Oakland University Hockey

2009-2010

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Oakland University Hockey

Three Time National Champions

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2009-2010 Quick Facts Oakland University

Hockey Website: www.oaklandhockey.org

Media Contact: [email protected]

School: Oakland University

Location: Rochester, MI

Founded: 1957

Enrollment: 17,000

Team Nickname: Grizzlies

School Newspaper: The Oakland Post

Local Newspaper: The Oakland Press

Radio: Youcastr Sports Network

Oakland TV: www.oakland.edu/outv

Local TV: www.cmntv.org

Team Colors: Black and Gold

League Affiliation: Independent

ACHA Member Since: ACHA DII 1999, ACHA DI

2007

All Time Win-Loss Record (1999-2000 through 2008-

2009): 222-111-21

ACHA DI National Championships: 2007

ACHA DI National Runners Up: None

ACHA DII National Championships: 2004, 2006

ACHA DII Runners Up: 2005

ACHA DI Playoff Appearances: 2007, 2008

ACHA DII Playoff Appearances: 2001, 2002, 2003,

2004, 2005, 2006

Name of Home Arena: ONYX-Rochester

Arena Phone: 248-601-6699

Capacity: 750

Dimensions: 200x85

Ticket Information: www.oaklandhockey.org

Radio: WXOU 88.3 FM, Youcastr Sports Network

Head Coach: Jeremy Bachusz 1st Season

Career Record: 0-0-0

Club Sports Director: Greg Jordan

OU Hockey Advisor: Geoff Upward

General Manager: Will McMahon

2008-2009 Record: 13-17-4

2008-2009 DI Record: 12-13-3

2008-2009 Ranking: #19

2008-2009 ACHA National Tournament Finish: None

Contact Information:

Phone: 248-762-8578

Email: [email protected]

Website: www.oaklandhockey.org

2009-2010 Schedule Date Day Opponent Time

9/25 Fri. UM DEARBORN 8:40 pm 9/26 Sat. UM Dearborn 7:00 pm

10/2 Fri. EASTERN MICHIGAN 8:40pm

10/3 Sat. Eastern Michigan 7:00pm

10/9 Fri. Rutgers- Showcase 6:15pm

10/10 Sat. Mercyhurst-Showcase 8:30pm

10/11 Sun. Duquesne-Showcase 7:30pm

10/16 Fri. PITTSBURGH 8:40pm

10/23 Fri. Robert Morris IL 8:20pm

10/24 Sat. Robert Morris IL 8:20pm

10/30 Fri. YOUNGSTOWN ST. 8:40pm

10/31 Sat. YOUNGSTOWN ST. 8:40pm

10/5 Thr. Oklahoma 8:30pm

10/6 Fri. C. Oklahoma 8:30pm

10/7 Sat. C. Oklahoma 8:30pm

10/13 Fri. EASTERN MICHIGAN 8:40pm

10/14 Sat. Eastern Michigan 7:00pm

10/20 Fri. LIBERTY 8:40pm

10/21 Sat. LIBERTY 8:40pm

12/4 Fri. UM DEARBORN 8:40 pm

12/5 Sat. UM Dearborn 7:00 pm

12/11 Fri. MICHIGAN STATE* 8:40pm

12/12 Sat. Michigan State* 3:00pm

Semester Break

1/7 Thr. Grand Valley* 9:00pm

1/10 Sun. JOHN CAROLL TBA

1/15 Fri. ADRIAN 8:40pm

1/16 Sat. Adrian 7:00pm

1/22 Fri. Ohio 7:30pm

1/23 Sat. Ohio 7:30pm

1/29 Fri. C. MICHIGAN* 8:40pm

1/20 Sat. C.MICHIGAN* 8:40pm

2/4 Thr. DAVENPORT* 8:40pm

2/5 Fri. Davenport* 8:00pm

2/6 Sat. DAVENPORT* 8:40pm

2/12 Fri. BUFFALO 8:40pm

2/13 Sat. BUFFALO 8:40pm

2/19 Fri. Liberty 7:00pm

2/20 Sat. Liberty 7:00pm

2/27 Sat. Adrian

American Collegiate Hockey Association Division I

National Championships

(Bensenville, IL)

3/5 Fri. Round 1 TBA

3/6 Sat. Round 2 TBA

3/7 Sun. ACHA Tournament TBA

3/8 Mon. Semi Final TBA

3/9 Tue. Final TBA

Home games in CAPS and BOLD and are played at

ONYX-Rochester Ice Arena, Rochester, MI. ACHA

Division II Opponents are marked by asterisk (*)

2009-2010 Oakland University Men’s ACHA Hockey

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Last season brought many changes to the OU Hockey landscape. OU graduated the final two players from the teams National Championship team and struggled to a 13-17-4 record. The team missed the National Tournament for just the first time since its

inaugural season in 1999-2000. Oakland featured a new look and young lineup that featured 16 new players. This season Oakland

returns their top two goal and point leaders in Kevin Kranker and Jesse Worrell. On defense Oakland returns top defenders Dennis

Capa and Jacob DeSano. While in net starter Alex Pikunas returns for his sophomore campaign.

Forwards

(Returning 8, Lost 6, 6 Newcomers) Kevin Kranker leads all returning scorers after putting up another solid season that saw him score 34 points in 34 games. Forward Jesse Worrell will once again look to contribute big points as he tallied 13 goals last season. Forwards Brett Haugh and Kyle McMahon return and look to have breakout seasons. Cody Austin was big on special teams last season scoring 6 goals including 2 shorthanded marks for Oakland. Both Joe Guenther and Jordan MacDonald will be looking to thrive under the new leadership of Jeremy Bachusz both combined for 26 points last season. Forward Brandon Johnson will push for more time after registering 4 goals last season. The Grizzlies have a deep pool of forwards coming in including Power Forward Jon Connors, who joins OU from NCAA D3 Salem State. Adam Novack from the Metro Jets is a quick smart forward who loves to shoot the puck. Hard-nosed forechecking forward Mike Simpson, promoted from DIII has soft hands and the ability to set up scoring chances. Brian Baker from Berkley High School is a hard working forward who isn’t afraid to grind away in the corners and likes to pass the puck and set up his teammates. Speedy center Matt Musallam can play a finesse game as well as a grinding game. He works real hard in the corners, and is not afraid to throw his weight around. Ryan Zuke comes to OU from Stoney Creek and is a hard-working forward with discipline in the defensive zone who likes to

set up plays on offense. Defense (Returning 6, Lost 2, Newcomers 3) OU returns six players to a deep defensive core including Dennis Capa, who leads all returning defenseman with 10 points. Jacob DeSano starts his first full season with Oakland and made an immediate impact last season on the defensive end. Brian Jacobs scoring 2 goals and 7points last season has a good shot from the point. Colin Ronayne returns with his toughness and leadership to the Grizzlies backend and James Moran who registered 3 goals and 6 assist can be used both on the blueline and upfront as needed, the final returner is Jeffery Scheuer, who will start his first full season at DI after being a late season call-up from the DIII team. New to OU is Bret Lewandowski from

Orchard Lakes St. Mary’s who is a Grinding defenseman with good instincts and ability he is smart with the puck and makes good outlet passes. Evan Chornoby is a defensive defenseman with a good sense of position who comes to

OU from Eastern Michigan. At 6’4 and 215 pounds offensive defensemen Jason Maltese provides another big body on the OU blueline, who previously played for the Wentworth Institute of Technology in the NCAA the ECAC conference. Goaltenders (Returning 2, Lost 0, Newcomers 1) OU returns two goaltenders and one talented newcomer. Alex Pikunas returns for his second season at Oakland. Pikunas appeared in 18 games last season and recorded a 3.82 GAA while eventually taking over the starters role. Trevor McDougall returns after being called up from the DIII team and is a butterfly goalie, who plays the puck like a third defensemen. McDougall appeared in three games and recorded a 5.52 GAA. New to Oakland is goaltender Matt Toter, who comes to OU from Liberty University he is an aggressive hybrid style goalie that brings the drive to win no matter the cost.


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Season Preview

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Jeremy Bachusz

Head Coach Entering his first season as Head Coach at Oakland

University Hockey is Jeremy Bachusz. Bachusz served as

assistant coach under the previous Head Coach Sean Hogan

for three seasons, where he worked primarily with the

forwards and special teams. Bachusz also served as the

team's manager last season assisting in travel

planning, finances and scheduling. Jeremy brings with him

an impressive hockey pedigree and strong playing

background. Bachusz played NCAA Division I hockey for

Lake Superior State University from 1998-2003, where he

both led the team in scoring and served as captain his junior

and senior seasons. While at LSSU Bachusz was named the

Freshman of the Year his first season and was honored

with the Copper Coaches Choice, an award voted on by all

the LSSU varsity sports coaches and given out to the LSSU

athlete who best displays leadership and exemplary athletic

performance.

Prior to his time at Lake Superior State, Bachusz was

a heavily recruited and highly touted athlete while playing

for the Compuware Jr. A team in the North

American Hockey League. While with

the Compuware Ambassadors Jeremy was named First Team

All NAHL in 1997-1998, awarded playoff MVP in 1997-

1998 and was also named MVP of the NAHL All Star Game

in 1997-1998. While at Compuware Jeremy was

also awarded the Barbara Ann Karmanos Award.

After completing his degree at LSSU, Jeremy signed on to

play with the Arkansas River Blades and then the Cincinnati

Cyclone both of the ECHL. Despite being a rookie in the

ECHL, Bachusz was named an Assistant Captain of the

Cincinnati Cyclones. In 2004 Jeremy retired as a player and

accepted a position with Merrill Lynch as a financial advisor.

Personal: Jeremy currently lives in Royal Oak, MI with his

wife Becca, who is serving her residency in General Surgery

at Detroit Medical Center. Jeremy’s brother Mike was also a

captain of Lake Superior State hockey team and won an

NCAA Division I National Championship in 1992.

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THE GRIZZLIES UNDER BACHUSZ

As Assistant Coach At Oakland: Year W L T Ranking 2006-2007 (DI) 22 12 2 #1

2007-2008 (DI) 23 12 0 #10

2008-2009 (DI) 13 17 4 #19

Totals 58 41 6

As Head Coach At Oakland Year W L T Ranking 2009-2010 (DI) 1st Season As Head Coach


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Coaching Staff

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Gordie Schaeffler

Assistant Coach

Gordie Schaeffler enters his fifth season with the

Golden Grizzles. Gordie coordinates all off ice strength

and conditioning, works with OU Hockey video editing

and assists in all aspects of the program. Prior to coming

to OU, Gordie served as an Associate Coach in 2004-

2005 for Ferris State’s ACHA D-II team. Before starting

his coaching career Schaeffler played at Ferris State

University for the ACHA D-II team from 1999 to 2004

where he had been an assistant captain since his

sophomore year. Schaeffler helped the Bulldogs to a

third place finish in the 2000-2001 ACHA D-II National

Tournament. In his final year coaching at FSU, he led

the Bulldogs to a runner-up finish at the 2004 GMHL

Play-offs against the Golden Grizzlies. Schaeffler

Played in the first game in Oakland University hockey

history as a freshmen playing for Ferris State

University’s ACHA team.

Personal: Gordie (30) graduated from Ferris State

University with a Bachelor degree in Business and a

major in Public Relations in 2004. He is the Head

Hockey Instructor at Total Performance Sports Training

Center in Wixom, Michigan. Gordie resides in Royal

Oak, MI.

J. R Dunn

Assistant Coach

J.R Dunn enters his fifth season with OU. Prior to OU,

Dunn served as an Assistant Coach with the Metro Jets

of the Central States Junior B Hockey League. While

with the Metro Jets, Dunn’s squad won a Jr. B National

Championship in 2001-2002. Dunn’s playing career

took him through the junior ranks as a player with the

Metro Jets where he served as a captain and was known

through out the league as a fierce competitor.

Personal: J.R (30) currently resides in Waterford, MI

with his wife Stephanie, son Liam and daughter

Mallory. He works as a Detroit Fireman and also served

4 years in the U.S Army where he was stationed

overseas and participated in the Army boxing program.

J.R's brother Alex played NCAA Division 1 hockey

with the Lake Superior State Lakers and is currently

playing with the Manchester Phoenix in the British Elite

League.


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Jon-Paul Ferrari

Assistant Coach

Jon-Paul Ferrari enters his first season as Assistant Coach with the Golden Grizzles. Ferrari who played four years at Oakland

University from 2003-2007 won three National Championships (2004, 2006 DII, 2007 DI). JP will assist in video editing, practice

planning, and game day procedures.

Personal: Jon-Paul (24) currently resides in Ferndale, MI. He is a head hockey instructor at Puckmasters Hockey Training in

Wixom, MI. Ferrari graduated with honors from Oakland University with a bachelors in communication and a minor in advertising.

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Management-Off Ice Staff

Will McMahon

General Manager

Will McMahon enters his first season as General Manager

with the Golden Grizzlies. McMahon will be managing the

financial aspects of the team as well as keeping the

financial records of the Golden Grizzlies and arranging

Oakland's accommodations and travel plans.

While a player with Oakland McMahon scored 238 Goals

and recorded 380 points during his career. He also won

three National Championships (2004, 2006 DII, 2007 DI)

while being named ACHA DII Player of the Year three

times and once as the ACHA DI National Player of the

year. McMahon was named National Tournament MVP in

2004 (DII) and 2007 (DI) and the Grizzlies team MVP four

times.

Corey Hagood

Director Player

Personnel/ Play-By-Play Announcer Corey is entering his fifth year with the OU Hockey team.

Corey is a host and reporter for WXOU Sports and a

contributing writer for the Oakand Post. Corey fills many

roles for OU Hockey from directing all game day activities,

to assigning volunteer score keepers, public address

announcers, and game night dj's. You can also hear Corey

as the play by play announcer for all OU Hockey games

and also as the host of the "OU Hockey Show"

Wednesdays at 5:00-6:00 pm online or at 88.3 FM. Corey

has broadcasted the 2005 and 2006 ACHA DII National

Tournaments as well as the 2007 and 2008 ACHA DI

National Tournaments and covered the Plymouth Whalers

Championship in the 2007 OHL Finals and the 2008 NHL

Draft in Ottawa. Corey writes, compiles and calculates all

OU Hockey statistics for the Gameday Sheets and

contributes many of the articles you can find at

www.oaklandhockey.org.

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Jeff Martin- Public Address Announcer

Matthew Schilling- Game Night DJ

John Dennis Pedrie- Score Clock Operator

Greg Fogg- Public Address and Score Clock Operator

John Reeser- Radio Analyst

Paul Short

Equipment Manager

Paul enters his first season with Oakland University Hockey

as the teams Equipment Manager. Short is a 2007 graduate

of the University of Michigan and is currently enrolled in

the Masters of Counseling program at OU in hopes of

becoming a high school Guidance Counselor. Though this is

only his first year with the Grizzlies he looks forward to an

exciting season and is eager to help the team accomplish its

goals.

You can find him on the radio in his spare

time with Director of Player Personal Corey

Hagood as one half of The Sports Guys on 88.3

WXOU


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Management-Off Ice Staff

Carl Arndt

Color Analyst/Statistician Arndt enters his third season at Oakland as the teams color

analyst. Arndt has also provided analysis of the 2008 ACHA

DI National Tournament in addition to broadcasting both

Oakland games Arndt served as an analyst for the Liberty-

Kent State game. He also covered the 2008 NHL Draft in

Ottawa interviewing Detroit Red Wings Head Coach Mike

Babcock, Assistant General Manager Jim Nill and Detroit’s

first round pick Thomas McCollum.

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OAKLAND UNIVERSITY MEN’S ACHA HOCKEY ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS

Year GP W L T COACH FINISH ACHA DIVISION II

1999-2000 29 16 12 1 Anthony Jalaba Unranked

2000-2001 37 20 15 2 Anthony Jalaba #11

2001-2002 36 18 15 3 Anthony Jalaba (54-42-6) #6

2002-2003 8 5 2 1 Rick Kaminski (5-2-1) Craig Furstenau replaces Rick Kaminski after 8 games

26 17 6 3 Craig Furstenau #11

2003-2004 36 30 3 3 Craig Furstenau #1

2004-2005 35 27 7 1 Craig Furstenau (74-16-7) #2

2005-2006 40 30 9 1 Sean Hogan #1

ACHA DIVISION I

2006-2007 36 22 12 2 Sean Hogan #1

2007-2008 35 22 12 0 Sean Hogan #10

2008-2009 34 13 17 4 Sean Hogan (87-50-7) #19

Totals 317 222 111 21


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Coaching Records and Game Records

Oakland Game Records

Team:

Most goals in a game: 18 vs. Findlay (9/24/04)

Most goals against in a game: 10 vs. Cambrian College

(2001)

Most shots in a game: 57 vs. Michigan State (1/12/07)

Most shots against in a game: 67 vs. Liberty (1/20/07)

Most penalties in a game: 28 vs. Western Michigan

(11/25/06)

Most penalty minutes in a game: 122 vs. Western Michigan

(11/25/06)

Individual:

Most goals in a game: 5 vs. Penn State DII (10/4/03) (Will McMahon)

Most assists in a game: 4 vs. Slippery Rock (11/7/08) (Kyle Mcmahon)

Most points in a game: 7 vs. UofM Dearborn (4g 3a) (9/24/05) (Will McMahon)

Most penalties in a game: 5 vs. Davenport (2/14/09) (Mike Murray)

Most penalty minutes in a game: 22 vs. Western Michigan (11/25/06) (Tim Michaels)

Most saves in a game: 61 at Liberty (1/20/07) (Collin Chase)

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Oakland University Hockey games can be heard on WXOU campus radio at 88.3 FM or on the Internet

through the hockey website at www.oaklandhoc

American Collegiate Hockey Association History

The American Collegiate Hockey Association (ACHA) is an organization of College/University affiliated

programs, which provides structure, regulates operations and promotes the quality of collegiate ice hockey.

The ACHA is a chartered non-profit corporation and is classified as a 501 (c) (3) organization with the

Internal Revenue Service.

The ACHA was established on April 20, 1991. Fifteen charter members met during the Chicago Showcase

in Skokie, IL at the North Shore Hilton. These member teams had been playing college hockey for many

years but wished to legitimize its play by standardizing some of its procedures.

The members that created the organization were: Tom Keegan (ACHA), Al Murdoch (Iowa State), Joe

Battista (Penn State), Jim Gilmore (Ohio), Ernie Ferrari (Stanford), Howard Jenks (California-

Berkeley), Jeff Aikens (North Dakota State), Don Spencer (West Virginia), Jim Barry (Navy), Scott

Fuller (Navy), Leo Golembiewski (Arizona), Ron Starr (Depaul), Cary Adams (PCHA), Jim Warden

(PCHA), and Jack White (UCLA). The inaugural year of the ACHA was the 1991-1992 season. The goal

of the organization was to create an impartial governing body to monitor national tournaments, player

eligibility, and general oversight. Over the years, this initial goal has evolved into the organization's

mission statement: The ACHA's primary mission is to support the growth of two-year and four-year

collegiate hockey programs nationwide; The ACHA identifies standards that serve to unite and regulate

teams at the collegiate level; The ACHA shall emphasize academic performance, institutional sanction,

eligibility criteria, standards of play and opportunities for national competition. The ACHA promotes all

aspects of collegiate hockey, stressing the personal development of individual athletes as well as national

recognition for member organizations.

All ACHA teams are members of USA Hockey and joined the American Hockey Coaches Association

(AHCA) in 1999.


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*Reprinted from www.achahockey.org

American Collegiate Hockey Association Division I National Champions

Year Champion Runner Up Location Host 2009 Lindenwood Illinois Gates Mills, OH Cleveland Sports Co 2008 Illinois Lindenwood Rochester, NY Monroe County, NY

2007 Oakland Penn State Youngstown, OH Kent State

2006 Rhode Island Penn State West Chester, PA West Chester

2005 Illinois Penn State Bensenville, IL Robert Morris

2004 Ohio Penn State Ames, IA Iowa State

2003 Penn State Ohio Athens, OH Ohio

2002 Penn State Illinois Laurel, MD Towson

2001 Penn State Delaware Tucson, AZ Arizona

2000 Penn State Eastern Michigan Minot, ND Minot State

1999 Vacated Penn State Newark, DE Delaware

1998 Penn State Ohio Ames, IA Iowa State

1997 Ohio Iowa State Ann Arbor, MI Eastern Michigan

1996 Ohio Iowa State Athens, OH Ohio

1995 Ohio Penn State Tucson, AZ Arizona

1994 North Dakota St. Eastern Michigan Ames, IA Iowa Stats

1993 North Dakota St. Penn State Fargo, ND North Dakota State

1992 Iowa State UofM-Dearborn State College, PA Penn State

ACHA Founded in 1991

1991 North Dakota St. Arizona Tucson, AZ Arizona

1990 Penn State Iowa State Athens, OH Ohio


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Did You Know…

The original ACHA logo was created by Dave Kammerdeiner of the West Virginia

University Art Department under the direction of Don Spencer for a cost of $50.

In August of 2003, the ACHA held an official contest to design a new logo, with the

winning school receiving free registration for the 2003-2004 season. The University of

Washington’s Husky Hockey team won the contest, with former graphic design intern Tom

Eykemans, designing the new version of the logo (as shown at left).

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ACHA Membership

The ACHA has both men's and women's teams. The men's side

is made up of three divisions of teams: Division I, II, and III.

Each of the separate divisions has its own distinguishing set of

guidelines. The women's side had one division, with its

inaugural season started in 2000 with 15 teams. The ACHA

added a second Women's division for the 2006-2007 season.

By the 2001-2002 season, marking their 10th year anniversary,

the ACHA had a total of 179 teams registered with 33 teams in

Division I, 100 teams in Division II, 18 teams in Division III,

and 20 teams in the Women's Division.

By the 2002-2003 season that number grew to over 250 teams,

with Division III adding over 80 teams alone.

By the 2003-2004 season the number raised to 278 teams: 40

teams in D-I, 124 teams in D-II, 87 teams in D-III, and 27

teams in the Women's Division.

By the summer of 2007 ACHA membership had reached 360

teams (M1-50, M2-146, M3-124, W1-32, W2-8), and covers

46 of the 50 states. (Alaska, Arkansas, Hawaii, and Mississippi

have no teams)

Despite most teams' non-scholarship status, the caliber of

ACHA play is quite high, especially in D-I. Many large

universities that do not sponsor hockey at the NCAA level

have become powerhouses in the ACHA, such as Ohio

University, the University of Illinois and Penn State

University. Additionally, several universities that do sponsor

NCAA hockey teams also field an ACHA-affiliated team. Of

all non-varsity sports activities, the ACHA-affiliated hockey

teams generally garner the most attention at their universities,

such as Division II University of Kentucky where it is the 3rd

largest spectator sport.

Past ACHA DII and DIII National

Champions ACHA DII

Year National Champion Runner-Up Location

91-92 Buffalo State Northern Iowa

92-93 Toledo Kentucky

93-94 Ferris State Colorado State Siena College

94-95 Colorado State Indiana Colorado State

95-96 Western Michigan Life Southern Florida

96-97 Life Penn State DII Missouri

97-98 Life Indiana Rutgers

98-99 Life Michigan State Utah

99-00 Miami Indiana Indiana

00-01 Life Weber State Indiana

01-02 Life Michigan New York U

02-03 Colorado SUNY-Stony Brook Southern Cal

03-04 Oakland New York Univ. Maryland

04-05 Michigan State Oakland Oakland Univ.

05-06 Oakland Liberty Rochester, NY

06-07 Michigan State Davenport Ft. Collins, CO

07-08 Davenport Indiana Fort Meyers, FL

08-09 Davenport FL. Gulf Coast Grand Rapids, MI

ACHA DIII

Year National Champion Runner-Up Host

99-00 Butler University Georgia Tech US Naval

Academy

00-01 Wyoming South Dakota

State Georgia Tech

01-02 Robert Morris Univ. of

Wyoming Georgia Tech

02-03 Muskegon C.C. Hope College Muskegon C.C.

03-04 Calvin College Georgia Arizona State

04-05 Univ. of Colorado Florida Gulf Coast California of PA

05-06 Wright State Northwood Univ. Florida Gulf Coast

06-07 Kennesaw State

University SUNY-Albany Fort Wayne, IN

07-08 Cal of PA San Diego State Rochester, MN

08-09 Saginaw Valley St. FL. Gulf Coast Rochester, NY


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Single Season Records *ACHA DI Season


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Oakland University Hockey Record Book

Points

Points GP-G-A-PTS-Year

Will McMahon 42-74-42-116-2005-2006

Brent Cooper 40-45-48-93-2005-2006

Will McMahon 36-47-29-76-2006-2007*

Will McMahon 40-47-28-75-2004-2005

Will McMahon 36-47-21-68-2003-2004

Goals

Goals GP-G-Year

Will McMahon 42-74-2005-2006

Will McMahon 36-47-2006-2007*

Will McMahon 40-47-2004-2005

Will McMahon 36-47-2003-2004

Brent Cooper 40-45-2005-2006

Assists

Assists GP-A-Year

Brent Cooper 40-48-2005-2006

Will McMahon 42-42-2005-2006

Brandon Lipari 40-39-2005-2006

Jordan Ingram 39-39-2005-2006

Ron Kolito 31-35-2001-2002

Penalty Minutes

Penalty Minutes GP-PIMS-Year

Mike Murray 23-127-2008-2009*

Ron Teasdale 33-121-2004-2005

Dan Oleksy 40-100-2005-2006

Ron Teasdale 15-99-2005-2006

Will McMahon 36-98-2006-2007*

Stephen Schaeffler 17-87-2006-2007*

Wins by Goaltender Wins by Goaltender Wins-Year

Chris Joswiak 18-2005-2006

Chris Ballach 18-2003-2004

Shaun Zeldes 15-2003-2004

Shaun Zeldes 14- 2000-2001

Collin Chase 14- 2006-2007*

Games Played by Goaltender Games Played by Goaltender GP-W-L-T-Year

Chris Joswiak 28-18-9-1-2005-2006

Shaun Zeldes 23-14-7-2-2000-2001

Collin Chase 23-13-9-0-2007-2008*

Chris Ballach 22-18-1-2-2003-2004

Shaun Zeldes 21-12-8-2-2001-2002

Collin Chase 20-?-?-?-2006-2007*

Goals Against Average Single Season

Goals Against Average (min 10 games) GAA – GP - Year

Shaun Zeldes 2.72 – 18 - 2002-2003

Shaun Zeldes 3.00 – 18 - 2003-2004

Collin Chase 3.11 - 23 - 2007-2008*

Chris Ballach 3.20 – 10 - 2004-2005

Collin Chase 3.22 – 20 - 2006-2007*

Points by Defenseman

Points By Defenseman GP-G-A-PTS-Year

Adam Chornoby 34-4-25-29-2006-2007*

Jarett Samp 35-10-13-23-2007-2008*

Dale Swims 18-3-20-23-2005-2006

Tony Yearego 28-9-13-22-2007-2008*

Todd Orlando 26-8-12-22-2007-2008*

Adam Chornoby 40-3-17-20-2005-2006

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Career Records


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Total Points

Total Points GP-G-A-PTS-Seasons

Will McMahon 188-238-142-380-2002-2007

Ron Kolito 176-101-127-228-2000-2005

Brent Cooper 106-105-105-210-2005-2008

Dan Oleksy 212-?-?-171 -2000-2006

Jordan Ingram 134-59-90-159-2003-2007

Goals All Time Career Goals GP-G-Seasons

Will McMahon 188-238-2002-2007

Brent Cooper 106-105-2005-2008

Ron Kolito 176-101-2000-2005

Assists All Time Career Assists GP-A-Class

Will McMahon 188-142-2002-2007

Ron Kolito 176-127-2000-2005

Brent Cooper 106-105-2005-2008

Jordan Ingram 134-90-2003-2007

Penalty Minutes Career Penalty Minutes GP-PIMS-Class

Dan Oleksy 212-422-2000-2006

Ron Teasdale 111-352-2002-2006

Will McMahon 188-312-2002-2007

Games Played

Games Played GP-Seasons

Dan Oleksy 212-2000-2006

Will McMahon 188-2002-2007

Ron Kolito 176-2000-2005

JP Ferrari 147-2003-2007

Karl Borgquist 143-2000-2004

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2009-2010 Numerical Roster

# Name Pos. Hgt/Wgt. Hometown/Last Team__________ 1 Alex Pikunas G 6’0/185 Ray, MI/Metro Jets (CSHL)

2 Bret Lewandowski D 5’10/175 Chesterfield, MI/Honeybaked Midget Major 3 Kevin Kranker F 5’9/160 Lake Orion, MI/Lake Orion HS (USHS)

4 Kyle McMahon F 5’11/195 Sterling Heights, MI/Oakland DIII (ACHA) 5 Dennis Capa D 5’9/185 St. Clair Shores, MI/Tulsa Rampage (WSHL)

6 Brian Baker F 5’8/165 Berkley, MI/Berkley High School

7 Jason Maltese D 6’4/215 Shelby Twp, MI,/Wentworth Institute Tech.

8 Brian Jacobs D 5’10/175 Sterling Heights, MI/Oakland Jr. Grizzlies AAA

9 Collin Ronayne D 6’4/225 Commerce, MI/Syracuse Stars (OPJHL)

10 James Moran D 6’3/190 Sterling Heights, MI/Motor City AAA

11 Jesse Worrell F 5’11/180 New Baltimore, MI/Metro Jets (CSHL)

12 Jeffery Scheuer D 6’3/165 Waterford,MI/Oakland DIII (ACHA)

14 Jon Connors F 6’2/190 West Bloomfield, MI/Salem ST. (NCAA)

15 Brett Haugh F 5’9/185 Clinton Twp, MI/Oakland DIII (ACHA)

16 Ryan Zuke F 5’11/168 Rochester, MI/Stoney Creek

17 Joe Guenther F 5’8/185 Port Huron, MI/Marquette Rangers (NAHL)

19 Brandon Johnson F 6’1/170 Troy, MI/Notre Dame Prep (USHS)

20 Matt Mussallam F 5’11/185 Sterling Heights, MI /Belle Tire AAA

21 Mike Simpson F 5’10/207 Oxford,MI/ Oakland DIII (ACHA)

22 Adam Novack F 5’8/160 Rochester Hills,MI/ Metro Jets (CSHL)

24 Evan Chornoby D 6’0/175 Farmington Hills, MI/EMU DI (ACHA)

25 Cody Austin F 5’10/185 Highland, MI/UMASS-Boston (NCAA)

27 Jacob DeSano D 5’11/180 Washington Twp, MI/North Iowa (NAHL)

30 Matt Toter G 6’0/180 Chicago, IL/Liberty DI (ACHA)

39 Trevor McDougall G 5’10/145 Shelby Twp, MI / Oakland DIII (ACHA)

44 Jordan McDonald F 5’11/200 Rochester, MI/Metro Jets

Head Coach: Jeremy Bachusz Assistant Coaches: JR Dunn, Gordie Schaeffler, JP Ferrari


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#25 Cody Austin Junior* Forward*5-10*185

Highland, MI/UMASS-Boston (NCAA) General: Two-way forward with outstanding work ethics

As a Sophomore: Put up 5 points in 16 games after transferring to OU from UMASS-Boston…Scored first OU goal against

the University of Arizona in Tucson, AZ

As a Freshman: Played hockey at UMASS-Boston in NCAA Division III ranks

Before OU: Played AAA hockey for Victory Honda before playing Junior Hockey in the North American League

Career Stats

Year GP G A PTS PIMS 2007-2008 16 3 2 5 12

2008-2009 34 13 7 20 14

Career 50 16 9 25 26

#6 Brian Baker Freshman* Forward*5-8*165

Berkley MI/ Berkley High School Hockey

General: Hard working forward who isn’t afraid to grind away in the corners. Likes to pass the puck and set up his

teammates. Before OU: Played as a senior for Berkley High School, Made all-area and all-region team as a senior

#8 Dennis Capa Junior* Defense* 5-8* 180

St. Clair Shores, MI/ Tulsa Rampage (WSHL) General: Solid defender who enters his first season of college hockey…Hard working, intelligent hockey player

As a Sophomore: Scored all four of his goals on the Power-Play. Four Goals was tied for lead by defenseman

As a Freshman: One of only two freshman to appear in all 35 games for the Grizzlies…Recorded first collegiate goal

against arch rival Davenport University…73 PIMS placed him fourth on the team in penalty minutes

Before OU:

Played defense for the Tulsa Rampage of the WSHL…Amassed 20 points in 43 games…Spent 72 minutes

in the box

Career Stats


2008-2009 30 4 6 10 28

Career 65 5 12 17 101

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#24 Evan Chornoby Sophomore* Defenseman*6-0*175

Farmington Hills, MI/ Eastern Michigan (ACHA DI)

General: Defensive defenseman with a good sense of position.

Before OU: Played ACHA DI at Eastern Michigan

#14 Jon Connors Sophomore* Forward*6-2*190

West Bloomfield, MI/ Salem State (NCAA)

General: Power forward that likes to muck it up in the zone, but also find the back of the net.

Before OU: Played DIII NCAA at Salem State

#27 Jacob DeSano Sophomore* Defense* 5-11* 180

Washington Twp, MI/ Lutheran High North General: Offensive Defenseman with great vision. Makes smart decisions, see the whole ice and can pass or shoot.

As a Freshman: Joined Grizzlies mid-way through season and made an immediate impace.

Before OU:

Troy Sting Midget A second place in Nationals, Drafted by Metro Jets (CSHL) played onr season then

drafted to North Iowa Outlaws (NAHL) played there then came to OU.

Career Stats


Career 14 3 1 4 28

#17 Joe Guenther Sophomore*Forward*5-8*185

Port Huron, MI*/Marquette Rangers (NAHL) General: Slick forward with speed and a scorer’s touch around the net

As a Freshman: Scored 10 points on 6 goals and 4 assists…Played 32 of 34 games…Spent 28 minutes in the penalty box in

2008-2009

Before OU: Played in the newly formed AEHL Junior A league in 2006-2007…Competed last season for the Marquette

Rangers in the NAHL

Career Stats


Career 32 6 4 10 28

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#15 Brett Haugh Senior* Forward* 5-10* 180

Clinton Twp., MI/OU DIII (ACHA) General: Entering his third season on the DI team…Hardworking player who has a chance to contribute on the

offensive end

As a Junior: Scored 21 points on 6 goals and 15 assists…Played 34 of 34 games…Spent 28 minutes in the penalty box

in 2008-2009

As a Sophomore: Scored 19 points on 9 goals and 10 assists…Played 32 of 34 games…Spent 18 minutes in the penalty box

in 20007-2008

Before OU: Started is OU Hockey career on the DIII team…Lead the team in scoring with 30 points on 13 goals and 17

assists

Career Stats


2008-2009 34 6 15 21 28

Career 66 15 25 40 46

#8 Brian Jacobs Sophomore*Defense*5-10*175

Sterling Heights, MI/Oakland Junior Grizzlies AAA As a Freshman: Scored 7 points. 2 of which were goals. Fought through injury and played hard. Played in 31 of 34 games.

General: Talented defenseman with good hands and instincts…Looking to make a name for himself in his freshman

campaign

Before OU: Played AAA Midget Hockey for the Jr. Grizzlies organization

Career Stats


Career 31 2 5 7 52

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#19 Brandon Johnson Sophomore*Forward*6-1*165

Troy, MI/Notre Dame Prep As a Freshman: 5 goals and 4 points. All goals were even strength tallies. Played in 30 of 34 games.

General: Hard working forward with good hands…Has ability to play center at the collegiate level

Before OU:

Logged time with Notre Dame Prep’s high school team.

Career Stats


Career 30 4 1 5 37

#3 Kevin Kranker Junior* Forward* 5-9* 160

Lake Orion, MI/ Lake Orion HS (MHSAA) General: Speedy playmaker with soft hands and a nose for the net…

As a Sophomore: Named OU Hockey MVP. Played in 34 of 34 games. Led team in goals with 14, assists with 20 and points

with 34. Six of his goals were on the powerplay.

As a Freshman: Named OU Hockey Rookie of the Year…OU’s second leading scorer with 29 points in 34 games…Dressed

all 34 games for Oakland…Netted 18 goals…Recorded 5 points against Adrian on 3 goals and 2 assists on

12/8/07…Netted a hat trick against arch rival Davenport on 1/4/08

Before OU: Earned First Team All-State Honors after notching 62 points in 26 games for Lake Orion High

School…Earned Oakland Athletic Association Player of the Year…His 62 points placed him second in

MHSAA scoring…Also appeared in 10 games with Metro Jets of the CSHL posting 11 points

Career Stats


2008-2009 34 14 20 34 56

Career 68 32 31 63 98

#24 Bret Lewandowski Freshman* Defenseman*5-10*175

Chesterfield, MI/Honeybaked Midget Major (MWEHL) General: Smart choices on offense and defense with the puck, great breakout pass, and a great skater

Before OU: Defenseman at Honeybaked

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#44 Jordan MacDonald Sophomore*Forward*5-11*200

Rochester Hills, MI/Metro Jets (CSHL) As a Freshman: Played in 32 of 34 games. Scored 6 goals on 16 points, 2 of which were on the powerplay

General: Slick skating forward with good hands and shot…Has a good scoring touch around the net

Before OU: Played in the CSHL with the Metro Jets…Scored 24 points on 14 goals and 10 assists

Career Stats


Career 32 6 10 16 6

#7 Jason Maltese Sophomore* Defenseman*6-4*215

Shelby Twp.,MI/Wentworth Institute of Technology (NCAA) General: Plysical defenseman with an offensive touch.

Before OU: Played for the Leopards of the Wentworth Institute of Technology in Boston,MA for the ECAC

#39 Trevor McDougall Sophomore*Goaltender*5-10*150

Shelby Twp., MI/OU DIII (ACHA) General: Butterfly goalie who plays the puck like a third defencemen.

As a Freshman:

Joined DI through the midway point of the season. Played in 3 games recorded a 5.52GAA with a save

percentage of 83%

Before OU: Won a National Championship with the Mt.Clemens Wolves before playing Jr. A Hockey in Elliot Lake

Ontario for the Bobcats.

Career

Year GP/MIN W L T GA GAA SO 2008-2009 3/239 22 5.52 0

Career 3/239 22 5.52 0

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#4 Kyle McMahon Senior* Forward* 5-8* 185*

Sterling Heights, MI/ OU DIII (ACHA) General: A hard hitting and strong on the puck forward…Not afraid to play in the corners and in front of the

net…Younger brother of former OU player Will McMahon…Has a powerful shot from the wing

As a Junior: Played in 30 of 34 games. Scored 8 goals on 20 points. One goal scored while shorthanded

and one on the powerplay.

As a Sophomore: Netted 3 goals and 8 points…Garnered 62 penalty minutes…

Before OU: Played for OU Hockey’s DIII team his freshman season… Netted 28 points on 14 goals and 14 assists

while adding 47 PIMS

Career:

Years GP G A PTS PIMS

2008-2009 30 8 12 20 65

2007-2008 31 3 5 8 62

2006-2007 On DIII Team

Career 61 11 17 28 127

#10 James Moran Junior*Defense*6-3*190

Sterling Heights, MI/Motor City AAA General: Strong offensive minded defenseman who can play both forward and defense…Team first attitude and

work ethic

As a Sophomore: Played both forward a defense. Scored 3 goals on 9 points. Played in 32 of 34 games.

As a Freshman: Played both forward a defense as a freshman…Scored 1 goal and added eight assists..lone goal was scored

against MSU…

Before OU: Played AAA hockey for Motor City

Career

Years GP G A PTS PIMS 2007-2008 32 1 8 9 22

2008-2009 32 3 6 9 32

Career 64 4 14 18 54

#20 Matt Musallam Freshman*Forward*5-11*185

Sterling Heights, MI/Belle Tire Midget Major AAA General: Key Centerman with great speed. Can play a finesse game as well as a grinding game. Works real hard in

the corners, and is not afraid to throw his weight around.

Before OU: Played For Belle Tire Midget Major in 2008-2009 and competed in the state championship. Represented

Michigan and Belle Tire in the Easton Skills Competition in the 2007 national championships.

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#22 Adam Novack

Freshman*Forward*5-8*160

Rochester Hills,MI/Metro Jets (CSHL) General: Quick smart forward, loves to shoot the puck

Before OU: Played 2 years for the Metro Jets and was leading scorer in the 2008-2009 season.

#1 Alex Pikunas Sophomore*Goaltender*6-0*195

Ray, MI/Metro Jets (CSHL) As a Freshman: Earned starters role. Finished with a 3.82GAA

General: Solid goaltender that enters his second season of collegiate hockey. Will look to hold on to starters role

with good play.

Before OU: Played 45 games in net for the Metro Jets of the CSHL…Earned at .890 save percentage in 2559 minutes of

action

Year GP/MIN W L T GA GAA SO 2008-2009 18/1147.75 73 3.82 0

Career 18/1147.75 73 3.82 0

#9 Colin Ronayne Junior*Defense*6-4*235

Commerce Twp. MI/Syracuse Stars (OPJHL) As a Sophomore: played in 31 of 34 games recorded 4 assists.

As a Freshman: Joined OU midway through season scored 1 goal on 3 points.

General: Bruising defenseman with good size..Plays an intense game

Before OU: Played junior hockey in the Ontario Provincial League as well as having logged time with the Metro Jets

Career

Years GP G A PTS PIMS 2007-2008 16 1 2 3 53

2008-2009 31 0 4 4 64

Career 47 1 6 7 117

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#12 Jeffery Scheuer Sophomore* Defense* 6-4* 175

Waterford, MI/ Oakland DIII (ACHA) General:

Deceptive, puck moving, smooth skating defensemen.

As a Freshman: Played on Oakland DIII team. Called-up late in season appeared in 2 games recording an assist.

Before OU:

Was 4 minutes away from winning a National Championship with the USA Eagles.

Career Stats:


Career 2 0 1 1 0

#21 Mike Simpson Junior*Forward*5’10*210

Oxford, MI/Oakland DIII (ACHA) General: Hard-nosed fore-checking forward... soft hands, ability to set up scoring chances

Before OU: Played 3 seasons of Midget Majors with the Rochester Rattlers. Played last 2 years with OU's D3 team,

leading the team in assists during the 08-09 season.

#30 Matt Toter Freshman*Goalie*6’0*175

Chicago, IL/Liberty DI (ACHA) General: Aggressive hybrid style goalie that brings the drive to win no matter the cost.

Before OU: Played Junior in the MJHL for the Lights then second semester redshirted with Liberty University ACHA

D-1 team.

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#10 Jesse Worrell Junior* Forward*5-11*180

New Baltimore, MI/Metro Jets (CSHL) General: Hard working, grind it out playmaker…Tough forward who can find the back of the net

As a Sophomore: Played in 34 of 34 games scored 13 goals on 26 points. Recorded 3 power-play goals.

As a Freshman: Garnered 20 points after appearing in 31 games…Netted 14 goals

Before OU: Finished last season with 63 points on 35 goals and 28 assists…His 63 points were good enough for 9

th

overall in the Central States Hockey Junior B League

Career


2008-2009 34 13 13 26 26

Career 65 27 19 46 40

#16 Ryan Zuke Freshman*Forward*5’11*168

Rochester, MI/Stoney Creek General: Hard-working forward with discipline in the defensive zone....Likes to set up plays on offense

Before OU: Helped lead Stoney to their best season is school history

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Oakland’s Record When 2008-2009 Below records listed as W or L. OTL and SOL listed as Loss)

When Scoring First Oakland: 10-6

When Scored on First Oakland: 3-14

When Tied after 1: 3-5

Leading after 1: 9-3

Trailing After 1: 1-13

When Tied after 2: 2-3

Leading after 2: 9-3

Trailing After 2: 2-14

Overtime Record: 0-1

Most Goals Scored In A Game: 10

Most Goals Allowed In A Game: 12

Record At Home: 10-7

Record Away: 3-13

Neutral Site Record: 0-0

Against ACHA D1 Teams: 12-15

Against ACHA D2 Teams: 1-5

Against ACHA D1 Ranked Teams: 8-11

Against Ranked # 1-5:2-6

Against Ranked #6-12: 2-0

Against ranked: # 13-20: 3-5

Against: CSCHL: 3-11

Against: ECHL: 0-0

Against ECHA: 0-0

Against ESCHL: 0-2

Against NECHL: 0-0

Against CHMA: 2-0

Against Independent: 7-3

Scoring a Shorthanded Goal 2-0

Not scoring A Shorthanded goal: 6-15

Scoring a Power Play Goal 11-12

Not scoring a Power Play Goal: 2-8

Allowing A Shorthanded Goal: 0-2

Allowing a Power Play goal: 8-20

One Goal Games: 7-5

Shootouts: 5-2

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2009-2010 Media Guide

2008-2009 Superlatives

Last Time

OU Scored 5 or More 5-4 W @ Grand Valley 2/12/09

OU Scored 10 or More 10-2 vs. Slippery Rock 11/7/08

OU Scored 15 or More 18-3 vs. Findlay 9/24/04

OU Gave up 5 or More 5-3 L. @ Penn State 2/21/09

OU Gave Up 10 or More 12-3 L. @ Illinois 10/4/08

OU Player Scored Hat trick K. Kranker (4g) Slippery R.11/7/08

OU Player Scored Playmaker K. McMahon (4a) v. Slippery R.11/7/08

OU Had Fighting DQ B. Johnson 1/24/09 @ EMU

Won 5 in a Row 11/10/07-1/4/08 7-0-0

Won 10 in a Row September 24-Nov. 12 2004 10-0-0

Lost 5 in a Row Sept. 26, 2008-Oct.10 2008 0-4-2

Lost 10 in a Row Never

OU Played NCAA DI vs. Wayne State 10/19/05 4-0 L

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Season Capsules

Year Record Coach Captain Ranking

1999-2000 16-12-1 Anthony Jalaba Scott Schnedler Unranked

Points Leader: Rob Wishaw 36G 25A 62PTS

Team MVP: Scott Schnedler

Rookie of the Year: Shaun Zeldes


2000-2001 20-15-2 Anthony Jalaba Craig Furstenau #11

Points Leader: Ron Kolito 17G 18A 33PTS

Team MVP: Shaun Zeldes

Rookie of the Year: Ron Kolito


2001-2002 18-15-3 Anthony Jalaba Karl Borgquist #6

Points Leader: Ron Kolito 14G 35A 49 PTS

Team MVP: Shaun Zeldes

Rookie of the Year: Ryan Teasdale


2002-2003 22-8-4 Rick Kaminski/Craig Furstenau Karl Borgquist #11

Craig Furstenau takes over as Head Coach after 8 games

Points Leader: Ron Kolito 25G 23A 48 PTS

Team MVP: Karl Borgquist

Rookie of the Year: Chris Ballach and Will McMahon


2003-2004 30-3-3 Craig Furstenau Karl Borgquist #1

Points Leader: Will McMahon 47G 21A 68PTS

Team MVP: Will McMahon

Rookie of the Year: Adam Chornoby

Pride Hustle Desire:


2004-2005 27-7-1 Craig Furstenau Ron Kolito/Marc Granger #2



Rookie of the Year: Chris Joswiak

Pride Hustle Desire: Marc Granger

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Season Capsules


2005-2006 30-9-1 Sean Hogan Brandon Lipari #1



Rookie of the Year: Jeff Einheuser

Pride Hustle Desire:


2006-2007* 22-12-2 Sean Hogan Adam Chornoby #1

Shootout loss to Davenport officially recorded as tie



Rookie of the Year: Collin Chase

Pride Hustle Desire: Scott Elder


2007-2008* 23-12-0 Sean Hogan Brent Cooper #10

Points Leader: Brent Cooper 39G 28A 57PTS

Team MVP: Brent Coooper

Rookie of the Year: Kevin Kranker

Pride Hustle Desire: Cody Austin


2008-2009* 13-17-4 Sean Hogan Cody Austin& Jarrett Samp #19

Points Leader: Kevin Kranker 14G 20A 34PTS

Team MVP: Kevin Kranker

Rookie of the Year: Alex Pikunas

Pride Hustle Desire: Cody Austin

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Oakland University Hockey Players in the Pros

Name Team League Season Notes Oakland Years Scott Marlinga Alabama Slammers WHA2 2001 Training Camp Agreement 1999-2001

Shaun Zeldes Muskegon Fury UHL 2003 Mid Season Try Out Agreement 1999-2004

Flint Generals UHL 2003 Training Camp Agreement

Ryan Webb Flint Generals UHL 2005 Signed Contract 2005-2006

Jacksonville Baracudas SPHL Current Leading Scorer 2005-2006, 2006-2007

Dan Oleksy Port Huron Flags UHL 2006 Signed Contract 2000-2006

Will McMahon Quad City Mallards UHL 2006-2007 Signed Contract 2002-2007

Fort Wayne Komets IHL 2007-2008 Drafted

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American Collegiate Hockey Association Awards Oakland University Team Awards


Post Season Award Winners * ACHA DI Season

Oakland University All Americans

DII

01-02 Karl Borgquist 1st Team

02-03 Karl Borgquist 1st Team 02-03 Shaun Zeldes 2nd Team

03-04 Will McMahon 1st Team 03-04 Ryan Teasdale 2nd Team 03-04 Karl Borgquist 1st Team

04-05 Will McMahon 1st Team

05-06 Will McMahon 1st Team

DI

06-07 Will McMahon 1st Team*

06-07 Brent Cooper 2nd

Team*

06-07 Adam Chornoby 2nd

Team*

OU Hockey MVP

Awarded Annually to Player Deemed Most

Valuable to His Team as Voted by His

Teammates

99-0 Scott Schnedler

00-01 Shaun Zeldes

01-02 Shaun Zeldes

02-03 Karl Borgquist

03-04 Will McMahon

04-05 Will McMahon

05-06 Will McMahon

06-07 Will McMahon*

07-08 Brent Cooper*

08-09 Kevin Kranker*

ACHA National Tournament MVP’s

DII

03-04 Will McMahon

05-06 Brandon Lipari

DI

06-07 Will McMahon*

ACHA Academic All –Americans

DI

06-07 Adam Chornoby*

06-07 Andrew Hansen*

ACHA National Player of the Year

DII

03-04 Will McMahon

04-05 Will McMahon

05-06 Will McMahon

DI

06-07 Will McMahon*

OU Hockey Rookie of the Year

Awarded Annually to First Year Player

Deemed to have Most Significant Impact

as Voted by his Teammates

99-0 Shaun Zeldes

00-01 Ron Kolito

01-02 Ryan Teasdale

02-03 Chris Ballach & Will McMahon

03-04 Adam Chornoby

04-05 Chris Joswiak

05-06 Jeff Einheuser

06-07 Collin Chase*

07-08 Kevin Kranker*

08-09 Alex Pikunas*

Pride, Hustle, Desire Award Awarded Annually to Player who routinely

puts Team Goals ahead of Individual

Goals

03-04 Ryan Teasdale

04-05 Marc Granger

05-06

06-07 Scott Elder

07-08 Cody Austin

08-09 Cody Austin

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Opponent All Time Record Last Result Adrian (ACHA DI) 5-2-0 L 3-2ot 2008-2009

Arizona 1-1-0 W 5-0 2007-2008 Bowling Green (ACHA DII) 3-0-0 W 12-4 2004-2005 Buffalo 6-0-0 W 2-0 2007-2008

Cambrian College (CIAU) 0-1-0 L 10-6 2001-2002 Central Conn. State 1-1-0 W 2002-2003 Central Michigan 7-1-0 W 5-4 2007-2008 Central Oklahoma 2-0-0 W 4-3 2008-2009

Colorado 2-1-0 W 4-3 2005-2006 Colorado State 1-0-0 W 3-2 ot 2005-2006 Davenport 7-12-0 L 7-1 2008-2009

Dayton 1-0-0 W 11-4 2001-2002 Delaware 1-3-0 L 4-3 2007-2008 Eastern Michigan 7-6-0 L 5-3 2008-2009 Ferris State (ACHA DII) 9-2-0 W 9-2 2005-2006

Findlay (ACHA DII) 1-0-0 W 18-3 2004-2005 Grand Valley State 10-4-2 L 6-3 2008-2009 Humber (CIAU) 0-2-0 L 6-1 2001-2002

Illinois 1-2-0 W 3-2 2006-2007 Illinois JV 3-2-1 W 12-2 2003-2004 Indiana 9-2-1 W 10-9 2005-2006 Iowa State 0-2-0 L 4-3 2006-2007

IUP 3-1-0 W 5-1 2008-2009 John Carroll 2-0-0 W 2002-2003 Kentucky 2-0-0 W 11-1 2005-2006

Kent State 1-0-0 W 9-5 2007-2008 Liberty 6-3-0 W 3-2so 2008-2009 Lindenwood 1-0-0 W 5-4 2006-2007 Miami OH (ACHA DII) 6-8-1 W 7-6 2005-2006

Michigan (ACHA DII) 8-3-1 W 4-2 2006-2007 Michigan State (ACHA DII) 6-9-1 W 3-2 2007-2008 Michigan Tech (ACHA DII) 1-0-0 W 4-2 2003-2004 Michigan-Dearborn 6-6-1 L 8-3 2008-2009

Minnesota Mankato (ACHA DII) 2-0-0 W 1-0 Forfeit 03-04 Minot State 2-0-0 W 5-4so 2008-2009 Mohawk Valley College (NJCAA) 1-0-0 W 5-1 2001-2002

NYU 3-0-0 W 7-3 2004-2005 Ohio State (ACHA DII) 4-0-0 W 8-3 2005-2006 Ohio University 1-3-0 L 4-0 2008-2009 Oklahoma 1-2-0 L 4-3 2007-2008

Penn State 2-2-0 L 5-3 2008-2009 Penn State JV 1-0-0 W 7-6 2003-2004 Robert Morris Chicago 6-1-0 W 4-3 2008-2009

Robert Morris Chicago JV 2-0-1 W 7-1 2005-2006 Robert Morris University 1-0-0 W 5-3 2007-2008 Saginaw Valley 4-0-0 W 2002-2003 Siena 5-0-0 W 6-3 2004-2005

Southern Illinois Edwardsville 1-0-0 W 4-1 2003-2004 St Clair College (CIAU) 0-2-0 L 5-2 2005-2006 St Cloud State (ACHA DII) 1-0-0 W 7-4 2003-2004

Stonybrook 6-1-0 W 6-3 2007-2008 SW Missouri St. 1-0-0 W 9-4 2004-2005 Toledo 2-0-0 W 7-1 2001-2002 Utah State 2-0-0 W 8-3 2004-2005

Wagner 1-1-0 L 5-4 2005-2006 Washington and Jefferson 2-0-0 W 8-5 2007-2008 Wayne State (NCAA DI) 0-2-0 L 4-0 2005-2006

Wisc-Whitewater 1-0-0 W 6-2 2003-2004 Western Michigan (ACHA DI) 4-2-1 W 6-3 2006-2007


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OU All Time Results* Missing Season Results for 1999-2000 and 2000-2001

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2009-2010 Opponents

University of Michigan-

Dearborn Wolves

ACHA DI

Final ‘09 Record: 23-19-2

Final Ranking: #17

University of Oklahoma

Sooners

ACHA DI

Final ’09 Record: 30-7-3

Final Ranking: #6

John Caroll University

Blue Streaks

ACHA DI


Final Ranking: Unranked

Eastern Michigan University

Eagles

ACHA DI


Final Ranking: #21

Robert Morris College

Eagles

ACHA DI


Final Ranking: #22

Adrian College

Bulldogs

ACHA DI



Davenport University

Panthers

ACHA DII

Final 09’ Record: 44-3-1

Final Ranking: #1 (DII)

Ohio University

Bobcats

ACHA DI


Final Ranking: #8

Grand Valley State

University Lakers

ACHA DII


Final Ranking:

Youngstown State

Penguins

ACHA DI



University of Central

Oklahoma

Broncos

ACHA DI


Final Ranking: #13

Liberty University

Flames

ACHA DI


Final Ranking: #7

Pittsburgh

Panthers

ACHA DI


Final Ranking: 20

Michigan State

Spartans

ACHA DII


Final Ranking:

University at Buffalo

Bills

ACHA DI



Central Michigan

Chippewas

ACHA DII


Final Ranking:

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American

Collegiate

Hockey

Association

National

Tournament

March 5-9

Bensenville, IL

ACHA Showcase Rutgers

Ice Knights

ACHA DI



ACHA Showcase Mercyhurst

Lakers

ACHA DI


Final Ranking: 18

ACHA Showcase Duquesne

Dukes

ACHA DI


Final Ranking: 15

2009-2010 Opponents

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