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2012-13 OMAHA HOCKEY
UNIVE RSIT Y OF NEBRA SK A OMA HA ATHLETICS
For Immediate Release: Wednesday, Feb. 13, 2013 • Contact: Dave Ahlers • Email: [email protected] • Office: (402) 554-3387
No. 16 Mavericks Head North to Alaska Anchorage
This Week’s Opponent:
Alaska Anchorage
Record:
4-17-7, 2-16-6 WCHA (12th)
Head Coach:
Dave Shyiak
Alma Mater:
Northern Michigan, 1993
Career Record:
80-169-33
Last Games:
Feb. 8: 5-4 W at Michigan Tech
Feb. 2: 1-6 L at Michigan Tech
Website:
GoSeawolves.com
Friday, Feb. 15 • at Alaska Anchorage • 10:07 p.m. CT • Sullivan Arena - Anchorage, Alaska
Radio: 1180 The Zone 2 • Live Video: OMavs.com • Live Stats: OMavs.com • Television: None
Saturday, Feb. 16 • at Alaska Anchorage • 10:07 p.m. CT • Sullivan Arena - Anchorage, Alaska
Radio: 1180 The Zone 2 • Live Video: OMavs.com • Live Stats: OMavs.com • Television: None
2012-13 OMAHA HOCKEY SCHEDULE
Date
Opponent
Time/Result
Mon., Oct. 8
Fri., Oct. 12 Sat., Oct. 13
Fri., Oct. 19
Sat., Oct. 20
Fri., Oct. 26
Sat., Oct. 27
Fri., Nov. 2
Sat., Nov. 3
Sat., Nov. 10
Sun., Nov. 11
Fri., Nov. 23
Sat., Nov. 24
Fri., Nov. 30
Sat., Dec. 1
Fri., Dec. 7
Sat., Dec. 8
Fri., Dec. 14
Sat., Dec. 15
Sat., Dec. 29
Sun., Dec. 30
Fri., Jan. 4
Sat., Jan. 5
Fri., Jan. 11
Sat., Jan. 12
Fri., Jan. 25
Sat., Jan. 26
Fri., Feb. 1
Sat., Feb. 2
Fri., Feb. 8
Sat., Feb. 9
Fri., Feb. 15
Sat., Feb. 16
Thurs, Feb. 21
Fri., March 1
Sat., March 2
Fri., March 8
Sat., March 9
Lethbridge (exh.)
vs.Army^
vs. Notre Dame^
Northern Michigan
Northern Michigan
Bemidji State*
Bemidji State*
at Michigan Tech*
at Michigan Tech*
Minnesota Duluth*
Minnesota Duluth*
Alabama-Huntsville
Alabama-Huntsville
at Minnesota*
at Minnesota*
at St. Cloud State*
at St. Cloud State*
Minnesota State*
Minnesota State*
at Quinnipiac
at Quinnipiac
Colorado College*
Colorado College*
at Denver*
at Denver*
at Bemidji State*
at Bemidji State*
Michigan Tech*
Michigan Tech*
North Dakota*
North Dakota*+
at Alaska Anchorage*
at Alaska Anchorage*
USNTDP (exh.)
Wisconsin*
Wisconsin*
at Minnesota Duluth*
at Minnesota Duluth*
March 15-17
March 21-23
WCHA Playoffs - First Round
WCHA Final Five - St. Paul, Minn.
W, 4-1
W, 5-1
L, 2-3
W, 5-2
L, 2-3
T, 3-3
L, 2-3
W, 2-1
W, 5-3
W, 3-2
W, 6-3
W, 3-2
W, 8-0
W, 3-2
L, 2-3
W, 6-5
L, 1-2
L, 3-6
W, 5-1
L, 4-5
L, 1-3
W, 8-4
W, 3-1
L, 4-7
T, 3-3
W, 5-3
W, 2-1
W, 4-3
OTL, 1-2
L, 1-2
L, 2-5
7:07 p.m.
7:07 p.m.
7:37 p.m.
6:37 p.m.
7:07 p.m.
7:07 p.m.
7:07 p.m.
TBA
TBA
*WCHA game
^Icebreaker-Kansas City, Mo.
+ at TD Ameritrade Park Omaha
Home games in bold
All Game Times Local
This Week
The No. 16 Omaha Mavericks make their longest road trip of the season this week when they travel to
Alaska Anchorage for games on Friday and Saturday, Feb. 15-16. Game time is 10:07 p.m. CT each night.
The Teams
The Mavericks are 16-12-2 overall and 12-8-2 in the WCHA, putting them in a tie with Minnesota for
third place, five points behind St. Cloud State. The Mavs suffered just their second series sweep of the
season and first at home last weekend, losing to North Dakota, 2-1 and 5-2. UNO leads the all-time series
with Alaska Anchorage, 3-2-1, and has a mark of 1-1-1 in Anchorage. The Mavericks are 6-5-1 on the road
this season and 5-4-1 in their last 10 games.
Alaska Anchorage earned a split at Michigan Tech last weekend, coming from behind in the third period
to earn a 5-4 win on Friday before losing 6-1 on Saturday. UAA is 4-17-7 overall and 2-16-6 in the WCHA,
good for 12th place. The Seawolves are 2-7-5 at home this season and 1-6-3 in their last 10 games.
Last Time Out
The Mavericks dropped a pair of games to North Dakota last weekend at home. On Friday, the Mavs
opened the scoring when Ryan Walters converted a pass from Josh Archibald at 7:53 of the first period for
his team-leading 17th goal of the year. North Dakota countered just 1:07 later when Rocco Grimaldi scored
to tie the game at one. UND got the game winner at 11:34 of the second when Danny Kristo fired home
his 17th goal of the year off a wild scramble at the UNO netfront. Dayn Belfour, in his first start of the year,
made 34 saves for UNO while Zane Gothberg had 33 to earn the win.
On Saturday, the two teams played the first outdoor game in either school’s history, taking to the
temporary ice of TD Ameritrade Park, home of the NCAA Division I Men’s College World Series. UND started
fast, getting goals from Jordan Schmaltz (PP), Nick Mattson and Mitch MacMillan in the first 10:32 of
play. Corban Knight added a fourth goal late in the second period. UNO tried to climb back in it, getting a
powerplay goal from Archibald at 7:39 and an even-strength tally from Dominic Zombo 2:22 later to make
it 4-2. But Kristo added another goal for UND at 18:42 to squelch any comeback bid. John Faulkner took
the loss after giving up the first three goals on five shots. Belfour made 20 saves in relief. Gothberg again
picked up the win for UND making 29 saves.
The Coaches
Dean Blais is in his fourth year as the head coach of the Mavericks, having led UNO to two 20-win
campaigns in that time. The 1973 graduate of Minnesota has posted a career record of 333-177-47 (.640)
and has guided the Mavericks to a mark of 71-62-16 (.530).
Blais is a two-time Spencer Penrose Memorial Award winner as the Division I coach of the year and a
four-time winner of the WCHA’s Coach of the Year Award. He spent 10 years as head coach at North Dakota
where he led UND to national championships in 1997 and 2000. He is assisted by first-year assistant coaches
Steve Johnson and Troy Jutting who both have extensive coaching experience in the WCHA, Johnson as an
assistant at St. Cloud State and Jutting as the head coach and an assistant at Minnesota State.
Dave Shyiak is now in his eighth season at UAA. The 1993 graduate of Northern Michigan is 80-169-33
all-time in Anchorage. He is assisted by Campbell Blair and T.J. Jindra.
Media
Both games can be heard live on 1180 The Zone 2. Dave Ahlers will have the play-by-play, and Terry
Leahy will have analysis for both games. Coverage begins with the First National Bank Pre-Game Show 30
minutes before game time. Streaming audio, video and live stats are available at OMavs.com.
Up Next For the Mavericks
The Mavericks will host the U.S. National Team Development Program in an exhibition game on Thursday,
Feb. 21 at 7:37 p.m. in their only action next week.
2012-13 Numerical Roster
No. Name
NHL Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Sh./C Birthdate Hometown
Previous Team
Pronunciation
2 Brian Cooper
ANA ’12 D 5-11 187 Fr. L 11/11/1993 Anchorage, Alaska
Fargo (USHL)
3 Andrej Sustr - A
D6-8225 Jr. R 11/29/1990 Plzen, Czech Republic Youngstown (USHL) AHN-dray SHOO-stuhr
4 Tony Turgeon
D6-4225 Jr. L 9/21/1989 Grand Forks, N.D.
Waterloo (USHL)
7 Michael Young
D6-3211 Jr. L 1/3/1989
Calgary, Alberta
Flin Flon (SJHL)
8 Jaycob Megna ANA ‘12 D6-7210 So. L 12/101992 Northbrook, Ill.
Muskegon (USHL)
9 James Polk
F6-1192 So. L 2/13/1992 New York, N.Y.
Penticton (BCJHL)
10 Alex Simonson F 6-3189 Jr. R 4/10/1987 Grand Forks, N.D.
Chicago (USHL)
11 Nick Seeler
MIN ‘11 D 6-2 192 Fr. L 6/3/1993
Eden Prairie, Minn. Des Moines/Muskegon (USHL)
12 Brock Montpetit
F 5-11186 Jr. R 4/3/1990
Somerset, Wis.
Waterloo (USHL)
MONT-ped-it
13 Zahn Raubenheimer F 5-10179 Jr. R 9/19/1989 Smoky Lake, Alberta Grand Prairie (AJHL) ROH-ben-HY-muhr
14 Dominic Zombo
F 5-11184 So. L 3/15/1991 Ballwin, Mo.
Sioux Falls, (USHL)
15 Josh Archibald
PIT ‘11
F5-11183 So.R10/6/1992 Brainerd, Minn.
Brainerd HS
16 Joe Krause
F 5-11 182 So. L 8/26/1989 Hermantown, Minn. Fairbanks (NAHL)
KROWS
17 Ryan Walters F 6-0196 Jr. L 7/30/1991 Rosemount, Minn.
Des Moines (USHL)
18 Charlie Adams
F 6-1 189 Fr. R 3/15/1992 Mahtomedi, Minn.
Austin (NAHL)
19 Tanner Lane
WIN ‘10 F 6-3 184 Fr. L 8/13/1992 Detroit Lakes, Minn. Omaha/Fargo (USHL)
21 Matt White - C
F5-10187 Jr. L 8/23/1989 Whittier, Calif.
Omaha (USHL)
22 Andrew Schmit
F 6-4213 So. R 8/22/1991 Grafton, Wis.
Lincoln (USHL)
23 Johnny Searfoss
F6-2188 Jr. L 2/10/1990 Colleyville, Texas
Fargo (USHL)
24 Bryce Aneloski OTT ‘10 D6-2204 Sr. R 4/27/1990 Pekin, Ill.
Cedar Rapids (USHL)
AN-eh-LOSS-key
25 Brent Gwidt - C WSH ‘06 F6-3218 Sr. L 2/20/1988 Minocqua, Wis.
Indiana (USHL)
27 Aaron Pearce
F 6-0 192 Fr. L 4/30/1992 Mississauga, Ontario Waterloo (USHL)
28 Brian O’Rourke
D6-2192 So. L 4/4/1991
St. Louis, Mo.
Green Bay (USHL)
29 Dayn Belfour
G6-1 200 So. L 5/27/1989 Morden, Manitoba
Fargo (USHL)
30 John Faulkner - A
G6-1216 Sr. L 2/15/1988 Sarnia, Ontario Sarnia (WOJHL)
31 Ryan Massa
G 6-0 179 So. L 7/6/1990
Littleton, Colo.
Fargo (USHL)
MA-suh
Head Coach: Dean Blais, 4th year
Athletic Trainer: Masayasu Takaiwa, 4th year
Assistant Coach: Steve Johnson, 1st year
Assistant Coach: Troy Jutting, 1st year
Volunteer
Goaltending Coach: Todd Jones, 1st year
Equipment Manager: Mark Pane 16th year
Director of Hockey Operations: Sam Spomer, 1st year
When referring to our team: As part of a department-wide rebranding effort, the Mavericks are placing increased emphasis on Omaha, the vibrant
community which lends our teams its support. Our team may be referred to as “Omaha”, “Nebraska-Omaha” or “UNO”. Please do not refer to us as
“Nebraska” (another campus in the state university system) or the “University of Omaha” (our previous name). Thanks for your cooperation!
MAVS BY STATE/PROVINCE/COUNTRY
United States (20)
Alaska (1): Cooper
California (1): White
Colorado (1): Massa
Illinois (2): Aneloski, Jaycob Megna
Minnesota (6): Adams, Archibald, Krause,
Lane, Seeler, Walters
Missouri (2): O’Rourke, Zombo
New York (1): Polk
North Dakota (2): Simonson, Turgeon
Texas (1): Searfoss
Wisconsin (3): Gwidt, Montpetit, Schmit
Canada (5)
Alberta (2): Raubenheimer, Young
Ontario (2): Faulkner, Pearce
Manitoba (1): Belfour
Europe (1)
Czech Republic (1): Sustr
MAVERICKS BY CLASS
Seniors (3): Aneloski, Faulkner, Gwidt
Juniors (9): Montpetit, Raubenheimer,
Searfoss, Simonson, Sustr, Turgeon, Walters, White, Young
Sophomores (9): Archibald, Belfour, Krause,
Massa, Megna, O’Rourke, Polk, Schmit,
Zombo
Freshmen (5): Adams, Cooper, Lane, Pearce,
Seeler
DEAN BLAIS
Head Coach • 14th Year/4th Year at UNO • Minnesota (1973)
HONORS AND AWARDS
•Spencer Penrose Award (1997, 2001)
•NCAA Championship (1997, 2000)
•NCAA Tournament Appearances
(1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2003,
2004, 2011)
•WCHA Coach of the Year
(1997, 1999, 2001, 2011)
•IIHF World Junior Championship (2010)
•USHL Coach of the Year (2009)
COLLEGE COACHING RECORD
Nebraska Omaha
•Head Coach (2009-10 - present)
North Dakota
•Head Coach (1994-95 - 2003-04)
•Assistant Coach (1980-81 - 1988-89)
Overall: 333-177-47 (.640 -- 13+ Years)
UNO: 71-62-16 (.530 -- Three+ Years)
Conference: 229-128-41 (.627)
WCHA: 216-116-38 (.635 -- 12+ Years)
CCHA: 13-12-3 (.518 -- 1 Year)
NCAA Postseason: 9-6 (.600 -- 8 Years)
Now three years into his tenure as the head coach, Dean
Blais has had an indelible influence on University of Nebraska
Omaha hockey, burnishing his already exceptional credentials
as one of the nation’s finest coaches. Since coming to Omaha,
Blais has led the Mavericks to two 20-win seasons, doing so
for just the second time in school history and in the process,
earned his 300th career win.
In 2011-12, Blais led the Mavericks to a stunning upset
of No. 1-ranked, defending national champion Minnesota
Duluth, a win that ended UMD’s 17-game unbeaten streak.
The win was reminiscent of his first year at UNO when the
Mavericks beat top-ranked Miami in Oxford, Ohio to end the
RedHawks’ 23-game unbeaten streak against fellow CCHA
teams on Feb. 20, 2010.
The Mavericks were another tough team to play on the
road during the 2011-12 season, especially in conference
play. The Mavs were 6-5-3 on the road in the Western
Collegiate Hockey Association, a record that included big
wins at Wisconsin, Bemidji State, North Dakota, Michigan
Tech and Colorado College.
Under Blais’ guidance, UNO continued its trend of
attracting big crowds. The Mavericks drew a school-record
crowd of 16,138 for the opener of their series with Minnesota
Duluth, the first sellout of the CenturyLink Center in school
history.
Blais once again found himself on the international stage
in 2011-12, coaching Team USA in the 2012 World Junior
Championship in Calgary. It was the second time in three
years he had led the Americans. Blais and company won the
gold medal in 2010.
Blais became only the second coach in UNO hockey history
on June 12, 2009, succeeding Mike Kemp. In his first year
in Omaha, he guided the Mavericks to a record of 20-16-6
overall record and a 13-12-3-2 record in their final season
in the Central Collegiate Hockey Association. The record was
good for a sixth-place finish, the highest finish by a UNO
team since the 2006-2007 season.
The Mavericks got stronger as the year progressed. The
team was just 10-11-5 entering a weekend series with
Northern Michigan in January. The Mavs had already lost two
games to the Wildcats in November at Marquette, but they
turned the tables in the rematch, winning by scores of 7-2
and 5-3 to ignite a run in the final six weeks of the season.
Blais led UNO to a record of 8-3-1 in the final 12 games.
During that string, the Mavericks won at Notre Dame for the
first time in nearly five years, beating the Irish 5-3 in the first
game of the weekend series. They also earned their first ever
series sweep over Michigan, a team they had beaten just four
times in 31 prior meetings, with 4-3 and 4-1 wins at Qwest
Center Omaha. They followed with their win over No. 1 Miami
and closed with a 3-2 win over then-sixth ranked Bemidji
State.
Blais found a way to get the most from his players in his
first season at UNO. Eleven different players registered career
highs in either goals, assists or points during the 2009-2010
campaign. Moreover, Blais’ vaunted conditioning program
paid big dividends as the Mavericks were unbeaten (14-0-3)
when leading after the second period.
In late December of 2010, Blais took over the reins of U.S.
Junior Team at the 2010 IIHF World Junior Championship. He
led the U.S. to a record of 6-0-1-0. The Americans capped it
off with a 6-5 overtime win over host country Canada in the
gold medal game on Jan. 5, just the second gold ever won by
the U.S. in the World Junior tournament.
During the 2010-11 season, Blais led UNO into the WCHA
where the Mavs finished third after being chosen to finish
eighth and ninth in two pre-season polls. UNO returned to
the NCAA playoffs for just the second time in school history
and achieved a national ranking of fourth for four straight
weeks, the highest in school history.
Under Blais’ leadership, the Mavericks were 21-16-2 and
17-9-2 in their first WCHA season. The third-place finish
was the highest ever for the Mavs in conference play. UNO’s
strong showing earned Blais the nod as the WCHA’s Coach of
the Year and put him in the running for the Spencer Penrose
Trophy as Division I hockey’s top coach. It wasn’t difficult to
see why Blais earned the accolades. The Mavericks swept
their first-ever WCHA series, winning twice at Minnesota.
They followed that with a split of a non-conference series
at Michigan, a place they had won just once previously.
Before Christmas, the Mavericks had won and tied at alwaystough St. Cloud State and stunned pre-season favorite North
Dakota, winning 1-0 at home on a goal with .3 seconds
remaining in regulation.
The second half of the year featured another stunning
win over North Dakota, this time by an 8-4 tally at vaunted
Ralph Engelstad Arena in Grand Forks. Typical of Blais’ teams,
the Mavericks surged down the stretch with back-to-back
sweeps of St. Cloud and Wisconsin and hard-fought splits
with Denver and at eventual national champion Minnesota
Duluth. Blais earned win number 300 with a 4-3 win over the
Badgers on Feb. 12 to complete the sweep.
UNO’s return to the NCAA playoffs was short-lived as the
Mavericks lost to Michigan 3-2 in overtime in the regional
semifinals, but Blais once again was successful in further
raising the expectations of his players and UNO fans alike.
Seven players registered career highs in either goals, assists
or points.
Blais came to UNO from the Fargo Force of the United
States Hockey League where he served as head coach and
general manager. As head coach of an expansion team in
2008-09, Blais led the Force to a record of 32-23-5. The team
DEAN BLAIS cont.
advanced to the USHL’s Clark Cup Finals before losing to the Indiana Ice three games to
one. He was named USHL Coach of the Year, and the Force were named Organization of
the Year.
As a college coach, Blais won NCAA Division I national championships as the head
coach of the University of North Dakota in 1997 and 2000. North Dakota was the runner
up in 2001, the last of five straight NCAA appearances under Blais. Overall, the native of
International Falls, Minn. guided North Dakota to seven NCAA appearances, five regular
season WCHA titles and two WCHA playoff championships in addition to the national
championships.
Blais is a two-time winner of the Spencer Penrose Memorial Award given to the
Division I coach of the year. He is a four-time WCHA coach of the year honoree. He was
262-115-33 (.679), including five 30-win seasons, at North Dakota. In total, he spent 19
seasons with UND, nine as an assistant and 10 as the head coach. In that time, he coached
60 NHL draft picks, 28 All-Americans, three WCHA players of the year, four WCHA rookies
of the year, 40 members of the All-WCHA team and 11 All-WCHA rookie team picks.
In addition to coaching Team USA in 2010 and 2012, Blais was the head coach of the
U.S. National Junior Team in 1993 and an assistant in 1987 and 1988. He was an assistant
for Team USA in the 2000 IIHF World Championships.
He also worked for the Columbus Blue Jackets of the National Hockey League from
2004-2007. He served as associate head coach during the 2005-06 season and as director
of player development in 2006-07.
Blais played college hockey at the University of Minnesota from 1969-73. In 124
games, he had 56 goals and 83 assists for 139 points. He was the Gophers’ Rookie of the
Year in 1970 and was an NCAA All-Tournament selection in 1971. After college, he played
three seasons of pro hockey with the Chicago Blackhawks’ development team in Dallas,
Texas.
He began his college career as an assistant at Minnesota in 1976-77 and then was the
head coach at Minot (N.D.) High School from 1977-80 before his stint as an assistant at
North Dakota.
Blais left UND to be the head coach at Roseau (Minn.) High School in 1989-90 where
he led his team to the Minnesota State Championship. His team was the conference and
regional champion in 1991. He then left to serve as assistant coach of the U.S. Olympic
Since coming to Omaha, Dean Blais has led the Mavericks to two 20-win seasons,
their highest-ever conference finish and a berth in the NCAA playoffs, the second
in school history.
Men’s Ice Hockey Team that took fourth place in the Olympic Winter Games in
Albertville, France.
After the Olympics, Blais returned to the high school ranks as athletic director and
hockey coach at International Falls (Minn.) High School before rejoining North Dakota
as head coach in 1994.
In April of 2010, Blais signed a contract extension with UNO taking him through the
2014-15 season.
Blais is the father of three grown children: Sarah, Ben and Mary Beth.
BLAIS’ YEAR-BY-YEAR COACHING RECORDS
NORTH DAKOTA
Overall
Conference
NCAA Tournament
Year
Season
W
L
T
Pct.
W
L
T
Pct.
Place
W-L
Finish
1994-95
1st Season
18
18
3
.500
14
15
3
.484
T-5
---
--1995-96
2nd Season
19
18
1
.513
16
15
1
.516
T-4
---
--1996-97
3rd Season
31
10
2
.744
21
10
1
.672
T-1
3-0
National Champion
1997-98
4th Season3081.782
2161.76810-1 Quarterfinalist
1998-99
5th Season3262.825
2422.89310-1 Quarterfinalist
1999-00
6th Season
31
8
5
.761
17
6
5
.696
2
3-0
National Champion
2000-01
7th Season2989.782
1846.75012-1
Finalist
2001-02
8th Season
16
19
2
.459
11
15
2
.429
T-6
---
--2002-03
9th Season
26
12
5
.663
14
9
5
.589
4
0-1
Region Semifinalist
2003-04
10th Season
30
8
3
.768
20
5
3
.768
1
1-1
Region Finalist
UNO
Overall
Conference
NCAA Tournament
Year
Season
W
L
T
Pct.
W
L
T
Pct.
Place
W-L
Finish
2009-10
11th Season
20
166.548
13123.5186---
--2010-11
12th Season
21
16
2
.564
17
9
2
.643
3
0-1 Regional Semifinalist
2011-12
13th Season
14
186.447
11125.4827---
--Year
Career
Season
13 Seasons
W
317
L
165
T
47
Pct.
.644
W
217
L
120
T
39
Pct.
.629
NCAA Postseason
9-6
8 appearances
Scouting This Week’s Opponent
Alaska Anchorage
Location: Anchorage, Alaska
Conference: WCHA
Enrollment: 20,634
Nickname: Seawolves
Colors: Green and Gold
Arena: Sullivan Arena
Dimensions: 200 x 100
Capacity: 6,251
2011-12 Record: 9-25-2, 5-22-1 WCHA (12th)
Website: GoSeawolves.com
Head Coach: Dave Shyiak (8th season)
Career Record: 80-169-33
Alma Mater: Northern Michigan (1993)
Assistant Coaches: Campbell Blair, T.J. Jindra
Briefly
• Three different players had two points to lead the Mavericks vs. UND last
weekend. Ryan Walters and Josh Archibald each had a goal and an assist while
Bryce Aneloski had two assists. Dominic Zombo had UNO’s other goal.
• Sophomore goaltender Dayn Belfour made his season debut on Friday,
stopping a team season-high 34 shots in UNO’s 2-1 loss to North Dakota.
Belfour hadn’t started a game since Jan. 21, 2012 at Minnesota State. He
entered Saturday’s game in relief of John Faulkner, giving up two goals on 22
shots in more than 48 minutes of work. He finished the weekend with a 2.23
goals-against average and a .931 save percentage.
• Archibald extended his point-scoring streak to 10 games with a goal and an
assist last weekend. He now has 12 points (9-3-12) during this stretch.
• The Mavericks played in front of their two largest home crowds of the season
last weekend. Attendance was 13,650 for Saturday’s outdoor game, following
Friday’s indoor crowd of 9,487.
• UNO’s juniors are third in the nation in points by class with 147 points and
third with 58 goals. They had a goal and three assists in the series against UND.
• UNO’s defensemen are fifth in the country in points with 71 through 30
games this season, an average of 2.37 per game.
• The Mavericks’ 2-1 overtime loss to Michigan Tech on Feb. 2 was their first
setback in the extra frame this season and just their third overtime game this
season. UNO is 0-1-2 in overtime.
• The Mavericks are second in the WCHA and third the nation in scoring for
all games played, averaging 3.43 goals for per game. They are seventh in the
league with an average of 2.77 goals against per game.
• The Mavericks are second in the country with 10 unassisted goals and lead
the nation with 31 goals with only one assist. They also lead the nation in
second-period goals (45) and even-strength goals (77). The Mavs are tied with
North Dakota, Alaska, Princeton and Northeastern having scored more goals in
the first minute of a period (6) than any teams in the country.
• UNO has given up the first goal in six of the last eight games. The Mavs are
3-4-1 in that stretch.
• The seven goals surrendered by the Mavericks in their 7-4 loss at Denver on
Jan. 11 were the most allowed by UNO in a game this season.
• Brock Montpetit had all four assists in an 8-0 win over Alabama-Huntsville on
Nov. 24 to tie the school record. It marked the first time in almost three years
that a Maverick had four assists in one game. The last to do it were Joey Martin
and John Kemp who each had four in an 8-3 win at Yale on Dec. 29, 2008.
Points:
Blake Tatchell
Jordan Kwas
Scott Allen
Matt Bailey
Alex Gellert
Daniel Naslund
Blake Leask
Goalies:
Chris Kamal
Rob Gunderson
POS
F
F
F
F
F
F
D
GP
16
15
GPG A PTS+/-PIM
28 7 14
21
0
14
27 9 10
19
-7
14
28 11 6
17
+1
29
28 6 11
17
-6
59
28 5
5
10
-4
18
27 4
4
8
-12
10
26 0
8
8
-7
2
W L T GAASV% SO
2
9
3 3.22 .889
1
2
8
4 3.38 .882
0
• The Mavericks earned the school’s 250th win with their 5-1 victory over Army
on Oct. 12. They have posted an all-time record of 265-285-73 (.484).
#Wally4Hobey
Ryan Walters got back in the scoring column last week with a goal on Friday
night and an assist on Saturday against North Dakota. Walters leads the WCHA
with 42 points, tying him with St. Lawrence’s Greg Carey for the national lead.
Walters has scored points in 21 of the last 23 games (17-22-39). He remains
one of the front-runners for the Hobey Baker Memorial Award, averaging 1.40
points per game, a mark that’s tied for fourth in the country.
Walters was named the Hockey Commissioners Association national player of
the month for November, the first Maverick in recent memory to win the award.
Walters had six goals and nine assists for 15 points and a +8 rating in seven
games to help the Mavericks to a perfect 7-0-0 record. During that stretch, he
scored goals in five straight games. After being held off the board in the first
game of the month, he scored at least two points in each of the other six games
and extended his point streak into December with two assists in UNO’s 3-2 loss
at Minnesota on Dec. 1.
Voting is now open at HobeyBakerAward.com where Walters is one of
77 student-athletes on the fan ballot which is open until March 10. The last
time the Mavericks had a Hobey Baker Award finalist was 2006-07, the second
straight season in which the program’s all-time leading scorer, Scott Parse, was
among the top 10.
Getting Out The Broom
The Mavericks have already earned five series sweeps this season, four of
which have come in WCHA play and two of which have happened on the road,
including the most recent sweep at Bemidji State on Jan. 25-26. It marked the
first time UNO had swept BSU in a weekend series.
The Mavericks last had five series sweeps during the 2010-11 season, their
first in the WCHA. All were against WCHA teams. The school record for regular
season two-game sweeps is six (2000-01, 2001-02, and 2006-07).
UNO’s series against North Dakota on Feb. 8-9 marked the first time it had
been swept at home, and it was just the second time this season the Mavs had
failed to pick up at least one point in a weekend. They also lost a pair of games
at Quinnipiac on Dec. 29-30.
Players of the Week
Senior John Faulkner picked up his second WCHA Defensive Player of the
Week Award on Jan. 29. Faulkner backstopped both UNO wins at Bemidji State,
posting a 2.00 goals-against average and a .917 save percentage. He also earned the award on Nov. 13 after
earning both wins in a home sweep of Minnesota Duluth on Nov. 10-11 during which he posted a 2.50 goalsagainst average and a.924 save percentage.
Sophomore forward Josh Archibald was named the WCHA’s Co-Offensive Player of the Week on Jan. 8 following
a four-goal weekend against Colorado College on Jan. 4-5. Archibald, who shared the award with North Dakota’s
Corban Knight, registered UNO’s first hat trick of the season in Friday’s 8-4 win and scored the four goals on the
only shots he took all weekend. He finished the weekend with a +4 rating.
Junior right wing Zahn Raubenheimer earned Offensive Player of the Week honors on Nov. 6 following his own
four-goal weekend in a sweep at Michigan Tech on Nov. 2-3. In that series, he notched the game winning goal in
each game.
Career Years
Ten Mavericks have already posted career numbers for goals, assists and/or points. Junior Ryan Walters has
already put up career highs in goals, assists and points and at his present clip of 1.40 points per game, he could
reach 50 points this season which would be the third highest single-season point total in school history. The top
two spots are held by two-time Hobey Baker Award finalist Scott Parse who had 61 points during the 2005-06
season and 52 the following year.
Among the other Mavericks who have already hit career highs:
Player: Career Highs
Previous Career High
Josh Archibald: 16-13-29
10-5-15
Dominic Zombo: 10-17-27
2-1-3
Andrej Sustr: 7 goals, 20 points
4 goals, 17 points
Johnnie Searfoss: 16 points
15 points
Jaycob Megna: 4 assists, 6 points
3 assists, 5 points
Zahn Raubenheimer: 8 goals
4 goals
Brock Montpetit: 12 assists
11 assists
In addition, sophomore defenseman Brian O’Rourke has earned a goal and three assists so far this season after
not registering a point during his freshman year. Sophomore forward James Polk also has earned the first two
goals of his career this season after tallying just one assist last year.
The Century Mark
Juniors Michael Young and Andrej Sustr became the lastest Mavericks to become a member of the Century Club.
Young hit the mark on Feb. 1 against Michigan Tech while Sustr did so the following night.
They follow a host of teammates who have reached the 100 game plateau this season. Earlier this season,
defenseman Bryce Aneloski joined the Century Club on Nov. 2 when he played in his 100th career game. It’s a total
that includes 16 games played at Providence College during his freshman year. Senior John Faulkner played in his
100th career game at Quinnipiac on Dec. 30. Ryan Walters played in game No. 100 on Jan. 12 at Denver while Matt
White hit the mark on Jan. 25 at Bemidji State.
Others closing in on that milestone this year include Johnnie Searfoss (94); and Brock Montpetit and Zahn
Grand Forks Herald Coaches Preseason Poll
(First place votes)
1. Minnesota (11)
121
2. North Dakota (1)
110
3. Denver 91
4.St. Cloud State
90
5. Wisconsin
70
6. Minnesota Duluth
69
7. Colorado College
56
8. Omaha 51
8. Michigan Tech
51
10. Minnesota State
37
11. Bemidji State
31
12. Alaska Anchorage
15
94X Radio Media Preseason Poll
(First place votes)
1. Minnesota (24)
2. North Dakota (1)
3. Denver 4. Wisconsin
5. Minnesota Duluth
6.St. Cloud State
7. Colorado College
8. Omaha 9. Michigan Tech
10. Minnesota State
11. Bemidji State
12. Alaska Anchorage
*Ranking based on average of voting points
11.92
10.76
9.92
7.80
6.88
6.84
6.08
5.48
5.20
3.60
2.48
1.04
WEEKLY POLLS
USCHO.com Poll (As of 2/11/13)
Team
Pts. Last
1. Quinnipiac (41) 983
2
2. Minnesota (9) 949
1
3. Miami 874
3
4. Boston College 819
5
5. New Hampshire 779
4
6. Western Michigan 748
6
7. North Dakota 720
7
8. St. Cloud State
657
8
9. Minnesota State
559
11
10. Yale 557
10
11. Denver 495
9
12. Notre Dame 478
11
13. Boston University 331
13
14. UMass-Lowell
317
16
15. Niagara 299
15
16. Omaha 274
14
17. Dartmouth 216
17
18. Wisconsin
158
19
19. Merrimack
151
20
20. Alaska 57
NR
(#) - First place votes
Receiving votes: Union (40), Providence (16),
Ferris State (12), Northern Michigan (5), Colgate
(2), St. Lawrence (2), Holy Cross (1), RPI (1).
USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine Poll
(As of 2/11/13)
Team
1. Quinnipiac (28)
2. Minnesota (6)
3. Miami 4. Boston College 5. New Hampshire 6. Western Michigan 7. North Dakota 8. St. Cloud State
9. Yale
10. Minnesota State
11. Denver 12. Notre Dame 13. Boston University 14. Niagara 15. UMass-Lowell
(#) - First place votes
Pts.
503
470
424
402
377
338
316
259
238
185
164
136
78
70
55
Last
2
1
3
4
5
6
7
10
9
13
8
12
11
14
NR
Receiving votes: Omaha (29), Dartmouth (13),
Merrimack (9), Alaska (7), Wisconsin (7).
Raubenheimer (92).
Senior Brent Gwidt played in career game number 100 on Feb. 24, 2012
against Minnesota and leads all Mavericks with 135 games played.
Streaking
Ryan Walters has an impressive games-played streak in the works. After
not playing in the second game of his freshman year, he has been a fixture in
the lineup since then and has a 105-game streak in the works. Bryce Aneloski
had played in 100 straight games before not suiting up for the Mavericks in
their game at Denver on Jan. 12.
Stopping Power
Senior goaltender John Faulkner earned his 14th win of the season against
Michigan Tech on Feb. 1 and currently has the third best winning percentage
in the WCHA (14-6-2, .682). It is also the 11th-best mark in the country.
When Faulkner backstopped both ends of a series sweep at Bemidji State on
Jan. 25 and 26, it marked the fourth time this season he has been in goal for
both ends of a series sweep. In addition to the BSU series, he also was in goal
for both wins at Michigan Tech on Nov. 2 and 3, against Minnesota Duluth on
Nov. 10 and 11 and against Colorado College on Jan. 4 and 5. He posted two
his freshman season, five during an outstanding sophomore campaign and
one last season.
Faulkner ranks second all-time in wins at UNO with 52 and needs just one
more to tie Dan Ellis for the lead. He also has played in 5,995:17 of action and
ranks second all-time at UNO. He also is second in games played at UNO with
109 and is just one shutout away from tying Ellis for the most all-time by a
UNO goalie (7).
Moving On
Freshman goaltender Anthony Stolarz left the Mavericks on Jan. 7 to join
the London Knights of the Ontario Hockey League. In eight appearances this
season, seven of them starts, the native of Jackson, N.J. had posted a record of
2-5-0 with a 2.56 goals-against average and a.898 save percentage. He also
posted UNO’s only shutout of the season to date, a 20-save effort in an 8-0
win over Alabama-Huntsville on Nov. 24.
Polling Places
The Mavericks are ranked 16th in this week’s poll from USCHO.com but
fell out of the top 15 ranked by the USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine poll,
UNO vs. the WCHA
Through 2/9/13
Alaska Anchorage
Bemidji State
Colorado College
Denver
Michigan Tech
Minnesota
Minnesota Duluth
Minnesota State
North Dakota
St. Cloud State
Wisconsin
TOTAL
W L
T
Pct. GF GA
3
2
1
.583 15 11
8
8
4
.500 61 53
5
3
1
.611 35 29
312 2 .235 4572
8
3
1
.708 40 30
3 4 0 .429 2124
5
6
0
.455 32 37
12 15
5
.453 104 114
3
5
0
.375 21 23
5
7
2
.429 31 41
3 6 0 .333 2839
59 71 16 .459 433 473
SERIES HISTORY
Alaska Anchorage - WCHA
UNO leads series 3-2-1
In Omaha: UNO leads 2-0-0
In Anchorage, Alaska: Series tied 1-1-1
Neutral Site: UAA leads 1-0-0
10/14/06Anchorage
2/18/11Anchorage
2/19/11Anchorage
10/14/11
Fairbanks, Alaska
10/21/11Omaha
10/22/11Omaha
T
L
W
L
W
W
2-2
2-3
4-1
0-3
4-1
3-1
Minutiae: The Mavericks are 3-1-0 in WCHA games against Alaska
Anchorage and in each win have allowed the Seawolves only
one goal. Last season, UAA was one of four teams to shutout the
Mavericks, beating them 3-0 in the first round of the Brice Alaska
Goal Rush tournament in Fairbanks. The Mavericks came back
the following week to sweep a weekend home series with the
Seawolves, their only series sweep of the season.
LAST GAME’S LINEUP
OMAHA MAVERICKS (16-11-2; 12-7-2 WCHA)
vs.
North Dakota (15-8-6, 10-5-6 WCHA)
Game #30
Saturday, Feb. 9, 2013, 4:07 p.m.
TD Ameritrade Park • Omaha, Neb.
LEFT WING
*lines subject to change
CENTER
RIGHT WING
23 Johnnie Searfoss
21 Matt White - C
13 Zahn Raubenheimer
17 Ryan Walters
14 Dominic Zombo
15 Josh Archibald
9 James Polk
25 Brent Gwidt - C
28 Brian O’Rourke
4 Tony Turgeon
27 Aaron Pearce
19 Tanner Lane
6-2, 188, 2/10/1990, Jr., Left
Colleyville, Texas
2012-13: 25 Gp, 8-8-16, 4/8
Career: 93 Gp, 20-21-41, 21/42
5-10, 187, 8/23/1989, Jr., Left
Whittier, Calif.
2012-13: 27 Gp, 14-11-25, 4/8
Career: 104 Gp, 45-45-90, 16/32
6-0, 196, 7/30/1991, Jr., Left
Rosemount, Minn.
2012-13: 29 Gp, 17-24-41, 7/14
Career: 105 Gp, 38-51-89 45/112
5-11, 184, 3/15/1991, So., Left
Ballwin, Mo.
2012-13: 29 Gp, 9-17-26, 7/14
Career: 61 Gp, 11-18-29, 11/22
6-1, 192, 2/13/1992, So., Left
New York, N.Y.
2012-13: 24 Gp, 2-0-2, 4/8
Career: 52 Gp, 2-1-3, 6/12
6-3, 218, 2/20/1988, Sr., Left
Minocqua, Wis./WSH., 6th Rd., 2006
2012-13: 29 Gp, 5-3-8, 4/19
Career: 134 Gp, 16-18-34, 18/55
6-4, 225, 9/21/1989, Jr., Left
Grand Forks, N.D.
2012-13: 17 Gp, 0-2-2, 13/37
Career: 58 Gp, 0-6-6, 46/144
6-0, 192, 4/30/1992, Fr., Left
Mississauga, Ontario
2012-13: 22 Gp, 0-1-1, 7/14
Career: 22 Gp, 0-1-1, 7/14
6-7, 210, 12/10/1992, So., Left
Northbrook, Ill./ ANA., 7th Rd., 2012
2012-13: 28 Gp, 2-4-6, 7/14
Career: 63 Gp, 4-7-11, 11/22
3 Andrej Sustr - A
6-8, 225, 11/29/1990, Jr., Right
Plzen, Czech Rep.
2012-13: 29 Gp, 7-13-20, 14/28
Career: 101 Gp, 13-33-46, 46/92
2 Brian Cooper
24 Bryce Aneloski
11 Nick Seeler
7 Michael Young
30 John Faulkner - A
29 Dayn Belfour
5-11, 187, 11/11/1993, Fr., Left
Anchorage, Alaska/ANA., 5th Rd., 2012
2012-13: 23 Gp, 0-2-2, 13/37
Career: 23 Gp, 0-2-2, 13/37
6-2, 192, 6/3/1993, Fr., Left
Eden Prairie, Minn./MINN., 5th Rd., 2011
2012-13: 25 Gp, 2-5-7, 14/47
Career: 25 Gp, 2-5-7, 12/47
5-11, 183, 10/6/1992, So., Right
Brainerd, Minn./PITT., 6th Rd., 2011
2012-13: 29 Gp, 15-13-28, 10/20
Career: 65 Gp, 25-18-43, 21/53
6-2, 192, 4/4/1991, So., Left
St. Louis, Mo.
2012-13: 19 Gp, 1-3-4, 8/16
Career: 40 Gp, 1-3-4, 12/24
6-3, 184, 8/13/1992, Fr., Left
Detroit Lakes, Minn./WIN., 6th Rd., 2011
2012-13: 22 Gp, 2-4-6, 3/6
Career: 22 Gp, 2-4-6, 3/6
Pronunciation Guide
DEFENSE
8 Jaycob Megna
5-10, 179, 9/19/1989, Jr., Right
Smoky Lake, Alberta
2012-13: 25 Gp, 8-6-14, 4/19
Career: 91 Gp, 13-18-31, 15/52
6-2, 204, 4/27/1990, Sr., Right
Pekin, Ill./OTT., 7th Rd., 2010
2012-13: 28 Gp, 4-11-15, 4/8
Career: 121 Gp, 12-43-55, 21/42
6-3, 211, 1/3/1989, Jr., Left
Calgary, Alberta
2012-13: 27 Gp, 3-9-12, 4/8
Career: 101 Gp, 10-32-42, 23/68
Andrej Sustr ........................AHN-dray SHOO-stuhr
Montpetit ...............................................MONT-ped-it
Raubenheimer ..........................ROH-ben-HY-murh
Aneloski ...........................................AN-eh-LOSS-key
Gwidt ...................................................................GWIHT
Officials
Referees: Don Adam (7), Todd Anderson (4)
Linesmen: Chad Evers (52), Scott Fitzpatrick (70)
Coaches
Head Coach: Dean Blais
Assistant Coach: Steve Johnson
Assistant Coach: Troy Jutting
Volunteer Goalie Coach: Todd Jones
Trainer: Masa Takaiwa
Equipment Manager: Mark Pane
Scratches
10 - Alex Simonson
12 - Brock Montpetit
16 - Joe Krause
18 - Charlie Adams
22 - Andrew Schmit
GOALTENDER
6-1, 216, 2/15/1988, Sr., Left
Sarnia, Ontario
2012-13: 22-21 Gp, 14-5-2, 2.72 GAA, .897 Sv%
Career: 108-101 Gp, 52-39-10, 2.67 GAA, .902 Sv%
6-1, 200, 5/27/1989, So., Left
Morden, Manitoba
2012-13: 1-1 Gp, 0-1-0, 2.02 GAA, .944 Sv%
Career: 7-5 Gp, 2-2-2, 2.45 GAA, .912 Sv%
31 Ryan Massa
6-0, 179, 7/6/1990, So., Left
Littleton, Colo.
2012-13: 0-0 Gp, 0-0-0, 0.00 GAA, .000 Sv%
Career: 21-19 Gp, 7-8-2, 2.60 GAA, .914 Sv%
although they are receiving votes. It marked the first time in 12 weeks the
Mavs hadn’t been ranked in both national polls. The Mavs had received votes
in the USCHO.com poll for four straight weeks before debuting at No. 18 on
Nov. 12. They had received votes in the USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine
poll in three different weeks before cracking that poll’s top 15 on Nov. 19. Both
polls appear in this release.
Taking Their Shots
The Mavericks have outshot their opponents in 21 of 29 games this season
with their Jan. 4 game with Colorado College featuring 30 shots per team.
Their high-water mark was 46 shots at Denver on Jan. 12, and they have
reached 40 shots or more in six games. They average 32.33 shots per game to
rank 15th in the country and fourth in the WCHA. Their 20 shots at Minnesota
on Dec. 1 was a season low.
The Mavs are eighth in the nation and third in the WCHA in fewest shots
allowed per game, giving up just 26.40. UNO allowed Northern Michigan just
13 shots on Oct. 19, a season best, while tying a school record by allowing just
one shot in the first period.
They Don’t Mind The Draft
The Mavericks have more drafted players on their roster than at any time
in school history. Seven Mavs have been drafted by National Hockey League
teams including two players taken in the 2012 draft. They include:
Brian Cooper - Anaheim ‘12
Jaycob Megna - Anaheim ‘12
Nick Seeler - Minnesota ‘11
Josh Archibald - Pittsburgh ‘11
Tanner Lane - Winnipeg ‘10
Bryce Aneloski - Ottawa ‘10
Brent Gwidt - Washington ‘06
Measuring Up
The 26 student-athletes who make up the Omaha roster this year are, on
average, a sizeable bunch. The Mavericks’ average height is 6-1 1/2”, and their
average weight is 197 1/2 lbs. That’s up from 6-1 and 194 1/2 lbs. from the end
of last season.
The Dean Blais
Radio Show
The Dean Blais Show with the coach and UNO players can be heard each
Tuesday night from 6 - 7 p.m. on 1180 The Zone 2. The show originates
from Mojo Smokehouse and Ales in Aksarben Village and is hosted by
Terry Leahy and Dave Ahlers.
ALL-TIME RECORDS VS. OPPONENTS
As of 2/11/13
Opponent
Series
W
L
T
Pct.
Air Force
1997-99
5
1
0
.833
Alabama-Huntsville 1998-201210 2 2 .786
Alaska Anchorage
2006-2012 3
2
1
.583
Alaska
1999-201216 23 11 .430
American International 2008
1
0
0
1.000
Army
1997-20123 4 0 .429
Bemidji State
1999-2013 8
8
4
.500
Bentley
2006 20 0 1.000
Boston College
2000
0
1
0
.000
Boston University
2001-06
1
4
0
.200
Bowling Green
1999-2010 22
10
3
.671
British Columbia
2010-12
2
0
0
1.000
Canisius
2000 10 0 1.000
Clarkson
2010 10 0 1.000
Colgate
2001-11 31 2 .667
Colorado College
2006-13
5
3
1
.611
Connecticut
2004 10 0 1.000
Dartmouth
1999 11 0 .500
Denver
1997-20133 12 2 .235
Ferris State
2000-10
16
13
3
.547
Findlay
2001 20 0 1.000
Harvard
1998 02 0 .000
Holy Cross
2005
1
0
0
1.000
Lake Superior State
2000-10
14
9
5
.589
Lethbridge
2009-13 20 0 1.000
Maine
1998 13 0 .250
Manitoba
1997-200811 2 0 .846
Massachusetts
1997-20045 2 1 .688
Massachusetts-Lowell2000-09 2 0 0 1.000
Mercyhurst
2008-11 30 0 1.000
Merrimack
2000-04 22 1 .500
Miami
1999-20107 17 3 .315
Michigan
1999-20117 26 3 .236
Michigan State
1998-2009 11
19
2
.375
Michigan Tech
1997-13
8
3
1
.708
Minnesota
2003-12 34 0 .429
Minnesota Duluth
1997-2012 5
6
0
.455
Minnesota State
1998-2012 12
15
5
.453
New Hampshire
1997-2005 1
1
0
.500
Niagara
1998-20063 4 1 .438
North Dakota
2010-13
3
5
0
.375
Northern Michigan
1999-2012 16
16
2
.500
Notre Dame
1999-2012 10
18
4
.375
Ohio State
1999-2010 13
13
5
.500
Princeton
1997-20080 5 0 .000
Providence College
2001-05
2
0
0
1.000
Quinnipiac
2010-12 14 1 .250
RIT
1998-10 12 0 .333
St. Cloud State
1998-12
5
7
2
.429
St. Lawrence
2010
0
0
1
.500
Union
1997-20083 2 0 .600
Wayne State
2005
2
0
0
1.000
Western Michigan
1999-2009 14
8
6
.607
Wisconsin
1998-20123 6 0 .333
Yale
2003-08 31 1 .700
GF
GA
24
11
57 26
15
11
138 149
4
1
22 21
61
53
12 4
1
5
12
26
125
92
10
2
3 1
8 0
2318
35
29
4 1
8 6
45 72
94
92
9 0
4 8
6
1
89
62
6 2
6 24
69 16
26 17
9 5
13 4
1313
62 102
92 150
74
113
40
30
2124
32
37
104 114
7
9
24 29
21
23
104 101
75
96
91
80
11 23
8
5
1618
1012
31
41
2
2
17 15
7
4
93
83
28 39
2317
Andrej Sustr is UNO’s tallest player, and the tallest player in Division I college
hockey, at 6-8 while Zahn Raubenheimer and Matt White are listed the shortest
at 5-10. Sustr and Tony Turgeon are UNO’s heaviest players at 225 lbs. apiece
while Raubenheimer is the lightest at 179.
John Faulkner and Brent Gwidt are UNO’s oldest players at 24 years old,
although Faulkner is five days older than Gwidt. Freshman defenseman Brian
Cooper is the youngest, having turned 19 on Nov 11, 2012.
Leadership Roles
Senior Brent Gwidt and junior Matt White are serving as co-captains for the
2012-13 season. Both were alternate captains last season. Senior goaltender
John Faulkner also will wear a letter after being elected by his teammates to
serve as an alternate captain for the second straight season. Andrej Sustr was
added as an alternate captain prior to the Mavericks’ games with Bemidji State
on Oct. 26 and 27.
About the Seawolves
Alaska Anchorage returns home from Houghton, Mich. where it picked up a
split of two games with Michigan Tech but lost the Winter Carnival crown based
on total goals. The Seawolves are now 4-17-7 overall and 2-16-6 in the WCHA,
putting them in 12th place.
Last season, UAA was 9-25-2 overall and 5-22-1 in the WCHA, putting it in
12th place. The Seawolves were eliminated by Minnesota in the first round of
the WCHA playoffs, losing 2-1 and 7-3 in Minneapolis.
Freshman Blake Tatchell leads UAA in scoring with seven goals and 14 assists
for 21 points. His assist total also is a team best. Sophomore Scott Allen is
tied for third in scoring with 17 points and has a team-best 11 goals. Junior
goaltenders Rob Gunderson and Chris Kamal have split time in the UAA net.
Each has earned two wins this year. Kamal has a team best 3.22 goals-against
average and a .889 save percentage while authoring the team’s one shutout.
Alaska Anchorage is 12th in the WCHA, scoring two goals per game. UAA
ranks 11th in the WCHA, allowing 3.39 goals per game. Its power play is 11th
at 12.6 percent, and its penalty kill is 12th at 72.7 percent. Alaska Anchorage is
the sixth-most penalized team in the WCHA, averaging 13.9 minutes per game,
just behind the Mavericks (14.1).
Home and Road Advantage
UNO is 45-23-6 (.649) at home during the Dean Blais era. The Mavericks are
171-115-34 (.588) all-time on home ice.
On the road this season, the Mavericks are 6-5-1 including a mark of 6-3-1
in WCHA road games. The Mavs have posted winning road records in WCHA
games in each of the last two seasons including a mark of 6-5-3 last season. In
2010-11, the Mavs were 7-8-1 on the road and 7-6-1 in road WCHA games.
The Mavericks are 1-1-0 on neutral ice this year.
Mavericks on Television
Omaha has already had five games televised nationally by the NBC Sports
Network with their game against Wisconsin on March 1 still to air.
In addition to their games in the first round and championship game of the
Icebreaker in October, the Mavericks have been on NBCSN on Jan. 4 when they
hosted Colorado College; Jan. 11 when they visited Denver; and Feb. 8 when
they entertained North Dakota.
UNO also had two games on on NET, Nebraska Public Television: Dec. 14
when they hosted Minnesota State ; and Feb. 1 when they welcomed Michigan
Tech.
Last Year: Omaha vs. Alaska Anchorage
RESULTS
Oct. 14, 2011: Alaska Anchorage 3, Omaha 0 at Fairbanks, Alaska
Oct. 21, 2011: Omaha 4, Alaska Anchorage 1 at Omaha
Oct. 22, 2011: Omaha 3, Alaska Anchorage 1 at Omaha
Alaska Anchorage
Points:
POS GPG A PTS+/-PIM
Matt Bailey
F
3
1
1
2
-2
2
Four players tied with one goal
Goalies:
GP W L T GAASV% SO
Rob Gunderson
2
1
1
0 1.52 .940
1
Chris Kamal
1
0
1
0 3.05 .925
0
Omaha
Points:
Matt White
Andrej Sustr
Terry Broadhurst
Jayson Megna
Johnnie Searfoss
Goalies:
John Faulkner
Ryan Massa
POS
F
D
F
F
F
GP
3
1
GPG A PTS+/-PIM
3
2
1
3
+3
0
3
2
0
2
+3
4
3
1
1
2
+3
0
3
1
1
2
+3
0
3
0
2
2
0
4
W L T GAASV% SO
2
1
0 1.93 .918
0
0
0
0 0.00 1.000 0
No longer on team
TEAM STATS
SHOT STATISTICS.............................................. UNO
UAA
Goals-Shot attempts............................................ 7-915-75
Shot pct..................................................................077.067
Goals/Game............................................................2.31.7
Shots/Game..........................................................30.325.0
Assists.....................................................................89
POWER PLAYS......................................................
Goals-Power Plays................................................ 0-110-8
Conversion Percent.................................................000.000
Shot Attempts........................................................166
Shot Percent...........................................................000.000
GOAL BREAKDOWN..............................................
Total Goals...............................................................75
Power Play...............................................................00
Short-handed..........................................................10
Empty net................................................................10
Penalty....................................................................00
Unassisted...............................................................10
Overtime.................................................................00
PENALTIES...........................................................
Number..................................................................1316
Minutes..................................................................2632
Penalties/Game......................................................4.35.3
Pen minutes/Game.................................................8.710.7
Minor.....................................................................1316
Major.......................................................................00
10-minute Misconduct............................................00
Game Misconduct....................................................00
Gross Misconduct....................................................00
Match......................................................................00
FACEOFFS (W-L).............................................. 99-70
70-99
Faceoff W-L Pct.......................................................586.414
ATTENDANCE.......................................................
Total....................................................................115080
Dates/Avg Per Date............................................. 2/57540/0
Neutral Site #/Avg.............................................. 1/2108
GOALS BY PERIOD.......1
2
3
OT
Total
Alaska Anchorage.........13105
Omaha..........................21407
SHOTS BY PERIOD.......1
2
3
OT
Total
Alaska Anchorage........2125 29 0 75
Omaha.........................2934 28 0 91
2012-13 Mavericks Record
Overall................................................ 16-12-2
Home.................................................. 9-6-1
Road................................................... 6-5-1
Neutral.. .............................................. 1-1-0
Versus WCHA (Reg. Season).. ................. 12-8-2
Versus WCHA at Home.......................... 6-5-1
Versus WCHA on Road. . ......................... 6-3-1
Game 1 of a weekend series.................. 10-4-1
Game 2 of a weekend series.................. 6-8-1
Overtime............................................. 0-1-2
When Scoring First Goal.. ...................... 11-3-1
When Allowing First Goal..................... 5-9-1
One Goal Decisions. . ............................. 7-8-0
Two Goal Decisions. . ............................. 3-1-0
Three Goal Decisions............................ 2-3-0
Four or more Goal Decision................... 4-0-0
Leading after one period...................... 8-0-1
Trailing after one period....................... 3-8-0
Tied after one period. . .......................... 5-4-1
Leading after two periods. . ................... 12-0-0
Trailing after two periods..................... 0-10-0
Tied after two periods.......................... 4-2-2
Outshooting opponents........................ 11-8-2
Opponent outshoots. . ........................... 4-4-0
Shots are even..................................... 1-0-0
Scoring a power-play goal.................... 11-5-0
Not scoring a power-play goal.............. 5-7-2
Allowing a power-play goal.................. 9-6-1
Not allowing a power-play goal............ 7-6-1
Scoring a short-handed goal. . ............... 4-2-0
Allowing a short-handed goal. . ............. 1-2-1
In October........................................... 2-3-1
In November. . ...................................... 7-0-0
In December........................................ 2-5-0
In January........................................... 4-1-1
In February. . ........................................ 1-3-0
In March. . ............................................ 0-0-0
Mavericks By Period
Goals
Overall................1
Mavs....................30
Opponent.............33
Home.................1
Mavs....................17
Opponent.............15
Road/Neut..........1
Mavs....................13
Opponent.............18
2
45
30
2
23
15
2
22
15
3
OT Total
28 0103
19 183
3
OT Total
18 058
10 141
3
OT Total
10 045
9 042
Shots
Overall................1
Mavs...................306
Opponents..........256
Home.................1
Mavs...................162
Road/Neut..........1
Mavs...................144
2
3
OT Total
329 327 8970
293 238 5792
2
3
OT Total
170 188 2522
161 121 2410
2
3
OT Total
159 139 0448
132 117 0382
Mavericks Special Teams
Powerplay............
Overall...................
Home.....................
Road/Neut.............
GF
20
14
6
OPP PCT. SHGA
104 .1924
68 .2062
36 .1672
Penalty Kill..........
Overall...................
Home.....................
Road/Neut.............
SVS
101
57
44
OPP PCT. SHG
122 .8286
68 .8383
54 .8153
THE LAST TIME IT HAPPENED...
UNO shut out an opponent at home:
Nov. 24, 2012 vs. Alabama-Huntsville, 8-0 (Goalie: Anthony Stolarz, 20 saves)
UNO shut out an opponent on the road:
Feb. 11, 2012 at Michigan Tech, 4-0 (Goalie: Ryan Massa, 35 saves)
UNO was shut out at home:
March 2, 2012 vs. Denver, 3-0 (DU Goalie: Juho Olkinuora, 26 saves)
UNO was shut out on the road:
March 9, 2012 at St. Cloud State, 4-0 (Goalie: Mike Lee, 27 svs)
UNO swept a series at home:
Jan. 4-5, 2013 vs. Colorado College, 8-4 and 3-1
March 5-6, 2010 vs. Bowling Green, 6-1 and 6-1 (Playoffs)
UNO swept a series on the road:
Jan. 25-26, 2013 at Bemidji State, 5-3 and 2-1
UNO was swept at home:
Feb. 8-9, 2013 vs. North Dakota, 1-2 and 2-5
UNO was swept on the road:
Dec. 29-30, 2012 at Quinnipiac, 4-5 and 1-3
March 9-10, 2012 at St. Cloud State, 0-4 and 1-3 (Playoffs)
Player had a hat trick:
UNO: Jan. 4, 2013, Josh Archibald vs. Colorado College
Opponent: Jan. 4, 2013, Mike Boivin, Colorado College
Player had four assists:
UNO: Nov. 24, 2012, Brock Montpetit vs. Alabama-Huntsville
Opponent: Feb. 5, 2010, Zac Dalpe, Ohio State
Player scored a shorthanded goal:
UNO: Jan. 11, 2013, Brent Gwidt at Denver
Opponent: Jan. 12, 2013, Paul Phillips, Denver
Scored with the goaltender pulled:
UNO: Dec. 1, 2012, Johnnie Searfoss at Minnesota
Opponent: Nov. 11, 2011, Jordan George at Bemidji State
Scored during a delayed penalty:
UNO: Jan. 12, 2013, Matt White at Denver
Opponent: Oct. 20, 2012, Ryan Daugherty, Northern Michigan
Scored an empty net goal:
UNO: Jan. 25, 2013, Johnnie Searfoss at Bemidji State
Opponent: Jan. 11, 2013, Matt Tabrum, Denver
Overtime Win:
UNO: Jan. 20, 2012 at Minnesota State, 2-1
Opponent: Feb. 2, 2013 vs. Michigan Tech, 1-2
Team had 40 shots:
UNO: Jan. 12, 2013 (46) at Denver
Opponent: Jan. 21, 2012 (42) at Minnesota State
Team had 50 shots:
UNO: Feb. 5, 2011 (55) vs. St. Cloud State
Team had 60 shots:
UNO: Oct. 8, 2010 (60) vs. Clarkson
Attempted a penalty shot:
UNO: Feb. 2, 2008, Bill Bagron vs. Michigan State - Jeff Lerg (NG)
Opponent: Jan. 13, 2012, Mike Seidel, Minnesota Duluth vs. John Faulkner (NG)
Team had 3 power play goals:
UNO: Nov. 24, 2012 vs. Alabama-Huntsville
Opponent: Nov. 5, 2011 vs. Colorado College
UNO: Oct. 28, 2011 at Wisconsin
Opponent: Jan. 24, 2009 vs. Miami
UNO: Jan. 21, 2011 at North Dakota
Opponent: Nov. 13, 2004 vs. Bowling Green
2012-13 TEAM STATS
SHOT STATISTICS.............................................. UNO
OPP.
Goals-Shot attempts......................................... 103-97083-792
Shot pct..................................................................106.105
Goals/Game............................................................3.42.8
Shots/Game..........................................................32.326.4
Assists...................................................................155144
POWER PLAYS......................................................
Goals-Power Plays.............................................. 20-10421-122
Conversion Percent.................................................192.172
Shot Attempts.......................................................135146
Shot Percent...........................................................148.144
GOAL BREAKDOWN..............................................
Total Goals.............................................................10383
Power Play..............................................................2021
Short-handed..........................................................64
Empty net................................................................31
Penalty....................................................................00
Unassisted..............................................................102
Overtime.................................................................01
Shootout.................................................................00
Delayed Penalty.......................................................01
PENALTIES...........................................................
Number.................................................................169149
Minutes.................................................................423380
Penalties/Game......................................................5.65.0
Pen minutes/Game................................................14.112.7
Minor....................................................................154135
Major.......................................................................76
10-minute Misconduct............................................21
Game Misconduct....................................................65
Gross Misconduct....................................................00
Match......................................................................02
FACEOFFS (W-L)............................................ 928-967
967-928
Faceoff W-L Pct.......................................................490.510
ATTENDANCE.......................................................
Total................................................................... 10751156743
Dates/Avg Per Date............................................ 16/671912/4729
Neutral Site #/Avg.............................................. 2/2227
2012-13 PLAYER STATS - Game Highs
POINTS........................... 4
...................................... 4
...................................... 4
GOALS............................ 3
ASSISTS.......................... 4
SHOTS............................ 9
SAVES............................ 34
..................................... 34
PENALTIES...................... 3
...................................... 3
...................................... 3
...................................... 3
PENALTY MINUTES........ 17
Ryan Walters vs Colorado College (Jan 04, 2013)
Ryan Walters at St. Cloud State (Dec 7, 2012)
Brock Montpetit vs Alabama-Huntsville (Nov 24, 2012)
Josh Archibald vs Colorado College (Jan 04, 2013)
Brock Montpetit vs Alabama-Huntsville (Nov 24, 2012)
Zahn Raubenheimer at Michigan Tech (Nov 03, 2012)
Dayn Belfour vs North Dakota (Feb 08, 2013)
John Faulkner at Quinnipiac (Dec 30, 2012)
Tony Turgeon vs North Dakota (Feb 08, 2013)
Andrej Sustr at Quinnipiac (Dec 30, 2012)
Tony Turgeon at Minnesota (Dec 01, 2012)
Andrej Sustr at Minnesota (Dec 01, 2012)
Tony Turgeon vs North Dakota (Feb 08, 2013)
Omaha Game Highs
POINTS.........................................21
GOALS...........................................8
....................................................8
ASSISTS........................................13
SHOTS ON GOAL. . ...........................46
SAVES.. .........................................34
...................................................34
PENALTIES....................................12
PENALTY MINUTES. . .......................35
Opponent - GAME HIGHS
POINTS.........................................17
...................................................17
GOALS...........................................7
ASSISTS........................................11
SHOTS ON GOAL. . ...........................37
SAVES.. .........................................43
PENALTIES.....................................9
....................................................9
PENALTY MINUTES. . .......................38
Omaha Game Lows
POINTS..........................................2
....................................................2
....................................................2
GOALS...........................................1
....................................................1
....................................................1
....................................................1
....................................................1
ASSISTS.........................................1
....................................................1
....................................................1
....................................................1
SHOTS ON GOAL. . ...........................20
SAVES.. .........................................11
PENALTIES.....................................2
PENALTY MINUTES. . ........................4
Opponent - GAME LOWS
POINTS..........................................0
GOALS...........................................0
ASSISTS.........................................0
SHOTS ON GOAL. . ...........................13
SAVES.. .........................................18
PENALTIES.....................................1
PENALTY MINUTES. . ........................2
vs Alabama-Huntsville (Nov 24, 2012)
vs Colorado College (Jan 04, 2013)
at Denver (Jan 12, 2013)
vs North Dakota (Feb 08, 2013)
at Quinnipiac (Dec 30, 2012)
at Minnesota (Dec 01, 2012)
vs Minnesota State (Dec 14, 2012)
vs Minnesota Duluth (Nov 10, 2012)
at St. Cloud State (Dec 08, 2012)
vs Michigan Tech (Feb 02, 2013)
vs Northern Michigan (Oct 20, 2012)
vs North Dakota (Feb 08, 2013)
vs Army (Oct 12, 2012)
vs Army (Oct 12, 2012)
at Bemidji State (Jan 25, 2013)
at Bemidji State (Jan 25, 2013)
2012-13 GAME SUMMARY
Date
Opponent
Result
GW/GT Goal
Mon., Oct. 8 Lethbridge (Exh.)
4-1 W
Ryan Walters
Fri., Oct. 12
Army ^
5-1 W
Nick Seeler
Sat., Oct. 13 Notre Dame ^
2-3 L
(Thomas DiPauli)
Fri., Oct. 19 Northern Michigan
5-2 W
Brent Gwidt
Sat., Oct. 15 Northern Michigan
1-2 L
(Ryan Aynsley)
Fri., Oct. 26 Bemidji State *
3-3 T
(Markus Gerbrandt)
Sat., Oct. 27 Bemidji State *
2-3 L
(David Boehm)
Fri., Nov. 2
at Michigan Tech *
2-1 W
Zahn Raubenheimer
Sat., Nov. 3
at Michigan Tech *
5-3 W
Zahn Raubenheimer
Sat., Nov. 10 Minnesota Duluth *
3-2 W
Michael Young
Sun., Nov. 11 Minnesota Duluth *
6-3 W
Dominic Zombo
Fri., Nov. 23 Alabama Huntsville
3-2 W
Bryce Aneloski
Sat., Nov. 24 Alabama Huntsville
8-0 W
Matt White
Fri., Nov. 30 at Minnesota *
3-2 W
Josh Archibald
Sat., Dec. 1
at Minnesota *
2-3 L
(Tom Serratore)
Fri., Dec. 7
at St. Cloud State *
6-5 W
Ryan Walters
Sat., Dec. 8
at St. Cloud State *
1-2 L
(Jonny Brodzinski)
Fri. Dec. 14 Minnesota State *
3-6 L
(Johnny McInnis)
Sat., Dec. 15 Minnesota State *
5-1 W
Dominic Zombo
Sat., Dec. 29 at Quinnipiac
4-5 L
(J. Samuels-Thomas)
Sun., Dec. 30 at Quinnipiac
1-3 L
(Connor Jones)
Fri., Jan. 4
Colorado College *
8-4 W
Tanner Lane
Sat., Jan. 5 Colorado College *
3-1 W
Andrej Sustr
Fri., Jan. 11 at Denver *
4-7 L
(Zac Larraza)
Sat., Jan. 12 at Denver *
3-3 T
Ryan Walters
Fri., Jan. 25 at Bemidji State *
5-3 W
Matt White
Sat., Jan. 26 at Bemidji State *
2-1 W
Dominic Zombo
Fri., Feb. 1
Michigan Tech *
4-3 W
Dominic Zombo
Sat, Feb. 2
Michigan Tech *
1-2 OTL
(Mikael Lickteig)
Fri., Feb. 8
North Dakota *
1-2 L
(Danny Kristo)
Sat., Feb. 9 North Dakota * +
2-5 L
(Mitch MacMillan)
Fri., Feb. 15 at Alaska Anchorage *
Sat., Feb. 16 at Alaska Anchorage *
Thurs., Feb. 21 USNTDP (Exh.)
Fri., March 1 Wisconsin *
Sat., March 2 Wisconsin *
Fri., March 8 at Minnesota Duluth *
Sat., March 9 at Minnesota Duluth *
* - WCHA game
^ - Icebreaker Tournament, Kansas City, Mo.
+ - at TD Ameritrade Park
# - WCHA Playoffs
UNO Goalie (SVS)
John Faulkner (2)-W
Dayn Belfour (3)
Anthony Stolarz (5)
John Faulkner (17)
Anthony Stolarz (23)
John Faulkner (11)
John Faulkner (22)
Anthony Stolarz (10)-L
John Faulkner (6)
John Faulkner (21)
John Faulkner (24)
John Faulkner (30)
John Faulkner (31)
John Faulkner (16)
John Faulkner (19)
John Faulkner (30)
John Faulkner (29)
John Faulkner (15)-L
John Faulkner (34)
John Faulkner (26)
John Faulkner (20)
John Faulkner (15)
John Faulkner (33)
John Faulkner (22)
John Faulkner (22)
John Faulkner (26)
John Faulkner (26)
Dayn Belfour (34)
John Faulkner (2) - L
Dayn Belfour (20)
Attn.
2,588
Record
WCHA
2,200
2,254
5,852
5,592
5,850
3,921
1-0-0
1-1-0
2-1-0
2-2-0
2-2-1
2-3-1
0-0-1
0-1-1
2,738
2,981
5,922
4,817
5,134
5,039
9,997
10,103
4,283
4,119
6,125
6,041
2,620
2,327
6,112
6,698
4,907
5,456
3,536
3,676
8,023
9,248
9,487
13,650
3-3-1
4-3-1
5-3-1
6-3-1
7-3-1
8-3-1
9-3-1
9-4-1
10-4-1
10-5-1
10-6-1
11-6-1
11-7-1
11-8-1
12-8-1
13-8-1
13-9-1
13-9-2
14-9-2
15-9-2
16-9-2
16-10-2
16-11-2
16-12-2
1-1-1
2-1-1
3-1-1
4-1-1
5-1-1
5-2-1
6-2-1
6-3-1
6-4-1
7-4-1
8-4-1
9-4-1
9-5-1
9-5-2
10-5-2
11-5-2
12-5-2
12-6-2
12-7-2
12-8-2
2012-13 BOX SCORES
GAME 1
OMAHA 5, ARMY 1
Date: Oct. 12, 2012 • Location: Kansas City, Mo.
Arena: Sprint Center
GAME 3
OMAHA 5, NORTHERN MICHIGAN 2
Date: Oct. 19, 2012 • Location: Omaha, Neb.
Arena: CenturyLink Center
GAME 5
OMAHA 3, BEMIDJI STATE 3
Goals by Period
Army
Omaha
Goals by Period
Northern Michigan
Omaha
Goals by Period
Bemidji State
Omaha
1 2 3 Total
0 10 1
2 21 5
1 2 3 Total
0 1 1
2
2 21 5
1 2 3
OT Total
0 3 0
0
3
1 20 0 3
1st period - 1, UNO, Zahn Raubenheimer/1 (Brock Montpetit/1,
Bryce Aneloski/1) 4:31 (pp). 2, UNO, Nick Seeler/1 (Dominic
Zombo/1, Brock Montpetit/2) 8:43. 2nd period - 3, UNO, Bryce
Aneloski/1 (Nick Seeler/1, Zahn Raubenheimer/1) 4:27. 4, UNO,
Johnnie Searfoss/1 (Brent Gwidt/1, Andrej Sustr/1) 7:54. 5,
ARMY, Mac Lalor/1 (Zak Zaremba/1, Andy Starczewski/1) 9:21
(pp). 3rd period - 6, UNO, Matt White/1 (Johnnie Searfoss/1,
Bryce Aneloski/2) 14:48.
Shots on goal - Army 6-4-8 18; UNO 11-18-9 38.
Power plays - Army 1 of 2; UNO 1 of 4.
Penalties - Army 4 (8 min); UNO 2 (4 min).
Goalies - Army, Ryan Leets 0-1-0 (60:00 minutes, 38 shots-33
saves); UNO, John Faulkner 1-0-0 (60:00, 18-17).
Penalty shots - None.
A-2,200 T-2:09
Three stars: None
Referees: C.J. Beaurline, Brad Shepherd; Linesmen: Jeff Schultz,
Tony Czech
Win-John Faulkner (1-0-0). Loss-Ryan Leets (0-1-0).
1st period - 1, UNO, Brock Montpetit/1 (Nick Seeler/2) 10:36.
2, UNO, Michael Young/2 (Andrej Sustr/2, Ryan Walters/2)
11:53 (pp). 2nd period - 3, UNO, Brent Gwidt/1 (Michael
Young/1, Bryce Aneloski/3) 3:48 (sh). 4, NMU, Darren Nowick/1
(Justin Rose/2, Erik Higby/3) 9:14. 5, UNO, Matt White/2 (Ryan
Walters/3) 10:42. 3rd period - 6, UNO, Andrej Sustr/2 (Matt
White/1, Brock Montpetit/5) 6:49. 7, NMU, Reed Seckel/2 (Matt
Thurber/3) 13:12.
Shots on goal - NMU 1-6-6 13; UNO 13-8-20 41.
Power plays - NMU 0 of 5; UNO 1 of 3.
Penalties - NMU 7 (14 min); UNO 9 (18 min).
Goalies - NMU, Michael Doan (13:11 minutes, 14 shots-14
saves), Jared Coreau 2-1-0 (46:49, 27-22); UNO, John Faulkner
2-0-0 (60:00, 13-11).
A-5,852 T-2:23
Three stars: 1. Brock Montpetit, 2. Matt White, 3. Michael Young
Referees: Derek Shepherd, Todd Anderson; Linesmen: Chad
Evers, Nathan Stanton.
Win-John Faulkner (2-0-0). Loss-Jared Coreau (2-1-0).
1st period - 1, UNO, Josh Archibald/2 (Dominic Zombo/2)
2:43. 2nd period - 2, UNO, Matt White/3 (Nick Seeler/3, Brock
Montpetit/5) 1:51. 3, BSU, Radoslav Illo/2 (Sam Windle/2,
Aaron McLeod/1) 9:03. 4, UNO, Johnnie Searfoss/2 (Josh
Archibald/1, Dominic Zombo/3) 9:37. 5, BSU, Aaron McLeod/1
(Ben Kinne/2) 14:21. 6, BSU, Markus Gerbrandt/1 (Jordan
George/2) 17:23. 3rd period - None. OT - None.
Shots on goal - BSU 8-13-2-2 25; UNO 13-18-9-2 42.
Power plays - BSU 0 of 4; UNO 0 of 3.
Penalties - BSU 3 (6 min); UNO 4 (8 min).
Goalies - BSU, Andrew Walsh (65:00 minutes, 42 shots-39
saves); UNO, John Faulkner (65:00, 25-22).
A-5,850 T-2:37
Three stars: 1. Josh Archibald, 2. Aaron McLeod, 3. Dominic
Zombo
Referees: Matt Ulwelling, Jonathan Morrison; Linesmen: Chad
Tie-John Faulkner (2-0-1). Tie-Andrew Walsh (1-1-1).
GAME 2
NOTRE DAME 3, OMAHA 2
Date: Oct. 13, 2012 • Location: Kansas City, Mo.
Arena: Sprint Center
GAME 4
NORTHERN MICHIGAN 2, OMAHA 1
GAME 6
BEMIDJI STATE 3, OMAHA 2
Goals by Period
Notre Dame
Omaha
Goals by Period
Northern Michigan
Omaha
Goals by Period
Bemidji State
Omaha
1 2 3 Total
2 1 0
3
1 10 2
1st period - 1, ND, Peter Schneider/1 (Anders Lee, Stephen
Johns) 1:14. 2, UNO, Michael Young/1 (Brock Montpetit) 11:30.
3, ND, Anders Lee/1 (Austin Wuthrich, Peter Schneider) 15:56.
2nd period - 4, ND, Thomas DiPauli/1 (T.J. Tynan) 12:45. 5, UNO,
Andrej Sustr/1 (Ryan Walters, Jaycob Megna) 17:18. 3rd period
- None.
Shots on goal - ND 13-7-6 26; UNO 11-12-7 30.
Power plays - ND 0 of 2; UNO 0 of 4.
Penalties - ND 6 (12 min); UNO 5 (10 min).
Goalies - ND, Steven Summerhays 2-0-0 (60:00 minutes, 30
shots-28 saves); UNO, Anthony Stolarz 0-1-0 (59:01, 26-23) ,
EMPTY NET (00:59, 0-0).
A-2,254 T-2:16
Three stars: None - All-Tournament Team announced
Referees: Derek Shepherd, Marco Hunt; Linesmen: Sam
Shikowsky, Nick Bradshaw.
Win-Steven Summerhays (2-0-0). Loss-Anthony Stolarz (0-10).
1 2 3 Total
1 1 0
2
0 10 1
1st period - 1, NMU, Ryan Daugherty/2 (Stephan Vigier/2)
17:52 (delayed penalty). 2nd period - 2, NMU, Ryan Aynsley/1
(Reed Seckel/1, Matt Thurber/4) 4:19. 3, UNO, Josh Archibald/1
(Zahn Raubenheimer/2, Bryce Aneloski/4)5:20. 3rd period None.
Shots on goal - NMU 8-9-6 23; UNO 5-15-16 36.
Power plays - NMU 0 of 6; UNO 0 of 4.
Penalties - NMU 7 (14 min); UNO 9 (18 min).
Goalies - NMU, Jared Coreau 3-1-0 (59:48 minutes, 36 shots-35
saves) , EMPTY NET (00:12, 0-0); UNO, Anthony Stolarz 0-2-0
(59:32, 23-21) , EMPTY NET (00:28, 0-0).
A-5,592 T-2:20
Three stars: 1. Jared Coreau, 2. Zahn Raubenheimer, 3. Ryan
Daugherty
Referees: Derek Shepherd, Todd Anderson; Linesmen: Chad
Win-Jared Coreau (3-1-0). Loss-Anthony Stolarz (0-2-0).
1 2 3 Total
1 2 0
3
0 20 2
1st period - 1, BSU, Ben Kinne/1 (Cory Ward/1, Jordan
George/3) 11:05 (pp). 2nd period - 2, BSU, David Boehm/1
(Jeff Jubinville/2, Brance Orban/1) 1:37. 3, UNO, James Polk/1
(Zahn Raubenheimer/3, Andrej Sustr/3) 6:17. 4, UNO, Josh
Archibald/3 (Brian O’Rourke/1, Brock Montpetit/6) 13:07. 5,
BSU, David Boehm/2 (Brady Wacker/2, Brance Orban/1) 18:21.
3rd period - None.
Shots on goal - BSU 5-8-6 19; UNO 7-13-7 27.
Power plays - BSU 1 of 6; UNO 0 of 7.
Penalties - BSU 8 (27 min); UNO 7 (14 min).
Goalies - BSU, Andrew Walsh 2-1-1 (59:59 minutes, 27 shots-25
saves), EMPTY NET (00:01, 0-0); UNO, John Faulkner (19:02,
6-6), Anthony Stolarz 0-3-0 (40:00, 13-10) , EMPTY NET (00:58,
0-0).
A-3,921 T-2:13
Three stars: 1. David Boehm, 2. Josh Archibald, 3. Ben Kinne
Referees: Matt Ulwelling, Jonathan Morrison; Linesmen: Chad
Win-Andrew Walsh (2-1-1). Loss-Anthony Stolarz (0-3-0).
2012-13 BOX SCORES
GAME 7
OMAHA 2, MICHIGAN TECH 1
Date: Nov. 2, 2012 • Location: Houghton, Mich.
Arena: MacInnes Student Ice Arena
GAME 9
OMAHA 3, MINNESOTA DULUTH 2
Date: Nov. 10, 2012 • Location: Omaha, Neb.
GAME 11
OMAHA 3, ALABAMA-HUNTSVILLE 2
Goals by Period
Omaha
Michigan Tech
Goals by Period
Minnesota Duluth
Omaha
Goals by Period
1 2 3 Total
Alabama-Huntsville 1 01 2
Omaha
1 20 3
1 2 3 Total
0 11 2
0 1 0
1
1 2 3 Total
2 0 0
2
2 01 3
1st period - None. 2nd period - 1, UNO, Zahn Raubenheimer/2
(Johnnie Searfoss/2, Brock Montpetit/7) 5:38. 2, MTU, Tanner
Kero/2 (Blake Pietila/2, Alex Petan/2) 15:30. 3rd period - 3,
UNO, Zahn Raubenheimer/3 18:50 (sh).
Shots on goal - UNO 7-14-7 28; MTU 2-13-7 22.
Power plays - UNO 0 of 2; MTU 0 of 7.
Penalties - UNO 7 (14 min); MTU 2 (4 min).
Goalies - UNO, John Faulkner 3-0-1 (59:18 minutes, 22 shots-21
saves), EMPTY NET (00:42, 0-0); MTU, Kevin Genoe 1-1-0
(59:10, 28-26), EMPTY NET (00:50, 0-0).
A-2,738 T-2:20
Three stars: 1. Zahn Raubenheimer, 2. Michael Young, 3. John
Faulkner
Referees: Jared Moen, Chris Perrault; Linesmen: Ed Moberg,
Dan Juopperi
Win-John Faulkner (3-0-1). Loss-Kevin Genoe (1-1-0).
1st period - 1, UNO, Josh Archibald/6 (Ryan Walters/6, Dominic
Zombo/6) :38. 2, UNO, Ryan Walters/2 (Andrej Sustr/4, Michael
Young/3) 5:35 (pp). 3, UMD, Mike Seidel/4 (Tony Cameranesi/2,
Wade Bergman/4) 14:01 (pp). 4, UMD, Tony Cameranesi/3
(Justin Crandall/2, Wade Bergman/5) 19:37 (pp). 2nd period
- None. 3rd period - 5, UNO, Michael Young/3 (Dominic
Zombo/7, Andrej Sustr/5) 12:12 (pp).
Shots on goal - UMD 10-18-4 32; UNO 6-8-11 25.
Power plays - UMD 2 of 5; UNO 2 of 6.
Penalties - UMD 8 (38 min); UNO 7 (14 min).
Goalies - UMD, Matt McNeely 1-2-1 (58:35 minutes, 25
shots-22 saves), EMPTY NET (01:25, 0-0); UNO, John Faulkner
5-0-1 (60:00, 32-30).
A-5,922 T-2:26
Three stars: 1. Michael Young, 2. Ryan Walters, 3. Tony
Cameranesi
Referees: Derek Shepherd, Marco Hunt; Linesmen: Chad Evers,
Scott Fitzpatrick
Win-John Faulkner (5-0-1). Loss-Matt McNeely (1-2-1).
1st period - 1, UNO, Ryan Walters/4 (Dominic Zombo/9, Michael
Young/5) 1:49 (pp). 2, UAH, Graeme Strukoff/2 (Anderson
White/1, Alex Allan/4)) 6:31. 2nd period - 3, UNO, Dominic
Zombo/3 (Ryan Walters/9, Bryce Aneloski/6) 13:23. 4, UNO,
Bryce Aneloski/2 15:29. 3rd period - 5, UAH, Frank Misuraca/1
(Justin Cseter/2, Kyle Lysaght/1) 1:24 (pp).
Shots on goal - UAH 2-10-6 18; UNO 10-12-11 33.
Power plays - UAH 1 of 7; UNO 1 of 5.
Penalties - UAH 6 (23 min); UNO 7 (14 min).
Goalies - UAH, John Griggs 1-9-1 (58:41 minutes, 33 shots-30
saves), EMPTY NET (01:19, 0-0); UNO, John Faulkner 7-0-1
(59:59, 18-16), EMPTY NET (00:01, 0-0).
A-5,134 T-2:13
Three stars: 1. Bryce Aneloski, 2. Dominic Zombo, 3. Justin
Cseter
Referees: C.J. Beaurline, Nick Dreger; Linesmen: Chad Evers,
Scott Fitzpatrick
Win-John Faulkner (7-0-1). Loss-John Griggs (1-9-1).
GAME 8
Date: Nov. 3, 2012 • Location: Houghton, Mich.
Arena: MacInnes Student Ice Arena
GAME 10
OMAHA 6, MINNESOTA DULUTH 3
GAME 12
OMAHA 8, ALABAMA-HUNTSVILLE 0
Goals by Period
Omaha
Michigan Tech
Goals by Period
Minnesota Duluth
Omaha
Goals by Period
1 2 3 Total
Alabama-Huntsville 0 00 0
Omaha
1 25 8
1 2 3 Total
0 41 5
1 1 1
3
1st period - 1, MTU, David Johnstone/1 (Alex Petan/3, Justin
Fillion/2) 12:01. 2nd period - 2, UNO, Zahn Raubenheimer/4
(Johnnie Searfoss/3) 4:14. 3, UNO, Josh Archibald/4 (Ryan
Walters/4, Dominic Zombo/4) 7:45. 4, MTU, Blake Pietila/5
(Brad Stebner/4, Riley Sweeney/2) 10:03. 5, UNO, Ryan
Walters/1 (Dominic Zombo/5, Michael Young/2) 15:03 (pp).
6, UNO, Zahn Raubenheimer/5 (Johnnie Searfoss/4) 15:28.
3rd period - 7, UNO, Josh Archibald/5 (Ryan Walters/5) 16:06
(empty net). 8, MTU, Alex Petan/3 (Jujhar Khaira/4, Steven
Seigo/2) 17:25(pp).
Shots on goal - UNO 12-15-16 43; MTU 8-12-7 27.
Power plays - UNO 1 of 3; MTU 1 of 3.
Penalties - UNO 3 (6 min); MTU 3 (6 min).
saves); MTU, Pheonix Copley 1-5-0 (40:00, 27-23), Kevin Genoe
(17:27, 15-15), EMPTY NET (02:33, 0-0).
A-2,981 T-2:10
Three stars: 1. Zahn Raubenheimer, 2. Johnnie Searfoss, 3. Josh
Archibald
Referees: Jared Moen, Chris Perrault; Linesmen: Ed Moberg,
Dan Juopperi
Win-John Faulkner (4-0-1). Loss-Pheonix Copley (1-5-0).
1 2 3 Total
2 0 1
3
2 22 6
1st period - 1, UMD, Mike Seidel/5 (Tony Cameranesi/3, Austin
Farley/4) 3:13. 2, UNO, Dominic Zombo/1 (Josh Archibald/2,
Michael Young/4) 11:45 (pp). 3, UNO, Matt White/4 (Jaycob
Megna/1, Andrej Sustr/6) 15:44. 4, UMD, Joe Basaraba/3
(Wade Bergman/6) 19:05. 2nd period - 5, UNO, Andrej
Sustr/3 (Ryan Walters/7, Dominic Zombo/8) 18:46 (pp). 6,
UNO, Dominic Zombo/2 (Josh Archibald/3, Ryan Walters/8)
19:50. 3rd period - 7, UMD, Austin Farley/2 (Andy Welinski/2,
Tony Cameranesi/4) 1:10 (pp). 8, UNO, Ryan Walters/3 (Nick
Seeler/4, Bryce Aneloski/5) 6:38. 9, UNO, Brent Gwidt/2 11:41.
Shots on goal - UMD 13-7-14 34; UNO 10-9-9 28.
Power plays - UMD 1 of 4; UNO 2 of 4.
Penalties - UMD 4 (8 min); UNO 4 (8 min).
Goalies - UMD, Matt McNeely 1-3-1 (59:58 minutes, 28
6-0-1 (60:00, 34-31).
A-4,817 T-2:18
Three stars: 1. Dominic Zombo, 2. Ryan Walters, 3. Andrej Sustr
Referees: Derek Shepherd, Marco Hunt; Linesmen: Chad Evers,
Scott Fitzpatrick
Win-John Faulkner (6-0-1). Loss-Matt McNeely (1-3-1).
1st period - 1, UNO, Matt White/5 (Brock Montpetit/8, Johnnie
Searfoss/5) 10:41. 2nd period - 2, UNO, Nick Seeler/2 (Brock
Montpetit/9, Bryce Aneloski/7) 3:20 (pp). 3, UNO, Dominic
Zombo/4 (Ryan Walters/10, Andrej Sustr/7) 3:42 (pp). 3rd
period - 4, UNO, Ryan Walters/5 (Brock Montpetit/10, Zahn
Raubenheimer/4) :49. 5, UNO, Johnnie Searfoss/3 2:59. 6,
UNO, Ryan Walters/6 (Josh Archibald/4) 8:23. 7, UNO, Zahn
Raubenheimer/6 (Brock Montpetit/11, Bryce Aneloski/8)
16:27. 8, UNO, Brent Gwidt/3 (Aaron Pearce/1, Michael
Young/6) 19:19 (pp).
Shots on goal - UAH 8-8-4 20; UNO 17-13-10 40.
Power plays - UAH 0 of 2; UNO 3 of 5.
Penalties - UAH 6 (23 min); UNO 3 (6 min).
Goalies - UAH, Gregg Gruehl 0-3-0 (60:00 minutes, 40 shots-32
saves); UNO, Anthony Stolarz 1-3-0 (60:00, 20-20).
A-5,039 T-2:08
Three stars: 1. Ryan Walters, 2. Brock Montpetit, 3. Anthony
Stolarz
Referees: C.J. Beaurline, Nick Dreger; Linesmen: Chad Evers,
Scott Fitzpatrick
Win-Anthony Stolarz (1-3-0). Loss-Gregg Gruehl (0-3-0).
2012-13 BOX SCORES
GAME 13
OMAHA 3, MINNESOTA 2
Date: Nov. 30, 2012 • Location: Minneapolis, Minn.
Arena: Mariucci Arena
GAME 15
OMAHA 6, ST. CLOUD STATE 5
Date: Dec. 7, 2012 • Location: St. Cloud, Minn.
Arena: National Hockey and Events Center
GAME 17
MINNESOTA STATE 6, OMAHA 3
Date: Dec. 14, 2012 • Location: Omaha, Neb.
Goals by Period
Omaha
Minnesota
Goals by Period
Omaha
St. Cloud State
Goals by Period
Minnesota State
Omaha
1 2 3 Total
1 11 3
2 00 2
1 2 3 Total
3 21 6
2 1 2
5
1 2 3 Total
1 3 2
6
1 20 3
1st period - 1, UNO, Dominic Zombo/5 (Josh Archibald/5)
4:17. 2, MINN, Zach Budish/4 (Sam Warning/3, Erik Haula/11)
5:40. 3, MINN, Christian Isackson/2 (Nick Bjugstad/5, Nate
Schmidt/9) 15:12. 2nd period - 4, UNO, Jaycob Megna/1 (Ryan
Walters/11, Josh Archibald/6) 11:51 (pp). 3rd period - 5, UNO,
Josh Archibald/7 (Ryan Walters/12) 4:43.
Shots on goal - UNO 6-10-11 27; MINN 10-4-7 21.
Power plays - UNO 1 of 3; MINN 0 of 4.
Penalties - UNO 5 (10 min); MINN 4 (8 min).
saves); MINN, Adam Wilcox 8-2-2 (59:05, 27-24), EMPTY NET
(00:55, 0-0).
A-9,997 T-2:17
Three stars: 1. Josh Archibald, 2. Ryan Walters, 3. Nate Schmidt
Referees: Derek Shepherd, Marco Hunt; Linesmen: Tony Czech,
Sterling Egan
Win-John Faulkner (8-0-1). Loss-Adam Wilcox (8-2-2).
1st period - 1, UNO, Brent Gwidt/4 (Matt White/4) 9:03. 2, SCSU,
Kalle Kossila/7 (Drew LeBlanc/14, Andrew Prochno/6) 11:37. 3,
UNO, Ryan Walters/7 (Bryce Aneloski/9, Brock Montpetit/12)
16:47. 4, UNO, Matt White/6 (Brian O’Rourke/2) 17:18. 5, SCSU,
Kalle Kossila/8 (David Morley/11, Nick Jensen/6) 17:40 (pp).
2nd period - 6, UNO, Bryce Aneloski/3 (Ryan Walters/15, Matt
White/5) 8:21. 7, SCSU, David Morley/2 (Ben Hanowski/5, Nic
Dowd/10) 8:38. 8, UNO, Dominic Zombo/6 (Josh Archibald/7,
Ryan Walters/16) 15:37. 3rd period - 9, UNO, Ryan Walters/8
(Josh Archibald/8, Dominic Zombo/11) 2:48. 10, SCSU, David
Morley/3 (Drew LeBlanc/15, Andrew Prochno/7) 8:34 (pp). 11,
SCSU, David Morley/4 (Nic Dowd/11, Ben Hanowski/6) 14:32.
Shots on goal - UNO 9-12-6 27; SCSU 11-9-14 34.
Power plays - UNO 0 of 0; SCSU 2 of 4.
Penalties - UNO 5 (13 min); SCSU 2 (4 min).
saves); SCSU, Ryan Faragher 7-7-0 (39:46, 21-16), Rasmus
Reijola (18:06, 6-5), EMPTY NET (02:08, 0-0).
A-4,283 T-2:18
Three stars: 1. Ryan Walters, 2. Matt White, 3. David Morley
Referees: Brad Shepherd, CJ Beaurline; Linesmen: Neil
Messling, Brandon Polich
Win-John Faulkner (9-1-1). Loss-Rasmus Reijola (0-1-0).
1st period - 1, UNO, Matt White/8 :53. 2, MSU, Johnny
McInnis/7 (Chase Grant/4, Teddy Blueger/8) 12:11 (pp).
2nd period - 3, MSU, Dylan Margonari/5 (JP Lafontaine/12,
Zach Palmquist) 3:05. 4, UNO, Zahn Raubenheimer/7 (Matt
White/6, Bryce Aneloski/10) 8:26 (pp). 5, MSU, JP Lafontaine/3
(Matt Leitner/16, Zach Lehrke/7) 10:03 (pp). 6, MSU, Johnny
McInnis/8 (Teddy Blueger/9) 11:26. 7, UNO, Ryan Walters/8
(Dominic Zombo/11, Josh Archibald/9) 12:04. 3rd period - 8,
MSU, Bryce Gervais/4 (Eli Zuck/4, Brett Stern/4) 1:40 (sh). 9,
MSU, Jon Jutzi/1 (Teddy Blueger/10, Johnny McInnis/5) 18:00.
Shots on goal - MSU 12-13-2 27; UNO 11-10-7 28.
Power plays - MSU 2 of 5; UNO 1 of 6.
Penalties - MSU 9 (18 min); UNO 8 (16 min).
Goalies - MSU, Stephon Williams 7-3-1 (60:00 minutes, 28
shots-25 saves); UNO, John Faulkner 9-2-1 (31:16, 19-15),
Anthony Stolarz (25:02, 8-6), EMPTY NET (03:42, 0-0).
A-6,125 T-2:18
Three stars: 1. Johnny McInnis, 2. Teddy Blueger, 3. Matt White
Referees: Don Adam, Tim Walsh; Linesmen: Chad Evers, Nathan
Stanton
Win-Stephon Williams (7-3-1). Loss- John Faulkner (9-2-1).
GAME 14
MINNESOTA 3, OMAHA 2
Date: Dec. 1, 2012 • Location: Minneapolis, Minn.
Arena: Mariucci Arena
GAME 16
ST. CLOUD STATE 2, OMAHA 1
Date: Dec. 8, 2012 • Location: St. Cloud, Minn.
Arena: National Hockey and Events Center
GAME 18
OMAHA 5, MINNESOTA STATE 1
Date: Dec. 15, 2012 • Location: Omaha, Neb.
Goals by Period
Omaha
Minnesota
Goals by Period
Omaha
St. Cloud State
Goals by Period
Minnesota State
Omaha
1 2 3 Total
0 11 2
1 20 3
1st period - 1, MINN, Erik Haula/7 (Mike Reilly/7, Kyle Rau/8)
2:09 (pp). 2nd period - 2, MINN, Nick Bjugstad/8 (Nate
Schmidt/10, Erik Haula/12) :58 (pp). 3, MINN, Tom Serratore/4
(Nate Condon/8, Christian Isackson/7) 2:22. 4, UNO, Andrej
Sustr/4 (Matt White/2, Ryan Walters/13) 17:48. 3rd period 5, UNO, Johnnie Searfoss/4 (Matt White/3, Ryan Walters/14)
17:58.
Shots on goal - UNO 8-6-6 20; MINN 16-11-6 33.
Power plays - UNO 0 of 4; MINN 2 of 7.
Penalties - UNO 12 (35 min); MINN 9 (18 min).
saves), EMPTY NET (02:11, 0-0); MINN, Adam Wilcox 9-2-2
(60:00, 20-18).
A-10,103 T-2:33
Three stars: 1. Erik Haula, 2. Nate Schmidt, 3. Nate Condon
Referees: Derek Shepherd, Marco Hunt; Linesmen: Tony Czech,
Sterling Egan
Win-Adam Wilcox (9-2-2). Loss-John Faulkner (8-1-1).
1 2 3 Total
1 00 1
1 0 1
2
1st period - 1, SCSU, Nick Jensen/1 (Drew LeBlanc/16) 10:00.
2, UNO, Matt White/7 (Andrej Sustr/8) 19:21 (sh). 2nd
period - None. 3rd period - 3, SCSU, Jonny Brodzinski/5 (Ben
Hanowski/7, Nic Dowd/12) 10:45.
Shots on goal - UNO 11-6-7 24; SCSU 13-10-5 28.
Power plays - UNO 0 of 1; SCSU 0 of 3.
Penalties - UNO 6 (23 min); SCSU 3 (6 min).
Goalies - UNO, Anthony Stolarz 1-4-0 (58:53 minutes, 28
shots-26 saves), EMPTY NET (01:07, 0-0); SCSU, Ryan Faragher
8-6-0 (60:00, 24-23).
A-4,119 T-2:18
Three stars: 1. Jonny Brodzinski, 2. Ben Hanowski, 3. Nick
Jensen
Referees: Brad Shepherd, CJ Beaurline; Linesmen: Neil
Messling, Brandon Polich
Win-Ryan Faragher (8-6-0). Loss-Anthony Stolarz (1-4-0).
1 2 3 Total
0 0 1
1
2 12 5
1st period - 1, UNO, Johnnie Searfoss/5 (Bryce Aneloski/11,
Nick Seeler/5) 16:09. 2, UNO, Dominic Zombo/7 (Tony
Turgeon/1) 16:35. 2nd period - 3, UNO, Ryan Walters/10 (Josh
Archibald/10) 6:02. 3rd period - 4, MSU, Matt Leitner/5 (Johnny
McInnis/6, Tyler Elbrecht/3) 7:24. 5, UNO, Matt White/9 (Andrej
Sustr/9) 17:13 (empty net). 6, UNO, Charlie Adams/1 (Brian
Cooper/1, Jaycob Megna/3) 17:37.
Shots on goal - MSU 8-11-9 28; UNO 8-14-11 33.
Power plays - MSU 0 of 4; UNO 0 of 2.
Penalties - MSU 5 (10 min); UNO 8 (24 min).
Goalies - MSU, Stephon Williams 7-4-1 (57:59 minutes, 32
shots-28 saves), EMPTY NET (02:01, 0-0); UNO, Anthony Stolarz
2-4-0 (59:58, 28-27), EMPTY NET (00:02, 0-0).
A-6,041 T-2:13
Three stars: 1. Dominic Zombo, 2. Ryan Walters, 3. Josh
Archibald
Referees: Don Adam, Tim Walsh; Linesmen: Chad Evers, Nathan
Stanton
Win-Anthony Stolarz (2-4-0). Loss- Stephon Williams (7-4-1).
2012-13 BOX SCORES
GAME 19
QUINNIPIAC 5, OMAHA 4
Date: Dec. 29, 2012 • Location: Hamden, Conn.
Arena: TD Bank Sports Center
GAME 21
OMAHA 8, COLORADO COLLEGE 4
Date: Jan. 4, 2013 • Location: Omaha, Neb.
GAME 23
DENVER 7, OMAHA 4
Date: Jan. 11, 2013 • Location: Denver, Colo.
Arena: Magness Arena
Goals by Period
Omaha
Quinnipiac
Goals by Period
Colorado College
Omaha
Goals by Period
Omaha
Denver
1 2 3 Total
0 31 4
2 21 5
1 2 3 Total
1 2 1
4
2 42 8
1 2 3 Total
0 22 4
2 23 7
1st period - 1, QU, Samuels-Thomas,J./4 (Van Brabant, Bryce/4,
Arnt, Ben/4) 1:54. 2, QU, Peca, Matthew/5 (Langlois, Jeremy/9)
3:38. 2nd period - 3, UNO, Matt White/10 (Johnnie Searfoss/6)
1:22. 4, QU, Arnt, Ben/3 (Samuels-Thomas,J./5) 5:46. 5, UNO,
Johnnie Searfoss/6 7:33 (pp). 6, UNO, Brian O’Rourke/1 (Tanner
Lane/1) 12:45. 7, QU, Bui, Kevin/1 (Jones, Kellen/5) 18:54. 3rd
period - 8, UNO, Ryan Walters/11 (Dominic Zombo/12) :38. 9,
QU, Samuels-Thomas,J./5 (Peca, Matthew/2, Harvey, Clay/11)
3:47.
Shots on goal - UNO 6-16-15 37; QU 10-11-9 30.
Power plays - UNO 1 of 3; QU 0 of 2.
Penalties - UNO 3 (6 min); QU 3 (6 min).
Goalies - UNO, Anthony Stolarz 2-5-0 (58:58 minutes, 30
shots-25 saves), EMPTY NET (01:02, 0-0); QU, Hartzell, Eric 132-2 (60:00, 37-33).
A-2,620 T-1:59
Three stars: 1. Jordan Samuels-Thomas, 2. Johnnie Searfoss, 3.
Matthew Peca
Referees: Jack Millea, Tim Kotyra; Linesmen: David Brown,
Christopher Piti
Win-Eric Hartzell (13-3-2). Loss-Anthony Stolarz (2-5-0).
1st period - 1, UNO, Tanner Lane/1 (Matt White/7, Dominic
Zombo/13) 1:13. 2, CC, Charlie Taft/3 (Alex. Krushelnyski/14)
4:42. 3, UNO, Josh Archibald/8 (Matt White/8, Ryan Walters/17)
13:18. 2nd period - 4, UNO, Zahn Raubenheimer/8 (Ryan
Walters/18) :25. 5, UNO, Josh Archibald/9 (Ryan Walters/19)
1:32 (pp). 6, CC, Mike Boivin/7 (Rylan Schwartz/15, William
Rapuzzi/14) 3:39 (pp). 7, UNO, Tanner Lane/2 (Dominic
Zombo/14, Andrej Sustr/10) 7:25. 8, UNO, Ryan Walters/13
7:50. 9, CC, Mike Boivin/8 (Alex. Krushelnyski/15) 19:47 (sh).
3rd period - 10, CC, Mike Boivin/9 (William Rapuzzi/14, Rylan
Schwartz/15) 15:08. 11, UNO, Matt White/11 15:25. 12, UNO,
Josh Archibald/10 (Michael Young/8, Dominic Zombo/15)
19:19 (sh).
Shots on goal - CC 6-15-9 30; UNO 10-9-11 30.
Power plays - CC 1 of 4; UNO 1 of 3.
Penalties - CC 3 (6 min); UNO 4 (8 min).
Goalies - CC, Joe Howe (32:20 minutes, 13 shots-10 saves),
Josh Thorimbert 4-6-1 (27:25, 17-12), EMPTY NET (00:15, 0-0);
UNO, John Faulkner 10-3-1 (60:00, 30-26).
A-6,112 T-2:15
Three stars: 1. Josh Archibald, 2. Ryan Walters, 3. Mike Boivin
Referees: Justin Brown, Craig Welker; Linesmen: Chad Evers,
Scott Fitzpatrick.
Win-John Faulkner (10-3-1). Loss-Josh Thorimbert (4-6-1).
1st period - 1, DEN, David Makowski/6 (Nolan Zajac/13, Nick
Shore/15) 2:29 (pp). 2, DEN, Matt Tabrum/5 (Scott Mayfield/6)
8:41 (sh). 2nd period - 3, UNO, Josh Archibald/12 (Ryan
Walters/21) 3:57. 4, DEN, Quentin Shore/7 (Larkin Jacobson/1,
Scott Mayfield/7) 4:11. 5, UNO, Andrej Sustr/6 (Matt White/9,
Michael Young/10) 17:39 (pp). 6, DEN, Shawn Ostrow/7 (Zac
Larraza/6, Daniel Doremus/5) 19:30. 3rd period - 7, UNO,
Brent Gwidt/5 (Zahn Raubenheimer/5, Andrej Sustr/11) :25
(sh). 8, UNO, Ryan Walters/14 (Matt White/10) 12:19. 9, DEN,
Zac Larraza/3 13:46. 10, DEN, Zac Larraza/4 (Joey LaLeggia/12,
Matt Tabrum/6) 15:42. 11, DEN, Matt Tabrum/6 (Quentin
Shore/6) 19:57 (empty net).
Shots on goal - UNO 21-8-13 42; DEN 6-8-8 22.
Power plays - UNO 1 of 3; DEN 1 of 3.
Penalties - UNO 6 (20 min); DEN 5 (10 min).
Goalies - UNO, John Faulkner 11-4-1 (57:55 minutes, 21
shots-15 saves), EMPTY NET (02:05, 0-0); DEN, Juho Olkinuora
7-1-3 (60:00, 42-38).
A-4,907 T-2:30
Three stars: 1. Zac Larraza, 2. Ryan Walters, 3. Scott Mayfield
Referees: Don Adam, Tim Walsh; Linesmen: Robert Keltie, Tim
Swaider
Win-Juho Olkinuora (7-1-3). Loss-John Faulkner (11-4-1).
GAME 20
QUINNIPIAC 3, OMAHA 1
Date: Dec. 30, 2012 • Location: Hamden, Conn.
Arena: TD Bank Sports Center
GAME 22
OMAHA 3, COLORADO COLLEGE 1
Date: Jan. 5, 2013 • Location: Omaha, Neb.
GAME 24
OMAHA 3, DENVER 3
Date: Jan. 12, 2013 • Location: Denver, Colo.
Arena: Magness Arena
Goals by Period
Omaha
Quinnipiac
Goals by Period
Colorado College
Omaha
Goals by Period
Omaha
Denver
1 2 3 Total
1 00 1
2 10 3
1st period - 1, UNO, Ryan Walters/12 (Michael Young/7)
5:25 (pp). 2, QU, Harvey, Clay/3 (Luczyk, Zach/2, Langlois,
Jeremy/10) 7:52. 3, QU, Jones, Connor/4 (Barron, Loren/5,
Jones, Kellen/6) 15:59 (pp). 2nd period - 4, QU, Arnt, Ben/4
(Peca, Matthew/3, Jones, Kellen/7) 2:25 (pp). 3rd period None.
Shots on goal - UNO 6-16-15 37; QU 10-11-9 30.
Power plays - UNO 1 of 4; QU 2 of 8.
Penalties - UNO 9 (18 min); QU 8 (32 min).
saves), EMPTY NET (02:00, 0-0); QU, Hartzell, Eric 14-2-2
(59:56, 29-28), EMPTY NET (00:04, 0-0).
A-2,327 T-2:07
Three stars: 1. Kellen Jones, 2. Loren Barron, 3. Ryan Walters
Referees: Scott Wheeler, Tim Kotyra; Linesmen: David Brown,
Glen Cooke
Win-Eric Hartzell (14-3-2). Loss-John Faulkner (9-3-2).
1 2 3 Total
1 0 0
1
0 12 3
1st period - 1, CC, William Rapuzzi/11 (Eamonn McDermott/12,
Rylan Schwartz/17) 9:51 (pp). 2nd period - 2, UNO, Bryce
Aneloski/4 (Dominic Zombo/16, Brent Gwidt/2) 18:26 (sh).
3rd period - 3, UNO, Andrej Sustr/5 (Michael Young/9, Tanner
Lane/2) 9:28 (pp). 4, UNO, Josh Archibald/11 (Ryan Walters/20,
Brian Cooper/2) 10:03.
Shots on goal - CC 9-4-8 21; UNO 8-7-14 29.
Power plays - CC 1 of 5; UNO 1 of 6.
Penalties - CC 7 (14 min); UNO 6 (12 min).
Goalies - CC, Joe Howe 4-6-1 (58:07 minutes, 29 shots-26
saves), EMPTY NET (01:53, 0-0); UNO, John Faulkner 11-3-1
(60:00, 21-20).
A-6,698 T-2:23
Three stars: 1. Andrej Sustr, 2. Bryce Aneloski, 3. John Faulkner
Referees: Justin Brown, Craig Welker; Linesmen: Chad Evers,
Scott Fitzpatrick.
Win-John Faulkner (11-3-1). Loss-Joe Howe (4-6-1).
1 2 3
OT Total
1 20 0 3
1 20 0 3
1st period - 1, DEN, Zac Larraza/5 (Daniel Doremus/6, Scott
Mayfield/8) 1:31. 2, UNO, Matt White/12 (Tanner Lane/4)
19:40. 2nd period - 3, DEN, Shawn Ostrow/8 (Scott Mayfield/9,
Quentin Shore/7) 2:44 (pp). 4, UNO, Josh Archibald/12 3:49. 5,
DEN, Paul Phillips/1 (Zac Larraza/7, Shawn Ostrow/9) 9:16 (sh).
6, UNO, Ryan Walters/14 17:43. 3rd period - None. OT period
- None.
Shots on goal - UNO 9-11-20-6 46; DEN 15-10-9-2 36.
Power plays - UNO 0 of 3; DEN 1 of 3.
Penalties - UNO 3 (6 min); DEN 4 (19 min).
Goalies - UNO, John Faulkner (64:57 minutes, 36 shots-33
saves), EMPTY NET (00:03, 0-0); DEN, Juho Olkinuora (65:00,
46-43).
A-5,456 T-2:35
Three stars: 1. Shawn Ostrow, 2. Zac Larraza, 3. Ryan Walters
Referees: Don Adam, Tim Walsh; Linesmen: Robert Keltie, Tim
Swaider.
Tie-John Faulkner (11-4-2). Tie-Juho Olkinuora (7-1-4).
2012-13 BOX SCORES
GAME 25
Date: Jan. 25, 2013 • Location: Bemidji, Minn.
Arena: Sanford Center
GAME 27
Date: Feb. 1, 2013 • Location: Omaha, Neb.
GAME 29
NORTH DAKOTA 2, OMAHA 1
Goals by Period
Omaha
Bemidji State
Goals by Period
Michigan Tech
Omaha
Goals by Period
North Dakota
Omaha
1 2 3 Total
2 21 5
1 1 1
3
1 2 3 Total
1 0 2
3
2 11 4
1 2 3 Total
1 1 0
2
1 00 1
1st period - 1, BSU, Brady Wacker/1 (Aaron McLeod/3) 1:39.
2, UNO, Jaycob Megna/2 (Johnnie Searfoss/7) 6:50. 3, UNO,
Matt White/13 (Andrej Sustr/12, Josh Archibald/11) 18:47.
2nd period - 4, UNO, James Polk/2 (Brent Gwidt/3, Andrew
Schmit/1) 2:21. 5, BSU, Jordan George/8 (David Boehm/7, Jeff
Jubinville/5) 3:01. 6, UNO, Matt White/14 (Jaycob Megna/4,
Ryan Walters/22) 9:21. 3rd period - 7, BSU, Sam Rendle/2 5:27.
8, UNO, Johnnie Searfoss/7 (Ryan Walters/23, Matt White/11)
19:54 (empty net).
Shots on goal - UNO 10-15-6 31; BSU 7-9-9 25.
Power plays - UNO 0 of 1; BSU 0 of 3.
Penalties - UNO 3 (6 min); BSU 1 (2 min).
shots-22 saves); BSU, Andrew Walsh 4-9-4 (58:48, 30-26),
EMPTY NET (01:12, 0-0).
A-3,536 T-2:10
Three stars: 1. Matt White, 2. Jaycob Megna, 3. Brady Wacker
Referees: Todd Anderson, Brian Thul; Linesmen: Andy Dokken,
Justin Hills
Win-John Faulkner (12-4-2). Loss-Andrew Walsh (4-9-4).
1st period - 1, UNO, Johnnie Searfoss/8 (Dominic Zombo/17)
4:32. 2, UNO, Ryan Walters/16 (Brian O’Rourke/3) 13:43.
3, MTU, David Johnstone/7 (Alex Petan/14, Carl Nielsen/3)
19:45. 2nd period - 4, UNO, Andrej Sustr/7 (Alex Simonson/1,
Joe Krause/1) 12:40. 3rd period - 5, MTU, Alex Petan/8 (David
Johnstone/12, Bradley Stebner/7) 1:52. 6, UNO, Dominic
Zombo/9 (Josh Archibald/12, Andrej Sustr/13) 12:19 (pp). 7,
MTU, Tanner Kero/5 (Justin Fillion/3) 15:59 (pp).
Shots on goal - MTU 9-5-15 29; UNO 10-9-9 28.
Power plays - MTU 1 of 3; UNO 1 of 4.
Penalties - MTU 4 (8 min); UNO 3 (6 min).
Goalies - MTU, Pheonix Copley 4-9-1 (59:14 minutes, 28
14-4-2 (59:56, 29-26), EMPTY NET (00:04, 0-0).
A-8,023 T-2:13
Three stars: 1. Dominic Zombo, 2. Andrej Sustr, 3. David
Johnstone
Referees: C.J. Beaurline, Chris Perrault; Linesmen: Chad Evers,
Nate Stanton
Win-John Faulkner (14-4-2). Loss-Pheonix Copley (4-9-1).
1st period - 1, UNO, Ryan Walters/17 (Zahn Raubenheimer/9,
Josh Archibald/16) 7:53. 2, UND, Rocco Grimaldi/10 (Corban
Knight/25, Danny Kristo/20) 9:00. 2nd period - 3, UND, Danny
Kristo/17 (Carter Rowney/11, Corban Knight/26) 11:34. 3rd
period - None.
Shots on goal - UND 14-15-7 36; UNO 14-6-14 34.
Power plays - UND 0 of 2; UNO 0 of 4.
Penalties - UND 7 (14 min); UNO 6 (23 min).
Goalies - UND, Zane Gothberg 4-3-2 (60:00 minutes, 34
shots-33 saves); UNO, Dayn Belfour 0-1-0 (59:17, 36-34),
EMPTY NET (00:43, 0-0).
A-9,487 T-2:30
Three stars: 1. Danny Kristo, 2. Ryan Walters, 3. Zane Gothberg
Referees: Don Adam, Todd Anderson; Linesmen: Chad Evers,
Scott Fitzpatrick
Win-Zane Gothberg (5-3-2). Loss-Dayn Belfour (0-1-0).
GAME 26
Date: Jan. 26, 2013 • Location: Bemidji, Minn.
Arena: Sanford Center
GAME 28
MICHIGAN TECH 2, OMAHA 1 OT
GAME 30
NORTH DAKOTA 5, OMAHA 2
Arena: TD Ameritrade Park
Goals by Period
Omaha
Bemidji State
Goals by Period
Michigan Tech
Omaha
Goals by Period
North Dakota
Omaha
1 2 3 Total
1 10 2
1 0 0
1
1st period - 1, BSU, Aaron McLeod/10 (Brance Orban/12, Jordan
George/7) 7:48. 2, UNO, Josh Archibald/14 (Ryan Walters/24)
10:36. 2nd period - 3, UNO, Dominic Zombo/8 (Johnnie
Searfoss/7) 1:56. 3rd period - None.
Shots on goal - UNO 10-8-8 26; BSU 7-9-7 23.
Power plays - UNO 0 of 1; BSU 0 of 2.
Penalties - UNO 4 (19 min); BSU 3 (6 min).
shots-22 saves); BSU, Mathieu Dugas 1-5-1 (58:46, 26-24),
EMPTY NET (01:14, 0-0).
A-3,676 T-2:10
Three stars: 1. Aaron McLeod, 2. Dominic Zombo, 3. Josh
Archibald
Referees: Todd Anderson, Brian Thul; Linesmen: Andy Dokken,
Justin Hills
Win-John Faulkner (13-4-2). Loss-Mathieu Duga (1-5-1).
1 2 3
OT Total
0 1 0
1
2
0 10 0 1
1st period - None. 2nd period - 1, MTU, David Johnstone/8
(Jujhar Khaira/14, Riley Sweeney/6) 1:18. 2, UNO, Josh
Archibald/15 (Tony Turgeon/2) 17:34. 3rd period - None. OT
period - 3, MTU, Mikael Lickteig/1 (Jacob Johnstone/5, Riley
Sweeney/7) 2:56.
Shots on goal - MTU 4-11-12-1 28; UNO 12-11-14-0 37.
Power plays - MTU 0 of 3; UNO 0 of 3.
Penalties - MTU 3 (6 min); UNO 4 (19 min).
Goalies - MTU, Pheonix Copley 5-9-1 (62:56 minutes, 37
shots-36 saves); UNO, John Faulkner 14-5-2 (62:54, 28-26),
EMPTY NET (00:02, 0-0).
A-9,248 T-2:20
Three stars: 1. Mikael Lickteig, 2. Pheonix Copley, 3. Josh
Archibald
Referees: C.J. Beaurline, Chris Perrault; Linesmen: Chad Evers,
Nate Stanton
Win-Pheonix Copley (5-9-1). Loss-John Faulkner (14-5-2).
1 2 3 Total
3 1 1
5
0 02 2
1st period - 1, UND, Jordan Schmaltz/2 (Nick Mattson/10,
Carter Rowney/12) 6:51 (pp). 2, UND, Nick Mattson/3 (Rocco
Grimaldi/14) 9:19. 3, UND, Mitch MacMillan/2 (Dillon
Simpson/15, Andrew MacWilliam/6) 10:32. 2nd period 4, UND, Corban Knight/13 (Andrew MacWilliam/7, Danny
Kristo/21) 19:16. 3rd period - 5, UNO, Josh Archibald/16
(Michael Young/10, Bryce Aneloski/12) 7:39 (pp). 6, UNO,
Dominic Zombo/10 (Bryce Aneloski/13, Ryan Walters/25)
10:01. 7, UND, Danny Kristo/18 (Corban Knight/27) 18:42.
Shots on goal - UND 8-8-11 27; UNO 8-8-15 31.
Power plays - UND 1 of 3; UNO 1 of 3.
Penalties - UND 6 (12 min); UNO 8 (27 min).
Goalies - UND, Zane Gothberg 4-3-2 (60:00 minutes, 31
shots-29 saves); UNO, Dayn Belfour (48:25, 22-20), John
Faulkner 14-6-2 (10:32, 5-2), EMPTY NET (01:03, 0-0).
A-13,650 T-2:50
Three stars: 1. Danny Kristo, 2. Josh Archibald, 3. Corban Knight
Referees: Don Adam, Todd Anderson; Linesmen: Chad Evers,
Scott Fitzpatrick
Win-Zane Gothberg (6-3-2). Loss-John Faulkner (14-6-2).
2012-13 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
N o. N a m e GP G
A P t s S h o t s Pc t + / - N o - M i n M i n M a j O t h P P S H F G G W G T G O T H T P N U A
1 7 R y a n Wa l t e r s 3 0 1 7 2 5 4 2 9 9 .1 7 2 +22
7 - 1 4 7 0 0 4 0 3 1 1 0 0 0 2
1 5 Jo s h A r c h i b a l d 3 0 1 6 1 3 2 9 6 9 .2 3 2 +13
1 2 - 2 4 1 2 0 0 2 1 2 1 0 0 1 0 1
1 4 D o m i n i c Z o m b o 3 0 1 0 1 7 2 7 6 3 .1 5 9 +14
9 - 1 8 9 0 0 3 0 1 4 0 0 0 0 0
2 1 M a t t W h i t e 2 8 1 4 1 1 2 5 9 4 .1 4 9 + 5 4 - 8 4 0 0 0 1 2 2 0 0 0 0 2
3 A n d r e j S u s t r 3 0 7 1 3 2 0 6 9 .1 0 1 +10
1 5 - 3 0 1 5 0 0 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
2 4 B r y c e A n e l o s k i 2 9 4 1 3 1 7 6 9 .0 5 8 + 1 3 4- 8 4 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1
2 3 Jo h n n i e S e a r f o s s 2 6 8 8 1 6 5 8 .1 3 8 + 2 4 - 8 4 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2
1 3 Za h n R a u b e n h e i m e r 2 6 8 6 1 4 6 4 .1 2 5 + 4 4- 1 9 2 1 1 2 1 2 2 0 0 0 0 1
7 M i c h a e l Yo u n g 2 8 3 1 0 1 3 3 6 .0 8 3 -3 4 - 8 4 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
1 2 B r o c k M o n t p e t i t 1 8 1 1 2 1 3 4 7 .0 2 1 + 6 8- 1 6 8 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
2 5 B r e n t G w i d t 3 0 5 3 8 7 2 .0 6 9 0 4 - 1 9 2 1 1 1 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 1
1 1 N i c k S e e l e r 2 6 2 5 7 3 5 .0 5 7 +5
1 4 - 4 7 1 1 1 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
1 9 Ta n n e r L a n e 2 3 2 4 6 2 2 .0 9 1 -5 3 - 6 3 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0
8 J a y c o b M e g n a 2 9 2 4 6 3 6 .0 5 6 +16
7 - 1 4 7 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2 8 B r i a n O ’ R o u r k e 2 0 1 3 4 1 2 .0 8 3 +2
1 0 - 3 1 8 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
9 J a m e s Po l k 2 5 2 0 2 2 9 .0 6 9 -4 4 - 8 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2 B r i a n C o o p e r 2 4 0 2 2 2 5 .0 0 0 -1 1 3 - 3 7 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
4 To n y Tu r g e o n 1 8 0 2 2 1 3 .0 0 0 +1
1 3 - 3 7 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1 8 Ch a r l i e A d a m s 9 1 0 1 1 1 .0 9 1 + 2 0 - 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1 6 Jo e K r a u s e 6 0 1 1 4 . 0 0 0 + 1 1 - 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2 7 A a r o n Pe a r c e 2 3 0 1 1 1 8 .0 0 0 -5 7 - 1 4 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2 2 A n d r e w S c h m i t 1 9 0 1 1 1 7 .0 0 0 -1 3 - 6 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1 0 A l e x S i m o n s o n 1 3 0 1 1 8 . 0 0 0 0 8 - 2 7 6 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
TM
TEAM
1 7 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 1 1 - 2 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
To t a l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 0 10 3 155
2 5 8 9 7 0 .106
+97
169-423
1 5 4 7 8 2 0 6 1 5 1 6 1 0 1 0 1 0
Opponents...........
3 0 8 3 1 4 4 2 2 7 7 9 2 . 1 0 5 - 1 4 9 - 3 8 0 135 6 8 21 4 1512 1 1 2 0 2
##
29
*
30
TM
Name
GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct
W
Dayn Belfour 2-1
107:424
2.23
54.9310
Anthony Stolarz8-7
421:24
18
2.56
158
.8982
John Faulkner
23-21 1266:38 60 2.84 497 .892 14
EMPTY NET
17-017:121- 0.0000
L
1
5
6
0
T Sho PP SH EN PEN SOG
0 00 00 00
0 11 10 00
2
0 20
3
0
0
0
0 0 0 0 1 0 0
Total............... 30-0 1812:56 832.75709 .895 16
Opponents...........30-0 1812:56 103 3.41 867 .894 12
12
16
2
2
1 21
0 20
4
6
1
3
0
0
0
0
*No longer with team
F aceoffs
No. Name
11 Nick Seeler
2 Brian Cooper
12 Brock Montpetit
16 Joe Krause
27 Aaron Pearce
19 Tanner Lane
13 Zahn Raubenheimer
25 Brent Gwidt
18 Charlie Adams
10 Alex Simonson
9 James Polk
15 Josh Archibald
23 Johnnie Searfoss
14 Dominic Zombo
28 Brian O’Rourke
17 Ryan Walters
21 Matt White
22 Andrew Schmit
24 Bryce Aneloski
4 Tony Turgeon
7 Michael Young
3 Andrej Sustr
8 Jaycob Megna
P owerpl ay S coring
GP
26
24
18
6
23
23
26
30
9
13
25
30
26
30
20
30
28
19
29
18
28
30
29
W
1
3
193
13
88
53
35
97
4
2
10
84
42
200
16
25
53
8
1
0
0
0
0
L
0
1
150
11
84
51
34
96
4
2
10
91
46
224
20
37
83
14
2
1
2
3
1
Pct.
1.000
.750
.563
.542
.512
.510
.507
.503
.500
.500
.500
.480
.477
.472
.444
.403
.390
.364
.333
.000
.000
.000
.000
No. Name
GP G A Pts. Shots Pct.
7Michael Young 28 2810 13.154
17Ryan Walters
30 459 15.267
3Andrej Sustr
30 358 15.200
14Dominic Zombo 30 347 9 .333
15Josh Archibald 30 235 4 .500
24Bryce Aneloski 29 044 22.000
13Zahn Raubenheimer
26 202 6 .333
21Matt White
28 022 16.000
12Brock Montpetit 18 022 9 .000
19Tanner Lane
23 022 1 .000
23Johnnie Searfoss 26 101 5 .200
25Brent Gwidt
30 101 3 .333
8Jaycob Megna
29 101 5 .200
11Nick Seeler
26 101 10.100
27Aaron Pearce
23 011 1 .000
22Andrew Schmit 19 000 1 .000
2012-13 INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME
Games 1-10
Record: 6-3-1
10/12 10/13
vs. Army vs. ND
5-1 W 2-3 L
10/19
NMU
5-2 W
10/20
NMU
1-2 L
10/26
BSU
3-3 T
10/27 11/2
11/3 11/10
BSU @ MTU @ MTU UMD
2-3 L 2-1 W 5-3 W 3-2 W
11/11
UMD
6-3 W
NO. PLAYER (Goals-Assists)
2Cooper
3Sustr
4Turgeon
7Young
8Megna
9Polk
10Simonson
11Seeler
12Montpetit
13Raubenheimer
14Zombo
15Archibald
16Krause
17Walters
18Adams
19Lane
21White
22Schmit
23Searfoss
24Aneloski
25Gwidt
27Pearce
28O’Rourke
29Belfour
30Faulkner
33Stolarz
0-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-0DNPDNP
0-11-0 1-1 0-00-00-10-0 0-00-21-1
0-00-0DNP0-0DNPDNPDNPDNP0-0DNP
0-01-01-10-00-0DNP0-00-11-10-1
0-00-1 0-0DNP0-00-00-0 0-00-00-1
0-0DNP0-0 0-00-0 1-00-0 0-0 0-0 0-0
DNPDNP DNP 0-0DNPDNP0-0 0-0 DNPDNP
1-10-0 0-1 0-00-10-00-0 0-00-00-1
0-20-1 1-1 0-00-10-10-1 0-00-00-0
1-10-0 0-0 0-10-00-12-0 2-00-00-0
0-10-0 0-0 0-00-20-00-0 0-20-22-1
0-00-0 0-0 1-01-11-00-0 2-01-00-2
DNPDNP DNP 0-0DNPDNPDNP DNPDNPDNP
0-00-1 0-2 0-00-00-00-0 1-21-11-2
DNPDNP DNP DNPDNPDNPDNP DNPDNPDNP
DNPDNP0-0DNP0-00-00-0 0-00-00-0
1-00-0 1-1 0-01-00-0DNPDNP0-01-0
0-00-0 0-0DNP0-00-00-0 0-00-00-0
1-10-0 0-0 0-01-00-00-1 0-20-00-0
1-20-0 0-1 0-10-00-00-0 0-00-00-1
0-10-0 1-0 0-00-00-00-0 0-00-01-0
0-00-0 0-0DNP0-00-00-0 0-00-00-0
DNP 0-0 DNP 0-0DNP 0-1DNPDNPDNP 0-0
BU BU BU BU BUDNDDNDDNDBU BU
0-0DND0-0DND0-00-00-0 0-00-00-0
DND0-0DND0-0BU 0-0BU BU BU BU
NO. GOALTENDER (SVS-GA)
29Belfour
30Faulkner
33Stolarz
BU BU BU BU BUDNDDNDDNDBU BU
17-1DND11-2DND22-36-021-124-330-231-3
DND23-3DND21-2BU 10-3BU BU BU BU
GAME STATISTICS
G-A-P
G-A-P AGAINST
5-9-142-3-55-7-121-2-33-5-8 2-4-62-2-45-7-123-6-96-10-16
1-2-33-5-8 2-3-5 2-3-53-4-73-6-91-2-3 3-6-92-4-63-5-8
SHOTS
SHOTS AGAINST
3830 41 36422728 432528
1826 13 23251922 273234
PIM
OPPONENT PIM
PPG/OPPORTUNITIES
MAVERICK PPGs
MAVERICK SHGs
PENALTY KILLS/SHORTHANDED
410181681417 6148
81214126274 6388
1/40/4 1/3 0/40/30/70/2 1/32/62/4
13-- 7 ---- ----191914
----------------7 3
----25------13-----1/22/2 5/5 6/64/45/67/7 2/33/53/4
GOALS FOR BY PERIOD
GOALS AGAINST BY PERIOD
GWG/GTG
FIRST GOAL-Player
KEY:
BU
DND
DNP
Back-up Goaltender
Goalie did not dress
Did not play
2-2-11-1-02-2-10-1-0
1-2-0-00-2-00-1-10-4-12-0-12-2-2
0-1-02-1-00-1-11-1-0
0-3-0-01-2-00-1-01-1-12-0-02-0-1
11(14)25(11)(23)(4)13 13 7 14
13(15)12(29)15 (9)13(15)15(17)
2012-13 INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME
Games 11-20
Record: 5-5-0
11/23
UAH
3-2 W
11/24
UAH
8-0 W
11/30
@UM
3-2 W
12/1 12/7
12/8 12/14
@UM @SCSU @SCSU MSU
2-3 L 6-5 W 1-2 L 3-6 L
12/15
MSU
5-1 W
12/29
@QU
4-5 L
12/30
@QU
1-3 L
2 Cooper
3Sustr
4Turgeon
7Young
8Megna
9 Polk
10Simonson
11Seeler
12Montpetit
13Raubenheimer
14Zombo
15Archibald
16Krause
17Walters
18Adams
19Lane
21White
22Schmit
23Searfoss
24Aneloski
25Gwidt
27Pearce
28O’Rourke
29Belfour
30
Faulkner
33
Stolarz
DNPDNPDNPDNP0-0 0-00-0 0-1 0-0 0-0
0-00-1 0-0 1-00-00-10-0 0-10-00-0
0-0DNP0-0 0-0DNPDNPDNP0-10-00-0
0-10-1 0-0 0-00-00-00-0 0-00-00-1
0-00-0 1-0 0-00-00-00-0 0-10-00-0
0-0DNP 0-0 0-00-0 0-00-0 DNP0-0 0-0
DNP 0-0 DNP 0-0DNPDNPDNP DNPDNPDNP
0-01-0DNPDNP0-00-00-0 0-10-00-0
0-00-40-00-00-10-00-00-0DNPDNP
0-01-1 0-0 0-00-00-01-0 0-00-00-0
1-11-0 1-0 0-01-10-00-1 1-00-10-0
0-00-1 1-2 0-00-20-00-1 0-10-00-0
DNP 0-0 DNP DNPDNP DNPDNP DNP DNP DNP
1-12-1 0-2 0-22-20-01-0 1-01-01-0
0-0DNPDNPDNPDNP0-00-0 1-0 0-0DNP
0-0DNP0-0DNP0-00-00-0 0-00-1DNP
0-01-0 0-0 0-21-21-01-1 1-01-00-0
0-00-00-00-00-0DNPDNPDNPDNP0-0
0-01-1 0-0 1-00-00-00-0 1-01-10-0
1-10-2 0-0 0-01-10-00-1 0-10-00-0
0-01-0 0-0 0-01-00-00-0 0-00-00-0
DNP0-1 0-0 0-0DNP0-00-0 DNPDNP0-0
DNP0-0 0-0 0-00-1DNPDNP 0-0 1-0 0-0
BU BU DND DNDDND DND BU BU DND DND
0-0BU 0-00-00-0BU0-0 BU BU0-0
BU0-0 BU BUBU0-00-00-00-0BU
29Belfour
30Faulkner
33Stolarz
BU BU DND DNDDND DND BU BU DND DND
16-2BU 19-230-329-5BU15-4 BU BU34-3
BU20-0 BU BU BU26-26-227-125-5BU
GAME STATISTICS
G-A-P
G-A-P AGAINST
3-4-78-13-21 3-4-7 2-4-66-10-161-1-2 3-4-7 5-7-12 4-3-7 1-1-2
2-4-6 0-0-0 2-4-6 3-6-95-10-15 2-3-56-11-18 1-2-3 5-7-12 3-9
SHOTS
SHOTS AGAINST
3340 27 20272428 333729
1820 21 33342827 283037
PIM
OPPONENT PIM
PPG/OPPORTUNITIES
MAVERICK PPGs
MAVERICK SHGs
146 103513231624618
2323 8 184 61810 6 32
1/53/5 1/3 0/40/00/11/6 0/21/31/4
1711 8 -- -- --13 -- 2319
--14-- ---- ---- -- -- ---25-- ---- ---- -- -- -----------21-------6/72/2 4/4 5/72/43/33/5 4/43/36/8
GOALS FOR BY PERIOD
GWG/GTG
FIRST GOAL-Player
KEY:
BU
Back-up Goaltender
DND
DNP
Did not play
1-2-01-2-5 1-1-1 0-1-13-2-11-0-01-2-0 2-1-20-3-11-0-0
1-0-10-0-0 2-0-0 1-2-02-1-21-0-11-3-2 0-0-12-2-12-1-0
24 21 15 (14)17(22)(22) 14(19)(10)
17 21 14 (19)25 (14)21 23 (19) 19
2012-13 UNO INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME
Games 21-30
Record: 5-4-1
1/4
CC
8-4 W
2Cooper
3Sustr
4Turgeon
7Young
8Megna
9Polk
10Simonson
11Seeler
12Montpetit
13Raubenheimer
14Zombo
15Archibald
16Krause
17Walters
18Adams
19Lane
21White
22Schmit
23Searfoss
24Aneloski
25Gwidt
27Pearce
28O’Rourke
29
Belfour
30Faulkner
33
Stolarz
0-00-1 0-0 0-00-00-00-0 0-00-00-0
0-11-0 1-1 0-00-10-01-1 0-00-00-0
DNP0-00-00-00-0DNP0-00-10-00-0
0-1 0-1 0-1 0-00-0 0-00-0DNP0-0 0-1
0-00-0 0-0 0-01-10-00-0 0-00-00-0
0-0 0-0DNP0-01-0 0-00-0 0-0DNP0-0
0-00-00-00-00-00-00-10-0DNPDNP
0-0DNP0-0 0-00-00-0DNP0-00-00-0
DNPDNP DNP DNPDNPDNPDNP DNPDNPDNP
1-00-00-10-0DNPDNPDNPDNP0-10-0
0-30-1 0-0 0-00-01-01-1 0-00-01-0
3-01-0 1-0 1-00-11-00-1 1-00-11-0
DNP0-0DNPDNP0-00-00-1DNPDNPDNP
1-30-1 1-1 1-00-20-11-0 0-01-00-1
0-0 0-0 0-0 DNPDNP DNPDNP 0-0 DNP DNP
2-00-10-00-10-0DNP0-00-00-00-0
1-20-0 0-2 1-02-10-00-0 0-00-00-0
DNPDNPDNP 0-00-1 0-0DNPDNP0-0DNP
DNPDNPDNPDNP1-1 0-11-0 0-0 0-0 0-0
0-01-0 0-0DNP0-00-00-0 0-00-00-2
0-00-1 1-0 0-00-10-00-0 0-00-00-0
0-0DNP 0-0 0-0DNP0-00-0 0-0 0-0 0-0
0-00-00-00-0DNP0-00-10-00-00-0
BUBUBUBUBUBUBUBU0-00-0
0-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-0BU0-0
BUBULT LTLT LTLT LT LT LT
29
Belfour
30Faulkner
33
Stolarz
BUBUBUBUBUBUBUBU34-2
20-2
26-420-115-633-322-322-126-326-2 BU 2-3
BUBULT LTLT LTLT LT LT LT
GAME STATISTICS
G-A-P
G-A-P AGAINST
1/5
CC
3-1 W
1/11
@ DU
4-7 L
1/12
@ DU
3-3 T
1/25
1/26
2/1
@ BSU @ BSU MTU
5-3 W 2-1 W 4-3 W
2/2
MTU
1-2 OTL
2/8
UND
1-2 L
2/9
UND
2-5 L
8-10-183-6-94-6-103-1-45-9-142-2-44-6-101-1-2 1-2-3 2-4-6
4-6-10 1-2-37-10-173-6-9 3-3-6 1-2-3 3-4-7 2-4-6 2-4-6 5-8-13
SHOTS
SHOTS AGAINST
3029 42 46312628 373431
3021 22 36252329 283627
PIM
OPPONENT PIM
PPG/OPPORTUNITIES
MAVERICK PPGs
MAVERICK SHGs
81220 6 2196 192312
6 1410196 6 8 6 1427
1/31/6 1/3 0/30/10/11/4 0/30/41/3
153 3 ------14----15
152425---- ---- -- -- -3/44/5 2/3 2/33/32/22/3 3/32/22/3
GOALS FOR BY PERIOD
GWG/GTG
FIRST GOAL-Player
KEY:
BU
Back-up Goaltender
DND
DNP
Did not play
LT
Left team
2-4-2 0-1-2 0-2-21-2-0-02-2-1 1-1-0 2-1-10-1-0-01-0-0 0-0-2
1-2-1 1-0-0 2-2-31-2-0-01-1-1 1-0-0 1-0-20-1-0-11-1-0 3-1-1
19 3 (16)19 21 14 14(17)17(25)
19 (27)(10)(16)(25)(14) 23 (15) (7) (24)
2012-13 GOALIE GAME-BY-GAME
# 29 Dayn Belfour
Date
Opponent
Feb 08, 2013
North Dakota
Feb 09, 2013
North Dakota
Totals
Dec. Minutes GA
L
59:17
2
ND
48:25
2
GPI - 2 107:42 4
EN
0
0
0
GAA
2.02
2.23
2.23
Saves Pct.
34
.944
20
.931
54
.931
PPGASHGA
0
0
0
0
0
0
# 30 John Faulkner
Date
Opponent
Oct 12, 2012
vs Army
Oct 19, 2012
Northern Michigan
Oct 26, 2012
Bemidji State
Oct 27, 2012
Bemidji State
Nov 02, 2012
at Michigan Tech
Nov 03, 2012
at Michigan Tech
Nov 10, 2012
Minnesota Duluth
Nov 11, 2012
Minnesota Duluth
Nov 23, 2012
Alabama-Huntsville
Nov 30, 2012
at Minnesota
Dec 01, 2012
at Minnesota
Dec 7, 2012
at St. Cloud State
Dec 14, 2012
Minnesota State
Dec 30, 2012
at Quinnipiac
Jan 04, 2013
Colorado College
Jan 05, 2013
Colorado College
Jan 11, 2013
at Denver
Jan 12, 2013
at Denver
Jan 25, 2013
at Bemidji State
Jan 26, 2013
at Bemidji State
Feb 01, 2013
Michigan Tech
Feb 02, 2013
Michigan Tech
Feb 09, 2013
North Dakota
Totals
Dec.
W
W
T
ND
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
L
L
W
W
L
T
W
W
W
L
L
GPI - 23
Minutes GA
60:00
1
60:00
2
65:00
3
19:02
0
59:18
1
60:00
3
60:00
2
60:00
3
59:59
2
60:00
2
57:49
3
60:00
5
31:16
4
58:00
3
60:00
4
60:00
1
57:55
6
64:57
3
60:00
3
60:00
1
59:56
3
62:54
2
10:32
3
1266:38 60
EN
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
GAA
1.00
1.50
1.95
1.76
1.59
1.86
1.88
2.03
2.03
2.02
2.13
2.38
2.61
2.65
2.75
2.63
2.85
2.84
2.85
2.75
2.77
2.72
2.84
2.84
Saves
17
11
22
6
21
24
30
31
16
19
30
29
15
34
26
20
15
33
22
22
26
26
2
497
Pct.
.944
.903
.893
.903
.917
.910
.916
.915
.913
.912
.912
.905
.897
.900
.897
.900
.891
.893
.892
.895
.895
.897
.892
.892
PPGASHGA
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
2
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
2
0
2
0
2
0
2
0
1
1
1
0
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
20 3
# 33 Anthony Stolarz (No longer with team)
Date
Opponent
Oct 13, 2012
vs Notre Dame
Oct 20, 2012
Northern Michigan
Oct 27, 2012
Bemidji State
Nov 24, 2012
Alabama-Huntsville
Dec 08, 2012
at St. Cloud State
Dec 14, 2012
Minnesota State
Dec 15, 2012
Minnesota State
Dec 29, 2012
at Quinnipiac
Totals
Dec. Minutes GA
L
59:01
3
L
59:32
2
L
40:00
3
W
60:00
0
L
58:53
2
ND
25:02
2
W
59:58
1
L
58:58
5
GPI - 8 421:24 18
EN
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
GAA
3.05
2.53
3.03
2.20
2.16
2.38
2.15
2.56
2.56
Saves
23
21
10
20
26
6
27
25
158
Pct.
.885
.898
.871
.902
.909
.898
.911
.898
.898
PPGASHGA
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
1
WCHA STANDINGS
As of 2/13/13
1 St. Cloud State 2 North Dakota 3 Minnesota Nebraska Omaha 5 Denver Minnesota State Wisconsin 8 Colorado College 9 Minnesota Duluth 10 Michigan Tech 11 Bemidji State 12 Alaska Anchorage WCHA Schedule - Week of Feb. 11, 2013
Tuesday, Feb. 12
Northern Michigan 2 at Michigan Tech 8
Friday, Feb. 15
Minnesota at Wisconsin, 7:07 p.m.*
Minnesota Duluth at Bemidji State, 7:37 p.m.*
Michigan Tech at Minnesota State, 7:37 p.m.*
Omaha at Alaska Anchorage, 7:07 p.m.*
Saturday, Feb. 16
Minnesota Duluth at Bemidji State, 7:07 p.m.*
Michigan Tech at Minnesota State, 7:07 p.m.*
Omaha at Alaska Anchorage, 7:07 p.m.*
Sunday, Feb. 17
Minnesota vs. Wisconsin, 3:30 p.m.*+
*WCHA Game
All Times Local
(X) Exhibition
+ At Soldier Field, Chicago, Ill.
Western Collegiate Hockey Association
Administration:
MSC 8302
University of Denver
2211 S. Josephine St.
Denver, CO 80208-8302
Phone: (303) 871-4223
Public Relations:
559 D’Onofrio Dr., Suite 103
Madison, WI 53719-2096
Phone: (608) 829-0100
WCHA Games
GPWLTPts
22
15
6
1
31
22
11
5
6
28
20
11
5
4
26
22
12
8
2
26
22
10
7
5
25
22
12
9
1
25
22
9
6
7
25
22
8
10
4
20
22
8
11
3
19
22
6
12
4
16
22
4
13
5
13
24
2
16
6
10
GF
GA
74 47
72 56
68 48
74 65
70 64
67 54
49 48
72 77
56 67
59 72
45 69
45 84
2012-13 Statistical Leaders - All Games
Point Scoring
1 Ryan Walters
Nebraska Omaha
2 Corban Knight
North Dakota
Drew LeBlanc
St. Cloud State
4 Danny Kristo
North Dakota
5 Erik Haula
Minnesota
Rylan Schwartz
Colorado College
7 William Rapuzzi
Colorado College
Matt Leitner
Minnesota State
9 Alexander Krushelnyski Colorado College
10 Kyle Rau
Minnesota
Nic Dowd
St. Cloud State
Yr.
JR
SR
SR
SR
JR
SR
SR
SO
JR
SO
JR
Freshman Scoring
1 Kalle Kossila
St. Cloud State
2 Alex Petan
Michigan Tech
3 Tony Cameranesi
Minnesota Duluth
4 Rocco Grimaldi
North Dakota
5 Jonny Brodzinski
St. Cloud State
6 Austin Farley
Minnesota Duluth
Nolan Zajac
Denver
Blake Tatchell
Alaska Anchorage
9 Jujhar Khaira
Michigan Tech
10 Teddy Blueger
Minnesota State
Goaltending (By GAA, Min. 33% of team games)
1 Stephon Williams
Minnesota State
2 Adam Wilcox
Minnesota
3 Joel Rumpel
Wisconsin
4 Landon Peterson
Wisconsin
5 Juho Olkinuora
Denver
6 Ryan Faragher
St. Cloud State
7 Clarke Saunders
North Dakota
8 Zane Gothberg
North Dakota
9 Andrew Walsh
Bemidji State
10 Matt McNeely
Minnesota Duluth
Yr.
FR
FR
SO
SO
SO
SO
JR
FR
SO
FR
Overall
WLT GFGA
18
11
1
99
72
16
8
6
96
74
19
5
4
105 54
16
12
2
103 83
15
9
5
98
77
18
9
3
94
68
12
9
7
63
57
11
14
5
100 105
10
15
3
70
84
10
14
4
86
84
5
17
6
57
86
4
17
7
56
95
Pos.
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
GP
30
29
30
28
25
29
30
30
30
28
30
PPG
1.40
1.38
1.33
1.39
1.40
1.21
1.10
1.10
1.07
1.11
1.03
G-A-P
17-25-42
13-27-40
10-30-40
18-21-39
13-22-35
11-24-35
14-19-33
10-23-33
11-21-32
13-18-31
13-18-31
Pos.
F
F
C
F
F
W
D
F
F
F
GP
28
28
28
28
30
26
27
28
28
26
PPG
0.96
0.93
0.89
0.86
0.77
0.81
0.78
0.75
0.68
0.65
G-A-P
12-15-27
11-15-26
12-13-25
10-14-24
14- 9-23
10-11-21
5-16-21
7-14-21
5-14-19
5-12-17
Minutes
1406:11
1599:19
942:50
773:20
1051:12
1617:53
1151:30
668:53
1075:33
1122:23
GA
42
48
29
25
37
59
45
27
49
52
GAA
1.79
1.80
1.85
1.94
2.11
2.19
2.34
2.42
2.73
2.78
2012-13 PLAYER BIOS
#2
BRIAN COOPER
Defense
Last Goal: --
Last Assist: 1/5/13 vs. Colorado College
2012-13 (Freshman): Made his collegiate debut on Oct. 12 against Army at the Icebreaker...earned his first collegiate point with an assist on Dec. 15 against
Minnesota State.
Before UNO: Member of the All-USHL Second Team for the second straight year...finished second in defenseman scoring for the Fargo Force with six goals and 18
assists for 24 points in 55 games...added another goal and two assists in six playoff games...won the USHL’s Scholar-Athlete Award in 2011-12...also was named
the Force’s defenseman of the year for the second straight year and was selected to play in the 2012 USHL/NHL Top Prospects Game for the west team...during his
three-year career with the Force, had 20 goals and 50 assists for 70 points in 161 games...also had three goals and six assists in 24 career playoff games, helping
the Force to the Clark Cup Finals in his first season...second-team All-USHL selection during the 2010-11 season...also has international experience, playing for
Team USA at the Ivan Hlinka Tournament (silver medal) and the World Junior A Challenge Tournament (gold and bronze medals)...was chosen in the fifth round,
127th overall, by the Anaheim Ducks in the 2012 NHL Entry Draft.
Personal: Born Nov. 11, 1993...son of Jeff and Cindy Cooper...has one brother, Erik...majoring chemistry and nursing.
Born: Nov. 11, 1993
Hometown: Anchorage, Alaska
Height: 5-11
Year: Freshman
#3
Defense
Weight: 187
ANDREJ SUSTR
Last Goal: 2/1/13 vs. Michigan Tech
Shoots: Left
AHN-dray SHOO-stuhr
Last Assist: 2/1/13 vs. Michigan Tech
2012-13 (Junior): Had his first goal of the season against Notre Dame in the Icebreaker on Oct. 13...earned his second goal in as many games and had an assist,
against Northern Michigan on Oct. 19...had two assists against Minnesota Duluth on Nov. 10...had a powerplay goal and an assist against Minnesota Duluth on
Nov. 11...had a goal at Minnesota on Dec. 1...scored the game-winning, powerplay goal against Colorado College on Jan. 5...had a powerplay goal and an assist
at Denver on Jan. 11...had a goal and an assist against Michigan Tech on Feb. 1...has reached career highs in goals (7) and points (20).
2011-12 (Sophomore): Set new career highs for goals, assists and points...scored his first goal of the season against Alaska Anchorage (Oct. 21)...scored the
game-winning goal against Alaska Anchorage (Oct. 22) giving him goals in back-to-back games and equaling his goal total from his freshman year...had two
assists and earned a +5 rating against Colorado College (Nov. 4)...scored a goal against Colorado College (Nov. 5) to set a new career high for goals in a season
(3)...had a pair of assists at Bemidji State (Nov. 12)...returned to action (Feb. 3) after missing five games due to injury...had three assists at Colorado College (Feb.
18)...scored a goal against Denver (March 3)...named to the All-WCHA Academic Team.
2010-11 (Freshman): One of ten players and one of three freshmen to play in all 39 games...finished fourth in defenseman scoring with nine points...played in
his first college game on Oct. 8, 2010 against Clarkson...earned his first college point with an assist at Minnesota on Oct. 16...scored his first collegiate goal and
had an assist against Minnesota State on Nov. 6...scored the game-winning goal against Denver on Feb. 25.
Before UNO: Was third in defenseman scoring for Youngstown (USHL) with a goal and 18 assists for 19 points in 50 games in 2009-10...also had 95 penalty
minutes...played internationally for the Czech Republic in the IIHF World Junior Championship in Saskatooon, Saskatchewan in 2010, skating in five games and
registering six penalty minutes...was also a member of the Czech Under-18 team in 2007-08...in 2006-07, won a first division league championship with HC Dukla
Jihlava.
Personal: Born Nov. 29, 1990...son of Jaroslav Sustr and Dita Sustrova...majoring in business administration and management.
Born: November 29, 1990
Hometown: Plzen, Czech Republic
Height: 6-8
Career Stats
Season
2010-11
2011-12
TOTAL
GP
39
33
72
Year: Junior
Weight: 225
G
2
4
6
A
7
13
20
Pts
9
17
26
Shoots: Right
Shots Shot% Pen-Min +/- PPG SHG GWG
51 .039 19-38 +10 0 0 1
71 .056 13-26 -2 0 0 1
122 .049 32-64 +8 0 0 2
2012-13 PLAYER BIOS
#4
TONY TURGEON
Defense
Last Goal: N/A
2012-13 (Junior): Earned his first point of the season with an assist against Minnesota State on Dec. 15.
2011-12 (Sophomore): Set new career highs for games played and penalty minutes...earned his first point of the year with an assist against Bemidji State (Feb.
3)...had an assist against Denver (March 3)...named to the All-WCHA Academic Team.
2010-11 (Freshman): Appeared in 15 games, earning two assists and 44 penalty minutes...made his collegiate debut against RIT on Oct. 9 and scored his first
career point, an assist...also had an assist at Colorado College on Dec. 19.
Before UNO: Played in only 28 games during an injury shortened season with the Waterloo Blackhawks in 2009-10...had no points and registered 113 penalty
minutes...as a senior in high school, was part of the Wisconsin State Championship Midget AAA team, the Madison Capitals...also played football in which he was
an all-conference running back as a sophomore and junior and an all-state honorable mention as a junior.
Personal: Born Aug. 23, 1989...son of Mike Turgeon and Kathy Homstad...has one brother, Cody, and two sisters, Michaela Turgeon and Gabbi Useldinger...
majoring in social work and business.
Born: Sept. 21, 1989
Hometown: Grand Forks, N.D.
Height: 6-4
Career Stats
Season
2010-11
2011-12
TOTAL
Year: Junior
Weight: 225
GP
15
26
41
G
0
0
0
A
2
2
4
Shoots: Left
Pts
2 6 0.000 11-44 +3 0 0 0
2 20 0.000 22-63 -7 0 0 0
4 26 0.000 33-107 -4 0 0 0
2012-13 PLAYER BIOS
#7
MICHAEL YOUNG
Defense
Last Goal: 11/10/12 vs. Minnesota Duluth
Last Assist: 2/9/13 vs. North Dakota
2012-13 (Junior ): Scored his first goal of the season against Notre Dame in the Icebreaker on Oct. 13...scored his second goal in as many games (powerplay),
against Northern Michigan on Oct. 19...had the game-winning, powerplay goal against Minnesota Duluth on Nov. 10...had five-game point-scoring streak from
Nov. 3 - Nov. 24 (1-5-6).
2011-12 (Sophomore): Set new career highs for goals, assists and points...scored the game-winning goal against Mercyhurst (Oct. 7)...notched a career-high
three assists against Colorado College (Nov. 4)...had a powerplay goal at Denver (Nov. 19)...scored a goal against Alabama-Huntsville (Dec. 2)...had a shorthanded
goal at Michigan Tech (Feb. 11).
2010-11 (Freshman): Played in 37 games, ranking third in defenseman scoring with 14 points and tying for the team lead with two shorthanded goals...recorded
his first collegiate assist in his first college game, vs. Clarkson, on Oct. 8, 2010...scored his first career goal (shorthanded) and had two assists at North Dakota
on Jan. 21...scored a shorthanded goal at North Dakota on Jan. 22...was named the Red Barron WCHA Rookie of the Week following his performance at North
Dakota...had a goal against Denver on Feb. 26.
Before UNO: Had 13 goals and 33 assists for 46 points in 55 games for Flin Flon to rank fifth in team scoring and second in assists...served as team captain...was
fourth in defenseman scoring for the SJHL...had seven powerplay goals and 25 powerplay points to rank fourth in the league...also had six assists in six playoff
games for the Bombers...was named to the All-SJHL Second Team...was named team’s best defenseman in each of his three years with the Bombers.
Personal: Born Jan. 3, 1989...son of Gordon and Cindy Young...has one brother, Jonathan, and one sister, Bobby Lee Houseman...majoring in criminal justice.
Born: Jan. 3, 1989
Hometown: Calgary, Alberta
Height: 6-4
Career Stats
Season
2010-11
2011-12
TOTAL
#8
Year: Junior
Weight: 210
GP
37
37
74
G
3
4
7
JAYCOB MEGNA
A
11
12
23
Pts
Shots
14 44
16 63
30 107
Shoots: Left
Shot% Pen-Min
0.068 9-40
0.063 10-20
0.065 19-60
+/- PPG SHG
+7 0 2
+2 1 1
+9 1 3
GWG
0
1
1
Defense
Last Goal: 1/25/13 at Bemidji State
Last Assist: 1/25/13 at Bemidji State
2012-13 (Sophomore): Scored his first goal of the season (powerplay) at Minnesota on Nov. 30...had a goal and an assist and was +4 at Bemidji State on Jan. 25.
2011-12 (Freshman): Appeared in 35 games for the Mavericks to rank third among all freshmen...made his collegiate debut against Mercyhurst (Oct. 7)...scored
his first collegiate goal off an assist from his brother Jayson at Bemidji State (Nov. 12)...scored a goal against Bemidji State (Feb. 4)...chosen by the Anaheim Ducks
in the seveth round, 210th overall, in the 2012 NHL Entry Draft.
Before UNO: Had a goal and 17 assists for 18 points in 55 games in his only year with Muskegon...ranked second in defenseman scoring for the expansion
Lumberjacks...also had three assists in six playoff games...was named the co-recipient of the United States Hockey League’s Scholar-Athlete Award for the 2010-11
season for maintaining a 4.0 grade-point average...also played golf and tennis while attending Glenbrook North High School prior to junior hockey.
Personal: Born Dec. 10, 1992...son of Jay and Jacqueline Megna...brother Jayson played for UNO during the 2011-12 season before turning pro...also has a sister,
Jessica...mother was a high school All-American swimmer...majoring in business.
Born: Dec. 10, 1992
Hometown: Northbrook, Ill.
Height: 6-7
Career Stats
Season
2011-12
TOTAL
Year: Sophomore
Weight: 210
GP
35
35
G
2
2
A
3
3
Shoots: Left
Pts
5 20 0.100 4-8 -1 0 0 0
5 20 0.100 4-8 -1 0 0 0
2012-13 PLAYER BIOS
#9
JAMES POLK
Forward
Last Goal: 1/25/13 at Bemidji State
Last Assist: 1/14/12 vs. Minnesota Duluth
2012-13 (Sophomore): Scored his first collegeiate goal on Oct. 27 against Bemidji State...scored a goal at Bemidji State on Jan. 25.
2011-12 (Freshman): Appeared in 28 games for the Mavericks...made his collegiate debut against Mercyhurst (Oct. 7)...earned his first collegiate point with an
assist on the game-winning goal against Minnesota Duluth (Jan. 13)...named to the All-WCHA Academic Team.
Before UNO: Polk played 55 games for the Penticton Vees of the British Columbia Junior Hockey League in 2010-11, tallying eight goals and 17 assists for 25
points...also had 12 penalty minutes...added three goals in eight playoff games as the Vees advanced to the second round...prior to playing for Penticton, played
55 games for prestigious Shattuck St. Mary’s prep in 2009-10, scoring 27 goals and 21 assists for 48 points to rank fifth in team scoring...also had 38 penalty
minutes...also played tennis at Shattuck.
Personal: Born Feb. 13, 1992 in Cody, Wyo....son of Bo and Anna Polk...has a sister, Kellyanna...majoring in finance.
Born: Feb. 13, 1992
Hometown: New York, N.Y.
Height: 6-1
Career Stats
Season
2011-12
TOTAL
Year: Sophomore
Weight: 192
GP
28
28
G
0
0
#10 ALEX SIMONSON
A
1
1
Shoots: Left
Pts
1 13 0.000 4-8 -4 0 0 0
1 13 0.000 4-8 -4 0 0 0
Forward
Last Goal: --
2012-13 (Junior): Earned his first collegiate point with an assist on Feb. 1 against Michigan Tech.
2011-12 (Sophomore): Set new career high for games played with 17...honored as a WCHA Scholar-Athlete (Feb. 9)...named to the All-WCHA Academic Team.
2010-11 (Freshman): Played in 16 games in a season that began late because of injury...made his collegiate debut against Michigan Tech on Dec. 10...finished
the year with 21 penalty minutes.
Before UNO: Played three seasons with the Chicago Steel of the USHL and served as captain his final season...had two goals and four assists in each of the last
two seasons...led team with 179 penalty minutes in 35 games during 2009-10 season...finished career with seven goals and eight assists in 90 games...played
four years at Grand Forks Red River High School where the Roughriders twice finished as runner-up in the state tournament...was a member of the National Honor
Society.
Personal: Born May 6, 1990...son of Arch and Mary Simonson...has three brothers, Dane, Morgan and Johnny...brother Morgan played hockey in Nebraska for
Lincoln and Tri-City (USHL)...a business major.
Born: May 6, 1990
Hometown: Grand Forks, N.D.
Height: 6-3
Career Stats
Season
2010-11
2011-12
TOTAL
Year: Junior
Weight: 189
GP
16
17
33
G
0
0
0
A
0
0
0
Pts
0
0
0
Shoots: Right
11 0.000 5-21 -3 0 0 0
11 0.000 9-48 -4 0 0 0
22 0.000 14-69 -7 0 0 0
2012-13 PLAYER BIOS
#11 NICK SEELER
Defense
Last Goal: 11/24/12 vs. Alabama-Huntsville
Last Assist: 12/15/12 vs. Minnesota State
2012-13 (Freshman): Had a goal and an assist and finished +4 in his collegiate debut against Army on Oct. 12...had a powerplay goal against AlabamaHuntsville on Nov. 24.
Before UNO: Split time between Muskegon and Des Moines of the United States Hockey League last year, his only season of junior hockey...had two goals and 13
assists for 15 points in 32 games at Muskegon before being traded to Des Moines where he finished with two goals and 11 assists in 26 games...was a member
of the 2011-12 USHL All-Rookie Team...was drafted by the Minnesota Wild in the fifth round, 131st overall, in the 2011 NHL Entry Draft...in high school, won
the Minnesota AA State Championship with Eden Prairie High School as a sophomore and a senior...as a senior in 2010-11, was a first team all-state pick and an
all-metro first team choice as well as All-Lake Conference and a member of the all-tournament team in the state tournament where he led all defensemen with
six points in three games.
Personal: Born June 3, 1993...son of Dan and Kris Seeler...has two sisters, Ashley and Kelly...comes from an athletic family...dad played soccer and hockey
at the College of St. Scholastica, sister Ashley played soccer at Minnesota and sister Kelly was a four-year letter winer and a member of Minnesota’s National
Championship hockey team in 2012...majoring in business.
Born: June 3, 1993
Hometown: Eden Prairie, Minn.
Height: 6-2
Year: Freshman
Weight: 192
Shoots: Left
#12 BROCK MONTPETIT
Forward
MONT-ped-it
Last Goal: 10/19/12 vs. Northern Michigan
Last Assist: 12/7/12 at St. Cloud State
2012-13 (Junior): Had a pair of assist to open the season against Army in the Icebreaker on Oct. 12...had a goal and an assist against Northern Michigan on Oct.
19...snapped a four-game point drought with four assists against Alabama-Huntsville on Nov. 24, tying a school record.
2011-12 (Sophomore): Set a new career high for penalty minutes in a season...had two goals and an assist in a 4-1 exhibition win over British Columbia on Oct.
1...scored two goals against Mercyhurst on Oct. 7...had two assists vs. Colgate on Oct.8...named to All-Tournament Team for the Mutual of Omaha Stampede...
had a pair of assists in his first game back from injury on Nov. 4 against Colorado College...had a powerplay goal against St. Cloud State on Nov. 27...scored a goal
against Minnesota Duluth on Jan. 13...had a powerplay goal against Minnesota Duluth on Jan. 14...had two assists at Colorado College on Feb. 17...had a goal
against Minnesota on Feb. 24...named to the All-WCHA Academic Team on March 8.
2010-11 (Freshman): One of 10 players and one of three freshmen to play in all 39 games...finished third in freshman scoring with 21 points...one of nine
players to finish with 20 or more points...his 11 goals tied for second-best among all UNO freshman...recorded his first collegiate assist in his first college game, vs.
Clarkson, on Oct. 8, 2010...scored his first college goal (powerplay, game-winner) at Michigan on Oct. 22...scored the game-winning goal at St. Cloud State on Nov.
12...had two assists at St. Cloud State on Nov. 13...had an unassisted goal against North Dakota on Nov. 19...had a powerplay goal and an assist against Michigan
Tech on Dec. 10...had a goal at Colorado College on Dec. 19...earned a goal and an assist at North Dakota on Jan. 21...had a goal against Alabama-Huntsville on
Jan. 28....had a goal against St. Cloud State on Feb. 4...scored a goal against Wisconsin on Feb. 12...scored a goal at Alaska Anchorage on Feb. 19...scored a goal
at Minnesota Duluth on March 5.
Before UNO: Finished second in scoring for Waterloo and eighth overall in the USHL with 28 goals and 41 assists for 69 points in 2009-10...also had 94 penalty
minutes...added two assists in three playoff games...tied for the team lead with six game-winning goals and was third on the team with nine powerplay goals...
in three seasons at Waterloo, he had 53 goals and 89 assists for 142 points in 169 regular season games and a goal and seven assists in 17 playoff games...in 2007
played for the U.S. Under-18 team...also played halfback and strong safety as a freshman and sophomore for the Somerset High School football team.
Personal: Born April 3, 1990...son of John and Kelly Montpetit...has one brother, Bryce...majoring in business innovation and entrepeneurship.
Born: April 3, 1990
Hometown: Somerset, Wis.
Height: 5-11
Career Stats
Season
2010-11
2011-12
TOTAL
Year: Junior
Weight: 186
GP
39
35
74
G
11
6
17
A
10
11
21
Shoots: Right
Pts
21 108 0.102 18-36 +9 2 0 2
17 880.06822-55-33 00
38 196 0.087 40-91 +6 5 0 2
2012-13 PLAYER BIOS
#13 ZAHN RAUBENHEIMER
Forward
Last Goal: 1/4/13 vs. Colorado College
ROH-ben-HY-muhr
2012-13 (Junior): Had a goal and an assist in a season-opening win over Army in the Icebreaker on Oct. 12...scored two goals, including the shorthanded
game-winner, at Michigan Tech on Nov. 2...was also his first career shorthanded goal...had two more goals the following night, including another game-winner,
at Michigan Tech on Nov. 3 to post the first two two-goal games of his career...on Nov. 6, named WCHA Offensive Player of the Week for his efforts...had a goal
and an assist against Alabama-Huntsville on Nov. 24...had a powerplay goal on Dec. 14 against Minnesota State...had a goal against Colorado College on Jan. 4.
2011-12 (Sophomore): Appeared in 29 games for the Mavericks...scored his first goal of the season against Alaska Anchorage on Oct. 21...was named a WCHA
Scholar-Athlete on Feb. 9...named to the All-WCHA Academic Team on March 8.
2010-11 (Freshman): Appeared in 37 games and was fourth in freshman scoring with 14 points...had a goal against British Columbia on Oct. 2...scored his first
collegiate goal in his first college game, against Clarkson, on Oct. 8 (was also team’s first goal of season)...had a goal at Minnesota on Oct. 16...scored a goal at
St. Cloud State on Nov. 13.
Before UNO: Tied for the Alberta Junior Hockey League lead and led Grand Prairie in scoring in 2009-10 with 47 goals and 60 assists for 107 points in 60 games
while serving as team captain...also had 110 penalty minutes...had 14 powerplay goals to rank second in the AJHL and first on his team...also had three goals and
nine assists for 12 points in nine playoff games...was second on the team with seven game-winning goals and tied for the lead with three shorthanded goals...in
251 career games, he had 119 goals and 122 assists for 241 points and 294 penalty minutes, finishing as team’s third all-time leading scorer...had 18 goals and 29
assists for 47 points and 46 penalty minutes in 53 career playoff games with Grand Prairie...helped lead Grand Prairie to the AJHL playoff championship in 2009.
Personal: Born Sept. 19, 1989 in Pretoria, South Africa...son of Anton and Regina...has a brother, Anton and a sister, Michelle...comes from an athletic family as
his brother plays professional golf, his sister plays hockey and his father played professional rugby...will be either pre-med or pre-law at UNO.
Born: Sept. 19, 1989
Hometown: Smoky Lake, Alberta
Height: 5-10
Career Stats
Season
2010-11
2011-12
TOTAL
GP
37
29
66
Year: Junior
Weight: 179
G
4
1
5
A
10
2
12
Pts
14
3
17
Shoots: Right
Shots Shot% Pen-Min
61 0.066 6-12
51 0.020 5-21
112 0.045 11-33
+/- PPG SHG GWG
+11 0 0 1
-5 0 0 0
+6 0 0 1
2012-13 PLAYER BIOS
#14 DOMINIC ZOMBO
Forward
Last Goal: 2/9/13 vs. North Dakota
Last Assist: 1/5/13 vs. Colorado College
2012-13 (Sophomore): Had a pair of assists against Bemidji State on Oct. 26...had two assists at Michigan Tech on Nov. 3...had two assists against Minnesota
Duluth on Nov. 10...had two goals, including the game-winner, against Minnesota Duluth on Nov. 11...had a goal and an assist against Alabama-Huntsville on
Nov. 23...scored a powerplay goal against Alabama-Huntsville on Nov. 24...had a goal at Minnesota on Nov. 30, the last game in a six-game point streak during
which he totaled five goals and six assists...had a goal and an assist at St. Cloud State on Dec. 7...had the game-winning goal against Minnesota State on Dec. 15...
had three assists against Colorado College on Jan. 4 and had another on Jan. 5 to finish the series with four helpers...scored his team leading third game-winning
goal at Bemidji State on Jan. 26...had the game-winning, powerplay goal against Michigan Tech on Feb. 1...had a goal against North Dakota on Feb. 9...leads the
team with four game-winning goals.
2011-12 (Freshman): Appeared in 32 games for the Mavericks...made his collegiate debut on Oct. 7 against Mercyhurst...scored his first collegiate goal and point
at Colorado College on Feb. 18...earned his first collegiate assist against Minnesota on Feb. 25...scored a goal at St. Cloud State on March 10.
Before UNO: Spent two seasons with the Sioux Falls Stampede...in 2010-11, scored a career-high 16 goals and 20 assists for 36 points to finish fourth in team
scoring...also had 46 penalty minutes and served as an assistant captain...his goal total also ranked fourth-best on the team...in 111 career games with the
Stampede, had 28 goals and 29 assists for 57 points and 81 penalty minutes...had two goals and four assists for six points in nine playoff games for the Stampede
in 2010-11 and finished his career with seven points in 12 career playoff games.
Personal: Born March 15, 1991...son of Rick Zombo and Terri Wurdack...step-father is Tom Wurdack and step-mother is Stella Zombo...has a brother, Garrett, and
a sister, Jessica... father played at North Dakota for three seasons while Blais was an assistant coach there and later went on to play 652 games in the NHL for
Detroit and St. Louis...majoring in business.
Born: March 15, 1991
Hometown: Ballwin, Mo.
Height: 5-11
Career Stats
Season
2011-12
TOTAL
Year: Sophomore
Weight: 184
GP
32
32
G
2
2
A
1
1
Shoots: Left
Pts
3 30 0.067 4-8 -16 0 0 0
3 30 0.067 4-8 -16 0 0 0
2012-13 PLAYER BIOS
#15 JOSH ARCHIBALD
Forward
2012-13 (Sophomore): Scored a goal against Northern Michigan on Oct. 20...had a goal and an assist against Bemidji State on Oct. 26...registered his third
straight game with a goal, scoring against Bemidji State on Oct. 27...had two goals at Michigan Tech on Nov. 3, his second career two-goal game...scored a goal
agianst Minnesota Duluth on Nov. 10...had two assists against Minnesota Duluth on Nov. 11...had the game-winning goal and assisted on the other two at
Minnesota on Nov. 30...had two assists at St. Cloud State on Dec. 7...had UNO’s first hat trick in nearly two years when he scored three against Colorado College
on Jan. 4...had another goal against Colorado College on Jan. 5 to reach a new career high for goals in a season...had a goal at Denver on Jan. 11...scored another
goal at Denver on Jan. 12...scored a goal at Bemidji State on Jan. 26...scored a goal against Michigan Tech on Feb. 2...had a powerplay goal against North Dakota
on Feb. 9...has now scored points in 10 straight games (9-3-12).
2011-12 (Freshman): Appeared in 36 games for UNO to rank second among all rookies...one of five players to score 10 or more goals...had a goal in a 4-1
exhibition win over British Columbia on Oct. 1...scored his first collegiate goal in his first collegiate game against Mercyhurst on Oct. 7...had a goal against Colgate
on Oct. 8...notched his first collegiate assist against Alaska Anchorage on Oct. 22...scored a powerplay goal against Colorado College on Nov. 4...had the game’s
first goal and an assist at Bemidji State on Nov. 11...notched a goal and an assist at Bemidji State on Nov. 12...was named the WCHA Rookie of the Week on Nov.
15 for scoring two goals and two assists at BSU...scored a goal at Denver on Nov. 18 and had another goal the following night (Nov. 19)...represented the U.S. in
the 2012 IIHF World Junior Championships in Alberta, earning two assists...snapped a seven-game drought with an empty net goal against Minnesota Duluth on
Jan. 14...had two goals and an assist at Minnesota State on Jan. 21, the first multiple-goal game of his career.
Before UNO: Had a strong senior season for Brainerd High School in 2010-11...in just 25 games, scored 27 goals and 46 assists for 73 points and finished second
in scoring in the Class AA ranks for all Minnesota high school players...was both all-conference and all-state while helping the Warriors to the all-conference
championship.
Personal: Born Oct. 6, 1992 in Regina, Saskatchewan...son of Jim and Anne Achibald...has strong family ties to college hockey as his father played for Blais at
North Dakota when Blais was an assistant coach there, and he holds the school and NCAA records for career penalty minutes...mother swam at UND...was drafted
by the Pittsburg Penguins in the sixth round, 174th overall, in the 2011 NHL Entry Draft...has two sisters, Ali and Robin, and a brother, Jordan...majoring in
business.
Born: Oct. 6, 1992
Hometown: Brainerd, Minn.
Height: 5-11
Career Stats
Season
2011-12
TOTAL
Year: Sophomore
Weight: 183
GP
36
36
G
10
10
A
5
5
Shoots: Right
Pts
15 62 0.161 11-33 +3 1 0 0
15 62 0.161 11-33 +3 1 0 0
2012-13 PLAYER BIOS
#16 JOE KRAUSE
Forward
Last Goal: --
2012-13 (Sophomore): Earned his first collegiate point with an assist against Michigan Tech on Feb. 1.
2011-12 (Freshman): Appeared in 10 games after joining the team at the semester break...made his collegiate debut on Dec. 31 against Quinnipiac.
Before UNO: Joined the Mavericks midseason 2011-12 after fulfulling eligibility requirements...played two years of junior hockey for Fairbanks in the North
American Hockey League from 2008-10...in 102 career games, had 14 goals and 24 assists for 38 points and 183 penalty minutes...had a career high 26 points
(7-19-26) in 55 games during his final season in 2009-10, helping the team to a runner-up finish in the national tournament...played high school hockey for
Hermantown and was a member of the all-tournament and all-state second teams as the Hawks won the state championship with an undefeated record...also
lettered in baseball and football at Hermantown.
Personal: Born Aug. 26, 1989 in Hermantown, Minn....son of Sue and Bill Krause...has two brothers, Pete and Adam...Adam plays for Minnesota Duluth.
Born: Aug. 26, 1989
Hometown: Hermantown, Minn.
Height: 5-11
Career Stats
Season
2011-12
TOTAL
GP
10
10
Year: Sophomore
Weight: 182
G
0
0
A
0
0
Shoots: Left
Pts
0 3 0.000 6-12 -3 0 0 0
0 3 0.000 6-12 -3 0 0 0
2012-13 PLAYER BIOS
#17 RYAN WALTERS
Forward
2012-13 (Junior): Had two assists against Northern Michigan on Oct. 19...scored his first goal of the season (powerplay) and added two assists at Michigan Tech
on Nov. 3...had a powerplay goal and an assist against Minnesota Duluth on Nov. 10...had a goal and two assists against Minnesota Duluth on Nov. 11...had a goal
and an assist against Alabama-Huntsville on Nov. 23...had two more goals and an assist against Alabama-Huntsville on Nov. 24...had two assists at Minnesota
on Nov. 30...had two more assists at Minnesota on Dec. 1...named the Hockey Commissioners Association national player of the month for November on Dec.
5...had two goals and two assists at St. Cloud State on Dec. 7, the last game of an eight game point streak in which he scored eight goals and 13 assists...had a
goal against Minnesota State on Dec. 14...scored another goal against Minnesota State on Dec. 15...had a goal at Quinnipiac on Dec. 29...had a powerplay goal
at Quinnipiac on Dec. 30...ran his goal-scoring streak to five with a goal and three assists against Colorado College on Jan. 4...the four-points tie a team season
high for points in a game...had his goal streak snapped the next night but picked up an assist against Colorado Collge on Jan. 5...earned a goal and an assist at
Denver on Jan. 11...scored another goal at Denver on Jan. 12...had two assists at Bemidji State on Jan. 25 and added another on Jan. 26...scored a goal against
Michigan Tech on Feb. 1...had an 11-game point streak (8-8-16) snapped on Feb. 2 vs. Michigan Tech...had a goal against North Dakota on Feb. 8...has points in
21 of the last 23 (17-22-39).
2011-12 (Sophomore): Set new career highs for assists and points and was one of six players to appear in all 38 games...had two assists against Mercyhurst on
Oct. 7...scored the game-winning goal, his first goal of the year, and had an assist against Colorado College on Nov. 4...scored an unassisted shorthanded goal
against Colorado College on Nov.5...had two assists at Bemidji State on Nov. 12...scored a powerplay goal at Denver on Nov. 18...had two goals against AlabamaHuntsville on Dec. 3...scored the overtime game-winning goal and had an assist at North Dakota on Dec. 9...had the game-tying goal against Quinnipiac on Dec.
30...had assists in back-to-back games at Michigan Tech on Feb. 10 and 11...had a shorthanded goal and his team-leading fourth game-winning goal at Colorado
College on Feb. 18.
2010-11 (Freshman): Played in 38 games and finished second in UNO freshman scoring with 23 points...his 11 goals tied for second among rookies...had a plus/
minus radio of +13 to lead all first-year players...recorded his first collegiate assist in his first college game, vs. Clarkson, on Oct. 8, 2010...scored his first college
goal at Michigan on Oct. 22...had a goal against Minnesota State on Nov. 5...had a goal and an assist at St. Cloud State on Nov. 12...had a goal at St. Cloud State
on Nov. 13...scored the game’s first goal against Michigan Tech on Dec. 10...had a goal against Bemidji State on Jan. 15...had a powerplay goal at North Dakota
on Jan. 21...had two assists against Alabama-Huntsville on Jan. 28...scored a goal against Alabama-Huntsville on Jan. 29...had the game-winning goal against
St. Cloud State on Feb. 5...had two assists against Wisconsin on Feb. 12...had a goal in back-to-back games against Bemidji State in the first round of the WCHA
Playoffs on March 11 and 12.
Before UNO: Spent three seasons with the Des Moines Buccaneers...finished 2009-10 season as team’s second-leading scorer with career highs in goals (21),
assists (40) and points (61)...also had 103 penalty minutes...was a member of the 2009-10 USHL All-Star team and was named the Most Valuable Player of the
All-Star Game after scoring just the fourth hat trick in USHL All-Star Game history and finishing +4...won a state championship as a sophomore while playing for
St. Thomas Academy in Mendota Heights, Minn. in 2007-08...was also all-conference, all-state and a member of the state all-tournament team while leading the
Cadets in scoring...played for the U.S. Under-17 team winning one gold and two silver medals...also played for the U.S. Under-18 Team.
Personal: Born July 30, 1991...son of Ken and Kimala Walters...has one sister, Kennedy...majoring in business.
Born: July 30, 1991
Hometown: Rosemount, Minn.
Height: 6-0
Career Stats
Season
2010-11
2011-12
TOTAL
GP
38
38
76
Year: Junior
Weight: 196
G
11
10
21
A
12
15
27
Pts
Shots
23 95
25 110
48 205
Shoots: Left
Shot%
0.116
0.091
0.102
Pen-Min
21-42
17-56
38-98
+/- PPG SHG
+13 2 0
+1 1 2
+14 3 2
GWG
2
4
6
2012-13 PLAYER BIOS
#18 CHARLIE ADAMS
Forward
Last Goal: 12/15/12 vs. Minnesota State
Last Assist: --
2012-13 (Freshman ): Made his collegiate debut against Alabama-Huntsville on Nov. 23...scored his first collegiate goal against Minnesota State on Dec. 15.
Before UNO: Played two seasons for Austin of the North American Hockey League...in 60 games last season, had 18 goals and 33 assists for 51 points to lead the
team in scoring...finished the season with three powerplay goals and two game-winners while accumulating 32 penalty minutes...had two goals and an assist
for three points along with two penalty minutes during eight games in the 2012 playoffs... was named to the NAHL All-Central Division Team...finished his junior
career with 35 goals and 57 assists for 92 points in 116 games...was an all-conference hockey and football player at Mahtomedi High School.
Personal: Born March 15, 1992...son of Mari Adams...has a brother, Ben, and a sister, Eva...majoring in business.
Born: March 15, 1992
Hometown: Mahtomedi, Minn.
Height: 6-1
Year: Freshman
#19 TANNER LANE
Forward
Last Goal: 1/4/13 vs. Colorado College (2)
Weight: 189
Shoots: Right
Last Assist: 1/12/13 at Denver
2012-13 (Freshman): Made his collegiate debut against Northern Michigan on Oct. 19...registered his first collegiate point with an assist at Quinnipiac on Dec.
29...scored his first two collegiate goals, including the game winner, against Colorado College on Jan. 4...had an assist the following night...had assists in backto-back games at Denver on Jan. 11 and 12 the end of a five-game point streak (2-4-6).
Before UNO: Played for two teams last season, finishing with the Omaha Lancers where he scored 12 goals and 20 assists for 32 points in 48 games...also had
a goal and eight assists in 12 games with the Fargo Force before being traded to Omaha...in 117 career USHL games with Omaha and Fargo, scored 17 goals and
added 37 assists for 54 points...also played in nine playoff games without registering a point...drafted by the Atlanta Thrashers (now the Winnipeg Jets) in the 6th
round, 160th overall, in the 2010 NHL Entry Draft.
Personal: Born Aug. 13, 1992...son of Dan and Kari Lane...has two sisters, Jordan and Alissa...majoring in business.
Born: Aug. 13, 1992
Hometown: Detroit Lakes, Minn.
Height: 6-3
Year: Freshman
Weight: 184
Shoots: Left
2012-13 PLAYER BIOS
#21 MATT WHITE - C
Forward
Last Goal: 1/25/13 at Bemidji State (2)
2012-13 (Junior): Had a goal against Army in the Icebreaker on Oct. 12...had a goal and an assist on Oct. 19 against Northern Michigan...had a goal against
Bemidji State on Oct. 26...had an 83-game games played streak snapped on Nov. 2...had a goal against Minnesota Duluth on Nov. 11...had the game-winning
goal against Alabama-Huntsville on Nov. 24...assisted on both UNO goals at Minnesota on Dec. 1...had a goal and two assists at St. Cloud State on Dec. 7...had
a shorthanded goal at St. Cloud State on Dec. 8...had a goal and an assist against Minnesota State on Dec. 14...had another goal against Minnesota State on
Dec. 15...had a goal at Quinnipiac on Dec. 29, the final game of a five game goal streak and a six game point streak (5-5-10)...had a goal and two assists against
Colorado College on Jan. 4...had two assists at Denver on Jan. 11...scored a goal at Denver on Jan. 12...scored two goals, had one assist and was +3 at Bemidji
State on Jan. 25.
2011-12 (Sophomore): Set new career highs for goals, assists and points while leading UNO in scoring...one of six players to appear in all 38 games...had a goal
and an assist in a 4-1 exhibition win over British Columbia on Oct. 1...had two assists against Mercyhurst on Oct. 7...had a shorthanded empty-net goal and an
assist against Alaska Anchorage on Oct. 21...scored UNO’s first goal against Alaska Anchorage on Oct. 22...had a goal and an assist at Wisconsin on Oct. 28...notched
a team season-high three assists at Wisconsin on Oct. 29 to finish the weekend with a goal and four assists...had two goals, including a shorthanded and empty
net goal, and added two assists against Colorado College on Nov. 4...had two assists against St. Cloud State on Nov. 26...scored a goal against St. Cloud State on
Nov. 27...had a goal and an assist at North Dakota on Dec. 9...scored a shorthanded goal and had an assist on Dec. 31 vs. Quinnipiac...had a goal and an assist on
Jan. 13 against Minnesota Duluth...had a goal and an assist at Minnesota State on Jan. 20...scored a goal and an assist against Bemidji State on Feb. 4...scored a
pair of goals, including the game winner, at Michigan Tech on Feb. 11 and set a new career high for goals in a season...had a powerplay goal at Colorado College
on Feb. 17...scored his team and WCHA-leading fourth shorthanded goal of the season on Feb. 25 vs. Minnesota...earned an assist against Denver on March 3 to
become the first UNO player to reach 40 points since the 2006-07 season.
2010-11 (Freshman): One of 10 players and one of three freshmen to appear in all 39 games...led UNO’s freshmen in scoring with 14 goals and 11 assists for 25
points...his goal total ranked second on the team...was seventh overall in team scoring...scored two goals, including the game-winner, against British Columbia on
Oct. 2...had two goals and an assist in first collegiate game, against Clarkson, on Oct. 8, 2010...was named the Red Barron WCHA Co-Rookie of the Week following
a two-goal, two-assist weekend to open the season...had a goal at Minnesota on Oct. 15...had a goal at Minnesota on Oct. 16...had a goal at Michigan on Oct.
22...opened season with a team season-high six-game point streak (5-3-8) before having it snapped on Nov. 5 against Minnesota State...scored a goal at St. Cloud
State on Nov. 13...had a goal against Michigan Tech on Dec. 9...scored a breakaway goal at Colorado College on Dec. 19 (game winner)...had a powerplay goal at
Quinnipiac on Dec. 31...had a powerplay goal at North Dakota on Jan. 21...had a powerplay goal against Alabama-Huntsville on Jan. 28...scored a goal against St.
Cloud State on Feb. 5...scored the game-winning goal at Alaska Anchorage on Feb. 19...had a shorthanded goal against Denver on Feb. 25...had two assists against
Bemidji State on March 11...had another assist against Bemidji State on March 12 to put together a four-game point streak.
Before UNO: Named the Dave Tyler Junior Player of the Year by USA Hockey following the 2009-10 season...USHL Player of the Year and a member of the AllUSHL First Team that season after leading the Omaha Lancers in scoring with 35 goals and 47 assists for 82 points...Finished second in the USHL in scoring...Had a
team-best +41 plus/minus ratio while scoring five game-winning goals and a team-best eight shorthanded goals while registering 53 penalty minutes...Added
four goals and seven assists for 11 points in eight playoff games...In 155 career games for Omaha, scored 57 goals and 88 assists for 145 points and 102 penalty
minutes...Also had seven goals and 24 points in 24 career playoff games.
Personal: Born Aug. 23, 1989...son of Yolanda and the late Ron White...has two brothers, Ronnie and Andrew...majoring in business management.
Born: Aug. 23, 1989
Hometown: Whittier, Calif.
Height: 5-10
Career Stats
Season
2010-11
2011-12
TOTAL
Year: Junior
Weight: 187
GP
39
38
77
G
14
17
31
A
11
23
34
Pts
25
40
65
Shots
138
162
300
Shoots: Right
Shot% Pen-Min +/- PPG SHG
0.101 5-10 +1 3 1
0.105 7-14 -1 2 4
0.103 12-24 0 5 5
GWG
2
1
3
2012-13 PLAYER BIOS
#22 ANDREW SCHMIT
Forward
Last Goal: 1/14/12 vs. Minnesota Duluth
2012-13 (Sophomore): Earned his first point of the season with an assist at Bemidji State on Jan. 25.
2011-12 (Freshman): Appeared in 18 games during his first season...made his collegiate debut on Oct. 7 against Mercyhurst...scored his first collegiate goal, the
game winner, in the Mavericks’ 3-1 win over No. 1 Minnesota Duluth on Jan. 14...earned his first collegiate assist against Minnesota on Feb. 25.
Before UNO: Had 16 goals and 23 assists for 39 points while playing 60 games for the Lincoln Stars in 2010-11...also had 118 penalty minutes...finished third
in team scoring...also played in two playoff games for the Stars but did not register a point...prior to coming to Lincoln, played 45 games with the Chicago Steel
alongside current UNO forward Alex Simonson...in that season, had three goals and five assists for eight points...prior to playing junior hockey, played hockey and
football at Culver Military Academy in Indiana where he won a state championship in hockey as a sophomore.
Personal: Born Aug. 22, 1991...son of Robert and Stacy Schmit...father played defensive tackle for Indiana University while brother Aaron played hockey at Ferris
State...also has a sister, Alyssa, who plays hockey and is on the crew team at Culver Academy...majoring in business.
Born: Aug. 22, 1991
Hometown: Grafton, Wis.
Height: 6-4
Career Stats
Season
2011-12
TOTAL
Year: Sophomore
Weight: 213
GP
18
18
G
1
1
A
1
1
Shoots: Right
Pts
2 15 0.067 12-24 -4 0 0 1
2 15 0.067 12-24 -4 0 0 1
2012-13 PLAYER BIOS
#23 JOHNNIE SEARFOSS
Forward
Last Goal: 2/1/13 vs. Michigan Tech
2012-13 (Junior): Had a goal and an assist against Army in the Icebreaker on Oct. 12...had a goal against Bemidji State on Oct. 26...had two assists at Michigan
Tech on Nov. 3 to finish the weekend with three helpers...had a goal and an assist against Alabama-Huntsville on Nov. 24....scored a goal at Minnesota on Dec.
1...scored the first goal of the game against Minnesota State on Dec. 15...had a goal and an assist at Quinnipiac on Dec. 29...scored an empty net goal and had
an assist at Bemidji State on Jan. 25...had a goal against Michigan Tech on Feb. 1.
2011-12 (Sophomore): Set a new career high for assists...had a goal against Mercyhurst on Oct. 7...notched his first multiple-point game of the season with
an empty-net goal and an assist against Quinnipiac on Dec. 31...was named a WCHA Scholar-Athlete on Feb. 9...had a powerplay goal at Colorado College on
Feb. 17...named to the All-WCHA Academic Team on March 8.
2010-11 (Freshman): Played in 37 games, scoring nine goals and 13 points...his nine goals ranked fourth among all UNO freshmen...cored his first collegiate
goal in his first college game, against Clarkson, on Oct. 8...scored two powerplay goals and added an assist against Minnesota State on Nov. 5...tallied a goal
against Minnesota State on Nov. 6...scored a goal at Bemidji State on Dec. 4...scored a goal (game winner) against Wisconsin on Feb. 11 to snap a 12-game goal
drought...had two assists against Wisconsin on Feb. 12...was named the Red Barron WCHA Co-Rookie of the Week after putting up one goal (game-winner) and
two assists against Wisconsin...had an empty-net goal at Alaska Anchorage on Feb. 19...scored a goal against Denver on Feb. 25...scored a goal at Minnesota
Duluth on March 4.
Before UNO: Had 21 goals and 19 assists for 40 points in 60 games for Fargo in 2009-10 to rank sixth in team scoring...tied for second on the team with seven
powerplay goals...also had 90 penalty minutes...had two goals and three assists for five points in 13 playoff games as the Force fell to Green Bay 3-2 in the Clark
Cup Finals...helped lead Fargo to back-to-back USHL Western Division Playoff Championships...in 120 career USHL games with Fargo, he had 36 goals and 38
assists for 74 points and 108 penalty minutes...played in 23 career playoff games, scoring four goals and five assists for nine points and ten penalty minutes...
was voted the Force’s most improved player in 2009...played for UNO coach Dean Blais during 2008-09 season.
Personal: Born Feb. 10, 1990...son of John and Lauri Searfoss...has one sister, Jourdan...majoring in continuing studies.
Born: Feb. 10, 1990
Hometown: Colleyville, Texas
Height: 6-2
Career Stats
Season
2010-11
2011-12
TOTAL
Year: Junior
Weight: 188
GP
37
31
68
G
9
3
12
A
4
9
13
Shoots: Left
Pts
13 710.12711-22-72 01
12 740.041 6-12 -51 00
25 145 0.083 17-34 -12 3 0 1
2012-13 PLAYER BIOS
#24 BRYCE ANELOSKI
Defense
Last Goal: 1/5/13 vs. Colorado College
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Last Assist: 2/9/13 vs. North Dakota (2)
2012-13 (Senior): Had a goal and two assists against Army in the Icebreaker on Oct. 12...played in his 100th career game on Nov. 2 at Michigan Tech...had the
game-winning goal and an assist against Alabama-Huntsville on Nov. 23...had two assists against Alabama-Huntsville on Nov. 24...had a goal and an assist at St.
Cloud State on Dec. 7...had a shorthanded goal against Colorado College on Jan. 5...had two assists against North Dakota on Feb. 9.
2011-12 (Junior): Led UNO defensemen in scoring while registering new career highs for goals and points...one of six players to appear in all 38 games...had
a pair of assists against Mercyhurst on Oct. 7...had another assist against Colgate on Oct. 8 and was named to the Mutual of Omaha Stampede All-Tournament
Team...had a pair of assists at Wisconsin on Oct. 28...scored his first goal of the year (powerplay) at Wisconsin on Oct. 29...snapped a nine-game point drought with
an assist against Quinnipiac on Dec. 31...had the game-winning, overtime goal at Minnesota State on Jan. 20...had another goal at Minnesota State on Jan.21
to set a new career high for goals in a season...had the game-tying goal against Bemidji State on Feb. 3, establishing a three-game goal streak...named a WCHA
Scholar-Athlete on Feb. 9...had a goal at Michigan Tech on Feb. 10 and added an assist at MTU on Feb. 11...scored a goal at Colorado College on Feb. 18...had an
assist against Minnesota on Feb. 24 to extend his point streak to team season high 10 games...named to the All-WCHA Academic Team on March 8.
2010-11 (Sophomore): One of 10 players to play in all 39 games...finished second in defenseman scoring with 19 points...had a goal and an assist against British
Columbia on Oct. 2...had two assists at Michigan on Oct. 22 for his first collegiate points...scored a goal and had an assist against Minnesota State on Nov. 5...
had two assists against Michigan Tech on Dec. 10...had a powerplay goal at Quinnipiac on Dec. 30...registered two assists against Wisconsin on Feb. 12...had two
assists on March 5 at Minnesota Duluth.
Before UNO: Was the top scorer among defensemen in the USHL in 2009-10 and was an All-USHL First Team pick, scoring 15 goals and 39 assists for 54 points in
60 games for Cedar Rapids...finished second in team scoring...registered 34 penalty minutes and had a team-best 26 powerplay points (8-18-26) while also firing
a team-high 210 shots...had four more assists in five playoff games...finished with 27 goals and 59 assists for 86 career points in 157 game with Cedar Rapids and
added four assists in 13 career playoff games...played 16 games for Providence College in 2008-09 and registered one assist and eight penalty minutes before
returning to junior hockey.
Personal: Born April 27, 1990...son of Ronald and Stacey Aneloski...has one sister, Ashley...was selected in the seventh round, 196th overall, by the Ottawa
Senators in the 2010 NHL Entry Draft...majoring in continuing studies.
Born: April 27, 1990
Hometown: Pekin, Ill.
Height: 6-2
Career Stats
Season
2008-09 (Providence)
2010-11
2011-12
TOTAL
Year: Senior
Weight: 204
GP
16
39
38
93
G
0
2
6
8
A
1
17
14
32
Shoots: Right
Pts
1 11 0.000 4-8 -1 0 0 0
19 63 0.032 7-14 +15 1 0 0
20 960.062 6-12 -52 01
40 170 0.047 17-34 +9 3 0 1
2012-13 PLAYER BIOS
#25 BRENT GWIDT - C
Forward
Last Goal: 1/11/12 at Denver
2012-13 (Senior): Scored his first career shorthanded goal, a goal that was also the game-winner, against Northern Michigan on Oct. 19...had a goal against
Minnesota Duluth on Nov. 11...had a goal against Alabama-Huntsville on Nov. 24....scored a goal at St. Cloud State on Dec. 7...scored his second career shorthanded
goal at Denver on Jan. 11.
2011-12 (Junior): Set new career highs for goals, assists and points, more than doubling his previous career total...one of six players to appear in all 38 games,
a new career high...scored a powerplay goal at Wisconsin on Oct. 28...had a pair of assists at Bemidji State on Nov. 11...had a goal at Bemidji State on Nov. 12...
scored a goal against Alabama-Huntsville on Dec. 3 to set a new career high for points in a season (7)...scored a goal against Quinnipiac on Dec. 30 to set a new
career high for goals in a season (4)...had another goal and an assist against Quinnipiac on Dec. 31 marking the first time he’d scored goals in back-to-back games
in his career...played in his 100th career game on Feb. 24 against Minnesota...had a goal against Minnesota on Feb. 25, his first since Dec. 31 (12 games)...named
to the All-WCHA Academic Team on March 8.
2010-11 (Sophomore): Played in 37 games and finished with a career-high six points and three goals...had a goal and an assist against Clarkson on Oct. 8...
scored a goal at Quinnipiac on Dec. 30...scored a goal against Denver on Feb. 26.
2009-10 (Freshman): Skated in 30 games, scoring two goals and three assists...scored his first college goal at Michigan State on Nov. 6...earned first college assist
vs. Lake Superior State on Nov. 13...scored a goal at Alaska on Dec. 11.
Before UNO: Won the Clark Cup Championship with the Indiana Ice (USHL) during 2008-09 season, beating the Fargo Force and current UNO coach Dean Blais,
three games to one…served as team captain…in 60 games, had 11 goals and 17 assists while accumulating 31 penalty minutes…played three years for Indiana
and also served as an alternate captain in 2006-2007...prior to junior hockey, played for Lakeland High School and led the team in scoring his senior year while
also serving as team captain...was first team all-conference and all-state as a senior and was the Lumberjack Conference MVP.
Personal: Born Feb. 20, 1988...son of Scott and Teresa Gwidt...has one brother, Brandon...drafted by the Washington Capitals in the sixth round, 157th overall in
the 2006 NHL Entry Draft...majoring in general studies.
Born: Feb. 20, 1988
Hometown: Minocqua, Wis.
Height: 6-3
Career Stats
Season
2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
TOTAL
Year: Senior
Weight: 218
GP
31
37
38
105
#27 AARON PEARCE
G
2
3
6
11
A
3
3
9
15
Shoots: Left
Pts
5 47 0.043 10-28 +1 0 0 0
6 44 0.068 2-4 -4 0 0 0
15 630.095 2-4 -41 01
26 154 0.071 14-36 -7 1 0 1
Forward
Last Goal: --
Last Assist: 11/24/12 vs. Alabama-Huntsville
2012-13 (Freshman): Played in his first career game against Army on Oct. 12...registered his first collegiate point with an assist against Alabama-Huntsville on
Nov. 24.
Before UNO: Played two seasons for the Waterloo Blackhawks, registering 16 goals and 14 assists for 30 points and 33 penalty minutes in 56 games last season...
had four powerplay goals, two shorthanded goals and four game winners...added five goals and six assists for 11 points and 20 PIM in 15 playoff games for the
Blackhawks who were runners up in the Clark Cup Finals against Green Bay...was team captain in 2011-12 and an alternate captain in 2010-11...in his career,
played in 101 games, scoring 25 goals and 46 points along with 87 penalty minutes...had six goals and six assists to go along with 20 penalty minutes in 17 career
playoff games...in 2011-12, earned Waterloo’s team awards as Hardest Worker, Unsung Hero and for Community Service.
Personal: Born April 30, 1992...son of Rob and Nancy Pearce...has a sister, Madison...majoring in business.
Born: April 30, 1992
Hometown: Mississauga, Ontario
Height: 6-0
Year: Freshman
Weight: 192
Shoots: Left
2012-13 PLAYER BIOS
#28 BRIAN O’ROURKE
Defense
Last Goal: 12/29/12 at Quinnipiac
2012-13 (Sophomore): Registered his first collegiate point with an assist against Bemidji State on Oct. 27...scored his first collegiate goal at Quinnipiac on Dec.
29.
2011-12 (Freshman): Skated in 21 games for the Mavericks as a rookie, playing both defense and right wing...finished with 13 shots and four penalties for eight
minutes...made his collegiate debut on Oct. 8 against Colgate.
Before UNO: O’Rourke had a goal and 11 assists for 12 points and 57 penalty minutes while playing in 59 games for the Green Bay Gamblers during the 2010-11
season...in 94 career games for Green Bay, had a goal and 13 assists for 14 points while amassing 98 penalty minutes...also helped the Gamblers win both the
Anderson Cup and Clark Cup Championship in 2010 and to the Clark Cup finals in 2011, appearing in 11 games and earning 10 penalty minutes...in total, played
in 20 career playoff games for Green Bay and registered 15 penalty minutes.
Personal: Born April 4, 1991...son of Ken and Karen O’Rourke...has a sister, Nicole...majoring in business.
Born: April 4, 1991
Hometown: St. Louis, Mo.
Height: 6-2
Career Stats
Season
2011-12
TOTAL
Year: Sophomore
Weight: 192
GP
21
21
#29 DAYN BELFOUR
G
0
0
A
0
0
Shoots: Left
Pts
0 13 0.000 4-8 -4 0 0 0
0 13 0.000 4-8 -4 0 0 0
Goaltender
Last Win: 1/20/12 at Minnesota State
Last Loss: 2/8/13 vs. North Dakota
Last Tie: 11/27/11 vs. St. Cloud State
2012-13 (Sophomore): Made his season debut on Feb. 8, stopping a team season-high 34 shots in a 2-1 loss to North Dakota.
2011-12 (Freshman): Earned his first collegiate win in a relief appearance, stopping nine shots and allowing one goal in 20 minutes in a 7-5 win over Colorado
College on Nov. 4...got his first collegiate start on Nov. 19 at Denver, making 26 saves and allowing three goals in a 3-3 tie...made 22 saves and allowed two goals
in a 2-2 tie with St. Cloud State on Nov. 27...made one save in 54 seconds and got credit for the win in a 2-1 overtime victory at Minnesota State on Jan. 20...
named to the All-WCHA Academic Team on March 8.
Before UNO: Played for the Fargo Force (USHL) in 2009-10...in 16 games, posted a record of 8-2-4 with a 3.06 goals-against average and a ..895 save percentage...
that same season, also appeared in three games for Waterloo of the USHL.
Personal: Born May 27, 1989 in Saginaw, Mich....son of Ed Belfour and Rita Karakul and Mustafa Karakul and Ashli Belfour...has two sisters, Reaghan and Derya,
and a brother, Alder...father is in the Hockey Hall of Fame after a 16-year NHL career that included the Calder Trophy (1991), two Vezina Trophies (1991, 1993) and
a Stanley Cup Championshp (1997)...also won an NCAA Championship with North Dakota in 1987...majoring in continuing studies.
Born: May 27, 1989
Hometown: Saginaw, Mich.
Height: 6-1
Career Stats
Season
2011-12
TOTAL
GP
6
6
Year: Sophomore
Weight: 200
Minutes
258:33
258:33
Catches: Left
GA
GAA Saves Save%
11 2.55 101 .902
11 2.55 101 .902
W L T
Sho
212 0
212 0
2012-13 PLAYER BIOS
#30 JOHN FAULKNER - A
Last Win: 2/1/13 vs. Michigan Tech
Goaltender
Last Loss: 2/9/13 vs. North Dakota
Last Tie: 11/12/13 at Denver
2012-13 (Senior): Made 17 saves and allowed one goal in a 5-1 win over Army on Oct. 12...made 11 saves and allowed two goals in a 5-2 win over Northern
Michigan on Oct. 19, his 40th career win...stopped 22 shots and allowed three goals in a 3-3 tie with Bemidji State on Oct. 26...made 21 saves and allowed one
goal in a 2-1 win at Michigan Tech on Nov. 2...had 24 more saves and allowed three goals in a 5-3 win at Michigan Tech on Nov. 3...had 30 saves and allowed two
goals in a 3-2 win over Minnesota Duluth on Nov. 10...made a season-high 31 saves and allowed three goals in a 6-3 win over Minneosta Duluth on Nov. 11...was
named WCHA Defensive Player of the Week on Nov. 13...made 16 saves and allowed two goals in a 3-2 win over Alabama-Huntsville on Nov. 23 to earn his 45th
career victory, tying Jerad Kaufmann for second all-time in wins at UNO...made 19 saves and allowed two goals in a 3-2 win at Minnesota on Nov. 30...made 29
saves and allowed five goals in a 6-5 win at St. Cloud State on Dec. 7...made 26 saves and allowed four goals in an 8-4 win over Colorado College on Jan. 4...made
20 saves and allowed one goal in a 3-1 win over Colorado College on Jan. 5...made 33 saves and allowed three goals in a 3-3 tie at Denver on Jan. 12...made 22
saves and allowed three goals in a 5-3 win at Bemidji State on Jan. 25...had 22 more saves and allowed one goal in a 2-1 win at Bemidji State on Jan. 26...was
named WCHA Defensive Player of the Week for the second time on Jan. 29...made 26 saves and allowed three goals in a 4-3 win over Michigan Tech on Feb. 1...
ranks second all-time in wins at UNO with 52, just one from tying Dan Ellis for first all-time.
2011-12 (Junior): Made 17 saves and allowed one goal in a 5-1 win over Mercyhurst on Oct. 7...made 18 saves and allowed one goal in a 4-1 win over Alaska
Anchorage on Oct. 21...stopped 20 shots and allowed one goal in a 3-1 win over Alaska Anchorage on Oct. 22...turned aside 20 shots and allowed one goal in a
5-1 win at Bemidji State on Nov. 12...made 24 saves and allowed one goal in a 2-1 overtime win at North Dakota on Dec. 9...made 20 saves and allowed two goals
in a 2-2 tie with Quinnipiac on Dec. 30...made 26 saves and allowed one goal in a 3-3 tie at Michigan Tech on Feb. 10.
2010-11 (Sophomore): Started all 39 games this season, becoming the first UNO goaltender to start every game in a season...set a school record and tied for first
in the NCAA with six shutouts...now ranks second in career shutouts behind only Dan Ellis (7)...is tied for second all-time in UNO wins in a season with a careerhigh 20...moved into the top 10 at UNO for saves in a season (931-5th), goals-against average (2.56-4th), save percentage (.908-5th), games played (39-T2nd)
and minutes played (2199:41-4th)...played 20 minutes and made eight saves to earn the win in exhibition game vs. British Columbia on Oct. 2...recorded his first
collegiate shutout with 26 saves against Clarkson on Oct. 8...made 23 saves and allowed three goals in 5-3 win over RIT on Oct. 9...named to Mutual of Omaha
Stampede all-tournament team...was named the Red Barron WCHA Defensive Player of the Week following that weekend...made a season-high 38 saves and
allowed four goals in a 5-4 win at Minnesota on Oct. 15, UNO’s first WCHA win...stopped 29 shots and allowed two goals in a 4-2 win at Minnesota on Oct. 16...
made 34 saves and allowed two goals in 4-2 win at Michigan on Oct. 22...made 26 saves and allowed one goal in a 5-1 win over Minnesota State on Nov. 5...made
26 saves and allowed two powerplay goals in a 5-2 win over Minnesota State on Nov. 6...was named the Red Barron WCHA Defensive Player of the Week for the
second time following the sweep of Minnesota State...earned his second career shutout with 23 saves in a 3-0 win at St. Cloud State on Nov. 12...made 16 saves
and allowed four goals in a 4-4 tie at St. Cloud State on Nov. 13; also earned first assist of season...mad 30 saves and earned third shutout of season with 1-0 win
over North Dakota on Nov. 20...made 17 saves and allowed two goals in a 5-2 win over Michigan Tech on Dec. 9...made 18 saves and allowed one goal in a 3-1 win
over Michigan Tech on Dec. 10...broke the school record for shutouts in a season (4) when he made 24 saves in a 3-0 win at Colorado College on Dec. 19...earned
his third Red Barron WCHA Defensive Player of the Week award following the Colorado College series...earned an assist at Quinnipiac on Dec. 30...made 33 saves
and allowed four goals in an 8-4 win at North Dakota on Jan. 21...earned his school-record fifth shutout with 20 saves against Alabama-Huntsville on Jan. 28 and
in the process, set a career high for wins in a season (14)...earned his NCAA-leading sixth shutout with 33 saves against St. Cloud State on Feb. 4...made 31 saves
and allowed one goal in a 4-1 win over Wisconsin on Feb. 11...made 27 saves and allowed three goals in a 4-3 win over Wisconsin on Feb. 12...was named the Red
Barron WCHA Player of the Week for the fourth time following the sweep of Wisconsin...stopped 29 shots and allowed one goal in a 4-1 win at Alaska Anchorage
on Feb. 19...made 27 saves and allowed two goals in a 5-2 win over Denver on Feb. 25...made 29 saves and allowed two goals in a 5-2 win at Minnesota Duluth
on March 5...was named to the All-WCHA Third Team...was a member of the All-WCHA Academic Team.
2009-10 (Freshman): Played in a team-high 29 games, starting 26 and posted a team-best record of 13-10-4...had a team-best 2.60 goals-against average and
a .905 save percentage...made first appearance with 28:40 of relief in exhibition game against Lethbridge and made five saves on Oct. 5...played 31:33 against
Army on 10/9, allowing one goal on eight shots, and earned his first college win...played 34:35 of relief against UMass-Lowell, stopping all 11 shots he faced for
the win...named to Mutual of Omaha Icebreaker All-Tournament Team...started his first college game on Oct. 16 at Colgate and made a career-high 27 saves...
made 23 saves and allowed one goal in a 4-1 win at Colgate on Oct. 17, his first win as a starter...made 11 saves and allowed one goal, earning the win in relief on
Nov. 27 against Western Michigan...established a new team season high for saves with 34 stops in a 2-0 loss at Ferris State on Dec. 4...reset the team season high
for saves with 36 at Ferris State on Dec. 5...stopped 24 shots and allowed three goals in 5-3 win at Alaska on Dec. 12...stopped 29 shots and allowed one goal in
a 1-1 tie at Minnesota State on Dec. 18...stopped 23 shots in a 2-1 overtime win over Minnesota State on Dec. 19...made 29 saves in a 2-2 tie with St. Lawrence
on Jan. 2...earned his first collegiate point with an assist against Alaska on Jan. 8...made 21 saves to earn 2-1 win over Alaska on Jan. 9...made 24 saves in a 5-3
win over Northern Michigan on Jan. 23; also had two assists become the first UNO goalie since Dan Ellis to record two assists in a game...made 22 saves in a 4-3
win over Ohio State on Feb. 6...made 29 saves in a 4-3 win over Michigan on Feb. 12...tied his own career high with 36 saves in a 4-1 win over Michigan on Feb.
13...named CCHA’s Reebok Goaltender of the Week on Feb. 15...made a career- and team season-high 39 saves in a 6-2 loss at Miami on Feb. 19...made 16 saves
and allowed two goals in a 3-2 win over Bemidji State on Feb. 27...three assists ties team record for assists by a goaltender in one season... was an honorable
mention CCHA all-rookie team.
Before UNO: Redshirted during the 2008-09 season...spent the prior four seasons with the Sarnia Blast of the Western Ontario Hockey League where he set
WOHL goaltending records for games played (145), minutes played (8,123) and wins (74)...he also set team records for career shutouts (6) and career assists by a
goaltender (8)...named WOHL first team all-star in 2007-08 after going 19-19-0 with 3.03 GAA and a league-best .921 save percentage.
2012-13 PLAYER BIOS
Faulkner Cont.
Personal: Born Feb. 15, 1988...son of Bonnie Faulkner...has one brother, Adam, and one sister, Ashley...majoring in exercise science.
Born: Feb. 15, 1988
Hometown: Sarnia, Ontario
Height: 6-1
Career Stats
Season
2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
TOTAL
GP
29
39
18
86
Year: Senior
Weight: 216
Minutes
1567:23
2199:41
961:35
4728:39
#31 RYAN MASSA
GA
68
94
47
209
Catches: Left
GAA Saves Save%
2.60 648 .905
2.56 931 .908
2.93 367 .886
2.65 1946
.903
Goaltender
Last Win: 2/18/12 at Colorado College
W L T
Sho
1310 4 0
2015 2 6
592 0
38 34 8
6
MA-suh
Last Loss: 3/2/12 vs. Denver
Last Tie: 2/3/12 vs. Bemidji State
Freshman (2011-12): Made his collegiate debut in relief on Oct. 14 vs. Alaska Anchorage, making 14 saves and allowing no goals...made his first collegiate start
on Oct. 15 at Alaska, stopping 25 shots and allowing four goals in a 4-1 loss...earned his first collegiate win with 18 saves and four goals against in a 5-4 win at
Wisconsin on Oct. 28...made 22 saves and allowed three goals in a 3-3 tie at Bemidji State on Nov. 11...made 25 saves and allowed three goals in a 4-3 win over
St. Cloud State on Nov. 26...made 24 saves and allowed two goals in a 6-2 win over Alabama-Huntsville on Dec. 3...stopped 25 shots and allowed one goal in a
4-1 win over Quinnipiac on Dec. 31...stopped a team season high and career best 43 shots in a 3-1 win over Minnesota Duluth on Jan. 14...stopped 39 shots and
allowed one goal but did not earn the decision because of injury in a 2-1 overtime win at Minnesota State on Jan. 20...had 27 saves in a 1-1 tie against Bemidji
State on Feb. 3, his fifth consecutive game allowing only one goal...made 35 saves for his first collegiate shutout in a 4-0 win at Michigan Tech on Feb. 11...made
15 saves and allowed no goal in one period of relief to earn a 5-3 win at Colorado College on Feb. 18.
Before UNO: Massa led Fargo in games played and wins in 2010-11 season, finishing with a record of 19-9-4 with a 2.37 goals-against average and a .908 save
percentage in 33 games...also had two shutouts...finished eighth in the USHL in GAA...was the Force’s team MVP and a 2011 USHL All-Star...in 66 career games
with the Force, compiled a record of 38-16-6 with a 2.76 goals-against average, a .902 save percentage and three shutouts...appeared in 17 playoff games, going
10-7 with a 2.21 GAA and a .921 save percentage...scored a goal against Green Bay in the Clark Cup Finals on May 1, 2010.
Personal: Born July 6, 1990...son of Mark and Tami Massa...has a sister, Gianna...majoring in business.
Born: July 6, 1990
Hometown: Littleton, Colo.
Height: 6-0
Career Stats
Season
2010-11
TOTAL
GP
21
21
Year: Sophomore
Weight: 179
Minutes
1086:13
1086:13
Catches: Left
GA
GAA Saves Save%
47 2.60 497 .914
47 2.60 497 .914
W L T
Sho
782 1
782 1

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