile special events for Hockey East Hockey, Inc., the marketing arm of the HCA.
the conference, including a successful hosting member schools. During the 2015-16 season,
Beyond his college hockey accomplishof the 2015 NCAA Frozen Four in Boston, a new UMass Lowell and Northeastern University will ments, Bertagna has forged an international
television contract, multiple sold-out events at play in the Friendship Four Tournament over reputation as a student and coach of goaltenFenway Park, and the addition of the University of Thanksgiving weekend in Belfast, Northern Ire- ding. No one in North America is respected
Notre Dame and the University of Connecticut to land, along with Brown University and Colgate more for his contributions to the study of the
the conference membership.
University. One of two Notre Dame at UConn position. Last year, he celebrated his 42nd
Bertagna has carved out a unique
year as a goalie coach, having opcareer in the sport he first played as a
erated his own clinics for thousands
freshman goaltender at Harvard Univerof goalies of all ages throughout
sity in 1969. Since starting as a player,
New England since 1974. He conBertagna has served the game as player,
tinues to speak on the subject for
coach, administrator and journalist. The
USA Hockey throughout the United
latter role has been largely overshadStates. Through his camps, lectures,
owed by his coaching and administrative
print materials and DVDs, he has
accomplishments but Bertagna has
influenced the teaching of young
authored a number of books, the most
goaltenders more than any other
recent being, “The Hockey Coaching
goaltending coach in the United
Bible,” to be released in the fall of 2015
States. His seventh DVD, “Goaltendby Human Kinetics. The collection of
ing Today: Traditional Values through
instructional pieces includes chapters
New Techniques,” was released by
written by a number of coaches with
Championship Productions of Ames,
ties to Hockey East, including Bertagna,
Iowa, in 2011.
Mike Cavanaugh, Mark Dennehy, Nate
He began his professional coachLeaman, Jack Parker and Ben Smith.
ing career in 1985 with the Boston
Bertagna has also written numerous
Bruins, remaining with the club as
books on goaltending as well as a pictorithe goaltender coach until 1991 and
al history of Harvard University athletics.
rejoining the team for the 1994-95
In the mid-1980’s, Bertagna also edited
season. He also part of the coaching
Bertagna was on hand to announce the Belfast Friendship Four in
two editions of Not The Boston Globe, a
staffs of the U.S. Men’s National
April 2015, bringing college hockey overseas in 2015-16.
successful parody of the daily newspaTeam at the 1991 Canada Cup, the
per sold throughout New England.
games scheduled for the upcoming season will U.S. Olympic Men’s Ice Hockey Team at the
Bertagna is best known for his administrative be moved from Hartford to the Barclays Center 1994 Winter Olympics, and with the Milwaukee
work in college hockey. After spending 15 years in Brooklyn on November 1.
Admirals from 1994-96.
as the primary ice hockey administrator the ECAC, In January of 2010, Bertagna and his staff
Bertagna enjoyed a brief college coaching
Bertagna became Hockey East’s fourth com- administered the first outdoor college hockey career at Harvard University in the late 1970s,
missioner on July 1, 1997. A native of Arlington, game in the east when Boston’s fabled Fenway serving as Men’s Junior Varsity Coach in
Massachusetts, Bertagna began working at the Park played host to a Hockey East doublehead- 1976-77 and launching Harvard’s women’s
ECAC in 1982, when he was named Tournament er. The event, which sold out on the first day ice hockey program in 1977-78. He served
Director. He was later named Executive Director of of public sale in September 2009, was an un- as head coach of Harvard Women’s Hockey
Ice Hockey before he was appointed Ice Hockey precedented success for the conference, both for two seasons.
Commissioner in 1991.
financially and in terms of exposure. In January
As a player, Bertagna began at Arlington
Bertagna made his mark immediately at Hock- 2012, Bertagna negotiated another contract with (Mass.) High School, before going on to
ey East, engineering a multi-year television deal the Red Sox, creating a doubleheader for Jan- Harvard University. During his early career,
(SportsChannel New England) in his first month uary 2012 featuring the league’s four Division I he played for and learned from four Hall of
on the job. Shortly thereafter, league tournament state universities: Maine, Massachusetts, New Fame coaches: Ed Burns at Arlington, and
attendance rocketed upward, leading to the Hampshire and Vermont. As in 2010, the event Ralph “Cooney” Weiland, Bill Cleary and
event’s first-ever sellout in 2000. Bertagna was sold out, leading to the addition of third contest, Tim Taylor at Harvard. A two-year starter at
instrumental in bringing about the formation of the BC vs. Northeastern. For the 2014 iteration, Harvard (1971-72 and 1972-73), Bertagna
Women’s Hockey East Association, just as he initi- Bertagna negotiated for the inclusion of eight led the Ivy League with a 2.45 GAA in 1972.
ated league play for both Division I and Division III of Hockey East’s 11 men’s teams, including After Harvard, he played professionally for the
women’s programs while with the ECAC. In 2013, newcomer Notre Dame. The two doubleheaders Milwaukee Admirals and in Cortina, Italy. He
the directors recognized his contributions to the attracted more than 57,000 fans to Fenway helped lead his S.G. Cortina d’Ampezzo squad
women’s game by dubbing the Women’s Hockey Park.
to the 1975 Italian Championship.
East championship trophy the Bertagna Trophy.
Nationally, Bertagna has been the Executive
Bertagna and his wife Kathy, a two-sport
Hockey East has enjoyed unparalleled success Director of the American Hockey Coaches As- athlete at Bates College, reside in Gloucester
on the ice during Bertagna’s tenure, winning seven sociation since 1991, the only person to serve with their three children, Bobby (19), Joey (17)
men’s national championships, including 2015 in that capacity. In this role, he has overseen and Grace (14).
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LEAGUE STAFF
LEAGUE STAFF
Wynters is entering her 10th season as Associate
Commissioner, 21st year overall with the conference. As
Joe Bertagna’s chief assistant, her primary responsibilities
include the day-to-day operations of both the men’s and
women’s leagues, along with the administration of the two championship tournaments, and special events like Frozen
Fenway. She served as Tournament Manager of the 2015 Frozen Four, and oversees both the Hockey East licensing
and sponsorship programs. Prior to her promotion, Wynters served Hockey East as Director of Marketing and Special
Events from 2001-06.
Wynters was the driving force behind the creation of the “Road to the TD Garden” Tour, “Skating Strides Against Breast
Cancer” and the Hockey East Kids’ Club. After nine seasons, the Skating Strides program has raised nearly $300,000 for
grass roots breast cancer initiatives, while at the same time increased attendance at women’s hockey games and gave
the student-athletes the opportunity to give back to the communities in which they study and play hockey.
A native of Quincy, MA, the former Kathy Walsh earned a B.S. degree in marketing from Providence College in 1982. She began her career
while an undergraduate, as a three-year intern with the men’s hockey team. Following graduation, she served the Friars in two capacities; first as
Assistant Sports Information Director (primary men’s hockey contact) and then as Assistant Athletic Director, Athletic Marketing. While at PC, and
before Hockey East had a full-time staff, Wynters worked with former PC athletic director, and then Commissioner, Lou Lamoriello on the launch of
the conference in 1983, and then coordinated the first three Hockey East championship tournaments (1985-87). She also served as Tournament
Director for the 1986 NCAA Men’s Frozen Four at the Providence Civic Center, co-hosted by Brown and Providence College.
In 1988, Wynters left her position at PC and moved over to Hockey East on a full-time basis, where she served the conference as Assistant Commissioner during the late 80’s and early 90’s, before going on to work for the New Jersey Devils in the NHL, spending three years as a Marketing
Director, coordinating licensing and souvenir merchandising. Among her earlier accomplishments at Hockey East, Wynters worked with Joe Bertagna
in coordinating the first and only “Hockeyfest” events, combining the ECAC and Hockey East championships into single weekend events from 1989-91.
Kathy and her husband Chuck (a retired on-ice official for Hockey East), reside in Waltham, MA. They are the parents of two recent college
graduates: daughter Annie (23), is a high school history/special education teacher, and son C.J. (22), is a certified athletic trainer (ATC).
Kathy Wynters
Associate Comissioner
Brian Smith is entering his second season as Director of Communications with the Hockey East Association. In this role, he is
responsible for all marketing and public and media relations efforts
from the league office.
Prior to joining the conference in July 2014, Smith spent two years with USA Hockey as the Brian Fishman Intern. Dividing
his time with USA Hockey between the national office in Colorado Springs, Colorado, and the National Team Development
Program in Ann Arbor, Michigan, Smith traveled extensively while assisting at numerous international tournaments with the
U.S. National Teams. While with the NTDP, Smith served as the main media contact and managed both the U.S. National
Under-18 and Under-17 Teams. Additionally, Smith played an integral role in the execution of the 2012 and 2013 U.S. Hockey
Hall of Fame Induction Ceremonies.
Smith has also spent time working with the Boston Bruins and New England Revolution in various roles.
A former high school hockey player at Woburn Memorial High School, Smith is a 2012 graduate of Boston College where he earned four varsity
letters while competing as a member of the men’s track and field team within the Atlantic Coast Conference. Smith resides in Brighton, Massachusetts.
Brian Smith
Dir. of Communications
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Dan Parkhurst
Web Site Coordinator
Suzanne Friedman
Graduate Intern
Justin Martino
Graduate Intern
Parkhurst enters his
16th year of affiliation
with Hockey East as the
league’s web site designer and coordinator.
Dan assists in the
league’s public relations
efforts with multimedia
solutions and day-to-day
online efforts, including
an increased video presence starting with the
2009-10 season.
In November of 1997, Parkhurst helped
bring Hockey East into the digital age with the
launching of HockeyEastOnline.com, the official
web site of Hockey East. Since then, he has
constantly sought to improve the site through
innovations and multiple re-designs including
the most recent overhaul in the summer of 2015.
He is a familiar radio and TV voice for the
UNH men’s hockey team, and also does occasional play-by-play work for the NBC and ESPN
family of networks.
Parkhurst is a 1993 graduate of UNH, where
he served as the Wildcats’ team manager. He
now resides in Conway, New Hampshire, with
his wife Lynn. They have two children, Jonny
(22) and Riley (16, an aspiring local musician.
Friedman is a graduate
student at Northeastern
working towards a master’s in Sports Leadership. While completing
her degree, Friedman also
assists the NWHL’s Boston
Pride and the New England Patriots marketing
team. During the winter of 2015, Friedman assisted the Northeastern women’s program with
video operations and fundraising while playing
for Northeastern’s women’s ACHA hockey team.
Previously, Friedman served as the Tournament Services Assistant for the PGA TOUR’s
Constellation SENIOR PLAYERS Championship in Belmont, Massachusetts. Her main
responsibilities included recruiting and leading
over 550 volunteers. Friedman also served as
USA Women’s Hockey Operations Intern in
Colorado Springs, Colorado in 2014.
Friedman earned her B.S. in Business
Administration from the University of Vermont
where she played ACHA hockey. As a senior,
Friedman served as both captain and president
Friedman also founded LGBTQuiet, a group for
students to discuss issues of gender identity
and sexuality. Friedman received the Class of
1967 Award for leadership, academic competence and character.
Martino is a 2015 graduate of the University of
Connecticut in Storrs,
Connecticut where he
earned a bachelors degree in sociology with a
concentration in criminal
justice and a minor in
history.
While at UConn, Martino worked with the men’s hockey team for
the past two seasons. Justin’s duties with the
Huskies hockey program included game day
operations as well as assisting with game day
statistics and video breakdown. Martino also
assisted with on-ice practice set up and travel
coordination while simultaneously overseeing
all hockey managers.
Prior to attending the University of Connecticut, the native of Winthrop, Massachusetts
graduated high school from Worcester Academy. At Worcester Academy, Martino participated
in football, hockey and baseball.
Martino intends to attend law school in the
near future and before going on to pursue a
career in sports law.
OFFICIATING
Dan Schachte - Coordinator of Officials
ROSTER OF OFFICIALS
Name Years of Service
Chris Aughe
17
Mike Baker
2
Shane Belanger
10
Tim Benedetto
26
Bob Bernard 19
Brendan Blanchard 8
Kevin Briganti
1
Nicholas Briganti
1
Jeff Bunyon 26
Steven Capraro
2
Paul Carnathan
2
Peter Catalano
3
Tom Cronin 11
Jay Durfee
2
Eric Frank
2
Tom Fyrer 18
Ken Gates
2
Brent Gawlik
3
Tommy George 4
John Gravallese 32
C.J. Hanafin 6
Dave Hansen 13
Scott Hansen
18
Ryan Hersey
4
Marty Hughes
8
Kevin Keenan 15
Brendan Kelleher 14
Jamie Koharski
1
Jeremy Lewis
3
Jeremy Lovett 14
Name Years of Service
Tim Low 18
Josh Lupenik
1
Curtis Marouelli
2
Steve McInchak
2
Chris Millea
14
Jack Millea 15
Geoff Miller 4
Terrence Murphy
2
Andy O’Brien 13
Barry Pochmara
3
Tom Quinn 19
Matt Riegert 11
Bob Ritchie 10
Joe Ross
1
Rick Santilli 15
Peter Schlittenhardt
1
Paul Scleparis 26
Jason Shattie 3
Kevin Shea 19
Robby Shintani
2
Wayne Silva 11
Andrew Spinali
3
Alex Stagnone
2
Marc Sullivan 10
Peter Tarnaris
1
Pat Turcotte 3
Cam Voss 3
Steve Waters
1
Charles Weber
1
OFFICIATING
In his fourth season with Hockey East, Dan Schachte handles all the day-to-day operations of the league’s officiating
program.
Schachte finished a 30-year career as an National Hockey League linesman in 2011-12. He worked 2,009 regular-season
games in the NHL dating back to 1982, which ranks fifth all-time and first all-time among American-born NHL officials. He
also worked 221 Stanley Cup playoff games, which ranks eighth all-time among NHL linesman. He worked five Stanley
Cup Finals (‘97, ‘98, ‘00, ‘01, ‘02) and worked Game 7 of the 2001 Stanley Cup Finals. He was one of a select group
chosen as linesmen for the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, completing his duties with the Bronze Medal Game.
Schachte also served on the NHLOA Discipline Committee from 2002 to 2010, as well as the NHLOA Executive Board
(1991-1992) and the NHL Injury Analysis Panel in 2002. He has served as an Officiating Supervisor for USA Hockey
since 2011, mentoring many of the top young officials in the United States with instruction and training at camps around the country. Schachte was
a Western Collegiate Hockey Association (WCHA) and United States Hockey League (USHL) referee for two years (1980-1982), and co-founded
the Wisconsin Elite Hockey League (WEHL) in 2006.
Schachte studied Mechanical Enginering at the University of Wisconsin. He resides in Verona, Wisconsin, with his wife Kim and children, Danny,
Ian, Lauren and Maddy.
Dick DeCaprio
Chief Observer
Dick DeCaprio enters his fourth season as
Chief Observer for Hockey East, after serving as
Supervisor of Officials for six seasons. DeCaprio
is a former on-ice official, who succeeded 12-year
veteran supervisor Brendan Sheehy in 2006.
DeCaprio, a native of Arlington, Massachusetts,
has enjoyed a wide range of hockey experiences
since his graduation from Boston University in 1968.
Following his playing days for Jack Kelley, DeCaprio
became a referee, working high school and college games, including
Hockey East games, for more than two decades. Toward the end of
his officiating career, he began assigning high school games in the
Greater Boston area.
Professionally, DeCaprio has been a teacher and administrator in
the Arlington Public Schools for nearly 40 years. After serving as an
assistant coach in both football and ice hockey at Arlington, DeCaprio
succeeded the legendary Eddie Burns as head hockey coach of
Arlington’s storied program in 1997. In that time, he has compiled
an outstanding record of 129-55-22, leading the Spy Ponders to six
league titles and six appearances in the prestigious “Super Eight”
tournament. His contributions to high school hockey have earned him
induction into the Massachusetts State Hockey Coaches Association’s
Hall of Fame as both a referee and a coach.
Beyond these experiences, DeCaprio enjoyed two different stints
as an assistant coach at UMass Lowell (1969-70 and 1989-91) and
also served as a scout for the St. Louis Blues from 1985 to 1988. An
outstanding teacher, DeCaprio has also directed the Spy Pond Power
Skating Hockey School and Clinic since 1980.
He and his wife Marsha reside in Chelmsford.
Chuck Napoli - Observer
Chuck Napoli begins his fifth season as an observer for Hockey East.
Napoli has worked part-time for the Boston Bruins as a video goal judge since 1991 in addition to
his full-time job at Raytheon as an area supervisor
since 1979.
Napoli, a 1988 graduate of Northeastern University, is a lifelong resident of Belmont and has a
daughter Elena and grandson Jacob.
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LEAGUE HISTORY
HISTORY IN HEADLINES
July 11, 1983 - The Athletics Directors of
five ECAC schools — Bill Flynn of BC, John
Simpson of BU, Andy Mooradian of UNH, Joe
Zabilski of Northeastern and Lou Lamoriello
of Providence College — agree to form a new
college hockey conference, to begin play in
1984-85. The league is officially founded exactly
one month later.
January 30, 1989 - Merrimack College is
announced as the 8th member of Hockey East
and begins league competition the following
season.
April 1, 1995 - Boston University and Maine
face off for the NCAA Championship in the first
title game between two Hockey East schools.
BU defeats Maine, 6-2, thanks in part to two
goals from Most Outstanding Player, Chris
O’Sullivan.
August 23, 1983 - The University of Maine is
admitted as the 6th member of Hockey East.
February 28, 1989 - BC head coach Len
Ceglarski becomes the first coach in college
hockey history to reach the 600-win plateau
with a 3-1 win at Boston University.
November 3, 1995 - Northeastern University
reopens the newly-renovated Boston Arena,
the oldest ice hockey arena in the world,
rededicated as Matthews Arena.
September 28, 1983 - The University of Lowell
is admitted as the 7th member of Hockey East.
March 30, 1990 - Hockey East again sends two
teams (BC and BU) to the NCAA Frozen Four.
October 21, 1983 - Lou Lamoriello is named
the first Hockey East Commissioner.
January 17, 1991 - The Athletics Directors vote
to name the conference tournament MVP trophy
after William Flynn, the outgoing BC Athletics
Director. They also vote to name the Coach
of the Year Award in memory of Bob Kullen,
former head hockey coach at the University of
New Hampshire who passed away earlier in the
season at age 41 after a long illness.
November 10, 1995 - New Hampshire opens
up its new athletic facility and rink, Towse Rink
at the Whittemore Center, with a 6-5 overtime
win over top-ranked Boston University.
January 18, 1984 - Formal presentation of the
Hockey East name and logo is made at a press
conference at the Parker House in Boston.
August 29, 1984 - Hockey East enters into
a three-year agreement with the NESN and
WSBK-TV in Boston. The television contract,
a first for college hockey, includes coverage of
nearly 30 regular season games per season.
October 12, 1984 - The inaugural season
of Hockey East starts with four inter-league
crossover games vs. WCHA teams.
March 16, 1985 - The Providence Civic Center
hosts the first Hockey East Championships.
Providence College defeats Boston College,
2-1 in double overtime, to take the first Hockey
East Championship title. Providence junior
goaltender Chris Terreri is named Hockey
East Tournament MVP after backstopping the
Friars to the Hockey East title with a 65-save
performance in the championship game. Two
weeks later, the Friars take three overtimes to
beat BC again in the NCAA semifinals. Although
Providence yielded to Rensselaer, 2-1, in the
title game, Terreri is selected Most Outstanding
Player.
March 15, 1986 - Boston University wins its
first Hockey East championship with a 9-4 win
over Beanpot rival Boston College. MVP Peter
Marshall remains the only player to ever score
a hat trick in the Hockey East title game.
June 21, 1986 - History is put into motion with
the drafting of four Hockey East players in the
first round of the NHL Entry Draft. Incoming BC
freshman Brian Leetch is the first Hockey East
selection, going ninth overall to the New York
Rangers, a team he leads to the Stanley Cup
championship in 1994. Scott Young (BU), Craig
Janney (BC) and Tom Fitzgerald are the other
first round picks - each enjoys a successful
NHL career.
July 1, 1987 - Dennis Hanks is promoted
from Director of Communications to temporary
Executive Director of Hockey East, succeeding
Commissioner Lou Lamoriello, who accepted
a position with the NHL’s New Jersey Devils.
March 7, 1988 - The Executive Committee
unanimously christens the league championship
trophy “The Lamoriello Cup” to honor the
league’s first commissioner. A permanent
legacy trophy in his name is commissioned 10
years later.
June 20, 1988 - Stu Haskell, Commissioner
of the North Atlantic Conference and former
Athletics Director at the University of Maine, is
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named commissioner of Hockey East.
February 25, 1991 - Boston College claims its
third consecutive regular season championship,
its sixth in the seven-year history of Hockey
East.
March 31, 1991 - David Emma of Boston
College receives the 1991 Hobey Baker Award,
becoming the first Hockey East player to claim it.
April 2, 1992 - Hockey East boasts seven
All-America picks. One day later, Maine’s
Scott Pellerin becomes Hockey East’s second
consecutive Hobey Baker Award winner.
March 11, 1993 - Maine freshman Paul Kariya
is named Hockey East’s Player of the Year and
Rookie of the Year, matching Brian Leetch’s
feat following the 1986-87 season. He soon
becomes the third consecutive Hockey East
player to win the Hobey Baker Award, and
remains the only freshman ever designated
for the honor.
March 23, 1993 - The University of Massachusetts
is announced as the 9th member of Hockey East
and begin competing in league play in 1994-95.
April 3, 1993 - Trailing 4-2 vs. defending NCAA
champion Lake Superior State in the 1993
title game, the University of Maine gets three
goals in the third period from senior captain
Jim Montgomery to claim Hockey East’s first
NCAA championship. The team also sets a
new NCAA record by finishing with a 42-1-2
record. Montgomery is an obvious pick as Most
Outstanding Player.
September 30, 1993 - Robert M. DeGregorio,
Jr., is named acting commissioner of Hockey
East and serves in that capacity for four
seasons.
November 21, 1995 - BU Head Coach Jack
Parker notches his 500th career win in a 7-1
home win over Cornell. Parker becomes the
ninth coach in the history of college hockey to
reach the 500-victory milestone.
November 30, 1996 - Boston College head
coach Jerry York notches his 500th career win
in a 6-4 victory at St. Lawrence.
July 1, 1997 - Joe Bertagna officially takes
over as the fourth commissioner in Hockey East
history. After a lengthy career with the ECAC,
Bertagna becomes the league’s first full-time
commissioner.
November 17, 1998 - HockeyEastOnline.com,
the official league web site, is launched.
January 24, 1998 - BC freshman goaltender
Scott Clemmensen breaks a 44-year old NCAA
record, playing 254:23 without allowing a goal.
January 27, 1998 - UMass Lowell christens the
new Tsongas Arena.
March 29, 1998 -Hockey East dominates
the NCAA East Regional, with BC and UNH
advancing to the Frozen Four in Boston. All
six players named to the East Regional AllTournament team are from Hockey East.
April 3, 1998 - Boston University captain Chris
Drury captures the Hobey Baker award, marking
the fourth time a Hockey East player has been
so honored in the decade of the ‘90’s.
August 10, 1998 - Hockey East honors one
of its own, renaming the team sportsmanship
award the Charles E. Holt Team Sportsmanship
Award in recognition of the legendary coach’s
lifetime achievements.
March 19, 1999 - BC successfully defends its
Hockey East title against UNH by a score of
5-4 in overtime, but the bigger story is the new
attendance record set: 28,038 for the two-day
event, up almost 10,000 from one year prior.
March 2, 1994 - After ten seasons of play,
Hockey East announces its first All-Decade
Team. Forwards are John Cullen (BU), David
Emma (BC), Craig Janney (BC), Paul Kariya
(Maine), Jim Montgomery (Maine) and Scott
Pellerin (Maine). Defensemen are Brian Leetch
(BC), Rob Gaudreau (PC), Peter Ahola (BU)
and Greg Brown (BC). The goaltenders are
Chris Terreri (PC) and Bruce Racine (NU).
April 6-8, 1999 - Hockey East enters three
teams (BC, Maine, and UNH) in the NCAA
Frozen Four, posting a 6-0 record against nonconference opponents along the way. Jason
Krog of UNH wins the Hobey Baker Award,
Hockey East’s second in as many seasons and
fifth of the ‘90’s, but Maine captures the national
title once again, taking a 3-2 OT decision from
the Wildcats.
March 15, 1994 - For the first time ever, four
Hockey East teams are selected for the NCAA
Tournament — Boston University, UMass
Lowell, New Hampshire and Northeastern.
April 8, 1999 - Hockey East announces the
largest corporate partnership in the history of
college hockey as Bauer/Nike is named the
“Official Equipment of Hockey East”.
HISTORY IN HEADLINES
the Hockey East semifinals at the FleetCenter.
In the first game, UNH edges UMass, 5-4,
in the first-ever semifinal appearance for the
Minutemen. In the nightcap, an immediate
classic, Boston University outlasts Boston
College, 6-5 in double overtime.
January 8, 2010 - Boston University defeats
Boston College, 3-2, in front of 38,472 freezing
fans at historic Fenway Park.
April 7, 2000 - Two Hockey East players
collect the sport’s highest individual honors.
Boston College’s Mike Mottau is named the
third consecutive Hockey East Hobey Baker
Award winner while Maine’s Jim Leger receives
the Hockey Humanitarian Award as college
hockey’s top citizen.
September 30, 2003 - Hockey East opens
its 20th anniversary season by announcing a
new partnership with the New England Sports
Network. The 2003-04 broadcast schedule
includes regular season telecasts from eight
of the nine Hockey East arenas, as well as
live coverage of both the men’s and women’s
championship games.
January 7, 2012 - Another sellout crowd
for Frozen Fenway witnesses two overtime
thrillers:Massachusetts defeating Vermont, 3-2,
and Maine beating New Hampshire, 5-4.
June 26, 2000 - BU’s Rick DiPietro becomes
the first goalie ever selected first overall in the
NHL Entry Draft when the New York Islanders
choose him as their goalie of the future. UMass
Lowell’s Ron Hainsey, along with BC’s Brooks
Orpik and Krys Kolanos, are also identified
as elite prospects and are selected in the first
round as well.
January 27, 2001 - Hobey Baker hopeful Brian
Gionta of Boston College scores five goals on
five shots in the first period of a 7-2 win over
Maine.
March 15, 2001 - Gionta becomes the first
player ever to be named a Hockey East All-Star
for four straight seasons. He finishes his career
as the all-time leading goal-scorer in Hockey
East play with 83 goals in 96 games.
April 7, 2001 - BC sophomore Krys Kolanos
beats North Dakota goaltender Karl Goehring at
4:43 of overtime to clinch a long-awaited NCAA
championship for the Eagles. Rookie Chuck
Kobasew is named the Tournament’s Most
Outstanding Player, three weeks after being
selected MVP of the Hockey East Tournament.
August 11, 2001 - Seven former Hockey East
players are among the 15 pre-selected to
represent Team USA’s silver-medal winning
entry at the 2002 Winter Olympics.
September 24, 2001 - Hockey East loses one
of its most prominent icons when Maine head
coach Shawn Walsh passes away at age 46
following a lengthy battle against cancer.
September 28, 2001 - The launch of a women’s
Hockey East league is announced with play
scheduled to begin in 2002-03.
December 13, 2001 - 10,053 fans witness
Colin Hemingway’s six-point performance as
UNH defeats Dartmouth, 6-3, in the first college
hockey game at the new Verizon Wireless Arena
in Manchester, NH.
March 16, 2002 - A record crowd of 17,122
watches the UNH Wildcats win their first-ever
Hockey East tournament title with a 3-1 win over
arch-rival Maine.
April 12, 2002 - Maine head coach Tim
Whitehead becomes the fourth different
Hockey East coach in eight seasons to be
acknowledged with the Spencer Penrose Award
as the top college bench boss in the nation.
He steered a team devastated by the death of
former head coach Shawn Walsh all the way to
the NCAA title game.
March 14, 2003 - A capacity crowd of 17,565
is treated to a night of spectacular hockey in
January 8, 2004 - The University of Vermont is
admitted as the 10th member of Hockey East.
The Catamounts are scheduled to begin league
play in 2005-06.
March 20, 2004 - Maine goaltender Jimmy
Howard is named Hockey East Tournament
MVP after stopping 63 of 64 shots in a 2-1 triple
overtime championship game win over UMass.
Maine advances all the way to the NCAA title
game, giving Hockey East a run of eight straight
appearances in the culminating contest of the
college hockey season. Howard sets new single
season NCAA records for GAA (1.19) and save
percentage (.956).
January 3, 2005 - Boston University opens the
state-of-the-art Harry Agganis Arena with a 2-1
win over top-ranked Minnesota.
March 18-19, 2005 - The first-ever championship
tournament sellout is achieved as 35,130 file
into the FleetCenter for the two-day event.
January 12, 2007 - NESN launches “Friday
Night Ice,” the crown jewel in a television
schedule that boasts more than 70 league
games.
March 18, 2007 - Hockey East receives a
record five invitations to the 16-team NCAA
field.
March 22, 2008 - The Eagles down Vermont
4-0 in the 24th annual Championship. The
Catamounts make their first HEA title game
appearance in school history.
October 5, 2011 - Notre Dame is announced
as the 11th member of Hockey East.
June 21, 2012 - The league officially accepts
Connecticut as the 12th member school.
LEAGUE HISTORY
October 5, 1999 - Hockey East names the
All-Decade Team of the 1990s. Included on the
team are the five Hobey Baker winners - Chris
Drury (BU), David Emma (BC), Paul Kariya
(Maine), Jason Krog (UNH), and Scott Pellerin
(Maine).
March 23, 2013 - UMass Lowell shuts out
Boston University, 1-0, at the TD Garden for its
first Hockey East Tournament Championship
in school history.
January 4-11, 2014 - Eight member schools
participate in the third edition of Frozen Fenway,
attracting 57,149 fans for two doubleheaders.
March 21-22, 2014 - UMass Lowell goalie
Connor Hellebuyck completes back-to-back
shutouts of Notre Dame and UNH at TD Garden
to lead UML to their second-straight league title.
April 11, 2014 - BC’s Johnny Gaudreau
becomes the 8th Hockey East player to claim
the Hobey Baker Award, following a brilliant
junior season in which he tied Paul Kariya’s
record 31-game point streak, notching 29 goals
and 32 assists in the span.
March 25, 2015 - Boston University captures
the eighth Hockey East Tournament title in
program history, toppling UMass Lowell, 5-3,
at TD Garden.
April 10, 2015 - Hockey East boasts its second
consecutive Hobey Baker Award winner as BU’s
Jack Eichel becomes just the second freshman
to capture the trophy. Eichel led the nation in
point scoring as a rookie.
April 11, 2015 - Providence College wins the first
NCAA national title in school history, 4-3, over
Boston University at TD Garden. Goaltender
Jon Gillies is named Most Outstanding Player
of the Frozen Four.
April 12, 2008 - Boston College defeats CCHA
foe Notre Dame, 4-1 at the Pepsi Center
in Denver, Colorado for its third National
Championship in school history. Junior Nathan
Gerbe is named Most Outstanding Player of
the Tournament with eights points (5g,3a) in
two Frozen Four contests.
March 20-21, 2009 - NJ Devils President Lou
Lamoriello presents BU the Lamoriello Trophy
as the 25th tournament champion. 17 Hockey
East alumni of the Top 50 all-time HEA players
return for the championship weekend festivities.
April 10, 2009 - BU blueliner Matt Gilroy returns
Hockey East to the Hobey Baker podium,
becoming the league’s 7th player to be honored
as the nation’s best.
April 11, 2009 - Boston University wins its fifth
national title in school history with an amazing
comeback against Miami. The Terriers score
two extra attacker goals in the final minute of
the game and Terrier Colby Cohen wins it in
overtime.
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LAMORIELLO
TOURNAMENT AND THE LAMORIELLO TROPHY
On March
7, 1988, the
Hockey East
Executive
Committee
voted to name
the conference championship trophy
the Lamoriello
Trophy. The
title honors
Lou Lamoriello, the first commissioner of Hockey
East and a leader in the formation of the
conference. The league commissioned the
creation of a permanent trophy in 1998,
and it was delivered in time for the 1999
championship.
Lamoriello served as the Providence
College head coach for 15 seasons (196883), guiding the Friars to an overall record
of 248-179-13, a winning percentage of
.580. He led the Friars to a 33-10-0 mark
in the 1982-83 campaign, the best in the
nation that year. Providence also reached
the Frozen Four that season for the first
time since 1964. Lamoriello resigned as
coach following that season to devote
more time to his role as the Providence
Athletics Director, a post to which he was
appointed in July of 1982.
With the Athletics Directors from Boston College, Boston University, New
Hampshire and Northeastern, Lamoriello
formed the Hockey East Association in
July of 1983. He was the driving force in
the history-making interlocking schedule
agreement with the Western Collegiate
Hockey Association and in the first-ever
college hockey television package.
A native of Johnston, R.I., Lamoriello
attended LaSalle Academy and graduated from Providence College in 1963. As
an undergraduate, Lamoriello lettered in
baseball and hockey, serving as captain
for each team during his senior year. He
was inducted into the Providence College
Athletic Hall of Fame in 1980.
In April of 1987, Lamoriello resigned
as Commissioner of Hockey East and as
PC Athletics Director to take the position
of President and General Manager of the
NHL’s New Jersey Devils.
Lamoriello continued to succeed in the
NHL as the Devils have won the Stanley
Cup three times during his tenure. Five
former Hockey East players — Kevin Dean
(UNH), Brian Gionta (BC), Bill Guerin (BC),
Jay Pandolfo (BU) and Chris Terreri (PC),
have won at least one Cup each under
Lamoriello’s watch.
Lamoriello has won on the international
level as well. He organized the Team
USA entry in both the 1996 World Cup of
Hockey and the 1998 Winter Olympics as
the General Manager of each team. The
former, paced by Hockey East alumni
Brian Leetch (BC), Keith Tkachuk (BU)
and Tony Amonte (BU) beat Canada in
the finals, two games to one, to win the
inaugural World Cup.
Lamoriello was inducted into the Hockey
Hall of Fame in the builders category in
2009, and entered the U.S. Hockey Hall
of Fame in 2012.
2016 HOCKEY EAST
TOURNAMENT
All 12 teams will once again
qualify for the 2016 Hockey East
tournament, with the top four teams
in the league standings enjoying a
first round bye into the quarterfinals.
Teams seeded 5 through 12 will
face off in best-of-three series at the
campus sites of the higher seeds
(No. 5 hosting No. 12, etc.). Advancing teams will then be reseeded and
will play best-of-three quarterfinal
series on the campuses of the four
highest seeded teams.
The four quarterfinal winners will
be reseeded again as they advance
to the TD Garden in Boston for the
semifinals and Championship Game. Tickets for the Hockey East Championship at the TD Garden will go on
sale in early December and can be
purchased by calling (800) 745-3000
or by visiting Ticketmaster.com.
The winner of the conference tournament receives an automatic berth
in the NCAA Division I Ice Hockey
Championship Tournament.
TD GARDEN
The Hockey East Championships were first held at the Providence Civic Center following the inaugural season of 1984-85.
After several successful showings at the original Boston Garden, the tournament moved with its sister events to the FleetCenter, the Garden’s successor. The FleetCenter was re-christened as the TD Garden in the summer of 2005.
The building has become a recognized
leader in hosting college hockey
events, having set attendance records
for the NCAA Frozen Four in 1998,
and boasting progressively larger crowds
for the Beanpot and the Hockey
East Championships, culminating with
repeated sellouts for both events in
recent years. The 2004 Frozen Four at
the FleetCenter was a huge success,
and the TD Garden will once again host
the sport’s culminating event in 2015.
Since its grand opening in 1995, nearly
50 million people have come to the
TD Banknorth Garden to see the arena’s
famous tenants, the NHL’s Boston
Bruins and NBA’s Boston Celtics, as
well as world-renowned concerts and
sporting events, family shows, wrestling, ice shows and much more.
Measuring 755,000 square feet and
sitting above a five story, 1,150 space
parking garage, the state-of-the-art facility includes a multi-million dollar video scoreboard (Garden HDX), and a seating
capacity of 17,565 for hockey games. In the summer of 2006, the TD Garden went through an extreme make-over with the
addition of The Premium Club’s SportsDeck and The Boardroom. The complex is easily accessible by the MBTA’s Green
Line, Orange Line, and Commuter Rail via North Station.
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Season History
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Season History
REGULAR SEASON QUICK REFERENCE
Season
Player
Rookie
Coach
Scoring
GAA
Year
Champion
of the Year
of the Year
of the Year
Leader
Leader
1984-85
Boston College
Chris Terreri
Ken Hodge
Len Ceglarski
Tim Army, PC
Chris Terreri, PC
24-9-1
Providence
Boston College
Boston College
60 points
3.49 GAA
1985-86
Boston College Scott Harlow
Scott Young, BU
Jack Parker
Scott Harlow, BC
Scott Gordon, BC
23-9-2
Boston College
Al Loring, ME
Boston University
67 points
3.42 GAA
1986-87
Boston College
Brian Leetch
Brian Leetch
Bill Riley, Jr.
Craig Janney, BC
Scott King, ME
26-6-0
Boston College
Boston College
Lowell
74 points
3.06 GAA
1987-88
Maine Mike McHugh
Mario Thyer
Shawn Walsh
David Capuano, ME
Scott King, ME
20-4-2
Maine
Maine
Maine
59 points
2.97 GAA
1988-89
Boston College Greg Brown
Rob Gaudreau, PC
Fern Flaman
Tim Sweeney, BC
David Littman, BC
16-6-4
Boston College
Scott Pellerin, ME
Northeastern
48 points
3.04 GAA
1989-90
Boston College
Greg Brown
Scott Cashman
Shawn Walsh
David Emma, BC
Scott King, ME
15-6-0
Boston College
Boston University
Maine
44 points
2.35 GAA
1990-91
Boston College
David Emma
Jeff Levy
Dick Umile
David Emma, BC
Scott LaGrand, BC
16-5-0
Boston College
New Hampshire
New Hampshire
51 points
3.02 GAA
1991-92
New Hampshire
Scott Pellerin
Ian Moran, BC
Jack Parker
Mike Boback, PC
Derek Herlofsky, BU
15-4-2
Maine
Craig Darby, PC
Boston University
39 points
2.45 GAA
1992-93
Maine
Paul Kariya
Paul Kariya
Shawn Walsh
Paul Kariya, ME
Garth Snow, ME
22-1-1
Maine
Maine
Maine
63 points
2.01 GAA
1993-94
Boston University
Dwayne Roloson
Greg Bullock Bruce Crowder Mike Pomichter, BU
Derek Herlofsky, BU
21-3-0
UMass Lowell
UMass Lowell
UMass Lowell
33 points
2.27 GAA
1994-95
BU 16-5-3
Chris Imes
Mark Mowers
Shawn Walsh
Greg Bullock, UML Blair Allison, ME
Maine 15-3-6
Maine
New Hampshire
Maine
47 points
2.72 GAA
1995-96
Boston U.
Jay Pandolfo
Marty Reasoner
Bruce Crowder
Chris Drury, BU
Tom Noble, BU
17-5-2
Boston University
Boston College
UMass-Lowell
42 points
2.89 GAA
1996-97
BU 16-4-4 Chris Drury
Greg Koehler
Dick Umile
Chris Drury, BU
Michel Larocque, BU
UNH 18-6-0 Boston University
UMass Lowell
New Hampshire
41 points
2.57 GAA
1997-98
Boston University
Chris Drury
Brian Gionta
Bruce Crowder
Tom Nolan, UNH (42)
Michel Larocque, BU
18-4-2
Boston University
Boston College
Northeastern
Marty Reasoner, BC
1.74 GAA
1998-99
New Hampshire Jason Krog
Darren Haydar
Dick Umile
Jason Krog, UNH
Ty Conklin, UNH
18-3-3
New Hampshire
New Hampshire
New Hampshire
53 points
1.64 GAA
1999-00
Boston University
Ty Conklin, UNH Rick DiPietro
Jack Parker
Cory Larose, ME
Scott Clemmensen, BC
15-3-6
Mike Mottau, BC
Boston University
Boston University
33 points
1.98 GAA
2000-01
Boston College
Brian Gionta
Chuck Kobasew
Paul Pooley
Brian Gionta, BC
Ty Conklin, UNH
17-5-2
Boston College
Boston College
Providence
35 points
1.83 GAA
2001-02
New Hampshire
Darren Haydar Sean Collins
Dick Umile
Darren Haydar, UNH
Mike Ayers, UNH
17-4-3
New Hampshire
New Hampshire
New Hampshire
42 points
1.79 GAA
2002-03
BC 16-6-2
Mike Ayers, UNH
Jimmy Howard
Don Cahoon
Ben Eaves, BC
Matti Kaltiainen, BC
UNH 15-5-4
Ben Eaves, BC
Maine
Massachusetts
42 points
2.20 GAA, .898 save%
2003-04
Boston College
Steve Saviano
Michel Léveillé
Jerry York
Ryan Shannon, BC
Jimmy Howard, ME
17-4-3
New Hampshire
Maine
Boston College
Tony Voce, BC (27 points)
1.15 GAA, .953 svae%
2004-05
Boston College
Patrick Eaves
Peter Vetri
Jack Parker
Jason Guerriero, NU
Matti Kaltiainen, BC
14-3-7
Boston College
UMass Lowell
Boston University
34 points
1.81 GAA, .921 save%
2005-06
2006-07
Boston University
17-7-3
Chris Collins
Boston College
Brandon Yip
Boston University
Jack Parker
Boston University
Chris Collins, BC
39 points
Cory Schneider, BC
1.96 GAA, .932 save%
New Hampshire
18-7-2
John Curry
Boston University
Teddy Purcell
Maine
Dick Umile
New Hampshire
Brian Boyle, BC
37 points
John Curry, BU
1.85 GAA, .934 save%
2007-08
New Hampshire
19-5-3
Kevin Regan
New Hampshire
Colin Wilson
Boston University
Kevin Sneddon
Vermont
Bryan Ewing, BU
35 points
Kevin Regan, UNH
1.83 GAA, .940 save%
James Marcou, UMass
Colin Wilson, BU 35 points
Brad Thiessen, NU
2.09 GAA, .932 save%
Bobby Butler, UNH
Gustav Nyquist, ME 41 points
Carter Hutton, UML
2.35 GAA, .925 save%
2008-09
Boston University
Brad Thiessen
Kieran Millan
Greg Cronin
18-5-4
Northeastern
Boston University
Northeastern
2009-10
New Hampshire
Bobby Butler
Stephane Da Costa
Mark Dennehy, MC
15-6-6
New Hampshire
Merrimack
Dick Umile, UNH
2010-11
Boston College
Paul Thompson
Charlie Coyle
Jerry York
20-6-1
New Hampshire
Boston University
Boston College
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14
Paul Thompson, UNH
42 points
John Muse, BC
1.84 GAA, .933 save%
2011-12
Boston College
19-7-1
Spencer Abbott
Maine
Scott Wilson
UMass-Lowell
Norm Bazin
UMass Lowell
Spencer Abbott, ME
38 points
Parker Milner, BC
1.85 GAA, .928 save%
2012-13
UMass Lowell
16-9-2
Johnny Gaudreau
Boston College
Jon Gillies
Providence
Norm Bazin
UMass Lowell
Johnny Gaudreau, BC
36 points
Connor Hellebuyck
1.38 GAA, .948 save%
2013-14
Boston College
16-2-2
Johnny Gaudreau
Boston College
Mario Puskarich
Vermont
Jerry York
Boston College
Johnny Gaudreau, BC
36 points
Thatcher Demko, BC
1.35 GAA, .948 save%
2014-15
Boston University
14-5-3
Jack Eichel
Boston University
Jack Eichel
Boston University
David Quinn
Boston University
Jack Eichel, BU
44 points
Jon Gillies, PC
1.74 GAA, .939 save%
TOURNAMENT QUICK REFERENCE
2015 HOCKEY EAST TOURNAMENT
OPENING ROUND (best-of-three series)
#6 Maine 2, #11 Merrimack 0
#7 Vermont 2, #10 Massachusetts 1
#8 Notre Dame 3, #9 Boston University 2
QUARTERFINALS (best-of-three series)
#8 Notre Dame def. #1 Boston College, 7-2, 2-4, 4-2
#2 UMass Lowell def. #7 Vermont, 3-2, 2-3 (OT), 2-1
#3 Providence def. #6 Maine, 3-1, 4-2
#4 New Hampshire def. #5 Northeastern, 1-0, 4-5 (OT), 5-4
SEMIFINALS (TD Garden)
UMass Lowell 4, Vermont 1
Boston University 4, New Hampshire 1
Season History
YEAR CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
TOURNAMENT MVP
1985 Providence 2, Boston College 1 (2OT)
Chris Terreri - PC
1986 Boston University 9, Boston College 4
Peter Marshall - BU
1987 Boston College 4, Maine 2
Brian Leetch - BC
1988 Northeastern 4, Maine 3
Bruce Racine - NU
1989 Maine 5, Boston College 4
Bob Beers (Maine)
1990 Boston College 4, Maine 3
Scott LaGrand - BC
1991 Boston University 4, Maine 3 (OT)
Shawn McEachern - BU
1992 Maine 4, New Hampshire 1
Scott Pellerin (Maine)
1993 Maine 5, Boston University 2
Jim Montgomery (Maine)
1994 Boston University 3, UMass Lowell 2
Dwayne Roloson - UML
1995 Boston University 3, Providence 2
Bob Bell - PC
1996 Providence 3, Maine 2
Joe Hulbig - PC
1997 Boston University 4, New Hampshire 2
Michel Larocque - BU
1998 Boston College 3, Maine 2
Marty Reasoner - BC
1999 Boston College 5, New Hampshire 4 (OT) Blake Bellefeuille - BC
2000 Maine 2, Boston College 1
Niko Dimitrakos (Maine)
2001 Boston College 5, Providence 3
Chuck Kobasew - BC
2002 New Hampshire 3, Maine 1
Darren Haydar - UNH
2003 New Hampshire 1, Boston University 0 (OT)Sean Fields - BU
2004 Maine 2, UMass 1 (3OT)
Jimmy Howard (Maine)
2005 Boston College 3, New Hampshire 1
Brian Boyle - BC
2006 Boston U. 2, Boston College 1 (OT)
David Van der Gulik - BU
2007 Boston College 5, New Hampshire 2
Brock Bradford - BC
2008 Boston College 4, Vermont 0
Nathan Gerbe - BC
2009 Boston University 1, UMass Lowell 0
Kieran Millan - BU
2010 Boston College 7, Maine 6 (OT)
Matt Lombardi - BC
2011 Boston College 5, Merrimack 3
Cam Atkinson - BC
2012 Boston College 4, Maine 1
Johnny Gaudreau - BC
2013 UMass Lowell 1, Boston University 0
Connor Hellebuyck - UML
2014 UMass Lowell 4, New Hampshire 0
Connor Hellebucyk - UML
2015 Boston University 5, UMass Lowell 3
Jack Eichel - BU
CHAMPIONSHIP (TD Garden)
Boston University 5, UMass Lowell 3
ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM
G: Matt O’Connor, BU
D: Matt Grzelcyk, BU
D: Robbie Russo, ND
F: Jack Eichel, BU
F: Grayson Downing, UNH
F: Evan Rodrigues, BU
MVP: Jack Eichel, BU
Tournament Championships By Coach
Coach Jerry York
School
Boston College
Years
1995-
Games
70
Record
53-16-1
Titles
9
Jack Parker
Boston University
1985-2013
98
62-35-1
7
Shawn Walsh
Maine
1985-2001
49
34-15-0
4
Norm Bazin
UMass Lowell
2012-
16
12-4-0
2 (2013, 2014)
Dick Umile
New Hampshire
1991-
84
49-34-1
2 (2002. 2003)
Len Ceglarski
Boston College
1985-1992
18
10-7-1
2 (1987. 1990)
David Quinn
Boston University
2013-
5
4-1-0
1 (2015)
Tim Whitehead
UML/Maine
1997-2013
49
24-24-1
1 (2004)
Paul Pooley
Providence
1995-2005
32
13-19-0
1 (1996)
Fern Flaman
Northeastern
1985-89
12
5-7-0
1 (1988)
Steve Stirling
Providence
1985
4
4-0-0
1 (1985)
Kevin Sneddon
Vermont
2004-
30
12-18-0
None
Nate Leaman
Providence
2012-
12
6-8-0
None
Mark Dennehy
Merrimack
2006-
17
7-10-0
None
Jeff Jackson
Notre Dame
2014-
11
6-5-0
None
Jim Madigan
Northeastern
2012-
5
1-4-0
None
Red Gendron
Maine
2013-
6
2-4-0
None
John Micheletto
Massachusetts
2013-
4
1-3-0
None
Mike Cavanaugh
UConn
2014-
2
0-2-0
None
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Season History
ALL-TIME TOURNAMENT RESULTS
16
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Season Opening Round
Quarterfinals
Semifinals
Final
Consolation
1985
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No. 5 UL def. No. 4 UNH (7-6, 4-8, 1-0)
No. 3 PC def. No. 2 BU (5-2)
No. 3 PC def. No. 1 BC (2-1, 2OT)
No. 2 BU def. No. 5 UML (6-4)
No. 2 BU def. No. 7 ME (7-4, 4-2)
No. 1 BC def. No. 5 UL (6-5)
No. 3 PC def. No. 6 NU (3-2, 3-0)
1986
No. 2 BU def. No. 1 BC (9-4)
No. 6 UML 8 def. No. 4 PC (8-5)
No. 1 BC def. No. 3 ME (4-2)
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No. 2 NU def. No. 1 ME (4-3)
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No. 2 Maine def. No. 1 BC (5-4)
No. 4 PC def. No. 3 NU (3-2)
No. 1 BC def. No. 3 ME, 4-3
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No. 3 BU def. No. 2 ME (4-3, OT)
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--
No.6 UL def. No. 3 NU (4-2, 3-4)
No. 2 BU def. No. 4 PC (3-2)
No. 2 BU def. No. 7 UNH (1-1, 4-3)
No. 1 BC def. No. 6 UL (5-2)
No. 4 PC def. No. 5 ME (5-4, 5-2)
1987
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No. 3 NU def. No. 4 BU (3-2)
No. 3 Maine def. No. 2 UL (5-4)
No. 3 ME def. No. 6 PC (5-2)
No. 1 BC def. No. 5 NU (9-3)
1988
No. 4 UL def. No. 5 BC (3-3, 5-2)
No. 2 NU def. No. 4 UL (3-1, 1-2)
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No. 6 PC def. No. 3 BU (3-2, 6-4)
No. 1 ME def. No. 6 PC (6-5, 11-2)
1989
No. 4 PC def. No. 5 BU (3-2)
No. 1 BC def. No. 4 PC (6-5, 2OT)
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No. 3 NU def. No. 6 UNH (5-4, OT)
No. 2 Maine def. No. 3 NU (3-2, OT)
1990
No. 1 BC def. No. 8 MC (3-1, 3-6. 8-5)
No. 3 ME def. No. 3 BU, 3-1
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No. 2 ME def. No. 7 UL (7-3, 16-0)
No. 1 BC def. No. 5 UNH, 5-4 (OT)
No. 3 BU def. No. 6 NU (3-4. 5-2, 5-3)
No. 5 UNH def. No. 4 PC (1-5, 2-0, 7-4)
1991
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No. 8 NU def. No. 1 BC (6-5)
No. 3 BU def. No. 4 PC (7-5)
No. 2 ME def. No. 7 UML (5-3)
No. 2 ME def. No. 8 NU (4-3, OT)
No. 3 BU def. No. 6 MC (7-1)
No. 4 PC def. No. 5 UNH (4-1)
1992
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No. 1 ME def. No. 8 MC (7-0)
No. 1 ME def. No. 5 BC (7-3)
No. 2 UNH def. No. 7 NU (4-2)
No. 2 UNH def. No. 3 PC (5-3)
No. 3 PC def. No. 6 UML (7-0)
No. 5 BC def. No. 4 BU (5-2)
1993
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No. 1 ME def. No. 8 NU (6-1, 9-5)
No. 1 ME def. No. 4 UML (7-5)
No. 2 BU def. No. 7 BC (6-2, 5-1)
No. 2 BU def. No. 3 UNH (2-0)
No. 3 UNH def. No. 6 MC (5-3, 9-2)
No. 4 UML def. No. 5 PC (7-4, 3-3, OT)
1994
No. 1 BU def. No. 8 ME (8-5, 4-3)
No. 1 BU def. No. 4 NU (5-2)
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No. 2 UML def. No. 7 MC (7-1, 3-0)
No. 2 UML def. No. 3 UNH (4-2)
No. 3 UNH def. No. 6 BC (4-1, 6-5, 2OT)
No. 4 NU def. No. 5 PC (4-3, 2-1, OT)
1995
No. 9 UMA def. No. 8 BC (5-4)
No. 1 ME def. No. 9 UMA (7-4)
No. 2 BU def. No. 5 UML (4-2)
No. 2 BU def. No. 7 MC (4-3)
No. 6 PC def. No. 1 ME (7-3)
No. 6 PC def. No. 3 UNH (3-2, OT)
No. 5 UML def. No. 4 NU (5-2)
1996
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No. 1 BU def. No. 8 UMA (5-2, 14-1)
No. 3 ME def. No. 2 UML (5-2)
No. 2 UML def. No. 7 NU (7-3, 4-3)
No. 4 PC def. No. 1 BU (5-4)
No. 3 ME def. No. 6 UNH (4-2, 8-4)
No. 4 PC def. No. 5 BC (5-2, 4-2)
1997
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No. 1 BU def. No 8 NU (6-2, 7-1)
No. 1 BU def. No. 6 UML (3-2)
No. 2 UNH def. No. 7 UMA (5-1, 8-2)
No. 2 UNH def. No. 5 BC (4-0)
No. 6 UML def. No. 3 PC (6-2, 6-5)
No. 5 BC def. No. 4 MC (7-6, 5-3)
1998
No. 8 MC def. No. 1 BU (4-1, 5-6, 5-4)
No. 2 BC def. No. 8 MC (7-2)
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No. 2 BC def. No. 7 PC (4-3, 6-3)
No. 6 ME def. No. 5 UML (6-2)
No. 6 ME def. No. 3 UNH (3-2, 2OT, 5-3)
No. 5 UML def. No. 4 NU (8-2, 2-3, 5-1)
1999
No. 1 UNH def. No. 8 MC (3-2, 5-4)
No. 3 BC def. No. 2 ME (3-2)
No. 2 ME def. No. 7 UMA (3-1, 5-2)
No. 1 UNH def. No. 4 PC (6-2)
No. 3 BC def. No. 6 UML (5-0, 5-4)
No. 4 PC def. No. 5 BU (8-2, 2-8, 5-1)
2000
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No. 1 BU def. No. 8 UMA (4-2, 5-2)
No. 3 BC def. No. 2 UNH (2-1)
No. 2 UNH def. No. 7 MC (5-2, 3-2, OT)
No. 4 ME def. No. 1 BU (4-2)
No. 3 BC def. No. 6 NU (8-4, 3-2)
No. 4 ME def. No. 5 PC (5-3, 5-4, OT)
No. 1 ME def. No. 2 UNH (4-1)
No. 1 ME def. No. 2 BU (5-2)
No. 4 UML def. No. 3 UNH (5-4, OT)
No. 1 BU def. No. 2 UML (3-2)
No. 3 UNH ties No. 4 NU (4-4)
No. 2 BU def. No. 6 PC (3-2)
No. 1 ME def. No. 5 UML (6-0)
No. 4 PC def. No. 3 ME (3-2)
No. 1 BU def. No. 2 UML (7-3)
No. 1 BU def. No. 2 UNH (4-2)
No. 5 BC ties No 6 UML (2-2, OT)
No. 2 BC def. No. 6 ME (3-2)
--
No. 3 BC def. No. 1 UNH (5-4, OT) --
No. 4 ME def. No. 3 BC (2-1)
--
ALL-TIME TOURNAMENT RESULTS
Season
Quarterfinals
Semifinals
Final
Consolation
--
No. 1 BC def. No. 8 MC (1-0, 5-1)
No. 1 BC def. No. 5 UML (5-1)
No. 1 BC def. No. 3 PC (5-3)
--
No. 2 ME def. No. 7 NU (2-1, 6-3)
No. 3 PC def. No. 2 ME (4-3)
No. 3 PC def. No. 6 BU (6-3, 1-2, 4-3, 2OT)
No. 5 UML def. No. 4 UNH (2-4, 2-1, 2-1)
2002
No. 1 UNH def. No. 3 ME (3-1)
--
No. 1 UNH def. No. 5 BU (1-0, OT)
--
No. 1 UNH def. No. 8 MC (6-2, 5-4, OT)
No. 1 UNH def. No. 4 UML (4-3)
--
No. 2 BU def. No. 7 PC (3-2, 4-2)
No. 3 ME def. No. 2 BU (4-3)
No. 3 ME def. No. 6 BC (7-3, 4-2)
No. 4 UML def. No. 5 NU (5-2, 2-4, 3-1)
2003
--
No. 1 UNH def. No. 8 UML (8-4, 8-4)
No. 1 UNH def. No. 6 UMA (5-4)
No. 2 BC def. No. 7 MC (4-1, 2-1)
No. 5 BU def. No. 2 BC (6-5, 2OT)
No. 6 UMA def. No. 3 ME (5-3, 4-2)
No. 5 BU def. No. 4 PC (5-4, OT, 7-1)
2004
--
No. 8 BU def. No. 1 BC (3-2, 0-4, 4-2)
No. 3 UMA def. No. 4 UNH (5-2)
No. 2 ME def. No. 7 MC (2-1, 3-2)
No. 2 ME def. No. 8 BU (1-0)
No. 3 UMA def. No. 6 UML (6-3, 3-1)
No. 4 UNH def. No. 5 PC (2-1, 3-4, OT, 1-0)
2005
--
No. 1 BC def. No. 8 UMA (3-2, OT, 5-1)
No. 1 BC def. No. 4 ME (2-1, 2OT)
No. 2 BU def. No. 7 PC (1-4, 2-0, 2-0)
No. 3 UNH def. No. 2 BU (5-2)
No. 3 UNH def. No. 6 NU (6-1, 4-0)
No. 4 ME def. No. 5 UML (7-2, 5-1)
2006
No. 1 BU def. No. 8 UMA (4-1, 4-1)
No. 3 BC def. No. 2 ME (4-1)
--
No. 2 ME def. No. 7 UML (4-3, OT, 4-3)
No. 1 BU def. No. 4 UNH (4-2)
No. 3 BC def. No. 6 UVM (3-2, OT, 6-2)
No. 4 UNH def. No. 5 PC (4-0, 2-1, 2OT)
2007
--
No. 1 UNH def. No. 8 PC (4-0, 6-0)
No. 1 UNH def. No. 4 UMA (3-2, 2OT)
No. 2 BC def. No. 7 NU (3-0, 7-1)
No. 2 BC def. No. 3 BU (6-2)
No. 3 BU def. No. 6 UVM (2-3, 2-0, 3-2, OT)
No. 4 UMA def. No. 5 ME (3-2, 5-2)
2008
--
No. 1 UNH def. No. 8 UMA (4-1, 7-2)
No. 4 BC def. No. 1 UNH (5-4, 3OT)
No. 2 BU def. No. 7 UML (5-3, 1-4, 4-2)
No. 3 UVM def. No. 2 BU (3-1)
No. 3 UVM def. No. 6 NU (1-0, 1-2, OT, 4-1)
No. 4 BC def. No. 5 PC (5-1, 5-1)
2009
No. 1 BU def. No. 8 ME (2-1, 3-6, 6-2)
--
No. 1 BU def. No. 6 BC (3-2)
No. 2 NU def. No. 7 UMA (1-2, 4-1, 3-2, OT) No. 5 UML def. No. 2 NU (3-2, OT)
No. 6 BC def. No. 3 UNH (5-3, 1-0)
No. 5 UML def. No. 4 UVM (4-3, OT, 4-2)
2010
No. 8 UVM def. No. 1 UNH (4-7, 1-0, 1-0, OT)No. 4 ME def. No. 3 BU (5-2)
--
No. 2 BC def. No. 7 UMA (6-5, 5-2)
No. 3 BU def. No. 6 MC (3-2, 2-3, OT, 3-0)
No. 4 ME def. No. UML (1-2, 2-0, 3-2, OT)
2011
--
No. 1 BC def. No. 8 UMA (4-1, 4-2)
No. 1 BC def. No. 6 NU (5-4)
No. 2 UNH def. No. 7 UVM (3-1, 4-3)
No. 4 MC def. No. 2 UNH (4-1)
No. 6 NU def. No. 3 BU (4-2. 2-5, 5-4)
No. 4 MC def. No. 5 ME (5-4, 6-2)
2012
No. 1 BC def. No. 8 UMA (2-1, 3-2)
No. 1 BC def. No. 7 PC (4-2)
No. 7 PC def. No. 2 UML (5-3, 2-3, OT, 1-0)
No. 4 ME def. No. 3 BU (5-3)
No. 3 BU def. No. 6 UNH (2-3, 2OT, 4-2, 5-4, 2OT)
No. 4 ME def. No. 5 MC (2-1, 2-5, 2-1)
2013
--
No. 1 UML def. No. 8 ME (4-1, 2-1, OT)
No. 1 UML def. No. 4 PC (2-1)
No. 2 BC def. No. 7 UVM (4-2, 4-1)
No. 3 BU def. No. 2 BC (6-3)
No. 3 BU def. No. 6 MC (3-0, 5-3)
No. 4 PC def. No. 5 UNH (3-2, 1-4, 3-2)
2014
No. 6 ME def. No. 11 MC (2-0)
No. 8 ND def. No. 1 BC (7-2, 2-4, 4-2)
No. 7 UVM def. No. 10 UMA (2-1)
No. 2 UML def. No. 7 UVM (3-2, 2-3, OT, 2-1) No. 4 UNH def. No. 3 PC (3-1)
No. 8 ND def. No. 9 BU (3-2)
No. 3 PC def. No. 6 ME (3-1, 4-2)
No. 2 ME def. No. 3 UMA (2-1, 3OT) --
No. 1 BC def. No. 3 UNH (3-1)
--
No. 1 BU def. No. 3 BC (2-1, OT)
--
No. 2 BC def. No. 1 UNH (5-2)
--
No. 4 BC def. No. 3 UVM (4-0)
--
No. 1 BU def. No. 5 UML (1-0)
--
No. 2 BC def. No. 4 ME (7-6, OT)
--
No. 1 BC def. No. 4 MC (5-3)
--
No. 1 BC def. No. 4 ME (4-1)
--
No. 1 UML def. No. 3 BU (1-0)
--
No. 2 UML def. No. 4 UNH (4-0)
--
No. 1 BU def. No. 4 UML (5-3)
--
No. 2 BC def. No. 8 UVM (3-0)
--
Season History
Opening Round
2001
No. 2 UML def. No. 8 ND (4-0)
No. 4 UNH def. No. 5 NU (1-0, 4-5, OT, 5-4)
2015
No. 5 ND def. No. 12 UMA (3-4, 5OT, 5-3, 7-0)No. 1 BU def. No. 11 MC (6-2, 5-0)
No. 11 MC def. No. 6 NU (3-2, OT, 2-1, 2OT) No. 8 UNH def. No. 2 PC (2-1, OT, 1-2, 2-1, OT)
No. 4 UML def. No. 7 UVM (4-1)
No. 7 UVM def. No. 10 ME (4-2, 2-4, 3-2, OT) No. 7 UVM def. No. 3 BC (2-4, 3-1, 1-0)
No. 8 UNH def. No. 9 UConn (5-2, 2-0)
No. 1 BU def. No. 8 UNH (4-1)
No. 4 UML def. No. 5 ND (5-0, 2-4, 6-4)
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Season History
1984-85 SEASON SNAPSHOT
REGULAR SEASON CHAMPION
BOSTON COLLEGE
TOURNAMENT CHAMPION
PROVIDENCE
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
CHRIS TERRERI
Coach of the Year: Len Ceglarski, Boston College
Rookie of the Year: Ken Hodge, Boston College
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Standings
GP W L T
Boston College 34 24 9 1
Boston University 34 19 11 4
Providence 34 15 14 5
New Hampshire 34 12 21 1
Lowell 34 11 21 2
Northeastern 34 11 22 1
Maine 34
8 26 0
Pts
49
42
35
25
24
23
16
HOCKEY EAST LEADERS
Points
1. Tim Army - PC
2. Scott Harlow - BC
3. John Cullen - BU
Rod Isbister - NU
Bob Sweeney - BC
60
57
51
51
51
Goals
1. Scott Harlow - BC
2. Bob Sweeney - BC
3. John Cullen - BU
Steve Rooney - PC
5. Tim Army - PC
Doug Brown - BC
Rob Isbister - NU
Mark Lori - NU
Jon Morris - UL
29
27
25
25
21
21
21
21
21
Goals Against Average
1. Chris Terreri - PC
3.49
2. Scott Gordon - BC 3.67
3. Bruce Racine - NU 4.09
4. Bruce Gilles - UNH 4.34
5. Dana Demole - UL 4.77
Save Percentage
1. Chris Terreri - PC
2. Scott Gordon - BC
3. Bruce Gilles - UNH
4. Jean Lacoste - ME
Bruce Racine - NU
.905
.890
.887
.866
.866
GF
182
139
119
139
125
120
105
GPG
5.36 (1)
4.09 (t2)
3.50 (6)
4.09 (t2)
3.68 (4)
3.53 (5)
3.09 (7)
GA
125
132
127
152
169
155
185
GAPG
3.68 (1)
3.89 (3)
3.74 (2)
4.47 (4)
4.97 (6)
4.56 (5)
5.45 (7)
PP Pct.
28.2 (1)
19.8 (4)
22.6 (t2)
19.1 (5)
18.9 (6)
22.6 (t2)
11.9 (7)
PK Pct.
79.3 (2)
77.5 (6)
80.4 (1)
77.8 (5)
79.1 (3)
77.9 (4)
70.7 (7)
HOCKEY EAST ALL-STARS
First Team
Chris Terreri - PC *
Jim Averill - NU *
Peter Taglianetti - PC *
Tim Army - PC *
John Cullen - BU
Rod Isbister - NU
Position
G
D
D
F
F
F
Second Team
Bruce Racine - NU
Paul Ames - UL
Scott Shaunessy - BU
* Doug Brown - BC
Scott Harlow - BC
* Bob Sweeney - BC
*All-American
HOCKEY EAST ALL-ROOKIE TEAM
Goalie: Bruce Racin, Northeastern
Defenseman: Paul Cavallini, Providence
Defenseman: Shawn Whitham, Providence
Forward: Clark Donatelli, Boston University
Forward: Ken Hodge, Boston College
Forward: Steve Leach, New Hampshire
Forward: Jon Morris, Lowell
NCAA TOURNAMENT
Quarterfinals (two games, total goals)
Minnesota 7 at Boston College 5
at Boston College 4, Minnesota 1
at Michigan State 3, Providence 2
Providence 4 at Michigan State 2
Semifinals
Providence 4, Boston College 3 (3OT)
Consolation
Minnesota Duluth 7, Boston College 6 (OT)
Championship
RPI 2, Providence 1
18
18
Overall
28-15-2
24-14-4
23-17-5
16-26-1
15-25-2
13-24-1
12-29-1
1985-86 SEASON SNAPSHOT
TOURNAMENT CHAMPION
BOSTON UNIVERSITY
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
SCOTT HARLOW
Coach of the Year: Jack Parker, Boston University
Rookies of the Year: Al Loring, Maine and Scott Young, Boston University
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Standings
GP W L T
Boston College 34 23 9 2
Boston University 34 20 11 3
Northeastern 34 18 14 2
Providence 34 11 22 1
Maine 34
8 25 1
Lowell 34
5 27 2
New Hampshire 34
5 27 2
Pts
48
43
38
23
17
12
12
GF
158
147
165
105
118
118
114
HOCKEY EAST LEADERS
Points
1. Scott Harlow - BC
2. Jay Heinbuck - NU
3. John Cullen - BU
4. Clark Donatelli - BU
5. Rod Isbister - NU
67
65
59
51
49
Goals
1. Scott Harlow - BC
32
2. Gord Cruickshank - PC29
3. Jay Heinbuck - NU 27
4. Rod Isbister - NU
23
5. Clark Donatelli - BU 22
Goals Against Average
1. Scott Gordon - BC 3.42
2. Dave Littman - BC 3.46
3. Bob Deraney - BU 3.48
4. Terry Taillefer - BU 3.50
5. Chris Terreri - PC
3.87
Save Percentage
1. Chris Terreri - PC
2. Bob Deraney - BU
3. Scott Gordon - BC
Terry Taillefer - BU
5. Dave Littman - BC
GPG
4.65 (2)
4.33 (3)
4.87 (1)
3.09 (7)
3.47 (t4)
3.47(t4)
3.36 (6)
GA
123
127
158
140
177
166
188
GAPG
3.62 (1)
3.74 (2)
4.65 (4)
4.12 (3)
5.21 (6)
4.89 (5)
5.53 (7)
PP Pct.
23.5 (1)
22.6 (2)
21.3 (3)
18.2 (4)
12.6 (7)
16.8 (6)
17.9 (5)
PK Pct.
84.7 (1)
81.5 (3)
84.0 (2)
79.7 (4)
77.0 (5)
66.7 (7)
71.4 (6)
Season History
REGULAR SEASON CHAMPION
BOSTON COLLEGE
Overall
26-13-3
25-14-4
20-17-2
14-24-1
11-28-1
11-29-2
5-29-3
HOCKEY EAST ALL-STARS
First Team
Position
Second Team
Scott Gordon - BC
G
Terry Taillefer - BU
Claude Lodin - NU
D
Bob Emery - BC
David Quinn - BU
D
Paul Fitzsimmons - NU
Scott Shaunessy - BU
D
John Cullen - BU *
F
* Doug Brown - BC
Scott Harlow - BC *
F
Gord Cruickshank - PC
Jay Heinbuck - NU
F
* Clark Donatelli - BU
*All-Americans; Other All-Americans:
Chris Terreri (PC, G) and Jay Octeau (BU, D)
HOCKEY EAST ALL-ROOKIE TEAM
None selected
NCAA TOURNAMENT
.901
.894
.889
.889
.886
Quarterfinals (two games, total goals)
Minnesota 6, at BU 4
Minnesota 5, at BU 3
at Michigan St. 6, BC 4
at Michigan St. 4, BC 2
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Season History
1986-87 SEASON SNAPSHOT
REGULAR SEASON CHAMPION
BOSTON COLLEGE
TOURNAMENT CHAMPION
BOSTON COLLEGE
Coach of the Year: Bill Riley Jr., Lowell
Rookie of the Year: Brian Leetch, Boston College
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Standings
GP W L T
Boston College 32 26 6 0
Lowell 32 20 10 2
Maine 32 19 12 1
Boston University 32 15 14 3
Northeastern 32 11 18 3
Providence 32
7 22 3
New Hampshire 32
5 24 3
Pts
52
42
39
33
25
17
13
HOCKEY EAST LEADERS
Points
1. Craig Janney - BC
2. Dan Shea - BC
3. Kevin Stevens - BC
4. Jon Morris - UL
5. Ken Hodge - BC
74
60
58
55
50
Goals
1. Kevin Stevens - BC 30
2. Tim Sweeney - BC 29
3. Gord Cruickshank - PC27
4. Jon Morris - UL
24
5. Craig Janney - BC 23
Goals Against Average
1. Scott King - ME
3.06
2. Dave Littman - BC 3.32
3. Bob Deraney - BU 3.78
4. Al Loring - ME
3.89
5. Bruce Racine - NU 3.99
Save Percentage
1. Scott King - ME
2. Dave Littman - BC
3. Bob Deraney - BU
4. Terry Taillefer - BU
5. Al Loring - ME
20
20
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
BRIAN LEETCH
.897
.887
.885
.884
.877
GF
203
146
159
134
110
104
105
GPG
6.35 (1)
4.57 (3)
4.97 (2)
4.19 (4)
3.44 (5)
3.25 (7)
3.29 (6)
GA
121
136
117
132
139
156
179
GAPG
3.79 (2)
4.25 (4)
3.66 (1)
4.13 (3)
4.35 (5)
4.88 (6)
5.60 (7)
PP Pct.
33.3 (1)
20.6 (4)
30.5 (2)
16.6 (7)
17.5 (6)
18.2 (5)
21.0 (3)
PK Pct.
78.8 (4)
75.2 (5)
86.4 (1)
83.0 (2)
79.9 (3)
72.6 (7)
73.3 (6)
Overall
31-8-0
22-12-2
24-16-2
19-15-3
12-21-3
7-23-3
8-27-3
HOCKEY EAST ALL-STARS
First Team
Bruce Racine - NU *
Brian Leetch - BC *
Eric Weinrich - ME *
Craig Janney - BC *
Jon Morris - UL *
Kevin Stevens - BC *
Position
G
D
D
F
F
F
Second Team
Dave Delfino - UL
Paul Ames - UL
Jack Capuano - ME
Gord Cruickshank - PC
John Cullen - BU
Dan Shea - BC
HOCKEY EAST ALL-ROOKIE TEAM
Goalie: Matt Merten, Providence
Defenseman: Greg Brown, Boston College
Defenseman: Brian Leetch, Boston College
Forward: Rick Bennett, Providence
Forward: David Capuano, Maine
Forward: Randy LeBrasseur, Lowell
NCAA TOURNAMENT
Quarterfinals (two games, total goals)
Minnesota 4 at Boston College 1
at Boston College 3, Minnesota 2
at Michigan State 6, Maine 2
at Michigan State 5, Maine 3
1987-88 SEASON SNAPSHOT
TOURNAMENT CHAMPION
NORTHEASTERN
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
MIKE McHUGH
Coach of the Year: Shawn Walsh, Maine
Rookie of the Year: Mario Thyer, Maine
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Standings
GP W L T
Maine
26 20 4 2
Northeastern 26 13 9 4
Boston University 26 11 12 3
Lowell 26 12 14 0
Boston College 26 10 14 2
Providence 26
8 13 5
New Hampshire 26
6 18 2
Pts
44
30
25
24
22
21
14
GF
159
115
116
111
104
97
86
HOCKEY EAST LEADERS
Points
1. David Capuano - ME 59
2. Mike McHugh - ME 42
3. Mike Golden - ME 41
Mike Kelfer - BU
41
Mario Thyer - ME
41
Goals
1. David Capuano - ME 25
2. Jeff Flaherty - UL
22
3. Gord Cruickshank - PC21
Mike Kelfer - BU
21
Mike McHugh - ME 21
Goals Against Average
1. Scott King - ME
2.97
2. Bruce Racine - NU 3.84
3. David Littman - BC 3.97
4. Dave Delfino - UL
4.22
5. Mark Romaine - PC 4.23
Save Percentage
1. Scott King - ME
2. Dave Littman - BC
3. Peter Fish - BU
4. Bruce Racine - NU
5. Pat Morrison - UNH
.902
.889
.887
.882
.875
GPG
6.12 (1)
4.42 (3)
4.46 (2)
4.27 (4)
4.00 (5)
3.73 (6)
3.31 (7)
GA
90
107
117
119
119
119
128
GAPG
3.46 (1)
4.00 (2)
4.50 (3)
4.58 (t4)
4.58 (t4)
4.58 (t4)
4.92 (7)
PP Pct.
28.1 (1)
22.9 (3)
20.7 (6)
22.7 (5)
21.8 (4)
23.9 (2)
13.4 (7)
PK Pct.
77.7 (2)
77.6 (t3)
74.6 (6)
74.4 (7)
77.6 (t3)
75.5 (5)
78.8 (1)
Season History
REGULAR SEASON CHAMPION
MAINE
Overall
34-8-2
21-13-3
14-17-3
20-17-2
13-18-3
13-18-5
7-20-3
HOCKEY EAST ALL-STARS
(*All-Americans)
First Team
Position
Second Team
Scott King - ME
G
David Littman - BC
Jack Capuano - ME *
D
Claude Lodin - NU
Brian Dowd - NU *
D
Carl Valimont - UL
David Capuano - ME *
F
* Mike Golden - ME
Mike McHugh - ME *
F
Mike Kelfer - BU
David O’Brien - NU
F
Dan Shea - BC
Other All-Americans:
Gord Cruickshank (PC, F) and Bruce Racine (NU, G)
HOCKEY EAST ALL-ROOKIE TEAM
Goalie: Pat Morrison, New Hampshire
Defenseman: Will Averill, Northeastern
Defenseman: Tom Dion, Boston University
Forward: David Emma, Boston College
Forward: Mario Thyer, Maine
Forward: Chris Winnes, New Hampshire
NCAA TOURNAMENT
First Round (two games, total goals)
at Northeastern 5, Merrimack 3^
Merrimack 7, at Northeastern 3^
at Wisconsin 7, Lowell 1
Lowell 4, at Wisconsin 4
Quarterfinals (two games, total goals)
Merrimack 4, at Lake Superior 3^
at Lake Superior 5, Merrimack 0^
at Maine 5, Bowling Green 1
at Maine 4, Bowling Green 3
Semifinals
Lake Superior 6, Maine 3
Consolation
Maine 5, Minnesota 2
^Merrimack competed
as an Independent
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Season History
1988-89 SEASON SNAPSHOT
REGULAR SEASON CHAMPION
BOSTON COLLEGE
TOURNAMENT CHAMPION
MAINE
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
GREG BROWN
Coach of the Year: Fern Flaman, Northeastern
Rookies of the Year: Rob Gaudreau, Providence, and Scott Pellerin, Maine
1. 2. 3. 5. 6. 7. Standings
GP W L T
Boston College 26 16 6 4
Maine 26 17 9 0
Northeastern 26 13 11 2
Providence 26 13 11 2
Boston University 26 10 15 1
New Hampshire 26
9 17 0
Lowell 26
4 21 1
Pts
36
34
28
28
21
18
9
HOCKEY EAST LEADERS
Points
1. Tim Sweeney - BC 48
2. David Capuano - ME 43
3. Mike Kelfer - BU
41
4. David Emma - BC 38
5. David Tomlinson - BU37
Goals
1. David Capuano - ME 24
2. Steve Heinze - BC 19
3. Dave Buda - NU
18
4. Rob Gaudreau - PC 16
Mike Kelfer - BU
16
Joe Sacco - BU
16
Tim Sweeney - BC 16
Goals Against Average
1. David Littman - BC 3.04
2. Peter Fish - BU
3.38
3. Matt DelGuidice - ME3.46
4. Scott King - ME
3.60
5. Matt Merten - PC
3.98
Save Percentage
1. David Littman - BC .903
2. Peter Fish - BU
.888
3. Matt DelGuidice - ME.884
4. Scott King - ME
.871
5. Matt Merten - PC
.863
GF
122
127
126
106
114
75
82
GPG
4.69 (3)
4.88 (1)
4.84 (2)
4.07 (5)
4.38 (4)
2.88 (7)
3.14 (6)
GA
89
97
120
112
116
120
156
GAPG
3.23 (1)
3.73 (2)
4.61 (t5)
4.30 (3)
4.46 (4)
4.61 (t5)
6.00 (7)
PP Pct.
28.8 (1)
26.4 (2)
23.2 (5)
23.9 (3)
23.5 (4)
16.5 (7)
20.4 (6)
PK Pct.
85.8 (1)
79.6 (3)
81.5 (2)
76.1 (5)
79.0 (4)
75.8 (6)
70.9 (7)
HOCKEY EAST ALL-STARS
First Team
Position
Second Team
David Littman - BC *
G
Scott King - ME
Greg Brown - BC *
D
* Bob Beers - ME
Jim Hughes - PC
D
Rob Cowie - NU
Dave Buda - NU
F
David Emma - BC
David Capuano - ME *
F
Mike Kelfer - BU
Tim Sweeney - BC *
F
Harry Mews - NU
Other All-American: Rick Bennett (PC, F)
HOCKEY EAST ALL-ROOKIE TEAM
Goalie: Mark Richards, Lowell
Defenseman: Keith Carney, Maine
Defenseman: Shaun Kane, Providence
Forward: Rob Gaudreau, Providence
Forward: Steve Heinze, Boston College
Forward: Scott Pellerin, Maine
NCAA TOURNAMENT
First Round (best of three)
at No. Michigan 9, Providence 5
Providence 4, at No. Michigan 2
Providence 2, at No. Michigan 0
at BC 8, Bowling Green 5
at BC 4, Bowling Green 2
Quarterfinals (best of three)
Providence 8, at Maine 6
at Maine 3, Providence 2
at Maine 4, Providence 3 (2OT)
BC 6, at Michigan St. 3
at Michigan St. 7, BC 2
at Michigan St. 5, BC 4 (OT)
Semifinals
Minnesota 7, Maine 4
Consolation
Michigan State 7, Maine 4
22
22
Overall
25-11-4
31-14-0
18-16-2
22-18-2
14-21-1
12-22-0
8-24-2
1989-90 SEASON SNAPSHOT
TOURNAMENT CHAMPION
BOSTON COLLEGE
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
GREG BROWN
Coach of the Year: Shawn Walsh, Maine
Rookie of the Year: Scott Cashman, Boston University
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 7. 8. Standings
GP W L T
Boston College 21 15 6 0
Maine 21 14 6 1
Boston University 21 12 7 2
Providence 21 11 7 3
New Hampshire 21
8 9 4
Northeastern 21
9 10 2
Lowell 21
5 14 2
Merrimack 21
3 18 0
Pts
30
29
26
25
20
20
12
6
GF
101
88
88
90
86
96
65
64
HOCKEY EAST LEADERS
Points
1. David Emma - BC
2. Steve Heinze - BC
3. Rob Cowie - NU
Harry Mews - NU
Marty McInnis - BC
44
37
30
30
30
Goals
1. David Emma - BC
2. Steve Heinze - BC
3. Jean-Yves Roy - ME
Brian Sullivan - NU
5. Rob Gaudreau - PC
21
20
14
14
13
Goals Against Average
1. Scott King - ME
2.35
2. Scott LaGrand - BC 2.47
3. Matt Merten - PC
2.83
4. Scott Cashman - BU 2.92
5. Matt DelGuidice - ME3.05
Save Percentage
1. Scott LaGrand - BC .909
2. Pat Szturm - UNH .907
3. Scott King - ME
.906
4. Scott Cashman - BU .903
5. Matt DelGuidice - ME.901
GPG
4.81 (1)
4.19 (t4)
4.19 (t4)
4.28 (3)
4.09 (6)
4.57 (2) 3.09 (7)
3.04 (8)
GA
69
57
63
69
86
100
106
128
GAPG
3.29 (t 3)
2.71 (1)
3.00 (2)
3.29 (t 3)
4.09 (5)
4.76 (6)
5.04 (7)
6.09 (8)
PP Pct.
17.8 (6)
18.3 (5)
21.4 (3)
20.7 (4)
23.9 (2)
31.4 (1)
17.7 (7)
16.1 (8)
PK Pct.
84.6 (1)
83.0 (2)
81.6 (4)
80.0 (5)
76.2 (6)
82.2 (3)
73.8 (7)
64.2 (8)
Season History
REGULAR SEASON CHAMPION
BOSTON COLLEGE
Overall
28-13-1
33-11-2
25-17-2
22-10-3
17-17-5
16-19-2
13-20-2
10-24-1
HOCKEY EAST ALL-STARS
(*All-Americans)
First Team
Position
Second Team
Scott King - ME
G
Scott Cashman - BU
Greg Brown - BC *
D
* Keith Carney - ME
Rob Cowie - NU *
D
Jeff Serowik - PC
Mike Boback - PC
F
Rick Bennett - PC
David Emma - BC *
F
Shawn McEachern - BU
Steve Heinze - BC *
F
Harry Mews - NU
Other All-American: Jean Yves-Roy (ME, F)
HOCKEY EAST ALL-ROOKIE TEAM
Goalie: Scott Cashman, Boston University
Defenseman: Peter Ahola, Boston University
Defenseman: Ted Crowley, Boston College
Forward: Tony Amonte, Boston University
Forward: Jim Montgomery, Maine
Forward: Jean-Yves Roy, Maine
NCAA TOURNAMENT
First Round (best of three)
at Maine 8, Bowling Green 4
at Maine 5, Bowling Green 2
North Dakota 8, at Boston University 5
at Boston University 5, North Dakota 3
at Boston University 5, North Dakota 0
Quarterfinals (best of three)
at Boston College 4, Minnesota 2
Minnesota 2, at Boston College 1
at Boston College 6, Minnesota 1
at Wisconsin 7, Maine 3
at Wisconsin 4, Maine 3 (OT)
at Michigan St. 6, Boston University 3
Boston University 5, at Michigan State 3
Boston University 5, at Michigan State 3
Semifinals
Wisconsin 2, Boston College 1
Colgate 3, Boston University 2
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Season History
1990-91 SEASON SNAPSHOT
REGULAR SEASON CHAMPION
BOSTON COLLEGE
TOURNAMENT CHAMPION
BOSTON UNIVERSITY
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
DAVID EMMA
Coach of the Year: Richard Umile, New Hampshire
Rookie of the Year: Jeff Levy, New Hampshire
1. 2. 3. 4. 6. 7. 8. Standings
GP W L T
Boston College 21 16 5 0
Maine 21 15 5 1
Boston University 21 13 6 2
Providence 21 10 9 2
New Hampshire 21 10 9 2
Merrimack 21
7 14 0
Lowell 21
5 15 1
Northeastern 21
3 16 2
Pts
32
31
28
22
22
14
11
8
HOCKEY EAST LEADERS
Points
1. David Emma - BC 51
2. Jean-Yves Roy - ME 43
3. Jim Montgomery - ME 42
4. Shawn McEachern - BU39
5. Brian Downey - ME 37
Goals
1. Bill Guerin - BC
2. David Emma - BC
3. Brian Downey - ME
Rob Gaudreau - PC
Jean-Yves Roy - ME
22
20
19
19
19
Goals Against Average
1. Scott LaGrand - BC 3.02
2. Scott Cashman - BU 3.23
3. Mike Dunham - ME 3.27
Brad Mullahy - PC 3.27
5. John Bradley - BU 3.31
Save Percentage
1. Jeff Levy - UNH
2. Mike Dunham - ME
3. John Bradley - BU
Brad Mullahy - PC
5. Garth Snow - ME
.906
.890
.885
.885
.879
GF
106
110
104
94
79
71
69
86
GPG
5.05 (2)
5.23 (1)
4.95 (3)
4.47 (4)
3.76 (6)
3.38 (7)
3.28 (8)
4.09 (5)
GA
77
73
69
84
78
103
108
127
GAPG
3.67 (3)
3.47 (2)
3.28 (1)
4.00 (5)
3.71 (4)
4.90 (6)
5.14 (7)
6.05 (8)
PP Pct.
25.6 (t2)
33.9 (1)
23.7 (3)
21.5 (4)
18.2 (8)
20.2 (7)
20.6 (6)
25.6 (t2)
PK Pct.
75.9 (5)
85.8 (1)
81.0 (2)
77.0 (3)
71.4 (7)
67.4 (8)
74.3 (6)
76.4 (4)
HOCKEY EAST ALL-STARS
First Team
Position
Second Team
Scott LaGrand - BC
G
* Jeff Levy - UNH
Keith Carney - ME *
D
Rob Cowie - NU
Ted Crowley - BC *
D
Shaun Kane - PC
David Emma - BC *
F
Tony Amonte - BU
Shawn McEachern - BU *
F
Rob Gaudreau - PC
Jean-Yves Roy - ME *
F
* Jim Montgomery - ME
Other All-American: Peter Ahola (BU, D)
HOCKEY EAST ALL-ROOKIE TEAM
Goalie: Jeff Levy, New Hampshire
Defenseman: Scott Lachance, Boston University
Defenseman: Chris Therien, Providence
Forward: Keith Tkachuk, Boston University
Forward: Mike Taylor, Northeastern
Forward: Patrice Tardif, Maine
NCAA TOURNAMENT
First Round (best of three)
Providence 4, at Minnesota 3
at Minnesota 8, Providence 4
at Minnesota 8, Providence 3
Alaska-Anchorage 3, at BC 2
Alaska-Anchorage 3, at BC 1
Quarterfinals (best of three)
at Maine 4, Minnesota 0
at Maine 5, Minnesota 3
at Boston U. 4, Michigan 1
at Boston U. 8, Michigan 1
Semifinals
No. Michigan 5, Maine 3
Boston U. 7, Clarkson 3
Championship
No. Mich. 8, Boston U. 7 (3OT)
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Overall
27-12-0
32-9-2
28-11-2
22-12-2
22-11-2
13-19-1
10-23-1
8-25-2
1991-92 SEASON SNAPSHOT
TOURNAMENT CHAMPION
MAINE
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
SCOTT PELLERIN
Coach of the Year: Jack Parker, Boston University
Rookies of the Year: Craig Darby, Providence, and Ian Moran, Boston College
Sportsmanship Award: Joe Flanagan, New Hampshire
Team Sportsmanship Award: Merrimack
1. 2. 4. 5. 6.
7. 8. Standings
GP W L
New Hampshire 21 15 4
Boston University 21 11 6
Maine 21 12 7
Providence 21 11 8
Boston College 21 10 9
UMass Lowell 21 6 11
Northeastern 21 7 14
Merrimack 21 4 17
T
2
4
2
2
2
4
0
0
Pts
32
26
26
24
22
16
14
8
HOCKEY EAST LEADERS
Points
1. Mike Boback - PC 39
2. Domenic Amodeo - UNH36
Jean-Yves Roy - ME 36
4. David Franzosa - BC 34
Jim Montgomery - ME 34
Goals
1. Scott Pellerin - ME
2. Jean-Yves Roy - ME
3. Joe Flanagan - UNH
Scott Morrow - UNH
5. Mike Boback - PC
23
20
17
16
14
Goals Against Average
1. Derek Herlofsky - BU2.45
2. Garth Snow - ME
2.53
3. Mike Dunham - ME 2.58
4. Scott LaGrand - BC 3.54
5. Brad Mullahy - PC 3.67
Save Percentage
1. Jeff Levy - UNH
.893
2. Garth Snow - ME
.892
3. Scott LaGrand - BC .888
4. Mark Richards - UML.886
5. Brad Mullahy - PC .882
GF
94
92
115
99
68
75
70
60
GPG
4.48 (3)
4.38 (4)
5.48 (1)
4.71 (2)
3.24 (7)
3.57 (5)
3.33 (6)
2.86 (8)
GA
75
88
54
79
76
91
103
102
GAPG
3.57 (2)
4.19 (5)
2.55 (1)
3.76 (4)
3.62 (3)
4.33 (6)
4.90 (8)
4.86 (7)
PP Pct.
22.5 (3)
17.9 (5)
27.1 (2)
33.3 (1)
21.2 (4)
17.0 (t6)
14.0 (8)
17.0 (t6)
PK Pct.
71.8 (7)
71.6 (8)
90.0 (1)
84.7 (2)
78.3 (t3)
78.3 (t3)
74.0 (6)
77.9 (5)
Season History
REGULAR SEASON CHAMPION
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Overall
24-11-2
23-8-4
17-16-2
21-13-2
15-17-3
11-19-4
16-19-0
13-21-0
HOCKEY EAST ALL-STARS
(*All-Americans)
First Team
Position
Second Team
Mark Richards - UML
G
Garth Snow - ME
Tom Dion - BU *
D
Chris Imes - ME
Rob Gaudreau - PC *
D
Kevin O’Sullivan - BU
Mike Boback - PC
F
Jim Montgomery - ME
Scott Pellerin - ME *
F
Scott Morrow - UNH
David Sacco - BU *
F
* Jean-Yves Roy - ME
Other All-Americans:
Domenic Amodeo (UNH, F) and Scott LaGrand (BC,G)
HOCKEY EAST ALL-ROOKIE TEAM
Goalie: Todd Reynolds, Northeastern
Defenseman: Rich Brennan, Boston University
Defenseman: Ian Moran, Boston College
Forward: Craig Darby, Providence
Forward: John Lilley, Boston University
Forward: Mike Prendergast, Boston University
NCAA TOURNAMENT
First Round
Michigan State 4, Boston University 2
Wisconsin 4, New Hampshire 2
Quarterfinals
Michigan State 3, Maine 2
Following the 1991-92 season, Maine was
required to retroactively forfeit 13 games
due to the use of a player later deemed
ineligible. For continuity purposes, all other
statistics (including tournament seedings)
reflect team and player performance prior
to the forfeiture of those games.
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Season History
1992-93 SEASON SNAPSHOT
REGULAR SEASON CHAMPION
MAINE
TOURNAMENT CHAMPION
MAINE
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
PAUL KARIYA
Coach of the Year: Shawn Walsh, Maine
Rookie of the Year: Paul Kariya, Maine
Sportsmanship Award: Shane Henry, UMass Lowell
Team Sportsmanship Award: Boston College
1. 2. 3. 4. 6. 7. 8. Standings
GP W L
Maine 24 22 1
Boston University 24 18 5
New Hampshire 24 11 11
UMass Lowell 24 10 13
Providence 24 9 12
Merrimack 24 8 16
Boston College 24 6 15
Northeastern 24 6 17
T
1
1
2
1
3
0
3
1
Pts
45
37
24
21
21
16
15
13
HOCKEY EAST LEADERS
Points
1. Paul Kariya - ME
63
2. Jim Montgomery - ME49
3. Cal Ingraham - ME 45
4. Shane Henry - UML 38
Mike Murray - UML 38
Goals
1. Cal Ingraham - ME
2. Chris Ferraro - ME
3. Jim Montgomery - ME
Brian Ridolfi - PC
David Sacco - BU
26
21
17
17
17
Goals Against Average
1. Garth Snow - ME
2.01
2. Mike Dunham - ME 2.64
3. Scott Cashman - BU 3.00
4. Derek Herlofsky - BU3.22
5. Brett Abel - UNH
3.64
Save Percentage
1. Garth Snow - ME
.924
2. Scott Cashman - BU .903
3. Mike Dunham - ME .893
4. Brett Abel - UNH
.889
5. Derek Herlofsky - BU.881
Dwayne Roloson - UML.881
GF
162
126
102
100
91
85
80
89
GPG
6.75 (1)
5.25 (2)
4.25 (3)
4.17 (4)
3.79 (5)
3.54 (7)
3.33 (8)
3.71 (6)
GA
56
84
99
100 109
141
120
127
GAPG
2.33 (1)
3.50 (2)
4.13 (3)
4.17 (4)
4.54 (5)
5.88 (8)
5.00 (6)
5.29 (7)
PP Pct.
22.2 (1)
21.8 (2)
17.0 (5)
15.0 (8)
15.4 (7)
19.8 (3)
16.5 (6)
17.9 (4)
PK Pct.
87.4 (1)
81.5 (2)
78.8 (4)
79.9 (3)
77.6 (5)
72.9 (7)
75.2 (6)
70.1 (8)
HOCKEY EAST ALL-STARS
First Team
Position
Second Team
Mike Dunham - ME *
G
Garth Snow - ME
Chris Imes - ME *
D
* Kaj Linna - BU
Kevin O’Sullivan - BU
D
Chris Therien - PC
Paul Kariya - ME *
F
Rob Donovan - UNH
Jim Montgomery - ME *
F
Shane Henry - UML
David Sacco - BU *
F
Mike Murray - UML
Other All-American: Cal Ingraham (ME, F)
HOCKEY EAST ALL-ROOKIE TEAM
Goalie: Mike Veisor, Northeastern
Defenseman: Dave MacIsaac, Maine
Defenseman: Dan McGillis, Northeastern
Forward: Chris Ferraro, Maine
Forward: Mark Goble, Merrimack
Forward: Paul Kariya, Maine
NCAA TOURNAMENT
Quarterfinals
Maine 6, Minnesota 2
Boston U. 4, No. Michigan 1
Semifinals
Lake Superior 6, Boston U. 1
Maine 4, Michigan 3 (OT)
Championship
Maine 5, Lake Superior 4
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Overall
42-1-2
29-9-2
18-17-3
20-17-2
16-16-4
14-20-2
9-24-5
10-24-1
1993-94 SEASON SNAPSHOT
TOURNAMENT CHAMPION
BOSTON UNIVERSITY
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
DWAYNE ROLOSON
Coach of the Year: Bruce Crowder, UMass Lowell
Rookie of the Year: Greg Bullock, UMass Lowell
Sportsmanship Award: Michael Spalla, Boston College
Team Sportsmanship Award: Northeastern
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Standings
GP W L
Boston University 24 21 3
UMass Lowell 24 14 6
New Hampshire 24 13 9
Northeastern 24 10 8
Providence 24 9 13
Boston College 24 7 12
Merrimack 24 8 14
Maine 24 3 2
0
T
0
4
2
6
2
5
2
1
Pts
42
32
28
26
20
19
18
7
HOCKEY EAST LEADERS
Points
1. Mike Pomichter - BU 33
2. Greg Bullock - UML 31
Jacques Joubert - BU31
4. J.F. Aube - NU
27
Ian Hebert - UML
27
Jay Pandolfo - BU 27
Chad Quenneville - PC27
Goals
1. J.F. Aube - NU
18
2. Mike Pomichter - BU 16
Chad Quenneville - PC 16
4. Jacques Joubert - BU14
5. Greg Bullock - UML 11
Jay Pandolfo - BU
11
Goals Against Average
1. Derek Herlofsky - BU2.27
2. J.P. McKersie - BU 2.58
3. Dwayne Roloson - UML2.99
4. Blair Allison - ME
3.17
5. Trent Cavicchi - UNH3.24
Save Percentage
1. Derek Herlofsky - BU.915
2. J.P. McKersie - BU .906
3. Dwayne Roloson - UML.904
4. Trent Cavicchi - UNH.891
Greg Taylor - BC
.891
Near the close of the 1993-94 season, Maine was required to forfeit
14 games due to the use of a player
deemed ineligible. For continuity
purposes, all other statistics reflect
team and player performance prior
to the forfeiture of those games.
GF
120
91
90
94
74
85
77
92
GPG
5.00 (1)
3.79 (4)
3.75 (5)
3.91 (2)
3.08 (8)
3.54 (6)
3.21 (7)
3.83 (3)
GA
63
91
91
95
111
96
110
130
GAPG
2.63 (1)
3.79 (t2)
3.79 (t2)
3.95 (4)
4.63 (7)
4.00 (5)
4.58 (6)
5.41 (8)
PP Pct.
21.8 (2)
22.2 (1)
17.0 (5)
17.9 (4)
15.0 (8)
15.4 (7)
19.8 (3)
16.5 (6)
PK Pct.
81.6 (6)
89.1 (1)
82.2 (5)
82.4 (4)
76.4 (7)
83.5 (3)
74.4 (8)
83.9 (2)
Season History
REGULAR SEASON CHAMPION
BOSTON UNIVERSITY
Overall
34-7-0
25-10-5
25-12-3
19-13-7
14-19-3
15-16-5
16-19-2
6-29-1
HOCKEY EAST ALL-STARS
First Team
Position
Second Team
Dwayne Roloson - UML *
G
Derek Herlofsky - BU
Rich Brennan - BU *
D
Scott Malone - UNH
Francois Bouchard - NU
D
Michael Spalla - BC
Shane Henry - UML *
F
J.F. Aube - NU
Jacques Joubert - BU *
F
Greg Bullock - UML
Mike Taylor - NU
F
Mike Latendresse - ME
Other All-Americans: J.P. McKersie (BU, G),
Mike Pomichter (BU, F) and Chad Quenneville (PC, F)
HOCKEY EAST ALL-ROOKIE TEAM
Goalie: Greg Taylor, Boston College
Defenseman: John Jakopin, Merrimack
Defenseman: Tim Murray, New Hampshire
Forward: Shawn Bates, Boston University
Forward: Eric Boguniecki, New Hampshire
Forward: Greg Bullock, UMass Lowell
NCAA TOURNAMENT
First Round
New Hampshire 2, RPI 0
UMass Lowell 4, Michigan State 3
Lake Superior State 6, Northeastern 5 (OT)
Quarterfinals
Boston University 4, Wisconsin 1
Harvard 7, New Hampshire 1
Minnesota 2, UMass Lowell 1 (2OT)
Semifinals
Boston University 4, Minnesota 1
Championship
Lake Superior State 9, Boston University 1
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Season History
1994-95 SEASON SNAPSHOT
REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS
TOURNAMENT CHAMPION
BOSTON UNIVERSITY
BOSTON UNIVERSITY
MAINE
Coach of the Year: Shawn Walsh, Maine
Rookie of the Year: Mark Mowers, New Hampshire
Sportsmanship Award: Steven Thornton, Boston University
Team Sportsmanship Award: New Hampshire
1. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Standings
GP W L
Boston University 24 16 5
Maine 24 15 3
New Hampshire 24 14 6
Northeastern
24 11 8
UMass Lowell 24 11 12
Providence 24
7 11
Merrimack 24
7 12
Boston College 24
8 14
Massachusetts 24
3 21
T SW Pts^
3 2 88
6 1 88
4 0 78
5 5 70
1 1 58
6 3 50
5 3 48
2 1 45
0 0 15
HOCKEY EAST LEADERS
GPG
5.46 (1)
4.33 (4)
4.71 (2)
4.08 (6) 4.38 (3)
4.25 (5)
3.08 (8)
3.58 (7)
2.67 (9)
GA
82
63
85
89
116
103
91
119
129
GAPG
3.42 (2)
2.63 (1)
3.54 (3)
3
.70 (4)
4.83 (7)
4.29 (6)
3.79 (5)
4.96 (8)
5.38 (9)
PP Pct.
23.9 (3)
28.9 (1)
22.8 (4)
20.0 (7)
22.7 (5)
24.1 (2)
21.1 (6)
15.6 (8)
7.9 (9)
PK Pct.
81.8 (4)
84.8 (2)
90.7 (1)
84.5 (3)
81.1 (5)
77.6 (6)
76.9 (7)
74.8 (8)
70.1 (9)
Overall
31-6-3
32-6-6
22-10-4
16-14-5
17-19-4
14-17-6
14-18-5
11-22-2
6-28-2
HOCKEY EAST ALL-STARS
Points
1. Greg Bullock - UML 47
2. Mike Grier - BU
38
3. Chad Quenneville - PC36
4. Jeff Tory - ME
35
5. Ryan Haggerty - BC 34
Chris O’Sullivan - BU 34
Position
Blair Allison - ME *
G
Martin Legault - MC
Chris Imes - ME *
D
Dan McGillis - NU
Kaj Linna - BU *
D
*Jeff Tory - ME
Greg Bullock - UML *
F
* Chris O’Sullivan - BU
Eric Flinton - UNH
F
* Chad Quenneville - PC
Mike Grier - BU *
F
Jordon Shields - NU
Goals
1. Mike Grier - BU
21
2. Greg Bullock - UML 18
Jeff Daw - UML
18
Chad Quenneville - PC18
5. Ryan Haggerty - BC 17
HOCKEY EAST ALL-ROOKIE TEAM
Goals Against Average
1. Blair Allison - ME
2.72
2. Derek Herlofsky - BU3.20
3. Martin Legault - MC 3.32
Tom Noble - BU
3.32
5. Mike Veisor - NU
3.33
Save Percentage
1. Martin Legault - MC .902
2. Bob Bell - PC
.897
3. Mike Veisor - NU
.895
4. Mike Heinke - UNH .894
5. Blair Allison - ME
.883
Todd Reynolds - NU .883
^ In the 1994-95 and 1995-96
seasons, teams were awarded
five points for a win. In the event
of a tie, each team was given
two points with an additional
point to the winner of a shootout.
28
28
GF
131
104
113
98
105
102
74
86
64
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
CHRIS IMES
Goalie: Brian Regan, Massachusetts
Defenseman: Chris Kelleher, Boston University
Defenseman: Jeff Tory, Maine
Forward: Casey Kesselring, Merrimack
Forward: Mark Mowers, New Hampshire
Forward: Shawn Wansborough, Maine
NCAA TOURNAMENT
First Round
Denver 9, New Hampshire 2
Quarterfinals
Boston University 6, Lake Superior State 2
Maine 4, Denver 2
Semifinals
Boston University 7, Minnesota 3
Maine 4, Michigan 3 (3OT)
Championship
Boston University 6, Maine 2
1995-96 SEASON SNAPSHOT
TOURNAMENT CHAMPION
PROVIDENCE
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
JAY PANDOLFO
Coach of the Year: Bruce Crowder, UMass Lowell
Rookie of the Year: Marty Reasoner, Boston College
Sportsmanship Award: Todd Hall, New Hampshire
Team Sportsmanship Award: New Hampshire
1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
6. 7. 8. 9. Standings
GP W L
Boston University 24 17 5
UMass Lowell
24 16 6
Maine 24 14 6
Providence 24 12 9
Boston College 24 12 10
New Hampshire 24 8 12
Northeastern 24 6 13
Massachusetts 24 4 14
Merrimack 24 4 18
T SW Pts^
2 1 90
2 1 85
4 2 80
3 0 66
2 1 65
4 1 49
5 5 45
6 4 36
2 0 24
HOCKEY EAST LEADERS
Points
1. Chris Drury - BU
42
2. Eric Boguniecki - UNH 40
Jay Pandolfo - BU
40
4. Brendan Concannon - UML34
5. Mark Mowers - UNH 33
Christian Sbrocca - UML33
Goals
1. Chris Drury - BU
22
Jay Pandolfo - BU
22
3. Eric Boguniecki - UNH 20
4. Shawn Wansborough - ME18
5. Shawn Bates - BU
17
Sal Manganaro - UMass
17
Eric Nickulas - UNH
17
Goals Against Average
1. Tom Noble - BU
2.89
2. Blair Allison (UME) 3.09
3. Todd Reynolds - NU 3.13
4. Dan Dennis - PC
3.30
5. Martin Legault - MC 3.58
Save Percentage
1. Todd Reynolds - NU
2. Dan Dennis - PC
3. Tom Noble - BU
4. Martin Legault - MC
5. Mike Veisor - NU
.903
.901
.895
.888
.884
GF
132
114
102
83
89
99
79
81
83
GPG
5.50 (1)
4.75 (2)
4.25 (3)
3.46 (t6)
3.71 (5)
4.13 (4)
3.29 (9)
3.38 (8)
3.46 (t6)
GA
79
96
75
83
102
103
93
120
111
GAPG
3.29 (2)
4.00 (5)
3.13 (1)
3.46 (3)
4.25 (6)
4.29 (7)
3.93 (4)
5.00 (9)
4.63 (8)
PP Pct.
27.4 (1)
24.3 (3)
23.8 (4)
19.5 (5)
15.8 (8)
26.2 (2)
19.0 (6)
15.2 (9)
17.2 (7)
PK Pct.
83.0 (2)
79.6 (4)
87.8 (1)
80.3 (3)
77.7 (7)
78.9 (6)
79.1 (5)
70.6 (9)
76.9 (8)
Season History
REGULAR SEASON CHAMPION
BOSTON UNIVERSITY
Overall
30-7-3
26-10-4
26-9-4
21-15-3
16-17-3
12-18-4
10-21-5
10-19-6
10-19-5
HOCKEY EAST ALL-STARS
(*All-Americans)
Position
Blair Allison - ME
G
Dan Dennis - PC
Jon Coleman - BU *
D
* Dan McGillis - NU
Todd Hall - UNH
D
* Jeff Tory - ME
Chris Drury - BU *
F
Mark Mowers - UNH
David Hymovitz - BC
F
* Jay Pandolfo - BU
Tim Lovell - ME
F
Christian Sbrocca - UML
HOCKEY EAST ALL-ROOKIE TEAM
Goalie: Michel Larocque, Boston University
Defenseman: Brett Clark, Maine
Defenseman: Darrel Scoville, Merrimack
Forward: Derek Bekar, New Hampshire
Forward: Steve Kariya, Maine
Forward: Marty Reasoner, Boston College
NCAA TOURNAMENT
First Round
Minnesota 5, Providence 1
UMass Lowell 6, Michigan State 2
Quarterfinals
Boston University 3, Clarkson 2
Colorado College 5, UMass Lowell 3
Semifinals
Michigan 4, Boston University 0
^ In the 1994-95 and 1995-96
seasons, teams were awarded
five points for a win. In the event
of a tie, each team was given two
points with an additional point to
the winner of a shootout.
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1996-97 SEASON SNAPSHOT
REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS
TOURNAMENT CHAMPION
BOSTON UNIVERSITY
BOSTON UNIVERSITY
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Coach of the Year: Richard Umile, New Hampshire
Rookie of the Year: Greg Koehler, UMass Lowell
Best Defensive Forward: Travis Dillabough, Providence
Sportsmanship Award: Steve Kariya, Maine
Team Sportsmanship Award: Maine
1. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Standings
GP W L
Boston University 24 16 4
New Hampshire 24 18 6
Maine ^
24 16 7
Providence 24 12 11
Merrimack 24 11 11
Boston College 24 9 12
UMass Lowell
24 9 14
Massachusetts 24 7 17
Northeastern 24 3 19
T
4
0
1
1
2
3
1
0
2
Pts
36
36
33
25
24
21
19
14
8
HOCKEY EAST LEADERS
Points
1. Chris Drury - BU
2. Jason Krog - UNH
3. Steve Kariya - ME
Mark Mowers - UNH
5. Eric Nickulas - UNH
41
40
36
36
36
Goals
1. Chris Drury - BU
27
2. Eric Nickulas - UNH 22
3. Tom Nolan - UNH
17
4. Marty Reasoner - BC 16
5. Mark Mowers - UNH 15
Mike Sylvia - BU
15
Goals Against Average
1. Michel Larocque - BU 2.57
2. Alfie Michaud - ME 2.86
3. Tom Noble - BU
3.19
4. Sean Matile - UNH 3.20
5. Brian Larochelle - UNH3.37
Save Percentage
1. Sean Matile - UNH .913
2. Michel Larocque - BU.903
3. Eric Thibeault - MC .895
4. Dan Dennis - PC
.890
5. Brian Larochelle - UNH.883
GF
GPG
116 4.83 (3)
130 5.42 (1)
120 5.00 (2)
101 4.21 (4)
88 3.67 (6)
96 4.00 (5)
83 3.46 (7)
69 2.88 (8)
66 2.75 (9)
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
CHRIS DRURY
GA GAPG
71 2.96 (1)
76 3.17 (t2)
76 3.17 (t2)
88 3.67 (4)
98 4.08 (5)
112 4.67 (6)
113 4.71 (7)
117 4.88 (8)
118 4.92 (9)
PP Pct.
26.0 (4)
27.1 (2)
32.1 (1)
17.9 (7)
16.7 (8)
26.7 (3)
21.2 (5)
13.5 (9)
19.5 (6)
PK Pct.
83.6 (1)
78.9 (4)
82.9 (2)
80.3 (3)
75.2 (7)
71.2 (8)
77.9 (5)
65.5 (9)
75.6 (6)
HOCKEY EAST ALL-STARS
Position
Martin Legault - MC
G
Tom Noble - BU
Jon Coleman - BU *
D
* Tim Murray - UNH
Jason Mansoff - ME
D
Mike Nicholishen - UML
Eric Boguniecki - UNH
F
* Jason Krog - UNH
Neil Donovan - UML
F
Mark Mowers - UNH
Chris Drury - BU *
F
Marty Reasoner - BC
Other All-American: Chris Kelleher (BU, D)
HOCKEY EAST ALL-ROOKIE TEAM
Goalie: Sean Matile, New Hampshire
Defenseman: Mike Mottau, Boston College
Defenseman: Tom Poti, Boston University
Forward: Greg Koehler, UMass Lowell
Forward: Cory Larose, Maine
Forward: Mike Souza, New Hampshire
NCAA TOURNAMENT
First Round
Colorado College 3, New Hampshire 2
Regional Finals
Boston University 4, Denver 3 (OT)
Semifinals
Boston University 3, Michigan 2
Championship
North Dakota 6, Boston University 4
^ Maine was not eligible to compete in the 1997 Hockey East
tournament.
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Overall
26-9-6
28-11-0
24-10-1
15-20-1
15-19-2
15-19-4
15-21-2
12-23-0
8-25-3
1997-98 SEASON SNAPSHOT
TOURNAMENT CHAMPION
BOSTON COLLEGE
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
CHRIS DRURY
Coach of the Year: Bruce Crowder, Northeastern
Rookie of the Year: Brian Gionta, Boston College
Best Defensive Forward: Chris Drury, Boston University
Sportsmanship Award: Steve Kariya, Maine
Team Sportsmanship Award: Maine
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Standings
GP W L
Boston University 24 18 4
Boston College 24 15 5
New Hampshire 24 15 8
Northeastern 24 13 8
UMass Lowell 24 11 10
Maine 24 10 11
Providence 24 9 13
Merrimack 24 4 20
Massachusetts
24 3 19
T
2
4
1
3
3
3
2
0
2
Pts
38
34
31
29
25
23
20
8
8
GF
95
107
104
77
88
98
65
78
62
HOCKEY EAST LEADERS
Points
1. Tom Nolan - UNH
42
Marty Reasoner - BC 42
3. Brian Gionta - BC
38
Jason Krog - UNH 38
5. Mark Mowers - UNH 37
Goals
1. Brian Gionta - BC
22
2. Derek Bekar - UNH 21
3. Jason Krog - UNH 20
Kris Porter - MC
20
5. Marty Reasoner - BC 17
Goals Against Average
1. Michel Larocque - BU1.74
2. Sean Matile - UNH 2.55
3. Tom Noble - BU
2.64
4. Mark Kane - PC
2.94
5. Scott Clemmensen - BC3.06
Marc Robitaille - NU 3.06
Save Percentage
1. Michel Larocque - BU.929
2. Sean Matile - UNH .909
Marc Robitaille - NU .909
4. Mark Kane - PC
.900
5. Tom Noble - BU
.890
GPG
3.96 (4)
4.46 (1) 4.33 (2)
3.21 (7)
3.67 (5)
4.08 (3)
2.71 (8)
3.25 (6)
2.58 (9)
GA
52
78
62
78
89
89
82
128
116
GAPG
2.17 (1)
3.25 (t3)
2.67 (2)
3.25 (t3)
3.71 (t6)
3.71 (t6)
3.42 (5)
5.33 (9)
4.83 (8)
PP Pct.
17.9 (6)
26.9 (1)
23.5 (3)
15.5 (9)
22.5 (4)
25.0 (2)
16.0 (8)
20.0 (5)
17.4 (7)
PK Pct.
89.8 (1)
79.3 (5)
87.3 (2)
82.5 (3)
80.0 (4)
78.6 (6)
76.3 (7)
70.6 (9)
71.7 (8)
Season History
REGULAR SEASON CHAMPION
BOSTON UNIVERSITY
Overall
28-8-2
28-9-5
25-12-1
21-15-3
16-16-3
17-15-4
15-18-3
11-26-1
6-24-3
HOCKEY EAST ALL-STARS
(*All-Americans)
First Team
Position
Second Team
Marc Robitaille - NU *
G
Michel Larocque - BU
Mike Mottau - BC *
D
* Chris Kelleher - BU
Tom Poti - BU *
D
Mike Nicholishen - UML
Chris Drury - BU *
F
Derek Bekar - UNH
Jason Krog - UNH
F
* Brian Gionta - BC
Marty Reasoner - BC *
F
* Mark Mowers - UNH
HOCKEY EAST ALL-ROOKIE TEAM
Goalie: Boyd Ballard, Providence
Goalie: Scott Clemmensen, Boston College
Defenseman: Bobby Allen, Boston College
Defenseman: Rob Scuderi, Boston College
Forward: Carl Corazzini, Boston University
Forward: Brian Cummings, Northeastern
Forward: Brian Gionta, Boston College
Forward: Matthias Trattnig, Maine
NCAA TOURNAMENT
First Round
New Hampshire 7, Wisconsin 4
Quarterfinals
Boston College 6, Colorado College 1
New Hampshire 4, Boston University 3 (OT)
Semifinals
Michigan 4, New Hampshire 0
Boston College 5, Ohio State 2
Championship
Michigan 3, Boston College 2 (OT)
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1998-99 SEASON SNAPSHOT
REGULAR SEASON CHAMPION
NEW HAMPSHIRE
TOURNAMENT CHAMPION
BOSTON COLLEGE
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
JASON KROG
Coach of the Year: Richard Umile, New Hampshire
Rookie of the Year: Darren Haydar, New Hampshire
Best Defensive Forward: Doug Nolan, UMass Lowell
Best Defensive Defenseman: Steve O’Brien, New Hampshire
Sportsmanship Award: Steve Kariya, Maine
Team Sportsmanship Award: Merrimack and New Hampshire
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 8. 9. Standings
GP W L
New Hampshire 24 18 3
Maine 24 17 5
Boston College 24 15 7
Providence 24 12 11
Boston University 24 8 13
UMass Lowell 24 9 15
Massachusetts 24 8 14
Merrimack 24 7 16
Northeastern
24 6 16
T
3
2
2
1
3
0
2
1
2
Pts
39
36
32
25
19
18
18
15
14
GF
100
96
99
90
72
65
56
67
74
GPG
4.12 (2)
3.97 (3)
4.15 (1)
3.72 (4)
2.97 (6)
2.69 (8)
2.31 (9)
2.79 (7)
3.06 (5)
GA
49
64
73
81
86
85
86
94
101
GAPG
2.02 (1)
2.65 (2)
3.06 (3)
3.35 (4)
3.52 (5)
3.55 (t6)
3.55 (t6)
3.91 (8)
4.14 (9)
PP Pct.
21.4 (3)
18.2 (5)
20.5 (4)
26.0 (1)
17.0 (7)
14.4 (8)
10.3 (9)
17.5 (6)
21.8 (2)
PK Pct.
88.6 (1)
81.8 (t4)
81.8 (t4)
86.1 (2)
76.5 (9)
82.0 (3)
77.0 (8)
79.1 (7)
79.8 (6)
HOCKEY EAST ALL-STARS
HOCKEY EAST LEADERS
Points
1. Jason Krog - UNH
2. Brian Gionta - BC
3. Mike Souza - UNH
4. Darren Haydar - UNH
5. Steve Kariya - ME
53
41
39
38
37
Goals Against Average
1. Ty Conklin - UNH
1.64
2. Sean Matile - UNH
2.22
3. Alfie Michaud - ME
2.60
4. Scott Clemmensen - BC3.01
5. Scott Fankhouser - UML3.17
Goals
1. Darren Haydar - UNH
Jason Krog - UNH
3. Jeff Farkas - BC
Brian Gionta - BC
5. Blake Bellefeuille - BC
Kris Porter - MC
20
20
16
16
15
15
Save Percentage
1. Ty Conklin - UNH
.926
2. Sean Matile - UNH
.903
3. Markus Helanen - UMass
.898
4. Michel Larocque - BU .895
5. Alfie Michaud - ME
.889
Assists
1. Cory Larose - ME
2. Mike Mottau - BC
3. Blake Bellefeuille - BC
Mike Souza - UNH
Dan Cavanaugh - UNH
24
22
20
20
20
Wins
1. Ty Conklin - UNH
2. Matt Yeats - ME
Rick DiPietro - BU
4. Scott Clemmensen - BC
5. Tim Kelleher - BC
13
10
10
9
6
First Team
Position
Second Team
Michel Larocque - BU *
G
Ty Conklin - UNH
David Cullen - ME *
D
Anthony Cappelletti - UML
Jayme Filipowicz - UNH *
D
* Mike Mottau - BC
Brian Gionta - BC *
F
Darren Haydar - UNH
Steve Kariya - ME *
F
Mike Omicioli - PC
Jason Krog - UNH *
F
* Rejean Stringer - MC
HOCKEY EAST ALL-ROOKIE TEAM
Goalie: Ty Conklin, New Hampshire
Defenseman: Jim Fahey, Northeastern
Defenseman: Peter Metcalf, Maine
Forward: Greg Classen, Merrimack
Forward: Darren Haydar, New Hampshire
Forward: Barrett Heisten, Maine
Forward: Willie Levesque, Northeastern
NCAA TOURNAMENT
First Round
Maine 4, Ohio State 2
Boston College 2, Northern Michigan 1
Quarterfinals
Maine 7, Clarkson 2
New Hampshire 2, Michigan 1 (OT)
Boston College 3, North Dakota 1
Semifinals
New Hampshire 5, Michigan State 3
Maine 2, Boston College 1
Championship
Maine 3, New Hampshire 2 (OT)
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Overall
31-7-3
31-6-4
27-12-4
20-17-1
14-20-3
17-19-0
12-21-2
11-24-1
11-20-3
1999-2000 SEASON SNAPSHOT
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 7. 8. 9. Standings
GP W L
Boston University 24 15 3
New Hampshire 24 13 5
Boston College 24 15 8
Maine 24 13 7
Providence 24 10 13
Northeastern 24 8 11
Merrimack 24 6 12
Massachusetts 24 5 15
UMass Lowell 24 5 16
T
6
6
1
4
1
5
6
4
3
Pts
36
32
31
30
21
21
18
14
13
GF
85
75
91
88
65
67
58
50
60
GPG
3.54 (3) 3.12 (4)
3.79 (1)
3.67 (2)
2.71 (6)
2.79 (5)
2.42 (8)
2.08 (9)
2.50 (7)
33
30
29
29
28
28
28
Goals
1. Brian Gionta - BC
2. Jeff Farkas - BC
3. Darren Haydar - UNH
4. Tommi Degerman - BU
5. Ben Guite - ME
Chris Heron - BU
Sandy Cohen - MC
20
17
14
13
12
12
12
Assists
1. Cory Larose - ME
2. Mike Mottau - BC
3. Blake Bellefeuille - BC
Mike Souza - UNH
Dan Cavanaugh - BU
24
22
20
20
20
Goals Against Average
1. Scott Clemmensen - BC1.98
2. Tim Kelleher - BC
2.13
3. Ty Conklin - UNH
2.60
4. Matt Yeats - ME
2.72
5. Cris Classen - MC
2.80
Save Percentage
1. Scott Clemmensen - BC
Tim Kelleher - BC
3. Cris Classen - MC
4. Matt Yeats - ME
5. Ty Conklin - UNH
GAPG
2.88 (4)
2.63 (2)
2.08 (1)
2.79 (3)
3.29 (8)
3.17 (6)
3.38 (9)
2.96 (5)
3.25 (7)
PP Pct.
20.6 (1)
11.7 (t7)
18.0 (3)
19.9 (2)
12.8 (6)
15.9 (4)
13.4 (5)
8.3 (9)
11.7 (t7)
PK Pct.
84.8 (4)
82.1 (7)
91.9 (1)
83.6 (6)
88.1 (2)
86.8 (3)
81.8 (8)
83.7 (5)
81.6 (9)
Overall
25-10-7
23-9-6
29-12-1
27-8-5
18-18-2
12-19-5
11-19-6
11-20-5
9-22-3
HOCKEY EAST ALL-STARS
HOCKEY EAST LEADERS
Points
1. Cory Larose - ME
2. Brian Gionta - BC
3. Jeff Farkas - BC
Mike Souza - UNH
5. Blake Bellefeuille - BC
Tommi Degerman - BU
Chris Heron - BU
GA
69
68
50
67
79
76
81
71
78
PLAYERS OF THE YEAR
TY CONKLIN, So. G, UNH
MIKE MOTTAU, Sr. D, BC
Season History
REGULAR SEASON CHAMPION
TOURNAMENT CHAMPION
BOSTON UNIVERSITY
MAINE
Coach of the Year: Jack Parker, Boston University
Rookie of the Year: Rick DiPietro, Boston University
Best Defensive Forward: John Sadowski, New Hampshire
Best Defensive Defenseman: Mike Mottau, Boston College
Sportsmanship Award: Cory Larose, Maine
Team Sportsmanship Award: New Hampshire
.918
.918
.916
.906
.902
Wins
1. Ty Conklin - UNH
13
2. Matt Yeats - ME
10
Rick DiPietro - BU
10
4. Scott Clemmensen - BC 9
5. Tim Kelleher - BC
6
First Team
Ty Conklin - UNH *
Chris Dyment - BU *
Mike Mottau - BC *
Jeff Farkas - BC *
Brian Gionta - BC *
Cory Larose - ME *
(*All-Americans)
Position
Second Team
G
Rick DiPietro - BU
D
Bobby Allen - BC
D
Pat Aufiero - BU
F
Blake Bellefeuille - BC
F
Darren Haydar - UNH
F
Mike Souza - UNH
HOCKEY EAST
ALL-ROOKIE TEAM
Goalie: Rick DiPietro, Boston University
Defenseman: Ron Hainsey, UMass Lowell
Defenseman: Freddy Meyer, Boston University
Forward: Anthony Aquino, Merrimack
Forward: Brian Collins, Boston University
Forward: Peter Fregoe, Providence
Forward: Krys Kolanos, Boston College
NCAA TOURNAMENT
First Round
Niagara 4, New Hampshire 1
Boston College 6, Michigan State 5 (OT)
Boston University 5, St. Cloud State 3
Quarterfinals
Maine 5, Michigan 2
Boston College 4, Wisconsin 1
St. Lawrence 3, Boston University 2 (4OT)
Semifinals
North Dakota 2, Maine 0
Boston College 4, St. Lawrence 2
Championship
North Dakota 4, Boston College 2
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2000-01 SEASON SNAPSHOT
REGULAR SEASON CHAMPION
BOSTON COLLEGE
TOURNAMENT CHAMPION
BOSTON COLLEGE
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
BRIAN GIONTA
Coach of the Year: Paul Pooley, Providence
Rookie of the Year: Chuck Kobasew, Boston College
Best Defensive Forward: Mike Lephart, Boston College
Best Defensive Defenseman: Bobby Allen, Boston College
Three Stars Award: Brian Gionta, Boston College
Sportsmanship Award: Mike Jozefowicz, Northeastern
Team Sportsmanship Award: Maine
1. 2. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Standings
GP W L
Boston College 24 17 5
Maine 24 12 7
Providence 24 13 8
New Hampshire 24 11 8
UMass Lowell 24 10 11
Boston University 24 9 12
Northeastern 24 7 13
Merrimack 24 7 14
Massachusetts 24 7 15
T
2
5
3
5
3
3
4
3
2
Pts
36
29
29
27
23
21
18
17
16
GF
103
70
76
61
67
66
58
60
53
HOCKEY EAST LEADERS
Points
1. Brian Gionta - BC
35
2. Devin Rask - PC
33
3. Chuck Kobasew - BC29
4. Krys Kolanos - BC 28
5. Anthony Aquino - MC 27
Defenseman Point Scoring
1. Ron Hainsey - UML 20
2. J.D. Forrest - BC
17
3. Jim Fahey - NU
16
4. Jay Leach - PC
15
Goals
1. Brian Gionta - BC
25
2. Devin Rask - PC
15
3. Chuck Kobasew - BC14
Krys Kolanos - BC 14
5. Nick Parillo - MC
12
Goals Against Average
1. Ty Conklin - UNH
1.83
2. Scott Clemmensen - BC2.19
3. Matt Yeats - ME
2.37
4. Sean Fields - BU
2.58
5. Jimi St. John - UML 2.59
Assists
1. Devin Rask - PC 18
Anthony Aquino - MC 18
3. Carl Corazzini - BU 16
Martin Kariya - ME 16
Jeff Giuliano - BC
16
Save Percentage
1. Ty Conklin - UNH
.930
2. Nolan Schaefer - PC .912
3. Boyd Ballard - PC .909
4. Mike Gilhooly - NU .907
5. Scott Clemmensen - BC.904
Freshman Point Scoring
1. Chuck Kobasew - BC29
2. Ben Eaves - BC
22
3. Marco Rosa - MC
18
4. J.D. Forrest - BC
17
Wins
1. Scott Clemmensen - BC15
2. Matt Yeats - ME
11
3. Ty Conklin - UNH
10
Jimi St. John - UML 10
5. Nolan Schaefer - PC 9
GPG
4.29 (1)
2.92 (3)
3.17 (2)
2.54 (6)
2.79 (4)
2.75 (5)
2.42 (8)
2.50 (7)
2.21 (9)
GA GAPG
57 2.38 (2)
62 2.58 (3)
71 2.96 (t5)
47 1.96 (1)
66 2.75 (4)
77 2.96 (t5)
73 3.04 (7)
86 3.58 (9)
81 3.38 (8)
PP Pct.
22.4 (1)
15.2 (6)
16.4 (5)
11.8 (8)
17.9 (3)
20.8 (2)
17.2 (4)
08.6 (9)
12.0 (7)
PK Pct.
90.5 (1)
85.7 (3)
83.7 (5)
93.5 (2)
82.1 (6)
81.6 (7)
84.7 (4)
76.4 (9)
77.1 (8)
Overall
33-8-2
20-12-7
22-13-5
21-12-6
19-16-3
14-20-3
13-19-4
14-20-4
8-22-4
HOCKEY EAST ALL-STARS
First Team
Ty Conklin - UNH *
Bobby Allen - BC *
Ron Hainsey - UML *
Carl Corazzini - BU *
Brian Gionta - BC *
Devin Rask - PC *
Position
G
D
D
F
F
F
Second Team
* Nolan Schaefer - PC
Jim Fahey - NU
Matt Libby - PC
Anthony Aquino - MC
Chuck Kobasew - BC
* Krys Kolanos - BC
HOCKEY EAST ALL-ROOKIE TEAM
Goalie: Joe Exter, Merrimack
Defenseman: J.D. Forrest, Boston College
Defenseman: Regan Kelly, Providence
Forward: Ben Eaves, Boston College
Forward: Chuck Kobase, Boston College
Forward: Laurent Meunier, UMass Lowell
NCAA TOURNAMENT
First Round
Maine 5, Minnesota 4 (OT)
Wisconsin 4, Providence 1
Quarterfinals
Boston College 3, Maine 1
Semifinals
Boston College 4, Michigan 2
Championship
Boston College 3, North Dakota 2 (OT)
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2001-02 SEASON SNAPSHOT
TOURNAMENT CHAMPION
NEW HAMPSHIRE
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
DARREN HAYDAR
Coach of the Year: Richard Umile, New Hampshire
Rookie of the Year: Sean Collins, New Hampshire
Best Defensive Forward: Mike Pandolfo, Boston University
Best Defensive Defenseman: Chris Dyment, Boston University
Three Stars Award: Colin Hemingway, New Hampshire
Sportsmanship Award: Jon DiSalvatore, Providence
Team Sportsmanship Award: Massachusetts
Standings
1. New Hampshire 2. Boston University
Maine 4. UMass Lowell 5. Northeastern 6. Boston College 7. Providence 8. Merrimack 9. Massachusetts
GP
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
W
17
15
14
12
11
10
8
6
3
L
4
6
5
9
11
13
13
16
19
T
3
3
5
3
2
1
3
2
2
Pts
37
33
33
27
24
21
19
14
8
GF
103
80
99
70
69
73
68
54
45
GPG
4.29 (1)
3.33 (3)
4.12 (2)
2.92 (5)
2.88 (6)
3.04 (4)
2.83 (7)
2.25 (8)
1.88 (9)
Assists
1. Darren Haydar - UNH
2. Peter Metcalf - ME
3. Martin Kariya - ME
4. Jim Fahey - NU
5. Ben Eaves - BC
27
25
21
20
18
GAPG
2.04 (1)
2.71 (3)
2.58 (2)
2.79 (4)
3.08 (5)
3.38 (6)
3.42 (7)
3.62 (8)
3.92 (9)
PP Pct.
28.3 (1)
16.4 (5)
22.4 (2)
20.7 (4)
21.0 (3)
15.2 (6)
12.7 (7)
12.4 (8)
10.0 (9)
PK Pct.
87.6 (1)
85.5 (2)
81.7 (5)
84.7 (3)
81.0 (6)
83.2 (4)
80.0 (7)
76.0 (9)
79.2 (8)
Overall
30-7-3
25-10-3
26-11-7
26-11-7
19-17-3
18-18-2
13-20-5
11-23-2
8-24-2
HOCKEY EAST ALL-STARS
HOCKEY EAST LEADERS
Points
1. Darren Haydar - UNH 42
2. Colin Hemingway - UNH36
3. Niko Dimitrakos - ME 30
Jim Fahey - NU
30
Martin Kariya - ME
30
Peter Metcalf - ME
30
Goals
1. Colin Hemingway - UNH23
2. Anthony Aquino - MC 16
Ed McGrane - UML
16
4. Darren Haydar - UNH 15
Tony Voce - BC
15
GA
49
65
62
67
74
81
82
87
94
Season History
REGULAR SEASON CHAMPION
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Goals Against Average
1. Mike Ayers - UNH
1.79
2. Matt Carney - UNH
2.09
3. Mike Morrison - ME
2.30
4. Cam McCormick - UML2.47
5. Sean Fields - BU
2.53
Save Percentage
1. Mike Ayers - UNH
2. Matt Carney - UNH
3. Mike Morrison - ME
4. Keni Gibson - NU
5. Sean Fields - BU
.938
.920
.915
.911
.909
Wins
1. Sean Fields - BU
2. Mike Morrison - ME
3. Mike Ayers - UNH
4. Matt Carney - UNH
Keni Gibson - BU
14
13
9
8
8
(*All-Americans)
First Team
Position
Second Team
Mike Morrison - ME
G
Mike Ayers - UNH
Jim Fahey - NU *
D
* Chris Dyment - BU
Peter Metcalf - ME *
D
Garrett Stafford - UNH
Darren Haydar - UNH *
F
* Niko Dimitrakos - ME
Colin Hemingway - UNH *
F
* Ben Eaves - BC
Tony Voce - BC
F
Ed McGrane - UML
HOCKEY EAST ALL-ROOKIE TEAM
Goalie: Keni Gibson, Northeastern
Defenseman: Ryan Whitney, Boston University
Forward: Sean Collins, New Hampshire
Forward: Brian McConnell, Boston University
Forward: Colin Shields, Maine
Forward: Dave Spina, Boston College
NCAA TOURNAMENT
First Round
Maine 4, Harvard 3 (OT)
Quarterfinals
Maine 4, Boston University 3
New Hampshire 4, Cornell 3
Semifinals
Maine 7, New Hampshire 2
Championship
Minnesota 4, Maine 3 (OT)
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2002-03 SEASON SNAPSHOT
REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS
TOURNAMENT CHAMPION
BOSTON COLLEGE
NEW HAMPSHIRE
NEW HAMPSHIRE
PLAYERS OF THE YEAR
MIKE AYERS, Jr. G, UNH
BEN EAVES, Jr. F, BC
Coach of the Year: Don Cahoon, Massachusetts
Rookie of the Year: Jimmy Howard, University of Maine
Best Defensive Forward: Mark Mullen, Boston University
Best Defensive Defenseman: Cliff Loya, Maine
Three Stars Award: Ben Eaves, BC, and Joe Exter, Merrimack
Sportsmanship Award: Martin Kariya, Maine
Team Sportsmanship Award: UMass Lowell
1. 3. 4. 6. 7. 8. Standings
GP
New Hampshire 24
Boston College
24
Maine
24
Providence 24
Boston University 24
Massachusetts
24
Merrimack
24
UMass Lowell 24
Northeastern 24
W
15
16
14
12
13
10
7
4
5
L
5
6
6
9
10
14
13
16
17
T
4
2
4
3
1
0
4
4
2
Pts
34
34
32
27
27
20
18
12
12
GF
84
97
81
76
78
60
59
63
54
HOCKEY EAST LEADERS
Points
1. Ben Eaves - BC
42
2. Tony Voce - BC
32
3. Lanny Gare - UNH 31
Martin Kariya - ME 31
5. Colin Hemingway - UNH30
Goals
1. Lucas Lawson - ME 17
2. Peter Fregoe - PC 16
3. Lanny Gare - UNH 15
Tony Voce - BC
15
5. Ben Eaves - BC
14
Colin Hemingway - UNH14
Defenseman Point Scoring
1. Francis Nault - ME
25
2. Stephen Wood - PC 17
3. Thomas Pock - UMass16
Andrew Alberts - BC 16
5. Bryan Schmidt - MC 15
Tim Judy - NU
15
Assists
1. Ben Eaves - BC
28
2. Martin Kariya - ME 23
3. Steve Saviano - UNH20
4. Devin Rask - PC
19
5. Francis Nault - ME 18
Save Percentage
1. Mike Ayers - UNH .926
2. Jimmy Howard - ME.918
3. Frank Doyle - ME .912
4. Joe Exter - MC
.911
5. Nolan Schaefer - PC.910
Goals Against Average
1. Matti Kaltiainen - BC2.20
2. Mike Ayers - UNH 2.22
3. Frank Doyle - ME 2.39
4. Jimmy Howard - ME2.55
5. Sean Fields - BU 2.77
Wins
1. Mike Ayers - UNH
15
2. Sean Field - BU
13
3. Matti Kaltiainen - BU 11
4. Jimmy Howard - ME 10
Gabe Winer - UMass 10
Nolan Schaefer - PC 10
GPG
3.50 (2)
4.04 (1)
3.38 (3)
3.17 (5)
3.25 (4)
2.50 (7)
2.46 (8)
2.62 (6)
2.25 (9)
GA
55
55
61
71
66
80
80
95
89
GAPG
2.29 (t1)
2.29 (t1)
2.54 (4)
2.96 (5)
2.75 (4)
3.33 (t6)
3.33 (t6)
3.96 (9)
3.71 (8)
PP Pct.
21.1 (2)
22.0 (1)
20.2 (3)
18.0 (5)
17.9 (6)
19.4 (4)
16.3 (8)
17.2 (7)
15.0 (9)
PK Pct.
87.0 (2)
87.1 (1)
83.0 (3)
80.7 (4)
80.6 (5)
77.6 (8)
78.4 (7)
76.1 (9)
80.2 (6)
HOCKEY EAST ALL-STARS
First Team
Mike Ayers - UNH *
Freddy Meyer - BU *
Francis Nault - ME
Ben Eaves - BC *
Lanny Gare - UNH *
Martin Kariya - ME
Position
Second Team
G
Joe Exter - MC
D
* J.D. Forrest - BC
D
Thomas Pöck - UMass
D
Stephen Wood - PC
F * Colin Hemingway - UNH
F
Lucas Lawson - ME
F
Ed McGrane - UML
HOCKEY EAST ALL-ROOKIE TEAM
Goalie: Jimmy Howard, Maine
Defenseman: Jekabs Redlihs, Boston University
Defenseman: Bryan Schmidt, Merrimack
Forward: Chris Collins, Boston College
Forward: Mike Morris, Northeastern
Forward: David Van der Gulik, Boston University
Forward: Stephen Werner, Massachusetts
NCAA TOURNAMENT
First Round
Boston University 6, Harvard 4
New Hampshire 5, St. Cloud St. 2
Boston College 1, Ohio St. 0
Michigan 2, Maine 1
Regional Finals
New Hampshire 3, Boston University 0
Cornell 2, Boston College 1 (2OT)
Semifinals
New Hampshire 3, Cornell 2
Championship
Minnesota 5, New Hampshire 1
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Overall
28-8-6
24-11-4
24-10-5
19-14-3
25-14-3
19-17-1
12-18-6
11-20-5
10-21-3
2003-04 SEASON SNAPSHOT
TOURNAMENT CHAMPION
MAINE
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
STEVE SAVIANO
Coach of the Year: Jerry York, Boston College
Rookie of the Year: Michel Léveillé, Maine
Best Defensive Forward: Todd Jackson, Maine
Best Defensive Defenseman: Andrew Alberts, BC, and Prestin Ryan, Maine
Three Stars Award: Keni Gibson, Northeastern
Sportsmanship Award: Steve Saviano, New Hampshire
Team Sportsmanship Award: Northeastern
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Standings
GP
Boston College
24
Maine
24
Massachusetts
24
New Hampshire
24
Providence
24
UMass Lowell
24
Merrimack
24
Boston University 24
Northeastern
24
W
17
17
12
10
7
7
6
6
5
L
4
5
9
8
11
12
12
13
13
T
3
2
3
6
6
5
6
5
6
Pts
37
36
27
26
20
19
18
17
16
GF
GPG
88 3.67 (1)
77 3.21 (3)
47 1.96 (9)
82 3.42 (2)
63 2.62 (4)
56 2.33 (t6)
53 2.21 (8)
57 2.38 (5)
56 2.33 (t6)
HOCKEY EAST LEADERS
Points
1. Tony Voce - BC
27
Ryan Shannon - BC
27
3. Patrick Eaves - BC
26
Colin Shields - ME
26
5. Steve Saviano - UNH 25
Justin Aikins - UNH
25
Goals
1. Tony Voce - BC
18
2. Steve Saviano - UNH 14
3. Patrick Eaves - BC
12
Elias Godoy - UML
12
Jason Guerriero - NU 12
David Van der Gulik - BU12
Goals
1. Justin Aikins - UNH
2. Ryan Shannon - BC
3. Michel Leveille - ME
Colin Shields - ME
5. Sean Collins - UNH
20
19
18
18
17
Defenseman Point Scoring
1. Stephen Wood - PC 20
2. Thomas Pock - UMass19
Brian Yandle - ME 19
4. Ryan Whitney - BU 14
5. Several tied 13
Goals Against Average
1. Jimmy Howard - ME1.15
2. Matti Kaltiainen - BC1.60
3. Frank Doyle - ME
2.26
4. Chris Davidson - UML2.43
5. Gabe Winer - UMass 2.59
Save Percentage
1. Jimmy Howard - ME .953
2. Chris Davidson - UML.921
3. Matti Kaltiainen - BC.918
4. Bobby Goepfert - PC.917
5. Frank Doyle - ME
.915
Wins
1. Matti Kaltiainen - BC
2. Frank Doyle - ME
Gabe Winer - UMass
4. Jimmy Howard - ME
Chris Davidson - UML
Bobby Goepfert - PC
17
10
10
7
7
7
GA
45
42
63
76
66
65
79
71
72
GAPG
1.88 (2)
1.75 (1)
2.62 (3)
3.17 (8)
2.75 (5)
2.71 (4)
3.29 (9)
2.96 (6)
3.00 (7)
PP Pct.
17.5 (4)
15.7 (6)
15.0 (7)
22.0 (1)
20.6 (2)
17.4 (5)
18.2 (3)
14.5 (8)
14.0 (9)
PK Pct.
88.5 (1)
87.2 (2)
81.4 (t4)
79.4 (9)
79.8 (t7)
80.6 (6)
84.6 (3)
79.8 (t7)
81.4 (t4)
Season History
REGULAR SEASON CHAMPION
BOSTON COLLEGE
Overall
29-9-4
33-8-3
19-12-6
20-15-6
16-14-7
10-23-7
11-19-6
12-17-9
11-16-7
HOCKEY EAST ALL-STARS
(*All-Americans)
First Team
Position
Jimmy Howard - ME *
G
Thomas Pöck - UMass *
D
Stephen Wood - PC *
D
Steve Saviano - UNH *
F
Ryan Shannon - BC *
F
Tony Voce - BC *
F
Second Team
Matti Kaltiainen - BC
* Andrew Alberts - BC
* Prestin Ryan - ME
* Patrick Eaves - BC
* Todd Jackson - ME
* Colin Shields - ME
HOCKEY EAST ALL-ROOKIE TEAM
Goalie: Jim Healey, Merrimack
Defenseman: Cleve Kinley, UMass Lowell
Defenseman: Kevin Schaeffer, Boston University
Forward: Brett Hemingway, New Hampshire
Forward: Michel Léveillé, Maine
Forward: Colin McDonald, Providence
Forward: Jason Tejchma, UMass Lowell
NCAA TOURNAMENT
First Round
Maine 5, Harvard 4
Boston College 5, Niagara 2
Michigan 4, New Hampshire 1
Regional Finals
Maine 2, Wisconsin 1 (OT)
BC 3, Michigan 2 (OT)
Semifinals
Maine 2, Boston College 1
Championship
Denver 1, Maine 0
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Season History
2004-05 SEASON SNAPSHOT
REGULAR SEASON CHAMPION
BOSTON COLLEGE
TOURNAMENT CHAMPION
BOSTON COLLEGE
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
PATRICK EAVES
Coach of the Year: Jack Parker, Boston University
Rookie of the Year: Peter Vetri, UMass Lowell
Best Defensive Forward: Preston Callander, New Hampshire
Best Defensive Defenseman: Tim Judy, Northeastern
Three Stars Award: Patrick Eaves and Ryan Shannon, Boston College
Sportsmanship Award: Jason Guerriero, Northeastern
Team Sportsmanship Award: Northeastern
Standings
1. Boston College
2. Boston University
New Hampshire 4. Maine 5. UMass Lowell 6. Northeastern 7. Providence
8. Massachusetts
9. Merrimack
GP
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
W
14
15
15
13
11
10
6
6
1
L
3
5
5
6
10
10
14
16
22
T
7
4
4
5
3
4
4
2
1
Pts
35
34
34
31
25
24
16
14
3
GF
GPG
78 3.25 (2)
76 3.17 (3t)
90 3.75 (1)
75 3.12 (5)
76 3.17 (3t)
66 2.75 (6)
54 2.25 (7)
48 2.00 (8)
41 1.71 (9)
Assists
1. Jason Guerriero - NU
2. Ryan Shannon - BC
3. Sean Collins - UNH
4. Patrick Eaves - BC
34
30
30
30
28
28
14
14
14
14
13
23
21
17
16
Preston Callander - UNH16
Jacob Micflikier - UNH 16
Defenseman Point Scoring
1. Bryan Miller - BU
18
Brian Yandle - UNH
18
3. Cleve Kinley - UML
16
4. Bryan Schmidt - MC
15
Dan Spang - BU
15
Goals Against Average
1. Matti Kaltiainen - BC
2. Cory Schneider - BC
3. Jimmy Howard - ME
4. John Curry - BU
5. Keni Gibson - NU
1.81
1.83
1.96
2.12
2.26
Save Percentage
1. Keni Gibson - NU
2. Kevin Regan - UNH
3. Cory Schneider - BC
4. John Curry - BU
5. Jimmy Howard - ME
Matti Kaltiainen - BC
.929
.925
.924
.922
.921
.921
Wins
1. Jimmy Howard - ME
2. John Curry - BU
3. Keni Gibson - NU
4. Kevin Regan - UNH
5. Two tied
GAPG
1.96 (1t)
2.25 (23)
2.46 (5)
1.96 (1t)
2.75 (6)
2.42 (4)
3.04 (7)
4.00 (8)
4.33 (9)
PP Pct.
18.2 (3)
17.7 (5)
23.4 (1)
16.2 (6)
20.8 (2)
19.8 (4)
13.3 (7)
10.8 (9)
12.5 (8)
PK Pct.
87.2 (2)
81.1 (7)
84.5 (4)
90.3 (1)
81.3 (6)
83.8 (5)
80.6 (8)
74.6 (9)
84.6 (3)
13
11
10
9
8
First Team
Keni Gibson - NU
Andrew Alberts - BC *
Bryan Miller - BU
Patrick Eaves - BC *
Jason Guerriero - NU *
Ryan Shannon - BC *
Position
G
D
D
F
F
F
Second Team
John Curry - BU
Bryan Schmidt - MC
* Brian Yandle - UNH
* Sean Collins - UNH
Mike Morris - NU
Ben Walter - UML
HOCKEY EAST ALL-ROOKIE TEAM
Goalie: Kevin Regan, New Hampshire
Goalie: Cory Schneider, Boston College
Goalie: Peter Vetri, UMass Lowell
Defenseman: David Leaderer, Massachusetts
Defenseman: Bret Tyler, Maine
Forward: Chris Bourque, Boston University
Forward: P.J. Fenton, Massachusetts
Forward: Peter MacArthur, Boston University
NCAA TOURNAMENT
First Round
Boston College 5, Mercyhurst 4
North Dakota 4, Boston University 0
UNH 3, Harvard 2 (OT)
Minnesota 1, Maine 0 (OT)
Regional Finals
North Dakota 6, Boston College 3
Denver 4, New Hampshire 2
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Overall
26-7-7
23-14-4
26-11-5
20-13-7
20-12-4
15-18-5
12-20-4
13-23-2
8-26-2
HOCKEY EAST ALL-STARS
HOCKEY EAST LEADERS
Points
1. Jason Guerriero - NU
2. Patrick Eaves - BC
Jacob Micflikier - UNH
Ryan Shannon - BC
5. Preston Callander - UNH
Sean Collins - UNH
Goals
1. Patrick Eaves - BC
Jacob Micflikier - UNH
Mike Morris - NU
Ben Walter - UML
5. David Van der Gulik - BU
GA
47
54
59
47
66
58
73
96
104
2005-06 SEASON SNAPSHOT
TOURNAMENT CHAMPION
BOSTON UNIVERSITY
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
CHRIS COLLINS
Coach of the Year: Jack Parker, Boston University
Rookie of the Year: Brandon Yip, Boston University
Best Defensive Forward: Brad Zancanaro, Boston University
Best Defensive Defenseman: Peter Harrold, Boston College
Three Stars Award: Chris Collins and Cory Schneider, Boston College
Sportsmanship Award: Danny O’Brien, UMass Lowell
Team Sportsmanship Award: Vermont
Standings
GP W L T Pts
GF
1. Boston University 27 17 7 3 37
89 2. Boston College 27 17 8 2 36
86 Maine
27 17 8 2 36
93 4. New Hampshire
27 14 7 6 34
85 5. Providence 27 14 10 3 31
78 6. Vermont 27 10 11 6 26
65 7. UMass Lowell
27 11 14 2 24
74 8. Massachusetts
27 10 15 2 22
60 9. Northeastern
27 3 17 7 13
57 10. Merrimack
27 3 19 5 11
43 HOCKEY EAST LEADERS
GPG
3.40 (2)
3.19 (3)
3.44 (1)
3.15 (4)
2.89 (5)
2.41 (7)
2.74 (6)
2.22 (8)
2.11 (9)
1.59 (10)
Points
1. Chris Collins - BC
39
2. Brian Boyle - BC33
3. Pete MacArthur - BU 29
4. Brett Hemingway - UNH28
Jacob Micflikier - UNH28
Greg Moore - Maine 28
Daniel Winnik - UNH 28
Goals
1. Brian Boyle - BC18
Chris Collins - BC
18
Greg Moore - Maine 18
4. Jon Rheault - PC
15
5. Kenny Roche - BU 14
Defenseman Point Scoring
1. Marvin Degon - UMass 22
2. Bret Tyler - ME
21
3. Brian Yandle - UNH 20
Dan Spang - BU
20
5. Peter Harrold - BC 17
Cody Wild - PC
17
Assists
1. Chris Collins - BC
21
2. Chase Watson - PC 20
3. Jacob Micflikier - UNH 19
4. Daniel Winnik - UNH 18
Josh Soares - ME
18
Peter MacArthur - BU18
Save Percentage
1. Cory Schneider - BC .932
2. Jeff Pietrasiak - UNH .928
3. Jon Quick - UMass .927
4. Kevin Regan - UNH.925
5. John Curry - BU .922
Patrick Watson - MC.922
Freshman Point Scoring
1.
Wins
1. John Curry - BU
2. Cory Schneider - BC
3. Tyler Sims - PC
4. Ben Bishop - ME
5. Peter Vetri - UML
Goals Against Average
1. Cory Schneider - BC1.96
2. John Curry - BU 2.12
3. Joe Fallon - UVM 2.20
4. Jeff Pietrasiak - UNH2.22
5. Ben Bishop - Maine2.24
Tyler Sims - PC
2.24
17
16
14
13
10
GA
67 58 60 63 67 62 96 77 88 92 GAPG
2.48 (t5)
2.15 (1)
2.22 (2)
2.33 (4)
2.48 (t5)
2.30 (3)
3.56 (9)
2.85 (7)
3.26 (8)
3.41 (10)
PP Pct.
15.6 (6)
13.7 (9)
23.0 (1)
20.7 (2)
17.2 (4)
18.8 (3)
15.9 (5)
15.5 (7)
14.6 (8)
12.9 (10)
PK Pct.
81.9 (t6)
89.0 (1)
86.6 (2)
85.0 (4)
85.8 (3)
83.2 (5)
80.1 (9)
79.2 (10)
81.9 (t6)
80.6 (8)
Season History
REGULAR SEASON CHAMPION
BOSTON UNIVERSITY
Overall
26-10-4
26-13-3
28-12-2
20-13-7
17-16-3
18-14-6
14-20-2
13-21-2
3-24-7
6-23-5
HOCKEY EAST ALL-STARS
First Team
John Curry - BU *
Peter Harrold - BC *
Dan Spang - BU *
Brian Boyle - BC *
Chris Collins - BC *
Greg Moore - ME *
(*All-Americans)
Position
Second Team
G
* Cory Schneider - BC
D
Marvin Degon - UMass
D
* Brian Yandle - UNH
F
* Michel Léveillé - ME
F
Pete MacArthur - BU
F
Daniel Winnik - UNH
HOCKEY EAST ALL-ROOKIE TEAM
Goalie: Ben Bishop, Maine
Defenseman: Brett Motherwell, Boston College
Defenseman: Cody Wild, Providence
Forward: Benn Ferriero, Boston College
Forward: Rob Ricci, Merrimack
Forward: Brandon Yip, Boston University
NCAA TOURNAMENT
First Round
Boston University 9, Nebraska Omaha 2
Boston College 5, Miami 0
Maine 6, Harvard 1
Michigan St. 1, UNH 0
Regional Finals
Boston College 5, Boston University 0
Maine 5, Michigan St. 4
Semifinals
Boston College 6, North Dakota 5
Wisconsin 5, Maine 2
Championship
Wisconsin 2, Boston College 1
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2006-07 SEASON SNAPSHOT
REGULAR SEASON CHAMPION
NEW HAMPSHIRE
TOURNAMENT CHAMPION
BOSTON COLLEGE
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
JOHN CURRY
Coach of the Year: Richard Umile, New Hampshire
Rookie of the Year: Teddy Purcell, Maine
Best Defensive Forward: Joe Rooney, Boston College
Best Defensive Defenseman: Sean Sullivan, Boston University
Three Stars Award: John Curry, Boston University
Sportsmanship Award: Mike Lundin, Maine
Team Sportsmanship Award: Massachusetts
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Standings
GP
New Hampshire 27
Boston College 27
Boston University 27
Massachusetts 27
Maine 27
Vermont 27
Northeastern 27
Providence 27
UMass Lowell 27
Merrimack 27
W
18
18
13
15
14
12
9
9
7
3
L
7
8
6
9
12
10
13
15
16
22
T
2
1
8
3
1
5
5
3
4
2
Pts
38
37
34
33
29
29
23
21
18
8
GF
96
89
69
71
80
55 60 66 51 28 GA
62
65 51 63 69 56 66 71 76 86 GAPG
2.30 (3)
2.41 (5)
1.89 (1)
2.33 (4)
2.56 (7)
2.07 (2)
2.44 (6)
2.63 (8)
2.81 (9)
3.19 (10)
PP Pct.
21.5 (2)
17.4 (3)
15.1 (6)
16.1 (5)
21.7 (1)
16.9 (3)
9.5 (8)
11.6 (7)
9.1 (9)
7.6 (10)
PK Pct.
86.1 (4)
86.8 (3)
84.9 (6)
84.1 (8)
84.1 (7)
88.4 (2)
89.1 (1)
85.6 (5)
82.6 (9) 81.7 (10)
Points
1. Brian Boyle - BC37
2. Josh Soares, ME 32
Trevor Smith, UNH 32
4. Matt Fornataro, UNH 30
5. Nathan Gerbe, BC28
Pete MacArthur, BU 28
Goals
1. Josh Soares - Maine 16
Nathan Gerbe - BC 16
3. Trevor Smith - UNH 15
4. Michel Leveille - ME14
5. Several tied
13
Defenseman Point Scoring
1. Brett Motherwell - BC 18
2. Matt Gilroy - BU
16
3. Mark Matheson - UMass 15
Brad Flaishans - UNH 15
5. Chris Murray - UNH
14
Bret Tyler - ME
14
Assists
1. Brian Boyle - BC
24
2. Matt Fornataro - UNH20
3. Jack Micflikier - UNH 18
Teddy Purcell - ME 18
5. Several tied
17
Save Percentage
1. John Curry - BU
2. Kevin Regan - UNH
3. Brad Thiessen - NU
4. Jon Quick - UMass
5. Ben Bishop - ME
5. Cory Schneider - BC
.934
.933
.930
.927
.919
.919
Wins
1. Cory Schneider - BC
2. Kevin Regan - UNH
3. Jon Quick - UMass
4. Several tied 18
17
14
12
Goals Against Average
1. John Curry - BU1.85
2. Joe Fallon - UVM
1.90
3. Kevin Regan - UNH 2.02
4. Brad Thiessen - NU 2.15
5. Jon Quick - UMass2.20
First Team
John Curry - BU *
Sean Sullivan - BU *
Matt Gilroy - BU *
Brian Boyle - BC *
Trevor Smith - UNH *
Michel Léveillé - ME * Position
G
D
D
F
F
F
Second Team
* Jon Quick (UMass)
Chris Murray - UNH
Mike Lundin - ME
Peter MacArthur - BU
Josh Soares - ME
Nathan Gerbe - BC
HOCKEY EAST ALL-ROOKIE TEAM
Goalie: Brad Thiessen, Northeastern
Defenseman: Mark Fayne, Providence
Defenseman: Justin Braun, Massachusetts
Forward: Brayden Irwin, Vermont
Forward: Chad Costello, Northeastern
Forward: Teddy Purcell, Maine
NCAA TOURNAMENT
First Round
Boston College 4, St. Lawrence 1
Massachusetts 1, Clarkson 0 (OT)
Maine 4, St. Cloud State 1
Michigan State 5, Boston University 1
Miami 2, New Hampshire 1
Regional Finals
Boston College 4, Miami 0
Maine 3, Massachusetts 1
Semifinals
Boston College 6, North Dakota 4
Michigan State 4, Maine 2
Championship
Michigan State 3, Boston College 1
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Overall
26-11-2
29-12-1
20-10-9
21-13-5
23-15-2
18-16-5
13-18-5
10-23-3
8-21-7
3-27-4
HOCKEY EAST ALL-STARS
HOCKEY EAST LEADERS
Freshman Point Scoring
1. Teddy Purcell - ME 25
2. Chad Costello - BU 19
3. Brayden Irwin - UVM 17
4. Kyle Kraemer - BU 15
5. Will Ortiz - UMass 14
GPG
3.56 (1)
3.30 (2)
2.56 (5)
2.63 (4)
2.96 (3)
2.04 (8)
2.22 (7)
2.44 (6)
1.89 (9)
1.04 (10)
2007-08 SEASON SNAPSHOT
TOURNAMENT CHAMPION
BOSTON COLLEGE
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
KEVIN REGAN
Coach of the Year: Kevin Sneddon, Vermont
Rookie of the Year: Colin Wilson, Boston University
Best Defensive Forward: Matt Greene, Boston College
Old Time Hockey Best Defensive Defenseman: Joe Charlebois, New Hampshire
Three Stars Award: Bryan Ewing, Boston University
Sportsmanship Award: Chris Higgins, Boston University
Team Sportsmanship Award: UMass Lowell
1. 2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Standings
New Hampshire Boston University Vermont
Boston College Providence Northeastern UMass Lowell Massachusetts Maine
Merrimack
GP
27
27
27
27
27
27
27
27
27
27
W
19
15
13
11
11
12
10
9
9
6
L
5
9
9
9
11
13
13
13
15
18
T
3
3
5
7
5
2
4
5
3
3
Pts
41
33
31
29
27
26
24
23
21
15
GF
GPG
84 3.11 (2)
97 3.59 (1)
67 2.48 (7)
82 3.04 (3)
66 2.44 (8)
73 2.70 (t4)
70 2.59 (6)
73 2.70 (t4)
59 2.19 (9)
48 1.78 (10)
Goals
1. Kory Falite - UML15
2. Nathan Gerbe - BC14
Mike Radja - UNH14
Pete MacArthur - BU 14
5. Bryan Ewing - BU
13
Ben Smith - BC
13
Matt Jones - MC
13
Assists
1. Joe Whitney - BC
23
2. Bryan Ewing - BU
22
Joe Vitale - BU
22
4. Pete MacArthur - BU 20
5. Colin Wilson - Bu
19
Freshman Point Scoring
1. Colin Wilson - BU
28
Joe Whitney - BC
28
3. Wade MacLeod - NU 25
James Marcou - UMass 25
5. Two tied
21
Defenseman Point Scoring
1. Matt Taormina - PC 19
2. Barry Goers - UML 17
3. Mike Kostka - UMass16
4. Cody Wild - PC
15
Justin Braun - UMass15
Goals Against Average
1. Kevin Regan - UNH1.83
2. Tyler Sims - PC
2.30
3. John Muse - BC 2.39
4. Ben Bishop - ME 2.41
5. Paul Dainton - UMass 2.47
Save Percentage
1. Kevin Regan - UNH.940
2. Ben Bishop - ME .923
3. Andrew Braithwaite - PC.918
4. Tyler Sims - PC
.916
5. Paul Dainton - UMass.913
Wins
1. Kevin Regan - UNH
2. Brett Bennett - BU
3. Joe Fallon - UVM
Brad Theissen - NU
5. John Muse - BC
PP Pct.
16.3 (3)
22.4 (1)
15.6 (5)
20.3 (2)
15.9 (4)
13.6 (t9)
15.5 (6)
14.6 (7)
14.4 (8)
13.6 (t9)
PK Pct.
88.6 (1)
80.8 (10)
85.1 (4)
81.3 (9)
85.8 (2)
81.9 (7)
81.6 (8)
82.1 (6)
85.3 (3)
83.8 (5)
Overall
25-10-3
19-17-4
16-15-7
23-11-8
14-15-5
15-16-3
15-15-4
14-14-6
13-18-3
12-18-4
HOCKEY EAST ALL-STARS
HOCKEY EAST LEADERS
Points
1. Bryan Ewing - BU
35
2. Pete MacArthur - BU 34
3. Joe Vitale - NU
33
4. Nathan Gerbe - BC 31
5. Mike Radja - UNH 30
GA GAPG
54 2.00 (1)
72 2.67 (5)
78 2.89 (7)
67 2.48 (3)
66 2.44 (2)
80 2.96 (9)
76 2.81 (8)
71 2.63 (4)
73 2.70 (6)
82 3.04 (10)
Season History
REGULAR SEASON CHAMPION
NEW HAMPSHIRE
18
13
12
12
11
(*All-Americans)
First Team
Second Team
Kevin Regan - UNH *
G
Ben Bishop - ME
Brad Flaishans - UNH *
D
Mike Kostka - UMass
Matt Gilroy - BU *
D
Craig Switzer - UNH
Bryan Ewing - BU *
F D
Matt Taormina - PC
Nathan Gerbe - BC *
F
Kory Falite - UML
Pete MacArthur - BU *
F
* Matt Fornataro - UNH
Mike Radja - UNH *
F
Joe Vitale - NU
HOCKEY EAST ALL-ROOKIE TEAM
Goalie: Paul Dainton, Massachusetts
Defenseman: Maury Edwards, UMass Lowell
Defenseman: Kevin Shattenkirk, Boston University
Forward: James Marcou, Massachusetts
Forward: Joe Whitney, Boston College
Forward: James van Riemsdyk, New Hampshire
Forward: Colin Wilson, Boston University
NCAA TOURNAMENT
First Round
Boston College 5, Minnesota 2
Notre Dame 7, UNH 3
Regional Finals
Boston College 4, Miami 3 OT
Semifinals
Boston College 6, North Dakota 1
Championship
Boston College 4, Notre Dame 1
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Season History
2008-09 SEASON SNAPSHOT
REGULAR SEASON CHAMPION
BOSTON UNIVERSITY
TOURNAMENT CHAMPION
BOSTON UNIVERSITY
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
BRAD THEISSEN
Coach of the Year: Greg Cronin, Northeastern
Rookie of the Year: Kieran Millan, Boston University
Best Defensive Forward: Joe Vitale, Northeastern
Best Defensive Defenseman: Louis Liotti, Northeastern
Three Stars Award: Brad Thiessen, Northeastern
Sportsmanship Award: Dean Strong, Vermont
Team Sportsmanship Award: Providence
1. 2. 3. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Standings
Boston University
Northeastern
New Hampshire
Vermont
UMass Lowell
Boston College Massachusetts Maine Merrimack
Providence
GP W L T Pts
GF
GPG
GA GAPG
PP Pct.
27 18 5 4 40
103 3.81 (1) 542.00 (1)
23.4 (1)
27 156 3 39 78 2.89 (t5) 592.19 (2)
15.4 (7)
27 15 8 4 34
80 2.96 (4) 782.89 (7)
11.9 (9)
27 158 4 34 78 2.89 (t5) 692.56 (4)
17.7 (4)
27 1411 2 30 84 3.11 (2) 662.44 (3)19.7 (2)
27 11 11 5 27
81 3.00 (3) 772.85 (6)
18.2 (3)
27 10 14 3 23
77 2.85 (7) 752.78 (5)
17.6 (5)
27 7173 17 521.93 (10) 823.04 (9)
16.1 (6)
27 5193 13 57 2.11 (8) 802.96 (8)
14.7 (8)
27 4185 13 56 2.07 (9) 1063.93 (10) 11.4 (10)
HOCKEY EAST LEADERS
Points
1. James Marcou - UMass35
Colin Wilson - BU
35
3. Viktor Stalberg - UVM 34
4. Brock Bradford - BC 31
5. Nick Bonino - BU
30
Goals
1. Vicktor Stalberg - UVM19
2. Brock Bradford - BC 18
3. Ryan Ginand - NU
14
Jason Lawrence - BU 14
5. Three tied
12
Defenseman Point Scoring
1. Maury Edwards - UML 25
2. Matt Gilroy - BU
24
3. Colby Cohen - BU
21
4. Jeremy Dehner - UML 20
5. Kevin Kapstad - UNH 18
Assists
1. Colin Wilson - BU
25
2. James Marcou - UMass24
3. Nick Bonino - BU
21
4. Colby Cohen - BU
18
5. Several tied
17
Save Percentage
1. Brad Thiessen - NU .932
2. Nevin Hamilton - UML.926
3. Kieran Millan - BU .923
4. Paul Dainton - UMass.918
5. Brian Foster - UNH .917
Freshman Point Scoring
1. Casey Wellman - UMass27
2. Jesse Todd - MC
21
3. Chris Connolly - BU
19
Brian Flynn - ME
19
David Vallorani - UML 19
Wins
1. Brad Thiessen - NU
2. Brian Foster - UNH
Kieran Millan - BU
4. Rob Madore - UVM
John Muse - BC
Goals Against Average
1. Kieran Millan - BU 1.80
2. Brad Thiessen - NU2.09
3. Nevin Hamilton - UML 2.18
4. Carter Hutton - UML2.25
5. Rob Madore - UVM 2.32
PK Pct.
89.1 (1)
85.2 (3)
84.1 (5)
78.6 (9)
88.5 (2)
85.1 (4)
83.9 (6)
82.6 (7)
81.5 (8)
70.6 (10)
HOCKEY EAST ALL-STARS
First Team
Position
Second Team
Brad Theissen - NU *
G
Kieran Millan - BU
Maury Edwards - UML *
D
Justin Braun - UMass
Matt Gilroy - BU *
D
* Kevin Shattenkirk - BU
James Marcou - UMass *
F
Brock Bradford - BC
Viktor Stålberg - UVM *
F
Ryan Ginand - NU
Colin Wilson - BU *
F James van Riemsdyk - UML
HOCKEY EAST ALL-ROOKIE TEAM
Goalie: Kieran Millan, Boston University
Defenseman: Karl Stollery, Merrimack
Forward: Chris Connolly, Boston University
Forward: Peter MacArthur, Boston University
Forward: Gustav Nyquist, Maine
Forward: Steve Quailer, Northeastern
Forward: David Vallorani, UMass Lowell
Forward: Casey Wellman, Massachusetts
NCAA TOURNAMENT
18
15
15
11
11
First Round
Boston University 8, Ohio State 3
New Hampshire 6, North Dakota 5 (OT)
Vermont 4, Yale 1
Cornell 3, Northeastern 2
Regional Finals
Boston University 3, New Hampshire 1
Vermont 3, Air Force 2 (2OT)
Semifinals
Boston University 5, Vermont 4
Finals
Boston University 4, Miami 3 (OT)
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Overall
35-6-4
25-12-4
20-13-5
22-12-5
20-16-2
18-14-5
16-20-3
13-22-4
9-21-4
7-22-5
2009-10 SEASON SNAPSHOT
TOURNAMENT CHAMPION
BOSTON COLLEGE
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
BOBBY BUTLER
Coach of the Year: Mark Dennehy, Merrimack and Dick Umile, New Hampshire
Rookie of the Year: Stephane Da Costa, Merrimack
Best Defensive Forward: Ben Holmstrom, UMass Lowell
Best Defensive Defenseman: Justin Braun, Massachusetts
Three Stars Award: Bobby Butler, New Hampshire
Sportsmanship Award: Ben Smith, Boston College
Team Sportsmanship Award: New Hampshire
1. 2. 3. 6. 8. 9. 10.
Standings
GP W L T Pts
New Hampshire
27 15 6 6 36
Boston College
27 16 8 3 35
Boston University 27 13 12 2 28
Maine
27 1312 2 28
UMass Lowell
27 1211 4 28
Merrimack 27 12 13 2 26
Massachusetts
27 1314 0 26
Vermont
27 9117 25 Northeastern
27 1114 2 24
Providence
27 5184 14
GF
GPG
983.63 (2)
993.67 (1)
93 3.44 (4)
95 3.52 (3)
82 3.04 (t5)
82 3.04 (t5)
72 2.67 (8)
78 2.89 (7)
70 2.59 (9)
46 1.70 (10)
HOCKEY EAST LEADERS
Points
1. Bobby Butler - UNH 41
Gustav Nyquist - ME 41
3. Stephane Da Costa - MC36
4. Cam Atkinson - BC 34
Brian Flynn - ME
34
Brian Gibbons - BC 34
Defenseman Point Scoring
1. Colby Cohen - BU
26
2. Jeff Dimmen - ME
25
3. Blake Kessel - UNH 24
4. Justin Braun - UMass 23
Will O’Neill - ME
23
Goals
1. Bobby Butler - UNH21
2. Cam Atkinson - BC18
3. Brian Flynn - ME15
Kyle Kraemer - NU15
Goals Against Average
1. Patrick Milner - BC1.93
2. John Muse - BC 2.27
3. Carter Hutton - UML2.35
4. Rob Madore - UVM2.67
5. Brian Foster - UNH2.75
Assists
1. Gustav Nyquist - ME 29
2. Stephane Da Costa - MC27
3. James Marcou - UMass 24
4. Brian Gibbons - BC 23
5. Phil DeSimone - UNH22
Save Percentage
1. Parker Milner - BC .921
2. Carter Hutton - UML.920
3. Alex Beaudry - PC .914
4. Brian Foster - UNH.913
5. John Muse - BC .912
Freshman Point Scoring
1. Stephane Da Costa - MC36
2. Patt Mullane - BC
18
3. Alex Chiasson - BU 17
Jake Newton - NU 17
5. Steven Whitney - BC 16
Wins
1. Brian Foster - UNH 14
2. Scott Darling - ME 12
Paul Dainton - UMass12
4. Kieran Millan - BU
11
5. Chris Rawlings - NU 12
GA
77
61
91
90
72
85
86
82
87
84
Season History
REGULAR SEASON CHAMPION
NEW HAMPSHIRE
GAPG
PP Pct.
PK Pct.
Overall
2.85 (3)17.0 (8)78.1 (8)18-14-7
2.26 (1)
20.2 (3)84.8 (1)29-10-3
3.37 (t9) 19.6 (4)78.2 (7)18-17-3
3.33 (8)27.8 (1)81.8 (3)19-17-3
2.67 (2)19.0 (t5)80.3 (4)19-16-4
3.15 (5)23.5 (2)80.1 (5)16-19-2
3.19 (6)19.0 (t5)76.8 (10)18-18-0
3.04 (4)16.5 (10)79.1 (6)17-15-7
3.22 (7)
16.9 (9)78.0 (9)16-16-2
3.37 (t9)17.6 (7)83.7 (2)10-20-4
HOCKEY EAST ALL-STARS
(*All-Americans)
First Team
Position
Second Team
Brian Foster - UNH *
G
Carter Hutton - UML
Justin Braun - UMass *
D
Jeremy Dehner - UML
Colby Cohen - BU *
D
Jeff Dimmen - ME
Blake Kessel - UNH *
D
Bobby Butler - UNH *
F
Cam Atkinson - BC
Brian Gibbons - BC
F
Stephane Da Costa - MC
Gustav Nyquist - ME *
F
James Marcou - UMass
HOCKEY EAST ALL-ROOKIE TEAM
Goalie : Chris Rawlings, Northeastern
Defenseman: Brian Dumoulin, Boston College
Defenseman: Jake Newton, Northeastern
Defenseman: Max Nicastro, Boston University
Forward: Stephane Da Costa, Merrimack
Forward: Chris Kreider, Boston College
Forward: Sebastian Stalberg, Vermont
Forward: Peter MacArthur, Boston University
NCAA TOURNAMENT
First Round
Boston College 3, Alaska 1
New Hampshire 6, Cornell 2
Wisconsin 3, Vermont 2
Regional Finals
RIT 6, New Hampshire 2
Boston College 9, Yale 7
Semifinals
Boston College 7, Miami 1
Championship
Boston College 5, Wisconsin 0
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Season History
2010-11 SEASON SNAPSHOT
REGULAR SEASON CHAMPION
BOSTON COLLEGE
TOURNAMENT CHAMPION
BOSTON COLLEGE
Coach of the Year: Jerry York, Boston College
Rookie of the Year: Charlie Coyle, Boston University
Best Defensive Forward: Tanner House, Maine
Best Defensive Defenseman: Brian Dumoulin, Boston College
Three Stars Award: Paul Thompson, New Hampshire
Sportsmanship Award: Brian Flynn, Maine
Turfer Athletic Award: Jeff Dimmen, Maine
Team Sportsmanship Award: New Hampshire
1.
2.
3.
4. 5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Standings
Boston College
New Hampshire
Boston University
Merrimack
Maine
Northeastern
Vermont
Massachusetts
Providence
UMass Lowell GP
27
27
27
27
27
27
27
27
27
27
W
20
17
15
16
14
10
6
5
4
4
L
6
6
6
8
8
10
14
16
16
21
T
1
4
6
3
5
7
7
6
7
2
Pts
41
38
36
35
33
27
19
16
15
10
GF
101
90
76
89
92
73
60
68
53
60
GPG
3.74 (1)
3.33 (3)
2.81 (5)
3.30 (4)
3.41 (2)
2.70 (6)
2.22 (t8)
2.52 (7)
1.96 (10)
2.22 (t8)
HOCKEY EAST LEADERS
Points
1. Paul Thompson - UNH42
2. Cam Atkinson - BC38
3. Brian Gibbons - BC36
Gustav Nyquist - ME36
5. Chris Barton - MC33
Goals
1. Bobby Butler - UNH21
2. Cam Atkinson - BC18
3. Brian Flynn - ME15
Kyle Kraemer - NU15
Assists
1. Brian Gibbons - BC
Mike Sislo - UNH
3. Chris Barton - MC
Brian Dumoulin - BC
Gustav Nyquist - ME
26
16
21
21
21
Freshman Point Scoring
1. Charlie Coyle - BU
21
2. Michael Pereira - UMass20
3. Mike Collins - MC
19
4. Matt Nieto - BU
18
Sahir Gill - BU
18
44
44
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
PAUL THOMPSON
Defenseman Point Scoring
1. Brian Dumoulin - BC 23
2. Blake Kessel - UNH
18
3. Adam Clendening - BU17
4. Drew MacKenzie - UVM16
Anthony Bitetto - NU 16
Goals Against Average
1. John Muse - BC1.84
2. Matt DiGirolamo - UNH
2.16
3. Dan Sullivan - ME2.28
4. Kieran Millan - BU2.34
5. Joe Cannata - MC2.46
Chris Rawlings - NU
2.46
Save Percentage
1. John Muse - BC.933
2. Kieran Millan - BU.932
3. Matt DiGirolamo - UNH.931
4. Chris Rawlings - NU.925
5. Joe Cannata - MC.913
Wins
1. John Muse - BC
2. Matt Di Girolamo - UNH
3. Joe Cannata - MC
4. Kieran Millan - BU
5. Dan Sullivan - ME
18
17
16
13
9
GA
58
59
67
67
73
69
85
88
94
102
GAPG
2.15 (1)
2.19 (2)
2.48 (t3) 2.48 (t3)
2.70 (6)
2.56 (5)
3.15 (7)
3.26 (8)
3.48 (9)
3.78 (10)
PP Pct.
24.2 (1)
22.0 (2)
12.8 (8)
20.8 (3)
17.6 (t4)
17.6 (t4)
14.0 (7)
12.2 (9)
9.3 (10)
16.9 (6)
PK Pct.
Overall
86.7 (2)
30-8-1
83.8 (5)
22-11-6
89.6 (1)
19-12-8
84.0 (4)
25-10-4
85.0 (3)
17-12-7
81.6 (6)14-16-8
80.8 (8)
8-20-8
78.4 (10)
6-23-6
81.2 (7)
8-18-8
79.2 (9)
5-25-4
HOCKEY EAST ALL-STARS
First Team
Position
Second Team
John Muse - BC *
G
Kieran Millan - BU
Brian Dumoulin - BC *
D
Josh Van Dyk - ME
Blake Kessel - UNH *
D
David Warsofsky - BU
Cam Atkinson - BC *
F * Stephane Da Costa - MC
Gustav Nyquist - ME *
F
Brian Gibbons - BC
Paul Thompson- UNH * F
Wade MacLeod - NU
HOCKEY EAST ALL-ROOKIE TEAM
Goalie: Dan Sullivan, Maine
Defenseman: Anthony Bitetto, Northeastern
Defenseman: Adam Clendening, Boston University
Forward: Bill Arnold, Boston College
Forward: Mike Collins, Merrimack
Forward: Charlie Coyle, Boston University
Forward: Michael Pereira, Massachusetts
Forward: Brodie Reid, Northeastern
NCAA TOURNAMENT
First Round
Colorado College 8, Boston College 4
New Hampshire 3, Miami 1
Notre Dame 4, Merrimack 3 (OT)
Regional Finals
Notre Dame 2, New Hampshire 1
2011-12 SEASON SNAPSHOT
TOURNAMENT CHAMPION
BOSTON COLLEGE
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
SPENCER ABBOTT
Coach of the Year: Norm Bazin, UMass Lowell
Rookie of the Year: Scott Wilson, UMass Lowell
Best Defensive Forward: Chris Connolly, Boston University
Best Defensive Defenseman: Brian Dumoulin, Boston College
Three Stars Award: Kieran Millan, Boston University
Sportsmanship Award: Chris Connolly, Boston University
Turfer Athletic Award: Matt Ferreira, UMass Lowell
Team Sportsmanship Award: New Hampshire
1. 2.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
10.
Standings
Boston College
UMass Lowell
Boston University
Maine
Merrimack
New Hampshire
Providence
Massachusetts
Northeastern
Vermont
GP
27
27
27
27
27
27
27
27
27
27
W
19
17
17
15
13
11
10
9
9
3
L
7
9
9
10
9
14
14
14
14
23
T
1
1
1
2
5
2
3
4
4
1
Pts
39 35
35
32
31
24
23
22
22
7
GF
96
90
101
91
70
68
68
83
73
54
GPG
3.56 (2)
3.33 (4)
3.74 (1)
3.37 (3)
2.59 (7)
2.52 (t8)
2.52 (t8)
3.07 (5)
2.70 (6)
2.00 (10)
Defenseman Point Scoring
1. Brian Dumoulin - BC 21
2. Adam Clendening - BU20
3. Drew MacKenzie - UVM19
Joel Hanley - UMass 19
5. Several tied
18
Goals
1. Joey Diamond - ME20
2. Barry Almeida - BC17
3. Spencer Abbott - ME15
4. Chris Kreider - BC14
Bill Arnold - BC14
Wade Megan - BU14
Derek Arnold - UML14
Goals Against Average
1. Parker Milner - BC 1.85
2. Doug Carr - UML 2.17
3. Joe Cannata - MC 2.28
4. Casey DeSmith - UNH2.29
5. Kieran Millan - BU 2.39
Freshman Point Scoring
1. Scott Wilson - UML 28
2. Johnny Gaudreau - BC22
3. Ludwig Karlsson - NU 20
4. Ross Mauermann - PC19
5. Two tied
18
Save Percentage
1. Casey DeSmith - UNH.928
Parker Milner - BC .928
3. Doug Carr - UML .927
Kieran Millan - BU .927
5. Joe Cannata - MC .923
Wins
1. Doug Carr - UML
Parker Milner - BC
3. Kieran Millan - BU
Dan Sullivan - ME
5. Joe Cannata - MC
GAPG
2.22 (1)
2.52 (3)
2.59 (4)
2.96 (6)
2.41 (2)
2.74 (5)
3.30 (8)
3.41 (9)
3.04 (7)
4.22 (10)
PP Pct.
22.7 (3)
22.5 (4)
25.7 (1)
25.6 (2)
19.3 (5)
16.1 (8)
16.9 (7)
17.6 (6)
13.2 (10)
14.4 (9)
PK Pct.
87.1 (1)
79.4 (7)
85.9 (2)
76.9 (9)
79.9 (6)
85.4 (3)
81.1 (t4)
78.3 (8)
81.1 (t4)
68.3 (10)
Overall
33-10-1
24-13-1
23-15-1
23-14-3
18-12-7
15-19-3
14-20-4
13-18-5
13-16-5
6-27-1
HOCKEY EAST ALL-STARS
HOCKEY EAST LEADERS
Points
1. Spencer Abbott - ME 38
2. Joey Diamond - ME 37
3. Brian Flynn - ME
35
4. Chris Connolly - BU 32
Matt Nieto - BU
32
Assists
1. Chris Connolly - BU 26
2. Brian Flynn - ME
23
Spencer Abbott - ME 23
4. Matt Nieto - BU
22
5. Pat Mullane - BC
19
GA
60
68
70
80
65
74
89
92
82
114
Season History
REGULAR SEASON CHAMPION
BOSTON COLLEGE
16
16
14
14
13
First Team
Joe Cannata - MC *
Adam Clendening - BU
Brian Dumoulin - BC *
Spencer Abbott - ME *
Barry Almeida - BC *
Brian Flynn - ME
Position
G
D
D
F
F
F
Second Team
Doug Carr - UML
Garrett Noonan - BU
Karl Stollery - MC
Chris Connolly - BU
Joey Diamond - ME
Chris Kreider - BC
HOCKEY EAST ALL-ROOKIE TEAM
Goalie: Casey DeSmith, New Hampshire
Defenseman: Zach Kamrass, UMass Lowell
Defenseman: Alexx Privitera, Boston University
Defenseman: Trevor van Riemsdyk, New Hampshire
Forward: Johnny Gaudreau, Boston College
Forward: Ross Mauermann, Providence
Forward: Ludwig Karlsson, Northeastern
Forward: Kyle Reynolds, Vermont
Forward: Scott Wilson, UMass Lowell
NCAA TOURNAMENT
First Round
UMass Lowell 4, Miami 3 (OT)
Boston College 2, Air Force 0
Minnesota 7, Boston University 3
Minnesota Duluth 5, Maine 2
Regional Finals
Boston College 4, Minnesota Duluth 0
Union 4, UMass Lowell 2
Semifinals
Boston College 6, North Dakota 1
Championship
Boston College 4, Ferris State 1
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2012-13 SEASON SNAPSHOT
REGULAR SEASON CHAMPION
UMASS LOWELL
TOURNAMENT CHAMPION
UMASS LOWELL
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
JOHNNY GAUDREAU
Coach of the Year: Norm Bazin, UMass Lowell
Rookie of the Year: Jon Gillies, Providence
Best Defensive Forward: Tim Schaller, Providence
Best Defensive Defenseman: Patrick Wey, Boston College
Three Stars Award: John Henrion, UNH and Martin Ouellette, Maine
Sportsmanship Award: Chris McCarthy, Vermont
Team Sportsmanship Award: New Hampshire Wildcats
Standings
1. UMass Lowell
2. Boston College
3. Boston University
Providence
New Hampshire
6. Merrimack
7. Vermont
Maine
9. Massachusetts
10. Northeastern
GP
27
27
27
27
27
27
27
27
27
27
W
16
15
15
13
13
13
8
7
9
5
L
9
9
10
8
8
11
13
12
16
18
T
2
3
2
6
6
3
6
8
2
4
Pts
34
33
32
32
32
29
22
22
20
14
GF
GPG
81 3.00 (t3)
88 3.26 (1)
82 3.04 (2)
75 2.78 (5)
81 3.00 (t3)
68 2.52 (7)
60 2.22 (8)
57 2.11 (10)
72 2.67 (6)
59 2.19 (9)
HOCKEY EAST LEADERS
Points
1. Johnny Gaudreau - BC36
2. Mike Collins - MC32
3. Steven Whitney - BC31
4. Pat Mullane - BC29
Joseph Pendenza - UML29
Defenseman Point Scoring
1. Trevor van Riemsdyk - UNH 22
2. Michael Matheson - BC 17
Matt Grzelcyk - BU
17
Eric Knodel - UNH
17
5. Several tied
15
Goals
1. Steven Whitney - BC18
2. Bill Arnold - BC13
Matt Nieto - BU13
Riley Wetmore - UML13
5. Several tied
12
Goals Against Average
1. C. Hellebuyck - UML1.38
2. Casey DeSmith - UNH2.04
3. Jon Gillies - PC2.17
4. Sam Marotta - MC2.23
5. Martin Ouellette - ME2.43
Assists
1. Johnny Gaudreau - BC
2. Mike Collins - MC
3. Joseph Pendenza - UML
Kevin Goumas - UNH 5. Two tied
24
21
20
20
19
Save Percentage
1. C. Hellebuyck - UML.948
2. Casey DeSmith - UNH.933
3. Jon Gillies - PC.929
4. Sam Marotta - MC.926
5. Sean Maguire - BU.923
27
20
19
17
17
Wins
1. Parker Milner - BC
15
2. Jon Gillies - PC
13
Casey DeSmith - UNH 13
4. C. Hellebuyck - UML11
Sam Marotta - MC
11
Freshman Point Scoring
1. Danny O’Regan - BU
2. Kevin Roy - NU
3. Devin Shore - ME
4. Michael Matheson - BC
Matt Grzelcyk - BU
GA
63
72
73
63
58
66
80
72
79
97
GAPG
2.33 (t2)
2.67 (t5)
2.70 (7)
2.33 (t2)
2.15 (1)
2.44 (4)
2.96 (9)
2.67 (t5)
2.93 (8)
3.59 (10)
PP Pct.
16.7 (4)
24.8 (1)
17.9 (3)
13.0 (9)
19.5 (2)
15.0 (t6)
11.0 (10)
14.0 (8)
16.5 (5)
15.0 (t6)
PK Pct.
85.1 (4)
87.3 (3)
85.0 (5)
82.3 (7)
92.3 (1)
87.7 (2)
77.0 (10)
79.5 (8)
84.8 (6)
78.4 (9)
HOCKEY EAST ALL-STARS
First Team
Position
Second Team
Jon Gillies - PC *
G Connor Hellebuyck - UML
Chad Ruhwedel - UML *
D
Jordan Heywood - MC
Trevor van Riemsdyk - UNH *D
Patrick Wey - BC
Mike Collins - MC *
F
Joseph Pendenza - UML
Johnny Gaudreau - BC *
F
Evan Rodrigues - BU
Steven Whitney - BC *
F
Riley Wetmore - UML
PRO AMBITIONS ALL-ROOKIE TEAM
Goalie: Jon Gillies, Providence
Goalie: Connor Hellebuyck, UMass Lowell
Defenseman: Matt Grzelcyk, Boston University
Defenseman: Michael Matheson, Boston College
Forward: Danny O’Regan, Boston University
Forward: Kevin Roy, Northeastern
NCAA TOURNAMENT
First Round
UMass Lowell 6, Wisconsin 1
New Hampshire 5, Denver 2
Union 5, Boston College 1
Regional Finals
UMass Lowell 2, New Hampshire 0
Semifinals
Yale 3, UMass Lowell 2 (OT)
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Overall
28-11-2
22-12-4
21-16-2
17-14-7
20-12-7
15-17-6
11-19-6
11-19-8
12-19-3
9-21-4
2013-14 SEASON SNAPSHOT
TOURNAMENT CHAMPION
UMASS LOWELL
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
JOHNNY GAUDREAU
Bauer Coach of the Year (Bob Kullen Award): Jerry York, Boston College
Pro Ambitions Rookie of the Year: Mario Puskarich, Vermont
Gladiator Best Defensive Forward: Bill Arnold, Boston College and Ross Mauermann, Providence
Old Time Hockey Best Defensive Defenseman: Josh Manson, Northeastern
Squad Locker Scoring Champion: Johnny Gaudreau, Boston College (36 pts.)
Stop It Goaltending Champion: Thatcher Demko, Boston College (9-1-1, 1.35 GAA, .948 SP)
Three Stars Award: Clay Witt, Northeastern
Len Ceglarski Sportsmanship Award: Ross Mauermann, Providence
Charlie Holt Team Sportsmanship Award: New Hampshire Wildcats
Standings
GP W L T Pts
GF
GPG
GA GAPG
PP Pct.
1. Boston College 20 16 2 2 34
75 3.75 (1)
40 2.00 (t1)
24.7 (1)
2. UMass Lowell 20 11 6 3 25
54 2.70 (4)
43 2.15 (3)
21.3 (3)
3. Providence 20 11 7 2 24
50 2.50 (6)
49 2.45 (6)
8.9 (11)
4. New Hampshire 20 11 9 0 22
64 3.20 (2)
51 2.55 (t7)
24.0 (2)
Northeastern 20 10 8 2 22
52 2.60 (5)
51 2.55 (t7)
9.1 (10)
6. Maine
20 9 8 3 20
59 2.95 (3)
48 2.40 (t4)
18.7 (5)
7. Vermont
20 10 10 0 20
49 2.45 (7)
48 2.40 (t4)
13.7 (6)
Notre Dame
20 9 9 2 20
43 2.15 (t8)
40 2.00 (t1)
12.4 (7)
9. Boston University 20 5 12 3 13
43 2.15 (t8)
66 3.30 (t10)
12.0 (8)
10. Massachusetts
20 4 13 3 11
42 2.10 (10)
61 3.05 (9)
19.3 (4)
11. Merrimack
20 3 15 2
8
32 1.60 (11)
66 3.30 (t10)
11.8 (9)
HOCKEY EAST LEADERS
Points
1. Johnny Gaudreau - BC 36
2. Kevin Hayes - BC
27
3. Kevin Goumas - UNH26
Devin Shore - ME
26
5. Several tied
22
Defenseman Point Scoring
1. Ben Hutton - ME
19
2. Brett Pesce - UNH
15
3. Eric Knodel - UNH
14
4. Justin Agosta - UNH 13
5. Two tied
12
Goals
1. Johnny Gaudreau - BC 18
2. Mario Puskarich - UVM 13
3. Ben Hutton - ME12
4. Kevin Hayes - BC11
5. Several tied
10
Goals Against Average
1. Thatcher Demko - BC1.35
2. S. Summerhays - ND1.89
3. C. Hellebuyck - UML1.99
4. Brody Hoffman - UVM2.26
5. Jon Gillies - PC
2.29
Assists
1. Kevin Goumas - UNH20
2. Johnny Gaudreau - BC18
Devin Shore - ME
18
4. Kevin Hayes - BC
16
5. Two tied
14
Save Percentage
1. Thatcher Demko - BC .948
2. Clay Witt - NU
.938
3. C. Hellebuyck - UML .935
4. S. Summerhays - ND.931
5. Sean Maguire - BU .928
Freshman Point Scoring
1. Mario Puskarich - UVM19
2. Mike Szmatula - NU 17
3. Robbie Baillargeon - BU14
4. Ryan Fitzgerald - BC 13
Brendan Bradley - UVM 13
Wins
1. Casey DeSmith - UNH11
Jon Gillies - PC
11
3. Clay Witt - NU
10
4. Several tied
9
PK Pct.
91.7 (1)
81.0 (10)
84.3 (4)
82.8 (6)
86.8 (3)
82.5 (8)
87.9 (2)
83.5 (5)
82.2 (9)
82.6 (7)
80.0 (11)
Season History
REGULAR SEASON CHAMPION
BOSTON COLLEGE
Overall
28-8-4
26-11-4
22-11-6
22-18-1
19-14-4
16-15-4
20-15-3
23-15-2
10-21-4
8-22-4
8-22-3
HOCKEY EAST ALL-STARS
First Team
Position
Connor Hellebuyck - UML
G
Ben Hutton - ME
D
Michael Matheson - BC
D
D
Johnny Gaudreau - BC
F
Kevin Hayes - BC
F
Devin Shore - ME
F
Second Team
Clay Witt - NU
Stephen Johns (UND)
Eric Knodel - UNH
Josh Manson - NU
Kevin Goumas - UNH
Chris McCarthy - UVM
Kevin Roy - NU
PRO AMBITIONS ALL-ROOKIE TEAM
Goalie: Thatcher Demko, Boston College
Goalie: Michael Kapla, UMass Lowell
Defenseman: Steve Santini, Boston College
Forward: Robbie Baillargeon, Boston University
Forward: Vince Hinostroza, Notre Dame
Forward: Mario Puskarich, Vermont
Forward: Mike Szmatula, Northeastern
NCAA TOURNAMENT
First Round
Boston College 6, Denver 2
UMass Lowell 2, Minnesota State 1
Providence 4, Quinnipiac 0
Union 5, Vermont 2
St. Cloud 4, Notre Dame 3 (OT)
Regional Finals
Boston College 4, UMass Lowell 3
Union 3, Providence 1
Semifinals
Union 5, Boston College 4
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Season History
REGULAR SEASON CHAMPION
BOSTON UNIVERSITY
TOURNAMENT CHAMPION
BOSTON UNIVERSITY WARRIOR PLAYER OF THE YEAR
JACK EICHEL, BOSTON UNIVERSITY
Bauer Coach of the Year (Bob Kullen Award): David Quinn, Boston University
Pro Ambitions Rookie of the Year: Jack Eichel, Boston University
Old Time Hockey Best Defensive Defenseman: Mike Paliotta, Vermont
Gladiator Best Defensive Forward: Noel Acciari, Providence College
Len Ceglarski Sportsmanship Award: Micheal Sit, Boston College and Dalen Hedges, Northeastern
Squad Locker Scoring Champion: Jack Eichel, Boston University (14g, 30a, 44pts)
Stop It Goaltending - Goaltending Champion: Jon Gillies, Providence College (12-8-1, 1.74 GAA, .939 SV%)
Three Stars Award: Jack Eichel, Boston University
Charlie Holt Team Sportsmanship Award: University of Vermont Catamounts
Rk. Standings
1. Boston University
2. Providence
Boston College 4. UMass Lowell
5. Notre Dame
6. Northeastern
7. Vermont 8. New Hampshire
9. UConn
Maine
11. Merrimack
12. Massachusetts
GP
22
22
22
22
22
22
22
22
22
22
22
22
W
14
13
12
11
10
11
10
10
7
8
5
5
L
5
8
7
7
7
9
9
11
11
12
14
15
T
3
1
3
4
5
2
3
1
4
2
3
1
Pts
31
27
27
26
25
24
23
21
18
18
13
11
Overall
28-8-5
26-13-2
21-14-3
21-12-6
18-19-5
16-16-4
22-15-4
19-19-2
10-19-7
14-22-3
16-18-4
11-23-2
Offense
Defense
4.00 GPG (1st)
2.50 GAPG (6th)
2.77 GPG (8th)
1.68 GAPG (1st)
2.73 GPG (9th)
2.27 GAPG (2nd)
3.18 GPG (t-2nd) 2.36 GAPG (3rd)
2.91 GPG (t-5th) 2.45 GAPG (5th)
3.18 GPG (t-2nd) 3.14 GAPG (9th)
2.82 GPG (7th)
2.41 GAPG (4th)
3.00 GPG (4th)
3.09 GAPG (8th)
1.91 GPG (11th) 3.36 GAPG (t-10th)
2.91 GPG (t-5th) 3.36 GAPG (t-10th)
1.73 GPG (12th) 2.55 GAPG (7th)
2.68 GPG (10th) 4.64 GAPG (12th)
44
36
31
30
25
Goals
1. Ahti Oksanen - BU
2. Jack Eichel - BU
Danny O’Regan - BU
4. Evan Rodrigues - BU
Matt Willows - UNH
16
14
14
13
13
Assists
1. Jack Eichel - BU
30
2. Vince Hinostroza - ND 24
3. Evan Rodrigues - BU 23
4. Danny O’Regan - BU 17
5. Dalen Hedges - NU
16
Freshman Point Scoring
1. Jack Eichel - BU
44
2. Dennis Kravchenko - UMass 21
3. C.J. Smith - UML
20
4. Alex Tuch - BC
19
5. Noah Hanifin - BC
18
Defenseman Point Scoring
1. Matt Grzelcyk - BU
2. Robbie Russo - ND
Mike Paliotta - UVM
4. Noah Hanifin - BC
5. Alexx Privitera - UVM
Jordan Gross - ND
Matt Benning - NU
Goals Against Average
1. Jon Gillies - PC
2. Cal Petersen - ND
3. Thatcher Demko - BC
4. Mike Santaguida - UVM
5. Rasmus Tirronen - MC
Save Percentage
1. Jon Gillies - PC
2. Cal Petersen - ND
3. Rasmus Tirronen - MC
4. Thatcher Demko - BC
5. Matt O’Connor - BU
Wins
1. Thatcher Demko - BC
Matt O’Connor - BU
Jon Gillies - PC
4. Kevin Boyle - UML
Danny Tirone - UNH
20
19
19
18
15
15
15
1.74
2.06
2.17
2.17
2.25
.939
.938
.924
.924
.924
12
12
12
9
9
First Team
Pos.
Second Team
Jon Gillies, PC (Jr.) *
G Matt O’Connor, BU (Jr.)
Matt Grzelcyk, BU (Jr.) *
D
Noah Hanifin, BC (Fr.)
Robbie Russo, ND (Sr.) * D * Mike Paliotta, UVM (Sr.)
Jack Eichel, BU (Fr.) *
F Danny O’Regan, BU (Jr.)
Kevin Roy, NU (Jr.) *
F Evan Rodrigues, BU (Sr.)
Vince Hinostroza, ND (So.) F
Devin Shore, ME (Jr.)
*All-American
PRO AMBITIONS ALL-ROOKIE TEAM
Goalie: Cal Petersen, Notre Dame
Defense: Noah Hanifin, Boston College
Defense: Brandon Montour, Massachusetts
Forward: Jack Eichel, Boston University *
Forward: Alex Tuch, Boston College
Forward: C.J. Smith, UMass Lowell
* denotes unanimous selection
NCAA TOURNAMENT
First Round
Boston University 3, Yale 2 (OT)
Providence 7, Miami 5
Denver 5, Boston College 2
Regional Finals
Boston University 3, Minnesota Duluth 2
Providence 4, Denver 1
Semifinals
Boston University 5, North Dakota 3
Providence 4, Omaha 1
Championship
Providence 4, Boston University 3
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Penalty Kill
80.0 (8th)
88.1 (3rd)
86.5 (4th)
78.5 (9th)
90.1 (1st)
75.7 (11th)
85.5 (5th)
77.0 (10th)
82.5 (7th)
84.6 (6th)
88.5 (2nd)
74.5 (12th)
HOCKEY EAST ALL-STARS
HOCKEY EAST LEADERS
Points
1. Jack Eichel - BU 2. Evan Rodrigues - BU
3. Danny O’Regan - BU
4. Vince Hinostroza - ND
5. Kevin Roy - NU
Power Play
28.3 (1st)
15.0 (2nd)
15.7 (8th)
16.9 (5th)
20.3 (4th)
20.5 (3rd)
22.1 (2nd)
16.3 (6th)
13.0 (11th)
14.3 (10th)
12.9 (12th)
15.7 (7th)
2014-15 LEAGUE STATISTICS LEADERS
2015-2016 Returners in BOLD
Rk. Player, School
Cl Pos GP PPG G-A-P
1. Jack Eichel, BU
Fr. F 22 2.00 14-30-44
2. Evan Rodrigues, BU Sr. F 22 1.64 13-23-36
3. Danny O’Regan, BUJr. F 22 1.41 14-17-31
4. Vince Hinostroza, ND So. F 22 1.366-24-30
5. Kevin Roy, NU
Jr. F 22 1.13 10-15-25
6. Dalen Hedges, NU So. F 22 1.09 8-16-24
7. Devin Shore, ME
Jr.
F 22 1.05 11-12-23
8. Ahti Oksanen, BU So. F 21 1.05 16-6-22
Tyler Kelleher, UNHSo. F 21 1.05 8-14-22
10. D. Kravchenko, UMassFr. F 22 0.958-13-21
11. C.J. Smith, UML
Fr. F 22 0.91 8-12-20
Matt Grzelcyk, BU Jr. D 22 0.91 6-14-20
Steven Swavely, MEJr. F 22 0.91 6-14-20
14. Robbie Russo, ND Sr. D 20 0.95 8-11-19
Matt Willows, UNH Sr. F 22 0.86 13-6-19
Alex Tuch, BC
Fr. F 22 0.86 10-9-19
Mike Szmatula, NU So. F 22 0.86 8-11-19
Adam Gilmour, BC So. F 22 0.86 7-12-19
Nick Saracino, PC Jr. F 22 0.86 7-12-19
Mike Paliotta, UVM Sr. D 22 0.86 7-12-19
Leading Goaltenders (Hockey East Games)
Rk.
1.
2.
3. 4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Player, School
Jon Gillies, PC
Cal Petersen, ND
Rasmus Tirronen, MC
Thatcher Demko, BC
Matt O’Connor, BU
Kevin Boyle, UML
Brody Hoffman, UVM
Mike Santaguida, UVM
Daniel Tirone, UNH
Rob Nichols, UConn
Cl.
Jr.
Fr.
Sr.
So.
Jr.
Fr.
Jr.
So.
Fr.
So.
GP
21
17
19
22
18
19
12
14
13
22
Leading Goaltenders (All Games)
Rk.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Player, School
Jon Gillies, PC
Rasmus Tirronen, MC
Matt O’Connor, BU
Thatcher Demko, BC
Daniel Tirone, UNH
Mike Santaguida, UVM
Brody Hoffman, UVM
Cal Petersen, ND
Rob Nichols, UConn
Kevin Boyle, UML
Cl.
Jr.
Sr.
Jr.
So.
Fr.
So.
Jr.
Fr.
So.
Jr.
GP
39
31
35
35
20
25
22
33
35
34
Leading Scorers (All Games)
Rk. Player, School
Cl Pos GP PPG G-A-P
1. Jack Eichel, BU
Fr. F 40 1.77 26-45-71
2. Evan Rodrigues, BU Sr. F 41 1.49 21-40-61
3. Danny O’Regan, BUJr. F 41 1.22 23-27-50
4. Kevin Roy, NU
Jr. F 35 1.26 19-25-44
Vince Hinostroza, NDSo. F 42 1.05 11-33-44
6. Tyler Kelleher, UNHSo. F 39 1.08 18-24-42
7. Robbie Russo, ND Sr. D 40 1.02 15-26-41
8. Ahti Oksanen, BU Jr. F 40 0.95 25-13-38
Nick Saracino, PC Jr. F 40 0.95 14-24-38
Matt Grzelcyk, BU Jr. D 41 0.93 10-28-38
11. Grayson Downing, UNH Sr. F 38 0.9521-25-36
Mike Paliotta, UVM Sr. D 41 0.88 9-27-36
13. C.J. Smith, UML
Fr. F 39 0.90 16-19-35
Devin Shore, ME
Jr.
F 39 0.90 16-19-35
Matt Willows, UNH Sr. F 40 0.88 19-16-35
16. Dalen Hedges, NU So. F 36 0.94 9-35-34
17. D. Kravchenko, UMassFr. F 36 0.9210-23-33
18. Noel Acciari, PC
Jr.
F 41 0.78 15-17-32
Shane Luke, PC
Sr. F 41 0.78 13-19-32
Mario Lucia, ND
Jr. F 42 0.76 21-11-32
Minutes
1239:58
960:44
1041:27
1328:16
1029:32
1134:21
644:42
690:25
769:26
1304:22
W
12
7
4
12
12
9
7
3
9
7
L
8
6
11
7
2
6
4
5
4
11
T
1
3
2
3
2
4
1
2
0
4
GA
36
33
39
48
39
44
25
25
32
65
GAA
1.74
2.06
2.25
2.17
2.27
2.33
2.33
2.17
2.50
2.99
Minutes
2300:36
1800:46
2087:43
2107:06
1204:48
1296:08
1192:59
1891:36
2067:16
1961:43
W
24
12
25
19
14
9
13
13
9
18
L
13
14
4
13
6
9
6
16
19
9
T
2
3
4
3
0
2
2
3
7
6
GA
77
69
76
77
43
45
41
79
94
79
GAA
2.01
2.30
2.18
2.19
2.14
2.08
2.06
2.51
2.73
2.42
Svs
559
501
477
586
475
483
255
254
325
654
Season History
Leading Scorers (Hockey East Games)
SO Save%
2
.939
2
.938
2
.924
1
.924
0
.924
2
.917
0
.911
1
.910
1
.910
4
.910
Svs SO Save%
1029
4
.930
897
2
.929
964
1
.927
950
1
.925
520
2
.924
541
3
.923
487
1
.922
892
4
.919
1052
4
.918
850
3
.915
49
Season History
2014-15 MONTHLY & WEEKLY HONOREES
50
50
WARRIOR HOCKEY PLAYER OF THE WEEK
WeekPlayer
Oct. 6
Ahti Oksanen, F - Boston University
Oct. 13
Jonathan Turk, F - Vermont
Oct. 20
Steven Iacobellis, F - Massachusetts
Oct. 27
Adam Gilmour, F - Boston College
Nov. 3
Chris Maniccia, F - UMass Lowell
Nov. 10
Trevor Gerling, F - UConn
Nov. 17
Trevor Mingoia, F - Providence College
Nov. 24
Jack Eichel, F - Boston University
Dec. 1 Kevin Roy, F - Northeastern
Dec. 8
Danny O’Regan, F - Boston University
Dec. 15
Grayson Downing, F - New Hampshire
Jan. 1
Tyler Kelleher, F - New Hampshire
Jan 5.
Dylan Zink, D - UMass Lowell
Jan. 12
Shane Walsh, F - Massachusetts
Jan. 19
Robbie Russo, D - Notre Dame
Jan. 26
Steven Swavely, F - Maine
Noel Acciari, F - Providence
Feb. 2 Evan Rodrigues, F - Boston University
Feb. 9
Evan Rodrigues, F - Boston University
Feb. 16
Kevin Roy, F - Northeastern
Feb. 23
Cal Petersen, G - Notre Dame
March 2
Matt Grzelcyk, D - Boston University
March 9
Brendan Bradley, F - Vermont
Grayson Downing, F - New Hampshire
March 16
Jack Eichel, F - Boston University
March 23
Jack Eichel, F - Boston University
March 30
Evan Rodrigues, F - Boston University
April 13
Brandon Tanev, F - Providence College
HOCKEY EAST DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK
WeekPlayer
Oct. 6
Zack Kamrass, D - UMass Lowell
Oct. 13
Rasmus Tirronen, G - Merrimack
Oct. 20
Teddy Doherty, D - Boston College
Oct. 27
Matt O’Connor, G - Boston University
Nov. 3
Jon Gillies, G - Providence College
Nov. 10
Rob Nichols, G - UConn
Nov. 17
Mike Santaguida, G - Vermont
Nov. 24
Nick Ellis, G - Providence College
Dec. 1 Jon Gilles, G - Providence College
Dec. 8
Robbie Russo, D - Notre Dame
Dec. 15
Mike Santaguida, G - Vermont
Jan. 1
Jon Gilles, G - Providence
Jan. 5
Rasmus Tirronen, G - Merrimack
Jan. 12
Matt Morris, G - Maine
Jan. 19
Danny Tirone, G - New Hampshire
Jan. 26 Matt O’Connor, G - Boston University
Feb. 2
Rob Nichols, G - UConn
Feb. 9
Cal Petersen, G - Notre Dame
Feb. 16
Cal Petersen, G - Notre Dame
Feb. 23
Mike Santaguida, G - Vermont
Steve Mastalerz, G - UMass
March 2
Rob Nichols, G - UConn
March 9
Rasmus Tirronen, G - Merrimack
March 16
Danny Tironne, G - New Hampshire
Brody Hoffman, G - Vermont
March 23
Matt O’Connor, G - Boston University
March 30
Jon Gillies, G - Providence College
April 30
Jon Gillies, G - Providence College
PRO AMBITIONS ROOKIE OF THE WEEK
WeekPlayer
Oct. 6
Jack Eichel, F - Boston University
Oct. 13
Brian Pinho, F - Providence College
Oct. 20
Andrew Poturalski, F - New Hampshire
Oct. 27
Henry Dill, G - Massachusetts
Nov. 3
Liam Pecararo, F - Maine
Nov. 10 Jack Eichel, F - Boston University
Nov. 17
Nolan Stevens, F - Northeastern
Nov. 24
Spencer Naas, F - UConn
Dec. 1 Jarrid Privitera, F - Vermont
Dec. 8
Michael Louria, F - UMass Lowell
Dec. 15
Malcolm Hayes, F - Maine
Jan. 1 Jake Evans, F - Notre Dame
Jan. 5 Nolan Vesey, F - Maine
Jan. 12
Jack Eichel, F - Boston University
Jan. 19
Brett Seney, F - Merrimack
Jan. 26 Dennis Kravchenko, F - Massachusetts
Feb. 2
Warren Foegele, F - New Hampshire
Feb. 9
Andrew Poturalski, F - New Hampshire
Feb. 16
Alex Tuch, F - Boston College
Feb. 23
Nolan Vesey, F - Maine
March 2
Cal Petersen, G - Notre Dame
March 9
Cal Petersen, G - Notre Dame
March 16
C.J. Smith, F - UMass Lowell
March 23
Jack Eichel, F - Boston University
March 30
Jake Walman, D - Providence College
April 13
Jack Eichel, F - Boston University
WARRIOR HOCKEY PLAYER OF THE MONTH
MonthPlayer
October
Mario Lucia, F - Notre Dame
November
Jack Eichel, F - Boston University
December
Frank Vatrano, F - Massachusetts
January
Evan Rodrigues, F - Boston University
February
Kevin Roy, F - Northeastern
March
Evan Rodrigues, F - Boston University
PRO AMBITIONS ROOKIE OF THE MONTH
MonthPlayer
October
Jack Eichel, F - Boston University
November
C.J. Smith, F - UMass Lowell
December
Jack Eichel, F - Boston University
January
Brandon Montour, D - Massachusetts
February
Jack Eichel, F - Boston University
March
Jack Eichel, F - Boston University
STOP IT GOALTENDER OF THE MONTH
MonthPlayer
October
Rasmus Tirronen - Merrimack
November
Jon Gillies - Providence
December
Jon Gillies - Providence
January
Derick Roy - Northeastern
February
Cal Petersen - Notre Dame
March
Danny Tirone - New Hampshire
2014-15 SEASON SUPERLATIVES
Team
UVM
BU
UND
UML
UConn
MC
UML
PC
PC
PC
MC
PC
UND
UVM
PC
UConn
Maine
UML
Maine
UConn
UND
NU
UVM
MC
UConn
ND
UNH
UNH
ND
UML
UVM
Opponent Svs Result
vs. Clarkson
28
3-0
vs. MSU
29
1-0
vs. Niagara
23
7-0
vs. UNH
33
2-0
vs. BC
35
1-0
vs. PC
22
1-0
vs. NU
20
5-0
vs. UVM
27
3-0
vs. UNH
29
1-0
vs. Army
22
3-0
vs. Clarkson
28
3-0
vs. BC
43
1-0
vs. UMass
14
4-0
vs. St. Lawrence 35
2-0
vs. UVM
29
3-0
vs. UML
21
2-0
vs. UMass
29
3-0
vs. Maine
24
2-0
vs. UNH
40
4-0
vs. MC
32
1-0
vs. PC
38
2-0
vs. UConn
27
9-0
vs. MC
17
0-0
vs. UVM
49
0-0
vs. UMass
29
4-0
vs. BC
33
2-0
vs. MC
11
3-0
vs. UConn
19
2-0
vs. UMass
23
7-0
vs. ND
21
5-0
vs. BC
36
1-0
40+ SAVES
DateGoalie
10/18 Rob Nichols
10/24 Henry Dill
11/1
Cal Petersen
11/29 Jon Gillies
11/29 Sean Romeo
12/13 Thatcher Demko
1/2
Rasmus Tirronen
1/3
Rasmus Tirronen
1/16
Rob Nichols
1/16
Matt Morris
1/24
Matt Morris
1/25
Steve Mastalerz
1/30
Rob Nichols
1/30
Rasmus Tirronen
2/13
Daniel Tirone
2/14
Thatcher Demko
2/20
Steve Mastalerz
2/21
Steve Mastalerz
2/21
Cal Petersen
2/21
Rasmus Tirronen
2/28
Cal Petersen
3/6
Cal Petersen
3/6
Steve Mastalerz
3/7
Rasmus Tirronen
3/7
Clay Witt
3/7
Rob Nichols
3/13
Daniel Tirone
3/13
Rasmus Tirronen
3/14
Rasmus Tirronen
Team
UConn
UMass
UND
PC
Maine
BC
MC
MC
UConn
Maine
Maine
UMass
UConn
MC
UNH
BC
UMass
UMass
UND
MC
ND
ND
UMass
MC
NU
UConn
UNH
MC
MC
Opponent Svs Result
vs. MC
41 L, (1-2)
vs. NU
42 W, (3-2)
vs. UVM
42
T, (2-2)
vs. BC
43 W, (1-0)
vs. UVM
40 L, (1-4)
vs. Michigan
41 W, (5-1)
vs. Minnesota
40 W, (3-2)
vs. UML
41 L, (1-3)
vs. UND
41
T, (3-3)
vs. UML
40 L, (0-2)
vs. UNH
40 W, (4-0)
vs. MC
44 W, (4-1)
vs. Maine
41 W, (2-1)
vs. UML
51 W, (2-1)
vs. BU
40 L, (3-6)
vs. UVM
40 W, (6-5)
vs. PC
40 L, (2-3)
vs. PC
42 W, (2-1)
vs. BU
44 W, (3-2)
vs. UVM
49
T, (0-0)
vs. BC
55 W, (3-1)
vs. UMass
87 L, (3-4)
vs. ND
75 W, (4-3)
vs. NU
63W, (2-1) OT
vs. MC
47L, (1-2) OT
vs. UNH
42 L, (0-2)
vs. PC
45W, (2-1) OT
vs. BU
40 L, (2-6)
vs. BU
49 L, (0-4)
HAT TRICKS
Date
Player
10/11
Jonathan Turk
10/18
Mario Lucia
11/1
Chris Maniccia
12/6
Danny O’Regan
12/13
Grayson Downing
1/18
Robbie Russo
1/30
Ahti Oksanen
2/6
Evan Rodrigues
2/7
Nick Saracino
2/13
Kevin Roy
2/13
Zach Aston-Reese
2/14
John Edwardh
2/21
Nolan Vesey
2/27
Evan Rodrigues
Team
UVM
UND
UML
BU
UNH
UND
BU
BU
PC
NU
NU
UML
Maine
BU
Opponent
Result
vs. NU
W, 6-2
vs. Lake Superior W, 5-1
vs. UNH
W, 8-2
vs. MC
W, 4-2
vs. Maine
W, 7-4
vs. UConn
W, 6-1
vs. UMass
W, 9-5
vs. UML
W, 5-2
vs. UConn
W, 10-1
vs. UConn
W, 9-0
vs. UConn
W, 9-0
vs. UMass
W, 7-1
vs. NU
W, 6-3
vs. NU
L, 5-6
OVERTIME GOALS
Date Player
TeamOpponent
Score
10/11
Brian Pinho
PC
vs. Ohio State
2-1
10/18
Hampus Gustafsson MC
vs. UConn
2-1
10/24
Marc Biega
MC
vs. Mercyhurst
5-4
10/31
Brian Morgan
Maine
vs. UMass
6-5
11/7
Mike Stenerson
UVM
vs. Maine
4-3
11/14
Connor Hurley
UND
vs. MC
3-2
11/21
Jack Eichel BU
vs. Maine
3-2
12/6
Michael Louria
UML
vs. Maine
3-2
12/28
Jake Evans
UND
vs. Miami
3-2
1/3
Mark Jankowski
PC
vs. Colorado College 5-4
1/9
Shane Luke
PC
vs. Brown
3-2
1/18
Jack Eichel BU
vs. UML
4-3
1/24
Jack Eichel BU
vs. UVM
2-1
1/30
Spencer Naas
UConn vs. Maine
2-1
2/3
Danny O’Regan
BU
vs. Harvard
4-3
2/13
Anthony Petruzzelli UVM
vs. BC
3-2
2/20
Noel Acciari
PC
vs. UMass
3-2
2/21
Frank Vatrano
UMass vs. PC
2-1
2/23
Ryan Fitzgerald
BC
vs. Harvard
3-2
2/23
Matt Grzelcyk
BU
vs. NU
4-3
3/6/15
Kyle Singleton
MC
vs. NU
3-2
3/6/15
Shane Walsh
UMass vs. ND
4-3
3/7/15
Mathieu Tibbet
MC
vs. NU
2-1
3/8/15
Jonathan Turk
UVM
vs. Maine
3-2
3/13/15 Grayson Downing UNH
vs. PC
2-1
3/15/15 Brett Pesce
UNH
vs. PC
2-1
3/27/15 Danny O’Regan
BU
vs. Yale
3-2
INDIVIDUAL HIGHS
Goals:
4
Assists: 6
Points: 7
Point Streak:
13
In League Play: 17
Saves: 87
Season History
SHUTOUTS
DateGoalie
10/18 Mike Santaguida
10/24 Matt O’Connor
10/25 Cal Petersen
10/31 Kevin Boyle
11/5
Rob Nichols
11/8
Rasmus Tirronen
11/8
Jeff Smith
11/14 Jon Gillies
11/22 Nick Ellis
11/25 Jon Gillies
11/28 Collin Delia
11/29 Jon Gillies
12/6
Cal Petersen
12/13 Mike Santaguida
12/29 Jon Gillies
1/10
Rob Nichols
1/10
Matt Morris
1/16
Kevin Boyle
1/24
Matt Morris
2/10
Rob Nichols
2/13
Cal Petersen
2/13
Clay Witt
2/21
Mike Santaguida
2/21
Rasmus Tirronen
2/27
Rob Nichols
2/27
Cal Petersen
2/28
Daniel Tirone
3/7
Daniel Tirone
3/8
Cal Petersen
3/13
Kevin Boyle
3/15
Brody Hoffman
Kevin Roy, NU vs. UConn (2/13) Evan Rodrigues, BU vs. UMass (1/30)
Kevin Roy, NU vs. UConn (2/13)
Jack Eichel, BU (2/6 to 3/27; 9-18-27)
Jack Eichel, BU (12/6 to 3/21; 14--24-38)
Cal Petersen, ND (3/6 vs. UMass)
TEAM HIGHS
Goals: 11 Vermont at UMass (11/22/14)
In league play: 11 Vermont at UMass (11/22/14) Shots on Goal: 91 Massachusetts at Notre Dame (3/6/15)
Consecutive Wins: 7 Boston University (1/18 to 2/13); Northeastern (1/23
to 2/20); Vermont (1/22 to 12/28)
In league play: 7 Northeastern (1/16 to 2/20)
Unbeaten Streak: 9 Northeastern (1/16 to 2/20; 8-0-1)
THE LAST TIME
A player had four goals:
Kevin Roy, Northeastern (2/13/15 vs. UConn)
A rookie had a hat trick:
Nolan Vesey, Maine, 2/21/15 vs. Northeastern
In league play: Nolan Vesey, Maine, 2/21/15 vs. Northeastern
A defenseman had a hat trick:
Robbie Russo, Notre Dame (1/18/15 vs UConn)
A goaltender recorded 50 saves:
Rasmus Tirronen, MC - 3/7/15 vs. Northeastern (63 saves)
In league play: Cal Petersen, ND - 2/28/15 vs. BC (55 saves)
A team won 10 games in a row:
Boston College, 1/17/14 to 2/21/14 (11 games)
In league play: Boston College, 12/6/13 to 2/21/14 (12 games)
A team was unbeaten in 10 straight games:
Boston College, 12/6/13 to 2/22/14 (19 games; 17-0-2)
In league play: Boston College, 12/6/13 to 2/22/14 (14 games; 13-0-1)
A team recorded 50 shots-on-goal:
Northeastern vs. Merrimack - 3/7/15 (64 shots on goal)
In league play: Boston College vs. Notre Dame, 2/28/15 (56 shots)
51
Award Winners
AWARDS
52
Award Winners
WARRIOR PLAYER OF THE YEAR
This honor is awarded by the head coaches to one player who has demonstrated superior play and
leadership for his team. Jack Eichel, the nation’s leading scorer, had 26 goals and 45 assists for 71 points in
41 games, becoming the just the second freshman to take home the nation’s top individual prize after Maine’s
Paul Kariya did so following the 1991-92 season. His 71 points are the most by a rookie in Boston University
history and the second most in all of college hockey over the previous 12 years.
Eichel collected numerous individual awards in 2014-15, capturing the Hobey Baker Award, Tim Taylor
Award, Warrior Hockey Player of the Year, Pro Ambitions Rookie of the Year, Leonard Fowle Award, George
C. Carens Award, Herb Gallagher Award, Hockey East Tournament MVP, Squad Locker Scoring Champion and Army ROTC Three
Stars Award over his freshman campaign.
Jack Eichel • Boston University
Freshman Forward; North Chelmsford, Mass.
2014-15
Overall
Hockey East
Eichel, just the second freshman to win the Player of the Year
Award, accepts the trophy from Warrior’s Larry O’Donnell
WALTER BROWN AWARD
The GridIron Club of Greater Boston presents this award to the
best American-born college hockey player in New England.
Walter Brown Award History
Year
1985
1986
1987
1988
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
BU
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
53
53
Player, School
Tim Army, PC
Scott Harlow, BC
Brian Leetch, BC
Mike McHugh, ME
Greg Brown, BC
Dave Emma, BC
Rob Gaudreau, PC
Dave Sacco, BU
Jacques Joubert,
Mike Grier, BU
Jay Pandolfo, BU
Chris Drury, BU
Chris Drury, BU
Mike Mottau, BC
Mike Omicioli, PC
Year
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2013
2014
Player, School
Mike Mottau, BC
Ty Conklin, UNH
Brian Gionta, BC
Jim Fahey, NU
Mike Ayers, UNH
Steve Saviano, UNH
Chris Collins, BC
John Curry, BU
Kevin Regan, UNH
Matt Gilroy, BU
Bobby Butler, UNH
John Muse, BC
Steven Whitney, BC
Johnny Gaudreau, BC
GP GA P +/41
26 45
71
+51
22
14 30
44
+32
2014-15 Season Highlights:
• Was just the second college hockey player to average two points
per game since UNH’s Jason Krog in 1998-99 (2.07) and Boston
College’s Johnny Gaudreau in 2013-14.
• Registered a point in 37 of the 41 games in which he appeared,
leading the NCAA with 71 points on the year.
• 2015 Hobey Baker Award Winner, First-Team All-American,
unanimous First-Team Hockey East All-Star, Hockey East Rookie
and Player of the Year, Tim Taylor National Rookie of the Year.
PLAYER OF THE YEAR HISTORY
Season
1984-85
1985-86
1986-87
1987-88
1988-89
1989-90
1990-91
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1996-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
2014-15
Player
Chris Terreri
Scott Harlow
Brian Leetch
Mike McHugh
Greg Brown
Greg Brown
David Emma
Scott Pellerin
Paul Kariya
Dwayne Roloson
Chris Imes
Jay Pandolfo
Chris Drury
Chris Drury
Jason Krog
Ty Conklin
Mike Mottau
Brian Gionta
Darren Haydar
Mike Ayers
Ben Eaves
Steve Saviano
Patrick Eaves
Chris Collins
John Curry
Kevin Regan
Brad Thiessen
Bobby Butler
Paul Thompson
Spencer Abbott
Johnny Gaudreau
Johnny Gaudreau
Jack Eichel
Cl. Pos.Team
Jr. G Providence
Sr. F Boston College
Fr. D Boston College
Sr. F Maine
So. D Boston College
Jr. D Boston College
Sr. F Boston College
Sr. F Maine
Fr. F Maine
Sr, G UMass-Lowell
Sr. D Maine
Sr. F Boston University
Jr. F Boston University
Sr. F Boston University
Sr. F New Hampshire
So. G New Hampshire
Sr. D Boston College
Sr. F Boston College
Sr. F New Hampshire
Jr. G New Hampshire
Jr. F Boston College
Sr. F New Hampshire
Jr. F Boston College
Sr. F Boston College
Sr. G Boston University
Sr. G New Hampshire
Jr. G Northeastern
Sr. F New Hampshire
Sr. F New Hampshire
Sr. F Maine
So. F Boston College
Jr. F Boston College
Fr. F Boston University
PRO AMBITIONS ROOKIE OF THE YEAR
Award Winners
Sponsored by Pro Ambitions Hockey, this award is voted by the head coaches and is given to the first-year
player who has shown skill, ability and leadership beyond that expected of a player in his rookie season.
This honor is awarded by the head coaches to one player who has demonstrated superior play and
leadership for his team. Jack Eichel, the nation’s leading scorer, had 26 goals and 45 assists for 71 points
in 41 games, becoming the just the second freshman to take home the nation’s top individual prize after
Maine’s Paul Kariya did so following the 1991-92 season. His 71 points are the most by a rookie in Boston
University history and the second most in all of college hockey over the previous 12 years.
Eichel collected numerous individual awards in 2014-15, capturing the Hobey Baker Award, Tim Taylor
Award, Warrior Hockey Player of the Year, Pro Ambitions Rookie of the Year, Leonard Fowle Award, George C. Carens Award,
Herb Gallagher Award, Hockey East Tournament MVP, Squad Locker Scoring Champion and Army ROTC Three Stars Award over
his freshman campaign.
Jack Eichel • Boston University
Freshman Forward; North Chelmsford, Mass.
2014-15
Overall
Hockey East
GP GA P +/41
26 45
71
+51
22
14 30
44
+32
2014-15 Season Highlights:
• Was just the second college hockey player to average two
points per game since UNH’s Jason Krog in 1998-99 (2.07) and
Boston College’s Johnny Gaudreau in 2013-14.
• Registered a point in 37 of the 41 games in which he appeared,
leading the NCAA with 71 points on the year.
• 2015 Hobey Baker Award Winner, First-Team All-American,
unanimous First-Team Hockey East All-Star, Hockey East Rookie
and Player of the Year, Tim Taylor National Rookie of the Year.
PLAYER OF THE YEAR HISTORY
Season
Player
Pos Team
1984-85
Ken Hodge
F
Boston College
1985-86
Scott Young
F
Boston University
Al Loring
G
Maine
1986-87
Brian Leetch
D
Boston College
1987-88
Mario Thyer
F
Maine
1988-89
Rob Gaudreau
F
Providence College
Scott Pellerin
F
Maine
1989-90
Scott Cashman
G
Boston University
1990-91
Jeff Levy
G
New Hampshire
1991-92
Craig Darby
F
Providence College
Ian Moran
D
Boston College
1992-93
Paul Kariya
F
Maine
1993-94
Greg Bullock
F
UMass Lowell
1994-95
Mark Mowers
F
New Hampshire
1995-96
Marty Reasoner
F
Boston College
1996-97
Greg Koehler
F
UMass Lowell
1997-98
Brian Gionta
F
Boston College
1998-99
Darren Haydar
F
New Hampshire
1999-00
Rick DiPietro
G
Boston University
2000-01
Chuck Kobasew
F
Boston College
2001-02
Sean Collins
F
New Hampshire
2002-03
Jimmy Howard
G
Maine
2003-04
Michel Léveillé
F
Maine
2004-05
Peter Vetri
G
UMass Lowell
2005-06
Brandon Yip
F
Boston University
2006-07
Teddy Purcell
F
Maine
2007-08
Colin Wilson
F
Boston University
2008-09
Kieran Millan #
G
Boston University
2009-10
Stephane Da Costa #
F
Merrimack College
2010-11
Charlie Coyle
F
Boston University
2011-12
Scott Wilson
F
UMass Lowell
2012-13
Jon Gillies #
G
Providence College
2013-14
Mario Puskarich
F
Vermont
2014-15
Jack Eichel #
Fr. F Boston University
# denotes National Rookie of the Year recipient
Eichel receives the Rookie of the Year Award from
Mike Hoffman of Pro Ambitions
ALL-ROOKIE TEAM AT A GLANCE
Boston College: 33
Last: Noah Hanifin and Alex Tuch (2015)
Boston University: 38
Last: Jack Eichel (2015)
Maine: 26
Last: Dan Sullivan (2011)
Massachusetts: 9
Last: Brandon Montour (2015)
UMass Lowell: 16
Last: C.J. Smith (2015)
Merrimack: 13
Last: Mike Collins (2011)
New Hampshire: 18
Last: Casey DeSmith and Trevor van Riemsdyk (2012)
Northeastern: 21
Last: Mike Szmatula (2014)
Notre Dame: 2
Last: Cal Petersen (2015)
Providence: 16
Last: Jon Gillies (2013)
Vermont: 4
Last: Mario Puskarich (2014)
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Award Winners
LEN CEGLARSKI SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD
This award, named in honor of retired Boston College Head Coach Len Ceglarski, is given by the league to one player who has
consistently demonstrated superior conduct and sportsmanship on the ice. The directors of Hockey East established the Len Ceglarski Sportsmanship Award in 1992. Each school nominates one player. The award is then voted upon by head coaches, sports
information directors and league officials.
Providence forward Ross Mauermann was the 2013-14 recipient, playing all 20 league games and taking just four minor penalties.
He also led the Friars in scoring, averaging a goal every other game.
Ceglarski Sportsmanship Award History
Dalen Hedges accepts the Ceglarksi Sportmanship Award from Commissioner Joe Bertagna.
Hedges shared the award with Boston College’s
Michael Sit.
Season
1991-92
1992-93 1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
2014-15
Player
Joe Flanagan
Shane Henry
Michael Spalla
Steve Thornton
Todd Hall
Steve Kariya
Steve Kariya
Steve Kariya
Cory Larose
Mike Jozefowicz
Jon DiSalvatore
Martin Kariya
Steve Saviano
Jason Guerriero
Danny O’Brien
Mike Lundin
Chris Higgins
Dean Strong
Ben Smith
Brian Flynn
Chris Connolly
Chris McCarthy
Ross Mauermann
Michael Sit
Dalen Hedges
Cl.Pos.Team
Sr.
F
New Hampshire
Jr.
F
UMass Lowell
Sr.
D
Boston College
Sr.
F
Boston University
Sr.
D
New Hampshire
So.
F
Maine
Jr.
F
Maine
Sr.
F
Maine
Sr.
F
Maine
Sr.
D
Northeastern
Jr.
F
Providence
Sr.
F
Maine
Sr.
F
New Hampshire
Sr.
F
Northeastern
Sr.
F
UMass Lowell
Sr.
D
Maine
Jr.
F
Boston University
Sr.
F
Vermont
Sr.
F
Boston College
Jr.
F
Maine
Sr.
F
Boston University
Jr.
F
Vermont
Jr.
F
Providence
Sr.
F
Boston College
So.
F
Northeastern
CHARLES HOLT TEAM SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD
Hockey East proudly recognizes an entire team for its sportsmanlike play with the Charles E. Holt Sportsmanship Award, named
after the former University of New Hampshire head coach. This award is given to the team which receives the lowest average
penalty minutes per game over the course of regular season Hockey East play. The Team Sportsmanship Award was established
by the league’s directors in 1992 and was renamed to honor Holt in 1998. The award is presented in the form of a shadow box with
etched glass depicting the image of New Hampshire’s legendary coach.
Holt Award History
SeasonTeam
PMPG
1991-92
Merrimack
14.8
1992-93
Boston College
15.1
1993-94
Northeastern
16.9
1994-95
New Hampshire
14.3
1995-96
New Hampshire
14.6
1996-97
Maine
15.7
1997-98
Maine
15.9
1998-99
Merrimack and UNH 14.9
1999-00
New Hampshire
14.0
2000-01
Maine
14.9
2001-02
Massachusetts
11.8
2002-03
UMass Lowell
10.6
2003-04
Northeastern
10.5
2004-05
Northeastern
12.3
2005-06
Vermont
13.9
2006-07
Massachusetts
10.8
2007-08
UMass Lowell
10.1
2008-09
Providence
10.4
2009-10
New Hampshire
8.8
2010-11
New Hampshire
10.1
2011-12
New Hampshire
10.6
2012-13
New Hampshire
9.5
2013-14
New Hampshire
7.8
2014-15
Vermont
8.5
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In the 2013-14 season, the University of New Hampshire set a Hockey
East record by averaging just 7.8 penalty minutes per game and won the
Charlie Holt Team Sportsmanship Award for the ninth time, including each
of the last five seasons.
Kevin Sneddon and Mike Paliotta accept Vermont’s secibd Charlie Holt
Award from Holt’s daughter Brenda Mullaney and granddaughter Ashley
Mullaney
INDIVIDUAL AWARDS AND HONORS
SeasonPlayer
1998-99
Steve O’Brien
1999-00
Mike Mottau
2000-01
Bobby Allen
2001-02
Chris Dyment
2002-03
Cliff Loya
2003-04
Andrew Alberts
Prestin Ryan
2004-05
Tim Judy
2005-06
Peter Harrold
2006-07
Sean Sullivan
2007-08
Joe Charlebois
2008-09
Louis Liotti
2009-10
Justin Braun
2010-11
Brian Dumoulin
2011-12
Brian Dumoulin
2012-13
Patrick Wey
2013-14
Josh Manson
2014-15
Mike Paliotta
Cl.Team
Sr.
New Hampshire
Sr.
Boston College
Sr.
Boston College
Sr.
Boston University
Sr.
Maine
Jr.
Boston College
Sr.
Maine
Sr.
Northeastern
Sr.
Boston College
Sr.
Boston University
Jr.
New Hampshire
Sr.
Northeastern
Sr.
Massachusetts
So.
Boston College
Jr.
Boston College
Sr.
Boston College
Jr.
Northeastern
Sr.
Vermont
Award Winners
Old Time Hockey Best Defensive Defenseman
Mike Paliotta is presented with the
Old Time Hockey Best Defensive
Defenseman Award by
Chris Magnuson
Gladiator Custom Mouthguards Best Defensive Forward
SeasonPlayer
1996-97
Travis Dillabough
1997-98
Chris Drury
1998-99
Doug Nolan
1999-00
John Sadowski
2000-01
Mike Lephart
2001-02
Mike Pandolfo
2002-03
Mark Mullen
2003-04
Todd Jackson
2004-05
Preston Callander
2005-06
Brad Zancanaro
2006-07
Joe Rooney
2007-08
Matt Greene
2008-09
Joe Vitale
2009-10
Ben Holmstrom
2010-11
Tanner House
2011-12
Chris Connolly
2012-13
Tim Schaller
2013-14
Bill Arnold
Ross Mauermann
2014-15
Noel Acciari
Cl.Team
Sr.
Providence
Sr.
Boston University
Sr.
UMass-Lowell
Sr.
New Hampshire
Sr.
Boston College
Sr.
Boston University
Jr.
Boston University
Sr.
Maine
Sr.
New Hampshire
Sr.
Boston University
Sr.
Boston College
Sr.
Boston College
Sr.
Northeastern
Sr.
UMass-Lowell
Sr.
Maine
Sr.
Boston University
Sr.
Providence
Sr.
Boston College
Jr.
Providence
Jr.
Providence
Noel Acciari was named Gladiator
Custom Mouthguard Best
Defensive Forward. He collected
his hardware from Scott Gallon.
Army ROTC Three Stars Award
Season
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
2014-15
Player
Cl. Pos.Team
Brian Gionta
Sr.
F
Boston College
Colin HemingwayJr.
F
New Hampshire
Ben Eaves
Jr.
F
Boston College
Joe Exter
Sr.
G Merrimack
Keni Gibson
Jr.
G Northeastern
Patrick Eaves Jr.
F
Boston College
Ryan Shannon Sr.
F
Boston College
Chris Collins
Sr.
F
Boston College
Cory Schneider So.
G Boston College
John Curry
Sr.
G Boston University
Bryan Ewing
Sr.
F
Boston University
Brad Thiessen Jr.
G Northeastern
Bobby Butler
Sr.
F
New Hampshire
Paul Thompson Sr.
F
New Hampshire
Kieran Millan
Sr.
G Boston University
John Henrion
Sr.
F
New Hampshire
Martin Ouellette Jr.
G Maine
Clay Witt
Jr.
G Northeastern
Jack Eichel
Fr.
F
Boston University
Jack Eichel added to his 2015
trophy haul with the Army ROTC
Three Stars Award, presented to
the player named as a star of the
game the most times during the
season.
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Award Winners
LEAGUE STATISTICAL CHAMPIONS
Scoring Champion
Season
1984-85
1985-86
1986-87
1987-88
1988-89
1989-90
1990-91
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
2014-15
(most points)
Player (Team)
Cl. Pos.
G-A-P
Tim Army (PC)
Sr. F
21-39-60
Scott Harlow (BC)
Sr. F
32-35-67
Craig Janney (BC)
So. F
23-51-74
David Capuano (ME) So. F
25-34-59
Tim Sweeney (BC)
Sr. F
16-32-48
David Emma (BC)
Jr. F
21-23-44
David Emma (BC)
Sr. F
20-31-51
Mike Boback (PC)
Sr. F
14-25-39
Paul Kariya (ME)
Fr. F
15-48-63
Mike Pomichter (BU) Jr. F
16-17-33
Greg Bullock (UML)
So F
18-29-47
Chris Drury (BU)
Jr. F
22-20-42
Chris Drury (BU)
Sr. F
27-14-41
Tom Nolan (UNH)
Sr. F
11-31-42
Marty Reasoner (BC) Jr. F
17-25-42
Jason Krog (UNH)
Sr. F
20-33-53
Cory Larose (ME)
Sr. F
9-24-33
Brian Gionta (BC)
Sr. F
25-10-35
Darren Haydar (UNH) Sr. F
15-27-42
Ben Eaves (BC)
Jr. F
14-28-42
Ryan Shannon (BC) Jr. F
8-19-27
Tony Voce (BC)
Sr. F
18-9-27
Jason Guerriero (NU) Sr. F
11-23-34
Chris Collins (BC)
Sr. F
18-21-39
Brian Boyle (BC)
Sr. F
13-24-37
Bryan Ewing (BU)
Sr. F
13-23-35
James Marcou (UM) So. F
11-24-35
Colin Wilson (BU)
So. F
10-25-35
Bobby Butler (UNH) Sr. F
21-20-41
Gustav Nyquist (ME) So. F
12-29-41
Paul Thompson (UNH) Sr. F
13-29-42
Spencer Abbott (ME) Sr. F
15-23-38
Johnny Gaudreau (BC)So. F
12-24-36
Johnny Gaudreau (BC) Jr. F
18-18-36
Jack Eichel - BU
Fr. F
14-30-44
BU’s Jack Eichel accepts the
Squad Locker Scoring Champion Award
57
57
Goaltending Champion (lowest GAA)
Season
1984-85
1985-86
1986-87
1987-88
1988-89
1989-90
1990-91
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
2014-15
Player (Team)
Cl.
Chris Terreri (PC)
Jr.
Scott Gordon (BC)
Sr.
Scott King (ME)
Fr.
Scott King (ME)
So.
David Littman (BC)
Sr.
Scott King (ME)
Sr.
Scott LaGrand (BC)
So.
Derek Herlofsky (BU)
Fr.
Garth Snow (ME)
Sr.
Derek Herlofsky (BU)
Jr.
Blair Allison (ME)
Jr.
Tom Noble (BU)
So.
Michel Larocque (BU) So.
Michel Larocque (BU)
Jr.
Ty Conklin (UNH)
Jr.
Scott Clemmensen (BC) Jr.
Ty Conklin (UNH)
Sr.
Mike Ayers (UNH)
Jr.
Matti Kaltiainen (BC)
So.
Jimmy Howard (ME)
So.
Matti Kaltiainen (BC)
Sr.
Cory Schneider (BC)
So.
John Curry (BU)
Sr.
Kevin Regan (UNH)
Sr.
Brad Thiessen (NU)
Jr.
Carter Hutton (UML)
Sr.
John Muse (BC)
Sr.
Parker Milner (BC)
Jr.
Connor Hellebuyck (UML) Fr.
Thatcher Demko (BC) Fr.
Jon Gillies - PC
Jr.
Save%
.905
.889
.897
.902
.903
.906
-
-
.924
.915
.883
.895
.903
.929
.926
.918
.930
.938
-
.953
.921
.932
.934
.940
.932
.920
.933
.928
.948
.948
.939
Providence’s Jon Gillies accepts the
Stop It Goaltending Award
GAA
3.49
3.42
3.06
2.97
3.04
2.35
3.02
2.45
2.01
2.27
2.72
2.89
2.57
1.74
1.64
1.98
1.83
1.79
2.20
1.15
1.81
1.96
1.85
1.83
2.09
2.35
1.84
1.85
1.38
1.35
1.74
HOCKEY EAST ALL STARS
BOSTON COLLEGE (76)
Andrew Alberts (2004, 2005)
Bobby Allen (2000, 2001)
Barry Almeida (2012)
Cam Atkinson (2010, 2011)
Blake Bellefeuille (2000)
Brian Boyle (2006, 2007)
Brock Bradford (2009)
Doug Brown (1985, 1986)
Greg Brown (1989*, 1990*)
Chris Collins (2006*)
Ted Crowley (1991)
Brian Dumoulin (2011, 2012)
Ben Eaves (2002, 2003*)
Patrick Eaves (2004, 2005*)
Bob Emery (1986)
David Emma (‘89, ‘90, ‘91*)
Jeff Farkas (2000)
J.D. Forrest (2003)
Johhny Gaudreau (2013*, 2014*)
Nathan Gerbe (2007, 2008)
Brian Gibbons (2010, 2011)
Brian Gionta (‘98!, ‘99, ‘00, ‘01*)
Scott Gordon (1986)
Noah Hanifin (2015)
Peter Harrold (2006)
Scott Harlow (1985, 1986*)
Kevin Hayes (2014)
Steve Heinze (1990)
David Hymovitz (1996)
Craig Janney (1987)
Matti Kaltiainen (2004)
Chuck Kobasew (2001!)
Chris Kreider (2012)
Krys Kolanos (2001)
Scott LaGrand (1991)
Brian Leetch (1987*!)
David Littman (1988, 1989)
Michael Matheson (2014)
Mike Mottau (‘98, ‘99, ‘00*)
John Muse (2011)
Marty Reasoner (1997, 1998)
Cory Schneider (2006)
Ryan Shannon (2004, 2005)
Dan Shea (1987, 1988)
Michael Spalla (1994)
Kevin Stevens (1987)
Bob Sweeney (1985)
Tim Sweeney (1989)
Tony Voce (2002, 2004)
Patrick Wey (2013)
Steven Whitney (2013)
Brian Gionta is the only player ever to be named
a Hockey East All-Star in
each of his four seasons
BOSTON UNIVERSITY (71)
Tony Amonte (1991)
Pat Aufiero (2000)
Rich Brennan (1994)
Scott Cashman (1990!)
Adam Clendening (2012)
Colby Cohen (2010)
Jon Coleman (1996, 1997)
Chris Connolly (2012)
Carl Corazzini (2001)
John Cullen (‘85, ‘86, ‘87)
John Curry (‘05, ‘06, ‘07*)
Tom Dion (1992)
Rick DiPietro (2000!)
Clark Donatelli (1986)
Chris Drury (‘96, ‘97*, ‘98*)
Chris Dyment (2000, 2002)
Jack Eichel (2015*!)
Bryan Ewing (2008)
Matt Gilroy (‘07, ‘08, ‘09)
Mike Grier (1995)
Matt Grzelcyk (2015)
Derek Herlofsky (1994)
Jacques Joubert (1994)
Chris Kelleher (1998)
Mike Kelfer (1988, 1989)
Michel Larocque (1998, 1999)
Kaj Linna (1993, 1995)
Pete MacArthur (‘06, ‘07, ‘08)
Shawn McEachern (1990, 1991)
Freddy Meyer (2003)
Kieran Millan (2009!, 2011)
Bryan Miller (2005)
Tom Noble (1997)
Garrett Noonan (2012)
Matt O’Connor (2015)
Danny O’Regan (2015)
Chris O’Sullivan (1995)
Kevin O’Sullivan (1992, 1993)
Jay Pandolfo (1996*)
Tom Poti (1998)
David Quinn (1986)
Evan Rodrigues (2013, 2015)
David Sacco (1992, 1993)
Kevin Shattenkirk (2009)
Scott Shaunessy (1985, 1986)
Dan Spang (2006)
Sean Sullivan (2007)
Terry Taillefer (1986)
David Warsofsky (2011)
Colin Wilson (2009)
Mike McHugh (1988*)
Peter Metcalf (2002)
Jim Montgomery (‘91, ‘92, ‘93)
Greg Moore (2006)
Mike Morrison (2002)
Francis Nault (2003)
Gustav Nyquist (2010, 2011)
Scott Pellerin (1992*)
Jean-Yves Roy (1991, 1992)
Prestin Ryan (2004)
Colin Shields (2004)
Devin Shore (2014, 2015)
Garth Snow (1992, 1993)
Josh Soares (2007)
Jeff Tory (1995!, 1996)
Josh Van Dyk (2011)
Eric Weinrich (1987)
MAINE (59)
Spencer Abbott (2012*)
Blair Allison (1995, 1996)
Bob Beers (1989)
Ben Bishop (2008)
Keith Carney (1990, 1991)
David Capuano (1988, 1989)
Jack Capuano (1987, 1988)
David Cullen (1999)
Joey Diamond (2012)
Niko Dimitrakos (2002)
Jeff Dimmen (2010)
Mike Dunham (1993)
Brian Flynn (2012)
Mike Golden (1988)
Jimmy Howard (2004)
Ben Hutton (2014)
Todd Jackson (2004)
Chris Imes (‘92, ‘93, ‘95*)
Martin Kariya (2003)
Paul Kariya (1993*!)
Steve Kariya (1999)
Scott King (‘88, ‘89, ‘90)
Cory Larose (2000)
Mike Latendresse (1994)
Lucas Lawson (2003)
Michel Léveillé (2006, 2007)
Tim Lovell (1996)
Mike Lundin (2007)
Jason Mansoff (1997)
MERRIMACK (10)
Anthony Aquino (2001)
Joe Cannata (2012)
Mike Collins (2013)
Stephane Da Costa (2011)
Joe Exter (2003)
Jordan Heywood (2013)
Martin Legault (1995, 1997)
Bryan Schmidt (2005)
Rejean Stringer (1999)
MASSACHUSETTS (9)
Justin Braun (2009, 2010)
Marvin Degon (2006)
Mike Kostka (2008)
James Marcou (2009, 2010)
Thomas Pöck (2003, 2004)
Jon Quick (2007)
UMASS LOWELL (30)
Paul Ames (1985, 1987)
Greg Bullock (1994, 1995)
Anthony Cappelletti (1999)
Doug Carr (2012)
Dave Delfino (1987)
Jeremy Dehner (2010)
Maury Edwards (2009)
Kory Falite (2008)
Ron Hainsey (2001)
Connor Hellebuyck (2013, 2014)
Shane Henry (1993, 1994)
Carter Hutton (2010)
Ed McGrane (2002, 2003)
Jon Morris (1987)
Mike Murray (1993)
Mike Nicholishen (1997, 1998)
Joseph Pendenza (2013)
Mark Richards (1992)
Dwayne Roloson (1994*)
Chad Ruhwedel (2013)
Christian Sbrocca (1996)
Carl Valimont (1988)
Ben Walter (2005)
Riley Wetmore (2013)
NEW HAMPSHIRE (49)
Mike Ayers (2002, 2003*)
Derek Bekar (1998)
Bobby Butler (2010 *)
Eric Boguniecki (1997)
Sean Collins (2005)
Ty Conklin (‘99!, ‘00*, ‘01)
Rob Donovan (1993)
Jayme Filipowicz (1999)
Brad Flaishans (2008)
Eric Flinton (1995)
Matt Fornataro (2008)
Brian Foster (2010)
Lanny Gare (2003)
Kevin Goumas (2014)
Todd Hall (1996)
Darren Haydar (‘99!, ‘00, ‘02*)
Colin Hemingway (2002, 2003)
Blake Kessel (2010, 2011)
Eric Knodel (2014)
Jason Krog (‘97, ‘98, ‘99*)
Jeff Levy (1991!)
Scott Malone (1994)
Mark Mowers (‘96, ‘97, ‘98)
Chris Murray (2007)
Tim Murray (1997)
Mike Radja (2008)
Kevin Regan (2008*)
Steve Saviano (2004*)
Mike Souza (2000)
Trevor Smith (2007)
Garrett Stafford (2002)
Craig Switzer (2008)
Paul Thompson (2011*)
James van Riemsdyk (2009)
Trevor van Riemsdyk (2013)
Daniel Winnik (2006)
Brian Yandle (2005, 2006)
Award Winners
The Hockey East All-Star teams spotlight the best talents that each position and each season has to offer. Selected by a vote of
the league’s 12 head coaches, the All-Stars are often just as strong in character as they are in skill.
NORTHEASTERN (36)
J.F. Aube (1994)
Jim Averill (1985)
Francois Bouchard (1994)
Dave Buda (1989)
Rob Cowie (‘89, ‘90, ‘91)
Brian Dowd (1988)
Jim Fahey (2001, 2002)
Paul Fitzsimmons (1986)
Keni Gibson (2005)
Ryan Ginand (2009)
Jason Guerriero (2005)
Jay Heinbuck (1986)
Rod Isbister (1985)
Claude Lodin (1986, 1988)
Wade MacLeod (2011)
Josh Manson (2014)
Dan McGillis (1995, 1996)
Harry Mews (1989, 1990)
Mike Morris (2005)
David O’Brien (1988)
Bruce Racine (1985!, 1987)
Marc Robitaille (1998)
Kevin Roy (2014, 2015)
Jordon Shields (1995)
Mike Taylor (1994)
Brad Thiessen (2009*)
Joe Vitale (2008)
Clay Witt (2014)
NOTRE DAME (3)
Vince Hinostroza (2015)
Stephen Johns (2014)
Robbie Russo (2015)
PROVIDENCE (24)
Tim Army (1985)
Rick Bennett (1990)
Mike Boback (1990, 1992)
Gord Cruickshank (1986, 1987)
Dan Dennis (1996)
Rob Gaudreau (1991, 1992)
Jon Gillies (2013, 2015)
Jim Hughes (1989)
Shaun Kane (1991)
Matt Libby (2001)
Mike Omicioli (1999)
Chad Quenneville (1995)
Devin Rask (2001)
Nolan Schaefer (2001)
Jeff Serowik (1990)
Peter Taglianetti (1985)
Matt Taormina (2008)
Chris Terreri (1985*)
Stephen Wood (2003, 2004)
VERMONT (3)
Chris McCarthy (2014)
Mike Paliotta (2015)
Viktor Stålberg (2009)
* – Player of the Year
! – Rookie of the Year
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Award Winners
BAUER / BOB KULLEN COACH OF THE YEAR
This award is given in the name of the late Bob Kullen, who served as
head coach of the UNH Wildcats. The award goes to the head coach who
is considered to have demonstrated the highest number of significant
accomplishments over the course of the season as voted by the conference’s head coaches.
Boston University’s David Quinn was chosen as the recipient of the Bob
Kullen Coach of the Year Award in just his second season at the helm of
the Terriers in 2014-15. Quinn coached his alma mater to one of the largest turnarounds in college hockey history, guiding BU in a year that saw
them capture the Hockey East regular season and tournament titles, the
Beanpot championship and a berth in the NCAA national championship
after skating to a 10-21-4 record in 2013-14.
Boston College Head Coach Jerry York accepts
his third Bob Kullen Award from Bauer’s Paul Healy
SPENCER T. PENROSE AWARD
The American Hockey Coaches Association (AHCA) annually selects the NCAA Division-I Coach of the Year and
presents him with the Penrose Award. The trophy is named
in memory of Spencer T. Penrose, the man whose fortune
in gold and copper built the famous Broadmoor Hotel and
athletic complex in Colorado Springs, the site of the first 10
NCAA hockey championships.
UMass Lowell’s Norm Bazin became the seventh Hockey
East coach to win the nation’s highest college hockey coaching
honor when he was chosen by his peers in 2012-13, just his
second season behind the bench of his alma mater.
Penrose Award History
(Hockey East winners)
SeasonCoach
Team
1985
Len Ceglarski
Boston College
1995
Shawn Walsh
Maine
1996
Bruce Crowder
UMass Lowell
1999
Dick Umile
New Hampshire
2002
Tim Whitehead
Maine
2009
Jack Parker
Boston University
2013
Norm Bazin
UMass Lowell
Pre-1985 winners with ties to Hockey East:
1966, 1973
Len Ceglarski Boston College
1982
Fern Flaman Northeastern
1969, 1974, 1979 Charlie Holt New Hampshire
1975, 1978
Jack Parker Boston University
1977
Jerry York
Clarkson
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Coach Of The Year Award History
SeasonCoach
Team
1984-85 Len Ceglarski
Boston College
1985-86 Jack Parker
Boston University
1986-87 Bill Riley, Jr.
Lowell
1987-88 Shawn Walsh
Maine
1988-89 Fern Flaman
Northeastern
1989-90 Shawn Walsh
Maine
1990-91 Dick Umile
New Hampshire
1991-92 Jack Parker
Boston University
1992-93 Shawn Walsh
Maine
1993-94 Bruce Crowder
UMass Lowell
1994-95 Shawn Walsh
Maine
1995-96 Bruce Crowder
UMass Lowell
1996-97 Dick Umile
New Hampshire
1997-98 Bruce Crowder
Northeastern
1998-99 Dick Umile
New Hampshire
1999-00 Jack Parker
Boston University
2000-01 Paul Pooley
Providence
2001-02 Dick Umile
New Hampshire
2002-03 Don Cahoon
Massachusetts
2003-04 Jerry York
Boston College
2004-05 Jack Parker
Boston University
2005-06 Jack Parker
Boston University
2006-07 Dick Umile
New Hampshire
2007-08 Kevin Sneddon
Vermont
2008-09 Greg Cronin
Northeastern
2009-10 Mark Dennehy
Merrimack
Dick Umile
New Hampshire
2010-11 Jerry York
Boston College
2011-12 Norm Bazin
UMass Lowell
2012-13 Norm Bazin
UMass Lowell
2013-14 Jerry York
Boston College
2014-15 David Quinn
Boston University
CLARK HODDER AWARD
Each spring, the New England Hockey Writers Association
select a Division-I Coach of the Year Award for New England
schools. The award, named after former Harvard University
head coach Clark Hodder, has been dominated in recent years
by Hockey East head coaches, who have won 26 of the 28
presented since the league’s inaugural season of 1984-85.
Hodder Award History
(Hockey East winners)
CoachTeam Seasons
Jack Parker Boston University ‘86, ‘00, ‘05, ‘06 (‘78, ‘84)
Dick Umile
New Hampshire‘91, ‘99, ‘02, ‘08
Shawn Walsh Maine
‘88, ‘93, ‘95
Bruce CrowderUMass-Lowell 1994, 1996
Don Cahoon Massachusetts 2003, 2007
Mark Dennehy Merrimack
2010, 2011
Ron Anderson Merrimack
1997
Norm Bazin UMass-Lowell 2012
Len Ceglarski Boston College 1985 (and 1973)
Greg Cronin Northeastern 2009
Bob Kullen
New Hampshire1990
Mike McShane Providence
1989
Paul Pooley Providence
2001
Bill Riley, Jr. Lowell
1987
Jerry York
Boston College 2004, 2014
David Quinn Boston University 2015
Other pre-1985 winners with ties to Hockey East:
Fern Flaman Northeastern 1982
Charlie Holt New Hampshire1977, 1979
Lou Lamoriello Providence
1980
WINNINGEST COACHES
All-Time Wins Leaders
Rk.Coach
1. Jerry York
2. Ron Mason
3. Jack Parker
4. Red Berenson
5. Rick Comley
6. Len Ceglarski
Jerry York
School(s)
Clarkson/BGSU/Boston College LSSU/BGSU/Michigan St. Boston University Michigan LSSU/NMU/Michigan St. Clarkson/Boston College Years
43 36 40 31 38
34 Active Win Percentage Leaders
Rk.Coach
1. Mike Hastings
2.
Jeff Jackson 3. Rick Bennet
4. Red Berenson 5. Don Lucia
5. Dick Umile
6.
Norm Bazin
7. Dean Blais
8. Jerry York
9. Mike Schafer
10. Keith Allain
Current School
MSU Mankato
Notre Dame Union
Michigan Minnesota New Hampshire UMass Lowell
Nebraska-Omaha Boston College Cornell Yale
Seasons
3
15 4
31 28 25 4
16 43 20 9
Jack Parker
Wins Losses
984 591 924 380 894 475 810 399 783 615 672 341 WinsLosses
79
36
390 177 99
45
810 399 674 357 560 313 55
31
373 214 984 591 375 22 173
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Dick Umile
Award Winners
With repeated success at three different program’s BC’s
Jerry York is the all-time NCAA wins leader, and is closing
in on 1000 victories. Jack Parker is third on the all-time list
but leads Hockey East in all-time league wins with 421.
Parker’s retirement in the summer of 2013 means UNH
head coach Dick Umile is now the active leader with 344
league wins heading into the 2015-16 season, but York
isn’t far behind at 303.
Ties Win%Avg.
102 .617
22.9
83 .696
25.7
115 .641
22.3
84 .659
26.3
110 .556
20.6
36 .658
19.7
TieWin%
7
.676
60 .670
18
.667
84 .659
97 .641
97 .627
10
.625
57 .623
102 .617
77 .614
29
.611
All-Time Hockey East Win Leaders (Hockey East regular-season games only; sorted by wins)
Rk.Coach
1.
Jack Parker
2.
Dick Umile
3. Jerry York
4.
Shawn Walsh
5.
Tim Whitehead
6.
Len Ceglarski
7.
Bruce Crowder
8.
Paul Pooley
9.
Don Cahoon
10. Kevin Sneddon
11. Blaise MacDonald
12. Mike McShane
13.Mark Dennehy
14. Fernie Flaman
15. Greg Cronin
16. Bill Riley, Jr.
17. Ron Anderson
18. Norm Bazin
19. Nate Leaman
Tim Army
21. Ben Smith
Chris Serino
23. Jim Madigan
24. Joe Mallen
25. Bob Kullen
Jeff Jackson
27. David Quinn
28. John Micheletto
29. Red Gendron
30. Charlie Holt
31. Steve Stirling
Steve Cedorchuk
33. Don McKenney
34. Mike Cavanaugh
35. Dave O’Connor
School(s)
Boston University
New Hampshire
Boston College
Maine
UMass-Lowell, Maine
Boston College
UML, Northeastern
Providence
Massachusetts
Vermont
UMass Lowell
Providence
Merrimack
Northeastern
Maine, Northeastern
Lowell
Merrimack
UMass Lowell
Providence
Providence
Northeastern
Merrimack
Northeastern
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Notre Dame
Boston University
Massachusetts
Maine
New Hampshire
Providence
Boston College
Northeastern
UConn
New Hampshire
Seasons
Years
1984-2013
29
1990-present
25
1994-present 21
1984-2001
17
1996-present
16
1984-1992
9
1991-2005
14
1994-2005
10
2000-2012
12
2005-present
9
2001-2011
10
1985-1994
9
2005-present 9
1984-1989
5
1996, 2005-11
6
1984-1991
7
1989-1998
9
2011-present
4
2011-present
4
2005-2011
6
1991-1996
5
1998-2005
7
2011-present
4
1994-2000
6
1986-1990
4
2013-present
2
2013-present
2
2012-present
3
2013-present
2
1984-1986
2
1984-1985
1
1992-1994
2
1989-1991
2
2014-present
1
1987-1988
1
W L T
421 234 88
344 186 82
30316264
226 154 33
191 170 44
140
64 11
125 166 42
108 123 33
107 171 32
96 118 44
95 130 33
89 114 23
7914831
66
74 12
63
73 26
62 122 10
56 140 11
55
31 10
47
37 12
47
88 27
40
60 17
40 105 23
35
49 12
30 100 14
22
50
7
19
16
7
19
17
6
18
45
6
17
20
5
17
48
3
15
14
5
13
27
8
12
26
4
7
11
4
6
18
2
Pct. TitlesTitles
.626
8
7
.629
8
2
.633
7
9
.586
3
4
.526
0
1
.677
6
2
.438
0
0
.472
0
1
.397
0
0
.457
0
0
.432
0
0
.445
0
0
.366
0
0
.474
0
1
.463
0
0
.345
0
0
.297
0
0
.625
1
2
.552
0
0
.373
0
0
.415
0
0
.307
0
0
.427
0
0
.257
0
0
.323
0
0
.536
0
0
.524
1
1
.304
0
0
.464
0
0
.272
0
0
.514
0
1
.354
0
0
.333
0
0
.409
0
0
.269
0
0
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Award Winners
2014-15 ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM
At the conclusion of each season, Hockey East announces its annual All-Academic team, honoring the league’s
top students among its student-athletes. A league-record 133 were named to the league’s 2014-15 All-Academic
Team. Each achieved a grade point average of 3.0 or better in each of the two academic periods during which he was
actively competing.
Sophomore forward Hampus Gustafsson (Ljungby, Sweden) and freshman forward Alfred Larsson (Malmo, Sweden) of Merrimack College shared the prestigious honor as Hockey East’s Top Scholar-Athlete, each with a perfect
4.0 GPA for the season. A total of 11 players reached “Distinguished Scholar” status this season, having qualified for
the All-Academic team in each of four seasons of varsity play. Fifteen others are three-time honorees. Gustaffson was
the best of a league-leading 19 All-Academic qualifiers from Merrimack.
Boston College
Alex Joyce (So., G)
Ian McCoshen (So., D)
Peter McMullen (Jr., F)
Scott Savage (So., D)
Michael Sit (Sr., F)+
Jacob Horton (Fr., D)
Zach LaRue (Sr., F)
Stephen Mastalerz (Sr., G)
Troy Power (Sr., F)
Alex Wakaluk (So., G)**
Oleg Yevenko (Sr., D)+
Boston University
Connor LaCouvee (Fr., G)
Anthony Moccia (Sr., G)+
Matt O’Connor (Jr., G)
Evan Rodrigues (Sr., F)**
UMass Lowell
Adam Chapie (Jr., F)**
Michael Colantone (Jr., F)***
Ryan Collins (Fr., F)
John Edwardh (Fr., F)
Dylan Hollman (Fr., F)
Gage Hough (Fr., F)
Jake Kamrass (Fr., F)
Zach Kamrass (Sr., D)+
Michael Kapla (So., D)**
Lucas Kohls (Fr., D)
Olli Kalkaja (Fr., G)
Michael Louria (Fr., F)
Tyler Mueller (Fr., D)
Thomas Panico (Fr., D)
Jeff Smith (Fr., G)
Jake Suter (Sr., D)
UConn
Johnny Austin (So., D)
Joey Ferriss (Sr., F)
Kyle Huson (Sr., D)
Spencer Naas (So., F)
Kasperi Ojantakanen (So., F)
Shawn Pauly (Sr., F)
Brad Smith (Sr., F)
Steve Thulin (So., G)
Jeff Wight (So., F)
Maine
Cam Brown (So., F)**
Blaine Byron (So., F)
Brady Campbell (So., F)**
Mark Hamilton (Fr., D)
Chris Howat (So., G)
Ben Hutton (Jr., D)*
Cedric Lacroix (Fr., F)
Brian Morgan (So., F)**
Jack Musil (Fr., F)
Bill Norman (Jr., D)
Nik Nugnes (Fr., G)
Conor Riley (Jr., D)***
Sean Romeo (Fr., G)
Jacob Rutt (Sr., D)***
Eric Schurhamer (So., D)**
Devin Shore (Jr., F)***
Steven Swavely (Jr., F)***
Massachusetts
Brennan Baxandall (So., D)**
Ben Gallacher (Jr., D)**
Marc Hetnik (So., D)
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Merrimack
Benjamin Bahe (Jr., F)***
Marc Biega (Fr., D)
Braxton Bilous (Fr., D)
Brian Christie (Jr., F)**
Matthew Cronin (Jr., D)***
Quinn Gould (Sr., F)+
Top Scholar Athlete,
Hampus Gustafsson (So., F)**
John Gustafsson (Jr., F)
Jace Hennig (Fr., F)
Justin Hussar (Jr., F)***
Dan Kolomatis (Sr., F)**
Jared Kolquist (Fr., D)
Top Scholar Athlete,
Alfred Larsson (Fr., F)
Johnathan Lashyn (So., D)**
Justin Mansfield (Sr., D/F)+
Joseph Pantalone (Sr., G)**
Sean Robertson (Jr., D)
Vincent Scotti (Jr., F)***
Kyle Singleton (Sr., F)
Mathieu Tibbet (Fr., F)
Rasmus Tirronen (Sr., G)**
Aaron Titcomb (Fr., D)
Notre Dame
Joe Aiken (Sr., F)**
Tony Bretzman (Fr., D)
Steven Fogarty (Jr., F)
Eric Johnson (Sr., D)
Chad Katunar (So., G)**
Cal Petersen (Fr., G)
Luke Ripley (Fr., D)
Andy Ryan (Jr., F)**
Peter Schneider (Sr., F)**
Nick Stasack (Jr., G)
New Hampshire
Jay Camper (Sr., F)+
Adam Clark (Fr., G)
Matias Cleland (So., D)**
John Furgele (Fr., D)
Max Gaudreault (Jr., F)***
Tyler Kelleher (So., F)
Collin MacDonald (Jr., F)***
Dylan Maller (So., D)
Cameron Marks (Fr., D)
Andrew Poturalski (Fr., F)
Harrison Quast (Jr., D)***
Ryan Randall (Sr., D)+
Jamie Regan (Jr., G)***
Kyle Smith (Jr., F)
Danny Tirone (Fr., G)
Matt Willows (Sr., F)
Northeastern
Zach Aston-Reese (So., F)
Dax Lauwers (Sr., D)
Tanner Pond (So., F)
Ryan Rosenthal (So., F)
Providence
Brooks Behling (Jr., F)***
Alexander Cromwell (Fr., F)
Robert Hennessey (Fr., F)
Ross Mauermann (Sr., F)
Steven McParland (Jr., F)
Thomas Parisi (Jr., D)
Kevin Rooney (Jr., F)
Vermont
Travis Blanleil (Fr., F)
Brendan Bradley (So., F)
Robert Darrar (Fr., F)
Pat Feeley (So., G)**
Tom Forgione (So., F)**
Robert Hamilton (So., D)
Brody Hoffman (Jr., G)***
Malcolm McKinney (So., F)
Christopher Muscoby (So., D)
Mike Paliotta (Sr., D)***
Alexx Privitera (Jr., D)
Jarrid Privitera (Fr., F)
Daniel Senkbeil (Jr., D)**
Brady Shaw (So., F)
Michael Stenerson (So., F)
** two-time honoree
*** three-time honoree
+ Distinguished Scholar (3.0
GPA in each semester of four
varsity seasons)
2014-15 Hockey East
All-Academic All-Star Team
G: Danny Tirone, UNH (3.91)
D: Tyler Mueller, UML (3.89)
D/F: Justin Mansfield, MC (3.86)
F: Hampus Gustafsson, MC (4.0)
F: Alfred Larsson, MC (4.0)
F: Jace Hennig, MC (3.96)
DISTINGUISHED SCHOLARS
Player
Ben Albertson
Andy Balysky Michael Barkley
Rob Beck
Marc Beran
Andrew Braithwaite
Patrick Brown
Craig Brown Josh Burrows
David Busch
John Campbell Scott Campbell
Jay Camper
Denis Chisholm
Mark Cornforth Greg Costa
Scott Crowder
Anthony DeCenzo
Jason DeLuca
Jeff Dimmen
Brooks Dyroff
Ben Eaves
Arik Engbrecht
Quentin Fendelet Brad Flaishans
Ryan Flanigan
Thomas Fortney
Cole Gendreau Matt Germain
Quinn Gould
Joe Gray Dave Gunderson Chris Hahn
Jeremy Hall
Derek Herlofsky SchoolYears
UVM
2009-13
PC
2008-12
Maine
1988-92
MC
1993-97
BC
1989-93
MC
2006-10
BC
2010-14
UML
1996-00
UVM
2007-11
UNH
1998-02
UML
1996-00
UML
2007-11
UNH
2012-15
NU
2005-09
MC
1991-95
NU
2006-10
UMass
2005-09
UVM
2010-14
UML 2007-11
Maine
2007-11
BC
2009-13
BC
2000-04
NU
1998-02
MC
1990-94
UNH
2004-08
MC
2008-12
UNH
2005-09
PC
1997-01
PC
2007-11
MC
2012-15
MC
1997-01
PC
1996-00
ME
2005-09
UML
2004-07
BU
1991-95
Player
Jordan Heywood
Josh Holmstrom
Tanner House
Todd Jackson
Tom Johnson Zack Kamrass
Mark Kane Martin Kariya
Casey Kesselring Brad Klyn Mike Kostka
Jason Krog Kyle Laughlin
Sebastien Laplante
Martin Laroche Michael Lecomte
Michel Léveillé
H.T. Lenz
Matt Libby Craig Lindsay Mike Lundin
Sean MacDonald Kyle MacKinnon
Isaac MacLeod
Nate Maineyers
Justin Mansfield
Greg Manz
Matt Marshall
Tom McCarthy
Mike McLaughlin
Anthony Moccia
Aaron Moore
Nick Monroe
Bryan Mountain
Jared Mudryk
SchoolYears
MC
2010-14
UML
2010-14
Maine
2007-11
Maine
2000-04
MC
1993-97
UML
2012-15
PC
1995-99
Maine
1999-03
MC
1994-98
NU
1993-97
UMass
2004-08
UNH
1995-99
PC
2005-09
NU
1989-93
MC
1994-98
UMass
2007-11
Maine
2004-07
PC
2010-14
PC
1997-01
UML
1993-97
Maine
2004-07
NU
1997-01
PC
2007-11
BC
2010-14
PC
2002-06
MC
2012-15
UNH
2007-11
UVM
2008-12
MC
2010-14
NU
2008-12
BU
2012-15
NU
2004-07
UML
2005-09
NU
2009-13
NU
2001-05
Player
Mark Nemec
Martin Nolet
Brice O’Connor
Chad Onufrechuk
Scott Pavelski
Tomas Persson Kris Porter Guy Ragault Ryan Randall
Travis Ramsey
Rob Rassey
Kenny Rausch Bobby Robins
J.C. Robitaille
Mark Roebothan
Dan Ronan Ryan Ruikka
Steven Shamanski
Gray Shaneberger
Brent Shepheard
Dan Shermerhorn Michael Sit
Ben Smith
Lucas Smith
Toni Söderholm
Ryan Sullivan
Jon Swavely
Michael Taylor Jason Tejchma
Shayne Thompson
Peter Trovato
Eric Turgeon A.J. Walker
Brett Watson
Paul Worthington
Oleg Yevenko
SchoolYears
Maine
2009-13
UMass
2006-10
Maine
2010-14
UNH
1995-99
UNH
2009-13
NU
1992-96
MC
1995-99
MC
1989-93
UNH
2012-15
Maine
2004-08
NU
2005-09
BU
1991-95
UML
2002-06
MC
2006-10
UML
2005-09
BU
1995-99
BU
2008-13
PC
2010-14
Maine
1999-03
Maine
2004-07
Maine
1993-97
BC
2012-15
BC
2006-10
Maine
1999-03
UMass
1998-02
MC
2004-07
Maine
2010-14
NU
1990-94
UML
2004-07
UML
2010-14
UMass
2001-05
Maine
1997-01
BC
1999-03
UMass
2006-10
UML
2006-10
UMass
2012-15
Award Winners
Distinguished Scholars have proven their merit and dedication by being named to the All-Academic Team in each of four seasons
played.
ALL-TIME TOP SCHOLAR ATHLETES
Top Scholar Athletes achieved the highest cumulative grade point average of all
Hockey East players in a given season.
SeasonPlayer
GPA
1991-92 Quentin Fendelet - MC
3.84
1992-93 Quentin Fendelet - MC
3.81
1993-94 Quentin Fendelet - MC
3.88
1994-95 Ryan Sandholm - UML
3.76
1995-96 Tomas Persson - NU
3.92
1996-97 Shawn Ferullo - BU
3.91
1997-98 Sean MacDonald - NU
3.95
1998-99 Sean MacDonald - NU
3.92
1999-00 Dmitri Vasiliev - UMass
4.00
2000-01 Gray Shaneberger - Maine 3.82
2001-02 Lucas Smith - MC
3.95
2002-03 David Breen - MC
3.91
2003-04 Frank Doyle - Maine
3.86
2004-05 Ryan Sullivan - MC
3.97
2005-06 Brad Flaishans - UNH
3.95
Ryan Sullivan - MC
3.95
SeasonPlayer
GPA
2006-07 Andrew Brathwaite - MC 4.00
Ryan Sullivan - MC
4.00
2007-08 Brad Flaishans - UNH
4.00
Chris Hahn - Maine
4.00
Frank Stegnar - UML
4.00
2008-09 Andrew Brathwaite - MC 4.00
Frank Stegnar - UML
4.00
2009-10 Andrew Brathwaite - MC 4.00
2010-11 Jeff Dimmen - Maine
4.00
Dan Sullivan - Maine
4.00
2011-12 Andy Balysky - PC
4.00
Ryan Flanigan - MC
4.00
Mike McLaughlin - NU
4.00
2012-13 Devin Shore - Maine
4.00
Kyle Williams - Maine
4.00
2013-14 Hampus Gustafsson - MC 4.00
Oleg Yvenko - UMass
4.00
2014-15 Hampus Gustafsson - MC) 4.00
Alfred Larsson - MC 4.00
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Award Winners
THE HOBEY BAKER MEMORIAL AWARD
Initiated in 1981 the Hobey Baker Award is named in honor of Hobey Baker, a hockey and football superstar and above-average
student at Princeton from 1910 to 1914, who died during service in World War I. It is presented annually to the most outstanding
college hockey player in the United States.
David Emma of Boston College was Hockey East’s first Hobey Baker recipient in 1991. An outstanding rookie named Paul Kariya
captured the award while leading his Maine team to a NCAA title in 1993 after fellow Black Bear Scott Pellerin had collected the
prestigious trophy in 1992, giving the eight-year-old league three consecutive winners.
After a four-year hiatus, Hockey East commenced its second string of winners when BU’s Chris Drury was named college
hockey’s most dominant player in 1998. New Hampshire’s Jason Krog added the trophy to his case in 1999 and BC’s Mike Mottau
completed Hockey East’s second trifecta (and sixth winner in 10 years) when he stepped up to the medal stand in April of 2000.
Three-time finalist Gionta fell just short of making it four winners in a row for Hockey East when he finished runner-up to Michigan
State’s Ryan Miller in 2001.
Each year since 2002, the top 10 finalists have been narrowed down to the final three, the “Hobey Hat Trick”. Hockey East has
an active run of eight consecutive seasons with at least one Hobey Hat Trick representative, with 11 total in that span. In 2009,
Hockey East swept the Hat Trick honor with BU blueliner Matt Gilroy besting two leaguemates to claim the award. In 2014, BC’s
Johnny Gaudreau became the league’s first-ever two-time Hobey Hat Trick finalist and eighth-ever winner before Jack Eichel took
home the award in 2015, marking the third time Hockey East boasted back-to-back winners.
David Emma, BC – 1991
Scott Pellerin, ME – 1992
Paul Kariya, ME – 1993
Chris Drury, BU – 1998
Mike Mottau, BC – 2000
Matt Gilroy, BU – 2009
Johnny Gaudreau, BC – 2014
Jack Eichel, BU - 2015
Jason Krog, UNH – 1999
HOCKEY EAST HOBEY BAKER AWARD FINALISTS
Winners in bold
# “Hobey Hat Trick” Finalist (Est. 2002)
1985 Tim Army, PC
1986 Scott Harlow, BC
Chris Terreri, PC
1987 John Cullen, BU
Craig Janney, BC
Brian Leetch, BC
1988 David Capuano, Maine
Mike Golden, Maine
1989 Greg Brown, BC
David Capuano, Maine
Tim Sweeney, BC
1990 Rick Bennett, PC
Greg Brown, BC
David Emma, BC
1991 David Emma, BC
Shawn McEachern, BU
Jean-Yves Roy, Maine
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1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
Scott Pellerin, Maine
Rob Gaudreau, PC
Jean-Yves Roy, Maine
Paul Kariya, Maine
Jim Montgomery, Maine
David Sacco, BU
Dwayne Roloson, UML
Greg Bullock, UML
Chris Imes, Maine
Mike Grier, BU
Chris Drury, BU
Jay Pandolfo, BU
Chris Drury, BU
Chris Drury, BU
Jason Krog, UNH
Mark Mowers, UNH
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
Jason Krog, UNH
Brian Gionta, BC
Steve Kariya, Maine
Michel Larocque, BU
Mike Mottau, BC
Ty Conklin, UNH
Jeff Farkas, BC
Brian Gionta, BC
Ty Conklin, UNH
Brian Gionta, BC
Jim Fahey, NU
Darren Haydar, UNH #
Ben Eaves, BC
Thomas Pöck, UMass
Steve Saviano, UNH
Tony Voce, BC
Patrick Eaves, BC
Chris Collins, BC #
Greg Moore, Maine
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
John Curry, BU
Nathan Gerbe, BC #
Kevin Regan, UNH
Matt Gilroy, BU #
Viktor Stålberg, UVM
Brad Thiessen, NU #
Colin Wilson, BU #
Bobby Butler, UNH #
Gustav Nyquist, Maine #
Cam Atkinson, BC #
Gustav Nyquist, Maine
Paul Thompson, UNH
Spencer Abbott, Maine #
Brian Dumoulin, BC
Johnny Gaudreau, BC #
Johnny Guadreau, BC #
Kevin Hayes, BC
Jack Eichel, BU #
THE HOCKEY HUMANITARIAN AWARD
Hockey Humanitarian Finalists
Award Winners
Arguably the highest individual honor in the sport of college ice hockey, the Hockey Humanitarian Award bridges the gender gap
between the men’s and women’s game and any perceived talent gap between divisions. Annually presented to the athlete that best
demonstrates the highest qualities of humanity, the award has become a symbol for everything that is right with college athletics,
and it is an honor just to be nominated for the award, or to be selected as one of the five annual finalists.
First given to Boston University’s J.P. McKersie in 1996, the prestigious award was claimed in back-to-back seasons by Hockey
East athletes in 2003-04 (Northeastern goaltender Chanda Gunn) and 2004-05 (Boston College defenseman Sarah Carlson.) A
total of six Hockey East players have received the award, most recently Boston College’s Brooks Dyroff in 2011, and has had nine
other award finalists, including two last season.
(winners in bold)
BC’s Brooks Dyroff was the sixth Hockey East player
to win the prestigious Hockey Humanitarian Award
1996-97
1999-00
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2007-08
2008-09
2010-11
2013-14
J.P. McKersie, Boston University
Jim Leger, Maine
Craig Brown, UMass Lowell
Chanda Gunn, Northeastern
Chanda Gunn, Northeastern
Patrick Foley, New Hampshire
Sarah Carlson, Boston College
Peter Trovato, Massachusetts
Janelle Armitage, Connecticut
Jaime Sifers, Vermont
Missy Elumba, Northeastern
Missy Elumba, Northeastern
Brooks Dyroff, Boston College
Joe Rogers, Notre Dame
Danielle Rancourt, Vermont
HUMANITARIAN AWARD MISSION STATEMENT
In an era of ever-increasing ego display, when so many of today’s athletes are sending the wrong message to our children and when success often seems measured solely by dollar signs and contract signings, it is time to call attention to
individuals who embody all that is, and can be, right with sport. While the media often seem preoccupied with the antics of
players after the whistle or outside the game - all the while decrying the absence of better role models for our youth - the
Hockey Humanitarians want to put sports, and all of its participants, in the proper perspective. And, while team games, by
definition, encompass both teamwork and the contributions of the individual to the success of the group as a whole, we
want to acknowledge the accomplishments of personal character, scholarship, and the giving of oneself off the ice to the
larger community as well. The Humanitarian Award is meant to be seen as a true measure of a person’s worth, not just as
an athlete, but as someone who embodies those values that merit our recognition.
It is our hope that in some small way such a display will have a positive influence on future generations of hockey players.
We feel an obligation to help our children find the proper balance as they confront deciding who their role models are and
what values they should embrace in this increasingly complex world. Our foundation believes there are Humanitarians to
be found in programs everywhere and that it is time for many in the media to reconsider their focus on the frequently destructive and selfish behavior of those athletes who often receive too much of our attention. We feel that the great majority
of us share the values represented by The Humanitarian Award and that the time has come for this message to be more
widely disseminated.
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Award Winners
AHCA / CCM HOCKEY ALL-AMERICANS
Hockey East placed six players (two First Team, four Second Team) on All-America teams in 2014-15. Hobey Baker winner Jack
Eichel and BU teammate Matt Grzelcyk were named to the First Team, while Providence goalie Jon Gillies, Vermont defenseman
Mike Paliotta, Notre Dame blueliner Robbie Russo, and Northeastern forward Kevin Roy were selected to the Second Team. In
2003-04, the league set a record with 11 of the 12 Eastern All-Americans coming from Hockey East. The CCM Hockey All-American
Teams are selected by the American Hockey Coaches Association. A total of 210 All-Americans (100 First-Team, 110 Second-Team)
have played in the 31-year history of the league.
1984-85
Tim Army Chris Terreri Jim Averill Doug Brown Bob Sweeney Peter Taglianetti PC F
PC G
NU D
BC F
BC F
PC D
1985-86
Scott Harlow Doug Brown John Cullen Clark Donatelli Jay Octeau Chris Terreri BC F
BC F
BU F
BU F
BU D
PC G
1986-87
Craig Janney Brian Leetch Bruce Racine Jon Morris Kevin Stevens Eric Weinrich BC F
BC D
NU G
UL F
BC F
ME D
1987-88
David Capuano Jack Capuano Bruce Racine Gord Cruickshank Brian Dowd Mike Golden Mike McHugh ME F
ME D
NU G
PC F
NU D
ME F
ME F
1988-89
Greg Brown David Capuano Bob Beers Rick Bennett David Littman Tim Sweeney BC D
ME F
ME D
PC F
BC G
BC F
1989-90
Greg Brown Rob Cowie David Emma Steve Heinze Keith Carney Jean-Yves Roy BC D
NU D
BC F
BC F
ME D
ME F
1990-91
Keith Carney David Emma Shawn McEachern Jean-Yves Roy Peter Ahola Ted Crowley Jeff Levy Jim Montgomery ME D
BC F
BU F
ME F
BU D
BC D
UNH G
ME F
1991-92
Scott Pellerin Jean-Yves Roy David Sacco Domenic Amodeo Tom Dion Rob Gaudreau Scott LaGrand 65
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ME F
ME F
BU F
UNH F
BU D
PC D
BC G
1992-93
Mike Dunham Chris Imes Paul Kariya David Sacco Cal Ingraham Kaj Linna Jim Montgomery ME G
ME D
ME F
BU F
ME F
BU D
ME F
2000-01
Bobby Allen Ty Conklin Brian Gionta Carl Corazzini Ron Hainsey Krys Kolanos Devin Rask Nolan Schaefer BC D
UNH G
BC F
BU F
UML D
BC F
PC F
PC G
2007-08
Nathan Gerbe
Matt Gilroy
Mike Radja
Kevin Regan
Bryan Ewing
Matt Fornataro
Brad Flaishans
Pete MacArthur
BC F
BU D
UNH F
UNH G
BU F
UNH F
UNH D
BU F
1993-94
Mike Pomichter Dwayne Roloson Rich Brennan Shane Henry Jacques Joubert J.P. McKersie Chad Quenneville BU F
UML G
BU D
UML F
BU F
BU G
PC F
2001-02
Jim Fahey Darren Haydar Colin Hemingway Niko Dimitrakos Chris Dyment Ben Eaves Peter Metcalf NU D
UNH F
UNH F
ME F
BU D
BC F
ME D
2008-09
Matt Gilroy
Viktor Stålberg
Brad Thiessen
Colin Wilson
Maury Edwards
James Marcou
Kevin Shattenkirk
BU D
UVM F
NU G
BU F
UML D
UM F
BU D
1994-95
Blair Allison Greg Bullock Mike Grier Chris Imes Kaj Linna Chris O’Sullivan Chad Quenneville Jeff Tory ME G
UML F
BU F
ME D
BU D
BU F
PC F
ME D
2002-03
Ben Eaves Freddy Meyer Mike Ayers J.D. Forrest Lanny Gare Colin Hemingway BC F
BU D
UNH G
BC D
UNH F
UNH F
2009-10
Bobby Butler
Colby Cohen
Gustav Nyquist
Justin Braun
Brian Foster
Blake Kessel
UNH F
BU D
ME F
UM D
UNH G
UNH D
2003-04
Andrew Alberts Thomas Pöck Steve Saviano Tony Voce Patrick Eaves Jimmy Howard Todd Jackson Prestin Ryan Ryan Shannon Colin Shields Stephen Wood BC D
UM D
UNH F
BC F
BC F
ME G
ME F
ME D
BC F
ME F
PC D
2010-11
Cam Atkinson
Brian Dumoulin
Blake Kessel
Paul Thompson
Stephane Da Costa
John Muse Gustav Nyquist
BC F
BC D
UNH D
UNH F
MC F
BC G
ME F
2004-05
Andrew Alberts Sean Collins
Patrick Eaves Jason Guerriero
Ryan Shannon Brian Yandle
BC D
UNH F
BC F
NU F
BC F
UNH D
2005-06
Chris Collins
Peter Harrold Greg Moore
Dan Spang
Cory Schneider
Brian Boyle
John Curry
Michel Léveillé
Brian Yandle
BC F
BC D
ME F
BU D
BC G
BC F
BU G
ME F
UNH D
2006-07
Brian Boyle
John Curry
Michel Léveillé
Matt Gilroy
Jon Quick
Trevor Smith
Sean Sullivan
BC F
BU G
ME F
BU D
UMA G
UNH F
BU D
1995-96
Dan McGillis Jay Pandolfo Jeff Tory Jon Coleman Chris Drury NU D
BU F
ME D
BU D
BU F
1996-97
Jon Coleman Chris Drury Chris Kelleher Jason Krog Tim Murray BU D
BU F
BU D
UNH F
UNH D
1997-98
Chris Drury Mark Mowers Marty Reasoner Tom Poti Marc Robitaille Brian Gionta Chris Kelleher Mike Mottau 1998-99
David Cullen Brian Gionta Steve Kariya Jason Krog Mike Mottau Jayme Filipowicz Michel Larocque Rejean Stringer 1999-2000
Jeff Farkas Brian Gionta Mike Mottau Ty Conklin Chris Dyment Cory Larose BU F
UNH F
BC F
BU D
NU G
BC F
BU D
BC D
ME D
BC F
ME F
UNH F
BC D
UNH D
BU G
MC F
BC F
BC F
BC D
UNH G
BU D
ME F
2011-12
Spencer Abbott
Brian Dumoulin
Barry Almeida
Joe Cannata
ME
BC
BC
MC
F
D
F
G
2012-13
Johnny Gaudreau
BC F
Chad Ruhwedel
UML D
Trevor van RiemsdykUNH D
Steven Whitney
BC F
Mike Collins
MC F
Jon Gillies
PC G
2013-14
Johnny Gaudreau
Kevin Hayes
Connor Hellebuyck
Ben Hutton
Michael Matheson
Devin Shore
BC F
BC F
UML G
ME D
BC D
ME F
2014-15
Matt Grzelcyk
Jack Eichel
Jon Gillies
Mike Paliotta
Robbie Russo
Kevin Roy
BU D
BU F
PC G
UVM D
ND D
NU F
Bold type indicates First Team
NCAA Champions
Hockey East in the
NCAA Tournament
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NCAA Champions
HOCKEY EAST IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT
Teams Chosen By Conference (1985-2015)
Western Collegiate Hockey Association
Hockey East Association Central Collegiate Hockey Association (thru 2013)
ECAC Hockey League Atlantic Hockey
National Collegiate Hockey Conference
Big Ten
Other Conferences and Independents
103
99
90
68
13
9
3
33
Hockey East Appearances in the NCAA Tournament (1985-2015)
School
App.
Last
Frozen 4 Runner-up
Titles
Record
Boston College
22
2015
13
5
4 (‘01, ‘08, ‘10, ‘12) 41-24-0
Boston University
18
2015
9
4
2 (1995, 2009)
26-20-0
UConn
0-- 0 0 0
0-0-0
Maine
18
2012
11
3
2 (1993, 1999)
30-20-0
Massachusetts 12007 0
0 0
1-1-0
UMass-Lowell
62014 1
0 0
6-6-1
Merrimack
12011 0
0 0
0-1-0
New Hampshire
18
2013
4
2
0
14-18-0
Northeastern
32009 0
0 0
1-3-0
Notre Dame 1
2015
0
0
0
0-1-0
Providence
7
2015
2
1
1 (2015)
11-10-0
Vermont
32014 1
0 0
2-3-0
Total Hockey East
99
2015
41
14
9
132-107-1
Hockey East Programs
All-Time in the Division-I NCAA Tournament (1948-2015)
School
App.
Last
Frozen 4 Runner-up
Titles
Boston College
34
2015
24
6
5 (‘49, ‘01, ‘08, ‘10, ‘12)
Boston University
33
2015
22
6
5 (‘71, ‘72, ‘78, ‘95, ‘09)
UConn
0--00
0
Maine
18
2012
11
3
2 (‘93, ‘99)
Massachusetts120070 0 0
UMass-Lowell 620141 0 0
Merrimack
220110 0 0
New Hampshire
22
2013
7
2
0
Northeastern 420090 0 0
Notre Dame 720142 1 0
Providence
11
2015
4
1
1 (2015)
Vermont
620142 0 0
67
67
Record
47-41-0
41-34-0
0-0-0
30-20-0
1-1-0
6-6-1
2-3-0
15-25-0
3-4-1
6-7-0
14-16-0
3-7-0
HOCKEY EAST IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT
Regionals
Seasons: 31
NCAA Bids: 99 (3.2 per year)
• Since regional tournament play began in 1992, 29 of the
46 teams that have advanced to the Frozen Four from
the eastern regional tournaments have been from Hockey
East. Fourteen Hockey East teams have been sent to the
western regionals in the same span, but only two of those
have advanced to the Frozen Four.
Championships: 8
1993 - University of Maine
1995 - Boston University
1999 - University of Maine
2001 - Boston College
2008 - Boston College
2009 - Boston University
2010 - Boston College
2012 - Boston College
2015 - Providence College
Runners-up: 14
Total number of Frozen Four representatives: 41
Overall Record: 132-107-1
First Round: 49-35-1
Second Round: 50-38
Semifinals: 23-18
Championship Game: 9-14
Consolation Game: 1-2
Hockey East Regular Season Champions (34 Total):
(title was shared in 94-95, 96-97 and 02-03)
• Overall Record in NCAA Tournament: 54-34
• 18 qualified for the Frozen Four
• 11 advanced to the NCAA Championship Game
• Five won the NCAA title
Hockey East Tournament Champions (31 Total):
• Overall Record in NCAA Tournament: 63-27
• 22 qualified for the Frozen Four
• 17 advanced to the NCAA Championship Game
• Seven won the NCAA title
Hockey East Combined Champions (16 Total):
(won both regular season and tournament)
• Overall Record in NCAA Tournament: 35-13
• 12 qualified for the Frozen Four
• Nine advanced to the NCAA Championship Game
• Five won the NCAA title
NCAA Champions
By the Numbers
Frozen Four
• Over the last 17 seasons, Hockey East has boasted 24
of the 68 Frozen Four qualifiers, the most of any conference. By comparison:
Hockey East: 24
WCHA: 19
CCHA: 15
ECAC: 6
NCHC: 3
Big Ten: 1
• At least two Hockey East teams have qualified for
the Frozen Four in 13 of the conference’s 31 previous
seasons, dominating the competition in that span. By
comparison:
Hockey East: 13 times
WCHA: Six times
CCHA: Six times
ECACHL: Two times
NCHC: One time
Championship Game
• At least one Hockey East team has appeared in the
National Championship Game in 15 of the last 19 years.
Hockey East was represented by at least one team in
the NCAA championship game in each of eight straight
years from 1997 to 2004. That is the most consecutive
appearances in the title game by any conference since
the inception of Hockey East in 1984-85. Hockey East
has boasted 21 of the 44 teams that have advanced to
the championship game since 1993.
• On three occasions (1995,1999, 2015) the NCAA championship game featured two Hockey East squads. The
only two other occurrences of this since the inception of
Hockey East in 1984-85 were once each by the WCHA
(in 2005) and ECAC (in 2013).
• A Hockey East team has won the NCAA championship
game in five of the last eight seasons.
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NCAA Champions
1993 NCAA CHAMPIONS
1992-93 Maine Black Bears
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
22
24
25
26
27
30
31
33
36
Player
Cl.Pos.
Mike Dunham
Jr. G
Andy Silverman So. D
Matt Martin
Jr. D
Chris Imes
Jr. D
Jack Rodrigue
So. D
Jason Weinrich
Jr. D
Paul Kariya
Fr. F
Mike Latendresse So. F
Dan Murphy
Sr. D
Wayne Conlan
So. F
Dave MacIsaac
So. D
Dave LaCouture Sr. F
Peter Ferraro
Fr. F
Patrice Tardif
Jr. F
Chris Ferraro
Fr. F
Eric Fenton
Sr. F
Jim Montgomery (C)Sr. F
Brad Purdie
Fr. F
Kent Salfi
Sr. F
Lee Saunders
Jr. D
Justin Tomberlin Jr. F
Chuck Texiera
Jr. F
Martin Mercier
Sr. F
Garth Snow
Sr. G
Cal Ingraham
Jr. F
Greg Hirsch
Fr. G
Jamie Thompson Fr. F
Head Coach: Assistant Coaches: 69
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Hometown
Endwell, N.Y.
Beverly, Mass.
Hamden, Conn.
Birchdale, Minn.
Nashua, N.H.
Gardiner, Maine
No. Vancouver, B.C.
Montreal, Que.
Hamden, Conn.
West Haven, Conn.
Arlington, Mass.
Natick, Mass.
Sound Beach, N.Y.
St. Methode, Que.
Sound Beach, N.Y.
So. Portland, Maine
Montreal, Que.
Ormeaux, Que.
Clifton Park, N.Y.
Fernie, B.C.
Coleraine, Minn.
Easton, Mass.
Lachine, Que.
Wrentham, Mass.
Georgetown, Mass.
Chelmsford, Mass.
Wayland, Mass.
Shawn Walsh
Red Gendron
Grant Standbrook
1993 NCAA Championship Game
April 3, 1993 • Bradley Center • Milwaukee, Wis.
123 F
Maine
203 5
Lake Superior State 1
3
0
4
First Period:
Maine – Patrice Tardif (Latendresse), 0:03
Maine – Chris Ferraro (Imes, P. Ferraro), 7:10
LSSU – Mike Bachusz (Angelelli, Ness), 17:02
Second Period:
LSSU – Clayton Beddoes (unassisted), 7:01 (PP)
LSSU – John Hendry (Beddoes), 15:46
LSSU – Wayne Strachan (Hullett), 18:42
Third Period:
Maine – Jim Montgomery (Kariya), 4:19
Maine – Jim Montgomery (Imes, Kariya), 7:40
Maine – Jim Montgomery (Kariya), 8:54 (PP)
Shots on Goal: Saves:
Maine – 11-10-8 – 29 Maine – Dunham 12, Snow 8
LSSU – 6-10-8 – 24
LSSU – Blaine Lacher 24
Penalties: Maine 5-10; LSSU 6-12
Power Plays: Maine 1 for 3; LSSU 1 for 2
Most Outstanding Player: Jim Montgomery (Maine)
1995 NCAA CHAMPIONS
NCAA Champions
1994-95 Boston University Terriers
No.Player
Cl.Pos.
2 Kaj Linna
Sr. D
3 Chris O’Sullivan
So. F
4 Chris Kelleher
Fr. D
5 Doug Wood
Jr. D
7 Rich Brennan
Sr. D
8 Bill Pierce
So. F
9 Shawn Bates
So. F
10 Peter Donatelli
Fr. F
11 Bob Lachance
Jr. F
12 Mike Grier
So. F
14 John Hynes
Fr. F
15 Mike Sylvia
Fr. F
16 Kenny Rausch
Sr. F
17 Jay Pandolfo
Jr. F
18 Chris Drury
Fr. F
19 Steve Thornton
Sr. F
20 Jeff Kealty
Fr. D
21 Mike Prendergast Sr. F
22 Matt Wright
So. F
24 Jacques Joubert (C)Sr. F
26 Jon Coleman
So. D
27 Shane Johnson
So. D
30 Tom Noble
Fr. G
35 Derek Herlofsky
Sr. G
Head Coach: Assistant Coaches: Hometown
Helsinki, Finland
Dorchester, Mass.
Dedham, Mass.
Sudbury, Mass.
Guilderland, N.Y.
Burlington, Mass.
Medford, Mass.
No. Providence, R.I.
Bristol, Conn.
Holliston, Mass.
Warwick, R.I.
Newton, Mass.
Danbury, Conn.
Burlington, Mass.
Fairfield, Conn.
Gloucester, Ont.
Framingham, Mass.
So. Boston, Mass.
Belmont, Mass.
South Bend, Ind.
Canton, Mass.
Brandon, Man.
Hanover, Mass.
Minneapolis, Minn.
Jack Parker
Bill Berglund
Mike Eruzione
Blaise MacDonald
1995 NCAA Championship Game
April 1, 1995 • Providence Civic Center • Providence, R.I.
Boston University
Maine
123 F
1
2
3
6
011 2
First Period:
BU – Steve Thornton (unassisted), 14:57 (PP)
Second Period:
BU – Chris O’Sullivan (Thornton, Grier), 7:27
BU – Jacques Joubert (Linna, Prendergast), 9:15 (PP)
Maine – Tim Lovell (Frenette, Thompson), 14:51
Third Period:
Maine – Trevor Roenick (Rodrigue, Tory), 0:31 (PP)
BU – Mike Sylvia (Bates, Pandolfo), 5:23
BU – Chris O’Sullivan (Brennan, Grier), 8:30 (PP)
BU – Bob Lachance (Thornton), 18:47 (SH)
Shots on Goal: BU – 11-14-14 – 39
Maine – 9-5-9 – 23
Saves:
BU – Tom Noble 21
Maine – Blair Allison 33
Penalties: BU 10-20; Maine 6-12
Power Plays: BU 3 for 4; Maine 1 for 8
Most Outstanding Player: Chris O’Sullivan (BU)
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NCAA Champions
1999 NCAA CHAMPIONS
1998-99 Maine Black Bears
No.Player
Cl.Pos. Hometown
2 Eric Turgeon
Fr. D Augusta, Maine
3 Doug Janik
Fr. D Agawam, Mass.
4 Peter Metcalf
Fr. D Pembroke, Mass.
5 Robert Ek
Jr. D Lulea, Sweden
7 Adam Tate
So. D Kanata, Ont.
10 Tuomo Jaaskelainen So. F Helsinki, Finland
11 Jason Vitorino (C)
Sr. F Brookline, Mass.
12 Ben Guite
Jr. F Montreal, Que.
13 Marcus Gustafsson Sr. F Knivsta, Sweden
15 Niko Dimitrakos
Fr. F Somerville, Mass.
16 Dan Kerluke
So. F Brampton, Ont.
17 Bobby Stewart (C) Sr. F Ft. McMurray, Alb.
18 Steve Kariya (C)
Sr. F No. Vancouver, B.C.
21 Matthias Trattnig
So. F Graz, Austria
24 Jim Leger
Jr. F Saugus, Mass.
25 David Cullen (C)
Sr. D St. Catharines, Ont.
26 A.J. Begg
Fr. F Vancouver, B.C.
27 Ed Wood
Fr. F Thompson, Man.
29 Anders Lundback
So. F Lulea, Sweden
30 Mike Morrison
Fr. G Exeter, N.H.
31 Brendan Walsh
Jr. F Dorchester, Mass.
32 Magnus Lundback So. F Lulea, Sweden
33 Alfie Michaud
Jr. G Selkirk, Man.
37 Barrett Heisten
Fr. F Anchorage, Alaska
39 Cory Larose
So. F Campbellton, N.B.
Head Coach: Assistant Coaches: 71
71
Shawn Walsh
Nate Leaman
Gene Reilly
Grant Standbrook
1999 NCAA Championship Game
April 3, 1999 • Arrowhead Pond • Anaheim, Calif.
123
OT
F
Maine
11013
New Hampshire 01102
First Period:
Maine – Ben Guite (Vitorino, Kerluke), 15:47 (PP)
Second Period:
Maine –a Niko Dimitrakos (Cullen, Metcalf), 4:10
UNH – Darren Haydar (Souza, Conklin), 15:58
Third Period:
UNH – Mike Souza (Krog, Haydar), 3:33
Overtime:
Maine – Marcus Gustafsson (Larose), 10:50
Shots on Goal: Saves:
Maine – 12-11-7-9 – 36 Maine – Alfie Michaud 46
UNH – 16-19-8-5 – 48 UNH – Ty Conklin 36
Penalties: Maine 8-16; UNH 9-26
Power Plays: Maine 1 for 7; UNH 0 for 7
Most Outstanding Player: Alfie Michaud (Maine)
2001 NCAA CHAMPIONS
NCAA Champions
2000-01 Boston College Eagles
No. Player
Cl.Pos.
1 Tim Kelleher
So. G
2 Bobby Allen
Sr. D
4 Brooks Orpik
Jr. D
5 Bill Cass
So. D
6 Marty Hughes
Sr. F
7 Rob Scuderi
Sr. D
8 Anthony D’Arpino So. D
10 Jeff Giuliano
Jr. F
11 Krys Kolanos
So. F
12 Brian Gionta (C)
Sr. F
13 Tony Voce
Fr. F
14 Ty Hennes
Fr. F
15 Ales Dolinar
Jr. F
17 A.J. Walker
So. F
18 Mark McLennan
Sr. F
19 Chuck Kobasew
Fr. F
20 Joe Schuman
Fr. D
22 Ben Eaves
Fr. F
23 J.D. Forrest
Fr. D
24 Brett Peterson
Fr. D
25 Justin Dziama
Fr. F
27 Mike Lephart
Sr. F
28 Dan Sullivan
Sr. D
29 Tom Egan
So. G
30 Scott Clemmensen Sr. G
Head Coach: Assistant Coaches:
Hometown
Belmont, Mass.
Hull, Mass.
East Amherst, N.Y.
Hingham, Mass.
Hicksville, N.Y.
Bethpage, N.Y.
Johnston, R.I.
Nashua, N.H.
Calgary, Alb.
Rochester, N.Y.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Kent, Wash.
East Northport, N.Y.
Faribault, Minn.
Kanata, Ont.
Osoyoos, B.C.
Bloomington, Minn. Faribault, Minn.
Auburn, N.Y.
Northborough, Mass.
Natick, Mass.
Niskayuna, N.Y.
So. Windsor, Conn.
Rye, N.Y.
Urbandale, Iowa
Jerry York
Mike Cavanaugh
Jim Logue
Scott Paluch
2001 NCAA Championship Game
April 7, 2001 • Pepsi Arena • Albany, NY
Boston College
North Dakota
123OT
F
02013
00202
First Period:
No scoring
Second Period:
BC – Chuck Kobasew (Giuliano), 5:26 (PP)
BC – Mike Lephart (Forrest, Allen), 8:50
Third Period:
UND – Tim Skarperud (Roche, Lundbohm), 16:18 (PP)
UND – Wes Dorey (Schneekloth, Lundbohm), 19:24
Overtime:
BC – Krys Kolanos (Voce, Kobasew), 4:43
Shots on Goal: BC – 9-12-7-3 – 31
UND – 9-9-16-3 – 37
Saves:
BC – Scott Clemmensen 35
UND – Karl Goehring 28
Penalties: BC 7-14; UND 7-14
Power Plays: BC 1 for 7; UND 1 for 7
Most Outstanding Player: Chuck Kobasew (BC)
72
NCAA Champions
2008 NCAA CHAMPIONS
2007-08 Boston College Eagles
No.Player
Cl. Pos. Hometown
1 John Muse
Fr. G East Falmouth, Mass.
2 Anthony Aiello Jr. D Braintree, Mass.
4 Mike Brennan (C)Sr. D Smithtown, N.Y.
5 Tim Filangieri
Jr. D Islip Terrace, N.Y.
6 Tim Kunes
Jr. D Huntington, N.Y.
7 Carl Sneep
So. D Nisswa, Minn.
9 Nathan Gerbe Jr. F Oxford, Mich.
10 Ryan Hayes
Fr. F Syracuse, N.Y.
11 Joe Adams
Sr. F Wayzata, Minn.
12 Ben Smith
So. F Avon, Conn.
13 Pat Gannon
Sr. F Arlington, Mass.
14 Matt Greene (A) Sr. F Plymouth, Mass.
15 Joe Whitney
Fr. F Reading, Mass.
17 Brian Gibbons Fr. F Braintree, Mass.
18 Kyle Kucharski Jr. F Saugus, Mass.
19 Brock Bradford Jr. F Burnaby, B.C.
20 Joseph EhioroboSo. F Farmingdale, Maine
21 Benn Ferriero Jr. F Essex, Mass.
22 Dan Bertram (A) Sr. F Calgary, Alb.
24 Matt Lombardi So. F Milton, Mass.
25 Matt Price
So. F Milton, Ont.
26 Nick Petrecki
Fr. D Clifton Park, N.Y.
27 Andrew Orpik Jr. F East Amherst, N.Y.
28 Corey Griffin
So. F Hingham, Mass.
29 Alex Kremer
So. G Darien, Conn.
30 Andrew MargolinFr. G Mahwah, N.J.
Head Coach: Associate Head Coach:
Assistant Coaches: 73
73
Jerry York
Mike Cavanaugh
Greg Brown
Jim Logue
2008 NCAA Championship Game
April 12, 2008 • Pepsi Center • Denver, Colo.
Boston College
Notre Dame
123 F
0 3
1
4
0 1
0
1
First Period:
No Goals
Second Period:
BC - Nathan Gerbe (Gibbons, Smith), 2:23
BC - Nathan Gerbe (Smith, Bertram), 5:37
BC - Joe Whitney (Gerbe, Ferriero), 8:11
ND - Kevin Deeth (Lawson, Cole), 9:07
Third Period:
BC - Ben Smith (Gerbe, Gibbons), 5:31
Shots on Goal: BC - 7-11-5 - 23
ND - 5-8-8 - 21
Saves:
BC - John Muse 20
ND - Jordan Pearce 19
Penalties: BC 8-16; ND 5-10
Power Plays: BC 2 for 5; ND 0 for 8
Most Outstanding Player: Nathan Gerbe (BC)
2009 NCAA CHAMPIONS
NCAA Champions
2008-09 Boston University Terriers
No. Player
Cl.Pos. Hometown
2 Eric Gryba
Jr. D Saskatoon, Sask.
3 Kevin Shattenkirk So. D New Rochelle, N.Y.
4 Ryan Ruikka
Fr. D Chelsea, Mich.
5 David Warsofsky Fr. D Marshfield, Mass.
6 Joe Pereira
So. F West Haven, Conn.
7 Brian Strait (A)
Jr. D Waltham, Mass.
8 Steve Smolinsky Sr. F Plymouth, Mass.
9 Corey Trivino
Fr. F Toronto, Ont.
10 Chris Higgins
Sr. F Lynnfield, Mass.
11 Zach Cohen
Jr. F Schaumburg, Ill.
12 Chris Connolly
Fr. F Duluth, Minn.
13 Nick Bonino
So. F Unionville, Conn.
14 Andrew Glass
Fr. F Wrentham, Mass.
15 John McCarthy (C) Sr. F Andover, Mass.
16 Kevin Gilroy
Fr. F North Bellmore, N.Y.
17 Victor Saponari
So. F Powder Springs, Ga.
18 Brandon Yip
Sr. F Maple Ridge, B.C.
21 Jason Lawrence
Sr. F Saugus, Mass.
22 Russ Gaudet Fr. F Burlington, Mass.
25 Colby Cohen
So. D Villanova, Pa.
26 Luke Popko
Jr. F Skillman, N.J.
27 Vinny Saponari
Fr. F Powder Mills, Ga.
31 Kieran Millan
Fr. G Edmonton, Alb.
32 Adam Kraus
So. G Irving, Texas
33 Colin Wilson
So. F Winnipeg, Man.
35 Grant Rollheiser
Fr. G Chilliwack, B.C.
97 Matt Gilroy (C)
Sr. D North Bellmore, N.Y.
Head Coach: Jack Parker
Associate Head Coach: David Quinn
Assistant Coaches:
Mike Bavis
Mike Geragosian
2009 NCAA Championship Game
April 11, 2009 • Verizon Center • Washington, D.C.
123OT
F
Miami
12003
Boston Univeristy 10214
First Period:
BU -- Chris Connolly (Warsofsky, Gryba), 15:15
Second Period:
MIA -- Gary Steffes (Miele, Palmer), 2:01
Third Period:
MIA -- Tommy Wingels (Camper), 12:31
MIA -- Trent Vogelhuber (Kaufman), 15:52
BU -- Zach Cohen (Bonino, Brandon Yip), 19:00
BU -- Nick Bonino (Gilroy, Higgins), 19:42
Overtime:
BU -- Colby Cohen (Shattenkirk, Connolly), 11:47
Shots on Goal: MIA – 10-9-9-4 – 32
BU – 9-7-7-9 – 32
Saves:
MIA – Cody Reichard- 28
BU – Kieran Millan- 29
Penalties: Miami 3-6; BU 8-16
Power Plays: Miami 0-7; BU 0-2
Most Outstanding Player: Colby Cohen (BU)
74
NCAA Champions
2010 NCAA CHAMPIONS
2009-10 Boston College Eagles
No.Player
Cl. Pos.
1 John Muse
Jr. G
2 Brian Dumoulin Fr. D
4 Tommy Cross So. D
5 Philip SamuelssonFr. D
6 Patrick Wey
Fr. D
7 Carl Sneep
Sr. D
8 Edwin Shea
So. D
9 Barry Almeida So. F
10 Jimmy Hayes So. F
11 Pat Mullane
Fr. F
12 Ben Smith
Sr. F
13 Cam Atkinson So. F
14 Brooks Dyroff Fr. F
15 Joe Whitney
Jr. F
17 Brian Gibbons Jr. F
19 Chris Kreider
Fr. F
21 Steven Whitney Fr. F
22 Paul Carey
So. F
23 Malcolm Lyles So. D
24 Matt Lombardi Sr. F
25 Matt Price
Sr. F
27 Patch Alber
Fr. D
28 Tommy AtkinsonSo. F
30 Chris Venti
So. G
35 Parker Milner Fr. G
Head Coach: Associate Head Coach:
Assistant Coaches: 75
75
Hometown
East Falmouth, Mass.
Biddeford, Maine
Simsbury, Conn.
Scottsdale, Ariz.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Nisswa, Minn.
Shrewsbury, Mass.
Springfield, Mass.
Dorchester, Mass.
Wallingford, Conn.
Avon, Conn.
Greenwich, Conn.
Boulder, Col.
Reading, Mass.
Braintree, Mass.
Boxford, Mass.
Reading, Mass.
Weymouth, Mass.
Miami Gardens, Fla.
Milton, Mass.
Milton, Ont.
Clifton Park, N.Y.
Greenwich, Conn.
Needham, Mass.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Jerry York
Mike Cavanaugh
Greg Brown
Jim Logue
2010 NCAA Championship Game
April 10, 2010 • Ford Field • Detroit, Mich.
Boston College
Wisconsin
123 F
1 0
4
5
000 0
First Period:
BC - Ben Smith (S. Whitney, J. Whitney), 12:57
Second Period:
No Scoring
Third Period:
BC - Cam Atkinson (J. Whitney, Gibbons), 1:38
BC - Jimmy Hayes (Hayes, Samuelsson), 3:40
BC - Cam Atkinson (Gibbons, J. Whitney), 7:20
BC - Matt Price (unassisted), 15:29
Shots on Goal: BC - 12-6-8 - 26
WIS - 5-9-6 - 20
Saves:
BC - John Muse 20
WIS - Scott Gudmandson 21
Penalties: BC 4-8; WIS 6-12
Power Plays: BC 2-5; WIS 0-3
Most Outstanding Player: Ben Smith (BC)
2012 NCAA CHAMPIONS
NCAA Champions
2011-12 Boston College Eagles
No.Player
Cl. Pos. Hometown
1 Brian Billett
Fr. G Brunswick, Maine
2 Brian Dumoulin Jr. D Biddeford, Maine
3 Patch Alber
Jr. D Clifton Park, N.Y.
4 Tommy Cross (C)Sr. D Simbury, Conn.
5 Mark Begert
Fr. D West Vancouver, B.C.
6 Patrick Wey
Jr. D Pittsburgh, Pa.
7 Isaac MacLeod So. D Nelson, B.C.
8 Edwin Shea
Sr. D Shrewsbury, Mass.
9 Barry Almeida (A)Sr. F Springfield, Mass.
10 Danny Linell
Fr. F Great Neck, N.Y.
11 Pat Mullane
Jr. F Wallingford, Conn.
12 Kevin Hayes
So. F Dorchester, Mass.
13 Johnny GaudreauFr. F Carneys Point, N.J.
14 Brooks Dyroff Jr. F Boulder, Col.
15 Cam Spiro
Fr. F Hingham, Mass.
17 Destry Straight Fr. F West Vancouver, B.C.
18 Michael Sit
Fr. F Edina, Minn.
19 Chris Kreider
Jr. F Boxford, Mass.
21 Steven Whitney Jr. F Reading, Mass.
22 Paul Carey (A) Sr. F Weymouth, Mass.
23 Patrick Brown So. F Bloomfield Hills, Mich.
24 Bill Arnold
So. F Needham, Mass.
27 Quinn Smith
Fr. F Fairfield, Conn.
28 Tommy Atkinson Sr. F Greenwich, Conn.
30 Chris Venti
Sr. G Needham, Mass.
35 Parker Milner
Jr. G Pittsburgh, Pa.
Head Coach: Associate Head Coach:
Assistant Coaches: 2012 NCAA Championship Game
April 7, 2012 • TB Times Forum • Tampa, Fla.
Ferris State
Boston College
123 F
1 0
0
1
2 0
2
4
First Period:
BC - Steven Whitney - 15 (Almeida), 3:18
FSU- Garrett Thompson - 11 (Huff, Ouellette), 5:19
BC- Paul Carey - 18 (Dumoulin, Mullane), 10:33 (PP)
Second Period:
No Scoring
Third Period:
BC- Johnny Gaudreau - 21 (Hayes, Wey), 16:58
BC- Steven Whitney- 16 (Arnold), 18:57
Shots on Goal: FSU - 7-15-6 - 28
BC - 8-14-15 - 37
Saves:
FSU - Taylor Nelson 33
BC - Parker Milner 27
Penalties: FSU 4-8; BC 5-10
Power Plays: FSU 0-4; BC 1-3
Most Outstanding Player: Parker Milner (BC)
Jerry York
Mike Cavanaugh
Greg Brown
Jim Logue
76
NCAA Champions
2015 NCAA CHAMPIONS
2015 Providence College Friars
No. Name
Cl. Pos.Hometown
1 Brendan Leahy So. GReading, Massachusetts
2 Logan Day
Fr. DSeminole, Florida
3 John Gilmour
Jr. DMontreal, Quebec
4 Mark Adams
Sr. DBoxford, Massachusetts
5 Kyle McKenzie So. DAston, Pennsylvania
6 Tom Parisi
Jr. DCommack, New York
7 Drew Brown
Sr. FGrass Lake, Michigan
9 Trevor Mingoia Jr. FFairport, New York
10 Mark Jankowski Jr. FDundas, Ontario
11 Niko Rufo
So. FStoneham, Massachusetts
12 Stefan Demopoulos Sr. FLa Mesa, California
14 Ross Mauermann Sr. FJanesville, Wisconsin
15 Steven McParlandJr. FSchreiber, Ontario
16 Anthony Florentino So. DWest Roxbury, Massachusetts
17 Brooks Behling Jr. FPittsburgh, Pennsylvania
18 Nick Saracino
Jr. FSt. Louis, Missouri
19 Jake Walman
Fr. DToronto, Ontario
20 Shane Luke
Sr. FDauphin, Manitoba
21 Kevin Rooney
Jr. FCanton, Massachusetts
22 Brandon Tanev Jr. FToronto, Ontario
23 Truman Reed
Fr. DAnchorage, Alaska
24 Noel Acciari
Jr. FJohnston, Rhode Island
25 Robbie Hennessey Fr. FGarnet Valley, Pennsylvania
26 Brian Pinho
Fr. FNorth Andover, Massachusetts
27 Josh Monk
So. DLangley, British Columbia
28 Alex Cromwell
Fr. FMcKinney, Texas
29 Conor MacPhee So. FWindham, New Hampshire
32 Jon Gillies
Jr. GSouth Portland, Maine
35 Nick Ellis
So. GMillersville, Maryland
Head Coach: Associate Head Coach:
Assistant Coaches: 77
77
Nate Leaman
Steve Miller
Kris Mayotte
2015 NCAA Championship Game
April 11, 2015 • TD Garden • Boston, Mass.
Providence
Boston University
123 F
112 4
2
1
0
3
First Period:
Prov – Anthony Florentino (Acciari, Luke), 9:25
BU – Ahti Oksanen, 12:50
BU – Danny O’Regan (Eichel), 12:54
Second Period:
Prov – Mark Jankowski (Mingoia, Mauermann), 4:29 (PP)
BU – Cason Hohmann (Oksanen), 11:36
Third Period:
Prov – Tom Parisi, 11:24
Prov – Brandon Tanev (Rooney), 13:43
Shots on Goal: Prov – 6-17-20 – 43 BU – 18-22-12 – 52
Saves:
Prov – Gillies 33
BU – O’Connor 39
Penalties: Providence 1-2; BU 3-6
Power Plays: Providence 1 for 3; BU 0 for 1
Most Outstanding Player: Jon Gillies - Providence
NCAA TOURNAMENT RESULTS
1985 --
Quarterfinals
BC def. Minnesota (5-7, 4-1) PC def. BC (4-5 3 OT)
PC def. MSU (2-3, 4-2)
Semifinals
Championship
Consolation 1986 --
Minnesota def. BU (6-4, 5-3)
MSU def. BC (6-4, 4-2)
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1987 --
Minnesota def. BC (4-1, 3-2) --
Michigan State def. ME (6-2, 5-3)
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RPI def. PC (2-1)
UMD def. BC (7-6 OT)
1988
MC def. NU (5-3, 7-3)
ME def. Bowling Green (5-1, 4-3) Lake Superior def. ME (6-3)
Wisconsin def. UML (7-1, 4-4)
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ME def. Minnesota (5-2)
1989
PC def. NMU (5-9, 4-2, 2-0)
ME def. PC (8-6, 3-2, 4-3 2OT)
BC def. Bowling Green (8-5, 4-2) MSU def. BC (6-3, 7-2, 5-4 OT)
Minnesota def. ME (7-4)
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MUS def. ME (7-4)
1990 ME def. Bowling Green (8-4, 5-2) BC def. Minnesota (4-2, 1-2, 6-1) Wisconsin def. BC (2-1)
BU def. UND (8-5, 5-3, 5-0)
Wisconsin def. ME (7-3, 4-3 OT) Colgate def. BU (3-2)
BU def. MSU (3-6, 5-3, 5-3)
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1991
Minnesota def. PC (4-3, 8-4, 8-3) ME def. Minnesota (4-0, 5-0)
UAA def. BC (3-2, 3-1)
BU def. Michigan (4-1, 8-1)
NMU def. ME (5-3)
BU def. Clarkson (7-3)
NMU def. BU (8-7 3OT)
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1992
MSU def. BU (4-2)
Wisconsin def. UNH (4-2)
MSU def. ME (3-2)
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Season Opening Round
1993 --
Regional Finals
ME def. Minnesota (6-2)
BU def. NMU (4-1)
Semifinals
Championship
1994
BU def. Wisconsin (4-1)
Harvard def. UNH (7-1)
Minnesota def. UML (2-1 2OT)
BU def. Minnesota (4-1)
Lake Superior def. BU (9-1)
1995 Denver def. UNH (9-2)
BU def. Lake Superior (6-2)
ME def. Denver (4-2)
BU def. Minnesota (7-3)
ME def. Michigan (4-3 OT)
BU def. ME (6-2)
1996
Minnesota def. PC (5-1)
UML def. MSU (6-2)
BU def. Clarkson (3-2)
Michigan def. BU (4-0) Colorado College def. UML (5-3)
1997
Colorado College def. UNH (3-2) BU def. Denver (4-3 OT)
UNH def. RPI (2-0)
UML def. MSU (4-3)
Lake Superior def. NU (6-5 OT)
Lake Superior def. BU (6-1)
ME def. Michigan (4-3 OT)
ME def. Lake Superior (5-4)
NCAA Champions
Season Opening Round
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BU def. Michigan (3-2)
UND def. BU (6-4)
1998 UNH def. Wisconsin (7-4)
BC def. Colorado College (6-1)
UNH def. BU (4-3 OT)
Michigan def. UNH (4-0)
BC def. Ohio State (5-2)
Michigan def. BC (3-2 OT)
1999 ME def. Ohio State (4-2)
BC def. NMU (2-1)
ME def. Clarkson (7-2)
UNH def. Michigan (2-1 OT)
BC def. UND (3-1)
UNH def. MSU (5-3)
ME def. BC (2-1 OT)
ME def. UNH (3-2 OT)
2000 Niagara def. UNH (4-1)
BC def. MSU (6-5 OT)
BU def. St. Cloud State (5-3)
ME def. Michigan (5-2)
BC def. Wisconsin (4-1)
St. Lawrence def. BU (4-2 4OT)
UND def. ME (2-0)
BC def. St. Lawrence (4-2)
UND def. BC (4-2)
2001
ME def. Minnesota (5-4 OT)
Wisconsin def. PC (4-1)
BC def. ME (3-1)
BC def. Michigan (4-2)
BC def. UND (3-2 OT)
2002 ME def. Harvard (4-3 OT)
ME def. BU (4-3)
UNH def. Cornell (4-3)
ME def. UNH (7-2)
Minnesota def. ME (4-3 OT)
2003
BU def. Harvard (6-4)
UNH def. St. Cloud State (5-2)
BC def. Ohio State (1-0)
Michigan def. ME (2-1)
UNH def. BU (3-0)
Cornell def. BC (2-1 2OT)
UND def. Cornell (3-2)
Minnesota def. UNH (5-1)
2004
ME def. Harvard (5-4)
BC def. Niagara (5-2)
Michigan def. UNH (4-1)
ME def. Wisconsin (2-1 OT)
BC def. Michigan (3-2 OT)
ME def. BC (2-1)
Denver def. ME (1-0) 2005
BC def. Mercyhurst (5-4)
UND def. BU (4-0)
Minnesota def. ME (1-0 OT)
UNH def. Harvard (3-2 OT)
Denver def. UNH (4-2)
UND def. BC (6-3)
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78
NCAA Champions
NCAA TOURNAMENT RESULTS
79
79
Season Opening Round
Regional Finals
Semifinals
Championship
2006
BU def. Nebraska Omaha (9-2)
BC def. Miami (5-0)
ME def. Harvard (6-1)
MSU def. UNH (1-0)
BC def. BU (5-0)
ME def. MSU (5-4)
BC def. UND (6-5)
Wisconsin def. ME (5-2)
Wisconsin def. BC (2-1)
2007
UMass def. Clarkson (1-0 OT)
BC def. St. Lawrence (4-1)
ME def. St. Cloud State (4-1)
Michigan State def. BU (5-1)
Miami def. UNH (2-1)
BC def. Miami (4-0)
ME def. UMass (3-1)
BC def. UND (6-4)
MSU def. ME (4-2)
MSU def. BC (3-1)
2008
Notre Dame def. UNH (7-3)
BC def. Miami (4-3 OT)
BC def. Minnesota (5-2)
BC def. UND (6-1)
BC def. Notre Dame (4-1)
2009
BU def. Ohio State (8-3)
UNH def. UND (6-5 OT)
UVM def. Yale (4-1)
Cornell def. NU (3-2
BU def. UNH (2-1)
UVM def. Air Force (2OT)
BU def. UVM (5-4)
BU def. Miami (4-3 OT)
2010
BC def. Alaska (3-1)
UNH def. Cornell (6-2)
Wisconsin def. Vermont (3-2)
BC def. Yale (9-7)
RIT def. UNH (6-2)
BC def. Miami (7-1)
BC def. Wisconsin (5-0)
2011
UNH def. Miami (3-1)
Notre Dame def. MC (4-3 OT)
Colorado College def. BC (8-4)
Notre Dame def. UNH (2-1)
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2012
UML def. Miami (4-3 OT)
BC def. Air Force (2-0)
Minnesota def. BU (7-3)
UMD def. ME (5-2)
BC def. UMD (4-0)
Union def. UML (4-2)
BC def. UND (6-1)
BC def. Ferris State (4-1)
2013
UML def. Wisconsin (6-1)
Union def. BC (5-1)
UML def. UNH (2-0)
Yale def. UML (3-2 OT)
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2014
UML def. Minnesota State (2-1) BC def. UML (4-3)
BC def. Denver (6-2)
Union def. PC (3-1)
PC def. Quinnipiac (4-0)
Union def. UVM (5-2)
St. Cloud State def. ND (4-3 OT)
Union def. BC (5-4)
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2015 BU def. Yale (3-2 OT)
PC def. Miami (7-5)
Denver def. BC (5-2)
BU def. UND (5-3)
PC def. Omaha (4-1)
PC def. BU (4-3)
BU def. UMD (3-2)
PC def. Denver (4-1)
FROZEN FOUR ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM SELECTIONS
Goalie
1985
Chris Terreri* - PC*
Forwards
1988
David Capuano - Maine
Jean Yves-Roy - Maine
1991
1993
Garth Snow - Maine 1994
Defensemen
Tony Amonte -BU
Jim Montgomery* - Maine
Paul Kariya - Maine
Chris Imes - Maine
Tony Amonte - BU
Jean Yves-Roy - Maine
Chris O’Sullivan* - BU
Chris Imes - Maine
Kaj Linna - BU
Shawn Bates - BU
Dan Shermerhorn - Maine
1997
1998
Chris Drury - BU 1999
Marty Reasoner - BC
Tom Poti -BU
Niko Dimitrakos - Maine
Jason Krog - UNH
David Cullen - Maine),
Jayme Filipowicz - UNH
Blair Allison -Maine 1995
Alfie Michaud* - Maine 2000
2001
Scott Clemmensen -BC
Mike Souza - UNH
Jeff Farkas - BC Mike Mottau - BU
Mike Mottau -BC
Chuck Kobasew* - BC Rob Scuderi - BC
2002
Robert Liscak -Maine
Peter Metcalf - Maine
2003
Nathan Martz - UNH
2004
Dustin Penner - Maine
Krys Kolanos - BC
2006
2007
2008
John Muse - BC
2009
Kieran Millan -BU
Steve Saviano -UNH
Chris Collins - BC
Brian Boyle - BC
Nathan Gerbe - BC
Michael Schutte - Maine
Prestin Ryan - Maine
Brett Motherwell - BC
Nathan Gerbe* - BC
Mike Brennan - BC
Nick Bonino - BU
Colby Cohen - BU
Ben Smith* - BC
Cam Atkinson - BC
Joe Whitney - BC
Brian Dumoulin - BC
2012
Parker Milner - BC
Paul Carey - BC
Brian Dumoulin - BC
2015
Jon Gillies* - PC
Mark Jankowski - PC
Anthony Florentino - PC
John Muse - BC
2010
Ben Smith - BC
Colin Wilson - BU
Steven Whitney - BC
Jack Eichel - BU
Athi Oksanen - BU
NCAA Champions
Year
Matt Grzelcyk - BU
* Frozen Four Most Outstanding Player ^ prior to joining Hockey East
80
Alumni
TREVOR VAN RIEMSDYK - UNH ‘14
WON THE 2015 STANLEY CUP WITH THE
CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS IN HIS FIRST FULL
PROFESSIONAL SEASON
81
Alumni in the NHL
CURRENT ALUMNI IN THE NHL
Listed below are the former Hockey East players who played in the NHL in 2013-14. (!– Made NHL debut)
Player
Conor Allen Cam Atkinson Anthony Bitetto !
Nick Bonino Brian Boyle
Patrick Brown !
Paul Carey
Alex Chiasson
Adam Clendening !
Charlie Coyle
Brian Dumoulin Patrick Eaves
Mark Fayne Brian Flynn
Christian Folin Johnny Gaudreau Nathan Gerbe
Brian Gibbons Brian Gionta
Stephen Gionta Eric Gryba
Ron Hainsey
Peter Harrold
Jimmy Hayes
Kevin Hayes !
Matt Irwin
Mike Kostka
Chris Kreider
Josh Manson !
Colin McDonald
Kevan Miller Torrey Mitchell
Matt Nieto Gustav Nyquist
Jamie Oleksiak
Brooks Orpik
Teddy Purcell
Bobby Robins !
Chad Ruhwedel
Bryan Rust !
Philip Samuelsson Tim Schaller !
Rob Scuderi
Kevin Shattenkirk
Mike Sislo Ben Smith Trevor Smith
Viktor Stålberg Karl Stollery Bryan Strait David Van der Gulik
James van Riemsdyk
Trevor van Riemsdyk
Joe Vitale David Warsofsky Joe Whitney Colin Wilson Scott Wilson !
Daniel Winnik
Goaltender
Ben Bishop
Scott Clemmensen John Curry
Scott Darling ! Jimmy Howard
Carter Hutton
Jonathan Quick
Cory Schneider
82
82
College
NHL Team
UMA ‘13
BC ‘11
NU ‘12
BU’ 10
BC ‘07
BC ‘14
BC ‘12
BU ‘12
BU ‘12
BU ‘12
BC ‘12
BC ‘05
PC ‘10
ME ‘12
UML ‘14
BC ‘14
BC ‘09
BC ‘11
BC ‘01
BC ‘06
BU ‘10
UML ‘01
BC ‘06
BC ‘11
BC ‘14
UMA ‘10
UMA ‘10
BC ‘12
NU ‘14
PC ‘07
UVM ‘11
UVM ‘07 BU ‘13
ME ‘11
NU ‘11
BC ‘01
ME ‘07
UML ‘06
UML ‘13
ND ‘14
BC ‘11
PC ‘13
BC ‘01
BU ‘10
UNH ‘11
BC ‘10
UNH ‘07
UVM ‘09
MC ‘12
BU ‘09
BU ‘06
UNH ‘09
UNH ‘14
NU ‘09
BU ‘11
BC ‘11
BU ‘09
UML ‘14
UNH ‘06
N.Y. Rangers
Columbus
Nashville
Vancouver
Tampa Bay
Carolina
Colorado
Ottawa
Chicago/Vancouver
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Dallas
Edmonton
Buffalo/Montreal
Minnesota
Calgary
Carolina
Columbus
Buffalo
New Jersey
Ottawa
Carolina
New Jersey
Florida
N.Y. Rangers
San Jose
N.Y. Rangers
N.Y. Rangers
Anaheim
N.Y. Islanders
Boston
Buffalo/Montreal
San Jose
Detroit
Dallas
Washington
Edmonton
Boston
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Arizona
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
New Jersey
Chicago/San Jose
Toronto
Nashville
Colorado/San Jose
N.Y. Islanders
Los Angeles
Toronto
Chicago
Arizona
Boston
New Jersey
Nashville
Pittsburgh
Toronto/Pittsburgh
College
NHL Team
ME ‘08
BC ‘01
BU ‘07
ME ‘10
ME ‘05
UML ‘10
UMA ‘07
BC ‘07
Tampa Bay
New Jersey
Chicago
Detroit
Tampa Bay
Nashville
Los Angeles
New Jersey
Pos
D
F
D
F
F
F
F
F
D
F
D
F
D
F
D
F
F
F
F
F
D
D
D
F
F
D
D
F
D
F
D
F
F
F
D
D
F
F
D
F
F
F
D
D
F
F
F
F
D
D
F
F
D
F
D
F
F
F
F
GP
4
78
7
75
82 7
10
76
21
82
8
47
74
63
40
80
78
25
69 61
75
81
43 72
79
53
7
80
28
18 41
65 72
82
36
78 82 3
3
14
4
18
82 56
10
80
54
25
10
52
1
82 18
70
4
4
77 1
79 W-L-OTL
40-13-5
0-0-1
0-0-1
9-4-0
23-13-11
6-7-4
36-22-13
26-31-9
G
0
22
0
15
15 0
0
11
1
11
1
14
2
5
2
24
10
0
13 5
0
2
3 19
17
8
0
21
0
2 2
6 10
27
1
0 12 0
0
1
0
1
1 8
0
7
2
2 0
2
0
27 0
3
0
1
20 0
9 A
0
18
0
24
9 0
1
15
3
24
0
13
6
12
8
40
18
5
22 8
12
8
2 16
28
11
1
25
3
6 5
8 17
27
7
19 22 0
1
1
0
1
9 36
1
7
3
8 0
5
0
29 1
6
1
0
22 0
25 GAA
2.32
4.71
4.17
1.94
2.44 2.61
2.24
2.26
P +/- PIM
0 -1
40 -2
0 -1
39 +7
24 +3 0 -4
1 -2
26 -5
4
2
35 +13
1
E
27 12
8 -21
17 -5
10 +3
64 +11
28 -14
5 +2
35 -13 13 +4
12 +11
10 -14
5 -10 35 -4
45 +15
19 +3
1 +1
46 +24
3 +1
8 -3
7 +20
14 -8 27 -12
54 -11
8
E
19 +5 34 -33 0 -2
1 +3
2 -3
0 -3
2 -5
10 +9 44 +19
1 -2
14 +2
5 -9
10 E 0 -1
7 -1
0
E
56 -33
1
E
9 -11
1 +1
1 -1
42 +19 0
E
34 +23 SV%
.916
.852
.800
.936
.910 .902
.918
.925
2014-15 LEADERS
4
22
7
22
54
4
0
67
10
39
2
8
14
8
0
14
28
8
18
12
97
16
4
20
22
18
0
88
31
0
15
34
20
26
8
66
24
14
0
4
0
2
17
52
2
2
12
18
6
32
0
43
2
36
0
0
22
0
27
Points
1. Johnny Gaudreau
2. James van Riemsdyk
3. Gustav Nyquist
4. Chris Kreider
5. Kevin Hayes
64
56
54
46
45
Goals
1. Gustav Nyquist
James van Riemsdyk
3. Johnny Gaudreau
4. Cam Atkinson
5. Chris Kreider
27
27
24
22
21
Assists
1. Johnny Gaudreau
2. Kevin Shattenkirk
3. James van Riemsdyk
4. Kevin Hayes
5. Gustav Nyquist
40
36
29
28
27
Plus/Minus Rating
1. Chris Kreider
2. Daniel Winnki
3. Kevan Miller
4. Kevin Shattenkirk
Colin Wilson
SO
4
0
0
1
2
1
6
5
+24
+23
+20
+19
+19
FEATURED ALUMNI PROFILES
College Career Highlights:
• 2005 Hockey East All-Rookie Team and All-Hockey East Second Team
• Posted a 21-8-2 record to go along with a 2.28 GAA and .907 SV% as a rookie
• In three seasons at the University of Maine, compiled a 55-35-7 record and five shutouts for the Black Bears, while backstopping Maine to the 2006 and 2007 Frozen Fours.
Professional Career Highlights:
• Drafted by the St. Louis Blues in the third round (85th overall) of the 2005 NHL
Entry Draft.
• Became an NHL regular during the 2013-14 season for the Tampa Bay Lightning,
going 37-14-7 with .924 and 2.23 numbers while setting single-season TBL records
for wins, save percentage and goals against average.
• Finished third in the 2014 Vezina Trophy voting.
• Won a bronze medal with Team USA at the 2013 IIHF Men’s World Championship.
• Helped guide the Lightning to the 2015 Stanley Cup Final.
Alumni in the NHL
Ben Bishop - University of Maine
Trevor van Riemsdyk - University of New Hampshire
College Career Highlights:
• 2011-12 Hockey East Rookie Team.
• 2012-13 NCAA First Team All-American, Hockey East First Team All-Star, Div.
I New England All-Star, NCAA NE Regional All-Tournament Team, Hockey East
All-Academic Team.
• Second among Wildcats in 2012-13 with 33 points and 25 assists.
• Served as alternate captain for New Hampshire during the 2013-14 season as
a junior.
Professional Career Highlights:
• Won the Stanley Cup with the Chicago Blackhawks in 2015 in his first full
professional season.
• Appeared in 18 regular-season games with Chicago, tallying his first professional point with an assist against San Jose on November 9, 2014.
• Skated in four games of the Stanley Cup Final against Tampa Bay to help the
Blackhawks capture the 2015 Stanley Cup title.
83
Alumni in the NHL
HOCKEY EAST NHL REGISTRY
84
84
Player
YrsGPG A P
Spencer Abbott ME 2008-12
1
1
0
0
0
Andrew Alberts BC 2001-05
9 459
8
47
55
Peter Ahola
BU 1989-91
3 123 10
17
27
Bobby Allen
BC 1997-01
3
51
0
3
3
Conor Allen *
UMA 2010-13
2
7
0
0
0
Tony Amonte BU 1989-91 15 1174 416 484 900
Shawn Anderson ME 1985-86
8 255 11
51
62
Bill Arnold BC 2010-14
1
1
0
0
0
Cam Atkinson *
BC 2008-11
4 219 59
53 112
Adrian Aucoin BU 1991-92 18 1108 121 278 399
Shawn Bates
Bob Beers
Derek Bekar Blake Bellefeuille
Anthony Bitetto *
Nick Bonino *
Rick Bennett
Eric Boguniecki Brian Boyle *
Chris Bourque Justin Braun *
Rich Brennan
Doug Brown
Greg Brown
Patrick Brown *
Bobby Butler
BU 1993-97
ME 1986-89
UNH 1995-98
BC 1996-00
NU 2010-12
BU 2007-10
PC 1986-90
UNH 1993-97
BC 2003-07
BU 2004-05
UMA 2006-10
BU 1991-95
BC 1982-86
BC 1986-90
BC 2010-14
UNH 2006-10
10
8
3
2
1
6
3
7
8
3
5
6
15
4
7
4
465 72
258 28
11
0
5
0
7
0
264 48
15
1
178 34
473 67
33
1
287
9
50
2
854 160
94
4
0
0
130 20
126
79
0
1
0
73
1
42
57
3
60
6
214
14
0
29
198
107
0
1
0
121
2
76
124
4
69
8
374
18
0
49
Dom Campedelli
Matt Campanale
Dave Capuano
Jack Capuano
Paul Carey *
Keith Carney
Paul Cavallini
Alex Chiasson *
Brett Clark
Greg Classen
Adam Clendening *
Colby Cohen
Carl Corazzini Bob Corkum
Mark Cornforth
Rob Cowie
Charlie Coyle *
Ted Crowley
David Cullen
John Cullen
BC UNH
ME ME BC
ME PC BU
ME MC BU
BU
BU ME MC NU BU
BC ME BU 1
2
0
1
1
0
4 104 17
3
6
0
2
22
0
16 1018 45
10 564 56
3 162 30
14 689 45
3
90
7
1
21
1
1
3
0
1
19
2
12 720 97
1
6
0
2
78
7
3 189 31
2
34
2
2
19
0
11 621 187
0
0
38
0
1
183
177
38
141
10
3
0
1
103
0
12
48
4
0
363
0
0
55
0
1
228
233
68
186
17
4
0
3
200
0
19
79
6
0
550
Stephane Da Costa
Craig Darby Jeff Daw
Kevin Dean
Niko Dimitrakos Joe DiPenta Jon DiSalvatore Clark Donatelli
Peter Douris
Chris Drury Brian Dumoulin *
Dale Dunbar
MC 2009-11
PC 1991-93
UML 1992-96
UNH 1987-91
ME 1998-02
BU 1997-99
PC 1999-03
BU 1984-87
UNH 1983-85
BU 1994-98
BC 2009-12
BU 1980-85
4
9
1
7
4
4
2
2
11
12
2
2
47
7
196 21
1
0
331
7
158 24
174
6
6
0
35
3
321 54
892 255
14
1
2
0
4
35
1
48
38
17
0
4
67
360
1
0
11
56
1
55
62
23
0
7
121
615
2
0
Patrick Eaves *
David Emma
Jim Ennis
BC 2002-05
BC 1987-91
BU 1985-87
10
5
1
491
34
5
88
5
1
85
6
0
173
11
1
Jim Fahey Jeff Farkas
Mike Farrell Chris Ferraro
Peter Ferraro
Mark Fayne *
Benn Ferrerio Tom Fitzgerald Brian Flynn *
Christian Folin *
Matt Foy Doug Friedman
Jamie Fritsch NU BC PC ME ME PC
BC
PC UM
UML
MC BU UNH
4
92
1
3
11
0
3
13
0
6
74
7
6
92
9
5 316 15
5
98 14
17 1097 139
3 168 17
2
2
9
3
56
6
2
18
0
1
1
0
24
2
0
9
15
41
9
190
24
11
7
1
0
25
2
0
16
24
56
23
329
41
11
13
1
0
1982-85
2007-11
1986-89
1985-88
2008-12
1988-91
1984-85
2009-12
1995-96
1998-00
2010-12
2007-10
1997-01
1985-89
1991-95
1988-91
2010-12
1989-91
1995-99
1983-87
1998-02
1996-00
1997-00
1992-93
1992-93
2006-10
2005-09
1986-88
2008-12
2012-14
2001-02
1990-94
2005-09
NHL regular season stats only
* – played in NHL in 2014-15
Player
YrsGPG A P
Johnny Gaudreau * BC 2011-14
2
81 25
40
65
Rob Gaudreau
PC 1988-92
4 231 51
54 105
Nathan Gerbe *
BC 2005-08
7 347 55
76 131
Brian Gibbons *
BC 2007-11
2
66
5
17
22
Hal Gill PC 1993-97 16 1108 36 148 184
Matt Gilroy
BU 2005-09
5 225 11
37
48
Brian Gionta *
BC 1997-01 13 845 262 258 520
Stephen Gionta * BC 2002-06
5 188 14
25
39
Jeff Giuliano
BC 1998-02
2 101
5
10
15
Matt Glennon
BC 1987-91
1
3
0
0
0
Mike Grier BU 1993-96 14 1060 162 221 383
Eric Gryba *
BU 2007-10
3 165
4
25
29
Bill Guerin BC 1989-91 19 1263 429 427 856
Ben Guite ME 1996-00
6 175 19
26
45
Ron Hainsey *
Peter Harrold *
Scott Harlow
Darren Haydar Jimmy Hayes *
Kevin Hayes *
Steve Heinze
Barrett Heisten
Colin Hemingway Ken Hodge
Ben Holmstrom
Joe Hulbig
UML 1999-01
BC 2002-06
BC 1982-86
UNH 1998-02
BC 2008-11
BC 2010-14
BC 1988-91
ME 1989-00
UNH 1999-03
BC 1984-87
UML 2006-10
PC 1992-96
12
9
1
5
4
1
12
1
1
4
2
5
Brayden Irwin Matt Irwin *
UVM 2006-10
UMA 2008-10
1
3
John Jakopin
Doug Janik Craig Janney
MC 1993-97
ME 1998-01
BC 1985-87
Paul Kariya Steve Kariya
Chris Kelleher
Chuck Kobasew Krys Kolanos Mike Kostka *
Chris Kreider * Jason Krog 754 40
274 13
1
0
23
1
168 36
79 17
694 178
10
0
3
0
142 39
7
0
55
4
177
29
1
7
30
28
158
0
0
48
0
4
217
42
1
8
66
45
336
0
0
87
0
8
0
16
0
35
0
51
6
9
12
113
1
190
3
760 188
6
16
563
7
19
751
ME 1992-94
ME 1995-99
BU 1994-98
BC 2000-01
BC 1999-01
UMA 2005-08
BC 2009-12
UNH 1995-99
15
3
1
11
5
3
3
6
989 402
65
9
1
0
601 110
149 20
70
4
169 40
202 27
587
18
0
100
22
16
46
37
989
27
0
210
42
20
86
59
Scott Lachance Dan LaCouture Cory Larose Jeff Lazaro
Jay Leach Steve Leach
Peter LeBlanc Brian Leetch Jeff Libby
John Lilley
Ben Lovejoy *
Mike Lundin
BU 1990-91
BU 1996-97
ME 1996-00
UNH 1986-90
PC 1997-01
UNH 1984-86
UNH 2006-10
BC 1986-87
ME 1994-97
BU 1991-92
BC 2002-03
ME 2003-07
14 819 31
8 337 20
1
7
0
3 102 14
6
70
1
15 702 130
1
1
0
18 1205 247
1
1
0
3
23
3
7 268 11
6 252
4
112 143
25
45
1
1
23
37
2
3
153 283
0
0
781 1028
0
0
8
11
56
67
32
36
Bruce Major
Josh Manson *
Matt Martin
Greg Mauldin Jay Mazur
John McCarthy Colin McDonald *
Shawn McEachern Dan McGillis Mike McHugh
Marty McInnis
Steve McKenna Freddy Meyer Kevan Miller *
Torrey Mitchell *
Jim Montgomery
Greg Moore Ian Moran Jon Morris
Scott Morrow
Mike Mottau Mark Mowers Bryan Muir Eric Nickulas ME 1985-89
NU 2011-14
ME 1990-93
UMA 2001-04
ME 1983-87
BU 2005-09
PC 2003-07
BU 1988-91
NU 1992-96
ME 1984-88
BC 1988-91
MC 1993-96
BU 1999-03
UVM 2007-11
UVM 2004-07
ME 1989-93
ME 2002-06
BC 1992-93
UML 1984-88
UNH 1988-92
BC 1996-00
UNH 1994-98
UNH 1992-95
UNH 1994-97
1
1
4
3
4
4
5
14
9
4
12
8
7
2
7
5
2
12
6
1
9
7
11
6
0
3
5
5
7
3
26
323
182
0
250
14
53
10
63
25
0
50
33
0
51
44
37
23
0
3
5
10
18
6
44
579
238
1
420
32
73
13
105
34
0
71
49
0
58
62
53
38
Matt Nieto *
Brad Norton Gustav Nyquist *
BU 2010-13
UMA 1994-98
ME 2008-11
2
5
4
31
8
56
51
11
115
2
153
4
0
28
0
76
0
36
5
47 11
87
3
140 18
911 25
634 56
20
1
796 170
373 18
281 20
88
3
457 42
122
9
10
0
489 21
103 16
4
0
321
7
278 18
279 16
118 15
138
124
179
20
3
59
NHL regular season stats only
* – played in NHL in 2014-15
HOCKEY EAST NHL REGISTRY
Mike Pandolfo Jay Pandolfo Scott Pellerin Dustin Penner Adam Pineault Fernando Pisani Adrien Plavsic
Nick Petrecki Thomas Pöck Tom Poti Teddy Purcell *
BU 1998-02
BU 1992-96
ME 1988-92
ME 2003-04
BC 2003-04
PC 1996-00
UNH 1987-88
BC 2007-09
UMA 2000-04
BU 1996-98
ME 2006-07
1
14
11
9
1
7
8
1
4
10
8
3
0
899 100
536 72
589 151
3
0
462 87
214 16
1
0
118
8
808 69
483 87
0
126
126
159
0
82
56
0
9
256
175
0
226
198
310
0
169 72
0
17
325
262
Marty Reasoner Jon Rheault Bobby Robbins *
Ed Ronan
Steve Rooney
Jean-Yves Roy
Chad Ruhwedel *
Brian Rust *
Mike Ryan
Prestin Ryan BC PC
UML
BU PC ME UML
ND
NU ME 1995-98
2005-08
2002-06
1987-91
1981-85
1989-92
2010-13
2013-14
1999-03
2001-04
15
1
1
6
5
4
3
1
2
1
798
5
3
182
154
61
32
14
65
1
97
0
0
13
15
12
0
1
7
0
169
0
0
23
13
16
2
1
6
0
266
0
0
36
28
28
2
2
13
0
David Sacco
BU 1988-93
Philip Samuelsson * BC 2009-11
Tim Schaller *
PC 2009-13
Darrel Scoville MC 1995-98
Claudio Scremin
ME 1986-90
Rob Scuderi *
BC 1997-01
Jeff Serowik
PC 1986-90
Ryan Shannon BC 2001-05
Kevin Shattenkirk* BU 2007-10
Scott Shaunessy
BU 1983-87
Jaime Sifers UVM 2002-05
Mike Sislo *
UNH 2007-11
Ben Smith *
BC 2006-10
Trevor Smith *
UNH 2005-07
Carl Sneep
BC 2006-10
Viktor Stålberg *
UVM 2006-09
Garrett Stafford UNH 1999-03
Kevin Stevens
BC 1983-87
Karl Stollery *
MC 2008-12
Brian Strait *
BU 2006-09
Brian Sullivan
NU 1988-91
Mike Sullivan
BU 1986-90
Bob Sweeney
BC 1982-86
Tim Sweeney
BC 1985-89
3
2
1
3
2
11
4
6
5
2
2
2
5
5
1
6
3
15
2
5
1
11
10
8
35
5
9
0
18
1
16
0
17
0
720
8
28
0
305 35
338 41
7
0
37
0
24
0
175 25
106
9
1
0
338 62
7
0
874 329
12
0
130
5
2
0
709 54
639 125
291 55
13
0
1
1
1
92
6
64
157
0
2
1
19
11
1
70
2
397
0
16
1
82
163
83
18
0
2
1
1
100
6
99
198
0
2
1
44
20
1
132
2
726
0
21
1
136
288
138
Peter Taglianetti
Matt Taormina Patrice Tardif
Stephen Tepper
Chris Therien Mario Thyer
Keith Tkachuk Dave Tomlinson
11 451 18
4
56
4
2
65
7
1
1
0
11 764 29
1
5
0
18 1201 538
4
42
1
PC PC
ME ME PC ME BU BU Nick Vachon
BU David Van der Gulik*BU
James Van Riemsdyk *UNH
Trevor Van Riemsdyk *UNH
Joe Vitale*
NU
Phil Von Stefenelli BU 1982-86
2005-09
1990-94
1988-92
1990-93
1987-89
1990-91
1987-91
1990-91
2002-06
2007-09
2011-14
2005-09
1987-91
1
6
6
1
5
2
1
0
49
2
406 122
18
0
233 11
33
0
74
92
8
12
11
18
0
0
130 159
0
0
527 1065
3
4
0
11
126
1
33
5
0
13
248
1
44
5
Ben Walter David Warsofsky *
Casey Wellman Eric Weinrich Patrick Wey Brian White
Joe Whitney *
Ryan Whitney Colin Wilson *
Scott Wilson *
Chris Winnes
Daniel Winnik *
Andy Wozniewski UML 2002-05
BU 2008-11
UMA 2008-10
ME 1985-88
BC 2009-13
ME 1994-98
BC 2007-11
BU 2001-04
BU 2007-09
UML 2011-14
UNH 1987-91
UNH 2003-06
UML 1999-00
5
24
2
10
4
54
17 1157
1
9
1
2
2
5
9 481
6 368
1
1
4
33
8 569
4
77
1
1
6
70
0
0
1
50
77
0
1
58
2
0
2
10
318
3
0
0
209
101
0
6
126
10
1
3
16
388
3
0
1
259
178
0
7
184
12
Brandon Yip Scott Young BU 2005-09
BU 1985-87 5 174 29
14 1181 342
27
414
56
756
Goaltenders
Player
Ben Bishop * (ME 05-08)
Yrs W
6 95
Scott Clemmensen * (BC 97-01) 13 73
John Curry * (BU 03-07)
4
3
Ty Conklin (UNH 98-01)
10 96
Scott Darling * (ME 08-10) 1
9
Matt DelGuidice (ME 88-90) 2
2
Rick DiPietro (BU 99-00) 12 130
Mike Dunham (ME 91-93) 11 141
Scott Fankhouser (UML 94-99)2
4
Brian Foster (UNH 06-10) 1
0
Scott Gordon (BC 83 -86) 2
2
Jimmy Howard * (ME 02-05)9 175
Carter Hutton * (UML 06-10) 3 26
Scott King (ME 86-90)
2
0
Michel Larocque (BU 95-99) 1
0
David Littman (BC 85-89) 3
0
Alfie Michaud (ME 96-99) 1
0
Mike Morrison (ME 98-02) 2 11
Jon Quick * (UMA 05-07)
8 212
Bruce Racine (NU 84-88) 1
0
Dwayne Roloson (UML 90-94)14 227
Nolan Schaefer (PC 99-03) 1
5
Cory Schneider * (BC 04-07)7 97
Garth Snow (ME 88-93)
12 135
Chris Terreri (PC 83-87)
14 151
Brad Thiessen (NU 06-09) 1
3
Matt Yeats (ME 99-02) 1
1
L
44
59
2
67
4
5
136
178
12
0
16
99
19
0
2
2
1
7
139
3
257
1
72
147
172
1
3
T
16
24
1
21
0
1
36
39
2
0
0
48
8
0
0
0
0
0
46
0
82
2
29
44
43
0
0
SO
12
7
0
17
1
-
16
5
-
-
-
20
2
-
-
-
-
3
37
-
29
-
17 -
-
-
-
GAASv%
2.37 .918
2.79 .905
3.68 .879
2.69 .906
1.94 .936
3.87 .886
2.87 .902
2.74 .908
3.31 .904
0.00 1.000
5.60 .830
2.42 .916
2.63 .907
2.95 .813
3.55 .868
5.96 .794
4.35 .844
3.28 .871
2.27 .915
3.13 .881
2.72 .908
1.88 .920
2.17 .925
2.80 .901
3.07 .893
3.72 2.48
3.04 .908
Alumni in the NHL
Player
YrsGPG A P
Jamie Oleksiak *
NU 2010-11
3
59
1
9
10
Brooks Orpik * BC 1998-01 12 781 13 138 151
Chris O’Sullivan
BU 1993-96
5
62
2
17
19
Hockey East and the Stanley Cup
Many former Hockey East players have found success in the NHL, and
several have had their names engraved on the Stanley Cup as well. During
the New York Rangers’ championship run in 1994, Boston College product
Brian Leetch became the first Hockey East alum (and the first American)
to win the Conn Smythe Trophy, awarded to the Stanley Cup Tournament’s
Most Valuable Player. Lou Lamoriello, one of the founding fathers of Hockey
East, has sipped from the Cup as an administrator three times with the
New Jersey Devils.
YearTeam
1986 Montreal 1991 Pittsburgh
1992 Pittsburgh
1993 Montreal
1994 NY Rangers
1995 New Jersey
1996 Colorado 1997 Detroit 1998 Detroit 2000 New Jersey 2001 Colorado
2003 New Jersey
2007 Anaheim
2008 Detroit
2009 Pittsburgh
2012 Los Angeles
2013 Chicago
2014 Los Angeles
2015 Chicago
Players
Steve Rooney (PC)
Kevin Stevens (BC), Peter Taglianetti (PC), Scott Young (BU)
Shawn McEachern (BU), Kevin Stevens (BC),
Peter Taglianetti (PC)
Ed Ronan (BU)
Brian Leetch (BC) - Conn Smythe
Kaevin Dean (UNH), Bill Guerin (BC),
Chris Terreri (PC)
Scott Young (BU)
Doug Brown (BC)
Doug Brown (BC)
Jay Pandolfo (BU), Chris Terreri (PC)
Chris Drury (BU), Bryan Muir (UNH)
Brian Gionta (BC), Jay Pandolfo (BU)
Dustin Penner (Maine), Joe DiPenta (BU),
Ryan Shannon (BC)
Jimmy Howard (Maine)
Hal Gill (PC), Bill Guerin (BC),
Brooks Orpik (BC), Rob Scuderi (BC)
Jon Quick (UMass) - Conn Smythe,
Dustin Penner (Maine), Rob Scuderi (BC)
Viktor Stalberg (UVM), Ben Smith (BC)
Jon Quick (UMass)
Scott Darling (Maine), Trevor van Riemsdyk (UNH)
85
Alumni in the NHL
ALUMNI NHL SUPERLATIVES
NHL Career Milestones
1000 Games played
Player
Bill Guerin Brian Leetch Keith Tkachuk
Scott Young
Tony Amonte Eric Weinrich Adrian Aucoin
Hal Gill
Tom Fitzgerald
Mike Grier
Keith Carney
500 Points
Player
Keith Tkachuk Brian Leetch Paul Kariya Tony Amonte Bill Guerin
Scott Young
Craig Janney
Kevin Stevens
Chris Drury
Shawn McEachern
John Cullen
300 Goals Player
Keith Tkachuk Bill Guerin
Tony Amonte Paul Kariya Scott Young
Kevin Stevens
300 Assists
Player
Brian Leetch Paul Kariya Craig Janney
Keith Tkachuk Tony Amonte Scott Young
Bill Guerin
Kevin Stevens
John Cullen
Chris Drury
Shawn McEachern
Eric Weinrich Four Seasons Club
Coll.Years Pos Yrs
BC 1989-91 F
19
BC 1986-87 D
18
BU 1990-91 F
18
BU 1985-87 F
14
BU 1989-91 F
15
ME 1985-88 D
17
BU
1991-92 D
18
PC
1993-97 D
16
PC 1986-88 F
17
BU
1993-96 F
14
ME 1988-91 F
16
GP
1263
1205
1201
1181
1174
1157
1108
1108
1097
1060
1018
G
429
247
538
342
416
70
121
36
139
162
45
A
P
427
856
781 1028
527 1065
414
756
484
900
318
388
278
399
148
184
190
329
221
383
183
228
Coll.Years Pos Yrs
BU 1990-91 F
18
BC 1986-87 D
18
ME 1992-94 F
14
BU 1989-91 F
15
BC 1989-91 F
19
BU 1985-87 F
14
BC 1985-87 F
12
BC 1983-87 F
15
BU 1994-98 F
12
BU 1988-91 F
14
BU 1983-87 F
11
GP
1201
1205
989
1174
1263
1181
760
874
892
911
621
G
538
247
402
416
429
342
188
329
255
256
187
A
P
527 1065
781 1028
587
989
484
900
427
856
414
756
563
751
397
726
360
615
323
579
363
550
Coll.Years Pos Yrs
BU 1990-91 F
18
BC 1989-91 F
19
BU 1989-91 F
15
ME 1992-94 F
14
BU 1985-87 F
14
BC 1983-87 F
15
GP
1201
1263
1174
989
1181
874
G
538
429
416
402
342
329
A
P
527 1065
427
856
484
900
587
989
414
756
397
726
Coll.Years Pos Yrs
BC 1986-87 D
18
ME 1992-94 F
14
BC 1985-87 F
12
BU 1990-91 F
18
BU 1989-91 F
15
BU 1985-87 F
14
BC 1989-91 F
19
BC 1983-87 F
15
BU 1983-87 F
11
BU 1994-98 F
10
BU 1988-91 F
14
ME 1985-88 D
17
GP
1205
989
760
1201
1174
1181
1263
874
621
892
911
1157
G
247
402
188
538
416
342
429
329
187
255
256
70
A
P
781 1028
587
989
563
751
527 1065
484
900
414
756
427
856
397
726
363
550
360
615
323
579
318
388
Player
Kevin Stevens
Kevin Stevens
John Cullen
Paul Kariya Craig Janney
Brian Leetch (D)
Martin St. Louis
Paul Kariya 50 Goals
Player
Kevin Stevens
Kevin Stevens
Keith Tkachuk Paul Kariya Keith Tkachuk 86
86
Andrew Alberts
Boston College – 2001-05
Shawn Bates
Boston University – 1993-97
Brian Boyle
Boston College – 2003-2007
Bob Corkum
Maine – 1985-89
Kevin Dean
New Hampshire – 1987-91
Chris Drury
Boston University – 1994-98
Hal Gill
Providence – 1993-97
Brian Gionta
Boston College – 1997-2001
Peter Harrold
Boston College – 2002-2006
Dan McGillis
Northeastern – 1992-96
Freddy Meyer
Boston University – 1999-2003
Mark Mowers
New Hampshire – 1994-98
Jay Pandolfo
Boston University – 1992-96
Scott Pellerin
Maine – 1988-92
Fernando Pisani
Providence – 1996-2000
NHL Single-Season Milestones
100 Points
The Four Seasons Club is an exclusive group that
welcomes a player only after he has completed four
full seasons in Hockey East and four full seasons as
a regular in the NHL. Only 20 players have achieved
that milestone in the 30-year history of the league.
Coll.
BC BC BU ME BC BC UVM
ME Years
1983-87
1983-87
1983-87
1992-94
1985-87
1986-87
1993-97
1992-94
NHL Season
1991-92
1992-93
1990-91
1995-96
1992-93
1991-92
2006-07
1998-99
G
54
55
39
50
24
22
43
39
A
69
56
71
58
82
80
59
62
P
123
111
110
108
106
102
102
101
Coll.
BC BC BU ME BU Years
1983-87
1983-87
1990-91
1992-94
1990-91
NHL Season
1992-93
1991-92
1996-97
1995-96
1995-96
G
55
54
52
50
50
A
56
69
34
58
48
P
111
123
86
108
98
Dwayne Roloson
UMass Lowell – 1990-94
Rob Scuderi
Boston College – 1997-2001
Ryan Shannon
Boston College – 2001-2005
Garth Snow
Maine – 1988-93
Mike Sullivan
Boston University – 1986-90
HOCKEY EAST IN THE NHL DRAFT
Boston College
Jeremy Bracco (Fr., F)
Chris Calnan (Jr., F)
Thatcher Demko (Jr., G)
Ryan Fitzgerald (Jr., F)
Adam Gilmour (Jr., F)
Ian McCoshen (Jr., D)
Zach Sanford (So., F)
Steve Santini (Jr., D)
Alex Tuch (So., F)
Colin White (Fr., F)
NHL Team
Toronto
Chicago
Vancouver
Boston
Minnesota
Florida
Washington
New Jersey
Minnesota
Ottawa
Rd. Pick
2nd 61
3rd
79
2nd
36
4th 120
4th
98
2nd
31
2nd
61
2nd
42
1st
18
1st
21
Year
2015
2012
2014
2013
2012
2013
2013
2013
2014
2015
NHL Team
Ottawa
Jakob Forsbacka-Karlsson (Fr., F) Boston
A.J. Greer (So., F)
Colorado
Jordan Greenway (Fr., F)
Minnesota
Matt Grzelcyk (Sr., D)
Boston Brandon Hickey (So., D)
Calgary
Jonathan MacLeod (So., D)
Tampa Bay
Danny O’Regan (Sr., F)
San Jose
J.J. Piccinich (So., F)
Toronto
Doyle Somerby (Jr., D)
N.Y. Islanders
Rd. Pick
5th 136
2nd
45
2nd
39
2nd
50
4th
85
3rd
64
2nd
57
5th 138
4th 103
5th 125
Year
2012
2015
2015
2015
2012
2014
2014
2012
2014
2012
Connecticut (1)
Ryan Segalla (Jr., F)
NHL Team
Pittsburgh
Rd. Pick
4th 119
Year
2013
Maine
Blaine Byron (Jr., F)
Chase Pearson (Fr., F)
Patrick Shea (Fr., F)
Nolan Vessey (So., F)
NHL Team
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Florida
Toronto
Rd. Pick
6th 179
5th 140
7th 192
6th 158
Year
2013
2015
2015
2014
Massachusetts
Ivan Chukarov (Fr., D)
Ben Gallacher (Sr., D)
NHL Team
Buffalo
Florida
Rd. Pick
7th 182
4th
93
Year
2015
2010
UMass Lowell
Evan Campbell (Jr., F)
NHL Team
Edmonton
Rd. Pick
5th 128
Year
2013
Merrimack
Chris LeBlanc (Jr., F)
Brett Seney (So., F)
NHL Team
Ottawa
New Jersey
Rd. Pick
6th 161
6th 157
Year
2013
2015
New Hampshire
Shane Eiserman (So., F)
Warren Foegele (So., F)
Brett Pesce (Jr., D)
Marcus Vela (Fr., F)
NHL Team
Ottawa
Carolina
Carolina
San Jose
Rd. Pick
4th 100
3rd
67
3rd
66
7th 190
Year
2014
2014
2013
2015
Northeastern
Matt Benning (Jr., D)
Brendan Collier (Jr., F)
Kevin Roy (Sr., F)
Dylan Sikura (So., F)
NHL Team
Boston
Carolina
Anaheim
Chicago
Rd. Pick
6th 175
7th 189
4th
97
6th 178
Year
2012
2013
2012
2014
Notre Dame
Thomas DiPauli (Sr., F)
Anders Bjork (So., F)
Jake Evans (So., F)
Christian Fischer (Fr., F)
Steven Fogarty (Sr., F)
Dennis Gilbert (Fr., D)
Connor Hurley (So., F)
Mario Lucia (Sr., F)
Cal Petersen (So., G)
NHL Team
Washington
Boston
Montreal
Arizona
N.Y. Rangers
Chicago
Buffalo
Minnesota
Buffalo
Rd. Pick
4th 100
5th 146
7th 207
2nd
32
3rd
72
3rd
91
2nd
38
2nd
60
5th 129
Year
2012
2014
2014
2015
2011
2015
2013
2011
2013
Providence
Anthony Florentino (Jr., D)
Erik Foley (Fr., F)
John Gilmour (Sr., D)
Mark Jankowski (Sr., F)
Brian Pinho (So., F)
Steven Ruggiero (Fr., D)
Jake Walman (So., D)
NHL Team
Buffalo
Winnipeg
Calgary
Calgary
Washington
Anaheim
St. Louis
Rd. Pick
5th 143
3rd
78
7th 198
1st
21
6th 174
6th 178
3rd
82
Year
2013
2015
2013
2012
2013
2015
2014
Boston University
Robert Baillargeon (Jr., F)
The NHL draft has become an annual flag-waving ceremony for Hockey East as the number of NHL prospects
playing in the league continues to grow. Over 50 NHL
draftees are slated to suit up for Hockey East teams for
the upcoming 2015-2016 season. A record 23 current and
future Hockey East student-athletes were selected in the
2015 NHL Entry Draft alone.
Hockey East boasted a league-record five first-round
selections in 1986, to go along four first-rounders in 2000
and three in 2007 and 2015. Boston University’s Rick DiPietro is one of only three goalies in NHL history to be taken
first overall (by the New York Islanders in 2000) highlighting
a group of 41 Hockey East players who were selected in
the first round. Nearly 600 NHL draft picks have played in
Hockey East in the 31-year history of the league.
Alumni in the NHL
NHL Draftees in Hockey East
Hockey East All-Time
First Round Picks
Year
1984
1986
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1996
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2014
2015
Pick Name
13th
5th
9th
11th
13th
17th
5th
19th
4th
13th
24th
4th
22nd
14th
20th
1st
13th
18th
19th
14th
5th
27th
26th
29th
26th
2nd
14th
28th
7th
19th
24th
28th
14th
21st
24th
18th
2nd
5th
21st
School NHL Team
David Quinn
BU
Shawn Anderson
ME
Brian Leetch
BC
Scott Young
BU
Craig Janney
BC
Tom Fitzgerald
PC
Bill Guerin
BC
Keith Tkachuk
BU
Scott Lachance
BU
Joe Hulbig
PC
Peter Ferraro
ME
Paul Kariya
ME
Jeff Kealty
BU
Marty Reasoner
BC
Barrett Heisten
ME
Rick DiPietro
BU
Ron Hainsey
UML
Brooks Orpik
BC
Krys Kolanos
BC
Chuck Kobasew
BC
Ryan Whitney
BU
Mike Morris
NU
Brian Boyle
BC
Patrick Eaves
BC
Cory Schneider
BC
James van RiemsdykUNH
Kevin Shattenkirk BU
Nick Petrecki
BC
Colin Wilson
BU
Chris Kreider
BC
Kevin Hayes
BC
Charlie Coyle
BU
Jamie Oleksiak
NU
Mark Jankowski
PC
Michael Matheson BC
Alex Tuch
BC
Jack Eichel
BU
Noah Hanifin
BC
Colin White
BC
Minnesota
Buffalo
NY Rangers
Hartford
Boston
NY Islanders
New Jersey
Winnipeg
NY Islanders
Edmonton
NY Rangers
Anaheim
Toronto
St. Louis
Buffalo
NY Islanders
Montreal
Pittsburgh
Phoenix
Calgary
Pittsburgh
San Jose
Los Angeles
Ottawa
Vancouver
Philadelphia
Colorado
San Jose
Nashville
N.Y. Rangers
Chicago
San Jose
Dallas
Calgary
Florida
Minnesota
Buffalo
Carolina
Ottawa
87
Alumni Olympians
HOCKEY EAST U.S. OLYMPIANS
Team USA’s 1980 gold-medal-winning Miracle on Ice squad was led by four Boston University Terriers, including captain
Mike Eruzione and starting goaltender Jim Craig. That inspired the first generation of Hockey East superstars, like BC’s Brian Leetch and BU’s Keith Tkachuk, who would go on to dominate international tournaments for much of the 1990s and lead
a group including eight former Hockey East players to capture the silver medal for Team USA at the 2002 Winter Olympic
Games in Salt Lake City.
Player
School
Olympic Years
Tony Amonte
BU
1998, 2002 *
Greg Brown
BC
1988, 1992
Keith Carney
ME
1998
Ted Crowley
BC
1994
Rick DiPietro
BU
2006
Clark Donatelli
BU
1988, 1992
Chris Drury
BU
2002 *, 2006, 2010 *
Mike Dunham
ME
1992, 1994, 2002 *
David Emma
BC
1992
Peter Ferraro
ME
1994
Brian Gionta
BC
2006
Scott Gordon
BC
1992
Bill Guerin
BC
1998, 2002 *, 2006
Steve Heinze
BC
1992
Jimmy Howard
ME
2014
Chris Imes
ME
1994
Craig Janney
BC
1988
Scott Lachance
BU
1992
Jeff Lazaro
UNH
1994
Brian Leetch
BC
1988, 1998, 2002 *
John Lilley
BU
1994
Matt Martin
ME
1994
Shawn McEachern
BU
1992
Marty McInnis
BC
1992
Brooks Orpik
BC
2010 *, 2014
Tom Poti
BU
2002 *
Jonathan Quick
UMA
2010 *, 2014
David Sacco
BU
1994
Joe Sacco
BU
1992
Kevin Shattenkirk
BU
2014
Garth Snow
ME
1994
Kevin Stevens
BC
1988
Tim Sweeney
BC
1992
Chris Terreri
PC
1988
Keith Tkachuk
BU 1992, 1998, 2002 *, 2006
James van Riemsdyk UNH
2014
Eric Weinrich
ME
1988
Ryan Whitney
BU
2010 *
Scott Young
BU
1988, 1992, 2002 *
* earned Silver Medal
88
88
Boston University’s Kevin Shattenkirk and New Hampshire’s James van Riemsdyk represented Team USA at
the 2014 Olympic Winter Games in Vancouver, British
Columbia, helping the U.S. bring home the silver medal.
WORLD JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS
Name Amonte, Tony Arnold, Bill Aufiero, Pat Bates, Shawn Bellefeuille, Blake Beran, Marc Boback, Mike Brennan, Rich Brickley, Connor Brown, Greg Capuano, Dave Carney, Keith Clendening, Adam Coleman, Jon Corkum, Bob Coyle, Charlie Crowley, Ted Dean, Kevin Demko, Thatcher
Dion, Tom DiPauli, Thomas
DiPietro, Rick DiSalvatore, Jon Donatelli, Clark Drury, Chris Dumoulin, Brian Dunham, Mike Eaves, Ben Eaves, Patrick Eichel, Jack
Emma, David
Ferraro, Chris
Ferraro, Peter
Fitzgerald, Tom
Foley, Patrick
Forrest, Justin
Gaudreau, Johnny
Gaudreau, Rob
Gerbe, Nathan
Gillies, Jon
Gionta, Brian
Goepfert, Bobby
Grier, Mike
Grzelcyk, Matt
Guerin, Bill
Hainsey, Ron
Hall, Todd
Hanifin, Noah
Hayes, Jimmy
Heinke, Mike
Heinze, Steve
Heisten, Barrett
Hinostroza, Vince
Howard, Jimmy
Imes, Chris
Janik, Doug
Janney, Craig
Johnson, Gregg
Kane, Shaun
Kealty, Jeff
Kelfer, Mike
Kelleher, Chris
Kessel, Blake
Kopecky, Bill
Kramer, Brady
Kreider, Chris
School BU BC BU BU BC BC PC BU
UVM BC ME ME BU BU ME BU BC UNH BC
BU ND
BU PC BU BU BC ME BC BC BU
BC
ME
ME
PC
UNH
BC
BC
PC
BC
PC
BC
PC
BU
BU
BC
UML
BC
BC
BC
PC
BC
ME
ND
ME
ME
ME
BC
BU
PC
BU
BU
BU
UNH
BC
PC
BC
Pos. F
F
D
F
F
F
F
D
F
D
F
D
D
D
F
F
D
D
G
D
F
G
F
F
F
D
G
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
D
F
F
F
G
F
G
F
D
F
D
D
D
F
G
F
F
F
G
D
D
F
F
D
D
F
D
D
F
F
F
Year(s)
1989, 1990
2012
2000
1995
1997
1990
1990
1992
2012
1986, 1987
1987
1990
2012
1994
1987
2011, 2012
1988, 1989, 1990
1988
2014, 2015
1989
2014
2000, 2001
2001
1984, 1985
1996
2011
1991, 1992
2002
2004
2014, 2015
1988, 1989
1992, 1993
1992, 1993
1987
2000
2001
2013
1990
2006, 2007
2013, 2014
1998, 1999
2003
1995
2014
1989, 1990
2000, 2001
1992, 1993
2015
2009
1991
1989
1999, 2000
2014
2003
1991, 1992
1999, 2000
1985, 1986
2002
1989, 1990
1996
1986, 1987
1995
2009
1985
1993
2010, 2011
Name School Lachance, Bob
BU
Lachance, Scott
BU
LaCouture, Dan
BU
Lappin, Mike
BU
Leach, Jay
PC
Leach, Steve
UNH
Leetch, Brian
BC
Levesque, Willie
NU
Lilley, John
BU
McCoshen, Ian
BC
Meyer, Freddy
BU
Moore, Greg
ME
Moran, Ian
BC
Mottau, Mike
BC
Octeau, Jay
BU
Orpik, Brooks
BC
O’Regan, Danny
BU
O’Sullivan, Chris
BU
Pandolfo, Jay
BU
Pandolfo, Mike
BU
Pomichter, Mike
BU
Prendergast, Mike
BU
Quinn, David
BU
Reasoner, Marty
BC
Richards, Mark
UML
Sabo, John
BU
Sacco, Joe
BU
Santini, Steve
BC
Scheifele, Steve
BC
Schneider, Cory
BC
Shannon, Ryan
BC
Shattenkirk, Kevin
BU
Shea, Dan
BC
Strait, Brian
BU
Sullivan, Mike
BU
Sylvia, Mike
BU
Tkachuk, Keith
BU
Tuch, Alex
BC
Van Riemsdyk, James UNH
Warsofsky, David
BU
Weinrich, Eric
ME
Werner, Stephen
UMA
Wey, Patrick
BC
Whitney, Ryan
BU
Wilson, Colin
BU
Young, Scott
BU
Pos. F
D
F
F
D
F
D
F
F
D
D
F
D
D
D
D
F
D
F
F
F
F
D
F
G
F
F
D
F
G
F
D
F
D
F
F
F
F
F
D
D
F
D
D
F
F
Year(s)
1994
1991, 1992
1997
1989
1998
1984, 1985, 1986
1985, 1986, 1987
2000
1992
2014, 2015
2001
2003, 2004
1991
1998
1985
2000
2014
1994
1994
1999
1993
1992
1986
1996, 1997
1989
2000, 2001
1989
2014
1988
2005, 2006
2003
2009
1986
2008
1988
1996
1991, 1992
2015
2007, 2008, 2009
2010
1985, 1986
2000
2011
2002, 2003
2008, 2009
1985, 1986, 1987
HEA at the WJC
Taking place in midseason each year, the World Junior Championships features the best junior-age (Under-20yo) players
in the world in an Olympic-style competition. Every year, Hockey East sees some of its best young talent showcased on an
international stage. The players listed below played for Team USA’s WJC squads during their Hockey East careers.
Former Friar Jon Gillies was Team USA’s starting goaltender
at the 2014 World Junior championships before leading
Providence to the 2015 NCAA championship.
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ALUMNI COACHES AND ADMINISTRATORS
The spectrum of former Hockey East players securing high-level coaching and administrative positions is ever-expanding. Below is a partial
list of former players that are now in high-level coaching and administrative positions. Individuals listed in bold competed in Hockey East play.
NHL Head Coaches
Name
Jack Capuano
John Hynes
Team
New York Islanders
New Jersey Devils
College Head Coaches
Name
Norm Bazin
Bill Beaney
Peter Belisle Rick Bennett
Mark Dennehy
Bob Deraney
Brian Durocher
Bob Emery
Don Lucia
Jim Madigan
C.J. Marottolo
Mike McShane
Terry Meagher
Jim Montgomery
Pat Norton
Bill O’Neill
David Quinn
Chris Potter Dick Umile
Gary Wright
Jerry York
Program
UMass Lowell
Middlebury
UMass Boston
Union
Merrimack
Providence (women)
Boston University (women)
Plattsburgh
Minnesota
Northeastern Sacred Heart
Norwich
Bowdoin
Denver
Tufts
Salem State
Boston University
Wesleyan
New Hampshire
American International
Boston College
Minor League Head Coaches
Name
Mike Bavis
Clark Donatelli
Doug Janik
Kurt Kleinendorst
Ben Simon
Dean Stork
Affiliation
Springfield (AHL)
Wheeling (ECHL)
Springfield (AHL)
Iowa (AHL)
Cincinnati (ECHL)
Greenville (ECHL)
Other Head Coaches
Name
Tony Amonte
Mark Carlson
Mickey Goulet
Don Jackson
Todd Krygier Shawn McEachern
Affiliation
Thayer Academy
Cedar Rapids (USHL)
Italian National Junior
EC Red Bull Munich Muskegon (USHL)
Rivers School
Final Letter
Maine ‘88
BU ‘97
Final Letter
UML ‘94
UNH ‘73
UConn ‘95
PC ‘90
BC ‘91
BU ‘87
BU ‘78
BC ‘86
ND ‘81
NU ‘85
NU ‘89
UNH ‘71
BU ‘76
Maine ‘93
UNH ‘96
BU ‘79
BU ‘87
UConn ‘93
UNH ‘72
UVM ‘76
BC ‘67
Final Letter
BU ‘93
BU ‘87
ME ‘01
PC ‘83
ND ‘00
UMass ‘99
Final Letter
BU ‘91
UML ‘93
UNH ‘69
ND ‘78
UConn ‘88
BU ‘91
NHL Assistant Coaches
Name
Andrew Allen
Tim Army
Mike Dunham
Joe Mullen
Dwayne Roloson
Joe Sacco
Chris Terreri
Scott Clemmensen
Name
Mike Ayers
Greg Brown
Josh Ciocco
Chris Dyment
Joe Exter
Patrick Foley
Joey Gasparini
Mike Geragosian
Jason Guerrero
Ben Guite
Jim Healey
Barrett Heisten
Jerry Keefe
David Lassonde
Marty McInnis
Jim McNiff
Dan Meyers
Scott McDougall Ryan Miller
Ben Murphy
Albie O’Connell
Eddie Olczyk
Kevin Patrick
Joe Pereira
Rob Rassey
Bill Riga
John Ronan
Brock Sheahan
Andy Slaggert
Mike Souza
Glenn Stewart
Jason Tapp
Mark White
Position
Team
Director of Player Recruitment
Chicago Blackhawks
President of Hockey Operations
Calgary Flames
Director of Scouting
San Jose Sharks
Director of Player Personnel
New York Rangers
Assistant General Manager
Nashville Predators
Assistant General Manager
Pittsburgh Penguins
Special Assistant to the General Manager
Los Angeles Kings
Assistant General Manager
Boston Bruins
Assistant Director of Player Personnel
New York Rangers
Assistant General Manager
Pittsburgh Penguins
Director of Player Development
Toronto Maple Leafs
Co-Director of Amateur Scouting Pittsburgh Penguins Chief Amateur Scout
Nashville Predators
Senior Vice President of Hockey Operations
New Jersey Devils
President
New Jersey Devils
General Manager and Exec. V.P. of Hockey OperationsNashville Predators
Director of Scouting
Philadelphia Flyers
General Manager
New York Islanders
Other Administrators
Name
Tom Peters
Jeff Schulman
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Position
Associate Athletics Director
Senior Associate Athletics Director
Final Letter
UVM ‘01
PC ‘85
Maine ‘93
BC ‘79
UML ‘94
BU ‘90
PC ‘86
BC ‘01
Division I Assistant/Associate Coaches
NHL Administrators
Name
Ron Anderson
Brian Burke
Tim Burke
Gordie Clark
Paul Fenton
Tom Fitzgerald
Jack Ferreira
John Ferguson, Jr.
Steve Greeley
Bill Guerin
Jim Hughes
Jay Heinbuck Jeff Kealty
Chris Lamoriello
Lou Lamoriello
Dave Poile
Chris Pryor
Garth Snow
Team
Chicago Blackhawks
Colorado Avalanche
New York Islanders
Philadelphia Flyers
Anaheim Ducks
Boston Bruins
New Jersey Devils
New Jersey Devils
Affiliation
Boston College
Vermont
Program
Boston College
Boston College
Alaska-Anchorage
Bentley
Ohio State
Northeastern
Vermont
Boston University
Yale
Maine
Merrimack
Alaska-Anchorage
Northeastern
Dartmouth
Boston College
Providence
Quinnipiac
Sacred Heart
Massachusetts
Bentley
Boston University
Niagara
Vermont
UConn
Harvard
Quinnipiac
Union
Notre Dame
Notre Dame
UNH
Merrimack
Union
Brown
Final Letter
BU ‘74
PC ‘77
UNH ‘77
UNH ‘74
BU ‘82
PC ‘88
BU ‘66
PC ‘89
BU ‘04
BC ‘91
PC ‘89
NU ‘86
BU ‘98
PC ‘94
PC ‘63
NU ‘70
UNH ‘83
Maine ‘93
Final Letter
UMass ‘71
UVM ‘89
Final Letter
UNH ‘04
BC ‘90
UNH ‘07
BU ‘02
MC ‘03
UNH ‘04
UVM ‘06
UML ‘75
NU ‘05
Maine ‘00
MC ‘07
Maine ‘00
PC ‘00
PC ‘84
BC ‘91
MC ‘98
UMass ‘10
UConn ‘07
UVM ‘03
Maine ‘05
BU ‘99
UMass ‘14
ND ‘92
BU ‘11
NU ‘09
UML ‘96
Maine ‘05
ND ‘08
ND ‘91
UNH ‘00
UNH ‘94
BU ‘02
UNH ‘01
Dave Poile
Garth Snow
HEA Record Book
RECORDS
FORMER LOWELL FORWARD JON MORRIS
HOCKEY EAST’S ALL-TIME LEADING SCORER
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TEAM RECORDS SUMMARY
The records listed here reflect only regular season games played within the conference schedule. From the 1984-85 season to the
1988-89 season, Hockey East teams played a slate of conference games that overlapped with the WCHA conference schedule,
all of which counted towards the regular season standings and records.
Wins and Losses
Best Win Pct.: .938 Most Wins: 26 Most Losses: 27 Fewest Losses: 1
Fewest Wins: 1
Most Home Wins: 15
Most Road Wins: 12
Most Ties: 8
Most OT Games: 10
Streaks
Maine (22-1-1 in 1992-93)
Boston College (1986-87)
Lowell (1985-86)
New Hampshire (1987-88)
Maine (1992-93)
Merrimack (2004-05)
Boston College (1986-87)
Boston College (1984-85, 1985-86)
Maine (1992-93)
Boston University (2006-07)
Maine (2012-13)
Maine (2012-13)
Winning: 16 Unbeaten: 30 Winless: 25 Losing: 20 Maine (11/7/92 to 2/13/93)
Maine (27-0-3; 1/25/92 to 2/13/93)
Merrimack (0-24-1; 11/12/04 to 11/26/05)
Merrimack (12/4/04 to 11/26/05)
Home Winning: 17
Home Unbeaten: 30
Home Winless: 13
Home Losing: 13
Boston College (12/5/89 to 2/7/91)
New Hampshire (21-0-9; 11/7/98 to 1/19/01)
Merrimack (0-13-0; 11/13/04 to 11/18/05)
Merrimack (11/13/04 to 11/18/05)
Road Winning: 12 Road Unbeaten: 17
Road Winless: 23
Road Losing: 16
Maine (11/7/92 to 2/27/93)
Maine (16-0-1; 2/7/92 to 2/27/93)
Merrimack (0-20-3; 1/31/04 to 1/21/06)
New Hampshire (2/10/85 to 2/6/86)
Team Scoring
Most Goals Scored —
season: 203 game: 15 both teams: 21
period: 7 both teams: 10
Best Power Play: 33.9% (50 of 118) Lowest Power Play: 7.6% (10 of 131)
Best Penalty Kill: 93.5% (100 of 107) Lowest Penalty Kill: 66.7% (98 of 147)
Maine (1990-91)
Merrimack (2006-07)
New Hampshire (2000-01)
Lowell (1985-86)
Most Power Play Goals —
season: 50 Maine (1990-91)
game: 6 Boston University (11/8/88 vs. PC)
UMass Lowell (1/15/95 vs. MC)
New Hampshire (1/12/96 vs.UML)
New Hampshire (1/29/05 vs. UML)
both teams: 10
Merrimack vs. Providence (11/4/94)
period: 4 New Hampshire (1/29/05 vs. UML)
Most Shorthanded Goals —
season: 13 Boston University (1995-96)
game: 3 Boston University (11/4/95 vs. NU)
Boston College (1/6/95 vs. UMass)
Maine (1/23/04 at BU)
Most Penalty Minutes —
season: 694 Northeastern (1984-85)
game: 144
Maine (1/24/04 at BU)
both teams: 268 Maine at Boston University (1/24/04)
period: 138 Maine (1/24/04 at BU)
both teams: 256 Maine at Boston University (1/24/04)
Fewest Penalty Minutes —
season: 156 New Hampshire (2013-14)
game, both: 0 Boston College vs. Massachusetts (1/7/02)
Boston College (1986-87)
Boston College (1/30/85 vs. UL)
Boston College 15, Lowell 6 (1/30/85)
Boston College (1/17/92 vs. NU)
New Hampshire (2/14/97 vs. PC)
Boston U. 5, No. Michigan 5 (1/18/86)
Boston U. 5, Wisconsin 5 (1/13/88)
Most Goals Per Game: 6.35 Fewest Goals Scored: 28
Fewest Goals Per Game: 1.04
Fewest Goals Allowed: 42 Lowest GAA: 1.75 Most Goals Allowed: 188 Highest GAA: 6.09 Fastest Two Goals –
one team: 0:04
Special Teams
Boston College (1986-87)
Merrimack (2006-07)
Merrimack (2006-07)
Maine (2003-04)
Maine (2003-04)
New Hampshire (1985-86)
Merrimack (1989-90)
Lowell (1/3/87 at Minnesota)
Boston University (11/30/87 vs. Denver)
Fastest Three Goals —
one team: 0:24
Lowell (1/26/85 vs. Maine)
both teams: 0:15 Maine vs. Merrimack (2/15/91)
Fastest Four Goals –
one team: 1:16
New Hampshire vs. Merrimack (11/8/97)
both teams: 1:01 Maine vs. Merrimack (2/15/91)
Jim Montgomery captained the 1992-93 Maine team
that went 22-1-1 in league play and 42-1-2 overall.
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INDIVIDUAL RECORDS SUMMARY
Defenseman Scoring
Most Points —
career: 177 season: 74 game: 7 period: 5 Jon Morris, Lowell (1984-88)
Craig Janney, BC (1986-87)
Four times – Last by Mike Kelfer, BU
and Dave Tomlinson, BU (11/8/88 vs. PC)
Lyle Wildgoose, PC (2/5/88 vs. Maine)
Brian Gionta, BC (1/27/01 vs. Maine)
Most Goals —
career: 83 season: 32 game: 5 period: 5 Brian Gionta, BC (1997-2001)
Scott Harlow, BC (1985-86)
Jay Mazur, Maine (2/7/87 vs. Lowell)
Joe Flanagan, UNH (1/3/89 at Lowell)
Brian Gionta, BC (1/27/01 vs. Maine)
Brian Flynn, Maine (2/19/10 vs. UML)
Brian Gionta, BC (1/27/01 vs. Maine)
Most Assists —
career: 103 season: 51 game: 6
period: 5 Jon Morris, Lowell (1984-88)
Craig Janney, BC (1986-87)
Evan Rodrigues, BU (1/30/15 vs. UMass)
Evan Rodrigues, BU (1/30/15 vs. UMass)
Most Points —
career: 107 season: 39 game: 6 Rob Cowie, NU (1987-91)
Dominic Campedelli, BC (1984-85)
Brian Leetch, BC (1986-87)
Jack Capuano, Maine (1/30/88 vs. UNH)
Most Goals —
career: 34 season: 13 game: 3 Rob Cowie, NU (1987-91)
Rob Cowie, NU (1990-91)
Several times
Last by Thomas Pöck, UMass (1/5/03 vs. PC)
Most Assists —
career: 79 Mike Mottau, BC (1996-00)
season: 35 Dominic Campedelli, BC (1984-85)
game: 4 Several times
Last by Trevor van Riemsdyk, UNH (1/26/13 vs. MC)
Freshman Scoring
Most Points —
season: 63 game: 7 period: 5 Paul Kariya, Maine (1992-93)
Lyle Wildgoose, PC (2/5/88 vs. Maine)
Lyle Wildgoose, PC (2/5/88 vs. Maine)
Most Goals —
season: 22 game: 5 period: 3 Brian Gionta, BC (1997-98)
Joe Flanagan, UNH (1/3/89 at Lowell)
Lyle Wildgoose, PC (2/5/88 vs. Maine)
Most Shorthanded Goals —
career: 8 Mark Mowers, UNH (1994-98)
season: 5 Three times
Last by Jay Pandolfo, BU (1995-96)
game: 3 Jay Pandolfo, BU (11/4/95 vs. NU)
Most Assists —
season: 48 game: 5 period: 3 Paul Kariya, Maine (1992-93)
Paul Kariya, Maine (12/5/92 vs. NU)
Several times
Most Hat Tricks —
career: 7
season: 3 Fastest two goals: 0:10 Fastest three goals: 3:10
Longest point streak: 23 games
Longest goalie win streak: 11
Longest shutout streak: 232:42
Most Power Play Goals —
career: 31 Jeff Daw, UML (1992-96)
Brian Gionta, BC (1997-2001)
season: 15 David Emma, BC (1989-90)
game: 4 Jay Mazur, Maine (2/7/87 vs. UML)
Brian Gionta, BC (1997-2001)
Three times
Last by Jay Pandolfo, BU (1995-96)
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Individual Scoring
Individual Miscellaneous
Brian Gionta, BC (11/21/00 vs MC)
Mike Kelfer, BU (11/8/88 vs. PC)
Paul Kariya, Maine (1992-93)
Kevin Regan, UNH (2006-07)
Steven Summerhays, ND (2013-14)
THE LAST TIME
One team scored
#Goals Final Score
7
at UMass Lowell 7, UMass 1 (2/14/15)
8/9
at NU 9, UConn 0 (2/13/15)
10
at PC 10, UConn 1 (2/7/15)
11 Vermont 11 at UMass 1
12
at Maine 12, UMass 2 (2/14/98)
13/14
at Maine 14, Merrimack 1 (11/13/92)
15
at BC 15, Lowell 6 (1/30/85)
5 goals in one period: Maine (2/26/10 vs. Merrimack)
Two teams combined for
#Goals
14
15
16
17/18
Final Score
at BC 7, Northeastern 7 (2/18/11)
at Maine 9, Boston U. 6 (3/1/02)
at Merrimack 11, BC 5 (2/15/97)
Boston U. 12, Providence 6 (3/5/93)
A player scored
FeatPlayer
4 goals Kevin Roy, NU (2/13/15 vs. UConn)
5 goals Brian Flynn, Maine (2/19/10 vs. UMass Lowell)
5 assists Evan Rodrigues, BU (1/30/15 vs. UMass)
6 points Evan Rodrigues, BU (1/30/15 vs. UMass)
3 PPG
Gustav Nyquist, Maine (2/4/11 vs. UNH)
2 SHG
Josh Soares, Maine (12/9/06 vs. NU)
Goalies
40 saves in a shutout Rasmus Tironen, MC (2/21/15 vs. UVM, 49)
50+ saves
Cal Petersen, ND (2/28/15 vs. BC, 55)
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CAREER
SCORING RECORDS
(REGULAR SEASON HOCKEY EAST LEAGUE GAMES ONLY)
Points
Rk.
1.
2. 3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
17.
18.
20.
24.
26. 28.
29.
31. 32.
33.
35. 38.
43.
46.
47.
48. Name
SeasonsGP G A Pts
Jon Morris, UL
1984-88
121
74 103
177
David Emma, BC
1987-91
91
67
94
161
John Cullen, BU
1984-87
98
64
89
153
Dan Shea, BC
1984-88
122
56
94
150
Dave Capuano, ME
1986-89
80
65
83
148
Jim Montgomery, ME 1989-93
87
49
97
146
Brian Gionta, BC
1997-01
96
83
61
144
Jason Krog, UNH
1995-99
96
53
91
144
Mike Kelfer, BU
1985-89
107
67
72
139
Kevin Heffernan, NU 1984-88
121
56
82
138
Mark Mowers, UNH
1994-98
93
53
82
135
Chris Drury, BU
1994-98
94
74
59
133
Gord Cruickshank, PC 1984-88
117
81
50
131
Kevin Stevens, BC
1984-87
97
56
69
125
Scott Harlow, BC
1984-86
96
56
67
123
Darren Haydar, UNH 1998-02
96
56
67
123
Ken Hodge, BC
1984-87
76
42
79
121
Rob Gaudreau, PC
1988-92
88
57
63
120
Cory Larose, ME
1996-00
92
39
81
120
David Sacco, BU
1988-93
91
43
75
118
Steve Kariya, ME
1995-99
95
42
76
118
Brian Flynn, Maine
2008-12
108
50
68
118
David O’Brien, NU
1985-88
117
51
67
118
Mike Boback, PC
1988-92
80
47
68
115
Christian Sbrocca, UML1992-96
95
37
78
115
Eric Boguniecki, UNH 1993-97
90
48
66
114
Tim Sweeney, BC
1985-89
97
57
57
114
Clark Donatelli, BU
1984-87
98
49
62
111
Harry Mews, NU
1987-90
92
41
69
110
David Tomlinson, BU 1987-91
92
45
65110
Peter MacArthur, BU 2004-08
104
47
62
109
Rejean Stringer, MC 1995-99
93
38
70
108
Joe Flanagan, UNH
1988-92
88
56
51
107
Rob Cowie, NU (D)
1988-91
93
34
73
107
Jean-Yves Roy, ME 1989-92
63
53
53
106
Scott Pellerin, ME
1988-92
81
57
49
106
Jordon Shields, NU
1993-96
94
40
66
106
Marty Reasoner, BC 1995-98
71
45
59
104
Jeff Farkas, BC
1996-00
94
46
58
104
Brian Gibbons, BC
2007-11
107
33
71
104
Wade MacLeod, NU 2007-11
107
46
58
104
Mike McHugh, ME
1984-88
109
47
57
104
Ben Eaves, BC
2000-04
71
32
71
103
Chad Quenneville, PC 1991-95
91
53
50
103
Tony Voce, BC
2000-04
94
53
50
103
Mike Souza, UNH
1996-00
96
40
62
102
James Richmond, UNH1984-87
91
38
63
101
Rod Isbister, NU
1983-86
65
44
56
100
Shawn Wansborough, ME1994-98
85
51
49
100
Craig Charron, UML 1986-90
103
46
54
100
Tim Hanley, UNH
1984-88
117
42
58
100
Points Per Game (minimum of 50 games)
Rk.
1.
2.
3. 4.
5.
7.
8.
9.
10.
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94
Name
Dave Capuano, ME
Scott Harlow, BC
David Emma, BC
Craig Janney, BC
Jim Montgomery, ME
Jean-Yves Roy, ME
Ken Hodge, BC
Steve Heinze, BC
John Cullen, BU
Rod Isbister, NU
Seasons
1986-89
1984-86
1987-91
1985-87
1989-93
1989-92
1984-87
1988-91
1984-87
1984-86
GP G A PtsPPG
80 65 83 148 1.85
68 61 63 124 1.82
91 67 94 161 1.77
56 33 64 97 1.73
87 49 97 146 1.68
63 53 53 106 1.68
76 42 79 121 1.59
63 54 45 99 1.57
98 64 89 153 1.56
65 44 56 100 1.54
Goals
Rk.
1.
2.
3.
5. 7.
8.
9.
10.
Name
SeasonsGP
Brian Gionta, BC
1997-01
96
Gord Cruickshank, PC 1984-88 117
Chris Drury, BU
1994-98
94
Jon Morris, UL
1984-88 121
David Emma, BC
1987-91
91
Mike Kelfer, BU
1985-89 107
Dave Capuano, ME 1986-89
80
John Cullen, BU
1984-87
98
Scott Harlow, BC
1984-86
68
Scott Pellerin, ME
1988-92
81
Rob Gaudreau, PC
1988-92
88
Tim Sweeney, BC
1985-89
97
G A Pts
83 61 144
81 50 131
74 59 133
74 103 177
67 94 161
67 71 138
65 83 148
64 89 153
61 63 124
57 49 106
57 63 120
57 57
114
Goals Per Game (minimum 50 games)
Rk.
1.
2.
4.
5.
6.
7. 8.
9.
Name
SeasonsGP G A PtsGPG
Scott Harlow, BC
1984-86 68 61 63 124 0.90
Brian Gionta, BC
1997-01 96 83 61 144 0.86
Steve Heinze, BC
1988-91 63 54 45 99 0.86
Jean-Yves Roy, ME 1989-92 63 53 53 106 0.84
Dave Capuano, ME 1986-89 80 65 83 148 0.81
Chris Drury, BU
1994-98 94 74 59 133 0.79
David Emma, BC
1987-91 91 67 94 161 0.74
Scott Pellerin, ME
1988-92 81 57 49 106 0.70
Gord Cruickshank, PC1984-88 117 81 50 131 0.69
Eric Nickulas, UNH 1994-97 70 48 26 74 0.69
Assists
Rk.
1.
2.
3.
5.
6.
7.
8.
10.
Name
SeasonsGP G A Pts
Jon Morris, UL
1984-88 121 74 103 177
Jim Montgomery, ME 1989-93
87 49
97 146
David Emma, BC
1987-91
91 67
94 161
Dan Shea, BC
1984-88 122 56
94 150
Jason Krog, UNH
1995-99
96 53
91 144
John Cullen, BU
1984-87
98 64
89 153
Dave Capuano, ME 1986-89
80 65
83 148
Mark Mowers, UNH 1994-98
93 53
82 135
Kevin Heffernan, NU 1984-88 121 56
82 138
Cory Larose, ME
1996-00
92 39
81 120
Assists Per Game
(minimum 50
games)
Rk. Name
SeasonsGP G A Pts APG
1. Craig Janney, BC
1985-87 56 33 64 97 1.14
2. Jim Montgomery, ME 1989-93 87 49 97 146 1.11
3. Dave Capuano, ME 1986-89 80 65 83 148 1.04
Ken Hodge, BC
1984-87 76 42 79 121 1.04
5. David Emma, BC
1987-91 91 67 94 161 1.03
6. Ben Eaves, BC
2000-04 71 32 71 103 1.00
7. Doug Brown, BC
1984-86 64 33 62 95 0.97
8. Jason Krog, UNH
1995-99 96 53 91 144 0.95
Tom Nolan, UNH
1994-98 58 34 55 89 0.95
10. Scott Harlow, BC
1984-86 68 61 63 124 0.93
SEASON
SCORING RECORDS
(REGULAR SEASON HOCKEY EAST LEAGUE GAMES ONLY)
Rk. Name
SeasonGP G A Pts
1. Craig Janney, BC
1986-87
30
23
51
74
2. Scott Harlow, BC
1985-86
34
32
35
67
3. Jay Heinbuck, NU
1985-86
34
27
38
65
4. Paul Kariya, ME !
1992-93
24
15
48
63
5. Dan Shea, BC
1986-87
31
20
40
60
Tim Army, PC
1984-85
34
21
39
60
7. Dave Capuano, ME 1987-88
26
25
34
59
John Cullen, BU
1985-86
34
20
39
59
9. Kevin Stevens, BC
1986-87
32
30
28
58
10. Scott Harlow, BC
1984-85
34
29
28
57
(last to reach 50 points – Jason Krog, UNH; 53 in 1998-99)
Goals
Points Per Game (minimum 15 games)
Rk. Name
1. Paul Kariya, ME !
2. Craig Janney, BC
3. David Emma, BC
4. Dave Capuano, ME
5. Jason Krog, UNH
6. David Emma, BC
Jean-Yves Roy, ME
8. Jim Montgomery, ME
9. Jack Eichel, BU !
Jim Montgomery, ME
Season GP
1992-93 24
1986-87 30
1990-91 21
1987-88 26
1998-99 24
1989-90 21
1990-91 21
1992-93 24
2014-15 22
1990-91 21
G
15
23
20
25
20
20
19
17
14
12
APts
48 63
51 74
31 51
34 59
33 53
23 43
24 43
32 49
30 44
30 42
Goals Per Game (minimum 15 games)
Rk. Name
SeasonGP G A Pts
1. Scott Harlow, BC
1985-86
34
32
35
67
2. Kevin Stevens, BC
1986-87
32
30
28
58
3. Tim Sweeney, BC
1986-87
31
29
16
45
Gord Cruickshank, PC 1985-86
33
29
15
44
Scott Harlow, BC
1984-85
34
29
28
57
6. Gord Cruickshank, PC 1986-87
30
28
16
44
7. Chris Drury, BU
1996-97
24
27
14
41
Jay Heinbuck, NU
1985-86
34
27
38
65
Bob Sweeney, BC
1984-85
34
27
24
51
10. Cal Ingraham, ME
1992-93
24
26
19
45
(last to reach 25 goals – Brian Gionta, BC; 25 in 2000-01)
Rk. Name
Season GP
1. Chris Drury, BU
1996-97 24
2. Scott Pellerin, ME
1991-92 21
3. Cal Ingraham, ME
1992-93 24
4. Bill Guerin, BC
1990-91 21
Steve Heinze, BC
1989-90 19
6. Brian Gionta, BC
2000-01 24
7. Jeff Flaherty, UL
1987-88 22
Derek Bekar, UNH
1997-98 21
9. Dave Capuano, ME 1987-88 26
Dave Capuano, ME 1988-89 25
Colin Hemingway, UNH2001-02 24
Chris Drury, BU
1995-96 23
Assists
Assists Per Game (minimum 15 games)
Rk. Name
SeasonGP G APts
1. Craig Janney, BC
1986-87
30
23
51
74
2. Paul Kariya, ME !
1992-93
24
15
48
63
3. Dan Shea, BC
1986-87
31
20
40
60
4. Tim Army, PC
1984-85
34
21
39
60
John Cullen, BU
1985-86
34
20
39
59
6. Jay Heinbuck, NU
1985-86
34
27
38
65
7. Ken Hodge, BC
1984-85
30
13
36
49
Doug Brown, BC
1985-86
30
12
36
48
9. Dom Campedelli, BC (D)1984-85
33
4
35
39
Scott Harlow, BC
1985-86
34
32
35
67
(last to reach 30 assists – Jack Eichel ,BU; 30 in 2014-15)
Rk. Name
1. Paul Kariya, ME !
2. Craig Janney, BC
3. Keith Carney, ME (D)
David Emma, BC
5. Jim Montgomery, ME
6. Jason Krog, UNH
7. Jack Eichel, BU !
8. Jim Montgomery, ME
9. Dave Capuano, ME
10. Dan Shea, BC
Tom Nolan, UNH
Rick Bennett, PC
Season GP
1992-93 24
1986-87 30
1990-91 21
1990-91 21
1990-91 21
1998-99 24
2014-15 22
1992-93 24
1987-88 26
1986-87 31
1997-98 24
1988-89 17
G
27
23
26
22
20
25
22
21
25
24
23
22
G
15
23
1
20
12
20
14
17
25
20
11
9
APts
14 41
10 33
19 45
11 33
17 37
10 35
11 33
13 34
34 59
19 43
13 36
20 42
PPG
2.63
2.47
2.43
2.27
2.21
2.05
2.05
2.04
2.00
2.00
APts
48 63
51 74
31 32
31 51
30 42
33 53
30 44
32 49
34 59
40 60
31 42
22 31
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Points
GPG
1.13
1.10
1.08
1.05
1.05
1.04
1.00
1.00
0.96
0.96
0.96
0.96
APG
2.00
1.70
1.48
1.48
1.43
1.38
1.36
1.33
1.31
1.29
1.29
1.29
! – rookie
A pair of Hobey Baker winners remain atop the Hockey East scoring record book, as Maine assist machine Paul Kariya’s 48
assists and 63 points in 24 games (2.63 GPG, 2.00 APG) have reigned since the 1992-93 season. BU sniper Chris Drury
scored 27 goals in 24 games (a record 1.13 goals per game) in 1996-97.
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CAREER DEFENSEMEN
SCORING RECORDS
(REGULAR SEASON HOCKEY EAST LEAGUE GAMES ONLY)
Points
Points Per Game (minimum of games)
Goals
Goals Per Game (minimum 50 games)
Rk. Name
SeasonsGP G A Pts
1. Rob Cowie - NU
1987-91
93
34 73
107
2. Mike Mottau - BC
1996-00
96
14 79
93
3. Jack Capuano - ME 1985-88
90
25 67
92
4. Greg Brown - BC
1986-90
77
21 67
88
5. Shawn Whitham - PC 1984-88
119
29 56
85
6. David Cullen - ME
1995-99
93
22 60
82
7. Jim Hughes - PC
1985-89 102
19 55
74
8. Dan McGillis - NU
1992-96
95
19 54
73
9. Jon Coleman - BU
1993-97
90
16 55
71
10. Claude Lodin - NU 1984-88 106
11 59
70
Rk. Name
SeasonsGP G A Pts
1. Rob Cowie - NU
1987-91
93
34 73
107
2. Shawn Whitham - PC 1984-88
119
29 56
85
3. Jack Capuano - ME 1985-88
90
25 67
92
4. David Cullen - ME
1995-99
93
22 60
82
5. Greg Brown - BC
1986-90
77
21 67
88
Garrett Noonan - BU 2010-14
96
21 27
48
7. Thomas Pöck - UMass2002-04
46
19 16
35
Brian Yandle - UNH 2002-06
91
19 40
59
Dan McGillis - NU
1992-96
95
19 54
73
Jim Hughes - PC
1985-89 102
19 55
74
Matt Gilroy - BU
2005-09 105
19 39
58
Assists
Rk. Name
SeasonsGP G A Pts
1. Mike Mottau - BC
1996-00
96
14 79
93
2. Rob Cowie - NU
1987-91
93
34 73
107
3. Greg Brown - BC
1986-90
77
21 67
88
Jack Capuano - ME 1985-88
90
25 67
92
5. David Cullen - ME
1995-99
93
22 60
82
6. Claude Lodin - NU 1984-88 106
11 59
70
7. Keith Carney - ME 1988-91
62
6 57
63
Shawn Whitham - PC 1984-88
119
29 56
85
9. Jon Coleman - BU
1993-97
90
16 55
71
Jim Hughes - PC
1985-89 102
19 55
74
Rk.
1.
2.
3.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Rk.
1.
2.
3.
5.
6.
7.
8.
10.
Name
SeasonsGP
Rob Cowie - NU
1987-91 93
Greg Brown - BC
1986-90 77
Jack Capuano - ME 1985-88 90
Keith Carney - ME 1988-91 62
Mike Mottau - BC
1996-00 96
David Cullen - ME
1995-99 93
Eric Weinrich - ME
1985-87 62
Jon Coleman - BU
1993-97 90
Jayme Filipowicz - UNH1996-00 69
Dan McGillis - NU
1992-96 95
Name
SeasonsGP
Rob Cowie - NU
1987-91 93
Jack Capuano - ME 1985-88 90
Greg Brown - BC
1986-90 77
Chris Therien - PC
1990-93 66
Shawn Whitham - PC 1984-88 119
David Cullen - ME
1995-99 93
Garrett Noonan - BU 2010-14 96
Brian Yandle - UNH 2002-06 91
Mike Nicholishen - UML1994-98 90
Dan McGillis - NU
1992-96 95
G A Pts PPG
34 73 107 1.15
21 67 88 1.14
25 67 92 1.02
6 57 63 1.02
14 79 93 0.97
22 60 82 0.88
11 40 51 0.82
16 55 71 0.79
9 45 54 0.78
19 54 73 0.77
G A PtsGPG
34 73 107 0.37
25 67 92 0.28
21 67 88 0.27
18 31 28 0.27
29 56 85 0.24
22 60 82 0.24
21 27 48 0.22
19 40 59 0.21
19 42 61 0.21
19 54 73 0.20
Assists Per Game (minimum 50 games)
Rk.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
9.
10.
Name
SeasonsGP
Keith Carney - ME 1988-91 62
Greg Brown - BC
1986-90 77
Mike Mottau - BC
1996-00 96
Rob Cowie - NU
1987-91 93
Jack Capuano - ME 1985-88 90
David Cullen - ME
1995-99 93
Jayme Filipowicz - UNH1996-00 69
Eric Weinrich - ME
1985-87 62
Jon Coleman - BU
1993-97 90
Ed Campbell - UML 1993-96 68
G A Pts APG
6 57 63 0.92
21 67 88 0.87
14 79 93 0.82
34 73 107 0.78
25 67 92 0.74
22 60 82 0.65
9 45 54 0.65
11 40 51 0.65
16 55 71 0.61
11 41 52 0.60
Rob Cowie averaged 1.15
points per league game
(a Hockey East record
for defensemen)
during his prestigious career
at Northeastern. BC’s Greg
Brown (No. 4 in this photo)
is a close second
on the all-time list.
96
96
SEASON DEFENSEMEN
SCORING RECORDS
(REGULAR SEASON HOCKEY EAST LEAGUE GAMES ONLY)
Rk.
1.
3. 4.
6.
8. 10.
Name
Season GP G APts
Brian Leetch - BC !
1986-87
30
8 31
39
Dom Campedelli - BC 1984-85
33
4 35
39
Jack Capuano - ME
1986-87
32
8 29
37
Eric Weinrich - ME
1986-87
31
9 27
36
Jim Averill - NU
1984-85
33
6 30
36
Jeff Tory - ME
1994-95
24
6 29
35
Rob Cowie - NU
1988-89
26
7 28
35
Jack Capuano - ME
1987-88
25
9 24
33
Peter Herms - UNH
1984-85
34
6 27
33
Keith Carney - ME 1990-91
21
1 31
32
Greg Brown - BC
1988-89
26
9 23
32
Greg Brown - BC !
1986-87
30
9 23
32
(last to reach 30 points – Jim Fahey - NU, and
Peter Metcalf - ME, registered 30 points each in 2001-02)
Goals
Rk.
1.
2.
5.
6.
Name
Season GP G APts
Rob Cowie - NU
1990-91
21 13 16
29
Ben Hutton - ME
2013-14
20 12
7
19
Chris Therien - PC
1991-92
21 12 13
25
Paul Marshall - BC
1987-88
26 12 18
30
Jim Fahey - NU
2001-02
24 10 20
30
Thomas Pöck - UMass 2002-03
24 10
6
16
(Several defensemen have scored nine goals in one season.
Last: Maury Edwards - UML (2008-09)
Assists
Rk.
1
2.
4.
5.
7.
8.
10.
Name
Dom Campedelli - BC Keith Carney - ME Brian Leetch - BC !
Jim Averill - NU
Jeff Tory - ME
Jack Capuano - ME
Rob Cowie - NU
Eric Weinrich - ME
Peter Herms - UNH
Peter Metcalf - ME
Season GP G APts
1984-85
33
4 35
39
1990-91
21
1 31
32
1986-87
30
8 31
39
1984-85
33
6 30
36
1994-95
24
6 29
35
1986-87
32
8 29
37
1988-89
26
7 28
35
1986-87
31
9 27
36
1984-85
34
6 27
33
2001-02
24
5 25
30
Points Per Game (minimum 15 games)
Rk.Name
1. Keith Carney - ME 2. Rob Cowie - NU
3. Jeff Tory - ME
4. Rob Cowie - NU
5. Rob Cowie - NU
6. Jack Capuano - ME
7. Brian Leetch - BC !
8. Jim Fahey - NU
Peter Metcalf - ME
10.Greg Brown - BC
SeasonGP
1990-91 21
1989-90 20
1994-95 24
1990-91 21
1988-89 26
1987-88 25
1986-87 30
2001-02 24
2001-02 24
1988-89 26
G A Pts
1 31 32
8 22 30
6 29 35
13 16 29
7 28 35
9 24 33
8 31 39
10 20 30
5 25 30
9 23 32
PPG
1.52
1.50
1.46
1.38
1.35
1.32
1.30
1.25
1.25
1.23
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Points
Goals Per Game (minimum 15 games)
Rk.Name
1. Rob Cowie - NU
2. Ben Hutton - ME
3. Chris Therien - PC
4. Paul Marshall - BC
5. Jim Fahey - NU
Thomas Pöck - UMass
7. Rob Cowie - NU
Robbie Russo, ND
9. A. Cappelletti, UML
Thomas Pöck - UMass
Stephen Wood - PC
SeasonGP
1990-91 21
2013-14 20
1991-92 21
1987-88 26
2001-02 24
2002-03 24
1989-90 20
2014-15 20
1998-99 24
2003-04 24
2003-04 24
G A Pts GPG
13 16 29 0.62
12 7 19 0.60
12 13 25 0.57
12 18 30 0.46
10 20 30 0.42
10 6 16 0.42
8 22 30 0.40
8 11 19 0.40
9 9 18 0.38
9 10 19 0.38
9 11 20 0.38
Assists Per Game (minimum 15 games)
Rk.Name
SeasonGP
1. Keith Carney - ME 1990-91 21
2. Jeff Tory - ME
1994-95 24
3. Rob Cowie - NU
1989-90 20
4. Rob Cowie - NU
1988-89 26
5. Dom Campedelli - BC 1984-85 33
6. Peter Metcalf - ME 2001-02 24
7. Brian Leetch - BC ! 1986-87 30
8. Brett Clark - ME !
1995-96 22
Greg Brown - BC
1989-90 21
10. Jack Capuano - ME 1987-88 25
Mike Mottau - BC 1998-99 24
G A Pts APG
1 31 32 1.48
6 29 35 1.21
8 22 30 1.10
7 28 35 1.08
4 35 39 1.06
5 25 30 1.04
8 31 39 1.03
4 22 26 1.00
3 21 24 1.00
9 24 33 0.96
3 23 26 0.96
! – rookie
Former Boston College Eagle Brian Leetch boasts the highest single-season point total by a defenseman in
Hockey East history, recording 39 points in 30 games during his freshman campaign in 1986-87. Leetch then
cemented his legacy with historic careers in the NHL and on the international stage with USA Hockey.
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CAREER GOALTENDING RECORDS
HEA Record Book
(REGULAR SEASON HOCKEY EAST LEAGUE GAMES ONLY - MINIMUM 40 GAMES PLAYED)
Goals Against Average (minimum 30 games)
Rk.
1.
2.
3.
4.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Name, School
Jimmy Howard - ME
John Curry - BU
Matti Kaltiainen - BC
Kevin Regan - UNH
Cory Schneider - BC
Ty Conklin - UNH
Joe Fallon - UVM
Jon Gillies - PC
Casey DeSmith - UNH
Jeff Pietrasiak - UNH
Seasons GAGAA
03-05
94
1.92
05-07
141
2.02
02-05
130
2.05
05-08
155
2.09
05-07
133
2.09
99-01
121
2.12
06-08
152
2.21
12-14
102
2.22
11-14
136
2.23
03-06
63
2.23
Save Percentage
Rk.
1.
2.
3.
6.
8.
9.
10.
Name, School
Seasons
Kevin Regan - UNH
05-08
Clay Witt - NU
10-14
Casey DeSmith - UNH
11-14
Jimmy Howard - ME
03-05
Jonathan Quick - UMass 06-07
John Curry - BU
05-07
Jon Gillies - PC
12-14
Cory Schneider - BC
05-07
Brad Thiessen - NU
07-09
Jeff Pietrasiak - UNH
03-06
Saves
Rk.
1. 2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Name, School
Seasons
Bruce Racine - NU
85-88
Chris Rawlings - NU
09-13
Alex Beaudry - PC
09-12
Paul Dainton - UMass
08-11
Greg Taylor - BC
94-97
Rob Madore - UVM
09-12
Kieran Millan - BU
09--12
John Muse - BC
08-11
Joe Cannata, MC
09-12
Brad Thiessen - NU
07-09
Shutouts
Rk.
1.
6.
7.
8.
98
98
Name, School
Seasons
Scott Clemmensen - BC 98-01
John Curry - BU
05-07
Jimmy Howard - ME
03-05
Cory Schneider - BC
05-07
Brad Thiessen - NU
07-09
Joe Fallon - UVM
06-08
Casey DeSmith - UNH 11-14
Jon Gillies - PC
12-14
Sean Matile - UNH
97-99
Kieran Millan - BU
09-12
John Muse - BC
08-11
Chris Rawlings - NU
10-13
Kevin Regan - UNH
05-08
Tyler Sims - PC
05-08
(minimum 30 games)
GA
SvsSave%
155
2132
.932
65
862
.930
136
1721
.927
94
1202
.927
90
1144
.927
141
1770
.926
102
1279
.926
133
1643
.925
186
2276
.924
63
761
.924
Save%Saves
.872
2999
.912
2703
.900
2594
.911
2535
.874
2448
.900
2440
.918
2427
.915
2372
.913
2312
.924
2276
SO
9
9
9
9
9
8
7
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
Wins
Rk. Name, School
Seasons
1. Kieran Millan - BU
09-12
2. Scott Clemmensen - BC
98-01
3. Kevin Regan - UNH
05-08
4. John Muse - BC
08-11
5. Bruce Racine - NU
85-55
6. Scott King - ME
87-90
7. Parker Milner - BC
10-12
Matti Kaltiainen - BC
02-05
Joe Cannata - MC
09-12
10. Cory Schneider - BC
05-07
John Curry - BU
05-07
Win%W-L-T
.659
53-25-10
.694
52-21-7
.727
50-16-9
.590
48-31-15
.490
47-49-8
.730
43-15-3
.729
41-14-4
.695
41-16-7
.528
41-36-12
.690
40-16-7
.674
40-16-13
Win Percentage (minimum 30 games)
Rk. Name, School
1. Garth Snow - ME
2. Mike Dunham - ME
3. Shaun Real - BC
4. Derek Herlofsky - BU
5. Scott King - ME
6. Parker Milner - BC
7. Tom Noble - BU
8. Kevin Regan - UNH
9. Scott Gordon - BC
10. Matti Kaltiainen - BC
Seasons
91-93
91-93
85-87
92-95
87-90
11-13
95-98
05-08
85-86
02-05
Games Played
Rk.
1.
2.
3.
5.
7.
9.
10.
Name, School
Seasons
Bruce Racine - NU
85-88
Alex Beaudry - PC
09-12 John Muse - BC
08-11
Chris Rawlings - NU
09-13
Paul Dainton - UMass
08-11
Rob Madore - UVM
09-12
Kieran Millan - BU
09-12
Joe Cannata - MC
09-12
Greg Taylor - BC
94-97
Tyler Sims - PC
05-08
Minutes
Rk.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Name, School
Seasons
Bruce Racine - NU
85-88
John Muse - BC
08-11
Rob Madore - UVM
09-12
Paul Dainton - UMass
08-11
Alex Beaudry - PC
09-12
Chris Rawlings - NU
08-13
Kieran Millan - BU
09-12
Joe Cannata - MC
09-12
Greg Taylor - BC
94-97
Tyler Sims - PC
05-08
W-L-TWin%
30-4-3
.851
25-4-1
.850
19-5-0
.792
28-9-4
.732
43-15-3
.730
41-14-4
.729
30-10-4
.727
50-16-9
.727
37-15-2
.704
41-16-7
.695
W-L-TGP
47-49-8
105
23-54-18
96
48-31-15
94
30-46-14
94
35-45-11
93
27-46-18
93
53-25-10
90 41-36-12
90
34-42-12
89
34-36-10
85
W-L-TMinutes
47-49-8
6352
48-31-15
5621
27-46-18
5504
35-45-11
5439
23-54-18
5362
30-46-14
5361
53-25-10
5257
41-36-12
5220
34-42-12
5137
34-36-10
4811
SEASON GOALTENDING RECORDS
(REGULAR SEASON HOCKEY EAST LEAGUE GAMES ONLY - MINIMUM 10 GAMES PLAYED)
Rk.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
8.
9.
10.
Name, School
SeasonGA GAA
Jimmy Howard - ME
03-04
14
1.16
Thatcher Demko - BC
13-14
15
1.35
Connor Hellebuyck - UML 12-13
17
1.38
Matt Kaltiainen - BC
03-04
35
1.61
Ty Conklin - UNH
98-99
18
1.64
Jon Gillies - PC
14-15
36
1.74
Michel Larocque - BU
97-98
25
1.74
Mike Ayers - UNH
01-02
21
1.79
Kieran Millan - BU
08-09
35
1.80
Matti Kaltiainen - BC
04-05
25
1.81
Save Percentage (minimum 10 games)
Rk. Name, School
Season GA
1. Jimmy Howard - ME
03-04
14
2. Thatcher Demko - BC
13-14
15
Connor Hellebuyck - UML 12-13
17
4. Kevin Regan - UNH
07-08
42
5. Jon Gillies - PC
14-15
36
6. Mike Ayers - UNH
01-02
21
Rasmus Tirronen - MC
14-15
39
Clay Witt - NU
13-14
44
9. Connor Hellebuyck - UML 13-14
32
10. John Curry - BU
06-07
48
SvsSave%
283
.953
271
.948
313
.948
658
.940
559
.939
315
.938
477
.938
662
.938
464
.935
675
.934
Saves
Rk. Name, School
Season Save%Saves
1. Chris Terreri - PC
84-85
.903
1078
2. Bruce Racine - NU
85-86
.855
868
3. Al Loring - ME
85-86
.876
830
4. Scott Gordon - BC
84-85
.890
810
5. Dana Demole - UL
85-86
.870
807
6. Kieran Millan - BU
10-11
.932
799
7. Matt Di Girolamo - UNH 10--11
.931
797
8. Bruce Racine - NU
86-87
.908
795
9. Brad Thiessen - NU
08-09
.932
784
10. Rob Madore - UVM
10-11
.908
782
Shutouts
Rk.
1.
2.
4.
Name, School
Season
Cory Schneider - BC
05-06
John Curry - BU
06-07
Casey DeSmith - UNH
12-13
Jon Gillies - PC
12-13
Jimmy Howard - ME
03-04
Jimmy Howard - ME
04-05
John Muse - BC
10-11
Rob Nichols - UConn
14-15
Steven Summerhays - ND 13-14
Brad Thiessen - NU
06-07
SO
6
5
5
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
Wins
Rk.
1.
2.
6.
Name, School
Season
Scott Gordon - BC
84-85
John Muse - BC
10-11
Kevin Regan - UNH
07-08
Brad Thiessen - NU
08-09
Cory Schneider - BC
06-07
Scott King - ME
87-88
Matti Kaltiainen - BC
03-04
Alfie Michaud - ME
98-99
Kevin Regan - UNH
06-07
John Curry - BU
05-06
Matt Di Girolamo - UNH 10-11
Scott Gordon - BC
85-86
Bruce Racine - NU
85-86
W-L-T
20-7-1
18-4-1
18-4-1
18-6-3
18-8-1
17-2-1
17-2-3
17-5-2
17-5-2
17-5-3
17-6-4
17-8-1
17-14-1
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Goals Against Average (minimum 10 games)
Win Percentage (minimum 10 games)
Rk.
1.
2.
4.
5.
6.
8.
9.
10.
Name, School
Season
Garth Snow - ME
92-93
Mike Dunham - ME
92-93
Connor Hellebuyck - UML12-13
Brian Larochelle - UNH 96-97
Michel Larocque - BU
97-08
Scott King - ME
87-88
Scott Cashman
92-93
Kieran Millan - BU
08-09
Shaun Real - BC
86-87
Mike Ayers - UNH
01-02
Ty Conklin - UNH
98-99
Thatcher Demko - BC
13-14
Minutes
Rk.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Name, School
Chris Terreri - PC
Bruce Racine - NU
Bruce Racine - NU
Dana Demole - UL
Scott Gordon - BC
John Muse - BC
John Muse - BC
Brad Thiessen - NU
Matt Di Girolamo - UNH
Joe Cannata - MC
W-L-TWin%
11-0-1
.958
11-1-0
.917
11-1-0
.917
9-1-0
.900
12-1-1
.893
17-2-1
.875
7-1-0
.875
15-1-3
.868
13-2-0
.867
9-1-1
.864
9-1-1
.864
9-1-1
.864
Season Minutes
84-85
1995
85-86
1934
86-87
1714
85-86
1665
84-85
1661
07-08
1657
08-09
1655
08-09
1638
10-11
1636
11-12
1634
Northeastern’s Bruce Racine owns career league records
for minutes (6,382) and saves (2,999)
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FRESHMAN
SCORING RECORDS
(REGULAR SEASON HOCKEY EAST LEAGUE GAMES ONLY)
Points
Rk.
1. 2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Name
Paul Kariya - ME Ken Hodge - BC
Jon Morris - UL
Dave Capuano - ME
Jack Eichel - BU
Mario Thyer - ME
Kevin Heffernan - NU
Brian Leetch - BC (D)
Brian Gionta - BC
Darren Haydar - UNH
SeasonGP
1992-93
24
1984-85
30
1984-85
34
1986-87
29
2014-15
22
1987-88
26
1984-85
34
1986-87
30
1997-98
24
1998-99
24
G A Pts
15 48
63
13 36
49
21 26
47
16 30
46
14 30
44
13 28
41
17 23
40
8 31
39
22 16
38
20 18
38
Name
SeasonGP
Brian Gionta - BC
1997-98
24
Chris Ferraro - ME
1992-93
24
Jon Morris - UL
1984-85
34
Darren Haydar - UNH 1998-99
24
Steve Heinze - BC
1988-89
25
Randy LaBrasseur - UL 1986-87
31
Brian Sullivan - NU
1987-88
26
Joe Flanagan - UNH 1988-89
27
Kevin Heffernan - NU 1984-85
34
Rob Gaudreau - PC
1988-89
25
Dave Capuano - ME 1986-87
29
David Aiken - UNH
1986-87
32
G A Pts
22 16
38
21 13
34
21 26
47
20 18
38
19 15
34
19 16
35
17 10
27
17
9
26
17 23
40
16 18
34
16 30
46
16
8
24
Goals
Rk.
1.
2.
4.
5.
7.
10.
Assists
Rk.
1. 2.
3.
4.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Name
Paul Kariya - ME Ken Hodge - BC
Brian Leetch - BC (D)
Dave Capuano - ME
Jack Eichel - BU
Mario Thyer - ME
Stephane DaCosta - MC
Jon Morris - UL
Peter Ferraro - ME
Joe Whitney - BC
Greg Brown - BC (D)
Kevin Heffernan - NU
SeasonGP
1992-93
24
1984-85
30
1986-87
30
1986-87
29
2014-15
22
1987-88
26
2009-10
26
1984-85
34
1992-93
23
2007-08
27
1986-87
30
1984-85
34
G A Pts
15 48
63
13 36
49
8 31
39
16 30
46
14 30
44
13 28
41
9 27
36
21 26
47
9 24
33
5 23
28
9 23
32
17 23
40
Points Per Game (minimum 15 games)
Rk.
1. 2.
3.
3.
4.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Name
Season GP G APts PPG
Paul Kariya - ME 1992-93 24 15 48 63 2.63
Jack Eichel - BU
2014-15 22 14 30 44 2.00
Ken Hodge - BC
1984-85 30 13 36 49 1.63
Dave Capuano - ME 1986-87 29 16 30 46 1.59
Mario Thyer - ME
1987-88 26 13 28 41 1.58
Brian Gionta - BC
1997-98 24 22 16 38 1.58
Darren Haydar - UNH1998-99 24 20 18 38 1.58
Peter Ferraro - ME 1992-93 23 9 24 33 1.43
Chris Ferraro - ME 1992-93 24 21 13 34 1.42
Greg Bullock - UML 1993-94 22 11 20 31 1.41
Jon Morris - UL
1984-85 34 21 26 47 1.38
Stephane DeCosta - MC2009-10
26 9 27 36 1.38
Goals Per Game (minimum 15 games)
Rk.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
8.
Name
Season GP G APts GPG
Brian Gionta - BC
1997-98 24 22 16 38 0.92
Chris Ferraro - ME 1992-93 24 21 13 34 0.88
Darren Haydar - UNH1998-99 24 20 18 38 0.83
Steve Heinze - BC 1988-89 25 19 15 34 0.76
Jean-Yves Roy - ME 1989-90 21 14 13 27 0.67
Brian Sullivan - NU 1987-88 26 17 10 27 0.65
Mario Puskarich - UVM 2013-14
20 13 6 19 0.65
Rob Gaudreau - PC 1988-89 25 16 18 34 0.64
Mike Boback - PC
1988-89 22 14 15 29 0.64
Jack Eichel - BU
2014-15 22 14 30 44 0.64
Assists Per Game (minimum 15 games)
Rk.
1. 2.
3.
3
4.
6.
8.
9.
10.
Name
Paul Kariya - ME Jack Eichel - BU
Ken Hodge - BC
Mario Thyer - ME
Peter Ferraro - ME
Season GP G APts APG
1992-93 24 15 48 63 2.00
2014-15 22 14 30 44 1.36
1984-85 30 13 36 49 1.20
1987-88 26 13 28 41 1.08
1992-93 23 9 24 33 1.04
Stephane DaCosta - MC 2009-10
26 9 27 361.04
Brian Leetch - BC (D)1986-87 30 8 31 39 1.03
Dave Capuano - ME 1986-87 29 16 30 46 1.03
Brett Clark - ME (D) 1995-96 22 4 22 26 1.00
Greg Bullock -, UML 1993-94 22 11 20 31 0.91
Mike Pomichter - BU 1991-92 21 4 18 22 0.86
Jack Eichel made an assault on the Hockey East record books during his Hobey Baker-winning 2014-15 season, entering the top five freshman ranks in points (44), assists (30), points
per game (2.00), and assists per game (1.36).
100
100
ACTIVE
CAREER LEADERS
(REGULAR SEASON HOCKEY EAST LEAGUE GAMES ONLY)
Rk. Name, School
1. Danny O’Regan - BU
2. Kevin Roy - NU
3. Nick Saracino - PC
4. Ahti Oksanen - BU
5. Matt Grzelcyk - BU
Steven Swavely - ME
7. Alexx Privitera - UVM
8. Mark Jankowski - PC
9. Adam Chapie - UML
10. Dalen Hedges - NU
PPG
1.00
1.05
0.74
0.67
0.70
0.60
0.67
0.55
0.55
0.85
G
29
29
18
23
10
14
11
12
18
11
Rk. Name, School
1. Kevin Roy - NU
Danny O’Regan - BU
3. Ahti Oksanen - BU
4. Nick Saricino - PC
Adam Chapie - UML
6. Mario Puskarich - UVM
7. Zach Aston-Reese - NU
8. Steven Swavely - ME
9. Adam Gilmour - BC
Trevor Mingoia - PC
Cl.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Jr.
Jr.
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
Pos.
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
GP
64
69
66
62
64
38
35
65
42
44
GPG
0.45
0.42
0.35
0.29
0.28
0.45
0.46
0.22
0.31
0.30
G
29
29
23
18
18
17
16
14
13
13
Goals Per Game (minimum 30 games)
Rk. Name, School
1. Danny O’Regan - BU
2. Kevin Roy - NU
4. Matt Grzelcyk - BU
5. Nick Saracino - PC
6. Teddy Doherty - BC
7. Alexx Privitera - UVM
8. Ben Gallacher - UMass
Steven Swavely - ME
Mark Jankowski - PC
Cl.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Pos.
F
F
D
F
D
D
D
F
F
GP
69
64
56
62
64
55
58
65
67
APG
0.58
0.59
0.52
0.45
0.42
0.47
0.43
0.38
0.37
A
40
38
29
28
27
26
25
25
25
Assists Per Game (minimum 30 games)
Goals
Assists
A
40
38
28
21
29
25
26
25
17
23
P
69
67
46
44
39
39
37
37
35
34
Points Per Game (minimum 30 games)
Cl. Pos. GP
Sr. F 69
Sr. F 64
Sr. F 62
Sr. F 66
Sr. D 56
Sr. F 65
Sr. D 55
Sr. F 67
Sr. F 64
Jr. F 40
Rk.
1. 2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Rk.
1.
2.
4.
5.
6.
7.
9.
10.
Rk.
1.
2.
3.
5.
6.
7.
9.
Name, School
Kevin Roy - NU
Danny O’Regan - BU
Dalen Hedges - NU
Mario Puskarich - UVM
Tyler Kelleher - UNH
Zach Aston-Reese - NU
Nick Saracino - PC
Matt Grzelcyk - BU
Adam Gilmour - BC
Ahti Oksanen - BU
Alexx Privitera - UVM
Name, School
Zach Aston-Reese - NU
Kevin Roy - NU
Mario Puskarich - UVM
Danny O’Regan - BU
Ahti Oksanen - BU
Brady Shaw - UVM
Evan Campbell - UML
Adam Gilmour - BC
Trevor Mingoia - PC
Nick Saracino - PC
Name, School
Kevin Roy - NU
Danny O’Regan - BU
Tyler Kelleher - UNH
Dalen Hedges - NU
Robbie Baillargeon - BU
Matt Grzelcyk - BU
Cam Brown - ME
Brendan Bradley - UVM
Alexx Privitera - UVM
Matt Benning - NU
Goals Against Average
Wins
Save Percentage
Shutouts
Rk. Name, School
Cl.
1. Thatcher Demko - BC
Jr.
2. Cal Petersen - ND
So.
3. Mike Santaguida - UVM Jr.
4. Daniel Tirone - UNH
So.
5. Kevin Boyle - UML
Sr.
6. Derick Roy - NU
Jr.
7. Rob Nichols - UConn
Jr.
8. Sean Romeo - ME
So.
9. Matt Morris - ME
Jr.
10. Adam Clark - UNH
So.
Rk. Name, School
Cl.
1. Cal Petersen - ND
So.
2. Thatcher Demko - BC
Jr.
3. Kevin Boyle - UML
Sr.
4. Daniel Tirone - UNH
So.
Rob Nichols - UConn
Jr.
6. Mike Santaguida - UVM Jr.
7. Sean Romeo - ME
So.
8. Derick Roy - NU
So.
9. Matt Morris - ME
Jr.
10. Adam Clark - UNH
So.
Min
1995:12
960:44
1325:36
769:26
2614:15
503:10
1304:22
664:11
706:05
524:13
Saves
501
857
483
325
654
511
324
223
338
196
GAGAA
63
1.89
33
2.06
51
2.31
32
2.50
113
2.59
25
2.98
65
2.99
35
3.16
38
3.23
29
3.32
GASave%
33
.938
63
.932
44
.917
32
.910
65
.910
51
.909
35
.903
25
.899
38
.899
29
.871
Cl.
Sr.
Sr.
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
Sr.
Cl.
Jr.
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
Sr.
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
Sr.
Sr.
Cl.
Sr.
Sr.
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
Sr.
Jr.
Jr.
Sr.
Jr.
Rk. Name, School
Cl.
1. Thatcher Demko - BC
Jr.
Kevin Boyle - UML
Sr.
Mike Santaguida - UVM Jr.
Daniel Tirone - UNH
So.
5. Cal Petersen - ND
So.
Rob Nichols - UConn
Jr.
7. Matt Morris - ME
Jr.
8. Derick Roy - NU
Jr.
Sean Romeo - ME
So.
10. Henry Dill - UMass
So.
Rk. Name, School
1. Rob Nichols - UConn
2. Thatcher Demko - BC
3. Mike Santaguida, UVM
Kevin Boyle - UML
Cal Petersen - ND
6. Matt Morris - ME
Jeff Smith - UML
Daniel Tirone - UNH
Nick Ellis - PC
Cl.
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
Sr.
So.
Jr.
So.
So.
Jr.
Pos. GP
F
64
F
69
F
40
F
38
F
40
F
35
F
62
D
56
F
42
F
66
D
55
Pos.
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
GP
35
64
38
69
66
38
35
42
44
62
Pos. GP
F
64
F
69
F
40
F
40
F
35
D
56
F
42
F
42
D
55
D
38
Pts.
67
69
34
31
32
27
46
39
29
44
37
G
16
29
17
29
23
12
11
13
13
18
A
38
40
23
23
19
29
20
20
26
18
PPG
1.05
1.00
0.85
0.82
0.80
0.77
0.74
0.70
0.69
0.67
0.67
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Points
GPG
0.46
0.45
0.45
0.42
0.35
0.32
0.31
0.31
0.30
0.29
APG
0.59
0.58
0.57
0.57
0.54
0.52
0.48
0.48
0.47
0.47
GPW-L-T
33
21-8-4
19
9-6-4
21
9-10-2
13
9-4-0
16
7-6-3
22
7-11-4
11
5-5-1
8
3-4-1
11
3-7-1
10
2-7-1
GP
22
33
21
19
16
11
3
13
7
SO
4
3
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
101
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2015-16
HEA MEN’S COMPOSITE SCHEDULE
ALL TIMES 7 P.M. AND EST UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED | *LEAGUE GAME
Sat., October 3
Acadia at Boston Univ. (Ex) – 4pm
Dalhousie at UMass (Ex)
New Brunswick at Boston College (Ex)
Simon Fraser at Providence (Ex)
Queens at UConn (Ex) – 3:05pm
St. Francis Xavier at Merrimack (Ex)
Sun., October 4
New Brunswick at UMass Lowell (Ex) – 4pm
Acadia at Vermont (Ex) – 4pm
St. Francis Xavier at New Hampshire (Ex) –
4pm
Simon Fraser at Northeastern (Ex) – 4pm
Fri., October 9
Guelph at Notre Dame (Ex) – 7:35pm
Boston College at Army
RPI at UMass Lowell – 7:15pm
UConn at Alabama Huntsville – 8:07pm
UMass at Colorado College – 9:37pm
Providence at Miami – 7:35pm
Michigan State vs. Maine (Icebreaker) – 8pm
North Dakota vs. Lake Superior State (Icebreaker) – 4:30pm
Sat., October 10
American International at New Hampshire
Colgate at Northeastern
Boston Univ. at Union
Providence at Miami – 7:05pm
UMass at Colorado College – 9:07pm
UConn at Alabama Huntsville – 8:07pm
Vermont at Minnesota (HOF Game)
North Dakota vs. Maine (Icebreaker) – 8pm
Michigan State vs. Lake Superior State (Icebreaker) – 4:30pm
Sun., October 11
Boston College at RPI – 2pm
NTDP at Notre Dame (Ex) – 4pm
Fri., October 16
St. Lawrence at New Hampshire
Notre Dame at Penn State – 7:05pm
Omaha at Vermont – 7:05pm
Wisconsin at Boston College
Arizona State at UConn – 7:05pm
Bentley at Northeastern
Sacred Heart at UMass
Colorado College at UMass Lowell – 7:15pm
Clarkson at Merrimack
Maine at Union
Holy Cross at Providence
NTDP at Boston Univ. (Ex) – 7:30pm
Sat., October 17
Clarkson at New Hampshire
Notre Dame at Penn State – 7:05pm
Wisconsin at Boston Univ.
Omaha at Vermont – 7:05pm
Colorado College at UMass Lowell
St. Lawrence at Merrimack – 7:30pm
Maine at Union
Northeastern at Bentley – 7:05pm
Tue., October 20
Maine at Quinnipiac
Fri., October 23
New Hampshire at UMass*
UMass Lowell at Merrimack*
Boston College at Colorado College – 9:37pm
UMD at Notre Dame – 6pm
North Dakota at Vermont – 7:05pm
Ohio State at Providence
Northeastern at Minnesota
New Brunswick at Maine (Ex)
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Sat., October 24
UConn at Boston Univ.* - 4pm
Merrimack at UMass Lowell*
Boston College at Colorado College – 9:07pm
UMD at Notre Dame – 6:35pm
New Hampshire at Union – 7:30pm
North Dakota at Vermont – 7:05pm
Ohio State at Providence
Northeastern at Minnesota
Tue., October 27
Boston Univ. at UConn* – 7:05pm
Thu., October 29
Vermont at Northeastern*
Fri., October 30
Boston Univ. at Merrimack*
Providence at Colgate
UMass Lowell at UMD – 8pm
Denver at Boston College
Maine vs. UMass (Trenton, NJ) – 4:30pm
Sat., October 31
Notre Dame at UConn* – 3:05pm
Northeastern at Vermont* – 7:05pm
New Hampshire at Merrimack*
Providence at Colgate
Denver at Boston Univ. – 4pm
UMass Lowell at UMD – 8pm
Maine vs. Yale/Princeton (Trenton, NJ)
UMass vs. Yale/Princeton (Trenton, NJ)
Sun., November 1
Notre Dame at UConn* – 2:35pm (Barclays
Center)
Tue., November 3
UMass at Boston College*
Wed., November 4
Merrimack at Bentley
Fri., November 6
UMass Lowell at Vermont* – 7:05pm
Maine at Boston College*
Northeastern at Boston Univ. * - 7:30pm
UMass at UConn* – 7:05pm
New Hampshire at Michigan State
Minnesota at Notre Dame – 7:30pm
Sat., November 7
UMass Lowell at Vermont* – 7:05pm
Boston Univ. at Northeastern*
UConn at UMass*
Merrimack at Canisius – 6pm
New Hampshire at Michigan State
Minnesota at Notre Dame – 6:35pm
Sun., November 8
Maine at Boston College* - 1pm
Tue., November 10
Army at UConn – 7:05pm
Thu., November 12
Northeastern at Notre Dame* – 7:30pm
Sun., November 15
UMass Lowell at Maine* – 5pm
UMass at Vermont* – 1pm
Tue., November 17
Quinnipiac at UConn – 7:05pm
Fri., November 20
Notre Dame at UMass Lowell* – 7:15pm
UMass at New Hampshire*
Vermont at Maine*
Northeastern at Providence*
Michigan at Boston Univ. – 6pm
Sat., November 21
Notre Dame at UMass Lowell*
Vermont at Maine* – 4pm
Boston College at New Hampshire*
UMass at Merrimack*
Providence at Northeastern* - 7:30pm
Michigan at Boston Univ. – 4pm
Tue., November 24
Boston College at UConn* – 7:05pm
New Hampshire at RPI
Bentley at Boston Univ.
Fri., November 27
Quinnipiac at UMass
Harvard at Notre Dame (Shillelagh Tournament) –
7:35pm
Princeton at Maine
UMass Lowell vs. Northeastern* (Belfast Friendship
Four) – 2:30pm
Sat., November 28
Bentley at New Hampshire
UMass at Quinnipiac
RIT at Boston College
Western Michigan/RPI at Notre Dame (Shillelagh
Tournament) – 7:35pm
Yale at Providence
Cornell vs. Boston Univ. – 8pm (Madison Square
Garden)
Northeastern vs. Brown/Colgate (Belfast Friendship
Four)
UMass Lowell vs. Brown/Colgate (Belfast Friendship Four)
Union at Merrimack – 4pm
Princeton at Maine
Sun., November 29
Vermont at Penn State (Philadelphia, Pa.) – 1pm
Fri., December 4
Vermont at Boston Univ. * – 7:30pm
New Hampshire at Maine*
UMass at Notre Dame* – 7:35pm
Providence at Merrimack*
Sat., December 5
Vermont at Boston Univ. * – 4pm
UMass at Notre Dame* – 6:05pm
Northeastern at Boston College*
Merrimack at Providence*
UMass Lowell at UConn* – 3:05pm
Maine at New Hampshire*
Fri., November 13
Northeastern at Notre Dame* – 7:35pm
UConn at Vermont* – 7:05pm
Merrimack at UMass*
Boston Univ. at Providence* - 6pm
Maine at UMass Lowell* – 7:15pm
Michigan State at Boston College
Sun., December 6
UConn at UMass Lowell* - 1pm
Boston College at Northeastern – 4pm
Sat., November 14
Providence at Boston Univ. * - 4pm
New Hampshire at Merrimack*
Fri., December 11
Boston Univ. at Yale
St. Lawrence at Vermont – 7:05pm
Union at UMass
Thu., December 10
Notre Dame at Boston College* – 7:05pm
Brown at Providence
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UConn vs. Michigan Tech (Desert Hockey
Classic) – 5pm
Boston Univ. at UMass*
Northeastern at UMass Lowell* – 7:15pm
Sat., December 12
Boston Univ. at Quinnipiac
Vermont at St. Lawrence
Sat., January 9
Boston College at Providence*
UMass at Boston Univ. *
Colgate at Maine
Notre Dame at Western Michigan – 7:05pm
Northeastern at St. Lawrence
Merrimack at Cornell
Sat., February 6
Notre Dame at Vermont* – 7:05pm
Providence at Maine*
New Hampshire at UMass Lowell*
UConn at Merrimack*
Fri., December 18
NTDP at UMass (Ex)
Sat., December 19
Michigan State at Northeastern – 7:30pm
Sun., December 20
Canisius at Merrimack – 4pm
Vermont at Union – 4pm
Mon., December 28
UMass Lowell vs. Clarkson (Three Rivers
Classic) – 4:30pm
Boston College vs. Ohio State (Florida
Classic)
Providence vs. Cornell (Florida Classic) –
4:05pm
Tue., December 29
Army at Merrimack
UMass Lowell vs. Penn State/Robert
Morris (Three Rivers Classic)
Lake Superior State at Vermont (Catamount Cup) – 7:05pm
Brown vs. Colgate (Catamount Cup) –
4pm
Boston College vs. TBD (Florida Classic)
Providence vs. TBD (Florida Classic)
New Hampshire at Maine (Portland, ME)
Wed., December 30
Colgate at Vermont (Catamount Cup) –
7:05pm
Brown vs. Lake Superior State (Catamount Cup) – 4pm
Maine at New Hampshire (Manchester,
NH)
Fri., January 1
Notre Dame at Denver – 9:05pm
UConn at Minnesota (Maricucci Classic)
Sat., January 2
Notre Dame at Denver – 9:05pm
Quinnipiac at Northeastern
Merrimack vs. Union (Dartmouth Tournament) – 4pm
UConn vs. Ferris State/Harvard (Maricucci
Classic)
New Hampshire at Vermont – 7:05pm
UMass at Army – 7:05pm
Sun., January 3
Merrimack vs. TBD (Dartmouth Tournament)
Providence at Brown – 4pm
Tue., January 5
Yale at UMass
UConn at Arizona State – 9:30pm
Thu., January 7
Boston Univ. at Harvard
Fri., January 8
Providence at Boston College*
UMass Lowell at New Hampshire*
Colgate at Maine
Western Michigan at Notre Dame –
7:35pm
Northeastern at St. Lawrence
Merrimack at Cornell
Dartmouth at Vermont – 7:05pm
Sun., January 10
UConn vs. Arizona State/Yale (Desert Hockey Classic)
Fri., January 15
New Hampshire at Northeastern*
UMass Lowell at UMass*
Boston Univ. at Boston College* - 6pm
Merrimack at Notre Dame* – 7:30pm
Providence at Vermont* – 7:05pm
UConn at Maine*
Sat., January 16
Northeastern at New Hampshire*
UMass at UMass Lowell*
Boston College at Boston Univ.*
Merrimack at Notre Dame*
Providence at Vermont* – 7:05pm
UConn at Maine*
Tues., January 19
Quinnipiac at Maine
Fri., January 22
Notre Dame at New Hampshire* – 7:05pm
Boston Univ. at Maine*
Vermont at UConn* – 8:30pm
Boston College at UMass*
Northeastern at Merrimack*
UMass Lowell at Providence*
Sat., January 23
Notre Dame at New Hampshire* – 7:05pm
Maine at Boston Univ. *
Vermont at UMass*
UConn at Boston College*
Merrimack at Northeastern*
Providence at UMass Lowell*
Tue., January 26
Sacred Heart at UConn – 7:05pm
Fri., January 29
Boston College at Notre Dame* – 7:35pm
Maine at UMass*
New Hampshire at Providence*
Merrimack a Boston Univ. * - 7:30pm
Arizona State at UMass Lowell* – 7:15pm
Sat., January 30
Maine at UMass*
New Hampshire at Providence*
Arizona State at UMass Lowell
Sun., January 31
Arizona State at Merrimack – 4pm
Mon., February 1
Boston College vs. Harvard (Beanpot) – 5pm
Boston Univ. vs. Northeastern (Beanpot) –
8pm
Tue., February 2
Brown at UConn – 7:05pm
Fri., February 5
Notre Dame at Vermont* – 7:05pm
Providence at Maine*
New Hampshire at Boston College*
Mon., February 8
Boston College vs. Boston Univ./Northeastern (Beanpot)
Boston Univ. vs. Boston College/Harvard
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Merrimack at UConn* – 7:05pm
Dartmouth at New Hampshire
Tue., February 9
American International at UMass – 7:05pm
Fri., February 12
Maine at Notre Dame* - 6:35pm
Northeastern at UMass* - 8:30pm
Merrimack at Boston College*
Vermont at New Hampshire*
UMass Lowell at Boston Univ. * - 7:30pm
UConn at Providence*
Sat., February 13
Maine at Notre Dame* – 7:05pm
UMass at Northeastern*
Boston College at Merrimack*
Vermont at New Hampshire* – 5pm
Boston Univ. at UMass Lowell*
Providence at UConn* – 5:05pm
Tue., February 16
UMass Lowell at American International
Fri., February 19
Boston Univ. at New Hampshire* - 8:30pm
Merrimack at Maine*
Notre Dame at Providence*
Boston College at Vermont* – 7:05pm
Northeastern at UConn* – 7:05pm
UMass at UMass Lowell* – 7:15pm
Sat., February 20
New Hampshire at Boston Univ. * - 4pm
Merrimack at Maine*
Notre Dame at Providence* – 7:05pm
Boston College at Vermont* – 7:05pm
UConn at Northeastern*
Fri., February 26
UMass Lowell at Boston College*
Vermont at Merrimack* - 8:30pm
Maine at Northeastern*
Providence at UMass*
Boston Univ. at Notre Dame* – 7:35pm
New Hampshire at UConn* – 7:05pm
Sat., February 27
Boston College at UMass Lowell*
Vermont at Merrimack*
Maine at Northeastern*
UMass at Providence*
Boston Univ. at Notre Dame* – 7:05pm
UConn at New Hampshire*
Fri.-Sun., March 4-6
HEA Opening Round on campus sites
Fri.-Sun., March 11-13
HEA Quarterfinals on campus sites
Friday, March 18
Hockey East Semifinals at TD Garden
Saturday, March 19
Hockey East final at TD Garden
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HOCKEY EAST BY THE NUMBERS
• Hockey East teams have won 13 National Championships, including nine during
the league’s 31-year history. In those 31 seasons, Hockey East has sent 99 teams
to the NCAA Tournament and 41 Teams to the Frozen Four.
• In the last 10 years, the league has sent 36 teams to the NCAA Tournament, 13
to the Frozen Four, and eight to the championship game, where five won the NCAA
title.
• 10 players from Hockey East have been named Most Outstanding Player at the
Frozen Four. 65 conference skaters have been named to the Frozen Four All-Tournament Team.
• Hockey East boasts nine Hobey Baker Award winners, 71 Top-10 Finalists and 13
Hat Trick finalists, including 10 over just the last seven seasons.
• 39 Hockey East alumni have represented Team USA on the U.S. Olympic Men’s
Ice Hockey Team in eight Olympic Winter Games. 11 of those 39 have captured a
silver medal.
• 20 alumni of Hockey East schools are now college head coaches, and 34 others
are assistants at the men’s Division-I level.
• 578 Hockey East players have been selected in the NHL Entry Draft, including 37
in the first round.
• 48 Hockey East alums played regularly in the NHL during the 2013-2014 season,
including five starting goalies.
• 34 league alumni have been members of Stanley Cup winning teams, and two have
won the Conn Smythe Trophy as playoff MVP. Most recently, Jonathan Quick (Massachusetts ‘07) won his second Stanley Cup in 2014 with the Los Angeles Kings.
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