C A N I S I U S C O L L E G E2010-11 HOCKEY MEDIA GUI DE

Dave Cianfrini, DSigned with Fort Wayne Komets (CHL)

“My four years at Canisius have really prepared me to excel at the next level. Canisius has definitely shown an increased commitment to developing players for the next level, particularly with a strong support staff.”

Pete MacDougall, FSigned with Greenville

Road Warriors (ECHL)

“I am extremely grateful for the opportunity that Canisius College and the hockey

program has given me. The College and program are both surrounded with a number of great individuals, who made my journey a pleasure, and Canisius has been a great steeping stone in my development both on and off the ice.”

Jason Weeks, FSigned with Tulsa Oilers (CHL)

“Playing at Canisius helped me a great deal and I thank all of the coaching staff, especially Coach Smith, Coach Adams and Coach Mankowski for pushing me everyday in the right direction on and off the ice.”

Andrew Loewen, GSigned with Colorado

Eagles (CHL)

“Canisius has helped me prepare for this next step by being in a competitive hockey

environment. Reviewing our graduating class and realizing how many teammates are also be taking the next step of playing pro hockey confirms that and I can’t thank my teammates and the Canisius support staff enough for their support.”

Dave Kostuch, FSigned with

MKS Cracovia Krakow

“Canisius has been a huge contributor in helping me reach the next level. I have

learned many new things at Canisius both on and off the ice and I am very thankful for playing here the last two years.”

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From Canisius to the Pros

Carl Hudson ‘10 became the first Griff to sign with an NHL team, inking with the Florida Panthers after last season.

Seven members from the 2009-10 Golden Griffin program continued

their careers at the professional level.

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Canisius CollegeQuick Facts .......................................................................2Golden Griffin Hockey .............................................4-5Facilities ..........................................................................6-9Atlantic Hockey ......................................................10-11Canisius College .....................................................12-13Academic Services .................................................14-15Buffalo .......................................................................16-17Tradition of Excellence ........................................18-19Athletic Department ............................................20-21Griffs in the Community ........................................... 22

2010-11 Golden GriffinsSeason Preview .......................................................24-25Coaching Staff ....................................................... 26-29 Head Coach Dave Smith ..................................26-27 Assistant Coaches .................................................... 28 Support Staff ............................................................. 292010-11 Roster ............................................................. 30Meet the Griffs .......................................................31-55 Captains .................................................................31-34 Returners .............................................................. 35-52 Freshmen .............................................................. 53-55Roster Breakdown ....................................................... 56

2010-11 OpponentsOpponent Quick Facts ....................................... 58-62 AIC, Air Force ............................................................. 58 Army, Bentley, Connecticut, Holy Cross ......... 59 Mercyhurst, Niagara, Notre Dame, Quinnipiac ....... 60 RIT, Robert Morris, Sacred Heart .......................61 Western Michigan, Wisconsin ............................. 62All-Time Results Against 2010-11 Opp. ....... 63-65Atlantic Hockey Composite Schedule .................. 66

2009-10 Season Review2009-10 Season Review ..................................... 68-692009-10 Results ........................................................... 682009-10 Statistics ........................................................ 702009-10 Game-by-Game Statistics ....................... 712009-10 Atlantic Hockey Review ................... 72-732009-10 Box Scores ..............................................74-78

Golden Griffin HistoryCanisius Hockey History .....................................80-81Year-by-Year Results .................................................. 81Canisius Hall of Fame ................................................. 82Postseason History...................................................... 83Conference Honors..................................................... 84Team Awards ................................................................ 85All-Time Results .................................................... 86-92Series History ................................................................ 93All-Time Letterwinners ...................................... 94-96All-Time Letterwinners By Numbers .............97-98

Record BookPoints .............................................................................100Goals ..............................................................................101Assists ............................................................................101Penalty Minutes .........................................................102Records by Defenders ..............................................102Goalie Records ............................................................103Division I Records .............................................104-106Single-Game Records ...............................................107Team Records..............................................................108

AdministrationCanisius Administration .......................................... 110Athletic Administration ..................................111-113Staff Directory ............................................................ 113Media Information .................................................... 114

Media Guide CreditsThe 2010-11 Canisius College hockey guide was produced on a MacBook Pro with Adobe InDesign and Adobe Photoshop CS4.

Editor/Designer: Jason VeniskeyContributors: Matt Reitnour, Matt Lozar, Chris Hill.

Photography: Tom Wolf Imaging. Additional photos provided by David W. Hahn, Collegiate Sports Imaging, Buffalo Bills, Buffalo Bisons; Buffalo Sabres.

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General InformationLocation ............................................................................................Buffalo, NY 14208Founded ......................................................................................................................1870Enrollment .................................................................................................................3,196Nickname ...............................................................................................Golden GriffinsSchool Colors .....................................................Blue (PMS 289), Gold (PMS 124)President ....................................................................................................John J. HurleyAthletic Director ............................................................................................ Bill MaherFaculty Athletic Rep .................................................................Dr. Shawn O’RourkeAthletic Dept. Phone ........................................................................... 716-888-2970Athletic Dept. Fax ...................................................................................716-888-3174

Team InformationAffiliation.............................................................................................NCAA, Division IConference............................................................................................ Atlantic HockeyFirst year of sport .....................................................................................................1980Overall all-time record ................................................................421-427-83 (.497)No. of years in NCAA tourn/last ......................................................................NoneVenue .................................................................................Buffalo State Sports Arena Capacity ...................................................................................................................1,800 Size ........................................................................................................................200x85 Press Box Phone Number ................................................................585-615-53162009-10 Record .................................................................................................. 17-15-5Conference Record/Finish .....................................................................13-11-4/5thLetterwinners Returning/Lost ............................................................................18/9Newcomers ....................................................................................................................... 9Captain ..............................................................................................................Phil RauchAssistant Captains ................................................................................ Cory Conacher ...................................................................................................................... Scott Moser

Coaching StaffHead Coach ...................................................................................................Dave Smith Alma Mater/Year ..............................................................................Ohio State ’92 Record at school (yrs) ...................................................62-97-22 (Five Seasons) Career record (yrs) .............................................................................................. Same Hockey office phone .........................................................................716-888-8466 Best time/day to reach coach ............................................................Contact SIDAssistant Coaches ........................................................................................ B.J. Adams ................................................................................................................. John DaigneauVolunteer Assistant Coach..................................................................... David SmithAthletic Trainer .......................................................................................... Koki Takano

Quick Facts

Buffalo State Sports Arena752 Grant Street, Buffalo, NY

From the East (via I-90): Take Exit 51 (NY-33 West) to NY 198 West Exit NY 198 at Grant Street Left on Grant Street Left at the first traffic signal Right into the parking lot

From the West (via I-90): Take Exit 53 (I-190) to NY 198 East Exit NY 198 at Grant Street Go straight through the traffic signal Right into the parking lot

From the North/Niagara Falls Take I-190 South (over the Grand Island Bridge) to NY 198 East Exit NY 198 at Grant Street Go straight through the traffic signal Right into the parking lot

From the Peace Bridge Take I-190 North to NY 198 East Exit NY 198 at Grant Street Go straight through the traffic signal Right into the parking lot

Driving Directions

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Golden Griffin Hockey

Highlights Under Head Coach Dave Smith• Canisius has improved its Atlantic Hockey record in

each season since Smith’s arrival.

• 14 Griffs have signed professional contracts after playing under Smith, highlighted by Carl Hudson signing with the NHL’s Florida Panthers in 2010.

• Three players have been honored at the Atlantic Hockey Postseason Banquet with individual awards, including the 2009-10 Player of the Year, the 2008-09 Rookie of the Year and the 2007-08 Best Defensive Forward.

• Four Griffs have earned all-conference accolades a total of five times in the last two years. In addition, at least one student-athlete in 4-of-5 years has earned All-Rookie Team selections under Smith.

• 72 Atlantic Hockey All-Academic honorees, including the 2005-06 and 2008-09 Scholar Athlete of the Year.

• Won first game against a CCHA school with a 5-2 win at Ferris State on Oct. 10, 2008.

• Won first game against an ECAC school with a 4-3 victory at Clarkson on Nov. 28, 2008.

• Won first game versus a nationally-ranked team with a 5-4 win at No. 15 Air Force on Jan. 16, 2009.

• Smith’s first full recruiting class set or tied 26 school records during their tenure.

Buffalo State Sports Arena

• The arena boasts seven locker rooms, including one used year-round by the Griffs. The rink also has a concession area, a skate shop with sharpening and rentals, a 200x85 ice surface and a seat-ing capacity of 1,800.

• A new sound system was added prior to the 2006-07 season.

• The Griffs have hosted two MAAC play-

off games and two Atlantic Hockey Playoff contests at the Buffalo State Sports Arena.

• The facility also serves as a prac-tice arena for the National Hockey League’s Buffalo Sabres, the SABAH, Super Sunday High School Hockey Championships, NJCAA Championships, the Buffalo Skating Club, the WNY Federation High School Hockey League and several youth hockey groups.

Buffalo State Sports Arena RecordYear W L T Pct.1999-00 12 1 2 .8672000-01 9 1 1 .8642001-02 9 3 3 .7002002-03 7 7 2 .5002003-04 6 7 2 .4672004-05 7 5 2 .5712005-06 3 11 2 .2502006-07 4 7 1 .3752007-08 7 4 0 .6362008-09 4 4 3 .5002009-10 8 6 4 .555

TOTALS 76 56 22 .565

A Buffalo State Sports Arena record 1,711 fans saw the Griffs defeat rival Niagara on Dec. 30, 2007.

First Class Facilities

Carl Hudson • 2009-10 Second Team All-AHA Cory Conacher • 2009-10 Player of the Year

Atlantic Hockey

Vincent Scarsella • 2009-10 Third Team All-AHA

A new chapter in the history of college hockey was ushered into existence when the Atlantic Hockey Association was created on June 30, 2003, by nine charter members. The sixth Division I men’s ice hockey conference arose when the founding members - American International, Bentley, Canisius, Connecticut, Holy Cross, Mercyhurst, Quinnipiac, Sacred Heart, and the United States Military Academy (Army) - required an organization that represented their specific hockey needs. Now in its eighth year of existence, Atlantic Hockey members are known throughout the NCAA landscape.

The league enjoyed unprecedented success during the 2009-10 season. Last season, RIT won its first tournament title and earned its first bid to the NCAA Tournament. The Tigers then proceeded to win the East Regional, defeating No. 1 seed Denver, 2-1, and third-seeded New Hampshire, 6-2, to earn a trip to the Ford Field in Detroit, Mich. for the Frozen Four. In the national semifinal contest, the Tigers fell to Wisconsin.

The Atlantic Hockey members showed their promise right from the start. Holy Cross earned the league’s NCAA Tournament berth in 2004 and 2006, while Mercyhurst claimed the crown in 2005. The Crusaders became the first team in league history to win an NCAA Tournament game by defeating No. 1 seed Minnesota in overtime on March 24, 2006.

The league continued to evolve with the start of the 2006-07 season, welcoming two new members – Air Force and RIT. With the departure of Quinnipiac, the league membership rose to 10. The Falcons had immediate success in the league, winning three-straight Atlantic Hockey Championships and representing the league in the NCAA Tournament. In 2009, Air Force defeated perennial-power Michigan, 2-0, before narrowly missing a bid to the Frozen Four with a 3-2 double-overtime defeat to Vermont. In addition, Air Force’s Eric Ehn became the first Atlantic Hockey player to be named a Hobey Hat Trick finalist in 2007. Another jump in membership happenes at the start of the 2010-11 season, as Niagara and Robert Morris join Atlantic Hockey to increase the league to 12 teams.

Atlantic Hockey Championships2004 Holy Cross 4, Sacred Heart 02005 Mercyhurst 3, Quinnipiac 2 (OT)2006 Holy Cross 5, Bentley 22007 Air Force 6, Army 12008 Air Force 5, Mercyhurst 4 (2ot)2009 Air Force 2, Mercyhurst 02010 RIT 6, Sacred Heart 1

Atlantic Hockey in the NCAA Tournament2004 North Dakota 3, Holy Cross 02005 Boston College 5, Mercyhurst 42006 Holy Cross 4, Minnesota 3 (ot) North Dakota 5, Holy Cross 22007 Minnesota 4, Air Force 32008 Miami 3, Air Force 2 (ot)2009 Air Force 2, Michigan 0 Vermont 3, Air Force 2 (2ot)2010 RIT 2, Denver 1 RIT 6, New Hampshire 2 Wisconsin 8, RIT 1

Canisius College

Undergraduate Majors & ProgramsCollege of Arts and SciencesAnimal Behavior, Ecology & ConservationAnthropologyArt HistoryBiochemistryBioinformatics BiologyChemistry Clinical Laboratory Science Communication Studies Computer Science (BA and BS) Criminal JusticeDigital Media ArtsEconomics (BA) English Environmental Science European StudiesHistoryInternational Relations Mathematics and Statistics Modern Languages: French, German, SpanishMusic Philosophy Physics and Pre-Engineering Political Science Psychology Religious Studies and Theology Sociology Urban Studies

Pre-Professional ProgramsDental Early Assurance of AdmissionJoint Degree Programs: Dental Medicine, Optometric Medicine,

Osteopathic Medicine and Podiatric MedicineMedical Early Assurance of AdmissionPre-DentalPre-EngineeringPre-LawPre-MedicalPre-PharmacyPre-Veterinary

Richard J. Wehle School of BusinessAccountingAccounting Information Systems Economics (BS) EntrepreneurshipFinance Information SystemsInternational Business ManagementMarketing

School of Education and Human ServicesAthletic Training/Sports MedicinePhysical Education/Health Education Special EducationSport StudiesTeacher Education: Early Childhood Education (Birth to Grade 2) Childhood Education (Grades 1 - 6) Adolescence Education (Grades 7 - 12)

Academic Services Canisius College Academic Services provides academic, personal and career support programs that foster the total development for the student-athletes. A comprehensive program on life skills provides student-athletes with educational experiences. Service programs preparing students for the demands of a well-balanced lifestyle are also provided. Academic Services for Student-Athletes offers the guidance and direction needed to prepare student-athletes for success beyond graduation.

Academic Advisor for Athletics ServicesThe Academic Advisor for Athletics provides the following support services to best serve the student-athletes at Canisius:

• Provide effective academic advising; conduct individual advising appointments with student-athletes who have concerns abut their major choice, progress toward graduation, grades, or any other aspects that may impede their success toward graduation and NCAA eligibility.

• Pay particular attention to the “at-risk” student-athletes and students who have not yet chosen a major course of study.

• Schedule meetings with designated student-athletes to assist in the monitoring of academic progress.

• Assist student-athletes with the development of academic recovery plans.

• Develop travel contracts for student-athletes to share with their course instructors.

• Provide assistant with scholarship and award applications.

Study Hall/ Tutorial ProgramIn order to assist student-athletes in achieving optimal academic performance, the Athletic Department provides a Study Hall Program. Study hall is open to all student-athletes and is an opportunity to do academic work at consistent time in a quiet place where tutors are available to answer questions and concerns.

Study hall is to be used for course work only. A total of six hours each week are required for all first semester freshmen and first semester transfers.

Tutoring Services The college offers free tutoring to all Canisius College students. If you have any questions regarding a tutor, or need assistance setting up a time to meet with someone from the College’s Tutorial Program, contact Lynsey Miller, Academic Advisor for Athletics.

Taylor AndersonCommunication

Dave CianfriniPhys Ed/Health

Carl HudsonPhysical Education

Scott JenksManagement

Pat KenneyPolitical Science

Ryan KlusendorfMBA

Torrey LindsayBusiness

2009-10 Atlantic Hockey All-Academic Team

A new computer lab was added to the Koessler Athletic Center during the 2008-09 season, available to athletes every day during the school year.

Andrew LoewenEntrepreneurship

Peter MacDougallEntrepreneurship

Scott MoserUndeclared

Ben ParkerPolitical Science

Phil RauchFinance

Eric RexFinance

Preston ShupeUndeclared

Matt ZukeMarketing

2009-10 Atlantic Hockey All-Academic Team

BuffaloFascinating Facts• All Cheerios are made here.

• Niagara Falls, one of the seven wonders of the world, is located 20 minutes away from Buffalo.

• Chicken wings were first served at the Anchor Bar on Main Street in 1964.

• Kleinhans Music Hall, a National Historic Landmark, is considered one of the five acoustically perfect buildings in the world.

• In 1905, the NAACP was founded in the region, with its first national conference in Buffalo.

• Two hundred miles of fresh water shore border the area.

• Buffalo was the first city in the United States to light streets with electricity.

• Buffalo is the only city in the United States to boast five Frank Lloyd Wright designed homes.

• More bagels are made in Buffalo than any other U.S. city.

• Buffalo is home to more than 50 public and private art galleries, the country’s largest intact park system designed by Frederick Law Olmstead and Calvert Vaux, and more buildings designed by Frank Lloyd Wright than any other city except Chicago.

• The Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural National Historic Site, formerly the Wilcox residence, was the scene of the inauguration of Theodore Roosevelt as President of the United States on September 14, 1901, following the assassination of William McKinley.

• Forest Lawn Cemetery, located across the street from Canisius College, is the resting place of President Millard Fillmore, General Albert J. Meyer (founder of National Weather Service), Chief Red Jacket of the Seneca Indians and William G. Fargo, co-organizer of the first transcontinental Express Service.

• Home of Samuel Clemens, who worked as the managing editor of them Buffalo Express Newspapers, Grover Cleveland, the 22nd and 24th President of the United States, and Warren Spahn, the Hall of Fame pitcher, who is the winningest left-hander of all time with 363 victories.

Tradition of Excellence2009-10 Canisius Athletics Highlights• Natalia Tarasova of the synchronized

swimming team won her second-straight national championship in the solo event. As a team, Canisius finished third at U.S. Collegiate National Championship.

• Carl Hudson of the Canisius hockey team became the first player in the program’s history to sign a contract with an NHL team, joining the Florida Panthers.

• Steve McQuail of the baseball team became the fifth Griff in the last three years to be drafted by a MLB team. McQuail was selected in the 30th round by Toronto.

• Head coach Randy Mearns and former Griffs Angus Dineley ‘07 and Matt Vinc ’05 helped Canada to a silver medal at Men’s Lacrosse World Championship.

• A total of 31 Canisius student-athletes were named to the all-conference team. In addition, Cory Conacher was named the Atlantic Hockey Player of the Year and Allison Daley earned MAAC Women’s Lacrosse Defensive Player of the Year honors.

• Ian Choy of the baseball team and Michelle Fridey of the softball team were both named to the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America Team. Choy became the first Griff since 2000 to earn first-team honors.

Natalia Tarasova 2009 & 2010 National Champion

Mark Miyashita No. 1 pick in the

2003 NLL Draft

Ian Choy First-Team Academic All-American

Carl Hudson Signed with the Florida Panthers of the NHL

Department of AthleticsWhat is a Griffin?

The Griffin is a mythical creature of supposed gigantic size that has the head, forelegs and wings of an eagle and the hindquarters, tail and ears of a lion. They are well known for their speed, ability to fly and having eyes like an eagle as well as the strength and courage of a lion. Griffins have been known for centuries as symbols of strength and vigilance, have been called “The Hounds of Zeus” in Greek mythology and are said to have mastery of both the land and sky. They are thought to be from India, where the natives of the land made their talons and claws into drinking cups because the talon of a Griffin was said to detect poison in a liquid. Griffins would find gold in the mountains and line their nests with it and as a result, were forced to become great guardians of the nests to keep the hunters away. According to Charles A. Brady in Canisius College The First Hundred Years, “Though the problems of when and where the Griffin began his reign as King Herald of the Canisius College of Arms are not easily settled, the whence is simple to establish. Our Griffin flew to us from the prow of LaSalle’s lost Griffon, the Flying Dutchman of the Great Lakes, which disappeared after making a safe voyage from the Niagara River to the Strait of Detroit. LaSalle’s ill-fated caravel, the first ship ever built on America’s inland seas, with its 45 tons and five cannons, had its beakhead adorned ‘with a flying Griffin, and an eagle above it,’ in honor of the two heraldic beasts on the armorial bearing of the great Frontenac.” The Griffin became the symbol for Canisius athletics in the mid-1930s. Steve Weller wrote in The Buffalo News Jan. 22, 1962, “You can have your Chihuahuas, Piranhas, Horned Frogs and Iguanas. The best all-around athletic mascot in business today has to be the beast adopted by Canisius College – the Golden Griffin.”

Canisius College Head Coaches

2010 Canisius Male Athlete of the Year Cory Conacher was named the Atlantic Hockey Player of the Year, while Female Athlete of the Year

Sylvia Kowalski earned All-MAAC and ECAC All-Star accolades.

Student-Athlete of the YearYear Female Athlete Male Athlete2001 Heather Forester (Synchro) Stephen Fabiilli (Hockey)2002 Shauna Geronzin (Basketball) Tom Zabawa (Football)2003 Jénel Stevens (Basketball) Mark Miyashita (Lacrosse)2004 Jénel Stevens (Basketball) Rob Martin (Hockey)2005 Andrea Bunten (Softball) Matt Vinc (Lacrosse)2006 Whitney Card (Lacrosse) Matt Mazurek (Baseball)2007 Jess Stackhouse (Volleyball) Kevin Ross (Lacrosse)2008 Katie Miranto (Softball) Alan McGreal (Soccer)2009 Natalia Tarasova (Synchro) Kevin Mailloux (Baseball)2010 Sylvia Kowalski (Soccer) Cory Conacher (Hockey)

Battle of the BridgeDuring the 2006-07 athletic season, Canisius College and Niagara University developed an all-sports com-petition, in an effort to enhance the historic rivalry between the Golden Griffins and Purple Eagles.

Previous Results2006-07: Niagara 24, Canisius 102007-08: Canisius 21, Niagara 132008-09: Canisius 23, Niagara 112009-10: Niagara 17, Canisius 15

Mike RapplSoftball

Scott VanderzellSwimming & Diving

Scott TeeterWomen’s Lacrosse

Dave SmithHockey

Jim WendlingWomen’s Soccer

Terry ZehWomen’s Basketball

Jill WrightSynchro Swimming

Jim HeschMen’s Soccer

Mike McRaeBaseball

Todd HummelGolf

Cathy HummelVolleyball

Randy MearnsMen’s Lacrosse

Tom ParrottaMen’s Basketball

Pete OsmondCross Country

Griffs in the CommunityIn following the Jesuit ideal of serving the community, Canisius student-athletes regularly volunteer at soup kitchens, elementary schools and different chari-ties and service organizations all over Western New York. Canisius Athletics also sponsors a 5K Run, called Shoes for the Shelter, each year and collects shoes and other clothes for home-less shelters. The Griffs teamed with the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference in the MAAC Gives Back program and also joined with the Office of Campus Ministry to take part in the College’s annual Canisius Community Days. Below is a list of community service Canisius student-athletes and coaches engaged in last year.

• Alzheimer’s Society• Amherst Youth Hockey• Benedict House• Breast Cancer Awareness• Boys & Girls Club • Canisius Community Days• Cazenovia Youth Hockey• Clarence Youth Hockey• Coaches for Cancer• Cold Springs Bible Chapel Food Pantry• Compass House• Food Bank of Western New York• Fort Richmond Youth Hockey• Habitat for Humanity• Hasek’s Heroes• Hearts for the Homeless Soup Kitchen• Kolbe Catholic Regional School• Little Portion Friary• Lutheran Church Home• MAAC Gives Back• Meals on Wheels of WNY (Brunswick Blvd. Site)• Old First Ward Community Center• Ride for Roswell• Shoes for the Shelter• South Buffalo Community Table• St. Augustine’s Scholar Program - Jesuit Middle School for Boys• St. Luke’s Mission of Mercy• St. Monica’s Scholar Program - Jesuit Middle School for Girls• St. Vincent DePaul Soup Kitchen• National Women in Sports Day

The Canisius hockey team helped raise money for Roswell Park, going bald for bucks.

The hockey team volunteered for Habitat for Humanity.

Pete MacDougall worked with Meals on Wheels.

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During the 2009-10 season, the Golden Griffin hockey program saw a number of individual and team achievements, records fall and the squad advance to the Atlantic Hockey Semifinals for the first time since 2004.

This season, the Griffs hope to take the experiences gained from last year and go even farther during the 2010-11 campaign.

“It was a great team accomplishment to get to the final four of our league,” said Canisius head coach Dave Smith. “The rewards of a focused season was getting there. Now this year, we want to take it one step farther and the next step is a league final and the NCAA Tournament.

“It seems like it is time to take that next step as a program. We’ve been able to improve our league record for five-consecutive seasons and I’d like to see that trend continue.”

The good news for the Griffs this season is that the team features one of the most experienced senior classes in the country to lead the way in 2010-11. Canisius has 10 seniors on the roster – only Ohio State has a bigger senior class with 11. The 10 experienced players, which includes two all-conference performers and the reigning Atlantic Hockey Player of the Year, are expected to lead the Griffs to another successful season and continue the trend of increased wins.

“We have a lot of leaders this season because there is a great group of young men in our senior class,” Smith said. “It brings a passion and hunger to take it to that next level. You can’t teach experience. They have played every team in the league. We need to take that experience and know that games in October are as important as games in February – we need to be ready to go right from the beginning.”

With such an experienced club, the Griffs can point toward a number of individuals for leadership. Wearing the letters this season for Canisius is three players that each bring a different leadership trait to the team – captain Phil Rauch and assistants Cory Conacher and Scott Moser. The three captains plus the entire senior class will be looked upon to guide

a relatively young team, which includes 15 underclassmen and nine freshmen.

“The guys wearing the letters are very different and diverse,” Smith said. “With the captain in Phil, we have a hard-nosed type of leader that is very well respected for his work ethic and toughness. Scott Moser is another quiet leader who blocks shots and has a tireless work ethic. Cory is the returning Player of the Year and his leadership comes from his high-skill level and commitment to the game.

“In addition, the leadership this year isn’t from just our captains – it’s our senior class. Those 10 guys have already been very vocal in what their expectations are in each other. Even though Scott Jenks and Vincent Scarsella don’t have a letter on, those two guys have been front-and-center with that class and with our program since day one. They could easily have letters on them and they will be expected to provide great leadership.”

ForwardsThere will a number of new faces up front for the Griffs this season, but one line that won’t change is the Griffs’ top unit from a year ago in Conacher, Scarsella and sophomore Preston Shupe.

“Every team needs a top line and they were just that for us last season,” Smith said. “They have proven that they can play against anybody else’s top line and create offense at the same time.”

Highlighting the unit is the reigning Atlantic Hockey Player of the Year in Conacher. Last season, Conacher set school records with 53 points and 33 assists, while finishing second in the country with 1.51 points per game. The senior now has a chance to build on that season and continue his path as one of the best to wear the blue and gold.

“Cory had a magic season last year,” Smith said. “The exciting part is that I hear from the players now and they can’t believe that he has improved his game again. He will have more challenges because if he did sneak up on anybody last year, he’s not going to do that this year. He is poised to break our all-time points record. There is nothing but positives in regards to Cory’s game from the outside looking in. Cory needs to continue to make his teammates better.”

Scarsella will once again be paired with his classmate. The senior is also coming off a career year, where he became just the third Griff to post a 40-point season and was named to the all-conference team. Shupe rounded out the line and posted a successful 25-point freshman campaign, leading all rookies on the team in scoring.

“Vince is the number one center who is an all-situation player,” Smith said. “He brings a tenacity and a compete level that is as high as anybody in the league. Every minute that he is out there, we are establishing our identity. Preston had a great freshman season pairing up with those two. This line is going to have a target on them and they’re going to have to find a way to respond to a different kind of pressure from the other team.”

After the top line, Canisius has a number of options. The Griffs once again have a lot of depth to utilize at the forward position, starting with three seniors – Pat Kenney, Eric Rex and Matt Zuke.

“I believe that overall, we have a lot more depth in our lines in the ability to create offense, play against anybody on the other team and play good defensively. What we are looking for from our three seniors is stability, poise and energy. There should be no surprises from them. We should be able to put them out there against any line at any time and we should have a predictable result.”

Another early-season combination that has the coaches excited is the pairing of Moser, sophomore Steven Shafer and freshman Kyle Gibbons. Moser was named the team’s Most Improved Player following the 2009-10 season and recording 20 points. Shafer chipped in seven points as a rookie and Gibbons joins the Griffs after a successful run with the USHL’s Lincoln Stars.

“Steven Shafer has great puck poise and great stick skills,” Smith said. “Scott is a get-it-done in the corner player, while Kyle Gibbons is a high-profile recruit coming out of the USHL. He had 16 goals there last year and is a player who can really finish around the net.”

Scott Jenks tied for the team lead and led all Canisius defenders with a plus/minus of +9 last season.

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The remaining forwards feature a lot of talent but only two forwards with collegiate experience. Torrey Lindsay is back for his sophomore season and is paired with two skilled freshmen in Ryan Bohrer and Taylor Law.

“Torrey is in phenomenal shape,” Smith said. “He won our Iron Griff this season. He is an extremely responsible and diligent player who will be playing with two very skilled freshmen. We really like the look of that line early. Taylor is a big presence with skill, while Ryan is a puck hound who can really skate. Torrey brings it all together with his puck skill and intelligence.”

Rounding out the forward unit is senior Derek Danowski and rookies Patrick Sullivan, Duncan McKellar and Brian McGinty. Danowski is the only one of the four with collegiate experience, totaling 31 career points in 75 games.

“Derek is an experienced player with a good offensive skill set as well as a defensive understanding.” Smith said. “He should be able to contribute in any role. Patrick Sullivan is a power forward that can fly and shoot the puck. His upside is tremendous for us. McKellar is a big player with high skills and is a strong skater, while McGinty is an energy player who has played with Scott Moser in the past and plays a similar style of heart, soul and grit but also has the skill to play in any situation.”

DefendersThe blue line will have a new look for the 2010-11 season. Gone are the two mainstays from the last four years in Dave Cianfrini and Carl Hudson, who both signed professional contracts after graduating – Hudson with the NHL’s Florida Panthers. Two veteran players in Jenks and fifth-year senior Chris Forsman will be looked toward and pick up where Cianfrini and Hudson left off.

“Carl was a power-play specialist and everybody in the league knew that he had a rocket from the point,” Smith said. “Immediately removing him gives a different look to the defense. Also, we lose a lot of quality minutes in Dave Cianfrini, which means that other guys are going to be asked to step in and fill the role that was taken by a real responsible and respected player.

“The bulk of those minutes are going to be soaked up by Scott Jenks and Chris Forsman. Scott is still a young player despite being in his fourth year. He looks terrific and is in terrific shape. He is poised to have a breakout year. Chris struggled last year coming off a year-long injury but he has reported back in great shape and has a great mindset and approach to the game.”

Rauch, the team’s captain, will once again be paired with sophomore Ben Parker with the hope that the duo will prove to be a dominant defensive unit, while redshirt sophomore Wes Love is back after missing last season due to injury and will team with sophomore Chris Barrea.

“Phil Rauch and Ben Parker will be our shut-down defensive pairing,” Smith said. “They will be our first penalty kill players and will go against the opponent’s top lines. Chris Barrea came on strong at the end of last season, playing in the playoffs for us. He will be paired with Wes Love, who is a terrific puck mover. The two of them compliment each other very well.”

Rounding out the blue line for the Griffs is a pair of freshmen in Ben Danford and Jordan Mustard. The two are both highly-regarded recruits who have a chance to make an immediate impact on the team.

“Ben Danford played on a championship team in Bismarck,” Smith said. “He is an excellent skater and has great hockey intelligence. From day one, he has stepped in and looked like he could be a great puck mover and power-play guy. Jordan Mustard is a highly-touted player coming out of Markham. He has excellent size and his learning curve is very steep. He has excellent potential to be a really strong player in this league.”

GoaltendersWhile there are some changes at the forward and defender positions, there is a familiar player in goal for the Griffs this season. Dan Morrison is back for his junior season after starting 27 games for the team during the 2009-10 campaign. Morrison had a solid season as the team’s last line of defense and is poised to take his game to the next level this year.

“This is the first year that we have a clear number one coming into the season,” Smith said. “Dan Morrison will play a majority of the games for us. He has bought in and shown a commitment level both on and off the ice to elevate his game to the next level. He is a big-game goaltender who is going to get a lot of opportunities to really show his stuff.”

Backing up Morrison is senior Taylor Anderson and freshman Tony Capobianco. Anderson has taken advantage of his opportunities in goal during the first three years of his career, posting a 2.21 goals against average in Atlantic Hockey contests, while Capobianco joins the Griffs after a successful run with the Georgetown Raiders of the OJHL.

“Taylor returns as a fourth-year senior,” Smith said. “He has shown a work ethic and has a respect level amongst his teammates and coaches that he will give 100 percent while on the ice. Tony is a big freshman goaltender who had a lot of success in junior hockey. The speed and the strength of the college game makes it difficult at times for freshman goalies to adapt but Tony has all the characteristics to succeed. It is just a matter of time before he gets a chance to show his stuff in games.”

CoachesSmith is in his sixth season leading the Golden Griffin program and is joined on the bench by assistant coaches B.J. Adams and John Daigneau. Adams in his second season with Canisius, working directly with the team’s defenders, while Daigneau is in his first season with the Griffs. Daigneau spent four seasons as a goaltender at Harvard, earning 2006 ECAC Championship Most Outstanding Player accolades.

“B.J. – now going into year two – has really grown in leaps and bounds and is making a tremendous impact on our program,” Smith said. “He is showing experience of playing 10 years pro and bringing that to Canisius has been huge. John Daigneau has had success as a player at every level. He comes from Harvard and he is a respected student and a respected goaltender. He fits seamlessly into our staff and he will make a big difference with the goaltenders.”

In addition, David Smith will continue to serve as a volunteer assistant coach with the Griffs, working with the team on skills and game evaluation.

The reigning Atlantic Hockey Player of the Year, Cory Conacher ranked second nationally last season with 1.51 points per game.

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Head Coach • Sixth Season • The Ohio State University ‘92

Dave Smith is in his sixth season as head coach of the Canisius College hockey program and 13th season as a coach at the Division I Level.

Smith has continued to raise the bar while leading the Golden Griffin program. During the 2009-10 campaign, Smith led Canisius to one of its most successful seasons with the team earning its most victories in nine years. The Griffs also advanced to the Atlantic Hockey Semifinals for the first time since the 2003-04 campaign.

On an individual level, Cory Conacher became the first player in the program’s history to garner Atlantic Hockey Player of the Year accolades after setting a school record with 53 points and ranking second nationally in points per game. A program-high three Griffs earned all-conference honors with Carl Hudson and Vincent Scarsella joining Conacher on the All-Atlantic Hockey Team. Hudson also became the first Griff to sign with a NHL team when the Canisius standout joined the Florida Panthers following his collegiate career.

The achievements under Smith are not limited to just the 2009-10 campaign. In his first five seasons leading the Golden Griffin program, he has guided numerous student-athletes to success both on and off the ice. The Griffs have collected athletic honors and academic honors as well as enjoying successful careers after graduation. The highlights include:

• A total of 14 Griffs have signed professional contracts after playing under Smith at Canisius, highlighted by Hudson and five additional members of the Class of 2010.

• Smith has mentored three student-athletes that have earned individual postseason awards. Conacher highlights the honorees with his Player of the Year accolade, while David Kasch earned the league’s Best Defensive Forward following the 2007-08 season and Dave Kostuch was named the Rookie of the Year in 2008-09.

• Four Griffs earned all-conference accolades in the past two seasons a total of five times, one more than Canisius’ first 10 seasons at the Division I level combined. In 2010, Hudson became the first player in the program’s history to be named to the all-conference team on two occasions.

• The success of the 2009-10 season comes on the heels of a breakthrough season in which Smith led the Griffs to a number of firsts. During the 2008-09 campaign, Canisius swept a pair of games against eventual NCAA quarterfinalist and 15th-ranked Air Force, marking

Dave SmithThe Dave Smith File

Coaching Experience

1998-00 Assistant Coach, Miami2000-02 Assistant Coach, Bowling Green2002-05 Associate Coach, Mercyhurst2005-present Head Coach, Canisius

Playing Experience

1988-92 The Ohio State University1992-93 Dayton Bombers (ECHL) Fort Wayne Komets (IHL)1993-94 Fort Wayne Komets (IHL)1994-95 Binghamton Rangers (AHL)1995-96 Detroit Vipers (IHL) Los Angeles Ice Dogs (IHL)1996-97 Long Beach Ice Dogs (IHL) Orlando Solar Bears (IHL)1997-98 Orlando Solar Bears (IHL) San Antonio Dragons (IHL)

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Head Coach Dave Smiththe first victories for the Griffs against a nationally-ranked opponent. Canisius also earned its first wins against a CCHA and ECAC school during the season, a feat the Griffs duplicated this past year.

• Smith has also excelled on the recruiting front during his tenure at Canisius, with his first full recruiting class graduating in 2010 with a combined 26 school records. In four of his first five seasons, at least one player has earned Atlantic Hockey All-Rookie honors, highlighted by Kostuch’s Rookie of the Year selection in 2009.

• In his five seasons, 72 Griffs have earned Atlantic Hockey All-Academic accolades, including a school-record 18 following the 2008-09 campaign. In addition, Max Buetow was named the Atlantic Hockey Top Scholar Athlete in 2005-06 for owning the top GPA in the league, while Dave Cianfrini picked up the honor this past season.

Smith became the program’s third head coach on April 15, 2005 after serving the previous three seasons as the associate coach and recruiting coordinator at fellow Atlantic Hockey member Mercyhurst College. Smith also spent time as an assistant coach with Bowling Green and Miami. During his tenure as an assistant coach, Smith coached or recruited:

• Two Hobey Baker Award Finalists• Four Players of the Year• Two Rookies of the Year• 22 all-league award winners• Three Terry Flanagan Award Winners for Perseverance

The Arthur, Ontario, native was also instrumental in guiding Mercyhurst to two league championships and two NCAA Division I Tournament appearances in his three seasons with the Lakers.

Smith graduated from The Ohio State University in 1992 with a bachelor’s degree in journalism/public relations and was a four-year letterwinner for the Buckeyes. Smith finished his career at Ohio State with 140 points, ranking 14th all-time. He was selected as team captain as a junior and chosen as the team’s MVP as a senior, while leading the Buckeyes with 41 assists and 63 points.

After graduating from Ohio State, Smith spent six seasons in professional hockey, including five full seasons in the American Hockey League (AHL) and the International Hockey League (IHL) and a brief period in the East Coast Hockey League (ECHL). He was under contract with the New York Rangers in 1994-95. Smith has spent his summers coaching young players and adults as a director and head instructor at numerous camps across the United States and Canada.

Smith and his wife, Susan, have two daughters, Ellis and Kylie. Susan is currently pursuing her PhD in philosophy at the University at Buffalo. She is the post-doctoral associate and Assistant Director of the Humanities Institute at the University at Buffalo.

Smith Year-by-Year

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Year W L T Pct. W L T Pct.2005-06 10 23 2 .314 8 18 2 .3212006-07 9 23 3 .300 9 16 3 .3752007-08 11 20 6 .378 10 13 5 .4462008-09 15 16 6 .486 12 12 4 .5002009-10 17 15 5 .527 13 11 4 .536Totals 62 97 22 .403 52 70 18 .436

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Assistant Coach • Second Season • Bowling Green ‘06

B.J. AdamsB.J. Adams is in his second season as assistant coach with the Canisius College hockey team. Adams is responsible for recruiting and assisting in the day-to-day operations of the Golden Griffin hockey program, while working directly with the team’s defenders.

In his first season with Canisius, Adams helped Carl Hudson set school records by a defender in points, goals and assists, while earning all-conference accolades. Following the season, Hudson signed a professional contract with the Florida Panthers of the NHL.

Adams joined the Griffs after spending three seasons as a player/coach with the Port Huron Icehawks and Flags. Among his duties in Port Huron, Adams was responsible for recruiting, scouting and on-ice instruction, while also serving as a defenseman with the team.

The Scarborough, Ontario native played a total of 10 professional seasons of hockey, competing in the ECHL, IHL, CHL and UHL. He was also a four-year letterwinner at Bowling Green State University from 1996-2000. While with the Falcons, Adams was honored with the Jim Sears Award as the team’s MVP following his senior season and was twice named the team’s Best Defensive Player.

Adams has also served as an assistant director and coach of CAN/AM Hockey since 2000, where he was a head on-ice instructor in addition to supervising and evaluating coaches.

Adams earned his bachelor’s degree from Bowling Green in education.

Assistant Coach • First Season • Harvard ‘06

John DaigneauA former standout goaltender at Harvard University, John Daigneau is in his first season as assistant coach with the Golden Griffin hockey program. At Canisius, Daigneau will work directly with the team’s goaltenders and will also assist with recruiting, video operations, academics, community outreach and other on-campus duties.

A four-year member of the hockey team at Harvard from 2002 to 2006, Daigneau was instrumental in leading the Crimson to four NCAA Tournaments and two ECAC Championships. In 43 career games, Daigneau posted a 25-12-2 record with a 2.40 goals against average and a .914 save percentage.

Daigneau enjoyed his most successful season as a senior. He earned ECAC Championship Most Outstanding Player accolades and was honored with the John Tudor Memorial Award as the team’s Most Valuable Player.

After graduating from Harvard, Daigneau continued his hockey career at the professional level. He spent the 2006-07 season with the Idaho Steelheads of the ECHL, helping the team to the Kelly Cup Championship, and then finished his career with the Pensacola Ice Pilots of the ECHL (2007-08) and Wichita Thunder of the CHL (2008-09).

The Brookfield, Wis. native also spent two seasons as an assistant coach at the University School of Milwaukee, helping the team to the 2010 WIAA Boys State Championship.

Daigneau graduated from Harvard in 2006 with a bachelor’s degree in government. He is currently pursing his master’s in sport administration at Canisius.

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Volunteer Assistant Coach • Fourth Season • Elmira College

David SmithDavid Smith is in his fourth season with the Golden Griffin hockey program as a volunteer assistant coach.

Smith also serves as the monitor of the health and wellness program of the on-ice officials in the National Hockey League, a position he’s held since 2000. The program includes an off-ice fitness regimen, and developing and maintaining a league-wide network of athletic trainers and physicians for medical treatment and assistance for the officials.

Prior to his current position, Smith served as the head trainer and strength and conditioning coach for the Florida Panthers from 1995-99. Smith also held that same position with the New York Rangers from 1985-95, including when the Rangers won the Stanley Cup in 1994.

Smith graduated from Elmira College where he served as the captain of the hockey team. Smith and his family reside in Buffalo.

Equipment Manager • Second Season • Ferris State ‘09

Sean SchmidtSean Schmidt is in his second season with the Canisius College hockey program as the team’s equipment manager. Schmidt joined the Golden Griffins after spending four years as a student equipment manager at Ferris State.

While at Ferris State, Schmidt worked closely with the Division II football team and Division I hockey team as an equipment manager. He also worked as an on-ice instructor with the Big Rapids Area Junior Hockey Association (BRAJA).

Schmidt earned his bachelor’s degree from Ferris State in recreation leadership and management with a concentration in sport management. While at Canisius, he is pursuing a master’s degree in sports administration. Schmidt also works as a supervisor in the Koessler Athletic Center equipment room.

Athletic Trainer • Third Season • Long Island University

Koki TakanoKoki Takano is in his third year as an assistant athletic trainer at Canisius College where his primary responsibilities lie with the hockey and baseball teams. He also serves as an adjunct professor and clinical instructor in the CAATE Accredited Undergraduate Athletic Training Education Program.

Takano comes to Canisius after serving internships with the New York Islanders, Pittsburgh Steelers and New York Dragons. During his time at Long Island University, Takano served as a Teaching Fellow within the CAATE Accredited Undergraduate Athletic Training Education Program.

He is a certified instructor of CPR/AED through the American Red Cross and a Performance Enhancement Specialist certified through The National Academy of Sports Medicine. The Sapporo, Japan native is currently an active member of the National Athletic and New York State Athletic Trainers’ Associations.

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No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/Previous Team 2 Chris Barrea So. D 6-2 205 West Seneca, N.Y./Buffalo Jr. Sabres (OPJHL) 3 Scott Jenks Sr. D 5-10 185 Bathurst, New Brunswick/Woodstock Slammers (MJAHL) 4 Chris Forsman Sr. D 5-10 175 Powell River, British Columbia/Powell River Kings (BCHL) 5 Wes Love So. D 5-9 170 Lake St. Louis, Mo./St. Louis Bandits (NAHL) 8 Kyle Gibbons Fr. F 6-1 185 Westlake, Ohio/Lincoln Stars (USHL) 9 Derek Danowski Sr. F 5-9 176 Warren, Mich./St. Louis Bandits (NAHL) 10 Torrey Lindsay So. F 5-9 165 Grosse Isle, Manitoba/Weyburn Red Wings (SJHL) 12 Patrick Sullivan Fr. F 6-1 205 Derby, N.Y./Motor City Metal Jackets (NAHL) 14 Preston Shupe So. F 6-1 195 Weyburn, Saskatchewan/Weyburn Red Wings (SJHL) 15 Pat Kenney Sr. F 5-10 190 Amherst, N.Y./New Jersey Hitmen (EJHL) 16 Ben Danford Fr. D 6-0 185 Stillwater, Minn./Bismarck Bobcats (NAHL) 18 Steven Shafer So. F 5-10 180 Rochester Hills, Mich./Topeka Roadrunners (NAHL)19 Cory Conacher Sr. F 5-8 175 Burlington, Ontario/Burlington Cougars (OPJHL) 20 Phil Rauch Sr. D 6-0 190 Lambertville, Mich./St. Louis Bandits (NAHL) 21 Matt Zuke Sr. F 6-0 185 St. Louis, Mo./St. Louis Bandits (NAHL) 23 Vincent Scarsella Sr. F 5-7 170 Lackawanna, N.Y./St. Francis High School 24 Scott Moser Jr. F 5-11 180 Tonawanda, N.Y./Mahoning Valley Phantoms (NAHL) 25 Brian McGinty Fr. F 5-11 200 Bethel Park, Pa./Owatonna Express (NAHL) 26 Eric Rex Sr. F 5-11 177 Fairview, Pa./Ohio Junior Blue Jackets (USHL) 27 Taylor Law Fr. F 6-2 200 Markham, Ontario/Whitby Fury (CCHL) 28 Jordan Mustard Fr. D 6-3 190 Markham, Ontario/Markham Waxers (CCHL) 29 Ryan Bohrer Fr. F 5-11 190 West St. Paul, Minn./North Iowa Outlaws (NAHL) 30 Dan Morrison Jr. G 5-10½ 200 London Ontario/Elmira Sugar Kings (MWJHL) 31 Tony Capobianco Fr. G 6-2 190 Mississauga, Ontario/Georgetown Raiders (OJHL) 35 Taylor Anderson Sr. G 6-0 185 Wetumpka, Ala./Walpole Express (AJHL) 36 Ben Parker So. D 6-0 185 Port Perry, Ontario/Bowmanville Eagles (OPJHL) 37 Duncan McKellar Fr. F 6-3 190 Phoenix, Ariz./Wenatchee Wild (NAHL)

Head Coach: Dave Smith (The Ohio State University ’92) Sixth SeasonAssistant Coaches: B.J. Adams (Bowling Green ‘06) Second Season John Daigneau (Harvard ‘06) First SeasonVolunteer Assistant Coach: David SmithAthletic Trainer: Koki Takano

Captain: Phil RauchAssistant Captains: Cory Conacher, Scott Moser

Alphabetical Roster

No. Name Year Pos 35 Anderson, Taylor Sr. G 2 Barrea, Chris So. D 29 Bohrer, Ryan Fr. F 31 Capobianco, Tony Fr. G 19 Conacher, Cory Sr. F 16 Danford, Ben Fr. D 9 Danowski, Derek Sr. F 4 Forsman, Chris Sr. D 8 Gibbons, Kyle Fr. F 3 Jenks, Scott Sr. D 15 Kenney, Pat Sr. F 27 Law, Taylor Fr. F 10 Lindsay, Torrey So. F 5 Love, Wes So. D 25 McGinty, Brian Fr. F 37 McKellar, Duncan Fr. F 30 Morrison, Dan Jr. G 24 Moser, Scott Jr. F 28 Mustard, Jordan Fr. D 36 Parker, Ben So. D 20 Rauch, Phil Sr. D 26 Rex, Eric Sr. F 23 Scarsella, Vincent Sr. F 18 Shafer, Steven So. F 14 Shupe, Preston So. F 12 Sullivan, Patrick Fr. F 21 Zuke, Matt Sr. F

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2009-10 • Junior Year• Played in 36 games, missing only one game due to injury.• Totaled four assists during the season.• Ranked third on the team and second among defensemen with a plus/minus of +8.• Recorded helpers against Mercyhurst (Nov. 6), Connecticut (Nov. 14), Robert Morris (Dec. 15)

and Sacred Heart (Jan. 22).• Named to the Atlantic Hockey All-Academic Team.

2008-09 • Sophomore Year• Appeared in 31 games during his sophomore season.• Recorded his first collegiate point with an assist against AIC (Feb. 13).• Posted eight shots on goal.• Key member of the penalty kill unit that set a school record with 38-consecutive power plays

killed from Oct. 31 to Nov. 22.• Named to the Atlantic Hockey All-Academic Team.

2007-08 • Freshman Year• Played in 27 games, including 26 of the final 28 contests.• Key member of the penalty kill unit that did not allow an extra-man goal for a school-record

eight-straight games from Dec. 8 to Jan. 26.• Recorded 16 shots on goal.• Named to the Atlantic Hockey All-Academic Team.

Before Canisius• Played in 46 games with the St. Louis Bandits of the North American Hockey League in 2006-07

and had four goals, six assists and 101 penalty minutes.• Team won the Robertson Cup.• Named a team captain with St. Louis.• Played with Helena in 2005-06 and had six goals and 10 assists to go along with 121 penalty minutes.• Named Best Defenseman while at Helena.

Personal• Born March 23, 1987 in Toledo, Ohio.• Son of Tim and Kris Rauch.• One sibling Kelly.• Majoring in finance.

Career Stats vs. 2010-11 Opp.AIC .................................. 0-1—1 (10 GP)Air Force ......................... 0-0—0 (5 GP)Army ................................ 0-0—0 (8 GP)Bentley........................... 0-0—0 (13 GP)Connecticut ................. 0-1—1 (10 GP)Holy Cross ...................... 0-0—0 (6 GP)Mercyhurst .................. 0-1—1 (14 GP)Niagara ............................. 0-0—0 (2 GP)Notre Dame .................. First MeetingQuinnipiac...................... First MeetingRobert Morris ............... 0-1—1 (1 GP)RIT ..................................... 0-0—0 (7 GP)Sacred Heart.................. 0-1—1 (4 GP)Western Michigan ....... First MeetingWisconsin ....................... First Meeting

Career BestsGoals n/a

Assists 1, Five Times

Points 1, Five Times

Goal Streak n/a

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Rauch’s Career Statistics I ---------------------------------- Overall ---------------------------------- I I ----------------------------- Atlantic Hockey -----------------------------IYear GP G A Pts Shots +/- Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG GP G A Pts Shots +/- Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG2007-08 27 0 0 0 16 E 12-32 0 0 0 21 0 0 0 11 +2 10-28 0 0 02008-09 31 0 1 1 8 -7 9-18 0 0 0 22 0 1 1 6 -8 6-12 0 0 02009-10 36 0 4 4 15 +8 13-26 0 0 0 27 0 3 3 9 +6 10-20 0 0 0TOTALS 94 0 5 5 39 +1 34-76 0 0 0 70 0 4 4 26 E 26-60 0 0 0

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Cory ConacherNotes• Ranks fifth in school history with 105 career points.• Became the first junior in the program’s Division I history to record his 100th career point.

2009-10 • Junior Year• Named the Atlantic Hockey Player of the Year.• Earned first-team All-Atlantic Hockey honors.• Played in 35 games, recording 53 points, 20 goals and 33 assists.• Set school records with his 53 points and 33 assists.• 20 goals rank third in the program’s history.• Ranked second nationally with 1.51 points per game.• Also placed 15th in the country with 0.57 goals per game and fifth with 0.94 assists per game.• Only player in Division I to rank in the top 30 nationally in both goals and assists per game.• Placed first in Atlantic Hockey in points, second in assists and third in goals.• Also led the league with 44 points during Atlantic Hockey games, the second-most in conference history.• Netted five game-winning scores, matching a school record.• Finished second on the team 22 power-play points and seven power-play goals.• Ranked first on the team with a plus/minus of +9.• Registered a point in 28-of-35 games, including multiple points in 18 games.• Recorded a point in a career-best 12-consecutive games from Nov. 14 to Jan. 16. Totaled 25 points during the 12-game run.• Named Atlantic Hockey Player of the Month in November and was a two-time Atlantic Hockey Player of the Week.• Tallied the program’s ninth hat trick and first in non-conference play with a natural hat trick at Lake Superior State (Oct. 16).• Matched school records with five points and four assists in a victory against Bentley (Dec. 5).• Netted multiple goals in back-to-back games on two occasions.• Broke a 3-3 tie with a penalty-shot goal against Mercyhurst, scoring with just 5:36 left in the game (Nov. 7).• Posted four points (2g, 2a) in a win against AIC (Nov. 20).• Became the sixth player in the program’s Division I history, and the first junior, to record his 100th career point with a pair of assists

at RIT (Feb. 27).• Recorded four points in a two-game quarterfinal sweep against Mercyhurst, including the primary assist on the double overtime goal

in game two, to help the Griffs advance to the Atlantic Hockey Semifinals.

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Conacher’s Career Statistics I ---------------------------------- Overall ---------------------------------- I I ----------------------------- Atlantic Hockey -----------------------------IYear GP G A Pts Shots +/- Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG GP G A Pts Shots +/- Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG2007-08 20 7 10 17 42 +4 8-24 4 0 1 16 7 8 15 37 +4 8-24 4 0 12008-09 37 12 23 35 92 +1 16-40 2 3 2 28 9 18 27 66 E 14-36 2 1 12009-10 35 20 33 53 133 +9 18-36 7 0 5 28 17 27 44 112 +6 13-26 7 0 5TOTALS 92 39 66 105 267 +14 42-100 13 3 8 72 33 53 86 215 +10 35-86 13 1 7

2008-09 • Sophomore Year• One of four players to appear in all 37 games.• Finished second on the team with 35 points plus third with 12 goals and 23 assists.• Recorded three short-handed goals, which ranked sixth nationally and is tied for the

most in Canisius’ Division I history.• Ranked third on the team with 14 power-play points, scoring two goals and adding 12

assists.• Led the Griffs to their first victory over a CCHA school, recording three points, two

goals and an assist in a 5-2 win over Ferris State (Oct. 10).• Tallied two short-handed goals against the Bulldogs, tying the school record.• Recorded nine multi-point games, including four games of three points.• Registered a season-best three assists against AIC (Feb. 14).• Also posted three points (one goal and two assists) against Sacred Heart (Jan. 31) and

Connecticut (Feb. 21).• Opened the season with at least one point in five-straight games.• Scored the game-tying goal and registered an assist on the game-tying tally in the third

periods of 1-1 draws against Holy Cross (Oct. 17) and Merrimack (Oct. 26).• Named to the Atlantic Hockey All-Academic Team.

2007-08 • Freshman Year• Played in the final 20 games of the season after missing the first 17 contests due to an

injury.• Recorded 17 points on seven goals and 10 assists.• Led the team with 0.85 points per game.• Tied for the team lead with four power-play tallies.• Tied for the team lead with a plus/minus of +4.• Two-time Atlantic Hockey Rookie of the Week.• Registered at least one point in every Atlantic Hockey series he played in.• Recorded two assists in collegiate debut to help the Griffs to a 4-3 victory over rival

Niagara (Dec. 30).• Became just the third player since the 1999-00 season to post multiple points in his

debut.• Recorded his first career goal against Bentley and added an assist (Jan. 5) to earn the

league’s Rookie of the Week honors for the first time.• Earned the honor for a second time after posting four points in two games against

Sacred Heart.• Set season highs with three points and two goals, including his first collegiate power-

play tally, in the finale against the Pioneers (Feb. 2).• Netted two extra-man goals against Air Force (Feb. 23).• Tallied his first career game-winning goal against Holy Cross, scoring with 3:57 left in

regulation (Feb. 17).• Youngest player competing in Division I during the 2007-08 season.• Named to the Atlantic Hockey All-Academic Team.

Before Canisius• Played with the Burlington Cougars of the Ontario Provincial

Junior Hockey League in 2006-07.• Had 62 points in 48 games, which included eight games of three

points or more.• Named to the OPJHL West Rookie All-Star Team.• Also earned Rookie of the Year and Most Promising Player honors

from Burlington.

Personal• Born December 14, 1989 in Burlington, Ontario.• Majoring in finance.

Career Stats vs. 2010-11 Opp.AIC .................................. 4-8—12 (8 GP)Air Force ......................... 4-2—6 (6 GP)Army ........................... 6-7—13 (10 GP)Bentley...................... 5-13—18 (13 GP)Connecticut .............. 4-8—12 (10 GP)Holy Cross ...................... 4-1—5 (6 GP)Mercyhurst ............. 4-10—14 (14 GP)Niagara ............................. 0-2—2 (2 GP)Notre Dame .................. First MeetingQuinnipiac...................... First MeetingRobert Morris ............... 0-1—1 (1 GP)RIT ..................................... 0-3—3 (7 GP)Sacred Heart................ 3-7—10 (6 GP)Western Michigan ....... First MeetingWisconsin ....................... First Meeting

Career BestsGoals 3, at Lake Superior State, 10/16/09

Assists 4, vs. Bentley, 12/5/09

Points 5, vs. Bentley, 12/5/09

Goal Streak 4, 11/20/09 - 11/28/09

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Scott MoserAlso a member of the golf team at Canisius.

2009-10 • Sophomore Year• One of five players to appear in all 37 games.• Recorded 20 points on four goals and 16 assists.• Named the team’s Most Improved Player.• Netted his first career game-winning goal on a penalty shot against AIC (Nov. 21).• Tallied two points on a goal and an assist against Connecticut (Feb. 6) and AIC (Feb. 21).• Added another goal against Connecticut (Nov. 14).• Recorded multiple assists in four games, including against Mercyhurst in the Atlantic Hockey

Quarterfinals (March 13).• Posted at least one point in a career-best four-straight games from Dec. 4 to Dec. 20.• Named to the Atlantic Hockey All-Academic Team.

2008-09 • Freshman Year• Appeared in 23 games during his rookie season.• Totaled eight points, three goals and five assists.• Scored his first collegiate goal in his third game at Bentley (Nov. 22). Also added an assist for a

season-best two points.• Added a goal in two games against Mercyhurst (Feb. 3 and Feb. 27).• Registered an assist in back-to-back games against RIT (Jan. 22 and Jan. 25).• Named to the Atlantic Hockey All-Academic Team.

Before Canisius• Played for the Mahoning Valley Phantoms during the 2007-08 season.• Totaled 37 points on 17 goals and 20 assists.• Graduated from Kenmore West High School in 2007.• Earned second-team all-state honors with the Blue Devils during his senior season, recording 51

points on 18 goals and 33 assists.• Also played golf and baseball at Kenmore West.• Earned All-Niagara Frontier League honors four times as a member of the golf team and was a

four-time team MVP.

Personal• Born May 5, 1989.• Son of Donald and Bonnie Moser.• One sister, Danielle.

Career Stats vs. 2010-11 Opp.AIC .................................... 2-4—6 (6 GP)Air Force ......................... 0-0—0 (3 GP)Army ................................ 0-2—2 (8 GP)Bentley........................... 1-5—6 (10 GP)Connecticut ................... 2-1—3 (4 GP)Holy Cross ...................... 0-0—0 (3 GP)Mercyhurst .................. 2-3—5 (10 GP)Niagara ............................ First MeetingNotre Dame .................. First MeetingQuinnipiac...................... First MeetingRobert Morris ............... 0-1—1 (1 GP)RIT ..................................... 0-3—3 (5 GP)Sacred Heart.................. 0-0—0 (4 GP)Western Michigan ....... First MeetingWisconsin ....................... First Meeting

Career BestsGoals 1, Seven Times

Assists 2, Four Times

Points 2, Six Times

Goal Streak n/a

Point Streak 4, 12/4/09 - 12/20/09

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#35 • Senior • Goalie • 6-0 • 185 • Wetumpka, Ala. • Walpole Express (AJHL)

Taylor Anderson2009-10 • Junior Year• Did not appear in any games during his junior season.• Named to the Atlantic Hockey All-Academic Team.

2008-09 • Sophomore Year• Played in three games during his sophomore season.• Posted a goals against average of 2.85 and a save percentage of .900.• Made a season-high 15 stops against Bentley (Jan. 9).• Named to the Atlantic Hockey All-Academic Team.

2007-08 • Freshman Year• Appeared in six games in net with three starting assignments.• Recorded a goals against average of 3.70 and a save percentage of .885.• In four Atlantic Hockey games, posted a goals against average of 1.88 and a save percentage of .943.• Made his collegiate debut against No. 1 Miami, recording 21 saves (Nov. 24).• Registered 19 saves in first career start against Merrimack (Jan. 26).• Posted 26 saves in two periods of play to earn his first collegiate victory against Sacred Heart (Feb. 2).• Recorded a career-best 39 saves against RIT (Feb. 9).• Posted 16 saves in a win against Holy Cross (Feb. 17).

Before Canisius• Played in 26 games for the Walpole Express in the Atlantic Junior Hockey League.• Had a 3.34 goals against average and .914 save percentage, which ranked third in the league.• Named to the AJHL’s Second Team and is the first player from Walpole to commit to a Division I

program.

Personal• Born November 14, 1987.• Majoring in communications.

Anderson’s Career Statistics I ---------------------------------- Overall ---------------------------------- I I ----------------------------- Atlantic Hockey -----------------------------IYear GP-GS Min. GA GAA Saves Sv % Record GP-GS Min. GA GAA Saves Sv % Record2007-08 6-3 259:22 16 3.70 123 .885 2-2-0 4-2 159:22 5 1.88 83 .943 2-1-02008-09 3-0 63:04 3 2.85 27 .900 0-0-0 1-0 30:31 2 3.93 15 .882 0-0-0TOTALS 9-3 322:26 19 3.54 150 .888 2-2-0 5-2 189:53 7 2.21 98 .933 2-1-0

Career Stats vs. 2010-11 Opp.AIC .................................... First MeetingAir Force ......................... First MeetingArmy ................................ First MeetingBentley....................... 0-0-0, 3.93, .882Connecticut ................... First MeetingHoly Cross ................ 1-0-0, 1.00, .941Mercyhurst .................... First MeetingNiagara ...................... 0-0-0, 2.22, .909Notre Dame .................. First MeetingQuinnipiac...................... First MeetingRobert Morris ............... First MeetingRIT ............................... 0-1-0, 3.43, .929Sacred Heart............ 1-0-0, 1.28, .966Western Michigan ....... First MeetingWisconsin ....................... First Meeting

Career BestsSaves 39, at RIT, 2/9/08

Shutouts n/a

Scoreless Streak 55:24, 2/17/08 - 11/11/08

Longest Winning Streak n/a

Longest Unbeaten Streak n/a

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Barrea’s Career Statistics I ---------------------------------- Overall ---------------------------------- I I ----------------------------- Atlantic Hockey -----------------------------IYear GP G A Pts Shots +/- Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG GP G A Pts Shots +/- Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG2009-10 16 0 2 2 11 -7 6-12 0 0 0 10 0 1 1 9 -3 4-8 0 0 0

2009-10 • Freshman Year• Appeared in 16 games during his rookie season, recording two assists.• Registered his first collegiate point in his second career game with a helper against Lake Superior State (Oct. 16).• Also added an assist in a 6-4 win at Mercyhurst (Nov. 6).

Before Canisius• Played two seasons with the Buffalo Jr. Sabres of the OPJHL.• Coached by former NHL standout and Canisius assistant coach Grant Ledyard.• During the 2008-09 season, recorded 50 points, 14 goals and 36 assists.• Totaled 70 points, 19 goals and 51 assists during his two seasons.• Also played four seasons at St. Francis High School, earning first-team Midwest Prep League All-Star accolades twice.

Personal• Born April 28, 1989.• Son of Bruce and Heidi Barrea.• One sister, Natalie.• Grandmother and aunt both attended Canisius.• Majoring in finance.

#2 • Sophomore • Defender • 6-2 • 205 • West Seneca, N.Y. • Buffalo Jr. Sabres (OPJHL)

Chris Barrea

Career Stats vs. 2010-11 Opp.AIC .................................... 0-0—0 (3 GP)Air Force ......................... First MeetingArmy ................................ First MeetingBentley............................. 0-0—0 (1 GP)Connecticut ................... 0-0—0 (2 GP)Holy Cross ...................... 0-0—0 (1 GP)Mercyhurst .................... 0-1—1 (4 GP)Niagara ............................ First MeetingNotre Dame .................. First MeetingQuinnipiac...................... First MeetingRobert Morris ............... First MeetingRIT ..................................... 0-0—0 (2 GP)Sacred Heart.................. First MeetingWestern Michigan ....... First MeetingWisconsin ....................... First Meeting

Career BestsGoals n/a

Assists 1, Two Times

Points 1, Two Times

Goal Streak n/a

Point Streak n/a

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2009-10 • Junior Year• Appeared in 13 games, recording six points, two goals and four assists.• Matched a career high with two points on a goal and an assist in a 9-3 victory over Bentley (Dec. 5).• Also scored a goal in a 7-6 overtime victory against Colgate (Dec. 20).• Tallied at least one point in three-straight games from Nov. 14 to Dec. 5.

2008-09 • Sophomore Year• Played in 31 games, posting nine points, four goals and five assists.• Tallied a career-best two goals in a 2-2 draw against Mercyhurst (Dec. 20).• Also added goals against RIT (Jan. 25) and Sacred Heart (Jan. 31).• Registered an assist in back-to-back games against Niagara (Nov. 11) and Connecticut (Nov. 15).• Also posted helpers against Bentley (Jan. 9), Mercyhurst (Feb. 3) and AIC (Feb. 14).• Named to the Atlantic Hockey All-Academic Team.

2007-08 • Freshman Year• Played in 31 games during his rookie season.• Recorded 16 points on two goals and 14 assists.• Tallied a point in six-consecutive games from Oct. 13 to Nov. 9.• Posted seven points on the power play (one goal and six assists), tied for fifth on the team.• Recorded his first collegiate point with an assist against No. 17 St. Cloud State (Oct. 13).• Netted his first career goal with a power-play tally at Sacred Heart (Oct. 27).• Also scored a goal at AIC (Nov. 17).• Set a career high with two assists against RIT (Feb. 10) and Mercyhurst (March 1).• Assisted on the game-winning score against RIT (Feb. 10).

Before Canisius• Played with St. Louis Bandits of the North American Hockey League and won the Robertson Cup.• Had 27 points (seven goals and 20 assists) in 19 games with the Bandits.• Also spent two seasons with the Texas Tornado.• Recorded 61 points in 58 games during the 2005-06 season and 11 points in 21 games during

2004-05.

Personal• Born April 16, 1986 in Rochester, Mich.• Majoring in entrepreneurship.

#9 • Senior • Forward • 5-9 • 176 • Warren, Mich. • St. Louis Bandits (NAHL)

Derek Danowski

Danowski’s Career Statistics I ---------------------------------- Overall ---------------------------------- I I ----------------------------- Atlantic Hockey -----------------------------IYear GP G A Pts Shots +/- Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG GP G A Pts Shots +/- Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG2007-08 31 2 14 16 34 +3 5-10 1 0 0 23 2 12 14 28 +4 4-8 1 0 02008-09 31 4 5 9 32 -4 8-16 0 0 0 24 4 4 8 28 -4 8-16 0 0 02009-10 13 2 4 6 15 +4 2-4 0 0 0 8 1 4 5 8 +2 2-4 0 0 0TOTALS 75 8 23 31 81 +3 15-30 1 0 0 55 7 20 27 64 +2 14-28 1 0 0

Career Stats vs. 2010-11 Opp.AIC .................................... 1-1—2 (4 GP)Air Force ......................... 0-1—1 (5 GP)Army ................................ 0-1—1 (6 GP)Bentley............................. 1-3—4 (8 GP)Connecticut ................... 0-3—3 (9 GP)Holy Cross ...................... 0-1—1 (6 GP)Mercyhurst .................. 2-5—7 (12 GP)Niagara ............................ 0-1—1 (1 GP)Notre Dame .................. First MeetingQuinnipiac...................... First MeetingRobert Morris ............... 0-0—0 (1 GP)RIT ..................................... 1-4—5 (9 GP)Sacred Heart.................. 2-1—3 (5 GP)Western Michigan ....... First MeetingWisconsin ....................... First Meeting

Career BestsGoals 2, vs. Mercyhurst, 12/20/08

Assists 2, Two Times

Points 2, Four Times

Goal Streak n/a

Point Streak 6, 10/13/07 - 11/9/07

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2009-10 • Redshirt Junior Year• Played in 25 games after missing the previous season due to injury.• Registered seven points on one goal and six assists.• Netted a goal in a 5-5 draw against Robert Morris (Dec. 15).• Recorded three points and a plus/minus rating of +8 in four December games.• Posted a point in back-to-back games twice during the season.

2008-09 • Junior Year• Missed the season due to injury.• Named to the Atlantic Hockey All-Academic Team.

2007-08 • Sophomore Year• Played in 30 games, recording 15 points on seven goals and eight assists.• Seven goals ranked second in Atlantic Hockey for goals by a defender and are the fourth-most in the Griffs’ Division I history by a

blueliner.• Named Atlantic Hockey Player of the Week after tying a school record in the season finale at Mercyhurst (March 1). Matched the

program’s record for points in a game by a defenseman with four and tied a career high with two scores.• Also tallied two goals at Sacred Heart (Oct. 26).• Posted three power-play goals during the season.• Scored the Griffs’ first goal of the year at No. 17 St. Cloud State to help start a rally and earn a draw (Oct. 13).• Added goals against Air Force (Dec. 8) and RIT (Feb. 10).• Named to the Atlantic Hockey All-Academic Team.

2006-07 • Freshman Year• Played in 34 games during his rookie season.• Ranked second among the team’s defensemen with 19 points and eighth in Atlantic Hockey.• Scored six goals and posted 13 assists.• Named Atlantic Hockey Rookie of the Week on Jan. 15 after a seven-point week.• Matched a school record for points in a game by a defenseman, recording four points on a goal and a career-best three assists against

Connecticut (Jan. 12).• Registered an assist in his first collegiate game against Robert Morris (Oct. 7).• Netted his first career goal against Sacred Heart and added an assist (Oct. 21).• Also recorded two points against RIT, posting a pair of assists (Jan. 9).• Named to the Atlantic Hockey All-Academic Team.

#4 • Senior • Defender • 5-10 • 175 • Powell River, British Columbia • Powell River Kings (BCHL)

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Forsman’s Career Statistics I ---------------------------------- Overall ---------------------------------- I I ----------------------------- Atlantic Hockey -----------------------------IYear GP G A Pts Shots +/- Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG GP G A Pts Shots +/- Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG2006-07 34 6 13 19 86 -2 19-46 2 0 0 27 6 10 16 63 +4 13-26 2 0 02007-08 30 7 8 15 62 +3 20-56 3 0 0 23 6 7 13 48 +3 17-50 3 0 02009-10 25 1 6 7 44 +2 10-28 0 0 0 21 0 5 5 36 -1 10-28 0 0 0TOTALS 89 14 27 41 192 +3 49-130 5 0 0 71 12 22 34 147 +6 40-104 5 0 0

Before Canisius• Played for three years with the Powell River Kings.• Played in 60 games, scored 11 goals and tallied 33 assists.• Named Most Sportsmanlike on the team and also won the Top Academic

Community Award.

Personal• Born May 7, 1986.• Son of Ken and Carmalina.• Has an older sister Lindsay.• Majoring in history.

Career Stats vs. 2010-11 Opp.AIC .................................... 0-0—0 (5 GP)Air Force ....................... 2-3—5 (10 GP)Army ................................ 0-1—1 (8 GP)Bentley............................. 0-2—2 (7 GP)Connecticut ................... 2-4—6 (6 GP)Holy Cross ...................... 1-1—2 (9 GP)Mercyhurst .................. 3-4—7 (11 GP)Niagara ............................ 0-2—2 (2 GP)Notre Dame .................. First MeetingQuinnipiac...................... First MeetingRobert Morris ............... 1-1—2 (2 GP)RIT ..................................... 1-5—6 (9 GP)Sacred Heart.................. 3-2—5 (9 GP)Western Michigan ....... First MeetingWisconsin ....................... First Meeting

Career BestsGoals 2, Two Times

Assists 3, at Connecticut, 1/12/07

Points 4, Two Times

Goal Streak 2, Two Times

Point Streak 3, 1/9/07 - 1/13/07

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2009-10 • Junior Year• Appeared in 30 games, posting a goal and three assists.• Tied for the team lead and led all Canisius defenders with a plus/minus of +9.• Netted a goal in a 5-5 draw against Sacred Heart (Jan. 23).• Posted a career-best two assists in a 7-6 overtime victory against Colgate, including the primary

assist on the game-winning score (Dec. 20).• Also registered a helper against AIC (Nov. 20).• Named to the Atlantic Hockey All-Academic Team.

2008-09 • Sophomore Year• Played in 21 games, recording four points on a goal and three assists.• Missed the first 15 games of the season due to an injury.• Scored his first collegiate goal against Bentley in the Atlantic Hockey Quarterfinals, connecting on

a power play (March 14).• Registered assists against AIC (Feb. 13), Mercyhurst (Feb. 27) and Bentley (March 13).

2007-08 • Freshman Year• Played in 29 games during his rookie season.• Recorded five assists.• Registered his first collegiate point with an assist against Sacred Heart (Oct. 26).• Posted an assist on the Griffs’ lone goal against No. 1 Miami (Nov. 24).• Recorded an assist on a short-handed goal that sent the game into overtime against Mercyhurst

in the Atlantic Hockey Quarterfinals (March 8).• Also added assists against RIT (Nov. 3) and Holy Cross (Nov. 10).• Named to the Atlantic Hockey All-Academic Team.

Before Canisius• Spent the 2006-07 season with the Woodstock Slammers of the Maritime Junior A Hockey

League.• Led team’s defensemen with 26 assists and 30 points.• Earned Top Defenseman award for Woodstock.

Personal• Born February 20, 1989 in Bathurst, New Brunswick.• Son of Bradley and Jill Jenks.• One sister, Amanda, and one brother, Josh.• Majoring in management.

#3 • Senior • Defender • 5-10 • 185 • Bathurst, New Brunswick • Woodstock Slammers (MJAHL)

Scott Jenks

Jenks’ Career Statistics I ---------------------------------- Overall ---------------------------------- I I ----------------------------- Atlantic Hockey -----------------------------IYear GP G A Pts Shots +/- Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG GP G A Pts Shots +/- Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG2007-08 29 0 5 5 15 -5 12-24 0 0 0 21 0 3 3 13 -1 8-16 0 0 02008-09 21 1 3 4 17 -2 14-50 1 0 0 18 0 2 2 13 -2 14-50 0 0 02009-10 30 1 3 4 24 +9 13-26 0 0 0 24 1 1 2 20 +5 10-20 0 0 0TOTALS 80 2 11 13 56 +2 39-100 1 0 0 63 1 6 7 46 +2 32-86 0 0 0

Career Stats vs. 2010-11 Opp.AIC .................................... 0-2—2 (8 GP)Air Force ......................... 0-0—0 (6 GP)Army ................................ 0-0—0 (7 GP)Bentley........................... 1-1—2 (11 GP)Connecticut ................... 0-0—0 (7 GP)Holy Cross ...................... 0-1—1 (4 GP)Mercyhurst .................... 0-1—1 (9 GP)Niagara ............................ 0-0—0 (1 GP)Notre Dame .................. First MeetingQuinnipiac...................... First MeetingRobert Morris ............... 0-0—0 (1 GP)RIT ..................................... 0-1—1 (7 GP)Sacred Heart.................. 1-1—2 (7 GP)Western Michigan ....... First MeetingWisconsin ....................... First Meeting

Career BestsGoals 1, Two Times

Assists 2, vs. Colgate, 12/20/09

Points 2, vs. Colgate, 12/20/09

Goal Streak n/a

Point Streak 2, 3/13/09 - 3/14/09

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2009-10 • Junior Year• Appeared in 20 games, recording four points, two goals and two assists.• Netted the game-winning goal against AIC (Nov. 20).• Also scored against Holy Cross (Oct. 25).• Tallied an assist against Lake Superior State (Oct. 16) and Mercyhurst (Nov. 7).• Named to the Atlantic Hockey All-Academic Team.

2008-09 • Sophomore Year• Played in 32 games during his sophomore season, scoring five goals.• Tallied a goal in a 3-2 overtime victory over Connecticut (Nov. 16).• Netted a goal against ECAC-foe Clarkson in a 2-2 draw (Nov. 29).• Also scored against Army (Dec. 7), RIT (Jan. 25) and AIC (Feb. 13).• Named to the Atlantic Hockey All-Academic Team.

2007-08 • Freshman Year• Appeared in 25 games, recording seven points on one goal and six assists.• Scored his first collegiate goal, a game-winning tally, against Atlantic Hockey regular-season

champion Army (Jan. 18).• Recorded his first collegiate point with an assist against No. 17 St. Cloud State.• Recorded a season-best two assists in a win against RIT (Nov. 3).• Posted an assist on the game-winning score against Mercyhurst (Feb. 29).• Also added an assist against Mercyhurst (Nov. 30) and versus Air Force (Feb. 23).• Named to the Atlantic Hockey All-Academic Team.

Before Canisius• Played with the Indiana Ice of the United States Hockey League and New Jersey Hitmen of the

Eastern Junior Hockey League in 2006-07.• Recorded five points in 15 games with New Jersey and seven points in 27 games with Indiana.

Personal• Born November 5, 1986 in Buffalo, N.Y.• Son of Pat and Katie Kenney.• One brother, Connor.• Father Pat attended Canisius.• Majoring in psychology.

#15 • Senior • Forward • 5-10 • 190 • Amherst, N.Y. • New Jersey Hitmen (EJHL)

Pat Kenney

Kenney’s Career Statistics I ---------------------------------- Overall ---------------------------------- I I ----------------------------- Atlantic Hockey -----------------------------IYear GP G A Pts Shots +/- Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG GP G A Pts Shots +/- Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG2007-08 25 1 6 7 15 -4 9-18 0 0 1 19 1 5 6 10 -1 7-14 0 0 12008-09 32 5 0 5 31 -7 7-14 0 0 0 24 4 0 4 28 -7 4-8 0 0 02009-10 20 2 2 4 21 -5 5-18 0 0 1 16 2 1 3 18 -6 5-18 0 0 1TOTALS 77 8 8 16 67 -16 21-50 0 0 2 59 7 6 13 56 -14 16-40 0 0 2

Career Stats vs. 2010-11 Opp.AIC .................................... 2-0—2 (6 GP)Air Force ......................... 0-1—1 (5 GP)Army ................................ 2-0—2 (7 GP)Bentley............................. 0-0—0 (8 GP)Connecticut ................... 1-0—1 (7 GP)Holy Cross ...................... 1-0—1 (6 GP)Mercyhurst .................. 0-3—3 (11 GP)Niagara ............................ 0-0—0 (1 GP)Notre Dame .................. First MeetingQuinnipiac...................... First MeetingRobert Morris ............... First MeetingRIT ..................................... 1-2—3 (7 GP)Sacred Heart.................. 0-0—0 (6 GP)Western Michigan ....... First MeetingWisconsin ....................... First Meeting

Career BestsGoals 1, Eight Times

Assists 2, vs. RIT, 11/3/07

Points 2, vs. RIT, 11/3/07

Goal Streak n/a

Point Streak 2, 2/23/08 - 2/29/08

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2009-10 • Freshman Year• Played in 31 games during his rookie season.• Recorded 11 points on a goal and 10 assists.• Scored his first collegiate goal in game one of the Atlantic Hockey Quarterfinals against

Mercyhurst, helping Canisius to a 5-1 victory (March 12).• Registered an assist in his first collegiate game against Ferris State (Oct. 9).• Posted a season-high two helpers in a 5-5 draw against Sacred Heart (Feb. 23).• Recorded a point in three-straight games from Nov. 28 to Dec. 20.• Named to the Atlantic Hockey All-Academic Team.

Before Canisius• Played two seasons with the Weyburn Red Wings of the SJHL.• Linemate with current Griff Preston Shupe while with the Red Wings.• Two-time SJHL All-Star.• Ranked ninth in the league in scoring during the 2008-09 season, totaling 69 points, 26 goals and

43 assists.• Recorded 125 points, 44 goals and 81 assists during his tenure with the Red Wings.• Also a member of the cross country and track teams at Warren Collegiate, winning a total of six

zone championships.

Personal• Born March 12, 1988.• Son of Jim and Susan.• Two brothers, Bryn and Drake.• Bryn played hockey collegiately at the University of Manitoba.• Majoring in business.

#10 • Sophomore • Forward • 5-9 • 165 • Grosse Isle, Manitoba • Weyburn Red Wings (SJHL)

Torrey Lindsay

Lindsay’s Career Statistics I ---------------------------------- Overall ---------------------------------- I I ----------------------------- Atlantic Hockey -----------------------------IYear GP G A Pts Shots +/- Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG GP G A Pts Shots +/- Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG2009-10 31 1 10 11 28 -5 1-2 0 0 0 23 0 8 8 21 +2 1-2 0 0 0

Career Stats vs. 2010-11 Opp.AIC .................................... 0-1—1 (4 GP)Air Force ......................... First MeetingArmy ................................ 0-1—1 (4 GP)Bentley............................. 0-1—1 (2 GP)Connecticut ................... 0-1—1 (4 GP)Holy Cross ...................... 0-0—0 (1 GP)Mercyhurst .................... 1-1—2 (6 GP)Niagara ............................ First MeetingNotre Dame .................. First MeetingQuinnipiac...................... First MeetingRobert Morris ............... First MeetingRIT ..................................... 0-0—0 (3 GP)Sacred Heart.................. 0-3—3 (2 GP)Western Michigan ....... First MeetingWisconsin ....................... First Meeting

Career BestsGoals 1, at Mercyhurst, 3/12/10

Assists 2, at Sacred Heart, 1/23/10

Points 2, at Sacred Heart, 1/23/10

Goal Streak n/a

Point Streak 3, 11/28/09 - 12/20/09

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2009-10 • Sophomore Year• Missed the season due to injury.

2008-09 • Freshman Year• One of four players to appear in all 37 games.• Recorded 14 points, three goals and 11 assists.• Posted seven points (one goal and six assists) on the power play.• Tallied an assist in his first collegiate game at Ferris State, helping the Griffs to their first victory

over a CCHA school (Oct. 10).• Scored his first career goal at Niagara (Nov. 11).• Recorded a season-best two assists against Army (Dec. 6) and Bentley (Jan. 9).• Registered an assist on the game-tying goal in a 1-1 draw against Holy Cross (Oct. 17).

Before Canisius• Played two seasons for the St. Louis Bandits, helping the team to the Robertson Cup in each

season.• Named to the 2008 All-North Division Team.• Posted 26 points on five goals and 21 assists during the 2007-08 season.• Participated in the 2008 NAHL Top Prospects Tournament.

Personal• Born February 26, 1987.• Son of Barry and Bobbi Love.• Two siblings, Mandi and Bryan.• Majoring in biology.

#5 • Redshirt Sophomore • Defender • 5-9 • 170 • Lake St. Louis, Mo. • St. Louis Bandits (NAHL)

Wes Love

Love’s Career Statistics I ---------------------------------- Overall ---------------------------------- I I ----------------------------- Atlantic Hockey -----------------------------IYear GP G A Pts Shots +/- Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG GP G A Pts Shots +/- Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG2008-09 37 3 11 14 34 +2 11-22 1 0 0 28 2 8 10 29 +1 6-12 1 0 0

Career Stats vs. 2010-11 Opp.AIC .................................... 1-0—1 (4 GP)Air Force ......................... 0-1—1 (2 GP)Army ................................ 0-2—2 (4 GP)Bentley............................. 0-3—3 (7 GP)Connecticut ................... 1-1—2 (4 GP)Holy Cross ...................... 0-1—1 (2 GP)Mercyhurst .................... 0-0—0 (4 GP)Niagara ............................ 1-0—1 (1 GP)Notre Dame .................. First MeetingQuinnipiac...................... First MeetingRobert Morris ............... First MeetingRIT ..................................... 0-1—1 (2 GP)Sacred Heart.................. 0-0—0 (2 GP)Western Michigan ....... First MeetingWisconsin ....................... First Meeting

Career BestsGoals 1, Three Times

Assists 2, Two Times

Points 2, Two Times

Goal Streak 2, 11/11/08 - 11/15/08

Point Streak 2, Three Times

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#30 • Junior • Goalie • 5-10½ • 200 • London, Ontario • Elmira Sugar Kings (MWJHL)

Dan Morrison2009-10 • Sophomore Year• Started 27 games in net, posting a 12-11-3 record.• Registered a save percentage of .906 and a goals against average of 3.16.• Stopped 799 shots, the third-highest single-season total in the program’s Division I history.• Recorded three shutouts during the season, tying the program’s single-season mark.• Stopped all 48 shots on goal in a 1-0 victory over Ferris State, leading the Griffs to their second victory against a CCHA school. The

48 saves are the most in school history in a shutout.• Named Atlantic Hockey Player of the Week and Goaltender of the Week following Ferris State shutout.• Posted back-to-back shutouts on Nov. 15 and Nov. 20, helping the Griffs record the seventh-longest scoreless streak in NCAA

history.• Blanked Connecticut, 1-0, recording 19 saves (Nov. 15).• Also stopped 36 shots in a shutout against AIC, earning his second Atlantic Hockey Goaltender of the Week honors (Nov. 20).• Recorded 41 saves in a 3-1 victory against Air Force (Oct. 31).• Posted at least 30 saves in 12 games, including three-straight games of 40 saves from Feb. 26 to March 13.• Registered 85 saves in a two-game sweep against Mercyhurst, leading the Griffs to the Atlantic Hockey Semifinals for the first time

since 2004.• Also added assists against Lake Superior State (Oct. 16) and Bentley (Dec. 5).

2008-09 • Freshman Year• Played in 19 games with 16 starts during his rookie season.• Posted a 2.97 goals against average and a save percentage of .908.• Named Atlantic Hockey Rookie of the Month in November, registering a record of 3-1-1, a goals against average of 1.77 and a save

percentage of .939.• Made his collegiate debut at Ferris State, posting 39 saves (Oct. 11).• Earned his first career victory against AIC, stopping 32-of-33 shots (Nov. 1).• Named Atlantic Hockey Goaltender of the Week following a sweep of Connecticut.• Posted his first collegiate shutout against the Huskies, stopping 13 shots (Nov. 15).• Recorded 32 saves in a 3-2 overtime victory to complete the sweep against Connecticut (Nov. 16).• Stopped 38 shots in a win over No. 15 Air Force, helping the Griffs to their first victory over a ranked opponent (Jan. 16).• Registered a season-best 41 saves in an overtime defeat against Mercyhurst (Feb. 28).

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Morrison’s Career Statistics I ---------------------------------- Overall ---------------------------------- I I ----------------------------- Atlantic Hockey -----------------------------IYear GP-GS Min. GA GAA Saves Sv % Record GP-GS Min. GA GAA Saves Sv % Record2008-09 19-16 1051:59 52 2.97 514 .908 6-9-2 15-13 843:06 40 2.85 405 .910 6-7-12009-10 27-27 1577:42 83 3.16 799 .906 12-11-3 20-20 1127:44 60 3.19 553 .902 8-8-3TOTALS 46-43 2629:41 135 3.08 1313 .907 18-20-5 35-33 1970:50 100 3.04 958 .905 14-15-4

Before Canisius• Played in net for the Elmira Sugar Kings.• Posted a 24-4-6 record during the 2007-08 season.• Led the league and set team records with a goals against average of 2.21 and a

save percentage of .938.• Earned league MVP honors and was named a first-team all-star.

Personal• Born April 10, 1989.• Son of Greg and Gayle Morrison.• Three siblings, Lindsay, Joel and Leah.• Majoring in accounting.

Career Stats vs. 2010-11 Opp.AIC ............................... 2-0-1, 0.97, .972Air Force .................... 2-1-0, 3.02, .920Army ........................... 1-4-1, 3.85, .881Bentley........................ 2-3-0, 3.73, .878Connecticut ...............3-0-1, 1.47, .933Holy Cross ................. 0-2-0, 3.02, .895Mercyhurst ............... 5-2-0, 2.54, .931Niagara ............................ First MeetingNotre Dame .................. First MeetingQuinnipiac...................... First MeetingRobert Morris ............... First MeetingRIT ................................0-4-0, 4.69, .864Sacred Heart..............1-1-1, 3.37, .884Western Michigan ....... First MeetingWisconsin ....................... First Meeting

Career BestsSaves 48, vs. Ferris State, 10/10/09

Shutouts Four

Scoreless Streak 153:12, 11/15/09 - 11/20/09

Longest Winning Streak 3, 11/1/08 - 11/16/08

Longest Unbeaten Streak 4, 11/7/09 - 11/20/09

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2009-10 • Freshman Year• Appeared in 36-of-37 games during his rookie season.• Recorded six points on three goals and three assists.• Scored the game-winning goal in double overtime against Mercyhurst in the Atlantic Hockey

Quarterfinals, sending the Griffs to the Atlantic Hockey Semifinals for the first time since 2004 (March 13).

• Also added an assist in game one of the quarterfinals against the Lakers (March 12).• Registered his first collegiate point in his second career game, posting an assist in a 1-0 victory

against CCHA foe Ferris State (Oct. 10).• Netted his first career goal with a power-play score against AIC (Nov. 20).• Also scored against Sacred Heart (Jan. 22) and added an assist against Mercyhurst (Feb. 13).• Named to the Atlantic Hockey All-Academic Team.

Before Canisius• Played two seasons with the Bowmanville Eagles.• Named to the Future Stars Team in 2008.• Selected to the Senior All-Star Game in 2009.• Registered 22 points, seven goals and 15 assists during the 2008-09 season.• Accumulated 44 points, 13 goals and 31 assists during his two years with the Eagles.

Personal• Born June 25, 1990 in Toronto, Ontario.• Son of Ken and Michelle.• One sibling, Jonas.• Majoring in psychology.

#36 • Sophomore • Defender • 6-0 • 185 • Port Perry, Ontario • Bowmanville Eagles (OPJHL)

Ben Parker

Parker’s Career Statistics I ---------------------------------- Overall ---------------------------------- I I ----------------------------- Atlantic Hockey -----------------------------IYear GP G A Pts Shots +/- Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG GP G A Pts Shots +/- Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG2009-10 36 3 3 6 26 +2 3-6 1 0 1 27 2 1 3 23 +1 3-6 1 0 0

Career Stats vs. 2010-11 Opp.AIC .................................... 1-0—1 (4 GP)Air Force ......................... 0-0—0 (2 GP)Army ................................ 0-0—0 (4 GP)Bentley............................. 0-0—0 (3 GP)Connecticut ................... 0-0—0 (4 GP)Holy Cross ...................... 0-0—0 (2 GP)Mercyhurst .................... 1-2—3 (6 GP)Niagara ............................ First MeetingNotre Dame .................. First MeetingQuinnipiac...................... First MeetingRobert Morris ............... 0-0—0 (1 GP)RIT ..................................... 0-0—0 (3 GP)Sacred Heart.................. 1-0—1 (2 GP)Western Michigan ....... First MeetingWisconsin ....................... First Meeting

Career BestsGoals 1, Three Times

Assists 1, Three Times

Points 1, Six Times

Goal Streak n/a

Point Streak 2, 3/12/10 - 3/13/10

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2009-10 • Junior Year• Played in nine games.• Scored two goals during his junior campaign.• Netted a goal against Bentley (Dec. 4) and Army (Jan. 15).• Named to the Atlantic Hockey All-Academic Team.

2008-09 • Sophomore Year• Appeared in 31 games, totaling six points, one goal and five assists.• Scored in a 5-1 victory against AIC (Feb. 14).• Registered an assist in back-to-back games of the Atlantic Hockey Quarterfinals against Bentley

(March 13 and 14).• Named to the Atlantic Hockey All-Academic Team.

2007-08 • Freshman Year• Played in 26 games, recording five points on two goals and three assists.• Scored his first collegiate goal at No. 1 Miami (Nov. 24).• Tallied a short-handed goal at Air Force (Dec. 7).• Posted an assist on the game-tying score in a 1-1 draw against Bentley (Jan. 4).• Also recorded an assist in two games against Mercyhurst (Dec. 1 and Feb. 29).

Before Canisius• Played with the Ohio Junior Blue Jackets of the United States Hockey League.• Recorded eight points and eight assists in 53 games.

Personal• Born December 22, 1987.• Son of Monica and Gary Westfall.• One brother, Michael.• Majoring in finance.

#26 • Senior • Forward • 5-11 • 177 • Fairview, Pa. • Ohio Junior Blue Jackets (USHL)

Eric Rex

Rex’s Career Statistics I ---------------------------------- Overall ---------------------------------- I I ----------------------------- Atlantic Hockey -----------------------------IYear GP G A Pts Shots +/- Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG GP G A Pts Shots +/- Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG2007-08 26 2 3 5 23 -13 7-14 0 1 0 19 1 3 4 21 -8 4-8 0 1 02008-09 31 1 5 6 32 -7 6-12 0 0 0 22 1 2 3 24 -7 5-10 0 0 02009-10 9 2 0 2 12 -2 2-4 0 0 0 5 2 0 2 4 E 1-2 0 0 0TOTALS 66 5 8 13 67 -22 15-30 0 1 0 46 4 5 9 49 -15 10-20 0 1 0

Career Stats vs. 2010-11 Opp.AIC .................................... 1-0—1 (4 GP)Air Force ......................... 1-0—1 (4 GP)Army ................................ 1-0—1 (5 GP)Bentley........................... 1-4—5 (10 GP)Connecticut ................... 0-0—0 (5 GP)Holy Cross ...................... 0-0—0 (4 GP)Mercyhurst .................. 0-2—2 (10 GP)Niagara ............................ 0-1—1 (1 GP)Notre Dame .................. First MeetingQuinnipiac...................... First MeetingRobert Morris ............... First MeetingRIT ..................................... 0-1—1 (4 GP)Sacred Heart.................. 0-0—0 (4 GP)Western Michigan ....... First MeetingWisconsin ....................... First Meeting

Career BestsGoals 1, Five Times

Assists 1, Eight Times

Points 1, 13 Times

Goal Streak n/a

Point Streak 2, 3/13/09 - 3/14/09

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Notes• Ranks second in school history with 72 career assists.• Enters junior season two points shy of becoming the seventh Griff in the program’s Division I history to record 100 career points.

2009-10 • Junior Year• One of five players to appear in all 37 games.• Totaled 41 points during the season, the third most in school history.• Registered 30 assists, the second most in the program’s record book.• Placed fourth in Atlantic Hockey and 14th nationally with 0.81 assists per game.• Added 11 goals during his junior campaign.• Tallied 17 points (two goals and 15 assists) on the power play.• Recorded a career-best four points on two goals and two assists in a 9-3 victory against Bentley (Dec. 5).• Registered three points on a pair of goals and an assist in a 3-1 win versus Air Force (Oct. 31).• Posted three assists against Lake Superior State, helping linemate Cory Conacher register the ninth hat trick in the program’s history

(Oct. 16).• Also recorded three assists in a 5-4 double overtime victory against Mercyhurst in the Atlantic Hockey Quarterfinals, helping

Canisius to the semifinals for the first time since 2004.• Scored the game-tying goal and added two assists against Army (Jan. 16).• Netted his first career game-winning goal with a third-period tally against AIC (Feb. 21).• Registered 12 multi-point games.

2008-09 • Sophomore Year• Played in 32 games, recording 26 points, six goals and 20 assists.• Recorded eight multi-point games.• Registered a season-best three assists in 5-1 victories against Sacred Heart (Jan. 31) and AIC (Feb. 14).• Tallied two assists in the season opener versus Ferris State, helping the Griffs to their first victory over a CCHA school (Oct. 10).• Scored an empty-net goal against No. 15 Air Force, sealing the Griffs’ two-game sweep over the nationally-ranked Falcons (Oct. 17).• Posted power-play goals against Ferris State (Oct. 11) and Bentley (Jan. 10) and also netted a short-handed goal against Bentley

(Nov. 21).• Scored in back-to-back games against Clarkson (Nov. 29) and Army (Dec. 6).• Missed the final five games of the season due to illness, including the Atlantic Hockey Quarterfinals versus Bentley.• Named to the Atlantic Hockey All-Academic Team.

#23 • Senior • Forward • 5-7 • 170 • Lackawanna, N.Y. • St. Francis High School

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Scarsella’s Career Statistics I ---------------------------------- Overall ---------------------------------- I I ----------------------------- Atlantic Hockey -----------------------------IYear GP G A Pts Shots +/- Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG GP G A Pts Shots +/- Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG2007-08 37 9 22 31 77 -2 0-0 3 1 0 28 6 21 27 51 +4 0-0 2 0 02008-09 32 6 20 26 76 +3 6-12 2 1 0 26 4 17 21 65 +2 3-6 1 1 02009-10 37 11 30 41 92 +7 11-30 2 0 1 28 9 20 29 64 +4 5-10 1 0 1TOTALS 106 26 72 98 245 +8 17-42 7 2 1 82 19 58 77 180 +10 8-16 4 1 1

2007-08 • Freshman Year• Named to the Atlantic Hockey All-Rookie Team.• Led the team with 31 points and 22 assists to go along with nine goals.• Led all Atlantic Hockey rookies with 31 points.• Ranked 13th nationally among rookies with 0.84 points per game.• Ranked eighth in Atlantic Hockey with 22 assists and third with 21 assists in league

play.• Led the team with 16 points on the power play (three goals and 13 assists), seven

points more than the second-highest total.• Only player in the country with more than 10 points and zero penalty minutes.• Tied for the team lead with 12 points in the third period (four goals and eight

assists).• Tied the game in the final five minutes of regulation three times during the season,

the latest coming with 1:27 left in the third period at Air Force (Dec. 7).• Recorded at least one point in 13-of-14 Atlantic Hockey series, 20-of-28 league

games and tied for the team lead with seven multi-point contests.• Named to the Mutual of Omaha Stampede All-Tournament Team after a three-

point, two-goal performance against Alabama-Huntsville in just his third collegiate game.

• Also recorded a season-best three points against Mercyhurst, scoring a goal and adding two assists (March 1).

• Earned Atlantic Hockey Rookie of the Week honors following a two game-series against Mercyhurst when he registered four points on a goal and three assists.

• Scored a short-handed goal in the Atlantic Hockey Quarterfinals against Mercyhurst to send the game into overtime (March 8).

• Tallied two assists against Air Force to help the Griffs rally from a two-goal deficit and earn a draw (Dec. 8).

• Matched a season high with two assists against Mercyhurst (Nov. 30), Connecticut (Jan. 12) and Air Force (Feb. 23).

Before Canisius• Played four years at St. Francis Prep.• Became first player in school history to record 200 career points.• Totaled 71 points in 42 games as a senior.• Named a first-team All-Star in the Midwest Prep League for the third time as a

senior.

Personal• Born September 23, 1989.• Majoring in finance.

Career Stats vs. 2010-11 Opp.AIC ............................. 1-10—11 (10 GP)Air Force ....................... 4-6—10 (8 GP)Army .............................. 3-6—9 (10 GP)Bentley........................ 4-7—11 (10 GP)Connecticut .............. 1-9—10 (10 GP)Holy Cross ...................... 1-3—4 (8 GP)Mercyhurst ............. 3-13—16 (14 GP)Niagara ............................ 0-0—0 (2 GP)Notre Dame .................. First MeetingQuinnipiac...................... First MeetingRobert Morris ............... 1-1—2 (1 GP)RIT ..................................... 2-2—4 (9 GP)Sacred Heart.................. 1-7—8 (8 GP)Western Michigan ....... First MeetingWisconsin ....................... First Meeting

Career BestsGoals 2, Three Times

Assists 3, Four Times

Points 4, vs. Bentley, 12/5/09

Goal Streak 3, 12/5/09 - 12/20/09

Point Streak 5, 1/5/08 - 1/19/08

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2009-10 • Freshman Year• Appeared in 26 games during his rookie season.• Totaled seven points on a goal and six assists.• Registered his first career point in his third collegiate game at Lake Superior State (Oct. 16).• Recorded a point in three-straight games from Nov. 28 to Dec. 15.• Netted his first career goal in a 4-2 win at Mercyhurst (Feb. 13).• Led the Griffs by winning 56.8 percent of his faceoffs (163-287).

Before Canisius• Played two seasons with the Topeka Roadrunners of the NAHL.• Earned all-league accolades.• Recorded 64 points, 17 goals and 47 assists in 65 games during the 2008-09 season.

Personal• Born September 30, 1989.• Son of Bill and Kelly.• Three siblings, Katie, Sam and Max.• Majoring in finance.

Steven Shafer#18 • Sophomore • Forward • 5-10 • 180 • Rochester Hills, Mich. • Topeka Roadrunners (NAHL)

Shafer’s Career Statistics I ---------------------------------- Overall ---------------------------------- I I ----------------------------- Atlantic Hockey -----------------------------IYear GP G A Pts Shots +/- Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG GP G A Pts Shots +/- Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG2009-10 26 1 6 7 21 -8 4-8 0 0 0 17 1 4 5 16 -7 4-8 0 0 0

Career Stats vs. 2010-11 Opp.AIC .................................... 0-0—0 (1 GP)Air Force ......................... 0-0—0 (2 GP)Army ................................ 0-1—1 (3 GP)Bentley............................. 0-2—2 (2 GP)Connecticut ................... 0-0—0 (2 GP)Holy Cross ...................... 0-1—1 (2 GP)Mercyhurst .................... 1-0—1 (5 GP)Niagara ............................ First MeetingNotre Dame .................. First MeetingQuinnipiac...................... First MeetingRobert Morris ............... 0-1—1 (1 GP)RIT ..................................... 0-0—0 (3 GP)Sacred Heart.................. 0-0—0 (1 GP)Western Michigan ....... First MeetingWisconsin ....................... First Meeting

Career BestsGoals 1, at Mercyhurst, 2/13/10

Assists 1, Six Times

Points 1, Seven Times

Goal Streak n/a

Point Streak 3, 11/28/09 - 12/15/09

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2009-10 • Freshman Year• One of five players to appear in all 37 games.• Led all freshmen on the team with 25 points, 10 goals and 15 assists.• Ranked 21st nationally among rookies with 0.68 points per game.• Tied for fourth among Atlantic Hockey freshmen with 25 points.• Recorded a point in a season-best seven-straight games from Dec. 5 to Jan. 16.• Tallied his first career point in his third collegiate game at Lake Superior State (Oct. 16).• Netted his first collegiate goal at AIC and added an assist for two points (Nov. 20).• Registered a personal-best three assists in a 9-3 victory against Bentley (Dec. 5).• Scored a season-high two goals at Bentley (Jan. 8).• Added a pair of assists the following night against the Falcons (Jan. 9).• Netted a goal in three-straight games from Feb. 27 to March 13, including each of the Griffs’

Atlantic Hockey quarterfinal games against Mercyhurst.• Named to the Atlantic Hockey All-Academic Team.

Before Canisius• Played three seasons with the Weyburn Red Wings of the SJHL.• Team captain during the 2008-09 season.• Linemate with current Griff Torrey Lindsay while with the Red Wings.• Two-time SJHL All-Star.• Earned the SJHL Graham Christie Award, which is presented to the player who provides

inspirational leadership and dedication to teammates both on and off the ice.• During the 2008-09 season, ranked fourth in the league with 80 points, second with 37 goals and

fifth with 43 assists.• Named the team’s MVP, Top Forward, Best Defensive Forward and Most Popular Player

(teammates and fans) following the 2009 season.• Accumulated 164 points, 73 goals and 91 assists during his three-year career with the Red Wings.

Personal• Born Dec. 21, 1988.• Son of Jesse and Jackie Shupe.• Two siblings, Parker and Sasha.

#14 • Sophomore • Forward • 6-1 • 195 • Weyburn, Saskatchewan • Weyburn Red Wings (SJHL)

Preston Shupe

Shupe’s Career Statistics I ---------------------------------- Overall ---------------------------------- I I ----------------------------- Atlantic Hockey -----------------------------IYear GP G A Pts Shots +/- Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG GP G A Pts Shots +/- Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG2009-10 37 10 15 25 92 +5 6-12 4 1 1 28 7 13 20 65 +5 4-8 2 1 0

Career Stats vs. 2010-11 Opp.AIC .................................... 1-1—2 (4 GP)Air Force ......................... 0-2—2 (2 GP)Army ................................ 1-1—2 (4 GP)Bentley............................. 2-5—7 (4 GP)Connecticut ................... 1-1—2 (4 GP)Holy Cross ...................... 0-1—1 (2 GP)Mercyhurst .................... 3-2—5 (6 GP)Niagara ............................ First MeetingNotre Dame .................. First MeetingQuinnipiac...................... First MeetingRobert Morris ............... 1-0—1 (1 GP)RIT ..................................... 1-0—1 (3 GP)Sacred Heart.................. 0-0—0 (2 GP)Western Michigan ....... First MeetingWisconsin ....................... First Meeting

Career BestsGoals 2, at Bentley, 1/8/10

Assists 3, vs. Bentley, 12/5/09

Points 3, vs. Bentley, 12/5/09

Goal Streak 3, 2/27/10 - 3/13/10

Point Streak 7, 12/5/09 - 1/16/10

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2009-10 • Junior Year• Appeared in 28 games as a forward.• Recorded seven points, five goals and two assists.• Netted a goal in three-straight games from Dec. 4 to Dec. 15.• Also scored in back-to-back games against Sacred Heart (Jan. 22 and 23).• Added assists against Connecticut (Feb. 5) and versus Mercyhurst in the Atlantic Hockey

Quarterfinals (March 12).• Named to the Atlantic Hockey All-Academic Team.

2008-09 • Sophomore Year• Played in 29 games on defense as a sophomore.• Totaled seven points, one goal and six assists.• Tallied his first collegiate goal, the game-winning score, against Connecticut. Also posted an assist

for a career-best two points (Nov. 15).• Added an assist the next day against the Huskies to finish the weekend with three points and a

plus/minus of +5.• Also registered an assist against AIC (Nov. 1), Army (Dec. 6), Mercyhurst (Dec. 20) and

Connecticut (Feb. 20).• Named to the Atlantic Hockey All-Academic Team.

2007-08 • Freshman Year• Played in 17 games, posting three assists during his rookie season.• Made the move from forward to defenseman during the season.• Tallied his first collegiate point with an assist against Mercyhurst (Nov. 30).• Also recorded assists against Bentley (Jan. 5) and RIT (Feb. 10).• Named to the Atlantic Hockey All-Academic Team.

Before Canisius• Played for two years with the Bandits of the NAHL.• Posted eight goals and 20 assists during his senior season.• Tallied three goals and eight assists in 12 playoff games.

Personal• Born Nov. 16, 1986.• Son of Michael and Vickie Zuke.• Father played for the St. Louis and Hartford in the NHL and at Michigan Tech in college, where he is in the Michigan Tech Sports Hall of Fame.• Uncle Ron also played hockey at Michigan Tech.• Has an older sister Jessica and younger brother Paul.• Majoring in marketing.

#21 • Senior • Forward • 6-0 • 185 • St. Louis, Mo. • St. Louis Bandits (NAHL)

Matt Zuke

Zuke’s Career Statistics I ---------------------------------- Overall ---------------------------------- I I ----------------------------- Atlantic Hockey -----------------------------IYear GP G A Pts Shots +/- Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG GP G A Pts Shots +/- Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG2007-08 17 0 3 3 7 -2 2-4 0 0 0 15 0 3 3 7 E 2-4 0 0 02008-09 29 1 6 7 31 -3 7-14 0 0 1 23 1 6 7 25 -2 6-12 0 0 12009-10 28 5 2 7 33 +2 10-28 0 0 0 21 4 1 5 29 +2 9-26 0 0 0TOTALS 74 6 11 17 71 -3 19-46 0 0 1 59 5 10 15 61 E 17-42 0 0 1

Career Stats vs. 2010-11 Opp.AIC .................................... 0-1—1 (8 GP)Air Force ......................... 0-0—0 (6 GP)Army ................................ 0-1—1 (4 GP)Bentley............................. 2-1—3 (9 GP)Connecticut ................... 1-4—5 (6 GP)Holy Cross ...................... 0-0—0 (8 GP)Mercyhurst .................. 0-3—3 (10 GP)Niagara ............................ 0-0—0 (1 GP)Notre Dame .................. First MeetingQuinnipiac...................... First MeetingRobert Morris ............... 1-0—1 (1 GP)RIT ..................................... 0-1—1 (6 GP)Sacred Heart.................. 2-0—2 (5 GP)Western Michigan ....... First MeetingWisconsin ....................... First Meeting

Career BestsGoals 1, Six Times

Assists 1, 11 Times

Points 2, vs. Connecticut, 11/15/08

Goal Streak 3, 12/4/09 - 12/15/09

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#29 • Fr • Forward • 5-11 • 190 • West St. Paul, Minn. • North Iowa Outlaws

Ryan BohrerBefore Canisius• Played two seasons with the North Iowa Outlaws of the NAHL.• Named Team MVP following the 2009-10 season.• Totaled 54 points, 14 goals and 40 assists in 58 games.• Earned four letters with Cretin Derham Hall High School.• Earned all-conference honors and was a member of the 2006 state-championship team.• Member of the Team Minnesota Select 15, 16 and 17.• Also won the 2007 state championship with the baseball team.

Personal• Born May 25, 1990.• Son of Jim and Denise Bohrer.• One sister, Angela.• Majoring in business.

#31 • Fr • Goalie • 6-2 • 190 • Mississauga, Ontario • Georgetown Raiders (OJHL)

Tony CapobiancoBefore Canisius• Played two seasons with the Georgetown Raiders of the OJHL.• Led the league in goalie victories in each of his two seasons, winning 60 total games.• Earned all-star honors and Team MVP accolades in 2009-10 after posting a 28-7-3 record, a goals against

average of 2.41 and a save percentage of .918.• Also named Georgetown’s Player of the Year following the 2008-09 season.

Personal• Born December 18, 1989.• Son of Tony and Julie Capobianco.• Two brothers, Chris and Kyle.• Uncle, Randy Exelby, played for Montreal and Edmonton of the NHL and attended Lake Superior State.

#16 • Fr • Defender • 6-0 • 185 • Stillwater, Minn. • Bismarck Bobcats (NAHL)

Ben DanfordBefore Canisius• Played three seasons in the NAHL, finishing his career with Bismarck.• Totaled 25 points, 12 goals and 13 assists during the 2009-10 season.• Recorded 50 points, 18 goals and 32 assists during his career.• Earned three letters at Stillwater High School.• Earned all-conference honors in 2007 and received honorable mention in 2006.

Personal• Born May 17, 1989.• Son of Phil and Colleen Danford.• Two siblings, Madi and Connor.• Majoring in entrepreneurship.

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Kyle GibbonsBefore Canisius• Played with the Lincoln Stars of the USHL during the 2009-10 season.• Totaled 29 points, 14 goals and 15 assists.• Also played four years of lacrosse at Westlake High School.• Earned all-county and all-league accolades.

Personal• Born April 27, 1991.• Son of Kevin and Jo.• One sibling, Terry.• Majoring in accounting.

#27 • Fr • Forward • 6-2 • 200 • Markham, Ontario • Whitby Fury (CCHL)

Taylor LawBefore Canisius• Played three seasons with the Whitby Fury.• Named to the 2010 CCHL All-Star Team.• Led the Fury in scoring during the 2008-09 and 2009-10 seasons, earning the Cliff Madduck High Scorer

Award.• Recorded 65 points, 27 goals and 38 assists in 49 games during the 2009-10 season.• Named MVP of the 2009 Don Sanderson Cup.

Personal• Born February 16, 1990.• Son of Roy and Rosemary.• Both sisters, Robyn and Kelly, played hockey at Maine.• Majoring in international business.

#25 • Fr • Forward • 5-11 • 200 • Bethel Park, Pa. • Owatonna Express (NAHL)

Brian McGintyBefore Canisius• Played two seasons with the Owatonna Express of the NAHL.• Recorded 57 points, 20 goals and 37 assists with the Express.• Also won a state championship with Bethel Park High School in 2005.

Personal• Born July 26, 1989 in Pittsburgh, Pa.• Son of Brian and Terry McGinty.• One sister, Alicia, and one brother, Austin.• Majoring in sport administration.

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#37 • Fr • Forward • 6-3 • 190 • Phoenix, Ariz. • Wenatchee Wild (NAHL)

Duncan McKellarBefore Canisius• Played two seasons with the Wenatchee Wild of the NAHL.• Selected to the Top Prospect All-Star Team both seasons.• Tallied 32 points, 14 goals and 18 assists during the 2009-10 campaign.• Recorded 83 points, 31 goals and 52 assists during his two years with the Wild.• Selected by USA Hockey to represent the United States at the IIHF camp in Vierumaki, Finland.

Personal• Born March 16, 1990 in Chicago, Ill.• Son of William and Lorie McKellar.• Two sisters, Joann and Maggie.• Majoring in sport management.

#28 • Fr • Defender • 6-3 • 190 • Markham, Ontario • Markham Waxers (CCHL)

Jordan MustardBefore Canisius• Played for the Markham Waxers of the CCHL.• Earned the team’s Top Defenseman Award.• Selected to the 2010 CCHL All-Star Team.• Appeared in 46 games during the 2009-10 season, totaling 29 points, four goals and 25 assists.

Personal• Born May 2, 1991.• Son of Scott and Becky.• One sister, Laura.

#12 • Fr • Forward • 6-1 • 205 • Derby, N.Y. • Motor City Metal Jackets (NAHL)

Patrick SullivanBefore Canisius• Member of the Motor City Metal Jackets of the NAHL during the 2009-10 season.• Appeared in 57 games, recording 23 points, 12 goals and 11 assists.• Also played for the Kenai River Brown Bears during the 2008-09 campaign, totaling 24 points, 12 goals and

12 assists.• Three-year member of the St. Francis High School hockey team.• Earned Team MVP honors with the Red Raiders and was named to the MWPHL All-Star Team.

Personal• Born August 18, 1990 in Buffalo.• Son of Paul and Tammy Sullivan• One brother, Paul, and one sister, Mackenzie.

Griffs by State/Province

Alabama (1) Taylor Anderson (Walpole)

Arizona (1) Duncan McKellar (Phoenix)

British Columbia (1) Chris Forsman (Powell River)

Manitoba (1) Torrey Lindsay (Grosse Isle)

Michigan (3) Derek Danowski (Warren) Phil Rauch (Lambertville) Steven Shafer (Rochester Hills)

Minnesota (2) Ryan Bohrer (West St. Paul) Ben Danford (Stillwater)

Missouri (2) Wes Love (Lake St. Louis) Matt Zuke (St. Louis)

New Brunswick (1) Scott Jenks (Bathurst)

New York (5) Chris Barrea (West Seneca) Pat Kenney (Amherst) Scott Moser (Tonawanda) Vincent Scarsella (Lackawanna) Patrick Sullivan (Derby)

Ohio (1) Kyle Gibbons (Westlake)

Ontario (6) Tony Capobianco (Mississauga) Cory Conacher (Burlington) Taylor Law (Markham) Dan Morrison (London) Jordan Mustard (Markham) Ben Parker (Port Perry)

Pennsylvania (2) Brian McGinty (Bethel Park) Eric Rex (Fairview)

Saskatchewan (1) Preston Shupe (Weyburn)

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Griffs by Class

Seniors (10) Taylor Anderson Cory Conacher Derek Danowski Chris Forsman Scott Jenks Pat Kenney Phil Rauch Eric Rex Vincent Scarsella Matt Zuke

Juniors (2) Dan Morrison Scott Moser

Sophomores (6) Chris Barrea Torrey Lindsay Wes Love Ben Parker Steven Shafer Preston Shupe

Freshmen (10) Ryan Bohrer Tony Capobianco Ben Danford Kyle Gibbons Taylor Law Brian McGinty Duncan McKellar Jordan Mustard Patrick Sullivan

Griffs by Position

Forwards (16) Ryan Bohrer Cory Conacher Derek Danowski Kyle Gibbons Pat Kenney Taylor Law Torrey Lindsay Brian McGinty Duncan McKellar Scott Moser Eric Rex Vincent Scarsella Steven Shafer Preston Shupe Patrick Sullivan Matt Zuke

Defenders (8) Chris Barrea Ben Danford Chris Forsman Scott Jenks Wes Love Jordan Mustard Ben Parker Phil Rauch

Goaltenders (3) Taylor Anderson Tony Capobianco Dan Morrison

The team’s captain, Phil Rauch is part of the Griffs’ 10-member senior class,tied with Ohio State for the largest senior class in the country.

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Facts & FiguresLocation ....................................................................................USAF Academy, Colo.Enrollment ...............................................................................................................4,400Nickname ............................................................................................................. FalconsColors ..........................................................................................................Blue & SilverConference ......................................................................................... Atlantic HockeyArena ..................................................................................................... Cadet Ice Arena Capacity ..................................................................................................................2,470 Press Box Phone ............................................................................ (719) 333-4008

Coaching StaffHead Coach ......................................................................................... Frank Serratore Alma Mater ....................................................................................Bemidji State ‘82 Record at Air Force/Years ..........................................................214-227-38/13 Career Record/Years ....................................................................263-319-47/17Assistant Coaches ................................................................................ Mike Corbett ........................................................................................................................... Andy Berg

Team Quick Facts2009-10 Record ................................................................................................ 16-15-6Conference Record .............................................................................................14-8-6Conference Finish ..................................................................................................... 3rdLetterwinners Returning/Lost ........................................................................18/6

Athletic CommunicationsHockey SID .................................................................................................. Dave Toller Office Phone ................................................................................... (719) 333-3478 Cell Phone ......................................................................................... (719) 200-2802 E-mail ......................................................................................dave.toller@usafa.eduWebsite .....................................................................www.GoAirForceFalcons.com

Air ForceNov. 19 • at CanisiusJan. 28/Jan. 29 • at Air Force

Facts & FiguresLocation ............................................................................................Springfield, Mass.Enrollment ...............................................................................................................1,720Nickname ............................................................................................... Yellow JacketsColors .......................................................................................... Gold, Black & WhiteConference ......................................................................................... Atlantic HockeyArena .............................................................................................. Olympia Ice Center Capacity ..................................................................................................................2,200 Press Box Phone ............................................................................ (508) 847-9136

Coaching StaffHead Coach ............................................................................................... Gary Wright Alma Mater .............................................................................................Vermont ‘76 Record at AIC/Years ....................................................................264-466-55/27 Career Record/Years ........................................................................................ SameAssistant Coach ........................................................................................... Mike Field

Team Quick Facts2009-10 Record ...................................................................................................5-24-4Conference Record .............................................................................................5-19-4Conference Finish ...................................................................................................10thLetterwinners Returning/Lost ........................................................................16/7

Athletic CommunicationsHockey SID ..................................................................................................Katelyn Elie Office Phone ....................................................................................(413) 654-1425 Cell Phone ......................................................................................... (508) 847-9136 E-mail ..........................................................................................katelyn.elie@aic.eduWebsite ...........................................................................www.aicyellowjackets.com

AICJan. 23/Jan. 24 • at Canisius

Pat Kenney scored his first collegiate goal, the game-winning score, against regular-season champion Army in 2008.

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Facts & FiguresLocation ..............................................................................................West Point, N.Y.Enrollment ...............................................................................................................4,400Nickname ................................................................................................. Black KnightsColors ............................................................................................. Black, Gold & GrayConference ......................................................................................... Atlantic HockeyArena .................................................................................................................. Tate Rink Capacity ..................................................................................................................2,525 Press Box Phone .............................................................................(845) 938-5116

Coaching StaffHead Coach ...................................................................................................Brian Riley Alma Mater ................................................................................................. Brown ‘83 Record at Army/Years .................................................................. 83-102-32/Six Career Record/Years ........................................................................................ SameAssistant Coaches ..........................................................................Rob Haberbusch .......................................................................................................................Trevor Large

Team Quick Facts2009-10 Record ................................................................................................ 11-18-7Conference Record .......................................................................................... 10-12-6Conference Finish ..................................................................................................... 6thLetterwinners Returning/Lost ........................................................................24/3

Athletic CommunicationsHockey SID ........................................................................................... Ryan Yanoshak Office Phone ................................................................................... (845) 938-7197 Cell Phone ......................................................................................... (845) 406-1130 E-mail .............................................................................Ryan.Yanoshak@usma.eduWebsite ............................................................................ www.goARMYsports.com

ArmyOct. 29/Oct. 30 • at Canisius

Facts & FiguresLocation ...............................................................................................Waltham, Mass.Enrollment ...............................................................................................................4,016Nickname ............................................................................................................. FalconsColors .......................................................................................... Black, Gold and GrayConference ......................................................................................... Atlantic HockeyArena .................................................................................John A. Ryan Skating Area Capacity ..................................................................................................................1,200 Press Box Phone ............................................................................ (646) 387-2427

Coaching StaffHead Coach ........................................................................................Ryan Soderquist Alma Mater ............................................................................................... Bentley ‘00 Record at Bentley/Years ..........................................................97-154-28/Eight Career Record/Years ........................................................................................ SameAssistant Coaches .................................................................................. Ben Murphy ....................................................................................................................Charlie Carkin

Team Quick Facts2009-10 Record ................................................................................................ 12-19-4Conference Record .......................................................................................... 10-15-3Conference Finish ..................................................................................................... 8thLetterwinners Returning/Lost ........................................................................19/6

Athletic CommunicationsHockey SID .................................................................................................... Kyle Mack Office Phone ....................................................................................(781) 891-2417 Cell Phone ......................................................................................... (646) 387-2427 E-mail ..........................................................................................kmack@bentley.eduWebsite ..............................................................................www.bentleyfalcons.com

BentleyNov. 27/Nov. 28 • at Bentley

Facts & FiguresLocation .....................................................................................................Storrs, Conn.Enrollment .............................................................................................................29,517Nickname ............................................................................................................ HuskiesColors ........................................................................................................ Blue & WhiteConference ......................................................................................... Atlantic HockeyArena .......................................................................Mark Edward Freitas Ice Forum Capacity ..................................................................................................................2,000 Press Box Phone ............................................................................ (860) 486-6745

Coaching StaffHead Coach .......................................................................................... Bruce Marshall Alma Mater ......................................................................................Connecticut ‘85 Record at UConn/Years .............................................................301-336-60/22 Career Record/Years ........................................................................................ SameAssistant Coaches ....................................................................................Joe Dumais ..........................................................................................................................Devin Rask

Team Quick Facts2009-10 Record .................................................................................................. 7-27-3Conference Record .............................................................................................6-19-3Conference Finish ..................................................................................................... 9thLetterwinners Returning/Lost ........................................................................21/6

Athletic CommunicationsHockey SID .......................................................................................................Matt Lee Office Phone ................................................................................... (860) 486-1498 Cell Phone ..........................................................................................(401) 651-7824 E-mail .........................................................................................matt.lee@uconn.eduWebsite ........................................................................................ UConnHuskies.com

ConnecticutNov. 5/Nov. 6 • at Connecticut

Facts & FiguresLocation ............................................................................................ Worcester, Mass.Enrollment ...............................................................................................................2,897Nickname ........................................................................................................CrusadersColor .............................................................................................................Royal PurpleConference ......................................................................................... Atlantic HockeyArena .............................................................................................................Hart Center Capacity ..................................................................................................................1,600 Press Box Phone ............................................................................(508) 793-3978

Coaching StaffHead Coach .....................................................................................................Paul Pearl Alma Mater .........................................................................................Holy Cross ‘89 Record at Holy Cross/Years ..................................................... 226-226-54/15 Career Record/Years ........................................................................................ SameAssistant Coaches ...................................................................................Jason Smith ...................................................................................................................... Rob Godfrey

Team Quick Facts2009-10 Record ................................................................................................ 12-19-6Conference Record .......................................................................................... 10-13-5Conference Finish ..................................................................................................... 7thLetterwinners Returning/Lost ....................................................................... 22/6

Athletic CommunicationsHockey SID ..................................................................................................Jim Wrobel Office Phone ...................................................................................(508) 793-2583 Cell Phone ......................................................................................... (508) 208-3831 E-mail .................................................................................... jwrobel@holycross.eduWebsite ................................................................................... www.goholycross.com

Holy CrossNov. 13/Nov. 14 • at Canisius

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Facts & FiguresLocation ..............................................................................................South Bend, Ind.Enrollment ...............................................................................................................8,332Nickname .................................................................................................. Fighting IrishColors ...........................................................................................................Gold & BlueConference .............................................................................................................CCHAArena ........................................................................................................... Joyce Center Capacity ..................................................................................................................2,713 Press Box Phone ............................................................................ (574) 631-4899

Coaching StaffHead Coach ................................................................................................Jeff Jackson Alma Mater ................................................................................ Michigan State ‘78 Record at Notre Dame/Years .................................................. 116-65-22/Five Career Record/Years .................................................................... 298-117-47/11Assistant Coaches .............................................................................. Bobby Ferraris .........................................................................................................................Brian Burke

Team Quick Facts2009-10 Record ................................................................................................ 13-17-8Conference Record ........................................................................................ 9-12-7-2Conference Finish ..................................................................................................... 9thLetterwinners Returning/Lost ........................................................................12/9

Athletic CommunicationsHockey SID .................................................................................................Tim Connor Office Phone .................................................................................... (574) 631-7516 Home Phone .....................................................................................(574) 273-1038 E-mail ........................................................................................... Connor.21@nd.eduWebsite ...................................................................................................www.und.com

Notre DameDec. 29 • at Notre Dame

Facts & FiguresLocation ................................................................................................Hamden, Conn.Enrollment ...............................................................................................................7,500Nickname ............................................................................................................ BobcatsColors ...........................................................................................................Blue & GoldConference ............................................................................................................. ECACArena .......................................................................................TD Bank Sports Center Capacity ..................................................................................................................3,300 Press Box Phone ............................................................................ (203) 582-3796

Coaching StaffHead Coach .......................................................................................... Rand Pecknold Alma Mater ......................................................................Connecticut College ‘90 Record at Quinnipiac/Years ..................................................... 301-201-47/16 Career Record/Years ........................................................................................ SameAssistant Coaches ..........................................................................................Ben Syer ................................................................................................................................ Bill Riga

Team Quick Facts2009-10 Record ................................................................................................20-18-2Conference Record .......................................................................................... 11-11-0Conference Finish ..................................................................................................... 7thLetterwinners Returning/Lost ....................................................................... 20/8

Athletic CommunicationsHockey SID ............................................................................................... Ken Sweeten Office Phone ...................................................................................(203) 582-8625 Cell Phone .........................................................................................(203) 859-8529 E-mail ...............................................................kenneth.sweeten@quinnipiac.eduWebsite .......................................................................www.quinnipiacbobcats.com

QuinnipiacJan. 16/Jan. 17 • at Canisius

Facts & FiguresLocation ............................................................................................................... Erie, Pa.Enrollment ...............................................................................................................4,055Nickname ............................................................................................................... LakersColors ........................................................................................................ Green & BlueConference ......................................................................................... Atlantic HockeyArena ........................................................................................ Mercyhurst Ice Center Capacity ..................................................................................................................1,300 Press Box Phone .............................................................................(814) 824-2167

Coaching StaffHead Coach .................................................................................................Rick Gotkin Alma Mater ...............................................................................Brockport State ‘82 Record at Mercyhurst/Years ...................................................399-272-52/22 Career Record/Years ........................................................................................ SameAssistant Coaches .............................................................................. Bobby Ferraris ......................................................................................................................... John Rosso

Team Quick Facts2009-10 Record ................................................................................................15-20-3Conference Record .......................................................................................... 15-10-3Conference Finish ..................................................................................................... 4thLetterwinners Returning/Lost ........................................................................17/8

Athletic CommunicationsHockey SID ..............................................................................................Erik Kaminski Office Phone ................................................................................... (814) 824-3338 Cell Phone ..........................................................................................(412) 302-1278 E-mail ...........................................................................ekaminski@mercyhurst.eduWebsite ................................................................................www.hurstathletics.com

MercyhurstOct. 19/Feb. 26 • at MercyhurstFeb. 25 • at Canisius

Facts & FiguresLocation .................................................................................................. Lewiston, N.Y.Enrollment ...............................................................................................................3,853Nickname ................................................................................................. Purple EaglesColors ....................................................................................................Purple & WhiteConference ......................................................................................... Atlantic HockeyArena ...........................................................................................................Dwyer Arena Capacity ..................................................................................................................2,100 Press Box Phone ............................................................................ (716) 286-8794

Coaching StaffHead Coach ...................................................................................... Dave Burkholder Alma Mater ........................................................................................................RIT ‘84 Record at Niagara/Years ....................................................... 156-141-32/Nine Career Record/Years ........................................................................................ SameAssistant Coaches ..................................................................................Tim Madsen .................................................................................................................... Greg Gardner

Team Quick Facts2009-10 Record ................................................................................................12-20-4Conference Record (CHA) ..............................................................................6-10-2Conference Finish (CHA) ....................................................................................t-3rdLetterwinners Returning/Lost ........................................................................21/7

Athletic CommunicationsHockey SID ..................................................................................................Chris Smith Office Phone ....................................................................................(716) 286-8724 Cell Phone ......................................................................................... (716) 628-0833 E-mail ..........................................................................................csmith@niagara.eduWebsite ................................................................................. www.PurpleEagles.com

NiagaraNov. 2/Feb. 17 • at CanisiusFeb. 19 • at Niagara

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Facts & FiguresLocation ................................................................................................ Rochester, N.Y.Enrollment ............................................................................................................ 17,000Nickname ................................................................................................................TigersColors ................................................................................................. Orange & BrownConference ......................................................................................... Atlantic HockeyArena ............................................................................Frank Ritter Memorial Arena Capacity ..................................................................................................................2,100 Press Box Phone ............................................................................ (585) 475-5537

Coaching StaffHead Coach ...........................................................................................Wayne Wilson Alma Mater .................................................................................Bowling Green ‘84 Record at RIT/Years ......................................................................216-103-25/11 Career Record/Years ........................................................................................ SameAssistant Coaches .......................................................................................Brian Hills .....................................................................................................................Dave Insalaco

Team Quick Facts2009-10 Record ................................................................................................28-12-1Conference Record ............................................................................................ 22-5-1Conference Finish ......................................................................................................1stLetterwinners Returning/Lost ........................................................................17/7

Athletic CommunicationsHockey SID ................................................................................................. Joe Venniro Office Phone ................................................................................... (585) 475-5598 Cell Phone .........................................................................................(585) 739-3939 E-mail ...................................................................................................... jtvsid@rit.eduWebsite ..................................................................................... www.ritathletics.com

RITDec. 17/Feb. 11 • at RITFeb. 13 • at Canisius

Facts & FiguresLocation .................................................................................................Fairfield, Conn.Enrollment ...............................................................................................................3,500Nickname ...........................................................................................................PioneersColors ......................................................................................................... Red & WhiteConference ......................................................................................... Atlantic HockeyArena .............................................................................................. Milford Ice Pavilion Capacity ..................................................................................................................1,000 Press Box Phone ............................................................................ (203) 415-5381

Coaching StaffHead Coach ........................................................................................... C.J. Marottolo Alma Mater ...................................................................................Northeastern ‘89 Record at Sacred Heart/Years .....................................................21-13-4/One Career Record/Years ........................................................................................ SameAssistant Coaches .....................................................................................Lou Santini .............................................................................................................. Scott McDougall

Team Quick Facts2009-10 Record ................................................................................................ 21-13-4Conference Record .............................................................................................16-9-3Conference Finish .................................................................................................... 2ndLetterwinners Returning/Lost ........................................................................19/7

Athletic CommunicationsHockey SID ............................................................................................ Brendan Flynn Office Phone ................................................................................... (203) 365-4813 Cell Phone ......................................................................................... (203) 415-5381 E-mail ................................................................................. flynnb@sacredheart.eduWebsite ............................................................................ SacredHeartPioneers.com

Sacred HeartOct. 22/Oct. 23 • at Sacred Heart

Facts & FiguresLocation ...................................................................................... Moon Township, Pa.Enrollment ...............................................................................................................5,000Nickname ..........................................................................................................ColonialsColors .............................................................................................. Blue, Red & WhiteConference ......................................................................................... Atlantic HockeyArena .................................................................................RMU Island Sports Center Capacity ..................................................................................................................1,200 Press Box Phone ............................................................................ (412) 865-4907

Coaching StaffHead Coach .........................................................................................Derek Schooley Alma Mater ..........................................................................Western Michigan ‘94 Record at RMU/Years ................................................................... 65-102-27/Six Career Record/Years ........................................................................................ SameAssistant Coaches ...........................................................................Mark Workman .................................................................................................................Matt Nicholson

Team Quick Facts2009-10 Record ................................................................................................ 10-19-6Conference Record (CHA) ..............................................................................6-10-4Conference Finish (CHA) ...................................................................................... 2ndLetterwinners Returning/Lost ....................................................................... 22/4

Athletic CommunicationsHockey SID .............................................................................................. Jeff Symonds Office Phone ................................................................................... (412) 865-4953 Cell Phone ......................................................................................... (330) 242-2841 E-mail ..............................................................................................sidga01@rmu.eduWebsite .................................................................................www.rmucolonials.com

Robert MorrisNov. 20/Feb. 3 • at CanisiusFeb. 5 • at Robert Morris

Carl Hudson became the first Canisius defensemen to tally a hat trick with three goals at Sacred Heart last season.

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Facts & FiguresLocation ........................................................................................... Kalamazoo, Mich.Enrollment .............................................................................................................24,576Nickname ............................................................................................................BroncosColors ...................................................................................................... Brown & GoldConference .............................................................................................................CCHAArena ..................................................................................................Lawson Ice Arena Capacity ..................................................................................................................3,667 Press Box Phone ............................................................................(269) 387-3064

Coaching StaffHead Coach ..................................................................................................Jeff Blashill Alma Mater ........................................................................................ Ferris State ‘98 Record at Western Michigan/Years ............................................. First Season Career Record/Years ........................................................................................ SameAssistant Coaches ...........................................................................Pat Ferschweiler ............................................................................................................................ Rob Facca

Team Quick Facts2009-10 Record .................................................................................................. 8-20-8Conference Record ........................................................................................ 4-17-6-2Conference Finish ...................................................................................................12thLetterwinners Returning/Lost ........................................................................16/6

Athletic CommunicationsHockey SID ............................................................................................. Adam Bodnar Office Phone ................................................................................... (269) 387-4122 Cell Phone ..........................................................................................(269) 760-5133 E-mail .......................................................................... adam.e.bodnar@wmich.eduWebsite .................................................................................www.wmubroncos.com

Western MichiganOct. 8/Oct. 9 • at Western Michigan

Facts & FiguresLocation ...................................................................................................Madison, Wis.Enrollment ............................................................................................................40,305Nickname ............................................................................................................ BadgersColors ................................................................................................ Cardinal & WhiteConference ...........................................................................................................WCHAArena ............................................................................................................. Kohl Center Capacity ............................................................................................................... 15,237 Press Box Phone ............................................................................(608) 265-4336

Coaching StaffHead Coach ..................................................................................................Mike Eaves Alma Mater ..........................................................................................Wisconsin ‘78 Record at Wisconsin/Years ......................................................... 171-122-38/8 Career Record/Years ........................................................................................ SameAssistant Coaches ..................................................................................... Bill Butters .................................................................................................................... Gary Shuchuk

Team Quick Facts2009-10 Record ................................................................................................ 28-11-4Conference Record .............................................................................................17-8-3Conference Finish .................................................................................................... 2ndLetterwinners Returning/Lost ..................................................................... 13/12

Athletic CommunicationsHockey SID ........................................................................................Paul Capobianco Office Phone ................................................................................... (608) 263-1983 Cell Phone ......................................................................................... (608) 219-6278 E-mail .................................................................................... phc@athletics.wisc.eduWebsite ....................................................................................www.uwathletics.com

WisconsinJan. 7/Jan. 8 • at Wisconsin

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Series Record .............................................Tied, 5-5-2 at Canisius ............................................. Air Force, 4-2-0 at Air Force ..............................................Canisius, 3-1-2Division I Series ............................................... Tied, 5-5-2Overtime ........................................................... Tied, 0-0-2Last 10 ................................................................ Tied, 4-4-22009-10 .............................................................. Tied, 1-1-0 Most Canisius Goals ................................... 5 (1/16/09)Most Air Force Goals ...............................5 (11/11/06)Shutouts .............................................................2, Air Force

11/11/06 L 3-5 H L-111/12/06 W 4-1 H W-12/16/07 W 4-2 A W-22/17/07 L 0-5 A L-112/7/07 T 3-3# A T-112/8/07 T 3-3# A T-22/22/08 L 0-3 H L-12/23/08 L 3-4 H L-21/16/09 W 5-4 A W-1

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Series Record ................................. Canisius, 24-13-3 at Canisius ............................................ Canisius, 13-6-3 at AIC ..................................................... Canisius, 11-7-0Division I Series ...................................Canisius, 22-12-3Overtime ........................................................... Tied, 0-0-3Last 10 .........................................................Canisius, 7-2-12009-10 .......................................................Canisius, 3-0-1Most Canisius Goals ................................7 (Two Times)Most AIC Goals ..........................................7 (11/17/00)Shutouts .............................................................. 8, Canisius

1/25/92 L 3-4 A L-111/20/98 T 5-5# H T-111/21/98 L 2-4 H L-12/12/99 L 2-3 A L-22/13/99 W 4-0 A W-13/13/99 W 7-4 H W-212/4/99 W 5-0 H W-31/28/00 W 4-1 H W-41/29/00 W 2-1 H W-511/17/00 L 4-7 A L-111/18/00 W 3-2 A W-12/11/01 W 5-1 H W-22/8/02 W 5-3 A W-32/23/02 W 5-2 H W-410/26/02 L 2-6 H L-12/28/03 L 2-3 H L-23/2/03 W 3-0 A W-112/5/03 W 5-2 A W-22/27/04 W 4-2 H W-32/28/04 W 6-3 H W-41/14/05 L 2-5 H L-12/4/05 W 6-0 A W-12/5/05 W 3-1 A W-21/6/06 L 1-2 A L-11/7/06 L 2-5 A L-22/24/06 W 3-0 H W-12/25/06 T 2-2# H T-112/8/06 W 5-2 H W-112/9/06 L 1-4 H L-13/3/07 L 1-2 H L-211/16/07 L 1-3 A L-311/17/07 L 2-4 A L-410/31/08 W 3-2 A W-111/1/08 W 4-1 A W-22/13/09 W 3-0 H W-32/14/09 W 5-1 H W-411/20/09 W 7-0 A W-511/21/09 W 4-0 A W-62/20/10 T 2-2# H T-12/21/10 W 5-3 H W-1

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Series Record ...................................... Army, 17-16-4 at Canisius ............................................ Canisius, 12-5-2 at Army ........................................................Army, 12-4-2 Neutral Site ...................................................................n/aDivision I Series ................................... Canisius, 13-11-4Overtime ....................................................Canisius, 1-0-4Last 10 ..............................................................Army, 5-3-22009-10 ............................................................Army, 2-1-1Most Canisius Goals ...................................8 (2/23/01)Most Army Goals .....................................7 (Two Times)Shutouts .............................................................. 2, Canisius ....................................................................................2, Army

11/29/92 L 0-4 A L-12/25/94 W 3-2 A W-12/26/94 L 2-4 A L-111/18/94 W 5-2 H W-111/19/94 L 3-4 H L-111/10/95 L 4-5 A L-21/31/97 L 4-7 H L-312/2/00 W 5-2 H W-11/26/01 L 3-4 A L-12/23/01 W 8-4 H W-12/1/02 W 4-1 H W-22/2/02 W 4-3 H W-33/2/02 T 3-3# A T-111/16/02 W 3-2 H W-12/21/03 L 1-3 A L-111/8/03 L 2-3 H L-21/30/04 L 3-4 A L-31/31/04 L 1-5 A L-411/6/04 W 3-2 A W-13/4/05 W 4-2 H W-23/5/05 W 5-2 H W-311/4/05 W 2-1# H W-411/5/05 T 2-2# H T-11/20/06 L 0-3 A L-11/21/06 W 2-0 A W-11/5/07 L 1-5 H L-11/6/07 W 4-3 H W-11/18/08 W 3-0 A W-21/19/08 L 1-2 A L-112/6/08 W 2-0 H W-112/7/08 L 3-4 H L-12/6/09 L 1-4 A L-22/7/09 T 2-2# A T-111/27/09 L 1-4 A L-111/28/09 L 2-7 A L-21/15/10 W 5-2 H W-11/16/10 T 4-4# H T-1

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Series Record .................................Canisius, 20-18-3 at Canisius ............................................ Canisius, 10-7-2 at Bentley ..............................................Bentley, 11-10-1Division I Series ...................................Canisius, 18-16-3Overtime ........................................................... Tied, 0-0-3Last 10 .......................................................... Bentley, 7-3-02009-10 .............................................................. Tied, 2-2-0Most Canisius Goals ................................9 (Two Times)Most Bentley Goals ...................................... 8 (1/9/09)Shutouts ...............................................................1, Canisius ................................................................................2, Bentley

12/12/81 L 1-4 A L-12/2/85 W 4-2 A W-1

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10/16/98 W 6-2 H W-210/17/98 W 5-4 H W-310/30/99 W 6-4 A W-42/25/00 W 3-2 H W-52/26/00 W 6-4 H W-610/27/00 T 2-2# N T-11/12/01 W 4-1 A W-111/2/01 W 9-2 H W-211/9/01 W 6-1 A W-311/10/01 L 1-2 A L-111/22/02 W 4-0 A W-111/23/02 L 0-4 A L-11/31/03 W 4-2 H W-111/14/03 W 4-1 A W-211/15/03 T 3-3# A T-12/20/04 W 4-1 H W-111/5/04 W 5-3 A W-22/25/05 L 3-4 H L-12/26/05 W 2-1 H W-13/12/05 L 2-4 H L-111/11/05 L 3-4 A L-211/12/05 W 7-3 A W-12/17/06 L 0-1 H L-12/18/06 L 3-4 H L-212/1/06 L 3-4 A L-312/2/06 L 2-5 A L-41/4/08 T 1-1# H T-11/5/08 W 4-1 H W-111/21/08 L 3-4 A L-111/22/08 L 2-4 A L-21/9/09 L 3-8 H L-31/10/09 L 3-4 H L-43/13/09 L 3-6 A L-53/14/09 W 7-3 A W-13/15/09 L 2-4 A L-112/4/09 L 4-5 H L-212/5/09 W 9-3 H W-11/8/10 L 4-5 A L-11/9/10 W 3-2 A W-1

Series Record ................................. Canisius, 24-16-5 at Canisius ............................................ Canisius, 10-5-4 at Connecticut .................................. Canisius, 13-11-1 Neutral Site .............................................Canisius, 1-0-0Division I Series ...................................Canisius, 21-11-5Overtime ....................................................Canisius, 5-3-5Last 10 .........................................................Canisius, 7-2-12009-10 .......................................................Canisius, 3-0-1Most Canisius Goals ................................... 6 (2/16/02)Most Connecticut Goals .........................12 (1/24/92)Shutouts .............................................................. 3, Canisius ...................................................................... 4, Connecticut

2/1/85 L 2-9 A L-111/3/89 W 4-3 A W-111/2/90 L 5-8 A L-11/24/92 L 3-12 A L-21/9/94 W 4-3 A W-112/8/95 L 4-5 A L-11/8/99 L 2-5 A L-21/9/99 T 1-1# A T-12/26/99 L 2-3 H L-12/27/99 L 3-5 H L-210/22/99 W 1-0 N W-112/3/99 T 3-3# H T-12/11/00 W 3-2# A W-12/12/00 W 5-3 A W-211/4/00 L 3-4# A L-12/3/01 L 1-4 A L-22/17/01 W 2-0 H W-13/10/01 W 4-1 H W-211/30/01 W 4-3 A W-32/16/02 T 6-6# H T-111/8/02 W 3-1 A W-11/17/03 T 3-3# H T-11/18/03 W 5-2 H W-1

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Series Record ............................ Holy Cross, 26-11-8 at Canisius ........................................Holy Cross, 11-7-3 at Holy Cross .................................. Holy Cross, 13-4-5 Neutral Site ........................................Holy Cross, 2-0-0Division I Series ................................ Holy Cross, 22-9-8Overtime ...............................................Holy Cross, 1-0-8Last 10 ....................................................Holy Cross, 6-3-12009-10 ..................................................Holy Cross, 2-0-0Most Canisius Goals ................................7 (Two Times)Most Holy Cross Goals ....................... 6 (Three Times)Shutouts ...............................................................1, Canisius ......................................................................... 2, Holy Cross

Holy Cross

Series Record .......................... Mercyhurst, 34-21-9 at Canisius ......................................Mercyhurst, 11-9-5 at Mercyhurst ............................Mercyhurst, 22-12-4 Neutral Site ......................................Mercyhurst, 1-0-0Division I Series ............................Mercyhurst, 21-14-8Overtime .............................................Mercyhurst, 4-2-9Last 10 .........................................................Canisius, 6-3-12009-10 .......................................................Canisius, 5-1-0Most Canisius Goals .................................7 (11/23/99)Most Mercyhurst Goals ......................... 10 (2/20/90)Shutouts .............................................................. 3, Canisius ....................................................................... 3, Mercyhurst

11/19/88 W 4-2 H W-12/18/89 L 2-4 A L-111/18/89 L 1-2 A L-22/20/90 L 4-10 H L-32/19/91 L 1-6 H L-411/10/92 W 6-1 H W-11/28/93 L 4-7 A L-13/5/93 W 5-3 A W-112/11/93 W 2-0 H W-22/12/94 L 0-7 A L-111/4/94 L 3-5 A L-21/20/95 L 2-6 A L-32/11/95 T 2-2# H T-112/2/95 W 4-2 H W-11/19/96 W 6-4 A W-23/1/96 W 6-2 A W-311/9/96 L 5-8 A L-1

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11/7/03 L 3-4# H L-12/13/04 L 1-4 A L-22/14/04 L 3-8 A L-311/19/04 W 4-0 H W-111/20/04 W 5-1 H W-212/03/04 W 3-2 A W-311/18/05 L 3-9 H L-111/19/05 W 4-3# H W-11/27/06 W 5-0 A W-21/28/06 W 5-2 A W-31/12/07 W 4-3# A W-41/13/07 L 3-4 A L-11/11/08 L 1-3 H L-21/12/08 W 4-0 H W-111/15/08 W 6-0 H W-211/16/08 W 3-2# H W-32/20/09 W 4-3# A W-42/21/09 L 3-4# A L-111/14/09 T 4-4# H T-111/15/09 W 1-0 H W-12/5/10 W 3-1 A W-22/6/10 W 5-2 A W-3

11/1/86 L 1-3 A L-11/13/90 L 3-5 A L-21/5/91 L 4-5# H L-311/28/92 L 5-6 A L-41/6/96 W 1-0 A W-111/29/96 W 7-4 H W-211/6/98 L 2-3 A L-111/7/98 T 4-4# A T-11/29/99 L 1-4 H L-11/30/99 W 3-2 H W-13/20/99 L 3-4 N L-110/29/99 L 0-2 A L-21/7/00 W 6-3 H W-11/8/00 W 7-6 H W-210/28/00 W 6-1 H W-311/3/00 T 5-5# A T-111/3/01 T 3-3# H T-21/18/02 W 3-2 A W-11/19/02 L 1-3 A L-111/9/02 L 0-3 A L-22/14/03 L 1-2 H L-32/15/03 T 1-1# H T-110/11/03 L 1-3 H L-110/12/03 T 3-3# H T-12/7/04 T 2-2# A T-23/14/04 L 1-4 N L-11/15/05 L 2-4 H L-21/28/05 L 3-4 A L-31/29/05 T 2-2# A T-112/2/05 L 2-4 H L-112/3/05 L 1-5 H L-22/10/06 L 2-5 A L-32/11/06 W 3-1 A W-111/3/06 L 4-5 A L-111/4/06 L 3-6 A L-22/9/07 W 5-2 H W-12/10/07 L 1-2 H L-111/9/07 L 2-3 A L-211/10/07 W 4-2 A W-12/16/08 L 2-3 H L-12/17/08 W 2-1 H W-110/17/08 T 1-1# A T-110/18/08 L 4-5 A L-110/24/09 L 2-3 H L-210/25/09 L 2-3 H L-3

1/22/97 L 1-6 H L-211/7/97 L 3-4 A L-31/10/98 L 4-5 A L-41/24/98 L 1-5 H L-511/23/99 T 7-7# A T-12/4/00 W 1-0 A W-12/5/00 T 2-2# H T-111/10/00 L 0-4 A L-111/11/00 L 2-6 H L-21/9/01 W 3-1 A W-13/15/01 L 3-4 N L-11/12/02 L 0-1# A L-21/15/02 L 1-3 H L-312/7/02 W 4-2 H W-12/4/03 L 4-5 A L-13/8/03 L 2-3 A L-210/30/03 L 1-4 H L-33/5/04 L 1-6 A L-43/6/04 L 1-2 H L-512/10/04 W 4-3 H W-112/11/04 T 2-2# H T-11/18/05 W 3-2 A W-112/9/05 L 4-5# A L-112/10/05 L 3-4 H L-23/3/06 L 2-3 A L-33/4/06 L 2-4 A L-43/11/06 L 2-7 A L-511/17/06 W 3-1 H W-111/18/06 T 3-3# A T-11/16/07 T 2-2# H T-22/24/07 T 2-2# A T-311/30/07 W 4-0 H W-112/1/07 L 2-5 A L-12/29/08 W 5-3 H W-13/1/08 T 5-5# A T-13/7/08 L 1-4 A L-13/8/08 L 1-2# A L-212/20/08 T 2-2# H T-12/3/09 W 3-2# A W-12/27/09 L 1-4 H L-12/28/09 L 3-4# A L-211/6/09 W 6-4 A W-111/7/09 W 4-3 H W-22/12/10 L 1-3 H L-12/13/10 W 4-2 A W-13/12/10 W 5-1 A W-23/13/10 W 5-4## A W-3

Series Record .................................... Niagara, 12-6-1 at Canisius ............................................... Niagara, 4-3-0 at Niagara ................................................ Niagara, 5-1-1 Neutral Site ............................................. Niagara, 3-2-0Division I Series ........................................ Niagara, 8-5-1Overtime ........................................................... Tied, 0-0-1Last 10 ......................................................... Niagara, 6-3-1Most Canisius Goals ..................................... 5 (1/8/05)Most Niagara Goals .................................... 7 (1/11/02)Shutouts ............................................................... 1, Niagara

2/15/97 L 0-3 H L-12/18/97 L 2-3 A L-21/31/98 L 3-6 A L-32/21/98 W 4-3 H W-13/6/98 L 1-4 H L-12/23/99 L 1-3 N L-22/22/00 W 2-1 N W-12/20/01 W 4-3 N W-21/11/02 L 2-7 N L-110/12/02 L 1-4 N L-21/23/03 W 4-3 H W-11/25/03 L 2-6 A L-11/22/04 L 3-6 H L-21/24/04 T 3-3# A T-11/8/05 W 5-2 A W-110/14/05 L 2-3 H L-112/30/06 L 2-6 A L-212/30/07 W 4-3 H W-111/11/08 L 2-5 A L-1

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Series Record .............................................Tied, 2-2-1 at Canisius ...................................Robert Morris, 2-0-1 at Robert Morris ...................................Canisius, 2-0-0Division I Series ............................................... Tied, 2-2-1Overtime ........................................................... Tied, 0-0-1Last 10 ................................................................ Tied, 2-2-12009-10 .............................................................. Tied, 0-0-1Most Canisius Goals ...................................6 (10/9/05)Most Robert Morris Goals .....................5 (12/15/09)

10/22/04 L 1-3 A L-110/23/04 W 5-4 H W-110/9/05 W 6-4 A W-210/7/06 L 2-4 H L-112/15/09 T 5-5 H T-1

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Series Record .......................................... RIT, 39-10-1 at Canisius ...................................................... RIT, 14-6-0 at RIT ................................................................RIT, 26-4-1 Neutral Site ...................................................... RIT, 1-0-0Division I Series ............................................... RIT, 11-4-0Overtime ............................................................. RIT, 2-0-1Last 10 .................................................................. RIT, 8-2-02009-10 ................................................................ RIT, 3-0-0Most Canisius Goals ............................ 6 (Three Times)Most RIT Goals ......................................12 (Four Times)Shutouts ...............................................................1, Canisius ........................................................................................5, RIT

1/25/81 L 1-6 A L-12/6/81 L 0-7 H L-211/22/81 L 4-7 H L-31/20/82 L 1-6 A L-412/15/82 L 4-12 A L-51/19/83 L 0-6 A L-612/12/83 L 2-10 H L-71/18/84 L 4-12 A L-812/8/84 L 2-10 H L-91/16/85 L 2-12 A L-1012/7/85 L 3-8 H L-111/15/86 L 4-6 A L-122/28/87 W 2-0 A W-112/9/88 L 1-3 A L-11/21/89 L 3-7 A L-212/8/89 L 4-6 A L-31/20/90 W 6-2 H W-112/7/90 L 5-7 A L-11/19/91 L 6-10 H L-21/31/92 L 1-6 A L-32/5/92 L 0-4 A L-412/5/92 W 4-3 H W-11/29/93 L 1-4 A L-112/7/93 W 5-2 H W-12/2/94 W 3-2 A W-23/4/94 L 3-4 A L-12/1/95 W 5-4 H W-1

RIT

Series Record ..............................Notre Dame, 6-0-0 at Canisius ...................................... Notre Dame, 2-0-0 at Notre Dame .............................. Notre Dame, 4-0-0Division I Series ...........................................First MeetingLast 10 ................................................ Notre Dame, 6-0-0Most Canisius Goals ............................ 4 (Three Times)Most Notre Dame Goals ........................7 (11/28/87)

11/28/87 L 4-7 H L-111/29/87 L 4-5 H L-21/27/89 L 0-4 A L-31/28/89 L 2-5 A L-41/11/91 L 3-4 A L-51/12/91 L 4-6 A L-6

Notre Dame

Series Record .................. Western Michigan, 2-0-0 at Western Michigan ....... Western Michigan, 2-0-0Division I Series ................... Western Michigan, 2-0-0Last 10 .................................... Western Michigan, 2-0-0Most Canisius Goals .................................3 (11/23/01)Most Robert Morris Goals ....................4 (Two Times)

11/23/01 L 2-4 A L-111/24/01 L 3-4 A L-2

Western Michigan

First Meeting

WisconsinSeries Record ........................ Sacred Heart, 17-16-4 at Canisius ............................................ Canisius, 10-5-1 at Sacred Heart ..........................Sacred Heart, 12-6-2Division I Series ......................... Sacred Heart, 17-16-4Overtime ........................................................... Tied, 4-4-4Last 10 ............................................... Sacred Heart, 5-2-32009-10 ............................................. Sacred Heart, 1-0-1Most Canisius Goals .................................10 (12/4/98)Most Sacred Heart Goals ........................... 7 (2/1/08)Shutouts .............................................................. 2, Canisius .....................................................................3, Sacred Heart

12/4/98 W 10-2 A W-112/5/98 W 3-2 A W-2

Sacred Heart

Series Record .............................. Quinnipiac, 14-7-3 at Canisius ...............................................Canisius, 4-3-3 at Quinnipiac ..................................Quinnipiac, 11-1-0 Neutral Site .............................................Canisius, 2-0-0Division I Series ................................Quinnipiac, 14-7-3Overtime .............................................. Quinnipiac, 2-0-3Last 10 ................................................... Quinnipiac, 5-4-1Most Canisius Goals ................................5 (Two Times)Most Quinnipiac Goals ............................. 8 (2/19/05)Shutouts ............................................................... 2, Canisius .........................................................................2, Quinnipiac

10/30/98 L 3-6 A L-110/31/98 L 1-2# A L-21/23/99 T 3-3# H T-11/24/99 T 3-3# H T-23/19/99 W 5-2 N W-111/5/99 L 2-4 H L-11/21/00 L 0-7 A L-21/22/00 L 1-3 A L-31/16/01 W 4-2 H W-12/2/01 L 2-7 A L-12/16/01 W 5-2 H W-112/1/01 L 1-3 A L-12/15/02 L 3-4 H L-210/25/02 L 3-6 H L-31/3/03 L 0-2 A L-41/4/03 L 3-4# A L-53/15/03 L 2-3 A L-61/9/04 W 3-0 H W-11/10/04 W 4-2 H W-22/6/04 L 2-3 A L-13/13/04 W 1-0 N W-11/4/05 T 4-4# H T-12/18/05 W 2-1 A W-12/19/05 L 1-8 A L-1

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2/10/95 L 2-3 A L-13/3/95 L 4-5# A L-22/2/96 T 2-2# A T-12/10/96 L 3-4 H L-13/2/96 L 2-3# A L-211/8/96 L 3-6 H L-32/7/97 L 2-3 A L-43/7/97 L 2-3 A L-512/12/97 L 1-12 A L-62/10/98 L 1-8 H L-710/21/05 L 3-5 H L-810/22/05 W 2-1 A W-110/27/06 L 2-4 H L-11/9/07 L 3-6 A L-22/2/07 W 4-1 A W-12/3/07 L 2-4 H L-111/2/07 L 3-4 A L-211/3/07 W 6-2 H W-12/9/08 L 1-4 A L-12/10/08 W 5-4 H W-11/22/09 L 2-5 H L-11/25/09 L 3-4 H L-22/26/10 L 0-8 A L-32/27/10 L 4-5 A L-43/19/10 L 0-4 N L-5

2/19/99 W 7-1 H W-32/20/99 W 4-2 H W-411/12/99 L 2-5 A L-11/15/00 W 4-0 A W-11/16/00 L 0-3 A L-11/20/01 W 5-3 H W-13/2/01 W 3-2# A W-210/26/01 L 2-5 A L-12/9/02 L 5-6# A L-22/22/02 W 3-0 H W-13/9/02 L 2-3# A L-111/3/02 W 3-2# H W-12/28/03 W 3-1 A W-21/16/04 T 2-2# A T-11/17/04 W 5-4# A W-12/21/04 W 3-2# H W-211/12/04 L 2-3# H L-111/13/04 W 4-1 H W-112/4/04 L 2-5 A L-110/28/05 L 0-3 A L-210/29/05 L 3-5 A L-31/13/06 L 1-4 H L-41/14/06 L 1-3 H L-510/20/06 L 1-3 H L-610/21/06 W 5-2 H W-11/26/07 L 2-5 A L-11/27/07 L 0-4 A L-210/26/07 L 4-5# A L-310/27/07 T 2-2# A T-12/1/08 L 3-7 H L-12/2/08 W 4-2 H W-11/30/09 T 3-3# H T-11/31/09 W 5-1 H W-11/22/10 L 2-4 A L-11/23/10 T 5-5# A T-1

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November 2 Niagara at Canisius * 7:05 5 Army at Massachusetts 7:00 Niagara at Northeastern 7:00 Canisius at Connecticut * 7:05 Robert Morris at Holy Cross * 7:05 Mercyhurst at Air Force * 9:05 6 Robert Morris at Holy Cross * 5:05 AIC at Sacred Heart * 7:05 Canisius at Connecticut * 7:05 7 RIT at Air Force * 8:05 12 Army at Mercyhurst * 7:05 Bentley at Niagara * 7:05 Connecticut at RIT * 7:05 Sacred Heart at Robert Morris * 7:05 Colorado College at Air Force 9:05 13 Holy Cross at Canisius * 3:35 Army at Mercyhurst * 7:05 Bentley at Niagara * 7:05 Connecticut at RIT 7:05 Sacred Heart at Robert Morris * 7:05 14 Holy Cross at Canisius * 3:35 Yale at Air Force 8:05 19 Air Force at Canisius * 7:05 AIC at Army * 7:05 Connecticut at Bentley * 7:05 Holy Cross at Sacred Heart * 7:05 Mercyhurst at Robert Morris * 7:05 RIT at Niagara * 7:05 20 Air Force at Niagara * 7:05 AIC at Connecticut * 7:05 Bentley at Holy Cross * 7:05

Robert Morris at Canisius * 7:05 Sacred Heart at Army * 7:05 23 Colgate at Niagara 7:00 Sacred Heart at Yale 7:00 26 Air Force vs. Clarkson 6:37 AIC at Mercyhurst * 7:05 Niagara at Army * 7:05 Sacred Heart at RIT 7:05 Connecticut at RPI 7:30 27 Conn. vs. Ala.-Huntsville/Bowling Green TBA Providence at Holy Cross 7:00 AIC at Mercyhurst * 7:05 Canisius at Bentley * 7:05 Niagara at Army * 7:05 Sacred Heart at RIT * 7:05 Air Force at Denver 9:07 28 Canisius at Bentley * 4:05

December 3 Bentley at Robert Morris * 7:05 Connecticut at Niagara * 7:05 Mercyhurst at Sacred Heart * 7:05 RIT at AIC * 7:05 Holy Cross at Air Force * 9:05 4 RIT at AIC * 4:05 Bentley at Robert Morris * 7:05 Colgate at Army 7:05 Connecticut at Niagara * 7:05 Mercyhurst at Sacred Heart * 7:05 Holy Cross at Air Force * 9:05 10 AIC at Union 7:00 Bentley at Army * 7:05 Connecticut at Sacred Heart * 7:05 RIT at Mercyhurst * 7:05 11 Army at Union 7:00 Niagara at Colgate 7:00 RIT at Mercyhurst * 7:05 Robert Morris at Alabama-Huntsville 7:05 12 Robert Morris at Alabama-Huntsville 2:05 Clarkson at Sacred Heart 7:05 16 Alabama-Huntsville at Mercyhurst 7:05 17 Alabama-Huntsville at Mercyhurst 7:05 Canisius at RIT * 7:05 18 Colgate at Robert Morris 7:05 19 Colgate at Robert Morris 4:05 29 Canisius at Notre Dame 7:05 Holy Cross at Connecticut * 7:15 30 Holy Cross vs. Bowling Green/Princeton TBA Bowling Green/Princeton at Connecticut TBA Mercyhurst at Dartmouth 7:00 Air Force at Bentley * 7:05 Merrimack at Army 7:05 31 Mercyhurst vs. Boston College/Colgate TBA Air Force at Bentley * 5:05

January 1 Army vs. Harvard 4:00 Merrimack at RIT 7:05 2 Holy Cross at Yale 4:00 Ohio State vs. Army 4:00 3 St. Lawrence at Sacred Heart 7:05 7 Niagara at Holy Cross * 7:00 Air Force at Sacred Heart * 7:05 Mercyhurst at Connecticut * 7:05 RIT at Army * 7:05 Canisius at Wisconsin 8:07 Robert Morris at North Dakota 8:37 8 Niagara at Holy Cross * 5:00 Air Force at Sacred Heart * 7:05 Mercyhurst at Connecticut * 7:05 RIT at Army * 7:05 AIC at Minnesota State 8:07 Canisius at Wisconsin 8:07 Robert Morris at North Dakota 8:07 11 Connecticut at Dartmouth 7:00 Bentley at AIC * 7:05 14 Bentley at RIT * 7:05 Connecticut at Robert Morris * 7:05 Holy Cross at Mercyhurst * 7:05 Niagara at AIC * 7:05 Army at Air Force * 9:05 15 Bentley at RIT * 7:05

Connecticut at Robert Morris * 7:05 Holy Cross at Mercyhurst * 7:05 Niagara at AIC * 7:05 Army at Air Force * 9:05 16 Quinnipiac at Canisius 7:05 17 Quinnipiac at Canisius 7:05 21 Air Force at Connecticut * 7:05 Mercyhurst at Bentley * 7:05 RIT at Holy Cross 7:05 Robert Morris at Army * 7:05 Sacred Heart at Niagara * 7:05 22 Air Force at Connecticut * 7:05 Mercyhurst at Bentley * 7:05 RIT at Holy Cross * 7:05 Robert Morris at Army * 7:05 Sacred Heart at Niagara * 7:05 23 AIC at Canisius * 4:05 24 AIC at Canisius * 7:05 25 Bentley at UMass-Lowell 7:00 Sacred Heart at Princeton 7:00 28 AIC at Sacred Heart * 7:05 Army at Bentley * 7:05 Connecticut at Holy Cross * 7:05 Robert Morris at Niagara * 7:05 Canisius at Air Force * 9:05 29 Army at Bentley * 7:05 Connecticut at Holy Cross * 7:05 Mercyhurst at RIT * 7:05 Niagara at Robert Morris * 7:05 Sacred Heart at AIC * 7:05 Canisius at Air Force * 9:05

February 3 Robert Morris at Canisius * 7:05 4 Air Force at RIT * 7:05 Connecticut at Army * 7:05 Holy Cross at AIC * 7:05 Mercyhurst at Niagara * 7:05 Sacred Heart at Bentley * 7:05 5 Air Force at RIT * 7:05 AIC at Holy Cross * 7:05 Army at Connecticut * 7:05 Bentley at Sacred Heart * 7:05 Canisius at Robert Morris * 7:05 Niagara at Mercyhurst * 7:05 11 Army at Holy Cross * 7:05 Bentley at AIC * 7:05 Canisius at RIT * 7:05 Connecticut at Sacred Heart * 7:05 Mercyhurst at Robert Morris * 7:05 Niagara at Air Force * 9:05 12 AIC at Bentley * 7:05 Army at Holy Cross * 7:05 Robert Morris at Mercyhurst * 7:05 Niagara at Air Force * 9:05 13 Sacred Heart vs. Connecticut * 1:05 RIT at Canisius * 4:05 17 Niagara at Canisius * 7:05 18 Air Force at Mercyhurst * 7:05 AIC at Army * 7:05 Connecticut at Bentley * 7:05 Holy Cross at Sacred Heart * 7:05 RIT at Robert Morris * 7:05 19 Army at AIC * 3:05 Air Force at Mercyhurst * 7:05 Bentley at Connecticut 7:05 Canisius at Niagara * 7:05 RIT at Robert Morris * 7:05 Sacred Heart at Holy Cross * 7:05 25 AIC at Connecticut * 7:05 Bentley at Holy Cross * 7:05 Mercyhurst at Canisius * 7:05 Niagara at RIT * 7:05 Sacred Heart at Army * 7:05 Robert Morris at Air Force * 9:05 26 Army at Sacred Heart * 7:05 Canisius at Mercyhurst * 7:05 Connecticut at AIC * 7:05 Holy Cross at Bentley * 7:05 RIT at Niagara * 7:05 Robert Morris at Air Force * 9:05

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Oct. 9 Ferris State L, 1-5Oct. 10 Ferris State W, 1-0Oct. 16 at Lake Superior State L, 4-5Oct. 17 at Lake Superior State L, 0-3Oct. 24 Holy Cross * L, 2-3Oct. 25 Holy Cross * L, 2-3Oct. 31 Air Force * W, 3-1Nov. 1 Air Force * L, 1-4Nov. 6 at Mercyhurst * W, 6-4Nov. 7 Mercyhurst * W, 4-3Nov. 14 Connecticut * (ot) T, 4-4Nov. 15 Connecticut * W, 1-0Nov. 20 at AIC * W, 7-0Nov. 21 at AIC * W, 4-0Nov. 27 at Army * L, 1-4Nov. 28 at Army * L, 2-7Dec. 4 Bentley * L, 4-5Dec. 5 Bentley * W, 9-3Dec. 15 Robert Morris (ot) T, 5-5Dec. 20 Colgate (ot) W, 7-6Jan. 8 at Bentley * L, 4-5Jan. 9 at Bentley * W, 3-2Jan. 15 Army * W, 5-2Jan. 16 Army * (ot) T, 4-4Jan. 22 at Sacred Heart * L, 2-4Jan. 23 at Sacred Heart * (ot) T, 5-5Feb. 5 at Connecticut * W, 3-1Feb. 6 at Connecticut * W, 5-2Feb. 12 Mercyhurst * L, 1-3Feb. 13 at Mercyhurst * W, 4-2Feb. 20 AIC * (ot) T, 2-2Feb. 21 AIC * W, 5-3Feb. 26 at RIT * L, 0-8Feb. 27 at RIT * L, 4-5March 12 at Mercyhurst ~ W, 5-1March 13 at Mercyhurst ~ (2ot) W, 5-4March 19 vs. RIT ! L, 0-4

* - Atlantic Hockey Game~ - Atlantic Hockey Quarterfinals! - Atlantic Hockey Semifinals (Rochester, N.Y.)

Griffs Continue Non-Conference SuccessOne year after the Griffs’ most successful non-conference campaign, Canisius continued the trend during the 2009-10 season.

The Griffs began the season with Ferris State and after falling in the opener, Canisius earned a 1-0 victory in the finale. The win marked the program’s second-ever against a CCHA school and the second-straight season the Griffs de-feated the Bulldogs. Dan Morrison recorded 48 saves, the most for a Griff in a shutout, and Ryan Klusendorf scored for the 1-0 win.

Canisius also earned a win against Colgate and tied Robert Morris in December non-conference action. The win against the Raiders marked the second in school history versus an ECAC school – the Griffs defeated Clarkson the year before.

Griffs Earn First National VoteFollowing the split against Ferris State, Canisius earned its first-ever vote in the USCHO.com/CBS College Sports Division I national poll.

Conacher Starts Season StrongAfter missing the first two games of the season, junior Cory Conacher quickly showed he was go-ing to be a force during the 2009-10 campaign.

Conacher netted a natural hat trick against Lake Superior State on Oct. 16 to kick off his record-setting season. The ninth hat trick in the pro-gram’s Division I history was also first for a Griff in a non-conference game.

Griffs Right the Ship Against MercyhurstAfter a slow start to the season, Canisius record-ed a much-needed and historic sweep against Mercyhurst.

The Griffs entered the series against the Lakers with a 2-6-0 record and 1-3-0 conference mark. However, Canisius earned a 6-4 win at Mercy-hurst and a 4-3 victory at home the following night to turn the season around.

The two wins marked the first weekend sweep for the Griffs in the 60-game, 21-year history against the Lakers. It also marked the first time Canisius won consecutive game against Mercy-hurst in 39 Division I meetings.

Canisius Enters NCAA Record BookFollowing the series against Mercyhurst, Canisius entered a strong defensive stretch, recording one of the longest shutout streaks in NCAA history.

The run started with a 1-0 shutout against Con-necticut. Dan Morrison recorded 19 saves to lead the Griffs to the win. Morrison then followed with 36 stops during a 7-0 blanking of AIC for his second-straight shutout. Andrew Loewen re-corded the third-straight shutout for Canisius in a 4-0 win against AIC the following night. Army finally ended the run with a second-period goal in a 4-1 win.

After all was said and done, Canisius held oppo-nents off the scoreboard for 213:12, the seventh-longest streak in NCAA history. Morrison’s two shutouts during the run raised his season total to three, matching a school record. Loewen’s clean sheet was the sixth and final one of his career, also tying the program’s Division I mark.

Conacher and Hudson Go StreakingCory Conacher and Carl Hudson both caught fire starting with the Griffs’ victory against AIC on Nov. 20.

Conacher recorded a point in 12-straight games from Nov. 20 to Jan. 16, the longest run by a Griff since the 2001-02 season. In the 12 games, Co-nacher recorded 25 points en route to his record-setting campaign. Included during the streak was a five-point, four assist game in a 9-3 win against Bentley, matching a pair of school records.

Hudson recorded a point in 10-straight games from Nov. 20 to Dec. 20, the longest streak in the program’s Division I history by a defender.

Hudson Nets Hat TrickCarl Hudson showed his complete scoring ability in a 5-5 draw at Sacred Heart. The senior defend-er netted the program’s 10th hat trick to help the Griffs earn the tie.

With his three goals, Hudson became the first defender in the program’s Division I history to score three goals in a single game. He also scored all three of his goals with the extra-man advan-tage, becoming the first player in school history with three power-play goals in a game.

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Individual Records Set in 2009-10

Cory Conacher Season Points 53 Season Assists 33 Points by a Junior 53 Goals by a Junior 20 Assists by a Junior 33 Season Game-Winning Goals (Tied) 5 Single-Game Points (Tied) 5 Single-Game Goals (Tied) 3 Single-Game Assists (Tied) 4

Josh Heidinger Career Points 132 Career Assists 95 Points by a Senior 39 Assists by a Senior 28 Single-Game Assists (Tied) 4 Career Postseason Points 11 Career Postseason Assists 8

Carl Hudson Career Points by a Defender 90 Career Goals by a Defender 44 Career Assists by a Defender 46 Season Points by a Defender 34 Season Goals by a Defender (Tied) 14 Season Assists by a Defender (Tied) 20 Career Power Play Goals 31 Season Power Play Goals 11 Career Game-Winning Goals (Tied) 9 Single-Game Goals (Tied) 3 Single-Game Power Play Goals 3

Dave Kostuch Goals by a Sophomore 15 Career Postseason Goals 5

Andrew Loewen Career Save Percentage .913 Career Shutouts (Tied) 6

Peter MacDougall Career Penalty Minutes 398 Season Penalty Minutes 131

Dan Morrison Season Shutouts (Tied) 3

Jason Weeks Career Goals 50 Career Short-Handed Goals 6

Weeks Scores a School RecordWith his goal against Connecticut on Feb. 6, se-nior Jason Weeks moved to the top of the Griffs’ scoring list.

Weeks totaled 50 goals during his career, set-ting the program’s Division I record. The Seattle, Wash. native topped the previous standard of 49, set by David Deeves from 1998 to 2002.

Heidinger Becomes Leading ScorerSenior Josh Heidinger also added his name to the school’s record book, becoming the program’s all-time leading scorer.

In his final career home game, Heidinger passed David Deeves for first and set the scoring mark. He finished his career with 132 points, 13 more than Deeves recorded. Heidinger also graduated with a program-best 95 assists, 25 more than the previous mark held by Deeves.

Power Surge for HudsonAmong the highlights of Carl Hudson’s numer-ous school records was his power-play success.

Hudson, who scored 70.5 percent of his career goals with the extra-man advantage, netted a school-record 11 power-play goals during the season. He also finished his tenure with a pro-gram-best 31 career power-play goals.

The power play was just one area of success dur-ing his career. He set school records by a defender during his senior season in points (34), goals (14) and assists (20), while graduating with career re-cords by a defender in points (90), goals (44) and assists (46). His 44 career goals are also the most by any defender in Atlantic Hockey history.

Conacher Rewrites Record BookCory Conacher rewrote the program’s Division I record book during his junior campaign. Co-nacher set school records with 53 points and 33 assists, while matching the program’s standard with five game-winning goals.

Conacher also finished among the nation’s elite during the 2009-10 season. The junior ranked second nationally with 1.51 points per game, fifth with 0.94 assists per game and 15th with 0.57 goals per game. He was the only player in Division I to rank in the top 30 nationally in both goals and assists per game.

Parker Sends Griffs to AHA SemifinalsBen Parker scored seven minutes into double overtime to send Canisius into the Atlantic Hock-ey Semifinals, helping the fifth-seeded Griffs to a two-game sweep against fourth-seeded Mercy-hurst in the Atlantic Hockey Quarterfinals.

The Griffs became the first lower-seeded team to win an Atlantic Hockey playoff series and ad-vanced to the semifinals for the first time since the 2003-04 season.

Canisius Season Ends in RochesterAdvancing to the Atlantic Hockey Semifinals for the first time in six years, Canisius had its sea-son end in the Blue Cross Arena to RIT, 4-0. The Tigers ended up winning the tournament and becoming the first Atlantic Hockey school to ad-vance to the Frozen Four.

The Griffs finished the season with a 17-15-5 re-cord. The team’s 17 wins are the most since also recording 17 during the 2000-01 campaign.

Conacher Named AHA Player of the YearJunior Cory Conacher highlighted the Griffs’ postseason awards, becoming the first player in school history to earn Atlantic Hockey Player of the Year accolades.

Conacher was also presented the regular-season scoring trophy and became the first forward in school history to earn first-team All-Atlantic Hockey honors.

In addition, senior Carl Hudson was named to the All-Atlantic Hockey Second Team after earn-ing third-team honors the previous season, while junior Vincent Scarsella was named to the All-Atlantic Hockey Third Team.

The Griffs’ three selections to the all-conference team are the most in the program’s history.

Cianfrini Named Top Scholar AthleteSenior Dave Cianfrini earned Atlantic Hockey Top Scholar Athlete honors, highlighting the selection of 15 Griffs to the All-Academic Team.

Cianfrini was awarded the Top Scholar Athlete award for having the highest GPA in the league during the year. He is the second Griff to earn the honor after Max Buetow won the award in 2006.

Other Griffs named to the league’s All-Academic Team include: Taylor Anderson, Carl Hudson, Scott Jenks, Pat Kenney, Ryan Klusendorf, Tor-rey Lindsay, Andrew Loewen, Peter MacDougall, Scott Moser, Ben Parker, Phil Rauch, Eric Rex, Preston Shupe and Matt Zuke.

Seven Griffs Sign Professional ContractsFollowing the season, seven Griffs continued their careers and signed professional contracts.

Carl Hudson highlighted the signings, joining the Florida Panthers of the NHL. Hudson became the first Griff to sign a NHL contract after complet-ing his successful career at Canisius.

Seniors Dave Cianfrini, Josh Heidinger, Andrew Loewen, Peter MacDougall and Jason Weeks also signed contracts, while sophomore Dave Kostuch joined the Polish Elite League. In his two seasons, Kostuch – the 2008-09 Atlantic Hockey Rookie of the Year – recorded 59 points, 36 goals and 23 assists.

An assistant captain, Dave Cianfrini earned Atlantic Hockey Top Scholar Athlete honors

for owning the league’s top GPA.

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ics I---------------------------- Overall ----------------------------I I ---------------------- Atlantic Hockey ---------------------- I No. Name GP G A Pts +/- Pen-PIM PP SH GW GP G A Pts +/- Pen-PIM PP SH GW 19 Cory Conacher 35 20 33 53 +9 18- 36 7 0 5 28 17 27 44 +6 13- 26 7 0 5 23 Vincent Scarsella 37 11 30 41 +7 11- 30 2 0 1 28 9 20 29 +4 5- 10 1 0 1 12 Josh Heidinger 37 11 28 39 +3 23- 62 4 1 0 28 8 21 29 +1 21- 58 3 1 0 2 Carl Hudson 35 14 20 34 +4 34-120 11 0 0 26 10 17 27 +3 24- 67 8 0 0 8 Dave Kostuch 35 15 12 27 -2 9- 18 6 0 2 28 13 11 24 +1 7- 14 5 0 2 14 Preston Shupe 37 10 15 25 +5 6- 12 4 1 1 28 7 13 20 +5 4- 8 2 1 0 16 Jason Weeks 34 9 13 22 +1 16- 40 5 0 1 26 8 9 17 -2 10- 20 5 0 0 24 Scott Moser 37 4 16 20 +1 16- 32 0 0 1 28 4 10 14 -1 8- 16 0 0 1 5 Dave Cianfrini 37 7 8 15 -12 27- 54 4 0 1 28 5 6 11 -10 21- 42 3 0 1 10 Torrey Lindsay 31 1 10 11 -5 1- 2 0 0 0 23 0 8 8 +2 1- 2 0 0 0 32 Peter MacDougall 32 3 5 8 -1 44-131 0 0 2 25 2 5 7 -2 32-107 0 0 2 21 Matt Zuke 28 5 2 7 +2 10- 28 0 0 0 54 7 4 8 +2 9- 26 0 0 0 27 Ryan Klusendorf 33 3 4 7 -10 4- 8 1 0 1 26 1 4 5 -11 2- 4 1 0 0 4 Chris Forsman 25 1 6 7 +2 10- 28 0 0 0 21 0 5 5 -1 10- 28 0 0 0 18 Steven Shafer 26 1 6 7 -8 4- 8 0 0 0 17 1 4 5 -7 4- 8 0 0 0 36 Ben Parker 36 3 3 6 +2 3- 6 1 0 1 27 2 1 3 +1 3- 6 1 0 0 9 Derek Danowski 13 2 4 6 +4 2- 4 0 0 0 8 1 4 5 +2 2- 4 0 0 0 15 Pat Kenney 20 2 2 4 -5 5- 18 0 0 1 16 2 1 3 -6 5- 18 0 0 1 3 Scott Jenks 30 1 3 4 +9 13- 26 0 0 0 24 1 1 2 +5 10- 20 0 0 0 20 Phil Rauch 36 0 4 4 +8 13- 26 0 0 0 27 0 3 3 +6 10- 20 0 0 0 26 Eric Rex 9 2 0 2 -2 2- 4 0 0 0 5 2 0 2 E 1- 2 0 0 0 37 Chris Barrea 16 0 2 2 -7 6- 12 0 0 0 10 0 1 1 -3 4- 8 0 0 0 30 Dan Morrison 27 0 2 2 E 2- 4 0 0 0 20 0 1 1 E 1- 2 0 0 0 29 Vincent Amigone 7 0 1 1 E 1- 2 0 0 0 6 0 1 1 -3 1- 2 0 0 0 1 Andrew Loewen 12 0 1 1 E 0- 0 0 0 0 10 0 1 1 E 0- 0 0 0 0 Team 3- 6 2- 4 Total 37 125 230 355 +2 283-717 45 2 17 28 97 175 272 -8 210-522 36 2 13 Opponents 37 122 210 332 -- 268-620 45 5 15 28 89 150 239 -- 193-424 29 4 11

I---------------------------- Overall ----------------------------I I ---------------------- Atlantic Hockey ---------------------- I No. Name GP-GS Minutes GA GAA Saves Sv % Record GP-GS Minutes GA GAA Saves Sv % Record 30 Dan Morrison 27-27 1577:42 83 3.16 799 .906 12-11-3 20-20 1127:44 60 3.19 553 .902 8- 8-3 1 Andrew Loewen 12-10 689:12 37 3.22 359 .907 5- 4-2 10-8 564:19 27 2.87 280 .912 5- 3-1 Empty Net 20 9:08 2 15 7:57 2 Total 37 2276:02 122 3.22 1158 .905 17-15-5 28 1700:00 89 3.14 833 .903 13-11-4 Opponents 37 2276:02 125 3.30 1030 .892 15-17-5 28 1700:00 97 3.42 795 .891 11-13-4

Team/Miscellaneous Stats

Shot Statistics Goals - Shot Attempts 125-1155 122-1280 Shot Pct. .108 .095 Goals Per Game 3.4 3.3 Shots Per Game 31.2 34.6 Assists 230 210

Power Plays Goals-Power Plays 45-205 45-213 Conversion Percent .220 .211 Shot Attempts 296 335 Shot Pct. .152 .134

Goal Breakdown Total Goals 125 122 Power Play 45 45 Short-Handed 2 5 Empty Net 5 2 Penalty 2 0 Unassisted 3 5 Overtime 2 0

Penalties Number 283 268 Minutes 717 620 Penalties Per Game 7.6 7.2 Penalty Minutes Per Game 19.4 16.8

Faceoffs Faceoffs Win-Lost 1370-1255 1255-1370 Win Pct. .522 .478

Josh Heidinger set career highs with 39 points, 11 goals and 28 assists last season, finishing his career with a program-record 132 points and 95 assists.

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Superlatives

TeamMargin of Victory: 7, at AIC, 11/20/09Most Goals: 9, vs. Bentley, 12/5/09Most Assists: 18, vs. Bentley, 12/5/09

Margin of Defeat: 8, at RIT, 2/26/10Most Goals Allowed: 8, at RIT, 2/26/10

Most Shots: 68, at Mercyhurst, 3/13/10Most Shots Allowed: 48, Three Times

Fewest Shots: 18, at Lake Superior State, 10/17/09Fewest Shots Allowed: 19, vs. Connecticut, 11/15/09

Most Penalty Minutes: 64, at Bentley, 1/9/10Fewest Penalty Minutes 4, vs. AIC, 2/20/10

Most Power Play Goals: 4, at RIT, 2/27/10Most Power Plays Killed: 9, Two Times

IndividualMost Goals: 3, Cory Conacher, at Lake Superior St., 10/16/09 3, Carl Hudson, at Sacred Heart, 1/23/10Most Assists: 4, Cory Conacher, vs. Bentley, 12/5/09 4, Josh Heidinger, vs. AIC, 2/21/10Most Points: 5, Cory Conacher, vs. Bentley, 12/5/09

Most Saves: 48, Dan Morrison, vs. Ferris State, 10/10/09

Most Penalties: 5, Jason Weeks, vs. Ferris State, 10/10/09Most Penalty Minutes 19, Carl Hudson, at Mercyhurst, 2/13/10

Longest Goal-Scoring Streak: 4, Cory Conacher & Carl HudsonLongest Point Streak: 12, Cory Conacher, 11/20/09 - 1/16/10Longest Scoreless Streak 153:12, Dan Morrison, 11/15/09 - 11/20/09

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W L T Pts. Pct. GF (Avg.) GA (Avg.) GD W L T Pct. GF (Avg.) GA (Avg.) GDRIT 22 5 1 45 .804 109 (3.89) 51 (1.82) +58 28 12 1 .695 145 (3.54) 90 (2.20) +55Sacred Heart 16 9 3 35 .625 99 (3.54) 86 (3.07) +13 21 13 4 .605 131 (3.45) 123 (3.24) +8Air Force 14 8 6 34 .607 86 (3.07) 70 (2.50) +16 16 15 6 .514 103 (2.78) 96 (2.56) +7Mercyhurst 15 10 3 33 .589 103 (3.69) 70 (2.50) +33 15 20 3 .434 121 (3.18) 118 (3.11) +3Canisius 13 11 4 30 .536 97 (3.46) 89 (3.18) +8 17 15 5 .527 125 (3.38) 122 (3.30) +3Army 10 12 6 26 .464 80 (2.86) 83 (2.96) -3 11 18 7 .403 98 (2.72) 114 (3.17) -16Holy Cross 10 13 5 25 .446 70 (2.50) 74 (2.64) -4 12 19 6 .405 87 (2.35) 102 (2.76) -15Bentley 10 15 3 23 .411 78 (2.79) 105 (3.75) -27 12 19 4 .400 94 (2.69) 123 (3.51) -29Connecticut 6 19 3 15 .268 48 (1.71) 91 (3.25) -43 7 27 3 .230 59 (1.59) 135 (3.65) -76AIC 5 19 4 14 .250 59 (2.11) 110 (3.93) -51 5 24 4 .212 69 (2.09) 131 (3.97) -62

Postseason Awards

Player of the YearCory Conacher, Canisius

Rookie of the YearChris Tanev, RIT

Coach of the YearC.J. Marottolo, Sacred Heart

Best DefensemanDan Ringwald, RIT

Best Defensive ForwardDave Jarman, Sacred Heart

Individual Sportsmanship AwardChris Risi, Mercyhurst

Team Sportsmanship AwardArmy

All-Atlantic Hockey First TeamCory Conacher, Jr, F, CanisiusNick Johnson, Sr, F, Sacred HeartJacques Lamoureux, Jr, Air ForceTim Kirby, So, D, Air ForceDan Ringwald, Sr, D, RITJared DeMichiel, Sr, G, RIT

All-Atlantic Hockey Second TeamBrandon Coccimiglio, Jr, F, MercyhurstAndrew Favot, Jr, F, RITCody Omilusik, Jr, F, ArmyMarcel Alvarez, So, D, ArmyCarl Hudson, Sr, D, CanisiusAndrew Volkening, Sr, G, Air Force

All-Atlantic Hockey Third TeamCameron Burt, So, F, RITDave Jarman, Sr, F, Sacred HeartVincent Scarsella, Jr, F, CanisiusPaul Ferraro, Sr, D, Sacred HeartChris Tanev, Fr, D, RITRyan Zapolski, Jr, G, Mercyhurst

All-Atlantic Hockey Rookie TeamJoe Campanelli, F, BentleyEric Delong, F, Sacred HeartAdam Pleskach, F, AICAlex Greke, D, ConnecticutChris Tanev, D, RITSteven Legato, G, Sacred Heart

Scoring Offense Games GF Avg. 1. RIT 41 145 3.54 2. Sacred Heart 38 131 3.45 3. Canisius 37 125 3.38 4. Mercyhurst 38 121 3.18 5. Air Force 37 103 2.78 6. Army 36 98 2.72 7. Bentley 35 94 2.69 8. Holy Cross 37 87 2.35 9. AIC 33 69 2.09 10. Connecticut 37 59 1.59

Scoring Defense Games GA Avg. 1. RIT 41 90 2.20 2. Air Force 37 96 2.59 3. Holy Cross 37 102 2.76 4. Mercyhurst 38 118 3.11 5. Army 36 114 3.17 6. Sacred Heart 38 123 3.24 7. Canisius 37 122 3.30 8. Bentley 35 123 3.51 9. Connecticut 37 135 3.65 10. AIC 33 131 3.97

Power Play PPG Opp. Pct. 1. Canisius 45 205 22.0 2. RIT 50 235 21.3 3. Air Force 36 181 19.9 4. Sacred Heart 33 175 18.9 5. Army 33 200 16.5 6. Holy Cross 27 168 16.1 7. Bentley 30 195 15.4 8. Mercyhurst 27 202 13.4 9. AIC 15 130 11.5 10. Connecticut 20 176 11.4

Penalty Kill PPK Opp. Pct. 1. Air Force 149 169 88.2 2. RIT 176 210 83.8 3. Holy Cross 149 179 83.2 4. Army 140 169 82.8 5. AIC 118 146 80.8 6. Bentley 159 197 80.7 7. Connecticut 176 219 80.4 8. Mercyhurst 159 198 79.8 9. Canisius 168 213 78.9 10. Sacred Heart 146 186 78.5

2009-10 Team Stats

(8) Bentley

(9) Connecticut

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(10) AIC

2010 Atlantic Hockey Championship(1) RIT

Connecticut, 2-1

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Sacred Heart, 4-0; 4-3 (OT)

RIT, 4-0

Sacred Heart, 2-1

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2009-10 atlantic hockey reviewWeekly Honors

Players of the WeekOct. 12 Dan Morrison, CanisiusOct. 19 Cory Conacher, CanisiusOct. 26 Nick Johnson, Sacred HeartNov. 2 Dan Ringwald, RITNov. 9 Jordan Cyr, Holy CrossNov. 16 Andrew Favot, RITNov. 23 Mike Gurtler, MercyhurstNov. 30 Everett Sheen, Holy CrossDec. 7 Jacques Lamoureux, Air ForceDec. 14 Steven Matic, RITJan. 4 Dave Jarman, Sacred HeartJan. 11 Brandon Coccimiglio, MercyhurstJan. 18 Cory Conacher, Canisius Patrick Knowlton, Sacred HeartJan. 25 Nick Johnson, Sacred HeartFeb. 1 David Berube, Sacred Heart Bobby Preece, BentleyFeb. 8 Andrew Favot, RITFeb. 15 Jordan Cyr, Holy CrossFeb. 22 Josh Heidinger, CanisiusMarch 1 Tim Kirby, Air ForceMarch 8 Jordan Cyr, Holy Cross Justin Hernandez, ConnecticutMarch 15 Josh Heidinger, CanisiusMarch 22 Cameron Burt, RITMarch 29 Jared DeMichiel, RIT

Goaltenders of the WeekOct. 12 Dan Morrison, CanisiusOct. 19 Thomas Tysowsky, Holy CrossOct. 26 Andrew Volkening, Air ForceNov. 2 Ben Meisner, AICNov. 9 Jared DeMichiel, RITNov. 16 Andrew Volkening, Air ForceNov. 23 Andrew Loewen, Canisius Dan Morrison, CanisiusNov. 30 Ryan Zapolski, MercyhurstDec. 7 Ryan Zapolski, MercyhurstDec. 14 Thomas Tysowsky, Holy CrossJan. 4 Kyle Rank, BentleyJan. 11 Jared DeMichiel, RITJan. 18 Andrew Volkening, MercyhurstJan. 25 Jay Clark, ArmyFeb. 1 Steven Legatto, Sacred HeartFeb. 8 Andrew Loewen, CanisiusFeb. 15 Jared DeMichiel, RITFeb. 22 Jared DeMichiel, RITMarch 1 Jared DeMichiel, RITMarch 8 Garrett Bartus, ConnecticutMarch 15 Andrew Volkening, Air ForceMarch 22 Jared DeMichiel, RITMarch 29 Jared DeMichiel, RIT

Rookies of the WeekOct. 12 Eric Artman, Air ForceOct. 19 Sean Ambrosie, ConnecticutOct. 26 Adam Pleskach, AICNov. 2 Chris Tanev, RITNov. 9 Jeff Larson, ConnecticutNov. 16 Ben Meisner, AICNov. 23 Brett Hartung, BentleyNov. 30 Andy Starczewski, ArmyDec. 7 Joe Campanelli, BentleyDec. 14 Steven Legatto, Sacred HeartJan. 4 Steven Legatto, Sacred HeartJan. 11 Joe Campanelli, Bentley Steven Legatto, Sacred HeartJan. 18 Ben Meisner, AICJan. 25 Brett Hartung, BentleyFeb. 1 Chris Tanev, RITFeb. 8 Adam Pleskach, AICFeb. 15 Thomas Tysowsky, Holy CrossFeb. 22 Eric Delong, Sacred HeartMarch 1 Adam Hartley, RITMarch 8 Garrett Bartus, ConnecticutMarch 15 Adam Hartley, RITMarch 22 Chris Tanev, RIT

Monthly Honors

Player of the MonthOct. Dan Ringwald, RITNov. Cory Conacher, CanisiusDec. Jacques Lamoureux, Air ForceJan. Nick Johnson, Sacred HeartFeb. Cameron Burt, RIT

Goaltender of the MonthOct. Thomas Tysowsky, Holy CrossNov. Andrew Volkening, Air ForceDec. Ryan Zapolski, MercyhurstJan. Steven Legatto, Sacred HeartFeb. Jared DeMichiel, RIT

Rookie of the MonthOct. Adam Pleskach, AICNov. Brett Hartung, BentleyDec. Thomas Tysowsky, Holy CrossJan. Joe Campanelli, BentleyFeb. Eric Delong, Sacred Heart

Points G A Pts 1. Cory Conacher, Canisius 20 33 53 2. Nick Johnson, Sacred Heart 27 25 52 3. Dave Jarman, Sacred Heart 13 36 49 4. Cameron Burt, RIT 16 31 47 5. Andrew Favot, RIT 13 33 46 6. Jacques Lamoureux, Air Force 22 20 42 7. Vincent Scarsella, Canisius 11 30 41 8. Josh Heidinger, Canisius 11 28 39 Patrick Knowlton, Sacred Heart 13 26 39 10. Dan Ringwald, RIT 11 26 37

Goals G 1. Nick Johnson, Sacred Heart 27 2. Jacques Lamoureux, Air Force 22 3. Cory Conacher, Canisius 20 4. Cody Omilusik, Army 18 5. Cameron Burt, RIT 16 6. Dave Kostuch, Canisius 15 Tyler Brenner, RIT 15 Eric Delong, Sacred Heart 15 Adam Pleskach, AIC 15 10. Four Players 14

Freshman Scoring G A Pts 1. Eric Delong, Sacred Heart 15 20 35 2. Chris Tanev, RIT 10 18 28 3. Grant Blakey, Mercyhurst 11 16 27 4. Preston Shupe, Canisius 10 15 25 Joe Campanelli, Bentley 10 15 25 Adam Pleskach 15 10 25

Power Play Points G A Pts. 1. Cameron Burt, RIT 9 19 28 2. Dan Ringwald, RIT 7 20 27 3. Andrew Favot, RIT 8 18 26 4. Carl Hudson, Canisius 11 13 24 5. Cory Conacher, Canisius 7 15 22 Josh Heidinger, Canisius 4 18 22

Goals Against Average Min. GA GAA 1. Jared DeMichiel, RIT 2270:08 79 2.09 2. Thomas Tysowsky, Holy Cross 2049:22 83 2.43 3. Andrew Volkening, Air Force 2159:50 88 2.44 4. Ryan Zapolski, Mercyhurst 2130:20 99 2.79 5. Jay Clark, Army 1901:02 95 3.00

Defenseman Scoring G A Pts 1. Dan Ringwald, RIT 11 26 37 2. Carl Hudson, Canisius 14 20 34 3. Chris Tanev, RIT 10 18 28 4. Bobby Preece, Bentley 8 17 25 5. Chris Haltigin, RIT 11 13 24 Tim Kirby, Air Force 5 19 24 7. Al Mazur, RIT 8 15 23 8. Paul Ferraro, Sacred Heart 8 14 22 Matt Fennell, Mercyhurst 6 16 22 10. Marcel Alvarez, Army 6 14 20

Assists A 1. Dave Jarman, Sacred Heart 36 2. Cory Conacher, Canisius 33 Andrew Favot, RIT 33 4. Cameron Burt, RIT 31 5. Vincent Scarsella, Canisius 30 6. Josh Heidinger, Canisius 28 7. Patrick Knowlton, Sacred Heart 26 Dan Ringwald, RIT 26 9. Nick Johnson, Sacred Heart 25 10. Eric Sefchik, Army 24

Game-Winning Goals GWG 1. Nick Johnson, Sacred Heart 8 2. Cory Conacher, Canisius 5 3. Tyler Brenner, RIT 4 Jacques Lamoureux, Air Force 4 Jay Silvia, Holy Cross 4

Power Play Goals PPG 1. Jacques Lamoureux, Air Force 13 2. Carl Hudson, Canisius 11 3. Cameron Burt, RIT 9 Nick Johnson, Sacred Heart 9 Cody Omilusik, Army 9

Save Percentage Saves GA Pct. 1. Jared DeMichiel, RIT 920 79 .921 2. Andrew Volkening, Air Force 989 88 .918 3. Ryan Zapolski, Mercyhurst 1109 99 .918 4. Thomas Tysowsky, Holy Cross 839 83 .910 5. Jay Clark, Army 937 95 .908

2009-10 Individual Leaders

Cory Conacher was the Atlantic Hockey Player of the Week twice during the 2010-11 season and was also named the Player of the Month in November.

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Ferris State 5, Canisius 1Oct. 9, 2009 • Buffalo, N.Y.

Scoring 1 2 3 F Ferris State 2 0 3 5 Canisius 0 1 0 1

1ST - FSU: Alexander (Bonis, Redmond), 1:16, FSU: Redmond (Billins), PP, 9:29.

2ND - CAN: Hudson (Lindsay, Heidinger), PP, 10:13.

3RD - FSU: Ouellette (Wietecha, Menke), 9:50, FSU: Bonis (Chupp, Alexander), 13:02, FSU: Lewicki (Embach, Billins), 18:47.

Goalies: FSU: Nelson (24 shots, 23 saves) CAN: Loewen (44 shots, 39 saves)

Shots: FSU: 16-12-16—44 CAN: 11-7-6—24

Power Play: FSU: 1-3 CAN: 1-6

Attendance: 711

Holy Cross 3, Canisius 2Oct. 24, 2009 • Buffalo, N.Y.

Scoring 1 2 3 F Holy Cross 3 0 0 3 Canisius 1 0 1 2

1ST - HC: Sheen (Vos, Cyr), 6:29, CAN: Weeks (Shupe, Hudson), PP, 8:52, HC: Vos (Sheen, Znutas), PP, 13:43, HC: Silvia (Baker, Gordon), PP, 14:29.

2ND - No Scoring.

3RD - CAN: Scarsella (Conacher), 13:47.

Goalies: HC: Tysowsky (26 shots, 24 saves) CAN: Morrison (31 shots, 28 saves)

Shots: HC: 10-9-12—31 CAN: 10-8-8—26

Power Play: HC: 2-5 CAN: 1-6

Attendance: 830

Canisius 3, Air Force 1Oct. 31, 2009 • Buffalo, N.Y.

Scoring 1 2 3 F Air Force 0 1 0 1 Canisius 1 0 2 3

1ST - CAN: Scarsella (Conacher, Shupe), 0:54.

2ND - AF: Lamoureux (Burnett, Kirby), PP, 9:54.

3RD - CAN: Conacher (Forsman, Scarsella), 5:41, CAN: Scarsella, EN, 19:35.

Goalies: AF: Volkening (29 shots, 27 saves) CAN: Morrison (42 shots, 41 saves)

Shots: AF: 13-16-13—42 CAN: 9-12-9—30

Power Play: AF: 1-4 CAN: 0-3

Attendance: 986

Lake Superior State 4, Canisius 3Oct. 16, 2009 • Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.

Scoring 1 2 3 F Canisius 0 3 1 4 Lake Superior State 2 1 2 5

1ST - LSSU: Hobbins (Aubry, Scrymgeour), 1:41, LSSU: Scrymgeour (Hobbins, Monardo), 8:47.

2ND - LSSU: Cooper (Scrymgeour, Monardo), 1:53, CAN: Conacher (Scarsella, Shupe), 5:03, CAN: Conacher (Scarsella, Morrison), 15:43, CAN: Conacher (Scarsella, Barrea), 16:03.

3RD - LSSU: Monardo (Cooper), 0:56, CAN: Klusendorf (Kenney, Shafer), 7:11, LSSU: Cooper (Scrymgeour, Monardo), 7:53.

Goalies: CAN: Morrison (43 shots, 38 saves) LSSU: Mahoney-Wilson (21 shots, 17 saves)

Shots: CAN: 5-9-7—21 LSSU: 16-12-15—43

Power Play: CAN: 0-1 LSSU: 0-2

Attendance: 2,096

Canisius 1, Ferris State 0Oct. 10, 2009 • Buffalo, N.Y.

Scoring 1 2 3 F Ferris State 0 0 0 0 Canisius 0 0 1 1

1ST - No Scoring.

2ND - No Scoring.

3RD - CAN: Klusendorf (Weeks, Parker), 0:37.

Goalies: FSU: Nagle (21 shots, 20 saves) CAN: Morrison (48 shots, 48 saves)

Shots: FSU: 16-15-17—48 CAN: 7-8-6—21

Power Play: FSU: 0-7 CAN: 0-6

Attendance: 578

Lake Superior State 3, Canisius 0Oct. 17, 2009 • Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.

Scoring 1 2 3 F Canisius 0 0 0 0 Lake Superior State 2 1 0 3

1ST - LSSU: Acton (Aubry, Haines), PP, 4:20, LSSU: Hobbins (Cassiani, Power), 5:03.

2ND - LSSU: Gysbers (Cooper, Monardo), 17:41.

3RD - No Scoring.

Goalies: CAN: Morrison (27 shots, 24 saves) LSSU: Mahoney-Wilson (18 shots, 18 saves)

Shots: CAN: 6-3-9—18 LSSU: 10-10-7—27

Power Play: CAN: 0-5 UAH: 1-3

Attendance: 2,756

Holy Cross 3, Canisius 2Oct. 25, 2009 • Buffalo, N.Y.

Scoring 1 2 3 F Holy Cross 2 1 0 3 Canisius 1 0 1 2

1ST - CAN: Kenney (MacDougall, Shafer), 9:47, HC: Sheahan (Fletcher, Martignetti), 10:13, HC: Sheen, 17:27.

2ND - HC: Silvia (Gordon, Linsmayer), 7:16.

3RD - CAN: Cianfrini (Kostuch, Amigone), PP, 12:17.

Goalies: HC: Tysowsky (29 shots, 27 saves) CAN: Morrison (26 shots, 23 saves)

Shots: HC: 5-11-10—26 CAN: 9-17-3—29

Power Play: HC: 0-3 CAN: 1-6

Attendance: 464

Dan Morrison stopped 48 shots in a 1-0 victory against Ferris State, the most for Canisius in a shutout.

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2009-10 box scoresCanisius 6, Mercyhurst 4Nov. 6, 2009 • Erie, Pa.

Scoring 1 2 3 F Canisius 3 1 2 6 Mercyhurst 1 1 2 4

1ST - CAN: Heidinger, 9:07, CAN: Kostuch (Conacher, Barrea), 9:55, CAN: Cianfrini (Scarsella, Conacher), PP, 12:17, MC: Pitt (Chiasson, Goebel), 18:23.

2ND - MC: Cameron (Blakey), 0:35, CAN: Kostuch (Shupe, Hudson), PP, 13:21.

3RD - CAN: MacDougall (Lindsay, Rauch), 3:02, MC: Chiasson (Noble, Coccimiglio), PP, 8:14, MC: Collins (Gurtler, Pitt), PP, 9:27, CAN: Heidinger (Hudson, Scarsella), EN, 19:37.

Goalies: CAN: Loewen (31 shots, 27 saves) MC: Zapolski (35 shots, 30 saves)

Shots: CAN: 12-16-8—36 MC: 9-8-14—31

Power Play: CAN: 2-5 MC: 2-5

Attendance: 502

Army 4, Canisius 1Nov. 27, 2009 • West Point, N.Y.

Scoring 1 2 3 F Canisius 0 0 1 1 Army 0 2 2 4

1ST - No Scoring.

2ND - ARMY: Meyer (Sefchik, Clark), PP, 5:27, ARMY: Day (Maggard, Colvin), 10:47.

3RD - CAN: Conacher (Hudson, Scarsella), PP, 6:34, ARMY: Ammon (McRae, Spracklen), 8:55, ARMY: Omilusik (Starczewski), EN, 19:12.

Goalies: CAN: Morrison (30 shots, 27 saves) ARMY: Clark (30 shots, 29 saves)

Shots: CAN: 11-10-9—30 ARMY: 10-11-10—31

Power Play: CAN: 1-6 ARMY: 1-7

Attendance: 1, 638

Canisius 4, Connecticut 4Nov. 14, 2009 • Buffalo, N.Y.

Scoring 1 2 3 OT F Connecticut 1 0 3 0 4 Canisius 0 1 3 0 4

1ST - UCONN: Coppola (Sapieha), SH, 6:43.

2ND - CAN: Klusendorf (Hudson, Cianfrini), PP, 19:23.

3RD - CAN: Conacher (Scarsella, Hudson), PP, 1:11, UCONN: Krispel (Ambrosie, Gerke), PP, 6:56, UCONN: Olson (Ranallo, Krispel), 11:50, CAN: Kostuch (Rauch, Lindsay), 12:47, CAN: Moser (Danowski), 13:28, UCONN: Olinyk (Ambrosie, Naurato), 17:15.

OT - No Scoring.

Goalies: UCONN: Larson (37 shots, 33 saves) CAN: Morrison (24 shots, 20 saves)

Shots: UCONN: 3-5-15-1—24 CAN: 12-10-13-2—37

Power Play: UCONN: 1-3 CAN: 2-9

Attendance: 638

Canisius 7, AIC 0Nov. 20, 2009 • Springfield, Mass.

Scoring 1 2 3 F Canisius 2 1 4 7 AIC 0 0 0 0

1ST - CAN: Kenney (Moser, MacDougall), 3:21, CAN: Shupe (Conacher), 18:05.

2ND - CAN: Conacher (Shupe, Cianfrini), 13:24.

3RD - CAN: Parker (Conacher, Weeks), PP, 1:41, CAN: Weeks (Lindsay), 11:05, CAN: Conacher (Hudson, Scarsella), 12:08, CAN: Kostuch (Jenks, Heidinger), PP, 17:23.

Goalies: CAN: Morrison (36 shots, 36 saves) AIC: Meisner (49 shots, 42 saves)

Shots: CAN: 22-15-12—49 AIC: 9-12-15—36

Power Play: CAN: 2-5 AIC: 0-4

Attendance: 268

Air Force 4, Canisius 1Nov. 1, 2009 • Buffalo, N.Y.

Scoring 1 2 3 F Air Force 2 0 2 4 Canisius 0 1 0 1

1ST - AF: Lamoureux (Fairchild, Carew), EX, DP, 12:11, AF: De Laurell (Fairchild, Walsh), PP, 16:47.

2ND - CAN: Kostuch (Shupe, Heidinger), PP, 13:41.

3RD - AF: Lamoureux (Burnett, Kirby), PP, 0:59, AF: Koxlak (Williams), 15:26.

Goalies: AF: Volkening (35 shots, 34 saves) CAN: Morrison (29 shots, 25 saves)

Shots: AF: 10-7-12—29 CAN: 9-14-12—35

Power Play: AF: 2-6 CAN: 1-7

Attendance: 421

Canisius 4, Mercyhurst 3Nov. 7, 2009 • Buffalo, N.Y.

Scoring 1 2 3 F Mercyhurst 0 1 2 3 Canisius 2 0 2 4

1ST - CAN: Heidinger (Cianfrini, Hudson), PP, 17:30, CAN: Scarsella (Conacher, Shupe), 17:52.

2ND - MC: Cameron (Coccimiglio, Blakey), 18:24.

3RD - MC: Chiasson (Blakey, Coccimiglio), 2:36, CAN: Hudson (MacDougall, Kenney), 3:00, MC: Cameron (Pitt, Gurtler), PP, 6:46, CAN: Conacher, PS, 14:24.

Goalies: MC: Strang (33 shots, 29 saves) CAN: Morrison (29 shots, 26 saves)

Shots: MC: 7-13-9—29 CAN: 8-13-12—33

Power Play: MC: 1-6 CAN: 1-5

Attendance: 738

Canisius 1, Connecticut 0Nov. 15, 2009 • Buffalo, N.Y.

Scoring 1 2 3 F Connecticut 0 0 0 0 Canisius 0 0 1 1

1ST - No Scoring.

2ND - No Scoring.

3RD - CAN: Kostuch (Heidinger, Klusendorf), 4:04.

Goalies: UCONN: Larson (29 shots, 28 saves) CAN: Morrison (19 shots, 19 saves)

Shots: UCONN: 9-5-5—19 CAN: 8-12-9—29

Power Play: UCONN: 0-4 CAN: 0-4

Attendance: 516

Canisius 4, AIC 0Nov. 21, 2009 • Springfield, Mass.

Scoring 1 2 3 F Canisius 1 3 0 4 AIC 0 0 0 0

1ST - CAN: Moser, PS, 15:58.

2ND - CAN: Conacher (Scarsella, Heidinger), PP, 1:19, CAN: Conacher (Scarsella, Hudson), PP, 7:27, CAN: Weeks (Cianfrini, Kostuch), PP, 13:05.

3RD - No Scoring.

Goalies: CAN: Loewen (32 shots, 32 saves) AIC: Ramirez (33 shots, 29 saves)

Shots: CAN: 10-13-10—33 AIC: 14-11-7—32

Power Play: CAN: 3-4 AIC: 0-7

Attendance: 217

Army 7, Canisius 2Nov. 28, 2009 • West Point, N.Y.

Scoring 1 2 3 F Canisius 2 0 0 2 Army 2 3 2 7

1ST - CAN: Conacher (Hudson), 1:26, ARMY: Omilusik (Sefchik, Starczewski), 7:06, ARMY: Meyer (Hull, Skarda), 8:09, CAN: Weeks (Lindsay, Shafer), 14:46.

2ND - ARMY: Starczewski (Omilusik), 0:33, ARMY: Skarda (Hull, Dube), 4:32, ARMY: Sefchik (Day), 8:59.

3RD - ARMY: Sefchik (Omilusik), 7:05, ARMY: Starczewski (Colvin, Hull), PP, 15:03.

Goalies: CAN: Morrison (18 shots, 14 saves); Loewen (25 shots, 22 saves) ARMY: Clark (33 shots, 31 saves)

Shots: CAN: 11-11-11—33 ARMY: 13-17-13—43

Power Play: CAN: 0-6 ARMY: 1-6

Attendance: 1, 455

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Bentley 5, Canisius 4Dec. 4, 2009 • Buffalo, N.Y.

Scoring 1 2 3 F Bentley 2 1 2 5 Canisius 0 2 2 4

1ST - BENT: Campanelli (Williams), 9:17, BENT: Trottier (Kemmerer, Olson), 13:51.

2ND - CAN: Hudson (Conacher, Kostuch), PP, 0:30, CAN: Rex (Lindsay, Forsman), 4:28, BENT: Kemmerer (Trottier, Robert), 10:50.

3RD - CAN: Heidinger, SH, 11:03, CAN: Zuke (Moser, Danowski), 13:22, BENT: Cloutier (Menzione, Williams), 15:20, BENT: Hartung (Preece, Campanelli), PP, 16:54.

Goalies: BENT: Rank (26 shots, 22 saves) CAN: Loewen (35 shots, 30 saves)

Shots: BENT: 12-12-11—35 CAN: 8-7-11—26

Power Play: BENT: 1-6 CAN: 1-7

Attendance: 678

Canisius 5, Robert Morris 5Dec. 15, 2009 • Buffalo, N.Y.

Scoring 1 2 3 OT F Robert Morris 1 2 2 0 5 Canisius 4 0 1 0 5

1ST - RMU: Kobialko (Longpre, Lewis), 0:47, CAN: Forsman (Shafer), 6:29, CAN: Hudson (Scarsella, Heidinger), PP, 9:22, CAN: Zuke (Rauch, Moser), 9:40, CAN: Scarsella (Hudson, Conacher), PP, 16:38.2ND - RMU: Chiavetta, SH, 2:35, RMU: Kushneriuk (Longpre, Lewis), PP, 6:52.3RD - CAN: Shupe (Hudson, Cianfrini), PP, 9:05, RMU: South (Urban), PP, 15:13, RMU: Longpre (Lewis), 16:03.OT - No Scoring.

Goalies: RMU: Ostergard (9 shots, 6 saves) Levine (33 shots, 31 saves) CAN: Loewen (45 shots, 40 saves)Shots: RMU: 13-15-12-5—45 CAN: 16-9-13-4—42Power Play: RMU: 2-7 CAN: 3-10Attendance: 436

Sacred Heart 4, Canisius 2Jan. 22, 2010 • Milford, Conn.

Scoring 1 2 3 F Canisius 1 0 1 2 Sacred Heart 1 1 2 4

1ST - CAN: Zuke (Kostuch, Lindsay), 11:06, SHU: Johnson (Knowlton, Stretch), 18:00.

2ND - SHU: Boisvert (Brown, Castonguay), 3:45.

3RD - SHU: Yelovich (Rosata, Gordon), 11:39, CAN: Parker (Rauch), 12:27, SHU: Johnson (Knowlton, Jarman), EN, 19:36.

Goalies: CAN: Morrison (33 shots, 30 saves) SHU: Legatto (38 shots, 36 saves)

Shots: CAN: 10-11-17—38 SHU: 10-11-13—34

Power Play: CAN: 0-2 SHU: 0-1

Attendance: 442

Canisius 7, Colgate 6Dec. 20, 2009 • Buffalo, N.Y.

Scoring 1 2 3 OT F Colgate 1 2 3 0 6 Canisius 2 1 3 1 7

1ST - COL: Price (Firman, Day), PP, 3:55, CAN: MacDougall (Heidinger, Weeks), 8:42, CAN: Cianfrini (Lindsay, Kostuch), 17:32.2ND - CAN: Danowski (Forsman, Moser), 11:16, COL: Brisebois (Bourdon, Larkin), PP, 11:49, COL: Firman (Poplawski, Smith), PP, 14:02.3RD - COL: Price (Smith, Day), PP, 5:15, CAN: Hudson (Weeks, Jenks), 7:56, COL: Day (Smith, McPherson), 11:49, COL: Firman (Smith, Day), 13:09, CAN: Scarsella (Shupe, Conacher), 16:10, CAN: Heidinger (Moser, Weeks), 16:50.OT - Weeks (Jenks, Scarsella), 4:02.

Goalies: COL: Bessette (23 shots, 16 saves) CAN: Morrison (31 shots, 25 saves)Shots: COL: 7-7-16-1—31 CAN: 9-8-4-2—23Power Play: COL: 4-6 CAN: 0-5Attendance: 986

Canisius 9, Bentley 3Dec. 5, 2009 • Buffalo, N.Y.

Scoring 1 2 3 F Bentley 0 2 1 3 Canisius 3 4 2 9

1ST - CAN: Scarsella (Conacher, Shupe), 5:16, CAN: Heidinger (Weeks, Conacher), 8:54, CAN: Danowski (Moser, Morrison), 11:12.2ND - CAN: Conacher (Hudson, Scarsella), 0:59, CAN: Heidinger (MacDougall, Weeks), 2:05, BENT: Cloutier (Menzione, Campanelli), PP, 7:16, CAN: Zuke (Danowski, Moser), 8:32, BENT: Kemmerer (Switzer, Bahnemann), 12:08, CAN: Hudson (Shupe, Scarsella), 14:50.3RD - BENT: Menzione (Campanelli), 6:02, CAN: Scarsella (Conacher, Shupe), 8:38, CAN: Kostuch (Conacher, Shafer), 15:27.

Goalies: BENT: Rank (26 shots, 22 saves) CAN: Loewen (35 shots, 30 saves)Shots: BENT: 8-9-12—29 CAN: 12-9-7—28Power Play: BENT: 1-10 CAN: 0-5Attendance: 603

Bentley 5, Canisius 4Jan. 8, 2010 • Waltham, Mass.

Scoring 1 2 3 F Canisius 0 3 1 4 Bentley 2 2 1 5

1ST - BENT: Quartuccio (Koudys, Campanelli), 3:33, BENT: Campanelli (Preece), PP, 17:59.

2ND - BENT: Nudy (Menzione, Cloutier), 6:27, CAN: Kostuch (Weeks, Shafer), PP, 9:09, CAN: Shupe (Scarsella, Conacher), 9:45, BENT: Preece (Menzione, Cloutier), PP, 11:31, CAN: Shupe (Conacher, Scarsella), 16:08.

3RD - CAN: Cianfrini (Kostuch, Weeks), PP, 6:53, BENT: Preece (Campanelli, Menzione), PP, 14:49.

Goalies: CAN: Morrison (26 shots, 21 saves) BENT: Rank (30 shots, 26 saves)

Shots: CAN: 8-12-10—30 BENT: 12-11-3—26

Power Play: CAN: 2-6 BENT: 3-9

Attendance: 234

Canisius 3, Bentley 2Jan. 9, 2010 • Waltham, Mass.

Scoring 1 2 3 F Canisius 0 3 1 4 Bentley 2 2 1 5

1ST - CAN: Weeks (Forsman, Kostuch), 3:03, CAN: Conacher (Shupe, Hudson), PP, 8:08, BENT: Campanelli (Menzione, Preece), PP, 13:29.

2ND - BENT: Cloutier (Menzione, Campanelli), PP, 1:18.

3RD - CAN: Conacher (Shupe), 17:20.

Goalies: CAN: Morrison (37 shots, 35 saves) BENT: Calvi (25 shots, 22 saves)

Shots: CAN: 12-8-5—25 BENT: 9-20-8—37

Power Play: CAN: 1-5 BENT: 2-9

Attendance: 210

Canisius 5, Army 2Jan. 15, 2010 • Buffalo, N.Y.

Scoring 1 2 3 F Army 0 2 0 2 Canisius 0 4 1 5

1ST - No Scoring.

2ND - CAN: Weeks (Moser, Kostuch), PP, 1:13, CAN: Rex (Klusendorf, MacDougall), 2:30, ARMY: Omilusik (Sefchik, Meyer), PP, 5:09, CAN: Conacher (Shupe, Hudson), 6:34, CAN: Hudson (Scarsella, Conacher), PP, 14:45, ARMY: Starczewski (Alvarez, Sefchik), 18:32.

3RD - CAN: Conacher (Heidinger, Forsman).

Goalies: ARMY: Clark (24 shots, 19 saves) CAN: Morrison (28 shots, 26 saves)

Shots: ARMY: 9-11-8—28 CAN: 5-12-7—24

Power Play: ARMY: 1-5 CAN: 2-3

Attendance: 787

Canisius 4, Army 4Jan. 16, 2010 • Buffalo, N.Y.

Scoring 1 2 3 OT F Army 1 1 2 0 4 Canisius 0 3 1 0 4

1ST - ARMY: Colvin (Starczewski, Clark), PP, 14:11.

2ND - ARMY: Maggard (Starczewski), 7:23, CAN: Heidinger (Conacher, Hudson), PP, 13:47, CAN: Shupe (Scarsella, Heidinger), PP, 18:28, CAN: Weeks (Scarsella, Kostuch), PP, 19:21.

3RD - ARMY: Meyer (Sefchik), PP, 4:00, ARMY: Meyer (Sefchik, Hull), PP, 10:32, CAN: Scarsella (Conacher, Cianfrini), 12:53.

OT - No Scoring.

Goalies: ARMY: Clark (30 shots, 26 saves) CAN: Morrison (38 shots, 34 saves)

Shots: ARMY: 12-8-15-3—38 CAN: 7-14-6-3—30

Power Play: ARMY: 3-7 CAN: 3-6

Attendance: 726

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Canisius 5, Sacred Heart 5Jan. 23, 2010 • Milford, Conn.

Scoring 1 2 3 OT F Canisius 3 1 1 0 5 Sacred Heart 4 1 0 0 5

1ST - CAN: Zuke (Lindsay, Kostuch), 0:20, SHU: Jarman (Knowlton), 0:34, SHU: Johnson (Jarman, Ferraro), PP, 7:34, SHU: Ferraro (Jarman, Johnson), PP, 8:10, CAN: Hudson (Scarsella, Heidinger), PP, 11:34, SHU: Jarman (Knowlton, Johnson), 12:40, CAN: Jenks (Kostuch, Lindsay), 15:19.2ND - SHU: Delong (Rodriguez, Yelovich), 6:46, CAN: Hudson (Conacher, Weeks), PP, 7:37.3RD - CAN: Hudson (Conacher, Heidinger), PP, 7:10.OT - No Scoring.

Goalies: CAN: Morrison (13 shots, 9 saves) Loewen (36 shots, 35 saves) SHU: Legatto (31 shots, 26 saves)Shots: CAN: 10-6-14-1—31 SHU: 15-16-12-6—49Power Play: CAN: 3-6 SHU: 2-9Attendance: 424

Canisius 3, Connecticut 1Feb. 5, 2010 • Storrs, Conn.

Scoring 1 2 3 F Canisius 1 1 1 3 Connecticut 0 0 1 1

1ST - CAN: Hudson (Heidinger, Conacher), PP, 7:25.

2ND - CAN: Cianfrini (Weeks, Zuke), EX, DP, 14:33.

3RD - UCONN: Olson (Ambrosie, Krispel), PP, 7:22, CAN: Shupe (Conacher, Scarsella), 16:41.

Goalies: CAN: Loewen (21 shots, 20 saves) UCONN: Bartus (32 shots, 29 saves)

Shots: CAN: 14-9-9—32 UCONN: 4-6-11—21

Power Play: CAN: 1-9 UCONN: 1-8

Attendance: 621

Canisius 5, Connecticut 2Feb. 6, 2010 • Storrs, Conn.

Scoring 1 2 3 F Canisius 2 2 1 5 Connecticut 0 0 2 2

1ST - CAN: Weeks (Forsman, Moser), PP, 14:43, CAN: Scarsella (Shupe, Conacher), 16:36.

2ND - CAN: MacDougall (Danowski, Klusendorf), 10:21, CAN: Moser (Heidinger, Weeks), 17:01.

3RD - UCONN: Miller (Coppola, Olinyk), 8:22, UCONN: Naurato (Gerke, Gallagher), PP, 10:48, CAN: Conacher (Scarsella), EN, 19:10.

Goalies: CAN: Loewen (34 shots, 32 saves) UCONN: Bartus (25 shots, 21 saves) McInnis (7 shots, 7 saves)

Shots: CAN: 14-11-8—33 UCONN: 8-9-17—34

Power Play: CAN: 1-2 UCONN: 1-2

Attendance: 542

Mercyhurst 3, Canisius 1Feb. 12, 2010 • Buffalo, N.Y.

Scoring 1 2 3 F Mercyhurst 1 2 0 3 Canisius 0 1 0 3

1ST - MC: Blakey, SH, 17:08.

2ND - MC: Gurtler (Elliott, Blakey), 1:55, CAN: Conacher (Heidinger, Scarsella), PP, 7:07, MER: Graham (Gurtler), SH, 8:09.

3RD - No Scoring.

Goalies: MC: Zapolski (40 shots, 39 saves) CAN: Loewen (31 shots, 28 saves)

Shots: MC: 7-13-11—31 CAN: 13-15-12—40

Power Play: MC: 0-2 CAN: 1-5

Attendance: 598

Canisius 4, Mercyhurst 2Feb. 13, 2010 • Erie, Pa.

Scoring 1 2 3 F Canisius 1 3 0 4 Mercyhurst 1 1 0 2

1ST - CAN: Shupe (Conacher, Cianfrini), SH, 16:32, MC: Gurtler, 17:55.

2ND - CAN: Shafer (Klusendorf, Parker), 4:31, CAN: Kostuch (Hudson, Heidinger), 5:22, MC: Blakey (Gurtler), 5:49, CAN: Conacher (Heidinger, Hudson), PP, 17:41.

3RD - No Scoring.

Goalies: CAN: Morrison (39 shots, 37 saves) MC: Zapolski (25 shots, 21 saves)

Shots: CAN: 3-15-7—25 MC: 15-16-8—39

Power Play: CAN: 1-7 MC: 0-8

Attendance: 791

Canisius 2, AIC 2Feb. 20, 2010 • Buffalo, N.Y.

Scoring 1 2 3 OT F AIC 0 0 2 0 2 Canisius 0 1 1 0 2

1ST - No Scoring.

2ND - CAN: Kostuch (Moser, Heidinger), 6:29.

3RD - AIC: Leitner (Campanale), 1:35, AIC: Leitner (Froese, Campanale), 4:40, CAN: Kostuch (Heidinger, Moser), 13:07.

OT - No Scoring.

Goalies: AIC: Meisner (44 shots, 42 saves) CAN: Morrison (38 shots, 36 saves)

Shots: AIC: 3-20-14-1—38 CAN: 16-11-16-1—44

Power Play: AIC: 0-2 CAN: 0-2

Attendance: 626

Jason Weeks tallied his 50th career goal against Connecticut on Feb. 26, establishing a new program record.

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RIT 4, Canisius 0AHA Semifinal • March 19, 2010 • Rochester, N.Y.

Scoring 1 2 3 F Canisius 0 0 0 0 RIT 2 1 1 4

1ST - RIT: Brenner (Ringwald, Haltigin), PP, 14:52, RIT: Janda (Cornacchia, Tanev), 15:44.

2ND - RIT: Favot (Ringwald, Burt), PP, 8:41.

3RD - RIT: Mazur (Burt, Favot), PP, 14:01.

Goalies: CAN: Morrison (30 shots, 26 saves) RIT: DeMichiel (20 shots, 20 saves)

Shots: CAN: 6-8-6—20 RIT: 18-4-8—30

Power Play: CAN: 0-7 RIT: 3-8

Attendance: 1,803

Canisius 5, AIC 3Feb. 21, 2010 • Buffalo, N.Y.

Scoring 1 2 3 F AIC 1 1 1 3 Canisius 2 1 2 5

1ST - CAN: Moser (Heidinger, Kostuch), 4:12, CAN: Hudson (Heidinger, Conacher), PP, 7:41, AIC: Blanchette (McLeod, Arcibal), 18:22.

2ND - AIC: McLeod (Arcibal, Pleskach), 10:12, CAN: Kostuch (Moser, Heidinger), 16:12.

3RD - AIC: McLeod (Arcibal, Markiewicz), 7:10, CAN: Scarsella (Heidinger, Conacher), PP, 12:06, CAN: Cianfrini (Loewen), EN, 19:59.

Goalies: AIC: Meisner (34 shots, 30 saves) CAN: Loewen (23 shots, 20 saves)

Shots: AIC: 5-10-8—23 CAN: 16-9-10—35

Power Play: AIC: 0-5 CAN: 2-6

Attendance: 763

RIT 5, Canisius 4Feb. 27, 2010 • Rochester, N.Y.

Scoring 1 2 3 F Canisius 1 1 2 4 RIT 1 2 2 5

1ST - CAN: Heidinger (Scarsella, Conacher), PP, 11:09, RIT: Hartley (Tanev, Knowles), 17:16.

2ND - RIT: Haltigin (Hartley, Janda), PP, 5:53, RIT: Mazzei (Mazur, Haltigin), PP, 9:19, CAN: Shupe (Hudson, Heidinger), PP, 11:48.

3RD - RIT: Cornacchia (Alexin), SH, 0:11, RIT: Tanev (Hartley, Knowles), 2:22, CAN: Hudson (Conacher, Heidinger), PP, 15:04, CAN: Kostuch (Weeks, Moser), PP, 15:48.

Goalies: CAN: Loewen (39 shots, 34 saves) RIT: DeMichiel (29 shots, 25 saves)

Shots: CAN: 10-4-15—29 RIT: 17-11-11—39

Power Play: CAN: 4-7 RIT: 2-8

Attendance: 1,632

RIT 8, Canisius 0Feb. 26, 2010 • Rochester, N.Y.

Scoring 1 2 3 F Canisius 0 0 0 0 RIT 3 3 2 8

1ST - RIT: Brenner, 1:25, RIT: Janda (Cornacchia, Tanev), 2:35, RIT: Smith (Burt), 12:10.

2ND - RIT: Hartley (Knowles, Alexin), 2:37, RIT: Burt (Tanev, Murphy), 10:09, RIT: Cornacchia (McReynolds), 14:12.

3RD - RIT: Janda (Cornacchia, Haltigin), 3:58, RIT: Haltigin (Burt, Ringwald), PP, 8:16.

Goalies: CAN: Morrison (48 shots, 40 saves) RIT: DeMichiel (20 shots, 20 saves) Ropponen (2 shots, 2 saves)

Shots: CAN: 13-5-4—22 RIT: 18-19-11—48

Power Play: CAN: 0-6 RIT: 1-7

Attendance: 1,363

Canisius 5, Mercyhurst 1AHA Quarterfinal • March 12, 2010 • Erie, Pa.

Scoring 1 2 3 F Canisius 2 1 2 5 Mercyhurst 0 0 1 1

1ST - CAN: Lindsay (Hudson, Zuke), 5:10, CAN: Shupe (Conacher, Scarsella), 5:42.

2ND - CAN: Heidinger (Scarsella, Conacher), PP, 6:40.

3RD - CAN: Hudson (Heidinger, Conacher), PP, 10:18, MC: Pitt (Terminesi, Fennell), PP, EX, 14:34, CAN: Heidinger (Moser, Parker), EN, 16:05.

Goalies: CAN: Morrison (42 shots, 41 saves) MC: Zapolski (25 shots, 21 saves)

Shots: CAN: 17-4-5—26 MC: 7-10-25—42

Power Play: CAN: 2-5 MC: 1-10

Attendance: 602

Canisius 5, Mercyhurst 4AHA Quarterfinal • March 13, 2010 • Erie, Pa.

Scoring 1 2 3 OT 2OT F Canisius 1 1 2 0 1 5 Mercyhurst 0 4 0 0 0 4

1ST - CAN: Kostuch (Moser, Heidinger), 13:07.

2ND - MC: Fennell (Terminesi, Coccimiglio), PP, 0:47, MC: Blakey (Gurtler, Elliott), PP, 5:28, MC: Fennell (Blakey, Elliott), PP, 5:28, MC: Noble (Chiasson, Collins), PP, 9:20, CAN: Cianfrini (Heidinger, Scarsella), PP, 12:03.

3RD - CAN: Shupe (Scarsella, Heidinger), PP, 14:15, CAN: Kostuch (Moser, Cianfrini), PP, 16:13.

OT - No Scoring.

2OT - CAN: Parker (Conacher, Scarsella), 7:00

Goalies: CAN: Morrison (48 shots, 44 saves) MC: Zapolski (68 shots, 63 saves)

Shots: CAN: 11-21-18-12-6—68 MC: 13-17-7-8-3—48

Power Play: CAN: 3-10 MC: 4-9

Attendance: 623

Ben Parker tallied the game-winning goal in the second overtime against Mercyhurst, leading the Griffs to the Atlantic Hockey Semifinals for the first time since 2004.

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The Club YearsThe Canisius College hockey team has a rich tradition that began as the vision of one man and grew into a NCAA Division I program. Dr. David Dietz, professor of classics and the father of Canisius hockey, has seen it evolve from the first day of practice as a club team to the move from the ECAC West to its current place in the Atlantic Hockey Association.

Canisius hockey was born in fall 1971. In spring 1972, the club saw the true beginning of the program — its first win. The program went 6-2-0 and played a mix of intercollegiate and club teams.

In April 1973, Canisius was ac-cepted into the Finger Lakes Collegiate Hockey League for play beginning in fall 1974. The FLCHL gave the Griffs the opportunity to play a consis-

tent schedule against a mix of teams from Western and Central New York. The Griffs went 10-2-0 and finished first during the regular season in the inaugural season of the FLCHL (1973-74).

The club hit its pinnacle during the 1974-75 season as the Griffs finished with a 15-2-0 record and defeated St. John Fisher in the league’s championship game, 7-0. Proving that the previous year was no fluke, Canisius took its second straight postseason crown by defeating the Geneseo Ice Knights, 5-2, for the FLCHL Championship.

With great success during the previous two seasons, it was evident the Griffs were moving to another level. Seeing this, Dr. Dietz chose to step aside as the club team’s coach.

That change came in the form of University at Buffalo graduate Mike Kelly. Kelly began coaching during the 1976-77 season. The Griffs finished 9-6-4, falling to Erie Community College in the league’s championship game. Kelly was named FLCHL Coach of the Year.

Canisius met ECC in the 1977-78 FLCHL Championship game and were stymied by the Ice Kats for the second year in a row, 8-4.

Canisius went 17-10-2 and won the 1978-79 FLCHL Championship with a 6-4 decision over Niagara-Welland in the league’s title game. Mike Denz was named tournament MVP.

The 1979-80 ice hockey season ended an era in Canisius athletics as the club hockey team would lace up their skates for the last time before moving to varsity status. The Griffs concluded this chapter in Canisius history with a 5-4 victory over Mohawk College in the inaugural Championship of the International Col-legiate Hockey League.

The Move to Division IIIThe Griffs began Division III play with a new look. Brian Cavanaugh would take over the program and would lead the Griffs for 23 of the next 24 years. Canisius earned its first-ever NCAA victory on Nov. 22, 1980 with a 7-4 win over Niagara Welland and ended the season with a 13-12-2 record.

Canisius continued its success in its second season of play, posting its second-straight winning season with a 16-12-1 mark. Cavanaugh would leave his position as head coach for one season in 1982 and Carl Koeppel would assume the reins. The Griffs would struggle the next two years under Koeppel and Cavanaugh, posting records of 9-16-1 and 5-21-1. However, Canisius would respond in 1984.

During the fall of 1984, a new generation of Griffs would arrive on campus and the school record books would be rewritten behind three future Canisius Hall of Famers. Joe Federico, Kevin Sykes and Mike Torrillo would all leave their mark on the Canisius hockey program before graduating.

The Griffs turned things around to begin the 1984-85 season. After posting two-consecutive losing seasons, Canisius won four of its first five games en route to a 15-12-2 record. The 9.5 game turnaround from the 1983-84 season remains the greatest improvement in one season during school history. Sykes would lead the Griffs in scoring during his rookie season, posting 54 points on 28 goals and 26 assists. Federico registered one of the greatest seasons by a defender, recording 31 points and a school-record 27 assists.

The 1985-86 season would once again show the promise of the Canisius hockey team. The Griffs posted an 18-9-2 record and would earn the program’s first-ever postseason bid. Canisius squared off with Elmira in the ECAC West Quarter-

finals but the Soaring Eagles would emerge victorious, 6-3. Torrillo led the Griffs in scoring, posting 71 points on 27 goals and a school-record 44 assists.

During the 1986-87 season, the Griffs would advance one step further. The team won a school-record 21 games during the regular season and earned a second-straight trip to the ECAC West Quarterfinals. The Griffs faced RIT in Rochester and won its first-ever postseason game with a 2-0 victory. However, Canisius’ run would end in the semifinals, falling to Plattsburgh, 9-4. Torrillo once again led the team in scoring, posting 69 points on a program-best 36 goals plus 33 assists.

The three seniors wrapped up their Hall of Fame careers during the 1987-88 campaign, posting a 15-12-0 record. Canisius would earn a chance at redemption against Plattsburgh, squaring off against the Cardinals in the ECAC Quarterfinals. However, Plattsburgh would once again eliminate the Griffs, winning 6-3. Torrillo once again led the Griffs in scoring, setting his third school record with 74 points on 33 goals and 41 assists.

Torrillo and Sykes graduated as the top two scorers in school history and it still remains that way 20 seasons later. Torrillo owns the program’s top marks with 265 points, 121 goals and 144 assists. Sykes ranks second with 234 points, 114 goals and 120 assists. Federico registered 102 points on 18 goals and 84 assists. His point total and assist total are still records for Canisius defensemen.

With the loss of the three players, the Griffs fell below .500 during the 1988-89 season but still managed to grab it fourth-consecutive playoff berth. How-ever, the Griffs experienced a similar postseason result, losing in the ECAC West Quarterfinals to Union, 6-3. Mike Sisti proved to be the new leader of the Griffs, recording 57 points on 33 goals and 24 assists. Sisti ranks fourth in school history with 163 points on 74 points and 89 assists and was inducted into the Canisius Hall of Fame in 2002.

The Griffs struggled through the four seasons after its 1989 playoff appearance. For the only time in school history, Canisius went four-straight years without a winning season. However, the Griffs responded with nine-consecutive winning seasons, their longest run in the program’s history.

Canisius’ winning ways began in the 1992-93 season, posting an 18-11-1 record, including a 17-6-1 mark against ECAC West opponents. The Griffs earned its first postseason bid in five years, defeating Mercyhurst in the ECAC West Semifinals, 5-3, before falling to Elmira, 2-1, in the championship game. The season also in-cluded the most dominating win in school history, a 22-1 victory over Scranton.

The Griffs returned to the postseason the next two seasons, falling in the semi-finals to RIT both seasons. Canisius lost to the Tigers to end the 1993-94 cam-paign, 4-3. The Griffs’ defeat at the end of the 1994-95 season is the longest game in school history, going into two overtimes before RIT won, 5-4.

Canisius returned to championship form once again during the 1995-96 cam-paign, led by Josh Oort. Oort would lead the Griffs to an 18-7-2 record and the postseason for a fourth-straight year. The Griffs would defeat Mercyhurst, 6-2, before once again falling to RIT in overtime, 3-2, in the championship. Oort would post 44 points on 15 goals and 29 assists to lead the Griffs’ offense for the first of three-consecutive seasons. Oort, who ranks third in school history with 172 career points, joined Torrillo as the only Griffs to lead the team in scoring in three-straight seasons.

The Griffs finished play at the Division III level with two more playoff berths. For the third-consecutive season, Canisius lost to RIT in overtime to end its season, falling to the Tigers, 3-2, in the semifinals. The Griffs’ final season at Division III ended with a loss to rival Niagara, 4-1, in the ECAC West Semifinals.

The Division I EraBefore the 1997-98 season, Canisius announced it would move to Division I and joined the newly-formed MAAC Hockey League beginning in 1998. The Griffs would now take on the strongest competition in the NCAA and looked to con-tinue its success at the new level.

Canisius began its new era in style, posting a 16-15-5 record and advancing to the MAAC Championship in its first season. As the No. 4 seed, the Griffs topped fifth-seeded AIC, 7-4, in the quarterfinals and upset top-seeded Quinnipiac in the semifinals, 5-2, before falling to Holy Cross in the championship, 4-3.

Individually, Chris Duggan and David Deeves enjoyed successful seasons for the Griffs in their first season at the Division I level. Duggan set single-season records with 48 points, 22 goals and 26 assists – marks that stood for 12 years – and Deeves recorded 34 points on 18 goals and 16 assists.

The duo would lead the Griffs during the next three seasons. Despite Duggan missing most of the 1999-00 season due to injury, the Griffs would match a school record with 21 wins but would fall in the MAAC Quarterfinals to Iona, 4-3. Goalie Sean Weaver would step up in Duggan’s absence and was named the MAAC Goaltender of the Year.

The First Canisius Captains1971-72: Mike Ross1972-73: Bob Bauer1973-74: Bob Bauer1974-75: Gary Cutler1975-76: Gary Cutler, Bob Wick1976-77: Kevin Barnett, John Graziani1977-78: John Graziani1978-79: Mike Denz, Pete Elmer1979-80: Joe Casaci, Mike Denz

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canisius hockey historyDuggan would return for the 2000-01 season, posting his second-best season with 35 points. The Griffs finished the season with a 17-12-4 record and defeated Connecticut, 4-1 in the MAAC Quarterfinals before falling to Mercyhurst, 4-3, in the semifinals.

The first class in the Division I era would end their careers in the 2002 MAAC Quarterfinals, falling to Sacred Heart, 3-2 in overtime. Deeves and Duggan finished their careers ranked first and second, respectively, in the program’s Division I record book, marks that would stand for the next eight years as the program grew from what the duo started as freshmen.

The Griffs struggled through a 2002-03 season, compiling a 12-21-4 record, However, the year was highlighted by hosting the 2003 Frozen Four at HSBC Arena where Minnesota defeated New Hampshire, 5-1.

The next two seasons marked a time of change for Canisius. The Griffs left the MAAC after the 2002-03 season and joined the newly-formed Atlantic Hockey Association. Cavanaugh would also end his Canisius career after an amazing 341 victories at the helm of the Golden Griffin program.

Dave Smith was named the Golden Griffins’ third coach on April 15, 2005. Smith has had an immediate impact in short time in charge of the program.

Smith’s first full recruiting class earned 12 weekly honors during the 2006-07 season, the most of any Division I team in the country. Rookie Josh Heidinger tied the program’s Divi-sion I record with 26 assists.

During the 2007-08 season, the Griffs tied No. 17 St. Cloud State in the second game of the season. The tie marked the first-ever point for Canisius against a nationally-ranked team. Four individual and team records also fell during the year, highlighted by Andrew Loewen’s 201-minute scoreless streak, the 10th-longest run in NCAA history.

The 2008-09 season marked a number of historic firsts for the Canisius hockey program. The Griffs opened the season with its first victory over a CCHA school, defeating Ferris State, 5-2. Canisius also earned its first victory over an ECAC school (Clarkson) and tied a Hockey East school (Merrimack) in non-conference action.

The high point of the season occurred when the Griffs swept a pair of games at nationally-ranked Air Force. The wins against the No. 15 Falcons marked the first victories for Canisius over a ranked opponent in the program’s history.

The season was capped by Dave Kostuch earning Atlantic Hockey Rookie of the Year ac-colades, while juniors Carl Hudson and Jason Weeks were named to the all-conference third team.

The Griffs continued to make their mark on the national stage during the 2009-10 cam-paign, ranking among the nation’s elite, earning individual accolades and watching a num-ber of records fall.

Cory Conacher opened his junior season with a hat trick against Lake Superior State and didn’t slow down the rest of the way. Conacher be-came the first Griff to garner Atlantic Hockey Player of the Year accolades and set a number of school records. He totaled 53 points and 33 assists, the most in the program’s Division I history, while ranking second nationally with 1.51 points per game. Conacher was joined on the all-conference team by Hudson and junior Vincent Scarsella, who earned second and third-team honors, respectively.

The 2009-10 campaign also marked the final season for Smith’s first full recruiting class and the group did not disappoint. The Class of 2010 helped Canisius to one of its most successful seasons in the program’s Division I history – earning its most wins in nine years and advancing to the Atlantic Hockey Semifi-nals for the first time since 2004.

Individually, the class rewrote the school’s record book during their tenure. Among the highlights was Heidinger graduating with the program’s Division I career records in points and assists, while Weeks became the first Griff to score 50 career goals.

The success of the class did not end as the Canisius season came to an end. Seven mem-bers of the team went on to play professional hockey, including Hudson, who became the first Griff to sign an NHL contract after join-ing the Florida Panthers.

Year-by-Year Results Overall Conf. Coach Captain(s)1980-81 13-12-2 -- Brian Cavanaugh Joe Casacci1981-82 16-12-1 -- Brian Cavanaugh Mark Wagner1982-83 9-16-1 -- Carl Koeppel Mike Christiano, Larry Miceli1983-84 5-21-1 -- Brian Cavanaugh Matt Colpoys, Gary Roessler1984-85 15-12-2 -- Brian Cavanaugh Mike Buczkowski, Jim Roessler1985-86 18- 9-2 -- Brian Cavanaugh Jim Roessler1986-87 21-11-0 -- Brian Cavanaugh Joe Federico1987-88 15-12-0 10- 7-0 Brian Cavanaugh Adam Diglio, Joe Federico, Mike Torillo1988-89 15-19-1 13- 9-0 Brian Cavanaugh Craig Brandon, Craig Jantzi, Mike Sisti1989-90 12-14-2 11-14-2 Brian Cavanaugh Mike Sisti, Tom Yoxall1990-91 9-18-0 8-16-0 Brian Cavanaugh Dave Yablecki1991-92 12-14-2 11-14-2 Brian Cavanaugh Mark LeRose, Adam Stoltman1992-93 18-11-1 17- 6-1 Brian Cavanaugh James Maddigan, Adam Stoltman, Tony Zeniuk1993-94 17- 8-1 7- 3-0 Brian Cavanaugh Derek Bishop1994-95 16 -6-4 4- 2-2 Brian Cavanaugh Derek Bishop, Brad Parascak, James Slavin1995-96 18- 7-2 6- 3-1 Brian Cavanaugh Andre Bourgeault, Kelly Leroux, Brad Parascak1996-97 13-11-2 1- 8-2 Brian Cavanaugh Ryan Stewart1997-98 12-11-3 4- 5-1 Brian Cavanaugh Ryan Stewart1998-99 16-15-5 12-11-5 Brian Cavanaugh Derek Gilham, Rob Othmann1999-00 21-10-4 16- 8-3 Brian Cavanaugh Rob Othmann2000-01 17-12-4 13- 9-4 Brian Cavanaugh Matt Shewchuk2001-02 14-17-4 13- 9-4 Brian Cavanaugh Game-by-Game2002-03 12-21-4 11-13-2 Brian Cavanaugh Rob Martin, Mark Persick, Tom Wnuk2003-04 10-16-8 9-11-4 Brian Cavanaugh Fred Coccimiglio, Rob Martin, Mark Persick2004-05 16-15-4 14- 7-3 Cavanaugh/Clancy Seymour Fred Coccimiglio2005-06 10-23-3 8-18-2 Dave Smith Fred Coccimiglio2006-07 9-23-3 9-16-3 Dave Smith Billy Irish-Baker2007-08 11-20-6 10-13-5 Dave Smith Greg Brown2008-09 15-16-6 12-12-4 Dave Smith Peter MacDougall2009-10 17-15-5 13-11-4 Dave Smith Peter MacDougall

Mike Torrillo holds six school records, including the career and

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Bourgeault became the seventh member of the Golden Griffin hockey program to be inducted into the Canisius College Athletics Hall of Fame in February 2007.

Bourgeault ranks sixth in program history with 148 points, is tied for 10th with 55 goals and is fifth with 93 assists.

His eight points against Scranton on Feb. 20, 1993, are the most by a Golden Griffin in a game, and he is one of four players in program history with four goals in a game.

The Griffs went 69-32-8 during his four years in the Blue and Gold, which ties for the most wins during any four-year span and is the best winning percentage (.670) of any graduating class. He also played on teams with the top three single-season winning percentages in program history.

Andre Bourgeault#18 • 1993-96 • Hall of Fame 2007

Referred to as the “true father” of Canisius College hockey, Dr. David Dietz has been a supporter of Golden Griffin hockey since its inception more than 30 years ago. He is the namesake of the hockey award given to the Canisius player who demonstrates both athletic and scholastic dedication.

Dietz was responsible for the organization of club hockey in 1972 and coached for four seasons. The Griffs won the FLCHL Championship in the 1974-75 season and the 1975-76 campaign.

Dietz has served Canisius athletics as the athletic board chairman, hockey academic advisor and Blue & Gold Club booster. He is a tenured professor at Canisius.

Dr. David DietzFounder • Hall of Fame 2001

On Sept. 26, 1998, Roessler became the first Canisius hockey player inducted into the Golden Griffin Sports Hall of Fame and the first to have his jersey number retired. A prolific scorer, Roessler finished his career with 68 goals, including

14 go-ahead goals and nine game-tying goals, to go along with 84 assists in his 90-game career.

As a senior, he was named team MVP after leading the Griffs in goals and assists. He graduated as the team’s all-time leading scorer. The Orchard Park, N.Y. native was selected to the 1980-81 ICHL All-Star team and was named league MVP. Roessler currently ranks fifth in all-time points (152), fourth in goals and seventh in assists.

Gary Roessler#22 • 1980-84 • Hall of Fame 1998

A two-sport standout, Sykes was the Griffs MVP in 1985-86 and was First-Team All-ECAC Upstate in baseball in 1987 and 1988 at third base. On the ice, Sykes scored 114 goals, handed out 120 assists and totaled 234 points in 103 games. He ranks

second in Canisius history in all three scoring categories and was voted the club’s best forward all four years he took the ice. He compiled a +/- rating of +110 in his four seasons.

On the diamond, the Amherst, N.Y. native hit over .300 in each of his four seasons with a career-best .343 performance in 1987. Sykes hit .300 and made only five errors when Canisius advanced to the ECAC playoffs in 1986.

Kevin Sykes#7 • 1984-88 • Hall of Fame 1999

The all-time scoring leader among Canisius defen-semen, Federico earned induction into the Hall of Fame in 2006.

During his four-year career, the Griffs won 69 games, which ties for the most of any class. Federico scored 102 points in 88 career games and had 84 assists, both school records for a blue-liner. A three-time captain, Federico was a member of the all-time winningest team in school history — the 1986-87 team that went 21-11-0.

His 27 assists as a freshman in 1984-85 ranks 16th all-time for a single sea-son. He is 20th in career points, eighth in career assists and fourth in career assists per game.

Joe Federico#6 • 1984-88 • Hall of Fame 2006

A four-year letter winner in ice hockey, Sisti ranks fourth at Canisius in career scoring (163 points), third in career goals (74), and sixth in career assists (89). He shares the school record for single-game goals with four and holds the mark for single-

season hat tricks with six.

Sisti posted 13 goals and 19 assists to help the Griffs to a 21-11-0 record in 1986-87. He led Canisius in goals (33) and points (57) in 1988-89 and was named the team’s top forward. Sisti served as an assistant coach at Canisius and Mercyhurst before becoming the first Mercyhurst women’s ice hockey coach. He owns a 282-78-26 record in nine seasons and advanced to the NCAA Division I Championship in 2009.

Mike Sisti#17 • 1986-90 • Hall of Fame 2002

A two-sport standout, Torrillo is the all-time lead-ing scorer in Ice Griffs history and a career .278 hitter as an outfielder/designated hitter for the baseball team. On the ice, the Amherst, N.Y. product scored 121 goals, added 144 assists and

compiled 265 points in 116 career games. He was the team MVP his final three seasons and set a school mark as a senior with nine points (five goals, four assists) in a contest against Fredonia.

He posted a school-record 36 goals as a junior in 32 games and added a record 44 assists during the Griffs 29-game season in 1985-86. On the diamond, he played in 56 games with 10 stolen bases, eight doubles and 13 RBI.

Mike Torrillo#11 • 1984-88 • Hall of Fame 1999

1986 ECAC West TournamentMarch 1 Quarterfinals Elmira, N.Y. Elmira 6, Canisius 3

1987 ECAC West TournamentFebruary 28 Quarterfinals Rochester, N.Y. Canisius 2, RIT 0March 4 Semifinals Plattsburgh, N.Y. Plattsburgh 9, Canisius 4

1988 ECAC West TournamentFebruary 27 Quarterfinals Plattsburgh, N.Y. Plattsburgh 6, Canisius 3

1989 ECAC West TournamentFebruary 25 Quarterfinals Schenectady, N.Y. Union 6, Canisius 3

1993 ECAC West TournamentMarch 5 Semifinals Erie, Pa. Canisius 5, Mercyhurst 3March 6 Championship Buffalo, N.Y. Elmira 2, Canisius 1

1994 ECAC West TournamentMarch 3 Semifinals Rochester, N.Y. RIT 4, Canisius 3

1995 ECAC West TournamentMarch 3 Semifinals Rochester, N.Y. RIT 5, Canisius 4 (2 OT)

1996 ECAC West TournamentMarch 1 Semifinals Erie, Pa. Canisius 6, Mercyhurst 2March 2 Championship Rochester, N.Y. RIT 3, Canisius 2 (OT)

1997 ECAC West TournamentMarch 7 Semifinals Rochester, N.Y. RIT 3, Canisius 2 (OT)

1998 ECAC West TournamentMarch 6 Semifinals Buffalo, N.Y. Niagara 4, Canisius 1

Division III Playoff Results

1999 MAAC TournamentMarch 13 Quarterfinals Buffalo, N.Y. Canisius 7, AIC 4March 19 Semifinals Worcester, Mass. Canisius 5, Quinnipiac 2March 20 Championship Worcester, Mass. Holy Cross 4, Canisius 3

2000 MAAC TournamentMarch 11 Quarterfinals Buffalo, N.Y. Iona 4, Canisius 3

2001 MAAC TournamentMarch 10 Quarterfinals Buffalo, N.Y. Canisius 4, Connecticut 1March 15 Semifinals Storrs, Conn. Mercyhurst 4, Canisius 3

2002 MAAC TournamentMarch 9 Quarterfinals Milford, Conn. Sacred Heart 3, Canisius 2 (OT)

2003 MAAC TournamentMarch 15 Quarterfinals Hamden, Conn. Quinnipiac 3, Canisius 2

2004 Atlantic Hockey TournamentMarch 13 Quarterfinals West Point, N.Y. Canisius 1, Quinnipiac 0 (OT)March 14 Semifinals West Point, N.Y. Holy Cross 4, Canisius 1

2005 Atlantic Hockey TournamentMarch 12 Quarterfinals Buffalo, N.Y. Bentley 4, Canisius 2

2006 Atlantic Hockey TournamentMarch 11 Quarterfinals Erie, Pa. Mercyhurst 7, Canisius 2

2007 Atlantic Hockey TournamentMarch 3 First Round Buffalo, N.Y. AIC 2, Canisius 1

2008 Atlantic Hockey TournamentMarch 7 Quarterfinals Erie, Pa. Mercyhurst 4, Canisius 1March 8 Quarterfinals Erie, Pa. Mercyhurst 2, Canisius 1 (OT)

2009 Atlantic Hockey TournamentMarch 13 Quarterfinals Watertown, Mass. Bentley 6, Canisius 3March 14 Quarterfinals Watertown, Mass. Canisius 7, Bentley 3March 15 Quarterfinals Watertown, Mass. Bentley 4, Canisius 2

2010 Atlantic Hockey TournamentMarch 12 Quarterfinals Erie, Pa. Canisius 5, Mercyhurst 1March 13 Quarterfinals Erie, Pa. Canisius 5, Mercyhurst 4 (2OT)March 19 Semifinals Rochester, N.Y. RIT 4, Canisius 0

Division I Playoff Results

Ryan Klusendorf matched a postseason record with two goals in a 7-3 win against Bentley (3/14/09)

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Postseason Series Results

DIII DI TotalAIC 0-0 1-1 1-1Bentley 0-0 1-3 1-3Connecticut 0-0 1-0 1-0Elmira 0-2 0-0 0-2Holy Cross 0-0 0-2 0-2Iona 0-0 0-1 0-1Mercyhurst 2-0 2-4 4-4Niagara 0-1 0-0 0-1Plattsburgh 0-2 0-0 0-2Quinnipiac 0-0 2-1 2-1RIT 1-4 0-1 1-5Sacred Heart 0-0 0-1 0-1Union 0-1 0-0 0-1Total 3-10 7-14 10-24

Division I Postseason Records

Single-Game Postseason RecordsGoals: 2, Seven Times

Assists: 4, Chris Duggan (3/13/99)

Points: 5, Chris Duggan (3/13/99)

Saves: 44, Dan Morrison (3/13/10)

PIM: 15, Carl Hudson (3/13/10)

Career Postseason RecordsGoals: 5, Dave Kostuch

Assists: 8, Josh Heidinger

Points: 11, Josh Heidinger

Saves: 147, Dan Morrison

Postseason SuperlativesMargin of Victory: 4, Two TimesMargin of Defeat: 5, at Mercyhurst, 3/11/06Goals: 7, Two TimesGoals Allowed: 7, at Mercyhurst, 3/11/06Shots: 68, at Mercyhurst, 3/13/10Shots Allowed: 48, at Mercyhurst, 3/13/10Power Play Goals: 3, Two TimesPPG Allowed: 4, at Mercyhurst, 3/13/10Longest Game: 87:00, 3/13/10

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Player of the Year 2009-10 Cory Conacher (Atlantic Hockey)

Goaltender of the Year 1999-00 Sean Weaver (MAAC)

Rookie of the Year 2008-09 Dave Kostuch (Atlantic Hockey)

Best Defensive Forward 2007-08 David Kasch (Atlantic Hockey)

All-Conference First Team 1998-99 Derek Gilham (MAAC) 1999-00 Sean Weaver (MAAC) 2004-05 Bryan Worosz (Atlantic Hockey) 2009-10 Cory Conacher (Atlantic Hockey)

All-Conference Second Team 1998-99 David Deeves (MAAC) 2009-10 Carl Hudson (Atlantic Hockey)

All-Conference Third Team 2008-09 Carl Hudson (Atlantic Hockey) Jason Weeks (Atlantic Hockey) 2009-10 Vincent Scarsella (Atlantic Hockey)

All-Rookie Team 1998-99 David Deeves (MAAC) 1998-99 Joel Tarvudd (MAAC) 2002-03 Tim Songin (MAAC) 2005-06 Dan Giffin (Atlantic Hockey) 2006-07 Josh Heidinger (Atlantic Hockey) 2007-08 Vincent Scarsella (Atlantic Hockey) 2008-09 Dave Kostuch (Atlantic Hockey)

Postseason Honors

Cory Conacher was named the 2009-10 Atlantic Hockey Player of the Year after setting school records with 53 points and 33 assists.

1998-99Kris Buerkle.

1999-00Todd Houston, Corey Lucas, Sean Weaver.

2000-01Kyle Allen, Todd Houston, Corey Lucas, Sean Weaver, Tom Wnuk.

2001-02Kyle Allen, Corey Lucas, Sean Weaver, Tom Wnuk.

2002-03Justin Carre, Ryan Corcoran, Jeff Street, Tom Wnuk, Josh Zavitz.

2003-04Max Buetow*, Justin Carre*, Joey Coccimiglio, Michael Cohen, Ryan Corcoran, Andrew Dawe, Jaymie Harrington, Josh Henry, David Kasch, James LeCuyer, Bret Norris, David Ovcjak, Mark Persick, Bryan Worosz, Josh Zavitz*.

2004-05Max Buetow, Joey Coccimiglio, Michael Cohen, Ryan Corcoran, Andrew Dawe, Scott Follett, Jaymie Harrington, Josh Henry, David Kasch, James LeCuyer, Craig Nooyen, David Ovcjak, Mark Persick, Bryan Worosz, Josh Zavitz*.

2005-06Max Buetow*, Spencer Churchill, Fred Coccimiglio, Michael Cohen, Scott Follett, Jaymie Harrington, Josh Henry*, Brandon Irish-Baker, David Kasch, Ryan Klusendorf, David Ovcjak.

2006-07Kyle Bushee, Spencer Churchill, Dave Cianfrini*, Michael Cohen, Scott Follett, Chris Forsman, Jaymie Harrington, Billy Irish-Baker, David Kasch, Andrew Loewen*, Bryce Luker, John Patera, Alec Wright.

2007-08Kyle Bushee, Spencer Churchill, Dave Cianfrini, Cory Conacher, Scott Follett, Chris Forsman, Scott Jenks, David Kasch, Pat Kenney, Andrew Loewen, Peter MacDougall, John Patera, Phil Rauch, Alec Wright, Matt Zuke.

2008-09Taylor Anderson, Spencer Churchill, Dave Cianfrini, Cory Conacher, Derek Danowski, Chris Forsman, Carl Hudson, Pat Kenney, Ryan Klusendorf, Andrew Loewen, Peter MacDougall, Scott Moser, John Patera, Phil Rauch, Eric Rex, Vincent Scarsella, Jason Weeks, Matt Zuke.

2009-10Taylor Anderson, Dave Cianfrini*, Carl Hudson, Scott Jenks, Pat Kenney, Ryan Klusendorf, Torrey Lindsay, Andrew Loewen, Peter MacDougall, Scott Moser, Ben Parker, Phil Rauch, Eric Rex, Preston Shupe, Matt Zuke.

ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District Team 2007-08 Andrew Loewen (Second Team) 2008-09 Andrew Loewen (Second Team)

Atlantic Hockey Top Scholar AthleteAwarded to the player with the highest GPA. 2005-06 Max Buetow 2009-10 Dave Cianfrini

All-Academic TeamEach player with a GPA of 3.0 in each semester during a school year is recognized on the All-Academic Team. A Player with the highest GPA at their respective position earn Atlantic Academic All-Star Team honors (marked with an *). Prior to the 2003-04 season, players with at least sophomore standing and a GPA of 3.2 were recognized on the MAAC All-Academic Team.

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team awards1980-81 Joe Casacci1981-82 Mark Wagner1982-83 Mike Faso1983-84 Gary Roessler1984-85 Jim Roessler1985-86 Kevin Sykes1986-87 Mike Torrillo1987-88 Mike Torrillo1988-89 Scott Diebold1989-90 Dave Yablecki1990-91 Keith Pleines1991-92 Derek Slater1992-93 Derek Slater1993-94 Derek Slater1994-95 Derrick Bishop1995-96 Kelly Leroux1996-97 Ryan Stewart1997-98 Ryan Stewart. Josh Oort1998-99 Chris Duggan1999-00 Sean Weaver2000-01 Stephen Fabiilli2001-02 Steve Birch2002-03 Bryan Worosz2003-04 Rob Martin2004-05 Bryan Worosz2005-06 Brandon Irish-Baker2006-07 Andrew Loewen2007-08 Andrew Loewen2008-09 Dave Kostuch2009-10 Cory Conacher

Most Valuable Player1980-81 Larry Miceli1981-82 Larry Miceli1982-83 Matt Colpoys1983-84 Matt Colpoys1984-85 Joe Federico1985-86 Joe Federico1986-87 Joe Federico, Craig Jantzi1987-88 Craig Jantzi1988-89 Craig Jantzi1989-90 Mark Szymusiak1990-91 Dave Yablecki1991-92 Tony Zeniuk1992-93 Kelly Leroux, Brad Parascak1993-94 Brad Parascak1994-95 Kelly Leroux1995-96 Kelly Leroux1996-97 Jon Braun1997-98 Derek Gilham1998-99 Derek Gilham1999-00 Rob Othmann2000-01 Daryl Pierce2001-02 Steve Birch2002-03 Joe D’Urzo2003-04 Joe D’Urzo2004-05 Josh Zavitz2005-06 Brandon Irish-Baker, Tim Songin2006-07 Kyle Bushee2007-08 Kyle Bushee2008-09 Carl Hudson2009-10 Carl Hudson

Top Defenseman1980-81 Gary Roessler1981-82 Mark Wagner1982-83 Mike Christiano1983-84 Gary Roessler1984-85 Kevin Sykes1985-86 Kevin Sykes1986-87 Kevin Sykes1987-88 Kevin Sykes1988-89 Mike Sisti1989-90 Dave Yablecki1990-91 Pete Speranza1991-92 Paul Sullivan1992-93 Derrick Bishop1993-94 Derrick Bishop1994-95 Josh Oort1995-96 Ryan Stewart1996-97 Ryan Stewart1997-98 Josh Oort1998-99 Chris Duggan1999-00 David Deeves2000-01 Todd Bisson2001-02 Chris Duggan2002-03 Fred Coccimiglio2003-04 Rob Martin2004-05 Joel Kitchen2005-06 Michael Cohen2006-07 Josh Heidinger2007-08 Vincent Scarsella2008-09 Dave Kostuch2009-10 Cory Conacher

Top Forward

Before the 2005-06 season, the Most Improved and Rookie of the Year were the same award..

1980-81 Jack Carrig1981-82 Rick Waldron1982-83 Tom Hanzlian1983-84 Dave Lillis1984-85 Dan Mancuso1985-86 Adam Diglio1986-87 Bob Padula, Pete Kirk1987-88 Kevin Hinterberger1988-89 Mike LeRose, Stu Mitchell1989-90 Tim Duffy1990-91 Grant Hanley1991-92 Mike Messina1992-93 n/a1993-94 Clancy Seymour1994-95 Ryan Stewart1995-96 Todd Kreutzer1996-97 John Frank1997-98 Matt Shewchuk, Todd Bisson1998-99 David Deeves, Chris Duggan1999-00 Paul DiPasquale2000-01 Daryl Pierce2001-02 Fred Coccimiglio2002-03 Tim Songin2003-04 Billy Irish-Baker2004-05 Joel Kitchen2005-06 Spencer Churchill2006-07 Josh Heidinger, Andrew Loewen2007-08 Vincent Scarsella2008-09 Dave Kostuch2009-10 Preston Shupe

Rookie of the YearAwarded to the unsung hero of the team. The award is named after a club team player who passed away shortly after com-pleting his career at Canisius.

1980-81 Mark Coley, Kevin English John Hillery1981-82 John Hillery1982-83 Mike Christiano1983-84 Mike McCaffrey1984-85 Mike Buczkowski, Lance Christ1985-86 Mike Powell1986-87 Curtis Gross1987-88 Curtis Gross1988-89 Tom Yoxall1989-90 Matt Stuewe, Anthony Zeniuk1990-91 Anthony Zeniuk1991-92 Mike Lozano1992-93 Mike Lozano1993-94 Kevin Omey1994-95 Josh Oort1995-96 Andre Bourgeault1996-97 Kevin Kruetzer1997-98 Ryan Puntiri1998-99 Matt Shewchuk1999-00 Matt Shewchuk2000-01 Matt Shewchuk2001-02 Brad Kenny2002-03 Justin Carre2003-04 Josh Zavitz2004-05 James LeCuyer2005-06 Fred Coccimiglio2006-07 Bret Norris2007-08 David Kasch2008-09 Vincent Scarsella2009-10 Josh Heidinger

Tom Chapman Memorial AwardAwarded to the player with both athletic and scholastic dedication.

1980-81 Mark Wagner1981-82 Jim Pagliaroli1982-83 Larry Miceli1983-84 Jack Carrig1984-85 Mike Faso1985-86 Craig Brandon1986-87 Tony Cassiol1987-88 Adam Diglio1988-89 Craig Brandon1989-90 Tom Yoxall1990-91 David Gotham, Jeff Maddigan1991-92 Keith Pleines1992-93 David Gotham , Jeff Maddigan, Adam Stoltman1993-94 n/a1994-95 Clancy Seymour1995-96 Brad Parascak, Clancy Seymour1996-97 Derek Sebastian1997-98 Lee Brochu 1998-99 Kris Buerkle1999-00 Dale Dubreuil2000-01 Jason Spence2001-02 Sean Weaver2002-03 Tom Wnuk, Josh Zavitz2003-04 Justin Carre2004-05 Mark Persick, Josh Zavitz2005-06 Max Buetow2006-07 Kyle Bushee2007-08 Scott Follett2008-09 Dave Cianfrini2009-10 Dave Cianfrini

Dr. David B. Dietz Award

2007-08 Taylor Anderson2008-09 Peter MacDougall2009-10 Peter MacDougall

Hasek’s Heroes Award2005-06 Max Buetow2006-07 Peter MacDougall2007-08 Peter MacDougall2008-09 Peter MacDougall2009-10 Peter MacDougall

Community Outreach Award2005-06 Scott Follett2006-07 Peter MacDougall2007-08 Ryan Klusendorf2008-09 John Patera2009-10 Scott Moser

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1980-81 (13-12-2)Coach: Brian CavanaughCaptain: Joe CasacciPoint Leader: Mark Wagner (20-26—46)Goal Leader: Gary Roessler (21)Assist Leader: Mark Wagner (26)

11/14 at Brockport State L 0-711/15 BROCKPORT STATE L 3-611/21 UNIVERSITY AT BUFFALO L 1-611/22 at Niagara Welland W 7-611/28 ERIE COMMUNITY COLLEGE W 7-411/30 BUFFALO STATE W 7-012/5 NIAGARA WELLAND T 6-612/6 at Erie Community College L 1-412/7 RAMAPO W 7-012/12 BUFFALO STATE W 5-31/14 at University at Buffalo L 2-31/16 ST. JOHN’S W 11-31/23 GENESEO STATE W 5-11/25 at RIT L 1-61/30 at Kent State L 4-51/31 at Kent State L 2-32/6 RIT L 0-72/7 HOBART L 2-52/10 at Geneseo State (OT) W 6-52/14 at St. John’s W 8-32/15 at Upsala W 9-32/19 at Hobart (OT) L 5-62/20 NIAGARA WELLAND L 5-62/27 BUFFALO STATE W 7-22/28 at Niagara Welland (OT) T 4-43/3 at Erie Community College W 12-23/13 BUFFALO STATE W 5-4

1981-82 (16-12-1)Coach: Brian CavanaughCaptain: Mark WagnerPoint Leader: Mark Wagner (33-23—56)Goal Leader: Mark Wagner (33)Assist Leader: Gary Roessler (27)

11/8 ST. BONAVENTURE W 9-311/13 at Buffalo State W 8-011/14 PENN STATE W 8-411/17 at Brockport State L 2-811/22 RIT L 4-711/28 at University at Buffalo L 0-712/4 NIAGARA WELLAND L 6-1112/5 GENESEO STATE L 2-512/9 at Erie Community College W 6-312/12 at Bentley L 1-412/13 at Worcester L 5-6

1983-84 (5-21-1)Coach: Brian CavanaughCaptains: Matt Colpoys, Gary RoesslerPoint Leader: Gary Roessler (23-29—52)Goal Leader: Gary Roessler (23)Assist Leader: Gary Roessler (29)

11/9 CORTLAND STATE L 3-411/11 at Oswego State L 1-811/12 at Elmira L 1-911/15 at Brockport State (OT) T 5-511/18 at Michigan-Dearborn L 0-911/19 at Michigan-Dearborn L 4-711/29 at University at Buffalo L 4-512/2 POTSDAM STATE L 1-712/4 ST. BONAVENTURE L 5-612/9 ERIE COMMUNITY COLLEGE W 7-212/12 RIT L 2-101/7 NAVY W 8-31/11 at Erie Community College W 7-31/13 BROCKPORT STATE L 6-81/18 at RIT L 4-121/20 at Potsdam State L 4-61/21 at Canton ATC L 3-151/28 GENESEO STATE L 1-41/31 UNIVERSITY AT BUFFALO (OT) W 6-52/4 at Hobart L 3-92/5 HAMILTON L 3-112/10 OSWEGO STATE L 2-132/14 at Geneseo State L 2-42/17 HOBART (OT) W 8-72/18 ELMIRA L 4-62/22 at Cortland State L 2-42/24 at St. Bonaventure (OT) L 8-9

1984-85 (15-12-2)Coach: Brian CavanaughCaptains: Mike Buczkowski, Jim RoesslerPoint Leader: Kevin Sykes (28-26—54)Goal Leader: Kevin Sykes (28)Assist Leader: Jim Roessler (29)

11/2 ST. BONAVENTURE W 5-311/3 BUFFALO STATE W 4-211/6 OSWEGO STATE L 5-811/7 at Cortland State W 6-511/10 at Hobart W 8-611/13 at Brockport State L 5-811/16 at Elmira L 0-611/17 GENESEO STATE (OT) T 4-411/27 at University at Buffalo W 6-112/2 POTSDAM STATE W 7-312/5 ERIE COMMUNITY COLLEGE L 6-712/8 RIT L 2-101/11 BROCKPORT STATE W 10-51/16 at RIT L 2-121/18 at Potsdam State L 3-51/19 at Canton ATC (OT) T 7-71/23 HOBART W 12-31/27 at Erie Community College W 12-71/29 UNIVERSITY AT BUFFALO W 6-42/1 at Connecticut L 2-92/2 at Bentley W 4-22/8 at Oswego State L 1-92/10 CANTON ATC W 9-32/13 at Geneseo State L 2-52/15 at Hamilton L 4-92/16 ELMIRA L 2-32/20 CORTLAND STATE W 8-22/22 PENN STATE W 12-62/28 at St. Bonaventure W 3-2

1985-86 (18-9-2)Coach: Brian CavanaughCaptain: Jim RoesslerPoint Leader: Mike Torrillo (27-44—71)Goal Leader: Kevin Sykes (29)Assist Leader: Mike Torrillo (44)

11/1 ST. JOHN’S W 8-211/2 at Geneseo State L 0-111/5 CORTLAND STATE L 0-111/9 at Hobart W 7-311/10 ELMIRA L 4-7

1/14 at St. Bonaventure W 13-71/16 PENN STATE L 4-61/17 at Lehigh W 6-51/20 at RIT L 1-61/22 KENT STATE W 11-81/23 at Niagara Welland L 1-51/24 NIAGARA WELLAND W 5-22/4 UNIVERSITY AT BUFFALO (OT) L 4-52/6 HOBART W 8-12/10 BUFFALO STATE W 7-42/12 BROCKPORT STATE W 7-52/13 at Cortland State (OT) T 6-62/16 ERIE COMMUNITY COLLEGE W 6-52/18 at Hobart W 9-52/23 CORTLAND STATE W 4-22/26 at Geneseo State L 3-93/12 at Erie Community College W 6-33/13 at Niagara Welland W 5-3

1982-83 (9-16-1)Coach: Carl KoeppelCaptains: Mike Christiano, Larry MiceliPoint Leaders: Mike Christiano (12-9—21),

Bob Rosen (6-15—21)Goal Leader: Mike Christiano (12)Assist Leaders: Paul Grazieni, Bob Rosen (15)

11/5 at Geneseo State (OT) W 5-411/6 at University at Buffalo (OT) L 2-311/13 OSWEGO STATE L 1-1011/16 at Brockport State W 3-211/19 GENESEO STATE W 5-411/28 at University at Buffalo L 3-412/1 at Elmira L 2-1112/3 POTSDAM STATE L 2-312/11 ST. BONAVENTURE W 7-212/15 at RIT L 4-121/13 CORTLAND STATE L 1-21/14 BROCKPORT STATE L 4-61/19 at RIT L 0-61/21 at Potsdam State L 2-81/22 at Oswego State L 2-71/24 at Geneseo State L 0-51/29 at Penn State L 4-71/30 at Delaware W 12-62/3 at University at Buffalo (OT) W 4-32/5 at Hobart L 3-42/12 at Hamilton L 3-72/13 KENT STATE W 8-12/18 HOBART W 10-22/19 ELMIRA L 2-62/23 at Cortland State (OT) T 5-52/25 at St. Bonaventure W 5-3

Joe Casacci served as the Griffs’ first team captain, helping to lead the team to a 13-12-2 record.

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11/13 at Brockport State W 3-011/20 OSWEGO STATE (OT) W 5-411/23 POTSDAM STATE (OT) W 6-511/26 at University at Buffalo W 7-612/3 ST. BONAVENTURE W 7-412/6 at Elmira L 1-312/7 RIT L 3-812/13 BROCKPORT STATE W 9-31/3 CURRY W 11-71/4 WILLIAMS W 6-51/10 ALABAMA-HUNTSVILLE (OT) T 4-41/15 at RIT L 4-61/18 at Canton ATC W 6-31/19 at Potsdam State W 8-61/22 HOBART W 7-31/25 at Geneseo State (OT) T 6-61/28 UNIVERSITY AT BUFFALO W 5-31/31 at St. Bonaventure W 10-22/1 HAMILTON W 6-22/8 at Oswego State L 3-42/12 GENESEO STATE (OT) L 5-62/19 at Cortland State W 9-02/22 KENT STATE W 7-43/1 at Elmira * L 3-6

* — ECAC West Quarterfinals

1986-87 (21-11-0)Coach: Brian CavanaughCaptain: Joe FedericoPoint Leader: Mike Torrillo (36-33—69)Goal Leader: Mike Torrillo (36)Assist Leader: Curt Gross (35)

10/31 at Salem State L 3-411/1 at Holy Cross L 1-311/4 BUFFALO STATE W 11-011/7 at Penn State W 5-311/8 at Hobart (OT) W 6-511/12 at Brockport State W 9-811/14 GENESEO STATE W 9-511/21 POTSDAM STATE L 3-611/25 at University at Buffalo W 4-211/28 at Oswego State L 3-1111/29 at Cortland State W 9-412/5 at Elmira L 0-712/11 ST. BONAVENTURE W 5-3

1/23 at Union L 4-81/27 at Brockport State W 8-51/30 at New England College W 4-31/31 at Salem State L 2-82/5 at St. Bonaventure (OT) W 8-72/6 HOBART (OT) W 4-32/13 ELMIRA L 2-92/16 at Fredonia State W 14-42/20 FAIRFIELD W 11-32/27 at Plattsburgh State * L 3-6

* — ECAC West Quarterfinals

1988-89 (15-19-1, 13-9-0 ECAC West)Coach: Brian CavanaughCaptain: Craig Brandon, Craig Jantzi, Mike SistiPoint Leader: Mike Sisti (33-24—57)Goal Leader: Mike Sisti (33)Assist Leader: Dave Yablecki (25)

10/28 CURRY (OT) T 4-410/29 PLATTSBURGH STATE W 8-411/1 at Colgate L 1-1411/4 at Penn State W 6-211/5 GENESEO STATE W 5-411/8 at Geneseo State W 3-211/11 at Potsdam State W 6-111/12 at Plattsburgh State L 3-411/16 at Brockport State W 5-111/19 MERCYHURST W 4-211/30 FREDONIA STATE W 3-212/3 BINGHAMTON W 17-012/7 ST. BONAVENTURE W 4-212/9 at RIT L 1-312/10 at Elmira L 3-81/5 at Ryerson L 5-81/6 at Wilfred Laurier L 3-61/13 at Alaska-Anchorage L 2-61/14 at Alaska-Anchorage L 2-61/16 at Alaska-Fairbanks L 2-31/17 at Alaska-Fairbanks L 2-91/21 at RIT L 3-71/22 UNION L 0-61/24 BROCKPORT STATE W 8-61/27 at Notre Dame L 0-41/28 at Notre Dame L 2-52/1 at St. Bonaventure W 7-42/4 HOBART L 3-62/5 VILLANOVA W 7-02/10 at Elmira L 2-62/11 at Geneseo State W 6-52/14 at Binghamton W 14-02/15 at Hobart L 2-52/18 at Mercyhurst L 2-42/25 at Union * L 3-6

* — ECAC West Quarterfinals

1989-90 (12-14-2, 11-14-2 ECAC West)Coach: Brian CavanaughCaptains: Mike Sisti, Tom YoxallPoint Leader: Dave Yablecki (23-21—44)Goal Leader: Dave Yablecki (23)Assist Leader: Scott Lamond (29)

10/28 PLATTSBURGH STATE (OT) T 5-511/3 at Connecticut W 4-311/4 at Geneseo State L 1-511/7 GENESEO STATE L 3-611/10 at Potsdam State W 7-511/11 at Plattsburgh State L 2-611/15 BROCKPORT STATE W 6-411/18 at Mercyhurst L 1-211/29 FREDONIA STATE (OT) * T 5-512/2 BINGHAMTON W 16-012/3 POTSDAM STATE L 2-312/8 at RIT L 4-612/9 ELMIRA L 3-61/10 at Curry W 8-31/13 at Holy Cross L 3-51/17 HOBART (OT) L 2-31/19 at Binghamton W 12-31/20 RIT W 6-21/23 at Brockport State W 8-51/27 at Fredonia State (OT) * T 6-61/31 ST. BONAVENTURE (OT) T 2-2

12/13 at Hobart L 4-51/3 at Williams (OT) W 5-41/4 at Geneseo State L 2-61/10 ST. BONAVENTURE W 6-51/11 CURRY W 6-31/17 BROCKPORT STATE W 9-21/21 HOBART W 9-11/24 at Buffalo State W 11-11/27 UNIVERSITY AT BUFFALO W 7-21/30 at Plattsburgh State (OT) L 4-51/31 at Canton ATC W 5-32/2 FREDONIA STATE W 12-22/6 at Kent State (OT) W 7-62/7 at Kent State L 3-62/10 at Geneseo State W 7-42/13 at St. Bonaventure W 6-42/14 ELMIRA L 0-82/28 at RIT * W 2-03/4 at Plattsburgh State # L 4-9

* — ECAC West Quarterfinals# — ECAC West Semifinals

1987-88 (15-12-0, 10-7-0 ECAC West)Coach: Brian CavanaughCaptain: Joe FedericoPoint Leader: Mike Torrillo (33-41—74)Goal Leader: Mike Torrillo (33)Assist Leader: Mike Torrillo (41)

10/28 PLATTSBURGH STATE L 6-8 11/3 at Colgate L 1-9 11/6 at Salem State L 4-6 11/7 at Curry L 3-411/10 BROCKPORT STATE W 9-411/14 at Hobart College W 7-311/21 at St. John’s W 15-111/22 at Villanova W 9-311/28 NOTRE DAME L 4-711/29 NOTRE DAME L 4-512/2 ST. BONAVENTURE W 6-312/5 at Elmira L 2-1312/6 POTSDAM STATE L 4-512/12 FREDONIA STATE W 18-11/13 GENESEO STATE W 5-41/16 VILLANOVA W 14-21/17 VILLANOVA W 12-1

A two-time captain and Canisius Hall of Famer, Mike Sisti ranks fourth in school history with 163 career points, third with 74 career goals and sixth with 89 career assists.

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2/3 at Hobart W 4-32/9 at Elmira L 3-62/10 at Geneseo State L 1-32/14 at St. Bonaventure W 7-22/16 at Union L 2-82/17 at Cortland State L 3-52/20 MERCYHURST L 4-10

* Games forfeited by Fredonia State, wins for Canisius

1990-91 (9-18-0, 8-16-0 ECAC West)Coach: Brian CavanaughCaptain: Dave YableckiPoint Leader: Pete Speranza (15-22—37)Goal Leader: Pete Speranza (15)Assist Leader: Pete Speranza (22)

10/27 PLATTSBURGH STATE L 3-610/30 at Geneseo State L 1-1011/2 at Connecticut L 5-811/3 at Hobart W 4-211/9 at Potsdam State L 1-311/10 at Plattsburgh State L 2-611/14 BROCKPORT STATE L 5-811/28 FREDONIA STATE W 5-412/1 CORTLAND STATE L 2-312/2 POTSDAM STATE W 5-312/7 at RIT L 5-712/9 VILLANOVA (OT) W 4-31/5 HOLY CROSS (OT) L 4-51/11 at Notre Dame L 3-41/12 at Notre Dame L 4-61/16 at Hobart L 1-61/19 RIT L 6-101/20 UNION L 1-101/22 at Brockport State W 7-11/26 at Fredonia State W 4-21/30 at St. Bonaventure W 5-02/2 HOBART L 5-72/8 at Elmira L 0-62/9 GENESEO STATE L 2-52/13 ST. BONAVENTURE W 6-32/16 at Cortland State W 5-32/19 MERCYHURST L 1-6

1991-92 (12-14-2, 11-14-2 ECAC West)Coach: Brian CavanaughCaptain: Mark LeRose, Adam StoltmanPoint Leader: Paul Sullivan (10-22—32)Goal Leader: Mike Messina (15)Assist Leader: Paul Sullivan (22)

10/25 at Plattsburgh State L 5-7

1/23 at Potsdam State L 1-51/29 at RIT L 1-41/30 HOBART W 5-22/6 at Scranton W 11-12/8 at Fredonia State W 5-22/11 at Elmira L 4-52/13 at St. Bonaventure W 6-22/16 BROCKPORT STATE W 9-22/19 at Cortland State W 4-12/20 SCRANTON W 22-13/5 at Mercyhurst # W 5-33/6 ELMIRA ! L 1-2

# — ECAC West Semifinals! — ECAC West Championship

1993-94 (17-8-1, 7-3-0 ECAC West)Coach: Brian CavanaughCaptain: Derek BishopPoint Leader: Andre Bourgeault (10-25—35)Goal Leader: Mike Messina (15)Assist Leader: Andre Bourgeault (25)

10/29 FREDONIA STATE L 5-611/5 IONA W 11-911/6 GENESEO STATE W 9-211/13 at Hobart W 6-411/20 BUFFALO STATE W 5-212/3 at Elmira L 1-812/4 at Scranton W 17-012/7 RIT W 5-212/10 at Geneseo State W 4-212/11 MERCYHURST W 2-01/8 at Babson L 3-51/9 at Connecticut W 4-31/14 at Fredonia State (OT) T 2-21/15 SCRANTON W 15-01/19 BROCKPORT STATE W 7-01/21 POTSDAM STATE W 7-41/22 at Plattsburgh State L 5-61/29 HOBART W 4-12/2 at RIT W 3-22/5 ELMIRA L 3-102/8 at Buffalo State W 10-12/12 at Mercyhurst L 0-72/19 at Cortland State W 5-32/25 at Army W 3-22/26 at Army L 2-43/4 at RIT # L 3-4

# — ECAC West Semifinals

10/26 PENN STATE W 5-411/1 at Oswego State L 4-511/2 GENESEO STATE W 4-311/5 at Geneseo State (OT) T 5-511/9 BROCKPORT STATE W 4-011/12 FREDONIA STATE W 5-111/15 at Plattsburgh State (OT) T 4-411/16 at Potsdam State (OT) L 3-411/22 BINGHAMTON W 9-011/23 ST. BONAVENTURE W 5-212/7 at Elmira L 0-312/8 POTSDAM STATE W 5-21/11 SCRANTON W 9-21/18 CORTLAND STATE W 4-21/24 at Connecticut L 3-121/25 at AIC (OT) L 3-41/28 at Mercyhurst L 4-71/31 at RIT L 1-62/1 at Hobart L 2-82/5 at RIT L 0-42/8 at Fredonia State L 2-52/14 at St. Bonaventure L 4-52/15 GENESEO STATE W 4-32/18 BROCKPORT STATE W 5-32/21 at Cortland State L 4-52/22 SCRANTON W 6-12/28 at Hobart L 3-8

1992-93 (18-11-1, 17-6-1 ECAC West)Coach: Brian CavanaughCaptain: James Madigan, Adam Stoltman, Tony ZeniukPoint Leader: Andre Bourgeault (22-26—48)Goal Leader: Tony Zeniuk (24)Assist Leader: Derrick Bishop (33)

10/30 at Brockport State W 5-210/31 at Geneseo State W 7-611/4 GENESEO STATE W 7-111/7 POTSDAM STATE W 7-411/10 MERCYHURST W 6-111/14 at Hobart W 5-211/18 at Brockport State W 5-411/21 ST. BONAVENTURE W 7-211/28 at Holy Cross L 5-611/29 at Army L 0-412/5 RIT W 4-312/12 PLATTSBURGH STATE (OT) L 3-41/8 at Alabama-Huntsville L 2-91/9 at Alabama-Huntsville L 4-51/15 at Geneseo State (OT) T 5-51/16 FREDONIA STATE W 2-01/20 CORTLAND STATE L 2-51/22 at Plattsburgh State L 7-11

Derek Slater collected 45 wins during his career from 1991 to 1995, the most by a goalie in school history.

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1994-95 (16-6-4, 4-2-2 ECAC West)Coach: Brian CavanaughCaptain: Derek Bishop, Brad Parascak, James SlavinPoint Leader: Derrick Bishop (16-28—44)Goal Leader: Josh Oort (23)Assist Leader: Derrick Bishop (28)

11/4 at Mercyhurst L 3-511/5 at Geneseo State W 5-311/8 BUFFALO STATE W 10-111/12 at Hobart W 7-211/18 ARMY W 5-211/19 ARMY L 3-412/1 at Alabama-Huntsville (OT) W 4-312/3 at Alabama-Huntsville L 1-512/9 ELMIRA W 7-412/10 BROCKPORT STATE W 6-41/13 POTSDAM STATE W 7-31/14 FREDONIA STATE (OT) T 6-61/17 at Brockport State W 8-41/20 at Mercyhurst L 2-61/24 at Buffalo State W 6-51/27 at Rhode Island W 8-51/28 at Villanova W 6-22/1 RIT W 5-42/4 at Elmira (OT) T 3-32/7 at Fredonia State (OT) T 2-22/10 at RIT L 2-32/11 MERCYHURST (OT) T 2-22/18 CORTLAND STATE W 14-32/19 PENN STATE W 8-12/25 HOBART W 10-53/3 at RIT (OT) # L 4-5

# — ECAC West Semifinals

1995-96 (18-7-2, 6-3-1 ECAC West)Coach: Brian CavanaughCaptains: Andre Bourgeault, Kelly Leroux, Brad ParascakPoint Leader: Josh Oort (15-29—44)Goal Leader: Ryan Stewart (17)Assist Leader: Josh Oort (29)

11/3 at Buffalo State L 2-511/4 at Geneseo State W 3-211/10 at Army L 4-511/21 at Buffalo State W 4-111/24 IONA W 9-211/25 VILLANOVA W 14-111/29 BROCKPORT STATE W 13-212/2 MERCYHURST W 4-212/8 at Connecticut L 4-512/9 at Brockport State W 5-2

1997-98 (12-11-3, 4-5-1 ECAC West)Coach: Brian CavanaughCaptain: Ryan StewartPoint Leader: Josh Oort (17-30—47)Goal Leader: Josh Oort (17)Assist Leader: Josh Oort (30)

10/31 GENESEO STATE L 7-911/1 IONA W 14-011/7 at Mercyhurst L 3-411/8 at Findlay W 4-111/15 at Hobart W 6-011/19 at Fredonia State (OT) T 6-611/21 BUFFALO STATE W 6-511/22 BROCKPORT STATE W 6-512/6 at Elmira W 2-112/12 at RIT L 1-121/3 WISCONSIN EAU-CLAIRE L 4-51/4 RYERSON (OT) T 5-51/9 at Iona W 5-11/10 at Mercyhurst L 4-51/16 FREDONIA STATE W 3-21/17 GENESEO STATE L 5-61/23 at Brockport State L 3-71/24 MERCYHURST L 1-51/31 at Niagara L 3-62/3 at Buffalo State W 7-32/7 ELMIRA W 8-42/10 RIT L 1-82/13 FINDLAY (OT) T 3-32/14 HOBART (OT) T 5-52/21 NIAGARA W 4-33/6 NIAGARA # L 1-4

# — ECAC West Semifinals

1998-99 (16-15-5, 12-11-5 MAAC)Coach: Brian CavanaughCaptains: Derek Gilham, Rob OthmannPoint Leader: Chris Duggan (22-26—48)Goal Leader: Chris Duggan (22)Assist Leader: Chris Duggan (26)

10/16 BENTLEY W 6-210/17 BENTLEY W 5-410/23 at MSU-Mankato L 3-1110/24 at MSU-Mankato L 0-610/30 at Quinnipiac * L 3-610/31 at Quinnipiac * (OT) L 1-211/6 at Holy Cross * L 2-311/7 at Holy Cross * (OT) T 4-411/13 IONA * L 2-311/14 IONA * L 4-611/20 AIC *(OT) T 5-511/21 AIC* L 2-412/4 at Sacred Heart * W 10-212/5 at Sacred Heart W 3-21/8 at Connecticut * L 2-51/9 at Connecticut * (OT) T 1-11/15 FAIRFIELD * W 8-21/16 FAIRFIELD * W 7-31/23 QUINNIPIAC * (OT) T 3-31/24 QUINNIPIAC * (OT) T 3-31/29 HOLY CROSS * L 1-41/30 HOLY CROSS * W 3-22/5 at Iona * W 5-22/6 at Iona * W 4-32/12 at AIC * L 2-32/13 at AIC * W 4-02/19 SACRED HEART * W 7-12/20 SACRED HEART * W 4-22/23 NIAGARA (APC) L 1-32/26 CONNECTICUT * L 2-32/27 CONNECTICUT * L 3-53/5 at Fairfield * W 8-23/6 at Fairfield * W 9-13/13 AIC % W 7-43/19 Quinnipiac # W 5-23/20 Holy Cross ! L 3-4

* — MAAC Game% — MAAC Quarterfinal# — MAAC Semifinal (Worcester, Mass.)! — MAAC Championship (Worcester, Mass.)APC - Game played at the Amherst Pepsi Center

1/5 at Fairfield W 8-11/6 at Holy Cross W 1-01/12 CORTLAND STATE W 5-31/13 at Hobart W 4-21/16 FREDONIA STATE (OT) T 4-41/19 at Mercyhurst W 6-41/20 GENESEO STATE W 4-21/23 BUFFALO STATE W 6-11/27 ELMIRA W 6-32/2 at RIT (OT) T 2-22/6 at Fredonia State L 2-52/10 RIT L 3-42/14 at Cortland State W 10-22/24 HOBART W 10-23/1 at Mercyhurst # W 6-23/2 at RIT (OT) ! L 2-3

# — ECAC West Semifinals! — ECAC West Championship

1996-97 (13-11-2, 1-8-2 ECAC West)Coach: Brian CavanaughCaptain: Ryan StewartPoint Leader: Josh Oort (12-29—41)Goal Leader: Ryan Stewart (19)Assist Leader: Josh Oort (29)

11/1 BROCKPORT STATE W 2-111/2 CORTLAND STATE W 5-011/8 RIT L 3-611/9 at Mercyhurst L 5-811/16 at Hobart W 11-611/19 at Fredonia State W 2-111/22 at Cortland State L 4-511/23 FAIRFIELD W 8-411/29 HOLY CROSS W 7-412/3 BROCKPORT STATE W 7-312/7 at Elmira (OT) T 4-41/10 at Oswego State W 5-31/11 FREDONIA STATE W 5-11/17 BUFFALO STATE W 6-21/18 at Geneseo State W 4-21/22 MERCYHURST L 1-61/25 at Buffalo State W 5-21/31 ARMY L 4-72/1 ELMIRA (OT) T 3-32/4 at Buffalo State L 4-62/7 at RIT L 2-32/11 at Brockport State W 4-32/15 NIAGARA L 0-32/18 at Niagara L 2-32/22 HOBART L 6-93/7 at RIT # L 2-3

# — ECAC West Semifinals

Andre Bourgeault recorded 148 points from 1992 to 1996, the sixth-most in school history. Bourgeault was voted into the school’s Hall of Fame in 2007.

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1999-2000 (21-10-4, 16-8-3 MAAC)Coach: Brian CavanaughCaptain: Rob OthmannPoint Leader: David Deeves (14-14—28)Goal Leader: David Deeves (14)Assist Leader: Rob Othmann (15)

10/15 WAYNE ST. (OT) T 2-210/16 WAYNE ST. W 3-010/22 Connecticut ^ W 1-010/23 at No. 2 Maine ^ L 3-610/29 at Holy Cross * L 0-210/30 at Bentley * W 6-411/5 QUINNIPIAC * (APC) L 2-411/6 FAIRFIELD * W 9-511/12 at Sacred Heart * L 2-511/13 at Iona * W 3-211/23 at Mercyhurst * (OT) T 7-7 12/3 CONNECTICUT * (OT) (APC) T 3-3 12/4 AIC * W 5-012/10 FINDLAY (OT) W 4-312/11 FINDLAY W 2-01/7 HOLY CROSS * W 6-31/8 HOLY CROSS * W 7-61/15 at Sacred Heart * W 4-01/16 at Sacred Heart * L 0-31/21 at Quinnipiac * L 0-71/22 at Quinnipiac * L 1-31/28 AIC * ! W 4-11/29 AIC * (OT) W 2-1 2/4 at Mercyhurst * W 1-02/5 MERCYHURST * (OT) T 2-22/11 at Connecticut * (OT) W 3-22/12 at Connecticut * W 5-32/18 at Iona * L 1-32/19 at Iona * L 2-32/22 Niagara (APC) W 2-12/25 BENTLEY * W 3-22/26 BENTLEY * W 6-43/3 FAIRFIELD * W 6-23/4 FAIRFIELD * W 3-23/11 IONA % L 3-4

* — MAAC Game% — MAAC QuarterfinalAPC — Game played at the Amherst Pepsi Center^ — JCPenney Classic (Orono, Maine)! — Game played at the Hockey Outlet

2000-01 (17-12-4, 13-9-4 MAAC)Coach: Brian CavanaughCaptain: Matt ShewchukPoint Leader: Chris Duggan (12-23—35)Goal Leader: Todd Bisson (15)Assist Leader: Chris Duggan (23)

10/20 at Wayne State L 4-7

11/17 FAIRFIELD * W 3-111/23 at Western Michigan L 2-411/24 at Western Michigan L 3-411/30 at Connecticut * W 4-312/1 at Quinnipiac * L 1-312/7 IONA * W 5-212/8 IONA * W 3-11/11 Niagara @ (HSBC) L 2-71/12 at Mercyhurst * (OT) L 0-11/15 MERCYHURST * L 1-31/18 at Holy Cross * W 3-21/19 at Holy Cross * L 1-31/25 at Findlay L 3-61/26 at Findlay L 1-42/1 ARMY * W 4-12/2 ARMY * (OT) W 4-32/5 at Colgate L 2-72/8 at AIC * W 5-32/9 at Sacred Heart * (OT) L 5-62/15 QUINNIPIAC * L 3-42/16 CONNECTICUT * (OT) T 6-62/22 SACRED HEART * W 3-02/23 AIC * W 5-23/1 at Iona * L 3-53/2 at Army * (OT) T 3-33/9 at Sacred Heart % (OT) L 2-3

* — MAAC Game% — MAAC Quarterfinal@ — Punch Imlach College Hockey ShowcaseHSBC — Game played at HSBC Arena

2002-03 (12-21-4, 11-13-2 MAAC)Coach: Brian CavanaughCaptains: Rob Martin, Mark Persick, Tom WnukPoint Leaders: Fred Coccimiglio (12-11—23),

Todd Bowler (7-16—23)Goal Leader: Fred Coccimiglio (12)Assist Leader: Todd Bowler (16)

10/11 No. 13 NORTH DAKOTA @ (HSBC) L 0-810/12 Niagara @ (HSBC) L 1-410/18 FINDLAY L 1-310/19 FINDLAY L 1-810/25 QUINNIPIAC * L 3-610/26 AIC * L 2-611/3 SACRED HEART * (OT) W 3-211/8 at Connecticut * W 3-111/9 at Holy Cross * L 0-311/15 IONA * W 5-311/16 ARMY * W 3-211/22 at Bentley * W 4-011/23 at Bentley * L 0-412/7 MERCYHURST * W 4-212/13 at No. 1 North Dakota L 0-612/14 at No. 1 North Dakota L 2-81/3 at Quinnipiac * L 0-21/4 at Quinnipiac * (OT) L 3-4

10/21 at Wayne State (OT) W 2-110/27 BENTLEY * (OT) (APC) T 2-210/28 HOLY CROSS * (APC) W 6-111/3 at Holy Cross * (OT) T 5-511/4 at Connecticut * (OT) L 3-411/10 at Mercyhurst * L 0-411/11 MERCYHURST * @ (HSBC) L 2-611/17 at AIC * L 4-711/18 at AIC * W 3-212/2 ARMY * W 5-212/3 IONA * L 2-712/29 at Alabama-Huntsville ! W 4-212/30 Nebraska-Omaha ! L 1-31/9 at Mercyhurst * W 3-11/12 at Bentley * W 4-11/16 QUINNIPIAC * W 4-21/20 SACRED HEART * W 5-31/21 FAIRFIELD * W 6-51/26 at Army * L 3-41/27 at Iona * (OT) T 3-32/2 at Quinnipiac * L 2-72/3 at Connecticut * L 1-42/11 AIC * W 5-12/16 QUINNIPIAC * W 5-22/17 CONNECTICUT * W 2-02/20 Niagara ^ (APC) W 4-32/23 ARMY * W 8-42/24 IONA * (OT) T 4-43/2 at Sacred Heart * (OT) W 3-23/3 at Fairfield * L 5-73/10 CONNECTICUT % W 4-13/15 Mercyhurst # L 3-4

* — MAAC Game% — MAAC Quarterfinal# — MAAC Semifinal (Storrs, Conn.)APC — Game played at Amherst Pepsi CenterHSBC — Game played at HSBC Arena@ — Punch Imlach College Hockey Showcase! — SCI Holiday Shootout (Huntsville, Ala.)^ — Dunn Tire Hockey Challenge

2001-02 (14-17-4, 13-9-4 MAAC)Coach: Brian CavanaughCaptain: Game-by-GamePoint Leader: Chris Duggan (14-18—32)Goal Leader: Rob Martin (15)Assist Leader: David Deeves (23)

10/19 ALABAMA-HUNTSVILLE L 4-510/20 ALABAMA-HUNTSVILLE W 9-310/26 at Sacred Heart * L 2-510/27 at Fairfield * W 7-211/2 BENTLEY * W 9-211/3 HOLY CROSS * (OT) T 3-311/9 at Bentley * W 6-111/10 at Bentley * L 1-211/16 FAIRFIELD * (OT) T 4-4

David Deeves ranks second in the program’s Division I history in career points (119) and goals (49).

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2005-06 (10-23-2, 8-18-2 AHA)Coach: Dave SmithCaptain: Fred CoccimiglioPoint Leader: Michael Cohen (12-20—32)Goal Leader: Michael Cohen (12)Assist Leader: Michael Cohen (20)

10/9 at Robert Morris W 6-410/14 NIAGARA L 2-310/21 RIT L 3-510/22 at RIT W 2-110/28 at Sacred Heart * L 0-310/29 at Sacred Heart * L 3-511/4 ARMY * (OT) W 2-111/5 ARMY * (OT) T 2-211/11 at Bentley * L 3-411/12 at Bentley * W 7-311/18 CONNECTICUT * L 3-911/19 CONNECTICUT * (OT) W 4-312/2 HOLY CROSS * L 2-412/3 HOLY CROSS * L 1-512/9 at Mercyhurst * (OT) L 4-512/10 MERCYHURST * L 3-412/29 Mass-Lowell ^ L 4-512/30 Union ^ L 0-21/6 at AIC * L 1-21/7 at AIC * L 2-51/13 SACRED HEART * L 1-41/14 SACRED HEART * L 1-31/20 at Army * L 0-31/21 at Army * W 2-01/27 at Connecticut * W 5-01/28 at Connecticut * W 5-22/10 at Holy Cross * L 2-52/11 at Holy Cross * W 3-12/17 BENTLEY * L 0-12/18 BENTLEY * L 3-42/24 AIC * W 3-02/25 AIC * (OT) T 2-23/3 MERCYHURST * L 2-33/4 at Mercyhurst * L 2-43/11 at Mercyhurst % L 2-7

* — Atlantic Hockey Game% — Atlantic Hockey Quarterfinal^ — Dodge Holiday Classic (Minneapolis, Minn.)

1/10 at Lake Superior State (OT) T 2-21/11 at Lake Superior State (OT) T 4-41/17 CONNECTICUT * (OT) T 3-31/18 CONNECTICUT * W 5-21/23 NIAGARA W 4-31/25 at Niagara L 2-61/31 BENTLEY * W 4-22/1 FAIRFIELD * L 2-42/4 at Mercyhurst * L 4-52/7 at Fairfield * W 4-22/8 at Sacred Heart * W 3-12/14 HOLY CROSS * L 1-22/15 HOLY CROSS * (OT) T 1-12/21 at Army * L 1-32/22 at Iona * L 1-52/28 AIC * L 2-33/2 at AIC * W 3-03/8 at Mercyhurst * L 2-33/15 at Quinnipiac % L 2-3

* — MAAC Game% — MAAC Quarterfinal@ — Xerox Punch Imlach College Hockey ShowcaseHSBC — Game played at HSBC Arena

2003-04 (10-16-8, 9-11-4 AHA)Coach: Brian CavanaughCaptains: Fred Coccimiglio, Rob Martin, Mark PersickPoint Leader: Michael Cohen (11-14—25)Goal Leader: Billy Irish-Baker (12)Assist Leader: Michael Cohen (25)

10/11 HOLY CROSS * L 1-310/12 HOLY CROSS * (OT) T 3-310/17 LAKE SUPERIOR STATE (OT) T 1-110/18 LAKE SUPERIOR STATE (OT) L 2-310/24 No. 1 NEW HAMPSHIRE @ (HSBC) L 2-810/25 MASS.-LOWELL @ (OT) (HSBC) T 2-210/30 MERCYHURST * L 1-411/7 CONNECTICUT * (OT) L 3-411/8 ARMY * L 2-311/14 at Bentley * W 4-111/15 at Bentley * (OT) T 3-311/21 at Findlay L 0-511/22 at Findlay (OT) T 2-212/5 at AIC * W 5-21/9 QUINNIPIAC * W 3-01/10 QUINNIPIAC * W 4-21/16 at Sacred Heart * (OT) T 2-21/17 at Sacred Heart * (OT) W 5-41/22 NIAGARA L 3-61/24 at Niagara (OT) T 3-31/30 at Army * L 3-41/31 at Army * L 1-52/6 at Quinnipiac * L 2-32/7 at Holy Cross * (OT) T 2-22/13 at Connecticut * L 1-42/14 at Connecticut * L 3-82/20 BENTLEY * W 4-12/21 Sacred Heart * (OT) W 3-22/27 AIC * W 4-22/28 AIC * W 6-33/5 at Mercyhurst * L 1-63/6 MERCYHURST * L 1-23/13 Quinnipiac % (OT) W 1-03/14 Holy Cross # L 1-4

* — Atlantic Hockey Game% — Atlantic Hockey Quarterfinal (West Point, N.Y.)# — Atlantic Hockey Semifinal (West Point, N.Y.)@ — Xerox Punch Imlach College Hockey ShowcaseHSBC — Game played at HSBC Arena

2004-05 (16-15-4, 14-7-3 AHA)Coach: Brian Cavanaugh/Clancy SeymourCaptain: Fred CoccimiglioPoint Leaders: Michael Cohen (9-13—22),

Mike Ruberto (9-13—22)Goal Leader: Joel Kitchen (14)Assist Leader: David Ovcjak (16)

10/15 at Alaska-Anchorage ^ (OT) T 3-310/16 Massachusetts ^ L 1-210/22 ROBERT MORRIS L 1-310/23 ROBERT MORRIS W 5-4

10.30 at Wayne State L 2-310/31 at Wayne State L 1-311/5 at Bentley * W 5-311/6 at Army * W 3-211/12 SACRED HEART * (OT) L 2-311/13 SACRED HEART * W 4-111/19 CONNECTICUT * W 4-011/20 CONNECTICUT * W 5-111/27 at No. 14 Cornell L 0-312/3 at Connecticut * W 3-212/4 at Sacred Heart * L 2-512/10 at Mercyhurst * W 4-312/11 MERCYHURST * (OT) T 2-212/17 at No. 8 North Dakota L 1-512/18 at No. 8 North Dakota L 1-41/4 QUINNIPIAC * (OT) T 4-41/8 at Niagara W 5-21/14 AIC * L 2-51/15 HOLY CROSS * L 2-41/18 at Mercyhurst * W 3-21/28 at Holy Cross * L 3-41/29 at Holy Cross * (OT) T 2-22/4 at AIC * W 6-02/5 at AIC * W 3-12/18 at Quinnipiac * W 2-12/19 at Quinnipiac * L 1-82/25 BENTLEY * L 3-42/26 BENTLEY * W 2-13/4 ARMY * W 4-23/5 ARMY * W 5-23/12 BENTLEY % L 2-4

* — Atlantic Hockey Game% — Atlantic Hockey Quarterfinal^ — Nye Frontier Classic (Anchorage, Alaska)

Fred Coccimiglio captained the Griffs for three seasons from 2003 to 2006, making him the only three-time captain in the program’s history.

2006-07 (9-23-3, 9-16-3 AHA)Coach: Dave SmithCaptain: Billy Irish-BakerPoint Leader: Josh Heidinger (8-26—34)Goal Leader: Jason Weeks (15)Assist Leader: Josh Heidinger (26)

10/7 ROBERT MORRIS L 2-410/13 at No. 9 Miami L 1-510/14 at No. 9 Miami L 1-310/20 SACRED HEART * L 1-310/21 SACRED HEART * W 5-210/24 at Colgate L 0-910/27 RIT (APC) * L 2-411/3 at Holy Cross * L 4-511/4 at Holy Cross * L 3-611/11 AIR FORCE * L 3-511/12 AIR FORCE * W 4-111/17 MERCYHURST (APC) * W 3-111/18 at Mercyhurst * (OT) T 3-312/1 at Bentley * L 3-412/2 at Bentley * L 2-512/8 AIC * W 5-212/9 AIC * L 1-412/30 at Niagara L 2-61/5 ARMY * L 1-51/6 ARMY (APC) * W 4-31/9 at RIT L 3-61/12 at Connecticut * (OT) W 4-31/13 at Connecticut * L 3-41/16 MERCYHURST * (OT) T 2-21/19 at Dartmouth L 3-61/26 at Sacred Heart * L 2-51/27 at Sacred Heart * L 0-42/2 at RIT * W 4-12/3 RIT (APC) * L 2-42/9 Holy Cross * W 5-22/10 Holy Cross * L 1-22/16 at Air Force * W 4-22/17 at Air Force * L 0-52/24 at Mercyhurst * (OT) T 2-23/3 AIC % L 1-2

* — Atlantic Hockey Game% — Atlantic Hockey First-Round GameAPC — Game played at Amherst Pepsi Center

2007-08 (11-20-6, 10-13-5 AHA)Coach: Dave SmithCaptain: Greg BrownPoint Leader: Vincent Scarsella (9-22—31)Goal Leader: Jason Weeks (12)Assist Leader: Vincent Scarsella (22)

10/12 at No. 17 St. Cloud State L 0-710/13 at No. 17 St. Cloud State (OT) T 3-310/19 Alabama-Huntsville ^ L 3-410/26 at Sacred Heart * (OT) L 4-510/27 at Sacred Heart * (OT) T 2-211/2 at RIT * L 3-411/3 RIT * W 6-211/9 at Holy Cross * L 2-311/10 at Holy Cross * W 4-211/16 at AIC * L 1-311/17 at AIC * L 2-411/23 at No. 1 Miami L 0-411/24 at No. 1 Miami L 1-1111/30 MERCYHURST * W 4-012/1 at Mercyhurst * L 2-512/7 at Air Force * (OT) T 3-312/8 at Air Force * (OT) T 3-312/30 NIAGARA W 4-31/4 BENTLEY (APC) * (OT) T 1-11/5 BENTLEY (APC) * W 4-11/11 CONNECTICUT (APC) * L 1-31/12 CONNECTICUT (APC) * W 4-01/18 at Army * W 3-01/19 at Army * L 1-21/26 at Merrimack L 0-42/1 SACRED HEART * L 3-72/2 SACRED HEART * W 4-22/9 at RIT * L 1-42/10 RIT * W 5-42/16 HOLY CROSS * L 2-32/17 HOLY CROSS * W 2-12/22 AIR FORCE * L 0-3

3/14 at Bentley % W 7-33/15 at Bentley % L 2-4

* — Atlantic Hockey Game% — Atlantic Hockey QuarterfinalAPC — Game played at Amherst Pepsi Center

2009-10 (17-15-5, 13-11-4 AHA)Coach: Dave SmithCaptain: Peter MacDougallPoint Leader: Cory Conacher (20-33—53)Goal Leader: Cory Conacher (20)Assist Leader: Cory Conacher (33)

10/10 FERRIS STATE L 1-510/11 FERRIS STATE W 1-010/16 at Lake Superior State L 4-510/17 at Lake Superior State L 0-310/24 HOLY CROSS * L 2-310/25 HOLY CROSS * L 2-310/31 AIR FORCE * W 3-111/1 AIR FORCE * L 1-411/6 at Mercyhurst * W 6-411/7 MERCYHURST * W 4-311/14 CONNECTICUT * (OT) T 4-411/15 CONNECTICUT * W 1-011/20 at AIC * W 7-011/21 at AIC * W 4-011/27 at Army * L 1-411/28 at Army * L 2-712/4 BENTLEY * L 4-512/5 BENTLEY * W 9-312/15 ROBERT MORRIS (OT) T 5-512/20 COLGATE (OT) W 7-61/8 at Bentley * L 4-51/9 at Bentley * W 3-21/15 ARMY * W 5-21/16 ARMY * (OT) T 4-41/22 at Sacred Heart * L 2-41/23 at Sacred Heart * (OT) T 5-52/5 at Connecticut * W 3-12/6 at Connecticut * W 5-22/12 MERCYHURST * L 1-32/13 at Mercyhurst * W 4-22/20 AIC * (OT) T 2-22/21 AIC * W 5-32/26 at RIT * L 0-82/27 at RIT * L 4-53/12 at Mercyhurst % W 5-13/13 at Mercyhurst % (2 OT) W 5-43/19 vs. RIT # L 0-4

* — Atlantic Hockey Game% — Atlantic Hockey Quarterfinal# — Atlantic Hockey Semifinal (Rochester, N.Y.)

2/23 AIR FORCE * L 3-42/29 MERCYHURST * W 5-33/1 at Mercyhurst * (OT) T 5-53/7 at Mercyhurst % L 1-43/8 at Mercyhurst % (OT) L 1-2

* — Atlantic Hockey Game% — Atlantic Hockey Quarterfinal^ — Mutual of Omaha StampedeAPC — Game played at Amherst Pepsi Center

2008-09 (15-16-6, 12-12-4 AHA)Coach: Dave SmithCaptain: Peter MacDougallPoint Leader: Jason Weeks (14-25—39)Goal Leader: Dave Kostuch (21)Assist Leader: Jason Weeks (25)

10/10 at Ferris State W 5-210/11 at Ferris State L 2-510/17 at Holy Cross * (OT) T 1-110/18 at Holy Cross * L 4-510/26 MERRIMACK (OT) T 1-110/31 at AIC * W 3-211/1 at AIC * W 4-111/11 at Niagara L 2-511/15 CONNECTICUT * W 6-011/16 CONNECTICUT * (OT) W 3-211/21 at Bentley * L 3-411/22 at Bentley * L 2-411/28 at Clarkson (OT) W 4-311/29 at Clarkson (OT) T 2-212/6 ARMY * W 2-012/7 ARMY * L 3-412/20 MERCYHURST * (OT) T 2-21/9 BENTLEY (APC) * L 3-81/10 BENTLEY (APC) * L 3-41/16 at No. 15 Air Force * W 5-41/17 at No. 15 Air Force * W 4-21/22 RIT * L 2-51/25 RIT * L 3-41/30 SACRED HEART * (OT) T 3-31/31 SACRED HEART * W 5-12/3 at Mercyhurst * (OT) W 3-22/6 at Army * L 1-42/7 at Army * (OT) T 2-22/13 AIC (APC) * W 3-02/14 AIC (APC) * W 5-12/20 at Connecticut * (OT) W 4-32/21 at Connecticut * (OT) L 3-42/27 MERCYHURST * L 1-42/28 at Mercyhurst * (OT) L 3-43/13 at Bentley % L 3-6

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The Atlantic Hockey Rookie of the Year, Dave Kostuch netted 21 goals during the 2008-09 season, the second-most in the program’s history.

series records

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Division I Series RecordsTeam W L T Pct. Air Force 5 5 2 .500Alabama-Huntsville 2 2 0 .500Alaska-Anchorage 0 0 1 .500American International 24 12 3 .654Army 14 12 4 .533Bentley 19 17 3 .526Clarkson 1 0 1 .750Colgate 1 2 0 .333Connecticut 22 12 5 .628Cornell 0 1 0 .000Dartmouth 0 1 0 .000Fairfield 11 2 1 .821Ferris State 2 2 0 .500Findlay 2 5 1 .313Holy Cross 9 22 8 .333Iona 6 8 2 .438Lake Superior State 0 3 3 .250Maine 0 1 0 .000Massachusetts 0 1 0 .000Mass.-Lowell 0 1 1 .250Mercyhurst 14 21 8 .419Merrimack 0 1 1 .250Miami 0 4 0 .000MSU-Mankato 0 2 0 .000Nebraska-Omaha 0 1 0 .000New Hampshire 0 1 0 .000Niagara 5 8 1 .393North Dakota 0 5 0 .000Quinnipiac 7 14 3 .354RIT 4 11 0 .267Robert Morris 2 2 1 .500Sacred Heart 16 17 4 .486St. Cloud State 0 1 1 .250Union 0 1 0 .000Wayne State 2 3 1 .417Western Michigan 0 2 0 .000

Team W L T PctAir Force 5 5 2 .500Alabama-Huntsville 3 5 1 .389Alaska-Anchorage 0 2 1 .167Alaska-Fairbanks 0 2 0 .000American International 24 13 3 .638Army 16 17 4 .486Babson College 0 1 0 .000Bentley 20 18 3 .524Binghamton 5 0 0 1.000Brockport State 28 8 1 .770Buffalo State 19 2 0 .905Buffalo 8 7 0 .533Canton ATC 3 1 1 .700Clarkson 1 0 1 .750Colgate 1 4 0 .200Connecticut 24 16 5 .589Cornell 0 1 0 .000Cortland State 13 9 2 .583Curry 3 1 1 .700Dartmouth 0 1 0 .000Delaware 1 0 0 1.000Elmira 4 23 3 .177Erie Community College 8 2 0 .800Fairfield 14 2 1 .853Ferris State 2 2 0 .500Findlay 3 5 2 .400Fredonia State 14 3 5 .750Geneseo State 20 16 4 .550Hamilton 1 3 0 .250Hobart 24 14 1 .638Holy Cross 11 26 8 .333Iona 10 8 2 .550Kent State 4 3 0 .571Lake Superior State 0 3 3 .250Lehigh 1 0 0 1.000Maine 0 1 0 .000Massachusetts 0 1 0 .000Mass.-Lowell 0 1 1 .250

Team W L T PctMercyhurst 21 34 9 .398Merrimack 0 1 1 .250Miami 0 4 0 .000Michigan-Dearborn 0 2 0 .000MSU-Mankato 0 2 0 .000Navy 1 0 0 1.000Nebraska-Omaha 0 1 0 .000New England College 1 0 0 1.000New Hampshire 0 1 0 .000Niagara 6 12 1 .342Niagara-Welland 3 3 2 .500North Dakota 0 5 0 .000Notre Dame 0 6 0 .000Oswego State 2 9 0 .182Penn State 6 2 0 .750Plattsburgh State 1 12 2 .133Potsdam State 10 11 0 .476 Quinnipiac 7 14 3 .354Ramapo 1 0 0 1.000Rhode Island 1 0 0 1.000RIT 10 41 1 .202Robert Morris 2 2 1 .500Ryerson 0 1 1 .250 Sacred Heart 16 17 4 .486Salem State 0 3 0 .000Scranton 6 0 0 1.000St. Bonaventure 21 3 1 .860St. Cloud State 0 1 1 .250St. John’s 4 0 0 1.000Union 0 6 0 .000Upsala 1 0 0 1.000Villanova 7 0 0 1.000Wayne State 2 3 1 .417Western Michigan 0 2 0 .000Wilfred Laurier 0 1 0 .000Williams 2 0 0 1.000Wisconsin-Eau Claire 0 1 0 .000Worcester 0 1 0 .000

All-Time Series Records

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Peter MacDougall served as the team’s captain in each of the last two seasons.

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Conacher, Cory 2007-10Connolly, Carl 1986-87 Constantino, Pete 1990-91 Corcoran, Ryan 2001-05 Coulter, Matt 2000-01 Crowley, Tom 1981-82, 83-84 Cummings, Brandon 2007-09

• D •D’Urzo, Joe 2000-04Danowski, Derek 2007-10Davidson, Scott 1993-95 Dawe, Andrew 2002-06 Deeves, David 1998-02 DeMatteo, Jim 1984-85 Dettelis, Phil 1989-90 Devine, Bob 1983-84 DiCapua, Joe 1985-87 Diebold, Scott 1985-89 Diglio, Adam 1984-88 DiPasquale, Paul 1999-02 Doerfel, Tom 1980-82 Downes, Jay 1988-90 Dragone, Dan 1985-86 Dubreuil, Dale 1996-00 Duffy, Stephen 1989-90 Duffy, Tim 1983-85 Duggan, Chris 1998-02 Duran, Jason 1991-92 Durno, Jon 2002-05 Dusza, Paul 1999-02

• E •English, Kevin 1980-81

• A •Abborno, Dan 1983-84Alfano, Pete 1993-94Ali, Warren 1997-98Allen, David 1990-92Allen, Kyle 2000-02Amigone, Vincent 2006-10Anderson, Taylor 2007-09Angelo, Chris 2003-07Aquino, Joe 1994-95Ashton, Eric 1991-92Attanasio, Tony 1980-83

• B •Baird, Randy 1998-01Bak, John 1990-91Barkley, Aaron 1992-93Barrea, Chris 2009-10Beamish, Tom 1980-82Behlmaier, Mike 1981-82Bernas, Geoff 1996-97Birch, Steve 1998-02Bishop, Derrick 1991-95Bisson, Todd 1997-01Bognar, Dan 2002-05Bostic, Kyle 2002-04Bouffard, Marc 1999-03Bourgeault, Andre 1992-96Bourgeault, Marc 1996-97Bowler, Todd 2002-05Brace, Adam 2008-09Brandon, Craig 1985-89Braun, Jon 1993-97 Britt, Dan 2000-01

Brochu, Lee 1995-98 Brown, Craig 1997-98Brown, Greg 2004-08 Buczkowski, Mike 1982-86 Buerkle, Kris 1995-99 Buetow, Max 2003-07Bushee, Kyle 2006-08 Burke, Pat 1980-81 Buzcek, Mike 1990-91

• C •Campana, Shawn 1995-98 Campbell, Gary 1990-91 Campbell, Mark 1997-98 Candolini, Derek 1991-94 Carelli, Chris 1993-97 Carre, Justin 2001-04 Carrig, Jack 1980-84 Carroll, Robert 2001-03 Casacci, Joe 1980-81 Cassiol, Tony 1984-88 Chandley, Mark 1990-92 Cherne, Damon 1991-92 Chiovoloni, Tom 1981-84 Christ, Lance 1980-82, 84-86 Christiano, Mike 1980-83 Christopher, Kevin 1992-95 Churchill, Spencer 2005-09Cianfrini, Dave 2006-10Cielo, Bob 1985-87 Coccimiglio, Fred 2001-06Coccimiglio, Joey 2003-07 Cohen, Michael 2003-07 Coley, Mark 1980-82 Colpoys, Matt 1981-84

The Class of 2010 graduated with 26 Division I school records last season.

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Lucas, Corey 1998-02Luker, Bryce 2006-08Lumberg, Tom 1989-91

• M •MacCormick, Troy 1993-97MacDougall, Peter 2006-10Maddigan, Jeff 1990-93Maloney, John 1980-82Mancuso, Dan 1984-86Mannix, Mike 1991-92Marszalek, Joe 1984-86, 87-88Martin, Rob 2000-04McCaffrey, Michael 1981-85McClure, Keith 1989-90McIntyre, Matt 1989-91McNamera, Mark 1987-88Melligan, Tim 1987-88Mendola, Dave 1980-82Mertz, Paul 1990-92Messina, Mike 1991-95Miceli, Larry 1980-83Miceli, Perry 1980-83Migliore, Mike 1991-92Miller, Kevin 1990-91Mitchell, Stuart 1988-89Mitrovic, Mickey 1992-93Molnar, George 1988-90Morningstar, Marc 1992-93Morrison, Dan 2008-10Moser, Scott 2008-10Moss, Aaron 1990-92Mostowy, Jay 1981-83Mourgas, Jim 1984-85Mudry, Steve 1992-96Mulhern, Brendan 2002-04Murphy, John 1983-86

• F •Fabiilli, Stephen 1997-01 Faso, Michael 1981-85 Federico, Joe 1984-88 Ferry, Mike 1999-02 Filipski, Mark 1980-81 Flanegan, Brian 1990-91Flikeid, Tommy 2005-06Follett, Scott 2004-08Forsman, Chris 2006-10 Frank, John 1996-97 Freeman, Mike 1991-92 Friol, Matt 1983-84 Fyvie, Jeff 1989-90

• G •Gaglione, Kevin 1992-96 Gawron, Dennis 1989-90 Giambelluca, Chris 1983-84 Giffin, Dan 2005-06Gilham, Derek 1995-99 Gilson, Jeff 1997-99 Gotham, David 1990-94 Gould, Brian 1990-91 Graziani, Paul 1980-84 Green, Joel 1990-91 Greenawalt, Rick 1996-00 Grimm, Tom 1988-89 Gross, Curt 1984-88

• H •Hanley, Grant 1990-92 Hanzlian, Tom 1982-84 Harrington, Bob 1984-88 Harrington, Brian 1986-87 Harrington, Jaymie 2003-07 Hatch, Ryan 2005-06Heidinger, Josh 2006-10Henry, Josh 2002-06 Herman, Mike 1991-92 Higgins, Dan 1982-86 Higgins, Terry 1982-83 Hilger, Dave 1987-88 Hillery, John 1980-82 Himmel, Brad 1980-81 Hinterberger, Kevin 1987-89 Houston, Todd 1998-02 Hudson, Carl 2006-10Huttenlocker, Tim 1988-90

• I •Irish-Baker, Billy 2003-07 Irish-Baker, Brandon 2002-06

• J •James, John 1989-90 Janosz, Bob 1995-99 Jantzi, Craig 1985-89Jenks, Scott 2007-10Julylia, Rick 1985-88 Jurek, Jeff 1999-00

• K •Kasch, David 2003-08 Keller, Greg 1986-90 Kemp, Aaron 1995-99

Kenney, Pat 2007-10Kenny, Brad 1998-02 Kieffer, Eric 2002-03 Kirk, Peter 1986-89Kitchen, Joel 2004-07 Klusendorf, Ryan 2005-10Koch, Steve 1982-84 Korhummel, Fred 1980-81 Kostuch, Dave 2008-10Kozlowski, Kevin 2005-07Kranics, Kris 1993-94, 95-97 Kreutzer, Kevin 1995-97 Kreutzer, Todd 1993-97

• L •LaMarca, Chuck 1986-87 Lamond, Scott 1986-90 Laska, Rick 1980-81 LaTorre, Sal 1984-87 LaVigne, Doug 1990-92 LaVigne, Neil 1980-82 Lawrence, Kevin 1994-96 LeCuyer, James 2001-05 Lee, Darrin 1990-94Leetmaa, Ivo 1997-98LeRose, Mark 1988-92Leroux, Kelly 1992-96Lewis, Chris 1981-83Lillis, Dave 1983-84Lind, Jack 1986-87Lindsay, Torrey 2009-10Linklater, Blake 1999-01Lisacki, Rich 1994-96Litten, Dirk 1988-92Lockwood, Jon 1985-86Loewen, Andrew 2006-10Love, Wes 2008-09Lozano, Mike 1991-95

Derek Gilham served as the team captain during the 1998-99 season, the first for Canisius at the Division I level.

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Tricarico, Will 1988-89Turman, Brian 1990-91

• W •Wagner, Mark 1980-82Wagner, Pete 1982-83Waldron, Rich 1981-83Walker, Andy 1983-84Warren, Brian 1988-89Warrilow, Tim 1996-2000Weaver, Sean 1998-2002Weedon, Nicholas 2002-03Weeks, Jason 2006-10Wells, Greg 1992-94Welsh, Keith 1991-92Wiener, Seth 1997-2000Wilson, Rob 1998-99Windram, Logan 1996-97Witkop, Bob 1992-93, 94-96Wnuk, Tom 1999-2003Wright, Alec 2006-08Wolf, Jon 1983-84Wood, Jeff 1992-93, 94-95Worosz, Bryan 2001-05

• Y •Yablecki, Dave 1987-91Yoxall, Tom 1986-90

• Z •Zaparaniuk, Gregg 1983-87Zaparaniuk, Kris 1982-84Zavitz, Josh 2001-05Zeniuk, Tony 1989-93Zielinski, Jarrett 1998-2001Zilliox, Dave 1987-89Zomok, Myles 1992-95Zuke, Matt 2007-10

This list is of players who have played at least one game on the varsity at Canisius College. It was compiled through the use of end-of-

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• N •Neal, Derrick 1991-92Niedt, Jason 1990-91Nooyen, Craig 2004-06Norrena, Geoff 1994-95Norris, Bret 2003-07

• O •O’Donnell, Brian 1984-85Omey, Kevin 1993-95Oort, Josh 1994-98Ostrander, Terry 1980-81Othmann, Rob 1996-00Ovcjak, David 2002-06

• P •Padula, Bob 1986-88Pagliaroli, Jim 1980-82Parascak, Brad 1992-96Parker, Ben 2009-10Patera, John 2005-09Patti, John 1987-89Perona, Dave 1987-90Perrin, Ted 1991-92Persick, Mark 2001-05Pettinato, Andy 1987-88Pettinato, Frank 1985-86Pettinato, Tony 1988-89Pierce, Daryl 2000-04Pleines, Keith 1989-92Powell, Mike 1984-86Proulx, Jeff 1985-86Puntiri, Ryan 1996-00

• Q •Que, Vincent 1997-98Quirk, Graham 1992-96

•R •Rauch, Phil 2007-10Redquest, Jeremy 2002-05Reilly, Ted 1986-87, 88-90Rex, Eric 2007-10Ricciardelli, Mike 1981-83Richard, Matt 1996-97Riffel, Paul 1983-84

Rocco, Steve 1993-94Roessler, Chuck 1980-82Roessler, Gary 1980-84Roessler, Jim 1982-86Ronson, Scott 1993-94Rosen, Bob 1981-83Ruberto, Matt 2004-06Ruberto, Mike 2004-06Ryan, Kevin 1990-91Ryan, Mark 1984-87

•S •Scarsella, Vincent 2007-10Sebastian, Derek 1993-94Sasyn, Carl 1986-87Savash, John 1983-84Schroeder, Charles 1983-85Sebastian, Derek 1994-97Seymour, Clancy 1993-96Shafer, Steven 2009-10Shewchuk, Matt 1997-01Shupe, Preston 2009-10Sisti, Mike 1986-90Sixbury, Korey 1995-97Slater, Derek 1991-95Slavin, James 1991-95Songin, Tim 2002-06Spence, Jason 1997-01Speranza, Pete 1987-91Stewart, Ryan 1994-98Stickle, Ryan 1998Stitt, Brad 1981-83Stoltman, Adam 1990-93Street, Jeff 2000-03Stuewe, Matt 1988-90Sullivan, Gerald 1980-81Sullivan, John 1982-84Sullivan, Matt 1990-91Sullivan, Paul 1990-93Sykes, Kevin 1984-88Szymusiak, Mark 1986-90

• T •Tarvudd, Joel 1998-00Taylor, Pete 1987-89Teeter, Scott 1998-02Todd, Darren 1998-00Torrillo, Mike 1984-88

Brad Parascak played for the Griffs from 1992 to 1996, totaling 68 career points.

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• No. 11 •1980-81 Kevin English1981-83 Mike McCaffrey1983-84 David Lillis1984-88 Mike Torrillo2005-06 Kevin Kozlowski

• No. 12 •1980-81 Joe Casacci1981-82 Tom Chiovoloni1982-83 Steve Koch1983-84 Kris Zaparaniuk1984-86 Greg Zaparaniuk1988-89 Pete Taylor1989-90 Tom Lumberg1990-92 Paul Mertz1992-93 Jeff Wood1994-96 Steve Mudry1996-00 Dale Dubreuil2000-01 Matt Coulter2001-02 Justin Carre2002-05 Jon Durno2005-06 Craig Nooyen2007-10 Josh Heidinger

• No. 14 •1980-81 John Maloney1981-82 Perry Miceli1982-83 Brad Stitt1983-84 Gregg Zaparaniuk Chris Giambelluca1984-88 Tony Cassiol1988-90 Greg Keller1990-91 Matt Sullivan1991-92 Damon Cherne1992-93 Andre Bourgeault1994-95 Todd Kreutzer1995-96 Kevin Lawrence1996-99 Derek Gilham1999-02 Paul DiPasquale2002-04 Justin Carre2004-07 Joel Kitchen2007-08 Pat Kenney2009-10 Preston Shupe

• No. 15 •1980-84 Jack Carrig1984-86 Mike Powell1986-87 Peter Kirk Rick Julylia1987-88 Peter Kirk1988-89 Peter Kirk Brian Warren1989-90 Brian Warren1990-91 Ted Reilly1991-93 David Allen1993-94 Bob Witkop1994-96 Chris Carelli1996-97 Bob Witkop

• No. 1 •1980-82 Jim Pagliaroli1982-85 Mike Faso1985-88 Bob Harrington1988-89 Scott Diebold1989-92 Keith Pleines1992-95 Derek Slater1997-98 Stephen Fabiilli2007-10 Andrew Loewen

• No. 2 •1980-81 Terry Ostrander1981-82 Neil LaVigne1982-83 Terry Higgins1983-84 Charles Schroeder Tom Crowley1984-85 Charles Schroeder1985-86 Joe DiCapua1986-88 Chuck LaMarca1988-90 Tim Huttenlocker1990-92 Aaron Moss1992-93 Myles Zomok1993-94 Aaron Barkley1994-97 Jon Braun1997-98 Craig Brown1998-01 Randy Baird2001-02 Josh Zavitz2002-06 Tim Songin2006-10 Carl Hudson

• No. 3 •1980-83 Larry Miceli1983-84 Bob Devine1984-87 Mark Ryan1988-89 Jay Downes1989-90 Stephen Duffy1990-91 Brian Flanegan1991-92 Jason Duran1992-96 Graham Quirk1997-98 Mark Campbell1998-00 Brad Kenny2000-01 Dan Britt2001-02 Ryan La Haye2004-07 Billy Irish-Baker2007-10 Scott Jenks

• No. 4 •1980-82 Tom Beamish1982-84 Tom Chiovoloni1984-85 Jim Mourgas1985-86 Frank Pettinato1986-89 Craig Jantzi1989-90 Jay Downes Phil Dettelis1990-92 Doug Lavigne1992-96 Brad Parascak1996-00 Tim Warrilow2000-02 Mike Ferry2002-05 Josh Zavitz2005-06 John Patera2006-10 Chris Forsman

• No. 5 •1980-82 Lance Christ1982-83 Dan Higgins1983-84 Dan Higgins Paul Riffel1984-85 Dan Higgins

1986-90 Mark Szymusiak1990-93 Adam Stoltman1993-95 Myles Zomok1995-96 Derek Gilham1996-99 Kris Buerkle1999-03 Tom Wnuk2003-07 Bret Norris2007-10 Dave Cianfrini

• No. 6 •1980-81 Perry Miceli1981-82 Mike Behlmaier1982-84 Paul Graziani1984-88 Joe Federico1988-89 Kevin Hinterberger1989-91 Dirk Litten1992-96 Kelly Leroux1997-00 Rick Greenawalt2000-04 Joe D’Urzo2004-06 Matt Ruberto2006-09 John Patera

• No. 7 •1980-81 Rich Laska1981-83 Rich Waldron1983-84 Matt Colpoys1984-88 Kevin Sykes2005-06 Ryan Klusendorf

• No. 8 •1980-81 Paul Graziani1981-83 Jay Mostowy1983-85 Tim Duffy1985-86 Mike Dragone1986-88 Bob Padula1988-90 Tom Yoxall1990-93 Jeff Maddigan1993-95 Scott Davidson1996-98 Shawn Campana1998-02 Corey Lucas2002-05 Todd Bowler2004-08 Scott Follett2008-10 Dave Kostuch

• No. 9 •1980-81 Gerald Sullivan1981-83 Bob Rosen1983-84 Steve Koch1984-88 Curt Gross1988-89 Pete Speranza1989-90 John James1990-94 David Gotham1994-95 Joe Aquino1995-96 Korey Sixbury1996-00 Robert Othmann2000-03 Jeff Street2003-05 Michael Cohen2005-07 Spencer Churchill2007-10 Derek Danowski

• No. 10 •1980-83 Mike Christiano1983-85 Mike McCaffrey1985-86 Sal LaTorre1986-87 Sal LaTorre Gregg Saparaniuk1988-90 Scott Lamond1990-91 Grant Hanley

1997-98 Korey Sixbury1998-01 Seth Wiener2001-03 Kyle Allen2004-06 Jaymie Harrington2008-10 Pat Kenney

• No. 16 •1980-81 Chuck Roessler1981-82 Jack Maloney1982-85 Mike Buczkowski1986-88 Greg Keller1988-92 Mark LeRose1992-94 Greg Wells1994-98 Josh Oort1998-02 Chris Duggan2002-03 Robert Caroll2003-05 James LeCuyer2005-07 Michael Cohen2007-10 Jason Weeks

• No. 17 •1980-81 Fred Korhummel1981-82 Mike Ricciardelli1982-84 John Sullivan1984-86 John Murphy1986-90 Mike Sisti1990-91 Brian Turman1992-96 Kevin Gaglione1996-99 Aaron Kemp1999-00 Jeff Jurek2000-01 Brendan Mulhern

• No. 18 •1980-81 Mark Filipski1981-82 Tom Doerfel1982-83 Tom Hanzilan1983-84 Tom Hanzilan John Savash1984-85 Sal LaTorre1985-86 Craig Brandon1986-87 Craig Jantzi1987-89 Craig Brandon1989-93 Tony Zeniuk1993-96 Andre Bourgeault1997-98 Ryan Stickle1998-02 Scott Teeter2002-06 Brandon Irish-Baker2006-07 Jason Weeks2009-10 Steven Shafer

• No. 19 •1980-82 John Hillery1982-85 Jim Roessler1986-88 Tom Yoxall1988-90 George Molnar1990-91 Paul Sullivan1991-92 Derek Candolini1992-93 Aaron Barkley1993-95 Kevin Omey1995-98 Lee Brochu1998-00 Darren Todd2001-02 Brad Kenny2002-05 Ryan Corcoran2005-06 Tommy Flikeid2006-07 Josh Heidinger2008-10 Cory Conacher

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1997-98 Vincent Que1998-01 Stephen Fabiilli2001-05 Bryan Worosz2005-06 Dan Giffin2006-07 Andrew Loewen2008-10 Dan Morrison

• No. 31 •1987-88 Dave Zilliox1993-94 Derek Sabastioan

• No. 32 •2001-02 Ryan Corcoran2003-06 Josh Henry2006-10 Peter MacDougall

• No. 33 •1994-95 Geoff Norrena1998-99 Sean Weaver1999-02 Sean Weaver2002-05 Jeremy Redquest2005-06 Ryan Hatch2006-08 Bryce Luker

• No. 35 •2001-03 Eric Kieffer2003-07 Max Buetow2007-10 Taylor Anderson

• No. 36 •2007-09 Matt Zuke2009-10 Ben Parker

• No. 20 •1980-81 Tom Doerfel1981-83 Matt Colpoys1983-84 Matt Friol1984-88 Adam Diglio1988-90 Matt Stuewe1991-95 James Slavin1995-97 Kris Kranics1997-00 Ryan Puntiri2000-04 Rob Martin2004-06 Mike Ruberto2006-07 Jaymie Harrington2007-10 Phil Rauch

• No. 21 •1980-82 Mark Wagner1982-83 Kris Zaparaniuk1983-84 Jonathan Wolf1984-86 Dan Mancuso1986-88 Scott Lamond1988-89 Jogn Patti1989-91 Pete Speranza1991-95 Derrick Bishop1995-97 Chris Carelli1997-01 Todd Bisson2001-06 Fred Coccimiglio2006-08 Alec Wright2009-10 Matt Zuke

• No. 22 •1980-84 Gary Roessler1984-86 Joe Marszalek1986-87 Carl Sasyn1988-91 Dave Yablecki1991-93 Paul Sullivan1993-97 Troy MacCormack1997-98 Matt Shewchuk

• No. 23 •1980-81 Pat Burke1982-83 Mike Ricciardelli1985-86 Jon Lockwood1987-88 Rick Julylia1988-89 William Tricarico1998-00 Todd Houston2000-04 Daryl Pierce2004-05 Craig Nooyen2006-07 Dave Cianfrini2007-10 Vincent Scarsella

• No. 24 •1980-82 Dave Mendola1985-86 Jeff Proulx1986-88 Ted Reilly1998-99 Rob Wilson1999-02 Paul Dusza2003-04 Kyle Bostic2004-08 Greg Brown2008-10 Scott Moser

• No. 25 •1980-81 Brad Himmel1988-89 Ted Reilley1989-90 Keith McClure1990-91 Mike Buczek

1991-93 Mike Lozano1993-94 Clancy Seymour1994-95 Mike Lozano1995-96 Clancy Seymour1997-98 John Frank1998-202 David Deeves2002-03 Andrew Dawe2003-08 David Kasch2008-10 Wes Love

• No. 26 •1980-81 Mark Coley1998-02 Steve Birch2002-05 Dan Bognar2006-07 Kevin Kozlowski2007-10 Eric Rex

• No. 27 •1980-81 Neil LaVigne1981-82 Paul Graziani1982-83 Chris Lewis1984-85 Lance Christ1988-90 Dave Perona1990-94 Darrin Lee1994-98 Ryan Stewart1998-00 Joel Tarvudd2000-02 Todd Houston2002-06 David Ovcjak2006-10 Ryan Klusendorf

• No. 28 •1988-89 Dirk Litten1989-90 Denis Gowron1990-91 Kevin Ryan1991-92 Ted Perrin1992-93 Steve Mudry1995-97 Derek Sebastian1997-01 Jason Spence2001-05 Mark Persick2007-08 Cory Conacher2008-09 Adam Brace

• No. 29 •1985-86 Bob Cielo1990-92 Mark Chandley1993-94 Scott Ronson1994-95 Clancy Seymour1995-99 Bob Janosz1999-00 Mike Ferry2001-02 Robert Carroll2003-04 Brendan Mulhern2004-06 Chris Angelo2006-10 Vincent Amigone

• No. 30 •1980-81 Tony Attanasio1981-82 Chris Lewis1982-84 Tony Attanasio1985-88 Scott Diebold1988-89 Stewart Mitchell1989-90 Matt McIntyre Jeff Fyvie1990-91 Gary Campbell1991-92 Derek Slater1992-95 Kevin Christopher1995-97 Kevin Kreutzer

• No. 37 •2001-03 James LeCuyer2003-07 Joey Coccimiglio2007-09 Brandon Cummings2009-10 Chris Barrea

• No. 39 •2006-08 Kyle Bushee

• No. 47 •1998-01 Matt Shewchuk

• No. 77 •1998-01 Jarrett Zielinski

Greg Brown served as the team’s captain during the 2007-08 season.

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Player Years Games Goals Assists Points 1. Mike Torrillo 1984-88 117 121 144 265 2. Kevin Sykes 1984-88 104 114 120 234 3. Josh Oort 1994-98 103 67 105 172 4. Mike Sisti 1986-90 120 74 89 163 5. Gary Roessler 1980-84 90 68 84 152 6. Andre Bourgeault 1992-96 107 55 93 148 7. Dave Yablecki 1987-91 115 59 86 145 8. Derrick Bishop 1991-95 103 46 98 144 9. Curt Gross 1984-88 101 63 79 142 10. Josh Heidinger 2006-10 141 37 95 132 11. Ryan Stewart 1994-98 100 55 76 131 12. Mike Messina 1991-95 106 62 65 127 13. David Deeves 1998-02 133 49 70 119 14. Pete Speranza 1987-91 108 48 70 118 15. Chris Duggan 1998-02 88 48 67 115 16. Jim Roessler 1982-86 91 50 63 113 17. Tony Zeniuk 1989-93 112 57 54 111 18. Troy MacCormick 1993-97 88 44 66 110 19. Rob Othmann 1996-00 120 45 62 107 Jason Weeks 2006-10 138 50 57 107 21. Cory Conacher 2007- 92 39 66 105 22. Scott Lamond 1986-90 102 36 67 103 23. Todd Bisson 1997-01 111 45 57 102 Joe Federico 1984-88 88 18 84 102 Mark Wagner 1980-82 54 53 49 102 26. Michael Cohen 2003-07 134 42 58 100

100-Point Scorers

Year Player G A P1980-81 Mark Wagner 20 26 461981-82 Mark Wagner 33 23 561982-83 Mike Christiano 12 9 21 Bob Rosen 6 15 211983-84 Gary Roessler 23 29 521984-85 Kevin Sykes 28 26 541985-86 Mike Torrillo 27 44 711986-87 Mike Torrillo 36 33 691987-88 Mike Torrillo 33 41 741988-89 Mike Sisti 33 24 571989-90 Dave Yablecki 23 21 441990-91 Pete Speranza 15 22 371991-92 Paul Sullivan 10 22 321992-93 Andre Bourgeault 22 26 481993-94 Andre Bourgeault 10 25 351994-95 Derrick Bishop 16 28 441995-96 Josh Oort 15 29 441996-97 Josh Oort 12 29 411997-98 Josh Oort 17 30 471998-99 Chris Duggan 22 26 481999-00 David Deeves 14 14 282000-01 Chris Duggan 12 23 352001-02 Chris Duggan 14 18 322002-03 Todd Bowler 7 16 23 Fred Coccimiglio 12 11 232003-04 Michael Cohen 11 14 252004-05 Michael Cohen 9 13 22 Mike Ruberto 9 13 222005-06 Michael Cohen 12 20 322006-07 Josh Heidinger 8 26 342007-08 Vincent Scarsella 9 22 312008-09 Jason Weeks 14 25 392009-10 Cory Conacher 20 33 53

Year-by-Year Points Leader

Player Year Games Goals Assists Points 1. Mike Torrillo 1987-88 27 33 41 74 2. Mike Torrillo 1985-86 29 27 44 71 3. Mike Torrillo 1986-87 32 36 33 69 4. Kevin Sykes 1985-86 26 29 36 65 5. Kevin Sykes 1986-87 29 31 30 61 6. Mike Sisti 1988-89 34 33 24 57 7. Mark Wagner 1981-82 28 33 23 56 8. Curt Gross 1986-87 32 20 35 55 9. Kevin Sykes 1984-85 29 28 26 54 Kevin Sykes 1987-88 20 26 28 54

Single-Season Points

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Player Years Goals 1. Mike Torrillo 1984-88 121 2. Kevin Sykes 1984-88 114 3. Mike Sisti 1986-90 74 4. Gary Roessler 1980-84 68 5. Josh Oort 1994-98 67 6. Curt Gross 1984-88 63 7. Mike Messina 1991-95 62 8. Dave Yablecki 1987-97 59 9. Tony Zeniuk 1989-93 57 10. Andre Bourgeault 1992-96 55 Ryan Stewart 1994-98 55 12. Mark Wagner 1980-82 53 13. Kevin Gaglione 1992-96 51 14. Jim Roessler 1982-86 50 Jason Weeks 2006-10 50

Career GoalsYear Player Goals1980-81 Gary Roessler 211981-82 Mark Wagner 331982-83 Mike Christiano 121983-84 Gary Roessler 231984-85 Kevin Sykes 281985-86 Kevin Sykes 291986-87 Mike Torrillo 331987-88 Mike Torrillo 331988-89 Mike Sisti 331989-90 Dave Yablecki 231990-91 Pete Speranza 151991-92 Mike Messina 151992-93 Tony Zeniuk 241993-94 Mike Messina 151994-95 Josh Oort 231995-96 Ryan Stewart 171996-97 Ryan Stewart 191997-98 Josh Oort 171998-99 Chris Duggan 221999-00 David Deeves 142000-01 Todd Bisson 152001-02 Rob Martin 152002-03 Fred Coccimiglio 122003-04 Billy Irish-Baker 122004-05 Joel Kitchen 142005-06 Michael Cohen 122006-07 Jason Weeks 152007-08 Jason Weeks 122008-09 Dave Kostuch 212009-10 Cory Conacher 20

Year-by-Year Goals Leader

Player Year Goals 1. Mike Torrillo 1986-87 36 2. Mark Wagner 1981-82 33 Mike Torrillo 1987-88 33 Mike Sisti 1988-89 33 5. Kevin Sykes 1986-87 31 6. Kevin Sykes 1985-86 29 7. Kevin Sykes 1984-85 28 8. Mike Torrillo 1985-86 27 9. Kevin Sykes 1987-88 26 10. Mike Torrillo 1984-85 25

Season Goals

Josh Oort is the only Griff to lead the team in assists in three straight seasons (1995-98).

Player Years Assists 1. Mike Torrillo 1984-88 144 2. Kevin Sykes 1984-88 120 3. Josh Oort 1994-98 105 4. Derrick Bishop 1991-95 98 5. Josh Heidinger 2006-10 95 6. Andre Bourgeault 1992-96 93 7. Mike Sisti 1986-90 89 8. Dave Yablecki 1987-91 86 9. Gary Roessler 1980-84 84 Joe Federico 1984-88 84 11. Curt Gross 1984-88 79 12. Ryan Stewart 1994-98 76 13. Vincent Scarsella 2007- 72 14. Pete Speranza 1987-91 70 David Deeves 1998-02 70

Career AssistsYear Player Assists1980-81 Mark Wagner 261981-82 Gary Roessler 271982-83 Paul Graziani 15 Bob Rosen 151983-84 Gary Roessler 291984-85 Jim Roessler 291985-86 Mike Torrillo 441986-87 Curt Gross 351987-88 Mike Torrillo 411988-89 Dave Yablecki 251989-90 Scott Lamond 291990-91 Pete Speranza 221991-92 Paul Sullivan 221992-93 Derrick Bishop 331993-94 Andre Bourgeault 251994-95 Derrick Bishop 281995-96 Josh Oort 291996-97 Josh Oort 291997-98 Josh Oort 301998-99 Chris Duggan 261999-00 Rob Othmann 152000-01 Chris Duggan 232001-02 David Deeves 232002-03 Todd Bowler 162003-04 Michael Cohen 142004-05 David Ovcjak 162005-06 Michael Cohen 202006-07 Josh Heidinger 262007-08 Vincent Scarsella 222008-09 Jason Weeks 252009-10 Cory Conacher 33

Year-by-Year Assists Leader

Player Year Assists 1. Mike Torrillo 1985-86 44 2. Mike Torrillo 1987-88 41 3. Kevin Sykes 1985-86 36 4. Curt Gross 1986-87 35 5. Mike Torrillo 1986-87 33 Derrick Bishop 1992-93 33 Cory Conacher 2009-10 33 8. Kevin Sykes 1986-87 30 Josh Oort 1997-98 30 Vincent Scarsella 2009-10 30

Season Assists

Kevin Sykes ranks second in school history with 234 career points, 114 career goals and 120 career assists.

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Player Years Goals 1. Carl Hudson 2006-10 44 2. Mark Szymusiak 1984-88 31 3. Paul Graziani 1980-84 20 4. Joe Federico 1984-88 18 Derek Gilham 1995-99 18 6. Kelly Leroux 1992-96 17 7. Brad Parascak 1992-96 16 8. Jon Braun 1993-97 14 Dave Cianfrini 2006-10 14 Chris Forsman 2006- 14

Career Goals By a Defender

Player Year Goals 1. Mark Szymusiak 1989-90 16 2. Carl Hudson 2008-09 14 Carl Hudson 2009-10 14 4. Carl Hudson 2006-07 10 5. Craig Jantzi 1988-89 9 Kelly Leroux 1992-93 9 7. Brad Parascak 1993-94 7 Chris Forsman 2007-08 7 Dave Cianfrini 2009-10 7 10. Eight Players 6 (last: Kyle Bushee and Carl Hudson - 2007-08)

Season Goals By a Defender

Player Years Assists 1. Joe Federico 1984-88 84 2. Kelly Leroux 1992-96 64 3. Jon Braun 1993-97 60 4. Mark Szymusiak 1986-90 52 Brad Parascak 1992-96 52 6. Craig Jantzi 1985-89 50 Derek Gilham 1995-99 50 8. Graham Quirk 1992-96 49 9. Carl Hudson 2006-10 46 10. Tim Warrilow 1996-00 43

Career Assists By a Defender

Player Year Assists 1. Joe Federico 1984-85 27 2. Joe Federico 1985-86 24 Craig Jantzi 1988-89 24 4. Mark Ryan 1985-86 22 Kelly Leroux 1995-96 22 6. Derek Gilham 1998-99 20 Carl Hudson 2009-10 20 8. Mark Szymusiak 1989-90 18 Derek Gilham 1997-98 18 10. George Molnar 1988-89 17 Kelly Leroux 1992-93 17 Graham Quirk 1992-93 17 Jon Braun 1996-97 17

Season Assists By a Defender

Player Years G A P 1. Joe Federico 1984-88 18 84 102 2. Carl Hudson 2006-10 44 46 90 3. Mark Szymusiak 1986-90 31 52 83 4. Kelly Leroux 1992-96 17 64 81 5. Jon Braun 1993-97 14 60 74 6. Brad Parascak 1992-96 16 52 68 Derek Gilham 1995-99 18 50 68 8. Craig Jantzi 1985-89 13 50 63 9. Graham Quirk 1992-96 13 49 62 Tim Warrilow 1996-00 13 43 56

Career Points By a Defender

Player Years G A P 1. Mark Szymusiak 1989-90 16 18 34 Carl Hudson 2009-10 14 20 34 3. Craig Jantzi 1988-89 9 24 33 4. Joe Federico 1984-85 4 27 31 5. Joe Federico 1985-86 4 24 28 6. Kelly Leroux 1992-93 9 17 26 7. Joe Federico 1986-87 6 19 25 Derek Gilham 1998-99 5 20 25 9. Mark Ryan 1985-86 2 22 24 10. Kelly Leroux 1995-96 1 22 23 Jon Braun 1996-97 6 17 23 Derek Gilham 1997-98 5 18 23 Carl Hudson 2008-09 14 9 23

Season Points By a Defender

PointsBy a Freshman Kevin Sykes, 1984-85 54By a Sophomore Mike Torrillo, 1985-86 71By a Junior Mike Torrillo, 1986-87 69By a Senior Mike Torrillo, 1987-88 74

GoalsBy a Freshman Kevin Sykes, 1984-85 28By a Sophomore Kevin Sykes, 1985-86 29By a Junior Mike Torrillo, 1986-87 36By a Senior Mark Wagner, 1981-82 33 Mike Torrillo, 1987-88 33

AssistsBy a Freshman Joe Federico, 1984-85 27By a Sophomore Mike Torrillo, 1985-86 44By a Junior Curt Gross, 1986-87 35By a Senior Mike Torrillo, 1987-88 41

Scoring Records By Class Player Years PIM 1. Peter MacDougall 2006-10 398 2. Kelly Leroux 1992-95 376 3. Carl Hudson 2006-10 353 4. Daryl Pierce 2000-04 320 5. Jason Spence 1997-01 289 6. Jon Durno 2002-05 283 7. Tony Zeniuk 1989-93 230 8. Rob Martin 2000-04 225 9. Greg Keller 1986-90 224 10. Ryan Stewart 1994-98 210

Career Penalty Minutes

Player Year PIM 1. Kelly Leroux 1992-93 160 2. Peter MacDougall 2009-10 131 3. Carl Hudson 2009-10 120 4. Peter MacDougall 2007-08 116 5. Rob Martin 2002-03 109 6. Jon Durno 2003-04 107 7. Jon Durno 2002-03 104 8. Kelly Leroux 1994-95 103 9. Carl Hudson 2007-08 96 10. Jason Spence 1998-99 94

Season Penalty Minutes

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Player Years Saves 1. Bryan Worosz 2001-05 2,771 2. Andrew Loewen 2006-10 2,463 3. Derek Slater 1991-95 2,100 4. Bob Janosz 1995-99 2,013 5. Bob Harrington 1984-88 1,949 6. Scott Diebold 1985-89 1,693 7. Keith Pleines 1989-92 1,589 8. Sean Weaver 1998-02 1,500 9. Michael Faso 1981-85 1,375 10. Dan Morrison 2008- 1,313

Career Saves

Player Year Saves 1. Bob Janosz 1997-98 897 2. Bryan Worosz 2002-03 890 3. Bryan Worosz 2004-05 867 4. Dan Morrison 2009-10 799 5. Scott Diebold 1988-89 787 6. Andrew Loewen 2007-08 765 7. Michael Faso 1982-83 753 8. Andrew Loewen 2006-07 738 9. Keith Pleines 1990-91 718 10. Bob Janosz 1998-99 695

Season Saves

Bryan Worosz holds the school record for career saves and career goals against average. During his tenure from 2001 to 2005, Worosz stopped 2,771 shots

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Player Year GA Min. GAA 1. Bryan Worosz 2001-05 300 6,373 2.82 2. Kevin Kreutzer 1995-97 104 2,181 2.86 3. Sean Weaver 1998-02 164 3,369 2.92 4. Andrew Loewen 2006-10 236 4,834 2.93 5. Dan Morrison 2008- 135 2,630 3.08

Career Goals Against Average

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Player Year GA Min. GAA 1. Kevin Kreutzer 1995-96 41 1,054 2.33 2. Sean Weaver 1999-00 53 1,340 2.37 3. Bryan Worosz 2001-02 76 1,878 2.43 4. Dan Giffin 2005-06 51 1,119 2.73 5. Bryan Worosz 2003-04 75 1,635 2.75

Season Goals Against Average

(minimum 1,500 min.)

Player Year GA Saves Pct. 1. Andrew Loewen 2006-10 236 2,463 .913 2. Kevin Kreutzer 1995-97 104 1,040 .909 3. Dan Morrison 2008- 135 1,313 .907 3. Bryan Worosz 2001-05 300 2,771 .902 4. Sean Weaver 1998-02 164 1,500 .901

Career Save Percentage

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Player Year GA Saves Pct. 1. Sean Weaver 1999-00 53 670 .927 2. Dan Giffin 2005-06 51 585 .920 3. Bryan Worosz 2004-05 76 867 .9194 4. Andrew Loewen 2008-09 53 601 .9189 5. Andrew Loewen 2006-07 71 738 .912

Season Save Percentage

Player Years Wins 1. Derek Slater 1991-95 45 2. Bryan Worosz 2001-05 42 3. Bob Harrington 1984-88 38 4. Scott Diebold 1985-89 32 5. Andrew Loewen 2006-10 30

Career Goalie Wins

Player Year Wins 1. Bryan Worosz 2004-05 16 2. Derek Slater 1992-93 15 3. Derek Slater 1994-95 14 Kevin Kreutzer 1995-96 14 5. Stephen Fabiilli 2000-01 13

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Player Years Goals 1. Jason Weeks 2006-10 50 2. David Deeves 1998-02 49 3. Chris Duggan 1998-02 48 4. Carl Hudson 2006-10 44 5. Michael Cohen 2003-07 42 6. Cory Conacher 2007- 39 7. Rob Martin 2000-04 38 8. Josh Heidinger 2006-10 37 9. Corey Lucas 1998-02 36 Dave Kostuch 2008-10 36

Career Goals

Player Year Goals 1. Chris Duggan 1998-99 22 2. Dave Kostuch 2008-09 21 3. Cory Conacher 2009-10 20 4. David Deeves 1998-99 18 5. Todd Bisson 2000-01 15 Rob Martin 2001-02 15 Jason Weeks 2006-07 15 Dave Kostuch 2009-10 15 9. Seven Players 14 (last: Carl Hudson, 2009-10)

Season Goals

Player Years Assists 1. Josh Heidinger 2006-10 95 2. Vincent Scarsella 2007- 72 3. David Deeves 1998-02 70 4. Chris Duggan 1998-02 67 5. Cory Conacher 2007- 66 6. Michael Cohen 2003-07 58 7. Jason Weeks 2006-10 57 8. Brad Kenny 1998-02 56 9. Rob Martin 2000-04 51 10. Corey Lucas 1998-02 48

Career Assists

Player Year Assists 1. Cory Conacher 2009-10 33 2. Vincent Scarsella 2009-10 30 3. Josh Heidinger 2009-10 28 4. Chris Duggan 1998-99 26 Josh Heidinger 2006-07 26 6. Jason Weeks 2008-09 25 7. Josh Heidinger 2008-09 24 8. Chris Duggan 2000-01 23 David Deeves 2001-02 23 Cory Conacher 2008-09 23

Season Assists

Player Years G A P 1. Josh Heidinger 2006-10 37 95 132 2. David Deeves 1998-02 49 70 119 3. Chris Duggan 1998-02 48 67 115 4. Jason Weeks 2006-10 50 57 107 5. Cory Conacher 2007- 39 66 105 6. Michael Cohen 2003-07 42 58 100 7. Vincent Scarsella 2007- 26 72 98 8. Brad Kenny 1998-02 35 56 91 9. Carl Hudson 2006-10 44 46 90 10. Rob Martin 2000-04 38 51 89 11. Corey Lucas 1998-02 36 48 84 12. Todd Bisson 1998-01 33 42 75 13. David Kasch 2003-08 26 42 68 14. Fred Coccimiglio 2001-06 33 33 66 15. Marc Bouffard 1999-03 33 31 64

Career Points

Player Years G A P 1. Cory Conacher 2009-10 20 33 53 2. Chris Duggan 1998-99 22 26 48 3. Vincent Scarsella 2009-10 11 30 41 4. Jason Weeks 2008-09 14 25 39 Josh Heidinger 2009-10 11 28 39 6. Chris Duggan 2000-01 12 23 35 Cory Conacher 2008-09 12 23 35 8. David Deeves 1998-99 18 16 34 Todd Bisson 2000-01 15 19 34 Josh Heidinger 2006-07 8 26 34 Carl Hudson 2009-10 14 20 34

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Josh Heidinger graduated in 2010 with school-record totals of 132 career points and 95 career assists.

PointsBy a Freshman Chris Duggan, 1998-99 48By a Sophomore Cory Conacher, 2008-09 35By a Junior Cory Conacher, 2009-10 53By a Senior Josh Heidinger, 2009-10 39

GoalsBy a Freshman Chris Duggan, 1998-99 22By a Sophomore Rob Martin, 2001-02 15 Dave Kostuch, 2009-10 15By a Junior Cory Conacher, 2009-10 20By a Senior Todd Bisson, 2000-01 15

AssistsBy a Freshman Chris Duggan, 1998-99 26 Josh Heidinger, 2006-07 26By a Sophomore Cory Conacher, 2008-09 23By a Junior Cory Conacher, 2009-10 33By a Senior Josh Heidinger, 2009-10 28

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Player Years Assists 1. Carl Hudson 2006-10 46 2. Daryl Pierce 2000-04 32 3. Dave Cianfrini 2006-10 31 4. Joel Tarvudd 1998-00 29 Tim Songin 2002-06 29

Career Assists By a Defender

Player Year Assists 1. Derek Gilham 1998-99 20 Carl Hudson 2009-10 20 3. Joel Tarvudd 1998-99 16 4. Joel Tarvudd 1999-00 13 Tim Warrilow 1999-00 13 Daryl Pierce 2000-01 13 Brandon Irish-Baker 2005-06 13 Chris Forsman 2006-07 13 Dave Cianfrini 2008-09 13

Season Assists By a Defender

Player Years Goals 1. Carl Hudson 2006-10 44 2. Dave Cianfrini 2006-10 14 Chris Forsman 2006- 14 4. Tim Songin 2002-06 13 5. Tom Wnuk 1999-03 10 Josh Zavitz 2001-05 10

Career Goals By a Defender

Player Year Goals 1. Carl Hudson 2008-09 14 Carl Hudson 2009-10 14 3. Carl Hudson 2006-07 10 4. Chris Forsman 2007-08 7 Dave Cianfrini 2009-10 7

Season Goals By a Defender

Player Years GWG 1. Todd Bisson 1998-01 9 Carl Hudson 2006-10 9 3. Corey Lucas 1998-02 8 Cory Conacher 2007- 8 5. Chris Duggan 1998-02 7

Career Game-Winning Goals

Player Year GWG 1. Corey Lucas 1999-00 5 Carl Hudson 2008-09 5 Cory Conacher 2009-10 5 4. Brad Kenny 1998-99 4 Todd Bisson 1999-00 4 Chris Duggan 2000-01 4 Joel Kitchen 2004-05 4

Season Game-Winning Goals

Player Years G A P 1. Carl Hudson 2006-10 44 46 90 2. Dave Cianfrini 2006-10 14 31 45 3. Tim Songin 2002-06 13 29 42 4. Daryl Pierce 2000-04 9 32 41 Chris Forsman 2006- 14 27 41

Career Points By a Defender

Player Years G A P 1. Carl Hudson 2009-10 14 20 34 2. Derek Gilham 1998-99 5 20 25 3. Carl Hudson 2008-09 14 9 23 4. Carl Hudson 2006-07 10 11 21 5. Chris Forsman 2006-07 6 13 19

Season Points By a Defender

Player Years SHG 1. Jason Weeks 2006-10 6 2. Steve Birch 1998-02 4 Brad Kenny 1998-02 4 4. Matt Shewchuk 1998-01 3 Chris Duggan 1998-02 3 Cory Conacher 2007- 3

Career Short-Handed Goals

Player Year SHG 1. Steve Birch 1999-00 3 Jason Weeks 2006-07 3 Cory Conacher 2008-09 3 4. Six Times 2 (last: Dave Kostuch and Jason Weeks, 2008-09)

Season Short-Handed Goals

Player Years PPG 1. Carl Hudson 2006-10 31 2. Michael Cohen 2003-07 22 3. Jason Weeks 2006-10 19 4. David Deeves 1998-02 17 5. Fred Coccimiglio 2001-06 15

Career Power Play Goals

Player Year PPG 1. Carl Hudson 2009-10 11 2. David Deeves 1998-99 9 3. Carl Hudson 2006-07 8 Carl Hudson 2008-09 8 Dave Kostuch 2008-09 8

Season Power Play Goals

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Player Years SO 1. Bryan Worosz 2001-05 6 Andrew Loewen 2006-10 6 3. Stephen Fabiilli 1998-01 4 Sean Weaver 1998-02 4 Dan Morrison 2008- 4

Career Shutouts

Player Year SO 1. Stephen Fabiilli 1999-00 3 Sean Weaver 1999-00 3 Dan Giffin 2005-06 3 Andrew Loewen 2007-08 3 Dan Morrison 2009-10 3

Season Shutouts

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Player Year GA Min. GAA 1. Bryan Worosz 2001-05 300 6,373 2.82 2. Sean Weaver 1998-02 164 3,369 2.92 3. Andrew Loewen 2006-10 236 4,834 2.93 4. Stephen Fabiilli 1998-01 140 2,734 3.07 5. Dan Morrison 2008- 135 2,630 3.08

Career Goals Against Average

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Player Year GA Min. GAA 1. Sean Weaver 1999-00 53 1,340 2.37 2. Bryan Worosz 2001-02 76 1,878 2.43 3. Dan Giffin 2005-06 51 1,119 2.73 4. Bryan Worosz 2003-04 75 1,635 2.75 5. Andrew Loewen 2008-09 53 1,130 2.81

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Player Year GA Saves Pct. 1. Andrew Loewen 2006-10 236 2,463 .913 2. Dan Morrison 2008- 135 1,313 .907 3. Bryan Worosz 2001-05 300 2,771 .902 4. Sean Weaver 1998-02 164 1,500 .901 5. Stephen Fabiilli 1998-01 140 1,217 .897

Career Save Percentage

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Player Year GA Saves Pct. 1. Sean Weaver 1999-00 53 670 .927 2. Dan Giffin 2005-06 51 585 .920 3. Bryan Worosz 2004-05 76 867 .9194 4. Andrew Loewen 2008-09 53 601 .9189 5. Andrew Loewen 2006-07 71 738 .912

Season Save Percentage

Player Years Wins 1. Bryan Worosz 2001-05 42 2. Andrew Loewen 2006-10 30 3. Stephen Fabiilli 1998-01 28 4. Sean Weaver 1998-02 25 5. Dan Morrison 2008- 18

Career Goalie Wins

Player Year Wins 1. Bryan Worosz 2004-05 16 2. Stephen Fabiilli 2000-01 13 3. Bryan Worosz 2002-03 12 Dan Morrison 2009-10 12 5. Sean Weaver 1999-00 11

Season Goalie Wins

Player Years PIM 1. Peter MacDougall 2006-10 398 2. Carl Hudson 2006-10 353 3. Daryl Pierce 2000-04 320 4. Jon Durno 2002-05 283 5. Rob Martin 2000-04 225

Career Penalty Minutes

Player Year PIM 1. Peter MacDougall 2009-10 131 2. Carl Hudson 2009-10 120 3. Peter MacDougall 2007-08 116 4. Rob Martin 2002-03 109 5. Jon Durno 2003-04 107

Season Penalty Minutes

Sean Weaver was named the MAAC Goalie of the Year after setting the program’s Division I records with a 2.37 goals against average and a .927 save percentage during the 1999-00 season.

Player Years Saves 1. Bryan Worosz 2001-05 2,771 2. Andrew Loewen 2006-10 2,463 3. Sean Weaver 1998-02 1,500 4. Dan Morrison 2008- 1,313 5. Stephen Fabiilli 1998-01 1,217

Career Saves

Player Year Saves 1. Bryan Worosz 2002-03 890 2. Bryan Worosz 2004-05 867 3. Dan Morrison 2009-10 799 4. Andrew Loewen 2007-08 765 5. Andrew Loewen 2006-07 738 6. Bob Janosz 1998-99 695 7. Sean Weaver 1999-00 670 8. Bryan Worosz 2003-04 659 9. Stephen Fabiilli 2000-01 653 10. Andrew Loewen 2008-09 601

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1. Chris Duggan, vs. Fairfield (Jan. 15, 1999) 2. Brad Kenny, vs. Holy Cross (Jan. 30, 1999) 3. Chris Duggan, vs. Sacred Heart (Feb. 19, 1999) 4. David Deeves, vs. Fairfield (Nov. 6, 1999) 5. Marc Bouffard, vs. Fairfield (March 3, 2000) 6. Jason Weeks, vs. Army (Jan. 6, 2007) 7. Josh Heidinger, at AIC (Nov. 1, 2008) 8. Jason Weeks, vs. Sacred Heart (Jan. 31, 2009) 9. Cory Conacher, at Lake Superior State (Oct., 16, 2009) 10. Carl Hudson, at Sacred Heart (Jan. 23, 2010)

Division I Hat Tricks

Scoring Records Goals: 3 (see above) Assists: 4, Chris Duggan, vs. AIC (March 13, 1999) 4, Joel Tarvudd, vs. Holy Cross (Jan. 8, 2000) 4, David Deeves, vs. Bentley (Nov. 2, 2001) 4, Jason Weeks, at AIC (Nov. 1, 2008) 4, Cory Conacher, vs. Bentley (Dec. 5, 2009) 4, Josh Heidinger, vs. AIC (Feb. 21, 2010) Points: 5, Chris Duggan, vs. AIC (March 13, 1999) 5, Mike Ruberto, vs. Robert Morris (Oct. 9, 2005) 5, Cory Conacher, vs. Bentley (Dec. 5, 2009)

Miscellaneous Records Penalty Minutes: 35, Carl Hudson, at RIT (Feb. 9, 2008) Power-Play Goals: 3, Carl Hudson, at Sacred Heart (Jan. 23, 2010) Shorthanded Goals: 2, Jason Weeks, vs. Army (Jan. 6, 2007) 2, Cory Conacher, at Ferris State (Nov. 10, 2008)

Defenseman Scoring Records Goals: 3, Carl Hudson, at Sacred Heart (Jan. 23, 2010) Assists: 4, Joel Tarvudd, vs. Holy Cross (Jan. 8, 2000) Points: 4, Joel Tarvudd, vs. Holy Cross (Jan. 8, 2000) 4, Chris Forsman, at Connecticut (Jan. 12, 2007) 4, Chris Forsman, at Mercyhurst (March 1, 2008)

Goaltending Records Minutes: 86:51, Dan Morrison, at Mercyhurst (March 13, 2010) Saves: 61, Andrew Loewen, at Miami (Oct. 14, 2006)

Team Records Goals: 10, vs. Sacred Heart (Dec. 4, 1998) Assists: 19, vs. Sacred Heart (Dec. 4, 1998) Penalties: 29, at RIT (Feb. 9, 2008) Penalty Minutes: 139, at RIT (Feb. 9, 2008) Power Play-Goals: 6, vs. Bentley (Nov. 12, 2005) Shots: 68, at Mercyhurst (March 13, 2010)

Division I Single Game Records

Scoring Records Goals: 4, Mike Sisti, vs. Binghamton (Feb. 14, 1989) 4, Mike Sisti, vs. Brockport (Jan. 24, 1989) 4, Dave Yablecki, vs. Binghamton (Jan. 19, 1990) 4, Tony Zeniuk, vs. Geneseo (Oct. 31, 1992) 4, Andre Bourgeault, vs. Scranton (Feb. 20, 1993) 4, Darrin Lee, vs. Scranton (Jan. 15, 1994) 4, Kevin Gaglione, vs. Cortland (Feb. 17, 1996) Assists: 5, Kevin Omey, vs. Scranton (Dec. 4, 1993) Points: 8, Andre Bourgeault, vs. Scranton (Feb. 20, 1993)

Defenseman Scoring Records Goals by Defenseman: 3, Mark Szymusiak, vs. Brockport (Jan. 23, 1990) 3, Carl Hudson, at Sacred Heart (Jan 23, 2010) Assists by Defenseman: 4, Myles Zomok, vs. Scranton (Feb. 20, 1993) 4, Derek Gilham, vs. Geneseo (Oct. 31, 1997) 4, Joel Tarvudd, vs. Holy Cross (Jan. 8, 2000) Points by Defenseman: 5, Myles Zomok, vs. Scranton (Feb. 20, 1993) 5, Derek Gilham, vs. Geneseo (Oct. 31, 1997)

Miscellaneous Records Penalty Minutes: 35, Carl Hudson, at RIT (Feb. 9, 2008) Power-Play Goals: 3, Clancy Seymour, vs. Geneseo (Nov. 16, 1993) 3, Josh Oort, vs. Potsdam (Jan. 13, 1995) 3, Carl Hudson, at Sacred Heart (Jan. 23, 2010)

Goaltending Records Minutes: 86:51, Dan Morrison, at Mercyhurst (March 13, 2010) Saves: 61, Andrew Loewen, at Miami (Oct. 14, 2006)

Team Records Goals: 22, vs. Scranton (Feb. 20, 1993) Assists: 37, vs. Scranton (Feb. 20, 1993) Penalties: 59, vs. Elmira (Dec. 9, 1989) Power Play-Goals: 8, vs. Geneseo State (Nov. 2, 1993) Shots: 89, vs. Scranton (Jan. 15, 1994)

All-Time Single Game Records

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Longest Winning Streak 8 ..................10/30/92 - 11/21/93 6 .......................1/10/87 - 1/27/87 6 .......................11/8/97 - 12/6/98 6 .......................12/4/99 - 1/15/00 5 ...................................... Seven Times ..........(last: 2/11/00 - 2/23/00)

Longest Unbeaten Streak 10 ....................12/9/95 - 1/27/96 9...................11/13/99 - 1/15/00 8................10/30/92 - 11/21/93 8.................. 11/23/96 - 1/18/97 7.......................2/6/81 - 2/23/82 7.......................1/18/85 - 2/1/86 7....................... 2/11/00 - 3/2/01

Longest Losing Streak 11 ....................12/2/05 - 1/20/06 10 ....................12/9/88 - 1/22/89 8.................. 12/15/82 - 1/29/86 8.....................1/24/91 - 2/14/91 6.......................1/5/90 - 1/20/91 6................10/11/02 - 10/26/02

Longest Home Winning Streak 17 ................. 10/26/91 - 12/5/93 9.....................11/5/93 - 1/29/94 8.....................2/18/95 - 1/12/96 8.....................1/16/01 - 2/23/01 7.....................12/11/86 - 2/2/87 7.....................12/4/99 - 1/29/00

Most Wins 21 ........................................... 1986-87 21 ........................................... 1999-00 18 ........................................... 1985-86 18 ........................................... 1992-93 18 ........................................... 1995-96

Most Home Wins 13 ........................................... 1999-00 12 ........................................... 1991-92 11 ........................................... 1985-86 10 ...........................................2000-01 9.................................... Seven Times ............................... (last: 2007-08)

Most Road Wins 11 ........................................... 1986-87 10 ...........................................2004-05 9............................................ 1992-93 9............................................ 1995-96 9............................................2008-09 9............................................2009-10

Best Winning Percentage .702 ....................................... 1995-96 .692 ....................................... 1994-95 .673 ........................................ 1993-94 .657 ........................................ 1999-00 .656 ....................................... 1986-87

Fewest Wins 5............................................ 1983-84 9............................................ 1982-83 9............................................ 1990-91 9............................................2006-07 10 ...........................................2003-04 10 ...........................................2005-06

Fewest Home Wins 3 .............................................. 1989-90 3 ..............................................2005-06 4 .............................................. 1982-83 4 .............................................. 1983-84 4 .............................................. 1990-91

Fewest Road Wins 0 .............................................. 1992-93 1 .............................................. 1983-84 2 ..............................................2007-08 3 ..............................................2003-04 3 ..............................................2006-07

Most Ties 8 ..............................................2003-04 5 .............................................. 1998-99 6 ..............................................2007-08 6 ..............................................2008-09 5 ..............................................2009-10

Most Overtime Games 12 ...........................................2003-04 10 ...........................................2008-09 8............................................2001-02 8............................................2007-08 7............................................2000-01 7............................................2009-10

Most Goals 183 ......................................... 1987-88 177 ......................................... 1986-87 175 ......................................... 1985-86 159 ......................................... 1984-85 157 ......................................... 1981-82 157 ......................................... 1992-93

Most Assists 298 ........................................ 1987-88 292 ........................................ 1985-86 257 ......................................... 1986-87 253 ........................................ 1992-93 250 ........................................ 1994-95

Division I Goals 142 ......................................... 1998-99 125 ......................................... 2009-10 122 .........................................2001-02 117 .........................................2000-01 114 .........................................2008-09

Division I Assists 234 ........................................ 1998-99 230 ........................................ 2009-10 203 ........................................2008-09 195 .........................................2001-02 191 .........................................2000-01 176 ......................................... 1999-00

Penalty Minutes 947 ......................................... 1992-93 798 ........................................2007-08 743 .........................................2002-03 740 .........................................2006-07 736 ........................................2004-05

Longest Home Unbeaten Streak 18 ....................12/9/94 - 1/27/96 17 ................. 10/26/91 - 12/5/92 17 ................. 11/6/99 - 10/28/00 13 ....................2/20/87 - 12/7/88 9.....................11/5/93 - 1/29/94 9.....................1/16/00 - 2/24/01

Longest Home Losing Streak 7 .......................12/2/05 - 2/18/06 5 .................... 2/19/83 - 12/12/83 5 ............................1/5/91 - 2/9/91 4 .................... 11/22/81 - 1/16/82 4 ..................10/18/02 - 10/26/02 4 .........................1/9/09 - 1/25/09

Longest Road Winning Streak 5 .......................12/9/95 - 1/19/96 4 .................... 11/7/86 - 11/25/87 4 ......................... 1/19/90 - 2/3/90 4 ..................10/30/92 - 11/18/92 4 .....................2/13/93 - 11/13/93 4 .......................11/8/97 - 12/6/97 4 .....................11/18/00 - 1/12/01

Longest Road Unbeaten Streak 6 ......................... 12/9/95 - 2/2/96 5 ......................... 1/24/95 - 2/7/95 5 .................... 11/22/03 - 1/24/04 5 .......................11/28/08 - 2/3/09 4 ........................................Eight Times ........(last: 11/18/00 - 1/12/01)

Longest Road Losing Streak 12 ................... 1/16/92 - 2/28/92 11 ....................12/9/88 - 1/28/89 7..................11/28/82 - 1/29/83 7...........................3/4/06 - 11.4.06 6.....................11/9/90 - 1/16/91

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John J. Hurley was appointed the 24th president of Canisius College on Monday, October 19, 2009 by the col-lege’s Board of Trustees and assumed the position on July 1, 2010. He is the first lay president in Canisius Col-lege’s 140-year history.

A 1978 alumnus of Canisius College, Hurley has served as executive vice president of Canisius College since 2007 and vice president for college relations since 1997. In these roles, Hurley is the designated senior administrative official, responsible for the college’s strategic planning, integrated marketing, legal and compliance issues and athletics marketing. He also oversees the college’s advancement operation, which includes development, public relations, creative and Web services, alumni relations and government relations.

Hurley currently directs all phases of the college’s current campaign, A Legacy of Leadership, which has a $90 million goal. He also led the college to the successful conclusion of its Imagine Canisius fund-raising campaign (1997 – 2000), which surpassed its $30 million goal by $8.8 million. The Imagine Canisius capital campaign was the most successful fund-raising effort undertaken by Canisius College and was recognized in 2001 as the top fund-raising accomplishment among the nation’s 28 Jesuit colleges and universities.

Hurley played a significant leadership role in the college’s $142 million capital investment in the campus, and negotiated the college’s acquisition of the HealthNow building on Main Street. Plans are underway to convert the building into a comprehensive state-of-the-art interdisciplinary science center at Canisius. Hurley is the architect of the college’s innovative Employer Assisted Housing program, which offers incentives to Canisius employees who purchase homes in neighborhoods surrounding the college. He also led the branding initiative that developed the college’s positioning statement Canisius College: Where Leaders are Made.

A native of Buffalo, Hurley graduated from St. Joseph’s Collegiate Institute in Kenmore and earned a bachelor of arts degree, summa cum laude, in English and history from Canisius College. He was awarded a full scholarship to the University of Notre Dame School of Law, where he earned a juris doctor degree in 1981.

Prior to Canisius, Hurley practiced law for 16 years, including 13 years at the Buffalo firm of Phillips, Lytle, Hitchcock, Blaine & Huber. He concentrated his practice in the areas of secured lending, bankruptcy and insolvency, creditors’ rights and acquisitions of troubled companies.

Hurley was appointed by Bishop Edward U. Kmiec to serve on the Fidelis Care New York Board of Directors, a health maintenance organization that serves the poor in New York State. He is also chair the Bishop’s Council on the Laity for Bishop Kmiec. Hurley is a past member of the city of Buffalo’s Charter Revision Commission and past president of the St. Joseph’s Collegiate Institute Board of Trustees.

He is the recipient of the 2002 Canisius College Distinguished Alumnus Award, which recognizes alumni who have distinguished themselves in their cho-sen careers. Hurley is also a recipient of the college’s LaSalle Medal (1996), the highest honor conferred upon an alumna/us for service to alma mater, and was inducted into the Signum Fidei Society of St. Joseph’s Collegiate Institute (1998).

Hurley is the son of Doris Y. and the late Paul B. Hurley. He is married to Maureen O’Connell Hurley, executive vice president and chief administrative officer of Rich Products Corporation in Buffalo. They have three children: Caroline, Brian and Millie.

Dr. Ellen ConleyVice President for Student Affairs

Ellen O. Conley, PhD, a member of the Canisius Community since 1970, was named vice president for student affairs in 1998. One of her many accomplishments in her role as vice president includes spearheading the upgrade of the athletics program at the college.

Dr. Conley earned a bachelor’s degree from Slippery Rock State College (1967), advanced education degrees from the University of Pittsburgh (1968) and Buffalo State (1973) and a doctorate in higher education from the University at Buffalo (1981).

During her tenure as dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, Dr. Conley supported the formation of the School of Education and Human Services, developed a mentoring program for new faculty, initiated the development of majors in criminal justice and environmental science and guided the initiative to implement a Master of Science in Organizational Communication and Development. She also established the Fine Arts Department and facilitated the development of MusiCanisius, which has since evolved into the ArtsCanisius program.

While acting dean, she coordinated the promotion of the school’s graduate education program to the Canadian market and guided the implementation of the Master in Sport Administration.

From 1987-89, Dr. Conley was the assistant director of athletics for women’s sports and financial aid, and from 1987-90, she was the athletic scholarship coordinator. Under her direction, the women’s athletic program was formed and grew from one club level team to seven varsity teams. In addition, she implemented and monitored an athletic scholarship program for men’s and women’s non-revenue producing sports.

From 1982-1990 Dr. Conley served as chair of the undergraduate Physical Education Major Program and Coordinator of the Physical Education Graduate Program. In 1989, she developed alternative curricular tracks for physical education majors to enhance enrollment, and in 1986, she co-wrote the New York State Professional Preparation Council’s position paper for “Strengthening Teaching in New York State.”

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Named Director of Athletics in May 2005, Bill Maher is in his sixth year back in the Blue and Gold.

Since taking over at Canisius, Golden Griffin athletic teams have won 21 conference or regional championships, with the softball team advancing to the NCAA Tournament three of the past four seasons and qualifying for the NCAA Tourna-ment 11 times in the last 16 seasons. The baseball program has won two of the last three MAAC regular-season titles and has the most wins (116) of any program in the Northeast and Midwest during the past three seasons. The synchronized swimming program won its 13th consecutive ECAC Champi-onship in 2010 and also finished third at the U.S. Collegiate Championships for the third consecutive season.

The women’s soccer team set a program record with 13 victories in 2009 and has played in two con-secutive MAAC semifinals for the first time in program history. The 2008 team also won a program-record six MAAC games and advanced to a four-team MAAC Tournament for the first time since 1994. The 2008-09 women’s basketball team set the program’s Division I record with 24 wins and advanced to the Women’s NIT for the first time in program history.

The 2008 men’s lacrosse team advanced to the NCAA Tournament for the first time in program his-tory and won a share of the regular-season MAAC Championship for the second time in three seasons. The 2006 volleyball team set a program record for victories, the 2008 team qualified for a four-team MAAC Tournament for the first time since 1994 and during the past four seasons has had the most wins during any four-year stretch in program history. The hockey program has improved its record in the Atlantic Hockey standings during each of the past four seasons.

The men’s swimming and diving team defeated Niagara in a dual meet in 2010 for the first time in more than 10 years while the women’s team defeated its rival at the 2009 MAAC Championships. The Class of 2009 was the winningest class in program history for the men’s soccer program. The women’s lacrosse program has qualified for the postseason four times in the last five years after never making the MAAC Tournament before the 2006 season.

The men’s basketball program has improved its record during each of the last three seasons, winning 15 games in 2009-10 - the most in a decade. The current senior class earned its undergraduate degrees by the end of its junior season. The cross country teams have each won four consecutive Little Three Championships. The golf team has finished fifth at the MAAC Championships each of the past two seasons with Drew Creighton tying for first place at the 2009 MAAC Championship.

During the past five seasons, 22 student-athletes have won conference player or rookie of the year awards. On the academic level, Canisius has had 16 stu-dent-athletes recognized on the district level as ESPN The Magazine CoSIDA All-Academic, including two Academic All-Americans in 2010. Canisius has claimed the Battle of the Bridge and won the Canal Cup in two of the last three seasons, which is an all-sports competition with rival Niagara University.

Maher has overseen numerous renovations to the Koessler Athletic Center and the Demske Sports Complex. A new Center for Athletic Training opened in May 2007. New locker rooms were constructed for all female teams and finished in 2008 while the men and women’s basketball teams each received new locker rooms in the summer of 2008. The Demske Sports Complex received a $1.7 million facelift with the installation of new A-Turf as well as new scoreboards. New offices for coaches along with new locker rooms for all of the men’s teams were constructed in 2010.

Maher is the MAAC’s representative to the NCAA Legislative Council, which has one representative from each of the 31 Division I conferences.

A Canisius graduate and former assistant athletic director at the school, Maher spent seven years at the University at Buffalo and served as the Bulls’ interim athletic director from 2003-05.

During his tenure as the interim athletic director at Buffalo, Maher helped UB Athletics oversee $3.6 million in capital improvements to its athletic facili-ties, restructure the school’s Blue & White Club fund drive for athletics, which generated $1 million during the 2003-04 season, and develop marketing campaigns which increased attendance at athletic events.

He also oversaw the development of the men’s basketball program, which set a school record for victories and earned the first postseason bid in school history with an invitation to the 2005 National Invitation Tournament. Under his watch, the Bulls’ RPI increased from 284 in 2003 to as high as 34 during the 2004-05 season.

Maher was a four-year letterwinner on the Canisius College football team from 1985-88 and earned All-America honorable mention honors as a senior. He received his bachelor’s degree in physical education from Canisius in 1989 and his master’s degree in sport management from East Stroudsburg University in 1990. Following an internship with the New York Knicks, Maher returned to Canisius in 1991, becoming the assistant athletic director for compliance in 1994.

He became the director of compliance at the University at Buffalo in 1998, where he moved up the ranks and was named senior associate athletic director in 2002. In that role, he managed the day-to-day operations of the Division of Athletics, including the direct supervision of Buffalo’s football and men’s and women’s basketball programs, in addition to the office of compliance and the office of student-athlete services.

Maher resides in East Amherst with his wife, Kristin, and sons, Danny and David.

The Maher FileBirthplace: Avon, N.Y.Family: Wife Kristin, sons Danny and David

EducationCanisius College (B.A. 1989)East Stroudsburg University (M.S. 1990)

CareerCanisius College (2005-Present) Director of Athletics

University at Buffalo (1998-2005) Interim Athletic Director Senior Associate Athletic Director Assistant Athletic Director/Compliance

Canisius College (1991-1998) Assistant AD for Compliance Director of Intramurals and Facility Supervisor

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Traci MurphySenior Women’s Administrator/Associate Athletic Director

Traci Murphy is in her sixth year as Associate Athletic Director and Senior Woman’s Administrator for the Golden Griffins. Murphy joined the Canisius staff after spending seven seasons at the University of Louisiana at Monroe.

Murphy is responsible for all NCAA rules enforcement of Canisius’ 16 Division I athletic programs in addition to all areas of student-athlete welfare. She supervises compliance, academic counseling, strength and conditioning and athletic training. She also oversees the Life Skills program, and the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC).

Murphy is the sport supervisor for women’s soccer, men’s soccer, volleyball, women’s cross country, men’s cross country and softball. She serves on MAAC committees for Athletic Administration, Finance, Gender and Minor-ity Issues, Women’s Basketball and chairs the MAAC Swimming and Diving Committee. She also organizes the annual National Girls and Women in Sports Day (NGWSD) at Canisius and helped found the WNY Girls in Sports Program. The program, in collaboration with the City of Buffalo Public Schools, area colleges and universities, the Buffalo Bills, focuses specifically on young girls (ages 9-12) and their involvement in sports.

Murphy began her career in 1992 as associate head athletic trainer at St Mary’s and moved to ULM in 1998. She added the responsibility of senior woman administrator in 2001 which involved the monitoring of women’s sports and mentoring the SAAC.

In July 2003, she was promoted to the position of director of academics, compliance and student-athlete services. Murphy worked to develop and imple-ment an enhanced academic development and compliance program for ULM’s student-athletes and the athletics department. Prior to ULM, Murphy served five years as the head athletic trainer at St. Mary’s College of Maryland.

She is a 1989 graduate of West Chester University with a bachelor’s degree in health and physical education. In 1992, Murphy earned a master’s degree in health education from the University of Arkansas.

The Maryland native and her husband, Pat, a vice-principal at Amherst Central High School, have two children, Sean (9) and Sarah (5).

John MaddockAssociate Athletic Director - External Affairs

John Maddock is in his 30th year with Canisius College athletics and his 14th as associate athletic director for external affairs. Originally hired as the Golden Griffins’ sports information director, the native of Washington, Ill., was named an assistant athletic director prior to the 1987-88 season and moved into his current position in 1997. Maddock is responsible for corporate partnerships, marketing, promotions and merchandise sales, licens-ing, special fund-raising events and over sees the operations of the ticket office. Maddock is the sport supervisor for hockey, baseball, swimming and diving and synchronized swimming.

The 55-year-old Maddock oversaw the operation of the department of athletics during Spring 2005 before Bill Maher was named the director of athletics. Maddock also assisted the MAAC with plans for its 25th Anniversary celebration during the 2005-06 athletic season.

He chaired the search committee for the Griffs’ head football coach in 2000 and men’s soccer coach in 1998. He serves on the Hall of Fame and the MLK Awards Selection Committees and oversaw the development of the athletic department’s current logo. He was also instrumental in planning the season-long 100-year anniversary celebration for men’s basketball in 2003-04.

Maddock arrived at Canisius in July 1981 after spending two-and-a-half years as the administrative assistant to the athletic director at Brockport State College. Prior to his job at Brockport, he was the ticket manager for the Atlanta Braves Triple-A farm club in Richmond, Va.

A graduate of Western Illinois University, Maddock received his bachelor’s degree in recreation and park administration in 1976 and his master’s degree in athletic administration in 1978. In addition to his duties at Canisius, Maddock is an active member of the National Association of Collegiate Marketing Administrators (NACMA) and the former chair of the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) Committee on Committees. He also served on the CoSIDA Academic All-America Committee and is on the Board of Directors for the Greater Buffalo Sports Hall of Fame and is a member of the MAAC Baseball Committee.

Maddock spent two seasons as the public relations director for the North Atlantic Conference and served as the host for the 1990 ECAC-SIDA conference at the Buffalo Hilton. He chaired the Baseball Committee for the 1993 World University Games and was the assistant media coordinator for the 2000 NCAA Division I men’s basketball opening round games played at Buffalo’s HSBC Arena.

Maddock was honored in 1998 by ECAC-SIDA with the Irving T. Marsh Award for contributions, dedication and excellence in the field of collegiate sports information.

John and his wife, Priscilla, reside in Snyder with their daughters Mackenzie and Mikaela.

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Canisius Athletics Staff DirectoryDirector of Athletics Bill Maher ........................................................................................................716-888-2972Administration Traci Murphy, Associate Athletic Director/SWA .............................716-888-2959 John Maddock, Associate Athletic Director/External Affairs .....716-888-2977 Lynsey Miller, Academic Advisor for Athletics ..................................716-888-8463 Rachelle Held, Director of Compliance ................................................716-888-8483 Matt Reitnour, Director of Athletic Communications ...................716-888-2978 Judi Caserta, Athletics Business Manager ...........................................716-888-8482 Diane Kelly, Athletics Business Administrative Associate ............. 716-888-3163 Barb Zimmerman, Athletics Administrative Assistant ...................716-888-2972 Sharon Federico, Athletics Administrative Assistant.......................716-888-2971Athletic Trainers Andy Smith, Head Athletic Trainer ........................................................716-888-8452 Erin Finnegan, Assistant Athletic Trainer .............................................716-888-8453 Pete Koehneke, Assistant Athletic Trainer ..........................................716-888-2954 Kevin Kotsko, Assistant Athletic Trainer ..............................................716-888-8456 Leah Sisson, Assistant Athletic Trainer .................................................716-888-8454 Koki Takano, Assistant Athletic Trainer ...............................................716-888-8455External Affairs John Maddock, Associate Athletic Director ......................................716-888-2977 Todd Hummel, Ticket Office Manager ................................................716-888-2885 Nick Accordino, On-Campus Promotion Graduate Assistant .....716-888-6707 Katherine Love, External Affairs Graduate Assistant ......................716-888-6709 Maggie Martini, External Affairs Graduate Assistant .....................716-888-6707 Kristen DeCarlo, Ticket Office/External Affairs Grad. Asst .........716-888-2885Facilities Gordon Anthony, Director of Facilities ................................................716-888-2934 Jon Lyons, Assistant Director of Facilities ........................................... 716-888-3146 Julie Wysocki, Equipment Room Manager .........................................716-888-2958Strength and Conditioning Jon Rowan, Strength and Conditioning Coach ..................................716-888-2941

Athletic CommunicationsDirector ......................................................................................................................... Matt ReitnourAssistant Director ...........................................................................................................Matt LozarAssistant Director/Hockey Contact ............................................................... Jason Veniskey Veniskey’s E-mail .................................................................................. veniskej@canisius.edu Veniskey’s Office Phone ....................................................................................716-888-3767 Veniskey’s Cell Phone .........................................................................................585-615-5316Graduate Assistant .............................................................................................................Chris HillMultimedia Graduate Assistant ...........................................................................Jeff RahmlowAthletic Communications Fax .............................................................................716-888-8444Website ...........................................................................................................................GoGriffs.com

Koessler Athletic Center2001 Main Street, Buffalo, NY 14208

Lynsey MillerAcademic Advisor

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Judi CasertaAthletics Business

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Rachelle HeldDirector ofCompliance

Jon RowanStrength and

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Barb ZimmermanAdministrative Assistant

Andy SmithHead Athletic Trainer

Media Relations Contacts

The majority of available information on the Golden Griffin hockey team is included in this publication, and it is our hope that the media covering Canisius hockey will find these facts, figures and tidbits helpful. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact Jason Veniskey in the athletic communications office at 716-888-3767. Information can also be found on the Canisius athletics Web site at www.GoGriffs.com.

CredentialsRequests for press credentials should be addressed to the Canisius College Athletic Communications Office; 2001 Main Street; Buffalo, NY 14208-1098. Requests may also be faxed to 716-888-8444 or e-mailed to veniskej@canisius.edu.

RadioCanisius College will provide a phone line to radio stations broadcasting from the Buffalo State Sports Arena. Radio line use should be negotiated through Matt Reitnour. He can be contacted at 716-888-2978 or by e-mail at reitnoum@canisius.edu. Reciprocal agreements are welcomed and encouraged. Please contact Matt Reitnour no later than two weeks prior to the game to request the use of a phone line.

ServicesGame notes, line charts, programs, rosters and current statistics will be provided in the press area prior to each home game. In-between period stats will be offered as the game progresses. A postgame recap and box score will be available on the Canisius athletic department web page at www.GoGriffs.com.

InterviewsPlayers and coaches will be available after each home game following a 10-minute “cooling off” period. Postgame interviews will take place outside the locker room at the Buffalo State Sports Arena. A member of the Canisius athletic communications office will be available after the game to assist with interview requests.

Non-game situation interviews can be arranged by calling Jason Veniskey in the athletic communications office. Players and coaches are generally available after practice weekdays, which ends around 2 p.m. Special requests can usually be accom-modated. Head coach Dave Smith is usually available from 9 a.m.-11 a.m. daily. All interviews must be cleared in advance by the athletic communications office.

Head Coach Dave Smith is interviewed between periods by Time Warner Sports.

Air ForceContact ......................................................... Dave Toller Office Phone ................................. (719) 333-3478 Cell Phone ....................................... (719) 200-2802 E-mail ...................................dave.toller@usafa.edu

American InternationalContact .........................................................Katelyn Elie Office Phone ..................................(413) 654-1425 Cell Phone ....................................... (508) 847-9136 E-mail .......................................katelyn.elie@aic.edu

ArmyContact .................................................. Ryan Yanoshak Office Phone ................................. (845) 938-7197 Cell Phone ....................................... (845) 406-1130 E-mail ..........................Ryan.Yanoshak@usma.edu

BentleyContact ........................................................... Kyle Mack Office Phone ..................................(781) 891-2417 Cell Phone ....................................... (646) 387-2427 E-mail .......................................kmack@bentley.edu

ConnecticutContact ..............................................................Matt Lee Office Phone ................................. (860) 486-1498 Cell Phone ........................................(401) 651-7824 E-mail ......................................matt.lee@uconn.edu

Holy CrossContact .........................................................Jim Wrobel Office Phone .................................(508) 793-2583 Cell Phone ....................................... (508) 208-3831 E-mail ................................. jwrobel@holycross.edu

MercyhurstContact ..................................................... Erik Kaminski Office Phone ................................. (814) 824-3338 Cell Phone ........................................(412) 302-1278 E-mail ........................ekaminski@mercyhurst.edu

NiagaraContact .........................................................Chris Smith Office Phone ..................................(716) 286-8724 Cell Phone ....................................... (716) 628-0833 E-mail .......................................csmith@niagara.edu

Notre DameContact ........................................................Tim Connor Office Phone .................................. (574) 631-7516 Home Phone ...................................(574) 273-1038 E-mail ........................................ Connor.21@nd.edu

QuinnipiacContact ...................................................... Ken Sweeten Office Phone .................................(203) 582-8625 Cell Phone .......................................(203) 859-8529 E-mail ............kenneth.sweeten@quinnipiac.edu

RITContact ........................................................ Joe Venniro Office Phone ................................. (585) 475-5598 Cell Phone .......................................(585) 739-3939 E-mail ................................................... jtvsid@rit.edu

Robert MorrisContact ..................................................... Jeff Symonds Office Phone ................................. (412) 865-4953 Cell Phone ....................................... (330) 242-2841 E-mail ...........................................sidga01@rmu.edu

Sacred HeartContact ................................................... Brendan Flynn Office Phone ................................. (203) 365-4813 Cell Phone ....................................... (203) 415-5381 E-mail .............................. flynnb@sacredheart.edu

Western MichiganContact .................................................... Adam Bodnar Office Phone ................................. (269) 387-4122 Cell Phone ........................................(269) 760-5133 E-mail ....................... adam.e.bodnar@wmich.edu

WisconsinContact ...............................................Paul Capobianco Office Phone ................................. (608) 263-1983 Cell Phone ....................................... (608) 219-6278 E-mail ................................. phc@athletics.wisc.edu

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Taylor AndersonSr • Wetumpka, Ala.

Chris BarreaSo • West Seneca, N.Y.

Ryan BohrerFr • West St. Paul, Minn.

Tony CapobiancoFr • Mississauga, Ontario

Cory Conacher (A)Sr • Burlington, Ontario

Ben DanfordFr • Stillwater, Minn.

Derek DanowskiSr • Warren, Mich.

Chris ForsmanSr • Powell River, British Columbia

Kyle GibbonsFr • Westlake, Ohio

Scott JenksSr • Bathurst, New Brunswick

Pat KenneySr • Amherst, N.Y.

Taylor LawFr • Markham, Ontario

Torrey LindsaySo • Grosse Isle, Manitoba

Wes LoveSo • Lake St. Louis, Mo.

Brian McGintyFr • Bethel Park, Pa.

Duncan McKellarFr • Phoenix, Ariz.

Dan MorrisonJr • London, Ontario

Scott Moser (A)Jr • Tonawanda, N.Y.

Jordan MustardFr • Markham, Ontario

Ben ParkerSo • Port Perry, Ontario

Phil Rauch (C)Sr • Lambertville, Mich.

Eric RexSr • Fairview, Pa.

Vincent ScarsellaSr • Lackawanna, N.Y.

Steven ShaferSo • Rochester Hills, Mich.

Preston ShupeSo • Weyburn, Saskatchewan

Patrick SullivanFr • Derby, N.Y.

Matt ZukeSr • St. Louis, Mo.

Dave SmithHead Coach

B.J. AdamsAssistant Coach

John DaigneauAssistant Coach

2 0 1 0 - 1 1 S C H E D U L E

Sun. Oct.3 York(Exhibition) 3:05p.m.Fri. Oct.8 atWesternMichigan 7:35p.m.Sat. Oct.9 atWesternMichigan 7:35p.m.Tue. Oct.19 atMercyhurst* 7:05p.m.Fri. Oct.22 atSacredHeart* 7:05p.m.Sat. Oct.23 atSacredHeart* 7:05p.m.Fri. Oct.29 Army* 7:05p.m.Sat. Oct.30 Army* 7:05p.m.

Tue. Nov.2 Niagara* 7:05p.m.Fri. Nov.5 atConnecticut* 7:05p.m.Sat. Nov.6 atConnecticut* 7:05p.m.Sat. Nov.13 HolyCross* 3:35p.m.Sun. Nov.14 HolyCross* 3:35p.m.Fri. Nov.19 AirForce* 7:05p.m.Sat. Nov.20 RobertMorris* 7:05p.m.Sat. Nov.27 atBentley* 7:05p.m.Sun. Nov.28 atBentley* 4:05p.m.

Fri. Dec.17 atRIT* 7:05p.m.Wed. Dec.29 atNotreDame 7:05p.m.

Fri. Jan.7 atWisconsin 8:05p.m.Sat. Jan.8 atWisconsin 8:05p.m.Sun. Jan.16 Quinnipiac 4:05p.m.Mon. Jan.17 Quinnipiac 4:05p.m.Sun. Jan.23 AIC* 4:05p.m.Mon. Jan.24 AIC* 7:05p.m.Fri. Jan.28 atAirForce* 9:05p.m.Sat. Jan.29 atAirForce* 9:05p.m.

Thu. Feb.3 RobertMorris* 7:05p.m.Sat. Feb.5 atRobertMorris* 7:05p.m.Fri. Feb.11 atRIT* 7:05p.m.Sun. Feb.13 RIT* 4:05p.m.Thu. Feb.17 Niagara* 7:05p.m.Sat. Feb.19 atNiagara* 7:05p.m.Fri. Feb.25 Mercyhurst* 7:05p.m.Sat. Feb.26 atMercyhurst* 7:05p.m.

Atlantic Hockey First RoundSat. March5 LocationTBD

Atlantic Hockey QuarterfinalsFri. March11 LocationTBDSat. March12 LocationTBDSun. March13 LocationTBD(ifnecessary)

Atlantic Hockey SemifinalsFri. March18 BlueCrossArena

Atlantic Hockey ChampionshipSat. March19 BlueCrossArena

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