2006-07 Men`s Hockey Game Notes

2006-07 Men’s Hockey Game Notes
DARTMOUTH
Weekend Spotlight
GAME
13
#20 Dartmouth Big Green
5-5-2, 4-4-2 ECACHL
vs.
#9/9 Boston University
6-4-5, 4-3-4 Hockey East
• Saturday, Dec. 30, 2006 • 4:00 pm • CN8 •
Thompson Arena • Hanover, N.H.
St. Lawrence
9-8-1, 5-2-0 ECACHL
vs.
North Dakota
8-10-1, 5-8-1 WCHA
• Saturday, Dec. 30, 2006 • 7:00 pm •
Thompson Arena • Hanover, N.H.
SCOUTING BOSTON UNIVERSITY
Boston University returns to action against St. Lawrence after last playing to a 4-2
victory over Providence on December 8. Senior Kenny Roche scored the gamewinning goal and added an assist to help BU improve to 6-3-5 on the year with a 4-3-4
record in Hockey East play.
Roche is leading his team with 13 points. The senior is just one of four BU players
scoring in double figures. Pete MacArthur (12 points), Chris Higgins (11) and Sean
Sullivan (11) are next in line. Sullivan is the leader with 10 assists while Roche is
tops with six goals.
John Curry has started 13 of BU’s 14 games and has a 5-3-5 record. He currently
has a .928 save percentage and 1.87 goals against average. Karson Gillespie has played
in one game, earning a win.
BOSTON UNIVERSITY VS. ST. LAWRENCE
St. Lawrence’s Mike McKenzie beat BU goaltender John Curry on a penalty shot
2:30 minutes into overtime, capping a late SLU comeback in an unlikely 4-3 victory at Dartmouth College’s Thompson Arena on the opening day of the Ledyard
National Bank Classic.
BU held a 3-2 lead late in the third period before Brock McBride scored his third
goal of the night with 3:50 left in regulation, tying the game at 3-3.
McKenzie scored the penalty shot on a backhander that beat BU goalie John
Curry to the glove side. Curry finished the night with 19 saves.
In the first period, McBride gave SLU a 1-0 lead at the midway point before BU
tied it on Jason Lawrence’s power play goal with 1:32 left. Pete MacArthur pushed
BU back ahead, 2-1, just 4:15 into the middle stanza.
In the third period, McBride evened the score again with 8:58 played before
Lawrence got his second of the night 1:05 later for a 3-2 BU lead.
For St. Lawrence, Alex Petizian made 27 saves.
2006-2007 Schedule/Results
(5-5-2, 4-4-2 ECACHL, 3-2-1 Ivy)
OCTOBER (2-0, 1-0 ECACHL, 1-0 IVY)
27 Fri.
#11/#12 HARVARD*#
29 Sun. #19 VERMONT (CN8)
W, 5-2
W, 3-2
NOVEMBER (3-3-2, 3-3-2 ECACHL, 2-1-1 IVY)
3
Fri.
ST. LAWRENCE#
4
Sat.
#13 CLARKSON#
10 Fri.
at Colgate#
11 Sat.
at #11/11 Cornell*#
17 Fri.
YALE*#
18 Sat.
BROWN*#
24 Fri.
PRINCETON*#
25 Sat.
#19 QUINNIPIAC#
L, 1-2 (ot)
L, 3-6
W, 6-3
W, 3-2
L, 2-4
W, 1-0
T, 3-3 (ot)
T, 3-3 (ot)
DECEMBER (0-2-0, 0-1-0 ECACHL, 2-2-1 IVY)
16 Sat.
at Harvard*# (CSTV)
29 Fri.
LEDYARD NATIONAL BANK CLASSIC (CN8)
vs. North Dakota
30 Sat.
LEDYARD NATIONAL BANK CLASSIC (CN8)
vs. Boston University (consolation game)
4:00 PM
JANUARY
5
Fri.
6
Sat.
13 Sat.
16 Tue.
19 Fri.
20 Sat.
26 Fri.
27 Sat.
at Union#
at Rensselaer#
New Hampshire∆ (WMUR)
HOLY CROSS
CANISIUS
SACRED HEART
at Clarkson#
at St. Lawrence#
7:00 PM
7:00 PM
7:00 PM
7:00 PM
7:00 PM
7:00 PM
7:00 PM
7:00 PM
FEBRUARY
2
Fri.
3
Sat.
9
Fri.
10 Sat.
16 Fri.
18 Sun.
23 Fri.
24 Sat.
RENSSELAER#
UNION#
at Quinnipiac#
at Princeton*#
at Brown*#
at Yale*# (ESPNU)
CORNELL*#
COLGATE#
7:00 PM
7:00 PM
7:00 PM
7:00 PM
7:00 PM
4:00 PM
7:00 PM
7:00 PM
MARCH
2-4 9-11 16 17 23-25
APRIL
5-7 L, 2-3
L, 1-4
ECACHL First Round at Campus Sites (Best Of Three)
ECACHL Quarterfinals at Campus Sites (Best of Three)
ECACHL Semifinals at Pepsi Arena, Albany, N.Y.
ECACHL Finals at Pepsi Arena, Albany, N.Y.
NCAA Regionals
NCAA Frozen Four at Savvis Center, St. Louis, Mo.
HOME GAMES IN BOLD CAPS
* Ivy Game
# ECAC Hockey Game
∆ at Verizon Wireless Arena,
Manchester, N.H.
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HEAD
COACH
Bob Gaudet
Bob Gaudet enters his tenth season
as head coach of the Big Green.
Gaudet is a 1981 graduate of Dartmouth and played four years for the
varsity hockey team as a goaltender.
He came back to Dartmouth after
nine successful seasons behind the
Brown University bench.
At Dartmouth, Gaudet has
guided the Big Green to five straight
winning seasons, including two 20win seasons in 2002-03 and 200405. The 20-13-2 record in 2004-05
marked the fifth consecutive campaign above .500, the first time that’s
happened in school history. Gaudet
has also led the Big Green to home playoff series the last six years and in
2001, the program made its first trip to the ECAC semifinals in 20 years. He earned his 200th career win against St. Lawrence on Feb. 11, 2005 and
has a Dartmouth record of 138-128-36.
Last year the Big Green captured its first-ever ECACHL title, sharing the honors with Colgate. Gaudet was also named the ECAC Hockey
League’s Coach of the Year, making him the second coach to earn the award
with two separate teams. Mike Ouellette was named the Ivy League Player
of the Year and he is the first player under Gaudet’s tutelage to earn that
honor. Ouellette was also given All-America honors, giving Gaudet backto-back players earning that award.
Gaudet took over Brown’s coaching reins in 1988 and immediately went
about transforming the Bears from a perennial cellar-dweller into one of the
ECAC’s top programs. During his tenure, Brown steadily climbed in the
league standings, from 12th in ’89 to eighth in ’90 and ’91, fifth in ’92, third
in ’93, fourth in ’94 and all the way to second in ’95. Gaudet has begun the
same process at Dartmouth. The Big Green finished 11th his first two years,
eighth in 2000, fifth in ’01, third in ’05 and was tied for first last season.
During Gaudet’s time at Brown, the Bears were crowned Ivy League
champions twice (1991 and 1995) and, in 1993, made the school’s first
NCAA appearance since 1976. In both 1993 and 1995, he was a finalist
for Division I Coach of the Year honors. He was named ECAC Coach of
the Year in 1995 after leading Brown to a second-place finish in the league,
just one-and-a-half games behind first-place Clarkson. The Bears also spent
much of the year in and out of the top 10 in the national polls.
Gaudet’s career coaching record stands at a respectable 231-27067.
Gaudet originally came to Brown in 1988 following a five-year tenure
as an assistant coach at Dartmouth. He assisted in all aspects of the Big
Green hockey program under head coaches George Crowe and Brian Mason while coordinating recruiting efforts and serving as varsity goaltender
coach. In addition, he directed the junior varsity program his first season
at Dartmouth.
Gaudet graduated in 1981 with a degree in visual arts after four productive seasons for the Big Green hockey team. In 1979 and 1980, Gaudet
led the Big Green to Ivy League titles and appearances in the NCAA
Final Four. As a senior, he served as co-captain and was a recipient of the
Philip D. McInnis Award for spirit, loyalty and dedication to Dartmouth
ice hockey. In 76 career games, he made a school-record 2,129 saves while
allowing only 299 goals for a 4.00 career goals against average and an .877
save percentage. He had his most successful campaign as a sophomore
when he recorded two of his four career shutouts to go along with a 3.03
goals against average. He was first team All-Ivy in 1978-79 and 1979-80,
and was a two-time recipient of the Canterbury Society Award for the best
Ivy League goalie.
Following graduation, Gaudet signed a free-agent contract with the
Winnipeg Jets of the National Hockey League. He played for minor league
affiliates of Winnipeg in the CHL and IHL for one year before a knee injury
cut short his promising career.
In the summer of 1990, Gaudet served as the assistant coach of the
East team in the Olympic Sports Festival, held in Minneapolis. In 1994,
he served again as head coach of the East team, and also coached the East
All-Star Team in the East-West Shrine College Hockey Classic. Gaudet
spent the summer of 1998 behind the bench of the New England Select
16-Team at USA Hockey’s Summer Festival in Ann Arbor, Mich.
Gaudet and his wife Lynne – also a 1981 Dartmouth graduate – reside
in Hanover with their three children: sons Joey and Jimmy plus daughter
Kelly. Joey is a member of the 2006-07 Big Green team.
Gaudet Year-By-Year
Did You Know?
Year
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
School
Brown
Brown
Brown
Brown
Brown
Brown
Brown
Brown
Brown
Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth
Dartmouth
Dartmouth
Dartmouth
Dartmouth Totals
Brown Totals
Overall Totals
138-128-36
93-143-31
231-270-67
*Ivy League Champions – 1991 and 1995
*ECACHL Champions – 2006
*NCAA Tournament Appearance – 1993
*ECAC Coach of the Year – 1995, 2006
W-L-T
1-25-0
10-16-3
9-15-3
11-15-4
16-12-3
15-13-4
15-12-3
9-15-8
7-19-3
11-13-5
10-17-2
9-17-4
16-14-4
14-13-5
20-13-1
14-11-9
20-13-2
19-12-2
5-5-2
• Since Bob Gaudet took over the men’s hockey program in 1997, Dartmouth has
improved to 138-128-36.
• The Big Green has captured a conference regular-season championship and
made six consecutive postseason appearances under Gaudet’s reign.
• Bob Gaudet is the 21st coach in Dartmouth’s 100-year history. He is the second
winningest coach. It took Gaudet 246 games to reach 100 wins at Dartmouth.
• Gaudet has had a winning season six straight years.
• Dartmouth logged its second 20-win season under Gaudet in 2004-05. The Big
Green had won 20 games in just two seasons prior to Gaudet’s arrival.
• Dartmouth has had unprecedented success in the classroom since Gaudet took
over the coaching reins. Gaudet has had six players named Academic All-Ivy, one
named Academic All-America and 28 Academic All-ECACHL.
• The Big Green has established a terrific winning tradition at home, compiling an impressive 431-342-24 record in 100 seasons while going 83-47-15 under
Gaudet.
• Gaudet has been named the ECAC Hockey League’s Coach of the Year twice
and is the only current coach to have earned the award with two different teams.
• Gaudet has coached nine players who have been drafted into the NHL including
a first and second round draft pick and one player currently playing in the National
Hockey League.
DARTMOUTH
2006-07 Roster
Tanner Glass
No.Name
Yr. Po. Ht.
Wt.
DOB
Hometown/Previous Team
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
30
33
Jr
Sr
Fr
Jr
So
Fr
Jr
Fr
Fr
So
Sr
Sr
So
Sr
Jr
So
Fr
Fr
Fr
So
So
Jr
Sr
Jr
Fr
So
183
225
225
193
180
200
193
190
186
195
180
212
209
205
212
192
172
192
195
189
197
220
197
206
175
187
12/24/84
9/29/83
1/9/87
2/15/85
4/23/86
10/9/87
1/23/86
1/16/87
6/4/88
2/14/85
2/21/84
2/20/84
5/22/85
11/29/83
2/27/86
1/5/84
4/22/88
5/29/87
8/23/87
5/7/86
2/4/84
8/10/84
1/20/85
12/24/85
9/10/85
3/31/86
Orchard Park, N.Y./Buffalo Lightning
Bedford, N.H./Boston Bulldogs
Stoneham, Mass./Phillips Exeter
Brattleboro, Vt./Deerfield Academy
Duluth, Minn./Springfield Junior Blues
Toronto, Ont./Saint Michael’s Buzzers
Calgary, Alta./Calgary Canucks
Greenwich, Conn./Sodertalje
Peterborough, Ont./Peterborough Stars
Okotoks, Alta./Calgary Royals
Swampscott, Mass./Deerfield Academy
Orford, N.H./Boston College
Rochester, Minn./Sioux Falls Stampede
Craven Sask./Nanaimo Clippers
Wayzata, Minn./The Blake School
Edmonton, Alta./Bonnyville Pontiacs
Calgary, Alta./Calgary Royals
Hanover, N.H./N.H. Junior Monarchs
Brooks, Alta./Calgary Canucks
Stanwood, Mich./Chicago Steel
Burnaby, B.C./Prince George Spruce Kings
N. Vancouver, B.C./Coquitlam Express
Upper St. Clair, Pa./Pittsburgh Forge
Calgary, Alta./St. Alberta Saints
Foxboro, Mass./Waterloo Blackhawks
Toronto, Ont./Bowmanville Eagles
Mike Devine
Mike Hartwick
Kevin McCarthy
Will Boardman
Chris Johnson
Harry Taylor
Jon Grecu
Peter Boldt
Josh Gillam
John Gibson
Dan Shribman
Ben Lovejoy
Brandon Harrington
Tanner Glass (C)
J.T. Wyman
Connor Shields
T.J. Galiardi
Joe Gaudet
Rob Smith
Kevin Swallow
Rob Pritchard
David Jones (A)
Grant Lewis
Nick Johnson
Joe Grossman
Dan Goulding
G
D
D
D
D
D
F
D
F
D
F
D
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
D
F
G
G
5-11
6-4
6-2
6-4
5-11
6-3
6-0
6-0
5-10
6-3
5-9
6-2
6-1
6-1
6-2
6-0
6-2
6-2
6-1
6-0
5-11
6-2
6-3
6-2
5-10
5-10
DARTMOUTH
Last Time Out
NORTH DAKOTA TAKES 4-1 VICTORY OVER DARTMOUTH
HANOVER, N.H. -- Goaltender Philippe Lamoureux made 25 saves as the
University of North Dakota defeated Dartmouth, 4-1, in the second game of the
Ledyard National Bank Hockey Classic Friday night. A pair of short-handed goals
highlighted the opening scoring before UND erupted for three in the third including a late empty netter.
A shorthanded Rylan Kaip goal gave North Dakota a 1-0 lead with 2:21 gone
in the first period. Dartmouth tied the game at the 1:29 mark of the second on
a shorthanded, unassisted marker by junior David Jones (N. Vancouver, B.C.). A
turnover in the UND end allowing Jones to skate down alone firing over Lamoureux’s right shoulder.
Robbie Bina broke the 1-1 tie with 6:33 gone in the third period, scoring the
gamewinner for North Dakota (8-10-1). UND will take on St. Lawrence in
Saturday’s championship game after SLU defeated Boston University, 4-3, in the
opener.
After Bina pushed UND ahead in the third, Andrew Kozek added an insurance goal three minutes later. With Dartmouth goalie Mike Devine (Orchard Park,
N.Y.) on the bench in favor of the extra skater, UND’s Ryan Duncan added an
empty-netter with 42 seconds left.
Devine made 14 saves for Dartmouth who was 0-for-11 on the power play.
North Dakota also missed on seven power play chances.
“I thought we played a good game, they were a well coached and a very good
hockey team. We played hard but it just didn’t go our way. We’re continuing to
battle and we’ll find a way. We need to get better on our power play. A power play
goal tonight and it might have been a different game for us.” - Head Coach Bob
Gaudet.
Kevin Swallow
DARTMOUTH
Quick Hits
• The Big Green has hosted a home playoff series each of the last six years, going 10-3 with an average attendance of 3,362 fans per game. Dartmouth led the league in attendance in 2005-06, averaging 4,016 fans a game. The Big Green has been in the top-20 nationally in attendance the
last five seasons.
• The 2006-07 season will be Dartmouth’s 101st. The Big Green has played a total of 2,039 games in that span with a record of 944-1,002-95,
scoring 8,185 goals while allowing 8,188.
• Dartmouth returns 19 letterwinners from a 19-12-2 team a season ago.
• Dartmouth was picked to finish tied for fourth with Cornell by the league’s coaches and was slated to finish third by the league’s media. David
Jones and Grant Lewis were named preseason All-ECACHL.
• The Big Green has five drafted players on its roster. Grant Lewis (Atlanta, 2nd round), Nick Johnson (Pittsburgh, 3rd round) and J.T. Wyman
(Montreal, 4th round) were drafted in 2004 while Tanner Glass (Florida, 9th) and David Jones (Colorado, 9th round) were draftees in 2003.
• Dartmouth continues to draw the fans. In the past six years the Big Green has gone from averaging 2,205 in 1999-00 to 4,016 in 2005-06. This season Dartmouth has sold 1,860 season tickets.
• Dartmouth senior forward Tanner Glass was chosen captain to lead the 2006-07 squad. Junior forward David Jones was picked assistant
captain.
• Dartmouth started the preseason ranked 10th nationally in the INCH Power Rankings, 18th nationally in the USCHO.com/CSTV and has
been receiving votes in the USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine poll.
• Dartmouth earned its first-ever ECAC Hockey League title with a win over St. Lawrence on Feb. 25. The Big Green’s last title was in 1979-80,
winning the Ivy League.
• Dan Shribman comes back for his senior year with the Big Green. Last year Shribman took a term off to teach at a school in South Africa.
• The Big Green have several players on the team who have had relatives attend Dartmouth. Ben Lovejoy’s aunt was the women’s lacrosse captain
in 1983. Dan Shribman’s grandfather, Richard Shribman, and his uncle, Pulitzer Prize winner David Shribman, both attended Dartmouth. Nick Johnson is a sixth generation attendee of Dartmouth; his parents, uncle, grandfather and great uncles all graduated from Dartmouth. Nick’s
father played hockey for the Big Green and was the team’s leading scorer in 1977, his mother was a member of Dartmouth’s alpine ski team. Chris
Johnson’s father graduated from Dartmouth in 1975. Peter Boldt’s sister Heather graduated from Dartmouth in 2003. Joe Gaudet is head coach
Bob Gaudet’s eldest son. Both of Joe’s parents attended Dartmouth.
DARTMOUTH
2006-07 Big Green
Front Row (l-r): Mike Devine ’08, Asst. Coach Dave Peters, Dan
Shribman ’07, Mike Hartwick ’07, David Jones ’08, head coach Bob
Gaudet, Tanner Glass ’07, Ben Lovejoy ’07, Grant Lewis ’07, Asst.
Coach Brendan Whittet, Dan Goulding ’09
Middle Row (l-r): Volunteer equipment manager Dave Pruitt, Rob
Pritchard ’09, Ryan Bellows ’09, Brandon Harrington ’09, J.T. Wyman
’08, Will Boardman ’08, John Gibson ’09, Jon Grecu ’08, Nick Johnson
’08, Kevin Swallow ’09, Joe Grossman ’10, trainer Jeff Frechette.
Back Row (l-r): Strength coach Bob Miller, Chris Johnson ’09, Peter Boldt ’10, Kevin McCarthy ’10, Rob Smith ’10, Harry Taylor ’10,
Joe Gaudet ’10, T.J. Galiardi ’10, Josh Gillam ’10, Connor Shields ’09,
equipment manager Brian Corcoran
CHAMPIONSHIP BLUES
DARTMOUTH
2006-07 Notes
The Dartmouth men’s hockey team will be playing in the consolation game of the
Ledyard National Bank Classic. It will be the first time since 1994 that the host team
was not in the championship game. Dartmouth’s holiday tournament has always been
played every other year.
VS. BOSTON UNIVERSITY
BU holds the lead in the series 42-29-2 with the two teams squaring off in the Boston
Garden for the ECAC semifinal game when Bob Gaudet was in net for his alma mater
in 1979. Most recently, Boston University claimed a 5-1 victory in Hanover on Dec.
10, 2005.
LEYARD NATIONAL BANK CLASSIC
Dartmouth hosts its 19th holiday tournament with some of the nation’s top teams in
North Dakota, BU and St. Lawrence. The Big Green began hosting duties in 1978 with
the then Auld Lang Syne Tournament. Dartmouth has won the tournament crown five
times and has been to the championship game 14 times. Both Boston University and
SLU have been issued invitations previously with BU claiming one victory in 1991 and
SLU making it to the championship game twice, taking the 1996 title. JUST STOP IT
Dartmouth is looking to snap a recent skid. The Big Green has not won a game since
Nov. 18. Dartmouth has gone 0-2-2 since a 1-0 victory over Brown.
A LITTLE SHORT-HANDED
When Kevin Swallow scored his second goal of the season against Harvard on Dec.
16 the sophomore also recorded Dartmouth’s first shorthanded goal of the season.
David Jones added to the tally, potting a shortie of his own against North Dakota
on Dec. 29.
CENTURY CLUB
Seniors Dan Shribman, Tanner Glass and Mike Harwick have all joined the 100games played club. Shribman eclipsed the mark against Yale (Nov. 17), Glass against
Brown (11/18) and Hartwick against Harvard (12/16). Grant Lewis is one game
away.
SHOOTING HIGH
Against North Dakota on Dec. 29 the Big Green had 26 shots to UND’s 18. It was
the first time since playing Quinnipiac on Nov. 25 that Dartmouth has outshot an
opponent. The Big Green is 1-2-1 when outshooting its opponent.
AW SHOOT
In 2005-06 Dartmouth was outshot nine times, going 15-6-1 in those games and
3-5-1 when it was the opponent with more shots. This season the Big Green has
been outshot eight times and is 4-3-1 in those contests.
SHOOTING HIGH
Dartmouth outshot its opponents 1,152 to 907 last year. This season the Big Green
has 311 shots on goal to its opponent’s 369.
MORE SHOOTING
In 2005-06 the Big Green did not allow an opponent to have more than 40 shots on
goal. This season Colgate has been the only team to manage that.
DARTMOUTH VS. RANKED TEAMS
DARTMOUTH BY THE NUMBERS
Scoring Offense
Scoring Defense
Power Play
Penalty Kill
Combined Special Teams
Scoring Margin
ECACHL
7th
5th
10th
5th
9th
Natl.
34th
21st
52nd
25th
38th
26th
DARTMOUTH PLAYERS BY THE NUMBERS
ECACHL
Natl.
Points Per Game
David Jones
2nd
13th
T.J. Galiardi
7th
Nick Johnson
T10th
Goals Per Game
David Jones
2nd
Nick Johnson
T5th
T.J. Galiardi
T5th
Assists Per Game
David Jones
T1st
13th
Points Per Game Defenseman
Ben Lovejoy
T5th
Power Play Goals
T.J. Galiardi
T4th
Points Per Game Freshmen
T.J. Galiardi
2nd
Goals Against Average
Mike Devine
6th
Save Percentage
Mike Devine
4th
Goals Against Average
Mike Devine
6th
Scoring by Periods:
1st 2nd 3rd OT Total
Dartmouth
9
12
8
0
29
3rd in ECACHL
Goals Allowed by Periods:
Dartmouth
1st 2nd 3rd OT Total
7
8
12
1
28
9th in ECACHL
play goals on 45 attempts through six games. The Crimson scored all three of its
goals on the power play.
FEELING THE POWER
On Nov. 4 against Clarkson, all three Dartmouth goals were scored while on the
power play.
FEEL THE POWER LATE
Of Dartmouth’s 11 power play goals this year, seven have been scored midway to late
in the game. The Big Green has notched four extra-man goals in the second period
and three in the third.
The Big Green is 3-1-1 against ranked teams this season. Dartmouth defeated then
No. 11/12 Harvard, 5-2 on Nov. 27 and then No. 19 Vermont on Nov. 29, 3-2
before losing to then No. 13 Clarkson, 6-3, on Nov. 4. The Big Green rebounded
with a 3-2 win over then No. 11 Cornell. Dartmouth tied then No. 20 Quinnipiac
on Nov. 25.
Junior goalie Mike Devine has been the only goalie to play for Dartmouth this season.
Devine has started every game since Dec. 16, 2005, 33 in all.
NEEDING SOME POWER
DEVINE INTERVENTION
Dartmouth has not recorded a power play goal in its last four games. The last time
the Big Green netted an extra-man strike was against Brown, going 1-9 on power
play opportunities.
FEELING POWERFUL
Prior to the Harvard game on Dec. 16 the Big Green had allowed just four power
ALL HIS TIME IN THE NETS
Mike Devine earned his third career shutout with a 1-0 victory over Brown on Nov.
18. The junior stopped all 30 shots he faced.
DEVINE AND CONQUER
Mike Devine stopped 72 of 77 shots on Nov. 10 and 11. The 37 saves against Colgate
on Nov. 10 were a career-high.
FABULOUS FRESHMAN
DARTMOUTH
2006-07 Notes
Rookie T.J. Galiardi has scored some big goals so far in his short career. The Calgary
native currently is one of two players with five goals.
HERE’S A FIRST
Two Big Green rookies recorded collegiate firsts in the win over Harvard. T.J. Galiardi
had his first goal while Peter Boldt racked up his first assist.
WEEKLY AWARDS
Rookie T.J. Galiardi registered his first weekly award after being named the ECACHL
Rookie of the Week for Nov. 27. Mike Devine earned his second Goalie of the Week
award on Nov. 13 after recording 72 saves against Colgate and Cornell on Nov. 10 and
11. Tanner Glass and Mike Devine both earned ECACHL weekly awards for Oct. 30.
Glass was chosen Player of the Week while Devine earned Goalie of the Week.
Dartmouth’s 2-1 loss to St. Lawrence was its first overtime contest of the season.
Dartmouth is 0-1-2 in overtime games for 2006-07 after tying Princeton and Quinnipiac on Nov. 24 and 25.
JUST NUMBERS
Kevin Swallow scored the first goal of the 2006-07 season at 4:49 in the first
period on Oct. 21 against Prince Edward Island. David Jones potted the first
goal in the first regular season game, scoring at 8:47 in the first period on Oct.
27 against Harvard.
CALGARY CONNECTION
SCORING BREAKDOWN
WORKING OVERTIME
The Big Green have three players from Calgary and six total from the province of
Alberta. Juniors David Jones and Jon Grecu along with freshman T.J. Galiardi all
hail from Calgary. The three players have combined for 32 points this season. The
Dartmouth players from the Canadian province have scored 42 points.
OFFENSIVE DEFENSEMAN
Senior Ben Lovejoy is fourth in scoring with seven points. Lovejoy finished the 200506 season as the Big Green’s top scoring defenseman with 18 points.
MISSING IN ACTION
Freshman defenseman Peter Boldt will be out for an extended period of time after
suffering an ankle injury against Yale on Nov. 17.
The Big Green has been well represented by every class in scoring this season. Here
is a breakdown, by class-followed by last year’s breakdown.
2006-07
Class (No.)
GP Goals (pct.)
Points (pct.)
Freshman (8)
40
5 (.151%)
11 (.305%)
Sophomore (8) 70
3 (.046%)
23 (.353%)
Junior (6)
69
16 (.231%)
36 (.521%)
Senior (5)
50
9 (.200%)
24 (.533%)
NO LONGER ON TEAM
Sophomore Ryan Bellows is no longer on the team. Bellows has left school for
personal reasons.
2005-06
Class (No.)
Freshman (8)
Sophomore (6)
Junior (7)
Senior (5) 165
IT’S NEVER TOO EARLY, OR LATE
A LITTLE PRESEASON ACTION
GP Goals (pct.)
158
18 (.322%)
141
40 (.283%)
169
22 (.130%)
33 (.200%)
Points (pct.)
43 (.272%)
82 (.581%)
74 (.437%)
110 (.667%)
This season the earliest goal Dartmouth has scored in a game is :58 into the first
period. The latest the Big Green has scored (excluding empty-net goals) is 18:58
of the third frame.
Dartmouth won two preseason games to start the year, scoring 15 goals while
giving up just five. The Big Green defeated Prince Edward, 8-1, before downing
Trois-Rivieres, 7-4.
STREAKING
LINER NOTE
David Jones scored a goal on Dec. 29 to move his consecutive game streak to six with at
least a point. T.J. Galiardi had a three-game streak snapped against North Dakota.
FACE TIME
Dartmouth lost two key faceoff men with the graduation of Mike Ouellette and Eric
Przepiorka. This seaon faceoffs have been taken by several players. Connor Shields
has spent the most time in the faceoff circle. The sophomore has won 130 of his 221
faceoffs taken. David Jones has the second-most on the team as he has won 72 of 121
faceoffs. Tanner Glass (32-63), T.J. Galiardi (58-122), Rob Pritchard (55-104), J.T.
Wyman (30-58) and Nick Johnson (45-97) have all taken faceoffs as well.
In the Big Green’s 5-2 win over Harvard on Oct. 27, every forward line scored at
least one point.
DEVINE REWARDS
Mike Devine earned sweet redemption against Harvard on Oct. 27. The junior
netminder was in goal last season when the Crimson defeated the Big Green, 10-1.
Devine exacted revenge, stopping 30 of Harvard’s shots in the 5-2 victory to earn
his first win of 2006-07.
BIG FACE OFF GUY
David Jones took the most faceoffs of the season against Quinnipiac. The junior won
18 of the 26 faceoffs he took.
IT HAPPENS AT HOME
Dartmouth won its season opener at home on Oct. 27, a 5-2 victory over Harvard. It’s the first time the Big Green has begun its season at home since the
2004-05 season. Dartmouth is 67-30-3 in home openers. Under the tutelage of
Bob Gaudet, the Big Green has gone 6-4 in the first game of the year.
TEAM LEADERS
STARTING RIGHT
Junior David Jones is the team leader in scoring with 17 points. Senior Tanner
Glass and freshman T.J. Galiardi are second with 10. Jones has seven goals and 10
assists while Glass has scored three goals and seven assists with Galiardi potting
five of each.
CAREER HIGHS
Tanner Glass tied his career-high with three assists against Harvard on Oct. 27. Mike
Devine stopped a career-high 37 shots against Colgate on Nov. 10.
THE GANG’S ALL HERE
Every player but two have now seen time for the Big Green. With Mike Devine
playing every minute in net so far this season, goalies Dan Goulding and Joe Grossman have yet to see the ice.
Dartmouth started 2006-07 off with a 2-0 start, the first since going 2-0 in 200304.
SWEEP
Dartmouth swept Colgate and Cornell on Nov. 10 & 11. It was the Big Green’s
first-ever sweep on the road of the Raiders and the Big Red.
SWEEP REVISITED
On Nov. 3 & 4 the Big Green was swept by St. Lawrence and Clarkson marking
the first time since Nov. 17-18, 2000 that Dartmouth lost back-to-back games at
home.
SNAPPED
The Big Green’s loss to St. Lawrence on Nov. 3 snapped a 10-game unbeaten streak
that dated back to Jan. 21, 2006.
BALANCING ACT
DARTMOUTH
2006-07 Notes
Balanced scoring – 13 players collected at least one point – helping Dartmouth to
wins over Colgate and Cornell.
WHATEVER WORKS
2006-07 Roster Breakdown
The 2006-07 Dartmouth roster features five seniors, six juniors, eight sophomores
and eight freshmen. The 2006-07 Dartmouth Big Green hail from eight states and
four Canadian provinces.
Dartmouth lost five players from last year’s squad to graduation. A key loss to the
Big Green was All-America Mike Ouellette. Ouellette was Dartmouth’s leading
scorer last season with 37 points.
Alberta (6): Jon Grecu, Connor Shields, T.J. Galiardi, Rob Smith, Nick Johnson,
John Gibson
British Columbia (2): Rob Pritchard, David Jones
Connecticut (1): Peter Boldt
Massachusetts (3): Kevin McCarthy, Dan Shribman, Joe Grossman
Michigan (1): Kevin Swallow
Minnesota (3): Chris Johnson, J.T. Wyman, Brandon Harrington
New Hampshire (3): Mike Hartwick, Ben Lovejoy, Joe Gaudet
New York (1): Mike Devine
Ontario (4): Harry Taylor, Josh Gillam, Ryan Bellows, Dan Goulding
Pennsylvania (1): Grant Lewis
Saskatchewan (1): Tanner Glass
Vermont (1): Will Boardman
THE SCORING GOALIE
NEWCOMERS
Tanner Glass scored an empty net goal at 17:38 of the third period on Nov. 11 at
Cornell. The empty netter proved to be the gamewinner and was the first empty net
gamewinner of Glass’ career.
KUDOS
Dartmouth, which swept Yale last March in the second round of the ECACHL
playoffs, had won five straight in the series and 12 of the last 13 before losing to the
Bulldogs on Nov. 17. SO LONG, FAREWELL
Mike Devine notched two assists last season. It was the first time a goalie has scored
a point for the Big Green since Nick Boucher in 2002-03.
PRESEASON HONORS
Dartmouth’s Grant Lewis and David Jones were both given Preseason All-League
honors. Lewis was also given national preseason recognition when InsideCollegeHockey.com named him as a Preseason All-America.
ALL IN THE FAMILY
Freshman forward Joe Gaudet is the oldest son of head coach Bob Gaudet.
VICTORIOUS
This is head coach Bob Gaudet’s 10th season with the Big Green. In 2004-05
Gaudet reached a career milestone, garnering his 100th Dartmouth and his 200th
overall win. Gaudet’s first win at Dartmouth came in his first game, a 7-1 victory
over Army Oct. 31, 1997.
STRAIGHT UP
The 2005-06 season marked the fifth straight that Dartmouth played more than 30
games with 33. The former record of 34 games in one season was broken in 2004-05
when the Big Green had 35 games.
CAPTAIN, MY CAPTAIN
Senior forward Tanner Glass has been selected as the 2006-07 Big Green captain.
Joining Glass as the assistant captain is junior David Jones. Glass will be the 115th
captain in Dartmouth men’s hockey history.
Dartmouth adds eight newcomers to the 2006-07 roster.
FORWARDS
T.J. Galiardi (Calgary, Alta. - Calgary Royals)
* 2005-2006 Stats: 56 GP - 19 G, 37 A, 56 Pts.
Joe Gaudet (Hanover, N.H. - N.H. Junior Monarchs)
* 2005-2006 Stats: 42 GP - 16 G, 19 A, 35 Pts.
Josh Gillam (Peterborough, Ont. - Peterborough Stars)
* 2005-2005 Stats: 53 GP - 50 G, 54 A, 104 Pts.
Rob Smith (Brooks, Alta. - Calgary Canucks)
* 2005-06 Stats: 56 GP – 17 G, 19 A, 36 pts.
DEFENSE
Peter Boldt (Greenwich, Conn. - Sodertalje, Sweden)
* 2005-2006 Stats: 46 GP - 3 G, 7 A, 10 Pts.
Kevin McCarthy (Stoneham, Mass. - Phillips Exeter)
* 2005-06 Stats: 29 GP – 15 G, 20 A, 35 Pts.
Harry Taylor (Toronto, Ont. - Saint Michaels Buzzers)
* 2005-06 Stats: 70 GP – 3 G, 27 A, 30 pts.
GOALIE
Joe Grossman (Foxboro, Mass. - Waterloo Blackhawks)
* 2005-06 Stats: 43 GP – 3.13 GAA, .890 S%.
FEELIN’ A DRAFT
Once again the 2006-07 season will showcase the Dartmouth men’s hockey team
on the radio. All Big Green games can be accessed through the Dartmouth Sports
Network at www.dartmouth.edu/~brdcast/sports/.
The Dartmouth men’s hockey team currently has five drafted players on its roster.
Senior forward Tanner Glass (Florida Panthers), senior defenseman Grant Lewis
(Atlanta Thrashers) and junior forwards J.T. Wyman (Montreal Canadiens), Nick
Johnson (Pittsburgh Penguins) and David Jones (Colorado Avalanche). Lewis will
be the highest recruited player in the ECAC Hockey Leauge for 2006-07. He was
a second round pick in the 2004 Entry Draft.
TELEVISION SCHEDULE
NHL NOTABLES
RADIO
Dartmouth will make a minimum of seven appearances on television this season.
The Big Green will be on CN8, CSTV, WMUR channel 9 (local New Hampshire
ABC affiliate), ESPNU and Time Warner Cable.
CN8 is part of The Comcast Network and can be viewed on Channel 18 in the
Upper Valley. CN8 currently has a viewing area of more than nine million customers
and can be watched live on CN8.com.
COMMISSIONERS’ CUP SERIES
For the third year in a row commissioners from the nation’s six Division I ice
hockey conferences announced a 33-game series to be played among the conferences
throughout the 2006-07 season. This year the game on Jan. 16 against Holy Cross
will be the Big Green’s Commissioners’ Cup contest. The ECACHL has won the
first two Cups.
Former Dartmouth players are making names for themselves in the National Hockey
League. Lee Stempniak ’05 signed a contract with the St. Louis Blues after graduating
in 2005. Stempniak is currently leading the Blues in scoring and has played in every
game so far this season. Hugh Jessiman ’06 is still with the Hartford Wolfpack after
signing a contract with the New York Rangers in 2005. Mike Ouellette ’06 is with
the Charlotte Checkers of the ECHL.
DARTMOUTH
Pairings/ECACHL
Standings
2006-07 Line Pairings
FORWARDS
Pairings
Glass, Johnson, Jones
Grecu, Pritchard, Shribman
Johnson, Galiardi, Grecu
Swallow, Shields, Wyman
Pritchard, Galiardi, Grecu
Bellows, Shields, Swallow
Glass, Wyman, Jones
Jones, Galiardi, Johnson
Pritchard, Harrington, Shribman
Bellows, Harrington, Gaudet
Bellows, Harrington, Shribman
Glass, Shields, Swallow
Glass, Shields, Wyman
Smith, Harrington, Gaudet
Bellows, Harrington, Grecu
Gaudet, Gillam, Smith
Glass, Pritchard, Jones
Johnson, Galiardi, Jones
Smith, Harrington, Swallow
Swallow, Shields, Shribman
GP Record
4
4
4
4
4
3
3
3
3
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
2-2-0
1-1-2
2-2-0
2-2-0
2-2-0
2-1-0
2-1-0
0-1-2
2-1-0
0-1-1
2-0-0
0-1-1
1-0-1
0-2-0
0-1-1
1-0-0
0-1-0
1-0-0
0-0-1
0-1-0
DEFENSE
Pairings
GOALIE
Name
Devine
THIS WEEKEND IN THE ECACHL
Friday, Dec. 29
∆-St. Lawrence vs. Boston Univ., 4:00 pm
∆-North Dakota at Dartmouth, 7:00 pm
*-St. Cloud vs. Union, 4 pm
*-Rensselaer at Vermont, 7:00 pm
~-Northeastern vs. Colgate, 4 pm
`-UMass Lowell vs. Brown, 4 pm
!-Michigan State vs. Harvard, 4:30 pm
@-Clarkson at Wisconsin, 7:07 pm
^-New Hampshire vs. Cornell, 7:30 pm
Minnesota State at Yale, 7:00 pm
Nebraska-Omaha at Princeton, 7:00 pm
Saturday, Dec. 30
∆-BU/St. Lawrence vs. Dartmouth, 4/7 pm
*-Union/St. Cloud vs. Rensselaer, 4/7
*-Rensselaer/Vermont vs. Union, 4/7
~-Holy Cross/Connecticut vs. Colgate, 4/7
^-Western Michigan/Maine vs. Cornell, 4/7
!-Michigan/Michigan Tech vs. Harvard, 4/7 pm
`-Lake Superior/Providence vs. Brown, 4/7 pm
`-Mercyhurst/Denver vs. Brown, 4/7
Nebraska-Omaha at Yale, 7:00 pm
Minnesota State vs. Princeton, 7:00 pm
∆-Ledyard National Bank Classic, Hanover, N.H.
*-Sheraton/TD Banknorth Tournament, Burlington, Vt.
~-UConn Hockey Classic, Storrs, Conn.
`-Wells Fargo Denver Cup, Denver, Colo.
! -Great Lakes Invitational, Detroit, Mich.
@- Badger Showdown, Madison, Wisc.
^ -Florida College Classic , Estero, Fla.
2006-07 ECACHL Standings
Team
1. Quinnipiac
2. Cornell
3. Clarkson
St. Lawrence
Dartmouth
6. Princeton
7. Brown
Colgate
9. Yale
Harvard
11. Rensselaer
12. Union
ECAC
Record Pts.
GF
GA
5-2-3
13
39
27
5-2-1
11
27
19
5-2-0
10
26
17
5-2-0
10
22
20
4-4-2
10
29
28
4-5-1
9
34
32
3-3-1
7
18
16
3-4-1
7
24
27
3-4-0
6
18
22
3-7-0
6
26
34
1-2-3
5
17
21
1-5-0
2
13
30
GP Record
Gibson, Lovejoy
Hartwick, Boldt
Gibson, Boardman
Johnson, Boardman
Taylor, Boardman
Taylor, McCarthy
Boldt, Boardman
Hartwick, Boardman
Hartwick, Gibson
Hartwick, Lewis
Hartwick, Lovejoy
Hartwick, McCarthy
Hartwick, Wyman
Johnson, Boardman
Lewis, Lovejoy
McCarthy, Johnson
McCarthy, Wyman
Taylor, Boardman
Wyman, Lewis
Overall
Record
8-4-4
8-3-1
11-5-1
8-8-1
5-4-2
5-7-2
6-4-2
7-10-2
6-5-1
4-9-0
5-5-6
7-7-2
9
6
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Saves
335
GP
12
2006-07 ECACHL Preseason Polls
Coaches Poll
Rk.
1.
2.
4.
6. 7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
Team
Colgate (3)
Clarkson (5)
Harvard (4)
Cornell
DARTMOUTH
St. Lawrence
Quinnipiac
Union
Rensselaer
Princeton
Brown
Yale
2006-07 Media Poll
Rk.
1.
2. 3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
Team
Colgate (11)
Harvard (2)
DARTMOUTH (5)
Cornell (1)
Clarkson (1)
Quinnipiac
St. Lawrence
Union
Rensselaer
Princeton
Yale
Brown
5-3-1
3-3-0
0-2-0
1-1-0
1-1-0
1-0-1
1-0-0
0-0-1
0-0-1
1-0-0
0-1-0
1-0-0
0-1-0
0-0-1
0-1-0
0-1-1
0-0-1
1-0-0
0-1-0
Record
5-5-2
Points
108
101
101
95
95
67
60
54
41
34
18
18
Points
222
208
195
178
173
139
123
93
71
69
54
35
USCHO.com/CSTV Division I Men’s Poll
Dec. 11, 2006
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18.
19. 20. Team
Minnesota
New Hampshire
Notre Dame
Miami
Maine
St. Cloud State
Boston College
Colorado College
Boston University
Denver
Michigan
Cornell
Vermont
Michigan State
Clarkson
Massachusetts
Quinnipiac
Lake Superior
Alaska
Dartmouth
Record
15-1-3
13-2-1
14-3-1
14-5-1
10-3-2
10-3-3
9-5-1
11-6-1
6-3-5
12-6-2
12-7-0
8-3-1
10-5-1
9-7-1
11-5-1
8-5-2
8-4-4
11-5-2
7-5-4
5-4-2
DARTMOUTH
Polls/The Last Time
Dartmouth Swept A Road Weekend:
Points
800
753
706
659
651
592
529
474
427
423
405
358
352
284
277
200
130
126
53
45
Last Poll
1
2
4
5
3
6
7
8
9
12
10
11
13
14
15
16
20
18
NR
19
Others Receiving Votes: Niagara 30, Bemidji State 25, Michigan Tech 23, North Dakota
22, St. Lawrence 17, Wisconsin 13, Sacred Heart 10, Alaska-Anchorage 4, NebraskaOmaha 4, Northern Michigan 4, RIT 3, Yale 1
USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine Men’s College Hockey Poll
Dec. 18, 2006
Team
Record
Points
Last Poll
1. Minnesota
15-1-3
510
1
2. New Hampshire
13-2-1
476
2
3. Notre Dame
14-3-1
434
4
4. Miami (Ohio)
14-5-1
394
5
5. Maine
10-3-2
384
3
6. St. Cloud State
10-3-3
342
6
7. Boston College
9-5-1
295
7
8.
Colorado College
11-6-1
236
9
9. Boston University
6-3-5
212
8
T-10. Michigan
12-7-0
186
11
T-10. Denver
12-6-2
186
12
12. Cornell
8-3-1
161
10
13. Vermont
10-5-1
100
13
14. Michigan State
9-7-1
64
14
15.
Clarkson
11-5-1
62
15
Others receiving votes: Massachusetts, 18; Lake Superior State, 12; St. Lawrence, 3;
Michigan Tech, 2; Sacred Heart, 2; Rochester Institute of Technology, 1.
Nov. 10-11, 2006, at Colgate (6-3) and Cornell (3-2)
Nov. 4-5, 2005, at Princeton (0-3) and Quinnipiac (5-7)
Feb. 25-26, 2006, vs. Clarkson (5-2) and St. Lawrence (3-0)
Nov. 3-4, 2006, vs. St. Lawrence (2-1 ot) and Clarkson (6-3)
Nov. 18, 2006, vs. Brown (1-0, Mike Devine)
Dartmouth Was Swept In A Road Weekend:
Dartmouth Swept A Home Weekend:
Dartmouth Was Swept In A Home Weekend:
Dartmouth Shutout An Opponent:
Dartmouth Was Shutout By An Opponent:
Dec. 30, 2005, by Vermont (0-1, Joe Fallon)
Dartmouth Player Scored A Hat Trick:
Nov. 19, 2005, vs. Yale (9-4, Mike Ouellette, 5 pts.)
Dartmouth Allowed A Hat Trick:
Nov. 12, 2004, at Clarkson ( Jay Latulippe)
Dartmouth Player Scored Four or More Goals:
Nov. 21, 2003, vs. Yale (Hugh Jessiman)
Dartmouth Player Had Four or More Assists
Jan. 15, 2005, vs. Vermont (Lee Stempniak)
Dartmouth Player Had Five or More Points
Nov. 19, 2005, vs. Yale (9-4, Mike Ouellette, 5 pts.)
Nov. 19, 2005, vs. Yale (9-4, Nick Johnson, 5 pts.)
Dartmouth Won After Trailing By Two Periods:
Feb. 4, 2006, vs. Yale (6-4)
Dartmouth Had 50 Or More Shots On Goal:
March 6, 2005, vs. Yale (5-1, 57 shots)
Dartmouth Allowed 50 Or More Shots On Goal:
March 14, 2003, by Colgate (3-3, 4ot, 70 shots)
Dartmouth Player Scored A Shorthanded Goal:
Dec. 29, 2006, vs. North Dakota (1-4, David Jones)
Dec. 29, 2006, vs. North Dakota (4-1 loss, Rylan Kaip)
Dartmouth Allowed A Shorthanded Goal:
Dartmouth Won In Overtime:
Feb. 11, 2006 vs. Princeton (2-1)
Nov. 3, 2006, vs. St. Lawrence (2-1, ot)
Dartmouth Lost In Overtime:
Dartmouth Tied In Overtime:
Nov. 25, 2006, vs. Quinnipiac (3-3)
Dartmouth Scored 10 Or More Goals In A Game:
Dec. 29, 2002, vs. UMass-Lowell (10-2)
Dartmouth Allowed 10 Or More Goals In A Game:
March 17, 2006, vs. Harvard (10-1)
Dartmouth Goalie Stopped 40 or More Shots:
Nov. 28, 2004, at Boston University (Dan Yacey, 44)
Opposing Goalie Stopped 40 or More Shots:
March 11, 2006, vs. Yale (Alec Richards, 44)
DARTMOUTH
Tale of the Tape
TALE OF THE TAPE
Dartmouth
5-5-2
Record
3-4-2
Home
2-1-0
Away
0-0-0
Neutral
Power Play
11-98 (11.2%)
Penalty Kill
83-97 (85.6%)
2.75
Goals Per Game
2.83
Goals Against Per Game
22.6
Penalty Minutes Per Game
25.9
Shots Per Game
Team Leaders
Goals
David Jones – 7
T.J. Galiardi – 5
Nick Johnson – 5
Four players – 3
6 – Kenny Roche
6 – Pete MacArthur
5 – Chris Higgins
3 – Matt Gilroy David Jones – 10
Tanner Glass – 7
Connor Shields – 6
Two players – 5
Assists
10 – Sean Sullivan
8 – Kenny Roche
8 – Chris Higgins
7 – Pete MacArthur
David Jones – 17
Tanner Glass – 10
T.J. Galiardi – 10
Nick Johnson – 9
Points
14 – Kenny Roche
13 – Pete MacArthur
13 – Chris Higgins
11 – Sean Sullivan
Ben Lovejoy – 7
John Gibson – 4
Mike Devine – 5-5-2 Mike Devine – 2.71
Mike Devine –.910
Leader
First Meeting
Last Meeting
Last Ten Meetings
Last Dartmouth Win
Boston Univ.
6-4-5
5-2-2
1-1-3
0-1-0
14-84 (16.7%)
73-85 (85.9%)
2.33
2.00
13.9
21.1
Defensive Leaders
Points
11 – Sean Sullivan
6 – Matt Gilroy
Goalie Leaders
Record
5-4-5 – John Curry
Goals Against Average
2.02 – John Curry
Save Percentage
.921 – John Curry
Series Information
Boston Univ. leads series 42-29-2
2/11/1926 – 3-1 Dartmouth win in Mass.
12/10/05 – 5-1 BU win in Hanover
BU leads 7-2-1
a 4-3 win on 1/6/82 in Hanover
Ben Lovejoy
CURRENT PLAYERS VS. BOSTON UNIV.
Mike Hartwick
Dan Shribman
Ben Lovejoy
Tanner Glass
J.T. Wyman
Connor Shields
Kevin Swallow
Rob Pritchard
David Jones
Grant Lewis
Nick Johnson
Overall
2 GP, 0-1-1
1 GP
1 GP
1 GP, 1-0-1
1 GP, 0-1-1
1 GP
1 GP
1 GP
1 GP
2 GP
1 GP
T.J. Galiardi
DARTMOUTH
By The Numbers
2006-07 Statistical Season In Review
Overall.................................................................................................5-5-2
ECACHL...........................................................................................4-4-2
Ivy........................................................................................................3-1-1
Home..................................................................................................3-4-2
Road....................................................................................................2-1-0
Neutral................................................................................................0-0-0
Last Five Games.................................................................................1-2-2
Last 10 Games...................................................................................3-5-2
Last 15 Games...................................................................................0-0-0
Last 20 Games...................................................................................0-0-0
Game 1 ECAC Weekend..................................................................1-2-1
Game 2 ECAC Weekend..................................................................2-1-1
In G2 when winning G1...................................................................1-0-0
In G2 when losing G1.......................................................................1-1-0
In G2 when tying G1........................................................................0-0-1
vs. Hockey East..................................................................................1-0-0
vs. WCHA..........................................................................................0-1-0
vs. Atlantic Hockey............................................................................0-0-0
Games following a win......................................................................2-2-1
Games following a loss......................................................................2-2-0
Games following a tie........................................................................0-1-1
Scoring first........................................................................................5-1-2
Opponent scores first........................................................................0-4-0
Leading after 1 period.......................................................................3-0-1
Trailing after 1 period.......................................................................0-4-1
Tied after 1 period.............................................................................2-1-0
Leading after 2 periods......................................................................4-0-0
Trailing after 2 periods......................................................................0-3-0
Tied after 2 periods...........................................................................1-2-2
Overtime games.................................................................................0-1-2
One-goal games..................................................................................3-2-0
Two-goal games..................................................................................0-1-0
Games decided by 3+........................................................................2-2-0
Scoring no goals.................................................................................0-0-0
Scoring 1 goal.....................................................................................1-2-0
Scoring 2 goals...................................................................................0-2-0
Scoring 3 goals...................................................................................2-1-2
Scoring 4 goals...................................................................................0-0-0
Scoring 5+ goals................................................................................2-0-0
Allowing no goals...............................................................................1-0-0
Allowing 1 goal..................................................................................0-0-0
Allowing 2 goals.................................................................................3-1-0
Allowing 3 goals.................................................................................1-1-2
Allowing 4 goals.................................................................................0-2-0
Allowing 5+ goals..............................................................................0-1-0
Outshooting opponent......................................................................1-2-1
Being outshot.....................................................................................4-3-1
Shots are even.....................................................................................0-0-0
Having 10-19 shots...........................................................................2-1-1
Having 20-29 shots...........................................................................2-3-1
Having 30-39 shots...........................................................................1-1-0
Having 40+ shots..............................................................................0-0-0
Allowing 10-19 shots........................................................................0-1-0
Allowing 20-29 shots........................................................................0-1-2
Allowing 30-39 shots........................................................................4-3-0
Allowing 40+ shots...........................................................................1-0-0
Scoring a PPG...................................................................................5-1-0
Not scoring a PPG............................................................................0-3-2
Allowing a PPG.................................................................................3-4-1
Not allowing a PPG..........................................................................2-1-1
Scoring a SHG...................................................................................0-2-0
Allowing a SHG................................................................................0-2-0
2006-07 Team Leaders
GOALS
D. Jones
T.J. Galiardi
N. Johnson
B. Lovejoy
T. Glass
J. Grecu
D. Shribman
7
5
5
3
3
3
3
ASSISTS
D. Jones
T. Glass
C. Shields
T.J. Galiardi
Rob Pritchard
10
7
6
5
5
POINTS
D. Jones
T. Glass
T.J. Galiardi
N. Johnson
B. Lovejoy
D. Shribman
C. Shields
J. Grecu
R. Pritchard
J.T. Wyman
17
10
10
9
7
6
6
5
5
5
D-MEN POINTS
B. Lovejoy
J. Gibson
7
4
PP GOALS
T.J. Galiardi
B. Lovejoy
T. Glass
N. Johnson
D. Jones
J.T. Wyman
3
3
1
1
1
1
GW GOALS
T. Glass
J. Grecu
D. Jones
N. Johnson
2
1
1
1
PENALTY MINUTES
M. Hartwick
T. Glass
N. Johnson
K. Swallow
T.J. Galiardi
K. McCarthy
B. Lovejoy
GOALIE WINS
M. Devine
GOALIE SAVES
M. Devine
41
32
24
21
18
15
12
5
335
DARTMOUTH
At Home
Dartmouth Men’s Hockey
Top Crowds at Thompson Arena
(since 1980)
1. 2.
3. 4. 5. 11. 12.
12. 13.
14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. February 14, 1981 vs. Brown (5,048*)
January 24, 1981 vs. Yale (4,907*)
January 10, 1981 vs. Cornell (4,900*)
January 26, 1996 vs. Vermont (4,527*)
December 29, 2000 vs. New Hampshire (4,500*)
February 22, 2002 vs. Princeton (4,500*)
January 4, 2002 vs. Vermont (4,500*)
November 26, 2002 vs. Boston College (4,500*)
November 8, 2003 vs. Harvard (4,500*)
November 6, 2004 vs. Princeton (4,500*)
January 2, 2004 vs. Vermont (4,500*)
February 11, 2006 vs. Princeton (4,500*)
December 29, 2006 vs. North Dakota (4,500*)
February 20, 2004 vs. Princeton (4,493)
Nov. 24, 2006 vs. Princeton (4,445)
November 23, 2002 vs. Princeton (4,455)
January 28, 2006 vs. Rensselaer (4,444)
January 18, 2003 vs. Vermont (4,434)
January 9, 1981 vs. Princeton (4,365)
January 16, 2004 vs. Clarkson (4,360)
December 28, 2002 vs. Notre Dame (4,347)
March 7, 1981 vs. Harvard (4,345)
January 30, 2004 vs. Union (4,330)
LET’S GET IT STARTED – Dartmouth fans started the season off right
as the Big Green is averaging 4,016 fans through eight games.
THERE’S NO PLACE LIKE HOME – The Big Green has spent 33
seasons in the friendly confines of Thompson Arena. Since Coach Gaudet
took over the reins, the attendance and the winning have increased. Since
1997 the Big Green has an 86-49-17 record at home. Overall Dartmouth
is .548 on home ice, playing to a record of 434-344-29. THERE’S NO PLACE LIKE HOME 2 – In 2006-07 the Big Green has
dropped four home games. At home this season, the Big Green has averaged
2.44 goals per game while allowing 2.88 goals per game.
PACKING THE HOUSE – Of Dartmouth’s nine home games this season,
the Big Green had more than 4,000 fans for three of those contests.
BRINGING THEM IN – Dartmouth’s game against North Dakota on
Dec. 29 saw a sellout crowd of 4,500 fans pour into Thompson Arena for
the highest attended game so far this season.
30 AND COUNTING – The 2005-06 season is the sixth straight that
Dartmouth played more than 30 games. The Big Green set a season record
in 2004-05 with 35 games played. The previous high was 34 which was set
by the 2002-03 and 2000-01 squads. Last year Dartmouth had a total of
33 games.
* denotes Thompson Arena was sold out.
Current season in bold
DARTMOUTH ATTENDANCE FIGURES
Dartmouth has led the league in regular season attendance for the past three seasons. The Big Green has reaped the benefits of this ongoing
surge at the turnstiles as fans pile into Thompson Arena on a regular basis.
Dartmouth
Cornell
Rensselaer
Yale
Harvard
Clarkson
St. Lawrence
Quinnipiac
Colgate
Union
Princeton
Brown
Year
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2005-06 FINAL SEASON ATTENDANCE NUMBERS
Dates
13
17
20
14
14
18
18
15
19
19
13
12
Avg.
4,001
3,836
3,128
3,095
2,372
2,327
2,292
1,875
1,836
1,730
1,635
1,262
Capacity
4,500
3,836
5,217
3,486
2,776
3,000
3,000
1,000
2,246
2,225
2,100
2,495
SEASON TICKET SALES SINCE
Season Tix
295
589
832
1,046
1,159
1,841
1,860
Avg. Att.
2,205
2,952
3,253
3,738
4,037
3,766
4,016
Playoffs
4,121
3,836
2,193
2,027
1,317
2,220
1,717
1,425
Home Record
5-4-3
12-4-0
9-3-4
14-4-0
8-3-4
12-6-2
13-3-0
DARTMOUTH
Career Highs
#2 Mike Hartwick
Goals..................1 (2/11/04 vs. St. Lawrence)
Assists....................3 (2/10/06 vs. Princeton)
Points........................................1 (5 times)
#18 T.J. Galiardi
Goals............................................... 1 (5 times)
Assists............................................. 2 (2 times)
Points.............................................. 2 (2 times)
#7 Jon Grecu
Goals....................... 2 (11/11/06 vs. Cornell)
Assists..............................3 (2/19/04 at Yale)
Points...............................3 (2/19/04 at Yale)
#22 Rob Pritchard
Goals......................2 (12/16/05 vs. Harvard)
Assists..................... 2 (11/11/06 vs. Cornell)
Points.....................2 (12/16/05 vs. Harvard)
#18 Peter Boldt
Assists....................1 (10/27/06 vs. Harvard)
#21 Kevin Swallow
Goals.................... 2 (1/28/06 vs. Rensselaer)
Assists............................................. 1 (5 times)
Points................... 2 (1/28/06 vs. Rensselaer)
#10 John Gibson
Goals............................................... 1 (2 times)
Assists............................................. 1 (3 times)
Points.............................................. 1 (2 times)
#11 Dan Shribman
Goals............................................... 1 (5 times)
Assists............................................. 2 (1 times)
Points......................3 (1/30/04 vs. Clarkson)
#12 Ben Lovejoy
Goals.........................................1 (3 times)
Assists........................... 3 (11/19/05 vs. Yale)
Points.............................. 3 (11/19/05 vs. Yale)
#14 Ryan Bellows
Goals.........................................1 (2 times)
Assists............................................. 1 (5 times)
Points.................................................1 (3 times)
#15 Tanner Glass
Goals............................................... 2 (2 times)
Assists............................................. 3 (2 times)
Points...............................4 (3/11/06 vs. Yale)
#33 Mike Devine
Shots.....................40 (11/10/06 vs. Colgate)
Saves.....................37 (11/10/06 vs. Colgate)
Win Streak..................................... 5 (2 times)
Losing Streak................................................. 2
Shutouts.......................................................... 3
#35 Dan Goulding
Shots.............................. 3 (12/10/05 vs. BU)
Saves.............................. 2 (12/10/05 vs. BU)
#23 David Jones
Goals........................... 3 (2/24/06 vs. Clarkson)
Assists.................................................3 (2 times)
Points............................. 4 (11/19/05 vs. Yale)
#24 Grant Lewis
Goals................................................ 1 (3 times)
Assists.............................................. 3 (2 times)
Points......................... 3 (1/22/05 vs. Colgate)
#25 Nick Johnson
Goals................................................ 2 (4 times)
Assists............................ 3 (11/19/05 vs. Yale)
Points............................. 5 (11/19/05 vs. Yale)
#26 Brandon Harrington
Goals....................................................1 (2 times)
Assists........................1 (10/28/06 vs. Harvard)
Points................................................ 1 (3 times)
#16 JT Wyman
Goals........................... 2 (2/26/05 vs. Brown)
Assists............................................. 1 (5 times)
Points.....................2 (1/22/05 vs. Colgate)
#17 Connor Shields
Goals............................................... 1 (3 times)
Assists..................... 2 (11/11/06 vs. Cornell)
Points...................... 2 (11/11/06 vs. Cornell)
Grant Lewis
HARVARD
VERMONT
ST. LAWRENCE
CLARKSON
at Colgate
at Cornell
YALE
BROWN
PRINCETON
QUINNIPIAC
at Harvard
NORTH DAKOTA
DARTMOUTH
Game-by-Game
Stats
Ryan
Bellows
0-1-1
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-1-1
0-0-0
0-0-0
DNP
DNP
0-0-0
DNP
DNP
Will
Boardman
0-0-0
DNP
0-0-0
DNP
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
Peter
Boldt
0-1-1
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
Nick
Johnson
1-0-1
0-0-0
0-0-0
1-0-1
0-2-2
0-1-1
1-0-1
0-0-0
1-0-1
1-1-2
0-0-0
0-0-0
David
Jones
1-2-3
0-2-2
0-0-0
0-2-2
1-0-1
0-0-0
1-1-2
1-0-1
1-1-2
0-1-1
1-0-1
1-0-1
Grant Lewis
0-0-0
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
0-1-1
0-0-0
T. J.
Galiardi
1-0-1
0-0-0
1-0-1
1-0-1
1-0-1
1-0-1
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-2-2
0-2-2
0-1-1
0-0-0
Joe
Gaudet
DNP
DNP
0-0-0
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
0-0-0
0-0-0
DNP
0-0-0
0-0-0
John
Gibson
0-1-1
0-1-1
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-1-1
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-1-1
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
Josh
Gillam
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
0-0-0
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
Tanner
Glass
0-3-3
1-1-2
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-1-1
1-0-1
0-1-1
0-0-0
0-0-0
1-0-1
0-0-0
0-0-0
Jon
Grecu
0-1-1
0-0-0
DNP
0-0-0
2-0-2
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
1-0-1
0-1-1
0-0-0
0-0-0
Brandon
Harrington
0-1-1
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
1-0-1
0-0-0
0-0-0
DNP
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
Mike
Hartwick
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
Chris
Johnson
DNP
DNP
DNP
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
DNP
DNP
0-0-0
DNP
DNP
at Union
at Rensselaer
vs. New Hampshire
HOLY CROSS
CANISIUS
SACRED HEART
at Clarkson
at St. Lawrence
RENSSELAER
UNION
at Quinnipiac
at Princeton
at Brown
at Yale
CORNELL
COLGATE
HARVARD
VERMONT
ST. LAWRENCE
CLARKSON
at Colgate
at Cornell
YALE
BROWN
PRINCETON
QUINNIPIAC
at Harvard
NORTH DAKOTA
at Union
at Rensselaer
vs. New Hampshire
HOLY CROSS
CANISIUS
SACRED HEART
at Clarkson
at St. Lawrence
RENSSELAER
UNION
at Quinnipiac
at Princeton
at Brown
at Yale
CORNELL
COLGATE
Ben
Lovejoy
0-0-0
1-0-1
0-0-0
1-0-1
0-1-1
1-0-1
0-1-1
0-1-1
0-0-0
DNP
0-0-0
0-0-0
Kevin
McCarthy
DNP
0-0-0
DNP
0-0-0
DNP
DNP
DNP
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
DNP
DNP
Rob
Pritchard
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-1-1
0-0-0
0-2-2
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-1-1
0-1-1
0-0-0
0-0-0
Connor
Shields
0-0-0
0-1-1
0-0-0
0-1-1
0-2-2
0-1-1
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-1-1
0-0-0
Dan
Shribman
1-0-1
0-0-0
0-1-1
0-0-0
1-1-2
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-1-1
1-0-1
0-0-0
0-0-0
Rob
Smith
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
0-0-0
0-0-0
DNP
0-0-0
0-0-0
Kevin
Swallow
0-0-0
1-0-1
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-1-1
0-1-1
0-0-0
DNP
0-0-0
0-0-0
1-0-1
0-0-0
Harry
Taylor
DNP
0-0-0
0-0-0
DNP
DNP
0-0-0
DNP
0-0-0
0-0-0
DNP
DNP
DNP
J.T.
Wyman
1-0-1
0-1-1
0-0-0
0-1-1
0-0-0
0-1-1
0-1-1
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
HARVARD
VERMONT
ST. LAWRENCE
CLARKSON
at Colgate
at Cornell
YALE
BROWN
PRINCETON
QUINNIPIAC
at Harvard
NORTH DAKOTA Mike
Devine
30-32
29-31
33-35
18-24
37-40
35-37
33-37
30-30
25-28
21-24
30-33
14-18
DARTMOUTH
Game-by-Game
Stats
Dan
Joe
Goulding Grossman
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
Multiple-Point Game Leaders
2-Pt.
3
2
3
2
1
1
1
13
David Jones
Tanner Glass
Nick Johnson
T.J. Galiardi
Jon Grecu
Connor Shields
Dan Shribman
Team Totals:
3-Pt.
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
2
4-Pt.
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
5-Pt
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Total
4
3
3
2
1
1
1
15
DNP
at Union
at Rensselaer
vs. New Hampshire
HOLY CROSS
CANISIUS
SACRED HEART
at Clarkson
at St. Lawrence
RENSSELAER
UNION
at Quinnipiac
at Princeton
at Brown
at Yale
CORNELL
COLGATE
David Jones
2006-07 Scoring By Period Breakdown
David Jones
Tanner Glass
T.J. Galiardi
Nick Johnson
Ben Lovejoy
Dan Shribman
Connor Shields
J.T. Wyman
Jon Grecu
Rob Pritchard
John Gibson
Kevin Swallow
Ryan Bellows
Brandon Harrington
Peter Boldt
Grant Lewis
Mike Devine
Total
Nick Johnson
1st
2nd
3rd
OT
3-2-5
0-3-3
2-2-4
1-2-3
2-0-2
1-1-2
0-2-2
0-1-1
0-1-1
1-1-2
0-2-2
0-2-2
1-0-1
3-4-7
1-3-4
1-2-3
2-2-4
1-1-2
1-1-2
0-2-2
1-1-2
2-1-3
0-1-1
0-2-2
2-0-2
0-1-1
0-1-1
0-1-1
0-1-1
1-4-5
2-1-3
2-1-3
2-0-2
0-3-3
1-1-2
0-2-2
0-2-2
1-0-1
0-2-2
0-1-1
7-10-17
3-7-10
5-5-10
5-4-9
3-4-7
3-3-6
0-6-6
1-4-5
3-2-5
1-4-5
0-4-4
2-2-4
0-2-2
1-1-2
0-1-1
0-1-1
Total
10-20-30 13-25-38 9-17-26
32-62-94
DARTMOUTH
2006-07 Boxscores
Game 1
Oct. 27, 2006
1st 2nd 3rd
Harvard
1
1
0 —
Dartmouth 1
4
0 —
F
2
5
First Period: H – Fraser, 10:26; D – Jones (Glass,
Gibson), 8:47. Penalties: D – Johnson (hooking), 3:10; D
– Glass (cross-checking), 4:10; D – Hartwick (hooking),
7:55; H – Maki (roughing, contact to the head), 9:04;
D – Boldt (interference), 10:00; H –Biega (roughing),
10:56.
Second Period: D – Shribman (Bellows, Harrington),
16:36; D –Johnson ( Jones, Glass), 12:40; H –Maki
(Du, Biega), 11:12; D – Wyman ( Jones, Glass), 5:15; D
– Galiardi (Grecu, Boldt), 4:41. Penalties: D – Hartwick
(interference), 14:58; D – Grecu (high sticking), 12:30; H
– McCafferty (holding), 5:53; D –Hartwick (hooking),
2:16; H – Reese (hooking), 00:06.
Third Period: None. Penalties: D –Hartwick (interference), 18:54; D – Hartwick (roughing), 13:00; H – Morin
(slashing), 13:00; D –Grecu (grabbing the facemask),
2:39; H – Rolecek (roughing), 2:39; H –Rolecek (roughing), 2:39.
Shots On Goal
1st
Harvard
10
Dartmouth
13
2nd
7
9
3rd
15
—
7
—
F
32
29
Goalies: D–Devine, 1-0-0 (30-32); H–Tobe (24-29).
Power Plays: D – 1-5, H – 1-7
Referee: Eugene Binda
Linesmen: Joe Ross, Marty Demers
Att: 4,318
Game 2
Oct. 29, 2006
1st 2nd 3rd
Vermont
0
2
0 —
Dartmouth 1
1
1 —
F
2
3
First Period: D – Lovejoy (Glass, Jones), 00:58. Penal-
ties: V –Carlson (hooking), 00:08; D – Boldt (hooking),
1:51; V – Cullity (interference), 6:17; V –Mitchell (hooking), 7:31; V – Tomko (hooking), 8:47; D – Lovejoy
(hooking), 9:40; D –Shields (interference), 9:43; V – Cullity (Holding), 13:07; V – Stalberg (hooking), 18:49; D
–Wyman (holding), 19:19.
Second Period: D – Swallow (Gibson, Shields), 6:23; V
–Strong (Mitchell, Macauley), 9:30; V – Strong (Mitchell,
Macauley), 18:22. Penalties: D – Taylor (hooking), 1:59; V
– Stalberg (interference), 3:09; V – Cullity (interference),
4:17; D – Taylor (hooking), 6:46; V – Strong (holding the
stick), 6:49; D – Pritchard (slashing), 9:19; D – Galiardi
(interference), 12:28; V – Owens (hooking), 15:06; D
– Hartwick (interference), 18:04; V – Vock (hooking),
19:34; V – Strong (hooking), 19:42.
Third Period: D – Glass ( Jones, Wyman), 1:35. Penalties: D – Bellows (tripping), 2:40; D – Swallow (holding),
2:40; D –Wyman (hooking), 14:17; V – Roloff (tripping),
15:51; D – Wyman (hooking), 15:51; V –Strong (10minute misconduct), 20:00.
Shots On Goal
1st
Vermont
8
Dartmouth
10
2nd
15
4
3rd
8
—
5
—
F
31
19
Goalies: D–Devine, 2-0-0 (29-31); V–Fallon (16-19).
Power Plays: D – 2-12, V – 2-12
Referee: Frank Murphy
Linesmen: Joe Ross, Richard Patry
Att: 4,011
Game 3
Nov. 3, 2006
1st 2nd 3rd OT
St. Lawrence0
0
1
1
Dartmouth 0
0
1
0
F
2
1
First Period: None. Penalties: SLU – DeVergilio
(holding), 00:34; D – Gaudet (hooking), 3:49; D
– Glass (holding), 8:37; D – Shields (slashing), 14:25;
SLU – DeVergilio (interference), 16:12; D – Hartwick
(boarding), 19:47.
Second Period: None. Penalties: D – Johnson (roughing), 4:38; D – Gibson (tripping), 12:12; SLU –Fensel
(high sticking), 12:23; SLU – Cunningham (boarding),
17:10; D – Lovejoy (hooking), 18:43.
Third Period: D –Galiardi (Pritchard, Shribman), 2:08;
SLU – Fensel (DeVergilio, Generous), 8:23. Penalties:
SLU – Sandrzyk (interference), 5:28; D – Johnson (hit
after whistle), 7:54; SLU – Generous (tripping), 10:40;
SLU – Taylor (interference), 11:40.
Overtime: SLU – Giffin (DeVergilio, Fensel), 4:36.
Shots On Goal
1st
St. Lawrence 11
Dartmouth
3
2nd
12
6
3rd
11
12
OT
1
2
F
35
23
Goalies: D–Devine, 2-1-0 (33-35); SLU–Petizian
(22-23).
Power Plays: D – 0-6, SLU – 1-8
Referee: Dave Hansen
Linesmen: Scott Whittemore, Andy O’Brien
Att: 3,922
Game 4
Nov. 4, 2006
1st 2nd 3rd
Clarkson 3
1
2 —
Dartmouth 0
2
1 —
F
6
3
First Period: C – Clitsome (Zalewski), 6:50; C – Guthe-
rie (Bellows, Mason), 8:32; C – Zalewski (Guthrie, Beca),
11:17. Penalties: C – Gutherie (interference), 3:45; C
– Kolu (interference), 4:53; D – Johnson (slashing), 7:03;
C – Marks (holding), 8:21; D – Johnson (hitting from behind), 9:43; D – Pritchard (hooking), 10:31; D – Galiardi
(hit after whistle), 13:06; SLU – Marks (hit after whistle),
13:06; C – Bellows (hooking), 13:29; C – Team (too many
men on ice), 15:44; C – Beca (boarding), 18:02.
Second Period: D – Lovejoy (Wyman, Jones), 5:27; C
– Beca (Zalewski, Guthrie), 7:53; D – Johnson (Glass,
Jones), 14:32. Penalties: D – Jones (hooking), 00:17; C
– Clitsome (holding), 4:48; D – Lovejoy (high sticking),
7:15; C – Weller (high sticking), 10:43; C – Weller (goal-
tender interference), 13:01; C – Tuttle (holding), 15:32; D
– Jones (hooking), 15:44; C – Crowe (roughing), 17:18;
D – Hartwick (slashing), 20:00.
Third Period: C – D’Alvise, 1:17; C –Zalewski (Beca,
Weller), 3:44; D –Galiardi (Lovejoy, Shields), 13:03. Penalties: D – Shields (tripping), 4:23; C – Mason (hooking),
7:23; C – Kolu (holding), 9:14; D – Johnson (hitting from
behind), 9:28; C –D’Alvise (hooking), 11:24; C – Paquet
(elbowing), 14:41; D – Glass (high sticking), 14:41; C
– Curley (holding), 19:38; D – Swallow (hitting from
behind), 20:00; D – Swallow (game misconduct), 20:00
Shots On Goal
1st
Clarkson
11
Dartmouth
11
2nd
5
18
3rd
8
—
8
—
F
24
37
Goalies: D–Devine, 2-2-0 (18-24); C–Leggio (34-37).
Power Plays: D – 3-18, C – 3-8
Referee: Chip McDonald
Linesmen: Jim Briggs, Joe Ross
Att: 3,938
Game 5
Nov. 10, 2006
1st 2nd 3rd
Dartmouth 3
1
2 —
Colgate
0
0
3 —
F
6
3
First Period: D – Galiardi (Swallow, Shields), 1:01;
D – Harrington (Pritchard, Shribman), 2:10; D – Jones
( Johnson, Glass), 15:31. Penalties: C – Winchester
(contact to the head elbowing), 00:39; D – Boldt (interference), 2:55; D – Glass (slashing), 4:48; C – Winchester
(interference), 629; C – Torti (holding), 7:13; D – Johnson
(slashing), 8:10; D –Swallow (holding), 10:54; C – Bogdanich (hooking), 12:44; D – Glass (slashing), 13:18;
C – Sloane (hooking), 15:47; D – Glass (interference),
16:12;D – Boardman (tripping), 5:13.
Second Period: D – Grecu (Gibson, Johnson), 8:02.
Penalties: C – St. Pierre (obstruction hooking), 11:48;
D – Wyman (interference), 12:14; D – Hartwick (hooking), 13:38; D – Grecu (hooking), 16:05; C – Gillanders
(unsportsmanlike conduct), 17:27; D – Hartwick (unsportsmanlike conduct), 17:27; D – Hartwick (holding),
17:27; C – Bogdanich (charging the goalie), 18:24; D
– Glass (slashing), 18:24.
Third Period: D – Grecu (Bellows, Shields), 00:59; C
– Werner (St. Pierre, Camper), 3:02; C – Riley (Anderson,
Sloane), 5:03; D – Shribman (Pritchard, Lovejoy), 11:23;
C – McIntyre (St. Pierre, Anderson), 14:53. Penalties: C
– Torti (hooking), 2:00; D – Bellows (hooking), 2:55; D
– Boldt (holding), 14:07; D – Galiardi (hooking), 15:41;
C – McIntyre (slashing), 17:50; D – Shields (tripping),
19:23.
Shots On Goal
1st
Dartmouth
12
Colgate
4
2nd
8
18
3rd
6
—
18
—
F
26
40
Goalies: D–Devine, 3-2-0 (37-40); C–Dekanich (16-21),
3-5-2, C–Kowalkoski (4-5).
Power Plays: D – 1-7, C – 1-13
Referee: Alex Dell
Linesmen: B.J. Ringrose, John Everett
Att: 2,007
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Game 6
Nov. 11, 2006
1st 2nd 3rd
Dartmouth 2
0
1
–
Cornell
0
0
2
–
F
3
2
First Period: D – Lovejoy ( Johnson, Wyman), 7:58;
D – Galiardi (Shields, Swallow), 19:38. Penalties: D
– Shields (hooking), 1:44; C – Salmela (contact to the
head, elbowing), 7:31; D – Harrington (tripping), 9:11;
D – Glass (checking from behind), 9:46; C – Mugford
(hooking), 17:38; C – Seminoff (contact to the head,
elbowing), 18:38.
Second Period: None. Penalties: C – Krantz (interference), 4:55; D – Jones (contact to the head, elbowing),
9:20; C – Romano (slashing), 10:335; D – Galiardi (crosschecking), 11:42; D – Boardman (hooking), 15:06; C
– Milo (boarding), 18:26; D – Boldt (hooking), 19:51.
Third Period: D – Glass, 17:38; C – Romano (Sawada),
19:08; C – Sawada (McCutcheon), 19:28. Penalties: D
– Grecu (holding), 12:26; C – Krantz (unsportsmanlike
conduct, diving), 12:26; D – Lovejoy (hooking), 13:56;
D – Hartwick (roughing), 19:03; C – Bitz (roughing),
19:03.
Shots On Goal
1st
Dartmouth
7
Cornell
16
2nd
9
10
3rd
7
–
11
–
F
23
37
Goalies: D–Devine, 4-2-0 (35-37); C–Davenport (2022).
Power Plays: D – 2-6, C – 0-7
Referee: Frank Murphy
Linesmen: Thomas George, John Everett
Att: 4, 267
Game 7
Nov. 17, 2006
1st 2nd 3rd
Yale
0
2
2
–
Dartmouth 0
0
2
–
F
4
2
First Period: None. Penalties: D – Johnson (hooking),
2:10; Y – Engasser (hooking), 4:37; Y – Cohen (hooking),
11:06; Y – Boucher (elbowing), 14:40.
Second Period: Y – Backman (Donald, Arcobello),
00:49; Y – Page (LeClerc, Arcobello), 19:03. Penalties: Y
– LeClerc (elbowing), 5:32; D – Grecu (hooking), 10:46; Y
– Cahill (hooking), 13:00; D – Bellows (tripping), 13:44;
D – Galiardi (boarding), 17:53.
Third Period: Y – Arcobello (Backman, Coehn), 00:19;
D – Jones (Glass, Lovejoy), 5:58; Y – Cohen (Nelson,
Yaworski), 16:43; D – Johnson (Wyman, Jones), 18:58.
Penalties: Y – Thomey (holding), 00:55; Y – Arcobello (interference), 7:10; D – Glass (slashing), 8:37; Y
– Thomey (hooking), 10:45; D – Galiardi (slashing),
15:19; Y – Turner (hooking), 18:10.
Shots On Goal
1st
Yale
6
Dartmouth
4
2nd
14
7
3rd
17
–
5
–
F
37
16
Goalies: D–Devine, 4-3-0 (33-37); Y–Richards (14-16).
Power Plays: D – 1-9, Y – 2-9
Referee: Peter Feola
Linesmen: Mike Baker, Scott Whittemore
Att: 3,972
Game 8
Nov. 18, 2006
1st 2nd 3rd
Brown
0
0
0 —
Dartmouth 0
1
0 —
F
0
1
First Period: None. Penalties: B – Stuart (contact to
the head-roughing), 1:11; B – Russell (hoooking), 6:54;
D – Lovejoy (tripping), 11:09; B – Robertson (holding),
12:25; D – Gaudet (hooking), 16:43.
Second Period: D – Jones (Lovejoy), 2:58. Penalties:
B – Baier (high sticking), 1:25; B – Dersch (holding),
2:51; D – Lovejoy (tripping), 4:52; D – Gibson (hitting
from behind), 5:47; D – Glass (obstruction-elbowing),
8:28; B – Slais (contact to the head-roughing), 11:05; B
– Timberlake (obstruction), 15:53.
Third Period: None. Penalties: D – Galiardi (charging), 00:25; D – McCarthy (hitting from behind), 7:54;
D – McCarthy (game misconduct), 7:54; B – Vokes (high
sticking), 11:56; D – Glass (cross-checking), 13:03; B
– Hurley (unsportsmanlike conduct), 20:00; D – Hartwick (unsportsmanlike conduct), 20:00.
Shots On Goal
1st
Brown
6
Dartmouth
16
2nd
7
15
3rd
17
—
7
—
F
30
38
Goalies: D–Devine, 5-3-0 (30-30); B–Rosen, 2-1-0
(37-38).
Power Plays: D – 1-8, B – 0-8
Referee: Alex Dell
Linesmen: Michael Shea, Andy O’Brien
Att: 3,912
Game 9
Nov. 24, 2006
1st 2nd 3rd OT
Princeton 0
2
1
0
Dartmouth 2
1
0
0
F
3
3
First Period: D – Johnson ( Jones, Galiardi), 12:58; D
– Jones (Galiardi, Gibson), 19:55. Penalties: D – Wyman
(tripping), 1:24; D –Galiardi (high sticking), 4:41; D
– Swallow (boarding), 14:20; P – Hagel (interference),
15:56.
Second Period: P – Powe ( Jubinville, Westgarth), 4:44.;
D – Grecu (Shribman, Pritchard), 5:04. Penalties: D
– Galiardi (hooking), 1:00; D – Gibson (hooking), 10:09;
D – Harrington (hooking), 16:38.
Third Period: P – Cousins (Wilson, Goeckner-Zoeller),
9:16. Penalties: P – Westgarth (cross-checking), 3:31.
Overtime: None. Penalties: None
Shots On Goal
1st
Princeton
5
Dartmouth
5
2nd
14
4
3rd
5
7
OT
4
3
F
28
19
Goalies: D–Devine, 5-3-1 (25-28); P–Kalemba, 1-3-1
(16-19).
Power Plays: D – 0-2, P – 0-6
Referee: Dave Hansen
Linesmen: Brian MacDonald, Matt Riegert
Att: 4,445
Game 10
Nov. 25, 2006
1st 2nd 3rd OT
Quinnipiac 2
0
1
0
Dartmouth 1
1
1
0
F
3
3
First Period: D – Shribman (Pritchard, Grecu), 2:04;
Q – Doherty (Agnew, Lefort), 9:42; Q – Bates (Cashman,
Nelson), 16:28. Penalties: Q – Myers (tripping), 2:11; D
– Johnson (cross-checking), 2:55; D – Bellows (hooking),
6:09; D – Glass (boarding), 10:38; Q – Agnew (hooking), 13:51; D – Pritchard (hooking), 15:28; Q – Holt
(interference), 18:48; Q – Nelson (tripping), 19:24; Q
– Sorterberg (slashing), 20:00.
Second Period: D – Glass ( Johnson, Galiardi), 8:17.
Penalties: D – Harrington (tripping), Q – Marshall
(interference), 10:28; Q – Marshall (hitting from behind), 12:58; Q – Marshall (game misconduct), 12:58; D
– Jones (hooking), 13:03; D – Johnson (slashing), 16:46;
Q – Wong (tripping), 19:55.
Third Period: Q – Holt (Myers, Meyer), 4:16; D
– Johnson (Galiardi, Jones), 13:00. Penalties: Q – Lampe
(tripping), 15:49.
Shots On Goal
1st
Quinnipiac
8
Dartmouth
12
2nd
7
10
3rd
9
6
OT
0
1
F
24
29
Goalies: D–Devine, 5-3-2 (21-24); Q–Fisher, 7-4-3
(26-29).
Power Plays: D – 0-10, Q – 1-6
Referee: Eugene Binda
Linesmen: Marty Demers, David Spannaus
Att: 3,612
Game 11
Dec. 16, 2006
1st 2nd 3rd
Dartmouth 0
2
0
–
Harvard
1
2
0
–
F
2
3
First Period: H – Taylor (Pelle, Dufault), 2:48. Penalties:
D – Hartwick (hitting from behind), 1:21; D – Hartwick
(game misconduct), 1:21; H – Watters (hitting from
behind), 8:04; H – Fraser (obstruction cross-checking),
12:25; H – Watters (roughing), 15:05; D – Pritchard
(hooking), 15:05; D – Johnson (hitting after the whistle),
20:00.
Second Period: H – Taylor (Du, Morin), 00:44; H
– Rogers (Du, Pelle), 4:32; D – Jones (Galiardi, Lewis),
4:52; D – Swallow (Shields), 11:10. Penalties: D – Lewis
(hitting from behind), 2:47; H – Coskren (roughing), 5:59;
D – Boardman (cross-checking), 9:48.
Third Period: None. Penalties: D – Jones (slashing),
6:24; H – Coskren (kneeing), 8:38; D – Pritchard (hitting
after the whistle), 15:44; H – Watters (hitting after the
whistle), 15:44; D – Glass (unsportsmanlike conduct),
20:00; H – Reese (unsportsmanlike conduct), 20:00; H – McCabe (unsportsmanlike conduct), 20:00.
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Shots On Goal
1st
Dartmouth
11
Harvard
13
F
26
33
2nd
7
11
3rd
8
—
9
—
Goalies: D–Devine, 5-4-2 (30-33); H–Tobe, 3-5-0 (1416); Richter (10-10).
Power Plays: D – 0-4, H – 3-6
Referee: Alex Dell
Linesmen: Scott Whittemore, Joe Ross
Att: 3,089
Game 12
Dec. 29, 2006
1st 2nd 3rd
N. Dakota 1
0
3 —
Dartmouth 0
1
0 —
F
4
1
First Period: UND – Kaip (Lamoureux), 2:21. Penal-
ties: UND – Jones (interference), 1:48; UND – Genoway
(hooking), 5:57; D – Lewis (hooking), 6:07; UND – Porter (cross-checking), 6:39; D – Wyman (interference),
7:49; UND – Zajac (hitting after the whistle), 17:15; D
– Lewis (hitting after the whistle), 17:15.
Second Period: D – Jones, 1:29. Penalties: Glass (holding the stick), 00:22; UND – Duncan (hooking), 9:13;
D – Shribman (tripping), 12:12; UND – Finley (crosschecking), 16:08; UND – Jones (boarding), 16:56; D
– Johnson (hooking), 18:21; UND – Radke (interfence),
18:52; D – Glass (slashing), 19:16.
Third Period: UND – Bina (Duncan, Oshie), 6:33;
UND – Kozek (Porter), 9:01; UND – Duncan (Oshie),
19:18. Penalties: UND – Radke (holding), 1:25; UND
– Forney (hooking), 4:40; D – Glass (goaltender interference), 5:01; UND – Watkins (interference), 7:26; D
– Lewis (contact to the head-roughing), 8:05, UND
– Kaip (hooking), 11:49; D – Johnson (unsportsmanlike
conduct), 11:49; UND – Radke (hooking), 19:04.
Shots On Goal
1st
N. Dakota
5
Dartmouth
6
2nd
4
9
3rd
9
—
11
—
F
18
26
Goalies: D–Devine, 5-5-2 (14-17); UND–Lamoureux,
5-8-0 (25-26).
Power Plays: D – 0-10, UND – 0-7
Referee: Peter Feola
Linesmen: Mike Baker, Tommy George
Att: 4,500