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ARMY HOCKEY GAME NOTESGames 33-35 • First-Round AHA Playoff Series

March 8-10, 2013 • Mercyhurst Ice Center Erie, Pa. #11 Army at #6 Mercyhurst

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SCORING Army For Against5 on 5: 50 755 on 4: 16 305 on 3: 0 14 on 4: 0 06 on 5: 2 45 on 6: 0 14 on 5: 2 24 on 6: 0 0Totals 70 113

SPECIAL TEAMS BREAKDOWNPower Play G Att. Pct.Overall 16 137 11.7%Home 5 65 7.7%Away 10 69 14.5%Neutral 1 3 33.3%AHA 13 118 11.0%

Penalty Kill PK Att. Pct.Overall 96 127 75.6%Home 39 52 75.0%Away 51 68 75.0%Neutral 6 7 85.7%AHA 81 107 75.7%

The Army hockey team will begin its quest to win the Atlantic Hockey Association Tournament this weekend at Mercyhurst. The Black Knights enter the weekend as the 11th seed with a 7-20-5 overall record. Mercyhurst is the sixth seed with a 14-15-5 record. The Army vs. Mercyhurst matchup is one of four first round, best-of-three series’ that begin on Friday. Army and Mercyhurst will play at 7:35 p.m. on Friday, 7:05 p.m. Saturday and if necessary 7:05 p.m. Sunday at the Mercyhurst Ice Center. Mercyhurst is also hosting the CHA women’s tournament which pushed back the start of Friday’s game. Army and Mercyhurst skated to a 1-1 overtime tie on Feb. 1 while the Lakers posted an 8-1 victory on Feb. 2.

THE OTHER MATCHUPS In the other first round series, #5 Robert Morris hosts #12 Sacred Heart; #10 Bentley travels to #7 RIT and #9 AIC plays at #10 Canisius. All games will begin at 7:05 p.m. Niagara won the regular season championship and the top seed, followed by Air Force, Holy Cross and Connecti-cut. All earned first-round byes. The top four seeds will host a best-of-three quarterfinal series beginning March 15 with the winners from the first round re-seeded. The four quarterfinal winners will then travel to Blue Cross Arena in Rochester, N.Y., with the highest remaining seed facing the lowest remaining seed in the first semifinal, with the other two remaining seeds facing off in the second semifinal on Friday, March 22. The two semifinal winners will then face-off in the championship game on Saturday, March 23 with the NCAA Tournament automatic berth on the line.

SENIORS SHINE First classmen Cody Ikkala, John Clark, Jon Bobb, Andy Starczewski, Cheyne Rocha, Ryan Leets and Matt Walsh and manager Tony Kratz were honored on Senior Night prior to the March 1 contest against Holy Cross with an on-ice presentation. Then, they went out and racked up points. Bobb scored his first career goal and added an assist for the first multiple-point game of his career. Starczewski scored twice. Clark collected an assist. Leets got the start in goal and then gave way to Walsh for his first action in net.

IRON MEN Seven players have competed in all 32 games for Army this season. Seniors Andy Starczewski and John Clark, sophomores Josh Richards and Zak Zaremba and freshmen Joe Kozlak, Thane Heller and Shane Hearn played in every game this season.

EXTRA SESSION While a five-minute overtime session is required in the regular season before a tie is awarded, the playoffs need to determine a winner in each game. In the playoffs, overtime is now 20 minutes and will begin after the ice is resurfaced. The teams will change ends. The process is repeated until a winner is determined.

VIDEO DISPLAY SYSTEM An addition was made to Tate Rink, a nearly 13-foot by 23-foot addition that debuted two weekends ago. Dak-tronics was been chosen to add a new LED video display system to Tate Rink and thus far the response has been overwhelmingly positive. Thanks to the generosity of U.S. Military Academy graduates and Army Hockey letterwinners David Harkins (Class of 1962) and his wife Sheryll and Brian Concannon (Class of 1979) and his wife Grace, fans will have an unri-valed experience in college hockey. Measuring 12-feet, 5-inches high by 23 feet wide, the board is hung in the South end of Tate Rink near the Zam-boni entrance. The display has 384 lines and 704 columns of resolution. Starting lineups, ceremonial face-offs, in-game action, replays, end of period highlights, stats, player interviews, postgame reaction, features, out-of-town scores, postgame highlights and game previews are shown on the video board. Daktronics designed, manufactured and installed the system which is capable of showing one large image or an image divided into separate windows for high-clarity video and graphics. The wide-angle viewing capabilities ensure great views from your seat. The installation also included an update to the existing center-ice hung structure with two new indoor color LED message center displays.

ARMY VS. MERCYHURST SERIES

Series: Mercyhurst leads 27-9-4

At Erie, Pa.: Mercyhurst leads 19-1-2

In AHA Games: Mercyhurst leads 18-7-4

In AHA Playoffs: Mercyhurst 3-0-0

2012-13 Games: 1-1 OT Tie, 2/1/13;

Mercyhurst 8-1, 2/2/13


ARMY HOCKEY QUICK FACTSGENERAL INFORMATIONLocation ......................................West Point, N.Y.Founded .....................................March 16, 1802Enrollment ..................................................4,400Nickname.......................................Black KnightsMotto ...................................Duty, Honor, CountryColors ....................................... Black, Gold, GrayMascot ..........................................................MuleSuperintendent .........Lt. Gen. David Huntoon Jr.Athletic Director .............................. Boo CorriganConference ................................. Atlantic HockeyArena ..................................................... Tate RinkSize ..........................................200 feet x 85 feetCapacity ......................................................2,525Tate Rink Box Offi ce .................. 1-877-TIX-ARMYTate Rink Press Box ....................845-938-5116HOCKEY INFORMATIONFirst Year of Hockey ....................................1904Overall Record ..................1093-997-122 (.521)2012-13 Record ........................................7-20-52012-13 Conference Record ....................7-15-5Letterwinners Returning ................................. 14Letterwinners Lost .......................................... 12Newcomers ...................................................... 13Head Coach ........................................ Brian RileyAlma Mater ..........................................Brown ‘83Career Record..............105-165-48 (9 seasons)Record at Army ............................................sameHockey Offi ce Phone ................... 845-938-3711Assistant Coaches ......Trevor Large, Mike WardeVolunteer Assistant ...............................Eric LangCaptain..........................................Cheyne RochaAlternate Captains...................Ryan Leets, Brian ...................................Schultz, Andy StarczewskiDir. of Hockey Operations ..................Tom DoranAthletic Trainer ...................................Jason RuleAthletic Intern .......................... 2nd Lt. Mike HullOffi cer Representative ...... Col. Wiley ThompsonATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONSHockey Contact .......................... Ryan YanoshakOffi ce ............................................ 845-938-7197Cellular .........................................845-406-1130E-mail [email protected] ....................... www.goARMYsports.comTwitter............................................. ArmyAthleticsFacebook ... Facebook.com/Army Black KnightsArmy A Line ..................................845-938-2769

2012-13 ARMY HOCKEY SCHEDULEOCTOBERFri. 12 vs. Nebraska-Omaha! 1-5 LSat. 13 vs. #20 Maine! 3-4 LFri. 19 SACRED HEART* 5-2 WSat. 20 at Sacred Heart* 4-4 (OT) TFri. 26 PENN STATE 0-5 LSat. 27 at Holy Cross* 7-2 W

NOVEMBERFri. 9 NIAGARA* 0-5 LSat. 10 NIAGARA* 1-4 LFri. 16 SACRED HEART* 3-2 WSat. 17 at Brown 0-3 LThur. 29 at Bentley* 3-2 W

DECEMBERSat. 1 AMERICAN INT’L* 3-2 WFri. 7 at Connecticut* 2-2 (OT) TTue. 11 at Merrimack 2-4 LThur. 27 RUSSIAN JR. ALL-STARS 2-6 LSat. 29 at Canisius* 1-5 LSun. 30 at Canisius* 1-0 (OT) W

JANUARYFri. 4 #19 ROBERT MORRIS*# 5-0 WSat. 5 #19 ROBERT MORRIS* 1-4 LFri. 11 at Air Force* 1-4 LSat. 12 at Air Force*# 3-3 (OT) TFri. 18 RIT* 5-6 LSat. 19 RIT* 2-4 LSat. 26 RMC 4-1 W

FEBRUARYFri. 1 at Mercyhurst* 1-1 (OT) TSat. 2 at Mercyhurst* 1-8 LSun. 10 AMERICAN INT’L* 0-3 LFri. 15 at Bentley* 3-5 LSat. 16 BENTLEY* 2-2 (OT) TFri. 22 CONNECTICUT* 3-4 LSat. 23 CONNECTICUT* 3-6 LTue. 26 at American Int’l* 1-4 L

MARCHFri. 1 HOLY CROSS* 3-6 LSat. 2 at Holy Cross* 0-2 LFirst Round Playoff SeriesFri. 8 at Mercyhurst 7:35 p.m.Sat. 9 at Mercyhurst 7:05 p.m.Sun. 10 at Mercyhurst 7:05 p.m.F-S 15-17 Quarterfi nal Series Highest SeedFri. 22 AH Semifi nals^ Rochester, N.Y.Sat. 23 AH Champ.^ Rochester, N.Y.T-S 28-31 NCAA Regionals TBDHome Games In BOLD CAPSAll times Eastern* Atlantic Hockey Association contest! Icebreaker with Maine, Nebraska-Omaha and Notre Dame at Sprint Center, Kansas City, Mo. # on CBS Sports Network^ Atlantic Hockey playoffs at Blue Cross Arena, Rochester, N.Y.

GAME HIGHSTEAMPOINTS

16 ................................. 10/27/12 at Holy CrossGOALS

7 ................................... 10/27/12 at Holy CrossASSISTS

9 ................................... 10/27/12 at Holy Cross............................1/4/13 vs. #19 Robert MorrisSHOTS ON GOAL

56 ....................................... 2/16/13 vs. BentleySAVES

50 ...............................10/13/12 vs. #20 MainePENALTY MINUTES

31 .................................... 12/29/12 at CanisiusPLAYERPOINTS

3 .....................................#21 Starczewski, twiceGOALS

3 .............. #21 Starczewski vs. SHU, 10/19/12ASSISTS

3 ..... #21 Starczewski at Holy Cross, 10/27/12SAVES .................................................................50.............. #1 Tadazak vs. #20 Maine, 10/13/12

CLASSY SENIOR Army senior captain Cheyne Rocha is one of 10 stu-dent-athletes who were announced as finalists for the 2012-13 Senior CLASS Award in collegiate hockey. To be eligible for the award, a student-athlete must be a senior and have notable achievements in four areas of excellence – community, classroom, charac-ter and competition. An acronym for Celebrating Loy-alty and Achievement for Staying in School, the Senior CLASS Award focuses on the total student-athlete and encourages students to use their platforms in athletics to make a positive impact as leaders in their communi-ties. Rocha was one of 20 nominees and was selected as a finalist by a media committee. Fans will have a say in who the winner is and voting is now open at seniorCLASSaward.com. Fans have until March 25 to vote. Those totals will be combined with media and Division I head coaches’ votes to determine the winner, which will be announced during the 2013 Frozen Four in Pittsburgh, Pa., April 11 and 13. Rocha is Army’s first finalist for this award since Bryce Hollweg in 2008. A three-time Atlantic Hockey Association Academic All-Star, Rocha posted the highest GPA among league defensemen as a junior and was named Student-Ath-lete of the Year. A Dean’s List student in all seven of his semesters, Rocha was a Rhodes Scholar candidate, received the Distinguished Cadet Award for academic excellence three times and was a three-time winner of the Super-intendent’s Award for excellence for ranking in top five percent of class. In addition to his work on the ice, Rocha was instru-mental in beginning House of Blues, an awareness cam-paign for prostate cancer. Rocha coordinated the idea and it is now the preferred charity of Atlantic Hockey He is active with the Special Olympics and Neighbor-hood Knights, a team group that provides community service and volunteers with the Army Junior Black Knights hockey program.

RACKING UP SHOTS Army totaled a season-best 56 shots on goal during a 2-2 overtime tie with Bentley on Feb. 16. The shots on goal total was the first time Army topped 50 since Nov. 26, 2011 when the Black Knights registered 50 in a 3-3 overtime tie at Robert Morris. Against Bentley, Army collected 11 shots on goal in the first period, 24 in the second, 13 in the third and eight in overtime.

SLEDDING ALONG For the sixth straight season, Army competed against the Long Island Rough Riders in a sled hockey game. Following the Feb. 16 2-2 overtime tie against Bent-ley, Army traded the skates for sleds and competed in a 20-minute exhibition game against the team from Long Island. Sled hockey is played mainly by people with various lower extremity disabilities in which players are seated on sleds, which are affixed to two hockey skate blades under the seat. The sleds are about three inches off the ice and around three feet long depending on the size of the player. The sled glides on the blades and a metal bar located at the front of the sled. Players use their arms to propel themselves along the ice and dig picks, on the ends of two short hockey sticks, into the ice to pull themselves forward. Players have a right and a left stick (the blades are curved dif-

CENTURY MENArmy has three players who have competed in at least 100 games with the potential for more to follow this season. Army’s current leaders in games played:Player ..................................... Games Played#21 Andy Starczewski ....................................131#5 John Clark .................................................128#25 Cheyne Rocha.........................................111Potential to break 100#11 Brian Schultz ............................................92


RYAN LEETS, BY THE NUMBERS

Games Played: ................. 58 (52 starts)Career Shutouts: ...................................0Career Best Saves: ........................... 46 .......................... at Canisius, 12-29-12Saves ......................................# of times0-9 ...........................................................3 (last vs. SHU, 11-16-12, 8 {32:27})10-19 ......................................................4 (last at Mercyhurst, 2-3-13, 17 {24:00})20-29 ................................................... 23 (last vs. UConn, 2-23-13, 24)30-39 ................................................... 24 (last vs. Holy Cross, 3-1-13, 31)40-49 ......................................................4 (last at Canisius, 12-29-29, 46)

ROB TADAZAK, BY THE NUMBERS

Games Played: ..................31 (29 starts)Career Shutouts: ...................................2(vs. #19 Robert Morris, 1-4-13, 22 saves at Canisius, 12-30-12, 25 saves)Career Best Saves: ........................... 53 .............................vs. Brown, 11-19-11Saves ......................................# of times1-9 ...........................................................1

(last vs. Union, 10-8-11, 4 {9:38})10-19 ......................................................4

(last vs. UConn, 2-22-13, 16)20-29 ................................................... 13

(last vs. AIC, 2-26-13, 25)30-39 ......................................................8

(last at Holy Cross, 3-2-13, 34)40-49 ......................................................3

(last at Mercyhurst, 2-1-13, 40)50-59 ......................................................2

(last vs. #20 Maine, 10-13-12, 50)

NATIONAL POLLS

USA Today/American Hockey CoachesAssociation Poll (3/4)

Team ................................Record .. Last Poll1. Quinnipiac (25) ...............24-5-5 ................... 12. Minnesota (8) ..................22-7-5 ................... 23. Miami ...............................22-9-5 ................... 34. New Hampshire...............18-8-6 ................... 55. North Dakota ...................18-9-7 ................... 66. Boston College ................19-10-3................. 47. Mass. Lowell (1) ..............21-9-2 .................108. St. Cloud State ................20-13-1 ................ 99. Western Michigan ...........19-9-8 ................... 810. Minnesota State ...........21-10-3 ................. 711. Denver ...........................17-11-5 ...............1112. Notre Dame...................21-12-3 ..............1213. Yale ................................16-10-3 ...............1414. Wisconsin ......................16-11-7.............. NR15. Rensselaer ....................17-12-5 .............. NROTHERS RECEIVING VOTES: Niagara, Provi-dence, Union, Nebraska-Omaha, Dartmouth, Boston.

USCHO.com (3/4)Team .................................Record .. Last Poll1. Quinnipiac (36) ...............24-5-5 .................. 12. Minnesota (12) ...............22-7-5 ................... 23. Miami ...............................22-9-5 ................... 34. New Hampshire...............18-8-6 ................... 55. North Dakota ...................18-9-7 ................... 66. Boston College ................19-10-3................. 47. Mass. Lowell (2) ..............21-9-2 .................128. St. Cloud State ................20-13-1 ................ 79. Western Michigan ...........19-9-8 ................... 810. Minnesota State ...........21-10-3 ................. 911. Notre Dame ...................21-12-3 ..............1112. Denver ...........................17-11-5 ...............1013. Yale ................................16-10-3 ...............1514. Wisconsin ......................16-11-7...............1615. Niagara ......................21-8-5 ...............1416. Nebraska-Omaha ......18-14-2.............1317. Rensselaer .....................17-12-5 .............. NR18. Providence ....................14-11-7...............2019. Boston University ..........16-15-2...............1920. Union .............................17-12-5 .............. NROTHERS RECEIVING VOTES: Dartmouth, Merrimack, Alaska, Air Force, Ohio State, St. Lawrence, Robert Morris.

ARMY OPPONENTS LISTED IN BOLD

LEADING SCORERSPOINTS .................................................... G-A-P#21 Andy Starczewski ..........................10-15-25#18 Mac Lalor ........................................ 6-11-17#14 Joe Kozlak ....................................... 6-10-16#22 Thane Heller ..................................... 9-6-15#19 Josh Richards .................................5-10-15

GOALS

#21 Andy Starczewski .....................................10#22 Thane Heller .............................................. 9#10 Zak Zaremba ............................................. 7#14 Joe Kozlak .................................................. 6#18 Mac Lalor ................................................... 6

ASSISTS

#21 Andy Starczewski .....................................15#18 Mac Lalor .................................................11#19 Josh Richards ..........................................10#14 Joe Kozlak ................................................10#27 Willie Faust ................................................ 7#26 Shane Hearn ............................................. 7

POWER PLAY GOALS

#18 Mac Lalor ................................................... 4#22 Thane Heller .............................................. 4#10 Zak Zaremba ............................................. 2#27 Willie Faust ................................................ 2#21 Andy Starczewski ....................................... 2

SHORT-HANDED GOALS

#15 R.J. Burns ................................................... 1#11 Brian Schultz ............................................. 1

GAME-WINNING GOALS

#14 Joe Kozlak .................................................. 2#24 Maurice Alvarez ......................................... 2#21 Andy Starczewski ....................................... 1#15 R.J. Burns ................................................... 1#26 Shane Hearn ............................................. 1

LEADING GOALTENDERS

Name ..................... W-L-T/GAA/SAVE %#1 Rob Tadazak ...........3-11-4/3.02/.907#30 Ryan Leets ..............4-9-1/3.80/.894

ferently) that are miniature copies of a typical hockey stick, except for the metal picks (like figure skate toe picks) on the ends. Players shoot, pass, and propel themselves with the sticks.

TUESDAY MATINEE Army played a rare mid-week afternoon game at American International on Tuesday, Feb. 26. The game faced-off at 3:30 p.m. in a 4-1 AIC win. The game was originally scheduled for Feb. 9 but was moved because of the storm that blanketed the northeast in early Feb-ruary.

WORLDY COMPETITION Not only is Army playing a challenging non-con-ference schedule as well as the competitive Atlantic Hockey Association games, the Black Knights are also matching up with international competition. Army dropped a 6-2 decision to the Russian Junior All-Stars on Dec. 27 and posted a 4-1 victory over Cana-da’s Royal Military College on Jan. 26. Both contests were exhibition games.

CANADIAN SUCCESS Army posted its third straight win over Royal Mili-tary College with a 4-1 victory over its Canadian breth-ren at a sold-out Tate Rink on Jan. 26. Thane Heller scored twice and Jonathan Gehrt and Maurice Alvarez registered a goal and assist. Ryan Leets turned away 12 shots to earn the win in goal. Army now leads the all-time series with RMC 41-29-7, including a 27-12-1 mark at West Point. The 78th meeting is scheduled for Kingston, Ontario, during the 2013-14 season. Army and RMC first met in 1923 when then Brig. General Douglas MacArthur wrote a letter as superin-tendent of the U.S. Military Academy to Maj. Gen. Sir Ar-chibald MacDonnell, commandant of the RMC, to sug-gest they compete. Letters and ideas were exchanged before the first game was played at West Point on Jan. 23, 1923.

RAISING AWARENESS The Army hockey team held its annual House of Blues on Jan. 5, 2013 and helped raise prostate cancer awareness. The first 500 fans through the turnstiles received t-shirts, bracelets were handed out and Relay For Life was on site. Army wore its blue sweaters for the game with blue socks and laces. Army senior captain Cheyne Rocha, who was instru-mental in the annual awareness campaign, participated in a ceremonial faceoff. His father, Larry, a cancer survi-vor, dropped the puck. Rocha fittingly scored his first goal of the season in Army’s 4-1 loss to the nationally ranked Colonials. It was Rocha’s first goal since Feb. 25, 2011, a span of 27 games.

BACK-TO-BACK Army posted consecutive shutouts for the first time since the 2007-08 season when the Black Knights blanked Canisius and #19 Robert Morris. Rob Tadazak was in goal for both shutouts, his first two of his career. He made 25 saves in a 1-0 overtime win on Dec. 30 at Canisius and returned the next game and was credited with 22 stops during a 5-0 victory op-posite #19 Robert Morris on Jan. 4.. Josh Kassel was in goal as Army shut-out AIC on back-to-back games on Feb. 15-16, 2008.

WEEKLY ACCOLOADES Freshman Willie Faust picked up his second Atlan-tic Hockey Association Travel Team USA Rookie of the Week honor after scoring twice in a 5-0 win over #19 Robert Morris on Jan. 4.

ARMY AT A GLANCELast Game: Lost to Holy Cross, 2-0Next Game: March 8-10 at Mercyhurstvs. AHA: 7-15-5Last Five Games: 0-5-0Last 10 Games: 0-8-2


THE LIFE OF A CADET

The West Point academic calendar is broken down into Day One and Day Two. Below are the typi-cal schedules for senior goaltender Ryan Leets. A Civil Engineering major, Leets is a three-time At-lantic Hockey Association Top Scholar-Athlete with the top GPA among goal-tenders and an Academic All-America choice.

DAY ONE0620 ..................................................... Wake-up0655 .................................. Breakfast formation0700-0720 ..................Breakfast with company0730-0825 ............................................................................ Design of Civil Engineering Systems0840-0935............ Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering0950-1155 .............Constitutional/Military Law1200 .........................................Lunch formation1210-1235 .............................. Lunch with team1245-1340 .............................Study/Homework1355-1450 ........................................................................Civil Engineering Professional Practice1530-1830 ............................... Hockey practice1900 ....................................... Dinner with team1930-0000 .............................Study/Homework0000 ................................................... Lights out

DAY TWO0630 ..................................................... Wake-up0655 .................................. Breakfast formation0700-0720 ..................Breakfast with company0730-0825 ............. Army Fitness Development 0840-0935 ................ History of the Military Art0950-1045 .............Transportation Engineering1100-1150 ........................................Offi cership1200 .........................................Lunch formation1210-1235 .............................. Lunch with team1250-1450 ........................ Study/Homework or................. Lab period for Electrical Engineering1530-1830 ............................... Hockey practice1900 ....................................... Dinner with team1930-0000 .............................Study/Homework0000 ................................................... Lights out

“MILITARY SPEAK”Plebe or Fourth Class ......................... FreshmanYearling or Third Class .....................SophomoreCow or Second Class ................................JuniorFirstie or First Class ................................. Senior

OBC .................................... Offi cer Basic CourseA cadet’s fi rst stop after graduation from the Academy. OBC preceeds a cadet’s fi rst assign-ment.

BRANCH ................. (i.e. Field Artillery, Infantry)Specifi c part of the Army that each cadet choos-es to join upon graduation. Cadets receive their “branch” in February of their senior year. What you branch determines where you are stationed for OBC.

HONOR CODE ...... “A Cadet Will Not Lie, Cheat, Steal or Tolerate Those Who Do.” The creed, or oath, each cadet takes upon entering the Acad-emy. It is the code by which all cadets must live.

ARMY’S RECORD WHENOverall .............................................. 7-20-5Atlantic Hockey ................................ 7-15-5AHA Playoffs .......................................0-0-0Exhibition Games ...............................1-1-0Home .................................................4-10-1Away ....................................................3-8-4at a neutral site ..................................0-2-0in overtime ..........................................1-0-5on television .......................................2-2-1in white jerseys ...................................0-5-0in gold jerseys .....................................3-5-0in black jerseys ...................................4-9-4in blue jerseys ....................................0-1-0in one-goal games ..............................4-3-0in two-goal games ..............................0-4-0in three-goal games ...........................1-8-0in four-goal games..............................0-2-0in fi ve-goal-plus games ......................2-3-0in October ...........................................2-3-1in November .......................................2-3-0in December .......................................2-2-1in January ...........................................1-4-1in February ..........................................0-6-2in March ..............................................0-2-0scoring power-play goal .....................2-6-2allowing power-play goal ..................2-16-3scoring short-handed goal .................1-1-0allowing short-handed goal ..............0-1-0on Tuesdays ........................................0-2-0on Thursdays ......................................1-0-0on Fridays ...........................................3-8-2on Saturdays .......................................2-9-3on Sundays .........................................1-1-0on Saturdays (after Fri. win) ..............1-3-1on Saturdays (after Fri. loss) .............1-4-2on Saturdays (after Fri. tie) ................0-1-0following a win ....................................3-3-2following a loss ................................ 4-13-3following a tie .....................................0-3-0vs. WCHA teams .................................0-1-0vs. Hockey East teams .......................0-2-0vs. Independent teams ......................0-1-0vs. ECAC Hockey teams .....................0-1-0vs. ranked opponents ........................1-2-0vs. teams receiving votes ..................0-3-0when outshooting opp. ......................5-7-3when being outshot ........................ 1-13-2when shots are even ..........................1-0-0when scoring fi rst ...............................6-2-2when opp. scores fi rst ..................... 1-18-3when leading after one ......................4-1-1when trailing after one .................... 0-18-3when tied after one ............................3-1-1when leading after two .....................3-0-2when trailing after two .................... 0-20-2when tied after two ............................4-0-1when scoring 5+ goals .......................3-1-0when scoring 4 goals .........................0-0-1when scoring 3 goals .........................3-5-1when scoring 2 goals .........................0-2-2when scoring 1 goal ...........................1-7-1when scoring 0 goals .........................0-5-0when opp. scores 5+ goals ...............0-9-0when opp. scores 4 goals ..................0-8-1when opp. scores 3 goals ..................0-2-1when opp. scores 2 goals ..................5-1-2when opp. scores 1 goal ....................0-0-1when opp. scores 0 goals ..................2-0-0

Faust, a forward from Stillwater, Minn., scored once in the second and once in the final period.

BEATING THE BEST Army’s 5-0 rout of #19 Robert Morris on Jan. 4 was the Black Knights’ first of a ranked opponent since knocking off #2 Miami on Jan. 2, 2009.

VOTE FOR HOBEY Army senior forward Andy Starczewski is among the candidates for the Hobey Baker Award and the fan vot-ing portion of college hockey’s biggest award is now open. Fans can log on to hobeybakeraward.com and make their selection between the 77 candidates. From now until March 10, fans will have their say in narrowing the list to the top-10. The second phase of fan voting begins March 22 to determine the Hobey Hat Trick finalists. The winner will be announced April 12 as part of the Frozen Four in Pittsburgh, Pa. Award criteria include candidates emulating the exceptional character traits exhibited by the award’s namesake, Hobey Baker. An American super-hero, Bak-er was a World War I fighter pilot and was known as America’s greatest amateur athlete in his day, excelling at hockey and football at Princeton. Award candidates must demonstrate strength of character both on and off the ice, contribute to the integrity of his team and display outstanding skills in all phases of the game. Consideration should be given to scholastic achieve-ment and sportsmanship.

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OVERTIME HEROICS Army’s 1-0 overtime win against Canisius on Dec. 30 showed just how hard it is to win in the extra session. When freshman Joe Kozlak converted a pass from Mac Lalor and R.J. Burns nearly three minutes in, it gave Army its first overtime win since Jan. 7, 2006 when the Black Knights topped Mercyhurst 3-2. The victory was Army’s first road overtime win since edging Iona, 6-5, on Feb. 22, 2002. It was the first time Army had beaten an opponent 1-0 in overtime.

SHOOTING BLANKS Sophomore Rob Tadazak turned away 25 shots for his first career shutout in a 1-0 overtime win at Canisius on Dec. 30. Tadazak, making his 18th career start, recorded sev-en saves in the first period, three in the second, 10 in the third and five in overtime. He stopped a point-blank opportunity seconds before Army scored the game-winning goal. The shutout by Tadazak was the first for an Army goalie since Jay Clark blanked Connecticut Jan. 22, 2010 with 31 saves.

EXHIBITION FUN Army returned to the ice following a 16-day break for Term-Ending Exams and the holidays with an exhibition game against the Russian Junior All-Stars. Despite out-shooting the Russians 43-33, Army fell 6-2 as Mac Lalor and Joe Kozlak collected goals. A crowd of 2,636 -- the second sell out of the season for Army – turned out to watch a well-played, physical contest.

PERIOD HIGHSSHOTS

28 ............... 1/5/13 vs. #19 Robert Morris, 3rdSAVES

22 ....................... 10/26/12 vs. Penn State, 3rdGOALS

3 ....................................Four times, most recent.....................................2/23/13 vs. UConn, 2nd


ARMY IN OT UNDER BRIAN RILEY

2004-05 (1-2-3)O8 ...............Ryerson ............................W, 3-2 (OT)O22 ............at Bentley* ....................... T, 3-3 (OT)N20 ............Holy Cross* ....................... T, 3-3 (OT)J28 .............at Quinnipiac* .................. L, 4-5 (OT)F11 .............at Mercyhurst* ................. L, 4-5 (OT)F26 .............American Int’l* ................. T, 3-3 (OT)

2005-06 (2-1-7)N5 ...............at Canisius*...................... T, 2-2 (OT)N12 ............Air Force ...........................W, 4-3 (OT)N18 ............at Bentley* ....................... T, 1-1 (OT)D8 ...............American Int’l* ................. T, 2-2 (OT)J7 ................Mercyhurst* ....................W, 3-2 (OT)J27..............Bentley* ............................ T, 2-2 (OT)J28 .............Bentley* ............................ T, 3-3 (OT)F11 .............at RMC .............................. T, 3-3 (OT)F18 .............Connecticut* .................... T, 3-3 (OT)M11 ............at Bentley^ ......................L, 3-4 (2OT)^AHA Tournament

2006-07 (0-0-5)O14 ............Sacred Heart* .................. T, 2-2 (OT)N21 ............at Sacred Heart* ............... T 3-3 (OT)D6 ...............Holy Cross* ....................... T, 2-2 (OT)J26 .............Connecticut* .................... T, 2-2 (OT)F3 ...............Holy Cross* ....................... T, 3-3 (OT)

2007-08 (0-0-4)N23 ............at RIT* .............................. T, 2-2 (OT)N24 ............at RIT* .............................. T, 1-1 (OT)D30 ............vs. Brown# ........................ T, 1-1 (OT)F9 ...............Holy Cross* ....................... T, 1-1 (OT)

2008-09 (0-1-6)N1 ...............at Sacred Heart* .............. T, 3-3 (OT)D28 ............at #20 Dartmouth! ........... L, 4-5 (OT)J17 ..............Holy Cross* ....................... T, 3-3 (OT)J18 .............Holy Cross* ....................... T, 4-4 (OT)F7 ...............Canisius* .......................... T, 2-2 (OT)F21 .............RIT* ................................... T, 1-1 (OT)F27 .............American Int’l* ................. T, 3-3 (OT)! Dartmouth Tournament, Hanover, N.H.

2009-10 (0-1-7)O24.............Mercyhurst* ..................... T, 3-3 (OT)O30 ............at Colgate .......................... T, 4-4 (OT)J2 ................at #18 Union .................... L, 1-2 (OT)J8 ................at Sacred Heart* .............. T, 3-3 (OT)J16..............at Canisius*...................... T, 4-4 (OT)J30 .............Air Force* .......................... T, 3-3 (OT)F19 .............at Mercyhurst* ................. T, 4-4 (OT)F27 .............AIC* ................................... T, 2-2 (OT)

2010-11 (0-2-4)O17 .............Holy Cross* ....................... L, 4-5 (OT)N20 ............Sacred Heart* .................. T, 4-4 (OT)D30 ............Merrimack ........................ L, 1-2 (OT)J7 ................RIT* ................................... T, 1-1 (OT)J22 .............Robert Morris* ................. T, 2-2 (OT)J29 .............at Bentley* ....................... T, 1-1 (OT)

2011-12 (0-0-7)O22 ............vs. Colgate ........................ T, 2-2 (OT)N5 ...............at RIT* .............................. T, 2-2 (OT)N18 ............at AIC* .............................. T, 3-3 (OT)N19 ............vs. Brown .......................... T, 1-1 (OT)N26 ............at Robert Morris* ............. T, 3-3 (OT)D3 ...............vs. Mercyhurst* ................ T, 3-3 (OT)J20 .............vs. Air Force* .................... T, 3-3 (OT)

2012-13 (1-0-5)O20 ............at Sacred Heart* .............. T, 4-4 (OT)D11 ............at UConn* ......................... T, 2-2 (OT)D30 ............at Canisius*.....................W, 1-0 (OT)J12 .............at Air Force* ..................... T, 3-3 (OT)F1 ...............at Mercyhurst* ................. T, 1-1 (OT)F16 .............vs. Bentley* ...................... T, 2-2 (OT)*Atlantic Hockey Association GamesTOTALS: 57 OT GAMES (4-7-48)

ARMY HOCKEY AT TATE RINKSeason Coach GP W-L-T Pct. AHA Games Pct.1985-86 Jack Riley 19 13-6-0 .6841986-87 Rob Riley 15 6-8-1 .4331987-88 Rob Riley 16 3-11-2 .2501988-89 Rob Riley 18 11-6-1 .6391989-90 Rob Riley 15 6-7-2 .4671990-91 Rob Riley 16 7-8-1 .4691991-92 Rob Riley 19 12-6-1 .6581992-93 Rob Riley 17 12-4-1 .7351993-94 Rob Riley 18 11-7-0 .6111994-95 Rob Riley 22 15-6-1 .7041995-96 Rob Riley 21 18-2-1 .8811996-97 Rob Riley 20 14-5-1 .7251997-98 Rob Riley 19 12-7-0 .6311998-99 Rob Riley 22 13-7-2 .6361999-00 Rob Riley 20 9-10-1 .4752000-01 Rob Riley 17 10-6-1 .6182001-02 Rob Riley 17 8-5-4 .5882002-03 Rob Riley 16 11-5-0 .6882003-04 Rob Riley 19 8-10-1 .447 3-5-1 .3892004-05 Brian Riley 18 10-6-2 .611 5-5-2 .5002005-06 Brian Riley 17 8-5-4 .588 6-4-4 .5712006-07 Brian Riley 17 11-2-4 .765 8-2-4 .7142007-08 Brian Riley 19 14-4-1 .763 11-2-1 .8212008-09 Brian Riley 15 6-4-5 .567 6-3-5 .7082009-10 Brian Riley 14 7-4-3 .607 7-4-3 .6072010-11 Brian Riley 17 6-8-3 .441 6-5-3 .5352011-12 Brian Riley 15 0-12-3 .100 0-11-2 .0762012-13 Brian Riley 14 4-10-1 .300 4-9-1 .321TOTALS 28 seasons 492 265-181-47 .586 56-50-26 .527 Head Coach Records:Jack Riley (13-6-0, .684, one season)Rob Riley ( 186-120-21, .601, 18 seasons)Brian Riley (66-55-26, .563, nine seasons)

The Russian Junior All-Stars played six games dur-ing their trip to North America. In addition to Army, they also played Yale and Brown and traveled to Canada for a pair of games. They began their trip with a game op-posite the Boston Junior Bruins. The Russian Junior All-Stars are comprised from a 32-team development league for the professional and highly regarded Kontinental Hockey League with teams from Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Latvia and Slovakia.

MID-SEASON ACCOLADES The USCHO released its mid-season all-stars and Army had a pair of mentions. Senior Andy Starczewski was one of three forwards, along with Brett Gensler of Bentley and Giancarlo Iuorio and Brian Riley was the mid-season Coach of the Year. Starczewski was lauded for leading the team of-fensively, while Riley gained recognition for having the team near the top of the league standings despite such a young roster. Steve Weinstein of Bentley and Chris Aracino of RIT were the defensemen, while Matt Blomquist of Bentley was the Rookie of the Year and Carsen Chubak of Ni-agara the MVP.

TV TIME Army appeared on national television for the third time this season and tied Air Force, 3-3, in overtime, on Jan. 12. Ben Holden, Dave Starman and Shireen Saski called the game on CBS Sports Network. Army’s season-opening game with Nebraska-Omaha was shown live to a national audience on NBC Sports Network. Dave Strader provided play-by-play with Pierre McGuire handling color commentary from between the benches.

ARMY AMONG NATIONAL LEADERS

INDIVIDUALS

POWER PLAY GOALS

1. Greg Carey, St. Lawrence ........................... 12

T65. Mac Lalor, Army ......................................... 4

T65. Thane Heller, Army .................................... 4

BLOCKED SHOTS

1. Sean Escobedo, Boston ..............................87

9. Cheyne Rocha, Army ................................... 68

TEAM

SCORING OFFENSE

1. Minnesota ................................................3.59

54. Army ........................................................ 2.19

SCORING DEFENSE

1. Quinnipiac ................................................1.59

56. Army ........................................................3.53

SHOTS ON GOAL PER GAME

1. Penn State .............................................. 37.85

T30. Army ....................................................31.00

BLOCKED SHOTS PER GAME

1. Harvard ....................................................17.07

34. Army ......................................................10.78


CBS Sports Network also carried Army’s dominating 5-0 victory over #19 Robert Morris on Jan. 4. Holden and Saski were joined by Jim Paradise for the call of that victory. This marks the 10th consecutive season Army has played a game on national television. Army shows a 1-1-1 record on national television this season.

HONORS FOR LALOR Army sophomore defenseman Mac Lalor was named the Atlantic Hockey Association Player of the Week on Dec. 17. Lalor scored twice in Army’s 4-2 loss to Mer-rimack on Dec. 11. Lalor was moved to forward for the first time in his Army career for the non-conference matchup at Mer-rimack. Instead of his usual right defenseman spot, he played right wing. Lalor was at his usual spot at the point on the power play where he scored two goals less than a minute apart to help Army rebound from a 2-0 deficit. It was the first Player of the Week honor for Lalor and the fifth time this season an Army player was hon-ored by the league.

TK The Army Athletic Association honored former hock-ey player, Officer Representative and athletic depart-ment supporter Major Tom Kennedy during the Dec. 1 hockey game vs. American International at Tate Rink. Kennedy, a 2000 U.S. Military Academy graduate, was killed in action in Afghanistan in August of last year. Army wore its black sweaters for the game with “Kennedy” across the back with an American flag. A letterman on the hockey team, Kennedy returned to West Point and served as a Tactical Officer where he impacted the lives of thousands of cadets. In addition to his work with all of the cadets, Kennedy was an Of-ficer Representative with the hockey program and was elected president of the Army Hockey Parents Associa-tion. He was deployed out of Fort Carson, Colo., follow-ing his term at West Point. The Army hockey team is wearing “TK” stickers on its helmets and there are two spots on the ice with his initials and an American flag. All fans at the game re-ceived similar stickers. Prior to the game, Army hockey head coach Brian Riley, who recruited Kennedy when he was an assistant coach, addressed the crowd from the ice and spoke about Kennedy’s impact and selflessness while Kenne-

dy’s family, including his wife, Kami, twin children Brody and Maggie, parents George and Patricia and brothers, John and George were on the ice. Army captain Cheyne Rocha and alternate captain Andy Starczewski presented #14 Kennedy jerseys to his twins and his wife participated in a ceremonial fa-ceoff. Following the emotional, hard-fought 4-3 victory, both teams stood at attention for the West Point alma mater. A pair of Army gloves and helmet were left on one blue line, Army was at center ice and AIC stood on the far blue line. A sold-out crowd of 2,648 was on hand.

STONE WALL Army senior alternate captain Ryan Leets enjoyed a stellar run in November and December to help Army remain near the top of the standings. From Nov. 16 until Dec. 1, he was 3-0-1 with a 1.93 goals against average and .928 save percentage. Leets yielded just seven goals over that span and was in net as Army beat Sa-cred Heart (3-2), Bentley (3-2) and AIC (3-2) and tied Connecticut (2-2). Leets held Bentley to just a pair of goals, two below their average which, at the time, led the country.

LAKER DAD Things may be a little different next season for Army hockey coach Brian Riley when the Black Knights play Mercyhurst. His oldest son, Jack, has committed to play for the Lakers and will join the team next season. He currently plays for the New Jersey Hitmen.

CLARK’S CORNER Army senior defenseman John Clark is authoring a blog this season at www.goARMYsports.com. Clark will provide periodic updates throughout the season, pro-viding fans an inside look into the Black Knights. Clark scored his first career goal on Feb. 23, in his 125th career contest.

BRIAN RILEY SIGNATURE WINSSince 2004-05 when he took over as head coach, Brian Riley has led the Black Knights to some key wins. Among them:Date ........... Opponent............................Result ......................................................................Notes10/30/04 ...at Colgate ............................W, 3-2 ....................................................fi rst collegiate win11/11/05 ...AIR FORCE ...........................W, 3-0 ...................................fi rst win against the Falcons11/1/2005 .AIR FORCE ...........................W, 4-3 (OT) ............................................... fi rst sweep of AF1/6/05........MERCYHURST ......................W, 5-0 ....................................fi rst win against Mercyhurst1/7/05........MERCYHURST ......................W, 3-2 (OT) .................................fi rst sweep of Mercyhurst12/29/06 ...RIT ........................................W, 2-1 ......................................win in fi rst game vs. Tigers3/10/07......BENTLEY ..............................W, 6-2 .................................................fi rst AHA playoff win1/25/08 .....AIR FORCE ...........................W, 2-1 ............................................ beat AF on national TV1/27/08 .....AIR FORCE ...........................W, 2-1 ..........................................swept AF on national TV1/3/09........vs. #2 Miami ........................W, 3-2 ..................................upset at Ohio Hockey Classic10/31/09 ...at RPI ...................................W, 2-1 ................. comeback win, fi rst vs. ECAC since ‘041/29/10 .....AIR FORCE ...........................W, 4-2 ..............................knocks Falcons from fi rst-place1/30/10 .....AIR FORCE ...........................T, 3-3 (OT) ................................comeback from 2-0 defi cit11/5/10 .....at UMass..............................W, 5-2 .......... third straight year with non-conference win11/27/10 ...vs. Niagara...........................W, 4-1 .........Army’s fi rst win vs. Niagara, follows 4-1 loss1/15/11 .....at Air Force ..........................W, 5-4 .......1st per. 3-0 lead, end 8-game winless streak1/21/11 .....vs. Robert Morris .................W, 3-1 ................................fi rst meeting between schools12/31/11 ...vs. Rensselaer .....................W, 3-2 ...........4th straight season w/non-conference win10/27/12 ...at Holy Cross .......................W, 7-2 ................................................100th career victory12/1/12 .....vs. AIC ..................................W, 3-2 .......................................Major Tom Kennedy Night12/30/12 ...at Canisius ...........................W, 1-0 (OT) ............................fi rst OT road win since 20021/4/13 ........vs. #19 Robert Morris .........W, 5-0 ....................First win vs. ranked team since 2009

BRANCHES AND POSTSArmy’s senior class chose their military branches in November and their posts in January. The senior members of the team will be serving the U.S. Army in the following branches and military posts:Player ................................................... Branch ..................................................... Post#4 Cody Ikkala........................................Engineers .....................................Fort Riley, Kansas#5 John Clark .....................................Signal Corps ............................Fort Lewis, Washington#13 Jon Bobb ............................................ Finance .......................................Fort Hood, Texas#21 Andy Starczewski .......................Field Artillery ................................ Fort Drum, New York#25 Cheyne Rocha ................................Engineers .............................. Fort Carson, Colorado#30 Ryan Leets ......................................Engineers .............................. Fort Carson, Colorado#35 Matt Walsh .........................................Infantry ...................... Schofi eld Barracks, HawaiiManager Tony Kratz ...............Military Intelligence ...............................Wiesbaden, Germany

ARMY AMONG AHA LEADERS

INDIVIDUALSSCORING

1. Brett Gensler, Bentley ...................... 16-24-40T28. Andy Starczewski, Army ............... 10-15-25

GOALS

1. Kyle De Laurell, Air Force ........................... 18T29. Andy Starczewski, Army .......................... 10T39. Thane Heller, Army ....................................9

ASSISTS

1. 2 tied at 24 ...................................................24T28. Andy Starczewski, Army .......................... 15

POWER PLAY GOALS

1. Chris Bodo, Mercyhurst .............................. 10T17. Mac Lalor, Army ..........................................4T17. Thane Heller, Army .....................................4

SHORT-HANDED GOALS

1. 3 tied...............................................................3T8. Brian Schultz, Army ......................................1T8. R.J. Burns, Army ...........................................1

GAME-WINNING GOALS

1. Sean Ambrosie, Connecticut .........................6T16. Maurice Alvarez, Army ...............................2T16. Joe Kozlak, Army ........................................2

DEFENSEMAN SCORING

1. Chris Saracino, RIT ............................ 9-20-29T7. Mac Lalor, Army .................................6-11-17T26. Jonathan Gehrt, Army .........................3-6-9

FRESHMEN SCORING

1. Andrew Gladiuk, Bentley ................. 12-16-28T6. Joe Kozlak, Army ...............................6-10-16T8. Thane Heller, Army ..............................9-6-15T17. Willie Faust, Army ..............................4-7-11T17. Shane Hearn, Army ...........................4-7-11T23. Jonathan Gehrt, Army .........................3-6-9

TEAMSCORING OFFENSE

1. Air Force ....................................................3.2612. Army ........................................................ 2.19

SCORING DEFENSE

1. Air Force ....................................................2.4011. Army ........................................................3.53

POWER PLAY

1. RIT ............................................................. 24.212. Army ........................................................ 11.9

PENALTY KILL

1. Canisius ....................................................90.011. Army ........................................................75.6


TURKEY DAY TRAVEL For the first time in the nine-year tenure of Army hockey coach Brian Riley, the Black Knights did not play over Thanksgiving. With a roster that features 13 freshmen, Riley opted for the players to return home for the first time since summer training began for most of the players. The team enjoyed three days off before returning to practice on Sunday, Nov. 25.

ARMY vs. MERCYHURST in 2012-13 (2/1/13) ERIE, PA. – ERIE, Pa. – Rob Tadazak made 40 saves and Zak Zaremba scored a second-period goal as Army skated to a 1-1 overtime tie with Mercyhurst, Friday night in an Atlantic Hockey Association contest at the Mercyhurst Ice Center. Army trailed 1-0 in the second period, netted the ty-ing goal and earned a point with the time, its fourth of the season. Maurice Alvarez and Shane Hearn picked up assists for Army which moved to 7-12-4 overall and 7-7-4 in league games. Mercyhurst, coming off a 5-2 win over Canisius on Tuesday, is now 12-10-2 overall and 10-6-1 in league games. Tadazak was credited with 12 stops in the first pe-riod, 11 in the second, 12 in the third and five in the five-minute sudden victory overtime session as Army posted its fourth tie of the season. The Black Knights have struggled in Erie, Pa., but earned a key point against the third-place Lakers while moving to 1-18-2 all-time at the Mercyhurst Ice Center. Mercyhurst goalie Max Strang, the AHA Goalie of the Month in January, made 28 stops.

(2/2/13) ERIE, Pa. – Ryan Misiak scored a natural hat trick in the second period to lead Mercyhurst to an 8-1 victory over Army, Saturday in an Atlantic Hockey As-sociation game at the Mercyhurst Ice Center. The Lakers entered the game tied for third in the conference and improved to 13-10-2 overall and 8-7-4 in league games. Brian Schultz scored a short-handed goal for Army which fell to 7-13-4 overall and 7-8-4 in AHA contests. Max Strang, the AHA Goalie of the Month for January, made 14 saves to earn the win. Rob Tadazak made 20 saves for Army before giving way to Ryan Leets who was credited with 17 stops.

WINNING WITH YOUTH Army is the third youngest team in Division I, ac-cording to research by College Hockey Inc. Army has 13 freshmen on its roster at the start of the season, just one less than Penn State and Provi-dence which have 14. Miami and Michigan State each have 12 freshmen on their rosters.

100 FOR COACH RILEY Army head coach Brian Riley posted his 100th ca-reer victory in a 7-2 win at Holy Cross in Worcester, Mass., on Oct. 27.

SCORING -- THE LAST TIMEPlayer Scored A Goal (Games Played) Had An Assist (Games Played)#1 Tadazak n/a (31) 11/5/11 at RIT (28)#2 McNulty n/a (14) n/a (14)#3 Pomarico 2/23/13 vs. UConn (3) 2/22/13 vs. UConn (4)#4 Ikkala 2/13/10 vs. RIT (62) 1/21/12 vs. Air Force (20)#5 Clark 2/23/13 vs. UConn (3) 3/1/13 vs. Holy Cross (1)#7 O’Leary 1/18/13 vs. RIT (9) 2/23/13 vs. UConn (1)#8 Vogel n/a (5) n/a (5)#10 Zaremba 2/15/13 at Bentley (6) 1/4/13 vs. #19 Robert Morris (15)#11 Schultz 2/22/13 vs. UConn (4) 2/22/13 vs. UConn (4)#13 Bobb 3/1/13 vs. Holy Cross (1) 3/1/13 vs. Holy Cross (1)#14 Kozlak 2/15/13 at Bentley (6) 3/1/13 vs. Holy Cross (1)#15 Burns 11/29/12 at Bentley (9) 1/12/13 vs. Air Force#16 St. Denis n/a (3) n/a (3)#17 Santee 2/5/11 vs. UConn (7) 3/5/11 vs. AIC#18 Lalor 2/26/13 at AIC (2) 2/22/13 vs. UConn (4)#19 Richards 1/19/13 vs. RIT (10) 3/1/13 vs. Holy Cross (1)#20 Gehrt 1/4/13 vs. #19 Robert Morris (15) 2/15/13 at Bentley (6)#21 Starczewski 3/1/13 vs. Holy Cross (1) 2/23/13 vs. UConn (3)#22 Heller 2/15/13 at Bentley (6) 2/23/13 vs. UConn (3)#23 Jenkins 10/13/12 vs. #20 Maine (29) 2/23/13 vs. UConn (3)#24 Alvarez 2/23/13 vs. UConn (3) 3/1/13 vs. Holy Cross (1)#25 Rocha 1/5/13 vs. #19 Robert Morris (14) 1/19/13 vs. RIT (10)#26 Hearn 1/11/13 at Air Force (13) 2/26/13 at AIC (2)#27 Faust 2/22/13 vs. UConn (4) 2/22/13 vs. UConn (4)#28 Roberts n/a (28) 1/18/13 vs. RIT (9)#30 Leets n/a (58) 1/29/11 at Bentley (43)

Player Recorded A Shutout (Saves) Last Win (Saves)#30 Leets n/a 12/1/12 vs. AIC (31)#35 Tadazak 1/4/13 vs. #19 Robert Morris (22) 1/4/13 vs. #19 Robert Morris (22)

2012-13 AWARDSATLANTIC HOCKEY ASSOCIATIONPlayer of the Month.........................Andy Starczewski, OctoberRookie of the Month....................................Joe Kozlak, OctoberPlayer of the Week................................. Mac Lalor, 12/17/12.................... Andy Starczewski, 10/22/12Rookie of the Week..............................Willie Faust, 10/22/12...................................Willie Faust, 1/6/13Army Athletic Association Athleteof the Week................................ Rob Tadazak, 1/6/13.................... Andy Starczewski, 10/22/12

Army HockeyAtlantic Hockey Association Tournament

Date Opponent Result Round Head Coach2003-043/12 AIC L, 3-4 First Rob Riley2004-053/9 AIC W, 5-3 First Brian Riley3/12 at Quinnipiac L, 0-2 Second Brian Riley 2005-063/1 at Bentley L, 3-4 (2 OT) First Brian Riley2006-073/10 Bentley W, 6-2 Quarterfi nals Brian Riley3/16 vs. Connecticut W, 3-1 Semifi nals Brian Riley3/17 vs. Air Force L, 1-6 Finals Brian Riley2007-083/7 AIC W, 4-0 First Brian Riley3/8 AIC W, 5-2 First Brian Riley3/15 vs. Mercyhurst L, 2-4 Semifi nals Brian Riley2008-093/13 at Mercyhurst L, 2-6 Quarterfi nals Brian Riley3/14 at Meryhurst L, 0-5 Quarterfi nals Brian Riley2009-103/12 at Air Force L, 0-3 Quarterfi nals Brian Riley3/13 at Air Force L, 2-4 Quarterfi nals Brian Riley2010-113/5 AIC L, 3-6 First Round Brian Riley2011-123/2 at Holy Cross L, 2-3 First Round Brian Riley3/3 at Holy Cross L, 2-5 First Round Brian Riley

Army is 5-12 in AHA Tournament games.Brian Riley has a 5-11 playoff record.


Riley, now in his ninth season as head coach, is the third member of his family to eclipse the century mark for career victories. Brian’s father, Jack, won 542 games in his 36 sea-sons as head coach while brother Rob posted 257 vic-tories during his 18 seasons.

WEEKEND SWEEP For the first time since 2011, Army swept a pair of weekend games. Following up a 3-2 road win at Bentley o NOv. 29, Army beat AIC two days later by the same score, the first time Army won both weekend contests since Feb. 18-19, 2011.

SKATE WITH US The popular “Skate With The Black Knights,” re-turned for the third consecutive season in 2012-13. All of the Army players joined fans for a 20-minute skating session following selected games during the season, allowing fans plenty of photograph and au-tograph opportunities as well as the chance to get to know their favorite players.

ABOUT THE BLACK KNIGHTS Army is 7-20-5 overall and finished the regular sea-son with a 7-15-5 league mark. The Black Knights are averaging 2.2 goals per game and allowing 3.5. They have scored 16 power play goals in 137 chances while allowing 31 scores in 127 oppo-nent opportunities. Andy Starczewski leads the team in goals (10), as-sists (15) and points (25). Mac Lalor has 11 assists and six goals, while Joe Kozlak has six goals and 10 assists. Thane Heller (nine goals, six assists) Josh Richards (five goals, 10 assists) each have 15 points. Zak Zarem-ba (seven goals, four assists), Willie Faust (four goals, seven assists) and Shane Hearn (four goals, seven as-sists) are also in double-digit scoring. Rob Tadazak is 3-11-4 in goal with a 3.02 goals against average and .907 save percentage. Ryan Leets is 4-9-1 with a 3.80 goals against average and .894 save percentage.

ABOUT THE LAKERS Mercyhurst was in the running for a first-round bye but skated to consecutive ties with Robert Morris and fell to the sixth seed at 14-15-5 The Lakers are averaging 3.2 goals per game and al-lowing 2.8. They have scored 29 goals in 139 chances while allowing 25 goals in 115 opportunities. Matthew Zay leads the team in scoring with 36 points, including a team-best 24 assists. Ryan Mi-siak and Chris Bodo each have 16 points, while Daniel O’Donoghue has 29 assists. A total of 11 players have double-digit points. Max Strang has played the bulk of games in goal with an 11-9-3 record that includes a 2.53 goals against average and .922 save percentage. Jordan Tibbett has played in 13 games with a 3-6-1 record while Jimmy Sar-jeant has competed in three contests.

ON-ICE RECOGNITION Seniors Ryan Leets and Cheyne Rocha were honored on the ice prior to the Penn State game on Oct. 26 for their excellence in the classroom last season. Both Leets and Rocha posted a 4.0 grade-point aver-age and were tabbed as Student Athletes of the Year by the Atlantic Hockey Association. League commissioner Bob DeGregorio, head Officer Representative Col. Ed Naessens, Army hockey head coach Brian Riley and Executive Athletic Director Bob Beretta were on hand to present the awards. Leets, from Kentwood, Mich., earned a 4.04 grade-point average as a Civil Engineering major. Rocha, an Engineering Management major from Rye, N.H., regis-tered a 4.17 GPA. Leets and Rocha were among the 18 Army hockey players named to the Atlantic Hockey All-Academic Team last season.

ICE BREAKER OPEN Army began its season at the Ice Breaker Tourna-ment in Kansas City, Mo. The Black Knights fell to Nebraska-Omaha 5-1 and #20 Maine overcame a pair of deficits in a 4-3 win in the

consolation game. Notre Dame beat Nebraska-Omaha, 3-2, to win the title.

MONTHLY HONORS Army senior Andy Starczewski and freshman Joe Ko-zlak picked up a pair of awards as the Atlantic Hockey Association announced its monthly award winners. Starczewski was named the Player of the Month and Kozlak the Rookie of the Month as October com-petitions concluded. Carsen Chubak of Niagara was the Goaltender of the Month. Starczewski totaled four goals and six assists in his first six games of the season. He scored a hat trick against Sacred Heart and handed out three assists at Holy Cross to help Army to a 2-3-1 overall record and 2-0-1 conference mark. Kozlak collected six points in the first six games of the season and earned his first league citation as the Rookie of the Month. He has six goals and 10 assists on the year, including the game-winning goal in the road victory at Holy Cross.

LEADER ATHLETES For the second consecutive year, the Army men’s hockey team earned the Leader-Athlete Award from West Point for having the highest cadet performance score among the male NCAA-sponsored sports. Cadet performance scores include academic, mili-tary and physical development. The Army Athletic As-sociation annually distributes an award to the teams who achieve the highest score. The cross country team paced the females. Senior goalie and alternate captain Ryan Leets led the hockey squad and was named a Leader-Athlete.

SCHOLARS Ryan Leets and Cheyne Rocha were among the 18 hockey players honored as the Atlantic Hockey Asso-ciation distributed its academic awards this summer.

Leets, a goalie and Rocha, a defenseman, were tabbed as Student-Athletes of the Year by posting at least a 4.0 grade-point average. Leets became the first player in league history to be named a Student-Athlete of the Year three times. Leets and Rocha were among the 14 student-ath-letes with a GPA of 4.0 or higher and the two were in-cluded in the 179 league players who posted at least a 3.0 in both semesters of competition and a GPA of 3.0 during the 2011-12 season. Joining Leets and Rocha on the All-Academic Team were Marcel Alvarez, Jack Barnes, Jon Bobb, John Clark, Danny Colvin, Mark Dube, Mike Hull, Cody Ikkala, Bret Larson, Kyle Maggard, Alex McRae, Josh Richards, Pat Ryan, Brian Schultz, Bryant Skarda and Matt Walsh. Leets, from Kentwood, Mich., showed a 4.04 GPA as Civil Engineering major during his junior season. Rocha, an Engineering Management major from Rye, N.H., reg-istered a 4.17 GPA during his junior season.

CLASS OF 2016 Getting accepted to West Point is a challenge in it-self. A look at the Class of 2016 shows that 15,170 can-didates applied, 4,284 were nominated, 2,554 qualified and 1,193 were admitted. Of those admitted, 72% were in the top-five of their high school class, eight percent were valedictorians, 90% played varsity sports, 57% served as team captain and 18% were either class or student body presidents.

@COACH_BRILEY Army head coach Brian Riley is now on Twitter. You can follow his tweets @Coach_BRiley.

NUMBER CHANGES Two Army players have changed numbers. Sopho-more Maurice Alvarez is now wearing 24 after donning 16 as a freshman. Sophomore forward Josh Richards has opted for 19 after wearing 3 his first season.

SCORING -- BY CLASS GP G A P PPG SH GWG SENIORS#4 Cody Ikkala 9 0 0 0 0 0 0#5 John Clark 32 1 5 6 0 0 0#13 Jon Bobb 14 1 2 3 0 0 0#21 Andy Starczewski 32 10 15 25 2 0 1#25 Cheyne Rocha 30 1 3 4 0 0 0TOTALS 117 13 25 38 2 0 1

JUNIORS GP G A P PPG SH GWG#11 Brian Schultz 31 4 3 7 0 1 0#17 Mike Santee injuredTOTALS 31 4 3 7 0 1 0

SOPHOMORES GP G A P PPG SH GWG#10 Zak Zaremba 32 7 4 11 2 0 0#18 Mac Lalor 31 6 11 17 4 0 0#19 Josh Richards 32 5 10 15 1 0 0#24 Maurice Alvarez 30 3 6 9 0 0 2TOTALS 125 21 31 52 7 0 2

FRESHMEN GP G A P PPG SH GWG#2 James McNulty 14 0 0 0 0 0 0#3 Christian Pomarico 29 2 1 3 0 0 0#7 Andrew O’Leary 21 2 1 3 0 0 0#8 Kyle Vogel 5 0 0 0 0 0 0#14 Joe Kozlak 32 6 10 16 1 0 2#15 R.J. Burns 20 1 6 7 0 1 1#16 Michael St. Denis 3 0 0 0 0 0 0#20 Jonathan Gehrt 31 3 6 9 0 0 0#22 Thane Heller 32 9 6 15 4 0 0#23 Luke Jenkins 31 1 3 4 0 0 0#26 Shane Hearn 32 4 7 11 0 0 1#27 Willie Faust 25 4 7 11 1 0 0#28 Josh Roberts 28 0 3 3 0 0 0TOTALS 303 32 50 82 6 1 4


ARMY VS. MERCYHURST SERIESMercyhurst leads 27-9-4at West Point, Army 8-7-2at Erie, Pa., Mercyhurst 19-1-2at neutral site, Mercyhurst 1-0-0in AHA games, Mercyhurst 18-7-4

12/9/2000 West Point, N.Y. L, 1-2 (MAAC)1/5/2001 West Point, N.Y. L, 1-8 (MAAC)2/24/2001 Erie, Pa. L, 1-3 (MAAC)11/9/2001 Erie, Pa. L, 2-3 (OT) (MAAC)11/10/2001 Erie, Pa. L, 2-5 (MAAC)3/1/2002 West Point, N.Y. W, 3-2 (MAAC)3/9/2002 Erie, Pa. L, 1-2 (MAAC Tournament)11/15/2002 Erie, Pa. L, 3-5 (MAAC)2/22/2003 West Point, N.Y. W, 6-3 (MAAC)11/7/2003 Erie, Pa. L, 2-7 (AHA)2/13/2004 West Point, N.Y. L, 2-5 (AHA)2/14/2004 West Point, N.Y. L, 3-6 (AHA)11/5/2004 West Point, N.Y. L, 0-2 (AHA)2/11/2005 Erie, Pa. L, 4-5 (OT) (AHA)2/12/2005 Erie, Pa. L, 0-4 (AHA)1/6/2006 West Point, N.Y. W, 5-0 (AHA)1/7/2006 West Point, N.Y. W, 3-2 (OT) (AHA)2/24/2006 Erie, Pa. L, 2-6 (AHA)2/25/2006 Erie, Pa. W, 3-2 (AHA)1/12/2007 West Point, N.Y. W, 6-3 (AHA)1/13/2007 West Point, N.Y. W, 2-1 (AHA)1/11/2008 Erie, Pa. L, 0-3 (AHA)1/12/2008 Erie, Pa. L, 2-4 (AHA)3/15/2008 Rochester, N.Y. L, 2-4(AH Tournament Semifi nals)11/21/2008 Erie, Pa. L, 2-6 (AHA)11/22/2008 Erie, Pa. L, 3-6 (AHA)1/9/2009 West Point, N.Y. W, 2-1 (AHA)1/10/2009 West Point, N.Y. W, 4-3 (AHA)3/13/2009 Erie, Pa. L, 2-6(AH Tournament Quarterifi nal series)

3/14/2009 Erie, Pa. L, 0-5(AH Tournament Quarterifi nal series)10/24/2009 West Point, N.Y. T, 3-3 (OT) (AHA)10/25/2009 West Point, N.Y. L, 1-6 (AHA)2/19/2010 Erie, Pa. T, 4-4 (OT (AHA)2/20/2010 Erie, Pa. L, 2-4 (AHA)11/12/2010 Erie, Pa. L, 0-4 (AHA)11/13/2010 Erie, Pa. L, 1-4 (AHA)12/2/11 West Point, N.Y. L, 1-3 (AHA)12/3/11 West Point, N.Y. T, 3-3 (OT) (AHA)2/1/2013 Erie, Pa. T, 1-1 (OT (AHA)2/2/2013 Erie, Pa. L, 1-8 (AHA)

At Erie, Pa., Mercyhurst leads 19-1-22/24/2001 Erie, Pa. L, 1-3 (MAAC)11/9/2001 Erie, Pa. L, 2-3 (OT) (MAAC)11/10/2001 Erie, Pa. L, 2-5 (MAAC)3/9/2002 Erie, Pa. L, 1-2 (MAAC Tournament)11/15/2002 Erie, Pa. L, 3-5 (MAAC)11/7/2003 Erie, Pa. L, 2-7 (AHA)2/11/2005 Erie, Pa. L, 4-5 (OT) (AHA)2/12/2005 Erie, Pa. L, 0-4 (AHA)2/24/2006 Erie, Pa. L, 2-6 (AHA)2/25/2006 Erie, Pa. W, 3-2 (AHA)1/11/2008 Erie, Pa. L, 0-3 (AHA)1/12/2008 Erie, Pa. L, 2-4 (AHA)11/21/2008 Erie, Pa. L, 2-6 (AHA)11/22/2008 Erie, Pa. L, 3-6 (AHA)3/13/09 Erie, Pa. L, 2-6(AH Tournament Quarterifi nal series)3/14/09 Erie, Pa. L, 0-5(AH Tournament Quarterifi nal series)2/19/2010 Erie, Pa. T, 4-4 (OT (AHA)2/20/2010 Erie, Pa. L, 2-4 (AHA)11/12/2010 Erie, Pa. L, 0-4 (AHA)11/13/2010 Erie, Pa. L, 1-4 (AHA)2/1/2013 Erie, Pa. T, 1-1 (OT (AHA)2/2/2013 Erie, Pa. L, 1-8 (AHA)

AHA Games, Mercyhurst leads 19-7-4Atlantic Hockey Playoff Games, MH 3-0-011/7/2003 Erie, Pa. L, 2-7 (AHA)2/13/2004 West Point, N.Y. L, 2-5 (AHA)2/14/2004 West Point, N.Y. L, 3-6 (AHA)11/5/2004 West Point, N.Y. L, 0-2 (AHA)2/11/2005 Erie, Pa. L, 4-5 (OT) (AHA)2/12/2005 Erie, Pa. L, 0-4 (AHA)1/6/2006 West Point, N.Y. W, 5-0 (AHA)1/7/2006 West Point, N.Y. W, 3-2 (OT) (AHA)2/24/2006 Erie, Pa. L, 2-6 (AHA)2/25/2006 Erie, Pa. W, 3-2 (AHA)1/12/2007 West Point, N.Y. W, 6-3 (AHA)1/13/2007 West Point, N.Y. W, 2-1 (AHA)1/11/2008 Erie, Pa. L, 0-3 (AHA)1/12/2008 Erie, Pa. L, 2-4 (AHA)3/15/2008 Rochester, N.Y. L, 2-4(AH Tournament Semifi nals)11/21/2008 Erie, Pa. L, 2-6 (AHA)11/22/2008 Erie, Pa. L, 3-6 (AHA)1/9/2009 West Point, N.Y. W, 2-1 (AHA)1/10/2009 West Point, N.Y. W, 4-3 (AHA)3/13/09 Erie, Pa. L, 2-6(AH Tournament Quarterifi nal series)3/14/09 Erie, Pa. L, 0-5(AH Tournament Quarterifi nal series)10/24/09 West Point, N.Y. T, 3-3 (OT)10/25/09 West Point, N.Y. L, 1-62/19/2010 Erie, Pa. T, 4-4 (OT (AHA)2/20/2010 Erie, Pa. L, 2-4 (AHA)11/12/2010 Erie, Pa. L, 0-4 (AHA)11/13/2010 Erie, Pa. L, 1-4 (AHA)12/2/11 West Point, N.Y. L, 1-3 (AHA)12/3/11 West Point, N.Y. T, 3-3 (OT) (AHA)2/1/2013 Erie, Pa. T, 1-1 (OT (AHA)2/2/2013 Erie, Pa. L, 1-8 (AHA)

LEAGUE HONORS Senior Andy Starczewski and freshman Willie Faust collected a pair of Atlantic Hockey Association honors for their performances Oct. 19-20. Army beat Sacred Heart 5-2 and tied the Pioneers in overtime the next night, 4-4. Starczewski registered his second career hat trick and totaled five points in a weekend series with Sacred Heart and earned AHA Travel Team USA Player of the Week accolades. Faust netted a goal and two assists and picked up AHA Travel Team USA Rookie of the Week honors.

THE CAPTAINS Senior defenseman Cheyne Rocha will serve as the Black Knights’ captain during the 2012-13 season. Seniors Ryan Leets and Andy Starczewski and junior Brian Schultz will all handle alternate captain duties.

NEIGHBORHOOD KNIGHTS Seeking to give back to the community, the Army hockey team has formed “Neighborhood Knights,” to volunteer their time. The group has been actively involved in the local community and plans to utilize its time in a number of projects that benefit the environment and recreation areas. “I am very proud of our players,” said Army hockey head coach Brian Riley. “The players decided that they wanted to be more involved and have done all of this work on their own. Being a West Point cadet or a Di-vision I hockey player is hard enough on its own, yet these guys are finding time to make a difference in their community and that says a lot about their charac-ter.” The Neighborhood Knights began their service at Brooks Park in Fort Montgomery, N.Y., where several team members raked leaves and helped clean up the area. Picking up trash in the park and neighboring stream and trails and preparing the park for spring and

summer use was the focus of the day. In addition to work at Brooks Park, the team is also actively involved in the Special Olympics.The Neighborhood Knights were also involved in 9/11 tributes and are planning to Adopt-A-Highway in the near future, cleaning a 1.3 mile strip in Fort Montgom-ery, N.Y., as part of a two-year agreement. Currently, members are working with local youth hockey teams with several projects in the works.

ABBOTSFORD HEAT Former Army hockey standout Zach McKelvie is now with the Calgary Flames affiliate Abbotsford Heat. After two seasons with the Boston Bruins, McKelvie signed with Abbotsford in the offseason and will wear No. 4. A 2009 graduate of the U.S. Military Academy, McK-elvie served in the Army for two years before joining the Bruins organization. He was stationed in Fort Benning, Ga., as an infantry officer and will serve eight years of reserve time. McKelvie, listed as a 6-foot-2, 200-pound defense-man, played in 39 games last season with the Provi-dence Bruins with a goal and an assist and 46 penalty minutes. This season, McKelvie has appeared in 40 games for the AHL squad with one assist.

FROZEN IN PITTSBURGH The Frozen Four will be held in Pittsburgh, Pa., this season at the CONSOL Energy Center, April 11 and 13.

FIRST FAMILY OF HOCKEY It’s tough to argue with those who call the Riley’s the “first family of hockey.” From Jack Riley winning an Olympic gold medal to his five children all playing Divi-sion I hockey, the evidence is on the ice. Jack Riley coached at Army from 1951-1986, win-ning 542 games in the process. He was also selected to coach the 1960 U.S. Olympic men’s hockey team and led the squad to its first gold medal in the sport.

Jack’s five children all served as captains at their re-spective schools. Rob and Mark both played at Boston College while Jay was a star at Harvard. Brian gradu-ated from Brown University while Mary Beth, the lone female, was a captain at St. Lawrence University. Rob took over the Army head coaching position from his father in 1986 and then turned the program over to Brian in 2004.

WATCH IT ONLINE America One will again provide video and audio where available of every Atlantic Hockey Association game. Previously the B2 Network, America One is the of-ficial multi-media provider of the AHA and carries all games home and away. Subscriptions can be purchased monthly or annually. To access games, visit b2tv.com.

TWEETING The official Army Athletic Association twitter page can be found at @ArmyAthletics. Score updates, links to game notes and feature stories and breaking news are all tweeted.

LAST TIME OUT3/2/13 WORCESTER, Mass. – Holy Cross, already as-sured of a bye in the upcoming Atlantic Hockey Asso-ciation playoffs, scored once in the second and once in the final period to beat Army, 2-0, Saturday night in the final regular season game for both teams.


ATLANTIC HOCKEY ASSOCIATION STANDINGS Conference Overall GP Points Record Win% GF GA GP Record Win% GF GANiagara 27 42 20-5-2 0.778 92 60 34 21-8-5 0.691 107 85 Air Force 27 35 15-7-5 0.648 92 56 35 17-11-7 0.586 114 84 Holy Cross 27 33 15-9-3 0.611 83 79 34 19-12-3 0.603 106 100 Connecticut 27 31 14-10-3 0.574 77 70 34 17-13-4 0.559 93 86 Robert Morris 27 29 13-11-3 0.537 85 85 34 18-12-4 0.588 104 95 Mercyhurst 27 28 12-11-4 0.519 90 73 34 14-15-5 0.485 108 96 RIT 27 26 11-12-4 0.481 88 89 34 13-16-5 0.456 110 119 Canisius 27 26 12-13-2 0.481 71 69 36 13-18-5 0.431 84 88 American Int’l 27 24 9-12-6 0.444 72 78 33 12-15-6 0.455 86 103 Bentley 27 23 10-14-3 0.426 85 87 33 12-18-3 0.409 107 110 Army 27 19 7-15-5 0.352 64 92 32 7-20-5 0.297 70 113 Sacred Heart 27 8 2-21-4 0.148 67 128 34 2-28-4 0.118 81 172 As of: March 2, 2013RESULTSHoly Cross 6, Army 3Mercyhurst 3, Robert Morris 3 OTAIC 2, Bentley 1Canisius 6, RIT 5Sacred Heart 4, Connecticut 4 OTCanisius 6, RIT 5Air Force 5, Niagara 2Connecticut 4, Sacred Heart 0Holy Cross 2, Army 0Robert Morris 1, Mercyhurst 1 OTAIC 4, Bentley 3Canisius 4, RIT 2Air Force 6, Niagara 1

UPCOMING GAMESFirst Round Playoff SeriesMarch 8-10#12 Sacred Heart at #5 Robert Morris#11 Army at #6 Mercyhurst#10 Bentley at #7 Canisius#9 AIC at #8 RIT

March 15-17Quarterfi nal Seriesat No. 1 Niagaraat No. 2 Air Force at No. 3 Holy Crossat No. 4 Connecticut

Friday, March 22Semifi nalsat Blue Cross Arena, Rochester, N.Y.4:05 and 7:05 p.m.

Saturday, March 23Championshipat Blue Cross Arena, Rochester, N.Y.7:05 p.m.

HOW I SPENT MY SUMMER#1 Rob TadazakCompleted Cadet Field Training before Physical Individual Ad-vance Development hockey camp.#4 Cody IkkalaSpent three weeks in Israel touring with Israeli offi cers. Also spent time with an Air Defense Artillery unit in Fort Bliss, Tex-as.#5 John ClarkParticipated in Cadet Troop Leadership Training at West Point and then served as First Regimental Assistant at Cadet Basic Training before hockey camp in Brainerd, Minn.#10 Zak ZarembaCompleted Cadet Field Training and then participated in a Physical Individual Advance Development with Maurice Alva-rez. #11 Brian SchultzServed as Cadet Field Training Squad at Camp Buckner. #13 Jon BobbParticipated in Cadet Leadership Development Training and then went to Fort Richardson, Alaska, for three weeks. #17 Mike SanteeWas not enrolled at West Point but did teach himself how to play guitar and train his new puppy, a Golden Retriever named Pembroke.

#18 Mac LalorAttended his brother’s graduation festivities at Bowdoin Col-lege. Attended the wedding of former teammate Alex McRae (2010) and completed Cadet Field Training. #21 Andy StarczewskiParticipated in Cadet Troop Leadership Training in Fort Car-son, Colo. #24 Maurice AlvarezWas part of the “enemy” during Cadet basic Training. Spent three weeks training and participated in ambushes and raids against his fellow cadets. After Cadet Field Training, partici-pated in a Physical Individual Advance Development with Zak Zaremba. #25 Cheyne RochaParticipated in Cadet Troop Leadership Training in Fort Car-son, Colo., with an Engineering Unit. Took part in Academic Individual Advanced Development with the National Security Agency and with U.S. Army Africa in Italy. #30 Ryan LeetsSpent four weeks with the 84th Engineering Support Com-pany at Schofi eld Barracks, Hawaii. Then spent three weeks in Washington, D.C., working under the Assistant Secretary of the Army to help develop a phone application to educate and train soldiers on operational energy.#35 Matt WalshParticipated in Cadet Leadership Develop Training as an Op-erations Offi cer.


GETTING TO KNOW THEBLACK KNIGHTS

#1 Rob Tadazak didn’t start skat-ing until he was eight and played fi ve years of junior hockey.

#4 Cody Ikkala is the only player on the team who is engaged to be married. His fi ancée is a class-mate at West Point.

#5 John Clark can sing, play the guitar, trumpet and saxophone and was once featured on ESPN Top-10 Plays. He was #4 when he scored a breakaway during as a high school senior. Clark and his Lake of the Woods teammates were playing St. Paul Johnson in an outdoor game on a river in Baudette, Minn., during the fi rst Hockey Day in Minnesota. Clark’s goal sealed the 5-3 victory and earned him a spot in Top Plays.

#10 Zak Zaremba comes from a military family. His father, both grandfathers and most of his great uncles were all enlisted in the military. His full name is Zach-ariah because his parents misin-terpreted a bible verse. Elizabeth,

the mother of John the Baptist, was supposed to be barren. His mother’s name is Elizabeth and was told that she, too, wouldn’t be able to have kids. Zacharias was actually Elizabeth’s husband, not her son. His name should be John instead of Zachariah.

#11 Brian Schultz went bowl-ing at least once a week when he played juniors. Also served as a waiter, on rollerblades, at Sonic. His major is Nuclear Engineering.

#13 Jon Bobb didn’t start play-ing ice hockey until he was 12. While he is a lefty shot, he does everything else right-handed.

#17 Mike Santee began spend-ing time at ice rinks as a one-month old with his father, an Olympic fi gure skater. In addi-tion to football, baseball, soccer, basketball and hockey, he also participated in fi gure skating and gymnastics.

#18 Mac Lalor not only plays gui-tar, he has dual citizenship in the U.S. and Canada and is a former skateboarding standout.

#21 Andy Starczewski started skating at age 2 and is very vo-cal in his support of the New York Yankees.

#24 Maurice Alvarez fi rst played defense as a 16-year old. A for-mer competitive paintball player, he traveled all over the country to participate in tournaments. Is also a former freestyle skier.

#25 Cheyne Rocha is apply-ing for Rhodes (Oxford), Mitchell (Ireland) and Gates (Cambridge) Scholarships. Fancies himself an excellent cook after working in a restaurant for four years.

#30 Ryan Leets earned the Su-perintendent’s Award for Excel-lent for achieving a top-5 class ranking in 2013. Earned the Dis-tinguished Cadet Award for a 3.67 or above GPA for two consecutive semesters. Received the Dean’s Pentathlete Award for receiving an A- or above in all physical, mili-tary and academic classes for the semester. Is the lone Civil Engi-neering major on the team.

#35 Matt Walsh is an experi-enced carpenter and welder after working in the family business. He drives a 1966 Chevrolet Chevelle and attended the Tuck Business Scott at Dartmouth for a month prior to his junior year.

GETTING TO KNOW THE BLACK KNIGHTS

Favorite Favorite Best Will Army NHL Dressed Win Jersey Jersey Teammate Stanley Cup#1 Tadazak Gold Oilers Lalor Wings#4 Ikkala Grey Flyers Richards Flyers#5 Clark Grey Wild Leets Wild #10 Zaremba Gold Vancouver Walsh/Ikkala Av’s #11 Schultz Grey King’s Ikkala Penguins #13 Bobb Grey King’s Bobb Coyotes #17 Santee Blue Blackhawks Walsh Blackhawks#18 Lalor White Bruins Walsh Bruins #21 Starczewski Grey Rangers Walsh Rangers #24 Alvarez Gold Wild Lalor Lightning #25 Rocha Blue Rangers Walsh Rangers#30 Leets Gold Rangers Walsh Wings #35 Walsh Gold Bruins Walsh Bruins


ARMY HOCKEY -- THE LAST TIMEArmy scored eight goals .................................................2-26-10 at AIC (8-6, win)Army scored nine goals: ........................................... 11-20-10, vs. AIC (9-3, win)Army scored 10 goals: .......................................2-26-00, vs. Findlay (10-6, win)Army scored 11 goals: ..................................... 2-14-98, vs. Fairfi eld (11-2, win)Army scored 12 goals: ..................................... 2-25-95, vs. Fairfi eld (12-3, win)Army scored 13 goals: ............................................1-17-97, vs. Iona (13-3, win)Army scored 14 goals: ...................................... 1-29-99, vs. Nichols (14-1, win)Army scored 15 goals: ...................................... 1-19-85, vs. Buffalo (15-2, win)Army scored 16 goals: ............................2-16-84, vs. American Int’l (16-3, win)Army scored 17 goals: ................................10-29-82, vs. Kent State (17-3, win)Army scored 18 goals: .....................February 1944, vs. Penn State (18-3, win)an opponent scored nine goals: ............................ 3-6-04, vs. UConn (9-6, loss)an opponent scored 10 goals: ......................12-28-91, vs. Colgate (10-3, loss)an opponent scored 11 goals: ....................12-27-91, vs. Clarkson (11-1, loss)an opponent scored 12 goals: ..............2-23-96, vs. UMass-Lowell (12-3, loss)an opponent scored 13 goals: .......................... 2-17-79, vs. Elmira (13-2, loss)an opponent scored 14 goals: ............... 2-26-55, vs. St. Lawrence (14-1, loss)an opponent scored 15 goals: ............................ 1-3-92, vs. Maine (15-5, loss)an opponent scored 17 goals: ...................... 2-25-55, vs. Clarkson (17-0, loss)an Army player scored three goals: .......................................... 10-19-12........................................................ vs. Sacred Heart (Andy Starczewski)an Army player scored four goals: .............11-6-99, vs. Bentley (Mike Fairman)an Army player scored fi ve goals: .....................2-7-76, vs. RMC (Larry Pallotta)an Army player scored six goals: ............. 2-16-74, vs. New Haven (George Clark)an Army player scored seven goals: ..........2-5-75, vs. Wesleyan (George Clark)an Army player had three assists: ...................2-5-11 at UConn (Cheyne Rocha)an Army player had four assists: ...............................2-19-11, at AIC (Mike Hull)an Army player had fi ve assists: ................ 11-16-07, vs. Bentley (Owen Meyer)an Army player had six assists: ....................... 1-19-85, vs. Buffalo (Bob Dwan)an Army player had seven assists: .....................1-12-80, vs. Bryant (Tom Rost)an Army player had four points: ...............2-5-11 at UConn (C. Omilusik, 3G, A)an Army player had fi ve points: ..............11-16-07, vs. Bentley (Hollweg, Meyer)an Army player had six points: ........................... 2-4-93, vs. Fairfi eld (Ian Winer)an Army player had seven points: ............ 12-1-76, vs. SUNY Plattsburgh (Dave Rost)an Army player had nine points: ......................12-17-76, vs. Bryant (Dave Rost)an Army goalie made 40-44 saves: .........................................2-1-13 at Mercyhurst.................................................................................................................(Rob Tadazak 40)an Army goalie made 45-49 saves: .................................12-29-12 at Canisius........................................................................................................ (Ryan Leets, 47)an Army goalie made 50-59 saves: ..............................10-13-12, vs. #13 Maine.......................................................................................................... (Rob Tadazak, 50)an Army goalie made at least 60 saves: ...................2-27-59, vs. Northeastern ....................................................................................................(Larry Palmer, 63)an Army team took 40-49 shots on goal: ..............................................48 ............................................................ 1-5-13 vs. #19 Robert Morris, L 4-1an Army team took 50-59 shots on goal: .............................................56...................................................................... 2-16-13 vs. Bentley, T, 2-2 OTan Army team took 60-69 shots on goal: ................... 1-29-99, vs. Nichols (60)an Army team took 70-74 shots on goal: ..................2-20-96, vs. Scranton (71)an Army team took at least 75 shots in a game: ........1-28-84, vs. Buffalo (76)an opponent took 40-49 shots on goal: .......................................1-19-13.........................................................................................vs. RIT, L, 2-4 (40)an opponent took 50-59 shots on goal: 12-29-12 at Canisius 5-1 L (51)an opponent took at least 60 shots on goal: .......2-27-59, vs. Northeastern (66)Army held an opponent to 10 shots on goal: ........... 1-20-06, vs. Canisius (10)Army was held under 10 shots on goal: ..............10-27-06, vs. Notre Dame (7)an Army goaltender was credited with an assist: .................................11-5-11 at Sacred Heart................................................................................................................................................(Rob Tadazak)an Army goaltender scored a goal: .............................2-16-01, vs. Sacred Heart.......................................................................................................(Scott Hamilton)Army shut out an opponent: ..............1-4-13 vs. #19 Robert Morris (5-0)................................................................................Rob Tadazak, 22 savesArmy posted back-to-back shutouts ..............................12-30-12/1-4-13..............................................at Canisius (Tadazak, 25 saves 1-0 OT); and ................................................vs. #19 Robert Morris (Tadazak, 22 saves)Army was shut out by an opponent: ................3-2-13 at Holy Cross (2-0)Army won in overtime: ..................................... 12-30-12 at Canisius (1-0)Army lost in overtime: ....................................12-30-10 vs. #17 Merrimack (2-1)Army tied in overtime: ........................................2-16-13 vs. Bentley (2-2)

Army won when trailing after two periods of play: .................................................................................................................2-5-11 at UConn (5-3 win -- trailed 1-0)Army swept a weekend series: .................................. 11/29/12-12/1/12.............................................................................vs. Bentley, AIC (3-2, 3-2)Army won when trailing by three goals: ................................... 02-03-01 vs. Iona...................................................................... (6-5 win – trailed 3-0 in fi rst period)Army won when trailing by four goals: ...............02-25-86 vs. SUNY Plattsburgh .......................................................................(6-5 OT win – trailed 5-1 in second)Army erased a four-goal defi cit: .........................................12-08-01 vs. Air Force........................................................................... (5-4 loss – trailed 4-0 in second)Army and its opponent both played a penalty-free game: ................... 01-04-02.....................................................................................vs. Connecticut (3-3 OT tie)an Army player recorded a hat trick: ..........Andy Starczewski, 10-19-12........................................................................... vs. Sacred Heart (5-2 win)an Army player recorded a natural hat trick: .......................Mark Dube, 2-18-11....................................... vs. AIC UConn (3 goals in second period of 6-4 victory)an Army player registered successive hat tricks: .....................Andy Lundbohm, .......................................01-10-98 vs. Villanova (3); 1-13-98 vs. Connecticut (3)Army players registered successive hat tricks: ........ Owen Meyer, 11-10-07 vs....................................................AIC (3); Bryce Hollweg, 11-16-07 vs. Bentley (3)two Army players registered hat tricks in the same game: ....Kevin Keenan (3)..................................................Matt Wilson (3), at Buffalo (15-2 win), 01-19-85three Army players registered hat tricks in the same game:...............................................Pete Dawkins (4), John Farrell (4), Ted Crowley (3) ............................................................................vs. Colgate (14-1 win), 02-14-59an Army player recorded a hat trick in his fi rst collegiate game:............................................................Bucky Burleigh, 01-30-99 vs. Scranton (3)an Army player recorded a play-maker (three assists):....................................Andy Starczewski, 10-27-12 at Holy Cross (7-2 W)an Army player scored a short-handed goal:....................... 2-2-13, Brian Schultz at Mercyhurst (16:16 of 3rd period)an Army player scored an empty-net goal: ................................ 10-19-12........................ Andy Starczewski vs. Sacred Heart (17:52 of 3rd period)an Army player scored an extra-skater goal: .............................. 1-18-13................................................. Thane Heller vs. RIT (19:52 of 3rd period)an Army player attempted a penalty shot: ...................................... Kyle Maggard........... 2-11-12 vs. Holy Cross, goalie Matt Ginn (18:24 of third period - saved) an opponent attempted a penalty shot: .......Casey Bailey (Penn State),......................................... 10-26-12 vs. Ryan Leets (third period - saved) Army scored four unanswered goals: .10-27-12 at Holy Cross (7-2, win)Army scored fi ve unanswered goals: 1-4-13 vs. #19 Robert Morris (5-0)Army scored six unanswered goals: .......................... 2-2-08 vs. UConn (6-0 win)Army scored seven unanswered goals: ............. 11-17-00 vs. Bentley (9-2, win)Army scored eight unanswered goals: .......... 01-28-00 vs. Scranton (10-1, win)Army scored nine unanswered goals: ........... 12-3-99 vs. Assumption (9-0, win)Army scored 10 unanswered goals: ....................2-17-98 vs. Nichols (10-0, win)Army scored 11 unanswered goals: .............. 01-31-98 vs. Scranton (11-0, win)an opponent scored four unanswered goals:........................................ 11-12-10......................................................................................... at Mercyhurst (4-0, loss)an opponent scored fi ve unanswered goals: ...............................11-9-12....................................................................................... Niagara (5-0, loss)an opponent scored six unanswered goals: ...... 1-30-09 vs. Bentley (6-0, loss)an opponent scored seven unanswered goals: 3-9-03 vs. Quinnipiac (7-0, loss)an opponent scored eight unanswered goals: .........................................10-8-11..........................................................................................vs. #11 Union (8-1 loss)

BOLD SITUATIONS OCCURED DURING THE 2012-13 SEASON


#1 ROB TADAZAKSo • G • 6-0 • 200

Lapeer, Mich.

#10 ZAK ZAREMBASo • F • 6-1 • 195

Parma, Ohio

#18 MAC LALORSo • D • 6-0 • 180

Needham, Mass.

#25 CHEYNE ROCHASr • D • 6-2 • 175

Rye, N.H.

#2 JAMES MCNULTYFr • F • 6-4 • 215

Howell, Mich.

#11 BRIAN SCHULTZJr • F • 5-10 • 180

Aurora, Ohio

#19 JOSH RICHARDSSo • F • 5-11 • 170

Lee, N.H.

#26 SHANE HEARNFr • F • 5-10 • 185

Auburn, Maine

BRIAN RILEYHead Coach9th Season

#3 CHRISTIAN POMARICOFr • D • 6-0 • 200

Simsbury, Conn.

#13 JON BOBBSr • F • 6-2 • 197

Phoenix, Ariz.

#20 JONATHAN GEHRTFr • D • 5-11 • 180

Woodbury, Minn.

#27 WILLIE FAUSTFr • F • 5-10 • 180

Stillwater, Minn.

TREVOR LARGEAssistant Coach

5th Season

#4 CODY IKKALASr • D • 6-2 • 206

Philadelphia, Pa.

#14 JOE KOZLAKFr • F • 6-2 • 190

Duluth, Minn.

#21 ANDY STARCZEWSKISr • F • 6-1 • 205

Whitesboro, N.Y.

#28 JOSH ROBERTSFr • F • 5-11 • 185

Southport, Conn.

MIKE WARDEAssistant Coach

2nd Season

#5 JOHN CLARKSr • D • 5-8 • 185

Baudette, Minn.

#22 THANE HELLERFr • F • 6-2 • 210Elizabethtown, Pa.

#30 RYAN LEETSSr • G • 5-11 • 175

Kentwood, Mich.

ERIC LANGVolunteer Asst. Coach

1st Season

#7 ANDREW O’LEARYFr • F • 6-1 • 210

Norwich, Vt.

#16 MICHAEL ST. DENISFr • F • 5-9 • 175

Auburn, Maine

#23 LUKE JENKINSFr • D • 5-10 • 180

River Falls, Wis.

#35 MATT WALSHSr • G • 5-10 • 180

Milton, Mass.

TOM DORANDirector of Hockey Ops.

10th Season

#17 MIKE SANTEEJr • F • 5-9 • 184

Park Ridge, Ill.

#24 MAURICE ALVAREZSo • D • 6-2 • 210

Cleveland, Ohio

MEDIA ROSTER


ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School (Last Team, League)

1 Rob Tadazak G So. 6-0 200 Lapeer, Mich./Lapeer East (Michigan Warriors, NAHL)

2 James McNulty F/D Fr. 6-4 215 Howell, Mich./Catholic Central (Flin Flon Bombers, SJHL)

3 Christian Pomarico D Fr. 6-0 200 Simsbury, Conn./Northwood (Muskegon Lumberjacks, USHL)

4 Cody Ikkala D Sr. 6-2 205 Philadelphia, Pa./Marquette Senior (Vernon Vipers, BCHL)

5 John Clark D Sr. 5-8 185 Baudette, Minn./Lake of the Woods (Bismarck Bobcats, NAHL)

7 Andrew O’Leary F Fr. 6-1 210 Norwich, Vt./Shattuck St. Mary’s (Topeka Road Runners, NAHL)

10 Zak Zaremba F So. 6-1 185 Parma, Ohio/Ursuline (Brockville Braves, CJHL)

11 Brian Schultz (A) F Jr. 5-10 180 Aurora, Ohio/St. Edward (South Shore Kings, EJHL)

13 Jon Bobb F Sr. 6-2 195 Phoenix, Ariz./Mountain Pointe (Motor City Machine, NAHL)

14 Joe Kozlak F Fr. 6-2 190 Duluth, Minn./Duluth Marshall (Amarillo Bulls, NAHL)

16 Michael St. Denis F Fr. 5-9 175 Auburn, Maine/Phillips Exeter Academy

17 Mike Santee F Jr. 5-9 185 Park Ridge, Ill./Maine South (Pembroke Lumberkings, CJHL)

18 Mac Lalor D So. 6-0 185 Needham, Mass./St. Sebastian’s (Boston Junior Bruins, EJHL)

19 Josh Richards F So. 5-11 170 Lee, N.H./Phillips Exeter (South Shore Kings, EJHL)

20 Jonathan Gehrt D Fr. 5-11 180 Woodbury, Minn./Woodbury (Austin Bruins, NAHL)

21 Andy Starczewski (A) F Sr. 6-1 205 Whitesboro, N.Y./Northwood (Pembroke Lumberkings, CJHL)

22 Thane Heller F Fr. 6-2 210 Elizabethtown, Pa./Elizabethtown (Boston Junior Bruins, EJHL)

23 Luke Jenkins D Fr. 5-10 180 River Falls, Wis./River Falls (Amarillo Bulls, NAHL)

24 Maurice Alvarez D So. 6-2 220 Cleveland, Ohio/St. Ignatius (Pembroke Lumberkings, CJHL)

25 Cheyne Rocha (C) D Sr. 6-2 175 Rye, N.H./St. Paul’s School (New Hampshire Jr. Monarchs, EJHL)

26 Shane Hearn F Fr. 5-10 185 Auburn, Maine/Hebron Academy

27 Willie Faust F Fr. 5-10 180 Stillwater, Minn./Hill Murray (Odessa Jackalopes, NAHL)

28 Josh Roberts F Fr. 5-11 185 Southport, Conn./Trinity Pawling (New York Apple Core, EJHL)

30 Ryan Leets (A) G Sr. 5-11 175 Kentwood, Mich./Jefferson Senior (Alexandria Blizzard, NAHL)

35 Matt Walsh G Sr. 5-10 175 Milton, Mass./Lawrence Academy

NO. ....... PLAYER ........................... POSITION

24 .........Maurice Alvarez ......................D13 .........Jon Bobb ................................. F5 ...........John Clark ...............................D27 .........Willie Faust ............................. F20 .........Jonathan Gehrt ......................D26 .........Shane Hearn .......................... F22 .........Thane Heller ........................... F9 ...........Mike Henderson ..................... F4 ...........Cody Ikkala .............................D

NO. ....... PLAYER ........................... POSITION

23 .........Luke Jenkins ...........................D14 .........Joe Kozlak ............................... F18 .........Mac Lalor ................................D30 .........Ryan Leets ..............................G2 ...........James McNulty ...................F/D7 ...........Andrew O’Leary ...................... F3 ...........Christian Pomarico .................D19 .........Josh Richards ......................... F28 .........Josh Roberts ........................... F

25 .........Cheyne Rocha.........................DNO. ....... PLAYER ........................... POSITION

16 .........Michael St. Denis ................... F17 .........Mike Santee ........................... F11 .........Brian Schultz .......................... F21 .........Andy Starczewski.................... F1 ...........Rob Tadazak ...........................G35 .........Matt Walsh..............................G10 .........Zak Zaremba .......................... F

NUMERICAL ROSTER


British Columbia Hockey League (1)#4 Cody Ikkala................................Vernon Vipers

Central Junior Hockey League (4)#10 Zak Zaremba .................... Brockville Braves#17 Mike Santee ........... Pembroke Lumberkings#21 Andy Starczewski ... Pembroke Lumberkings#24 Maurice Alvarez ..... Pembroke Lumberkings

Eastern Junior Hockey League (7)#11 Brian Schultz ..................South Shore Kings#18 Mac Lalor .................... Boston Junior Bruins#19 Josh Richards .................South Shore Kings#22 Thane Heller ............... Boston Junior Bruins#25 Cheyne Rocha............N.H. Junior Monarchs#28 Josh Roberts ............... New York Apple Core

Prep School (3)#16 Michael St. Denis ..... Philips Exter Academy#26 Shane Hearn .....................Hebron Academy#35 Matt Walsh ....................Lawrence Academy

North American Hockey League (10)#1 Rob Tadazak ......................Michigan Warriors#5 John Clark ..........................Bismarck Bobcats#7 Andrew O’Leary ........... Topeka Road Runners#13 Jon Bobb ........................Motor City Machine#14 Joe Kozlak ............................... Amarillo Bulls#20 Jonathan Gehrt .......................Austin Bruins#23 Luke Jenkins ........................... Amarillo Bulls#27 Willie Faust ....................Odessa Jackalopes#30 Ryan Leets ..................... Alexandria Blizzard

Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League (1)#2 James McNulty ..................Flin Flon Bombers

United States Hockey League (1)#3 Christian Pomarico ..Muskegon Lumberkings

BLACK KNIGHTS BY STATE

Arizona (1)

#13 Jon Bobb ................................ Phoenix

Connecticut (2)

#3 Christian Pomarico ................ Simsbury

#28 Josh Roberts .......................Southport

Illinois (1)

#17 Mike Santee .......................Park Ridge

Maine (2)

#16 Michael St. Denis ....................Auburn

#26 Shane Hearn ...........................Auburn

Massachusetts (2)

#18 Mac Lalor ............................ Needham

#35 Matt Walsh ............................... Milton

Michigan (3)

#1 Rob Tadazak .............................. Lapeer

#2 James McNulty ...........................Howell

#30 Ryan Leets ..........................Kentwood

Minnesota (4)

#5 John Clark .............................. Baudette

#14 Joe Kozlak .................................Duluth

#20 Jonathan Gehrt ..................Woodbury

#27 Willie Faust .......................... Stillwater

New Hampshire (2)

#19 Josh Richards ................................Lee

#25 Cheyne Rocha ...............................Rye

New York (1)

#21 Andy Starczewski ..............Whitesboro

Ohio (3)

#10 Zak Zaremba ............................Parma

#11 Brian Schultz ............................Aurora

#24 Maurice Alvarez .................. Cleveland

Pennsylvania (2)

#4 Cody Ikkala........................Philadelphia

#22 Thane Heller ................ Elizabethtown

Vermont (1)

#7 Andrew O’Leary ........................ Norwich

Wisconsin (1)

#23 Luke Jenkins ...................... River Falls

BLACK KNIGHTS BY CLASS

Seniors (7)

#4 Cody Ikkala

#5 John Clark

#13 Jon Bobb

#21 Andy Starczewski

#25 Cheyne Rocha

#30 Ryan Leets

#35 Matt Walsh

Juniors (2)

#11 Brian Schultz

#17 Mike Santee

Sophomores (5)

#1 Rob Tadazak

#10 Zak Zaremba

#18 Mac Lalor

#19 Josh Richards

#24 Maurice Alvarez

Freshmen (11)

#2 James McNulty

#3 Christian Pomparico

#7 Andrew O’Leary

#14 Joe Kozlak

#16 Michael St. Denis

#20 Jonathan Gehrt

#22 Thane Heller

#23 Luke Jenkins

#26 Shane Hearn

#27 Willie Faust

#28 Josh Roberts

BLACK KNIGHTS BY POSITION

Forwards (16)

#2 James McNulty

#7 Andrew O’Leary

#8 Kyle Vogel

#10 Zak Zaremba

#11 Brian Schultz

#13 Jon Bobb

#14 Joe Kozlak

#15 R.J. Burns

#16 Michael St. Denis

#17 Mike Santee

#19 Josh Richards

#21 Andy Starczewski

#22 Thane Heller

#26 Shane Hearn

#27 Willie Faust

#28 Josh Roberts

Defensemen (9)

#2 James McNulty

#3 Christian Pomarico

#4 Cody Ikkala

#5 John Clark

#18 Mac Lalor

#20 Jonathan Gehrt

#23 Luke Jenkins

#24 Maurice Alvarez

#25 Cheyne Rocha

Goaltenders (3)

#1 Rob Tadazak

#30 Ryan Leets

#35 Matt Walsh

BLACK KNIGHTS BY PREVIOUS TEAM


CAREER MULTIPLE-POINT GAMES#2 JAMES MCNULTY

None

#3 CHRISTIAN POMARICO

None

#4 CODY IKKALA

None

#5 JOHN CLARK (1)2010-11 (1) Nov. 5 at UMass, W 5-2 (2A)

#7 ANDREW O’LEARY

None

#10 ZAK ZAREMBA (2)2011-12 (2) Feb. 7 at Connecticut, W 4-2 (G, A) Nov. 5 at RIT, L 3-5 (2A)

#11 BRIAN SCHULTZ (2)2012-13 (2) Feb. 22 vs. UConn, L 4-3 (G, A) Jan. 18 vs. RIT, L 6-5 (G, A)

#13 JON BOBB (1)2012-13 (1) March 1 vs. Holy Cross, L 6-3 (G,A)

#14 JOE KOZLAK (2)2012-13 (12) Oct. 27 at Holy Cross, W 7-2 (G, A) Oct. 20 at Sacred Heart, T 4-4 (OT) (G, A)

#16 MICHAEL ST. DENIS

None

#17 MIKE SANTEE (2)2010-11 (1) Feb. 18 AIC, W 6-4 (2A)2009-10 (1) Feb. 19 at Mercyhurst, T 4-4 OT (G, A)

#18 MAC LALOR (4)2012-13 (3) Dec. 11 at Merrimack, L 2-4 (2PPG) Dec. 1 vs. AIC, W 3-2 (2A) Oct. 27 at Holy Cross, W 7-2 (G, A)2011-12 (1) Dec. 3 vs. Mercyhurst, T 3-3 OT (2A)

#19 JOSH RICHARDS (4)2012-13 (3) Jan. 18 vs. RIT, L 6-5 (G, A) Jan. 4 vs. #19 Robert Morris, W 5-0 (2A) Oct. 27 at Holy Cross, W 7-2 (2A)2011-12 (1) Jan. 27 vs. Bentley, L 2-6 (G, A)

#20 JONATHAN GEHRT (3)2012-13 (3) Jan. 4 vs. #19 Robert Morris, W 5-0 (G, A) Dec. 11 at Merrimack, L 2-4 (2A) Oct. 27 at Holy Cross, W 7-2 (G, A)

#21 ANDY STARCZEWSKI (17)2012-13 (6) March 1 vs. Holy Cross, L 6-3 (2G) Jan. 18 vs. RIT, L 6-5 (G, A) Nov. 16 vs. Sacred Heart, W 3-2 (2A) Oct. 27 at Holy Cross, W 7-2 (3A) Oct. 20 at Sacred Heart, T 4-4 (OT) (G, A) Oct. 19 vs. Sacred Heart, W 5-2 (3G)2011-12 (5) March 3 at Holy Cross, L 2-5 (2A) Feb. 7 at Connecticut, W 4-2 (G, A) Jan. 28 at Bentley, W 3-1 (G, A) Nov. 26 at Robert Morris, T 3-3 (OT) (2A) Nov. 5 at RIT, L 3-5 (3G)2010-11 (1) Oct. 17 HOLY CROSS, L, 4-5 (OT) (3A)2009-10 (5) Jan. 16 at Canisius, T 4-4 (2A) Dec. 5 SACRED HEART, W 4-2 (2G) Nov. 28 CANISIUS, W 7-2 (2G, A) Nov. 21 at Bentley, W 5-1 (2A) Oct. 30 at Colgate, T 4-4 (G, A)

#22 THANE HELLER (2)2012-13 (2) Nov. 16 vs. Sacred Heart, W 3-2 (G, A) Oct. 27 at Holy Cross, W 7-2 (G, A)

#23 LUKE JENKINS (1)2012-13 (1) Oct. 20 at Sacred Heart, T 4-4 (OT) (G, A)

#24 MAURICE ALVAREZ (1)2011-12 (1) Nov. 11 at Sacred Heart, W 2-1 (PPG, A)

#25 CHEYNE ROCHA (3)2010-11 (2) Feb. 5 at UConn, W 5-3 (3A) Oct. 17 HOLY CROSS, L 4-5 (OT) (G, A)2009-10 (1) Jan. 29 AIR FORCE, W 4-2 (2A)

#26 SHANE HEARN (1)2012-13 (1) Oct. 27 at Holy Cross, W 7-2 (2G)

#27 WILLIE FAUST (3)2012-13 (3) Feb. 22 vs. UConn, L 4-3 (G, A) Jan. 4 vs. #19 Robert Morris, W 5-0 (2) Oct. 20 at Sacred Heart, T 4-4 (OT) (G, A)

#28 JOSH ROBERTS

None

CAREER SHUTOUTS#30 RYAN LEETS

None

#1 ROB TADAZAK (2)2012-13 (2) Jan. 4 vs. #19 Robert Morris, W 5-0, 22 saves Dec. 30 at Canisius, W 1-0 (OT), 25 saves

2012-13 MULTIPLE POINT GAMESPlayer G-A-P Opponent#21 Starczewski 3-0-3 vs. SHU 10/19/12#21 Starczewski 0-3-3 at HC, 10/27/12

#21 Starczewski 2-0-2 vs. HC, 3/1/13#13 Bobb 1-1-2 vs. HC, 3/1/13#11 Schultz 1-1-2 vs. UConn, 2/22/13#27 Faust 1-1-2 vs. UConn, 2/22/13#11 Schultz 1-1-2 vs. RIT, 1/18/13#19 Richards 1-1-2 vs. RIT, 1/18/13#21 Starczewski 1-1-2 vs. RIT, 1/18/13#27 Faust 2-0-2 vs. RMU, 1/4/13#20 Gehrt 1-1-2 vs. RMU, 1/4/13#15 Burns 0-2-2 vs. RMU, 1/4/13#19 Richards 0-2-2 vs. RMU, 1/4/13#18 Lalor 2-0-2 at MM, 12/11/12#20 Gehrt 0-2-2 at MM, 12/11/12#18 Lalor 0-2-2 vs. AIC, 12/1/12#22 Heller 1-1-2 vs. SHU, 11/16/12#21 Starczewski 0-2-2 vs. SHU, 11/16/12#14 Kozlak 1-1-2 at HC, 10/27/12#18 Lalor 1-1-2 at HC, 10/27/12#19 Richards 0-2-2 at HC, 10/27/12#20 Gehrt 1-1-2 at HC, 10/27/12#22 Heller 1-1-2 at HC, 10/27/12#26 Hearn 2-0-2 at HC, 10/27/12#21 Starczewski 1-1-2 at SHU, 10/20/12#14 Kozlak 1-1-2 at SHU, 10/20/12#23 Jenkins 0-2-2 at SHU, 10/20/12#27 Faust 1-1-2 at SHU, 10/20/12


TOTAL HAT TRICKSGeorge Clark (18)Dave Merhar (14)Dave Rost (10)Ed Collazzo (9)Ted Crowley (8)John Harrison (8)Tom Rost (8)Ed Cutting (6)John Ahlbrecht (5)Bob Birmingham (5)Dan Cox (5)Tom Harvey (5)Kenny Smith (5)Mike Symes (5)Mike Thompson (5)Bart Barry (4)Greg Buckmeier (4)Tony Curran (4)Glen Giovanucci (4)Ed Hickey (4)Ed Roubian (4)Albie Symes (4)Cody Omilusik (3)Mike Fairman (3)Jim Knowlton (3)Andy Lundbohm (3)Larry Pallotta (3)Dick Peterson (3)Jerry Stonehouse (3)Scott Tardif (3)Matt Wilson (3)Rick Berube (2)Rob Brenner (2)Mike Curran (2)Pete Dawkins (2)Frank Fede (2)Tom Glenn (2)David Hettinger (2)Dan Hinote (2)Kenny Hjelm (2)Gary Johnson (2)Frank Keating (2)Kevin Keenan (2)Darryl MacDonald (2)Garry McAvoy (2)Leonard McCormack (2)Bill Morrison (2)Dan Murrett (2)Bob Nabb (2)James O’Connor (2)

George Reynolds (2)John Roberts (2)Biff Shea (2)Andy Starczewski (2)Ian Winer (2)Warren Battis (1)Al Brenner (1)Bucky Burleigh (1)Joe Carpenter (1)Chris Casey (1)Jack Dewar (1)Tucker Dooley (1)John Dowalgo (1)Mark Dube (1)Joe Dudek (1)Jeff Eaton (1)Dick Eklund (1)Ross Erzar (1)John Farrell (1)K.C. Finnegan (1)Tim Fisher (1)Byron Gates (1)Bruce Graham (1)Todd Graham (1)Ted Hanley (1)Dave Harkins (1)Ken Hawes (1)Bryce Hollweg (1)Marc Kapsalis (1)Tyler King (1)Dave Knowlton (1)Justin Lambert (1)Mike Landers (1)David Larr (1)Tom LeBlanc (1)Kieran Lowry (1)Toby Lyon (1)Gene McLaughlin (1)James Mellin (1)George Monahan (1)Ted Moran (1)Steve O’Borsky (1)Mike Palone (1)Rick Randazzo (1)Mark Stachelski (1)Frank Vana (1)

Current players listed in bold

ARMY HAT TRICKSFOUR-GOAL GAMESDave Merhar (5)Bob Birmingham (3)Ed Collazzo (3)Glen Giovanucci (3)George Clark (2)Tom Harvey (2)Tom Rost (2)Kenny Smith (2)Mike Thompson (2)Warren Battis (1)Ted Crowley (1)Tony Curran (1)Ed Cutting (1)Pete Dawkins (1)Mike Fairman (1)John Farrell (1)Byron Gates (1)John Harrison (1)Kenny Hjelm (1)Kevin Keenan (1)Garry McAvoy (1)Leonard McCormack (1)Dan Murrett (1)James O’Connor (1)Dick Peterson (1)George Reynolds (1)Dave Rost (1)Ed Roubian (1)Jerry Stonehouse (1)Albie Symes (1)Mike Symes (1)Scott Tardif (1)Matt Wilson (1)Ian Winer (1)

FIVE-GOAL GAMESDave Merhar (1)Larry Pallotta (1)Dick Peterson (1)Jerry Stonehouse (1)Albie Symes (1)

SIX-GOAL GAMESGeorge Clark (1)

SEVEN-GOAL GAMESGeorge Clark (1)


## Name GP G A Pts Shots Pct +/- No-Min Min Maj Oth PP SH FG GW GTG OT HT PN UA

21 Andy Starczewski 32 10 15 25 96 .104 -5 3-6 3 0 0 2 0 2 1 0 0 1 0 1

18 Mac Lalor 31 6 11 17 83 .072 -12 17-53 14 1 2 4 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0

14 Joe Kozlak 32 6 10 16 85 .071 -13 10-20 10 0 0 1 0 2 2 1 1 0 0 0

22 Thane Heller 32 9 6 15 80 .112 -5 7-14 7 0 0 4 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0

19 Josh Richards 32 5 10 15 86 .058 -7 6-12 6 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10 Zak Zaremba 32 7 4 11 81 .086 -10 2-4 2 0 0 2 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0

27 Willie Faust 25 4 7 11 42 .095 -2 9-18 9 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

26 Shane Hearn 32 4 7 11 49 .082 -1 2-4 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1

24 Maurice Alvarez 30 3 6 9 73 .041 0 3-17 1 1 1 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0

20 Jonathan Gehrt 31 3 6 9 46 .065 -12 11-22 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

11 Brian Schultz 31 4 3 7 42 .095 -8 16-51 13 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

15 R.J. Burns 20 1 6 7 46 .022 -5 3-6 3 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1

5 John Clark 32 1 5 6 28 .036 -9 4-8 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

23 Luke Jenkins 31 1 3 4 33 .030 -10 3-6 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

25 Cheyne Rocha 30 1 3 4 27 .037 -9 4-8 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

7 Andrew O’Leary 21 2 1 3 19 .105 -12 6-34 2 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

3 Christian Pomarico 29 2 1 3 20 .100 -7 13-37 11 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

13 Jon Bobb 14 1 2 3 17 .059 0 6-12 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

28 Josh Roberts 28 0 3 3 21 .000 -2 13-37 11 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

16 Michael St. Denis 3 0 0 0 2 .000 -1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

4 Cody Ikkala 9 0 0 0 3 .000 -3 5-10 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

30 Ryan Leets 16 0 0 0 0 .000 0 2-4 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2 James McNulty 14 0 0 0 8 .000 -5 5-10 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

8 Kyle Vogel 5 0 0 0 5 .000 -4 1-2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

TM TEAM 16 0 0 0 0 .000 0 2-4 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Total............... 32 70 109 179 992 .071 -142 153-399 137 7 9 16 2 10 7 3 1 1 0 5

Opponents........... 32 113 186 299 1099 .103 - 160-361 153 3 4 31 2 22 20 2 0 3 0 6

2012-13 ARMY HOCKEY STATISTICS

## Name GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct W L T Sho PP SH EN PEN SOG

35 Matt Walsh 1-0 2:20 0 0.00 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

1 Rob Tadazak 20-19 1113:36 56 3.02 548 .907 3 11 4 2 14 1 0 0 0

30 Ryan Leets 16-13 821:15 52 3.80 438 .894 4 9 1 0 16 1 0 0 0

TM EMPTY NET 16-0 10:40 5 - 0 .000 0 0 0 0 1 0 5 0 0

Total............... 32-0 1947:51 113 3.48 986 .897 7 20 5 2 31 2 5 0 0

Opponents........... 32-0 1947:51 70 2.16 922 .929 20 7 5 5 16 2 1 0 0

TEAM STATISTICS Army Opp.SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts 70-992 113-1099 Shot pct. .071 .103 Goals/Game 2.2 3.5 Shots/Game 31.0 34.3 Assists 109 186POWER PLAYS Goals-Power Plays 16-137 31-127 Conversion Percent .117 .244 Shot Attempts 188 169 Shot Percent .085 .183GOAL BREAKDOWN Total Goals 70 113 Power Play 16 31 Short-handed 2 2 Empty net 1 5 Penalty 0 0 Unassisted 5 6 Overtime 1 0

PENALTIES

Number 153 160

Minutes 399 361

Penalties/Game 4.8 5.0

Pen minutes/Game 12.5 11.3

Minor 137 153

Major 7 3

10-minute Misconduct 2 2

Game Misconduct 6 2

Gross Misconduct 0 0

Match 1 0

ATTENDANCE

Total 28588 15521

Dates/Avg Per Date 15/1906 15/1035

Neutral Site #/Avg 2/2227

GOALS BY PERIOD Overall 1 2 3 OT TotalsArmy 17 31 21 1 70Opponents 40 43 30 0 113

Conference 1 2 3 OT TotalsArmy 16 29 17 1 64Opponents 36 34 22 0 92


RESULTSDate Opponent W/L A 0 ATT SF SA GOALIE (SAVES) Army Goal Scorers

October (2-3-1; 2-0-1)

12 vs. Neb.-Omaha L 1 5 2200 18 38 Leets (33) Lalor (PP)

13 vs. #20 Maine L 3 4 2254 24 54 Tadazak (50) Heller, Jenkins, Richards

19 SACRED HEART* W 5 2 1253 28 27 Tadazak (25) Zaremba, Starczewski (3, 1 EN), Schultz

20 at Sacred Heart* T OT 4 4 353 41 29 Tadazak (25) Richards (PP), Faust (PP), Starczewski, Kozlak (EN)

26 PENN STATE L 0 5 1537 34 45 Tadazak (18), Leets (22) none

27 at Holy Cross* W 7 2 1409 35 35 Leets (33) Zaremba (PP), Hearn, Kozlak (PP), Gehrt

Lalor (PP), Heller (PP), Hearn

November (2-3-0; 2-2-0)

9 NIAGARA* L 0 5 1381 27 36 Leets (19), Tadazak (11) none

10 NIAGARA* L 1 4 1548 29 31 Tadazak (25) Heller (PP)

16 SACRED HEART* W 3 2 1273 38 28 Tadazak (18), Leets (8) Heller, Zaremba (PP), Alvarez

17 at Brown L 0 3 1384 25 30 Leets (27) none

29 at Bentley* W 3 2 522 33 26 Leets (24) Starczewski, Richards, Burns (SH)

December (2-2-1; 2-1-1)

1 AIC* W 3 2 2648 28 33 Leets (31) Heller, Pomarico, Hearn

7 at Connecticut* T 2 2 721 31 29 Leets (29) Kozlak, Gehrt

11 at Merrimack L 2 4 1869 24 46 Tadazak (42) Lalor (PP), Lalor (PP)

27 RUSSIAN JR (Exh) L 2 6 2636 43 33 Leets (13), Tadazak (14) Kozlak, Lalor

29 at Canisius* L 1 5 903 19 51 Leets (46) Zaremba

30 at Canisius* W OT 1 0 786 36 26 Tadazak (25) Kozlak

January (1-4-1; 1-4-1)

4 #19 ROBERT MORRIS* W 5 0 1624 36 22 Tadazak (22) Alvarez, Gehrt, Heller, Faust, Faust

5 #19 ROBERT MORRIS* L 1 4 2626 48 28 Tadazak (24) Rocha

11 at Air Force* L 1 4 2497 27 36 Leets (32) Hearn

12 at Air Force* T OT 3 3 1607 30 45 Tadazak (42) Heller (PP), Zaremba, O’Leary

18 RIT* L 5 6 1716 30 38 Tadazak (32) Schultz, Starczewski, Richards, O’Leary, Heller (EX)

19 RIT* L 2 4 2681 23 40 Leets (36) Richards, Kozlak

26 RMC (Exh) W 4 1 2629 48 13 Leets (12) Heller, Heller (PP), Alvarez, Gehrt (PP)

February (0-6-2; 0-6-2)

1 at Mercyhurst* T OT 1 1 707 29 41 Tadazak (40) Zaremba

2 at Mercyhurst* L 1 8 1025 15 45 Tadazak (20), Leets (17) Schultz (SH)

8 AIC* L 0 3 1598 36 24 Tadazak (31) none

15 at Bentley* L 3 5 601 42 33 Leets (28) Kozlak, Zaremba, Heller (PP)

16 BENTLEY* T OT 2 2 2195 56 25 Tadazak (23) Starczewski, Lalor

22 CONNECTICUT* L 3 4 1877 35 20 Tadazak (16) Schultz, Starczewski (PP), Faust (PP)

23 CONNECTCUT* L 3 6 2626 33 30 Leets (24) Alvarez, Pomarico, Clark

26 at AIC* L 1 4 112 32 29 Tadazak (25) Lalor

March (0-2-0; 0-2-0)

1 HOLY CROSS* L 3 6 2005 28 37 Leets (31) Starczewski, Bobb, Starczewski (PP)

2 at Holy Cross* L 0 2 1025 20 36 Tadazak (34) none


STARTERSDate Opponent Result LW C RW LD RD G

October (2-3-1; 2-0-1)

12 vs. Neb.-Omaha L, 1-5 Schultz Burns Zaremba Rocha Alvarez Leets

13 vs. #20 Maine L, 3-4 Schultz Burns Zaremba Rocha Clark Tadazak

19 SACRED HEART* W, 5-2 Schultz Burns Zaremba Rocha Clark Tadazak

20 at Sacred Heart* T, 4-4 OT Schultz Burns Zaremba Rocha Clark Tadazak

26 PENN STATE L, 0-5 Schultz Burns Zaremba Rocha Clark Tadazak

27 at Holy Cross* W, 7-2 Schultz Burns Zaremba Rocha Clark Tadazak

November (2-3-0; 2-2-0)

9 NIAGARA* L, 1-5 Bobb Heller Starczewski Rocha Clark Leets

10 NIAGARA* L, 3-4 O’Leary McNulty Roberts Rocha Clark Tadazak

16 SACRED HEART* W, 3-2 Schultz Burns Zaremba Gehrt Lalor Tadazak

17 at Brown L, 0-3 Faust Burns Zaremba Gehrt Lalor Leets

29 at Bentley* W, 3-2 Schultz Burns Zaremba Rocha Lalor Leets

December (2-2-1; 2-1-1)

1 AIC* W, 3-2 Schultz Burns Zaremba Rocha Lalor Leets

7 at Connecticut* T, 2-2 OT Schultz Burns Zaremba Rocha Lalor Leets

11 at Merrimack L, 2-4 Schultz Kozlak Zaremba Rocha Clark Tadazak

27 RUSSIAN JR (exh) L, 2-6 Schultz Burns Zaremba Rocha Clark Leets

29 at Canisius* L, 1-5 Schultz Burns Zaremba Rocha Clark Leets

30 at Canisius* W, 1-0 OT Faust Burns Kozlak Gehrt Lalor Tadazak

January (1-4-1; 1-4-1)

4 #19 ROBERT MORRIS* W, 5-0 Faust Burns Kozlak Gehrt Lalor Tadazak

5 #19 ROBERT MORRIS* L, 1-4 Faust Burns Kozlak Gehrt Lalor Tadazak

11 at Air Force* L, 1-4 Schultz Kozlak Burns Gehrt Lalor Leets

12 at Air Force* T, 3-3 OT Schultz Kozlak Burns Gehrt Lalor Tadazak

18 RIT* L, 5-6 Schultz Kozlak Roberts Rocha Clark Tadazak

19 RIT* L, 2-4 Schultz Kozlak Faust Gehrt Lalor Leets

26 RMC (exh) W, 4-1 Schultz Kozlak Faust Rocha Clark Leets

February (0-6-2; 0-6-2)

1 at Mercyhurst* T, 1-1 OT Schultz Kozlak Faust Gehrt Lalor Tadazak

2 at Mercyhurst* L, 1-8 O’Leary Kozlak Schultz Gehrt Lalor Tadazak

8 AIC* L, 0-3 Schultz Kozlak Zaremba Pomarico Jenkins Tadazak

15 at Bentley* L, 3-5 Starczewski Kozlak Alvarez Gehrt Lalor Leets

16 BENTLEY* T, 2-2 OT Starczewski Kozlak Alvarez Rocha Clark Tadazak

22 CONNECTICUT* L, 3-4 Starczewski Kozlak Alvarez Rocha Clark Tadazak

23 CONNECTCUT* L, 3-6 Starczewski Kozlak Alvarez Gehrt Lalor Leets

26 at AIC* L, 1-4 Starczewski Kozlak Alvarez Pomarico Lalor Tadazak

March (0-2-0; 0-2-0)

1 HOLY CROSS* L, 3-6 Starczewski Kozlak Alvarez Rocha Clark Leets

2 at Holy Cross* L, 0-2 Starczewski Kozlak Alvarez Pomarico Ikkala Tadazak


GAME-BY-GAME COMPARISON

Date Opponent Result Goals Assists Shots Pen-Min Power Play

October (2-3-1; 2-0-1)

12 vs. Neb.-Omaha L, 1-5 1/5 2/8 18/38 4-8/2-4 1-2/1-4

13 vs. #20 Maine L, 3-4 3/4 3/6 24/54 5-21/2-4 0-1/0-3

19 SACRED HEART* W, 5-2 5/2 6/3 28/27 1-2/5-18 0-4/0-1

20 at Sacred Heart* T, 4-4 OT 4/4 8/6 41/29 7-22/8-24 2-6/2-5

26 PENN STATE L, 0-5 0/5 0/6 34/45 8-16/8-27 0-6/1-5

27 at Holy Cross* W, 7-2 7/2 9/4 35/35 7-14/8-16 4-8/2-7

November (2-3-0; 2-2-0)

9 NIAGARA* L, 0-5 0/5 0/6 27/35 5-10/4-8 0-2/0-3

10 NIAGARA* L, 1-4 1/4 2/8 31/29 6-23/8-27 1-4/1-2

16 SACRED HEART* W, 3-2 3/2 6/4 38/28 5-21/5-10 1-5/0-4

17 at Brown L, 0-3 0/3 0/5 25/30 5-10/7-14 0-7/2-5

29 at Bentley* W, 3-2 3/2 4/3 33/26 5-21/5-10 1-5/0-4

December (2-2-1; 2-1-1)

1 AIC* W, 3-2 3/2 6/4 28/33 3-6/2-4 0-1/1-3

7 at Connecticut* T, 2-2 OT 2/2 3/4 31/29 4-8/6-12 0-5/1-3

11 at Merrimack L, 2-4 2/4 4/8 24/46 5-10/5-10 2-3/1-3

27 RUSSIAN JR (exh) L, 2-6 2/6 6/4 43/33 7-14/8-27 0-6/0-6

29 at Canisius* L, 1-5 1/5 2/10 19/51 10-31/4-8 0-3/1-9

30 at Canisius* W, 1-0 OT 1/0 2/0 36/25 2-4/7-14 0-7/0-2

January (1-4-1; 1-4-1)

4 #19 ROBERT MORRIS* W, 5-0 5/0 9/0 36/22 3-6/3-6 0-3/0-3

5 #19 ROBERT MORRIS* L, 1-4 1/4 1/8 48/28 3-6/8-16 0-8/0-2

11 at Air Force* L, 1-4 1/4 1/8 27/36 6-12/4-8 0-4/2-

12 at Air Force* T, 3-3 OT 3/3 5/6 30/45 3-6/2-4 1-2/1-3

18 RIT* L, 5-6 5/6 7/9 30/38 4-8/4-8 0-4/2-4

19 RIT* L, 2-4 2/4 2/5 23/40 2-4/2-4 0-2/1-2

26 RMC W, 4-1 4/1 7/1 48/13 6-12/10-20 2-7/0-4

February (0-6-2; 0-6-2)

1 at Mercyhurst* T, 1-1 OT 1/1 2/2 29/41 4-8/3-6 0-2/0-3

2 at Mercyhurst* L, 1-8 1/8 0/12 15/45 6-12/5-13 0-5/2-6

8 AIC* L, 0-3 0/3 0/4 36/34 4-8/6-12 0-6/1-4

15 at Bentley* L, 3-5 3/5 5/8 42/33 3-6/5-10 1-5/0-3

16 BENTLEY* T, 2-2 OT 2/2 3/2 56/25 3-17/3-6 0-3/0-2

22 CONNECTICUT* L, 3-4 3/4 5/8 35/20 6-23/8-16 2-7/1-6

23 CONNECTCUT* L, 3-6 3/6 6/12 33/30 8-16/7-14 0-6/3-7

26 at AIC* L< 1-4 1/4 1/7 32/29 5-21/3-6 0-3/2-5

March (0-2-0; 0-2-0)

1 HOLY CROSS* L, 3-6 3/6 5/8 28/37 4-8/4-8 1-4/2-4

2 at Holy Cross* L, 0-2 0/2 0/2 20/36 9-26/9-18 0-6/1-5

TOTALS 70/113 109/186 992/1099 153-399/160-361 16-137/31-127


INDIVIDUAL PLAYER STATS (SKATERS)

#4 CODY IKKALACAREER OVERALL STATISTICS

Year GM G A Pts. PPG SHG GWG2009-10 19 1 1 2 0 0 02010-11 20 0 2 2 0 0 02011-12 30 0 2 2 0 0 02012-13 9 0 0 0 0 0 0Career 78 1 5 6 0 0 0

Multiple Point Games: 0Career Highs:Goals: 1, 2-13-10 vs. RITAssists: 1, fi ve times, most recent, 1-21-12 vs. Air ForcePoints: 1, sx times, most recent, 1-21-12 vs. Air Force

CAREER CONFERENCE STATISTICS


#5 JOHN CLARKCAREER OVERALL STATISTICS


Multiple Point Games: 1, 11-5-10 at UMass, W 5-2 (2A)Career Highs:Goals: 1, 2-23-13 vs. UConnAssists: 2, 11-5-10 at UMass, W 5-2Points: 2, 11-5-10 at UMass, W 5-2 (2A)



#2 JAMES MCNULTYCAREER OVERALL STATISTICS

Year GM G A Pts. PPG SHG GWG2012-13 14 0 0 0 0 0 0

Multiple Point Games: 0Career Highs: Goals: 0Assists: 0Points: 0



#3 CHRISTIAN POMARICOCAREER OVERALL STATISTICS


Multiple Point Games: 0Career Highs: Goals: 1, 2-23-13 vs. UConn; 12-1-12 vs. AICAssists: 1, 2-22-13 vs. UConnPoints: 1, three times, most recent 2/23/13 vs. UConn



#7 ANDREW O’LEARYCAREER OVERALL STATISTICS


Multiple Point Games: 0Career Highs: Goals: 1, 1-18-13 vs. RIT, L 6-5; 1-12-13 at Air Force, T 3-3 OTAssists: 1, 2-23-13 vs. UConn, L 6-3Points: 1, three times, most recent 2-23-13 vs. UConn



#10 ZAK ZAREMBACAREER OVERALL STATISTICS

Year GM G A Pts. PPG SHG GWG2011-12 34 5 6 11 0 0 02012-13 32 7 4 11 2 0 0Career 66 12 10 22 2 0 0

Multiple Point Games: 2, 2-7-12 at Connecticut (G, A); 11-5-11 at RIT (2A)Career Highs: Goals: 1, 12 times, most recent 2-15-13 at Bentley, L 5-3Assists: 2 at RIT, 11-5-11Points: 2 at RIT, 11-5-11




#11 BRIAN SCHULTZCAREER OVERALL STATISTICS

Year GM G A Pts. PPG SHG GWG2010-11 32 1 2 3 0 0 02011-12 29 1 2 3 0 0 12012-13 31 4 3 7 0 1 0Career 92 6 7 13 0 1 1

Multiple Point Games: 2, 2-22-13 vs. UConn (G,A); 1-18-13 vs. RIT (G,A)Career Highs: Goals: 1, six times, most recent 2-22-13 vs. UConnAssists: 1 seven times, most recent, 2-23-13 vs. UConnPoints: 2, 2-22-13 vs.UConn (G, A); 1-18-13 vs. RIT (G, A)




#13 JON BOBBCAREER OVERALL STATISTICS


Multiple Point Games: 1, 3-1-13 vs. Holy Cross (G, A)Career Highs:Goals: 1, 3-1-13 vs. Holy CrossAssists: 1, three times, most recent 3-1-13 vs. Holy CrossPoints: 1, twice, at Connecticut, 12-7-12; vs. Mercyhurst, 12-3-11 (A)



#14 JOE KOZLAKCAREER OVERALL STATISTICS


Multiple Point Games: 2, 10-27-12 at Holy Cross (G, A); 10-20-12 at Sacred Heart (G,A)Career Highs: Goals: 1, six times, most recent 2-15-13 at BentleyAssists: 1, 10 times, most recent 3-1-13 vs. Holy CrossPoints: 2, twice, 10-27-12 at Holy Cross; 10-20-12 at Sacred Heart



#16 MICHAEL ST. DENISCAREER OVERALL STATISTICS


Multiple Point Games: 0Career Highs: Goals: 0Assists: 0Points: 0



#18 MAC LALORCAREER OVERALL STATISTICS


Multiple Point Games: 4, most recent 12-11-12 at Merrimack (2PPG)Career Highs: Goals: 2, 12-11-12 at MerrimackAssists: 2, 12-1-12 vs. AIC; 12-3-11 vs. MercyhurstPoints: 2, four times, most recent 12-11-12 at Merrimack (2PPG)



#17 MIKE SANTEECAREER OVERALL STATISTICS


Multiple Point Games: 2, most recent 2-18-11 vs. AIC (2A)Career Highs:Goals: 1, nine times, most recent 2-5-11 vs. UConnAssists: 2, 2-18-11 vs. AICPoints: 2, twice, 2-18-11 vs. AIC (2A); 2-19-10 at Mercyhurst (G, A)





#21 ANDY STARCZEWSKICAREER OVERALL STATISTICS

Year GM G A Pts. PPG SHG GWG2009-10 35 8 9 17 3 0 22010-11 30 7 5 12 4 0 12011-12 34 13 11 24 5 0 02012-13 32 10 15 25 2 0 1Career 131 38 40 78 14 0 4 Multiple Point Games: 17, most recent 3-1-13 vs. Holy Cross (2G)Career Highs:Goals: 3, 10-19-12 vs. Sacred Heart; 11-5-11 at RITAssists: 3, 10-27-12 at Holy Cross; 10-17-10 vs. Holy CrossPoints: 3, fi ve times, most recent 10-27-12 at Holy Cross (3A)



#19 JOSH RICHARDSCAREER OVERALL STATISTICS


Multiple Point Games: 4, most recent 1-18-13 vs. RIT (G, A)Career Highs: Goals: 1, six times, most recent 1-19-13 vs. RITAssists: 2, twice, 1-4-13 vs. #19 RMU; 10-27-12 at Holy CrossPoints: 2, four times, most recent, 1-18-13 vs. RIT (G, A)



#20 JONATHAN GEHRTCAREER OVERALL STATISTICS


Multiple Point Games: 2, three times, most recent 1-4-13 vs. #19 Robert Morris (G, A)Career Highs: Goals: 1, 1-4-13 vs. #19 Robert Morris; 10-27-12 at Holy CrossAssists: 2, 12-11-12 at MerrimackPoints: 2, three times, most recent 1, 1-4-13 vs. #19 Robert Morris (G, A)



#22 THANE HELLERCAREER OVERALL STATISTICS


Multiple Point Games: 2, 11-16-12 vs. Sacred Heart (G, A); 10-27-12 at Holy Cross (G, A)Career Highs: Goals: 1, nine times, most recent 2-15-13 at BentleyAssists: 1, six times, most recent 2-23-13 vs. UConnPoints: 2, 11-16-12 vs. Sacred Heart; 10-27-12 at Holy Cross



#23 LUKE JENKINSCAREER OVERALL STATISTICS


Multiple Point Games: 1, 10-20-12 at Sacred Heart (2A)Career Highs: Goals: 1, 10-13-12 vs. #20 MaineAssists: 2, 10-20-12 at Sacred HeartPoints: 2, 10-20-12 at Sacred Heart



#24 MAURICE ALVAREZCAREER OVERALL STATISTICS


Multiple Point Games: 1, 11-11-11 at Sacred Heart (PPG, A)Career Highs: Goals: 1 eight times, most recent 2-23-13 vs. UConnAssists: 1, 15 times, most recent 3-1-13 vs. Holy CrossPoints: 2, 11/11/11 at Sacred Heart





#25 CHEYNE ROCHACAREER OVERALL STATISTICS


Multiple Point Games: 3, most recent, 2-5-11 at UConn (3A)Career Highs:Goals: 1, four times, most recent, 1-5-13 vs. #19 Robert MorrisAssists: 3, 2-5-11 at UConn (3A)Points: 3, 2-5-11 at UConn (3A)



#26 SHANE HEARNCAREER OVERALL STATISTICS


Multiple Point Games: 1, 10-27-12 at Holy Cross (2G)Career Highs: Goals: 2, 10-27-12 at Holy CrossAssists: 1, seven times, most recent, 2-26-13 vs. UConnPoints: 2, 10-27-12 at Holy Cross



#27 WILLIE FAUSTCAREER OVERALL STATISTICS


Multiple Point Games: 3, most recent, 2-22-13 vs. UConn (G, A)Career Highs: Goals: 2, 1-4-13 vs. #19 Robert MorrisAssists: 1, seven times, most recent 2-22-13 vs. UConnPoints: 2, three times, most recent 2-22-13 vs. UConn (G, A)



#28 JOSH ROBERTSCAREER OVERALL STATISTICS


Multiple Point Games: 0Career Highs: Goals: 0Assists: 1, three times, most recent, 1-18-13 vs. RITPoints: 1, three times, most recent, 1-18-13 vs. RIT




INDIVIDUAL PLAYER STATS (GOALTENDERS)

#30 RYAN LEETSCAREER OVERALL STATISTICS

Year GM Min. GA GAA SV Pct. W-L-T Sho2009-10 1 18:31 1 3.24 7 .875 0-0-0 02010-11 15 887:24 43 2.91 467 .916 4-8-3 02011-12 26 1457:37 85 3.50 681 .889 4-16-4 02012-13 16 821:15 52 3.80 438 .894 4-9-1 0Career 58 3184:47 181 3.40 1593 .897 12-32-8 0

Career Shots Faced: 1774(Freshman: 8; Sophomore: 510; Junior: 766; Senior: 490)Career-Best Saves: 46 at Canisius, 12-29-12Career Shutouts: n/a


Year GM Min. GA GAA SV Pct. W-L-T Sho2009-10 0 00:00 0 0 0 0 0-0-0 0 2010-11 11 653:00 30 2.76 354 .922 3-5-3 02011-12 21 1163:37 67 3.45 517 .885 3-13-3 02012-13 13 685:22 44 3.85 356 .890 4-7-1 0Career 45 2501:59 141 3.38 1227 .896 10-25-7 0

#1 ROB TADAZAKCAREER OVERALL STATISTICS

Year GM Min. GA GAA SV Pct. W-L-T Sho2011-12 11 599:38 32 3.20 317 .908 0-7-3 02012-13 20 1113:36 56 3.02 548 .907 3-11-4 2Career 31 1713:14 88 3.08 865 .907 3-18-7 2

Career Shots Faced: 953(Freshman: 349; Sophomore: 604)Career-Best Saves: 53, vs. Brown, 11-19-11Career Shutouts: 2, 1-4-13 vs. #19 Robert Morris (22 saves); 12-30-12 at Canisius (25 saves)


Year GM Min. GA GAA SV Pct. W-L-T Sho2011-12 8 466:37 27 3.47 223 .892 0-6-2 02012-13 17 951:03 44 2.78 438 .909 3-8-4 2Career 25 1418:40 71 3.02 661 .903 3-13-6 2

#35 MATT WALSHCAREER OVERALL STATISTICS

Year GM Min. GA GAA SV Pct. W-L-T Sho2011-12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0-0 02012-13 1 2:20 0 0 0 0 0-0-0 0Career 1 2:20 0 0 0 0 0-0-0 0

Career Shots Faced: n/aCareer-Best Saves: n/aCareer Shutouts: n/a


Year GM Min. GA GAA SV Pct. W-L-T Sho2011-12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0-0 0 2012-13 1 2:20 0 0 0 0 0-0-0 0Career 1 2:20 0 0 0 0 0-0-0 0


Game #1 (10-12-12)Nebraska-Omaha 5, Army 1

Ice BreakerSprint Center, Kansas City, Mo.

NEBRASKA-OMAHA 5, ARMY 1UNO 2-2-1--5ARMY 0-1-0--1First Period:UNO – Raubenheimer (Montpetit, Aneloski), PP, 4:31UNO – Seeler (Zombo, Raubenheimer), 8:43Second Period:UNO – Aneloski (Seeler, Raubenheim), 4:27UNO – Searfoss (Gwidt), 7:54ARMY – Lalor (Zaremba, Starczewski), PP, 9:21Third Period:UNO – White (Searfoss), 14:48Shots: UNO 38 (11-18-9); Army 18 (6-4-8)Saves: UNO 17 (Faulkner, 60:00, 6-3-8); Army 33 (Leets, 60:00, 9-16-8)Power Plays: UNO, 1-4; Army, 1-2Penalties: UNO, 2-4; Army, 4-8Attendance: 2,200

Game #2 (10-13-12)#20 Maine 4, Army 3

Ice Breaker ConsolationSprint Center, Kansas City, Mo.

MAINE 4, ARMY 3ARMY 1-1-1--3MAINE 0-3-1--4First Period:ARMY – Heller (Starczewski), 5:41Second Period:ARMY – Jenkins (Zaremba), 2:31MAINE – Anthoine (unassisted), 11:24MAINE – Leidermark (Merchant, Leen), 12:35MAINE --- Higgins (Shore, Diamond), 13:51Third Period:ARMY – Richards (Kozlak), 9:01MAINE -- Diamond (Higgins, Hutton), 9:56Shots: Maine 54 (14-19-21); Army 24 (6-8-10)Saves: Maine 21 (Morris, 60:00, 5-7-9); Army 50 (Tadazak, 59:24, 14-16-20; empty net, 00:36)Power Plays: Maine, 0-3; Army, 0-1Penalties: Maine, 2-4; Army, 5-21Attendance: 2,254

Game #3 (10-19-12)Army 5, Sacred Heart 2

Tate Rink, West Point, N.Y.ARMY 5, SACRED HEART 2SHU 0-2-0--2ARMY 1-1-3--5First Period:ARMY – Zaremba (Rocha, Clark), 00:29Second Period:ARMY – Starczewski (unassisted), 2:36SHU – Verbeek (Sheehan), 8:45SHU – Lake (Curry, Bonner), 18:10Third Period:ARMY – Starczewski (Faust) 1:41ARMY – Schultz (Burns, Kozlak), 8:24ARMY – Starczewski (Alvarez), 17:52Shots: Sacred Heart 27 (8-15-4); Army 28 (9-6-13) Saves: Sacred Heart 23 (Legatto, 59:48, 8-5-10; empty net, 00:12); Army 25 (Tadazak, 60:00, 8-13-4)Power Plays: Sacred Heart, 0-1; Army, 0-4 Penalties: Sacred Heart, 5-18; Army, 1-2Attendance: 1,253

Game #4 (10-20-12)Army 4, Sacred Heart 4 OT

Milford Ice Pavilion, Milford Ice PavilionARMY 4, SACRED HEART 4 (OT)ARMY 0-2-2-0--4SHU 1-2-1-0--4First Period:SHU – Delong (Sheehan), 1:09Second Period:ARMY – Richards (Jenkins, Alvarez) PP, 1:53SHU – Sheehan (George, Brightbill), PP, 4:03ARMY – Faust (Gehrt, Kozlak), PP, 15:02SHU – Verbeek (Solomon, Filteau), 19:48Third Period:ARMY – Starczewski (Faust, Jenkins), 7:35SHU – Bonner (Curry), 11:35ARMY – Kozlak (Heller, Starczewski), EX, 19:27Overtime:None.Shots: Army 41 (19-10-9-3); Sacred Heart 29 (13-8-6-2)Saves: Army 25 (Tadazak, 64:17, 12-6-5-2; empty net, 00:43); Sacred Heart 37 (Bodnarchuk, 65:00, 19-8-7-3)Power Plays: Army, 2-6; Sacred Heart, 2-5Penalties: Army, 7-22; Sacred Heart, 8-24Attendance: 353

Game #5 (10-26-12)Penn State 5, Army 0

Tate Rink, West Point, N.Y.PENN STATE 5, ARMY 0PSU 1-3-1--5ARMY 0-0-0--0First Period:PSU – Brooks (Loik, Glen), 10:15Second Period:PSU -- Milley (Bailey), PP, 2:36PSU – Sweetland (Bailey), 12:44PSU – Bailey (Jensen), 13:46Third Period:PSU – Glen (Sweetland), 4:07Shots: Penn State 45 (13-9-23); Army 34 (12-12-10) Saves: Penn State 34 (Musico, 59:20, 12-12-10; empty net, 00:40); Army 40 (Tadazak, 44;02, 12-6-0; Leets, 15:53, x-x-22 empty net, 00:05)Power Plays: Penn State 1-5; Army, 0-5Penalties: Penn State, 8-27; Army, 8-16Attendance: 1,537

Game #6 (10-27-12)Army 7, Holy Cross 2

Hart Center, Worcester, Mass.ARMY 7, HOLY CROSS 2ARMY 3-3-1—7HOLY CROSS 0-2-0—2First Period:ARMY – Zaremba (Starczewski, Heller), PP, 3:57ARMY – Hearn (unassisted), 11:21ARMY --- Kozlak (Richards, Gehrt), PP, 12:58Second Period: HC – Fletcher (Vos), SH, 9:40HC – Nunn (Zych), 10:12ARMY – Gehrt (unassisted), 10:25ARMY – Lalor (Starczewski), PP, 13:49ARMY – Heller (Starczewski, Lalor), PP, 18:22Third Period:ARMY – Hearn (Richards, Kozlak), 14:00Shots: Army 35 (14-11-10); Holy Cross 35 (13-9-13)Saves: Army 33 (Leets, time, 13-7-13); Holy Cross 28 (Ginn, time, 11-8-9)Power Plays: Army 4-8; Holy Cross 2-7Penalties: Army 7-14; Holy Cross 8-16Attendance: 1,409

Game #7 (11-9-12)Niagara 5, Army 0

Tate Rink, West Point, N.Y.NIAGARA 5, ARMY 0NIAGARA 4-1-0--5ARMY 0-0-0--0First Period:NIAGARA – Kohls (Giancarlo), 1:27NIAGARA – Williams (Hannan, Kohls), 8:19NIAGARA – Lochner (Divjak, Ryan), 9:22NIAGARA – Rashid (kohls), 17:34Second Period:NIAGARA – Zanette (unassisted), 7:53Third Period:None.Shots: Niagara 35 (17-10-8); Army 27 (7-12-8) Saves: Niagara 27 (Chubak, 60:00, 7-12-8); Army 30 (Leets, 27:53, 13-6-x; Tadazak, 32:07, x-3-8)Power Plays: Niagara, 0-3; Army, 0-2Penalties: Niagara, 4-8; Army, 5-10.Attendance: 1,381

Game #8 (11-10-12)Niagara 4, Army 1

Tate Rink, West Point, N.Y.NIAGARA 4, ARMY 1NIAGARA 2-1-1--4ARMY 0-0-1--1First Period:NIAGARA – Murphy (Ryan, Iuorio), PP, 7:09NIAGARA -- Benedict (Rashid, Ryan) 13:5Second Period:NIAGARA – Benedict (Turcotte, Williams), 2:53Third Period:ARMY – Heller (Zaremba, Starczewski), PP, 14:30Shots: Niagara 29 (11-11-6); Army 31 (14-6-11) Saves: Niagara 30 (Chubak, 60:00, 14-6-10); Army 25 (Tadazak, 60:00, 9-10-6)Power Plays: Niagara, 1-2; Army, 1-4Penalties: Niagara, 8-27; Army, 6-23Attendance: 1,548

Game #9 (11-16-12)Army 3, Sacred Heart 2

Tate Rink, West Point, N.Y.ARMY 3, SACRED HEART 2SHU 1-1-0--2ARMY 1-1-1--3First Period:ARMY – Heller (Starczewski, Clark), 3:39SHU – Filteau (Curry, Brightbill), 4:25Second Period:ARMY – Zaremba (Lalor, Starczewski), PP, 4:34SHU – Delong (Ketchum, Sheehan), 18:52Third Period:ARMY – Alvarez (Faust, Heller), 9:44Shots: Sacred Heart 28 (12-10-6); Army 38 (10-11-17) Saves: Sacred Heart 35 (Bodnarchuk, 58:45, 9-10-16; empty net, 1:15); Army 26 (Tadazak, 27:22, 11-7-x; Leets, 32:37, x-2-6)Power Plays: Sacred Heart, 0-4; Army, 1-5Penalties: Sacred Heart, 5-10; Army, 5-21Attendance: 1,273

GAME RECAPS (GAMES 1-9)


Game #10 (11-17-12)Brown 3, Army 0

Meehan Auditorium, Providence, R.I.BROWN 3, ARMY 0ARMY 0-0-0--0BROWN 1-0-2--3First Period:BROWN – Lorito (Jacobson, Zaires), PP, 4:55Second Period:None.Third Period:BROWN – Lorito (Wahl, Robertson), PP, 6:25BROWN – Lorito (Lamacchia), SH, 7:43Shots: Army 25 (8-7-10); Brown 30 (15-9-6)Saves: Army 27 (Leets, 60:00, 14-9-4); Brown 25 (DeFil-ippo, 60:00, 8-7-10)Power Plays: Army, 0-7; Brown, 2-5Penalties: Army, 5-10; Brown, 7-14Attendance: 1,384

Game #11 (11-29-12)Army 3, Bentley 2

John A. Ryan Skating Arena, Watertown, Mass.ARMY 3, BENTLEY 2ARMY 1-2-0--3BENTLEY 0-2-0--2

First Period:ARMY – Starczewski (Faust, Heller), 16:01Second Period:ARMY – Richards (Hearn, Rocha), 8:01BEN – Breton (Grieve), 9:13BEN – Switzer (Krause, Blomquist), 8:26ARMY – Burns (unassisted), SH, 11:24Third Period:None.Shots: Army 33 (13-11-9); Bentley 26 (8-10-8)Saves: Army 24 (Leets, 60:00, 8-8-8); Bentley 30 (Komm, 58:47, 12-9-9)Power Plays: Army, 0-3; Bentley, 0-3Penalties: Army, 3-6; Bentley, 3-6Attendance: 522

Game #12 (12-1-12)Army 3, AIC 2

“TK” NightTate Rink, West Point, N.Y.

ARMY 3, AIC 2AIC 0-1-1--2ARMY 0-1-2--3

First Period:None.Second Period:AIC –Peake (Pleskach and Puskar), PP, :40ARMY – Heller (Starczewski, Lalor), 17:23Third Period:ARMY – Pomarico (Lalor, Roberts), 2:45ARMY –Hearn (Richards, Kozlak), 14:48AIC – Porter (Leitner, Pleskach), 16:49Shots: AIC 33 (9-15-9); Army 28 (9-10-9) Saves: AIC 25 (Meisner, 59:05, 9-9-7); Army 31 (Leets, 60:00, 9-14-8)Power Plays: AIC, 1-3; Army, 0-1Penalties: AIC, 2-4; Army, 3-6Attendance: 2,648

Game #13 (12-7-12)Army 2, Connecticut 2 (OT)

Freitas Ice Forum, Storrs, Conn.ARMY 2, UCONN 2 OTARMY 1-1-0-0--2UCONN 1-0-1-0--2

First Period:ARMY – Kozlak (Lalor), 8:20UCONN – Bouchard (Smutek, Gerling), PP, 15:17Second Period:ARMY – Gehrt (Bobb, Burns), 10:51Third Period:UCONN – Carriere (Pauly), 10:32Overtime:NoneShots: Army 31 (10-10-10-1); Connecticut 29 (7-7-14-1)Saves: Army 27 (Leets, time, 6-7-13-1); Connecticut 29 (Bartus, 30:31, 9-4-x-x; Grogan, 34:39, x-5-10-1)Power Plays: Army, 0-5; Connecticut, 1-3Penalties: Army, 4-8; Connecticut, 6-12Attendance: 721

Game #14 (12-11-12)Merrimack 4, Army 2

Lawler Arena, North Andover, Mass. MERRIMACK 4, ARMY 2ARMY 0-0-2—2MERRIMACK 0-1-3—4

First Period:None.Second Period:MM – Hussar (Brodhag, Biggs), 4:22Third Period:MM – Bates (Biggs, Jardine), 6:14ARMY – Lalor (Starczewski, Gehrt), PP, 9:13ARMY – Lalor (Gehrt, Faust), PP, 9:50MM – Scotti (Hussar, Mansfi eld) PP, 12:06MM – Collins (Bly, Christie) EN, 19:56 Shots: Army 24 (5-8-11); Merrimack 46 (19-12-15)Saves: Army 42 (Tadazak, 59:07, 19-11-12; empty net, :53); Merrimack 22 (Tirronen, 60:00, 5-8-11)Power Plays: Army, 2-3; Merrimack, 1-3Penalties: Army, 5-10; Merrimack, 5-10Attendance: 1,869

Exhibition (12-27-12)Russian Junior All-Stars 6, Army 2

Tate Rink, West Point, N.Y. RUSSIAN JR. ALL-STARS 6, ARMY 2RUSSIAN JR. 1-4-1—6ARMY 0-2-0—2

First Period:R – Krivchenko (Berdnikov), 7:40Second Period:R – Berdnikov (Mishchenko), 00:34R – Krivchenko (Mischenko, Berdnikov), 3:21A – Lalor (Kozlak, Richards), 3:53R – Upitis (unassisted), 4:10A – Kozlak (Rocha, Lalor), 6:48R – Lomako (Vikharev, Makarov), 17:53Third Period:R – Stoliaren (unassisted), 9:00Shots: Russian Jr. All-Stars 33 (9-15-9); Army 43 (14-16-13)Saves: Russian Jr. All-Stars 41 (Maskovtsev, 60:00, 14-14-13); Army 27 (Leets, 30:14, 8-5-x; Tadazak, 29:42, x-6-8; empty net, 00:04)Power Plays: Russian Jr. All-Stars, 0-6; Army, 0-6Penalties: Russian Jr. All-Stars, 8-27; Army, 7-14Attendance: 2,636

Game #15 (12-29-12)Canisius 5, Army 1

Buffalo State Sports Arena, Buffalo, N.Y.CANISIUS 5, ARMY 1ARMY 0-1-0—1CANISIUS 2-2-1—5First Period:CAN – Bohrer (McKellar, Cuddemi), PP, 9:46CAN – Grazen (Shupe, Lindsay), 12:45Second Period: CAN – Shupe (Grazen, Lindsay), 1:08ARMY – Zaremba (Clark, Richards), 7:03CAN – Sullivan (Gibbons, Beck), 16:46Third Period:CAN – Shupe (Lindsay), 16:16 Shots: Army 19 (6-7-6); Canisius 52 (16-18-17)Saves: Army 46 (Leets, 60:00, 14-16-16); Canisius 18 (Capobianco, 60:00, 6-6-6)Power Plays: Army, 0-3; Canisius, 1-9Penalties: Army, 10-31; Canisius, 4-8Attendance: 903

Game #16 (12-30-12)Army 1, Canisius O (OT)

Buffalo State Sports Arena, Buffalo, N.Y.ARMY 1, CANISIUS 0 (OT)ARMY 0-0-0-1—1CANISIUS 0-0-0-0—0First Period:None.Second Period: None.Third Period:None.Overtime:ARMY – Kozlak (Burns, Lalor), 2:51Shots: Army 36 (12-11-11-2); Canisius 25 (7-3-10-5)Saves: Army 25 (Tadazak, 62:51, 7-3-10-5); Canisius 35 (Capobianco, 62:51, 12-11-11-1)Power Plays: Army, 0-7; Canisius, 0-2.Penalties: Army, 2-4; Canisius, 7-14Attendance: 786

Game #17 (1-4-13)Army 5, #19 Robert Morris 0Tate Rink, West Point, N.Y.

CBS Sports NetworkARMY 5, #19 ROBERT MORRIS 0RMU 0-0-0—0ARMY 1-3-1—5First Period:ARMY – Alvarez (Zaremba), 19:00Second Period:ARMY – Gehrt (Richards, Starczewski), 9:47ARMY – Heller (Gehrt, Richards), 11-05 ARMY – Faust (Burns, Lalor), 17:43Third Period:ARMY – Faust (Schultz, Burns), 1:00Shots: Robert Morris 22 (5-9-8); Army 36 (12-14-10) Saves: Robert Morris 31 (Levine, 41:38, 11-11-1; Ferber, 18:22, 0-0-8); Army 22 (Tadazak, 59:54, 5-9-8; empty net, 00:06)Power Plays: Robert Morris, 0-3; Army, 0-3Penalties: Robert Morris, 3-6; Army, 3-6Attendance: 1,624

GAME RECAPS (GAMES 10-17)


GAME RECAPS (GAMES 18-25)Game #18 (1-5-13)

#19 Robert Morris 4, Army 1Tate Rink, West Point, N.Y.

House of Blues#19 ROBERT MORRIS 4, ARMY 1RMU 3-0-1—4ARMY 1-0-0—1First Period:RMU – Gibson (Moore, Denham), 3:22ARMY – Rocha (Hearn), 5:28RMU – Wydo (Hervato, Hinds), 14:02RMU – Blazek (Geerin, South), 19:56Second Period:None.Third Period:RMU – Jones (unassisted), EN, 18:59Shots: Robert Morris 28 (10-7-11); Army 48 (10-10-28) Saves: Robert Morris 24 (Levine, 60:00, 9-10-28); Army 24 (Tadazak, 58:29, 7-7-10; empty net, 1:31, x-x-1)Power Plays: Robert Morris, 0-2; Army, 0-8Penalties: Robert Morris, 8-16; Army, 3-6Attendance: 2,626

Game #19 (1-11-13)Air Force 4, Army 1

Cadet Ice Arena, USAFA, Colo.AIR FORCE 4, ARMY 1ARMY 0-0-1—1AIR FORCE 1-2-1—4

First Period:AF – Persian (Holm, Carey), 9:29Second Period: AF – De Laurell (Thomas, Carew), PP, 14:39AF – De Laurell (Walsh, Carew), 18:33Third Period:AF – De Laurell (Thomas, Kruse), PP, 15:31ARMY – Hearn (Lalor), 16:03Shots: Army 27 (13-3-11); Air Force 36 (9-13-14)Saves: Army 32 (Leets, 60:00, 8-11-13); Air Force 26 (Torf, 60:00, 13-3-10)Power Plays: Army, 0-4; Air Force, 2-6Penalties: Army, 6-12; Air Force, 4-8Attendance: 2,497

Game #20 (1-12-13)Army 3, Air Force 3 (OT)

Cadet Ice Arena, USAFA, Colo.CBS Sports Network

ARMY 3, AIR FORCE 3 (OT)ARMY 1-2-0-0—3AIR FORCE 0-2-1-0—3First Period:ARMY – Heller (Richards, Burns), PP, 7:14Second Period: AF – Kruse (McDonald, Artman), 1:14ARMY – Zaremba (Alvarez, Hearn), 4:45ARMY – O’Leary (Roberts), 5:33AF – Artman ( Timar), 7:08 Third Period:AF – De Laurell (Carew, McKenzie), PP, 3:24Overtime:None.Shots: Army 30 (14-8-7-1); Air Force 45 (12-16-12-5)Saves: Army 42 (Tadazak, 65:00, 12-14-11-5); Air Force 27 (Torf, 65:00, 13-6-7-1)Power Plays: Army, 1-2; Air Force, 1-3Penalties: Army, 3-6; Air Force, 2-4Attendance: 1,607

Game #21 (1-18-13)RIT 6, Army 5

Tate Rink, West Point, N.Y.RIT 6, ARMY 5RIT 3-1-2—6ARMY 1-2-2—5First Period:RIT – Smith (Saracino), 1:02ARMY – Schultz (Roberts), 9:04RIT – Lynch (Kuqali, Mitchell), 11:43RIT – Descoteaux (McGowan, Lynch), PP, 18:01Second Period:ARMY – Starczewski (Richards), 7:56 RIT – Colavecchia (Mitchell), PP, 16:09ARMY – Richards (Starczewski, Lalor), 19:41Third Period:RIT – Smith (Mitchell), 7:17RIT – Miller (Potts), 11:35ARMY – O’Leary (Clark), 18:19ARMY – Heller (Schultz, Kozlak), 19:52Shots: RIT 38 (15-13-10); Army 30 (11-7-12) Saves: RIT 25 (Watson, 60:00, 10-5-10); Army 32 (Tadazak, 58:30, 12-12-8; empty net, 1:30)Power Plays: RIT, 2-4; Army, 0-4Penalties: RIT, 4-8; Army, 4-8Attendance: 1,716

Game #22 (1-19-13)RIT 4, Army 2

Tate Rink, West Point, N.Y.RIT 4, ARMY 2RIT 2-1-1—4ARMY 0-2-0—2First Period:RIT – Mitchell (Hartley), 10:21RIT – Mitchell (Colavecchia, Hartley), 14:35Second Period:ARMY – Richards (Rocha), 1:22RIT – Smith (Hartley), 5:17ARMY – Kozlak (Faust), 9:44Third Period:RIT – Smith (unassisted), EN, 19:35Shots: RIT 40 (12-15-13); Army 23 (9-4-10) Saves: RIT 21 (Watson, 60:00, 9-2-10); Army 36 (Leets, 59:48, 10-14-12; empty net, 00:12)Power Plays: RIT, 1-2; Army, 0-2Penalties: RIT, 2-4; Army, 2-4Attendance: 2,681

Exhibition (1-26-13)Army 4, RMC 1

Tate Rink, West Point, N.Y.ARMY 4, RMC 1RMC 0-0-1—1ARMY 1-1-2—4First Period:ARMY – Heller (Richards), 6:31Second Period:ARMY – Heller (Alvarez, Lalor), PP, 9:22Third Period:RMC – Cook (MacLean), 9:46ARMY – Alvarez (Hearn, Gehrt), 12:43ARMY – Gehrt (Jenkins, Starczewski), PP, 18:07Shots: RMC 13 (5-4-4); Army 48 (12-17-19) Saves: RMC 44 (Dorsey, 60:00, 11-16-17); Army 12 (Leets, 59:53, 5-4-3; empty net, 00:07)Power Plays: RMC, 0-4; Army, 2-7Penalties: RMC, 10-20; Army, 6-12Attendance: 2,629

Game #23 (2-1-13)Army 1, Mercyhurst 1 (OT)

Mercyhurst Ice Center, Erie, Pa.ARMY 1, MERCYHURST 1ARMY 0-1-0-0—1MERCYHURST 1-0-0-0—1First Period:MH – Chiasson (O’Donoghue, Blakey), 15:06Second Period: ARMY – Zaremba (Alvarez, Hearn), 7:09Third Period:None.Overtime:None.Shots: Army 29 (9-13-5-2); Mercyhurst 41 (13-11-12-5)Saves: Army 40 (Tadazak, 65:00, 12-11-12-5); Mercy-hurst 28 (Strang, 64:56, 9-12-5-2, empty net, 00:04)Power Plays: Army, 0-2; Mercyhurst, 0-3Penalties: Army, 4-8; Mercyhurst, 3-6Attendance: 707

Game #24 (2-2-13)Mercyhurst 8, Army 1

Mercyhurst Ice Center, Erie, Pa.MERCYHURST 8, ARMY 1ARMY 0-0-1—1MERCYHURST 1-5-2—8First Period:MH - Chiasson (O’Donoghue, Blakey), 8:36Second Period: MH – Misiak (Jones, Bahntge), PP, 4:31MH – Misiak (Zay), 12:06MH – Misiak (O’Donoghue, Mastrodicasa), 15:19MH – Just (unassisted), SH, 15:53MH – Jones (Bahntge, Misiak), PP, 16:59Third Period:MH -- Blakey (O’Donoghue, Shiplo), 5:24ARMY – Schultz (unassisted), SH, 16:16MH – Bahntge (Misiak), 19:32Shots: Army 15 (5-5-5); Mercyhurst 45 (13-15-17)Saves: Army 37 (Tadazak, 35:53, 12-8-x; Leets, 24:00, x-2-15; empty net, 00:07); Mercyhurst 14 (Strang, time, 5-5-4)Power Plays: Army, 0-5; Mercyhurst, 2-6Penalties: Army, 6-12; Mercyhurst, 5-13Attendance: 1,025

Game #25 (2-10-13)AIC 3, Army 0

Tate Rink, West Point, N.Y.AIC 3, ARMY 0AIC 1-1-1—3ARMY 0-0-0—0FIRST PERIOD:AIC – Pleskach (Peake), 10:25SECOND PERIOD:AIC – Leitner (Peake, Pleskach), PP, 13:31THIRD PERIOD:AIC – Puskar (Lubin), 6:39Shots: AIC 34 (9-7-18); Army 36 (13-11-12) Saves: AIC 36 (Meisner, 60:00, 13-11-12); Army 31 (Tadazak, 59:50, 8-6-17; empty net, 00:10)Power Plays: AIC, 1-4; Army, 0-6Penalties: AIC, 6-12; Army, 4-8Attendance: 1,598


GAME RECAPS (GAMES 26-32)Game #26 (2-15-13)Bentley 5, Army 3

John A. Ryan Skating ArenaBENTLEY 5, ARMY 3ARMY 1-0-2—3BENTLEY 2-1-2—5First Period:BEN – Grieve (Gensler), 10:20BEN – Switzer (Gensler), 16:58ARMY – Kozlak (Gehrt), 17:22Second Period: BEN – Rickord (Kubiak), 10:24Third Period:BEN – Fitzstephens (Bacon, Hartung), 2:21ARMY – Zaremba (Hearn, Richards), 7:20ARMY – Heller (Starczewski, Lalor), PP, 10:14BEN – Gensler (Weinstein), EN, 19:47Shots: Army 42 (10-16-16); Bentley 33 (14-9-10)Saves: Army 28 (Leets, 59:27, 12-8-8; empty net, 00:33); Bentley 39 (Komm, 60:00, 9-16-14)Power Plays: Army, 1-5; Bentley, 0-3Penalties: Army, 3-6; Bentley, 5-1Attendance: 601

Game #27 (2-16-13)Army 2, Bentley 2 (OT)

Tate Rink, West Point, N.Y.ARMY 2, BENTLEY (OT)BENTLEY 1-1-0-0—2ARMY 0-2-0-0—2First Period:BEN – Gensler (Switzer), 13:06Second Period:BEN – Kubiak (Rickord), 2:13ARMY – Starczewski (Kozlak, Alvarez), 17:28ARMY – Lalor (Heller), 18:55Third Period:NoneOvertime:NoneShots: Bentley 25 (9-6-5-5); Army 56 (11-24-13-8) Saves: Bentley 54 (Komm, 65:00, 11-22-13-8); Army 23 (Tadazak, 64:43, 8-5-5-5; empty net :17)Power Plays: Bentley, 0-2; Army, 0-3Penalties: Bentley, 3-6; Army, 3-17Attendance: 2,195

Game #28 (2-22-13)Connecticut 4, Army 3

Tate Rink, West Point, N.Y.CONNECTICUT 4, ARMY 3UCONN 3-1-0—4ARMY 2-1-0—3

First Period:UConn – Pauly (Gerling, Cooke), 5:21ARMY – Schultz (Faust), 9:59ARMY – Starczewski (Lalor, Kozlak), 12:29UConn – Pauly (Gerling, Sharib), 13:09 UConn – Harris (Latta, Sims), 15:13Second Period:UConn – Harris (Gerling, Ambrosie), PP, 6:27ARMY – Faust (Schultz, Pomarico), PP, 17:10Third Period:None.Shots: Connecticut 20 (8-5-7); Army 35 (14-9-12) Saves: Connecticut 32 (Grogan, 60:00, 12-8-12); Army 16 (Tadazak, 58:52, 5-4-7; empty net, 1:08)Power Plays: Connecticut, 1-8; Army, 3-5Penalties: Connecticut, 8-16; Army, 6-23Attendance: 1,877

Game #29 (2-23-13)Connecticut 6, Army 3

Tate Rink, West Point, N.Y.CONNECTICUT 6, ARMY 3UCONN 2-2-2—6ARMY 0-3-0—3First Period:UConn – Ambrosie (Harris), PP, 3:07UConn – Smith (Smutek, Kirtland), 4:16Second Period:ARMY – Alvarez (Starczewski, Kozlak), 3:34ARMY – Pomarico (Heller, Jenkins), 5:42UConn – Latta (Cooke), 6:10ARMY – Clark (O’Leary, Hearn), 6:49UConn – Ambrosie (Sims, Harris), PP, 8:08Third Period:UConn – Harris (Ambrosie, Grogan), PP, 13:15UConn – Sims (Huson, Harris), EN, 19:43Shots: Connecticut 30 (8-13-9); Army xx (15-7-11) Saves: Connecticut 30 (Grogan, 59:55, 15-4-11; empty net, :05); Army 24 (Leets, 59:02, 6-11-7; empty net, :58)Power Plays: Connecticut, 3-7; Army, 0-6Penalties: Connecticut, 7-14; Army, 8-16Attendance: 2,626

Game #30 (2-26-13)AIC 4, Army 1

Olympia Ice Center, Springfi eld, Mass.AIC 4, ARMY 1ARMY 0-1-0—1AIC 2-0-2—4First Period:AIC – Porter (Mele), PP, 3:32AIC – Sliwinski (Cyr), 8:07Second Period: ARMY – Lalor (Hearn), 15:32Third Period:AIC – Pleskach (Leitner, Peake), PP, 9:27AIC – Peake (unassisted), 16:01Shots: Army 32 (10-10-12); AIC 29 (10-6-13)Saves: Army 25 (Tadazak, 60:00, 8-6-11); AIC 31 (Meis-ner, 60:00, 10-9-12)Power Plays: Army, 0-3; AIC, 2-5Penalties: Army, 5-21; AIC, 3-6Attendance: 112

Game #31 (3-1-13)Holy Cross 6, Army 3

Tate Rink, West Point, N.Y.HOLY CROSS 6, ARMY 4HOLY CROSS 3-2-1—6ARMY 2-0-1—3First Period:ARMY – Starczewski (Kozlak), 9:45HC – Beckman (McNamara, Stockton), PP, 11:15HC – McNamra (Vos), 13:09ARMY – Bobb (Clark, Richards), 14:59HC – Beckman (unassisted), 16:29Second Period:HC – McNamara (Youso, Vos), 3:15HC – Vos (Zych), PP, 11:37Third Period:HC – Stockton (Linsmayer, Nunn), 4:05ARMY – Starczewski (Alvarez, Bobb), PP, 18:11Shots: Holy Cross 37 (11-15-11); Army 28 (10-7-11) Saves: Holy Cross 25 (Ginn, 60:00, 8-7-10); Army 31 (Leets, 57:40, 8-13-10; Walsh, 2:20, x-x-0)Power Plays: Holy Cross, 2-4; Army, 1-4Penalties: Holy Cross, 4-8; Army, 4-8Attendance: 2,005

Game #32 (3-2-13)Holy Cross 2, Army 0

Hart Center. Worcester, Mass. HOLY CROSS 2, ARMY 0ARMY 0-0-0—0HOLY CROSS 0-1-1—2First Period:None.Second Period:HC – Schmidt (unassisted), 5:30Third Period:HC – Schmidt (Sommer, Castan), PP, 7:23Shots: Army 20 (6-7-7); Holy Cross 36 (10-10-16) Saves: Army 34 (Tadazak, 58:14, 10-9-15; empty net, 1:46); Holy Cross 20 (Ginn, 59:55, 6-7-7; empty net, 00:05)Power Plays: Army, 0-6; Holy Cross, 1-5Penalties: Army, 13-26; Holy Cross, 9-18Attendance: 1,025


ALL-LEAGUE POSTSEASON AWARDS

Year Name ................................................................................ Team1977 Dave Rost ..........................................................First Team (All-ECAC)1977 Dave Rost .................................................. ECAC “Player of the Year”1988 Rob Tobin ........................................................ECAC All-Rookie Team1990 Scott Schultze ....................................Honorable Mention (All-ECAC)1991 Todd Tamburino .................................Honorable Mention (All-ECAC)2002 Chris Casey..................................................... MAAC All-Rookie Team2002 Chris Casey........................................ “Offensive Rookie of the Year”2003 Joe Dudek ...................................................Second Team (All-MAAC)2003 Brad Roberts ....................................................First Team (All-MAAC)2003 Brad Roberts ...................................... MAAC “Co-Goalie of the Year”2003 Brad Roberts .................................................. MAAC All-Rookie Team2003 Brad Roberts ......................... MAAC “Defensive Rookie of the Year”2005 Chris Garceau ...................................... Sportsmanship Award (AHA)2006 Brad Roberts ..................................................Second Team (All-AHA)2006 Tim Manthey .................................................Second Team (All-AHA) ...................................................................................All-Rookie Team2007 Tim Manthey ..................................................Second Team (All-AHA)2007 Josh Kassell ...................................................Second Team (All-AHA)2007 Luke Flicek .........................................................Third Team (All-AHA)2007 Owen Meyer ..............................................................All-Rookie Team2008 Josh Kassel .................................................. Player of the Year (AHA) .............................................................................First Team (All-AHA) ........................................Regular Season Goaltending Trophy (AHA)2008 Zach McKelvie...................................Defenseman of the Year (AHA) .............................................................................First Team (All-AHA)2008 Luke Flicek ..........................................................First Team (All-AHA)2008 Owen Meyer ...................................................Second Team (All-AHA)2008 Regular Season Champions ...................................................... (AHA)2009 Zach Mckelvie .....................................................First Team (All-AHA)2009 Owen Meyer ........................................................ First team (All-AHA)2009 Marcel Alvarez ...............................................All-Rookie Team2009 Army .......................................................Team Sportsmanship Award2010 Cody Omilusik ................................................Second Team (All-AHA)2010 Marcel Alvarez ....................................Second Team (All-AHA)2010 Army .......................................................Team Sportsmanship Award2011 Marcel Alvarez ....................................Second-Team (All-AHA)2011 Cody Omilusik ....................................................Third-Team (All-AHA)

SPENCER PENROSE AWARD

(COACH OF THE YEAR)1957 ............................................................................................. Jack Riley1960 ............................................................................................. Jack Riley

ATLANTIC HOCKEY ASSOCIATION

COACH OF THE YEAR

2006 ........................................................................................ Brian Riley2007 ........................................................................................ Brian Riley2008 ........................................................................................ Brian Riley

NCAA FROZEN FOUR SKILLS CHALLENGE PARTICIPANTS

2006 Brad Roberts .............................................................................Goalie2008 Luke Flicek .............................................................................Forward2009 Zach McKelvie................................................................ Defenseman2010 Owen Meyer ...........................................................................Forward2010 Brian Riley .................................................................................Coach

ACADEMIC HONORS

2005 ...................................................Atlantic Hockey All-Academic team: Aaron Anderson, David Andros, Chris Colvin, Luke Flicek, Bryce Hollweg, Ian McDougall, Brad, Roberts, Matt Schachman2006 Bryce Hollweg .................................AHA Academic All-Star Team (F) ...................................................Atlantic Hockey All Academic team: Aaron Anderson, Chris Colvin, Brady Dolim, Luke Flicek, Bryce Hollweg, Josh Kassel, Ian McDougall, Chase Podsiad, Brad Roberts, Corey Rudd, Will Ryan, Matt Schachman2007 Bryce Hollweg .............. Atlantic Hockey Scholar Athlete of the Year

2007 ...................................................Atlantic Hockey All-Academic team: Aaron Anderson, Chris Colvin, Brady Dolim, Luke Flicek, Josh Kassel, Ian McDougall, Zach McKelvie, Chase Podsiad, Ken Rowe, Will Ryan

2008 Bryce Hollweg ......................................CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine .....................................................................Second Team All-District

2008 Jay Clark ......................................... AHA Academic All-Star Team (G) ...................................................Atlantic Hockey All-Academic team: Aaron Anderson, Chris Colvin, Luke Flicek, Bryce Hollweg, Ian McDougall, Josh Kassel, Will Ryan, Zach McKelvie, Ken Rowe, Jay Clark, Matt Hickey, Biff McNally, Eric Sefchik, Joe Spracklen, Mark Tilch

2009 Jay Clark ......................................... AHA Academic All-Star Team (G) ...................................................Atlantic Hockey All-Academic team: Jay Clark, Pat Copeland, Matt Hickey, Josh Kassel, Kyle Maggard, Will Ryan, Eric Sefchik

2009 Jay Clark ...............................................CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine .....................................................................Second Team All-District

2010 Kyle Maggard ..................................................... AHA Scholar-Athlete .................................................................Academic All-Star Team (F) Ryan Leets ....................................................... AHA Scholar-Athlete ................................................................ Academic All-Star Team (G) ....................................................... Atlantic Hockey Academic Team: Ryan Leets, Kyle Maggard, Marcel Alvarez, Jay Clark, John Clark, Danny Colvin, Pat Copeland, Bill Day, Mark Dube, Mike Hull, Cody Ikkala, Alex McRae, Cheyne Rocha, Pat .Ryan, Chris Spracklen, Eric Sefchik

2010 Jay Clark ...............................................CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine ....................................................................... Third Team All-America

2011 Ryan Leets ....................................................... AHA Scholar-Athlete ................................................................ Academic All-Star Team (G) Kyle Maggard ..........................................Academic All-Star Team (F) Cheyne Rocha ..................................... Academic All-Star Team (D) ....................................................... Atlantic Hockey Academic Team: Ryan Leets, Kyle Maggard, Cheyne Rocha, Marcel Alvarez, Jon Bobb, Jay Clark, John Clark, Danny Colvin, Pat Copeland, Bill Day, Mark Dube, Cody Ikkala, Pat Ryan, Mike Santee, Brian Schultz, Bryant Skarda, Chris Spracklen

2012 Ryan Leets................................. CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine ......................................................... Second Team All America Ryan Leets ....................................AHA Student-Athlete of the Year Cheyne Rocha ..............................AHA Student-Athlete of the Year ....................................................... Atlantic Hockey Academic Team: Ryan Leets, Cheyne Rocha, Marcel Alvarez, Jack Barnes, Jon Bobb, John Clark, Danny Colvin, Mark Dube, Mike Hull, Cody Ikkala, Bret Larson, Kyle Maggard, Alex McRae, Josh Richards, Pat Ryan, Brian Schultz, Bryant Skarda, Matt Walsh

CURRENT PLAYERS LISTED IN BOLD

ARMY HOCKEY AWARDS & HONORS


INDIVIDUAL RECORDSPOINTS

1. Dave Rost, 1976-77 ................................. 1082. Dave Merhar, 1968-69 ............................ 1073. Tom Rost, 1979-80 .....................................974. Dave Rost, 1974-75 ....................................875. Jim Knowlton, 1979-80 ............................. 856. George Clark, 1974-75 .............................. 837. Mike Symes, 1983-84 ............................... 828. Tony Curran, 1968-69 ................................ 809. Tom Rost, 1976-77 ..................................... 78 George Clark, 1973-74 .............................. 78

GOALS

1. Dave Merhar, 1968-69 ...............................572. George Clark, 1974-75 ...............................47 George Clark, 1973-74 ...............................474. Dave Rost, 1976-77 ................................... 435. Tom Rost, 1979-80 .................................... 406. George Clark, 1972-73 .............................. 397. Mike Symes, 1983-84 ............................... 388. Ed Collazzo, 1981-82..................................37 Ed Collazzo, 1980-81..................................3710. Rick Berube, 1992-93 ............................... 34 Tom Rost, 1976-77 ..................................... 34

ASSISTS

1. Dave Rost, 1974-75 ................................... 662. Dave Rost, 1976-77 ................................... 653. Jim Knowlton, 1979-80 ............................. 604. Tom Rost, 1979-80 .....................................575. Tony Curran, 1968-69 ................................ 556. Dave Rost, 1975-76 ....................................517. Dave Merhar, 1968-69 .............................. 508. John Harrison, 1976-77 ............................. 489. Biff Shea, 1983-84 .................................... 4510. Mike Symes, 1983-84 ............................... 44 Tom Rost, 1976-77 ..................................... 44 Dave Rost, 1973-74 ................................... 44 Gary Johnson, 1963-64 ............................. 44

PENALTY MINUTES

1. John Harrison, 1976-77 ........................... 1162. Matt Field, 2002-03 ................................. 1143. Mark Stachelski, 1994-95 ...................... 1104. Eric Joyce, 2000-01 ................................... 935. Tom Rost, 1976-77 ......................................916. Mark Stachelski, 1992-93 ........................ 847. Mark Hill, 1987-88 ......................................818. Dave Yancey, 1976-77 ............................... 809. Sean Hennessy, 1994-95 .......................... 7810. Chris Colvin, 2005-06 ................................ 77

GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGE

1. Josh Kassel 2007-08 ..............................1.922. Ron Chisholm, 1961-62 ......................... 2.183. Jack Shepard, 1962-63 .......................... 2.274. Neil Mieras, 1963-64 .............................2.285. Daryl Chamberlain, 1995-96 .................2.306. Josh Kassel 2006-07 .............................. 2.317. Dick Newell, 1964-65 ............................. 2.518. Brad Roberts, 2005-06 ..........................2.539. Ron Chisholm, 1960-61 .........................2.5510. Brad Roberts, 2002-03 ..........................2.67 Scott Hamilton, 1998-99 ........................2.67

SAVES

1. Jay Clark, 2009-10 ................................... 9372. Brad Roberts, 2005-06 ........................... 9313. Brad Roberts, 2002-03 ...........................9054. Scott Hamilton, 2000-01 ......................... 8875. Dan Dorsey, 1978-79............................... 8156. Tom Garver, 1976-77 ............................... 8107. Josh Kassel, 2006-07 ..............................8068. Eric Gorzelnik, 1971-72 ........................... 8019. Tom Garver, 1973-74 ............................... 77010. Brad Roberts, 2003-04 ........................... 760

SAVE PERCENTAGE

1. Josh Kassel, 2007-08 ............................. .9252. Jack Shepard, 1962-63 .......................... .9203. Ron Chisholm, 1961-62 ......................... .9194. Josh Kassel, 2006-07 ............................. .9145. Brad Roberts, 2002-03 .......................... .9136. John Yaros, 2001-02 ............................... .9127. Brad Roberts, 2005-06 .......................... .908 Jay Clark, 2009-10 ................................. .9089. Daryl Chamberlain, 1995-96 ................. .90710. Dick Newell, 1964-65 ............................. .906

WINS

1. Daryl Chamberlain, 1995-96 .................... 232. Tom Garver, 1976-77 ................................. 223. Tom Garver, 1973-74 ................................. 204. Neil Mieras, 1963-64 ................................ 195. Josh Kassell, 2006-07 ............................... 18 Dan Scioletti, 1968-69 .............................. 18 Josh Kassel, 2007-08 ................................ 18

SHUTOUTS

1. Daryl Chamberlain, 1995-96 .......................92. Josh Kassel, 2007-08 ...................................5 Brad Roberts, 2005-06 ................................5 Brian Bolio, 1994-95 ....................................5 Neil Mieras, 1963-64 ...................................5 Ron Chisholm, 1961-62 ...............................5

TEAM RECORDS

Most Goals, Game....................................................................... 27 vs. N.Y. Military Academy (1913)Most Goals, Season ......................................................................................................260 (1981-82)Most Assists, Game ................................................................................31 vs. Kent State (10-29-82)Most Assists, Season .................................................................................................... 411 (1981-82)Most Points, Game .................................................................................48 vs. Kent State (10-29-82)Most Points, Season ..................................................................................................... 671 (1981-82)Most Goalie Saves, Games ....................................................................63 at Northeastern (2-27-59)Most Goalie Saves, Season ....................................................................................... 1,052 (2001-02)Most Penalty Minutes, Game .................................................................102 at Mercyhurst (2-25-06)Most Penalty Minutes, Season .....................................................................................715 (2005-06)Most Games ................................................................................... 37 (1982-83; 2005-06, 2007-08)Most Wins .........................................................................................................................28 (1983-84)Highest Winning Percentage .........................................................................................838 (1983-84)Lowest Goals-Against Average .....................................................................................1.96 (2007-08)Highest Save Percentage ...............................................................................................923 (2007-08)Most Shutouts .................................................................................................................. 10 (1995-96)Most Overtime Games .................................................................................... 11 (2001-02; 2005-06)Most One-goal Games ....................................................................................13 (2000-01; 2005-06)Most Wins at Home ..........................................................................................................22 (1983-84)Highest Win Percentage at Home ................................................................... 1.000 (22-0, 1983-84)Most Goals Per Game ................................................................................................... 7.38 (1981-82)Highest Power Play Percentage .................................................................................... .402 (1976-77)Lowest Power Play Percentage ......................................................................................112 (2004-05)Highest Penalty Killing Percentage ...............................................................................925 (1969-70)Lowest Penalty Killing Percentage ............................................................................... .614 (1978-79)Consecutive Wins ............................................................................................................. 17 (1983-84)Consecutive Home Wins .................................................................................................. 27 (1982-85)Consecutive Road Wins ..................................................................................................... 7 (1982-83)Consecutive Losses ......................................................................................................... 13 (1941-42)Consecutive Shutouts ...................................................................................................3 (1913, 1920)Consecutive Scoring Streak .............................................................................. 149 games (1971-78)Shortest Time to Score Two Goals ................................................................ 0:04, vs. RMC (2-18-84)Shortest Time to Score Three Goals ..................................................0:22, vs. MacDonald (12-8-72)

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

Goals ..........................................................................................7, George Clark vs. Wesleyan, 2-5-75Assists ................................................................................................7, Tom Rost vs. Bryant, 1-12-80Points ..............................................................................................9, Dave Rost vs. Bryant, 12-17-76....................................................................................................George Clark vs. New Haven, 2-16-74Saves .............................................................................. 63, Larry Palmer vs. Northeastern, 2-27-59Consecutive Goal-Scoring Streak ............................................................ 15, Dave Merhar (1968-69)Most Hat Tricks, Season ........................................9, Dave Merhar (1968-69); Dave Rost (1976-77)Most Hat Tricks, Career ............................................................................18, George Clark (1971-75)Consecutive Hat Tricks................................................................................4, George Clark (1972-73)Shortest Time to Score Hat Trick ............................ 0:25, Tom Rost vs. SUNY Plattsburgh (12-1-76)Penalty Minutes ........................................................................28, Dave Yancey vs. Bowdoin, 3-1-75Consecutive Scoreless Minutes ......................................................202:19, Brad Roberts (2005-06)

SEASON RECORDS


When Brian Riley was named Army hockey’s 16th head coach in 2004, he was familiar with West Point. Following 14 years as an assistant to his brother Rob and a lifetime of hockey educa-tion from his father Jack, Brian Riley knew all about the U.S. Military Academy. The knowledge, preparation and hard work have all paid off for Brian as he adds to the Riley legacy and Army hockey. Just the third Army hockey coach in the past 62 years, Brian Riley has made his mark on a program coached by his father and brother in just eight seasons. The Vice President for Membership of the American Hockey Coaches Association, Bri-an Riley is a three-time Atlantic Hockey Association Coach of the Year, has guided Army to eight consecutive Atlantic Hockey Association playoff berths, led the team to its the fi rst regular season championship in program history, posted non-conference victories and had four players chosen to participate in the NCAA Frozen Four Skills Competition. Brian Riley has posted a 98-145-43 mark during his tenure behind the West Point bench after succeeding his brother, Rob who briefl y retired from coaching in 2004. Prior to Rob, Jack Riley, their father, stood behind the Black Knights bench for 36 seasons. In addition to his success at Army, Jack Riley also coached the U.S. Olympic hockey team to a stunning gold medal in the 1960 Games. Utilizing a defensive system that focuses on physical, intense play and opportunistic scoring, Riley has led his squad to the playoffs in all eight of his seasons and has regis-tered non-conference wins each of the past four campaigns. In 2011-12, Army posted seven ties and four wins, including victories over Canadian rival Royal Military College (9-1), ECAC Hockey’s Rensselaer (3-2) in the Toyota/UConn Classic and a dramatic 4-4 overtime tie with Air Force. Riley helped Army resume its rivalry with its military brethren for the fi rst time since 2006 and then watched as 12 players registered points in the eight-goal victory. Army qualifi ed for the Atlantic Hockey Playoffs but dropped a pair of games to Holy Cross in the opening round. The 2010-11 team won 11 games and earned home ice for the playoffs while a pair of players – Marcel Alvarez and Cody Omilusik earned All-Atlantic Hockey League accolades. Among the victories, was a 5-2 triumph at the University of Massachusetts at the Mullins Center, a dramatic 5-4 win at Air Force, a three-point weekend against Robert Morris and a 4-1 victory over AIC outdoors at Rentschler Field in Hartford, Conn. During the 2009-10 season, Riley helped the Black Knights to an 11-win season and the No. 6 seed in the conference playoffs. Among the victories was a three-point weekend against Air Force at Tate Rink, a 4-4 overtime draw at Colgate and a 2-1 win at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, the second consecutive year of a non-conference win. In the postseason, Riley was selected as an assistant coach of the East squad at the NCAA Frozen Four Skills Competition where he coached Army’s Owen Meyer, the fourth Black Knight selected for the honor, joining Brad Roberts (2006), Luke Flicek (2008) and Zach McKelvie (2009). In 2008-09, with a team of 12 freshmen, Riley guided the Black Knights to the Atlantic Hockey Association playoffs for the sixth straight season. Included in the wins was a shock-ing upset of #2 Miami, 3-2 in the consolation game of the Ohio Hockey Classic. Five years ago, Riley led Army to its fi rst regular season championship and won 19 games for the second consecutive season. Army went 19-14-4 in 2007-08, winning the AHA regular season title and the top seed in the conference tournament. For the second straight year, Army advanced to the semifi -nal round. During the 2007-08 season, Army put together a league-best nine-game unbeaten streak (8-0-1) to clinch the regular season title. Army won the fi rst two games of the best-of-three series with Sacred Heart to advance to the semifi nals where a loss to Mercyhurst ended the season. In 2006-07, the Black Knights hosted a league playoff game at Tate Rink for the fi rst time and beat Bentley, 6-2. They followed that with a 3-1 win over Connecticut in the semi-fi nals before losing to Air Force in the fi nals. Riley was named the league coach of the year for the fi rst time in 2005-06 when the team fi nished fi fth in conference play after overcoming a 0-7-1 start. In his fi rst campaign behind the Black Knights’ bench, Riley engineered one of the

BRIAN RILEYHead Coach

9th Season; Brown, 1983

THE BRIAN RILEY FILE@COACH_BRILEY

COACHING EXPERIENCE

Head Coach, Army, 2004-presentAssistant Coach, Army, 1989-96, 1999-2004Head Coach, Shattuck St. Mary’s Prep School (Minn.), 1996-98Asst. Coach, UMass-Lowell, 1987-88Asst. Coach, SUNY Plattsburgh, 1984-87

ATHLETIC BACKGROUND

Four-year hockey letterwinner, Brown University;Team Co-Captain, 1982-83

AWARDS/HONORS

Atlantic Hockey “Coach of the Year,” 2006, 2007, 2008Class of ’36 Trophy (Brown), 1983Patrick Jones Trophy (Brown), 1983

ACADEMIC BACKGROUND

B.A., Political Science, Brown University, 1983M.S., Education, Boston University, 2003

HEAD COACHING RECORDYEAR SCHOOL RECORD PCT.2004-05 Army 11-21-3 (.357)2005-06 Army 12-18-7 (.419)2006-07 Army 19-12-5 (.597)2007-08 Army 19-14-4 (.568)2008-09 Army 11-19-6 (.389)2009-10 Army 11-18-7 (.403)2010-11 Army 11-20-4 (.371)2011-12 Army 4-23-7 (.221)2012-13 Army 7-20-5 (.297)Career 105-165-48 (.406)

HEAD COACH BRIAN RILEY


ARMY HOCKEY HEAD COACHING HISTORYCoach Years Seasons Record Pct.Capt. Edward King 1904 1 5-1-0 .833

Capt. Robert Foy 1905-07 3 15-8-0 .652

Lt. George Russell 1908-10 3 5-7-4 .438

Lt. LeRoy Bartlett 1911-12 2 3-4-1 .438

Lt. Philip Gordon 1913-14 2 7-6-0 .538

Lt. Frank Purdon 1915-17 3 9-10-1 .475

Capt. Joseph Viner 1918 1 6-3-0 .667

Capt. Philip Day 1919-20 2 6-4-1 .591

Talbot Hunter 1921-23 3 12-12-2 .500

Ray Marchand 1924-43 20 76-106-9 .421

Lt. Col. John Hines 1944 1 5-4-0 .556

Maj. Robert Lutz 1945 1 7-2-1 .750

Len Patten 1946-50 5 33-35-2 .486

Jack Riley 1951-86 36 542-343-20 .610

Rob Riley 1986-2004 18 257-288-33 .473

Brian Riley 2004- 9 105-165-48 .406Totals 109 1093-998-122 .516

biggest upsets in the NCAA when Army stunned Colgate, 3-2, in Hamilton, N.Y., for his fi rst career win. Riley led his team to 11 wins during that initial season, setting the Academy record for most victories by a rookie head coach. He broke the record established by his brother, Rob, in 1986-87. In addition, the younger Riley also piloted the Black Knights to their fi rst postseason win in more than a quarter century when Army defeated Ameri-can International College, 5-3, in the fi rst round of the Atlantic Hockey tournament. Riley’s father, Jack, started it all in 1951 when legendary football coach and athletic director at West Point, Earl “Red” Blaik, hired him to head the hockey pro-gram. What began as a one-year contract, turned into a 36-year Hall of Fame career that culminated in 542 victories. Riley’s brother, Rob, took the reins from his father in the fall of 1986 and racked up 306 victories of his own over 18 winters. When Rob offi cially stepped down in the summer of 2004, he passed the torch (and family tradition) on to his younger brother. Brian brings an extensive resume to his “dream job” at the Academy. No stranger to West Point or the “West Point Experience,” the younger Riley has spent 14 years as an assistant coach to his brother, eventu-ally rising to the position of associate head coach. Brian played an integral role in recruit-ing many of the athletes that helped Army put together back-to-back 20-win seasons and tutored Corey and Ian Winer, former Colorado Avalanche forward Dan Hinote Riley also recruited Zach McKelvie, a hulking defenseman now part of the Boston Bruins organization. Boston signed McKel-vie to two free agent contracts while he was serving his country and invited him to NHL training camp this season before assigning

him to their AHL affi liate in Providence, R.I. Riley helped the Black Knights string together eight straight postseason appear-ances as members of the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference and Atlantic Hockey. His expertise in working with the defense molded Army’s past squads into one of the most stingy blue line units in college hock-ey. A 1983 graduate of Brown, Riley began his coaching career in 1984 with a three-year stint as an assistant coach at SUNY Plattsburgh. During that period, the Cardi-nals advanced to the NCAA Division III Tour-nament three times, reaching the champi-onship game twice. In 1988, Riley moved to the Division I ranks at the University of Massachusetts-Lowell. There, he teamed with his cousin, Bill Riley, for one season, directing the River Hawks to the NCAA Tournament, giving him

his fourth straight post-season appearance. The following winter, Riley joined his brother’s staff at West Point for the fi rst time where he spent the next seven seasons. In 1996, the West Point native left the comfort and familiarity of the Academy, where he grew up, for the great Midwest and a head coaching position at Shattuck St. Mary’s Prep School in Farib-ault, Minn. There, Riley

carved out a stellar two-year coaching ca-reer in which his teams compiled an impres-sive 94-19-10 record. In his fi rst season, Riley directed the squad to a 40-9-7 record before improving to 54-10-3 in 1997-98. In 1999, Riley returned to West Point, where he served at his brother’s side un-til assuming the head coaching position in 2004. During his collegiate playing days, Ri-ley co-captained Brown’s hockey squad his senior season, earning honorable mention All-Ivy League. He was presented the Class of ’36 Trophy for his outstanding contribu-tions over his four-year career and the Pat-rick Jones Trophy for most team spirit. Prior to starring for Brown, Riley at-tended New Hampton Prep and led the hockey team to a No. 1 national ranking among prep schools. He was chosen as the school’s most outstanding athlete while captaining both the soccer and hockey teams. Riley completed course work on his master’s, earning a graduate degree in Education from Boston University, in May 2003. Riley is married to the former Marybeth Feldman of Highland Falls, N.Y. The couple resides at West Point with their three chil-dren: Jack, 20, Danielle, 18, and Brendan, 16. Jack Riley is playing his fi nal year of ju-nior hockey for the New Jersey Hitmen be-fore enrolling at Mercyhurst College to be a member of the hockey team the following season. Danielle is beginning her fresh-man year at Merrimack as a member of the women’s lacrosse team. Brendan is in his junior year of high school and plays both golf and hockey.

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