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RAIDERS MEN’S HOCKEY
2010-2011 GAME NOTES
GAME 12: NOV. 24, 2010 VS. CORNELL AT PRUDENTIAL CENTER
COLGATE RAIDERS
2-8-1/0-5-1 ECAC HOCKEY
CORNELL BIG RED
2-6-0/2-4-0 ECAC HOCKEY
GATE
TALE OF THE TAPE
CORNELL
2.8..........................Scoring Offense........................ 2.75
3.40...................... Scoring Defense........................ 3.25
-0.6................................. Margin.................................. -0.5
36.3................................... SOG..................................... 26.1
4.9................................Assists PG.............................. 4.75
7.7.................................Points PG..................................7.5
5.9............................. Penalties PG...............................6.2
12.1............................... PIM/gm................................. 13.5
5.7.................................. PPC/gm....................................4.8
0.7.................................. PPG/gm...................................0.8
7/57 (12.3)............... Power Play................ 6/38 (15.8)
35/47 (74.5).............Penalty Kill..............36/42 (85.7)
SERIES HISTORY
Cornell leads, 71-54-11
First Meeting - 1920-21 (Cornell, 2-0)
LAST FIVE MEETINGS
2009-10................................................... Cornell, 6-2 (H)
2009-10................................................... Cornell, 4-2 (A)
2008-09............................................................... T, 2-2 (N)
2008-09................................................................T, 2-2 (A)
2008-09................................................... Cornell, 4-1 (H)
Media Information
Dir. of Athletic Comm........... Jeremiah Hergott
Asst. Director (MH Contact)..... Matt Faulkner
Office Phone.......................... 315-228-7860
Office Fax................................ 315-228-7977
Cell Phone.............................. 802-999-3455
Email..................... [email protected]
Website...................www.gocolgateraiders.com
Play-by-Play......................................John McGraw
Flagship Radio.... WKXZ 94 FM (Oneonta, N.Y.)
ECAC Hockey Information
Commissioner.................................Steve Hagwell
ECAC Hockey Media Contact......Ed Krajewski
Email...................... [email protected]
Phone.................................................. 518-487-2288
Fax........................................................ 518-487-2290
Website...............................www.ecachockey.com
RAIDERS COME UP SHORT AGAINST NIAGARA
Colgate scored two power play goals for the secondstraight game, but couldn’t hold off the scoring
attack of Niagara as the Raiders fell, 4-2, at Dwyer
Arena. The Raiders saw sophomore Robbie Bourdon
score his third goal in the last three games, while
senior captain Brian Day netted his team-high sixth
of the season. Junior Alex Evin took the loss in net
with 28 saves. Colgate went 2-for-8 on the power
play and didn’t allow its opponent to score with the
man advantage.
SCOUTING THE RAIDERS
Colgate will be playing a conference foe on Saturday,
but the game is the second-straight non-league matchup for the Raiders. They are looking for its first win since
beating Sacred Heart as they are on a seven-game winless streak. The Raiders are averaging 2.73 goals a game,
which is sixth in ECAC. After giving up 15 goals the last
three games, Colgate has dropped to last in the league
in scoring defense, allowing 3.45 goals per game.
The Raiders have 19 different skaters with at least
one point with eight earning five or more points. Bourdon has been a main scoring threat recently with three
goals in his last three games and is riding a five-game
point streak. He has six points in those five games. Day
scored a power play goal against the Purple Eagles and
leads Colgate in goals with six on the season. Junior
Austin Smith has seven assists to lead the team and
is one ahead of senior Francois Brisebois, who has six.
Smith has a total of nine points, while Brisebois has
seven. Junior Corbin McPherson and rookie Mike McCann have contributed six points as McCann leads all
freshmen.
In net, junior Alex Evin has started 8-of-10 games
for the Raiders and has a 2-6-1 mark. He posted his
first collegiate shutout against Sacred Heart on Oct. 30
and has recorded an .898 save percentage and a goals
against average of 2.89. Rookie Eric Mihalik got his second start against Yale last Saturday with a 6-4 loss. He is
0-2-0 on the season and has a save percentage of .852
and a goals against average of 4.59.
On special teams, the power play is slowly getting
back on track with four goals in its last 13 opportunities.
The Raiders are 9-for-65 on the man advantage for a
13.8 success rate. The penalty kill came around against
Niagara, holding the Purple Knights scoreless in four
chances. The Raiders did a good job staying out of the
box with just four penalties for eight minutes.
2010-11 SCHEDULE
Date
Opponent
OCTOBER
9
vs. Army^
16
BROCK (Exh.)
22
at Lake Superior St.
23
at Lake Superior St.
30
SACRED HEART
NOVEMBER
5
at Clarkson*
6
at St. Lawrence*
12
PRINCETON*&
13
QUINNIPIAC*&
19
BROWN*
20
#5 YALE*
23
at Niagara
27
vs. Cornell#
Time
W, 3-1
W, 3-2
L, 1-2
L, 4-5
W, 5-0
T, 4-4
L, 1-4
L, 3-4
L, 1-3
L, 2-5
L, 4-6
L, 2-4
7:30 pm
DECEMBER
4
at Army
7:00 pm
11
NIAGARA
7:00 pm
18
at Robert Morris
7:00 pm
19
at Robert Morris
4:00 pm
30
vs. #7 Boston College!
4:00 pm
31
vs. Dartmouth/Mercyhurst! 4/7 pm
JANUARY
7
at Quinnipiac*
8
at Princeton*
14
#13 UNION*
15
#17 RENSSELAER*
21
CORNELL*
22
at Cornell*
28
at Harvard*
29
at Dartmouth*
7:00 pm
4:00 pm
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
FEBRUARY
4
ST. LAWRENCE*
5
CLARKSON*
11
at #17 Rensselaer*
12
at #13 Union*
18
DARTMOUTH*
19
HARVARD*
25
at #3 Yale*
26
at Brown*
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
MARCH
4-6
11
18
ECAC First Round
ECAC Semifinals
ECAC Championship
* ECAC Hockey Contest
^ Cape Cod Classic
& Silver Puck Weekend
# at Prudential Center in Newark, N.J.
! Ledyard Bank Classic at Dartmouth
Rankings from USCHO.com Poll
3-TIME ECAC HOCKEY REGULAR-SEASON CHAMPION • 4 NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES
TBA
TBA
TBA
2010-2011 COLGATE ROSTER
NUMERICAL
No. Name
Cl.
Pos. Ht. Wt.
1 Alex Evin
Jr.
G
6-1
185
4 Corbin McPherson
Jr.
D
6-4
220
6 Wade Poplawski
Sr.
D
5-11
180
7 Billy Rivellini
So.
F
5-8
160
8 Mark Nasca
Jr.
F
5-8
165
9 Austin Smith
Jr.
F
5-11
180
10 Kevin McNamara
Jr.
D
5-11
180
11 Christian Long
So.
F
5-10
185
12 Brian Day
Sr.
F
6-0
195
13 Francois Brisebois
Sr.
F
5-10
180
15 Matt Firman
Jr.
F
6-3
205
16 Kurtis Bartliff
So.
F
6-0
185
17 Robbie Bourdon
So.
F
5-10
160
18 Jack McNamara
Fr.
F
5-11
185
19 Austin Mayer
Sr.
F
6-0
190
20 Jeremy Price
So.
D
6-1
190
21 Nick Prockow
Jr.
F
6-2
200
22 Mike Leidl
So.
D
6-2
210
23 Chris Wagner
Fr.
F
6-1
190
24 Nathan Sinz
So.
D
5-11
187
26 Anthony Hamburg
Fr.
F
6-1
190
27 Thomas Larkin
So.
D
6-5
221
28 Mike McCann
Fr.
F
5-10
175
29 Eric Mihalik
Fr.
G
6-1
185
30 Max Fenkell
Fr.
G
5-9
175
33 Bryan Bessette
Jr.
G
6-1
195
Head Coach: Don Vaughan (St. Lawrence ’84), 18th season
Assistant Coach: Brad Dexter (Colgate ’96), sixth season
Assistant Coach: Jason Lefevre (Colgate ’02), fifth season
Athletic Trainer: Steve Chouinard
ALPHABETICAL
No. Name
Cl.
Pos. Ht. Wt.
16 Kurtis Bartliff
So.
F
6-0
185
33 Bryan Bessette
Jr.
G
6-1
195
17 Robbie Bourdon
So.
F
5-10
160
13 Francios Brisebois
Sr.
F
5-10
180
12 Brian Day
Sr.
F
6-0
195
1 Alex Evin
Jr.
G
6-1
185
30 Max Fenkell
Fr.
G
5-9
175
15 Matt Firman
Jr.
F
6-3
205
26 Anthony Hamburg
Fr.
F
6-1
190
27 Thomas Larkin
So.
D
6-5
221
22 Mike Leidl
So.
D
6-2
210
11 Christian Long
So.
F
5-10
185
19 Austin Mayer
Sr.
F
6-0
190
28 Mike McCann
Fr.
F
5-10
175
18 Jack McNamara
Fr.
F
5-11
185
10 Kevin McNamara
Jr.
D
5-11
180
4 Corbin McPherson
Jr.
D
6-4
220
29 Eric Mihalik
Fr.
G
6-1
185
8 Mark Nasca
Jr.
F
5-8
165
6 Wade Poplawski
Sr.
D
5-11
180
20 Jeremy Price
So.
D
6-1
190
14 Nick Prockow
Jr.
F
6-2
200
7 Billy Rivellini
So.
F
5-8
160
24 Nathan Sinz
So.
D
5-11
187
9 Austin Smith
Jr.
F
5-11
180
23 Chris Wagner
Fr.
F
6-1
190
Hometown/Previous Team
Castlegar, B.C./Penticton Valley 1st Vees (BCHL)
Folsom, Calif./Cowichan Valley Capitals (BCHL)
Winnipeg, Man./Winnipeg So. Blues (MJHL)
Great Falls, Va./Choate-Rosemary Hall
Chagrin Falls, Ohio/Kemptville 73’s (CJHL)
Dallas, Texas/Penticton Valley 1st Vees (BCHL)
Chestnut Hill, Mass./Belmont Hill (ISL)
Point Lookout, N.Y./Brockville Braves (CJHL)
Danvers, Mass./Governor’s Academy (ISL)
Montreal, Que./St. Paul’s School (ISL)
Fayetteville, N.Y./Northwood School
Clinton, Ont./Nanaimo Clippers (BCHL)
Montreal, Que./Taft School
Chestnut Hill, Mass./Belmont Hill
Providence, R.I./N.H. Jr. Monarchs
Milton, Ont./Nepean Raiders (CJHL)
Montreal, Que./Berkshire Academy
Fort St. James, B.C./Vernon Vipers (BCHL)
Walpole, Mass./South Shore Kings (EJHL)
Anchorage, Alaska/Shattuck-St. Marys
Phoenix, Ariz./Millard (USHL)
Cocquio Trevisago, Italy/Phillips Exeter
Barrington, Ill./Salisbury
Avon Lake, Ohio/Des Moines Bucs (USHL)
Meadowbrook, Pa./Phillips Exeter
Melrose, N.Y./Hawkesbury Hawks (CJHL)
BY STATE/PROVINCE
Alaska (1)............................Sinz
Arizona (1)...............Hamburg
B.C. (2).......................Evin, Leidl
California (1)....... McPherson
Illinois (1)....................McCann
Manitoba (1)..........Poplawski
Massachusetts (4)........... Day
...J. McNamara, K. McNamara
......................................... Wagner
New York (3).............. Bessette
...............................Firman, Long
Ohio (2)........... Mihalik, Nasca
Ontario (2)......... Bartliff, Price
Pennsylvania (1)........Fenkell
Quebec (3)................ Bourdon
....................Brisebois, Prockow
Rhode Island (1)...........Mayer
Texas (1)........................... Smith
Virginia (1).................. Rivellini
INTERNATIONAL
Italy (1).............................Larkin
BY CLASS
Seniors (4)....... Brisebois, Day
.......................Mayer, Poplawski
Hometown/Previous Team
Clinton, Ont./Nanaimo Clippers (BCHL)
Melrose, N.Y./Hawkesbury Hawks (CJHL)
Montreal, Que./Taft School
Montreal, Que./St. Paul’s School (ISL)
Danvers, Mass./Governor’s Academy (ISL)
Castlegar, B.C./Penticton Valley 1st Vees (BCHL)
Meadowbrook, Pa./Phillips Exeter
Fayetteville, N.Y./Northwood School
Phoenix, Ariz./Millard (USHL)
Cocquio Trevisago, Italy/Phillips Exeter
Fort St. James, B.C./Vernon Vipers (BCHL)
Point Lookout, N.Y./Brockville Braves (CJHL)
Providence, R.I./N.H. Jr. Monarchs
Barrington, Ill./Salisbury
Folsom, Calif./Cowichan Valley Capitals (BCHL)
Avon Lake, Ohio/Des Moines Bucs (USHL)
Chagrin Falls, Ohio/Kemptville 73’s (CJHL)
Winnipeg, Man./Winnipeg So. Blues (MJHL)
Milton, Ont./Nepean Raiders (CJHL)
Montreal, Que./Berkshire Academy
Great Falls, Va./Choate-Rosemary Hall
Anchorage, Alaska/Shattuck-St. Marys
Dallas, Texas/Penticton Valley 1st Vees (BCHL)
Walpole, Mass./South Shore Kings (EJHL)
Juniors (8)........Bessette, Evin
.............. Firman, K. McNamara
.....................McPherson, Nasca
.......................... Prockow, Smith
Sophomores (8)..........Bartliff
...............Boudon, Larkin, Leidl
................................... Long, Price
............................... Rivellini, Sinz
Freshmen (6)................Fenkell
.............McCann, J. McNamara
.........................Mihalik, Wagner
PRONUNCIATIONS
Bessette......................... Bih-set
Francois......................Fran-Swa
Brisebois............Breeze-Bwah
Bartliff........................... Bart-Liff
Leidl............................... Lie-Dull
Sinz........................................Sins
Rivellini............ Riv-Ell-ee-nee
HEAD COACH DON VAUGHAN
18th Season St. Lawrence ’84
Don Vaughan enters his 18th year as head
coach at Colgate as the program’s all-time
winningest head coach. He enters this
season with a career record of 284-268-65
overall mark.
Under Vaughan’s tutelage, Colgate
has enjoyed four 20-win seasons, two
NCAA tournament berths, and 16 appearances in the ECAC Hockey tournament.
Additionally, he has guided the Raiders to
five ECAC semifinal clashes, including his
last in the 2007-08 campaign. The 2000
ECAC Coach of the Year has mentored
three Hobey Baker Award finalists, four
All-Americans, an ECAC Player of the Year,
an ECAC Goaltender of the Year, two ESPN
The Magazine Academic all-District I honorees, three ECAC Merit Medal recipients,
a Hockey Humanitarian Award winner and
42 All-ECAC Hockey selections.
In addition to his commitment to
success on the ice, Vaughan has continually demonstrated his commitment to
the success of his student-athletes in the
classroom. During his tenure, Vaughan
has graduated 99 percent of his players.
Since the creation of the award in 2000,
Vaughan’s athletes have been named to
the ECAC Hockey all-academic team over
50 times.
During his career in hockey, Vaughan
probably never witnessed anything like
how the 2008-09 season went down.
Despite finishing 12-18-7, Vaughan’s Raiders posted a national record 19 overtime
periods, shattering the former record of
16 set the previous season by Minnesota.
Colgate finished the season with sevenconsecutive overtime games. In all, 25 of
the 37 games were determined by one
goal or fewer and one could make a case
for 27 since two games would have ended
with a one goal difference if not for a late
empty net score. Colgate’s highlights
included a 1-0 road upset of then #19
Dartmouth on Valentine’s Day at Thompson Arena; a 3-2 overtime victory over #11
and ECAC champion Yale in the finalregular season game on ESPNU and a pair
of ties versus arch rival Cornell. Vaughan
also watched junior David McIntyre post
a break out season en route to garnering
first team AHCA/Reebok All-American
honors, as well as all-College Hockey
News accolades. McIntyre, who went
on to gain first team all-league mention,
was one of 10 finalists for the prestigious
Hobey Baker Memorial Award.
In his 15th season, Vaughan guided
l
the Raiders to an 18-18-6 record and a
spot in the ECAC semifinals. On February
16, 2008, he became the school’s all-time
winningest coach in the program as
Colgate blanked Union 8-0. The Raiders
enjoyed success during the campaign,
among which included upsetting nationally-ranked Clarkson, which was ranked
seventh in the country, in a three-game
series in Potsdam, N.Y. to advance to the
semifinals of the ECAC Championships.
On November 11, 2007, the President of
Colgate, Rebecca S. Chopp, announced
the creation of the Donald F. Vaughan
Endowed Coaching Chair for Men’s Ice
Hockey.
During the 2005-06 campaign,
Vaughan continued to lead Colgate to
new heights. His Raiders captured their
second ECAC Hockey regular-season title
in three years, and won 20 games for the
third straight season for the first time in
program history. Four of Vaughan’s Raiders earned all-league recognition, including Mark Dekanich, who became the first
player in school history to receive the Ken
Dryden Award as the league’s goaltender
of the year.
Vaughan returned from a one-year
hiatus to guide Colgate to 25 victories,
the most in his tenure, during the 2004-05
campaign. Vaughan’s skaters advanced
to the ECAC semifinals for the third time
in his Colgate career. The Raiders earned
a berth in the 2005 NCAA tournament,
where they lost to Colorado College in a
one-goal game in the Midwest Regional
semifinals. Colgate finished the season
ranked 14th in the national polls. That
year, Vaughan earned his 200th career
coaching victory with a 3-1 win against
Union on Feb. 18, 2005.
After a one-year absence from postseason competition, Colgate returned to
the ECAC playoffs in 2002. That season,
Vaughan reached two milestones: he
registered his 150th career victory in a 4-1
win against Iona on Nov. 3, and posted his
100th career ECAC win versus Dartmouth
on Jan. 11. For his accomplishments,
Vaughan was recognized by the American
Hockey Coaches Association as a finalist
for the Spencer Penrose Award, which is
given annually to the University Division
Coach of the Year.
Vaughan first led Colgate to national
prominence during the 1999-00 season.
That year, he coached the Raiders to the
NCAA East Regional and a final ranking of
No. 9 in the USA Today/American Hockey
Magazine national poll. Vaughan, who led
his team to 24 victories, was honored as
the ECAC Coach of the Year and received
the Howard Hartman Award as Colgate’s
Coach of the Year.
He recorded his first 20-win season
as Colgate’s head coach during the
1994-95 campaign. With 20 victories, he
became the first coach in school history to
win 20 or more games in a season within
his first three years behind the bench.
For this accomplishment, Vaughan was
honored by his Colgate peers with the
Howard Hartman Award.
Vaughan began his coaching career
VAUGHAN’S CAREER CAPSULE
as a player/coach with the
Enschede Lions of the Dutch CAREER HIGHLIGHTS 2000 ECAC Coach of the Year
Professional Hockey League
41 All-ECAC Selections, 4 All-Americans
during the 1984-85 season.
3 Hobey Baker Finalists, 2 NCAA Tournaments
He returned to the
CAREER RECORD: 286-277-66
United States the following
ECAC HOCKEY RECORD: 177-157-44
year to serve as a graduate assistant coach at St.
COLGATE HEAD COACH - 17 SEASONS
Lawrence University during
YEAR OVERALL
ECAC POSTSEASON
the 1985-86 campaign.
1992-93 13-18-3
9-13-0
ECAC Quarterfinals
He worked as an as1993-94 14-17-2
10-10-2 ECAC Quarterfinals
sistant coach at St. Lawrence 1994-95 20-16-1
12-9-1
ECAC Final Four
under Joe Marsh for the next 1995-96 17-13-4
13-5-4
ECAC Quarterfinals
two seasons, specializing
1996-97 16-14-3
10-9-3
ECAC Final Five
in the areas of penalty-kill
1997-98 16-15-4
9-10-3
ECAC Quarterfinals
and power-play strategy. He
1998-99 19-12-4
12-8-2
ECAC Final Five
also served as the recruiting
1999-00 24-9-2
14-4-2
ECAC Final Four
coordinator and head coach
NCAA Regional
of the junior varsity team.
2000-01 10-20-4
8-13-1
-During his first season as a
2001-02 13-19-2
10-10-2 ECAC First Round
full-time assistant, the Saints 2002-03 17-19-4
9-10-3
ECAC Quarterfinals
participated in the NCAA
2004-05 25-11-3
14-5-3
ECAC Final Four
tournament for the first time NCAA Regional
since Vaughan was a player.
2005-06 20-13-6
14-6-2
ECAC Final Four
In 1988, Vaughan
2006-07 15-21-4
7-12-3
ECAC Quarterfinals
helped coach St. Lawrence
2007-08 18-18-6
8-9-5
ECAC Final Four
to the ECAC regular-season
2008-09 12-18-7
6-11-5
ECAC First Round
and tournament titles. The
2009-10 15-15-6
12-8-2
ECAC Quarterfinals
Saints advanced to the
2010-11 2-7-1
0-5-1
NCAA championship game,
Totals 286-277-66177-157-44
where they lost to Lake
Superior State in overtime.
NCAA Division I Men’s Hockey Committee.
Vaughan left St.
In 2004, Vaughan was presented
Lawrence in 1988 to become an assistant
with a Silver Puck Award by Colgate’s Silcoach at Cornell University under Brian
ver Puck Club for his work with the Raider
McCutcheon. Vaughan coached Cornell’s
hockey program. In 2005, he was one
special teams and coordinated recruiting
of two non-alumni to receive a Maroon
and team travel. The Big Red reached the
Citation for his record of service to the
ECAC final four during both of Vaughan’s
university.
two seasons with the program.
Vaughan stepped away from the
Following the 1989-90 season,
ice during the 2003-04 academic year to
Vaughan returned to St. Lawrence for his
serve as the university’s interim athletics
second assistant coaching stint under
director. Under his leadership, Colgate
Marsh. Vaughan extended his personal
achieved remarkable success. Five teams
string of ECAC final four appearances
won conference championships, six
to six by helping the Saints to back-tocoaches were honored as league coaches
back trips to the Boston Garden. In 1992,
of the year, and the Raider football team
Vaughan was part of his second ECAC
advanced to the NCAA Division I-AA
tournament championship and made his
national championship game. Vaughan
third trip to the NCAA tournament. In all,
continues to serve Colgate in an adminVaughan has appeared in 10 ECAC Hockey
istrative capacity as an assistant athletics
final fours and five NCAA tournaments
director.
during his 21-year college coaching
An active member of the Hamilton
career.
community, Vaughan hosts a hockey
Vaughan played three seasons of
school at Starr Rink every summer. In advarsity hockey for St. Lawrence from
dition, he is often a guest speaker at area
1981 to 1984 after earning All-America
youth hockey events.
status during his only season at Canton
A native of Almonte, Ontario,
College. While with the Saints, Vaughan
Vaughan resides in Hamilton with his wife,
played in 96 games at the center position.
Mariel, and their children, Mark (19) and
In 1983, he helped his team to an NCAA
Maria (17).
tournament appearance and a first-place
finish in the ECAC’s West Region. Vaughan
finished his career at St. Lawrence with
41 goals and 49 assists for 90 points. He
graduated from St. Lawrence in 1984 with
a bachelor’s degree in economics. and
later earned a master’s degree in general
studies from St. Lawrence in 1987.
He is a member of the American
Hockey Coaches Association and is a
former chair of that group’s Division I
Committee. He was also a member of
the NCAA Rules Committee from 1998
through 2002. He currently serves on the
PLAYER CAREER-HIGHS
#16 KURTIS BARTLIFF
Goals.............................................................1-4x, last vs. Princeton (11/12/10)
Assists...................................................................................2 vs. Army (10/30/09)
Points.....................................................................2-2x, last vs. Army (10/30/09)
#4 CORBIN MCPHERSON
Goals......................................................................2 vs. Sacred Heart (10/30/10)
Assists....................................................................1-13x, last vs. Yale (11/20/10)
Points.....................................................................3 vs. Sacred Heart (10/30/10)
#17 ROBBIE BOURDON
Goals.............................................................. 1-13x, last vs. Niagara (11/23/10)
Assists.....................................................2-3x, last vs. Sacred Heart (10/30/10)
Points.....................................................................3 vs. Sacred Heart (10/30/10)
#8 MARK NASCA
Goals....................................................................................................................... N/A
Assists..................................................................................................................... N/A
Points...................................................................................................................... N/A
#13 FRANCOIS BRISEBOIS
Goals.......................................................................2-3x, last vs. Union (2/27/10)
Assists............................................................. 3 at Lake Superior St. (10/23/10)
Points............................................... 3-2x, last at Lake Superior St. (10/23/10)
#6 WADE POPLAWSKI
Goals..............................................................1-5x, last at Dartmouth (2/19/10)
Assists............................................................2-2x, last at Dartmouth (2/19/10)
Points............................................................................3 at Dartmouth (2/19/10)
#12 BRIAN DAY
Goals....................................................................3 vs. Robert Morris (10/24/08)
Assists.............................................................................. 3 at Canisius (12/20/09)
Points............................................................................... 4 at Canisius (12/20/09)
#20 JEREMY PRICE
Goals................................................................................ 2 at Canisius (12/20/09)
Assists.......................................................................... 2 vs. Princeton (11/29/09)
Points................................................................ 2-2x, last at Canisius (12/20/09)
#15 MATT FIRMAN
Goals...................................................................2-2x, last at Clarkson (1/16/10)
Assists.....................................................1-6x, last vs. Sacred Heart (10/30/10)
Points............................................................................... 3 at Canisius (12/20/09)
#21 NICK PROCKOW
Goals......................................................................1-11x, last vs. Yale (11/20/10)
Assists.................................................................................... 2 at Brown (2/27/09)
Points............................................................2-3x, last vs. Princeton (11/21/09)
#26 ANTHONY HAMBURG
Goals....................................................................................................................... N/A
Assists...................................................................... 1-2x, last vs. Yale (11/20/10)
Points....................................................................... 1-2x, last vs. Yale (11/20/10)
#7 BILLY RIVELLINI
Goals...................................................................1-2x, last at Clarkson (11/5/10)
Assists..................................................................................... 1 vs. Army (10/9/10)
Points..................................................................1-3x, last at Clarkson (11/5/10)
#27 THOMAS LARKIN
Goals.............................................................1-6x, last vs. Princeton (11/12/10)
Assists................................................................................ 2 at Cornell (11/24/09)
Points.................................................................. 2-2x, last at Cornell (11/24/09)
#24 NATHAN SINZ
Goals...................................................................................................................... N/A
Assists...........................................................1-6x, last vs. Princeton (11/12/10)
Points............................................................1-6x, last vs. Princeton (11/12/10)
#22 MIKE LEIDL
Goals....................................................................................................................... N/A
Assists...................................................................................1 vs. Army (10/30/09)
Points....................................................................................1 vs. Army (10/30/09)
#9 AUSTIN SMITH
Goals................................................................................3 at Quinnipiac (3/7/09)
Assists.............................................................................. 4 at Canisius (12/20/09)
Points................................................................ 4-2x, last at Canisius (12/20/09)
#11 CHRISTIAN LONG
Goals...............................................................1-3x, last at Rensselaer (12/5/09)
Assists................................................................................2 at Clarkson (11/5/10)
Points.................................................................................2 at Clarkson (11/5/10)
#23 CHRIS WAGNER
Goals.......................................................... 1-2x, last vs. Quinnipiac (11/13/10)
Assists.............................................. 1-2x, last at Lake Superior St. (10/23/10)
Points......................................................... 1-4x, last vs. Quinnipiac (11/13/10)
#19 AUSTIN MAYER
Goals............................................................. 1-4x, last vs. Merrimack (2/22/09)
Assists................................................................... 2 at Massachusetts (1/16/09)
Points.....................................................................3 at Massachusetts (1/16/09)
GOALTENDERS
#28 MIKE McCANN
Goals........................................................................ 1-2x, last vs. Yale (11/20/10)
Assists................................................................................2 at Clarkson (11/5/10)
Points.................................................................................2 at Clarkson (11/5/10)
#10 KEVIN McNAMARA
Goals..................................................................1-4x, last at Niagara (11/23/10)
Assists.................................................................2-2x, last at Clarkson (3/16/08)
Points...................................................................2-3x last at Clarkson (3/16/08)
#18 JACK McNAMARA
Goals....................................................................................................................... N/A
Assists..................................................................................................................... N/A
Points...................................................................................................................... N/A
#33 BRYAN BESSETTE
Saves............................................................................33 vs. Quinnipiac (2/7/09)
Goals Allowed............................................................ 2 vs. Quinnipiac (2/7/09)
Win Streak............................................................................................................ N/A
#1 ALEX EVIN
Saves..........................................................................43 vs. Princeton (11/21/09)
Fewest Goals Allowed....................................0 vs. Sacred Heart (10/30/10)
Win Streak............................................................................................................ N/A
#30 MAX FENKELL
Saves....................................................................................................................... N/A
Goals Allowed..................................................................................................... N/A
Win Streak............................................................................................................ N/A
#29 ERIC MIHALIK
Saves..................................................................................... 28 vs. Yale (11/20/10)
Goals Allowed........................................................3 vs. Quinnipiac (11/13/10)
Win Streak............................................................................................................ N/A
GAME NOTES
COLGATE-CORNELL RIVALRY TAKES NEW STEP
This season the upstate New York rivals will be taking
their series south to Newark, N.J. The teams will be
playing a non-conference game at the Prudential Center, which is the new home of the New Jersey Devils.
This will make it two neutral site games to be played by
the Raiders this season. The two teams will now be facing each other three times this season, which the series
did back in 2008-09 when the two schools played at
the Florida College Classic in Estero, Fla.
RIVALRY USED TO NEW BARNS
Colgate and Cornell are used to playing in neutral site
games. The two schools have played each other in 14
different rinks since Starr Rink opened in 1959. The
Prudential Center will be the 15th rink this upstate
New York rivalry has seen and the fourth NHL rink since
Madison Square Garden in 1965-66.
DAY NETS 50TH CAREER GOAL
The senior forward became the 33rd skater in Colgate
history to record his 50th career goal, which came on
Tuesday night at Niagara. Day scored on the power
play in the third period. He has 50 goals and 44 assists
for 94 points and is six points away from reaching the
100-point plateau. He will be the 48th skater to obtain
the milestone.
A STREAKING BOURDON
Bourdon is currently on the longest point streak for
the Raiders this season as he has scored at least one
point in the last five games. He had two points against
Niagara with a goal and an assists, while putting home
goals against Brown and Yale last weekend. With the
streak, the sophomore is ranked 21st in the league in
points per game.
SHOWING NO FAVORITES
Bourdon scored his first goal of the 2010-11 season
in the second game at LSSU with a power play goal
coming in the third period. He has now scored 13 goals
in 13 different games in his career. He has the most
against Brown and Yale with three goals apiece against
the Bears and Bulldogs for six of his 13 goals. He is still
searching for his first career multi-goal game.
POWER PLAY SNAPS SCORELESS STREAK
The Colgate power play has recently seen better days
as the Raiders came into Saturday’s game against Yale,
scoreless in its last 22 opportunities. However, Colgate
has fired back with four goals in its last 13 opportunities for a 30.8 success rate in its last two games. The
Raiders have tallied two power play goals in their last
two contests.
MCDONALD ’00 NAMED TO ECAC TOP 50 PLAYERS
Former Colgate standout and Hobey Baker Finalist
Andy McDonald ’00 has been selected as one of ECAC
Hockey’s top 50 players as the league announced its
second group of five skaters. McDonald finished his
career with 67 goals and 88 assists for 155 points in 137
collegiate games. He was named ECAC Hockey Player
of the Year back in 2000. He has played for two NHL
franchises and has appeared in 584 games. He won the
2007 Stanley Cup with Anaheim and just scored his
150th career NHL goal with St. Louis on Nov. 19 against
Jesse Winchester ’08 and the Ottawa Senators.
POPLAWSKI TO PLAY 100TH CAREER GAME
Saturday will be a milestone for the defenseman as he
will be playing in his 100th career game in a Colgate
uniform. He is one of only three players on this year’s
squad to reach to 100 game mark, joining Day and
Brisebois.
FIRST PENALTY SHOT
Colgate faced its first penalty shot of the season
against Brown on Nov. 19. it was the first one since
Dec. 4 of last season against Union. Alex Evin made the
save on Union’s player. This time it was Evin again and
he stoned Bobby Farnham of the Bears in the second
period after being tripped on a breakaway.
OFFENSIVE DEFENSEMEN
Sophomore Thomas Larkin and junior Corbin McPherson have played in all 10 games together on the
blueline and both have already equaled their goal
output from a season ago. Larkin has three this year,
which leads defensemen and is second on the team,
while McPherson netted two against Sacred Heart. The
NJ Devils draft pick leads all Colgate defensemen with
six points. The Raiders have five defensive players with
at least one point.
MIHALIK SEES FIRST ACTION
Freshman Eric Mihalik saw his first action between the
pipes against Quinnipiac, becoming the first rookie to
start for Colgate since teammate Bryan Bessette earned
a start against Harvard on Feb. 13, 2009. The rookie
from Avon Lake, Ohio, made 24 stops in his first action
including 11 in the first to keep the Bobcats off the
board. He also got the start against Yale and made 28
stops, but gave up six scores.
REESE HONORED WITH SILVER PUCK AWARD
Michelle Reese was named the recipient of the 2010-11
Silver Puck Award on Saturday evening at the annual
banquet in the Hall of Presidents. Reese becomes the
48th recipient of the award, which began back in 1960
as J. Howard Starr received the inaugural award. The
Silver Puck Award is handed out by the Silver Puck Club,
the fundraising arm of Colgate men’s hockey and is
given to a person or people whose continued support
and contributions to the Colgate men’s hockey program
warrant special recognition and applause. It has been
awarded on an annual basis since 1981. Reese has been
with the hockey program for 23 years and helps with
team travel, banquets and the Terry Slater Golf Tournament.
THIRD JERSEY SALE
The Colgate men’s hockey team wore its new third
jersey last weekend and the jerseys are on sale now
with the proceeds going to the Silver Puck Club, the
Interfaith Council and Hamilton Food Cupboard. Fans
can purchase the jersey by calling Michelle Reese at
315-228-7570.
TOY DRIVE COMING SOON TO STARR
The Raiders will also be collecting toys for the Interfaith
Holiday Council on Dec. 11 during the Niagara game,
which the items will then be dispersed to the families
within Madison County. Fans will again receive a free
general admission ticket for every unwrapped toy
donated. The Prudential Center will also be joining
the holiday effort with a toy drive for Newark Now.
The venue is asking attendees to bring a new and
unwrapped toy to the game on Saturday.
IN NEED OF AN EARLY LEAD
In both wins this season, the Raiders have jumped out
to an early lead. The Raiders lost their first game when
COLGATE BREAKDOWN
Overall.....................................................................2-8-1
Home........................................................................1-4-0
Away.........................................................................0-4-1
Neutral....................................................................1-0-0
Overtime................................................................0-0-0
Last 5 Games........................................................0-5-0
Last 10 Games......................................................1-8-1
Last 15 Games........................................................ N/A
vs. ECAC Hockey.................................................0-5-1
vs. Atlantic Hockey............................................2-1-0
vs. Hockey East....................................................0-0-0
vs. CCHA..................................................................0-2-0
vs. Ranked Opponents....................................0-1-0
One-Goal Games................................................0-3-0
Following a Win...................................................0-1-1
Following a Loss.................................................1-6-0
Following at Tie...................................................0-1-0
Scoring First..........................................................2-3-0
Opponent Scores First.....................................0-5-1
Leading After 1st Period.................................1-0-1
Trailing After 1st Period..................................0-4-0
Tied After 1st Period.........................................1-4-0
Leading After 2nd Period...............................2-0-1
Trailing After 2nd Period................................0-7-0
Tied After 2nd Period.......................................0-1-0
Scoring No Goals................................................0-0-0
Scoring 1 Goal......................................................0-3-0
Scoring 2 Goals...................................................0-2-0
Scoring 3 Goals...................................................1-1-0
Scoring 4 Goals...................................................0-2-1
Scoring 5+ Goals.................................................1-0-0
Allowing No Goals.............................................1-0-0
Allowing 1 Goal...................................................1-1-0
Allowing 2 Goals.................................................0-1-0
Allowing 3 Goals.................................................0-1-0
Allowing 4 Goals.................................................0-2-1
Allowing 5+ Goals..............................................0-3-0
Outshooting Opponents................................2-6-1
Being Outshot.....................................................0-2-0
Even Shots.............................................................0-0-0
Recording 0-20 Shots.......................................0-0-0
Recording 21-30 Shots....................................0-1-0
Recording 31-40 Shots....................................0-7-1
Recording 41-50 Shots....................................1-0-0
Recording 50+ Shots........................................1-0-0
Allowing 0-20 Shots..........................................0-0-0
Allowing 21-30 Shots.......................................2-6-1
Allowing 31-40 Shots.......................................0-2-0
Allowing 41-50 Shots.......................................0-0-0
Allowing 50+ Shots...........................................0-0-0
Scoring a Power Play Goal.............................1-3-1
Not Scoring a Power Play Goal....................1-5-0
Allowing a Power Play Goal..........................1-6-1
Not Allowing a Power Play Goal.................1-2-0
Scoring Shorthanded.......................................0-0-0
Allowing a Shorthanded Goal.....................0-1-0
Winning the Face-off Battle..........................1-1-0
Losing the Face-off Battle..............................1-6-1
Tied the Face-off Battle...................................0-1-0
GAME NOTES
leading early with the 3-1 loss to Quinnipiac. When
Colgate fails to take the first lead, the Raiders are 0-5-1.
Last weekend at Clarkson and St. Lawrence, they surrendered the lead in both games.
SECURING THE LEAD
Colgate has taken a lead into the third period in three
games this year and is 2-0-1 in those games. The wins
came against Army and Sacred Heart with the tie happening last weekend at Clarkson. The Raiders had a
two-goal lead going into the final frame. Colgate gave
up two power play goals, but was able to right the ship
and secure one point.
THINK OUTSIDE THE BOX
Colgate ranks fifth in the league in the least amount of
penalty minutes and the Raiders committed just one
offense against Sacred Heart, but the team is struggling on the kill. Colgate ranks last in ECAC Hockey
with 12 power play goals against in 47 opportunities
for a 74.5 percentage success rate. The Raiders surrendered three to the Golden Knights, who came into
the game without a score with the advantage. They
are tied with Yale for last in the league and Colgate got
two goals against the Bulldogs on the power play on
Saturday.
PEPPERING THE GOALTENDER
Colgate had target practice against Sacred Heart with
55 shots on net, which was the highest since the Raiders posted 70 in 2003 at Dartmouth. They had 22 shots
alone in the first period, which tied a season-high. The
other time they posted 22 shots was in the season
opener against Army in the second period. Colgate
finished the night with 18 shots in the third. The Raiders have outshot their opponents in 8-of-10 games this
season.
EARNING FIRST SHUTOUT
Junior Alex Evin came into the game without a shutout
in 34 career starts. He pushed aside all 21 shots in the
game. He had allowed just one goal in six games in
his career. He took over as the primary goaltender last
season with 23 starts and earned nine victories and is
off to a good start with two wins in the first two games.
CAREER DAYS FOR MCPHERSON, BOURDON
The two juniors combined for six of the 14 points
scored in the win over Sacred Heart on Oct. 30.
McPherson set career-highs in goals and points, while
Bourdon also had three points for a career-best with a
goal and two helpers. McPherson had his two goals in
the first 20 minutes and assisted on Bourdon’s power
play goal in the third period.
AMERICAN WEARING THE “C”
Day enters this season as the captain for the Raiders
and is the first American-born single captain for Colgate since Tim Brokaw in the 1998-99 season.
ALL- AMERICAN RECRUITS
For the first time under the tutelage of head coach Don
Vaughan the Raiders welcomed an all-American born
recruiting class. Two newcomers are from Massachusetts, two from the Midwest and one from Phoenix,
Ariz.
DOUBLING OR TRIPLING UP
Day netted multiple goals for the ninth time in his career with two on Oct. in the Upper Peninsula. He leads
all active skaters on the team in that category. Smith
has seven two or more goal games in his career. Day
also added his 26th multi-point game. Brisebois added
a career-high three assists and it was his sixth game
with two or more assists and 13th with multi-points.
FROM THE BLUELINE
Sophomore Thomas Larkin became the first defenseman to score this season with a tally against LSSU on
Oct. 23. Larkin led the team last season with 19 points
on three goals and 16 helpers. Classmate Jeremy Price
led all defensemen with six goals last year.
FRIGHT NIGHT FOR OPPONENTS
Colgate has played nine games on Oct. 30 or Halloween in its program history and has a 5-3-1 mark in
those games. The Raiders have played six games on
Halloween and have a 4-2 mark. The last time Colgate
played on Oct. 31 was last season against Niagara at
home and the Raiders won the game by a 4-2 score.
They actually went unbeaten on the weekend with a
4-4 tie against Army the night before.
CLOSE BUT NOT ENOUGH
Colgate dropped its first two one-goal games of the
season during last weekend. The Raiders are coming
off a season with a 6-2 mark in one-goal games. They
started the year with four-straight wins by a goal,
including two wins over Harvard and Dartmouth to
begin the ECAC Hockey season in 2009. They dropped
a 7-6 overtime game at Canisius and then the 4-3 loss
to St. Lawrence in the ECAC Hockey playoffs.
EVIN REMAINS PERFECT IN OPENERS
Goaltender Alex Evin remains unbeaten in his season
openers in a Colgate uniform. He is 3-0-0 in his first
three individual openers. Evin pushed aside 22 shots
in the win over Army, including 10 in the first frame.
Last year he made 29 saves in a 3-2 win over National
Semifinalist RIT to start his season.
OPENING GAME FULL OF FIRSTS
Sophomore Billy Rivellini and rookies Chris Wagner and
Mike McCann each recorded their first collegiate points
in the win over the Black Knights. McCann scored the
gamewinner in the 3-1 win with the assist going to
Rivellini. Wagner added an assist on Colgate’s first goal
of the season coming from Day.
RAIDERS ON TV THIS SEASON
Colgate will be featured on Time Warner Sports seven
times this season and once on ESPNU. The schedule is
below and the first game on TV will be Nov. 19 against
Brown.
TIME WARNER SPORTS
Nov. 19 vs. Brown
Nov. 20 vs. Yale
Nov. 23 at Niagara
Feb. 4 vs. St. Lawrence
Feb. 5 vs. Clarkson
Feb. 18 vs. Dartmouth *
Feb. 19 vs. Harvard
* - Subject to Change
ESPNU
Jan. 9
at Princeton
ECAC HOCKEY STANDINGS
2010-11 ECAC HOCKEY
School
GP
Princeton 7
Yale
4
Dartmouth 6
Quinnipiac 7
Union
4
Brown
4
Clarkson
5
Rensselaer 4
St. Lawrence 5
Harvard
6
Cornell
6
Colgate
6
ECAC
5-2-0
4-0-0
3-2-1
3-3-1
2-1-1
2-1-1
2-2-1
2-2-0
2-3-0
2-4-0
2-4-0
0-5-1
Pts.
10
8
7
7
5
5
5
4
4
4
4
1
GF-GA Overall
19-15
5-4-0
20-10
8-1-0
17-10
4-3-1
15-20
7-5-1
7-6
7-2-3
14-11
3-2-2
12-19
6-4-2
9-7
5-3-3
11-14
2-7-3
11-13
2-4-0
15-14
2-6-0
15-28
2-8-1
LAST WEEK’S RESULTS
Friday, Nov. 19
Princeton 1, Harvard 0
Brown 5, Colgate 2
Quinnipiac 2, Dartmouth 0
Yale 4, Cornell 2
Saturday, Nov. 13
Dartmouth 3, Princeton 2
Clarkson 3, St. Lawrence 1
Quinnipiac 5, Harvard 4
Brown 3, Cornell 2
Yale 6, Colgate 4
THIS WEEK’S SCHEDULE
Tuesday, Nov. 23
Princeton 3, Quinnipiac 0
Brown 5, New Hampshire 5 OT
Yale 5, Sacred Heart 1
Niagara 4, Colgate 2
Friday, Nov. 26
Air Force vs. Clarkson, 6:35 p.m.*
Connecticut at Rensselaer, 7 p.m.^
Dartmouth at Harvard, 7 p.m.
Saturday, Nov. 27
Lake Superior St. vs. Clarkson, 6:35 p.m.*
Harvard at Dartmouth, 7 p.m.
Brown at Boston University, 7 p.m.
Bowling Green/Ala.-Hunstville vs. RPI, 7 p.m.^
Quinnipac at UMass, 7 p.m.
Cornell at Colgate, 7:30 p.m.!
* Denver Cup
^ Rensselaer Holiday Tournament
! at Prudential Center in Newark, N.J.
ECAC HOCKEY STARTS SEASON
ECAC Hockey started its 50th season with six of the
12 members playing last weekend. The league put up
a 5-3-2 mark in 10 games. Union went a perfect 2-0
with dominating wins over Sacred Heart. Quinnipiac,
Clarkson and Colgate each earned wins, while St.
Lawrence tied twice at Minnesota State and Rensselaer
GAME NOTES
THE LAST TIME ...
SERIES SWEEP AT HOME
CU - Feb. 26-27, 2010 - RPI (3-2) & Union (5-2)
Opp. - Nov. 19-20 - Brown (2-5) & Yale (4-6)
SERIES SWEEP ON ROAD
CU - Oct. 22-23, 2010 - at Lake Superior (2-1, 5-4)
Opp. - Jan. 16-17, 2009 - at RPI (2-3 ot) & Union (3-6)
COLGATE WON IN OVERTIME
Home: Jan. 21, 2009 - Princeton (5-4)
Away: March 7, 2009 - Quinnipiac (5-4)
Neutral: Dec. 28, 2008 - Maine (3-2)
COLGATE LOST IN OVERTIME
Home: Jan. 31, 2010 - St. Lawrence (2-3)
Away: Dec. 20, 2009 - Canisius (6-7)
Neutral: March 18, 2005 - Harvard (3-4 2ot)
COLGATE TIED IN OVERTIME
Home: Jan. 23, 2010 - Robert Morris (3-3)
Away: Nov. 6, 2010 - Clarkson (4-4)
Neutral: Jan. 3, 2009 - Ferris State (3-3)
Scoreless: Feb. 9, 2008 - at Clarkson
COLGATE RECORDED A SHUTOUT
Home: Oct. 30, 2010 - Sacred Heart (Evin 21 svs)
Away: Feb. 16, 2010 - Dartmouth (1-0) (Long 28 svs.)
Neutral: Jan. 2, 2005 - Air Force (3-0) (Silverthorn 13 svs)
COLGATE WAS SHUTOUT
Home: Nov. 21, 2008 - Dartmouth (0-1) (O’Neill 28 svs)
Away: Feb. 6, 2010 - Quinnipiac (0-2) (Clarke 26 svs)
Neutral: March 21, 2008 - Princeton (0-3) (Kalemba 27 svs)
COLGATE SCORED 10 OR MORE GOALS
Jan. 11, 1998 - Merrimack (10-7)
OPPONENT SCORED 10 OR MORE GOALS
Nov. 29, 1996 - Miami (2-14)
COLGATE RECORDED 50+ SHOTS
Oct. 30, 2010 - 55 vs. Sacred Heart (5-0)
OPPONENT RECORDED 50+ SHOTS
Jan. 9, 2007 - 54 vs. Lake Superior State (1-6)
PLAYER RECORDED A HAT TRICK
CU - March 7, 2009 - Austin Smith at Quinnpiac (5-4 ot)
Opp - March 9, 2009 - Parenteau vs. SLU (1-6)
PLAYER SCORED A SHORTHANDED GOAL
CU - Feb. 13, 2010 - Day & Williams vs. Brown (6-2)
Opp - Nov. 19, 2010 - Bobby Farnham vs. Brown (2-5)
PLAYER SCORED AN OT GOAL
CU - Nov. 21, 2009 - Brisebois vs. Princeton (5-4 ot)
Opp - Jan. 31, 2010 - Mike McKenzie vs. St. Lawrence (2-3)
GOALIE HAD 40+ SAVES
CU - Nov. 21, 2009 - Alex Evin vs. Princeton (5-4)
Opp - Nov. 13, 2008 - Ben Scrivens vs. Cornell (1-4)
PENALTY SHOT ATTEMPT
CU - Nov. 15, 2008 - B. Day at Cornell (goal) (2-2 ot)
Opp - Nov. 19, 2010 - B. Farnham vs. Brown (save) (2-5)
took a loss and a tie at Colorado College. The lone win for
Clarkson came against St. Cloud State at Nebraska-Omaha’s Maverick Stampede Tournament. Quinnipiac split its
two-game set with Ohio State.
ECAC HOCKEY TURNS 50
One of the oldest hockey conferences in the country turns
50 this year as ECAC Hockey begins its 50th season on the
ice. The league has seen over 15,000 games, 500 NHL players, 300 All-Americans and three Hobey Baker winners. The
league will be doing promotions throughout the season,
including a throwback weekend where teams will be wearing uniforms from the inaugural 1961 season.
FOURTH IN MEDIA PRESEASON POLL
The Colgate men’s hockey team was selected to finish
fourth by ECAC Hockey media. The Raiders earned 263
points in the poll and also garnered two first-place votes,
which was the same as Cornell. Yale was the huge favorite
to win the league earning 25 of 30 first-place votes. The
Big Red was picked second with 288 points and two firstplace votes, while Union was chosen third with 276 points
and a first-place vote. Rensselaer rounded out the top-5
with 211 points.
FIFTH COACHES’ PRESEASON POLL
The ECAC Hockey Coaches’ saw the Raiders differently as
they picked Colgate to finish fifth, instead of the fourth
selection by the media. Yale was once again the choice to
repeat as league champions with a total of 121 points and
11 of the 12 first-place votes. Cornell was given the other
first-place vote and finished second with 92 points. Union
was taken third, followed by Rensselaer with 79 points
as the Engineers jumped the Raiders in the coaches’ poll.
Colgate was given 69 points to round out the top-5.
PRESEASON ALL-LEAGUE FOR SMITH
Junior Austin Smith was one of six ECAC Hockey skaters
to be named to the Preseason All-League Team. Smith
skated in all 36 games for the Colgate men’s hockey team
last season and recorded a team-high 41 points on 16
goals and 25 assists. He posted 13 multi-point games and
had four games with two or more goals. In his two years
with the Raiders, he has seen ice time in all 73 games and
has tallied 72 points on 33 goals and 39 assists. He is the
second-consecutive Raider to be named as David McIntyre
was selected in 2009-10.
WELCOME BACK SCORERS
The Raiders return four of their top five scorers to a unit
that was ranked third overall in scoring offense in ECAC
Hockey and 13th nationally. Colgate averaged 3.28 goals
per game and netted a total of 118 goals.
STARTING A NEW DAY
Senior Brian Day returns to the lineup wearing the “C” as
he was named team captain. He was the team leader in
goals in 2009-10 with 21 scores, which put him tied for
fifth in the conference. He was tops in conference play as
well with 13 goals in 20 games. Day’s seven goals with the
extra skater was also a team-high. Joining Day as assistant
captains are seniors Francois Brisebois, Wade Poplawski
and Kevin McNamara.
SEASON OPENERS UNDER VAUGHAN
Colgate enters another season under head coach Don
Vaughan, who begins his 18th season behind the bench.
In season openers, he is 6-7-4 against some quality opponents. In 1997-98, the Raiders opened the season against
Michigan and beat the eventual national champion by
a 2-1 score at Ann Arbor. Colgate began a year under
COLGATE HIGHS/LOWS
PERIOD
Most goals.........................3 vs. Sacred Heart (1st) (10/30/10)
Most goals allowed....3-4x, last vs. Niagara (3rd) (11/23/10)
Most shots.......22-2x, last vs. Sacred Heart (1st) (10/30/10)
Most shots allowed...................... 22 vs. Yale (1st) (11/20/10)
Fewest shots.......................................5 vs. Army (1st) (10/9/10)
Fewest shots allowed................. 2 vs. Army (2nd) (10/9/10)
GAME-HIGHS
Points...........................................14 vs. Sacred Heart (10/30/10)
Goals............................................... 5 vs. Sacred Heart (10/30/10)
Assists............................................ 9 vs. Sacred Heart (10/30/10)
SOG...............................................55 vs. Sacred Heart (10/30/10)
Saves............................................................. 35 at LSSU (10/23/10)
Penalties.....................................................9 vs. Brown (11/19/10)
Penalty minutes........................................19 vs. Yale (11/20/10)
Most PPGs..................................... 2-2x , last vs. Yale (10/23/10)
Most PPCs.................................... 8 vs. Sacred Heart (10/30/10)
Most SHGs....................................................................................... N/A
GAME-LOWS
Points..................................................2 at St. Lawrence (11/6/10)
............................................................... 2 vs. Quinnipiac (11/13/10)
Goals.................................................................1 at LSSU (10/22/10)
................................................................1 at St. Lawrence (11/6/10)
............................................................... 1 vs. Quinnipiac (11/13/10)
Assists.................................................1 at St. Lawrence (11/6/10)
............................................................... 1 vs. Quinnipiac (11/13/10)
SOG................................................................ 30 at LSSU (10/23/10)
......................................................................30 vs. Brown (11/19/10)
Saves................................................20 at St. Lawrence (11/6/10)
......................................................................20 vs. Brown (11/19/10)
Goals allowed............................ 0 vs. Sacred Heart (10/30/10)
Shots allowed..........................21 vs. Sacred Heart (10/30/10)
Fewest penalties...................... 1 vs. Sacred Heart (10/30/10)
MISCELLANEOUS
Largest winning margin..... 5 vs. Sacred Heart (10/30/10)
Largest losing margin...............3 at St. Lawrence (11/6/10)
.........................................................................3 vs. Brown (11/19/10)
Longest winning streak................................................................1
Longest unbeaten streak.............................................................2
Longest losing streak.....................................................................6
Longest winless streak..................................................................7
INDIVIDUAL HIGHS
Points....................3, R. Bourdon vs. Sacred Heart (10/30/10)
............................ 3, C. McPherson vs. Sacred Heart (10/30/10)
....................................................3, F. Brisebois at LSSU (10/23/10)
......................................................... 3, A. Smith at LSSU (10/23/10)
..............................................................3, B. Day at LSSU (10/23/10)
Goals................ 2, C. McPherson vs. Sacred Heart (10/30/10)
..............................................................2, B. Day at LSSU (10/23/10)
Assists.....................................3, F. Brisebois at LSSU (10/23/10)
......................................................... 3, A. Smith at LSSU (10/23/10)
Shots................................... 7, R. Bourdon vs. Brown (11/19/10)
............................ 7, C. McPherson vs. Sacred Heart (10/30/10)
....................................................7, R. Bourdon at LSSU (10/23/10)
Saves............................................. 35, A. Evin at LSSU (10/23/10)
Penalties............................................................................ 10 tied at 2
Penalty Minutes............................T. Larkin vs. Yale (11/20/10)
OPPONENT GAME-HIGHS
Points..............................................................15 vs. Yale (11/20/10)
Goals.................................................................. 6 vs. Yale (11/20/10)
Assists..............................................................9 at LSSU (10/23/10)
.............................................................................. 9 vs. Yale (11/20/10)
SOG................................................................ 40 at LSSU (10/23/10)
Saves............................................50 vs. Sacred Heart (10/30/10)
Penalties............................................9 at St. Lawrence (11/6/10)
Penalty Minutes.........................29 at St. Lawrence (11/6/10)
PPGs..................................................................1 at LSSU (10/22/10)
PPCs...................................................................5 vs. Army (10/9/10)
SHGs................................................................................................... N/A
GAME NOTES
NATIONAL POLLS
USCHO.COM NATIONAL POLL
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Minnesota-Duluth
Boston University
Yale
Nebraska-Omaha
Miami
New Hampshire
Boston College
Michigan
North Dakota
Maine
Notre Dame
Denver
Union
Alaska
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Rensselaer
Merrimack
Western Michigan
Ferris State
Pts. (1st) Last Record
999 (49)
1 11-1-2
893 (1)
2
7-1-4
856
5
7-1-0
824
4
9-2-1
808
6
8-3-3
724 7
6-2-3
648
10 8-4-0
635
9
8-3-3
631
8
8-5-1
612
3
6-3-3
568
11 9-3-1
442
13 8-4-2
421
14 7-2-3
312
12 7-5-2
259
19 7-4-1
199
15 6-6-2
191
18 5-3-3
154
NR 4-2-4
147
16 6-3-3
48
NR 6-5-3
Others receiving votes: Quinnipiac 42, Michigan
State 39, Robert Morris 12, Dartmouth 9, Colorado College 5, Princeton 5, St. Cloud State, Niagara 4, Clarkson
3, Northern Michigan 2, Providence 2, Brown 1.
USA TODAY/USA HOCKEY MAG POLL
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Minnesota-Duluth
Boston University
Yale
Nebraska-Omaha
Miami
New Hampshire
Boston College
Michigan
Maine
North Dakota
Notre Dame
Union
Denver
Alaska
Minnesota
Pts. (1st) Last Record
509 (34)
1 11-1-2
438
2
7-1-4
421
5
7-1-0
369 (1)
4
9-2-1
373
6
8-3-3
299 8
6-2-3
272
9
8-4-0
265
10 8-3-3
263
3
6-3-3
252
7
8-5-1
201
11 9-3-1
133
12 7-2-3
130
14 8-4-2
55
13 7-5-2
37
NR 7-4-1
Others receiving votes: Rensselaer 19, Wisconsin 15,
Merrimack 8, Quinnipiac 1.
Vaughan against either a Hockey East or CCHA school until
2001 when it faced Nebraska-Omaha in the opener.
FIRST DIVISION I GAME ON THE CAPE
It’s believed that Colgate and Army played in the first regular season NCAA Division I hockey game on Cape Cod. The
Massachusetts vacation destination is known for its clam
chowder and beautiful beaches and not a cold ice hockey
rink in October. For four Colgate players it will be like
playing at home. Senior Kevin McNamara and his brother,
rookie Jack McNamara are from Chestnut Hill, Mass., while
senior captain Brian Day is from Danvers and rookie Chris
Wagner is a native of Walpole.
RAIDERS DRAFT PICKS
The Raiders have seven players on this year’s squad that
have been taken in the NHL Draft, including two rookies.
Day leads the group as he was a sixth round pick by the Islanders in 2006. Junior Corbin McPherson was taken in the
third round in 2007 by the New Jersey Devils, while Smith
was a fifth round pick in that same draft by his hometown
Dallas Stars. Sophomore Thomas Larkin was selected in
2009 by the Blue Jackets in the fifth round. The two rookies
are Chris Wagner and Anthony Hamburg. Wagner was a
fifth round selection in last year’s draft by the Anaheim
Ducks, while Hamburg was taken in the seventh round by
the Minnesota Wild in 2009.
SCOUTING THE BIG RED
Cornell is off to one of its toughest starts in recent
memory. The Big Red was ranked in the national polls prior
to the season, but Cornell hasn’t lived up to its ranking so
far this season. The team enters Saturday’s game with a
2-6-0 overall mark and a 2-4-0 record in league play. The
Big Red has lost three in a row with losses to Princeton,
Brown and Yale. It’s the squad’s second three-game losing
streak this season.
Three skaters are tied at the top of the scoring list
with five points with Dustin Mowrey leading the way with
three goals and two assists. Nick D’Agostino and Mike
Devin has two goals and three assists for five points as
well. Jordan Kary and Joe Devin are tied with Mowrey for
the team lead in goals with three, while Mowrey and Devin
have two goals coming on the power play for the most on
the team.
In net, both Andy Illes and Mike Garman have started
four games. Each goaltender has a 1-3-0 mark with Illes
posting a 2.37 goals against average and a save percentage of .889. Garman has recorded a 3.23 goals against and
a save percentage of .889.
The power play has struggled this season with just
six goals in 38 chances for a 15.8 success rate. The Big Red
has allowed six goals on the kill in 42 opportunities for the
opponents.
LINE CHART RECORDS
Long-McCann-Rivellini.......................................................2-4-1
Firman-Prockow-Mayer.....................................................2-5-1
Brisebois-Day-Smith............................................................1-1-1
Bourdon-Bartliff-Wagner..................................................1-1-1
Brisebois-Day-Wagner........................................................1-2-0
Bourdon-Bartliff-Smith......................................................1-2-0
Hamburg-McCann-Nasca.................................................0-1-0
Firman-Mayer-Hamburg...................................................0-1-0
Mayer-Wagner-Brisebois..................................................0-1-0
Bourdon-McCann-Rivellini..............................................0-1-0
Firman-Hamburg-Prockow..............................................0-1-0
Long-Day-Smith.....................................................................0-1-0
Bourdon-Mayer-Prockow.................................................0-1-0
Firman-McCann-Rivellini..................................................0-1-0
Bourdon-Brisebois................................................................0-1-0
Bourdon-Wagner-Day.........................................................0-1-0
Brisebois-Hamburg-Smith...............................................0-1-0
Bartliff-McCann-Long.........................................................0-1-0
Bourdon-Smith-Day.............................................................0-1-0
Bartliff-Day-Smith.................................................................0-2-0
Bartliff-Wagner-Brisebois.................................................0-2-0
DEFENSIVE PAIRINGS
Price-Larkin...............................................................................2-7-1
Sinz-K. McNamara.................................................................1-1-0
Poplawski-Leidl.......................................................................0-1-0
Sinz-McPherson......................................................................1-2-1
Leidl-McPherson....................................................................1-4-0
Poplawski-K. McNamara...................................................1-6-1
MULTI-GOAL GAMES
PLAYER 07-08 08-09 09-10 10-11 CAREER
Brisebois
0
0
3
0
3
Day
2
3
3
1
9
Firman
-
0
2
0
2
McPherson -
0
0
1
1
Price
-
-
2
0
2
Smith
-
3
4
0
7
MULTI-ASSIST GAMES
PLAYER 07-08 08-09 09-10 10-11 CAREER
Bartliff
-
-
1
1
2
Bourdon
-
-
2
1
3
Brisebois
3
1
1
1
6
Day
3
1
3
0
7
Larkin
-
-
1
0
1
Long
-
-
0
1
1
McCann
-
-
-
1
1
K. McNamara 2
0
0
0
2
Poplawski
0
0
2
0
2
Price
-
-
1
0
1
Prockow
-
1
0
0
1
Smith
-
3
3
1
7
MULTI-POINT GAMES
SERIES HISTORY
Colgate and Cornell will be meeting for the 137th time in
the series with the Big Red holding a 71-54-11 advantage.
Cornell has gone unbeaten in the last three meetings with
a 3-0-2 mark. The series is the second-longest for Colgate
as Clarkson and the Raiders have played more games. Colgate and the Golden Knights have played 139 times since
1927-28. The first meeting for Cornell and Colgate came in
1920-21 on an outdoor rink in Ithaca.
PLAYER 07-08 08-09 09-10 10-11 CAREER
Bartliff
-
-
1
1
2
Bourdon
-
-
5
2
7
Brisebois
3
4
5
1
13
Day
7
7
10
2
26
Firman
-
0
2
0
2
Larkin
-
-
2
0
2
Long
-
-
0
1
1
K. McNamara 3
0
0
0
3
McCann
-
-
-
1
1
McPherson -
0
1
0
1
Poplawski
0
0
2
0
2
Price
-
-
2
1
3
Prockow
-
1
2
0
3
Smith
-
7
11
2
20
2010-2011 STATISTICS
RECORD: 2-8-1, ECAC HOCKEY: 0-5-1, HOME: 1-4-0, AWAY: 0-4-1, NEUTRAL: 1-0-0
OVERALL ECAC HOCKEY
No. Name
GP
G
A
Pts. Pen/Min PP-SH-GW +/- GP
G
A
Pts.
17 Robbie Bourdon
11
5
5
10
3/6
3-0-0
-2
6
2
2
4
12 Brian Day
11
6
3
9
9/18
3-0-0
-3
6
1
1
2
9
Austin Smith
11
2
7
9
1/2
0-0-0
-6
6
1
2
3
13 Francois Brisebois
11
1
6
7
2/4
0-0-0
-7
6
1
1
2
4
Corbin McPherson 11
2
4
6
4/8
1-0-1
-5
6
0
3
3
28 Mike McCann
11
2
4
6
3/6
0-0-1
+3
6
1
3
4
16 Kurtis Bartliff
11
1
4
5
-
0-0-0
-1
6
1
2
3
20 Jeremy Price
11
1
4
5
4/8
0-0-0
+2
6
1
3
4
23 Chris Wagner
10
2
2
4
1/2
0-0-0
-1
5
2
0
2
27 Thomas Larkin
11
3
0
3
8/19
1-0-0
+2
6
2
0
2
7
Billy Rivellini
9
2
1
3
3/6
0-0-0
+2
5
1
0
1
21 Nick Prockow
10
2
1
3
6/12
1-0-0
-1
5
1
1
2
11 Christian Long
9
0
3
3
1/2
0-0-0
+5
5
0
3
3
15 Matt Firman
11
1
1
2
3/6
0-0-0
-2
6
1
0
1
26 Anthony Hamburg
4
0
2
2
1/2
0-0-0
-3
3
0
2
2
24 Nathan Sinz
8
0
2
2
1/2
0-0-0
-1
5
0
0
0
19 Austin Mayer
11
0
2
2
5/10
0-0-0
+2
6
0
1
1
6
Wade Poplawski
10
0
1
1
4/8
0-0-0
-3
4
0
1
1
10 Kevin McNamara
10
0
1
1
4/8
0-0-0
-3
5
0
0
0
8
Mark Nasca
1
0
0
0
-
0-0-0
-1
0
0
0
0
22 Mike Liedl
6
0
0
0
-
0-0-0
0
3
0
0
0
Colgate Totals
11
30
52
82
63/129
9-0-2
-26
6
15 26
41
Opponent Totals
11
38
65 103 78/170 12-1-8
-
6
26 44
70
GOALTENDERS
No. Name
1 Alex Evin
29 Eric Mihalik
Empty Net
Colgate Totals Opponent Totals
ECAC HOCKEY
No. Name
1 Alex Evin
29 Eric Mihalik
Empty Net
Colgate Totals Opponent Totals
GP-GS
9-9
2-2
9-0
11-11
11-11
Min.
539:57
117:43
7:20
665:00
665:00
GA
Svs
Sv%
GAA
W-L-T
26
230
.898
2.89
2-6-1
9
52
.852
4.59
0-2-0
3
38
282
.881
3.43
2-8-1
30
370
.925
2.71
8-2-1
SO
1
0
GP-GS
4-4
2-2
6-0
6-6
6-6
Min.
241:07
117:43
6:10
365:00
365:00
GA
Svs
Sv%
GAA
W-L-T
15
98
.867
3.73
0-3-1
9
52
.852
4.59
0-2-0
1
26
150
.852
4.27
0-5-1
15
186
.925
2.47
5-0-1
SO
1
0
POWER PLAY
Goals
Colgate
9
Opponents
12
OVERALL
ECAC HOCKEY
Chances
Pct.
Goals
Chances
Pct.
65
.138
3
34
.088
51
.235
10
35
.286
PENALTY KILL
Kills
Colgate
39
Opponents
56
OVERALL
Chances
Pct.
Kills
51
.235
25
65
.862
31
ECAC HOCKEY
Chances
Pct.
35
.714
34
.916
GOALS BY PERIOD
1
2
3
OT
Total
Colgate
9
11
10
0
30
Opponents
11
12
15
0
38
Difference
-2
-1
-5
0
-8
SHOTS BY PERIOD
1
2
3
OT
Colgate
114
140
142
4
Opponents
128
103
84
5
Difference
-14
+37
+58
-1
Total
400
320
+80
GP
45
120
84
114
83
11
41
46
10
44
11
83
32
79
5
30
57
99
87
18
29
CAREER
G
A
13 20
50 44
35 46
24 35
4
15
2
4
4
10
7
12
2
2
6
16
2
1
11 13
3
5
7
6
0
2
0
6
4
11
5
20
3
27
0
0
0
1
Pts.
33
94
81
59
19
6
14
19
4
22
3
24
8
13
2
6
15
25
30
0
1
1
0
1
0
POWER PLAY LEADERS
Player
Austin Smith
Robbie Bourdon
Brian Day
Corbin McPherson
Jeremy Price
Thomas Larkin
Nick Prockow
Kurtis Bartliff
Francois Brisebois
Anthony Hamburg
Kevin McNamara
Wade Poplawski
Billy Rivellini
Nathan Sinz
Chris Wagner
G
0
3
3
1
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
A
6
2
2
2
2
0
0
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
Pts.
6
5
5
3
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
Shots
8
12
11
4
14
10
4
4
7
2
2
1
1
3
1
INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME
COLGATE SKATERS
#4
#6
#7
#8
#9
#10
#11
#12
#13
#15
#16
#17
#18
#19
#20
McPhersonPoplawski Rivellini Nasca
Smith McNamara Long
Day Brisebois Firman Bartliff BourdonMcNamara Mayer
Price
vs. Army......................0-0-0............ DNP............0-1-1............DNP............1-0-1............0-0-0...........0-0-0............1-1-2............0-1-1............0-0-0........... 0-0-0...........0-0-0............ DNP............ 0-0-0........... 0-0-0
at LSSU.......................0-0-0............0-0-0........... 0-0-0............DNP............0-0-0............0-0-0...........0-0-0............1-0-1............0-1-1............0-0-0........... 0-0-0...........0-0-0............ DNP............ 0-0-0........... 0-0-0
at LSSU.......................0-0-0............0-0-0............DNP............ 0-0-0........... 0-3-3...........0-0-0........... DNP.............2-1-3.......... 0-3-3............0-0-0........... 0-1-1...........1-0-1............ DNP............ 0-0-0........... 0-0-0
SACRED HEART....... 2-1-3...........0-0-0...........1-0-1............DNP............0-0-0............0-0-0...........0-0-0............0-0-0............0-0-0........... 0-1-1........... 0-0-0...........1-2-3........... DNP............ 0-1-1...........0-2-2
at Clarkson................0-0-0............0-0-0...........1-0-1............DNP............1-1-2............0-0-0.......... 0-2-2............0-1-1............0-0-0............0-0-0........... 0-0-0...........0-0-0............ DNP............ 0-0-0........... 0-0-0
at St. Lawrence........0-0-0............0-0-0........... 0-0-0............DNP............0-0-0............ DNP............0-0-0............0-0-0............1-0-1............0-0-0........... 0-0-0...........0-0-0............ DNP............ 0-0-0........... 0-1-1
PRINCETON...............0-1-1............0-0-0........... 0-0-0............DNP............0-0-0............0-0-0........... DNP.............0-0-0............0-0-0............0-0-0........... 1-0-1...........0-1-1............ DNP............ 0-0-0........... 1-0-1
QUINNIPIAC..............0-0-0............0-0-0........... 0-0-0............DNP............0-0-0............0-0-0...........0-0-0............0-0-0............0-1-1............0-0-0........... 0-0-0...........0-1-1............ DNP............ 0-0-0........... 0-0-0
BROWN.......................0-1-1............0-0-0........... 0-0-0............DNP............0-0-0............0-0-0...........0-0-0............0-0-0............0-1-1............1-0-1........... 0-0-0...........1-0-1............ DNP............ 0-0-0........... 0-1-1
#5 YALE.......................0-1-1............0-0-0............DNP.............DNP............0-1-1............0-0-0...........0-1-1............1-0-1............0-0-0............0-0-0...........0-2-2...........1-0-1............ DNP............ 0-0-0........... 0-1-1
at Niagara..................0-0-0............0-0-0........... 0-0-0............DNP............0-2-2........... 0-1-1...........0-0-0............1-0-1............0-0-0............0-0-0........... 0-0-0...........1-1-2............ DNP............ 0-0-0........... 0-0-0
Season Highs in BOLD
SKATERS
GOALTENDERS
#21
#22
#23
#24
#26
#27
#28
#1
#29
#30
#33
Prockow Leidl Wagner
Sinz Hamburg Larkin McCann Evin
Mihalik
Fenkell
Bessette
vs. Army......................0-0-0............0-0-0...........0-1-1........... 0-0-0.............DNP.............0-0-0........... 1-0-1 22 sv, 1 ga.............. DNP............... DNP.....................DNP
at LSSU.......................0-0-0............ DNP............0-1-1........... 0-0-0.............DNP.............0-0-0........... 0-0-0 26 sv, 2 ga.............. DNP............... DNP.....................DNP
at LSSU.......................0-0-0............0-0-0........... 0-0-0............DNP............0-0-0............1-0-1........... 0-0-0
35 sv, 5 ga............. DNP............... DNP.....................DNP
SACRED HEART....... 1-0-1........... DNP............ 0-0-0...........0-1-1............DNP.............0-0-0........... 0-1-1 21 sv, 0 ga.............. DNP............... DNP.....................DNP
at Clarkson................0-0-0............ DNP............1-0-1........... 0-0-0.............DNP.............1-0-1...........0-2-2 32 sv, 4 ga.............. DNP............... DNP.....................DNP
at St. Lawrence.........DNP.............0-0-0........... 0-0-0........... 0-0-0............0-0-0............0-0-0........... 0-0-0 20 sv, 3 ga.............. DNP............... DNP.....................DNP
PRINCETON.............. 0-1-1...........0-0-0........... 0-0-0...........0-1-1.......... 0-1-1.......... 1-1-2........... 0-1-1 26 sv, 4 ga.............. DNP............... DNP.....................DNP
QUININIPIAC.............0-0-0............0-0-0...........1-0-1............DNP.............DNP.............0-0-0........... 0-0-0 DNP.............. 24 sv, 3 ga......... DNP.....................DNP
BROWN.......................0-0-0............0-0-0............DNP............ 0-0-0.............DNP.............0-0-0........... 0-0-0 20 sv, 4 ga.............. DNP............... DNP.....................DNP
#5 YALE...................... 1-0-1...........0-0-0........... 0-0-0........... 0-0-0........... 0-1-1...........0-0-0........... 1-0-1 DNP..............28 sv, 6 ga......... DNP.....................DNP
at Niagara..................0-0-0............0-0-0........... 0-0-0............DNP.............DNP.............0-0-0........... 0-0-0 28 sv, 3 ga.............. DNP............... DNP.....................DNP
Season Highs in BOLD
2010-11 BOX SCORES
GAME 1
COLGATE 3, ARMY 1
OCT. 9, 2010
HYANNIS, MASS.
ARMY
COLGATE
0
0
0
1
GAME 3
LSSU 5, COLGATE 4
OCT. 23, 2010
SAULT STE. MARIE, MICH.
1
2
-
-
0
0
COLGATE
LAKE SUPERIOR
0
1
2
2
2
2
-
-
4
5
SCORING:
1st Period: No Scoring.
2nd Period: CU - Brian Day (Brisebois, Wagner) 1:00.
3rd Period: CU - Mike McCann (Rivellini) 8:52; ARMY - Marcel Alvarez (Skarda, Santee) PPG 9:06; CU - Austin Smith (Day) ENG 19:38.
SHOTS:
Army
10
2
11
-
23
Colgate
5
22
18
-
45
SAVES:
Clark (L, 0-1-0)
5
21
16
-
42
Evin (W, 1-0-0)
10
2
10
-
22
POWER PLAY: ARMY - 1-5 (.200); CU - 0-6 (.000).
PENALTIES: ARMY - 7 (14 Mins.); CU - 6 (12 Mins.)
FACE-OFFS: ARMY 30; CU - 47.
SCORING:
1st Period: LSSU - Chad Nehring (Barczuk, Jean) 16:08.
2nd Period: CU - Thomas Larkin (Bartliff, Brisebois) 1:44; CU - Brian
Day (Smith, Brisebois) PPG 13:05; LSSU - Matt Cowie (Trotman,
Schofield) 18:16; Fred Cassiani (Radke, Haines) 18:57.
3rd Period: CU - Robbie Bourdon (Day, Smith) PPG 5:56; LSSU - Colin Campbell (Acton, Stonehouse) 10:40; CU - Brian Day (2) (Brisebois, Smith) 11:28; LSSU - Dan Radke (Trotman) 19:46.
SHOTS:
Colgate
10
12
8
-
30
LSSU
11
17
11
-
40
SAVES:
Evin (L, 1-2-0)
11
15
9
-
35
Mahoney-Wilson (W, 1-1-1) 10
10
6
-
26
POWER PLAY: CU - 2-6 (.333); LSSU - 0-3 (.000).
PENALTIES: CU - 5 (10 Mins.); LSSU - 8 (16 Mins.)
FACE-OFFS: CU - 32; LSSU - 38.
GAME 2
LSSU 2, COLGATE 1
OCT. 22, 2010
SAULT STE. MARIE, MICH.
GAME 4
COLGATE 5, SACRED HEART 4
OCT. 30, 2010
HAMILTON, N.Y.
COLGATE
LAKE SUPERIOR
1
1
0
1
0
0
-
-
1
2
SCORING:
1st Period: LSSU - Domenic Monardo (Schofield) PPG 3:51; CU Brian Day (Brisebois, Wagner) 11:14.
2nd Period: LSSU - Dan Barczuk (Bruneteau, Jean) 2:16.
3rd Period: No Scoring.
SHOTS:
Colgate
10
10
12
-
32
LSSU
10
7
11
-
28
SAVES:
Evin (L, 1-1-0)
9
6
11
-
26
Mahoney-Wilson (W, 1-2-1) 9
10
12
-
22
POWER PLAY: CU - 0-3 (.000); LSSU - 1-3 (.333).
PENALTIES: CU - 4 (8 Mins.); LSSU - 4 (8 Mins.)
FACE-OFFS: CU - 24; LSSU - 37.
SACRED HEART
COLGATE
0
3
0
0
0
2
-
-
0
5
SCORING:
1st Period: CU - Corbin McPherson (Bourdon, Price) PPG 16:26; CU
- Nick Prockow (Firman, Mayer) 18:05; CU - Corbin McPherson (2)
(Bourdon) 19:23.
2nd Period: No Scoring.
3rd Period: CU - Robbie Bourdon (McPherson, Bartliff ) PPG 16:02;
CU - Billy Rivellini (McCann, Sinz) 18:24.
SHOTS:
SACRED HEART
8
8
5
-
21
LSSU
22
15
18
-
55
SAVES:
Legatto (L, 0-4-1)
19
15
16
-
50
Evin (W, 2-2-0)
8
8
5
-
21
POWER PLAY: SHU - 0-1 (.000); CU - 2-8 (.250).
PENALTIES: SHU - 8 (16 Mins.); CU - 1 (2 Mins.)
FACE-OFFS: SHU - 33; CU - 29.
2010-11 BOX SCORES
GAME 5
COLGATE 4, CLARKSON 4
NOV. 5, 2010
POTSDAM, N.Y.
COLGATE
CLARKSON
2
1
2
1
0
2
0
0
GAME 7
PRINCETON 4, COLGATE 3
NOV. 12, 2010
HAMILTON, N.Y.
-
-
4
4
PRINCETON
COLGATE
3
1
0
1
1
1
-
-
4
3
SCORING:
1st Period: CLK - Ben Sexton (Tremblay, Pratt) 0:18; CU - Billy Rivellini (McCann, Long) 13:47; CU - Austin Smith (McCann, Long) 17:05.
2nd Period: CU - Thomas Larkin (Day, Smith) 1:15 PPG; CLK - Mark
Borowiecki (Pratt, Oakley) 16:07 PPG; CU - Chris Wagner (unassisted) 17:00.
3rd Period: CLK - Scott Freeman (DeFazio, Rufenach) 8:13 PPG; CLK
- Matt Zarbo (Pokulok, Tremblay) 10:10 PPG.
SHOTS:
COLGATE
10
14
12
4
-
40
CLARKSON
17
9
5
5
-
36
SAVES:
Evin (T, 2-2-1)
16
8
3
5
-
32
Karpowich (T, 4-2-2) 8
12
12
4
-
36
POWER PLAY: CU - 1-7 (.143); CLK - 3-6 (.500).
PENALTIES: CU - 7 (14 Mins.); CLK - 8 (16 Mins.)
FACE-OFFS: CU - 40; CLK - 44.
SCORING:
1st Period: PRIN - Andrew Calof (Kramer) 0:16; PRIN - Mike Kramer
(Fedun, Calof ) 3:33 PPG; PRIN - Rob Kleebaum (Calof ) 14:39; CU Thomas Larkin (Prockow, Hamburg) 16:16.
2nd Period: CU - Kurtis Bartliff (McPherson, Sinz) 15:51.
3rd Period: CU - Jeremy Price (Bourdon, McCann) 5:43; PRIN - Mike
Kramer (Fedun, Calof ) 10:10.
PRINCETON
14
7
9
-
30
COLGATE
8
10
17
-
35
SAVES:
Reynolds (W, 1-1-0)
7
9
16
-
32
Evin (L, 2-4-1)
11
7
8
-
26
POWER PLAY: PRIN - 1-3 (.333); CU - 0-6 (.000).
PENALTIES: PRIN - 6 (12 Mins.); CU - 3 (6 Mins.)
FACE-OFFS: PRIN - 30; CU - 30.
GAME 6
ST. LAWRENCE 4, COLGATE 1
NOV. 6, 2010
CANTON, N.Y.
GAME 8
QUINNIPIAC 3, COLGATE 1
NOV. 13, 2010
HAMILTON, N.Y.
COLGATE
ST. LAWRENCE
1
1
0
1
0
2
-
-
1
4
SCORING:
1st Period: SLU - Greg Carey (K. Flanagan, S. Flanagan) 7:42 PPG;
CU - Francois Brisebois (Price) 18:29.
2nd Period: SLU - Jeremy Wick (Baker, Drewiske) 6:25.
3rd Period: SLU - Kyle Flanagan (Carey, S. Flanagan) 9:34.
SHOTS:
COLGATE
10
14
12
4
-
40
CLARKSON
17
9
5
5
-
36
SAVES:
Evin (T, 2-2-1)
16
8
3
5
-
32
Karpowich (T, 4-2-2) 8
12
12
4
-
36
POWER PLAY: CU - 0-5 (.000); SLU - 1-7 (.143).
PENALTIES: CU - 8 (16 Mins.); SLU - 9 (29 Mins.)
FACE-OFFS: CU - 31; SLU - 25.
QUINNIPIAC
COLGATE
0
0
2
1
1
0
-
-
SCORING:
2nd Period: CU - Chris Wagner (Bourdon, Poplawski) 0:58; QU
- Scott Zurevinski (Bouharevich) 12:34; QU - Scott Zurevinski (2)
(Currie, Glaicar) 18:56 EA.
3rd Period: QU - Connor Jones (Davies, Tolkinen) 7:30 PPG.
SHOTS:
QUINNIPIAC
11
8
8
-
COLGATE
9
15
7
-
SAVES:
Hartzell (W, 2-0-0)
9
14
7
-
Mihalik (L, 0-1-0
11
6
7
-
POWER PLAY: QU - 1-8 (.125); CU - 0-6 (.000).
PENALTIES: QU - 6 (12 Mins.); CU - 8 (16 Mins.)
FACE-OFFS: QU - 28; CU - 23.
3
1
27
31
30
24
2010-11 BOX SCORES
GAME 9
BROWN 5, COLGATE 2
NOV. 19, 2010
HAMILTON, N.Y.
BROWN
COLGATE
1
0
1
1
GAME 11
NIAGARA 4, COLGATE 2
NOV. 23, 2010
NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y.
3
1
-
-
5
2
SCORING:
1st Period: BRN - Chris Zaires (Robertson, Buvinow) 9:32 PPG.
2nd Period: CU - Matt Firman (McPherson, Mayer) 8:32; BRN - Dennis Robertson (Maclellan, Buvinow) 10:26 PPG.
3rd Period: BRN - Bobby Farnham (Maclellan) 9:14 SHG; BRN David Brownschidle (Hathaway, Hourihan) 15:36; CU - Robbie
Bourdon (Brisebois, Price) 17:15 EX; BRN - Jack Maclellan (Zaires,
Farnham) 19:27 ENG.
SHOTS:
BROWN
8
12
5
-
25
COLGATE
6
12
12
-
30
SAVES:
Clemente (W, 1-1-1)
6
11
11
-
28
Evin (L, 2-5-1)
7
11
2
-
20
POWER PLAY: BRN - 2-7 (.286); CU - 0-5 (.000).
PENALTIES: BRN - 6 (12 Mins.); CU - 9 (18 Mins.)
FACE-OFFS: BRN - 35; CU - 33.
COLGATE
NIAGARA
0
0
1
1
1
3
3
1
3
2
0
1
-
-
2
4
SCORING:
2nd Period: CU - Robbie Bourdon (McNamara, Smith) 10:21 PPG;
NIA - Paul Zanette (Haczyk, Beattie) 16:56.
3rd Period: NIA - Marc Zanette (Hannan, Iuorio) 2:01; CU - Brian
Day (Bourdon, Smith) 9:20 PPG; NIA - Ryan Annesley (Williams)
9:53; NIA - Paul Zanette (Iuorio, Zanette) 19:18 ENG.
SHOTS:
COLGATE
13
9
15
-
37
NIAGARA
11
13
8
-
32
SAVES:
Evin (L, 2-6-1)
11
12
5
-
28
Chubak
13
2
0
-
15
Noonan (W, 1-1-1)
0
6
14
-
20
POWER PLAY: CU - 2-8 (.250); NIA - 0-4 (.000).
PENALTIES: CU - 4 (8 Mins.); NIA - 8 (16 Mins.)
FACE-OFFS: CU - 32; NIA - 44.
GAME 10
#5 YALE 6, COLGATE 4
NOV. 20, 2010
HAMILTON, N.Y.
#5 YALE
COLGATE
-
-
6
4
SCORING:
1st Period: CU - Brian Day (Hamburg, Smith) 0:59 PPG; YALE Andrew Miller (unassisted) 6:33 PPG; YALE - Jeff Anderson (Cahill,
Miller) 7:36 PPG; YALE - Jesse Root (Laganiere) 7:50.
2nd Period: CU - Robbie Bourdon (Bartliff ) 1:47; CU - Nick Prockow
(McPherson, Price) 3:43 PPG; YALE - Kenny Agostino (Laganiere,
Dueck) 13:04; YALE - Antoine Laganiere (Agostino, Root) 16:00;
YALE - Broc Little (Limbert, Kearney) 17:41.
3rd Period: CU - Mike McCann (Bartliff, Long) 7:19.
SHOTS:
YALE
21
11
2
-
34
CLARKSON
8
10
15
-
33
SAVES:
Rondeau (W, 6-0-0)
7
8
14
-
29
Karpowich (L, 0-2-0)
18
8
2
-
28
POWER PLAY: CU - 2-4 (.500); YALE - 2-5 (.500).
PENALTIES: CU - 8 (19 Mins.); YALE - 8 (19 Mins.)

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