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2011-12 WISCONSIN MEN’S
HOCKEY FACT BOOK
2011–12 Men’s Hockey Schedule
(Dates and times subject to change)
DAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
Friday
Saturday
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
Friday
Saturday
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
Friday
Saturday
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
SATURDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
Friday
Saturday
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
Friday
Saturday
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
Friday
Saturday
Friday
Saturday
Fri.-Sun.
Thur.-Sat.
Fri.-Sat.
DATE
OCT. 7
OCT. 8
Oct. 14
Oct. 15
OCT. 21
OCT. 22
OCT. 28
OCT. 29
Nov. 4
Nov. 5
NOV. 11
NOV. 12
Nov. 18
Nov. 19
NOV. 25
NOV. 26
DEC. 9
DEC. 10
DEC. 31
JAN. 6
JAN. 7
Jan. 13
Jan. 14
JAN. 20
JAN. 21
Jan. 27
Jan. 28
FEB. 3
FEB. 4
FEB. 17
FEB. 18
Feb. 24
Feb. 25
March 2
March 3
March 9-11
March 15-17
March 23-24
Sat.-Sun.
March 24-25
Thur.-Sat.
April 5-7
OPPONENT
All Times Central
NORTHERN MICHIGAN
7 P.M.
NORTHERN MICHIGAN
7 P.M.
at Michigan Tech*
6 p.m.
at Michigan Tech*
6 p.m.
NORTH DAKOTA*
7 P.M.
NORTH DAKOTA*
7 P.M.
NEBRASKA OMAHA*
7 P.M.
NEBRASKA OMAHA*
7 P.M.
at St. Cloud State*
7:30 p.m.
at St. Cloud State*
7 p.m.
MINNESOTA*
7 P.M.
MINNESOTA*
7:30 P.M.
at Colorado College*
8:30 p.m.
at Colorado College*
8 p.m.
MERCYHURST
7 P.M.
MERCYHURST
8 P.M.
MINNESOTA DULUTH*
7 P.M.
MINNESOTA DULUTH*
8 P.M.
U.S. UNDER-18 TEAM (EXHIBITION) 8 P.M.
RIT
7 P.M.
RIT
7 P.M.
at Minnesota State*
7:30 p.m.
at Minnesota State*
7 p.m.
ALASKA ANCHORAGE*
7 P.M.
ALASKA ANCHORAGE*
7 P.M.
at North Dakota*
7:30 p.m.
at North Dakota*
7 p.m.
ST. CLOUD STATE*
7 P.M.
ST. CLOUD STATE*
8 P.M.
DENVER*
7 P.M.
DENVER*
7 P.M.
at Bemidji State*
7:30 p.m.
at Bemidji State*
7 p.m.
at Minnesota*
7 p.m.
at Minnesota*
7 p.m.
WCHA Playoffs (Campus Sites)
WCHA Final Five (St. Paul, Minn.)
NCAA East and West Regionals
(Bridgeport, Conn., and St. Paul, Minn.)
NCAA Northeast and Midwest Regionals
(Worcester, Mass., and Green Bay, Wis.)
NCAA Frozen Four
(Tampa, Fla.)
TV
FSN (WC - Delayed)
WC
FSN (WC - Delayed)
WISC (WC - Delayed)
FSN (WC - Delayed)
TVW (WC - Delayed)
CHART
CHART
FSN
BTN
BTN
TVW (WC - Delayed)
BTN
TVW (WC - Delayed)
WC
TVW (WC - Delayed)
FSN+, FCS
FSN+, FCS
BTN
WISC (WC - Delayed)
FSN (WC - Delayed)
FSN (WC - Delayed)
FSN
FSN MN (FSN WI delayed)
* - WCHA league games
Home games listed in BOLD CAPS.
All times Central.
FSN - FSN Wisconsin; WPT - Wisconsin Public Television (delayed); WC - Wisconsin Channel; WISC - WISC-TV Madison (Also Charter Extra around the state); TVW - TVW (Also Charter Extra around the state); BTN - Big Ten Network: CHART - Charter Extra
Updated Feb. 2, 2012
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Table of Contents
2011-12 Schedule ...................................... 2
Administration ........................................... 4
Hockey Staff Photos ................................... 5
Penalties................................................. 103
Penalty Minutes ..................................... 104
Records by Defensemen ......................... 105
Records by Goaltenders.......................... 106
Leaders by Class .................................... 109
Hat Tricks .............................................. 110
Letterwinners ......................................... 111
Jersey Number History ........................... 118
Coaching History .................................... 119
BIOS
Head Coach Mike Eaves ............................. 6
Assistant Coaches Bios .............................. 8
Hockey Staff Bios ..................................... 10
Rosters ..................................................... 12
Roster Breakdown .................................... 14
Senior Bios ............................................... 15
Junior Bios .............................................. 16
Sophomore Bios ....................................... 22
Newcomer Bios ......................................... 32
BEYOND WISCONSIN
NHL Directory ........................................ 121
Badger NHL Leaders............................... 125
NHL Draft History .................................. 127
National Teams ...................................... 129
Olympics ................................................ 130
2011-12 REVIEW
Season Review .......................................... 41
Schedule/Results ..................................... 44
Team Stats ............................................... 45
Individual Stats ........................................ 46
Team/Individual Highs............................. 47
Box Scores ............................................... 48
BADGER HOCKEY SHOWDOWN
Badger Hockey Showdown ..................... 131
Showdown Records ................................ 133
Showdown All-Tournament Teams ......... 134
POSTSEASON
HISTORICAL INFORMATION
WCHA Playoff History ............................. 136
NCAA Tournament History ..................... 138
Year-by-year Records ............................... 59
History by Decade .................................... 60
NCAA Championships .............................. 65
WCHA Championships ............................. 71
Year-by-year Results ................................ 73
All-Time Series Records ............................ 82
All-Time Series Scores (WCHA) ................. 83
All-Time Series Scores (Non-Conference) .. 89
AWARDS
All-Americans ......................................... 140
Hobey Baker Memorial Award ................ 142
UW Hall of Fame Members ..................... 142
All-WCHA ............................................... 143
Team Awards ......................................... 144
All-Time Captains ................................... 144
Academic Awards ................................... 146
RECORDS
Team Records........................................... 93
Wins, Losses, Ties .................................... 95
100-Point Scorers/Scoring Streaks .......... 96
Individual Records.................................... 97
Points ....................................................... 97
Goals ........................................................ 98
Assists...................................................... 99
Game-winning Goals .............................. 100
Power-play Goals .................................... 101
Short-handed Goals ............................... 102
KOHL CENTER
Facilities/Kohl Center ............................ 148
Attendance History ................................. 149
BIG TEN HOCKEY
Big Ten Hockey History .......................... 150
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Athletic Administration
Deputy AD
Sean
Frazier
Athletic Director
Barry Alvarez
Barry Alvarez is in his eighth year as Director of Athletics at the University of Wisconsin and fifth without the additional title of
head football coach. Alvarez served as A.D.
and football coach from 2004-05.
Wisconsin has enjoyed remarkable
success during Alvarez’s tenure at the
head of the athletic department, winning
a combined 13 team national titles and 29
conference regular-season or tournament
crowns since he took over.
In Alvarez’s six previous seasons as
A.D., Wisconsin has finished at least 22nd
in the NACDA Director’s Cup five times,
including a 16th-place finish in 2006-07.
That is the second-best finish in school history. Six different teams have won national
titles during Alvarez’s tenure, including
four in the magical 2005-06 season. Nine
different teams have been crowned as conference champions, including five in each
of the 2005-06, 2006-07 and 2007-08 seasons.
On the academic side, more than
1,000 student-athletes have earned Academic All-Big Ten honors in the last six
years. In each of the last two seasons, UW’s
student-athletes have achieved at least a
3.0 cumulative GPA. And in 2009-10, nine
sports either set or tied their highest team
grade-point averages for either the fall or
spring terms and four had the highest on
record for the year.
Alvarez was appointed in the spring
of 2008 as one of the chairs of the NCAA’s
Football Academic Enhancement Group,
which was formed to review and recommend improvements for the APR rating.
He also serves on the NCAA Football Issues Committee. In addition, Alvarez was
named “Person of the Year” by the Big Ten
Club of Southern California in 2008. Alvarez was voted into the state of Wisconsin
Athletic Hall of Fame and the Rose Bowl
Hall of Fame in 2009 and was inducted into
the UW Athletics Hall of Fame in 2010.
Recently elected to the College Football
Hall of Fame, Alvarez guided Wisconsin’s
football fortunes for 16 seasons (19902005). He has been at the forefront of the
revival of the Badger athletic program during his entire tenure in Madison. He piloted
Wisconsin to three Big Ten and Rose Bowl
titles (including back-to-back in 1998-99)
en route to becoming the winningest football coach in school history (118-73-4 record).
Alvarez was just the 10th coach in Big
Ten history to win 100 games at one conference institution. His 8-3 (.727) record
in bowl games with the Badgers is the best
in college football history (among coaches
with at least 11 bowl appearances). The
1993 national coach of the year, he was a
two-time (1993 and 1998) Big Ten coach of
the year and a finalist for ESPN’s coach of
the decade (1990s) honor. He received the
Victor Award’s 1999 National Coach of the
Year accolade and was the 2004 AFCA Region 3 Coach of the Year.
Alvarez is a 1969 graduate of the University of Nebraska, where he played linebacker and went on to earn his master’s
degree. He received a Distinguished Alumnus Award from his alma mater in 2003.
Alvarez and his wife, Cindy, were co-campaign chairs in the effort to bring a Gilda’s
Club (a free support center for families
dealing with cancer) to Madison. That facility opened in the fall of 2008. In addition,
Alvarez serves on the Board of Directors of
the MACC Fund (Midwest Athletes Against
Childhood Cancer).
Alvarez and his wife, Cindy, are the parents
of three grown children - daughters Dawn
and Stacy and son Chad (wife Stephanie).
Barry and Cindy are grandparents to Joe
and Jake Ferguson; Grace and Jackson
Delzer; and Scarlett and Barry John Thomas Alvarez.
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Sean Frazier
is in his fifth
year at UW
and first as the deputy athletic director.
The department’s chief of staff, Frazier
serves as the sport administrator for men’s
basketball as well as men’s and women’s
hockey. He also oversees strategic planning and serves as the liaison to the
Chancellor’s office, the Recreational Sports
Board and the Dean’s Leadership Council.
In addition, Frazier oversees facilities, food
& beverage and event management.
Frazier has also served as Director
of Athletics and Recreation at Clarkson
University and at Manhattanville College.
In addition, he has been assistant director
of athletics at the University of Maine.
Frazier has a long term relationship
with college hockey, having served in key
leadership positions in the ECAC Hockey
League, Hockey East Association, and in
the Western Collegiate Hockey Association
(WCHA). Frazier is also serving a four year
appointment on the NCAA Division I Men’s
Ice Hockey Championship Committee. In
August, Frazier was named chair of the
Div. I Men’s Ice Hockey Committee for the
2011-12 season.
As an administrator Frazier is credited with supporting three NCAA hockey
national championships, one with the
men’s hockey program at the University of
Maine and two with the women’s hockey
program at the University of Wisconsin.
Frazier serves on the Executive Board
of the Minority Opportunities Athletic
Association (MOAA) and is a guest lecturer and Executive Mentor for the NCAA
Fellows Leadership Development Program.
Frazier is a native of Long Island,
N.Y., and earned his bachelor’s degree in
communications from the University of
Alabama and master’s degree in higher
education leadership from the University
of Maine. He played football for Alabama
from (1987-91) and was a part of a
Southeastern Conference Championship
team in 1989.
Frazier and his wife, Rosa, have
three children two daughters, Marina and
Marcella and a son Maximo.
Hockey Staff
Mike Eaves
Bill Butters
Gary Shuchuk
Jim Snider
Jeff Sanger
Head Coach
Assistant Coach
Assistant Coach
Strength Coach
Volunteer Assistant
Zach Remiker
Andy Hrodey
Jayne Lindauer
Nate LaPoint
Paul Capobianco
Hockey Operations/ Video
Coordinator
Athletic Trainer
Program Assistant
Equipment Manager
Athletic Communications
Mary Weaver-Klees
Toni Landis
Dr. Greg Landry
Dr. William Clancy
Nancy Bee
Academic Advidor
Academic Advisor
Primary Care
Orthopedic Surgeon
Event Manager
Andy Zywicki
Kevin Kluender
Athletic Ticket Office
Marketing
5
Head Coach Mike Eaves
After a playing
career that ended
with the most
prolific scoring
numbers in
Wisconsin hockey
history and an
NCAA title, Mike
Eaves returned to
his alma mater
for the 2002–03
season as the
fifth coach in the
modern era of Badger hockey. Now through nine
years behind the bench, Eaves has added to his
legacy, bringing the program’s sixth NCAA title to
Madison in 2006. He also led the program to within
one game of a second NCAA title in 2010.
Firmly entrenched as one of the most respected
coaches in college hockey, Eaves led the Badgers
to their to their fifth top-three WCHA finish in seven
years during the 2009-10 season. The second-place
finish was just a warm-up, as the Badger reached
the 2010 NCAA championship game at Ford Field
in Detroit after advancing through the NCAA West
Regional. Along the way, a Wisconsin player took
home the program’s first Hobey Baker Memorial
Award, while two players were named All-Americans
and six earned all-league accolades. The Badgers
also played in front of 55,031 in a 3-2 victory over
Michigan outdoors in the Culver’s Camp Randall
Hockey Classic, then another 34,954 and 37,592
fans at the Frozen Four.
In 2006-07, Eaves reached his first coaching
milestone, notching his 100th victory behind the
Badger bench with a victory over Alaska Anchorage
at the Kohl Center on Feb. 9. He also oversaw the
program’s 1000th victory of Wisconsin Hockey’s
modern era (since 1963) with a win over Minnesota.
Eaves’ tenure thus far is highlighted by the
2005–06 dream season. Finishing with a 30-10-3
mark, the squad defeated Boston College, 2-1, at
the Bradley Center in Milwaukee for the storied
program’s first title in 16 years. Along the way,
Wisconsin swept Michigan State and Michigan at the
College Hockey Showcase, played in front of nearly
41,000 fans outside at Lambeau Field, reached the
NCAA Frozen Four after a 1-0 triple overtime win
over Cornell at the Resch Center in Green Bay, Wis.,
and set numerous school records. Individual honors
were plenty, as well, with a Hobey Baker finalist and
three All-Americans.
Eaves and the Badgers reached their high-water
mark after a four-year process. In just his second
season behind the bench, Eaves led his charges to
one of the largest improvements in college hockey
and to within one goal of an NCAA Frozen Four
appearance. Included in the run was a national-best
15-game unbeaten streak, a third-place finish in the
WCHA standings and national rankings as high as
No. 3.
The Badgers continued their improvement in
2004–05 by qualifying for their first WCHA Final
Five under Eaves, spending a league-best 10 weeks
in first place in the WCHA standings and leading
the conference in defense and penalty killing, while
upping their goal average by a half goal per game.
Eaves returned to the UW after spending two
seasons as the head coach of USA Hockey’s National
Team Development Program (NTDP). A program
designed to accelerate the development of elite
under-20 American hockey players, Eaves led the
group to a gold medal at the 2002 IIHF World Under18 Championship in Piestany, Slovakia, the firstever gold medal for the United States at the event.
Eaves and his team clinched the gold with a 3-1
victory over Russia to end the tourney with a 7-1-0
record. Excluding the Olympics, it was the first gold
medal won by a U.S. national team at an IIHF World
Championship since 1933.
Eaves’ encore performance came when he
directed the U.S. National Junior Team at the 2004
International Ice Hockey Federation World Junior
Championship to the country’s first world junior gold
medal.
Eaves’ coaching days began in 1985 with the
Calgary Flames (assistant) and since then he has
held assistant coaching positions with the NHL’s
Pittsburgh Penguins and Philadelphia Flyers, and
head coaching posts with the Helsinki Finnish Elite
League, Shattuck (Minn.) St. Mary’s High School and
the Hershey Bears of the American Hockey League
(AHL). He also spent one season at St. Cloud State
(assistant coach) and one season at UW-Eau Claire
(head coach).
Eaves has represented the U.S. in international
competition both as a player and coach. He skated
as a forward for Team USA at both the 1981 and
1984 Canada Cup tournaments and was a member
of the 1976 and 1978 U.S. National Teams at the
International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) World
Championships. As a coach, Eaves served as an
assistant under Bob Johnson for Team USA at
the 1991 Canada Cup, was an assistant coach for
the 1991 U.S. National Team at the IIHF World
Championship in Finland and directed the 2006 U.S.
National Team at the IIHF World Championship in
Latvia.
Eaves was recruited to play at Wisconsin by the
legendary “Badger Bob” Johnson. He became both
a standout student-athlete and one of the greatest
players in Badger hockey history (1974–78). A
first-team All-American as a junior and senior, Eaves
is the UW’s career scoring leader with 267 points
(94-173) in 160 games. He helped lead the Badgers
to the 1977 NCAA title by scoring 28 goals and
53 assists for 81 points during that championship
season. He assisted on three goals in the
championship game, including the game winner just
23 seconds into overtime, a 6-5 win over Michigan.
Hockey and coaching were two things Eaves
grew up around. His father, Cecil, won an NCAA
title at the University of Denver (1956–57) and
is also credited with helping to start the hockey
program at Ohio State. Cecil was the head coach
at the University of Windsor (Ontario) and is a past
director of the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association
(CAHA). His brother Murray lettered two years at
Michigan (1978–80) before playing for the Winnipeg
Jets (1980–86) and the Detroit Red Wings (1987–
88). He currently is the head coach at Shattuck St.
Mary’s High School.
A native of Denver, Colo., Mike and his wife,
Beth, are the parents of two sons — Ben and Patrick.
Ben captained the Boston College hockey team in
2003–04, while Patrick spent three years with the
Eagles before joining the NHL’s Ottawa Senators. He
now skates for the Detroit Red Wings.
Ben became the third member of the Eaves
family to win a national title when Boston College
won the 2001 NCAA Championship.
Eaves graduated with honors from Wisconsin in
1978 with a bachelor’s degree in physical education.
Eaves at Wisconsin
Year
2010–11
2009–10
2008–09
2007–08
2006–07
2005–06
2004–05
2003–04
2002–03
9 years
Record
21-16-4
28-11-4
20-16-4
16-17-7
19-18-4
30-10-3
23-14-4
22-13-8
13-23-4
192-138-42
6
Pct.
.561
.698
.550
.488
.512
.733
.610
.605
.375
.573
WCHA
12-13-3
17-8-3
14-11-3
11-12-5
12-13-3
17-8-3
16-9-3
14-7-7
7-17-4
120-98-34
Place
7th
2nd
T-3rd
6th
T-6th
T-2nd
T-3rd
3rd
8th
Post-Season
---------------NCAA Runners-Up
WCHA Third Place
NCAA Regional Final
---------------NCAA Champions
NCAA Regional
NCAA Regional Final
----------------
As a Coach
•
Led the Badgers to the 2006 NCAA title, 2010 NCAA runner-up
spot, 2004 NCAA East Regional and 2008 NCAA Midwest
Regional title games
•
2006 Spencer Penrose Award runner-up and 2010 finalist
(NCAA coach of the year)
•
2006 U.S. National Team head coach
•
2004 USOC Ice Hockey National Coach of the Year
•
2003–04 USCHO.com Coach of the Year
•
2004 USA Hockey Distinguished Achievement Award
•
2006 U.S. National Team head coach
•
Coached nine All-Americans and 15 all-conference honorees
•
Coached one Hobey Baker Memorial Award winner and five Hobey
Baker Memorial finalists.
•
Coached six athletes to league all-rookie team
•
Led U.S. to gold medals at the 2002 IIHF World Under-18
Championship and the 2004 IIHF World Junior Championship, the
first for the U.S. at both
•
2002 USA Hockey National Junior Coach of the Year
•
2002 USOC Developmental Coach of the Year
•
Head coach of the U.S. National Team Development Program
(2000–02)
•
Over 20 of his U.S. National Development Program players
were drafted by the NHL
•
Coached at all levels including NHL, Finnish Elite League, Shattuck
St. Mary’s (Minn.) High School, American Hockey League,
NCAA Division III
•
Served as an assistant coach for the NHL’s Calgary Flames (1985–
86), Philadelphia Flyers (1988–90, 1993–94) and Pittsburgh
Penguins (1997–2000)
As a Player
•
Played eight seasons in the NHL with the Minnesota North Stars
and the Calgary Flames
•
Nominated for the Bill Masterton Award by the Calgary Flames in
1984–85, given annually to the player who best exemplifies the
qualities of perseverance, sportsmanship and dedication to the
game
•
Played center for UW from 1974–78 and was a three-time captain
•
Two-time first-team AllAmerican (1977, 1978)
•
Captain of Wisconsin’s 1976–77 NCAA Championship
•
Wisconsin’s all-time leading scorer with 94-173=267
•
Two-time Badger MVP (1975–76, ‘77–78)
•
Winner of the 1978 Big Ten Conference Medal of Honor
•
Named one of the WCHA’s “Top 50 Players in 50 Years” during
the 50th anniversary season of 2001–02
•
Member of the UW Athletic Department Hall of Fame
•
Ranks second all time at UW with 173 career assists
•
Ranks second at UW with 40 career power-play goals
•
Three-time Badger team captain (1975–78)
•
Two-time first-team All-American (1977, 1978)
•
Drafted by the St. Louis Blues in the 1976 NHL Draft
(113th pick)
•
The Minnesota North Stars’ Rookie of the Year (1979–80)
Eaves’ Coaching Resume
Mike Eaves at a Glance
2002–current . . . . . . Head Coach, University of Wisconsin
2006 . . . . . . . . . . . . . Head Coach, U.S. National Team
2004 . . . . . . . . . . . . . Head Coach, U.S. Junior National Team
2000–02 . . . . . . . . . . Head Coach, U.S. National Team
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Development Program (NTDP)
1997–2000 . . . . . . . . Assistant Coach, Pittsburgh Penguins (NHL)
1996–97 . . . . . . . . . . Head Coach, Helsinki Finnish Elite League
1994–96 . . . . . . . . . . Head Coach, Shattuck St. Mary’s High School
1991–93 . . . . . . . . . . Head Coach, Hershey Bears (AHL)
1991 . . . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Coach, Team USA (Canada Cup)
1990 . . . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Coach, U.S. National Team
1988–90, ’93–94. . . . Assistant Coach, Philadelphia Flyers (NHL)
1987–88 . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Coach, St. Cloud State University
1986–87 . . . . . . . . . . Head Coach, UW-Eau Claire (NCHA)
1985–86 . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Coach, Calgary Flames (NHL)
1978–86 . . . . . . . . . . Player, Minnesota North Stars &
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Calgary Flames (NHL)
1974–78 . . . . . . . . . . Player, University of Wisconsin (WCHA)
Born: June 10, 1956
NCAA Tournament Appearances: 5
Year at Wisconsin: 10th
Education: Wisconsin, 1977, B.S. in physical education
NHL Playing Career: Eight years with the Minnesota North Stars
and Calgary Flames
NCAA Playing Career: 1977 NCAA Champion, two-time AllAmerican and Wisconsin’s all-time leading scorer (267 points)
Family: wife, Beth; sons Ben (played hockey at Boston College
and now for NHL’s Nashville) and Patrick (played hockey at Boston
College and now for NHL’s Detroit)
Father Cecil played at Denver (1956–57); brother Murray
played at Michigan (1978–80), for the Winnipeg Jets (1980–86)
and Detroit Red Wings (1987–88).
Coached by Eaves
Tom Barrasso
Rene Bourque
Rod Brind’Amour
Adam Burish
Kevin Dineen
Ron Francis
Blake Geoffrion
Tom Gilbert
Kevin Hatcher
Jaromir Jagr
Eric Lindros
Jaime McBain
Scott Mellanby
Zach Parise
Joe Pavelski
Mark Recchi
Derek Stepan
Martin Straka
Ryan Suter
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Assistant Coaches
Bill Butters
Gary Shuchuk
Assistant Coach
Assistant Coach
Bill Butters enters his second year as part
of UW’s staff and continues his history of
developing collegiate defensemen from 10
years as an assistant coach at the University of
Minnesota.
Butters spent those 10 years - 1985
through 1995 - as an assistant coach for his
alma mater, serving as recruiting coordinator,
while also handling team travel, alumni
relations and the team’s defense. He helped
the Gophers reach six NCAA Frozen Fours,
and Minnesota finished in the top three of the
WCHA during every season of his tenure.
Among the players who played for him
at Minnesota are NHL defensemen Doug
Zmolek, Chris McAlpine, Lance Pitlick, Mike
Crowley, Tom Pederson, Dan Trebil and Todd
Richards. Richards is now the head coach of
the Minnesota Wild.
Following his time with Minnesota,
Butters assumed the role of co-head coach
at Bethel College through 1998, before taking
over as head coach of his former team at
White Bear Lake High School until 2002.
As a player, Butters played three years
at Minnesota, where he served as co-captain
during the 1972-73 campaign. During his
career, he was teammates with current
Nebraska-Omaha head coach Dean Blais
and played for legendary head coaches Glen
Sonmor and Herb Brooks.
Butter’s professional hockey career began
in the CHL with the Oklahoma City Blazers
for two seasons. From there, he moved on to
the WHA for nearly five seasons. He skated
for Minnesota, Houston, Edmonton and New
England in the WHA. He reached the pinnacle
of his career in 1977-78, playing 23 games
with the NHL’s Minnesota North Stars. Butters
returned the following season to Minnesota,
before finishing his career with the Oklahoma
City Stars of the CHL. He spent his final
professional season as a player and coach for
Oklahoma City, where he was teammates with
Mike Eaves.
Recently, Butters has worked with
Hockey Ministries International, where he has
staffed and coached hockey camps.
Married to his wife of 38 years, Debbie,
Butters has three children, Ben, Anne and
Becky, as well as seven grandchildren.
Gary Shuchuk, a former Badger star, returns to
the University of Wisconsin as a second-year
assistant coach.
Shuchuk arrived from his position
as executive director of Madison Ice, Inc.,
where he oversaw the daily operations of
Madison Ice Arena and Hartmeyer Ice Arena in
Madison.
He brings a wide range of coaching
experience in the state of Wisconsin. Since
2008, he has served as coach for Team
Wisconsin U16 and helped select and develop
that and the U18 team. As coach of the U16
team, he has guided the squad to back-to-back
Tier I National Championship tournaments.
In 2008, Shuchuk took part as a coach in
USA Hockey’s Select 17 Player Development
Camp. He has seen time volunteering as
a coach for Madison West, Memorial and
Edgewood high schools and been involved
with the Wisconsin Elite Hockey League,
including leading the selection of players for
the Madison Elite U16 team that was Tier II
National Championship runner up in 2010.
A 1990 First-Team All-American and
the 1990 WCHA Player of the Year, Shuchuk
was the leading scorer for Wisconsin’s 1990
NCAA championship team and an assistant
captain for the squad. The team also captured
the 1990 WCHA regular-season and playoff
titles. He was also awarded the University of
Wisconsin Male Athlete of the year award as
well.
He set Wisconsin’s single-season goalscoring record for seniors with 41 that year,
while his 80 points that season are second
on UW’s all-time list for seniors, trailing only
Mike Eaves’ 89 points. Shuchuk collected 85
goals and 176 points in 177 career games for
Wisconsin from 1986-90.
The Edmonton, Alberta, native arrived
in Madison from the AJHL, where he played
his junior hockey for the St. Albert Saints. He
was league rookie of the year and team MVP
during his two years with the Saints.
Following his Badger career, Shuchuk
played parts of five seasons in the NHL
between 1990 and 1996, including part of one
season with the Detroit Red Wings and four
seasons with the Los Angeles Kings. His stint
with the Kings included the team’s 1993 run to
the Stanley Cup Finals. During the Stanley Cup
playoffs, Shuchuk scored the game winning
goal for the Kings in double overtime of game
5 of the 1993 Smythe Division finals against
the Vancouver Canucks.
He also spent time in the AHL, winning
the Calder Cup with the Adirondack Red Wings
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in 1992 and earning team MVP honors in 2004
with the Springfield Falcons, while also serving
as one of the team’s assistant coaches. During
his professional playing career, Shuchuk
co-captained three different teams, including
the Orlando Solar Bears and the Houston
Aeros of the IHL and the AHL’s Adirondack
Red Wings.
Shuchuk also spent time playing
professionally in the German Elite League,
as well as in Austria and Switzerland. In the
2002-03 season while playing in the German
Elite League, Shuchuk helped Krefeld Penguins
capture their first DEL Championship.
Shuchuk and his wife, Michelle, were
married in the summer of 1992. The couple
resides in Madison with their son, Alex,and
their two daughters, Mikaila and Katarina.
Jeff Sanger
Volunteer Assistant Coach
Sanger serves in his third year of duty as the
team’s volunteer assistant coach, working
primarily with Wisconsin’s goaltenders.
A Madison, Wis., native, Sanger is a
former standout goaltender at Colorado
College. CC’s all-time leader with 76 victories
and 16 shutouts, his seven shutouts as
a senior in 2001-02 also paces Tiger
goaltenders. Sanger’s career goals-against
average of 2.48 stood as an all-time best
for CC until two-time All-American Curtis
McElhinney graduated with a 2.32 goalsagainst average (2001-05).
Following his college career, Sanger
played parts of three years of professional
hockey at the AHL, ECHL, CHL and UHL level.
A 1997 graduate of Madison Edgewood
High School, Sanger posted a 72-13-3 record
during his four-year prep career and helped his
team win three consecutive Wisconsin Private
School state championships.
Sanger has connections to the UW in
sister Angie, a former UW volleyball player
and his father, Art, who played football for
the Badgers. Sanger also enjoyed a stint with
the Wisconsin women’s hockey program as a
volunteer assistant during the program’s backto-back NCAA championship runs in 2005-06
and 2006-07.
Jim Snider
Strength and Conditioning
Jim Snider is in his second stint at
Wisconsin, this time working with the
UW hockey programs and men’s tennis
and serving as the athletic department
representative on the Sports Nutrition
Panel. Previously, Snider spent three
seasons at Wisconsin as assistant strength
and conditioning coach after serving a
year-long internship with the department.
His primary responsibilities were men’s
and women’s soccer, tennis and crew,
while also assisting with football.
Snider spent his year before
rejoining the Badgers as assistant
director of Strength and Conditioning
at the University of Minnesota. At
Minnesota, Snider was responsible for
the administration and development of
athletic enhancement programs for men’s
basketball, men’s hockey, baseball and
track and field, while managing full-time
and intern personnel.
Snider originally came to Wisconsin
for his internship from the University of
Wisconsin-La Crosse were he earned a
Bachelor of Science degree in Exercise
and Sport Science with an emphasis in
Strength and Conditioning and also a
degree in Sports Management in 2001.
While at the University of Wisconsin La
Crosse, Snider worked for three years with
football, basketball, baseball, women’s
soccer, men’s tennis and gymnastics.
Snider is a member of several
organizations including the National
Strength and Conditioning Association
(NSCA), Collegiate Strength and
Conditioning Coaches Association (CSCC)
and USA Weightlifting. He is a Certified
Strength and Conditioning Specialist
through the NSCA, Level II Senior Coach
through USA Weightlifting, and also a
certified and active referee through USA
Weightlifting.
Snider is married to his wife, Jenna,
and resides in McFarland, Wis.
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Support Staff
Andy Hrodey
Zach Remiker
Paul Capobianco
Athletic Trainer
Director of Hockey Operations /
Video Coordinator
Athletic Communications
Andy Hrodey is in his 13th season handling
athletic training duties for the UW hockey
team after being hired as a full-time staff
member for the Badger athletic training staff in
1999–2000.
He returned to Wisconsin from the United
States Military Academy where he served as
a full-time athletic trainer for both the hockey
and football teams.
Previously at the UW, Hrodey was a
graduate assistant during the 1996–97 and
1997–98 seasons, working as a team trainer
for both the UW football and wrestling
programs.
A native of Sheldon, Ill., Hrodey attended
the University of Illinois and worked as a
student athletic trainer with the football, men’s
basketball, women’s swimming and wrestling
programs.
Hrodey is a member of the National
Athletic Trainers Association (NATA) and
received his bachelor’s degree from Illinois
(1996) and his master’s degree from
Wisconsin (1998). He is a licensed Athletic
Trainer.
A Monona, Wis., resident, Hrodey and his
wife, Liz, have a son, A.J., and daughter, Allie.
Nate LaPoint
Equipment Manager
An Eau Claire, Wis., native, LaPoint is in his
third year with the Badgers after spending the
previous four years as an assistant equipment
manager with the University of North Dakota
men’s hockey program. While at North
Dakota, he performed the regular duties of an
equipment manager, such as skate sharpening,
equipment inventory and purchasing of
equipment, while also helping with the
program’s video needs on road trips.
In addition to his duties at North Dakota,
LaPoint spent seven months at Gerrell’s Sports
Center in Grand Forks, where he repaired and
sharpened skates and served as a general
salesman for sporting goods. He has also
spent each summer since 2000 as a coach,
referee and counselor for Top Dog Hockey
Camps.
LaPoint graduated in 2009 from North
Dakota with a degree in general studies and
a minor in meteorology. Prior to his time at
North Dakota, he attended Northland College
in Ashland, Wis., for two years, where he
competed as a member of the NCAA Division
III program’s hockey team.
Zach Remiker is in his ninth year with the
men’s hockey program as video coordinator
and his first as the program’s director of
hockey operations. Before assisting the hockey
program, Remiker spent the prior three years
as a student assistant in Wisconsin’s video
services.
Remiker spent most of his time as a
student assistant helping video for the UW
football program, but also served the Badger
track and field program and the swimming
program, with their video needs.
A 2003 graduate of Wisconsin with
a bachelor of arts degree in marketing,
management and human resources, Remiker
spent five years working for the athletic
department in the mail room. He also
worked four years on weekend security at
Camp Randall Stadium and three years in
concessions for hockey and basketball at the
Kohl Center.
Remiker’s video duties include creating
highlight films, taping games, assisting
coaches with film breakdowns, creating
teaching tapes and helping with media video
requests, among other responsibilities.
His new duties include arranging travel,
among various other assignments.
The Two Rivers, Wis., native lives in
Madison.
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Paul Capobianco is in his 13th year with the
University of Wisconsin. He currently serves
in his ninth season as the contact for men’s
ice hockey, which includes the team’s 2006
NCAA title run. Prior to his time with the men’s
hockey program, he served the women’s
hockey program, and spent three years
assisting the WCHA with its communications
He also spent 11 years as the primary contact
for men’s and women’s open and lightweight
crew.
A three-year letterwinner and member
of Notre Dame’s 1994 NCAA championship
fencing team, Capobianco graduated the Irish
in 1996 with a B.S. in biology. The Selden,
N.Y., native spent a year as a volunteer in
the sports information office at then-NCAA
Division II Stony Brook in Stony Brook, N.Y.
He became a graduate assistant for two years
at Minnesota State in Mankato, Minn., serving
as the primary contact for football and men’s
and women’s basketball, among other sports,
prior to his arrival at Wisconsin.
Outside of his responsibilities at
Wisconsin, Capobianco performed as the
Peaks Ice Arena Mixed Zone Supervisor at the
2002 Olympic Winter Games in Salt Lake City,
Utah. The Peaks was one of the two facilities
for ice hockey at the games. He also worked
at the E Center for the men’s ice hockey
medal round and at the opening and closing
ceremonies.
Capobianco resides in Madison with his
wife, Laurie, and their three children, Rose,
Colin and Lily.
2011-12 WISCONSIN MEN’S
HOCKEY ROSTER AND BIOS
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Alphabetical Roster
No.
Name, Pos.
7
Tyler Barnes*, F
17
Jason Clark*, F
14
Jefferson Dahl*, F
3
Patrick Daly, D
5
Chase Drake, D
NHL S/C
NYI
NJD
Wt.
Year
Age (10/4/11)
6-0
185
So.
21
Hometown (Last Team)
Eagan, Minn. (Waterloo, USHL)
L
6-2
190
So.
19
Eden Prairie, Minn. (Shattuck-St. Mary’s H.S.)
R
5-9
175
So.
22
Eau Claire, Wis. (Youngstown, USHL)
L
6-0
180
Fr.
19
Victoria, Minn. (Benilde-St. Margaret’s H.S.)
L
6-1
185
So.
21
Mosinee, Wis. (Sioux City, USHL)
R
5-11
205
So.
19
Bloomington, Minn. (Bloomington Jefferson H.S.)
R
6-3
210
So.
21
Pewaukee, Wis. (Fargo, USHL)
24
Joe Faust*, D
13
Gavin Hartzog*, F
16
Joseph LaBate, F
L
6-4
195
Fr.
18
Eagan, Minn. (Academy of Holy Angels H.S.)
22
Tyler Lapic, F
L
6-1
200
Fr.
19
New Prague, Minn. (Chicago, USHL)
23
Derek Lee**, F
R
5-10
170
Jr.
21
North Vancouver, B.C. (Victoria, BCHL)
20
Ryan Little**, F
L
5-11
185
RS Jr.
23
Fond du Lac, Wis. (Green Bay, USHL)
18
Sean Little*, F
R
5-11
180
So.
20
19
Jake McCabe, D
L
6-1
200
Fr.
17
Eau Claire, Wis. (USA Hockey NTDP)
25
Michael Mersch*, F
12
Keegan Meuer**, F
26
Brad Navin, F
8
Matt Paape, F
30
Landon Peterson, G
55
John Ramage**, D
33
6
27
4
NJD
Ht.
R
VAN
LAK
BUF
L
6-1
210
So.
19
Park Ridge, Ill. (USA Hockey NTDP)
R
5-10
180
RS So.
22
Madison, Wis. (Waterloo, USHL)
L
6-3
195
Fr.
19
Waupaca, Wis. (Waupaca H.S.)
L
5-9
185
Fr.
20
Appleton, Wis. (Sioux City, USHL)
L
6-0
185
Fr.
21
Oregon, Wis. (Alaska, NAHL)
CGY
R
6-0
200
So.
20
St. Louis, Mo. (USA Hockey NTDP)
L
6-3
180
Fr.
20
Swift Current, Saskatchewan (Penticton, BCHL)
ANA
R
6-2
185
Jr.
21
West Kelowna, B.C. (Westside, BCHL)
Frankie Simonelli*, D
R
5-10
195
So.
18
Bensenville, Ill. (USA Hockey NTDP)
Eric Springer***, D
L
5-9
195
Sr.
22
Wrightstown, Wis. (Sioux Falls, USHL)
Joel Rumpel, G
Justin Schultz**, D
35
Mitch Thompson**, G
L
5-11
195
Jr.
21
Onalaska, Wis. (Bozeman, NORPAC)
21
Brendan Woods, F
L
6-3
200
Fr.
19
Fairfax, Va. (Muskegon, USHL)
Mark Zengerle*, F
R
5-11
180
So.
22
Rochester, N.Y. (Salmon Arm, BCHL)
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* —letters earned
Staff
Pronunciation Guide
Head Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mike Eaves
Lapic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .LAP-ick
Assistant Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bill Butters
Mersch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .MERSH
Assistant Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gary Shuchuk
Meuer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . MOY-ur
Volunteer Assistant Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jeff Sanger
Navin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NAY-vin
Undergraduate Assistant Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Craig Johnson
Paape . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Poppy
Strength Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jim Snider
Simonelli . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Sih-mun-el-ee
Dir. of Hockey Operations/Video Coordinator. . . . . Zach Remiker
Zengerle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ZEN-gurr-lee
Equipment Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Nate LaPoint
Athletic Trainer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Andy Hrodey
Athletic Communications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Paul Capobianco
Program Assistant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jayne Lindauer
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Numerical Roster
No.
Name, Pos.
NHL S/C
Ht.
Wt.
Year
Age (10/4/11)
3
Patrick Daly, D
NJD
L
6-0
180
Fr.
19
Victoria, Minn. (Benilde-St. Margaret’s H.S.)
4
Eric Springer***, D
L
5-9
195
Sr.
22
Wrightstown, Wis. (Sioux Falls, USHL)
5
Chase Drake, D
L
6-1
185
So.
21
Mosinee, Wis. (Sioux City, USHL)
6
Justin Schultz**, D
7
Tyler Barnes*, F
8
Matt Paape, F
9
Mark Zengerle*, F
12
Keegan Meuer**, F
13
Gavin Hartzog*, F
14
Jefferson Dahl*, F
16
Joseph LaBate, F
VAN
17
Jason Clark*, F
NYI
18
Sean Little*, F
19
Jake McCabe, D
20
Ryan Little**, F
21
22
23
Derek Lee**, F
24
Joe Faust*, D
25
Michael Mersch*, F
LAK
L
26
Brad Navin, F
BUF
L
27
Frankie Simonelli*, D
R
30
Landon Peterson, G
L
33
Joel Rumpel, G
35
Mitch Thompson**, G
55
John Ramage**, D
ANA
Hometown (Last Team)
R
6-2
185
Jr.
21
West Kelowna, B.C. (Westside, BCHL)
R
6-0
185
So.
21
Eagan, Minn. (Waterloo, USHL)
L
5-9
185
Fr.
20
Appleton, Wis. (Sioux City, USHL)
R
5-11
180
So.
22
Rochester, N.Y. (Salmon Arm, BCHL)
R
5-10
180
RS So.
22
Madison, Wis. (Waterloo, USHL)
R
6-3
210
So.
21
Pewaukee, Wis. (Fargo, USHL)
R
5-9
175
So.
22
Eau Claire, Wis. (Youngstown, USHL)
L
6-4
195
Fr.
18
Eagan, Minn. (Academy of Holy Angels H.S.)
L
6-2
190
So.
19
Eden Prairie, Minn. (Shattuck-St. Mary’s H.S.)
R
5-11
180
So.
20
L
6-1
200
Fr.
17
Eau Claire, Wis. (USA Hockey NTDP)
L
5-11
185
RS Jr.
23
Brendan Woods, F
L
6-3
200
Fr.
19
Fairfax, Va. (Muskegon, USHL)
Tyler Lapic, F
L
6-1
200
Fr.
19
New Prague, Minn. (Chicago, USHL)
R
5-10
170
Jr.
21
North Vancouver, B.C. (Victoria, BCHL)
R
5-11
205
So.
19
Bloomington, Minn. (Bloomington Jefferson H.S.)
6-1
210
So.
19
Park Ridge, Ill. (USA Hockey NTDP)
6-3
195
Fr.
19
Waupaca, Wis. (Waupaca H.S.)
5-10
195
So.
18
Bensenville, Ill. (USA Hockey NTDP)
6-0
185
Fr.
21
Oregon, Wis. (Alaska, NAHL)
L
6-3
180
Fr.
20
Swift Current, Saskatchewan (Penticton, BCHL)
L
5-11
195
Jr.
21
Onalaska, Wis. (Bozeman, NORPAC)
R
6-0
200
Jr.
20
St. Louis, Mo. (USA Hockey NTDP)
NJD
CGY
*—letters earned
NHL Draft Picks
Player
Team
Year
Round
Pick
Jason Clark
New York Islanders
2010
3rd
82nd
Patrick Daly
New Jersey Devils
2011
7th
189th
Joe Faust
New Jersey Devils
2010
4th
114th
Joseph LaBate
Vancouver Canucks
2011
4th
101st
Michael Mersch
Los Angeles Kings
2011
4th
110th
Brad Navin
Buffalo Sabres
2011
7th
197th
John Ramage
Calgary Flames
2010
4th
103rd
Justin Schultz
Anaheim Ducks
2008
2nd
43rd
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Roster Breakdown
Badgers by Class
Badgers by League
Seniors .................................................... 1
4 Eric Springer, D
Juniors.................................................... 5
23 Derek Lee, F
20 Ryan Little, F
55 John Ramage, D
6 Justin Schultz, D
35 Mitch Thompson, G
Sophomores .......................................... 11
7 Tyler Barnes, F
17 Jason Clark, F
14 Jefferson Dahl, F
5 Chase Drake, D
24 Joe Faust, D
13 Gavin Hartzog, F
18 Sean Little, F
25 Michael Mersch, F
12 Keegan Meuer, F
27 Frankie Simonelli, D
9 Mark Zengerle, F
Freshmen ................................................ 9
3 Patrick Daly, D
16 Joseph LaBate, F
22 Tyler Lapic, F
19 Jake McCabe, D
26 Brad Navin, F
8 Matt Paape, F
30 Landon Peterson, G
33 Joel Rumpel, G
21 Brendan Woods, F
USHL..................................................... 11
High School ............................................. 5
BCHL ...................................................... 4
US NTDP ................................................. 4
NAHL....................................................... 1
NORPAC .................................................. 1
Roster Facts
Shot .................................. Right (11)/Left (12)
Forwards ......................... Right (7)/Left (8)
Defensemen .................... Right (4)/Left (4)
Nationality ............ American (23)/Canadian (3)
Average Weight ...........................190.2 pounds
Average Height.......................................... 6’ 0”
Average Age (10/4/11) .......20 years, 8 months
Badgers by Position
Forwards ............................................... 15
7 Tyler Barnes
17 Jason Clark
14 Jefferson Dahl
13 Gavin Hartzog
16 Joseph LaBate
21 Tyler Lapic
23 Derek Lee
20 Ryan Little
18 Sean Little
12 Keegan Meuer
25 Michael Mersch
26 Brad Navin
8 Matt Paape
21 Brendan Woods
9 Mark Zengerle
Defensemen............................................. 8
3 Patrick Daly
5 Chase Drake
24 Joe Faust
19 Jake McCabe
55 John Ramage
6 Justin Schultz
27 Frankie Simonelli
4 Eric Springer
Goaltenders ............................................. 3
33 Joel Rumpel
30 Landon Peterson
35 Mitch Thompson
Badgers by State/Province
Wisconsin .............................................. 12
14 Jefferson Dahl (Eau Claire)
5 Chase Drake (Mosinee)
13 Gavin Hartzog (Pewaukee)
20 Ryan Little (Fond du Lac)
18 Sean Little (Fond du Lac)
19 Jake McCabe (Eau Claire)
12 Keegan Meuer (Madison)
26 Brad Navin (Waupaca)
8 Matt Paape (Appleton)
30 Landon Peterson (Oregon)
4 Eric Springer (Wrightstown)
35 Mitch Thompson (Onalaska)
Minnesota ............................................... 6
7 Tyler Barnes (Eagan)
17 Jason Clark (Eden Prairie)
3 Patrick Daly (Victoria)
24 Joe Faust (Bloomington)
16 Joseph LaBate (Eagan)
22 Tyler Lapic (New Prague)
14
Illinois ..................................................... 2
27 Frankie Simonelli (Bensenville)
25 Michael Mersch (Park Ridge)
British Columbia (Canada) ...................... 2
23 Derek Lee (North Vancouver)
6 Justin Schultz (West Kelowna)
Missouri .................................................. 1
55 John Ramage (St. Louis)
New York ................................................. 1
9 Mark Zengerle (Rochester)
Virginia ................................................... 1
21 Brendan Woods (Fairfax)
Saskatchewan (Canada) .......................... 1
33 Joel Rumpel (Swift Current)
Badgers by Age (10/4/11)
23 Ryan Little
22 Jefferson Dahl
Keegan Meuer
Eric Springer
Mark Zengerle
21 Tyler Barnes
Chase Drake
Gavin Hartzog
Derek Lee
Landon Peterson
Justin Schultz
Mitch Thompson
20 Sean Little
Matt Paape
John Ramage
Joel Rumpel
19 Jason Clark
Patrick Daly
Joe Faust
Tyler Lapic
Michael Mersch
Brad Navin
Brendan Woods
18 Joseph LaBate
Frankie Simonelli
17 Jake McCabe
4
ERIC
SPRINGER
Badger Bites
Shoots left ... born in January of 1989 ...
parents are Pat and Errol ... has a brother,
Evan (19) ... father, Errol, played football
for Dartmouth ... attended Wrightstown
High School ... major is consumer affairs
2010-11 / Junior Season
Skated in 28 games, a career high ... tallied
two assists, against Holy Cross (Oct. 10)
and Massachusetts (Dec. 30) ... WCHA AllAcademic and Academic All-Big Ten
2009–10 / Sophomore Season
Saw action in two games, including a game
against Colorado College (Oct. 17) and at
Michigan (Nov. 28) ... Academic All-WCHA
2008–09 / Freshman Season
Scored in his first career game at Boston
College (Oct. 10) ... first career assist set
up goal at Minnesota Duluth (Nov. 15) ...
played in 19 games, including seven consecutive contests (Dec. 6-Jan. 10)
5-9 • 195 lbs.
Senior • Defense
Wrightstown, Wis.
Sioux Falls - USHL
Before Springer Was a Badger
Played for the Sioux Falls Stampede of the
USHL ... a USHL All-Star ... named second-team All-USHL ... a USHL Defensive
Player of the Week ... led team’s defensemen with eight goals and 31 points in 58
games played ... ranked sixth in the league
in scoring among defensemen ... led team
with a plus-20 and 94 penalty minutes
... spent 2006–07 with Team Illinois ...
played 2005–06 with Green Bay Junior
Gamblers ... was first-team all-conference
during four years of varsity baseball ...
played football as a freshman
Major: Consumer Affairs
Career Highs
GAME
Goals: 1, at Boston College, 10/10/08
Assists: 1 (4x); last vs. Massachusetts,
12/30/10
Points: 1 (5x); last vs. Massachusetts,
12/30/10
Point Streak: None
Multi-point Games: None
Overtime Goals: None
SERIES
Goals: 1, at Boston College, 10/10/08
Assists: 1 (4x); last vs. Massachusetts, 12/3031/10
Points: 1 (5x); last vs. Massachusetts, 12/3031/10
Overall Statistics
WCHA Statistics
Year
2008–09
2009–10
2010–11
GP
19
2
28
G
1
0
0
A
2
0
2
Pts.
3
0
2
SOG
18
0
21
Pen-Min
8-16
1-2
8-16
PP
0
0
0
SH
0
0
0
GW
0
0
0
Year
2008–09
2009–10
2010–11
GP
12
1
18
G
0
0
0
A
2
0
0
Pts.
2
0
0
SOG
8
0
11
Pen-Min
6-12
0-0
3-6
PP
0
0
0
SH
0
0
0
GW
0
0
0
TOTALS
49
1
4
5
39
17-34
0
0
0
TOTALS
31
0
2
2
19
9-18
0
0
0
15
23
DEREK
LEE
Badger Bites
Shoots right ... born in March of 1990 ...
parents are Brent and Beth ... four siblings
include Ryan (29), Christina (26), Michelle
(23) and Diana (19) ... attended Handsworth Secondary School ... major is life
sciences communication
2010-11 / Sophomore Season
Skated in 40 games ... opened the season
with two multi-point games at the
Icebreaker Tournament, totaling a goal and
an assist in games against Boston University (Oct. 8) and Holy Cross (Oct. 10) ... tallied two assists in 4-2 win over Massachusetts (Dec. 31) ... scored in 6-0 victory at
Minnesota (Nov. 5) ... set new career highs
in goals (3), assists (14), and points (17)
5-10 • 170 lbs.
Junior • Forward
North Vancouver, B.C.
Victoria - BCHL
Major: Life Sciences Communication
Career Highs
GAME
Goals: 1 (4x); last vs. Minnesota, 11/5/10
Assists: 2 vs. Massachusetts, 12/31/10
Points: 2 (4x) last vs. Massachusetts,
12/31/10
Point Streak: 2 (8x), last 2/26-3/4/11
Multi-point Games: 4
SERIES
Goals: 1 (4x); last vs. Minnesota, 11/5-6/10
Assists: 3, vs. Massachusetts, 12/30-31/10
Points: 3, vs. Massachusetts, 12/30-31/10
Saw action in 17 games ... scored first career goal and first two-point game against
Michigan Tech (Dec. 4) ... first career point
was an assist against Minnesota (Nov.
6) ... was plus or even in 15 of 17 games
and finished plus-6 for the season ... has
three-point weekend with a goal and two
assists against Michigan Tech (Dec. 4-5)
... recorded two assists at Badger Hockey
Showdown (Jan. 2-3) with one against Merrimack and one against Yale
Before Lee Was a Badger
Skated the 2008–09 season with the
Victoria Grizzlies of the BCHL ... posted
18 goals and 71 points in 70 games to
ranks second on the team ... helped squad
to BCHL regular-season title ... named
team’s most inspirational player ... skated
the two prior years for the Salmon Arm
Silverbacks of the BCHL ... led the team
in scoring in 2007–08 with 25 goals and
86 points in 63 games played ... named
the team’s scholastic player of the year
... played 56 games for Salmon Arm in
2006–07 as a teammate of Badger Scott
Gudmandson and scored 18 goals and 48
points in 56 games ... competed for Team
B.C. at the 2007 Canada Winter Games
and with gold medal-winning Canada West
at the 2007 World Junior A Challenge
Overall Statistics
WCHA Statistics
Year
2009–10
2010–11
GP
17
40
G
1
3
A
8
14
Pts. SOG
9
14
17
40
Pen-Min
4-8
6-12
PP
0
2
SH
0
0
GW
0
0
Year
2009–10
2010–11
GP
11
27
G
1
1
A
5
5
Pts. SOG
6
6
6
23
Pen-Min
4-8
4-8
PP
0
0
SH
0
0
GW
0
0
TOTALS
57
4
22
26
10-20
2
0
0
TOTALS
38
2
10
12
8-16
0
0
0
54
16
29
20
RYAN
LITTLE
and all-state in 2004–05 with Fond du Lac
High School ... team assistant captain ...
was honorable mention all-conference in
2003–04 campaign
Badger Bites
Assistant captain ... shoots left ... born in
September of 1988 ... parents are Steve
and Kelli ... brother, Sean, is a sophomore
for the Badgers ... father, Steve, played
hockey at Concordia College ... attended
Ashwaubenon High School ... lived first 15
years in Jackson Hole, Wy. ... major is real
estate and finance
2010-11/ Junior Season
Named co-winner of team’s Otto Breitenbach Most Improved Player award with
Jefferson Dahl ... switched from defense to
forward ... increased his scoring dramatically, setting career highs in goals (6), assists (4), and points (10) ... scored his first
career goal in the season opener vs Boston
University (Oct. 8) ... opened the season on
a career-long three-game point streak, including goals in each of the first two games
at the Icebreaker Tournament ... scored
in consecutive games in wins over Massachussetts (Dec. 30 and Dec. 31) ... scored
first career short-handed goal against
Massachussetts (Dec. 31) ... scored his first
career game-winning goal in the WCHA
playoffs, lifting Wisconisn to a 3-1 win over
Colorado College (Mar. 11)
5-11 • 185 lbs.
RS Junior • Forward/Defense
Fond du Lac, Wis.
Green Bay - USHL
Major: Real Estate/Finance
Reshirted ... named WCHA Scholar-Athlete
... WCHA All-Academic
Career Highs
GAME
Goals: 1 (6x), last vs. Colorado College,
3/11/11
Assists: 2, at Boston College, 10/10/08
Points: 2 (2x), last vs. Michigan Tech,
10/30/10
Point Streak: 3, 10/8-15/10
Began career with two assists in first game
at Boston College (Oct. 10) ... also had an
assist at the Badger Hockey Showdown
against Alabama Huntsville (Dec. 27) ...
saw action in 22 games
SERIES
Goals: 2, vs. Massachussetts, 12/30-31/10
Assists: 2, at Boston College, 10/10/08
Points: 2 (3x), last vs. Massachussetts, 12/3031/10
Before Little Was a Badger
Skated three years for the Green Bay
Gamblers of the USHL ... team captain
during the 2007–08 season ... named
team’s hardest worker ... a 2007–08 USHL
All-Star Team member ... played 58 games
and collected two goals, 13 points and 100
penalty minutes in 2007–08 ... had four
goals and 13 points in 59 games in 2006–
07 ... skated for Fond du Lac High School
for two seasons before joining the Gamblers ... named first-team all-conference
Overall Statistics
WCHA Statistics
Year
2008–09
2009–10
2010–11
GP G
A
22 0
3
REDSHIRT SEASON
39 6
4
Pts. SOG
3
10
Pen-Min
6-12
PP
0
SH
0
GW
0
10
39
16-32
0
1
TOTALS
61
13
49
22-44
0
1
6
7
GP G
A
15 0
0
REDSHIRT SEASON
26 1
2
Pts. SOG
0
4
Pen-Min
4-8
PP
0
SH
0
GW
0
1
Year
2008–09
2009–10
2010–11
3
24
11-22
0
0
0
1
TOTALS
41
3
28
15-30
0
0
0
17
1
2
12
KEEGAN
MEUER
Badger Bites
Shoots right ... born in January of 1989
... parents are Kelly and Sandy ... has four
siblings, including Molly (28), Katy (26),
McKenna (18) and Kaeden (13) ... father,
Kelly, played soccer for UW ... sisters Molly
and Katy played for the UW women’s soccer team ... uncles Rob and Jeff Andringa
won NCAA titles for Wisconsin in hockey ...
attended Madison Memorial High School
... major is community and environmental
sociology
Skated in 14 games ... scored his first career goal in 6-5 overtime win over Canisius
(Jan. 8) ... recorded his first career assist
against St. Cloud State (Feb. 26) ... had
primary assist on game-winning goal in
3-1 victory over Colorado College in WCHA
playoffs
5-10 • 180 lbs.
RS Sophomore • Forward
Redshirt Season
Madison, Wis.
Waterloo - USHL
Major: Community & Environmental
Sociology
Career Highs
GAME
Goals: 1, vs. Canisius, 1/8/11
Assists: 1 (2x), last vs. Colorado College,
3/11/10
Points: 1 (3x), last vs. Colorado College,
3/11/10
Point Streak: 1, 3/11/10
Multi-point Games: None
SERIES
Goals: 1, vs. Canisius, 1/7-8/11
3/11-13/10
Points: 1 (3x), last vs. Colorado College, 3/1113/10
Before Meuer Was a Badger
Skated three years seasons with Waterloo
of the USHL ... collected nine goals and
27 points in 54 games played in 2008–09
as a teammate of Badger Craig Smith ...
chipped in one goal in three playoff games
... named Waterloo’s Unsung Hero during
the 2007–08 season ... finished the season
with two goals and 24 points in 52 games
... skated 29 games with the Black Hawks
in 2006-07 ... posted four goals and eight
points in 29 games played during his first
season ... skated for Madison Memorial
High School in 2005-06, tallying 38 goals
and 69 points in 20 games played ... won
the Pat Willis Memorial Trophy as the
City of Madison’s most valuable player ...
named conference player of the year ...
named to the Wisconsin Hockey Coaches
Association all-state team ... was a teammate of current Badger Patrick Johnson
... also skated for Badger 8, scoring 32
goals and 55 points in 32 games played in
2005–06
Overall Statistics
WCHA Statistics
Year
2009–10
2010–11
GP G
A
Redshirted
14 1
2
Pts. SOG
Pen-Min
PP
SH
GW
3
7
5-18
0
0
TOTALS
14
3
7
5-18
0
0
1
2
GP G
Reshirted
6
0
A
Pts. SOG
Pen-Min
PP
SH
GW
0
Year
2009–10
2010–11
1
1
1
2-4
0
0
0
0
TOTALS
6
1
1
1
2-4
0
0
0
18
0
55
JOHN
RAMAGE
Badger Bites
Captain ... shoots right ... born in February
of 1991 … parents are Rob and Dawn Ramage … has two sisters, Tamara (27) and
Jaclyn (25) … father Rob played 15 years
in the NHL for Colorado, St. Louis, Calgary,
Toronto, Minnesota, Tampa Bay, Montreal
and Philadelphia after going No. 1 overall
in the 1979 NHL Entry Draft to Colorado …
sister Jaclyn played soccer at Murray State
… from same hometown as former Badgers
Sean Dolan and Michael Davies … drafted
in the fourth round of the 2010 NHL Entry
Draft by the Calgary Flames with the 103rd
overall selection ... major is life sciences
communication
Captained Team USA to a bronze medal at
the 2011 IIHF World Junior Championship
... scored a power-play goal against North
Dakota (Nov. 13) ... recorded two assists
against Michigan Tech (Oct. 30)
6-0 • 200 lbs.
Sophomore • Defense
St. Louis
USA Hockey NTDP
Major: Life Sciences Communication
NHL: Calgary
Career Highs
GAME
Goals: 1 (3x); last vs. North Dakota, 11/13/10
Assists: 2 (2x), last vs. Michigan Tech,
10/30/10
Points: 2 (3x); last vs. Michigan Tech,
10/30/10
Point Streak: 3, 10/29-11/5/10
SERIES
Goals: 2, vs. New Hampshire, 10/30-31/10
Assists: 3, vs. Michigan Tech, 10/29-30/10
Points: 3, vs. Michigan Tech, 10/29-30/10
Named WCHA Rookie of the Week (Nov.
3) after two-goal, three-point and plus-6
weekend against New Hampshire ... paired
with Hobey Baker Memorial Award finalist
Brendan Smith the entire season ... won
a gold medal with Team USA at the 2010
IIHF World Junior Championship
Before Ramage was a Badger
Skated for the USA National Team Development Program in 2008-09 … won gold with
Team USA at the 2008 IIHF World Under-18 Championships in Fargo, N.D., and
Moorhead, Minn. … posted two goals and
10 points in 54 games with the USNTDP in
2008-09 … both goals came on the power
play … collected 44 penalty minutes …
collected two assists in 17 games against
international competition for the USNTDP
… skated for the St. Louis Bandits of the
NAHL in 2007-08 … posted four goals, including two game-winning goals, 11 points
and 77 penalty minutes as team won the
Robertson Cup as 2008 USA Hockey Tier
II Junior A National Champions … skated
in three games with the U.S. Under-17 National Team at the 2008 Vlad Dzurilla Four
Nations Tournament
Overall Statistics
WCHA Statistics
Year
2009–10
2010–11
GP
41
37
G
2
1
A
10
10
Pts. SOG
12
28
11
44
Pen-Min
20-51
24-59
PP
0
1
SH
0
0
GW
0
0
Year
2009–10
2010–11
GP
28
28
G
0
1
A
8
9
Pts. SOG
8
21
10
33
Pen-Min
14-39
16-43
PP
0
1
SH
0
0
GW
0
0
TOTALS
78
3
20
23
44-110
1
0
0
TOTALS
56
1
17
18
30-82
1
0
0
72
19
54
6
JUSTIN
SCHULTZ
Anchorage (Nov. 14) ... Badger Hockey
Showdown All-Tournament Team ... posted
two multi-point games in the NCAA tourney, including one goal, one assist performances against Vermont (March 26) and
RIT (April 8) ... four of his six goals came in
March or April ... had a pair of four-point
scoring streaks
Badger Bites
Assistant captain ... shoots right ... born in
July of 1990 ... parents are Kim and Glenn
... has a brother, Brendan (18) ... attended
Mount Boucherie Secondary School ... chosen 43rd overall by the Anaheim Ducks in
the 2008 NHL Entry Draft’s second round
... former Badger teammate Jake Gardiner
was drafted by Anaheim in the first round
that same year ... major is life sciences
communication
6-2 • 185 lbs.
Junior • Defense
West Kelowna, B.C.
Westside - BCHL
Major: Life Sciences Communiation
NHL: Anaheim
Career Highs
GAME
Goals: 3, vs. Michigan State, 11/27/10
Assists: 3, vs. Alabama-Huntsville, 10/17/10
Points: 3 (4x), last vs. Canisius, 1/8/11
Point Streak: 5 (2x); last 1/15-1/29/11
Overtime Goals: 1, vs. Canisius, 1/8/11
SERIES
Goals: 2 (3x), last vs. Canisius, 1/7-8/11
Assists: 4, vs. Minnesota State, 1/21-22/11
Points: 5, vs. Alabama-Huntsville, 10/15-17/10
Before Schultz Was a Badger
Skates past two seasons with the Westside Warriors of the BCHL ... in 49 games
played during 2008–09 season, collected
15 goals and 35 assists ... named the Interior Conference’s top defenseman ... team
advanced to second round of the playoffs
... also named Interior Conference’s top
defenseman in 2007–08 ... collected nine
goals and 31 assists in 57 games played ...
team advanced to third round of playoffs
... skated in the 2008 World Junior A
Challenge for Canada West and recorded
a pair of assists in four games for the
silver medal-winning squad ... part of gold
medal-winning Canada West at the 2007
World Junior A Challenge along with Badger teammate Derek Lee
Named one of the 10 finalists for the Hobey
Baker Memorial Award ... nation’s leading
scorer on the blue line with 18 goals, 47
points, and 1.15 points per game ... most
goals for any national defenseman since
2002–03 season ... Inside College Hockey
National Defenseman of the Year ... College
Hockey News First Team Defenseman ...
WCHA Defensive Player of the Year ... FirstTeam All-WCHA ... national leader with 27
power-play points ... voted team’s Spike
Carlson Most Valuable Player by his teammates ... led the Badgers with 47 points
overall and 29 points in WCHA games ...
WCHA nominee for HCA National Player of
the Month for January ... UW’s nominee for
WCHA Player of the Year ... led the Badgers
with 14 multi-point games ... team leader
with five first goals ... two scoring streaks
of five games and two of four games ... did
not go more than two games without a
point ... sixth Badger defenseman all-time
with a hat trick (vs. Michigan State Nov.
27) and first since 1991–92 ... sixth Wisconsin defenseman to lead team in points
... WCHA Defensive Player of the Week for
Nov. 29 ... scored overtime game-winner in
6-5 victory over Canisius (Jan. 8), snapping
UW’s 26-game overtime winless drought ...
one goal shy of UW single-season record
for defensemen ... tallied three assists vs.
Alabama Huntsville (Oct. 17) ... recorded
three multigoal games
WCHA All-Rookie Team ... second among
UW defenders with 22 points ... first-unit
power-play quarterback ... first point was
an assist at Minnesota State (Oct. 24) ...
scored first goal in 6-2 victory over Alaska
Overall Statistics
WCHA Statistics
Year
2009–10
2010–11
GP
43
41
G
6
18
A
16
29
Pts. SOG
22
60
47
108
Pen-Min
6-12
10-28
PP
5
9
SH
0
0
GW
0
3
Year
2009–10
2010–11
GP
28
28
G
2
10
A
14
19
Pts. SOG
16
33
29
62
Pen-Min
5-10
6-12
PP
1
4
SH
0
0
GW
0
0
TOTALS
84
24
45
69
16-40
14
0
3
TOTALS
56
12
33
45
11-22
5
0
0
168
20
95
35
MITCH
THOMPSON
Badger Bites
Catches left ... born in January of 1990 ...
parents’ names are Greg and Linda ... has
a brother, Kyle (23) ... attended Onalaska
High School ... major is zoology
Did not see action
Did not see action
Before Thompson Was a Badger
Played for the Bozeman Icedogs of the
Northern Pacific Hockey League (NorPac) in 2008–09 ... went 20-7 with a
2.93 goals-against average, a .906 save
percentage and one shutout ... skated
for Onalaska High School in 2007–08
... posted 11-1 record with a 1.07 goalsagainst average, .957 save percentage and
four shutouts
5-11 • 195 lbs.
Junior • Goaltender
Onalaska, Wis.
Bozeman - NorPac
Major: Zoology
Career Highs
GAME
Shots Faced: None
Saves: None
Saves (Win): None
Goals Allowed: None
Overall Statistics
Year
2009–10
2010–11
GP G
A
Did Not Play
Did Not Play
WCHA Statistics
Pts. SOG
Pen-Min
PP
SH
GW
Year
2009–10
2010–11
21
GP G
A
Did Not Play
Did Not Play
Pts. SOG
Pen-Min
PP
SH
GW
7
TYLER
BARNES
Badger Bites
Shoots right ... born in February of 1990
... parents are Richard and Connie ... has
two siblings, Lauren (19) and Tanner (17)
... Lauren plays hockey for Mercyhurst ...
Burnsville High School graduate ... major is
undeclared
2010-11/ Freshman Season
Skated in all 41 games ... scored his first
career goal against Alabama Huntsville
(Oct. 15) ... had first multi-goal game with
two gaols against Minnesota Duluth (Nov.
19) ... had two assists in win over Massachusetts (Dec. 30)
6-0 • 185 lbs.
Sophomore • Forward
Eagan, Minn.
Waterloo - USHL
Major: Undeclared
Career Highs
GAME
Goals: 2, vs. Minnesota Duluth, 11/19/10
Assists: 2, vs. Massachusetts, 12/30/10
Points: 2 (3x), last vs. Michigan Tech, 1/28/11
Point Streak: 3 (2x), last 2/26-3/5/11
Before Barnes Was a Badger
Ranked ninth in the USHL with 68 points
in 60 games for Waterloo in 2009-10 ... his
35 goals tied for the league lead ... scored
nine goals and 26 points in 55 games in
2008-09 during first season at Waterloo ...
played one game for Waterloo in 2007-08,
posting a goal and an assist ... reached
section final in 2007-08 with Burnsville
High School ... scored 29 goals and 55
points for Burnsville ... was a top-10 finalist for the 2008 Minnesota Mr. Hockey
award ... named second-team Associated
Press All-State and honorable mention
St. Paul Pioneer Press All-State in 2008 ...
tallied 29 goals and 54 points in 31 games
as a junior ... also played football and
baseball in high school
SERIES
Goals: 2, vs. Minnesota Duluth, 11/18-19/10
Assists: 2 (2x); last vs. Colorado College, 3/45/11
Points: 2 (3x), last vs. Michigan Tech, 1/2829/11
Overall Statistics
WCHA Statistics
Year
2010–11
GP
41
G
5
A
12
Pts. SOG
17
46
Pen-Min
10-20
PP
1
SH
0
GW
0
Year
2010–11
GP
28
G
4
A
8
Pts. SOG
12
28
Pen-Min
6-12
PP
0
SH
0
GW
0
TOTALS
41
5
12
17
10-20
1
0
0
TOTALS
28
4
8
12
6-12
0
0
0
46
22
28
17
JASON
CLARK
Badger Bites
Shoots left ... born in February of 1992
... parents’ names are Bill and Gayleen ...
has two siblings, Michelle (26) and Dustin
(24) ... attended Shattuck-St. Mary’s High
School ... drafted in the third round of the
2010 NHL Entry Draft by the New York
Islanders as the 82nd overall pick ... major
is undeclared
2010-11 / Freshman Season
Skated in 14 games, including 10 in conference play ... recorded his first collegiate
point with an assist vs. Minnesota Duluth
(Nov. 19) ... wore jersey number 29
Before Clark Was a Badger
Played two years at Shattuck-St. Mary’s ...
collected 49 points in 54 games his senior
season in 2009–10 ... posted 18 goals and
45 points as a junior ... played hockey
as a sophomore and freshman at Eden
Prairie High School ... scored 39 goals and
89 points for Eden Prairie Bantam “A” in
2006–07 ... also played baseball for Eden
Prairie travel in 2007–08, batting .378 as
an errorless left fielder
6-2 • 190 lbs.
Eden Prairie, Minn.
Shattuck-St. Mary’s
Major: Undeclared
NHL: New York Islanders
Career Highs
GAME
Goals: None
Assists: 1, vs. Minnesota Duluth, 11/19/10
Points: 1, vs. Minnesota Duluth, 11/19/10
Point Streak: None
SERIES
Goals: None
Assists: 1, vs. Minnesota Duluth, 11/19/10
Points: 1, vs. Minnesota Duluth, 11/19/10
Overall Statistics
WCHA Statistics
Year
2010–11
GP
14
G
0
A
1
Pts. SOG
1
8
Pen-Min
3-6
PP
0
SH
0
GW
0
Year
2010–11
GP
10
G
0
A
1
Pts. SOG
1
2
Pen-Min
1-2
PP
0
SH
0
GW
0
TOTALS
14
0
1
1
3-6
0
0
0
TOTALS
10
0
1
1
1-2
0
0
0
1
23
2
14
JEFFERSON
DAHL
Badger Bites
Shoots right ... born in September of 1989
... parents are Kirk and Cindy ... has two
siblings, Emily and Alexander ... grandfather Frank Zukaitias played football and
basketball for St. Thomas ... attended Eau
Claire Memorial High School ... major is
kinesiology
Skated in 36 games ... first collegiate
point was an assist in win over Alabama
Huntsville (Oct. 15) ... first career goal was
the game-tying goal in third period of 3-3
tie vs. Minnesota (Feb. 19) ... assisted on
game-winning goal in 3-1 victory in WCHA
playoffs at Colorado College (Mar. 11), and
also scored empty-net goal to record his
first career multi-point game
5-9 • 175 lbs.
Before Dahl Was a Badger
Named Youngstown’s team MVP in
2009–10 after scoring 16 goals and 40
points in 56 games ... posted 15 goals and
26 points in 55 games during 2008–09 for
the Green Bay Gamblers, helping the team
to the regular-season league title ... named
Wisconsin’s Mr. Hockey in 2007–08 after
posting 36 goals and 76 points in 26
games for Eau Claire Memorial ... in 25
games in 2006-07, Dahl scored 28 goals
and 66 points for Memorial ... played four
years of football in high school and was a
first-team all-conference pick ... secondteam all-conference during four years of
baseball
Eau Claire, Wis.
Youngstown - USHL
Major: Kinesiology
Career Highs
GAME
Goals: 1 (2x), last vs. Colorado College,
3/11/11
3/11/11
Points: 2, vs. Colorado College, 3/11/11
Point Streak: None
SERIES
Goals: 1 (2x), last vs. Colorado College, 3/1113/11
3/11-13/11
Points: 2, vs. Colorado College, 3/11-13/11
Overall Statistics
WCHA Statistics
Year
2010–11
GP
36
G
2
A
3
Pts. SOG
5
19
Pen-Min
3-6
PP
0
SH
0
GW
0
Year
2010–11
GP
28
G
1
A
1
Pts. SOG
2
14
Pen-Min
3-6
PP
0
SH
0
GW
0
TOTALS
36
2
3
5
3-6
0
0
0
TOTALS
28
1
1
2
3-6
0
0
0
19
24
14
5
CHASE
DRAKE
Badger Bites
Shoots left ... born in December of 1989 ...
parents are Don and Paula ... has a sister,
Kim (18) ... graduated from Mosinee High
School ... major is undeclared
Did not see action
Before Drake Was a Badger
Skated the 2008–09 and 2009–10 seasons
with Sioux City of the USHL ... produced
a goal and an assist in 45 games in
2009–10 ... had two assists in 2008–09 ...
2008 Wisconsin Hockey Coaches Association First-Team All-State defenseman
... captained Mosinee High School to the
state tournament in 2008 ... finished
the season with 12 goals and 31 points
in 24 games played ... in 2006-07 he was
named honorable mention all-state ... was
also a member of Team Wisconsin in the
Minnesota Elite League ... all-conference
football, passing for 2,500 yards and 21
touchdowns as a senior ... all-conference
baseball player, going 7-0 with 70 strikeouts
6-2 • 185 lbs.
Sophomore • Defense
Mosinee, Wis.
Sioux City - USHL
Major: Undeclared
NHL: Anaheim
Overall Statistics
Year
2010–11
GP G
A
Did Not Play
WCHA Statistics
Pts. SOG
Pen-Min
PP
SH
GW
Year
2010–11
25
GP G
A
Did Not Play
Pts. SOG
Pen-Min
PP
SH
GW
24
JOE
FAUST
Badger Bites
Shoots right ... born in November of 1991
... parents’ names are John and Sue ...
has three siblings, Dan (21), Tom (17),
Kaitlyn (12) ... father, John, and brother
Dan played football at Bethel ... attended
Bloomington-Jefferson High School ...
selected in the fourth round of the 2010
NHL Entry Draft, 114th overall by the New
Jersey Devils ... lists Duncan Keith as his
favorite NHL player ... major is undeclared
Skated in 20 games ... first point came with
an assist at St. Cloud State (Feb. 26) ...
scored first collegiate goal in WCHA playoffs
against Colorado College to lead UW to a
3-1 victory (Mar. 11)
5-11 • 205 lbs.
Sophomore • Defenseman
Bloomington, Minn.
Bloomington-Jefferson High School
Major: Undeclared
NHL: New Jersey
Before Faust Was a Badger
Captained Bloomington-Jefferson High
School as both a junior and senior ...
named Associated Press 2010 Minnesota
All-State Second Team ... named Star Tribune All-Metro in 2010 ... scored 14 goals
and 42 points as a senior ... posted 14
goals and 40 points as a junior ... named
Star Tribune Second-Team All-Metro in
2009 ... also played in the Minnesota Elite
League and in the Minnesota National
Invitational Tournament
Career Highs
GAME
Goals: 1 vs. Colorado College, 3/11/11
Assists: 1 vs. St. Cloud State, 2/26/11
Points: 1 (2x), last vs. Colorado College,
3/11/11
Point Streak: None
SERIES
Goals: 1 vs. Colorado College, 3/11-13/11
Assists: 1 vs. St. Cloud State, 2/25-26/11
Points: 1 (2x), last vs. Colorado College, 3/1113/11
WCHA Statistics
Overall Statistics
Year
2010–11
GP
20
G
1
A
1
Pts. SOG
2
12
Pen-Min
4-8
PP
0
SH
0
GW
0
Year
2010–11
GP
11
G
0
A
1
Pts. SOG
1
5
Pen-Min
4-8
PP
0
SH
0
GW
0
TOTALS
20
1
1
2
4-8
0
0
0
TOTALS
11
0
1
1
4-8
0
0
0
12
26
5
13
GAVIN
HARTZOG
Badger Bites
Shoots right ... born in June of 1990 ...
parents’ names are Gregg and Diane ...
has two brothers, Ryan (23) and Brendon
(23) ... expected to skate 2010–11 for
the USHL’s Muskegon Lumberjacks, but
added to UW after early departures ... attended Marquette University High School ...
major is undeclared
Skated in 14 games ... scored in 7-0 win
over Alabama Huntsville (Oct. 15)
6-3 • 210 lbs.
Pewaukee, Wis.
Bismarck - NAHL/Fargo - USHL
Major: Undeclared
Career Highs
GAME
Goals: 1 vs. Alabama Huntsville, 10/15/10
Assists: None
Points: 1 vs. Alabama Huntsville, 10/15/10
Point Streak: None
Before Hartzog Was a Badger
Won 2010 Robertson Cup as NAHL
champions in 2010 with the Bismarck
Bobcats ... also played part of the 2009-10
season with the Fargo Force of the USHL
... posted five goals and 13 points in 31
regular-season games with Bismarck ...
added two goals and five points in 10 playoff games ... scored a goal and four assists
with Fargo in 2009–10 ... had four goals
and 10 points in 46 games with Fargo in
2009–09 ... chipped in a goal and three
points in nine playoff games, as the squad
reached the USHL Clark Cup finals skated
for Marquette University High School in
2007–08 named to the 2008 WIAA FirstTeam All-State and first-team all-area ...
led team with 23 goals and 44 points in
21 games as a senior ... named MVP of the
Chicago Showcase
SERIES
Goals: 1 vs. Alabama Huntsville, 10/15-17/10
Assists: None
Points: 1 vs. Alabama Huntsville, 10/15-17/10
WCHA Statistics
Overall Statistics
Year
2010–11
GP
14
G
1
A
0
Pts. SOG
1
7
Pen-Min
5-18
PP
0
SH
0
GW
0
Year
2010–11
GP
12
G
0
A
0
Pts. SOG
0
5
Pen-Min
1-2
PP
0
SH
0
GW
0
TOTALS
14
1
0
1
5-18
0
0
0
TOTALS
12
0
0
0
1-2
0
0
0
7
27
5
18
SEAN
LITTLE
Badger Bites
Shoots right ... born in April of 1991 ...
parents are Steve and Kelli ... father played
hockey for Concordia-Moorhead ... older
brother Ryan is a Badger teammate ... attended Fond du Lac High School ... major
is life sciences communication
Skated in 10 games ... recorded an assist
in 5-1 win over Massachusetts (Dec. 30)
5-10 • 180 lbs.
Fond du Lac, Wis.
Green Bay - USHL
Major: Life sciences communication
Before Little Was a Badger
Posted five goals and 13 points to help
the Green Bay Gamblers to the Anderson
Cup as regular-season league champions
and the Clark Cup as playoff champions
in 2009–10 ... scored two goals and seven
points in 2008–09 as the Gamblers won
the Anderson Cup as regular-season
champions ... teammate of Badger Jefferson Dahl during that 2008–09 season
... former member of the Madison Capitols
Under-18 team, Little put up 10 goals and
22 points in 22 games during the 200708 season ... skated for the 2008 U.S.
Under-18 Select Team that played in the
2008 Memorial of Ivan Hlinka Tournament, posting one assist in four games.
Career Highs
GAME
Goals: None
Assists: 1 vs. Massachusetts, 12/30/10
Points: 1 vs. Massachusetts, 12/30/10
Point Streak: None
SERIES
Goals: None
Assists:1 vs. Massachusetts, 12/30-31/10
Points: 1 vs. Massachusetts, 12/30-31/10
Overall Statistics
WCHA Statistics
Year
2010–11
GP
10
G
0
A
1
Pts. SOG
1
6
Pen-Min
3-17
PP
0
SH
0
GW
0
Year
2010–11
GP
5
G
0
A
0
Pts. SOG
0
4
Pen-Min
2-15
PP
0
SH
0
GW
0
TOTALS
10
0
1
1
3-17
0
0
0
TOTALS
5
0
0
0
2-15
0
0
0
6
28
4
25
MICHAEL
MERSCH
Badger Bites
Shoots left ... born in October of 1992 ...
parents are Nancy Mersch and the late
Michael Mersch ... has two siblings, Natalie
(15) and Dominick (12) ... father played
Division I hockey at now defunct IllinoisChicago ... drafted in the fourth round
of the 2011 NHL Entry Draft by the Los
Angeles Kings with the 110th overall pick
... attended Pioneer High School ... major is
consumer affairs
Skated in 41 games ... led UW freshmen
with eight goals ... had two multi-goal
games, in wins over Michigan Tech (Oct.
29) and Minnesota (Nov. 5) ... scored three
game-winning goals ... tied for sixth among
skaters in the WCHA with a plus-17 rating
in conference games ... named team’s Dr.
Joseph Coyne Most Consistent Player
6-1 • 210 lbs.
Before Mersch Was a Badger
Skated 2008–10 with the U.S. National
Team Development Program in Ann Arbor,
Mich. ... posted four goals and eight points
in 26 games for Team USA in the USHL in
2009–10 ... shared the team lead on the
under-17 in 2008–09 with 27 goals and
ranked fourth on the squad with 46 points
in 65 games played ... paced the team with
seven game-winning goals and tied for second with five power-play tallies ... before
joining the development program, posted
35 goals and 75 points playing for Team
Illinois ... competed as a member of the
U.S. Under-17 Select Team at the 2008
Under-17 Five Nations Tournament in
Prievidza, Slovakia where his four points
in four games ranked second on the team
... played basketball, football and baseball
before concentrating on hockey at the
national team development program
Park Ridge, Ill.
USA NTDP
Major: Consumer Affairs
NHL: Los Angeles
Career Highs
GAME
Goals: 2 (2x); last vs. Minnesota, 11/5/10
Assists: 2, vs. Massachusetts, 12/31/10
Points: 3, vs. Michigan Tech, 10/29/10
Point Streak: 4, 12/10-12/31
SERIES
Goals: 2 (2x); last vs. Minnesota, 11/5-6/10
Points: 4, vs. Michigan Tech, 10/29-30/10
Overall Statistics
WCHA Statistics
Year
2010–11
GP
41
G
8
A
11
Pts. SOG
19
69
Pen-Min
16-32
PP
0
SH
0
GW
3
Year
2010–11
GP
28
G
7
A
6
Pts. SOG
13
49
Pen-Min
10-20
PP
0
SH
0
GW
3
TOTALS
41
8
11
19
16-32
0
0
3
TOTALS
28
7
6
13
10-20
0
0
3
69
29
49
27
FRANKIE
SIMONELLI
Badger Bites
Shoots right ... born in October of 1992
... parents are Kathy and Tom ... has a
brother, Jeremy (22) ... attended Fenton
High School ... major is undeclared
Skated in 39 games ... first career goal was
game-winner in 4-1 victory over Michigan
State in the College Hockey Showcase (Nov.
27) ... scored and had a career high three
points in 5-1 win over Massachusetts (Dec.
30) ... had two games with two assists,
against Minnesota (Nov. 5) and Massachusetts (Dec. 30)
Before Simonelli Was a Badger
Spent 2009–10 and 2008–09 at USA
Hockey’s National Team Development
Program in Ann Arbor, Mich. ... collected
one goal and six points in 27 USHL games
in 2009–10 for the under-18 team ... was
a plus-16 ... during the 2008-09 season
playing for the U.S. under-17 team, he sat
second on the team with 31 points while
leading the defensemen with 22 assists ...
played with Team Illinois prior to joining
the development program and helped the
team to 2007-08 state and regional titles
... team placed second at USA Hockey’s
Tier I Under-18 National Championship ...
had nine goals and 35 points in 82 games
that season for Team Illinois ... was an allconference golfer in 2006–07
5-11 • 195 lbs.
Sophomore • Defenseman
Bensenville, Ill.
USA NTDP
Major: Undeclared
Career Highs
GAME
Goals: 1 (2x); last vs. Massachusetts,
12/30/10
Assists: 2 (2x); last vs. Massachusetts,
12/30/10
Points: 3, vs. Massachusetts, 12/30/10
Point Streak: 3, 12/11-31/10
SERIES
Goals: 1 (2x); last vs. Massachusetts, 12/3031/10
Points: 4 vs. Massachusetts, 12/30-31/10
Overall Statistics
WCHA Statistics
Year
2010–11
GP
39
G
2
A
9
Pts. SOG
11
34
Pen-Min
8-16
PP
1
SH
0
GW
1
Year
2010–11
GP
28
G
0
A
5
Pts. SOG
5
21
Pen-Min
7-14
PP
0
SH
0
GW
0
TOTALS
39
2
9
11
8-16
1
0
1
TOTALS
28
0
5
5
7-14
0
0
0
34
30
21
9
MARK
ZENGERLE
Badger Bites
Shoots right ... born in May of 1989 ...
parents are Paul and Carol ... has two
brothers, John-Paul (26) and Matt (25) ...
attended Northwood High School ... major
is undeclared
Skated in 41 games ... first line winger and
also on top power-play unit ... led UW with
31 assists ... started career with points in
his first six games ... third in the WCHA in
scoring among freshmen, leading all freshmen in assists ... scored three points in
consecutive games against Minnesota (Nov.
5-6), including a career high three assists
(Nov. 6) ... scored game-winning goal in 4-1
victory over Michigan Tech (Jan. 29)
5-11 • 180 lbs.
Before Zengerle Was a Badger
Averaged 2.0 points-per-game in 2009–10
with the BCHL’s Salmon Arm Silverbacks
... posted 33 goals, 87 assists and 120
points in 60 games ... his 120 points gave
him a share of the Brett Hull Trophy that
goes to the league’s scoring leader ... his
87 assists led the league for a second
consecutive season ... scored 31 goals, 62
assists and 93 points in 54 games during
2008–09 to rank second in the BCHL in
scoring ... named the 2008–09 Interior
Conference MVP
Rochester, N.Y.
Salmon Arm - BCHL
Major: Undeclared
Career Highs
GAME
Goals: 1 (5x), last vs. Michigan Tech, 1/29/11
Assists: 3, vs. Minnesota, 11/6/10
Points: 3 (3x), last vs. Minnesota, 11/6/10
Point Streak: 6, 10/8-10/23/10
SERIES
Goals: 2, vs. Michigan Tech, 1/28-29/11
Assists: 5, vs. Minnesota, 11/5-6/10
Points: 6, vs. Minnesota, 11/5-6/10
WCHA Statistics
Overall Statistics
Year
2010–11
GP
41
G
5
A
31
Pts. SOG
41
60
Pen-Min
12-51
PP
2
SH
0
GW
1
Year
2010–11
GP
28
G
4
A
18
Pts. SOG
22
45
Pen-Min
7-22
PP
1
SH
0
GW
1
TOTALS
41
5
31
41
12-51
2
0
1
TOTALS
28
4
18
22
7-22
1
0
1
60
31
45
3
PATRICK
DALY
Badger Bites
Shoots left ... born in June of 1992 ...
parents are Pat and Michelle ... Benilde-St.
Margaret’s High School graduate ... chosen
in the seventh round (189th overall) of the
2011 NHL Entry Draft by the New Jersey
Devils ... major is undeclared
6-0 • 180 lbs.
Freshman • Defenseman
Victoria, Minn.
Benilde-St. Margaret’s H.S.
Major: Undeclared
NHL: New Jersey
Before Daly was a Badger
Finalist for the 2011 Minnesota Mr. Hockey
award following his 40-point and plus-52
season that included 27 games on the blue
line ... team co-captain as a senior ... firstteam all-state ... all-conference ... secondteam all-metro ... posted 12 points in 10
games during an injury-shortened junior
campaign ... all-conference selection as a
sophomore ... team placed third at 2008
Minnesota State High School Tournament
during his freshman season ... also skated
two seasons in the Upper Midwest High
School Elite League ... also played center
field for baseball ... all-conference and team
MVP as a senior ... honorable mention
all-conference as a junior ... an honor roll
student and two-time Red Knight ScholarAthlete Award winner
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JOSEPH
LABATE
Badger Bites
Shoots left ... born in April of 1993 ... parents are Joe and Karen ... Academy of Holy
Angels graduate ... chosen in the fourth
round of the 2011 NHL Entry Draft (101st
overall) by the Vancouver Canucks ... major
is undeclared
6-4 • 195 lbs.
Freshman • Forward
Before LaBate was a Badger
Top-10 finalist for the 2011 Minnesota
Mr. Hockey award ... all-conference and
all-state selection ... team captain ... team
MVP ... scored 29 goals and 52 points in 26
games played as a senior ... team MVP and
all-conference pick as a junior ... posted 29
goals and 59 points in 27 games as a junior
... earned four letters ... skated three years
in the high school elite league ... participated in the 2011 NHL Draft Combine
Eagan, Minn.
Academy of Holy Angels
Major: Undeclared
NHL: Vancouver
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22
TYLER
LAPIC
Badger Bites
Shoots left ... born in January of 1991 ...
parents are Dale and Kathy ... four brothers include Darren (19), Drew (26), Derek
(28) and Nick (31) ... New Prague High
School graduate ... major is undeclared
Before Lapic Was a Badger
Skates 2010-11 for the USHL’s Chicago
Steel ... scored three goals and 14 points in
42 games ... played for the Omaha Lancers
and Des Moines Bucs in 2009-10, totaling five goals and 13 points in 45 games
... played four years for New Prague High
School, setting the standard as the school’s
all-time leading scorer with 214 points
6-1 • 200 lbs.
New Prague, Minn.
Chicago - USHL
Major: Undeclared
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JAKE
MCCABE
Badger Bites
Shoots left ... born in October of 1993
... parents are David and Mary ... has a
brother, Andrew (23) and a sister, Katie
(22) ... Andrew plays hockey for UW-Eau
Claire ... attended Eau Claire Memorial
High School ... graduated high school in
three years ... skated with the U.S. National
Team Development Program ... will be draft
eligible for the 2012 NHL Entry Draft ...
major is undeclared
6-1 • 200 lbs.
Freshman • Defense
Eau Claire, Wis.
U.S. NTDP - USHL
Major: Undeclared
NHL: Draft Eligible
Before McCabe was a Badger
Won gold with Team USA at the 2011 International Ice Hockey Federation Under-18
World Championships ... collected four
goals and 16 points in 46 games played
with the U.S. National Under-18 Team
in 2010-11 ... in 52 games with the U.S.
NTDP U-17 team in 2009-10, recorded
eight assists ... also collected one assist in
one game with the U18 team in 2009-10 ...
played for the U.S. team at the 2010 World
Under-17 Hockey Challenge, taking home
the title ... played his freshman season for
Eau Claire Memorial, posting 22 points in
23 games ... played in 2009 Under-17 Five
Nations Tournament in Fussen, Germany
... also skated for Team Wisconsin
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26
BRAD
NAVIN
Badger Bites
Shoots left ... born in June of 1992 ... parents are Randy and Kim ... has two sisters
- Allie (21) and Tessa (13) ... drafted in the
seventh round of the 2011 NHL Entry Draft
by the Buffalo Sabres (197th overall) ...
major is undeclared
6-3 • 195 lbs.
Waupaca, Wis.
Waupaca High School
Major: Undeclared
NHL: Buffalo
Before Navin was a Badger
2011 Mr. Hockey finalist in Wisconsin
despite skating in just 14 games ... scored
29 goals and 52 points in those games ...
named 2011 Wisconsin Hockey Coaches
Association First-Team All-State for second
consecutive season ... captained Team
Wisconsin U-18 squad in 2010-11, scoring
20 goals and 30 points in 24 games played
... led all Wisconsin skaters in scoring with
53 goals and 92 points in 25 games as a
junior ... named conference player of the
year ... named all-conference as a sophomore for 26-goal, 50-point season ... named
honorable mention all-state that year ...
recorded 21 goals and 37 points as a freshman ... won 2008 WIAA Division 3 State
Championship in football with Waupaca
High School
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8
MATT
PAAPE
Badger Bites
Shoots left ... born in September of 1991 ...
parents are Doug and Kelly ... has a brother, Eric (32), and a sister, Krista (25) ...
major is undeclared ... name pronounced
“Poppy”
Before Paape was a Badger
Skated two seasons with Sioux City of
the USHL ... in 60 games, scored 10 goals
and 19 points in 2010-11 ... posted 11
goals and 23 points in 55 games played in
2009-10 ... named to the 2009 Wisconsin
Hockey Coaches Association All-State First
Team as a member of Appleton United High
School team ... honorable mention pick in
2008 ... also skated for Team Wisconsin.
5-9 • 185 lbs.
Appleton, Wis.
Sioux City - USHL
Major: Undeclared
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30
LANDON
PETERSON
Badger Bites
Catches left ... born in February of 1990 ...
parents are Timothy and Sandy ... has twin
sisters, Erin and Lauren (28) and a brother,
Ryan (25) ... Oregon High School graduate
... major is undeclared
6-0 • 185 lbs.
Freshman • Goaltender
Before Peterson was a Badger
Skated two seasons with the Alaska
Avalanche of the NAHL ... went 24-11-4
with a 2.74 goals-against average and
.913 save percentage in 2010-11 ... posted
13-9-5 record with a 2.94 goals-against
average and .911 save percentage ... set
franchise career records with 76 games
played, 37 victories, 2,035 saves and a
2.82 goals-against average ... also set franchise single-season marks with 45 games
played, 24 victories and a 2.74 goalsagainst average ... skated for the Madison
Capitols under-16 and under-18 teams
between 2005-09
Oregon, Wis.
Alaska - NAHL
Major: Undeclared
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33
JOEL
RUMPEL
Badger Bites
Catches left ... born in March of 1991 ...
parents are Scott and Deb ... two siblings
are Stefan (25) and Megan (17) ... uncle,
Roy Schultz, was a 1980 All-American
goaltender for Wisconsin ... Swift Current
Comprehensive High School graduate ...
major is undeclared
6-3 • 180 lbs.
Freshman • Goaltender
Before Rumpel was a Badger
Played the 2009-10 and 2010-11 seasons
for the Penticton Vees of the BCHL ... went
27-12-3 with a 2.53 goals-against average and .911 save percentage in 2010-11
... team was eliminated in second round
of playoffs ... posted a 19-3-0 record with
a 1.97 goals-against average, .920 save
percentage and two shutouts in 2009-10
... squad reached conference finals ... team
MVP for AAA Legionairs Midget in 2008-09
Swift Current, Saskatchewan
Penticton - BCHL
Major: Undeclared
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21
BRENDAN
WOODS
Badger Bites
Shoots left ... born in June of 1992 ...
parents are Bob and Mary Sue ... has a
brother, Colin (15) ... father played professional hockey and now serves as an assistant coach with the Washington Capitals ...
major is undeclared
6-3 • 200 lbs.
Before Woods was a Badger
Skated the 2010-11 season for Muskegon
Lumberjacks of the USHL under former
Badger assistant coach Kevin Patrick ...
scored 14 goals and 26 points in 57 games
for Muskegon ... posted six goals and 10
points in 34 games for the Chicago Steel
of the USHL in 2009-10 ... skated for Williston Prep before playing in the USHL ...
has played baseball, football and soccer in
the past
Fairfax, Va.
Muskegon - USHL
Major: Undeclared
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2010–11 Season Review
fourth Badger in three seasons, and the third
defenseman, to be named a Hobey Baker Memorial Award Top-10 finalist.
2010–11 SEASON CAPSULE
Record: 21-16-4, 12-13-3 WCHA
Home: Kohl Center (15,325)
Live TV: Wisconsin had a total of 22 games televised live, including 10 games on FSN, three games on WISCTV, three games on TVW, two games on Wisconsin Channel and two games on Charter Extra.
Tape-Delay TV: Wisconsin had 13 games tape-delayed, including 12 on Wisconsin Channel and one on
Wisconsin Public Televisin in high definition
Web: Six home games live streamed (Five at Bigtennetwork.com and one at UWBadgers.com). Fourteen games
on Wisconsin Channel shown concurrently at wpt.org.
Radio: All games live on Wisconsin Radio Network (Brian Posick/Mike Cerniglia) with affiliates throughout
Wisconsin, including WIBA-AM 1310 in Madison.
Final Polls: USCHO.com: RV and USA Today/USA Hockey: NR
Coaches: Mike Eaves (9th year: 192-138-42, .573)
Last Game: The Badgers’ season concluded with a 2-1 loss at Colorado College in the third and deciding
game in the first round of the WCHA playoffs, played March 11-13 at Colorado Springs World Arena. The
Badgers won game one, 3-1, but dropped a 4-3 overtime contest in game two before the season-ending loss.
2010–11 WCHA STANDINGS
Rk
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Team
North Dakota
Denver
Nebraska-Omaha
Minnesota Duluth
Minnesota
Colorado College
Wisconsin
Alaska Anchorage
St. Cloud State
10 Bemidji State
11 Minnesota State
12 Michigan Tech
Conference
Pts GP Record
43 28 21- 6- 1
37 28 17- 8- 3
36 28 17- 9- 2
35 28 15- 8- 5
31 28 13-10- 5
28 28 13-13- 2
27 28 12-13- 3
26 28 12-14- 2
26 28 11-13- 4
21 28 8-15- 5
20 28 8-16- 4
6
28 2-24- 2
PCT.
.768
.661
.643
.625
.554
.500
.482
.464
.464
.375
.357
.107
GF-GA
112- 62
93- 75
94- 69
91- 73
91- 78
83- 84
75- 72
62- 78
84- 80
62- 78
67- 90
49-124
Overall
GP Record
44 32- 9- 3
42 25-12- 5
39 21-16- 2
42 26-10- 6
36 16-14- 6
45 23-19- 3
41 21-16- 4
37 16-18- 3
38 15-18- 5
38 15-18- 5
38 14-18- 6
38 4-30- 4
PCT.
.761
.655
.564
.690
.528
.544
.561
.473
.461
.461
.447
.158
GF-GA
178- 94
136-113
128- 99
143-108
113-102
143-131
129- 98
89-106
112-113
89-102
105-116
75-169

Sophomore defenseman Justin
Schultz was named a First-Team West AllAmerican, while junior defenseman Jake Gardiner was named to the second-team. They are
the 36th and 37th All-Americans in program
history.

Schultz became the second defenseman in three years to lead the Badgers in
scoring, pacing the team with 47 points on 18
goals and 29 assists.
His 18 goals are tied for second in UW history
for single-season goals by a defenseman, finishing one shy of the school record. Schultz’
18 goals are the most for any defenseman in
the country since the 2002–03 season.
The 2011 WCHA Defensive Player of the Year
and First-Team All-WCHA selection finished
with nine power-play goals, five first goals,
three game-winning goals, an overtime gamewinning goal and a hat trick.

Junior defenseman Jake Gardiner
finished third on the Badgers with 41 points
on 10 goals and 31 assists. He gave the Badgers
a pair of defenseman with at least a point-pergame average and gave UW the top two highest scoring defensemen in the country.
Gardiner is one of just four defensemen in
the nation to average more than a point per
game this season. His 41 points in 41 games
averages to 1.00 points-per-game. His 41
points ranked second in the nation among
blue liners, while his 10 goals were tied for
fourth in the country among rear guards.

Wisconsin (21-16-4, 12-13-3 WCHA) wrapped up its
2010–11 season with a 2-1 WCHA first-round playoff series
loss on the road at the hands of Colorado College. Wisconsin
captured game one with a 3-1 victory and held third-period
leads in games two and three, but fell 4-3 in overtime and 2-1
in the final two games to end the series and the season.

Sophomore forward Craig Smith tallied in the final game
of the season to grab the team goal-scoring lead with his 19th
of the season. He was tied with junior forward Jordy Murray and sophomore defenseman Justin Schultz with 18 goals
before the tally.
Smith finished second on the Badgers with 43 points.

Wisconsin finished in seventh in the WCHA regularseason standings with 27 points, one point behind sixth place
Colorado College.

UW loses six seniors to graduation as forwards Podge
Turnbull (20 points), Patrick Johnson (19 points) and Sean
Dolan (16 points); defenseman Craig Johnson (six points) and
goaltenders Scott Gudmandson (2.22 GAA, .921 save percentage) and Brett Bennett (2.63 goals-against average, .901 save
percentage) have completed their eligibility.
The Badgers sit 85-60-19 and own an NCAA championship game appearance during the 164 games since all but
Bennett joined the program. Bennett played his second year at
Wisconsin after transferring from Boston University.

The Badgers reached 20 wins for the third consecutive
season, sixth time in nine seasons under Head Coach Mike
Eaves and the 34th time in school history.

UW finished as the national leader in attendance for the
13th consecutive season since the Kohl Center opened and the
37th time in school history. The Badgers averaged 13,226 fans
per home game and totaled 290,970 fans in 22 home games.


Eight Badgers set career highs in points this season,
including sophomore defenseman Justin Schultz (+25),
Sophomore defenseman Justin Schultz became the
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sophomore forward Craig Smith (+10),
junior defenseman Jake Gardiner (+20),
sophomore forward Ryan Little (+7),
sophomore forward Derek Lee (+8),
senior defenseman Craig Johnson (+4),
senior forward Podge Turnbull (+9),
junior forward Jordy Murray (+5) and
senior forward Sean Dolan (+5).

Early departures for the Badgers
following the 2010–11 season begins
with junior defenseman Jake Gardiner,
who signed a professional contract and
played out the year with the AHL’s
Toronto Marlies. Gardiner was traded
midseason from his draft team, the
Anaheim Ducks, to the Toronto Maple
Leafs.
Sophomore defenseman Justin
Schultz and sophomore forward Craig
Smith, considered flight risks, announced their intentions to return for
their junior seasons.
Junior forward Jordy Murray’s
possible departure for Switzerland remains up in the air.

Goaltender Scott Gudmandson
completed his careerwith a 38-19-7 record, a 2.39 goals-against average, .913
save percentage and seven shutouts. He
finishes his career ranking seventh on
UW’s win percentage list (.648), second
in goals-agianst average, fifth in save
percentage, and sixth in shutouts.
Coincidentally, Gudmandson’s
goals-against average and save percentage are the same as his Badger predecessor, Shane Connelly.

Junior defenseman Jake Gardiner
reached 10 goals, giving Wisconsin
its first pair of defensemen to reach at
least 10 goals in the same season since
1989–90 when Sean Hill (14) and Barry
Richter (13) each reached the mark.
Wisconsin has now had seven
seasons with at least two defensemen in
double figures for goals. In addition to
this season and 1989–90, other seasons include 1974–75 (3), 1976–77 (2),
1982–83 (2), 1984–85 (3) and 1985–86
(2).

Schultz and Gardiner give the
Badgers a double-digit goal-scoring
defenseman for the second consecutive
season. That marks the first time UW
has had defensemen with at least 10
goals in consecutive seasons since the
Badgers went three seasons (1997–98,
1998–99, 1999–2000) with consecutive
10-goal seasons from defensemen.

Wisconsin’s defensive corps led
the nation with an average of 2.93
points-per game. The group led the na-
tion with 33 goals and 120 points in 41
games.

Senior goaltender Scott Gudmandson posted his fourth shutout of the
season and seventh of his career on Jan.
7 against Canisius. His seven shutouts
rank sixth all-time on UW’s career list.
Brian Elliott holds UW’s top two marks
for single-season shutouts with eight
in 2005–06 and five in 2006–07, while
Elliott also holds the record with 16
career shutouts.

The Badgers had four players with
30 points or more this season. That
marks just the third time in the Mike
Eaves’ coaching era at least four Badgers
scored 30 points in the same season.
The other times it occurred were last
season, when six Badgers reached the
mark, and in 2005–06, when four Badgers did so. In both previous seasons
where at least four Badgers reached 30
points, UW reached the national championship game, winning in 2006 and
falling in 2010.

A few Badgers finished atop the
WCHA lists for league play, including
Justin Schultz’ 16 power-play points
(T-1st), Jordy Murray’s nine power-play
goals, Craig Smith’s five game-winning
goals (T-1st) and Schultz’ 10 goals and
29 points for defensemen.

Junior forward Jordy Murray’ 12
power-play goals were tied for second
in the nation in the category.
Murray’s double-digit power-play
goal total gives Wisconsin a doubledigit power-play goal-scorer for the
third consecutive season. UW has now
strung together three or more seasons
with at least one player with 10 or
more power-play goals for just the third
time. Between 1986–87 and 1989–90,
it happened four consecutive years,
while between 1974–75 and 1982–83, it
happed nine consecutive seasons.

Wisconsin was 48-0-4 over 52
games when leading after two periods,
which was the longest current streak
in Division I. However, Wisconsin led
after the second period in the second
game of the playoffs at Colorado College, but lost the game to snap the
streak.

The UW was 10-0-0 in the first
10 games Podge Turnbull scored a goal
during the season, but finished 10-2-0
when Turnbull scored a goal after the
Badgers fell in the last two games in
which he scored.
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
In three of the previous six
seasons, UW’s leading scorer was a
freshman (Joe Pavelski, 2004–05; Kyle
Turris, 2006–07) or a defenseman
(Jamie McBain, 2008–09), and only one
time during that stretch has a senior led
the team in scoring (Andrew Joudrey,
2006–07).
This season, sophomore defenseman Justin Schultz led the Badgers with
47 points.

The Badgers scored 47 of their last
62 goals at even strength (75.8 percent)
over their last 22 games. Prior to that
stretch, only 52.2 percent of UW’s goals
were coming at even strength (35 of 67)
during the season’s first 19 games.

Wisconsin had its first sellout
of the Kohl Center this season against
North Dakota on Nov. 13. The sellout
of 15,325 was a Badger record for an inside home game as the capacity of the
Kohl Center was expanded from 15,237
to 15,325 in the offseason. UW fnishes
with four sellouts.

Wisconsin has five skaters who
have played in at least 100 games, including senior forward Patrick Johnson
(153), senior forward Sean Dolan (143),
junior defenseman Jake Gardiner (121),
junior forward Jordy Murray (119) and
senior forward Podge Turnbull (111).

Seventeen of Wisconsin’s 26
student-athletes were either freshmen
(11) or sophomores (6) eligibility-wise.

Ryan and Sean Little are the 14th
set of brothers who have played for the
Badgers, including the first since Mark
and Mike Strobel in 1994-95 to play on
the same team.
Scoring by Class
Seniors
41 GP, 29-35=64, 1.56 points per game
T-42nd in nation in points per game
Juniors
- 19th in nation in points per game
Sophomores
Freshmen
2010–11 HONORS
Hobey Baker Award Top-10 Finalist
Justin Schultz
West All-American
Justin Schultz
Jake Gardiner
First Team
Second Team
WCHA Defensive Player of the Year
Justin Schultz
INCH Defenseman of the Year
Justin Schultz
INCH All-Americans
Justin Schultz
Jake Gardiner
WCHA Rookie of the Week
Mark Zengerle
Nov. 9
Team Awards
Justin Schultz
Spike Carlson MVP
Patrick Johnson Fenton Kelsey Jr. Most Competitive
Scott Gudmandson W Club Community Service
Ben Street
Ivan B. Williamson Academic
Ryan Little
Otto Breitenbach Most Improved
Jefferson Dahl
Micheal Mersch Dr. Joseph Coyne Most Consistent
Podge Turnbull
Jim Santulli WHA-TV 7th Man
Scott Gudmandson Unsung Hero
First Team
Third Team
All-USCHO.com Teams
Jake Gardiner
First Team
Justin Schultz
Second Team
All-WCHA First Team
Justin Schultz
D
All-WCHA Second Team
Jake Gardiner
D
WCHA All-Academic Team
Ryan Little
Mitch Thompson
Eric Springer
Academic All-Big Ten Team
Ryan Little
Mitch Thompson
Eric Springer
Scott Gudmandson
WCHA Offensive Player of the Week
Jake Gardiner (co)
Nov. 29
Craig Smith
Jan. 11
WCHA Defensive Player of the Week
Justin Schultz
Nov. 29
Scott Gudmandson
Jan. 25
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2010–11 Schedule & Results
OPPONENT
POLLS
UW/OPP
Ice Breaker Tournament (St. Louis)
O8
vs. Boston University
O 10
vs. Holy Cross
13/14
13/NR
DATE
O 15
O 17
O 22
O 23
O 29
O 30
N5
N6
N 12
N 13
N 19
N 20
ALABAMA HUNTSVILLE
ALABAMA HUNTSVILLE
at Denver
at Denver
MICHIGAN TECH
MICHIGAN TECH
at Minnesota
at Minnesota
NORTH DAKOTA
NORTH DAKOTA
MINNESOTA DULUTH
MINNESOTA DULUTH
College Hockey Showcase
N 26
MICHIGAN
N 27
MICHIGAN STATE
TV
Attendance
Highlights
L, 3-4
W, 6-0
4,000
2,014
Lee and Murray post 1-1=2 / R. Little 1st career G / Zengerle 1st A
Bennett 25-save SO / Turnbull 1st career GWG / Smith 9 SOG
10,769
11,731
5,328
5,905
11,295
12,690
9,689
9,913
13,601
15,325^
11,125
13,163
UW 4-7 on the PP / Gudmandson 17-save SO
Murray 1st career hat trick / UW puts up seven PPG on the weekend
UW scored 2+ PPG for fifth-straight game
Gudmandson 34 saves / Zengerle points in first six games
Mersch 2-1=3 / UW overcomes 2-0 deficit after 1 / Gardiner plus-4
Bennett 28 saves / P. Johnson-Dolan-R. Little (2-5=7)
Zengerle 1-2=3 / Gudmandson 6 career SO
UW down 2-0 and 3-2 / Bennett 2nd assist of season / Zengerle 3 a
Gudmandson 24 saves / UND took lead at 14:29 of third period
Ramage first goal in 44 GP / Schultz third goal in five games
Barnes tied game with 44 seconds left / UW overcame 5-3 deficit
Murray tied game with 9.59 left / UMD won it at 1:11 of OT
15/NR
15/NR
14/15/11/13
14/15/11/13
18/RV/RV/RV
18/RV/RV/RV
T15/RV/17/RV
T15/RV/17/RV
13/14/10
13/14/10
15/1
15/1
UWBadgers.com
WISC/WC
FSN
BTN
FSN/WC
TVW/WC
FSN/WC
WISC/WC
W, 7-0
W, 5-2
L, 2-4
T, 2-2*
W, 5-2
W, 4-1
W, 6-0
T, 3-3*
L, 0-1
L, 2-4
L, 5-6*
L, 2-3*
16/RV/8
16/RV/RV/NR
BTN.com
BTN.com
T, 4-4*
W, 4-1
12,820
14,012
Gardiner 2-1=3 and GTG / UW down 2-0, 3-2 and 4-3 / 3-6 UW PP
Schultz hat trick first for UW D since 11/27/92 / Simonelli 1st career G
L, 1-2
W, 3-1
W, 3-2
W, 2-0
W, 5-1
W, 4-2
W, 3-0
W, 6-5*
L, 0-2
W, 3-2
W, 3-2
W, 2-1
W, 4-2
W, 4-1
L, 1-4
L, 3-4
L, 2-5
T, 3-3*
L, 2-4
L, 3-7
L, 2-3
W, 3-1
2,765
3,154
11,358
12,757
13,171
13,341
12,791
13,201
6,405
6,668
14,037
15,325^
2,221
2,331
15,137
10,111
14,315
15,325^
5,982
5,992
13,493
15,325^
Murray with 11th G of season / UAA wins with 8.1 left in 3rd
Schultz with 2-1=3 and 6th G in 4 GP / 3-9 on the PP
UW down 2-0 after 2:30 / Schultz 2 a / UW’s first one-goal win
Gudmandson 21 saves for third SO of season
Turnbull 1st career 2 G game / Simonelli 1-2=3
Turnbull with G in 5th straight game / UW season-high 9 PK chances
Gudmandson 7th career SO with 18 saves / top 3 G scorers scored
UW ends 0-8-18 OT stretch / Schultz 2nd straight GWG / Smith 2-2=4
UW allows 2 PPG in first period / Mersch leads game with five shots
UW up 3-0 at 00:55 of 2nd / UW no shots in 3rd period
Gudmandson stops career high shots in victory wtih 37
Smith scores 00:39 after MSU ties game early in 3rd
Zengerle (19 gp) and Barnes (15 gp) end long scoring droughts
P. Johnson 1-2=3 to tie career high / Dolan (14 gp) ends goalless drought
UW led 1-0 after first period
UW snaps 0-for-21 power-play string with two in 3rd
Murray with goals in three-straight games / Gardiner/Schultz 2 points
Dahl with 1st career G / Schultz ties 4th for single-season D goals
Schultz scores his 17th G / Murray his 12th PPG to lead nation
P. Johnson 1st career 2 G game
D Gardiner scores 10th of season / UW drops to 0-6-1 in last 7
P. Johnson scored 4th in three games / D Schultz 18th goal
W, 3-1
L, 3-4*
L, 1-2
6,341
6,652
5,451
Faust 1st career G / 2 goals by 4th line, 1 by third D pair
UW up 2-0 after 1st / CC wins on OT PPG
UW up 1-0 in 3rd / UW outshoots CC 34-26
15/RV/NR
15/RV/NR
16/RV/RV/RV
16/RV/RV/RV
15/NR
15/NR
13/NR
13/NR
9/11/5
9/11/5
9/RV/NR
9/RV/NR
7/8/NR
7/8/NR
7/16/RV
7/16/RV
12/13/RV/NR
12/13/RV/NR
13/14/NR
13/14/NR
FSN/WC
BTN.com
FSN/FSN RM
Time/Score
D3
D4
D 10
D 11
D 30
D 31
J7
J8
J 14
J 15
J 21
J 22
J 28
J 29
F 11
F 12
F 18
F 19
F 25
F 26
M4
M5
at Alaska Anchorage
at Alaska Anchorage
BEMIDJI STATE
BEMIDJI STATE
MASSACHUSETTS
MASSACHUSETTS
CANISIUS
CANISIUS
at Minnesota Duluth
at Minnesota Duluth
MINNESOTA STATE
MINNESOTA STATE
at Michigan Tech
at Michigan Tech
at Nebraska Omaha
at Nebraska Omaha
MINNESOTA
MINNESOTA
at St. Cloud State
at St. Cloud State
COLORADO COLLEGE
COLORADO COLLEGE
M 11-13
M11
M 12
M 13
WCHA First Round Best-of-Three Playoffs (Colorado Springs, Colo.)
at Colorado College
at Colorado College
at Colorado College
TVW
FSN
FSN
FSN
BTN.com
BTN.com
WC (live)
WISC
WC (live)
BTN
FSN
Chart X
Chart X
TVW
FSN
P - Power-play goal; S - Short-handed goal; G - Game-winning goal; E - Empty-net goal; T - Game-tying goal; ^ - Sellout
FSN - FSN Wisconsin; FSN RM - FSN Rocky Mountain; TVW - TVW Madison (also Charter/Time Warner Cable around the state); BTN - Big Ten Network; Chart X - Charter Extra (Charter Digital 87); NHL NHL Network WISC - WISC-TV 3; WPT - Wisconsin Public Television (tape delay); WC - Wisconsin Channel (tape delay)
44
2010–11 Team Statistics
Overall: 21-16-4 Conf: 12-13-3 Home: 14-6-2 Away: 6-9-2 Neut: 1-1-0
RECORD WHEN
Home games
Road games
Neutral site
Non-conference
Ranked opponents
WCHA Playoffs
NCAA Playoffs
14-6-2
6-9-2
1-1-0
8-1-1
4-12-3
1-2-0
0-0-0
Scoring first
Opponent scores first
Ahead after one period
Trailing after one period
Tied after one period
Ahead after two periods
Trailing after two periods
Tied after two periods
15-4-1
6-12-3
12-4-1
4-3-2
5-9-1
18-2-1
0-9-2
3-5-1
Scoring on the pp
Scoreless on the pp
Allowing a ppg
Opponent scoreless on pp
15-10-2
6-6-2
10-12-3
11-4-1
10 or fewer penalties
More than 10 penalties
Badgers-more penalties
Opponent-more penalties
Penalties are even
19-16-4
2-0-0
5-7-1
13-7-1
3-2-2
In one-goal games
In two-goal games
In overtime games
5-9-0
6-4-0
1-3-4
Scoring > 4 goals
Scoring < 4 goals
Allowing > 4 goals
Allowing < 4 goals
12-1-1
9-13-3
1-10-1
20-6-3
Having 10-19 shots on goal
Having 50+ shots on goal
0-2-0
10-9-3
7-5-1
3-0-0
1-0-0
Allowing 10-19 shots
Allowing 50+ shots
4-0-0
14-6-1
3-9-3
0-1-0
0-0-0
Outshooting opponent
Badgers outshot
Shots are even
15-5-2
6-10-2
0-1-0
TEAM STATISTICS
SHOT STATISTICS
Goals-Shot attempts
Shot pct.
Goals/Game
Shots/Game
Assists
POWER PLAYS
Goals-Power Plays
Conversion Percent
Shot Attempts
Shot Percent
GOAL BREAKDOWN
Total Goals
Power Play
Short-handed
Empty net
Penalty
Unassisted
Overtime
Shootout
Delayed Penalty
PENALTIES
Number
Minutes
Penalties/Game
Pen minutes/Game
Minor
Major
10-minute Misconduct
Game Misconduct
Gross Misconduct
Match
FACEOFFS (W-L)
Faceoff W-L Pct.
SHOOTOUTS (Made-Att)
ATTENDANCE
Total
Dates/Avg Per Date
Neutral Site #/Avg
First game of a series
Second game of a series
8-9-0
9-5-3
Games following a win
Games following a loss
Games following a tie
15-5-1
4-8-3
2-2-0
Thursday games
Friday games
Saturday games
Sunday games
1-0-0
9-10-1
9-5-3
2-1-0
Goals by Period
Wisconsin
Opponents
4-5-1
17-11-3
0-0-0
Shots by Period
Wisconsin
Opponents
386 405 405
325 405 394
Saves by Period
Wisconsin
Opponents
304 369 356
354 354 360
NHL rinks (200’ x 85’)
Larger rinks
Smaller rinks
October
November
December
January
February
March
April
5-2-1
2-4-2
5-1-0
7-1-0
0-5-1
2-3-0
0-0-0
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UW
OPP
129-1212
.106
3.1
29.6
228
98-1137
.086
2.4
27.7
170
44-204
.216
278
.158
40-198
.202
292
.137
129
44
4
3
0
7
1
0
0
98
40
3
1
0
5
3
0
2
254
601
6.2
14.7
233
6
2
4
0
0
1244-1225
.504
0-0
266
683
6.5
16.7
232
13
3
11
0
0
1225-1244
.496
0-0
290970
22/13226
2/3007
110035
17/6473
Total
129
98
1st 2nd
3rd
OT
1st 2nd
3rd
OT Total
16 1212
13 1137
1st 2nd
3rd
OT Total
10 1039
15 1083
32
21
51
36
45
38
1
3
2010–11 Individual Statistics
y
OVERALL
##
6
15
19
9
28
8
10
25
7
23
16
27
55
20
3
14
12
24
33
4
13
29
1
18
TM
Player
gp
Justin Schultz
Craig Smith
Jake Gardiner
Mark Zengerle
Jordy Murray
Podge Turnbull
Patrick Johnson
Michael Mersch
Tyler Barnes
Derek Lee
Sean Dolan
Frankie Simonelli
John Ramage
Ryan Little
Craig Johnson
Jefferson Dahl
Keegan Meuer
Joe Faust
Brett Bennett
Eric Springer
Gavin Hartzog
Jason Clark
Scott Gudmandson
Sean Little
Team
Total
Opponents
g
a
pts
sh
CONFERENCE
+/- pen-min
41 18 29 47 108 +14 10-28
41 19 24 43 153
-3 31-87
41 10 31 41 139 +21 12-24
41 5 31 36 60
-1 12-51
40 18 8 26 96
-1 20-43
38 13 7 20 108 +11 14-28
41 8 11 19 77
+9 23-46
41 8 11 19 69 +23 16-32
41 5 12 17 46
+9 10-20
40 3 14 17 40 +10 6-12
41 7 9 16 71 +15 11-22
39 2 9 11 34
+3 8-16
37 1 10 11 44
+7 24-59
39 6 4 10 39
+9 16-32
41 1 5
6 48
+2 6-12
36 2 3
5 19
+2 3-6
14 1 2
3
7
0 5-18
20 1 1
2 12
+5 4-8
13 0 2
2
0
0 0-0
28 0 2
2 21
+1 8-16
14 1 0
1
7
0 1-2
14 0 1
1
8
+1 3-6
29 0 1
1
0
0 2-4
10 0 1
1
6
+1 3-17
28 0 0
0
0
0 6-12
41 129 228 357 1212 +138 254-601
41 98 170 268 1137 -142 266-683
pp sh gw
9
8
6
2
12
1
0
0
1
2
0
1
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
44
40
0 3
1 5
0 0
0 1
0 2
0 2
1 3
0 3
0 0
0 0
1 0
0 1
0 0
1 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
4 21
3 16
gp
28
28
28
28
27
26
28
28
28
27
28
28
28
26
28
28
6
11
8
18
12
10
21
5
19
28
28
g
a
pts
OVERALL
##
Player
gp
min.
ga
gaavg saves
pct
min.
avg/g
shot%
1212
1137
29.56
27.73
.106
.086
Wisconsin
Opponents
Power Plays
goals chances
pp%
Power Plays
.216
.202
Wisconsin
Opponents
2nd
3rd
OT
32
21
51
36
45
38
1
3
1
3
0
4
4
gp
shots
1st
11
5
0
16
21
t
Wisconsin
Opponents
Goals by Period
Wisconsin
Opponents
16
5
0
21
16
l
Shots on Goal
204
198
2.22 731 .921
2.63 308 .901
0.00
0 .0 0 0
2.36 1039 .914
3.10 1083 .894
w
29 1705:40 63
13 775:28 34
28
15:26 1
41 2496:34 98
41 2496:34 129
44
40
+/- pen-min
-2 6-12
-14 22-55
+9 7-14
-10 7-22
-11 13-29
+7 8-16
+3 14-28
+17 10-20
+6 6-12
+5 4-8
+8 7-14
0 7-14
+4 16-43
+3 11-22
-8 5-10
-1 3-6
-1 2-4
+3 4-8
0 0-0
-3 3-6
-1 1-2
0 1-2
0 2-4
-1 2-15
0 3-6
+13 164-372
-16 172-454
pp sh gw
4
6
2
1
9
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
24
23
0 0
1 5
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
1 3
0 3
0 0
0 0
1 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
3 12
3 13
CONFERENCE
1 Scott Gudmandson
33 Brett Bennett
TM Team
Total
Opponents
Wisconsin
Opponents
sh
10 19 29 62
11 13 24 105
5 18 23 89
4 18 22 45
12 2 14 66
7 5 12 76
7 7 14 56
7 6 13 49
4 8 12 28
1 5
6 23
4 5
9 39
0 5
5 21
1 9 10 33
1 2
3 24
0 1
1 26
1 1
2 14
0 1
1
1
0 1
1
5
0 1
1
0
0 0
0 11
0 0
0
5
0 1
1
2
0 1
1
0
0 0
0
4
0 0
0
0
75 129 204 784
72 125 197 818
21 1221:12
8 467:13
19
12:29
28 1700:54
28 1700:54
Shots on Goal
Total
129
98
Goals by Period
Wisconsin
Opponents
46
ga
50
21
1
72
75
gaavg saves
2.46
2.70
0.00
2.54
2.65
552
194
0
746
709
pct
w
l
.9 1 7
.902
.0 0 0
.912
.9 0 4
10
2
0
12
13
shots
avg/g
shot%
784
818
28.00
29.21
.096
.088
goals chances
24
23
9
4
0
13
12
pp%
131
131
.183
.176
1st
2nd
3rd
OT
17
15
30
27
28
28
0
2
Total
75
72
t
1
2
0
3
3
2010–11 Season Highs
Wisconsin - TEAM GAME HIGHS
POINTS
GOALS
ASSISTS
SHOTS ON GOAL
SAVES
PENALTIES
PENALTY MINUTES
20
7
13
53
39
13
45
vs
vs
vs
vs
vs
vs
vs
Alabama-Huntsville (Oct 15, 2010)
Canisius (Jan 08, 2011)
North Dakota (Nov 13, 2010)
Massachusetts (Dec 31, 2010)
Boston University (Oct 08, 2010)
Opponent - GAME HIGHS
POINTS
GOALS
ASSISTS
SHOTS ON GOAL
SAVES
PENALTIES
PENALTY MINUTES
19
7
12
43
47
13
13
42
at St. Cloud State (Feb 26, 2011)
vs North Dakota (Nov 13, 2010)
vs Canisius (Jan 08, 2011)
vs Minnesota (Feb 18, 2011)
vs Alabama-Huntsville (Oct 17, 2010)
at Minnesota Duluth (Jan 15, 2011)
Wisconsin - INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS
POINTS
GOALS
ASSISTS
SHOTS
SAVES
PENALTIES
PENALTY MINUTES
4
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
14
39
3
3
3
3
3
3
17
Craig Smith vs Canisius (Jan 08, 2011)
Justin Schultz vs Michigan State (Nov 27, 2010)
Jordy Murray vs Alabama-Huntsville (Oct 17, 2010)
Jake Gardiner vs Michigan State (Nov 27, 2010)
Mark Zengerle at Minnesota (Nov 06, 2010)
Patrick Johnson vs Michigan Tech (Oct 30, 2010)
Jake Gardiner vs Michigan Tech (Oct 29, 2010)
Justin Schultz vs Alabama-Huntsville (Oct 17, 2010)
Craig Smith vs Alabama-Huntsville (Oct 15, 2010)
Jake Gardiner vs Canisius (Jan 08, 2011)
Scott Gudmandson vs North Dakota (Nov 13, 2010)
Mark Zengerle vs Massachusetts (Dec 31, 2010)
Jordy Murray at Alaska Anchorage (Dec 04, 2010)
Craig Smith at Alaska Anchorage (Dec 03, 2010)
Craig Smith at Minnesota (Nov 06, 2010)
Patrick Johnson vs Michigan Tech (Oct 30, 2010)
Craig Smith at Denver (Oct 22, 2010)
Mark Zengerle vs Massachusetts (Dec 31, 2010)
47
Hockey Game Box Score (Final)
#13 Wisconsin vs Holy Cross (Oct 10, 2010 at St. Louis, Mo.)
#13 Wisconsin vs #14 Boston University (Oct 08, 2010 at St. Louis, Mo.)
Wisconsin (0-1-0) vs. Boston University (1-0-0)
Date: Oct 08, 2010 • Location: St. Louis, Mo. • Arena: Scottrade Center
Attendance: 4000 • Start time: 8:30 • End time: 10:14 • Total time: 2:44
Prd Time Team
Scored by
1. 1st 06:59 UW
PP Derek Lee/1
2. 1st 07:08 UW
3. 1st 12:07 BU
EV Ryan Little/1
PP Pereira, Joe/1
4. 1st 15:13 BU
PP Warsofsky, David/1
5. 1st 15:45 UW
PP Jordy Murray/1
6. 2nd 09:18 BU
PP Coyle, Charlie/1
7. 3rd 02:55 BU
EV Pereira, Joe/2
#
3
4
6
7
8
9
10
12
15
16
19
20
23
25
27
28
55
13
33
35
G A
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
1 0
1 1
0 0
0 0
1 1
0 0
dnp
dnp
dnp
3 5
Assists
Vis. on ice
Justin Schultz/1
Jordy Murray/1
Sean Dolan/1
10,16,20,6,3,1
Coyle, Charlie/1
Warsofsky, David/1
Clendening, Adam/1
Connolly, Chris/1
Derek Lee/1
Mark Zengerle/1
Warsofsky, David/2
Connolly, Chris/2
Gill, Sahir/1
7,8,16,19,55,1
Courtnall, Justin/1
Wisconsin (1-1-0) vs. Holy Cross (0-2-0)
Date: Oct 10, 2010 • Location: St. Louis, Mo. • Arena: Scottrade Center
Attendance: 2014 • Start time: 12:00 pm • End time: 2:15 pm • Total time: 2:15
Home on ice
3,6,7,12,13,31
Shots by Period
1 2 3 Tot
UW
12 6 9 27
BU
14 9 9 32
Team
4,6,19,28,12,31
TEAM SUMMARY
Wisconsin
Craig Johnson
Eric Springer
Justin Schultz
Tyler Barnes
Podge Turnbull
Mark Zengerle
Patrick Johnson
Keegan Meuer
Craig Smith
Sean Dolan
Jake Gardiner
Ryan Little
Derek Lee
Michael Mersch
Frankie Simonell
Jordy Murray
John Ramage
Gavin Hartzog
Brett Bennett
Mitch Thompson
Totals
Pi Sh +/0
0 +1
2
1
0
10
2 +1
0
2 -1
0
4 -1
12
0
0
2
1 +1
0
0
0
15
0
0
2
2
0
0
3 -1
0
1 +1
0
5
0
2
1
0
0
1
0
0
2
0
0
2 -1
45
27
#
2
3
4
5
6
7
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
21
22
27
28
T
32
35
0
Boston University
Ruikka, Ryan
Coyle, Charlie
Clendening, Ada
Warsofsky, Davi
Pereira, Joe
Nicastro, Max
Connolly, Chris
Noonan, Garrett
Glass, Andrew
Santana, Ryan
Gilroy, Kevin
Nieto, Matt
Megan, Wade
Courtnall, Justin
Escobedo, Sean
Gaudet, Ross
Cisse, Yasin
Gill, Sahir
TEAM
Kraus, Adam
Rollheiser, Grant
Totals
G A
0 0
1 1
0 1
1 2
2 0
0 0
0 2
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
dnp
dnp
4 8
Prd Time Team
Scored by
1. 1st 08:06 UW
EV Podge Turnbull/1
Goals by Period
Team
1 2 3 Tot
UW
3 0 0
3
BU
2 1 1
4
Pi Sh +/2
0
0
0
4 -1
2
2 +1
0
4
0
2
7
0
2
0 -1
0
1
0
0
2 -1
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
1
0
0
3
0
0
1 +1
2
2
0
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
0 +1
2
0
0
14
32
Power Play Goals-Att (Sh)
Prd
UW
BU
1st
2-3 (0)
2-3 (0)
2nd
0-2 (0)
1-2 (0)
3rd
0-0 (0)
0-0 (0)
Total
2-5 (5)
3-5 (14)
1
Wisconsin
Scott Gudmandson
EMPTY NET
Dec
L
Min
GA
1
2
3
Saves
59:47
4
0
12
0
8
0
8
0
28
0
0:13
Boston University
31 Millan, Kieran
Penalties-Minutes by Prd
Prd
UW
BU
1st
6-31
5-10
2nd
2-4
2-4
3rd
1-10
0-0
Total
9-45
7-14
Three stars:
1. None
2. None
3. None
Officials:
Player
Craig Smith
Craig Smith
TEAM
Escobedo, Sean
Pereira, Joe
Patrick Johnson
Michael Mersch
Clendening, Adam
Team MinOffense
UW
5.Contact To The Head
UW
10.Game Misconduct
BU
2.Too Many Players On
BU
2.Checking From Behin
BU
2.Roughing The Goalie
UW
2.Hooking
UW
2.Roughing
BU
2.Roughing
Time
01:15
01:15
03:08
06:46
09:33
11:55
14:50
15:13
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
Prd
1st
1st
1st
2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
3rd
Player
Mark Zengerle
Mark Zengerle
Nicastro, Max
Gaudet, Ross
Sean Dolan
Eric Springer
Ruikka, Ryan
Justin Schultz
EV Ryan Little/2
5. 3rd 08:06 UW
EX Michael Mersch/1
6. 3rd 18:25 UW
PP Craig Smith/2
Assists
Tyler Barnes/1
Derek Lee/2
Jake Gardiner/1
Podge Turnbull/1
Eric Springer/1
Craig Johnson/1
Sean Dolan/2
Sean Dolan/3
Craig Johnson/2
Mark Zengerle/2
Justin Schultz/1
Vis. on ice
8,7,23,3,6
Home on ice
14,22,2,11,27
15,19,55,28,9
23,8,4,7,55
2,22,21,19,33
14,27,5,28
20,3,16,10,6 18,3,8,6,4
25,16,3,14,29,6
3,5,8,14,28
15,9,6,28,19 27,15,5,28
Wisconsin
Craig Johnson
Eric Springer
Justin Schultz
Tyler Barnes
Podge Turnbull
Mark Zengerle
Patrick Johnson
Jefferson Dahl
Craig Smith
Sean Dolan
Jake Gardiner
Ryan Little
Derek Lee
Joe Faust
Michael Mersch
Jordy Murray
Jason Clark
John Ramage
Scott Gudmands
Mitch Thompson
Totals
G A
0 2
0 1
0 1
0 1
1 1
0 1
0 0
0 0
2 0
0 2
0 1
1 0
1 1
0 0
1 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
dnp
dnp
6 11
Pi Sh +/0
3 +3
0
0
0
0
3 +3
2
0 +1
0
3 +1
0
0 +1
0
2 +1
0
0 +1
0
9 +1
0
1 +2
2
4 +1
2
2 +1
0
3 +1
0
1
0
0
1 +1
2
1 +1
2
2 +1
2
0 +1
12
#
2
3
4
5
6
8
10
11
14
15
18
19
21
22
26
27
28
33
1
30
35 +2
G A
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
dnp
dnp
0 0
Holy Cross
Baker, Brendan
Celin, Matt
Daly, Mike
Atkins, Kyle
Clune, Matt
Baldassari, Gian
Fletcher, Kyle
Sheen, Everett
Schmidt, Adam
Silvia, Jay
Jelinek, Jamie
Cox, Andrew
Gordon, Matt
Znutas, Mark
Linsmayer, Rob
Stockton, Shayn
Zych, Evan
Vos, Erik
Kump, Derek
Tysowsky, Thom
Totals
Pi Sh +/0
0 -2
0
1 -2
0
2 -1
2
1 -1
0
1 -1
0
1 -2
0
1
0
2
2 -1
0
3 -2
4
2
0
0
0 -1
2
1 -1
0
2 -1
0
1 -2
0
2
0
0
4 -1
2
0 -1
0
2 -1
12
Goals by Period
Team
1 2 3 Tot
UW
1 3 2
6
HC
0 0 0
0
Shots by Period
Team
1 2 3 Tot
UW
12 11 12 35
HC
8 13 5 26
Prd
UW
HC
1st
0-2 (0)
0-4 (4)
2nd
1-1 (2)
0-1 (4)
3rd
1-3 (3)
0-1 (2)
Total
2-6 (5)
0-6 (10)
Prd
UW
HC
1st
4-8
2-4
2nd
1-2
1-2
3rd
1-2
3-6
Total
6-12
6-12
Three stars:
1. None
2. None
3. None
Officials:
Referee:Keith Sergott
Referee:Stephen McInchak
Linesman:Joe Hutek
Linesman:Kyle DeMaggio
26 -20
GOALTENDERS
Wisconsin
33 Brett Bennett
EMPTY NET
##
Dec
W
Min
GA
1
2
3
Saves
60:00
3
9
6
9
24
Dec
W
Min
GA
59:53
0
0
0:07
2
3
Saves
8 13
0 0
1
5
0
26
0
Holy Cross
35 Roy, Adam
EMPTY NET
##
Dec
L
Min
GA
1
59:57
6
0
11
0
0:03
3
Saves
8 10
0 0
2
29
0
PENALTY SUMMARY
Prd
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
PENALTY SUMMARY
Prd
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
4. 2nd 18:41 UW
#
3
4
6
7
8
9
10
14
15
16
19
20
23
24
25
28
29
55
1
35
0
##
EV Craig Smith/1
PP Derek Lee/2
TEAM SUMMARY
GOALTENDERS
##
2. 2nd 04:07 UW
3. 2nd 18:00 UW
Team MiOffense
Time
UW
2.Roughing Atw
18:40
UW
10.Unsportsmanlike Co 18:40
BU
2.Roughing Atw
18:40
BU
2.Tripping
03:03 PP
UW
2.Interference
05:12 PP
UW
2.Holding
08:21 PP
BU
2.Tripping
11:18 PP
UW
Player
Jake Gardiner
Silvia, Jay
Atkins, Kyle
Jordy Murray
Ryan Little
John Ramage
Team MinOffense
UW
2.Tripping
HC
2.Hooking
HC
2.Holding
UW
2.Cross-Checking
UW
2.Hooking
UW
2.Hitting From Behind
Time
01:47
08:35
10:49
11:00
14:25
15:00
Prd
2nd
2nd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
PP
PP
PP
PP
Player
Jason Clark
Cox, Andrew
Tyler Barnes
Zych, Evan
Silvia, Jay
Sheen, Everett
Team MiOffense
Time
UW
2.Roughing
07:36
HC
2.Hooking
16:16
UW
2.Roughing The Goali 04:24
HC
2.Slashing
08:06
HC
2.Tripping
16:20
HC
2.Roughing
18:04
Win-Brett Bennett (1-0-0). Loss-Roy, Adam (0-1-0).
Win-Millan, Kieran (1-0-0). Loss-Scott Gudmandson (0-1-0).
Alabama-Huntsville vs #15 Wisconsin (Oct 17, 2010 at Madison, Wis.)
Alabama-Huntsville vs #15 Wisconsin (Oct 15, 2010 at Madison, Wis.)
Alabama-Huntsville (1-3-0) vs. Wisconsin (3-1-0)
Date: Oct 17, 2010 • Location: Madison, Wis. • Arena: Kohl Center
Alabama-Huntsville (1-2-0) vs. Wisconsin (2-1-0)
Prd Time Team
Scored by
1. 1st 11:25 UW
PP Justin Schultz/1
2. 1st 13:23 UW
PP Jake Gardiner/1
3. 2nd 07:03 UW
PP Tyler Barnes/1
4. 2nd 07:29 UW
EV Sean Dolan/1
5. 2nd 08:42 UW
PP Justin Schultz/2
6. 3rd 01:07 UW
7. 3rd 14:01 UW
EV Podge Turnbull/2
EV Gavin Hartzog/1
Assists
Jake Gardiner/2
Jordy Murray/2
Mark Zengerle/3
Craig Smith/1
John Ramage/1
Podge Turnbull/2
Patrick Johnson/1
Ryan Little/1
Craig Smith/2
Mark Zengerle/4
Craig Smith/3
Jefferson Dahl/1
Jake Gardiner/3
Vis. on ice Home on ice
26,23,14,21 6,19,28,9,15
21,26,14,23 19,9,15,6,28
23,14,21,27 7,55,8,23,4
7,6,24,15,19 16,10,20,6,3
14,23,27,7
6,15,9,19,28
23,26,14,5,21
8,15,9,6,3
6,24,5,21,10 13,14,19,25,55
TEAM SUMMARY
#
5
6
7
8
10
11
12
13
14
15
19
21
22
23
24
26
27
28
T
32
Alabama-Huntsville
Brice Geoffrion
Cody Dion
Jamie Easton
Alex Allan
Mat Hagen
Neil Ruffini
Mac Roy
Joey Koudys
Nickolas Gatt
Matt Baxter
Chris Fairbanks
Keenan Desmet
Sebastian Geoffr
Curtis deBruyn
Tom Durnie
Justin Cseter
Vince Bruni
Trevor Conrad
Team
C.J. Groh
Totals
G A
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
dnp
0 0
Pi Sh +/2
1 -2
0
1 -2
0
3 -1
0
0
0
0
0 -1
0
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0 -1
4
2 -1
0
0 -1
0
1 -2
15
1
0
2
1 -1
0
0 -2
0
2 -1
0
1
0
4
1
0
0
0
0
27
#
3
4
6
7
8
9
10
13
14
15
16
19
20
23
25
27
28
55
T
33
17 -15
Wisconsin
Craig Johnson
Eric Springer
Justin Schultz
Tyler Barnes
Podge Turnbull
Mark Zengerle
Patrick Johnson
Gavin Hartzog
Jefferson Dahl
Craig Smith
Sean Dolan
Jake Gardiner
Ryan Little
Derek Lee
Michael Mersch
Frankie Simonell
Jordy Murray
John Ramage
Team
Brett Bennett
Totals
G A
0 0
0 0
2 0
1 0
1 1
0 2
0 1
1 0
0 1
0 3
1 0
1 2
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 1
0 0
dnp
7 13
Pi Sh +/0
2 +2
0
4
0
0
7 +2
2
1
0
4
2 +1
0
2 +1
4
2 +1
0
2 +1
0
1 +1
0
8 +1
0
3 +1
0
4 +1
2
1 +1
0
2
0
0
0 +1
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
4 +1
2
0
0
14
Prd Time Team
Scored by
1. 1st 02:42 UW
PP Mark Zengerle/1
Goals by Period
Team
1 2 3 Tot
UAH
0 0 0
0
UW
2 3 2
7
Shots by Period
1 2 3 Tot
UAH
4 7 6 17
UW
24 11 12 47
Team
Prd
UAH
UW
1st
0-1 (1)
2-3 (11)
2nd
0-3 (1)
2-2 (4)
3rd
0-1 (1)
0-2 (2)
Total
0-5 (3)
4-7 (17)
Dec
L
Min
GA
1
28:39
5
0
2
22
0
0
0:06
31:15
3
Saves
3 0
0 0
5 10
2
25
0
15
##
1
Prd
UAH
UW
1st
2-15
1-2
2nd
2-4
3-6
3rd
4-8
3-6
Total
8-27
7-14
Three stars:
1. None
2. None
3. None
Officials:
Referee:Matt Ulwelling
Referee:Justin Brown
Linesman:Matt Gerlock
Linesman:Ed Moberg
Scorer:Pete Giacomini
Player
Sebastian Geoffrion
Sebastian Geoffrion
Tyler Barnes
Matt Baxter
Brice Geoffrion
Podge Turnbull
Team
Podge Turnbull
Team MinOffense
UAH
UAH
10.Game Misconduct
UW
2.Tripping
UAH
2.Elbowing
UAH
2.Elbowing
UW
2.Slashing
UW
UW
2.Hooking
Time
10:05
10:05
16:51
05:06
08:15
09:39
10:14
13:52
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
Prd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
PP Chris Fairbanks/1
4. 2nd 12:54 UW
5. 3rd 07:59 UW
EV Jordy Murray/3
PP Jordy Murray/4
6. 3rd 08:32 UW
PP Jake Gardiner/2
7. 3rd 11:01 UAH
EX Jamie Easton/1
#
5
6
7
10
11
12
13
14
15
18
19
21
22
23
24
26
27
28
T
31
32
G A
0 0
0 0
1 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
1 0
0 1
0 0
0 1
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
dnp
dnp
2 4
Alabama-Huntsville
Brice Geoffrion
Cody Dion
Jamie Easton
Mat Hagen
Neil Ruffini
Mac Roy
Joey Koudys
Nickolas Gatt
Matt Baxter
David Way
Chris Fairbanks
Keenan Desmet
Sebastian Geoffr
Curtis deBruyn
Tom Durnie
Justin Cseter
Vince Bruni
Trevor Conrad
Team
John Griggs
C.J. Groh
Totals
21,26,14,23 9,15,6,28,19
13,24,15,27,12
28,9,6,15,3
19,15,24,7,12
16,20,3,6
11,12,23,10,19
23,21,7,14
28,9,15,19,55
28,6,19,15,9
7,24,5,15
19,9,15,28,6
7,21,23,11,26,14
3,6,15,28
#
3
4
6
7
8
9
10
12
15
16
19
20
23
24
25
28
29
33
55
T
1
35
Pi Sh +/0
1
0
0
0
0
4
2
0
0
0 -1
2
0 -1
4
4 -2
0
0 -1
2
1
0
2
3 -1
0
1
0
0
2 -1
2
2
0
0
1
0
2
1 -1
6
1 -1
2
1
0
0
0 -1
0
0
0
0
0
0
26
20 -10
G A
0 0
0 0
0 3
0 0
0 0
1 2
0 0
0 0
0 2
0 0
1 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
3 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
dnp
dnp
5 8
Wisconsin
Craig Johnson
Eric Springer
Justin Schultz
Tyler Barnes
Podge Turnbull
Mark Zengerle
Patrick Johnson
Keegan Meuer
Craig Smith
Sean Dolan
Jake Gardiner
Ryan Little
Derek Lee
Joe Faust
Michael Mersch
Jordy Murray
Jason Clark
Brett Bennett
John Ramage
Team
Scott Gudmands
Mitch Thompson
Totals
Pi Sh +/2
3 +1
2
1
0
0
0 +1
0
1
0
0
2
0
0
2 +2
0
0
0
12
1
0
4
4 +2
0
3
0
4
1 +1
0
1
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
3 +2
0
1
0
0
0
0
4
1 +1
2
0
0
32
Goals by Period
Team
1 2 3 Tot
0 1 1
2
1 2 2
5
UAH
UW
Shots by Period
Team
1 2 3 Tot
UAH
4 5 11 20
UW
9 13 4 26
Prd
UAH
UW
1st
0-1 (1)
1-2 (2)
2nd
1-2 (3)
0-5 (2)
3rd
1-5 (9)
2-4 (2)
Total
2-8 (13)
3-11 (6)
Prd
UAH
UW
1st
3-6
1-2
2nd
4-8
4-16
3rd
6-12
7-14
Total
13-26
12-32
Three stars:
1. None
2. None
3. None
Officials:
Referee:Matt Ulwelling
Referee:Justin Brown
Linesman:Dan Carey
Linesman:Mike Gulenchyn
26 +1
GOALTENDERS
Alabama-Huntsville
33 Clarke Saunders
EMPTY NET
##
Wisconsin
Dec
Scott Gudmandson W
EMPTY NET
Player
Trevor Conrad
Trevor Conrad
Patrick Johnson
Curtis deBruyn
Ryan Little
Matt Baxter
Patrick Johnson
3. 2nd 01:51 UAH
Assists
Craig Smith/4
Justin Schultz/3
Mark Zengerle/5
Justin Schultz/4
Matt Baxter/2
Tom Durnie/1
Justin Schultz/5
Brett Bennett/1
Mark Zengerle/5
Craig Smith/5
Keenan Desmet/2
Curtis deBruyn/1
47 +1
Min
GA
1
2
3
Saves
59:46
0
0
4
0
7
0
6
0
17
0
0:14
Dec
L
Min
GA
59:50
5
0
0:10
2
3
Saves
8 11
0 0
1
2
0
21
0
Wisconsin
33 Brett Bennett
##
Dec
W
Min
GA
1
2
3
Saves
60:00
2
4
4 10
18
PENALTY SUMMARY
Prd
1st
1st
1st
1st
2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
3rd
PENALTY SUMMARY
Prd
1st
1st
1st
2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
EV Jordy Murray/2
TEAM SUMMARY
GOALTENDERS
Alabama-Huntsville
33 Clarke Saunders
EMPTY NET
31 John Griggs
##
2. 2nd 00:15 UW
Team MiOffense
Time
UAH
2.Boarding
02:49 PP
UAH
2.Checking From Behi 05:53 PP
UW
2.Boarding
11:12 PP
UAH
2.Roughing
13:56
UW
2.Roughing
13:56
UAH
2.Roughing
13:56
UW
2.Roughing
13:56
Win-Scott Gudmandson (1-1-0). Loss-Clarke Saunders (1-2-0).
Player
Jamie Easton
Jamie Easton
Jake Gardiner
Mac Roy
Keegan Meuer
Keegan Meuer
Derek Lee
Tom Durnie
Nickolas Gatt
Tom Durnie
Keenan Desmet
Craig Smith
Craig Smith
Team MinOffense
Time
UAH
2.Interference
01:26
UAH
2.Elbowing
10:29
UW
2.Interference
14:55
UAH
2.Roughing
18:14
UW
2.Interference
00:58
UW
10.10-Minute Misconduct00:58
UW
2.Interference
03:21
UAH
2.Interference
06:28
UAH
2.Interference
09:25
UAH
2.Boarding
13:24
UAH
2.Hooking
17:19
UW
2.Boarding
19:03
UW
2.Tripping
05:19
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
Prd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
Player
Justin Cseter
Mac Roy
Team
Craig Johnson
Jake Gardiner
Matt Baxter
Curtis deBruyn
Eric Springer
Tom Durnie
John Ramage
John Ramage
Neil Ruffini
Win-Brett Bennett (2-0-0). Loss-Clarke Saunders (1-3-0).
48
Team MiOffense
Time
UAH
2.Tripping
06:31 PP
UAH
2.Interference
08:14 PP
UW
2.Too Many Players O 09:22 PP
UW
2.Hooking
11:01 PP
UW
2.Hooking
12:54 PP
UAH
2.Holding
16:53 PP
UAH
2.Roughing
17:44
UW
2.Roughing
17:44
UAH
2.Roughing
17:44
UW
2.Roughing
17:44
UW
2.Facemasking
17:44 PP
UAH
2.Hooking
18:23 PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
#14 Wisconsin vs #11 Denver (Oct 22, 2010 at Denver, Colo.)
#14 Wisconsin vs #11 Denver (Oct 23, 2010 at Denver, Colo.)
Wisconsin (3-2-0, 0-1-0 WCHA) vs. Denver (2-2-1, 1-0-0 WCHA)
Date: Oct 22, 2010 • Location: Denver, Colo. • Arena: Magness Arena
Attendance: 5328 • Start time: 7:37 PM • End time: 9:57 PM • Total time: 2:20
Prd Time Team
Scored by
1. 1st 06:35 DU
EV Jason Zucker/1
2. 1st 17:46 UW
PP Jordy Murray/5
3. 2nd 17:43 DU
PP Luke Salazar/3
4. 3rd 00:28 UW
PP Craig Smith/3
5. 3rd 06:43 DU
EV Jason Zucker/2
6. 3rd 09:44 DU
EV Drew Shore/4
Assists
Drew Shore/1
John Ramage/2
Mark Zengerle/7
David Makowski/2
Kyle Ostrow/3
Justin Schultz/6
Mark Zengerle/8
John Lee/1
Sam Brittain
John Ryder/1
23,27,4,28,8 17,15,5,9,10
28,55,9,27,15
19,14,4,24
19,6,55,15
18,10,19,5,14
Wisconsin
Craig Johnson
Eric Springer
Justin Schultz
Tyler Barnes
Podge Turnbull
Mark Zengerle
Patrick Johnson
Gavin Hartzog
Jefferson Dahl
Craig Smith
Sean Dolan
Jake Gardiner
Ryan Little
Derek Lee
Michael Mersch
Frankie Simonell
Jordy Murray
John Ramage
Team
Brett Bennett
Totals
G A
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 2
0 0
0 0
0 0
1 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
1 0
0 1
0 0
dnp
2 4
Pi Sh +/0
1 -1
0
1 -1
2
1 -2
0
0
0
0
3 -1
0
1 -1
2
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
6
4 -2
0
2
0
2
4 -1
0
0
0
0
0 -1
2
2
0
2
2 -1
0
2 -3
2
2
0
0
0
0
18
#
1
4
5
6
7
9
10
11
14
15
16
17
18
19
21
24
26
27
37
T
28
17,5,15,4
6,15,3,9,28
15,24,17,11,10
28 -14
G A
0 1
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
1 1
0 0
2 0
1 0
0 1
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
dnp
4 6
Pi Sh +/0
0
0
2
2 +1
2
2 +2
2
0
0
0
0
0
4
2 +1
0
2 +2
0
3 +1
0
2
0
0
5 +3
2
2
0
0
6 +3
0
2
0
2
4
0
0
0
0
2
0 +1
0
1
0
15
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
31
3. 3rd 08:18 DU
4. 3rd 15:16 DU
1
Wisconsin
Scott Gudmandson
EMPTY NET
Dec
L
Min
GA
59:08
4
0
0:52
3
Saves
9 10 11
0 0 0
1
2
30
0
##
1
#
3
4
6
7
8
9
10
13
14
15
16
19
20
23
25
27
28
55
T
33
Prd
UW
DU
1st
1-3 (2)
0-3 (4)
2nd
0-1 (1)
1-5 (2)
3rd
1-4 (4)
0-0 (0)
Total
2-8 (7)
1-8 (6)
Prd
UW
DU
1st
3-6
4-19
2nd
5-10
3-6
3rd
1-2
3-6
Total
9-18
10-31
Three stars:
1. Jason Zucker
2. Drew Shore
3. John Lee
Officials:
Referee:Jon Campion
Referee:Paul Depuydt
Linesman:Bob Keltie
Linesman:Greg Rockenback
Scorer:Ryan Mitchell
Player
Justin Schultz
Frankie Simonelli
Craig Smith
John Lee
Dan Olszewski
Dan Olszewski
John Ryder
Craig Smith
Craig Smith
Anthony Maiani
Team MinOffense
UW
2.Hooking
UW
2.Interference
UW
2.Elbowing
DU
2.Tripping
DU
10.Game Misconduct
DU
DU
2.Holding
UW
2.Roughing
UW
2.Tripping
DU
2.Hooking
Time
01:29
09:46
09:46
11:58
14:28
14:28
19:14
11:43
11:43
13:35
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
Prd
2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
G A
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
1 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
1 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
dnp
2 2
Wisconsin
Craig Johnson
Eric Springer
Justin Schultz
Tyler Barnes
Podge Turnbull
Mark Zengerle
Patrick Johnson
Gavin Hartzog
Jefferson Dahl
Craig Smith
Sean Dolan
Jake Gardiner
Ryan Little
Derek Lee
Michael Mersch
Frankie Simonell
Jordy Murray
John Ramage
Team
Brett Bennett
Totals
Pi Sh +/0
0
0
0
1 -1
0
0 -1
0
2 -1
0
1
0
0
4
0
2
4 +1
0
1 -1
2
0 -1
0
6
0
0
3 +1
0
0 +2
0
0 +1
0
1
0
0
2
0
0
0 -1
0
2
0
2
0 +1
0
0
0
6
27
#
4
5
6
7
9
10
11
14
15
16
17
18
19
21
24
26
27
37
T
28
0
Player
Jake Gardiner
Patrick Johnson
John Ramage
Beau Bennett
Matt Donovan
Beau Bennett
Kyle Ostrow
Michael Mersch
Chris Nutini
G A
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
2 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
dnp
2 3
Pi Sh +/0
1 -1
0
2
0
0
0 +1
0
1 -1
0
5 -1
0
3
0
0
2
0
4
1 +2
0
3 -1
0
7 +2
0
4 -1
0
0
0
0
6 +1
0
0
0
2
1 +1
0
0 -1
0
1 -1
0
1
0
0
0
0
6
38
Goals by Period
Team
1 2 3 OT Tot
1 1 0 0
2
0 0 2 0
2
UW
DU
Shots by Period
Team
1 2 3 OT Tot
UW
6 9 11 1 27
DU
11 16 10 1 38
Prd
UW
DU
1st
0-2 (2)
0-1 (4)
2nd
0-0 (0)
0-2 (6)
3rd
0-1 (2)
0-0 (0)
OT
0-0 (0)
0-0 (0)
Total
0-3 (4)
0-3 (10)
Prd
UW
DU
1st
1-2
2-4
2nd
2-4
0-0
3rd
0-0
1-2
OT
0-0
0-0
Total
3-6
3-6
Three stars:
1. Kyle Ostrow
2. Mark Zengerle
3. Scott Gudmandson
Officials:
Referee:Jon Campion
Linesman:Bob Keltie
Linesman:Greg Rockenback
0
GOALTENDERS
## Wisconsin
Denver
Sam Brittain
EMPTY NET
Home on ice
15,9,17,5,10
7,27,26,19,4
15,28,9,55,6 19,14,5,6,16
13,7,27,14,4 19,16,10,14,24
Denver
Matt Donovan
John Lee
Chris Nutini
Paul Phillips
Beau Bennett
David Makowski
Chris Knowlton
Jesse Martin
Drew Shore
Anthony Maiani
Jason Zucker
Luke Salazar
Kyle Ostrow
William Wrenn
John Ryder
Shawn Ostrow
Dan Olszewski
Nate Dewhurst
TEAM
Josh Rosenholtz
Totals
34 +1
Dec
W
Min
GA
59:48
2
0
0:12
3
Saves
4 12 10
0 0 0
1
2
26
0
1
Team MiOffense
UW
2.Interference
UW
2.Slashing
UW
2.Roughing
DU
2.Interference
DU
2.Hooking
DU
2.Boarding
DU
2.Roughing
UW
2.Roughing
DU
2.Holding
Time
15:36
17:32
18:05
18:16
19:41
02:58
05:50
05:50
12:32
Dec
Scott Gudmandson
T
Min
65:00
GA
1
2
2
11 16
3 OT Saves
8
1
36
## Denver
1
Dec
Sam Brittain
T
Min
65:00
GA
1
2
2
5
8 11
3 OT Saves
1
25
PENALTY SUMMARY
Prd
1st
1st
1st
PENALTY SUMMARY
Prd
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
2nd
2nd
2nd
EV Kyle Ostrow/1
EV Kyle Ostrow/2
Vis. on ice
9,55,19,15,28
16,20,10,55,19
TEAM SUMMARY
GOALTENDERS
##
Assists
Ryan Little/2
Patrick Johnson/2
Jesse Martin/3
Anthony Maiani/3
David Makowski/3
Team
28,15,19,6
Denver
Sam Brittain
Matt Donovan
John Lee
Chris Nutini
Paul Phillips
Beau Bennett
David Makowski
Chris Knowlton
Jesse Martin
Drew Shore
Anthony Maiani
Jason Zucker
Luke Salazar
Kyle Ostrow
William Wrenn
John Ryder
Shawn Ostrow
Dan Olszewski
Nate Dewhurst
TEAM
Josh Rosenholtz
Totals
Prd Time Team
Scored by
1. 1st 04:17 UW
EV Mark Zengerle/2
2. 2nd 08:17 UW
EV Sean Dolan/2
Goals by Period
Team
1 2 3 Tot
UW
1 0 1
2
DU
1 1 2
4
Shots by Period
1 2 3 Tot
UW
5 12 11 28
DU
10 11 13 34
9,15,6,19,26 6,9,14,7
TEAM SUMMARY
#
3
4
6
7
8
9
10
13
14
15
16
19
20
23
25
27
28
55
T
33
Wisconsin (3-2-1, 0-1-1 WCHA) vs. Denver (2-2-2, 1-0-1 WCHA)
Date: Oct 23, 2010 • Location: Denver, Colo. • Arena: Magness Arena
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
Player
John Ryder
Jefferson Dahl
Jesse Martin
Team MinOffense
DU
2.Cross-Checking
UW
2.Interference
DU
2.Hooking
Time
07:43
15:04
17:50
PP
PP
PP
Prd
2nd
2nd
3rd
Player
Patrick Johnson
John Ramage
Jesse Martin
Team MiOffense
UW
2.Slashing
UW
2.Charging
DU
2.Interference
Time
13:56 PP
17:35 PP
03:49 PP
Wisconsin-Scott Gudmandson (1-2-1). Denver-Sam Brittain (1-1-2).
Wisconsin timeout at 19:08 of 3rd Period.
Denver timeout at 4:39 of overtime.
PP
Win-Sam Brittain (1-1-1). Loss-Scott Gudmandson (1-2-0).
Wisconsin timeout at 19:22 3rd Period.
Michigan Tech vs #18 Wisconsin (Oct 29, 2010 at Madison, Wis.)
Michigan Tech vs #18 Wisconsin (Oct 30, 2010 at Madison, Wis.)
Michigan Tech (3-1-2, 1-1-1 WCHA) vs. Wisconsin (4-2-1, 1-1-1 WCHA)
Prd Time Team
Scored by
1. 1st 01:43 MTU EV Ryan Furne/2
2. 1st 18:15 MTU
EV Ricky Doriott/1
3. 2nd 09:53 UW
EV Michael Mersch/2
4. 2nd 17:33 UW
PP Podge Turnbull
5. 3rd 07:45 UW
EV Patrick Johnson/1
6. 3rd 13:26 UW
EV Michael Mersch/3
7. 3rd 19:55 UW
EN Craig Smith/4
#
6
7
8
9
11
12
13
15
16
17
18
19
21
23
24
25
26
28
T
30
G A
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
1 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
1 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 1
0 0
dnp
2 4
Assists
Jacob Johnstone/1
Carl Nielsen/2
Milos Gordic/3
Bennett Royer/3
Jake Gardiner/4
Craig Smith/6
Michael Mersch
John Ramage
Tyler Barnes/2
Sean Dolan/4
Jake Gardiner/5
Derek Lee/3
Jake Gardiner/6
Vis. on ice
12,8,25,23,15
Home on ice
3,24,10,16,20
23,28,25,16,19
9,15,25,3,24
24,6,7,9,17
25,19,15,9,55
23,7,17,26
8,25,55,19,23
24,23,12,15,8
10,7,16,19,55
24,13,11,12,9
25,19,23,8,55
6,16,11,12,7,15
15,19,6,16,28
TEAM SUMMARY
Michigan Tech
Steven Seigo
Patrick McCadde
Jacob Johnstone
Dennis Rix
Daniel Holmberg
Ryan Furne
Aaron Pietila
Eric Kattelus
Brett Olson
Mikael Lickteig
Alex MacLeod
Bennett Royer
Tommy Brown
Ricky Doriott
Daniel Sova
Carl Nielsen
Deron Cousens
Milos Gordic
Team
Josh Robinson
Totals
Pi Sh +/0
3 -2
0
0 -2
0
3
0
0
0 -2
0
0 -2
0
1 -2
0
0 -1
0
1 -1
0
5
0
0
1 -1
2
2
0
2
2 +1
0
0
0
0
3 +1
0
0 -3
17
0 +2
0
0
0
0
3 +1
0
0
0
21
#
3
6
7
8
9
10
13
14
15
16
19
20
23
24
25
27
28
55
T
33
24 -11
Wisconsin
Craig Johnson
Justin Schultz
Tyler Barnes
Podge Turnbull
Mark Zengerle
Patrick Johnson
Gavin Hartzog
Jefferson Dahl
Craig Smith
Sean Dolan
Jake Gardiner
Ryan Little
Derek Lee
Joe Faust
Michael Mersch
Frankie Simonell
Jordy Murray
John Ramage
Team
Brett Bennett
Totals
G A
0 0
0 0
0 1
1 0
0 0
1 0
0 0
0 0
1 1
0 1
0 3
0 0
0 1
0 0
2 1
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
dnp
5 9
Pi Sh +/0
2 -2
0
0 +1
0
0 +1
2
3 +1
0
0
0
0
3
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
4 +1
0
1 +1
0
4 +4
4
2 -1
0
0 +1
2
2 -2
0
4 +1
0
1
0
0
2 +1
2
3 +3
0
0
0
10
Michigan Tech (3-2-2, 1-2-1 WCHA) vs. Wisconsin (5-2-1, 2-1-1 WCHA)
Prd Time Team
Scored by
1. 2nd 10:01 MTU PP Alex MacLeod/4
Goals by Period
Team
1 2 3 Tot
MTU
2 0 0
2
UW
0 2 3
5
Shots by Period
1 2 3 Tot
MTU
8 11 5 24
UW
13 10 9 32
Team
Prd
MTU
UW
1st
0-0 (0)
0-1 (2)
2nd
0-1 (2)
1-1 (4)
3rd
0-2 (0)
0-1 (0)
Total
0-3 (2)
1-3 (6)
Dec
L
Min
GA
1
2
3
Saves
58:03
4
1
13
0
8
0
6
0
27
0
1:57
##
Prd
MTU
UW
1st
1-2
0-0
2nd
3-17
2-4
3rd
1-2
3-6
Total
5-21
5-10
Three stars:
1. None
2. None
3. None
Officials:
Referee:Todd Anderson
Referee:Marco Hunt
Linesman:Dan Carey
1
Player
Carl Nielsen
Joe Faust
Carl Nielsen
Carl Nielsen
Bennett Royer
Team MinOffense
MTU
2.Slashing
UW
2.Holding
MTU
MTU
10.Game Misconduct
MTU
2.Roughing
Time
09:07
03:12
15:44
15:44
15:44
PP
PP
Prd
2nd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
Player
Ryan Little
Alex MacLeod
Podge Turnbull
John Ramage
Ryan Little
EV Craig Smith/5
4. 2nd 19:23 UW
EV Ryan Little/3
5. 3rd 01:37 UW
SH Sean Dolan/3
#
6
7
8
9
11
12
13
15
16
17
18
19
21
23
24
25
26
28
T
30
G A
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
1 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
dnp
1 2
Michigan Tech
Steven Seigo
Patrick McCadde
Jacob Johnstone
Dennis Rix
Daniel Holmberg
Ryan Furne
Aaron Pietila
Eric Kattelus
Brett Olson
Mikael Lickteig
Alex MacLeod
Bennett Royer
Tommy Brown
Ricky Doriott
Daniel Sova
Carl Nielsen
Deron Cousens
Milos Gordic
Team
Josh Robinson
Totals
Michigan Tech
35 Kevin Genoe
##
Min
GA
60:00
2
1
2
3
Saves
Vis. on ice
18,12,24,25,15
Home on ice
10,16,19,55
15,21,12,8,26
6,25,20,23,24
12,23,26,28,16
15,10,55,25,19
24,15,19,6,18
20,10,16,6,19
6,19,26,28,16
16,19,55,23
Pi Sh +/0
3 -2
0
0
0
0
1 -1
0
1
0
0
1
0
2
1 -2
0
2
0
0
4 -2
2
1 -2
2
1
0
0
4 -1
0
2 -2
0
1 -1
0
1 -1
0
2 -1
2
0
0
0
1 -3
2
3 -2
0
0
0
10
#
3
6
7
8
9
10
14
15
16
19
20
23
24
25
27
28
29
55
T
1
29 -20
Wisconsin
Craig Johnson
Justin Schultz
Tyler Barnes
Podge Turnbull
Mark Zengerle
Patrick Johnson
Jefferson Dahl
Craig Smith
Sean Dolan
Jake Gardiner
Ryan Little
Derek Lee
Joe Faust
Michael Mersch
Frankie Simonell
Jordy Murray
Jason Clark
John Ramage
Team
Scott Gudmands
Totals
G A
0 0
1 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 3
0 0
1 0
1 1
0 0
1 1
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 2
0 0
dnp
4 8
Shots by Period
Team
1 2 3 Tot
MTU 10 11 8 29
UW
6 11 10 27
Prd
MTU
UW
1st
0-0 (0)
0-1 (0)
2nd
1-2 (4)
0-0 (0)
3rd
0-4 (3)
0-1 (2)
Total
1-6 (7)
0-2 (2)
Pi Sh +/0
2
0
0
4 +2
0
1
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
6
2 +2
0
0
0
2
5 +1
2
1 +2
2
3 +3
0
3 +2
0
2 +2
0
1 +1
0
1 +2
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
2 +2
0
0
0
18
Goals by Period
Team
1 2 3 Tot
0 1 0
1
0 3 1
4
MTU
UW
Prd
MTU
UW
1st
1-2
0-0
2nd
3-6
5-10
3rd
1-2
4-8
Total
5-10
9-18
Three stars:
1. None
2. None
3. None
Officials:
Referee:Marco Hunt
Linesman:Dan Carey
Scorer:Karl Anderson
27 +1
6 11
5
22
Dec
L
Min
GA
1
2
3
60:00
4
6
8
9
Saves
23
Wisconsin
33 Brett Bennett
##
Dec
W
Min
GA
60:00
1
2
3
Saves
10 10
1
8
28
PENALTY SUMMARY
Prd
1st
2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
PENALTY SUMMARY
Prd
1st
2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
3. 2nd 18:30 UW
Assists
Ryan Furne/2
Daniel Sova/2
Michael Mersch/2
Ryan Little/3
Patrick Johnson/3
John Ramage/4
Patrick Johnson/4
Sean Dolan/5
Patrick Johnson/2
John Ramage/5
GOALTENDERS
32 +1
Wisconsin
Dec
Scott Gudmandson W
EV Justin Schultz/3
TEAM SUMMARY
GOALTENDERS
Michigan Tech
35 Kevin Genoe
EMPTY NET
##
2. 2nd 14:06 UW
Team MiOffense
Time
UW
2.Roughing
15:44
MTU
2.Holding
02:45
UW
2.Goaltender Interfere02:45
UW
2.Cross-Checking
11:12 PP
UW
2.Tripping
14:18 PP
Player
Carl Nielsen
Ryan Furne
Patrick Johnson
Patrick Johnson
Podge Turnbull
Mikael Lickteig
Patrick Johnson
Team MinOffense
MTU
MTU
2.Roughing
UW
2.Tripping
UW
2.Unsportsmanlike Con
UW
2.Tripping
MTU
2.Slashing
UW
2.Slashing
Time
00:16
01:46
01:46
01:46
09:21
16:03
16:03
PP
PP
PP
Win-Brett Bennett (3-0-0). Loss-Kevin Genoe (2-2-1).
Win-Scott Gudmandson (2-2-1). Loss-Kevin Genoe (2-1-1).
MTU timeout at 17:59
49
Prd
2nd
2nd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
Player
Brett Olson
Sean Dolan
Jake Gardiner
John Ramage
Craig Smith
Milos Gordic
Frankie Simonelli
Team MiOffense
Time
MTU
UW
UW
2.Holding
00:49 PP
UW
2.Unsportsmanlike Co 01:37 PP
UW
2.Hooking
03:56 PP
MTU
2.Holding
13:46 PP
UW
2.Tripping
19:27 PP
#15 Wisconsin vs #17 Minnesota (Nov 06, 2010 at Minneapolis, Minn.)
#15 Wisconsin vs #17 Minnesota (Nov 05, 2010 at Minneapolis, Minn.)
Wisconsin (6-2-1) vs. Minnesota (5-4-0)
Date: Nov 05, 2010 • Location: Minneapolis, Minn. • Arena: Mariucci Arena
Prd Time Team
Scored by
1. 1st 19:17 UW
EV Michael Mersch/4
2. 2nd 01:50 UW
EV Derek Lee/3
3. 2nd 08:20 UW
EV Jordy Murray/6
4. 2nd 12:12 UW
EV Michael Mersch/5
5. 2nd 19:20 UW
PP Mark Zengerle/3
6. 3rd 13:55 UW
EV Tyler Barnes/2
#
3
6
7
8
9
10
14
15
16
19
20
23
24
25
27
28
29
55
33
G A
0 0
0 1
1 0
0 1
1 2
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 1
0 0
1 0
0 0
2 0
0 2
1 0
0 0
0 1
dnp
6 9
Assists
Mark Zengerle/9
John Ramage/6
Craig Smith/7
Mark Zengerle/10
Frankie Simonell/1
Podge Turnbull/3
Jake Gardiner/7
Justin Schultz/7
Frankie Simonell/2
25,6,8,20,19 23,19,21,10,20
23,9,55,24,25
23,9,21,4,28
28,15,9,19,16
17,16,13,4,28
25,27,8,55,10
23,9,21,10,20
26,19,11,29,2
TEAM SUMMARY
Wisconsin
Craig Johnson
Justin Schultz
Tyler Barnes
Podge Turnbull
Mark Zengerle
Patrick Johnson
Jefferson Dahl
Craig Smith
Sean Dolan
Jake Gardiner
Ryan Little
Derek Lee
Joe Faust
Michael Mersch
Frankie Simonell
Jordy Murray
Jason Clark
John Ramage
Brett Bennett
Totals
Pi Sh +/0
1
0
0
1 +1
0
2 +1
0
3 +2
2
3 +2
0
0 +1
0
2 +1
2
3 +1
0
1 +1
2
3 +2
2
1 +1
0
6 +1
0
0 +2
0
5 +3
0
2 +2
0
3 +1
0
1 +1
0
1 +2
8
#
2
4
9
10
11
13
14
15
16
17
19
20
21
22
23
26
28
29
30
35
38 +2
G A
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
dnp
dnp
0 0
Minnesota
Kevin Wehrs
Seth Helgeson
Taylor Matson
Aaron Ness
Mike Hoeffel
Nico Sacchetti
Tom Serratore
Joe Miller
Nate Condon
Jacob Cepis
Erik Haula
Mark Alt
Jake Hansen
Max Gardiner
Jared Larson
Jay Barriball
Cade Fairchild
Nate Schmidt
Jake Kremer
Kent Patterson
Totals
Pi Sh +/2
0 -1
0
0 -2
0
2 -2
2
0 -2
0
3 -1
0
2 -1
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
2 -1
2
4 -1
2
1 -2
2
0 -2
0
2 -3
0
2
0
2
1 -3
0
3 -1
0
1 -2
2
0 -1
14
Prd Time Team
Scored by
1. 1st 04:18 MINN EV Taylor Matson/5
Goals by Period
Team
1 2 3 Tot
UW
1 4 1
6
MINN 0 0 0
0
Shots by Period
1 2 3 Tot
UW
14 16 8 38
MINN 9 7 8 24
3. 1st 17:59 UW
PP Justin Schultz/4
4. 2nd 03:39 UW
PP Jordy Murray/7
Prd
UW
MINN
1st
0-3 (2)
0-0 (0)
2nd
1-2 (3)
0-1 (2)
3rd
0-1 (1)
0-3 (4)
Total
1-6 (6)
0-4 (6)
6. 3rd 17:06 UW
EV Jordy Murray/8
#
3
6
7
8
9
10
14
15
16
19
20
23
24
25
27
28
29
33
55
T
1
G A
0 0
1 1
0 0
0 0
0 3
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
2 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
dnp
3 6
5. 2nd 18:47 MINN PP Jay Barriball/9
1
Wisconsin
Dec
Scott Gudmandson W
EMPTY NET
Min
GA
1
2
3
Saves
59:53
0
0
9
0
7
0
8
0
24
0
0:07
Prd
UW
MINN
1st
0-0
3-6
2nd
1-2
2-4
3rd
3-6
2-4
Total
4-8
7-14
Three stars:
1. Mark Zengerle
2. Michael Mersch
3. Scott Gudmandson
Officials:
Referee:Don Adam
Referee:Craig Welker
Linesman:Matt Anderson
Linesman:Tony Czech
24 -25
Minnesota
33 Alex Kangas
##
Dec
L
Min
GA
60:00
6
2
3
Saves
13 12
1
7
32
Player
Mark Alt
Nate Schmidt
Jared Larson
Kevin Wehrs
Mark Zengerle
Erik Haula
Team MinOffense
Time
MINN
2.Interference
00:15
MINN
2.Interference
09:34
MINN
2.Goaltender Interferen14:01
MINN
2.Interference
05:58
UW
2.Hooking
14:39
MINN
2.Slashing
18:15
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
Wisconsin
Craig Johnson
Justin Schultz
Tyler Barnes
Podge Turnbull
Mark Zengerle
Patrick Johnson
Jefferson Dahl
Craig Smith
Sean Dolan
Jake Gardiner
Ryan Little
Derek Lee
Joe Faust
Michael Mersch
Frankie Simonell
Jordy Murray
Jason Clark
Brett Bennett
John Ramage
Team
Scott Gudmands
Totals
## Wisconsin
Prd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
33 Brett Bennett
Player
Jake Gardiner
Jacob Cepis
Ryan Little
Aaron Ness
Craig Smith
Team MiOffense
UW
2.Holding
MINN 2.Elbowing
UW
2.Holding
MINN 2.Hooking
UW
2.Hooking
Time
00:51
07:18
10:32
11:32
14:24
6,16,10,9
6,9,19,25,23 11,16,10,20
28,6,9,19,15 11,9,10,20
10,16,3,55
Pi Sh +/0
1 -1
0
5 +1
2
0
0
0
1 -1
0
1 +1
0
2
0
0
1
0
6
3
0
0
0 +1
2
4 -1
2
1
0
0
0 -1
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
2
4 +1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
14
26
#
2
4
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
19
20
21
22
26
28
35
23
30
33
26,28,19,17,11
0
G
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
A
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
1
0
1
1
dnp
dnp
dnp
3 6
Pi Sh +/2
1
0
4
0 -1
4
1 +1
0
1
0
0
4 -1
0
0 +1
0
2
0
0
1
0
2
0
0
0
1
0
0
5
0
0
0 -1
0
1
0
2
2 +1
0
2 +1
0
3 -1
0
1
0
0
0
0
14
25
Shots by Period
Team
1 2 3 OT Tot
UW
9 6 8 3 26
MINN 12 5 5 3 25
Prd
UW
MINN
1st
1-1 (1)
1-2 (5)
2nd
1-3 (3)
1-2 (1)
3rd
0-0 (0)
0-0 (0)
OT
0-0 (0)
0-0 (0)
Total
2-4 (4)
2-4 (6)
28,9,15,16,6 11,19,26,4,28
Minnesota
Kevin Wehrs
Seth Helgeson
Taylor Matson
Aaron Ness
Mike Hoeffel
Justin Holl
Nico Sacchetti
Tom Serratore
Joe Miller
Nate Condon
Jacob Cepis
Erik Haula
Mark Alt
Jake Hansen
Max Gardiner
Jay Barriball
Cade Fairchild
Kent Patterson
Jared Larson
Jake Kremer
Alex Kangas
Totals
Goals by Period
Team
1 2 3 OT Tot
1 1 1 0
3
2 1 0 0
3
UW
MINN
17,19,11,28,26
Prd
UW
MINN
1st
3-6
2-4
2nd
4-8
5-10
3rd
0-0
0-0
OT
0-0
0-0
Total
7-14
7-14
Three stars:
1. Jordy Murray
2. Mark Zengerle
3. Jay Barriball
Officials:
Referee:Don Adam
Linesman:Tony Czech
0
GOALTENDERS
PENALTY SUMMARY
Prd
1st
1st
1st
2nd
2nd
2nd
19,8,3,23,15 9,21,22,12,28
TEAM SUMMARY
GOALTENDERS
##
Assists
Jake Hansen/2
Max Gardiner/1
Erik Haula/9
Mike Hoeffel/4
Mark Zengerle/11
Brett Bennett/2
Justin Schultz/8
Mark Zengerle/12
Cade Fairchild/4
Kent Patterson/1
Mark Zengerle/13
Craig Smith/8
2. 1st 11:41 MINN PP Jacob Cepis/4
Team
9,19,6,15,28 11,26,10,20
7,27,14,24,29
Wisconsin (6-2-2, 3-1-2 WCHA) vs. Minnesota (5-4-1, 3-4-1 WCHA)
Date: Nov 06, 2010 • Location: Minneapolis, Minn. • Arena: Mariucci Arena
Dec
T
Min
65:00
GA
1
2
3 OT Saves
3
10
4
5
3
22
## Minnesota
Dec
35 Kent Patterson
T
Min
65:00
GA
1
2
3 OT Saves
3
8
5
7
3
23
PENALTY SUMMARY
PP
PP
PP
Prd
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
2nd
2nd
PP
Win-Scott Gudmandson (3-2-1). Loss-Alex Kangas (1-4-0).
Player
Jordy Murray
Jake Gardiner
Craig Smith
Kevin Wehrs
Taylor Matson
Joe Miller
Seth Helgeson
Team MinOffense
UW
2.Tripping
UW
2.Interference
UW
2.Roughing
MINN
2.Roughing
MINN
2.Cross-Checking
MINN
2.Tripping
MINN
2.Elbowing
Time
11:10
13:32
14:59
14:59
17:00
02:35
06:44
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
Prd
2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
Player
Ryan Little
Jake Hansen
Taylor Matson
Seth Helgeson
Craig Smith
Craig Smith
Tyler Barnes
Team MiOffense
UW
2.Roughing
MINN 2.Roughing
MINN 2.Slashing
MINN 2.Roughing
UW
2.Roughing
UW
2.Roughing
UW
2.Tripping
Time
13:28
13:28
13:28 PP
13:57
13:57
13:57 PP
17:54 PP
Wisconsin-Brett Bennett (3-0-1). Minnesota-Kent Patterson (4-0-1).
Minnesota timeout at 3:57 (OT)
#10 North Dakota vs #13 Wisconsin (Nov 12, 2010 at Madison, Wis.)
#10 North Dakota vs #13 Wisconsin (Nov 13, 2010 at Madison, Wis.)
North Dakota (6-4-1, 5-2-0 WCHA) vs. Wisconsin (6-3-2, 3-2-2 WCHA)
Date: Nov 12, 2010 • Location: Madison, Wis. • Arena: Kohl Center
Prd Time Team
Scored by
1. 3rd 14:29 UND EV Jason Gregoire/4
Assists
Derrick LaPoint/3
Vis. on ice
17,25,5,10
Home on ice
10,15,6,19
TEAM SUMMARY
#
3
4
5
7
8
9
10
11
17
18
19
20
21
22
24
25
26
29
T
31
North Dakota
Derrick LaPoint
Derek Forbort
Chay Genoway
Danny Kristo
Michael Cichy
Mario Lamoureu
Corban Knight
Derek Rodwell
Jason Gregoire
Dillon Simpson
Evan Trupp
Joe Gleason
Matt Frattin
Brad Malone
Ben Blood
Jake Marto
Brett Hextall
Brock Nelson
Team
Brad Eidsness
Totals
G A
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
1 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
dnp
1 1
Pi Sh +/0
1
0
0
0
0
2
2 +1
0
5
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1 +1
4
2
0
0
4 +1
0
0
0
0
1
0
15
0
0
0
2
0
0
2
0
4
1
0
0
1 +1
15
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
40
#
3
6
7
8
9
10
14
15
16
19
20
23
24
25
27
28
29
55
T
33
25 +4
G A
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
dnp
0 0
Wisconsin
Craig Johnson
Justin Schultz
Tyler Barnes
Podge Turnbull
Mark Zengerle
Patrick Johnson
Jefferson Dahl
Craig Smith
Sean Dolan
Jake Gardiner
Ryan Little
Derek Lee
Joe Faust
Michael Mersch
Frankie Simonell
Jordy Murray
Jason Clark
John Ramage
Team
Brett Bennett
Totals
Pi Sh +/0
0
0
0
0 -1
0
0
0
2
1
0
0
2
0
2
1 -1
0
0
0
0
3 -1
2
4
0
0
1 -1
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
8
16
North Dakota (7-4-1, 6-2-0 WCHA) vs. Wisconsin (6-4-2, 3-3-2 WCHA)
Prd Time Team
Scored by
1. 2nd 08:44 UND PP Matt Frattin/9
Goals by Period
Team
1 2 3 Tot
UND
0 0 1
1
UW
0 0 0
0
2. 3rd 04:36 UW
Shots by Period
1 2 3 Tot
UND
7 6 12 25
UW
5 4 7 16
Team
Prd
UND
UW
1st
0-1 (1)
0-2 (3)
2nd
0-1 (1)
0-1 (1)
3rd
0-1 (0)
0-3 (1)
Total
0-3 (2)
0-6 (5)
Three stars:
1. None
2. None
3. None
GOALTENDERS
North Dakota
32 Aaron Dell
Dec
W
Min
GA
1
2
3
Saves
60:00
0
5
4
7
16
##
1
Wisconsin
Scott Gudmandson
EMPTY NET
Dec
L
Min
GA
1
2
3
Saves
59:32
1
0
7
0
6 11
0 0
24
0
0:28
Player
Joe Gleason
Joe Gleason
Ben Blood
Patrick Johnson
Derek Rodwell
Sean Dolan
Brett Hextall
Team MinOffense
UND
UND
10.Game Misconduct
UND
2.Slashing
UW
2.Hooking
UND
2.Cross-Checking
UW
2.Hooking
UND
Time
02:43
02:43
09:35
15:38
18:30
02:14
16:54
PP
PP
PP
PP
Prd
2nd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
Player
Brett Hextall
Chay Genoway
Podge Turnbull
Derek Rodwell
Michael Mersch
Ben Blood
Team MiOffense
UND 10.Game Misconduct
UND
2.Interference
UW
2.Tripping
UND
2.Roughing
UW
2.Roughing
UND
2.Interference
PP Corban Knight/7
EV Matt Frattin/10
6. 3rd 12:25 UW
EV Justin Schultz/5
55,23,10,19,7
10,5,17,24,26
8,9,15,24,27
10,5,26,7,17 10,16,6,19
21,19,5,9,24 7,14,29,6,19
6,19,25,7,9
17,3,10,26,25
North Dakota
Derrick LaPoint
Derek Forbort
Chay Genoway
Danny Kristo
Michael Cichy
Mario Lamoureu
Corban Knight
Derek Rodwell
Jason Gregoire
Dillon Simpson
Evan Trupp
Joe Gleason
Matt Frattin
Brad Malone
Ben Blood
Jake Marto
Brett Hextall
Brock Nelson
Team
Brad Eidsness
Totals
G A
0 0
0 0
0 3
0 0
0 1
0 1
2 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 1
0 0
2 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
dnp
4 7
Pi Sh +/0
0 -1
0
0
0
0
9 +2
0
9
0
0
2
0
0
1 +1
0
6
0
0
1
0
0
4
0
0
0
0
2
2 +1
0
0
0
2
5 +1
0
1
0
0
0 +2
0
0 -1
0
1
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
4
#
3
6
7
8
9
10
12
14
15
16
19
20
23
24
25
27
29
55
T
33
43 +5
G A
0 0
1 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
1 0
0 0
dnp
2 4
Wisconsin
Craig Johnson
Justin Schultz
Tyler Barnes
Podge Turnbull
Mark Zengerle
Patrick Johnson
Keegan Meuer
Jefferson Dahl
Craig Smith
Sean Dolan
Jake Gardiner
Ryan Little
Derek Lee
Joe Faust
Michael Mersch
Frankie Simonell
Jason Clark
John Ramage
Team
Brett Bennett
Totals
Pi Sh +/0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
2 -1
0
1
0
2
0
0
2
0
0
0
0 -1
2
1 -1
0
1
0
0
6
0
4
0
0
0
1
0
2
0 -1
0
1 +1
0
0 -1
2
0 -1
0
2
0
0
0
0
14
16
Goals by Period
Team
1 2 3 Tot
0 1 3
4
0 0 2
2
UND
UW
3,25,9,26
Shots by Period
Team
1 2 3 Tot
UND 16 11 16 43
UW
4 5 7 16
Prd
UND
UW
1st
0-3 (7)
0-0 (1)
2nd
1-1 (1)
0-1 (0)
3rd
1-3 (12)
1-1 (3)
Total
2-7 (20)
1-2 (4)
Prd
UND
UW
1st
1-2
3-6
2nd
0-0
1-2
3rd
1-2
3-6
Total
2-4
7-14
Three stars:
1. None
2. None
3. None
Officials:
Referee:Marco Hunt
Referee:Derek Shepherd
Linesman:Dan Carey
Linesman:Ed Moberg
-5
GOALTENDERS
North Dakota
32 Aaron Dell
##
PENALTY SUMMARY
Prd
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
2nd
2nd
EV Corban Knight/6
4. 3rd 08:32 UND
5. 3rd 09:54 UND
#
3
4
5
7
8
9
10
11
17
18
19
20
21
22
24
25
26
29
T
31
Officials:
Referee:Marco Hunt
Linesman:Dan Carey
Linesman:Ed Moberg
##
3. 3rd 06:11 UND
21,5,8,19,22 3,55,15,23
TEAM SUMMARY
Prd
UND
UW
1st
4-19
1-2
2nd
2-15
1-2
3rd
3-6
2-4
Total
9-40
4-8
-4
Assists
Chay Genoway/6
Michael Cichy/1
Derek Lee/4
Patrick Johnson/6
Chay Genoway/7
Jason Gregoire/6
Chay Genoway/8
Evan Trupp/6
Mario Lamoureux/3
Jake Gardiner/8
Michael Mersch/3
PP John Ramage/1
Time
16:54
03:15 PP
07:25 PP
13:27
13:27
17:12 PP
Dec
W
Min
GA
1
2
3
Saves
60:00
2
4
5
5
14
##
1
Wisconsin
Scott Gudmandson
EMPTY NET
Dec
L
Min
GA
58:48
4
0
1:12
3
Saves
16 10 13
0 0 0
1
2
39
0
PENALTY SUMMARY
Prd
1st
1st
1st
1st
2nd
Win-Aaron Dell (5-3-0). Loss-Scott Gudmandson (3-3-1).
Player
Jason Clark
Ryan Little
Joe Faust
Matt Frattin
Ryan Little
Team MinOffense
UW
2.Tripping
UW
2.Charging The Goalie
UW
2.Holding
UND
2.Cross-Checking
UW
2.Boarding
Time
09:42
10:49
14:25
19:04
07:27
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
Prd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
Win-Aaron Dell (6-3-0). Loss-Scott Gudmandson (3-4-1).
Wisconsin timeout at 18:48 in the third.
North Dakota timeout at 18:48 in the third.
50
Player
Patrick Johnson
Evan Trupp
Craig Smith
Keegan Meuer
Team MiOffense
UW
2.Charging Atw
UND
2.Charging
UW
2.Delay Of Game
UW
2.Boarding
Time
00:22
02:48
08:13
15:11
PP
PP
PP
PP
#1 Minnesota Duluth vs #15 Wisconsin (Nov 19, 2010 at Madison, Wis.)
#1 Minnesota Duluth vs #15 Wisconsin (Nov 20, 2010 at Madison, Wis.)
Minnesota Duluth (10-1-2, 7-1-1 WCHA) vs. Wisconsin (6-5-2, 3-4-2 WCHA)
Prd Time Team
Scored by
1. 1st 02:10 UMD EV Mike Seidel/2
2. 1st 10:53 UW
EV Sean Dolan/4
3. 1st 13:52 UW
4. 1st 18:56 UW
5. 2nd 02:07 UMD
EV Tyler Barnes/3
EV Craig Smith/6
EV Mike Seidel/3
6. 2nd 05:15 UMD
7. 2nd 05:32 UMD
EV Justin Fontaine/9
EV Travis Oleksuk/8
8. 2nd 11:00 UMD
PP Kyle Schmidt/5
9. 2nd 13:24 UW
PP Jordy Murray/9
10. 3rd 19:16 UW
EX Tyler Barnes/4
11. OT 04:49 UMD
EV Travis Oleksuk/9
Assists
Justin Schultz/9
Jason Clark/1
Derek Lee/5
Jordy Murray/3
Keegan Flaherty/1
Dan DeLisle/2
Jack Connolly/15
Mike Montgomery/4
Drew Olson/1
Travis Oleksuk/7
J.T. Brown/9
Mark Zengerle/14
Jake Gardiner/9
Craig Smith/9
John Ramage/7
Dylan Olsen/10
Vis. on ice
17,14,24,8,10
2,18,12,22,28
Home on ice
4,27,9,28,7
16,6,19,20,10
7,25,23,3,55
15,28,9,3,55
7,23,25,3,55
4,25,17,14,10
2,28,14,17,10
17,14,10,8,24
37,12,24,8,22
6,19,16,20,10
11,24,8,7,23 9,15,28,55,3
7,11,23,4,24 16,10,3,55
37,22,25,4
28,9,19,15,6
10,14,28,37,2
7,15,55,23,25,3
11,4,25,22
6,19,28,15
Minnesota Duluth
Brady Lamb
Dylan Olsen
Kyle Schmidt
Drew Olson
Dan DeLisle
Travis Oleksuk
Jack Connolly
Keegan Flaherty
Mike Seidel
Joe Basaraba
Max Tardy
Mike Connolly
J.T. Brown
Mike Montgomer
Justin Faulk
David Grun
Wade Bergman
Justin Fontaine
Team
Totals
G
0
0
1
0
0
2
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
6
A
0
1
0
1
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
8
Pi Sh +/0
1 -3
0
1
0
0
5 +1
0
0 +4
0
3 -1
0
2 +2
2
0
0
4
2 -1
0
2
0
0
1 -1
0
0
0
0
3 +1
0
3 +1
2
0 +4
0
2
0
0
1
0
0
1 -3
0
3
0
0
0
0
8 30 +4
#
3
4
6
7
9
10
14
15
16
18
19
20
23
25
27
28
29
55
T
Wisconsin
Craig Johnson
Eric Springer
Justin Schultz
Tyler Barnes
Mark Zengerle
Patrick Johnson
Jefferson Dahl
Craig Smith
Sean Dolan
Sean Little
Jake Gardiner
Ryan Little
Derek Lee
Michael Mersch
Frankie Simonell
Jordy Murray
Jason Clark
John Ramage
Team
Totals
G
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
5
A
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
1
1
1
0
8
Prd Time Team
Scored by
1. 2nd 01:10 UMD EV Kyle Schmidt/6
Goals by Period
Team
1 2 3 OT Tot
UMD
1 4 0 1
6
UW
3 1 1 0
5
Shots by Period
1 2 3 OT Tot
UMD
7 12 9 2 30
UW
8 10 8 2 28
Team
Prd
UMD
UW
1st
0-0 (1)
0-0 (0)
2nd
1-3 (1)
1-1 (2)
3rd
0-1 (2)
0-2 (1)
OT
0-0 (0)
0-0 (0)
Total
1-4 (4)
1-3 (3)
Pi Sh +/0
1 +1
0
0 -1
0
2 -1
0
2
0
0
3 -1
2
1
0
0
0
0
2
1
0
2
5
0
0
0
0
0
6 -1
0
2
0
0
1 +1
0
1 +1
2
2 -1
0
1 -2
0
0
0
2
0 +1
0
0
0
10 28 -3
2. 2nd 15:45 UW
EV Michael Mersch/6
3. 3rd 04:22 UMD
4. 3rd 10:01 UW
SH Mike Connolly/9
PP Jordy Murray/10
5. OT 01:11 UMD
EV Jack Connolly/5
#
2
4
7
8
10
11
12
14
15
17
18
22
23
24
25
27
28
37
T
35
G A
0 0
0 1
1 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
1 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
1 1
0 1
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
dnp
3 4
Assists
Dylan Olsen/2
J.T. Brown/10
Jake Gardiner/10
Mark Zengerle/15
Mark Zengerle/16
Craig Smith/10
Mike Connolly/11
Justin Faulk/7
Three stars:
1. None
2. None
3. None
Officials:
Referee:Brian Thul
Referee:Tim Walsh
Linesman:Dan Carey
Minnesota Duluth
Brady Lamb
Dylan Olsen
Kyle Schmidt
Drew Olson
Dan DeLisle
Travis Oleksuk
Jack Connolly
Keegan Flaherty
Jake Hendrickso
Mike Seidel
Joe Basaraba
Mike Connolly
J.T. Brown
Mike Montgomer
Justin Faulk
David Grun
Wade Bergman
Justin Fontaine
Team
Kenny Reiter
Totals
Pi Sh +/0
0
0
0
3 +1
2
3
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
2
5 +1
4
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
5 +2
2
5
0
0
2
0
2
5 +3
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0 +2
0
0
0
12
#
3
4
6
7
9
10
14
15
16
18
19
20
23
25
27
28
29
55
T
1
35 +9
Dec
Min
18:56
45:46
0:07
GA
1
2
3 OT Saves
3
2
0
5
0
0
0
9
0
0
7
0
35 Kenny Reiter
31 Aaron Crandall
EMPTY NET
W
Prd
1st
2nd
2nd
2nd
3rd
Team MinOffense
UW
2.Hooking
UW
2.Slashing
UW
2.Slashing
UMD
2.Holding
UW
2.Elbowing
0
2
0
5
18
0
31 Aaron Crandall
Time
19:14
08:14
10:35
11:51
06:48
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
## Wisconsin
Min
GA
1
2
3 OT Saves
1 Scott Gudmandson
25:15
33 Brett Bennett
OTL 39:16
0:18
EMPTY NET
3
3
0
6
0
0
4
4
0
0
9
0
Prd
3rd
3rd
OT
OT
25,19,9,23,55
22,37,25,4
25,27,4,14
9,15,28,6,19
28,9,15,6,19
12,22,25,37,8
10,23,20,6,19
Wisconsin
Craig Johnson
Eric Springer
Justin Schultz
Tyler Barnes
Mark Zengerle
Patrick Johnson
Jefferson Dahl
Craig Smith
Sean Dolan
Sean Little
Jake Gardiner
Ryan Little
Derek Lee
Michael Mersch
Frankie Simonell
Jordy Murray
Jason Clark
John Ramage
Team
Scott Gudmands
Totals
G A
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 2
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
1 0
0 0
1 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
dnp
2 4
Shots by Period
Team
1 2 3 OT Tot
UMD
7 18 8 2 35
UW
6 9 7 2 24
Prd
UMD
UW
1st
0-0 (0)
0-1 (1)
2nd
0-2 (8)
0-2 (5)
3rd
0-2 (2)
1-2 (2)
OT
0-0 (0)
0-0 (0)
Total
0-4 (10)
1-5 (8)
Pi Sh +/0
0 -1
0
1
0
0
2 -2
0
1
0
0
2 -1
0
2 -1
0
0
0
2
1 -2
2
2
0
0
0
0
0
4 -1
4
1 -1
0
0
0
0
3 +1
0
0
0
0
3 -2
0
0
0
2
2
0
0
0
0
10
Goals by Period
Team
1 2 3 OT Tot
UMD
0 1 1 1
3
UW
0 1 1 0
2
Prd
UMD
UW
1st
1-2
0-0
2nd
2-4
3-6
3rd
3-6
2-4
OT
0-0
0-0
Total
6-12
5-10
Three stars:
1. None
2. None
3. None
Officials:
Referee:Tim Walsh
Referee:Brian Thul
Linesman:Dan Carey
24 -10
Dec
W
Min
61:11
GA
1
2
3 OT Saves
2
6
8
6
2
22
## Wisconsin
Dec
33 Brett Bennett
EMPTY NET
Min
GA
OTL 59:54
3
0
1:17
1
2
7 17
0 0
3 OT Saves
7
0
1
0
32
0
PENALTY SUMMARY
Dec
0
1
0
Prd
1st
2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
10
14
0
PENALTY SUMMARY
Player
Patrick Johnson
John Ramage
Frankie Simonelli
Keegan Flaherty
Craig Smith
23,4,7,11,8
GOALTENDERS
## Minnesota Duluth
GOALTENDERS
## Minnesota Duluth
7,4,23,11,25 9,15,28,3,55
TEAM SUMMARY
Prd
UMD
UW
1st
0-0
1-2
2nd
1-2
2-4
3rd
2-4
1-2
OT
1-2
1-2
Total
4-8
5-10
TEAM SUMMARY
#
2
4
7
8
10
11
12
14
17
18
19
22
23
24
25
27
28
37
T
Minnesota Duluth (11-1-2, 8-1-1 WCHA) vs. Wisconsin (6-6-2, 3-5-2 WCHA)
Player
Mike Montgomery
Keegan Flaherty
Jack Connolly
Sean Dolan
Team MiOffense
UMD
2.High Sticking
UMD
2.Interference
UMD
2.Roughing
UW
2.High Sticking
Player
Kyle Schmidt
Sean Dolan
Keegan Flaherty
Ryan Little
J.T. Brown
John Ramage
Team MinOffense
UMD
2.Cross-Checking
UW
2.Hooking
UMD
2.Elbowing
UW
2.Interference
UMD
2.High Sticking
UW
2.Roughing
Time
01:13
03:33
06:13
11:37
13:42
18:03
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
Prd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
Player
Keegan Flaherty
Craig Smith
Justin Faulk
Jack Connolly
Ryan Little
Team MiOffense
UMD
2.Interference
UW
2.High Sticking
UMD
2.Roughing
UMD
2.Slashing
UW
2.Interference
Time
03:04 PP
07:22
07:22
09:15 PP
15:43 PP
Win-Aaron Crandall (6-1-0). Loss-Brett Bennett (3-2-1).
WISCONSIN TIMEOUT AT 9:15 IN THIRD PERIOD
Time
08:35 PP
13:09 PP
04:08
04:08
Win-Aaron Crandall (5-1-0). Loss-Brett Bennett (3-1-1).
Wisconsin Timeout at 4:08 in overtime.
#8 Michigan vs #16 Wisconsin (Nov 26, 2010 at Madison, Wis.)
Michigan State vs #16 Wisconsin (Nov 27, 2010 at Madison, Wis.)
Michigan (8-3-4) vs. Wisconsin (6-6-3)
Prd Time Team
Scored by
1. 1st 06:39 MICH EV Luke Moffatt/2
2. 1st 08:17 MICH PP Carl Hagelin/7
3. 1st 10:29 UW
Assists
Chris Brown/8
Matt Rust/6
Chad Langlais/4
Craig Smith/11
Mark Zengerle/17
Jake Gardiner/11
Brandon Burlon/6
A.J. Treais/5
Justin Schultz/10
Derek Lee/6
Mark Zengerle/18
Jordy Murray/4
PP Justin Schultz/6
4. 2nd 00:43 UW
EV Sean Dolan/5
5. 2nd 01:46 MICH PP Chris Brown/2
6. 2nd 11:31 UW
PP Jake Gardiner/3
7. 2nd 17:52 MICH EV Louie Caporusso/5
8. 3rd 00:49 UW
PP Jake Gardiner/4
Vis. on ice
2,10,4,21,9
12,19,7,24,11
6,34,12,19
Home on ice
4,7,23,25,27
3,10,16,55
6,15,9,28,19
7,11,12,24,19
19,20,10,16,6
10,6,21,16,9 19,10,16,6
6,34,11,19
Michigan
G A
Greg Pateryn
0 0
Scooter Vaughan 0 0
Kevin Clare
0 0
Brandon Burlon
0 1
Chad Langlais
0 1
Jacob Fallon
0 0
Luke Moffatt
1 0
Chris Brown
1 1
Kevin Lynch
0 0
Carl Hagelin
1 0
Ben Winnett
0 0
Matt Rust
0 1
A.J. Treais
0 1
Luke Glendening 0 0
Jon Merrill
0 0
David Wohlberg
0 0
Louie Caporusso 1 0
Tristin Llewellyn
0 0
Team
0 0
Bryan Hogan
dnp
Totals
4 5
Pi Sh +/2
3 +2
0
2
0
0
0 +2
0
1
0
4
2 -1
4
1
0
0
2 +1
2
4 +1
0
3 -1
0
5 -1
0
1
0
0
0 -1
0
1 +1
0
1 +1
0
0 -1
12
0 +1
0
5 +1
2
1
0
0
0
0
26
#
3
4
6
7
9
10
14
15
16
18
19
20
23
25
27
28
29
55
T
1
35
32 +5
Wisconsin
Craig Johnson
Eric Springer
Justin Schultz
Tyler Barnes
Mark Zengerle
Patrick Johnson
Jefferson Dahl
Craig Smith
Sean Dolan
Sean Little
Jake Gardiner
Ryan Little
Derek Lee
Michael Mersch
Frankie Simonell
Jordy Murray
Jason Clark
John Ramage
Team
Scott Gudmands
Mitch Thompson
Totals
G A
0 0
0 0
1 1
0 0
0 2
0 0
0 0
0 1
1 0
0 0
2 1
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
dnp
dnp
4 7
19,6,23,28,9
Pi Sh +/0
1 -1
0
1 -1
0
1 +1
0
0 -1
0
1
0
2
1
0
0
0
0
2
4
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
2
4 +1
0
0
0
0
1 -1
2
3 -1
0
1 -1
2
1
0
2
0
0
2
3 -1
0
0
0
Prd Time Team
Scored by
1. 1st 01:03 UW
EV Justin Schultz/7
Goals by Period
Team
1 2 3 OT Tot
MICH 2 2 0 0
4
UW
1 2 1 0
4
Shots by Period
1 2 3 OT Tot
MICH 13 7 10 2 32
UW
4 8 11 1 24
Team
29,2,4,25,23 10,3,20,16,55
7,24,23,25
19,9,28,15,6
TEAM SUMMARY
#
2
3
4
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
16
19
21
23
24
25
29
34
T
35
Michigan State (5-7-3, 2-6-1 CCHA) vs. Wisconsin (7-6-3, 3-5-2)
Prd
MICH
UW
1st
1-4 (7)
1-2 (2)
2nd
1-1 (1)
1-3 (4)
3rd
0-0 (0)
1-1 (1)
OT
0-0 (0)
0-0 (0)
Total
2-5 (8)
3-6 (7)
2. 1st 04:11 MSU
3. 1st 07:08 UW
PP Zach Golembiewski/2
EV Frankie Simonelli/1
4. 2nd 05:26 UW
EV Justin Schultz/8
5. 3rd 00:28 UW
PP Justin Schultz/9
#
4
5
7
8
9
10
11
13
14
16
17
18
19
21
27
42
44
91
T
37
G A
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 1
1 0
0 0
dnp
1 1
24
Prd
MICH
UW
1st
3-6
5-10
2nd
4-8
1-2
3rd
0-0
0-0
OT
2-12
1-2
Total
9-26
7-14
Three stars:
1. None
2. None
3. None
Officials:
Referee:Brad Shepherd
Referee:CJ Berline
Linesman:Ed Moberg
Scorer:Karl Anderson
31 Shawn Hunwick
EMPTY NET
Dec
T
Min
64:52
0:08
GA
1
2
4
0
3
0
6 10
0 0
3 OT Saves
1
0
20
0
## Wisconsin
33 Brett Bennett
EMPTY NET
Michigan State
29 Drew Palmisano
EMPTY NET
-5
Dec
T
Min
64:39
0:21
GA
1
4
0
11
0
2
2
0
28
0
Prd
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
2nd
PENALTY SUMMARY
Prd
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
Player
John Ramage
Jake Gardiner
Greg Pateryn
Jacob Fallon
Jason Clark
Craig Smith
Chad Langlais
Michael Mersch
Team MinOffense
UW
2.Cross-Checking
UW
2.Tripping
MICH
2.High Sticking
MICH
2.Roughing
UW
2.Roughing
UW
2.Tripping
MICH
2.Holding
UW
2.Elbowing
Time
01:21
07:38
09:15
11:36
11:36
12:28
14:07
16:23
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
Prd
2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
OT
OT
OT
Player
Jordy Murray
Chad Langlais
Jacob Fallon
Chris Brown
Tristin Llewellyn
David Wohlberg
Patrick Johnson
David Wohlberg
Team MiOffense
Time
UW
2.Tripping
01:27
MICH 2.Cross-Checking
03:45
MICH 2.Tripping
05:55
MICH 2.Tripping
09:41
MICH 2.Elbowing
18:54
MICH 2.High Sticking
04:28
UW
2.Holding
04:28
MICH 10.10-Minute Miscondu 04:28
14,20,6,19
27,23,7,25,4
91,5,27,17,11
6,28,19,9,15
21,7,8,44
6,19,15,28,9
Pi Sh +/0
2
0
2
0 -2
0
1 -1
0
2
0
0
3
0
4
3
0
0
1 -3
0
1
0
0
2
0
0
1
0
2
0 -2
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
4
1 -3
0
1
0
0
1 -1
2
2 -3
0
0
0
14
#
3
4
6
7
8
9
10
14
15
16
19
20
23
25
27
28
29
55
T
35
22 -15
Wisconsin
Craig Johnson
Eric Springer
Justin Schultz
Tyler Barnes
Podge Turnbull
Mark Zengerle
Patrick Johnson
Jefferson Dahl
Craig Smith
Sean Dolan
Jake Gardiner
Ryan Little
Derek Lee
Michael Mersch
Frankie Simonell
Jordy Murray
Jason Clark
John Ramage
Team
Mitch Thompson
Totals
G A
0 0
0 0
3 0
0 1
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 3
0 0
0 1
0 0
1 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
dnp
4 8
Pi Sh +/0
1
0
0
0 +1
0
8 +2
0
0 +1
2
1
0
0
1 +2
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
4 +2
0
0
0
2
4 +2
2
3
0
0
0 +1
0
0 +1
0
2 +1
0
2 +2
0
3
0
2
1
0
0
0
0
10
Goals by Period
Team
1 2 3 Tot
1 0 0
1
2 1 1
4
MSU
UW
Shots by Period
Team
1 2 3 Tot
MSU
8 9 5 22
UW
13 7 10 30
Prd
MSU
UW
1st
1-2 (4)
0-1 (2)
2nd
0-0 (0)
0-1 (4)
3rd
0-1 (0)
1-3 (4)
Total
1-3 (4)
1-5 (10)
Prd
MSU
UW
1st
2-4
3-6
2nd
3-6
1-2
3rd
2-4
1-2
Total
7-14
5-10
Three stars:
1. None
2. None
3. None
Officials:
Referee:CJ Berline
Linesman:Ed Moberg
30 +1
Dec
L
Min
GA
1
2
3
Saves
59:55
4
0
11
0
6
0
9
0
26
0
0:05
##
1
Wisconsin
Dec
Scott Gudmandson W
EMPTY NET
Min
GA
1
2
3
Saves
59:45
1
0
7
0
9
0
5
0
21
0
0:15
PENALTY SUMMARY
3 OT Saves
5 10
0 0
Home on ice
6,9,15,28,19
91,44,11,42,27
5,91,17,27,11
GOALTENDERS
GOALTENDERS
## Michigan
Vis. on ice
11,27,91,7,44
TEAM SUMMARY
Michigan State
Trevor Nill
Brock Shelgren
Tim Buttery
Chris Forfar
Daultan Leveille
Dustin Gazley
Brett Perlini
Mike Merrifield
Zach Josepher
Dean Chelios
Matt Crandell
Kevin Walrod
Joey Shean
Anthony Hayes
Derek Grant
Jake Chelios
Torey Krug
Zach Golembiew
Team
Will Yanakeff
Totals
##
14
Assists
Mark Zengerle/19
Jake Gardiner/12
Torey Krug/10
Derek Lee/6
Tyler Barnes/3
Jordy Murray/5
Jake Gardiner/13
Jake Gardiner/4
Craig Smith/12
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
Player
Patrick Johnson
Matt Crandell
Podge Turnbull
Derek Grant
Jake Gardiner
Derek Grant
Team MinOffense
Time
UW
2.Tripping
03:02
MSU
2.Slashing
04:21
UW
2.High Sticking
04:21
MSU
2.Cross-Checking
07:08
UW
2.Checking From Behin 17:32
MSU
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
Prd
2nd
2nd
2nd
3rd
3rd
3rd
Player
Dustin Gazley
Dustin Gazley
John Ramage
Brock Shelgren
Zach Golembiewski
Ryan Little
Win-Scott Gudmandson (4-4-1). Loss-Drew Palmisano (5-6-3).
Michigan-Shawn Hunwick (2-2-4). Wisconsin-Brett Bennett (3-2-2).
WISCONSIN TIMEOUT AT 4:28 IN THE OVERTIME PERIOD
51
Team MiOffense
Time
MSU
2.Cross-Checking
19:36 PP
MSU
2.Roughing
19:36
UW
MSU
2.Hooking
06:47 PP
MSU
2.Tripping
16:58 PP
UW
2.Charging
19:00 PP
Wisconsin vs Alaska Anchorage (Dec 04, 2010 at Anchorage, AK)
Wisconsin vs Alaska Anchorage (Dec 03, 2010 at Anchorage, AK)
Wisconsin (7-7-3, 3-6-2 WCHA) vs. Alaska Anchorage (5-8-2, 4-6-1 WCHA)
Date: Dec 03, 2010 • Location: Anchorage, AK • Arena: Sullivan Arena
Prd Time Team
Scored by
1. 2nd 05:49 UAA SH Craig Parkinson/4
2. 2nd 15:00 UW
PP Jordy Murray/11
3. 3rd 19:51 UAA
EV Tommy Grant/5
Assists
Luka Vidmar/6
Jade Portwood/4
Craig Smith/13
Jake Gardiner/15
Jordan Kwas/9
Luka Vidmar/7
15,6,28,19,9 14,23,13,36
16,17,23,15
Wisconsin
Craig Johnson
Eric Springer
Justin Schultz
Tyler Barnes
Podge Turnbull
Mark Zengerle
Patrick Johnson
Jefferson Dahl
Craig Smith
Sean Dolan
Jake Gardiner
Ryan Little
Derek Lee
Michael Mersch
Frankie Simonell
Jordy Murray
Jason Clark
John Ramage
Team
Brett Bennett
Totals
G A
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
1 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
dnp
1 2
Pi Sh +/2
2 -1
0
1
0
0
2 -2
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0 -1
2
1
0
0
0
0
6
2 -2
0
3
0
2
3 -1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
3 -2
0
0
0
0
1
0
2
0
0
14
22
#
3
7
8
9
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
23
26
27
36
40
T
35
38
-9
2. 2nd 19:08 UW
3. 3rd 13:48 UAA
4. 3rd 19:59 UW
Shots by Period
1 2 3 Tot
UW
8 9 5 22
UAA
9 13 9 31
G A
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
1 0
0 0
1 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 2
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
dnp
dnp
2 4
Alaska Anchorage
Wes McLeod
Brett Cameron
Scott Warner
Mark Pustin
Quinn Sproule
Craig Parkinson
Brad Gorham
Tommy Grant
Jordan Kwas
Chris Crowell
Nick Haddad
Alex Gellert
Matt Bailey
Luka Vidmar
Tyler Currier
Sean Wiles
Jade Portwood
Daniel Naslund
TEAM
Chris Kamal
Dusan Sidor
Totals
Pi Sh +/4
2
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
1 +1
0
2 +1
0
2 +1
4
4 +1
0
1 +1
0
0
0
0
4
0
0
2
0
0
4
0
0
2 +2
0
1
0
0
3
0
0
1 +1
2
0
0
0
0
0
10
Prd
UW
UAA
1st
2-4
1-2
2nd
0-0
3-6
3rd
5-10
1-2
Total
7-14
5-10
Three stars:
1. None
2. None
3. None
Officials:
Referee:Scott Bokal
Linesman:Scott Sivulich
Linesman:Carl Saden
Scorer:Therran Walstad
#
3
4
6
7
8
9
10
14
15
16
19
20
23
25
27
28
29
55
T
33
Wisconsin
Craig Johnson
Eric Springer
Justin Schultz
Tyler Barnes
Podge Turnbull
Mark Zengerle
Patrick Johnson
Jefferson Dahl
Craig Smith
Sean Dolan
Jake Gardiner
Ryan Little
Derek Lee
Michael Mersch
Frankie Simonell
Jordy Murray
Jason Clark
John Ramage
Team
Brett Bennett
Totals
G A
0 0
0 0
2 1
0 0
0 0
0 2
0 0
0 0
1 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
dnp
3 4
##
Wisconsin
Dec
Scott Gudmandson W
EMPTY NET
Pi Sh +/0
1
0
0
0
0
0
6 -1
0
0
0
0
1
0
2
1 -1
0
2
0
2
0
0
0
2 -1
0
2
0
0
2
0
0
2
0
2
2
0
2
1
0
0
1
0
6
4 -1
0
1
0
2
1 -1
2
0
0
18
29
#
3
7
8
10
11
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
23
26
27
40
35
1
Wisconsin
Scott Gudmandson
EMPTY NET
Dec
L
Min
GA
59:51
2
0
0:09
2
3
Saves
9 12
0 0
1
8
0
29
0
-5
Player
Craig Smith
Tommy Grant
Patrick Johnson
Wes McLeod
Wes McLeod
Tommy Grant
Team MinOffense
UW
2.Embellishment
UAA
2.Hooking
UW
2.Tripping
UAA
2.Tripping
UAA
2.Tripping
UAA
2.High Sticking
Time
11:28
11:28
15:13
04:24
14:23
19:32
PP
PP
PP
PP
Prd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
G A
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
1 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
dnp
1 1
Pi Sh +/0
1 +1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
2
1
0
0
0 +1
2
2 +1
0
2 +1
2
0
0
6
1
0
2
1
0
2
0 +1
2
1
0
0
1
0
2
5
0
2
0 +1
24
Goals by Period
Team
1 2 3 Tot
0 2 1
3
0 0 1
1
UW
UAA
Shots by Period
Team
1 2 3 Tot
UW
7 18 4 29
UAA
5 4 9 18
Prd
UW
UAA
1st
0-1 (0)
0-3 (3)
2nd
2-5 (6)
0-1 (0)
3rd
1-3 (3)
0-2 (3)
Total
3-9 (9)
0-6 (6)
Prd
UW
UAA
1st
3-6
2-4
2nd
3-6
6-12
3rd
3-6
4-8
Total
9-18
12-24
Three stars:
1. None
2. None
3. None
Officials:
Referee:Scott Bokal
Linesman:Travis Jackson
Linesman:Scott Sivulich
Scorer:Cynthia Siler
18 +6
GOALTENDERS
Alaska Anchorage
33 Rob Gunderson
##
Dec
W
Min
GA
1
2
3
Saves
60:00
1
8
8
5
21
1
Min
GA
1
2
3
Saves
59:24
1
0
5
0
4
0
8
0
17
0
0:36
PENALTY SUMMARY
Prd
1st
1st
1st
2nd
2nd
2nd
15,6,19,28,9 18,3,14,23
55,9,6,15,28 16,17,3,15,40,21
6,9,15,19,55 27,15,19,20,23
Alaska Anchorage
Wes McLeod
Brett Cameron
Scott Warner
Mickey Spencer
Curtis Leinweber
Quinn Sproule
Craig Parkinson
Brad Gorham
Tommy Grant
Jordan Kwas
Chris Crowell
Nick Haddad
Alex Gellert
Matt Bailey
Luka Vidmar
Tyler Currier
Sean Wiles
Daniel Naslund
Chris Kamal
Totals
GOALTENDERS
##
6,9,15,19,28 15,27,23,16
TEAM SUMMARY
Prd
UW
UAA
1st
0-0 (0)
0-1 (3)
2nd
1-2 (1)
0-0 (0)
3rd
0-2 (0)
0-4 (4)
Total
1-4 (1)
0-5 (7)
31 +8
Assists
Mark Zengerle/20
Craig Smith/14
Justin Schultz/11
Jordan Kwas/10
Mark Zengerle/21
PP Craig Smith/7
EX Tommy Grant/6
EN Justin Schultz/11
Team
TEAM SUMMARY
#
3
4
6
7
8
9
10
14
15
16
19
20
23
25
27
28
29
55
T
33
Prd Time Team
Scored by
1. 2nd 05:59 UW
PP Justin Schultz/10
Goals by Period
Team
1 2 3 Tot
UW
0 1 0
1
UAA
0 1 1
2
15,19,28,6,9 19,20,15,8
28,3,15,6
Wisconsin (8-7-3,4-6-2) vs. Alaska Anchorage (5-9-2,3-8-1)
Date: Dec 04, 2010 • Location: Anchorage, AK • Arena: Sullivan Arena
Alaska Anchorage
33 Rob Gunderson
EMPTY NET
##
Dec
L
Min
GA
56:45
2
1
3:15
2
3
Saves
7 16
0 0
1
3
0
26
0
PENALTY SUMMARY
Player
Craig Johnson
Team
Craig Smith
Craig Smith
Daniel Naslund
Jake Gardiner
Prd
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
Team MiOffense
Time
UW
2.Tripping
02:22 PP
UW
UW
2.Tripping
12:33 PP
UW
2.High Sticking
16:47 PP
UAA
2.Hooking
18:59 PP
UW
2.Interference
19:12 PP
Win-Rob Gunderson (4-5-1). Loss-Scott Gudmandson (4-5-1).
Player
Mark Zengerle
Jefferson Dahl
Daniel Naslund
Jordy Murray
Curtis Leinweber
Luka Vidmar
Chris Crowell
Matt Bailey
Jordy Murray
John Ramage
Sean Wiles
Team MinOffense
UW
2.Tripping
UW
2.Tripping
UAA
2.Interference
UW
2.Tripping
UAA
2.Slashing
UAA
2.High Sticking
UAA
2.Slashing
UAA
2.Holding
UW
2.Cross-Checking
UW
2.Holding
UAA
2.Roughing
Time
01:49
08:01
08:56
14:16
18:02
00:44
04:49
06:20
07:18
07:57
07:57
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
Prd
2nd
2nd
2nd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
Player
Nick Haddad
Michael Mersch
Alex Gellert
Team
Nick Haddad
Derek Lee
Nick Haddad
Craig Parkinson
Tommy Grant
Jordy Murray
Team MiOffense
Time
UAA
2.Roughing
11:25
UW
2.Cross-Checking
11:25
UAA
2.Elbowing
18:07 PP
UW
UAA
2.Hooking
04:46 PP
UW
2.Tripping
14:51 PP
UAA
2.Interference
17:19 PP
UAA
2.Elbowing
18:48
UAA
2.Roughing
18:48
UW
2.Slashing
18:48
Win-Scott Gudmandson (5-5-1). Loss-Rob Gunderson (4-6-1).
Bemidji State vs #16 Wisconsin (Dec 10, 2010 at Madison, Wis.)
Bemidji State vs #16 Wisconsin (Dec 11, 2010 at Madison, Wis.)
Bemidji State (5-9-1, 4-8-1 WCHA) vs. Wisconsin (9-7-3, 5-6-2 WCHA)
Date: Dec 10, 2010 • Location: Madison, Wis. • Arena: Kohl Center
Prd Time Team
Scored by
1. 1st 02:01 BSU EX Radoslav Illo/2
2. 1st 02:30 BSU
PP Jordan George/7
3. 1st 12:16 UW
PP Craig Smith/8
4. 2nd 12:12 UW
EV Podge Turnbull/4
5. 3rd 02:32 UW
PP Craig Smith/9
Assists
Dan Maclntyre/2
Shea Walters/6
Ian Lowe/6
Matt Read/7
Tyler Barnes/4
Michael Mersch/4
Sean Dolan/6
Justin Schultz/12
Mark Zengerle/22
Justin Schultz/13
Vis. on ice
18,4,11,13,14,29
Home on ice
28,15,9,3,55
28,22,22,29,16
10,16,6,19
4,16,14,8
15,7,25,6,19
20,3,13,16,6 8,16,28,6,19
4,5,6,16
15,9,6,19,28
TEAM SUMMARY
#
3
4
5
6
7
8
11
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
22
28
29
T
35
Bemidji State
Ryan Adams
Dan Maclntyre
Matt Carlson
Darcy Findlay
Brance Orban
Jake Areshenko
Shea Walters
Drew Fisher
Aaron McLeod
Ryan Cramer
Emil Billberg
Jamie MacQueen
Radoslav Illo
Matt Read
Sam Rendle
Ian Lowe
Jordan George
Brad Hunt
Team
Mathieu Dugas
Totals
G A
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
1 0
0 1
0 0
0 1
1 0
0 0
0 0
dnp
2 4
Pi Sh +/0
2 -1
0
1 +1
0
1
0
0
0 -1
0
0
0
2
1
0
15
0 +1
2
1
0
0
2 +1
0
1
0
0
3 -1
0
2
0
0
1 +1
2
5
0
0
1 -1
0
2
0
0
3
0
2
1 +1
0
0
0
23
#
1
3
4
6
7
8
9
10
13
14
15
16
19
20
23
25
27
28
55
T
33
27 +1
G A
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 2
0 1
1 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
2 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
dnp
3 6
Wisconsin
Scott Gudmands
Craig Johnson
Eric Springer
Justin Schultz
Tyler Barnes
Podge Turnbull
Mark Zengerle
Patrick Johnson
Gavin Hartzog
Jefferson Dahl
Craig Smith
Sean Dolan
Jake Gardiner
Ryan Little
Derek Lee
Michael Mersch
Frankie Simonell
Jordy Murray
John Ramage
Team
Brett Bennett
Totals
Pi Sh +/2
0
0
0
1 -1
0
0
0
0
1 +1
0
4
0
0
2 +1
0
0 -1
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
7 -1
0
1 +1
0
4 +1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
2
2
0
2
1 -1
0
0
0
6
28
Bemidji State (5-10-1, 4-9-1 WCHA) vs. Wisconsin (10-7-3, 6-6-2 WCHA)
Goals by Period
Team
1 2 3 Tot
BSU
2 0 0
2
UW
1 1 1
3
Prd Time Team
Scored by
1. 1st 19:09 UW
EV Michael Mersch/7
Bemidji State
33 Dan Bakala
EMPTY NET
Dec
L
Min
GA
1
2
3
Saves
58:39
3
0
6
0
8 11
0 0
25
0
1:21
##
1
Prd
BSU
UW
1st
1-2 (4)
1-2 (2)
2nd
0-1 (1)
0-1 (5)
3rd
0-0 (0)
1-2 (2)
Total
1-3 (5)
2-5 (9)
Prd
BSU
UW
1st
2-4
2-4
2nd
3-17
1-2
3rd
1-2
0-0
Total
6-23
3-6
Three stars:
1. None
2. None
3. None
Player
Jordy Murray
Drew Fisher
Scott Gudmandson
Matt Read
Jake Areshenko
Team MinOffense
UW
2.Interference
BSU
2.Holding
UW
2.Tripping
BSU
2.Hooking
BSU
2.Roughing
Time
02:01
02:46
08:49
11:03
02:14
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
#
3
4
5
6
7
8
11
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
22
28
29
T
35
G A
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
dnp
0 0
Officials:
Referee:Tom Sterns
Referee:Tim Walsh
Linesman:Ed Moberg
Assists
Justin Schultz/14
Tyler Barnes/5
Frankie Simonell/3
Bemidji State
Ryan Adams
Dan Maclntyre
Matt Carlson
Darcy Findlay
Brance Orban
Jake Areshenko
Shea Walters
Drew Fisher
Aaron McLeod
Ryan Cramer
Emil Billberg
Jamie MacQueen
Radoslav Illo
Matt Read
Sam Rendle
Ian Lowe
Jordan George
Brad Hunt
Team
Mathieu Dugas
Totals
Pi Sh +/0
0 -2
0
1
0
0
0
0
2
2 -1
0
1 -1
0
1
0
0
1
0
2
0 -1
0
0 -1
0
1 -1
0
1 -1
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
2
0
0
2 -2
0
2
0
2
2
0
0
3
0
0
0
0
6
#
3
4
6
7
8
9
10
13
14
15
16
19
20
25
27
28
29
55
T
33
Home on ice
25,6,19,8,7
7,6,20,3,13
8,27,4,25,7
21 -10
G A
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 1
1 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
1 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
dnp
2 3
Pi Sh +/0
2
0
0
2 +1
0
1 +1
0
1 +2
2
4 +2
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
3
0
0
0
0
0
1 +1
0
0
0
0
3 +2
2
1 +1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
4
25 +1
Goals by Period
Team
1 2 3 Tot
0 0 0
0
1 0 1
2
BSU
UW
Shots by Period
Team
1 2 3 Tot
BSU
6 6 9 21
UW
10 7 8 25
Prd
BSU
UW
1st
0-2 (3)
0-1 (1)
2nd
0-0 (0)
0-1 (1)
3rd
0-0 (0)
0-1 (2)
Total
0-2 (3)
0-3 (4)
Prd
BSU
UW
1st
1-2
2-4
2nd
1-2
0-0
3rd
1-2
0-0
Total
3-6
2-4
Three stars:
1. None
2. None
3. None
Officials:
Referee:Tom Sterns
Referee:Tim Walsh
Linesman:Ed Moberg
GOALTENDERS
Bemidji State
33 Dan Bakala
EMPTY NET
##
Wisconsin
Dec
Scott Gudmandson W
Vis. on ice
3,14,16,15,20
Wisconsin
Craig Johnson
Eric Springer
Justin Schultz
Tyler Barnes
Podge Turnbull
Mark Zengerle
Patrick Johnson
Gavin Hartzog
Jefferson Dahl
Craig Smith
Sean Dolan
Jake Gardiner
Ryan Little
Michael Mersch
Frankie Simonell
Jordy Murray
Jason Clark
John Ramage
Team
Brett Bennett
Totals
0
Min
GA
1
2
3
Saves
60:00
2
6
8 11
25
Dec
L
Min
GA
1
2
3
Saves
57:51
2
0
9
0
7
0
7
0
23
0
2:09
##
1
Wisconsin
Dec
Scott Gudmandson W
Min
GA
1
2
3
Saves
60:00
0
6
6
9
21
PENALTY SUMMARY
PENALTY SUMMARY
Prd
1st
1st
1st
1st
2nd
EV Podge Turnbull/5
TEAM SUMMARY
Shots by Period
1 2 3 Tot
BSU
8 8 11 27
UW
7 9 12 28
Team
GOALTENDERS
##
2. 3rd 13:08 UW
Prd
2nd
2nd
2nd
3rd
Player
John Ramage
Shea Walters
Shea Walters
Brad Hunt
Team MiOffense
UW
2.Roughing
BSU
5.Checking From Behi
BSU 10.Game Misconduct
BSU
2.Interference
Prd
1st
1st
1st
Time
06:59 PP
17:28
17:28
01:59 PP
Player
Podge Turnbull
Jordan George
Frankie Simonelli
Team MinOffense
UW
2.Slashing
BSU
2.Hooking
UW
2.Interference
Time
06:14
12:29
16:19
PP
PP
PP
Prd Player
2nd Drew Fisher
3rd Darcy Findlay
Win-Scott Gudmandson (7-5-1). Loss-Dan Bakala (4-6-0).
BEMIDJI STATE TIMEOUT AT 6:54 IN SECOND PERIOD
Win-Scott Gudmandson (6-5-1). Loss-Dan Bakala (4-5-0).
WISCONSIN TIMEOUT AT 16:32 IN THIRD
BEMIDJI STATE TIMEOUT AT 19:36 IN THIRD
52
Team MiOffense
BSU
2.Cross-Checking
BSU
2.Interference
Time
01:53 PP
06:45 PP
Massachusetts vs #15 Wisconsin (Dec 30, 2010 at Madison, Wis.)
Massachusetts vs #15 Wisconsin (Dec 31, 2010 at Madison, Wis.)
Massachusetts (3-8-3, 2-4-3 HEA) vs. Wisconsin (11-7-3, 6-6-2 WCHA)
Attendance: 13171 • Start time: 7:07 pm • End time: 9:17 • Total time: 2:10
Prd Time Team
Scored by
1. 1st 01:16 UW
2. 1st 16:28 UW
EV Podge Turnbull/6
3. 2nd 02:40 UW
EV Ryan Little/4
Assists
Frankie Simonell/4
Derek Lee/8
Tyler Barnes/6
Michael Mersch/5
Justin Schultz/15
Sean Little/1
Daniel Hobbs/6
Craig Johnson/3
Tyler Barnes/7
Eric Springer/2
Frankie Simonelli/5
4. 2nd 06:59 UMAS EV T.J. Syner/5
5. 2nd 09:53 UW
PP Frankie Simonelli/2
6. 2nd 14:05 UW
EV Podge Turnbull/7
Vis. on ice
12,13,7,44,18
Massachusetts (3-9-3, 2-4-3 HEA) vs. Wisconsin (12-7-3, 6-6-2 WCHA)
Home on ice
27,23,4,16,10
Goals by Period
1 2 3 Tot
0 1 0
1
2 3 0
5
16,15,21,8,27
UMAS
UW
20,6,18,14,19
Shots by Period
1 2 3 Tot
UMAS 6 6 7 19
UW
12 8 14 34
Team
14,11,26,18,2
15,9,28,6,19
22,44,15,14 25,27,3,7,8
7,21,22,8,16 8,4,27,25,7
Massachusetts
Conor Allen
Kevin Czepiel
Michael Pereira
Colin Shea
Daniel Hobbs
Rocco Carzo
Conor Sheary
T.J. Syner
Brian Keane
Eddie Olczyk
Chase Langeraa
Douglas Kublin
Marc Concannon
Michael Marcou
Peter DeAngelo
Branden Gracel
Adam Phillips
Joel Hanley
Team
Kevin Moore
Totals
G A
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
1 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
dnp
1 1
Pi Sh +/0
2
0
0
3 -1
0
1 -2
0
0 -2
0
2 +1
2
2 -1
0
1 -1
2
3 +1
2
0 -1
0
0 -2
15
2 -1
2
0
0
0
0 -2
0
1 -2
0
0 -1
0
0 +1
2
1 -1
0
1 -1
0
0
0
25
#
3
4
6
7
8
9
10
14
15
16
18
19
20
23
24
25
27
28
T
33
35
19 -15
Wisconsin
Craig Johnson
Eric Springer
Justin Schultz
Tyler Barnes
Podge Turnbull
Mark Zengerle
Patrick Johnson
Jefferson Dahl
Craig Smith
Sean Dolan
Sean Little
Jake Gardiner
Ryan Little
Derek Lee
Joe Faust
Michael Mersch
Frankie Simonell
Jordy Murray
Team
Brett Bennett
Mitch Thompson
Totals
G A
0 1
0 1
0 1
0 2
2 0
0 0
1 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
1 0
0 1
0 0
0 1
1 2
0 0
0 0
dnp
dnp
5 10
Pi Sh +/0
2
0
2
1 +2
0
2 +1
0
4 +2
0
5 +2
0
1 -1
0
3 +1
0
0 +1
0
4 -1
2
4 +1
0
0 +1
0
1 +1
0
1 +1
2
0 +1
0
1
0
0
0 +2
0
1 +2
2
4 -1
2
0
0
10
2. 2nd 10:04 UW
EV Craig Smith/10
3. 2nd 10:37 UW
EV Podge Turnbull/8
4. 3rd 01:49 UW
EV Jordy Murray/12
Assists
Branden Gracel/7
Adam Phillips/3
Michael Mersch/6
Derek Lee/9
Michael Mersch/7
Frankie Simonelli/6
Derek Lee/10
Craig Smith/15
Patrick Johnson/7
Kevin Czepiel/1
Joel Hanley/7
5. 3rd 10:41 UW
SH Ryan Little/5
6. 3rd 19:31 UMAS PP Chase Langeraap/2
Prd
UMASS
UW
1st
0-1 (3)
0-0 (0)
2nd
0-1 (0)
1-1 (2)
3rd
0-2 (3)
0-4 (10)
Total
0-4 (6)
1-5 (12)
TEAM SUMMARY
#
2
3
7
8
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
21
22
24
26
27
44
T
30
Prd Time Team
Scored by
1. 1st 17:57 UMAS PP Daniel Hobbs/4
Team
17,3,24,22,2 8,7,25,19,6
Dec
L
Min
GA
1
40:00
5
0
10
0
20:00
2
3
Saves
5 0
0 14
15
14
##
#
2
3
7
11
12
13
14
15
17
18
21
22
24
25
26
27
28
31
44
T
30
Prd
UMASS
UW
1st
1-2
2-4
2nd
1-2
1-2
3rd
5-21
2-4
Total
7-25
5-10
Three stars:
1. None
2. None
3. None
Officials:
Referee:Pete Fresema
Referee:Brian Thul
Linesman:Ed Moberg
34 +1
1
Wisconsin
Dec
Scott Gudmandson W
EMPTY NET
Min
GA
1
2
3
Saves
59:52
1
0
6
0
5
0
7
0
18
0
0:08
Player
Adam Phillips
Eric Springer
Sean Dolan
Douglas Kublin
Team
Chase Langeraap
Team MinOffense
Umass 2.Roughing
UW
2.Roughing
UW
2.Roughing
Umass 2.Tripping
UW
Umass 5.Contact To The Head
Time
09:30
09:30
09:30
08:33
11:36
02:44
Prd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
PP
PP
PP
Player
Chase Langeraap
Brian Keane
Derek Lee
Rocco Carzo
Jordy Murray
T.J. Syner
Team MiOffense
Umas 10.Game Misconduct
Umas 2.Hooking
UW
2.Roughing
Umas 2.Roughing
UW
2.Roughing
Umas 2.Hooking
Time
02:44
04:14
13:10
15:20
16:29
18:30
Goals by Period
Team
1 2 3 Tot
UMAS 1 0 1
2
UW
0 2 2
4
3,18,2,17,24 15,25,23,24,3
44,27,15,12,21
8,25,27,7,4
11,14,26,27,22
28,23,15,24,3
22,26,13,25,28
17,3,44,24,27
20,10,27,3
28,19,6,16
Shots by Period
1 2 3 Tot
UMAS 10 7 11 28
UW
9 9 8 26
Team
Prd
UMASS
UW
1st
1-3 (3)
0-3 (2)
2nd
0-2 (1)
0-0 (0)
3rd
1-4 (5)
0-1 (1)
Total
2-9 (9)
0-4 (3)
Massachusetts
Conor Allen
Kevin Czepiel
Michael Pereira
Daniel Hobbs
Rocco Carzo
Conor Sheary
T.J. Syner
Brian Keane
Chase Langeraa
Douglas Kublin
Marc Concannon
Michael Marcou
Peter DeAngelo
Michael Lecomte
Branden Gracel
Adam Phillips
Darren Rowe
Paul Dainton
Joel Hanley
Team
Kevin Moore
Totals
G A
0 0
0 1
0 0
1 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
1 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
dnp
2 4
Pi Sh +/0
1 -1
2
0 -1
0
4
0
2
5 -1
0
0 -1
0
1 -1
2
3 -1
0
0 -1
2
2 -1
0
1 -1
2
1 -1
0
4 -2
0
1 -1
0
1 -1
0
2 -2
4
0 -2
0
1 -1
15
0
0
0
1 -1
0
0
0
29
#
3
4
6
7
8
9
10
12
15
16
18
19
20
23
24
25
27
28
T
33
35
28 -20
G A
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
1 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
1 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
1 0
0 2
0 0
0 2
0 1
1 0
0 0
dnp
dnp
4 7
Wisconsin
Craig Johnson
Eric Springer
Justin Schultz
Tyler Barnes
Podge Turnbull
Mark Zengerle
Patrick Johnson
Keegan Meuer
Craig Smith
Sean Dolan
Sean Little
Jake Gardiner
Ryan Little
Derek Lee
Joe Faust
Michael Mersch
Frankie Simonell
Jordy Murray
Team
Brett Bennett
Mitch Thompson
Totals
Pi Sh +/0
0 +3
2
0 +1
2
2
0
0
2 +1
0
2 +1
17
1
0
0
1 +1
0
0
0
5
2 +2
2
3
0
2
1
0
0
2
0
2
4 +1
0
1 +2
0
0 +2
4
2 +2
0
1 +2
4
2 +1
0
0
0
40
Prd
UMASS
UW
1st
7-25
7-25
2nd
1-2
3-6
3rd
1-2
3-9
Total
9-29
13-40
Three stars:
1. None
2. None
3. None
Officials:
Referee:Brian Thul
Linesman:Ed Moberg
26 +1
GOALTENDERS
Massachusetts
31 Paul Dainton
EMPTY NET
1 Jeff Teglia
##
PENALTY SUMMARY
Prd
1st
1st
1st
2nd
2nd
3rd
Home on ice
19,27,16
TEAM SUMMARY
GOALTENDERS
Massachusetts
1 Jeff Teglia
31 Paul Dainton
##
Vis. on ice
11,26,27,14,44
Dec
Min
GA
1
2
3
Saves
19:52
0
0
4
9
0
0
0
0
7
0
0
6
9
0
13
0:08
L
40:00
Wisconsin
Dec
Scott Gudmandson W
##
1
Min
GA
1
2
3
Saves
60:00
2
9
7 10
26
PENALTY SUMMARY
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
Prd
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
Win-Scott Gudmandson (8-5-1). Loss-Jeff Teglia (0-4-1).
Player
Jordy Murray
Adam Phillips
Marc Concannon
Ryan Little
Justin Schultz
T.J. Syner
Paul Dainton
Paul Dainton
Mark Zengerle
Mark Zengerle
Adam Phillips
Team MinOffense
Time
UW
Umass 2.Delay Of Game
07:23
Umass 2.Tripping
13:44
UW
2.Tripping
16:16
UW
2.Interference
17:24
Umass 2.Unsportsmanlike Con 17:57
Umass 5.Contact To The Head 20:00
Umass 10.Game Misconduct
20:00
UW
5.Facemasking
20:00
UW
10.Game Misconduct
20:00
Umass 2.Roughing
20:00
Prd
1st
1st
1st
2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
Player
Mark Zengerle
Daniel Hobbs
Michael Mersch
Jordy Murray
Sean Little
Kevin Czepiel
Michael Mersch
Eric Springer
Sean Dolan
Chase Langeraap
Craig Smith
Team MiOffense
Time
UW
2.Roughing
20:00
Umas 2.Roughing
20:00
UW
2.Roughing
20:00
UW
2.Hooking
06:32 PP
UW
2.Unsportsmanlike Co 13:45 PP
Umas 2.Unsportsmanlike Co 16:13
UW
UW
2.Tripping
03:28 PP
UW
2.Boarding
09:34 PP
Umas 2.Kneeing
16:16 PP
UW
5.Boarding
16:45 PP
Win-Scott Gudmandson (9-5-1). Loss-Jeff Teglia (0-5-1).
Canisius vs #13 Wisconsin (Jan 07, 2011 at Madison, Wis.)
Canisius vs #13 Wisconsin (Jan 08, 2011 at Madison, Wis.)
Canisius (6-10-4, 5-6-4 AH) vs. Wisconsin (14-7-3, 6-6-2 WCHA)
Date: Jan 08, 2011 • Location: Madison, Wis. • Arena: Kohl Center
Canisius (6-9-4, 5-6-4 AH) vs. Wisconsin (13-7-3, 6-6-2 WCHA)
Prd Time Team
Scored by
1. 1st 15:33 UW
EV Justin Schultz/12
2. 3rd 09:43 UW
EV Craig Smith/11
3. 3rd 18:11 UW
PP Jordy Murray/13
Assists
Mark Zengerle/23
Jake Gardiner/16
Jordy Murray/6
Jake Gardiner/17
Mark Zengerle/24
Craig Smith/16
Vis. on ice
12,24,26,36,20
Home on ice
6,9,28,15,19
26,24,37,36,16
15,28,19,4,9
28,24,3
28,9,15,19,4
Canisius
G A
Scott Jenks
0 0
Wes Love
0 0
Kyle Gibbons
0 0
Torrey Lindsay
0 0
Patrick Sullivan
0 0
Preston Shupe
0 0
Pat Kenney
0 0
Ben Danford
0 0
Cory Conacher
0 0
Phil Rauch
0 0
Vincent Scarsella 0 0
Scott Moser
0 0
Eric Rex
0 0
Taylor Law
0 0
Jordan Mustard
0 0
Ryan Bohrer
0 0
Ben Parker
0 0
Duncan McKellar 0 0
Team
0 0
Dan Morrison
dnp
Totals
0 0
Pi Sh +/0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
0 -1
0
2
0
0
2
0
2
1 -1
4
1
0
0
1 -1
0
4
0
0
0 -2
0
1 -2
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1 -2
0
2 -1
2
0
0
8
#
3
4
6
7
8
9
10
12
15
16
18
19
20
23
24
25
27
28
T
33
35
18 -10
2. 2nd 05:29 UW
Shots by Period
1 2 3 Tot
CAN
6 7 5 18
UW
13 11 16 40
Team
TEAM SUMMARY
#
3
5
8
10
12
14
15
16
19
20
23
24
26
27
28
29
36
37
T
30
Prd Time Team
Scored by
1. 2nd 04:06 UW
PP Craig Johnson/1
Goals by Period
Team
1 2 3 Tot
CAN
0 0 0
0
UW
1 0 2
3
Wisconsin
Craig Johnson
Eric Springer
Justin Schultz
Tyler Barnes
Podge Turnbull
Mark Zengerle
Patrick Johnson
Keegan Meuer
Craig Smith
Sean Dolan
Sean Little
Jake Gardiner
Ryan Little
Derek Lee
Joe Faust
Michael Mersch
Frankie Simonell
Jordy Murray
Team
Brett Bennett
Mitch Thompson
Totals
G A
0 0
0 0
1 0
0 0
0 0
0 2
0 0
0 0
1 1
0 0
0 0
0 2
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
1 1
0 0
dnp
dnp
3 6
Pi Sh +/0
2
0
0
1 +1
0
6 +1
0
1
0
0
2
0
0
2 +2
0
4
0
0
2
0
2
2 +2
0
2
0
0
1
0
0
5 +2
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
2
4
0
0
0
0
0
4 +2
0
0
0
4
40 +1
Prd
CAN
UW
1st
0-0 (0)
0-1 (1)
2nd
0-1 (0)
0-0 (0)
3rd
0-0 (0)
1-2 (4)
Total
0-1 (0)
1-3 (5)
Prd
CAN
UW
1st
2-4
1-2
2nd
0-0
1-2
3rd
2-4
0-0
Total
4-8
2-4
Dec
L
Min
GA
60:00
3
3
Saves
12 11 14
1
2
37
##
1
Wisconsin
Dec
Scott Gudmandson W
EMPTY NET
Min
GA
1
2
3
Saves
59:30
0
0
6
0
7
0
5
0
18
0
PENALTY SUMMARY
Prd
1st
1st
1st
Player
Team
Cory Conacher
Michael Mersch
Team MinOffense
Time
CAN
2.Too Many Players On 05:51
CAN
2.Roughing
16:12
UW
2.Roughing
16:12
PP
Prd
2nd
3rd
3rd
Player
Craig Smith
Ben Danford
Cory Conacher
Team MiOffense
UW
2.Interference
CAN
2.Tripping
CAN
2.Kneeing
EV Craig Smith/12
4. 2nd 12:50 CAN
5. 2nd 17:46 CAN
EV Taylor Law/2
PP Scott Jenks/2
6. 3rd 02:27 CAN
EV Ryan Bohrer/3
7. 3rd 08:42 UW
EV Keegan Meuer/1
8. 3rd 15:09 CAN
PP Preston Shupe/4
9. 3rd 15:51 CAN
PP Taylor Law/3
10. 3rd 16:26 UW
EV Craig Smith/13
11. OT 04:52 UW
#
3
4
5
8
10
12
14
15
16
19
20
23
24
26
27
28
29
30
37
T
31
Officials:
Referee:John Morrison
Referee:Paul DePuydt
Linesman:Ed Moberg
0:30
3. 2nd 07:56 UW
Vis. on ice
5,16,27,29
Home on ice
3,27,15,9,28
3,28,14,19,23
19,23,10,16,6
3,28,14,19,23
15,9,6,19,28
27,26,3,4,20 19,6,9,15,28
3,8,16,27,29 28,15,6,3
29,8,27,20,4 3,25,7,8,24
12,24,26,3,28
12,20,3,18,24
14,16,8,23,19
6,19,16
Time
09:25 PP
16:55 PP
17:19 PP
Win-Scott Gudmandson (10-5-1). Loss-Tony Capobianco (2-1-1).
Canisius
G A
Scott Jenks
1 1
Chris Forsman
0 1
Wes Love
0 0
Kyle Gibbons
0 3
Torrey Lindsay
0 0
Patrick Sullivan
0 0
Preston Shupe
1 0
Pat Kenney
0 0
Ben Danford
0 2
Cory Conacher
0 0
Phil Rauch
0 0
Vincent Scarsella 0 0
Scott Moser
0 0
Eric Rex
0 1
Taylor Law
2 0
Jordan Mustard
0 0
Ryan Bohrer
1 0
Dan Morrison
0 1
Duncan McKellar 0 0
Team
0 0
Tony Capobianco
dnp
Totals
5 9
Pi Sh +/6
1 -2
0
1 +1
0
0
0
0
2 +1
0
0
0
0
1 -1
0
1 -3
0
0
0
2
2
0
4
5 -3
2
0 +1
0
3 -3
0
1 -1
2
1
0
2
4 +2
0
0 -3
2
1 +1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
20
#
3
4
6
7
8
9
10
12
15
16
18
19
20
23
24
25
27
28
T
1
35
23,19,14,20,4
15,19,6,9,28
19,16,14,3
6,9,15,19,28
23 -10
Wisconsin
Craig Johnson
Eric Springer
Justin Schultz
Tyler Barnes
Podge Turnbull
Mark Zengerle
Patrick Johnson
Keegan Meuer
Craig Smith
Sean Dolan
Sean Little
Jake Gardiner
Ryan Little
Derek Lee
Joe Faust
Michael Mersch
Frankie Simonell
Jordy Murray
Team
Scott Gudmands
Mitch Thompson
Totals
G A
1 1
0 0
1 2
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 1
1 0
2 2
0 0
0 0
1 2
0 1
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
dnp
dnp
6 12
Pi Sh +/0
6
0
2
1
0
2
4 +2
0
1 -1
0
1 -1
0
1 +1
2
4 +1
0
2 +1
0
4 +1
2
4 +1
0
0 +1
0 14 +2
0
1 +1
0
0 +1
0
0
0
0
4 -1
2
3
0
4
3 +1
0
0
0
14
Goals by Period
Team
1 2 3 OT Tot
CAN
0 2 3 0
5
UW
0 3 2 1
6
Shots by Period
1 2 3 OT Tot
CAN
3 10 9 1 23
UW
10 15 24 4 53
Team
Prd
CAN
UW
1st
0-1 (0)
0-2 (4)
2nd
1-4 (5)
1-5 (8)
3rd
2-2 (4)
0-2 (7)
OT
0-0 (0)
1-1 (2)
Total
3-7 (9)
2-10 (21)
27,4,3,24,29 10,19,6,16
TEAM SUMMARY
Three stars:
1. None
2. None
3. None
GOALTENDERS
Canisius
31 Tony Capobianco
##
Assists
Frankie Simonell/7
Craig Smith/17
Derek Lee/11
Patrick Johnson/8
Mark Zengerle/25
Justin Schultz/16
Eric Rex/8
Ben Danford/10
Kyle Gibbons/6
Kyle Gibbons/7
Dan Morrison/1
Ryan Little/4
Craig Johnson/4
Ben Danford/11
Kyle Gibbons/8
Chris Forsman/1
Scott Jenks/1
Jake Gardiner/18
Justin Schultz/17
Jake Gardiner/19
Craig Smith/18
EV Jake Gardiner/5
Prd
CAN
UW
1st
2-4
1-2
2nd
6-12
4-8
3rd
1-2
2-4
OT
1-2
0-0
Total
10-20
7-14
Three stars:
1. None
2. None
3. None
Officials:
Referee:John Morrison
Referee:Paul DePuydt
Linesman:Ed Moberg
53 +1
GOALTENDERS
## Canisius
30 Dan Morrison
EMPTY NET
Min
GA
OTL 64:51
Dec
6
0
0:01
1
2
3 OT Saves
10 12 22
0 0 0
3
0
47
0
## Wisconsin
33 Brett Bennett
EMPTY NET
Dec
W
Min
64:49
0:03
GA
1
2
3 OT Saves
5
0
3
0
8
0
6
0
1
0
18
0
PENALTY SUMMARY
Prd
1st
1st
1st
2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
Player
Eric Rex
Sean Dolan
Ryan Bohrer
Jordy Murray
Cory Conacher
Ben Danford
Scott Jenks
Scott Jenks
Cory Conacher
Team MinOffense
Time
CAN
2.Roughing
04:20
UW
2.Cross-Checking
06:46
CAN
2.Hooking
17:34
UW
CAN
2.Interference
02:12
CAN
2.Interference
05:39
CAN
2.Tripping
07:56
CAN
2.Interference
10:43
CAN
2.Elbowing
13:13
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
Prd
2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
3rd
3rd
3rd
OT
Win-Brett Bennett (4-2-2). Loss-Dan Morrison (4-9-3).
Canisius timeout at 14:37 in the third.
53
Player
Justin Schultz
Frankie Simonelli
Eric Springer
Taylor Law
Scott Jenks
Patrick Johnson
Jordy Murray
Phil Rauch
Team MiOffense
UW
2.Tripping
UW
2.Cross-Checking
UW
2.Charging
CAN
2.Kneeing
CAN
2.Hooking
UW
2.Roughing
UW
2.Interference
CAN
2.Interference
Time
14:34
16:40
17:54
20:00
10:51
13:14
14:37
03:11
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
#9 Wisconsin vs #5 Minnesota Duluth (Jan 14, 2011 at Duluth, Minn.)
#9 Wisconsin vs #5 Minnesota Duluth (Jan 15, 2011 at Duluth, Minn.)
Wisconsin (14-8-3 (6-7-2 WCHA)) vs. Minnesota Duluth (15-4-3 (10-3-2 WCHA))
Date: Jan 14, 2011 • Location: Duluth, Minn. • Arena: AMSOIL Arena
Prd Time Team
Scored by
1. 1st 13:17 UMD PP Justin Fontaine/13
2. 1st 16:43 UMD
PP Mike Connolly/13
#
3
4
6
7
8
9
10
14
15
16
19
20
23
24
25
27
28
55
T
33
G A
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
dnp
0 0
Assists
David Grun/2
Mike Connolly/15
David Grun/3
Justin Fontaine/17
Vis. on ice
3,16,10,55
Home on ice
37,27,12,2,25
55,10,19,16,27
22,27,37,25,12
Pi Sh +/0
1
0
2
1
0
2
0
0
0
1
0
2
4
0
2
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
5
0
2
1
0
0
3
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
12
22
#
2
5
8
10
11
12
14
15
17
18
19
22
23
24
25
27
28
37
T
30
31
0
Prd Time Team
Scored by
1. 1st 06:39 UW
Goals by Period
Team
1 2 3 Tot
UW
0 0 0
0
UMD
2 0 0
2
Shots by Period
1 2 3 Tot
UW
6 11 5 22
UMD 11 7 9 27
TEAM SUMMARY
Wisconsin
Craig Johnson
Eric Springer
Justin Schultz
Tyler Barnes
Podge Turnbull
Mark Zengerle
Patrick Johnson
Jefferson Dahl
Craig Smith
Sean Dolan
Jake Gardiner
Ryan Little
Derek Lee
Joe Faust
Michael Mersch
Frankie Simonell
Jordy Murray
John Ramage
Team
Brett Bennett
Totals
Wisconsin (15-8-3 (7-7-2 WCHA)) vs. Minnesota Duluth (15-5-3 (10-4-2 WCHA))
Date: Jan 15, 2011 • Location: Duluth, Minn. • Arena: AMSOIL Arena
Team
G A
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
1 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 2
0 0
1 1
0 0
dnp
dnp
2 4
Minnesota Duluth
Brady Lamb
Trent Palm
Drew Olson
Dan DeLisle
Travis Oleksuk
Jack Connolly
Keegan Flaherty
Jake Hendrickso
Mike Seidel
Joe Basaraba
Max Tardy
Mike Connolly
J.T. Brown
Mike Montgomer
Justin Faulk
David Grun
Wade Bergman
Justin Fontaine
TEAM
Christian Gaffy
Aaron Crandall
Totals
Pi Sh +/2
2
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
2
1
0
0
5
0
0
2
0
0
2
0
2
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
4
1
0
0
1
0
0
3
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
12
4
0
0
0
0
22
27
Prd
UW
UMD
1st
0-1 (2)
2-2 (3)
2nd
0-1 (0)
0-1 (1)
3rd
0-1 (0)
0-2 (0)
Total
0-3 (2)
2-5 (4)
EV Podge Turnbull/9
PP Craig Smith/14
4. 3rd 18:01 UMD
PP Joe Basaraba/2
5. 3rd 19:35 UMD
EX Travis Oleksuk/10
#
3
4
6
7
8
9
10
14
15
16
18
19
20
23
25
27
28
55
T
33
G A
0 0
0 0
1 1
0 0
1 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
1 1
0 0
0 0
0 2
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
dnp
3 5
Assists
Craig Smith/19
Jake Gardiner/20
John Ramage/8
Jake Gardiner/21
Justin Schultz/18
Max Tardy/2
Jake Hendrickson/2
Jack Connolly/23
Wade Bergman/6
Three stars:
1. None
2. None
3. None
Officials:
Referee:C.J. Beaurline
Linesman:Dan Dineen
Linesman:Jarod Moen
Scorer:UMD SID
Wisconsin
Craig Johnson
Eric Springer
Justin Schultz
Tyler Barnes
Podge Turnbull
Mark Zengerle
Patrick Johnson
Jefferson Dahl
Craig Smith
Sean Dolan
Sean Little
Jake Gardiner
Ryan Little
Derek Lee
Michael Mersch
Frankie Simonell
Jordy Murray
John Ramage
Team
Brett Bennett
Totals
Pi Sh +/2
1 +1
0
0
0
2
5 +1
0
0 +1
0
5 +1
0
2 -1
2
2 -1
0
0
0
2
3
0
0
0 -1
15
2
0
0
2 +1
2
0
0
0
0
0
2
1 +1
0
0
0
0
2 +1
0
1
0
0
0
0
27
#
2
5
8
10
11
12
14
15
17
18
19
22
23
24
25
27
28
35
37
T
30
31
26 +4
GOALTENDERS
##
1
Wisconsin
Scott Gudmandson
EMPTY NET
Dec
L
Min
GA
1
2
3
Saves
58:34
2
0
9
0
7
0
9
0
25
0
1:26
Minnesota Duluth
35 Kenny Reiter
##
Dec
W
Min
GA
60:00
0
2
3
Saves
6 11
1
5
22
Player
Brady Lamb
Mark Zengerle
Frankie Simonelli
Eric Springer
Mike Seidel
Patrick Johnson
Justin Fontaine
Team MinOffense
UMD
2.Interference
UW
2.Interference
UW
2.Holding
UW
2.Tripping
UMD
2.Slashing
UW
2.High Sticking
UMD
2.Sh
Time
05:51
13:00
15:51
09:53
11:38
19:48
09:19
##
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
Prd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
1
Player
Justin Fontaine
Travis Oleksuk
Podge Turnbull
Justin Schultz
J.T. Brown
J.T. Brown
Home on ice
22,24,25,12
8,55,7,3,25 12,2,27,14,28
15,19,6,9,28 2,28,22,37
19,16,10,6
18,19,15,2,28
55,16,10,15,9
11,12,28,23,2,37
G A
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
1 0
0 1
0 0
0 1
0 0
1 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
dnp
dnp
2 4
Minnesota Duluth
Brady Lamb
Trent Palm
Drew Olson
Dan DeLisle
Travis Oleksuk
Jack Connolly
Keegan Flaherty
Jake Hendrickso
Mike Seidel
Joe Basaraba
Max Tardy
Mike Connolly
J.T. Brown
Mike Montgomer
Justin Faulk
David Grun
Wade Bergman
Kenny Reiter
Justin Fontaine
TEAM
Christian Gaffy
Aaron Crandall
Totals
22
Shots by Period
Team
1 2 3 Tot
UW
16 10 0 26
UMD
5 10 7 22
Prd
UW
UMD
1st
0-1 (1)
0-0 (0)
2nd
1-6 (9)
0-2 (3)
3rd
0-0 (0)
1-4 (3)
Total
1-7 (10)
1-6 (6)
Pi Sh +/0
1
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
2
0
0
3 +1
2
4 -1
2
3 -1
0
0
0
0
1
0
2
2
0
2
0
0
15
1 -1
0
2 +1
0
0 -1
15
0 -1
0
0 -1
0
1
0
2
0
0
0
2 +1
0
0
0
42
Goals by Period
Team
1 2 3 Tot
2 1 0
3
0 0 2
2
UW
UMD
Prd
UW
UMD
1st
1-2
4-19
2nd
2-4
5-21
3rd
5-21
1-2
Total
8-27
10-42
Three stars:
1. None
2. None
3. None
Officials:
Linesman:Dan Dineen
Linesman:Jarod Moen
Scorer:UMD SID
-3
GOALTENDERS
PENALTY SUMMARY
Prd
1st
1st
1st
2nd
2nd
2nd
3rd
Vis. on ice
6,15,19,28
TEAM SUMMARY
Prd
UW
UMD
1st
2-4
1-2
2nd
2-4
1-2
3rd
2-4
5-18
Total
6-12
7-22
0
2. 1st 11:50 UW
3. 2nd 00:55 UW
Team MiOffense
Time
UMD 10.10-Minute Miscondu 09:19
UMD
2.Roughing
09:19
UW
2.Roughing
09:19
UW
2.Tripping
09:52 PP
UMD
UMD
2.Cross-Checking
20:00
Wisconsin
Dec
Scott Gudmandson W
EMPTY NET
Min
GA
59:58
2
0
0:02
2
3
Saves
5 10
0 0
1
5
0
20
0
Minnesota Duluth
35 Kenny Reiter
EMPTY NET
##
Dec
L
Min
GA
1
2
3
Saves
58:00
3
0
14
0
9
0
0
0
23
0
2:00
PENALTY SUMMARY
Prd
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
Win-Kenny Reiter (8-2-2). Loss-Scott Gudmandson (10-6-1).
Player
Drew Olson
Michael Mersch
Keegan Flaherty
Justin Faulk
Justin Faulk
Patrick Johnson
Max Tardy
Justin Schultz
Mike Connolly
Team MinOffense
UMD
2.Roughing
UW
2.Roughing
UMD
2.Tripping
UMD
UMD
10.Game Misconduct
UW
2.Tripping
UMD
2.Cross-Checking
UW
2.Interference
UMD
Time
05:30
05:30
09:40
19:36
19:36
07:07
09:47
12:50
14:19
PP
PP
PP
PP
Prd
2nd
2nd
2nd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
Player
Mike Connolly
Joe Basaraba
Jack Connolly
Craig Johnson
Craig Smith
Sean Little
Sean Little
Kenny Reiter
Ryan Little
Team MiOffense
UMD 10.Game Misconduct
UMD
2.Cross-Checking
UMD
2.Hooking
UW
2.Interference
UW
2.Roughing
UW
5.Contact To The Hea
UW
10.Game Misconduct
UMD
2.Tripping
UW
2.Interference
Time
14:19
16:32
17:12
01:36
06:50
10:45
10:45
10:55
16:09
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
Win-Scott Gudmandson (11-6-1). Loss-Kenny Reiter (8-3-2).
Minnesota State vs #9 Wisconsin (Jan 21, 2011 at Madison, Wis.)
Minnesota State vs #9 Wisconsin (Jan 22, 2011 at Madison, Wis.)
Minnesota State (10-10-5, 4-10-3 WCHA) vs. Wisconsin (16-8-3, 8-7-2 WCHA)
Prd Time Team
Scored by
1. 1st 19:12 MINN PP Andrew Sackrison/4
2. 2nd 02:47 UW
3. 2nd 07:20 UW
EV Podge Turnbull/10
PP Jake Gardiner/6
4. 2nd 18:44 UW
EV Michael Mersch/8
5. 3rd 14:57 MINN EV Mike Louwerse/4
Assists
Mike Louwerse/4
Rylan Galiardi/10
Justin Schultz/19
Mark Zengerle/26
Justin Schultz/20
Craig Johnson/5
Tyler Barnes/8
Adam Mueller/4
Tyler Elbrecht/4
21,9,5,12,22 15,28,19,6
2,3,15,29,14 8,6,7,19,25
22,28,21,24 19,9,6,28,15
2,3,14,29,15 25,3,7,8,55
9,24,16,26,5 8,7,25,19,6
TEAM SUMMARY
#
2
3
5
9
12
14
15
16
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
28
29
T
1
Minnesota State
Josh Nelson
Cameron Cooper
Ben Youds
Mike Louwerse
Rylan Galiardi
Justin Jokinen
J.P. Burkemper
Tyler Elbrecht
Zach Lehrke
Chase Grant
Andrew Sackriso
Kurt Davis
Michael Dorr
Adam Mueller
Eriah Hayes
Joe Schiller
Channing Boe
Eli Zuck
TEAM
Austin Lee
Totals
G A
0 0
0 0
0 0
1 1
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
1 0
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
dnp
2 4
Pi Sh +/0
1 -2
0
2 -2
0
0 +1
0
4 +1
0
3
0
0
0 -2
0
1 -2
0
1 +1
0
2
0
2
2
0
0
3
0
0
6
0
0
2
0
0
2 +1
0
6
0
2
2 +1
2
2
0
0
0 -2
0
0
0
6
39
#
1
3
6
7
8
9
10
13
14
15
16
19
20
23
24
25
27
28
55
T
33
-5
G A
0 0
0 1
0 2
0 1
1 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
1 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
1 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
dnp
3 5
Wisconsin
Scott Gudmands
Craig Johnson
Justin Schultz
Tyler Barnes
Podge Turnbull
Mark Zengerle
Patrick Johnson
Gavin Hartzog
Jefferson Dahl
Craig Smith
Sean Dolan
Jake Gardiner
Ryan Little
Derek Lee
Joe Faust
Michael Mersch
Frankie Simonell
Jordy Murray
John Ramage
Team
Brett Bennett
Totals
Pi Sh +/2
0
0
0
1 +1
0
4
0
2
1 +1
0
4 +1
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
5
0
2
0
0
0
2
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
2
1
0
0
1 +1
0
1
0
0
5
0
0
0 +1
0
0
0
8
Minnesota State (10-11-5, 4-11-3 WCHA) vs. Wisconsin (17-8-3, 9-7-2 WCHA)
Prd Time Team
Scored by
1. 1st 12:31 UW
PP Jordy Murray/14
Goals by Period
Team
1 2 3 Tot
MINN 1 0 1
2
UW
0 3 0
3
3. 3rd 04:23 UW
Shots by Period
1 2 3 Tot
MINN 13 9 17 39
UW
14 10 6 30
Minnesota State
30 Phil Cook
EMPTY NET
Dec
L
Min
GA
1
2
3
Saves
58:26
3
0
14
0
7
0
6
0
27
0
1:34
##
1
Prd
MINNST
UW
1st
1-1 (2)
0-1 (3)
2nd
0-2 (2)
1-1 (2)
3rd
0-1 (2)
0-1 (0)
Total
1-4 (6)
1-3 (5)
Prd
MINNST
UW
1st
1-2
1-2
2nd
1-2
2-4
3rd
1-2
1-2
Total
3-6
4-8
Three stars:
1. None
2. None
3. None
Officials:
Referee:Don Adam
Linesman:Dan Carey
Linesman:Ed Moberg
Player
Channing Boe
Joe Faust
Joe Schiller
Tyler Barnes
Team MinOffense
Minnst 2.Hooking
UW
2.Interference
Minnst 2.High Sticking
UW
2.Boarding
Time
10:05
18:39
06:55
10:20
PP
PP
PP
PP
Prd
2nd
3rd
3rd
#
2
3
5
7
9
12
14
16
17
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
28
T
30
Minnesota State
Josh Nelson
Cameron Cooper
Ben Youds
John McInnis
Mike Louwerse
Rylan Galiardi
Justin Jokinen
Tyler Elbrecht
Evan Mosey
Zach Lehrke
Chase Grant
Andrew Sackriso
Kurt Davis
Michael Dorr
Adam Mueller
Eriah Hayes
Joe Schiller
Channing Boe
TEAM
Phil Cook
Totals
##
Minnesota State
Austin Lee
EMPTY NET
G A
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
1 0
0 0
0 0
dnp
1 2
Pi Sh +/0
1
0
0
1 -1
0
3 -1
0
0
0
0
0 -1
0
4
0
2
3 +1
0
2
0
0
1
0
0
2
0
2
3 +1
2
4 -1
0
3 +1
2
3
0
0
2 -1
2
1
0
0
1 +1
2
1 +1
2
0
0
14
35
#
3
4
6
7
8
9
10
13
14
15
16
19
20
23
25
27
28
55
T
33
Player
Scott Gudmandson
Chase Grant
Sean Dolan
26,20,14,28,22
19,15,6,9,28
3,5,9,21,24
15,19,6,28,9
0
G A
0 0
0 0
0 2
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
1 0
0 0
0 2
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
1 0
0 0
0 0
dnp
2 4
Wisconsin
Craig Johnson
Eric Springer
Justin Schultz
Tyler Barnes
Podge Turnbull
Mark Zengerle
Patrick Johnson
Gavin Hartzog
Jefferson Dahl
Craig Smith
Sean Dolan
Jake Gardiner
Ryan Little
Derek Lee
Michael Mersch
Frankie Simonell
Jordy Murray
John Ramage
Team
Brett Bennett
Totals
30 +5
Wisconsin
Dec
Scott Gudmandson W
EMPTY NET
24,22,28,26 28,15,6,9,19
TEAM SUMMARY
Pi Sh +/0
2
0
0
0
0
0
4
0
0
1
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
7
0
2
1
0
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
2
1
0
0
2
0
2
5
0
2
1
0
0
0
0
12
29
0
Goals by Period
Team
1 2 3 Tot
0 0 1
1
1 0 1
2
MINN
UW
Shots by Period
Team
1 2 3 Tot
MINN 8 10 17 35
UW
12 13 4 29
Prd
MINNST
UW
1st
0-2 (2)
1-4 (7)
2nd
0-2 (3)
0-1 (0)
3rd
0-1 (1)
0-1 (2)
Total
0-5 (6)
1-6 (9)
Prd
MINNST
UW
1st
4-8
2-4
2nd
3-6
3-6
3rd
0-0
1-2
Total
7-14
6-12
Three stars:
1. None
2. None
3. None
Officials:
Referee:Don Adam
Linesman:Ed Moberg
Linesman:Dan Carey
GOALTENDERS
Min
GA
1
59:52
2
0
12
0
0:08
3
Saves
9 16
0 0
2
37
0
1
Team MiOffense
UW
2.Tripping
Minns 2.Interference
UW
2.Cross-Checking
Dec
L
Min
GA
58:51
2
0
1:09
2
3
Saves
11 13
0 0
1
3
0
27
0
##
1
Wisconsin
Dec
Scott Gudmandson W
Min
GA
60:00
1
3
Saves
8 10 16
1
2
34
PENALTY SUMMARY
PENALTY SUMMARY
Prd
1st
1st
2nd
2nd
EV Craig Smith/15
Team
GOALTENDERS
##
Assists
Jake Gardiner/22
Justin Schultz/21
Chase Grant/10
Justin Jokinen/7
Jake Gardiner/23
Justin Schultz/22
2. 3rd 03:44 MINN EV Joe Schiller/3
Prd
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
2nd
Time
16:00 PP
15:38 PP
18:43 PP
Win-Scott Gudmandson (12-6-1). Loss-Phil Cook (8-9-3).
Player
TEAM
Patrick Johnson
John Ramage
Eriah Hayes
Justin Jokinen
Andrew Sackrison
Jake Gardiner
Team MinOffense
Time
Minnst 2.Too Many Players On 01:44
UW
2.Slashing
05:40
UW
2.Boarding
08:51
Minnst 2.Tripping
11:40
Minnst 2.Roughing
15:06
Minnst 2.Holding The Stick
17:19
UW
2.Interference
04:42
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
Prd
2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
3rd
Player
Chase Grant
Jordy Murray
Channing Boe
Michael Mersch
Michael Dorr
Sean Dolan
Win-Scott Gudmandson (13-6-1). Loss-Austin Lee (2-2-2).
Wisconsin timeout at 19:01 in the third period.
Mankato timeout at 19:32 in the third period.
54
Team MiOffense
Minns 2.Roughing
UW
2.Hooking
Minns 2.Cross-Checking
UW
2.Roughing
Minns 2.Hooking
UW
2.Tripping
Time
06:25
07:48
15:50
15:50
20:00
06:39
PP
PP
PP
PP
#8 Wisconsin vs Michigan Tech (Jan 29, 2011 at Houghton, Mich.)
#7 Wisconsin vs Michigan Tech (Jan 28, 2011 at Houghton, Mich.)
Wisconsin (19-8-2, 11-7-2 WCHA) vs. Michigan Tech (3-20-3, 1-16-1 WCHA)
Date: Jan 29, 2011 • Location: Houghton, Mich. • Arena: John MacInnes Arena
Wisconsin (18-8-3, 10-7-2 WCHA) vs. Michigan Tech (3-19-3, 1-15-1 WCHA)
Date: Jan 28, 2011 • Location: Houghton, Mich. • Arena: MacInnes Student Ice
Prd Time Team
Scored by
1. 1st 06:37 UW
2. 2nd 00:41 MTU
EV Alex MacLeod/6
3. 2nd 03:18 MTU
EV Evan Witt/1
4. 2nd 13:17 UW
EV Jake Gardiner/7
5. 2nd 13:46 UW
EV Mark Zengerle/4
6. 3rd 13:12 UW
EV Tyler Barnes/5
Assists
Tyler Barnes/9
Justin Schultz/23
Brett Olson/5
Steven Seigo/11
Alan L'Esperance/1
Daniel Holmberg/3
Jefferson Dahl/2
Justin Schultz/24
Frankie Simonell/9
Jordy Murray/7
-
Vis. on ice
8,7,6,19,25
Home on ice
16,9,3,26,24
15,28,19,9,6 18,16,6,12,24
28,9,15,6,19 29,11,2,26,33
19,13,6,25,28
Shots by Period
1 2 3 Tot
UW
17 10 15 42
MTU
4 13 9 26
Team
8,16,29,24,21
9,27,4,15,28 26,9,6,18,12
7,8,6,25,3
Wisconsin
Craig Johnson
Eric Springer
Justin Schultz
Tyler Barnes
Podge Turnbull
Mark Zengerle
Patrick Johnson
Gavin Hartzog
Jefferson Dahl
Craig Smith
Sean Dolan
Jake Gardiner
Ryan Little
Derek Lee
Michael Mersch
Frankie Simonell
Jordy Murray
John Ramage
Brett Bennett
Totals
G A
0 0
0 0
0 2
1 1
1 0
1 0
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
1 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 1
0 0
dnp
4 6
Pi Sh +/2
1 +1
0
1 +1
2
4 +1
0
2 +2
2
5 +2
0
3 -1
0
3
0
0
1 +1
0
1
0
0
7 -1
0
1
0
0
5
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
4
0 +3
0
1 +1
2
3
0
0
3
0
12
#
2
3
6
7
8
9
11
12
16
18
19
21
24
26
27
28
29
32
33
31
42 +1
Michigan Tech
Pete Heinonen
Brad Stebner
Steven Seigo
Patrick McCadde
Jacob Johnstone
Dennis Rix
Daniel Holmberg
Ryan Furne
Brett Olson
Alex MacLeod
Bennett Royer
Tommy Brown
Daniel Sova
Deron Cousens
Bryce Reddick
Milos Gordic
Evan Witt
Tyler Gubb
Alan L'Esperance
Corson Cramer
Totals
G A
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 1
1 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
1 0
0 0
0 1
dnp
2 4
Pi Sh +/0
0 +1
0
0 -2
0
2
0
0
0 -1
0
4 -1
0
1 -3
2
1 +1
0
2
0
0
4 -1
2
3
0
2
0
0
0
0 -1
7
1 -2
0
1 -1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
6
0
0
0 -1
0
1 +1
13
Prd
UW
MTU
1st
1-2
1-2
2nd
4-8
3-9
3rd
1-2
1-2
Total
6-12
5-13
Three stars:
1. None
2. None
3. None
Officials:
Referee:Marco Hunt
Linesman:Ed Moberg
Linesman:Dan Joupperi
1
Wisconsin
Dec
Scott Gudmandson W
Min
GA
60:00
2
1
2
3
Saves
4 11
9
24
Michigan Tech
30 Josh Robinson
35 Kevin Genoe
EMPTY NET
Player
Bennett Royer
Craig Johnson
Jordy Murray
Alex MacLeod
Podge Turnbull
Daniel Sova
Team MinOffense
MTU
2.Interference
UW
2.Hooking
UW
2.Hooking
MTU
2.Roughing
UW
2.Roughing
MTU
2.Roughing
Time
01:29
17:15
06:28
18:43
18:43
18:43
PP
PP
PP
Prd
2nd
2nd
2nd
3rd
3rd
Player
Michael Mersch
Daniel Sova
Michael Mersch
Daniel Holmberg
Justin Schultz
EV Sean Dolan/6
5. 3rd 12:21 UW
#
3
4
6
7
8
9
10
13
14
15
16
19
20
23
25
27
28
55
1
G A
0 0
0 0
1 0
0 0
0 0
1 1
1 2
0 0
0 0
0 1
1 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 1
dnp
4 5
Wisconsin
Craig Johnson
Eric Springer
Justin Schultz
Tyler Barnes
Podge Turnbull
Mark Zengerle
Patrick Johnson
Gavin Hartzog
Jefferson Dahl
Craig Smith
Sean Dolan
Jake Gardiner
Ryan Little
Derek Lee
Michael Mersch
Frankie Simonell
Jordy Murray
John Ramage
Scott Gudmands
Totals
Wisconsin
33 Brett Bennett
EMPTY NET
Dec
L
Min
GA
1
33:46
3
1
0
16
0
0
25:25
0:49
2
3
Saves
Assists
Craig Smith/20
Patrick Johnson/9
Steven Seigo/12
Deron Cousens/13
Patrick Johnson/10
John Ramage/9
Mark Zengerle/27
9,15,10,4,27 18,2,12,7,26
10,6,16,19
16,19,6,10
26,12,6,16,19
12,6,26,18,19
16,10,55,3,20
23,7,32,29,24
6,9,19,23,25 32,26,7,6,9
#
2
6
7
8
9
11
12
16
18
19
21
23
24
26
27
29
32
33
30
31
Pi Sh +/0
1 +1
2
1 +1
0
2 +2
2
1
0
0
5
0
0
2 +2
0
4 +3
0
0
0
0
1
0
15
1 +1
0
2 +2
0
4 +2
0
0 +1
0
0 +1
0
5 +1
0
0 +1
0
0
0
2
1 +1
21
30 +1
Michigan Tech
Pete Heinonen
Steven Seigo
Patrick McCadde
Jacob Johnstone
Dennis Rix
Daniel Holmberg
Ryan Furne
Brett Olson
Alex MacLeod
Bennett Royer
Tommy Brown
Ricky Doriott
Daniel Sova
Deron Cousens
Bryce Reddick
Evan Witt
Tyler Gubb
Alan L'Esperance
Josh Robinson
Corson Cramer
Totals
G A
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
1 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
dnp
dnp
1 2
Shots by Period
Team
1 2 3 Tot
UW
13 10 7 30
MTU
6 6 10 22
Prd
UW
MTU
1st
0-2 (1)
0-2 (4)
2nd
0-2 (3)
1-1 (1)
3rd
0-1 (1)
0-1 (2)
Total
0-5 (5)
1-4 (7)
Pi Sh +/2
0 -1
0
3 -2
2
0 -3
0
1
0
0
0 -1
2
4
0
0
2 -2
0
0 -1
0
1 -1
0
3 -1
0
3
0
0
0 -1
2
1 -1
2
0 -3
0
0
0
0
3 -1
0
1 -2
0
0
0
10
Goals by Period
Team
1 2 3 Tot
UW
1 1 2
4
MTU
0 1 0
1
Prd
UW
MTU
1st
3-17
3-6
2nd
1-2
1-2
3rd
1-2
1-2
Total
5-21
5-10
Three stars:
1. None
2. None
3. None
Officials:
Referee:Marco Hunt
Linesman:Ed Moberg
Linesman:Dan Joupperi
22 -20
3 0
5 14
0 0
19
19
0
Team MiOffense
UW
2.Roughing
MTU
5.Facemasking
UW
2.High Sticking
MTU
2.Boarding
UW
2.Tripping
Dec
W
Min
GA
1
2
3
Saves
59:34
1
0
6
0
5 10
0 0
21
0
0:26
Michigan Tech
35 Kevin Genoe
##
Dec
L
Min
GA
1
2
3
Saves
60:00
4
12
9
5
26
PENALTY SUMMARY
Prd
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
PENALTY SUMMARY
Prd
1st
1st
2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
4. 3rd 07:46 UW
##
26 -10
##
SH Patrick Johnson/3
PP Ryan Furne/8
GOALTENDERS
GOALTENDERS
##
2. 2nd 07:56 UW
3. 2nd 08:44 MTU
TEAM SUMMARY
Prd
UW
MTU
1st
0-1 (3)
0-1 (0)
2nd
0-0 (0)
0-1 (1)
3rd
0-2 (5)
0-1 (3)
Total
0-3 (8)
0-3 (4)
24,7,32,3,9
TEAM SUMMARY
#
3
4
6
7
8
9
10
13
14
15
16
19
20
23
25
27
28
55
33
Prd Time Team
Scored by
1. 1st 13:49 UW
EV Mark Zengerle/5
Goals by Period
Team
1 2 3 Tot
UW
1 2 1
4
MTU
0 2 0
2
Time
18:43
18:43 PP
18:43
13:59 PP
19:11 PP
Player
Pete Heinonen
Eric Springer
Deron Cousens
Craig Smith
Craig Smith
Team MinOffense
MTU
2.Hooking
UW
2.Tripping
MTU
2.Interference
UW
UW
10.Game Misconduct
Time
02:36
09:07
13:49
05:51
05:51
PP
PP
PP
PP
Prd
1st
2nd
2nd
3rd
3rd
Player
Patrick McCadden
Daniel Sova
John Ramage
Daniel Holmberg
Tyler Barnes
Team MiOffense
Time
MTU
2.Checking From Behi 19:41
MTU
2.Cross-Checking
05:52
UW
2.Boarding
07:42
MTU
2.Interference
04:40
UW
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
Win-Brett Bennett (5-2-2). Loss-Kevin Genoe (2-10-1).
Win-Scott Gudmandson (14-6-1). Loss-Josh Robinson (1-10-2).
#7 Wisconsin vs #16 Nebraska Omaha (Feb 11, 2011 at Omaha, Neb.)
#7 Wisconsin vs #16 Nebraska Omaha (Feb 12, 2011 at Omaha, Neb.)
Wisconsin (19-9-3, 11-8-2 WCHA) vs. Nebraska Omaha (17-10-2, 13-6-2 WCHA)
Date: Feb 11, 2011 • Location: Omaha, Neb. • Arena: Qwest Center Omaha
Prd Time Team
Scored by
1. 1st 14:54 UW
EV Jordy Murray/15
2. 2nd 01:21 UNO
PP Joey Martin/9
3. 2nd 02:43 UNO
EV Johnnie Searfoss/6
4. 3rd 01:41 UNO
5. 3rd 19:27 UNO
EV Alex Hudson/9
EN Rich Purslow/9
Assists
Mark Zengerle/27
Jake Gardiner/24
Eric Olimb/22
Matt Ambroz/14
Alex Hudson/16
Bryce Aneloski/10
Joey Martin/22
Michael Young/9
28,9,19,6,15 25,5,24,10,7
16,10,3,55
Wisconsin
Craig Johnson
Eric Springer
Justin Schultz
Tyler Barnes
Podge Turnbull
Mark Zengerle
Patrick Johnson
Gavin Hartzog
Jefferson Dahl
Craig Smith
Sean Dolan
Jake Gardiner
Ryan Little
Derek Lee
Michael Mersch
Frankie Simonell
Jordy Murray
John Ramage
Team
Brett Bennett
Totals
G A
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
1 0
0 0
0 0
dnp
1 2
Pi Sh +/0
2 -1
0
0 -1
0
2
0
0
2 -2
0
3 -1
2
6
0
0
3 -1
0
0 -1
0
1
0
2
3 +1
0
0 -1
0
5
0
0
0
0
2
1 -1
0
1 -1
0
0
0
0
2
0
4
1 -1
2
0
0
12
#
3
4
5
6
7
9
10
12
13
14
16
19
21
23
24
25
26
27
35
25,4,8,19,7
16,26,4,6,21
10,3,16,23,55
7,9,6,28,13
26,4,3,16,27
9,14,7,23
32 -10
Nebraska Omaha
Andrej Sustr
Nick Von Bokern
Kyle Ensign
Pasko Skarica
Michael Young
Rich Purslow
Alex Simonson
Brock Montpetit
Zahn Raubenhei
Joey Martin
Johnnie Searfoss
Ryan Walters
Matt White
Eric Olimb
Bryce Aneloski
Brent Gwidt
Alex Hudson
Matt Ambroz
Fredrik Bergman
Totals
G
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
A
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
1
0
1
1
dnp
4 6
Prd Time Team
Scored by
1. 1st 09:06 UNO EV Brock Montpetit/9
Shots by Period
Team
1 2 3 Tot
UW
9 7 16 32
UNO
8 16 8 32
Prd
UW
UNO
1st
0-2 (2)
0-1 (1)
2nd
0-2 (3)
1-3 (7)
3rd
0-1 (0)
0-1 (0)
Total
0-5 (5)
1-5 (8)
Pi Sh +/6
0 +1
0
0 +2
0
1 -1
0
1 +1
0
1
0
0
6 +1
0
0 -1
0
3
0
0
2
0
0
4 +1
0
3 +2
0
3
0
2
3 +1
2
2 +1
2
1 -1
0
0 -1
0
1 +2
0
1 +1
12
Goals by Period
Team
1 2 3 Tot
1 0 0
1
0 2 2
4
UW
UNO
14,23,27,21,9
TEAM SUMMARY
#
3
4
6
7
8
9
10
13
14
15
16
19
20
23
25
27
28
55
T
33
Wisconsin (19-10-3, 11-9-2 WCHA) vs. Nebraska Omaha (18-10-2, 14-6-2 WCHA)
Date: Feb 12, 2011 • Location: Omaha, Neb. • Arena: Qwest Center Omaha
Three stars:
1. Johnnie Searfoss
2. Joey Martin
3. Alex Hudson
Officials:
Linesman:Brandon Schmitt
Linesman:Scott Fitzpatrick
GOALTENDERS
##
1
Wisconsin
Scott Gudmandson
EMPTY NET
Dec
L
Min
GA
57:56
3
1
1:58
2
3
Saves
8 14
0 0
1
6
0
28
0
Nebraska Omaha
30 John Faulkner
##
Dec
W
Min
GA
1
2
3
Saves
59:54
1
8
7 16
31
EV Jake Gardiner/8
EV Matt Ambroz/15
PP Alex Hudson/10
5. 3rd 03:55 UNO
EV Matt Ambroz/16
6. 3rd 12:11 UW
PP Jordy Murray/16
7. 3rd 16:20 UW
PP Craig Smith/16
#
3
4
6
7
8
9
10
13
14
15
16
19
20
23
25
27
28
55
33
G A
0 0
0 0
0 2
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
1 1
0 1
1 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
1 0
0 0
dnp
3 5
Player
Eric Olimb
Matt White
John Ramage
Team
Mark Zengerle
Bryce Aneloski
Team MinOffense
Time
UNO
UNO
2.Interference
15:20
UW
2.Tripping
17:28
UW
2.Too Many Players On 00:52
UW
2.Tripping
02:52
UNO
2.Holding
05:34
##
1
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
Prd
2nd
2nd
2nd
3rd
3rd
3rd
Player
John Ramage
Andrej Sustr
Andrej Sustr
Craig Smith
Andrej Sustr
Derek Lee
Team MiOffense
UW
2.Tripping
UNO
2.Holding
UNO
2.Hooking
UW
2.Roughing
UNO
2.Roughing
UW
2.Slashing
Time
07:48
12:09
18:19
18:48
18:48
19:54
Home on ice
12,19,13,24,6
7,9,14,21,23
27,16,7,26,23
26,24,12,19,7
27,16,6,26,3
14,9,3,26
Wisconsin
Craig Johnson
Eric Springer
Justin Schultz
Tyler Barnes
Podge Turnbull
Mark Zengerle
Patrick Johnson
Gavin Hartzog
Jefferson Dahl
Craig Smith
Sean Dolan
Jake Gardiner
Ryan Little
Derek Lee
Michael Mersch
Frankie Simonell
Jordy Murray
John Ramage
Brett Bennett
Totals
Pi Sh +/0
0
0
2
0 -2
0
1
0
0
2
0
0
4
0
4
2 -2
0
2 -2
2
0
0
0
0 -1
2
8 -2
0
0 +1
0
5
0
0
2
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0 -2
0
3
0
0
0
0
10
#
3
4
5
6
7
9
12
13
14
15
16
19
21
23
24
25
26
27
34
30 -10
Nebraska Omaha
Andrej Sustr
Nick Von Bokern
Kyle Ensign
Pasko Skarica
Michael Young
Rich Purslow
Brock Montpetit
Zahn Raubenhei
Joey Martin
Jordan Willert
Johnnie Searfoss
Ryan Walters
Matt White
Eric Olimb
Bryce Aneloski
Brent Gwidt
Alex Hudson
Matt Ambroz
Mike Taffe
Totals
G A
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
1 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 2
0 2
0 0
0 0
0 2
0 0
1 0
2 0
dnp
4 7
Shots by Period
Team
1 2 3 Tot
UW
6 10 14 30
UNO
5 16 5 26
Prd
UW
UNO
1st
0-1 (0)
0-0 (0)
2nd
0-3 (7)
1-4 (12)
3rd
2-2 (5)
0-1 (1)
Total
2-6 (12)
1-5 (13)
9,14,6,3
Pi Sh +/2
0 +1
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
1 +2
4
2
0
0
2 -1
0
2 +1
0
1 +1
0
2 -1
0
1
0
2
1 +2
0
1 +1
0
1 -1
0
1
0
0
3 +1
0
1
0
2
4 +2
0
3 +2
12
Goals by Period
Team
1 2 3 Tot
1 0 2
3
1 2 1
4
UW
UNO
Prd
UW
UNO
1st
1-2
1-2
2nd
4-8
3-6
3rd
0-0
2-4
Total
5-10
6-12
Three stars:
1. Matt Ambroz
2. Craig Smith
3. Bryce Aneloski
Officials:
Linesman:Brandon Schmitt
Linesman:Scott Fitzpatrick
26 +1
GOALTENDERS
PENALTY SUMMARY
Prd
1st
1st
1st
2nd
2nd
2nd
Assists
Vis. on ice
Ryan Walters/8
15,4,27,10,9
Zahn Raubenheimer/
Sean Dolan/7
19,16,6,28,23
Johnnie Searfoss/3 27,23,14,4,10
Ryan Walters/9
55,16,3,10
Bryce Aneloski/11
Johnnie Searfoss/4 9,28,15,19,6
Bryce Aneloski/12
Justin Schultz/25
6,15,19,9,28
Craig Smith/21
Justin Schultz/26
15,6,19,28,9
Mark Zengerle/29
TEAM SUMMARY
Prd
UW
UNO
1st
1-2
2-4
2nd
3-6
3-6
3rd
2-4
1-2
Total
6-12
6-12
32 +9
2. 1st 19:32 UW
3. 2nd 10:46 UNO
4. 2nd 14:32 UNO
Wisconsin
Scott Gudmandson
EMPTY NET
Dec
L
Min
GA
58:19
4
0
1:41
2
3
Saves
4 14
0 0
1
4
0
22
0
Nebraska Omaha
30 John Faulkner
EMPTY NET
##
Dec
W
Min
GA
59:58
3
0
0:02
3
Saves
5 10 12
0 0 0
1
2
27
0
PENALTY SUMMARY
PP
PP
PP
Prd
1st
1st
2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
PP
Win-John Faulkner (16-9-2). Loss-Scott Gudmandson (14-7-1).
Player
Johnnie Searfoss
Mark Zengerle
Andrej Sustr
Michael Young
Eric Springer
Craig Smith
Team MinOffense
UNO
2.Interference
UW
2.Tripping
UNO
2.Hooking
UNO
2.Hooking
UW
2.Hooking
UW
2.Roughing
Time
06:21
19:58
05:47
06:32
10:46
13:44
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
Prd
2nd
2nd
2nd
3rd
3rd
Player
Gavin Hartzog
Nick Von Bokern
Mark Zengerle
Michael Young
Alex Hudson
Win-John Faulkner (17-9-2). Loss-Scott Gudmandson (14-8-1).
55
Team MiOffense
UW
2.Interference
UNO
2.Interference
UW
2.Roughing
UNO
2.Interference
UNO
2.Tripping
Time
15:18
18:24
19:36
10:57
15:23
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
Minnesota vs #12 Wisconsin (Feb 18, 2011 at Madison, Wis.)
Minnesota vs #12 Wisconsin (Feb 19, 2011 at Madison, Wis.)
Minnesota (13-12-4, 10-10-3WCHA) vs. Wisconsin (19-11-3, 11-10-2WCHA)
Date: Feb 18, 2011 • Location: Madison, Wis. • Arena: Kohl Center
Prd Time Team
Scored by
1. 1st 15:22 MINN PP Mike Hoeffel/12
2. 2nd 00:32 UW
Assists
Nick Bjugstad/16
Aaron Ness/10
Craig Smith/22
Justin Schultz/27
Kevin Wehrs/9
Patrick White/3
Mike Hoeffel/10
Aaron Ness/11
Mark Alt/7
Max Gardiner/2
Erik Haula/16
Cade Fairchild/12
Jake Gardiner/25
Justin Schultz/28
PP Jake Gardiner/9
3. 2nd 01:42 MINN EV Jacob Cepis/9
4. 2nd 03:31 MINN PP Taylor Matson/8
5. 2nd 18:40 MINN EV Taylor Matson/9
6. 3rd 11:08 MINN PP Patrick White/3
7. 3rd 19:29 UW
PP Jordy Murray/17
#
2
4
7
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
22
27
28
T
30
G A
0 1
0 0
1 1
2 0
0 2
1 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
1 0
0 0
0 1
0 1
0 1
0 1
0 1
0 0
dnp
5 10
Minnesota (13-12-5, 10-10-4WCHA) vs. Wisconsin (19-11-4, 11-10-3WCHA)
Date: Feb 19, 2011 • Location: Madison, Wis. • Arena: Kohl Center
Vis. on ice
11,27,10,16,12
Home on ice
16,19,10,6
4,16,9,28
19,15,6,9,28
17,2,7,28
55,3,8,7
9,11,10,12,27
27,4,16,10
Goals by Period
Team
1 2 3 Tot
1 3 1
5
0 1 1
2
Shots by Period
Team
1 2 3 Tot
MINN 8 12 12 32
UW
10 8 20 38
9,4,22,20,16 19,9,28,6,8
28,19,6,9,15
TEAM SUMMARY
Minnesota
Kevin Wehrs
Seth Helgeson
Patrick White
Taylor Matson
Aaron Ness
Mike Hoeffel
Justin Holl
Nico Sacchetti
Tom Serratore
Joe Miller
Nate Condon
Jacob Cepis
Nick Larson
Erik Haula
Mark Alt
Max Gardiner
Nick Bjugstad
Cade Fairchild
TEAM
Jake Kremer
Totals
Pi Sh +/10
0 +1
4
1 +1
0
2 +1
2
4 +1
2
4
0
2
3
0
4
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
2 +1
0
4 +1
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
1 +1
5
1 +1
0
4
0
0
2 +1
0
0
0
29
#
3
4
6
7
8
9
10
12
14
15
16
19
20
23
25
27
28
55
T
33
32 +9
Wisconsin
Craig Johnson
Eric Springer
Justin Schultz
Tyler Barnes
Podge Turnbull
Mark Zengerle
Patrick Johnson
Keegan Meuer
Jefferson Dahl
Craig Smith
Sean Dolan
Jake Gardiner
Ryan Little
Derek Lee
Michael Mersch
Frankie Simonell
Jordy Murray
John Ramage
Team
Brett Bennett
Totals
G A
0 0
0 0
0 2
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
1 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
1 0
0 0
0 0
dnp
2 4
18
38
Dec
W
Min
GA
1
60:00
2
10
2
3
Saves
7 19
36
##
1
Player
Tyler Barnes
Justin Holl
Jordy Murray
Kevin Wehrs
Jefferson Dahl
Justin Holl
Ryan Little
Kevin Wehrs
Aaron Ness
Mike Hoeffel
Michael Mersch
Team MinOffense
Time
UW
2.Interference
08:01
MINN
2.Hooking
12:38
UW
2.Hooking
14:14
MINN
2.Roughing
15:49
UW
2.Roughing
15:49
MINN
2.Roughing
15:49
UW
2.Roughing
15:49
MINN
2.Unsportsmanlike Con 15:49
MINN
2.Hooking
19:27
MINN
2.Hooking
00:36
UW
2.Interference
01:35
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
Prd
2nd
2nd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
#
2
4
7
9
10
11
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
27
28
29
T
30
Three stars:
1. None
2. None
3. None
Officials:
Referee:Jon Campion
Linesman:Dan Carey
Minnesota
Kevin Wehrs
Seth Helgeson
Patrick White
Taylor Matson
Aaron Ness
Mike Hoeffel
Nico Sacchetti
Tom Serratore
Joe Miller
Nate Condon
Jacob Cepis
Nick Larson
Erik Haula
Mark Alt
Jake Hansen
Nick Bjugstad
Cade Fairchild
Nate Schmidt
TEAM
Jake Kremer
Totals
G A
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
1 0
1 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
1 0
0 1
0 2
0 0
0 0
dnp
3 5
## Minnesota
Dec
35 Kent Patterson
Wisconsin
Scott Gudmandson
EMPTY NET
Player
Craig Smith
Seth Helgeson
Kevin Wehrs
Sean Dolan
Kevin Wehrs
Patrick Johnson
Taylor Matson
Michael Mersch
Max Gardiner
Seth Helgeson
Kevin Wehrs
Vis. on ice
16,27,10,2,11
Home on ice
28,15,27,5
21,19,17,28,4
6,25,8,7,19
10,2,11,18,27
10,19,27,8,20
21,17,28,19,4
3,55,9,15,7
17,28,19,21,4
19,28,11,18,4
20,55,16,3,10
14,9,55,23,3
Goals by Period
Team
1 2 3 OT Tot
1 1 1 0
3
1 1 1 0
3
MINN
UW
Shots by Period
Team
1 2 3 OT Tot
MINN 4 16 11 0 31
UW
8 10 16 1 35
Prd
MINN
UW
1st
1-2 (3)
0-1 (0)
2nd
0-4 (8)
0-3 (4)
3rd
0-1 (3)
0-1 (3)
OT
0-0 (0)
0-0 (0)
Total
1-7 (14)
0-5 (7)
Pi Sh +/2
2 -1
0
1
0
0
1
0
2
0
0
2
1 -1
0
2 -2
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
0
0
2 +1
0
3 -2
0
6
0
4
1
0
0
1 +1
0
4 -1
0
2
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
10
31
#
3
4
6
7
8
9
10
12
14
15
16
19
20
23
25
27
28
55
T
1
-5
G A
0 0
0 0
1 0
0 0
0 1
0 1
1 0
0 0
1 0
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 1
0 0
0 1
0 0
dnp
3 6
Wisconsin
Craig Johnson
Eric Springer
Justin Schultz
Tyler Barnes
Podge Turnbull
Mark Zengerle
Patrick Johnson
Keegan Meuer
Jefferson Dahl
Craig Smith
Sean Dolan
Jake Gardiner
Ryan Little
Derek Lee
Michael Mersch
Frankie Simonell
Jordy Murray
John Ramage
Team
Scott Gudmands
Totals
Pi Sh +/2
2 -1
0
0
0
0
4 +1
2
1
0
0
2 +2
0
2
0
2
3
0
0
0
0
0
1 +1
2
2 -1
0
1 -1
2
3 +2
2
3
0
0
1 +1
0
0 +1
0
4 +1
2
2
0
0
4 -1
0
0
0
14
Prd
MINN
UW
1st
1-2
2-4
2nd
3-6
4-8
3rd
1-2
1-2
OT
0-0
0-0
Total
5-10
7-14
Three stars:
1. None
2. None
3. None
Officials:
Referee:Jon Campion
Linesman:Dan Carey
35 +5
GOALTENDERS
-9
Dec
L
Min
GA
1
2
3
Saves
59:58
5
0
7
0
9 11
0 0
27
0
0:02
T
Min
65:00
GA
1
2
3
7
9 15
3 OT Saves
1
32
## Wisconsin
Dec
33 Brett Bennett
T
Min
65:00
GA
3
1
2
3 OT Saves
3 15 10
0
28
PENALTY SUMMARY
Prd
1st
1st
1st
2nd
2nd
2nd
PENALTY SUMMARY
Prd
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
2nd
2nd
3. 2nd 03:25 UW
Assists
Nick Bjugstad/9
Aaron Ness/12
Michael Mersch/8
Podge Turnbull/4
Jake Gardiner/26
Frankie Simonelli/9
Jacob Cepis/16
Cade Fairchild/13
Cade Fairchild/14
Mark Zengerle/30
John Ramage/10
TEAM SUMMARY
GOALTENDERS
Minnesota
35 Kent Patterson
##
5. 3rd 00:44 MINN EV Jacob Cepis/10
6. 3rd 03:06 UW
EV Jefferson Dahl/1
Prd
MINN
UW
1st
5-10
4-8
2nd
2-4
2-4
3rd
6-15
3-6
Total
13-29
9-18
Pi Sh +/0
0 -1
0
1
0
0
2 -1
2
2 -1
0
4 -2
0
1 -1
2
3
0
0
1
0
2
2
0
2
8
0
2
1
0
0
5 -1
2
1
0
0
0
0
4
1
0
0
0
0
2
6 -1
0
0 -1
0
0
0
2. 1st 13:23 UW
4. 2nd 12:37 MINN EV Jake Hansen/8
Prd
MINN
UW
1st
1-2 (2)
0-2 (0)
2nd
1-2 (4)
1-2 (3)
3rd
1-2 (3)
1-6 (11)
Total
3-6 (9)
2-10 (14)
7,19,28,17,2 20,6,16,19
11,28,10
Prd Time Team
Scored by
1. 1st 13:06 MINN PP Nate Condon/8
MINN
UW
Team MiOffense
Time
UW
2.Slashing
07:14 PP
MINN 2.Holding
19:52 PP
MINN 2.Unsportsmanlike Co 02:10
UW
MINN 2.Interference
05:32 PP
UW
2.Charging
09:21 PP
MINN 2.Hooking
11:50 PP
UW
2.Tripping
14:00 PP
MINN 5.Charging
17:41 PP
MINN 2.Cross-Checking
17:44 PP
MINN 2.Interference
19:13 PP
Player
Mark Alt
Craig Smith
Craig Johnson
Patrick Johnson
Kevin Wehrs
Ryan Little
Team MinOffense
MINN
2.Tripping
UW
2.Cross-Checking
UW
2.Cross-Checking
UW
2.Hooking
MINN
2.Hooking
UW
2.Interference
Time
03:48
06:55
11:26
01:13
03:25
06:29
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
Prd
2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
3rd
3rd
Player
Aaron Ness
Mark Alt
Jordy Murray
Tyler Barnes
Taylor Matson
Jake Gardiner
Team MiOffense
MINN 2.Interference
MINN 2.Roughing
UW
2.Interference
UW
2.Kneeing
MINN 2.Slashing
UW
2.Holding
Time
10:02
16:07
17:08
17:26
14:04
17:03
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
Minnesota-Kent Patterson (11-7-5). Wisconsin-Brett Bennett (5-2-3).
Wisconsin timeout at 12:48 in the third period.
Win-Kent Patterson (11-7-4). Loss-Scott Gudmandson (14-9-1).
#13 Wisconsin vs St. Cloud State (Feb 25, 2011 at St. Cloud, Minnesota)
#13 Wisconsin vs St. Cloud State (Feb 26, 2011 at St. Cloud, Minnesota)
Wisconsin (19-12-4,11-11-3 WCHA) vs. St. Cloud State (13-15-5, 9-12-4 WCHA)
Date: Feb 25, 2011 • Location: St. Cloud, Minnesota • Arena: Nat'l Hockey Center
Prd Time Team
Scored by
1. 2nd 07:43 SCSU EV Travis Novak/5
Assists
Jared Festler/9
Oliver Lauridsen/8
Mitch MacMillan/2
Nick Jensen/14
David Eddy/7
Nick Jensen/14
Jake Gardiner/27
Craig Smith/23
Nick Jensen/16
Mike Lee/2
Podge Turnbull/5
Jake Gardiner/28
2. 2nd 10:26 SCSU EV Jordy Christian/2
3. 2nd 11:42 SCSU EV Garrett Roe/7
4. 3rd 00:39 UW
5. 3rd 04:09 SCSU EV Garrett Roe/8
6. 3rd 06:09 UW
PP Jordy Murray/18
Vis. on ice
14,12,3,18,27
Home on ice
12,11,25,17,14
8,3,25,55,7
14,16,13,25,28
28,9,15,4,19 9,22,14,10,25
6,19,15,28,9 7,26,19,6,17
15,9,23,10,28
9,14,10,22,25,17
28,8,19,23
14,25,9,11
TEAM SUMMARY
#
3
4
6
7
8
9
10
12
14
15
16
18
19
23
25
27
28
55
T
1
Wisconsin
Craig Johnson
Eric Springer
Justin Schultz
Tyler Barnes
Podge Turnbull
Mark Zengerle
Patrick Johnson
Keegan Meuer
Jefferson Dahl
Craig Smith
Sean Dolan
Sean Little
Jake Gardiner
Derek Lee
Michael Mersch
Frankie Simonell
Jordy Murray
John Ramage
Team
Scott Gudmands
Totals
G A
0 0
0 0
1 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 2
0 0
0 0
0 0
1 0
0 0
0 0
dnp
2 4
#
3
4
6
7
9
10
11
12
13
14
16
17
18
19
22
23
25
26
28
30
T
36
41
Pi Sh +/0
0 -2
0
1 -1
2
4 +1
0
1 -1
2
4 -1
0
1 -1
0
1 -1
0
0 -1
0
0 -1
2
4 -1
0
1
0
0
2 -1
0
2
0
2
2 -1
2
2 -1
2
0 -1
2
2 -1
4
0 -1
0
0
0
18
27 -15
St. Cloud State
Sam Zabkowicz
Taylor Johnson
Brett Barta
Kevin Gravel
Garrett Roe
Ben Hanowski
Jared Festler
Travis Novak
Jordy Christian
Nick Jensen
Nick Oslund
Aaron Marvin
Chris Hepp
Drew LeBlanc
David Eddy
Cam Reid
Oliver Lauridsen
Nic Dowd
Mitch MacMillan
Mike Lee
TEAM
Nate Hardy
Dan Dunn
Totals
G A
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
2 0
0 0
0 1
1 0
1 0
0 3
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 1
0 1
0 0
dnp
dnp
4 8
Pi Sh +/0
0
0
2
0
0
0
1 -1
0
0 -1
0
7 +2
4
3 +2
0
2 +1
0
2 +1
0
1 +1
0
1 +4
0
2 +1
2
2 +1
0
0
0
0
3 -1
2
4 +2
0
4
0
0
1 +4
0
0 -1
0
2 +1
0
0
0
0
0
0
10
Wisconsin (19-13-4,11-12-3 WCHA) vs. St. Cloud State (14-15-5,10-12-4 WCHA)
Date: Feb 26, 2011 • Location: St. Cloud, Minnesota • Arena: Nat'l Hockey Center
Goals by Period
Team
1 2 3 Tot
UW
0 0 2
2
SCSU 0 3 1
4
Prd Time Team
Scored by
1. 1st 16:17 SCSU PP Garrett Roe/9
Shots by Period
1 2 3 Tot
UW
4 11 12 27
SCSU 9 17 9 35
3. 2nd 07:38 UW
Prd
UW
SCSU
1st
0-0 (0)
0-2 (4)
2nd
0-0 (1)
0-2 (3)
3rd
1-2 (7)
0-1 (0)
Total
1-2 (8)
0-5 (7)
6. 3rd 10:22 SCSU PP Nick Oslund/3
Team
Wisconsin
33 Brett Bennett
EMPTY NET
Dec
L
Min
GA
58:37
4
0
1:23
2
3
Saves
9 14
0 0
1
8
0
31
0
5. 3rd 08:01 SCSU PP Garrett Roe/10
7. 3rd 12:32 SCSU EV David Eddy/7
8. 3rd 14:18 SCSU SH Aaron Marvin/8
9. 3rd 19:37 UW
Prd
UW
SCSU
1st
2-4
0-0
2nd
2-4
1-2
3rd
5-10
4-8
Total
9-18
5-10
St. Cloud State
30 Mike Lee
Officials:
Referee:Bill Mason
Linesman:Chris Olson
Goal judge:Bill Tschida
Pen timekeeper:Lee Pflepsen
Game timekeeper:Scott MacLeod
Scorer:John Kruchten
Dec
W
Min
GA
60:00
2
3
Saves
4 11 10
1
2
25
Player
Michael Mersch
Jordy Murray
Craig Smith
John Ramage
Aaron Marvin
Derek Lee
Ben Hanowski
Team MinOffense
Time
UW
2.Tripping
05:21
UW
2.Hooking
08:37
UW
2.Interference
12:22
UW
2.Interference
15:37
SCSU
2.Interference
18:35
UW
SCSU
2.Slashing
05:12
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
Prd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
Player
Frankie Simonelli
David Eddy
John Ramage
Ben Hanowski
Justin Schultz
Taylor Johnson
Podge Turnbull
#
3
6
7
8
9
10
12
14
15
16
18
19
23
24
25
27
28
55
T
33
G A
0 0
0 0
0 1
1 1
0 0
2 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 1
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
dnp
3 6
Home on ice
9,19,10,22,14
12,19,6,15,9 12,11,4,17,6
5,7,17,26,23
10,23,24,14,27
27,8,6,19,28 17,11,12,6,4
55,10,16,3
9,19,10,12,14
12,55,3,8
16,4,13,17,5
14,15,55,3,28
22,23,11,7,6
19,28,15,9,6 17,9,5,4
10,12,24,27,8
11,5,6,17,23
8,25,7,24,27 21,13,5,4,16
Wisconsin
Craig Johnson
Justin Schultz
Tyler Barnes
Podge Turnbull
Mark Zengerle
Patrick Johnson
Keegan Meuer
Jefferson Dahl
Craig Smith
Sean Dolan
Sean Little
Jake Gardiner
Derek Lee
Joe Faust
Michael Mersch
Frankie Simonell
Jordy Murray
John Ramage
Team
Brett Bennett
Totals
Pi Sh +/0
0 -1
2
0 -3
0
0 +1
0
3 +1
0
1 -2
0
3 +2
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
5 -3
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
3 -3
2
2 +1
0
0 +3
0
1 +1
2
0 +2
5
2 -3
0
2 -1
0
0
0
13
24
#
4
5
6
7
9
10
11
12
13
14
16
17
19
21
22
23
25
26
T
30
36
-5
St. Cloud State
Taylor Johnson
Nicholas Rioux
Brett Barta
Kevin Gravel
Garrett Roe
Ben Hanowski
Jared Festler
Travis Novak
Jordy Christian
Nick Jensen
Nick Oslund
Aaron Marvin
Drew LeBlanc
Brian Volpei
David Eddy
Cam Reid
Oliver Lauridsen
Nic Dowd
TEAM
Mike Lee
Nate Hardy
Totals
G A
0 1
0 0
0 1
0 0
2 0
0 2
0 3
1 1
0 1
0 0
1 0
2 0
0 2
0 0
1 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
dnp
dnp
7 12
Pi Sh +/2
2 +2
0
2 -2
0
0 +2
0
1
0
0
3 +1
2
1
0
0
4 +2
0
1 +2
0
4 -1
0
1
0
2
5 -1
0
3 +1
0
1
0
0
1 -1
0
2 +1
0
0 -1
2
1
0
0
0 -1
0
0
0
8
Goals by Period
Team
1 2 3 Tot
UW
0 1 2
3
SCSU 1 2 4
7
Shots by Period
Team
1 2 3 Tot
UW
3 9 12 24
SCSU 9 11 12 32
Prd
UW
SCSU
1st
0-1 (0)
1-1 (1)
2nd
0-2 (1)
0-2 (1)
3rd
0-1 (2)
2-4 (7)
Total
0-4 (3)
3-7 (9)
Prd
UW
SCSU
1st
1-2
1-2
2nd
2-4
2-4
3rd
2-7
1-2
Total
5-13
4-8
Three stars:
1. Garrett Roe
2. Jared Festler
3. Aaron Marvin
Officials:
Referee:Peter Fresema
Referee:Bill Mason
Linesman:Chris Olson
Goal judge:Deb Gerhardson (W)
Pen timekeeper:Bill Triplett (E)
Game timekeeper:Tom Williams
Scorer:Bill Rothstein
32 +4
GOALTENDERS
PENALTY SUMMARY
Prd
1st
1st
2nd
2nd
2nd
3rd
3rd
10. 3rd 19:49 UW
Vis. on ice
19,15,28,6
TEAM SUMMARY
Three stars:
1. Garrett Roe
2. Nick Jensen
3. Travis Novak
35 +1
##
4. 2nd 13:18 SCSU EV Aaron Marvin/7
GOALTENDERS
##
Assists
Drew LeBlanc/25
Ben Hanowski/6
Jared Festler/10
Brett Barta/11
Derek Lee/12
Joe Faust/1
Jared Festler/11
Travis Novak/8
Drew LeBlanc/26
Ben Hanowski/7
Taylor Johnson/9
Jordy Christian/2
Cam Reid/18
Jared Festler/12
Podge Turnbull/6
Keegan Meuer/1
Michael Mersch/9
Tyler Barnes/10
2. 2nd 04:27 SCSU EV Travis Novak/6
Team MiOffense
UW
2.Roughing
SCSU 2.Roughing
UW
2.Roughing
SCSU 2.Roughing
UW
2.Roughing
SCSU 2.Roughing
UW
2.Interference
##
Time
05:12
05:12
05:12
05:12
05:48
05:48
20:00 PP
1
Wisconsin
Scott Gudmandson
EMPTY NET
Dec
L
Min
GA
1
2
3
Saves
59:54
7
0
8
0
9
0
8
0
25
0
0:06
St. Cloud State
41 Dan Dunn
##
Dec
W
Min
GA
1
2
3
Saves
60:00
3
3
8 10
21
PENALTY SUMMARY
Prd
1st
1st
2nd
2nd
2nd
Win-Mike Lee (11-11-4). Loss-Brett Bennett (5-3-3).
Player
Derek Lee
Taylor Johnson
Oliver Lauridsen
Justin Schultz
Frankie Simonelli
Team MinOffense
UW
2.Interference
SCSU
2.Elbowing
SCSU
2.Slashing
UW
2.Interference
UW
2.Interference
Time
15:00
17:14
00:40
01:59
11:04
PP
PP
PP
PP
Prd
2nd
3rd
3rd
3rd
Player
Ben Hanowski
Jordy Murray
Nick Oslund
Keegan Meuer
Win-Dan Dunn (3-4-1). Loss-Scott Gudmandson (14-10-1).
56
Team MiOffense
Time
SCSU 2.Checking From Behi 14:44 PP
UW
5.Kneeing
07:24 PP
SCSU 2.Elbowing
12:55 PP
UW
2.Slashing
17:22 PP
#17 Colorado College vs #18 Wisconsin (Mar 04, 2011 at Madison, Wis.)
#17 Colorado College vs #18 Wisconsin (Mar 05, 2011 at Madison, Wis.)
Colorado College (19-15-3, 13-12-2) vs. Wisconsin (19-14-4, 11-13-3)
Date: Mar 04, 2011 • Location: Madison, Wis. • Arena: Kohl Center
Prd Time Team
Scored by
1. 2nd 02:18 CC
PP Gabe Guentzel/5
2. 2nd 06:18 UW
Assists
Stephen Schultz/22
Jaden Schwartz/20
Derek Lee/13
Sean Dolan/8
Podge Turnbull/7
Tyler Barnes/11
Ryan Lowery/14
Rylan Schwartz/24
Tim Hall/5
EV Jake Gardiner/10
3. 3rd 00:34 UW
4. 3rd 14:37 CC
EV Stephen Schultz/14
5. 3rd 17:05 CC
EV David Civitarese/4
Vis. on ice
10,14,8,13,22
Home on ice
14,28,55,6
Colorado College
Arthur Bidwill
Joe Marciano
Scott Winkler
Eamonn McDerm
Jaden Schwartz
Dakota Eveland
Gabe Guentzel
David Civitarese
Rylan Schwartz
Stephen Schultz
Andrew Hambur
Alexander Krush
Tyler Johnson
Nick Dineen
Tim Hall
Ryan Lowery
William Rapuzzi
Michael Boivin
TEAM
Josh Thorimbert
Totals
G A
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
1 0
1 0
0 1
1 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
dnp
3 5
Pi Sh +/0
0 -1
0
1 +1
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
2
3 +1
0
1 +1
2
1
0
0
5
0
0
1 -1
0
0
0
0
1
0
2
1 -1
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
2 -1
0
0
0
6
21
#
3
6
7
8
9
10
13
14
15
16
19
20
23
24
25
27
28
55
T
1
7,24,22,15,23
10,8,7,19,6
14,24,13,10,8
10,15,9,6,19
11,23,4,7
6,19,28,15
-1
Wisconsin
Craig Johnson
Justin Schultz
Tyler Barnes
Podge Turnbull
Mark Zengerle
Patrick Johnson
Gavin Hartzog
Jefferson Dahl
Craig Smith
Sean Dolan
Jake Gardiner
Ryan Little
Derek Lee
Joe Faust
Michael Mersch
Frankie Simonell
Jordy Murray
John Ramage
Team
Scott Gudmands
Totals
G A
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 1
0 0
1 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 1
1 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
dnp
2 4
Prd Time Team
Scored by
1. 2nd 01:57 UW
SH Craig Smith/17
2. 2nd 06:46 UW
Shots by Period
Team
1 2 3 Tot
CC
5 7 9 21
UW
11 13 4 28
Prd
CC
UW
1st
0-0
1-2
2nd
1-2
1-2
3rd
2-4
3-25
Total
3-6
5-29
Three stars:
1. None
2. None
3. None
Officials:
Referee:Tim Walsh
Referee:Don Adam
Linesman:Ed Moberg
Linesman:Dan Carey
28 +1
Dec
W
Min
GA
60:00
2
2
3
Saves
11 12
1
3
26
EV Archie Skalbeck/9
4. 3rd 15:35 UW
#
2
4
5
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
22
23
24
27
28
T
31
G A
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
1 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
dnp
1 2
Colorado College
Arthur Bidwill
Joe Marciano
Scott Winkler
Eamonn McDerm
Jaden Schwartz
Dakota Eveland
Gabe Guentzel
David Civitarese
Archie Skalbeck
Rylan Schwartz
Stephen Schultz
Andrew Hambur
Alexander Krush
Nick Dineen
Tim Hall
Ryan Lowery
William Rapuzzi
Michael Boivin
TEAM
Joe Howe
Totals
Pi Sh +/15
0
0
2
0 -1
0
3 -1
0
3 +1
0
1 -1
2
1
0
2
4 -2
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
4 -1
0
2
0
0
3
0
0
3
0
2
2 -1
0
0
0
12
2 +1
2
3
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
37
34
#
1
3
6
7
8
9
10
12
14
15
16
19
20
23
24
25
27
28
55
T
33
-5
Wisconsin
33 Brett Bennett
EMPTY NET
##
Dec
L
Min
GA
1
2
3
Saves
59:52
3
0
5
0
6
0
7
0
18
0
0:08
Colorado College
39 Josh Thorimbert
EMPTY NET
##
Dec
L
Player
Podge Turnbull
Jordy Murray
Rylan Schwartz
Gabe Guentzel
Team MinOffense
UW
2.Elbowing
UW
2.Hooking
CC
2.Tripping
CC
2.Holding
Time
11:01
01:16
08:13
04:31
PP
PP
PP
PP
Prd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
Prd
1st
1st
1st
1st
2nd
2nd
2nd
Team MiOffense
Time
CC
2.Roughing
15:48
UW
5.Checking From Behi 15:48
UW
10.Game Misconduct 15:48
UW
10.10-Minute Miscondu 20:00
3. 3rd 04:12 UW
EV Ryan Little/6
4. 3rd 19:49 UW
EN Jefferson Dahl/2
Assists
Gabe Guentzel/19
Stephen Schultz/23
Michael Mersch/10
Sean Dolan/9
Keegan Meuer/2
Jefferson Dahl/3
Jordy Murray/8
Vis. on ice
10,16,6,19
Home on ice
22,10,14,13,8
24,25,16,23,27
23,14,5,7,24
20,12,16,55,3
17,12,9,24,7
14,28,8,19,6 10,22,27,17,14,8
TEAM SUMMARY
#
3
6
7
8
9
10
12
14
15
16
19
20
23
24
25
27
28
55
33
Wisconsin
Craig Johnson
Justin Schultz
Tyler Barnes
Podge Turnbull
Mark Zengerle
Patrick Johnson
Keegan Meuer
Jefferson Dahl
Craig Smith
Sean Dolan
Jake Gardiner
Ryan Little
Derek Lee
Joe Faust
Michael Mersch
Frankie Simonell
Jordy Murray
John Ramage
Brett Bennett
Totals
G A
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 1
1 1
0 0
0 1
0 0
1 0
0 0
1 0
0 1
0 0
0 1
0 0
dnp
3 5
#
2
4
5
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
16
17
22
23
24
27
28
1
39
Pi Sh +/0
1 +1
0
1 +1
4
2
0
4
2 +1
0
1
0
2
0
0
0
0 +1
0
1 +1
2
1
0
0
1 +2
0
2 +1
2
1 +1
0
1 +1
0
3 +1
0
2 +1
0
1 +1
0
2 +1
0
0 +1
14
22 +1
1
Wisconsin
Dec
Scott Gudmandson W
Colorado College
G A
Arthur Bidwill
0 0
Joe Marciano
0 0
Scott Winkler
0 0
Eamonn McDerm 0 0
Jaden Schwartz
0 0
Dakota Eveland
0 0
Gabe Guentzel
0 1
David Civitarese
0 0
Archie Skalbeck
0 0
Rylan Schwartz
0 0
Stephen Schultz
0 1
Alxndr Krushelny 0 0
Tyler Johnson
0 0
Nick Dineen
1 0
Tim Hall
0 0
Ryan Lowery
0 0
William Rapuzzi
0 0
Michael Boivin
0 0
Tyler O'Brien
dnp
Josh Thorimbert
dnp
Totals
1 2
Min
GA
1
2
3
Saves
60:00
1
8
9 10
27
Min
GA
1
2
3
Saves
3
0
4
0
8 10
0 0
22
0
0:18
Player
Podge Turnbull
Joe Marciano
Craig Smith
Podge Turnbull
Tyler Barnes
Team MinOffense
UW
2.Tripping
CC
2.Interference
UW
2.Interference
UW
2.Cross-Checking
UW
2.Elbowing
Time
05:10
10:59
11:02
18:56
04:14
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
Player
Arthur Bidwill
Arthur Bidwill
Joe Faust
Jordy Murray
Tyler Barnes
Joe Marciano
Ryan Lowery
Team MinOffense
CC
CC
10.Game Misconduct
UW
2.Tripping
UW
2.Slashing
UW
2.Elbowing
CC
2.Tripping
CC
2.Tripping
Pi Sh +/0
1
0
2
0
0
0
0 -1
0
1 -2
0
3 -1
0
1 -1
0
3 -1
0
1
0
0
0 -1
0
2
0
0
5 -2
0
2
0
0
0 -2
0
5 -1
2
2 -1
0
0 -2
0
2 -1
0
0
0
4
Prd Time Team
Scored by
1. 1st 11:00 UW
EV Craig Smith/18
Goals by Period
Team
1 2 3 Tot
UW
0 1 2
3
CC
0 1 0
1
Shots by Period
Team
1 2 3 Tot
UW
6 7 9 22
CC
8 10 10 28
Prd
UW
CC
1st
0-1 (0)
0-2 (1)
2nd
0-1 (0)
1-4 (2)
3rd
0-0 (0)
0-1 (4)
Total
0-2 (0)
1-7 (7)
Pi Sh +/0
0
0
2
1
0
0
3 +1
2
1 +1
0
3
0
0
1
0
0
5
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
4 +1
0
1
0
0
1 +2
0
2
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
2 -1
0
0 -1
2
1 +1
0
0
0
0
0
0
8
Prd
CC
UW
1st
0-2 (3)
0-1 (2)
2nd
0-1 (4)
0-3 (5)
3rd
0-1 (3)
1-3 (6)
Total
0-4 (10)
1-7 (13)
Prd
CC
UW
1st
2-15
2-4
2nd
3-6
1-2
3rd
4-16
1-2
Total
9-37
4-8
Three stars:
1. None
2. None
3. None
Officials:
Referee:Tim Walsh
Referee:Don Adam
Linesman:Ed Moberg
Linesman:Dan Carey
25 +4
##
1
Wisconsin
Dec
Scott Gudmandson W
EMPTY NET
Time
03:47
03:47
09:48
16:43
01:23
08:28
12:52
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
Prd
2nd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
Player
Nick Dineen
Gabe Guentzel
Craig Johnson
William Rapuzzi
Dakota Eveland
Ryan Lowery
Min
GA
1
59:50
1
0
10
0
0:10
3
Saves
9 14
0 0
2
33
0
Team MiOffense
Time
CC
2.Boarding
17:46
CC
2.Elbowing
06:18
UW
2.Elbowing
08:27
CC
2.Hooking
14:07
CC
2.Tripping
18:16
CC
10.10-Minute Miscondu 18:16
Three stars:
1. Jefferson Dahl
2. Scott Gudmandson
3. Nick Dineen
Officials:
Referee:Marco Hunt
Linesman:Keltie/Staudte
Scorer:Greg Cook
28 -16
Colorado College
31 Joe Howe
EMPTY NET
##
Dec
L
Min
GA
1
2
3
Saves
58:26
2
1
6
0
6
0
7
0
19
0
1:34
Prd
2nd
2nd
2nd
3rd
Player
Ryan Little
Tim Hall
Patrick Johnson
Tyler Barnes
2. 1st 13:01 UW
3. 2nd 10:49 CC
EV Jaden Schwartz/14
4. 3rd 03:11 CC
EV Gabe Guentzel/6
5. 3rd 05:44 UW
EV Sean Dolan/7
6. 3rd 16:31 CC
7. OT 05:48 CC
EV Scott Winkler/3
PP Jaden Schwartz/15
#
3
6
7
8
9
10
12
14
15
16
19
20
23
24
25
27
28
55
33
G A
0 0
0 0
0 0
1 0
0 1
0 1
0 0
0 0
1 0
1 0
0 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
dnp
3 4
Wisconsin
Craig Johnson
Justin Schultz
Tyler Barnes
Podge Turnbull
Mark Zengerle
Patrick Johnson
Keegan Meuer
Jefferson Dahl
Craig Smith
Sean Dolan
Jake Gardiner
Ryan Little
Derek Lee
Joe Faust
Michael Mersch
Frankie Simonell
Jordy Murray
John Ramage
Brett Bennett
Totals
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
15,9,28,55,3 17,10,9,4,5
8,10,6,7,19
16,23,25,6,19
13,4,28,14,8
8,4,14,13,10
20,14,24,12,27
10,21,2,11,16
16,23,19,25,6
11,17,24,5,2
27,10,3,8,23 5,9,17,10,24
20,16,6,19
8,22,10,14,13
Pi Sh +/0
0
0
0
5 +1
0
2 +1
2
5
0
0
1 +1
2
1
0
0
0 -1
0
0 -1
0
4 +1
0
3
0
0
3 +1
0
0 -1
0
1 -1
0
2 -1
0
0
0
0
1 -2
0
2 +1
4
0 +1
8
30
#
2
4
5
7
8
9
10
11
13
14
16
17
21
22
23
24
27
28
1
39
0
Colorado College
G A
Arthur Bidwill
0 1
Joe Marciano
0 1
Scott Winkler
1 0
Eamonn McDerm 0 0
Jaden Schwartz
2 0
Dakota Eveland
0 1
Gabe Guentzel
1 1
David Civitarese
0 0
Rylan Schwartz
0 0
Stephen Schultz
0 1
Tyler Johnson
0 0
Jeff Collett
0 1
Nick Dineen
0 1
Tim Hall
0 0
Ryan Lowery
0 0
William Rapuzzi
0 0
Michael Boivin
0 0
Tyler O'Brien
dnp
Josh Thorimbert
dnp
Totals
4 7
Pi Sh +/0
0
0
0
0 -1
0
4 -1
0
4
0
0
5
0
0
1
0
0
2 +2
2
1
0
2
1
0
0
3
0
0
1 +1
2
0 -1
0
1 +1
2
3
0
0
0
0
2
1
0
0
1
0
2
0 -1
12
28
Goals by Period
Team
1 2 3 OT Tot
2 0 1 0
3
0 1 2 1
4
UW
CC
Shots by Period
Team
1 2 3 OT Tot
UW
13 8 7 2 30
CC
7 6 13 2 28
Prd
UW
CC
1st
0-2 (5)
0-1 (2)
2nd
0-2 (3)
0-0 (0)
3rd
0-1 (1)
0-1 (1)
OT
0-0 (0)
1-1 (1)
Total
0-5 (9)
1-3 (4)
Prd
UW
CC
1st
1-2
2-4
2nd
1-2
3-6
3rd
1-2
1-2
OT
1-2
0-0
Total
4-8
6-12
Three stars:
1. Jaden Schwartz
2. Craig Smith
3. Scott Winkler
Officials:
Referee:Marco Hunt
Scorer:Greg Cook
0
GOALTENDERS
## Wisconsin
Team MiOffense
Time
UW
CC
2.Hooking
10:04
UW
2.Interference
17:44
UW
2.Elbowing
05:12
Assists
Mark Zengerle/31
Patrick Johnson/11
Joe Marciano/8
Stephen Schultz/24
Jeff Collett/3
Arthur Bidwill/2
Michael Mersch/11
Derek Lee/14
Dakota Eveland/13
Nick Dineen/9
Gabe Guentzel/20
TEAM SUMMARY
Prd
UW
CC
1st
3-6
1-2
2nd
3-6
1-2
3rd
1-2
0-0
Total
7-14
2-4
PENALTY SUMMARY
Prd
1st
1st
1st
1st
2nd
G A
0 1
0 0
1 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
1 0
0 0
0 0
1 1
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
dnp
3 4
Wisconsin (21-15-4) vs. Colorado College (20-17-3)
Date: Mar 12, 2011 • Location: Colorado Springs, CO • Arena: World Arena
GOALTENDERS
##
Shots by Period
Team
1 2 3 Tot
CC
10 9 15 34
UW
4 10 11 25
6,15,9,28,19
#19 Wisconsin vs #16 Colorado College (Mar 12, 2011 at Colorado Springs, CO)
EV Joe Faust/1
27,6,8,10,25
Win-Scott Gudmandson (15-10-1). Loss-Josh Thorimbert (5-4-1).
Prd Time Team
Scored by
1. 2nd 05:53 CC
PP Nick Dineen/12
CC
UW
PENALTY SUMMARY
Player
Nick Dineen
John Ramage
John Ramage
Mark Zengerle
Win-Joe Howe (14-12-2). Loss-Brett Bennett (5-4-3).
Wisconsin Timeout at 19:13 elapsed in the third.
2. 2nd 12:11 UW
Wisconsin
Scott Gudmands
Craig Johnson
Justin Schultz
Tyler Barnes
Podge Turnbull
Mark Zengerle
Patrick Johnson
Keegan Meuer
Jefferson Dahl
Craig Smith
Sean Dolan
Jake Gardiner
Ryan Little
Derek Lee
Joe Faust
Michael Mersch
Frankie Simonell
Jordy Murray
John Ramage
Team
Brett Bennett
Totals
59:42
PENALTY SUMMARY
Prd
1st
2nd
2nd
3rd
Goals by Period
Team
1 2 3 Tot
0 0 1
1
0 2 1
3
Home on ice
15,28,19,6
10,7,8,19,6
GOALTENDERS
GOALTENDERS
Colorado College
31 Joe Howe
##
3. 3rd 11:39 CC
Assists
Vis. on ice
8,22,10,14,13
Tyler Barnes/12
9,12,5,10,4
Jake Gardiner/29
Dakota Eveland/12 12,9,7,24,14
Eamonn McDermott/
Craig Smith/24
10,14,22,23
Scott Gudmandson/1
TEAM SUMMARY
Prd
CC
UW
1st
0-1 (1)
0-0 (0)
2nd
1-1 (1)
0-1 (0)
3rd
0-1 (1)
0-1 (0)
Total
1-3 (3)
0-2 (0)
Pi Sh +/0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0 +1
2
5 +1
10
3 -1
0
4
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
3 -2
0
1 +1
0
3
0
0
1
0
0
1 +1
0
1
0
0
2 +1
0
0
0
2
2 -1
15
0
0
0
0
0
29
Goals by Period
Team
1 2 3 Tot
0 1 2
3
0 1 1
2
CC
UW
2,28,8,13,14 19,23,16,25,6
TEAM SUMMARY
#
2
4
5
7
8
9
10
11
13
14
15
16
17
22
23
24
27
28
T
39
Colorado College (19-16-3, 13-13-2WCHA) vs. Wisconsin (20-14-4, 12-13-3WCHA)
Date: Mar 05, 2011 • Location: Madison, Wis. • Arena: Kohl Center
1
PP
PP
PP
PP
Min
GA
1
2
Scott Gudmandson OTL 65:48
Dec
4
7
5 11
3 OT Saves
1
24
## Colorado College
31 Joe Howe
EMPTY NET
Dec
W
Min
65:20
0:28
GA
1
2
3 OT Saves
3
0
11
0
8
0
6
0
2
0
27
0
PENALTY SUMMARY
Prd
1st
1st
1st
2nd
2nd
Win-Scott Gudmandson (16-10-1). Loss-Joe Howe (14-13-2).
Colorado College timeout at 18:43 of third period.
Wisconsin timeout at 18:43 of third period.
Player
John Ramage
Tyler Johnson
Rylan Schwartz
Podge Turnbull
Ryan Lowery
Team MinOffense
Time
UW
2.Boarding
08:05
CC
2.Holding
14:48
CC
2.Interference
17:18
UW
2.Unsportsmanlike Con 06:46
CC
2.Roughing
06:46
PP
PP
PP
Prd
2nd
2nd
3rd
3rd
OT
Player
Michael Boivin
David Civitarese
John Ramage
Nick Dineen
Patrick Johnson
Win-Joe Howe (15-13-2). Loss-Scott Gudmandson (16-11-1).
57
Team MiOffense
CC
2.Cross-Checking
CC
2.Charging
UW
2.Cross-Checking
CC
2.High Sticking
UW
2.Tripping
Time
08:06
15:29
10:09
10:21
04:17
PP
PP
PP
PP
PP
Prd Time Team
Scored by
1. 2nd 17:22 UW
PP Craig Smith/19
2. 3rd 09:27 CC
PP Nick Dineen/13
3. 3rd 13:21 CC
PP Stephen Schultz/15
Assists
Justin Schultz/29
Jake Gardiner/31
Stephen Schultz/25
Jaden Schwartz/21
Rylan Schwartz/25
Jaden Schwartz/22
Vis. on ice
15,6,19,28
Home on ice
7,22,10
14,20,55,3
22,14,8,10,13
15,28,27,24 14,13,8,10,22
Shots by Period
Team
1 2 3 Tot
UW
8 14 12 34
CC
4 11 11 26
TEAM SUMMARY
#
3
6
7
8
9
10
12
14
15
16
19
20
23
24
25
27
28
55
1
Wisconsin
Craig Johnson
Justin Schultz
Tyler Barnes
Podge Turnbull
Mark Zengerle
Patrick Johnson
Keegan Meuer
Jefferson Dahl
Craig Smith
Sean Dolan
Jake Gardiner
Ryan Little
Derek Lee
Joe Faust
Michael Mersch
Frankie Simonell
Jordy Murray
John Ramage
Scott Gudmands
Totals
G A
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
1 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
dnp
1 2
#
2
4
5
7
8
9
10
11
13
14
16
17
21
22
23
24
27
28
1
39
Pi Sh +/0
1
0
2
5
0
0
2
0
0
3
0
0
2
0
2
2
0
2
1
0
0
3
0
2
2
0
0
4
0
0
3
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
4
0
2
0
0
12
34
0
Colorado College
G A
Arthur Bidwill
0 0
Joe Marciano
0 0
Scott Winkler
0 0
Eamonn McDerm 0 0
Jaden Schwartz
0 2
Dakota Eveland
0 0
Gabe Guentzel
0 0
David Civitarese
0 0
Rylan Schwartz
0 1
Stephen Schultz
1 1
Tyler Johnson
0 0
Jeff Collett
0 0
Nick Dineen
1 0
Tim Hall
0 0
Ryan Lowery
0 0
William Rapuzzi
0 0
Michael Boivin
0 0
Tyler O'Brien
dnp
Josh Thorimbert
dnp
Totals
2 4
Pi Sh +/0
0
0
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
2
0
0
1
0
0
3
0
2
1
0
4
2
0
0
6
0
2
2
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
2
0
2
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
12
26
Goals by Period
Team
1 2 3 Tot
UW
0 1 0
1
CC
0 0 2
2
Prd
UW
CC
1st
0-1 (1)
0-1 (0)
2nd
1-2 (2)
0-1 (0)
3rd
0-1 (2)
2-2 (5)
Total
1-4 (5)
2-4 (5)
Prd
UW
CC
1st
2-4
2-4
2nd
2-4
3-6
3rd
2-4
1-2
Total
6-12
6-12
Three stars:
1. Stephen Schultz
2. Joe Howe
3. Jaden Schwartz
Officials:
Referee:Marco Hunt
Scorer:Greg Cook
0
GOALTENDERS
Wisconsin
33 Brett Bennett
EMPTY NET
##
Dec
L
Min
GA
58:54
2
0
1:06
2
3
Saves
4 11
0 0
1
9
0
24
0
Colorado College
31 Joe Howe
##
Dec
W
Min
GA
60:00
1
3
Saves
8 13 12
1
2
33
PENALTY SUMMARY
Prd
1st
1st
1st
1st
2nd
2nd
Player
Justin Schultz
Michael Mersch
Rylan Schwartz
Rylan Schwartz
Alxndr Krushelnyski
Patrick Johnson
Team MinOffense
Time
UW
2.Hooking
02:31
UW
2.Roughing
13:45
CC
2.High Sticking
13:45
CC
2.Roughing
13:45
CC
UW
2.Tripping
09:52
PP
PP
PP
PP
Prd
2nd
2nd
2nd
3rd
3rd
3rd
Player
Keegan Meuer
Ryan Lowery
Joe Marciano
David Civitarese
Craig Smith
John Ramage
Team MiOffense
UW
2.Embellishment
CC
2.Roughing
CC
2.Slashing
CC
2.Cross-Checking
UW
2.Interference
UW
2.Tripping
Time
16:02
16:02
16:41
06:19
08:06
11:57
PP
PP
PP
PP
Win-Joe Howe (16-13-2). Loss-Brett Bennett (5-5-3).
Wisconsin timeout at 19:30 of third period.
58
Year-by-Year Records
Year
Coach
1921–22
1922–23
1923–24
1924–25
1925–26
1926–27
1927–28
1928–29
1929–30
1930–31
1931–32
1932–33
1933–34
1934–35
1963-64
Dr. A.C. Viner
Dr. A.C. Viner
Robert Blodgett
Kay Iverson
Kay Iverson
W.R. Brandow
John Farquhar
John Farquhar
John Farquhar
Spike Carlson
Art Thomsen
Art Thomsen
Art Thomsen
Art Thomsen
Art Thomsen
& John Riley
John Riley
John Riley
Bob Johnson
Bob Johnson
Bob Johnson
Bob Johnson
Bob Johnson
Bob Johnson
Bob Johnson
Bob Johnson
Bob Johnson
Bill Rothwell
Bob Johnson
Bob Johnson
Bob Johnson
Bob Johnson
Bob Johnson
Bob Johnson
Jeff Sauer
Jeff Sauer
Jeff Sauer
Jeff Sauer
Jeff Sauer
Jeff Sauer
Jeff Sauer
Jeff Sauer
Jeff Sauer
Jeff Sauer
Jeff Sauer
Jeff Sauer
Jeff Sauer
Jeff Sauer
Jeff Sauer
Jeff Sauer
Jeff Sauer
Jeff Sauer
Jeff Sauer
Jeff Sauer
Mike Eaves
Mike Eaves
Mike Eaves
Mike Eaves
Mike Eaves
Mike Eaves
Mike Eaves
Mike Eaves
Mike Eaves
1877 GP
1964–65
1965–66
1966–67
1967–68
1968–69
1969–70
1970–71
1971–72
1972–73
1973–74
1974–75
1975–76*
1976–77
1977–78
1978–79
1979–80
1980–81
1981–82
1982–83
1983–84
1984–85
1985–86
1986–87
1987–88
1988–89
1989–90
1990–91
1991–92
1992–93
1993–94
1994–95
1995–96
1996–97
1997–98
1998–99
1999–00
2000–01
2001–02
2002–03
2003–04
2004–05
2005–06
2006–07
2007–08
2008–09
2009–10
2010–11
Totals
OVERALL
W
L
T
Pct.
WCHA
W
L
Home
Away
Neutral
0
3
3
1
8
1
5
11
5
4
1
0
3
5
8
8
5
9
7
3
9
7
7
6
6
3
9
4
6
5
0
3
1
1
4
0
4
2
1
1
0
0
1
0
3
.000
.409
.269
.167
.667
.100
.438
.600
.458
.409
.250
.000
.438
.455
.594
7-5-3
1-0-0
0-0-0
14
12
16
21
22
23
20
27
29
18
24
12
37
28
25
15
27
35
33
21
25
27
23
30
25
36
26
27
24
26
24
17
15
26
15
31
22
16
13
22
23
30
19
16
20
28
21
1094
9
9
10
10
10
11
13
10
9
13
12
24
7
12
13
20
14
11
10
17
17
15
18
13
16
9
15
14
15
15
15
20
21
14
19
9
15
19
23
13
14
10
18
17
16
11
16
667
0
0
0
0
2
0
1
1
2
5
2
2
1
3
3
1
1
1
4
1
0
0
1
2
5
1
3
2
3
1
4
3
2
1
4
1
4
4
4
8
4
3
4
7
4
4
4
116
.609
.571
.615
.677
.676
.676
.603
.724
.750
.569
.658
.342
.833
.686
.646
.431
.655
.755
.745
.551
.595
.643
.560
.689
.598
.793
.625
.651
.607
.631
.605
.463
.421
.646
.447
.768
.585
.462
.375
.605
.610
.733
.512
.488
.550
.698
.561
.614
11-6-0
10-6-0
11-5-0
13-4-0
13-5-1
9-5-0
12-4-0
15-4-1
19-1-0
10-6-4
16-6-0
6-12-0
22-5-0
18-5-2
16-6-1
10-9-1
17-7-0
22-5-1
20-4-1
14-8-0
16-8-0
18-4-0
15-7-0
20-5-1
15-6-3
20-3-1
16-5-1
15-3-1
12-6-2
14-6-0
14-6-1
11-5-0
8-7-1
11-6-1
8-11-3
16-3-1
11-8-1
12-7-1
7-11-2
11-6-6
16-6-1
13-6-1
9-9-2
10-6-2
12-8-2
15-3-3
14-6-2
650-285-54
3-3-0
2-3-0
4-4-0
7-4-0
8-4-1
7-5-0
4-8-1
9-5-0
6-8-2
8-7-1
8-6-2
6-12-2
13-2-1
10-5-1
9-7-2
4-10-0
8-7-1
12-5-0
11-6-3
7-9-1
9-9-0
9-11-0
8-11-1
6-8-1
9-9-2
10-6-0
8-8-2
6-9-1
10-5-1
7-6-1
6-7-3
5-10-3
7-10-1
11-7-0
7-6-1
13-3-0
8-5-3
4-10-2
3-12-2
10-5-2
6-6-3
11-3-2
7-8-1
4-9-5
7-7-2
9-6-1
6-9-2
353-323-60
0-0-0
0-0-0
1-1-0
1-2-0
1-1-0
7-1-0
4-1-0
3-1-0
4-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
2-0-0
0-2-0
0-0-0
1-1-0
2-0-0
1-1-0
2-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
4-0-0
1-1-0
6-0-0
2-2-0
6-2-0
2-4-0
5-3-0
4-2-0
1-5-0
0-4-0
4-1-0
0-2-0
2-3-0
3-2-0
0-2-1
3-0-0
1-2-0
1-2-0
6-1-0
3-1-1
2-2-0
1-1-0
4-2-0
1-1-0
91-56-2
12
13
20
18
12
19
11
26
21
19
12
17
18
15
11
20
23
17
22
17
19
19
19
18
19
17
14
15
17
13
23
14
12
7
14
16
17
12
11
14
17
12
682
10
9
8
9
11
11
19
5
9
11
18
11
7
9
14
14
11
17
12
13
8
11
11
11
12
11
15
15
10
12
5
10
13
17
7
9
8
13
12
11
8
13
470
T
0
0
0
1
5
2
2
1
2
2
0
0
1
2
1
0
0
1
1
5
1
2
2
3
1
4
3
2
1
3
0
4
3
4
7
3
3
3
5
3
3
3
89
Pct.
.545
.591
.714
.661
.518
.625
.375
.828
.688
.625
.400
.607
.712
.615
.442
.588
.676
.500
.643
.557
.696
.625
.625
.609
.609
.594
.484
.500
.625
.518
.821
.571
.482
.321
.625
.625
.661
.482
.482
.554
.661
.482
.585
Place
4th
3rd
2nd
3rd
5th
4th
7th
1st
2nd
T3rd
9th
2nd
2nd
3rd
4th
3rd
3rd
T3rd
2nd
3rd
1st
3rd
2nd
2nd
3rd
T2nd
6th
7th
2nd
4th
1st
5th
5th
8th
3rd
T3rd
T2nd
T6th
6th
T3rd
2nd
7th
* Bill Rothwell served as an interim coach during the 1975-76 season while Bob Johnson coached the 1976 U.S. Olympic Team.
59
The Decade of the 60s
The Highlights
I
n March of 1962 at an athletic board meeting, then–Athletic Director Ivan B.
Williamson reinstated ice hockey as an intercollegiate sport at the University of
Wisconsin. A year and a half later, behind co-coaches Art Thomsen and John
Riley, Badger hockey made its ‘second debut’.
On November 29, 1963, seven days after the tragic death of President Kennedy,
the Badgers faced off against St. Mary’s College of Winona, Minn. That game signaled the return of hockey to Wisconsin after a 28-year absence.
The first Badger team of the modern era was formed by posting flyers around
the campus during the Fall of 1962. The flyers asked any university students wishing to play ice hockey to report to an initial organizational meeting in Agricultural
Hall. Only about 15-20 students showed up and because there were no scholarships, the team was molded from kids who did not receive offers from any other
schools and a lot of local kids who just wanted to play the game.
So, from those humble beginnings, co-coaches Riley and Thomsen laid the foundation for what would become one of college hockey’s winningest programs.
During the first full season (1963–64), a TOTAL of 8,937 fans watched 15 games
at Kelsey’s Hartmeyer Ice Arena. That number tripled just one year later as in the
Badgers’ second season, nearly 28,000 people came out to watch the 17-game home
slate.
Said Riley, “We had great enthusiasm from those who came out to see what was
going on. Although small in number, they were very dedicated, very loyal, very excitable and very vocal.” These were the first of the now famous Wisconsin hockey fans.
From the start, the Badgers boasted strong goaltenders producing such names
as Jim Duffy, Gary Johnson, Bob Vroman and Wayne Thomas between the pipes in
the 60s. The first 20-goal scorer (season) was Ray Clegg, who led the team in scoring
during the 1964–65 campaign with 27-22=49. Bert DeHate was the decade’s most
prolific scorer with 108 goals, 80 assists for 188 points from 1966–70. He left with
UW records for career goals and points, and season goals and points, to name a few.
On defense, John Jagger became the school’s first All-American when he was named
to the first team following the 1969–70 season. Don Addison paced the team in
defensive scoring three straight seasons (1964–67) and led the team in scoring with
12-28=40 in 1966–67.
March 1962 – Athletic Director Ivan B.
Williamson announces the return of hockey
as an intercollegiate sport after the sport was
dropped in 1935.
November 29, 1963 – In the first game of the
modern era, the Badgers lose a 13-6 shootout
to St. Mary’s (Winona, Minn.). The game was
played in front of 695 fans at Hartmeyer Ice
Arena.
The first modern-era goal came off the
stick of Tom French (Ann Arbor, Mich.) on a
penalty shot.
December 6, 1963 – A rebound goal by Chan
Young (Madison, Wis.) gives the UW its
first win in the modern era. In overtime, the
Badgers defeated Macalester, 3-2.
December 11, 1964 – The UW takes a major
step in the future of the program, scheduling
eight games against teams from the WCHA,
but the Badgers lose all eight.
February 22, 1966 – The UW breaks a
13-game winless streak versus WCHA teams,
when it posts a 5-4 overtime win over the
Minnesota Gophers.
April 1, 1966 – Following the retirement of
John Riley, the UW hires Bob Johnson as its
ninth coach in the history of the program.
March 1968 – Sophomore center Bert DeHate
(St. Paul, Minn.) became the first Badger
to win the national scoring title. He tallied
47-30=77, including a school-record seven
hat tricks.
March 30, 1969 – Wisconsin joins the
WCHA, becoming the ninth member of the
most prestigious league in Division I college
hockey.
November 14-15, 1969 – The UW’s first
WCHA series was played against the Fighting
Sioux of North Dakota. The Badgers upset
UND, sweeping the series 8-4 and 7-4.
March 1970 – Wisconsin makes its first
NCAA tournament appearance, finishing third.
Defenseman John Jagger (Sault Ste. Marie,
Ontario) is the first UW All-American.
Year
W
1963-64
8
1964-65 14
1965-66 12
1966-67 16
1967-68 21
1968-69 22
1969-70 23
Totals 116
L
5
9
9
10
10
10
11
64
T
Postseason
3
0
0
0
0
2
0
NCAA (third)
5 (.641)
T
he decade of the 70s established the University of Wisconsin hockey program
as one of the nation’s elite. After winning the WCHA playoff championship in
its first season as a WCHA member (1969–70) and also making its first NCAA
tourney appearance that year, Wisconsin entered the next decade with confidence
and determination to take the program to the next level.
It didn’t take long for the Badgers to make that step and return to the NCAA
championship. In March of 1972, the UW lost to Boston University, but defeated
Denver to place third at the NCAA tournament. It was the second championship
appearance in three years for a Badger team. Then came the 1972–73 campaign—
the 10th anniversary of the UW hockey program in the modern era. That year proved
to be the best yet for a Wisconsin squad as the Badgers finished 29-9-2 and gave
themselves the best anniversary present available in the college hockey world—an
NCAA championship. It would be the first of three for Bob Johnson at the UW.
Just four years later, arguably the best college hockey team assembled, notched
the first 30-win season in the school’s existence ending the year 37-7-1. That team
produced four first-team All-Americans in forwards Mike Eaves and Mark Johnson,
defenseman Craig Norwich and goaltender Julian Baretta and Wisconsin’s second
NCAA title. The Badgers came from behind in both semi-final games to defeat New
Hampshire and Michigan in overtime in two of the greatest comebacks in UW history. Both games were tied late in regulation by the UW and then won in overtime.
Wisconsin made another NCAA championship appearance in ‘77-78 (the fourth
of the decade), finishing fourth after losing to Boston University and Bowling Green.
The UW watched two of its team members take part in the ‘Miracle on Ice’ during the 1980 Lake Placid Olympics. Mark Johnson and Bob Suter were both members of the United States’ goal-medal winning team. Johnson led the team in scoring
with 5-6=11.
The Badger hockey program had earned the respect of the college hockey world
with the accomplishments and success during the 70s. Wisconsin made four NCAA
appearances, won two NCAA championships, four WCHA playoff titles and one
WCHA regular-season crown. Six 20-plus win seasons, including a 30-win campaign, were recorded. Individually, six players earned nine first-team All-America
honors, while five players (and one coach) were Olympians during the decade of the
70s. Steve Alley, Bob Lundeen, John Taft and head coach Bob Johnson were members of the 1976 U.S. Olympic team, while Johnson and Suter played on the 1980
U.S. team.
Year
W
L
1970-71 20 13
1971-72 27 10
1972-73 29
9
1973-74 18 13
1974-75 24 12
1975-76 12 24
1976-77 37
7
1977-78 28 12
1978-79 25 13
1979-80 15 20
Totals 235 133
T
Postseason
1
1
NCAA (third)
2
NCAA Champs
5
2
2
1
NCAA Champs
3
NCAA (fourth)
3
1
21 (.631)
The Highlights
March 1972 – The Badgers make a second
appearance in three years at the NCAA
championships, finishing third.
March 16, 1973 – Dean Talafous scores with
five seconds left in regulation to tie the game,
then scores the game-winning goal with 33
seconds in left overtime to cap a stunning
comeback 6-5 victory over Cornell. The win
advances the Badgers to the finals, where
they defeat defending NCAA champion Denver
for their first NCAA title.
February 19, 1977 – Wisconsin captures its
first-ever MacNaughton Cup with a 6-4 win
over Minnesota-Duluth at the Dane County
Coliseum.
March 25, 1977 – The Badgers make it to
college hockey’s final four for the third time
in school history. In semifinal action, Les
Grauer ties the game and Mike Eaves get the
game-winner to give the UW a 4-3 overtime
win over New Hampshire.
March 26, 1977 – The best season in UW
history is culminated when Steve Alley’s goal
at 0:23 into overtime gives Wisconsin a 6-5
win over Michigan for the school’s second
NCAA title in five seasons.
The Badgers finish the season at 37-7-1,
becoming the first team to capture the Big
Ten, WCHA and NCAA titles in the same
season. Bob Johnson is named national
coach of the year, while his son, Mark, is
named the freshman of the year.
March 1978 – UW fans take Providence, R.I.,
by storm for the 1978 NCAA Championship
and are proclaimed the “World’s Greatest
Hockey Fans,” by the city.
Mike Eaves ends his UW career as the
school’s all-time scoring leader, while he and
Mark Johnson earn first-team All-America
honors.
March 1979 – The Badgers play before 21
sellout crowds, averaging 8,654 (just eight
short of a sellout) fans a game at the Dane
County Coliseum.
Mark Johnson, the collegiate player of the
year, closes out his UW career as the top goal
scorer (125) in school history.
W
isconsin opened the 80s with three straight NCAA championship appearances (1980-81, 1981-82 and 1982-83) and two national titles (1981 and
1983). With three NCAA championships in seven years, Badger hockey had
become the most successful collegiate hockey program in the nation.
Those three teams produced some of the best athletes to play the game.
Consider that five members of those teams went on to distinguished NHL careers,
including Bruce Driver (15 seasons/1,030 games), Pat Flatley (14/850), Brian
Mullen (11/1,205), Dave Maley (9/512) and Chris Chelios, who marked his 20th
season in the NHL in 2001-02 as a member of the Stanley Cup-winning Detroit Red
Wings. Chelios, who has been named the NHL’s best defenseman on three separate
occasions, has played in 1,617 career NHL games.
In addition, four players – Flatley, Driver, John Newberry and Theran Welsh –
were named first-team All-Americans. Welsh remains the Badgers’ all-time leading
defensive scorer (24-194=228) and is one of only four players in school history to
reach the 200-point plateau.
Wisconsin won 20-or-more games every season in the decade of the 80s,
including two 30-win campaigns. And, just as the UW entered the 80s, winning a
national title, that is how it ended the 80s. The 1989-90 squad won the school’s fifth
NCAA title and posted the second-best record in school history (36-9-1).
The list of players that came out of the Badger hockey program during this
decade is second to none. John Byce, Tony Granato, Sean Hill, Curtis Joseph, Scott
Mellanby, Paul Ranheim, Barry Richter, Mike Richter, Gary Shuchuk, Gary Suter
and Chris Tancill are just a few of the top players that came out of the 80s.
The Badgers became just the fourth school to win three or more titles in the
same decade. Denver (60s) and Boston University (70s) won three and Michigan won
five (50s) championships in its respective decade.
Year
W
1980-81 27
1981-82 25
1982-83 33
1983-84 21
1984-85 25
1985-86 27
1986-87 23
1987-88 30
1988-89 25
1989-90 36
Totals 272
L
14
11
10
17
17
15
18
13
16
9
140
T
Postseason
1 NCAA Champions
1
NCAA (second)
4 NCAA Champions
1
0
0
1
2
NCAA Qualifiers
5
NCAA Qualifiers
1 NCAA Champions
16 (.654)
The Highlights
March 27, 1981 – For the sixth time in school history,
the Badgers return to the NCAA tournament. After
advancing past Clarkson in quarterfinal action a week
earlier, the Badgers defeat Northern Michigan to earn
the right to play for the national title.
March 28, 1981 – With a 6-3 win over arch-rival
Minnesota, the Badgers grab the school’s third NCAA title.
The UW defeats the No. 1 teams in ECAC (Clarkson), the
CCHA (Northern Michigan) and the WCHA (Minnesota) in
its championship run.
March 27, 1982 – The Badgers make a second
consecutive appearance in the NCAA title game, but lose
to North Dakota, finishing second.
June 1, 1982 – Bob Johnson resigns after 15 years at
Wisconsin. He led the program to three national titles,
seven NCAA appearances and the highest attendance in the
country.
July 8, 1982 – Jeff Sauer becomes the fourth coach (10th
all time) in the modern era of Badger hockey.
March 5, 1983 – Wisconsin defeats North Dakota,
6-5 in triple overtime, to advance to the WCHA playoff
championship. Chris Chelios ties the game with just 12
seconds left in regulation and Paul Houck wins it with a
shorthanded goal in the third overtime. To date, it was
the longest game in school history.
March 12-13, 1983 – With a sweep of the Gophers at
Williams Arena, the Badgers earn the league playoff
championship and the No. 1 seed in the West.
March 26, 1983 – For the third straight year, Wisconsin
plays for the national title and wins the championship with
a 6-2 victory over Harvard.
January 7, 1984 – Wisconsin becomes the only American
collegiate team to defeat the 1984 U.S. Olympic squad
(4-2) on its preparation tour.
November 23, 1985 – Wisconsin records the program’s
500th modern-era victory with a 6-2 win over North
Dakota at the Coliseum.
December 30, 1987 – The Badgers claim the Great Lakes
Invitational tournament with wins over Michigan and
Michigan State in front of 19,482 at Joe Louis Arena.
March 6-7, 1988 – A win over North Dakota (2-1) and
Minnesota (3-2) at the St. Paul Civic Center nets the firstever WCHA Final Four Playoff Championship.
December 28-29, 1989 – Wisconsin hosts its inaugural
Bank One Badger Hockey Showdown at the Bradley
Center in Milwaukee, Wis. The UW defeats Notre Dame
(9-3) and Boston College (6-5) to capture the Pettit Cup.
February 16, 1990 – The Badgers play their 1,000th
game since the resumption of the program in 1963, a 6-3
victory over Minnesota.
March 24, 1990 – The UW completes its sweep of Maine
in the NCAA quarterfinals at the Dane County Coliseum.
The Badgers advance to Detroit with a 4-3 overtime win.
March 30, 1990 – In front of 8,000 Badger fans in Joe
Louis Arena, the Cardinal and White defeat Boston College
2-1 to advance to the 1990 NCAA Championship game.
April 1, 1990 – Head coach Jeff Sauer guides his Badger
team to a second NCAA title, with a 7-3 victory over
Colgate. It is the school’s fifth national title as the UW’s
36-9-1 mark is the second-best in UW history.
T
he Badgers entered the 1990s as the defending NCAA champions, coming off
a decade which saw a Wisconsin team play for the national title four times.
Trying to match that feat would be a challenge.
The 1991-92 team did its part, becoming the lowest seeded team (sixth) in
NCAA playoff history to advance to the championship game (The Badgers lost to Lake
Superior State, 5-3).
The following year, the 1992-93 squad came within inches of making it to
Milwaukee and the 1993 NCAA Championship, but dropped a heart-breaking 4-3
decision to Michigan in overtime. Wisconsin managed NCAA berths in the next two
years, but did not earn a trip to the NCAA’s Frozen Four, despite additional NCAA
bids in 1997-98 and 1999-2000.
The 1999-2000 squad boasted two of the most talented forwards that have
played for the Badgers in Steve Reinprecht and Dany Heatley. Both helped lead the
UW to the 2000 WCHA regular-season Championship and the MacNaughton Cup. It
was the third time in school history a UW team had won the league title and the first
since 1990.
Reinprecht earned first-team All-America honors, the first Badger forward since
Gary Shuchuk (1990) to receive that distinction. He also finished his senior season
as the runner-up (the highest finish ever for a Badger) for the Hobey Baker award,
given to the nation’s top player. Heatley, a second-team All-American as a freshman,
was named a first-team All-American (2001), giving Wisconsin its first back-to-back
All-America first teamers since Mike Eaves and Mark Johnson (1978 and 1979).
Three UW defensemen were named All-Americans – Barry Richter (1993), Brian
Rafalski (1995) and Jeff Dessner (2000). In goal, Duane Derksen (1992) and Kirk
Daubenspeck (1997) were second-team All-Americans.
Wisconsin made the 12-team NCAA tourney seven of 10 years in the 90s, averaging over 23 wins a season. The decade ended with the ‘99-00 team posting the
third-best mark in school history, 31-9-1.
Year
W
1990-91 26
1991-92 27
1992-93 24
1993-94 26
1994-95 24
1995-96 17
1996-97 15
1997-98 26
1998-99 15
1999-00 31
Totals 231
L
15
14
15
15
15
20
21
14
19
9
157
T
Postseason
3
NCAA Qualifiers
2 NCAA Runners up
3
NCAA Qualifiers
1
NCAA Qualifiers
4
NCAA Qualifiers
3
2
1
NCAA Qualifiers
4
1
NCAA Qualifiers
24 (.590)
The Highlights
April 2-4, 1992 – Wisconsin defeats Michigan, 4-2,
to move into the national championship game against
Lake Superior State. The Badgers lose 5-3, but
become the lowest-seeded team to ever advance to a
national title contest.
March 26-27, 1993 – The Badgers receive a sixth
consecutive bid to the NCAA tournament. After a 3-1
win over Miami University, the UW drops a heartbreaking 4-3 decision to Michigan in overtime, missing
the chance to appear in its third Frozen Four in four
seasons.
March 25-26, 1994 – In its seventh straight NCAA
appearance, the Badgers handle Western Michigan
(6-3), but lose to top-ranked Boston University, 4-1.
March 17-18, 1995 – Wisconsin records wins over
Denver and league champion Colorado College to claim
the 1995 WCHA Playoff Championship, the school’s
10th playoff title. The championship earns the Badgers
an automatic NCAA berth, the eighth straight for the
UW.
March 8, 1997 – Wisconsin and Colorado College
make college hockey history playing in the longest
game on record – 5 hours and 24 minutes. The firstround WCHA playoff game lasts until the 9:30 mark of
the fourth overtime as the Tigers win the game, 1-0.
Badger netminder Kirk Daubenspeck sets a
league and school record with 75 saves.
January 4, 1998 – Head coach Jeff Sauer becomes
the WCHA’s winningest coach when the UW defeats
Denver 7-3. The victory is Sauer’s 556th as a league
coach and surpasses the legendary John MacInnes.
March 14, 1998 – With a 6-2 win over AlaskaAnchorage, the Badgers play their last regular-season
game in the Dane County Coliseum. It had served as
the home to Badger hockey for over 30 years.
March 20-21, 1998 – The Badgers take the 1998
WCHA Playoff Championship, with 5-2 and 3-2 wins
over Colorado College and North Dakota, respectively.
The win also gives Bucky an automatic spot in the
12-team NCAA tourney.
October 3, 1998 – Wisconsin opens the Kohl Center in
the College Hockey Hall of Fame game vs. Notre Dame.
Despite a 3-2 loss to the Irish, a record 13,398 fans
turn out to see the Badgers’ debut in their new home.
February 25, 2000 – For only the third time in school
history, a Badger team wins the coveted MacNaughton
Cup. The WCHA regular-season league championship
is clinched with a 4-2 win over the Minnesota Golden
Gophers at Mariucci Arena.
A New Century Begins — the 2000s
W
isconsin hockey began the 21st century as it had its previous three decades—
with a 20-win season and a berth in the NCAA tournament. It was the 16th
20-or 30-win campaign for head coach Jeff Sauer and the 12th NCAA appearance for the Badgers under Sauer.
The Badger fans were also treated to a second year of watching Dany Heatley
play as he opted to return for a second season (2000-01) with the Badgers instead of
turning pro. Heatley, one of the most talented and gifted players to ever wear the Cardinal and White, was named the NHL’s Rookie of the Year following the 2001–02 season.
Drafted No. 2 overall in the 2000 NHL Entry Draft by the Atlanta Thrashers, he led all
league rookies in scoring in 2001–02 before picking up NHL All-Star Game MVP honors
in 2002–03.
Two seasons into the fifth decade of Badger hockey, the program said goodbye
to the Jeff Sauer era as former Badger Mike Eaves became the fourth coach in the
modern era of UW hockey. Sauer announced his retirement from coaching on January 9, 2002, after 31 years coaching in the WCHA and 20 seasons behind the Badger
bench. He is the winningest coach in league and school history and the fourth-winningest coach all time.
The Eaves Era began on March 19, 2002, when he was hired to replace
Sauer. Eaves still remains the school’s all-time scoring leader with 94-173=267 in 160
games during his four-year career (1973–78) as a Badger. He led the team in scoring
during his freshman, sophomore and senior seasons and in his junior year, was the
top-scoring Badger forward (28-53=81) on the 1977 NCAA Championship squad.
Eaves would lead his charges to the 2006 NCAA title and the 2010 NCAA title
game, while directed the program to five NCAA tournaments.
Goaltender Bernd Brückler posted one of the greatest seasons in UW history
and became the first goalie since Roy Schultz in 1980 to be named a first-team AllAmerican with the completion of the 2003–04 season. He set numerous single-season
and a handful of career records in the process.
Brückler’s records were short-lived as Brian Elliott was the next in line. Elliott and the Badgers reached new heights in 2005–06 when Elliott was one of the final
three up for the Hobey Baker Memorial Award. The national leader in nearly every
statistical category, Elliott shattered many of Wisconsin’s goaltending records and gave
the Badgers their second First-Team All-American goaltender in three seasons. More
importantly, Elliott anchored Wisconsin to its sixth NCAA title. The 2005–06 dream
season included road sweeps at North Dakota and Minnesota, a sweep of the College
Hockey Showcase at Michigan State and Michigan, a title at the Badger Hockey Showdown, an outdoor contest at Lambeau Field and a title run that never left the State of
Wisconsin.
Eight different Badgers were named All-Americans in the decade, including
defenseman Brendan Smith and center Blake Geoffrion in 2010 during UW’s run to the
NCAA title contest. Both finalists for the Hobey Baker Memorial Award, Geoffrion would
go on to become the first player in school history to win the coveted prize as college
hockey’s top player.
Year
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2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005–06
2006–07
2007–08
2008–09
2009–10
Totals
W
22
16
13
22
23
30
19
16
20
28
209
L
15
19
23
13
14
10
18
17
16
11
156
T
Postseason
4
NCAA Qualifiers
4
4
8
NCAA Qualifiers
4
NCAA Qualifiers
3 NCAA Champions
4
7
NCAA Qualifiers
4
4 NCAA Runners up
46 (.564)
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The Highlights
June 24, 2000 – Dany Heatley, taken second overall in
the 2000 NHL Entry Draft, becomes the highest player to
be drafted in Badger history.
January 9, 2002 – Jeff Sauer announces he is retiring
as the head coach of the Badgers after 20 years behind
the UW bench and 31 years as a head coach in the
WCHA.
March 19, 2002 – Mike Eaves is announced as the
Badgers’ fifth head coach in the modern era at a news
conference in the Kohl Center.
October 19, 2002 – The Badger hockey program sees
its 1,000,000th hockey fan come through the turnstiles
at the Kohl Center when the Badgers defeat AlabamaHuntsville. After five years calling the Kohl Center home,
Wisconsin has drawn a total of 1,192,099 fans for an
average of 11,687 per game (102 home dates).
February 11, 2006 – In front of 40,890 mostly
Wisconsin fans, the Badgers defeats Ohio State, 4-2,
at the Frozen Tundra Hockey Classic, played outside at
Lambeau Field.
March 26, 2006 – Freshman Jack Skille one-times a
no-look pass from sophomore defenseman Josh Engel
to end 111:13 of scoreless hockey for a 1-0 victory over
Cornell. The win at the 2006 NCAA Midwest Regional
final in Green Bay, Wis., sends the Badgers to their first
Frozen Four in 14 years.
April 6, 2006 – Junior Ross Carlson scores shorthanded in the second period, while junior Robbie Earl
scores less than two minutes later on the power play
and the Badgers advance to the NCAA title game with a
5-2 victory over Maine.
April 8, 2006 – Wisconsin wins its 30th game of the
season at the Bradley Center in Milwaukee, defeating
Boston College, 2-1, for its sixth NCAA title. Senior AllAmerican defenseman Tom Gilbert tallies at 9:32 of the
third period on the power play for the game-winning
score. The Badgers and goaltender Brian Elliott survive a
last second BC shot that rings off the post.
January 12, 2007 – Wisconsin defeats No. 1 Minnesota,
2-1 at the Kohl Center, to capture its 1,000 victory since
restarting the program in 1963.
February 9, 2007 – A 4-0 triumph at the Kohl Center
over Alaska Anchorage makes Mike Eaves the third head
coach in Wisconsin history to record 100 victories.
March 29, 2008 – The NCAA tournament arrives for the
first time at the Kohl Center as the Badgers play host to
the 2008 NCAA Midwest Regional. Wisconsin defeats
Denver, 6-2, to advance to the regional final.
February 6, 2010 – Outdoor hockey arrived in Madison
for the Culver’s Camp Randall Hockey Classic and
55,031 watched the Badgers post a come-from-behind
3-2 victory over Michigan on Brendan Smith’s pair of
third-period power-play tallies.
April 7, 2010 – Senior center Blake Geoffrion becomes
the first player in UW hockey history to win the Hobey
Baker Memorial Award as college hockey’s top player in
a ceremony on the ice at Ford Field in Detroit.
April 8, 2010 – Wisconsin plays in front of 34,954 fans
at Ford Field in Detroit and defeats RIT, 8-1, to advance
to the NCAA championship game.
NCAA Championships
1972–73
We’re No. 1!
Wisconsin 4 – Denver 2 • March 17, 1973
T
he Wisconsin Badgers are the National Champions of collegiate hockey.
Wisconsin won the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) championship by beating Cornell 6-5 in overtime
and then disposing of Denver 4-2 in the
title game to become the first Wisconsin
team to win an NCAA title since the Badger
boxing team did it in 1956.
The Badgers came within five
seconds of never having a shot at the title
at all. That’s how much time was left on
the Boston Garden clock when Wisconsin
tied Cornell 5-5 to send the semifinal game
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Dave Pay
Jim Johnston
Steve Alley
Dennis Olmstead
Tom Kuklinski
Ernie Blackburn
Billy Reay, Jr.
Bob Shaughnessy
Dean Talafous
Mark Lomenda
Don Deprez
Stan Hinkley
Norm Cherrey
Lloyd Bentley
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Doug Kelso
Chris Wright
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into sudden-death overtime. Wisconsin had
made an incredible comeback after Cornell
jumped out to a 4-0 lead midway through
the second period. The Badgers narrowed it
to 4-2 on goals by Norm Cherrey and Dennis Olmstead, but Cornell scored their fifth
goal only 40 seconds into the final period.
Then started the Wisconsin comeback. Junior Gary Winchester scored midway through the period to narrow Cornell’s
lead to two goals and with 3:11 to go senior
Jim Johnston scored to bring Wisconsin
within one goal. With 43 seconds left in the
game Badger coach Bob Johnson pulled
goaltender Dick Perkins to put a sixth skater on the ice. With the Wisconsin net wide
open, freshman center Dennis Olmstead
continually won important face-offs as the
Badgers controlled the puck. Cornell never
even got a shot on the Wisconsin open net
and coach Johnson said afterwards, “We
never lost our poise.”
Even with the seconds ticking
down to zero, Olmstead passed in front of
the Cornell net to sophomore Dean Talafous who poked it in and the game was tied
5-5.
The unbelievable comeback
continued into overtime, and at one point
Cornell had a two-man breakaway, but Perkins made the save. With 33 seconds left in
the overtime period, Olmstead centered the
puck to freshman Steve Alley, Alley’s shot
was blocked, but the rebound came to Talafous and this time he scored the winner.
Perkins finished with 38 saves for
Wisconsin while Cornell goalie Dave Elenbaas had 34.
Wisconsin then moved into the
championship game with Denver who had
ousted Boston College 10-4 in the tournament’s first game on Thursday night.
Wisconsin freshman Dave Pay
opened the scoring in the first period but
Denver tied it at 1-1. The Pioneers took
a 2-1 lead early in the second period but
from that point on it was all Wisconsin as
the Badgers showed no after-effects of the
exhausting game against Cornell the night
before and completely outskated Denver.
Denver was the Western Collegiate Hockey
Association champion and had been
ranked the number one team in the nation
coming into the NCAA tourney.
Captain Tim Dool tied the game
at 2-2 and then Talafous again scored the
goal that proved to be the winner, putting
Wisconsin ahead 3-2. Senior Jim Johnston
added an insurance goal in the third period
and junior Jim Makey was superb in the
nets kicking out 32 Denver shots.
No NCAA All-Tournament team
was named, but Talafous was named Most
Valuable Player in the tournament. Wisconsin became the first team since 1965 to win
both the Friday and Saturday night games
in the national tournament.
The Badgers thus finished the
season with a school record for wins in
a single season at 29-9-2. Coach Bob
Johnson finished his seventh year at Wisconsin with a record of 158-73-6 and the
Wisconsin seniors Bentley, Dool, Cherrey,
Johnston and Doug Kelso, who participated in three NCAA tournaments in their four
years, finished with 99 wins, 43 losses and
four ties in their careers.
1976–77
Alley’s Goal in Overtime Wins Title For Bucky
Wisconsin 6 – Michigan 5 (ot) • March 26, 1977
(From “On Wisconsin! The History of
Badger Athletics” by Don Kopriva and Jim
Mott.)
W
isconsin’s finest hockey season
ever culminated on March 26,
1977, when the Badgers defeated Michigan 6-5 on a Steve Alley goal
23 seconds into overtime for their second
NCAA title. It was a bit of delicious irony for
Wisconsin, which had lost 7-6 to Michigan
at home in its season opener.
Coach Bob Johnson’s team
finished the season with a 37-7-1 record,
a UW record for wins in a season, and
became the first team to win Big Ten,
Western Collegiate Hockey Association and
NCAA championships in the same season.
The UW never lost two games in a row and
ended the season on a roll, going 22-1-1 in
its last 24 contests. And the Badgers’ seven
losses—–to Michigan, Michigan State, Notre
Dame, Harvard, Minnesota and Denver and
the Spartak Club of Russia in an exhibition
game—were all, except Spartak, avenged by
UW victories.
In post-season action, Wisconsin
swept through the WCHA playoffs, beating
Colorado College twice by 3-1 scores and
then mowing down Minnesota (9-5, 8-3)
and Michigan (4-0, 5-3). It took an overtime
goal by Mike Eaves to give the Badgers a
4-3 semifinal win over New Hampshire and
a berth in the title game against Michigan.
Wisconsin won six of the seven games it
played against Michigan, especially the one
that really counted.
Honors aplenty came to the Badgers, as well. Johnson was named national
coach of the year while his son Mark, a forward who had a UW rookie record 36 goals,
was named freshman of the year. Defenseman Craig Norwich, goaltender Julian Baretta and center Mike Eaves were named to
the All-American team. Baretta was named
NCAA tournament most valuable player
and Norwich and defenseman John Taft
were picked for the all-tournament team.
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Bob Suter
John Suter
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Craig Norwich
John Taft (C)
Norm McIntosh
Les Grauer
Mark Johnson
Steve Alley (C)
Ian Perrin
Brad Mullens
Tim Phippen
Tom Ulseth
Mike Eaves (C)
Murray Johnson
Mike Meeker
Mark Capouch
Clark Kavolinas
Dave Lundeen
George Gwozdecky
Rod Romanchuk
Dave Herbst
Ron Griffin
Mike Dibble
Jim Scheid
Dave McNab
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1980–81
Backdoor Badgers Exit Out Front!
Wisconsin 6 – Minnesota 3 • March 28, 1981
T
he Wisconsin hockey team took full
advantage of its at-large berth in the
NCAA hockey championship and
captured the NCAA title for the third time
under head coach Bob Johnson. The Badgers downed the CCHA champs, Northern
Michigan, in the semi-final game, 5-1, and
then took on the top-ranked team in the
country and WCHA title-winner Minnesota.
Wisconsin beat Minnesota by a
6-3 count behind the steady goaltending of
sophomore Marc Behrend and a total team
effort that the Gophers could not match.
Behrend, who was also in the nets against
Northern Michigan, was selected as the
tournaments’ Most Valuable Player and
along with freshmen center John Newberry,
was placed on the all-tournament team.
Behrend had a total of 55 saves in the
meet, 25 against Northern and 30 against
the Gophers. Newberry led the Badgers in
scoring with two goals and four assists and
tied with Aaron Broten of Minnesota for
the scoring leader in the Duluth final four
meet.
After a scoreless first period
against Northern Michigan, Wisconsin
opened up the second stanza with a powerplay goal by Ed Lebler at the three-minute
mark. A short-handed goal by John Johannson with just two seconds remaining
in the period put the Badgers out in front
for good. Defenseman Bruce Driver, center
Scott Lecy and wing Ted Pearson all tallied
third period goals. Northern got their only
score after the Badgers had built a 3-0
advantage. The 5-1 victory put Wisconsin
in the final game against Minnesota, who
had downed Michigan Tech 7-2 in the other
semifinal game.
Wisconsin, playing on an emotional high, never let the Gophers get into
their style of play and first period goals
by senior Dan Gorowsky, Newberry and
Lebler gave the Badgers the confidence
they needed. Wisconsin jumped out to a
4-0 margin midway through the second
period on a goal by freshman Ted Pearson.
Minnesota cut the advantage to 4-1, but
Newberry gave the Badgers their four-point
lead back with a power-play goal.
Minnesota scored a power-play
goal just 10 seconds into the final period to
get new life. Another power-play goal at the
16:09 mark cut Wisconsin’s margin to two
goals. Minnesota pulled its goaltender with
1:24 remaining in the game and Lebler hit
the open net from just outside his own blue
line to ice the victory for the Badgers.
On their way to the 1981 NCAA
crown, the Badgers defeated the conference champs of all three Division I leagues,
in the NCAA quarterfinals, Wisconsin beat
Clarkson 9-8, in a total goal series. Clarkson was the ECAC title holder. Northern
Michigan had captured the CCHA title and
Minnesota finished first in the WCHA.
The Badgers finished their season
with an overall record of 27-14-1, tied with
Michigan Tech for second in the WCHA and
winners of the 34th NCAA hockey championship.
Scott Lecy led the team in scoring
with 75 points (26 goals, 49 assists), while
Pete Johnson and John Newberry were the
top goal scorers with 30 apiece.
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Kip Pendleton
Jay McFarlane (C)
Steve McKenzie
Pat Ethier
Theran Welsh
Jeff Andringa
Todd Lecy
Randy Keller
Lexi Doner
John Newberry
Peter Johnson
John Johannson
Tim Sager
Ed Repins
Dan Gorowsky
Scott Lecy
Ken Keryluk
John Dougherty
Brian Mullen
Ron Vincent
Jon Morgan
Scott Sabo
Ted Pearson
Bruce Driver
Ed Lebler
Brad Benson
Tom Carroll
Jamey Gremore
Marc Behrend
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1982–83
Badgers Put Title on Ice!
Wisconsin 6 – Harvard 2 • March 26, 1983
by Glenn Miller, Wisconsin State Journal
(March 27, 1983)
W
isconsin won its fourth National
Collegiate Athletic Association
hockey championship Saturday
night, defeating Harvard, 6-2, with a finalperiod flurry in which the Badgers scored
four goals.
More than any other person,
goalie Marc Behrend won the game with
still another spectacular performance in
the nets.
His saves were fewer than his opponent’s, Grant Blair of Harvard. Behrend
had 24, Blair 31.
But Behrend was tough in the
first two periods, when Wisconsin nursed
one- and two-goal leads.
In the final period, Wisconsin
blew the game open with goals by Paul
Houston, Bruce Driver, Houston and John
Johannson. Johannson scored his goal in
an empty net.
The celebration on the ice after it
was over lasted even longer than you saw
on television. After the interviews and after
the trophy presentations, Wisconsin still
celebrated and danced its victory dance.
It was particularly a sweet victory
for Coach Jeff Sauer, who came to Wisconsin with a losing record at Colorado College
and really should not have been expected
to produce a winner in his first year.
As he waited for the trophy, he
mopped his face the same way his predecessor, Bob Johnson, used to.
Sauer, in a quick interview, said
once his team was ahead, 2-0, “we wanted
to play a good defensive game.”
Behrend, who seems to save
his best hockey for postseason play, was
named the tournament’s most valuable
player, the same honor he won when the
Badgers won the title in 1981 in Duluth,
Minn.
Behrend declined to differentiate between the victory he orchestrated in
1981 and this one.
“They are both pretty special,”
Behrend said, but he admitted this run for
the national roses was a bit of a surprise.
“There is no way I thought at the
start of this year that we would go all the
way,” he said. “I thought that this would be
a transition year and that I would simply
have to be happy with it.
“And don’t forget we had a lot of
injuries. But we came together at the end
when it was important.”
On the final, he said, “When we
got ahead, I may have lost a little concentration.”
Well, it wasn’t too bad. Behrend
finally gave up two goals in the final period.
When all of the festivities on the
ice were over, the Wisconsin team skated
around the rink and saluted its fans, who
were here in greater numbers than on
Thursday. The Badgers raised their sticks
in salute first to the Wisconsin band and
then to the block of Badger rooters. The
crowd, of course, went wild.
Sauer, pausing long enough to
analyze the victory, said: “We were stronger
and bigger, and we were able to use that
strength to win.”
On his first victory in an NCAA
tournament, Sauer said, “I’ve waited a long
time for that. I am so happy I came back to
Wisconsin. It worked out.”
While Behrend was named the
tournament’s MVP, Paul Houck, Chris
Chelios and Pat Flatley were also named to
the all-tournament team.
Flatley got Wisconsin off to a
first-period lead on a power-play goal seven
minutes, nine seconds into the game, and
for a while it looked as if the final might be
another 1-0 struggle like the Badgers went
through with Providence Thursday.
But at 16:09 of the second period,
Flatley grabbed the puck in a melee in front
of the Harvard net and fired it in for the 2-0
lead.
Things looked even better when
Houston pushed in a rebound only three
minutes into the final period.
It looked like a piece of cake.
But Harvard was playing like it
wanted to win a national championship,
too, and when it closed the margin to 4-2,
the issue was still in doubt.
The big goal by Houston on a
power play at 18:36 put Wisconsin ahead,
5-2.
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Pat Ethier
Jeff Andringa
Ernie Vargas
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Jim Johannson
John Johannson
Tom Carroll
Matt Walsh
Paul Houck
Marty Wiitala
Steve Tschipper
Ted Pearson
Dave Maley
Chris Chelios
Tom Ryan
Scott Sabo
Eric Faust
Bruce Driver (C)
Pat Flatley
Marc Behrend
Paul Houston
Gary Baxter
Tim Sager
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1989–90
Drive For Five Is Complete!
Wisconsin 7 – Colgate 3 • April 1, 1990
by Andy Baggot, Wisconsin State Journal,
April 2, 1990 (edited for length).
T
hey sat in their cramped, hot dressing room at Joe Louis Arena Sunday
afternoon with lumps in their throats,
tears in their eyes and a sense of determination so profound that their innermost
feelings simply could not be disguised.
I just walked around the locker
room and looked in everyone’s eyes,” said
Tom Sagissor, the outspoken senior wing
on the University of Wisconsin hockey
team. “I saw a lot of heart, saw a lot of dignity, a lot of pride. I saw guys who wanted
to win.”
One man’s vision has never been
more keen.
Spurred on by the combination of
talent, a strong spirit of friendship and the
firm belief that they would not be denied
after two near misses, the Badgers whipped
Colgate, 7-3, to win the National Collegiate
Athletic Association title.
A season that began on Labor Day
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Joe Harwell
Sean Hill
John Parker
Chris Nelson
Steve Rohlik (C)
Jon Helgeson
John Byce (A)
Doug Macdonald
Jason Francisco
Joe Decker
Tray Tuomie
Gary Shuchuk (A)
Rob Mendel
Tom Sagissor
Don Granato
Rob Andringa
Chris Tancill
Rodger Sykes
Mark Osiecki (A)
Brett Kurtz
Kurt Gonce
Dennis Snedden
Duane Derksen
Jon Michelizzi
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and ended on April Fool’s Day produced
a 36-9-1 record and the fifth national
championship in school history. It was the
second title under Coach Jeff Sauer and
first since 1983.
John Byce scored three goals, the
once-comatose playoff power play clicked
four times and an overall constitution
that was both tougher, quicker and more
experienced than the opponent were the
primary reasons why the Badgers earned
the victory.
Chris Tancill, the tournament’s
most valuable player, Gary Shuchuk, Dennis Sneddon and Rob Andringa accounted
for the other goals for Wisconsin, which
surged to a 4-1 lead after one period and
kept its distance.
Duane Derksen recorded 21 saves
and got considerable assistance from a
seemingly fearless set of defensemen who
limited the Red Raiders (31-6-1) to 10 shots
on goal in the first two periods.
The championship culminated a
season that started with seven seniors—
Sagissor, Byce, Tancill, Shuchuk, Rob
Mendel, Mark Osiecki and Steve Rohlik — designating Sunday as their target
date. Along the way they won the Western
Collegiate Hockey Association regularseason and playoff titles, responded to the
pressure by winning 18 of their last 20
games (18-1-1) and buried the memories of
punching out in the NCAA quarterfinals in
1988 and ‘89.
“We knew we had one more goal
to finish, and if we didn’t do it, it would be
an unfinished season. We didn’t want that
to happen,” said Derksen.
Rohlik, the captain, choked back
tears as he talked about what he and his
teammates had overcome.
“There was pressure every night,”
he said. “Everyone would say, ‘Is Wisconsin
that good or aren’t they?’ That was the big
question all year long. Some people said,
‘You guys folded the last couple of years;
you had a good enough team to do it.”
Byce converted on the power play
one minute, 30 seconds into the game,
then struck again at 3:23 when he took a
bounce pass from Mendel and zoomed in
alone for a shorthander.
Joel Gardner answered with the
first of three power-play goals for the Red
Raiders (Steve Poapst and Jamie Cooke
had the others) at 4:58, but Tancill and
Andringa came through on man-advantage
situations before the end of the period and
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Wisconsin was off and running.
The UW power play was 6-for-13
(.462) during the Final Four after coming
in 2-for-29 (.069) in six previous playoff
games.
Colgate Coach Terry Slater said
his club’s behavior (eight penalties in the
first period, 16 overall) led to its early
downfall.
“We took stupid penalties, no
question about it,” he said. “We deserved
them. There’s not much more to say.”
Slater also admitted his team was
affected by the announced crowd of 15,034,
more than half of which were very loud UW
rooters.
“The were awe-stricken with all
the people,” he said, explaining a first-period timeout.
Sauer said his club was affected
by the crowd as well. “Just like playing at
home,” he said.
2005–06
Badgers Back on Top
Wisconsin 2 – Boston College 1 • April 8, 2006
S
enior Tom Gilbert’s goal 9:32 into the
third period proved to be the winner
as the Wisconsin men’s hockey team
defeated Boston College 2-1 in the NCAA
championship game at the Bradley Center.
The championship victory came in front
of a vastly red and pro-Badger crowd in
Milwaukee, a quick 90-minute drive from
the Kohl Center.
Junior Robbie Earl added UW’s
other goal as the Badgers (30-10-3) won
their sixth national championship and first
since 1990. Earl earned the Frozen Four
Most Outstanding Player Award with three
goals and one assist in Milwaukee.
Fellow junior Brian Elliott made
22 saves and was named to the All-Frozen
Four Team. He was joined on the all-tournament team by Earl, Adam Burish and
Gilbert.
Boston College’s Cory Schneider
stopped 37 shots on the other end. BC finished the season with a record of 26-13-3.
The Eagles placed two representatives on the All-Frozen Four team in forward Chris Collins and defenseman Brett
Motherwell.
Pat Gannon gave the Eagles a 1-0
lead 9:01 into the opening period when he
lifted a back-hand over Elliott’s glove. Dan
Bertram notched the only assist on Gannon’s fifth goal of the season.
The goal put the Badgers down
and in an unfamiliar situation. Wisconsin
grabbed the lead in 32 of its 42 previous
contests. Of the 10 prior games opponents
scored first, Wisconsin won only three.
However, Earl tied the game at
the 1:17 mark of the second. After taking
a hit just outside the Eagles’ blue line and
appearing injured, Earl joined the play
when the Badgers gained control of the
puck. Burish sent a pass across the slot
from the right corner which Earl redirected
into the open net for his 24th goal of the
season. Pavelski also earned an assist on
the play.
With the assist, Pavelski became
just the ninth Badger to reach 100 points
in his first two years at UW and the first
since Dany Heatley.
Gilbert gave the Badgers their
first lead of the game 9:32 into the third
period with a power-play goal. The senior
assistant captain took a pass from Pavelski
and fired a wrist shot past BC’s Schneider.
Burish also added an assist as Gilbert
moved into a tie for the national goal-scoring lead among defensemen with 12 goals.
From there, Wisconsin withstood
a barrage of BC shots, including a shot off
the pipe in the final seconds of the contest,
to become the first school in NCAA history
to win both the men’s and women’s ice
hockey championships in the same season.
Wisconsin finished the game
1-for-8 on the power play while Boston
College was 0-for-4. The Badgers did not
allow a single power-play goal in the NCAA
tournament, holding opponents scoreless
on 36 power plays.
The Badgers finished the season
with 30 wins for the seventh time in program history and the first time in the Mike
Eaves era.
2005–06 Roster
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Brian Elliott
Matt Olinger
Davis Drewiske
Jeff Likens
Josh Engel
Joe Piskula
Joe Pavelski
Robbie Earl
Jake Dowell
Jack Skille
Tom Gilbert (A)
Tom Gorowsky
Adam Burish (C)
Matthew Ford
Ryan MacMurchy (A)
Kyle Klubertanz
Andy Brandt
Ben Street
Andrew Joudrey (A)
A.J. Degenhardt
Ross Carlson
Jeff Henderson
Ryan Jeffery
Nick Licari
Shane Connelly
Head Coach: Mike Eaves
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Pos.
G
D
D
D
D
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C
F
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WCHA Champions
1970 WCHA Regional Champions
1983 WCHA Playoff Champions
Wisconsin skated to its first-ever victory over Denver, a 3-2 victory over “The Best
in the West,” the two-time defending NCAA champion Pioneers. The victory came in
Denver, after the Badgers reached the title game with a 2-1 victory over Michigan in
the semifinals.
The WCHA playoff title, Wisconsin’s first, earned the Badgers their first trip
to the NCAA tournament in just their first season in the Western Collegiate Hockey
Association. The Badgers went on to place third in the NCAA tournament.
Wisconsin completed its season 23-11-0.
All of Wisconsin’s prior championships came under the watchful eyes of Bob Johnson,
but in 1983, Jeff Sauer began his Badger tenure with the program’s second consecutive
WCHA playoff title.
Wisconsin advance out of the first round with a total goals victory over
Colorado College, then played a classic series with North Dakota in the semifinals in
Grand Forks, N.D. A 1-1 tie in the first game of the total goals series set up the finale.
The Badger then defeated North Dakota, 6-5 in triple overtime to reach to the WCHA
title game. Chris Chelios tied the game with 12 seconds left and Paul Houck scored
shorthanded to win it in triple overtime. The Badgers go on to sweep Minnesota in
Minneapolis for the title.
The Badgers eventually reach their third-straight NCAA title game with a
series victory over St. Lawrence and a semifinal 2-0 shutout over Providence. A 6-2
NCAA championship game victory over Harvard gives Sauer his first NCAA title.
Wisconsin goes 33-10-4 during their fourth NCAA title run.
After a third-place, WCHA regular-season finish, the Badgers played host to Minnesota, defeating the Gophers 14-10 in a wild two-game, total goals series in the first
round of the playoffs. In the finals, Wisconsin traveled to South Bend, Ind., battling to
the final minutes of the second game against Notre Dame. Dave Pay tallied to win the
second game 4-3 and the total goals series 8-7 to send the Badgers to their third NCAA
tournament in four years. Wisconsin had also won its second-straight Big Ten title.
At the NCAAs in Boston, Wisconsin made history by coming back from 4-0 and
5-2 deficits against Cornell for a 6-5 overtime win. Down 2-1 to Denver in the title
game, the Badgers collected three-straight goals for a 4-2 NCAA title-winning victory.
After a one-point loss in the WCHA regular season to North Dakota, the Badgers
exacted some revenge by winning the WCHA playoff championship.
A first-round bye for the Badgers led to a semifinal series against Minnesota in
Madison. The Badgers dropped the first of the two-game total-goals set by a 4-3 count,
but recovered for a 6-2 win in the second game for a 9-6 total-goals victory.
A 9-0 victory in the first game against North Dakota in the finals virtually assured the Badgers of the WCHA championship and a 3-1 game two win clinched the
title and an NCAA bid.
In the NCAA tournament, the Badgers advance past Harvard in the first round,
blank New Hampshire 5-0 in the semifinals, but fall to North Dakota, 5-2 in the
NCAA title game. The championship game appearance would be the second of three
straight for the Badgers.
Wisconsin completed its season at 35-11-1.
Wisconsin qualified for its second NCAA tournament in three years when it won one
of the WCHA playoff championships. The Badgers came from behind in two playoff
series to defeat Michigan Tech 9-6 in the semifinals and then North Dakota 6-2 in the
finals in two-game, total-goals series. Wisconsin, also first-time Big Ten champions,
fell in the first round of the NCAA tournament but finished third after defeating
WCHA regular-season champion Denver, 5-2, in the NCAA third-place game.
1977 WCHA Regular-Season Champions
Nearly 25 years into the modern era, Wisconsin managed yet another first as winners
of the first WCHA Final Four at the St. Paul Civic Center in St. Paul, Minn.
The Badgers reached the WCHA Final Four with a home sweep in a best-ofthree series over Northern Michigan.
North Dakota awaited next and the Badgers escaped with a 2-1 win to advance
to the finals against Minnesota.
Despite finishing second to the Gophers in the regular season, the Badgers managed a 3-2 victory and took the playoff crown.
The win sent Wisconsin into the 12-team NCAA tournament, where they beat
Massachusetts-Lowell in the first-round, two-game, total-goals series, but were eliminated by St. Lawrence in a similarly formatted quarterfinal round.
Wisconsin finished up the season 30-13-2.
In yet another season of firsts for Wisconsin, the Badgers posted a 26-5-1 mark in
WCHA play to capture the school’s first WCHA regular-season title. The Badgers ran
away from the field with 53 points, 12 more than second place Notre Dame.
In the playoffs, Wisconsin cruised through the first two rounds in Madison,
defeating Colorado College 6-2 in a two-game, total-goals series before crushing Minnesota 17-8 with a pair of blow outs in the total-goals series. Against Michigan in the
finals, the Badgers used 4-0 and 5-4 victories to capture the Badgers’ first true WCHA
playoff championship series.
The victory put the Badgers in the NCAA tournament, where overtime goals
by Mike Eaves against New Hampshire and Steve Alley against Michigan gave the
Badgers a 6-5 win and the school’s second NCAA title. The win made Wisconsin the
first school to win the NCAA, WCHA and Big Ten titles in the same season.
Wisconsin completed its season with a school-record 37 victories and a 37-7-1
mark.
Wisconsin left no doubt what team was the best in the country. A mini slump during
which the UW lost three of four games in mid-January preceded an 18-1-1 stretch run
that included a nine-game winning streak to end the season.
The 20-game stretch propelled Wisconsin to its second MacNaughton Cup for
the WCHA regular-season championship. A three-point cushion gave the Badgers the
No. 1 seed for the league postseason, during which they swept Michigan Tech to reach
the WCHA Final Four in St. Paul. The Badgers squeaked out a 4-3 overtime against
Northern Michigan, then slammed Minnesota 7-1 for the WCHA playoff title and a bid
to the NCAA tournament.
In the tournament, the UW turned away Maine in the first round, then Boston
College in the semifinals. John Byce’s hat trick helped the UW’s 7-3 title-winning
victory in Detroit.
Wisconsin posted its second-most victories in a season in finishing 36-9-1.
In a return to the regional format after just one season, Wisconsin placed second during the regular season, earning the opportunity to play host to one of the WCHA regionals.
The Badgers took full advantage, taking Minnesota Duluth 9-2 and 5-4 for a
14-6 total-goals victory. In the title series, 4-3 and 7-4 victories over Michigan Tech
were good enough for an 11-7 total-goals series win and a berth into the NCAA tournament.
Wisconsin failed to match the 1976–77 squad’s success in the tournament,
falling 5-2 to Boston University and 4-3 to Bowling Green to finish fourth. However,
Badgers fans were honored by the City of Providence, R.I., when they were presented
with a trophy that claimed Badger fans as “The World’s Greatest Hockey Fans.”
The Badgers completed their season 28-12-3.
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Wisconsin’s most recent WCHA playoff title and received one of seven automatic
bids into the 1998 NCAA tournament with a 3-2 win over North Dakota in the 1998
WCHA Final Five championship game. The Badgers grabbed a 2-0 lead in the second
period, saw the lead evaporate and then watched as Joe Bianchi scored on a power
play in the third period for the difference.
Second-seed Wisconsin reached the title contest with a sweep over Alaska
Anchorage in the best-of-three first round, and a 5-2 conquest of Colorado College in
the WCHA Final Five semifinals.
In NCAA tournament action, the Badgers were eliminated in the first round by
New Hampshire.
The Badgers posted a final record of 26-14-1.
The Badgers received an automatic berth into the 1995 NCAA tournament after capturing the WCHA playoff title in St. Paul, Minn. Wisconsin defeated Denver, which
had tied Wisconsin for second place during the regular season. The UW advanced
past the Pioneers with a 5-4 win, then defeated Colorado College on Maco Balkovec’s
tally 43 seconds into overtime for a 4-3 victory. The crown was the school’s 10th
WCHA playoff title and victory sent the Badgers to an eighth consecutive NCAA
berth.
Wisconsin nearly missed out on the title opportunity when it dropped the first
game of the first round to ninth-seeded Northern Michigan, but recovered for two
victories and a ticket to the WCHA Final Five.
The Badgers advanced past the NCAA’s first round with a 5-3 win over Michigan State, but fell in the national quarterfinals to Michigan, 4-3.
Wisconsin accomplished what has proven to be its most difficult challenge through
the program’s history by securing the 2000 MacNaughton Cup as the WCHA regularseason champion.
Wisconsin went 23-5-0 during the conference season for 46 points and a sevenpoint victory over second-place North Dakota. The school’s .821 league winning
percentage was second in school history behind the 1976–77 squad’s .828 winning
percentage.
Wisconsin opened with wins in eight of its first nine conference games, and
won nine of its last 10 league games down the stretch to seize its third WCHA regularseason championship.
The Badgers eventually reached the WCHA Final Five title contest, but dropped
a 5-3 game to North Dakota. The UW’s NCAA trip ended 4-1 to Boston College in the
quarterfinals.
Wisconsin finished its season at 31-9-1.
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Year-by-Year Results
1921-22
1925-26
Date
Result
Opponent
J 14
L 1-4
Milw. Athletic Club
J 20
L 0-3
Minnesota
J 21
L 1-3
Minnesota
F3
L 2-12 Minnesota[1]
F4
L 0-7
Minnesota[1]
F 13
L 3-6
Michigan
F 14
L 1-5
Michigan
F 18
L 0-3
at Notre Dame
Coach Dr. A.C. Viner
Record 0-8-0, 3rd WIHL
Date
Result
Opponent
D 26
E 0-7
at Eveleth (Minn.) Cubs
D 28
E 0-2
at Eveleth (Minn.) Cubs
J2
E 3-2
at Virginia (Minn.)
J8
W 11-0 Marquette
J9
W 3-0
Marquette
J 15
T 0-0* Minnesota
J 16
T 1-1* Minnesota
J 22
W 3-0
Janesville HC
J 23
W 5-0
Janesville HC
F6
T 1-1
Notre Dame
F 12
T 1-1* at Michigan
F 13
L 1-2
at Michigan
F 19
W 2-0
Carleton College
F 20
W 4-2
Carleton College
M4
W 2-1
Michigan
M5
W 2-0
Michigan
M 10
L 2-3
at Minnesota
M 11
L 1-2* at Minnesota
Record 8-3-4, T1st WIHL
Coach Kay Iverson
1922-23
Date
Result
Opponent
J 11
L 1-2* at Michigan
J 12
L 0-1
at Michigan
J 19
L 0-1
Michigan
J 20
W 1-0
Michigan
F9
L 1-4
Minnesota
F 10
T 1-1** Minnesota
F 17
W 3-1
Marquette
F 26
W 6-1
at Minnesota
F 27
L 0-4
at Minnesota
M2
T 1-1** at Marquette
M3
T 2-2** at Marquette
Coach Dr. A.C. Viner
1923-24
Date
Result
Opponent
J 12
L 1-4
Marquette
J 19
L 0-3
at Michigan
J 20
T 2-2** at Michigan
J 26
L 0-4
Minnesota
J 27
L 0-5
Minnesota
F9
W 3-1
at Janesville YMCA
F 13
W 3-1
Janesville YMCA
F 15
L 0-3
Michigan
F 16
L 1-3
Michigan
F 22
W 3-0
Marquette[2]
F 23
L 1-2** Marquette[2]
F 29
L 0-4
Minnesota[1]
M1
L 0-4
Minnesota[1]
Coach Robert Blodgett
1924-25
Date
Result
Opponent
J 15
W 3-0
Janesville HC
J 16
T 0-0
Janesville HC
F 13
L 1-5
Minnesota
F 14
L 0-1** Minnesota
F 20
L 1-2
Carleton College
F 27
L 0-2
Michigan
F 28
L 0-1
Michigan
M 13
L 1-2
at Minnesota
M 14
L 0-1
at Minnesota
Coach Kay Iverson
J 12
W 4-2
North Dakota Aggies
J 13
W 8-4
North Dakota Aggies
J 18
L 0-9
at Marquette
F7
W 6-1
Wausau HC
F8
W 1-0
Marquette (Mich.)^
F 10
L 0-2
Eveleth Jr. College^
F 13
W 2-1
Minnesota
F 14
L 0-2
Minnesota
F 18
L 2-3* Michigan
F 19
W 3-0
Michigan
F 21
W 1-0
Marquette
F 23
W 1-0
Chicago Ath. Club
M1
L 1-3
at Michigan
M2
T 2-2** at Michigan
M4
L 0-2
at Minnesota
M5
L 0-4
at Minnesota
^ — Wausau Winter Frolic, Wausau, WIs
Record 11-7-2, T2nd WIHL
Coach John Farquhar
1929-30
Date
Result
Opponent
D 19
W 3-1
at Michigan Tech
D 20
L 2-3
at Michigan Tech
J6
L 2-3
at Chicago Ath. Assoc.
J 11
W 2-0
Minnesota
J 12
W 4-3
Minnesota
J 17
L 1-2** Michigan
J 18
W 3-2
Michigan
J 25
L 0-4
Marquette
F 15
L 1-2** at Minnesota
F 17
W 2-1* at Minnesota
F 27
L 1-5
at Michigan
M1
T 0-0** at Michigan
Record 5-6-1, 2nd WIHL
Coach John Farquhar
1926-27
Date
Result
Opponent
J7
W 4-1
Janesville HC
J 14
L 0-1
Minnesota
J 15
L 1-3
Minnesota
J 21
L 0-7
Manitoba•
F 14
L 0-4
at Minnesota
F 15
L 1-2
at Minnesota
F 18
L 0-1
Michigan
M4
L 1-2
Michigan••[3]
M5
L 0-1
Michigan[3]
M7
L 0-1* Michigan[3]
• First International game played at the UW.
•• First American intercollegiate hockey game
outside the United States.
Coach W. R. Brandow
1930-31
Date
Result
Opponent
D 22
L 2-5
at Hibbing (MINN.)
D 25
L 1-2
at Fort Frances (Ont.)
D 29
W 2-0
Michigan
D 30
W 1-0* Michigan
J2
W 2-1* Marquette
J 10
W 3-1
Minnesota
F 11
L 0-1
at Marquette
F 13
L 1-2
at Minnesota
F 14
L 1-4
at Minnesota
F 19
T 0-0** at Michigan
F 21
L 0-3
at Michigan
Coach Spike Carlson
1927-28
Date
Result
Opponent
D 27
L 2-3
at Marquette (Mich.)
D 29
T 0-0
at H’ghton School Mines
D 30
L 0-6
at H’ghton School Mines
D 31
W 2-1
at Wausau HC
D 31
T 1-1
at Wausau HC
J2
W 4-0
at Oshkosh HC
J6
L 2-3
Marquette
F3
T 1-1** Minnesota
F4
W 2-1** Minnesota
F 10
W 3-1
Michigan
F 11
W 2-1** Michigan
F 15
L 2-6
at Marquette
F 20
L 0-1
at Minnesota
F 21
L 1-4
at Minnesota
F 27
T 0-0* Michigan[4]
F 28
L 1-3
Michigan[4]
Coach John Farquhar
1931-32
Date
Result
Opponent
D5
L 0-1
Wausau
J9
W 5-1
Milw. Rowing Club
J 18
L 1-10 Minnesota
F 20
L 0-5
Michigan
Coach Art Thomsen
1928-29
Date
D 27
D 28
J1
J3
Result
T 1-1
W 3-1
W 4-1
W 3-1
Opponent
at H’ghton School/Mines
at Marquette (Mich.)
Wausau HC
at Chicago Ath. Assoc.
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1932-33
Date
Result
Opponent
J 17
L 2-4
Milw. Rowing Club
J 13
L 0-5
Mich. School of Mines
J 14
L 0-4
F4
L 1-6
Minnesota[7]
F 10
L 0-8
at Minnesota
F 11
L 0-3
at Minnesota
F 14
L 0-2
Marquette
F 17
L 1-8
Michigan
F 18
L 1-2
Michigan
Coach Art Thomsen
1933-34
Date
Result
Opponent
D 21
T 2-2
Michigan Tech
D 22
L 1-3
Michigan Tech
D 26
W 4-1
Shamrock HC
J3
W 6-1
Watertown HC
J4
W 10-1 Madison HC
F9
L 0-1
at Minnesota
F 10
L 0-7
at Minnesota
F 16
L 3-5
Michigan
Coach Art Thomsen
1934-35
Date
Result
Opponent
D 22
W 4-1
Wausau
D 23
L 0-1
Wausau
D 31
L 1-2
Eagle River
J1
L 1-2
Eagle River
J 11
L 0-6
at Michigan
J 12
L 1-2
at Michigan
J4
W 6-4
Green Bay
n/a
W n/a
Marinette
D 30
W 6-0
Wisconsin Rapids
n/a
W n/a
Milw. Rowing Club
F 8
L 0-9
Minnesota
* -- number of overtimes
Coach Art Thomsen
1963-64
Date
Result
Opponent
N 29
L 6-13 St. Mary’s (Minn.)
N 30
L 2-12 St. Mary’s (Minn.)
D6
W 3-2* Macalester (Minn.)
D7
L 2-7
Macalester (Minn.)
D 13
W 12-1 Illinois Club
D 14
W 10-0 Illinois Club
J 11
W 10-3 Lake Forest
J 25
W 3-1
at Lake Forest
J 31
W 6-1
Carleton (Minn.)
F1
T 2-2* Carleton (Minn.)
F7
W 7-6* Hamline
F8
W 5-4* Hamline
F 14
T 2-2* Western Michigan
F 15
L 5-8
Western Michigan
F 21
T 4-4* St. Thomas (Minn.)
F 22
L 2-3
St. Thomas (Minn.)
Record 8-5-3
Co-Coaches Art Thomsen & John Riley
1964-65
Date
Result
N 27
W 9-3
N 28
W 3-2
D4
W 5-3
D5
W 5-3
D 11
L 2-9
D 12
L 0-9
D 18
W 8-2
D 19
W 14-1
J1
L 2-7
J2
L 1-6
J8
L 4-8
J9
L 3-7
J 23
W 13-4
J 29
W 9-4
J 30
W 6-4
F5
W 11-4
F6
W 6-3
F 12
L 4-8
F 13
L 3-9
F 25
W 6-5
F 26
W 14-1
M5
W 4-2
M6
L 3-4
Record 14-9-0
Coach John Riley
Opponent
Macalester (Minn.)
Macalester (Minn.)
St. Mary’s (Minn.)
at Michigan State
at Michigan State
Hamline
Hamline
Minnesota
Minnesota
Colorado College
Colorado College
Lake Forest
at Macalester [5]
at Macalester [5]
Ohio State
St. Thomas (Minn.)
Michigan State
Michigan State
Western Michigan
Western Michigan
at Ohio University
at Ohio University
1965-66
Date
Result
D3
W 5-0
D4
W 12-2
D 10
L 3-4
D 11
W 8-2
D 18
L 1-5
D 28
L 2-4
D 29
L 2-4
J7
W 6-1
J8
W 8-1
J 22
W 9-2
J 28
L 2-3
J 29
L 4-10
F4
W 7-5
F5
W 4-3
F 11
L 1-3
F 12
L 3-5
F 18
L 3-4*
F 19
W 3-1
F 22
W 5-4*
F 25
W 5-0
F 26
W 12-3
Record 12-9-0
Coach John Riley
Opponent
Macalester (Minn.)
Macalester (Minn.)
Superior State
Superior State
at Minnesota
Army
Army
at Ohio University
at Ohio State
Lake Forest
at Colorado College
at Colorado College
Ohio University
Ohio University
vs. Michigan State[2]
Michigan State
St. John’s (Minn.)
St. John’s (Minn.)
Minnesota
St. Thomas (Minn.)
St. Thomas (Minn.)
1966-67
Date
N 25
N 26
D2
D3
D9
D 10
D 17
D 29
D 30
J2
J3
J6
J7
J 21
J 27
J 28
F4
F 10
F 11
F 15
F 17
Result
L 4-5
W 6-5*
W 8-3
W 9-0
L 1-3
W 5-3
L 1-7
L 2-6
W 5-3
W 1-0
W 8-1
W 11-2
W 8-3
W 7-1
L 2-5
L 4-7
L 1-6
W 10-1
W 6-3
L 3-6
W 15-1
Opponent
Superior State
Superior State
Augsburg College
Augsburg College
at Ohio University
at Ohio University
Minnesota
Brown#
Providence#
at Army
at Connecticut
Lake Forest
Colorado College[8]
Colorado College
at Minnesota-Duluth
Ohio State[2]
at Lake Forest
Austrian Nationals
Western Michigan
F 18
W 13-2 Western Michigan
F 24
W 15-3 Ohio University
F 25
W 7-2
Ohio University
M3
L 3-7
at Michigan State
M4
L 3-4
at Michigan State
# — Brown Tournament, Providence, R.I.
Record 16-10-0
Coach Bob Johnson
F 21
W 13-2 at Ohio University
F 22
W 12-0 at Ohio University
F 28
L 5-8
at Michigan
M1
L 0-2
at Michigan
M8
W 5-1
Lake Forest (H)
• — Big Ten Tournament (Madison)
•• — Great Lakes Invitational (Detroit)
(H) game played at Hartmeyer Ice Arena
Record 22-10-2
Coach Bob Johnson
1967-68
(Badgers move to Dane County Coliseum)
1969-70
Date
Result
Opponent
N 24
W 11-3 Superior State
N 25
W 9-2
Superior State
D1
W 9-2
Ohio University
D2
D8
L 5-6
Michigan Tech
D9
W 4-3
Michigan Tech
D 12
L 1-2
at Bowling Green
D 16
W 9-0
at Illinois Club
D 28
W 11-2 Ohio State•
D 29
L 0-8
Michigan•
D 30
L 3-4
Michigan State•
J5
W 17-0 Western Michigan[2]
J6
L 2-4
Minnesota-Duluth
J9
L 2-5
Minnesota
J 12
W 11-5 St. Mary’s (Minn.)
J 13
W 10-1 St. Mary’s (Minn.)
J 15
W 11-2 St. John’s (Minn.)
J 27
W 10-0 Lake Forest
J 31
L 1-7
at Denver
F2
W 4-3
at Colorado College
F3
W 6-2
at Colorado College
F9
L 2-3* at Minnesota
F 10
L 3-5
at Minnesota
F 13
W 12-2 at Lake Forest
F 16
W 9-3
Gustavus Adolphus
F 17
W 16-2 Notre Dame
F 22
W 11-2 at Ohio State
F 23
W 7-4
at Ohio University
F 24
W 5-2
at Ohio University
M1
W 5-3
Michigan State
M2
L 1-3
Michigan State
• Big Ten Tournament, Minneapolis, Minn.
Record 21-10-0
Coach Bob Johnson
(First year of WCHA play.)
• WCHA Playoff Champions
• NCAA Third Place
Date
Result
Opponent
N 14
W 8-4
at North Dakota
N 15
W 7-4
at North Dakota
N 28
W 4-3
at Michigan
N 29
L 1-4
at Michigan
D5
W 7-3
Notre Dame
D6
W 5-1
Notre Dame
D 12
L 3-5
Denver
D 13
L 1-4
Denver
D 21
W 4-3* Minnesota•
D 23
W 6-3
Michigan State•
D 28
W 5-3
Michigan%
D 29
W 4-2
Brown%
J2
L 3-4
at Michigan State
J3
L 4-6
at Michigan State
J9
W 3-2* Michigan Tech
J 10
L 2-3* Michigan Tech
J 24
J 27
W 10-0 at Lake Forest
J 30
W 5-4
at Minnesota-Duluth
J 31
L 2-4
at Minnesota-Duluth
F6
W 10-1 Minnesota
F7
L 3-5
Minnesota
F 13
W 4-2
Michigan
F 14
L 3-4
Michigan
F 20
W 5-3
at Colorado College
F 21
W 4-3
at Colorado College
F 27
L 1-4
at Minnesota
F 28
W 2-0
at Minnesota
M6
W 5-0
Michigan State
M7
W 4-3
Michigan State
M 13
W 2-1
Michigan[10] WCHA
M 14
W 3-2
at Denver[10] WCHA
M 19
L 1-2
Cornell[11]NCAA
M 21
W 6-5
Mich. Tech[11]NCAA
• Big Ten Tournament (Ann Arbor, Mich.)
% -- St. Louis Invitational (St. Louis, Mo.)
Record 23-11-0, 12-10-0 (4th)
Coach Bob Johnson
1968-69
Date
N 15
N 16
N 22
N 23
N 29
N 30
D4
D6
D7
D 13
D 14
D 20
D 21
D 26
D 27
D 28
J3
J4
J8
J 11
J 25
J 28
J 29
J 30
J 31
F7
F8
F 14
F 15
Result
W 7-0
W 11-0
T 7-7*
W 4-3
W 5-4
L 3-5
L 1-5
L 3-4
W 8-3
W 7-5
W 11-7
W 6-4
L 1-4
L 2-3
W 10-2
T 3-3*
L 3-5
L 2-3*
W 7-3
W 11-3
W 10-1
W 11-1
W 5-0
W 10-2
W 12-0
W 2-1
L 3-4
W 5-1
W 10-2
Opponent
Pennsylvania (H)
Pennsylvania (H)
at Michigan Tech
at Michigan Tech
Michigan
Michigan
at Minnesota
Bowling Green
Bowling Green
North Dakota
North Dakota
Michigan State••
Michigan Tech••
Michigan State•
Ohio State•
Minnesota•
Colorado College
Colorado College
Minnesota
Ohio University
Ohio State (H)
at Bowling Green
at Ohio State
at Notre Dame
at Notre Dame
at Michigan State
at Michigan State
Notre Dame[2]
Notre Dame
1970-71
Date
N 13
N 14
N 15
N 20
N 21
N 27
N 28
D4
D5
D 11
D 12
D 19
D 20
D 27
D 28
J2
J3
J4
J8
J9
J 15
74
Result
L 1-6
L 2-5
W 13-1
W 9-1
W 7-2
W 6-3
L 4-10
W 2-1
L 4-6
L 4-5*
W 5-3
L 5-6
T 3-3*
W 9-0
W 7-2
L 2-3
W 14-3
W 6-1
W 7-1
W 8-2
L 3-5
Opponent
at Michigan Tech
at Michigan Tech
at UW-Superior
Brown
Brown
at Denver
at Denver
Minnesota-Duluth
Minnesota-Duluth
at Michigan
at Michigan
at Notre Dame
at Notre Dame
Princeton%
Boston College%
Western Ontario§
Northeastern§
RPI§
Colorado College
Colorado College
Michigan State
J 16
W 3-2
Michigan State
J 30
L 1-7
U.S. Nationals
F5
L 5-6* at Minnesota
F6
W 6-3
at Minnesota
F 12
W 7-2
Michigan
F 13
W 4-1
Michigan
F 19
W 4-1
Minnesota
F 20
W 3-2* Minnesota
F 26
L 2-4
at Michigan State
F 27
L 5-6* at Michigan State
M6
W 12-1 North Dakota
M7
W 4-2
North Dakota
M 11
L 3-4
MinnesotaWCHA
% — St. Louis Invitational (St. Louis, Mo.)
§ RPI Tournament (Troy, N.Y.)
Record 20-13-1, 13-9-0 (3rd)
Coach Bob Johnson
1971-72
• NCAA Third Place
Date
Result
Opponent
N 12
W 3-1
RPI
N 13
W 3-1
RPI
N 19
W 8-1
Michigan
N 20
W 7-2
Michigan
N 26
L 1-2
at North Dakota
N 27
W 3-2
at North Dakota
D3
W 4-1
Michigan State
D4
W 4-3
Michigan State
D 10
W 7-2
at Colorado College
D 11
W 5-3
at Colorado College
D 17
W 6-3
Michigan Tech
D 18
W 6-1
Michigan Tech
D 26
W 2-1* Harvard%
D 28
W 7-2
St. Louis%
J1
W 6-5* at Minnesota-Duluth
J2
L 3-4
at Minnesota-Duluth
J7
W 9-1
Minnesota
J8
L 0-3
Minnesota
J 14
W 6-5
Colorado College
J 15
W 7-6
Colorado College
J 28
W 5-3
at Notre Dame
J 29
W 5-3
at Notre Dame
F4
L 2-4
at Minnesota
F5
L 5-7
at Minnesota
F 11
W 6-4
Notre Dame
F 12
W 5-1
Notre Dame
F 18
W 5-1
at Michigan
F 19
L 4-6
at Michigan
F 25
W 5-0
at Michigan State
F 27
W 6-4
at Michigan State
M3
L 2-4
Denver
M4
L 2-6
Denver
M7
L 3-5
Michigan TechWCHA
M8
W 6-1
Michigan TechWCHA
M 11
T 1-1* North DakotaWCHA
M 12
W 5-1
North DakotaWCHA
M 16
L 1-4
at Boston Univ. [12] NCAA
M 18
W 5-2
Denver [12] NCAA
% St. Louis Invitational, St. Louis, Mo.
Record 27-10-1, 20-8-0 (2nd)
Coach Bob Johnson
1972-73
• NCAA Champions
Date
N3
N4
N 10
N 11
N 17
N 18
N 24
N 25
D1
Result
L 6-10
W 5-0
W 13-3
W 13-1
W 6-3
W 5-3
W 5-3
W 7-2
W 5-4*
Opponent
at Colorado College
at Colorado College
Colgate
Colgate
Colorado College
Colorado College
at Michigan
at Michigan
Notre Dame
D2
W 5-3
Notre Dame
D8
W 6-3
Michigan
D9
W 10-4 Michigan
D 22
T 4-4* at Minnesota
D 23
L 2-4
at Minnesota
D 28
W 6-2
Colorado College%
D 30
W 5-1
Minnesota%
J5
W 3-2
at Denver
J6
L 1-2
at Denver
J 12
W 4-3
at Michigan State
J 13
L 5-7
at Michigan State
J 19
W 5-4* Clarkson
J 20
W 8-3
Clarkson
J 26
W 8-3
North Dakota
J 27
W 4-3
North Dakota
F2
L 1-7
at Michigan Tech
F3
L 3-5
at Michigan Tech
F9
W 5-2
Michigan State
F 10
W 6-4
Michigan State
F 16
W 6-2
Minnesota-Duluth
F 17
W 9-2
Minnesota-Duluth
F 23
L 5-8
at Notre Dame
F 24
L 3-4
at Notre Dame
M2
L 3-4
Minnesota
M3
W 3-0
Minnesota
M5
W 8-6
MinnesotaWCHA
M6
W 6-4
MinnesotaWCHA
M9
T 4-4* at Notre DameWCHA
M 10
W 4-3
at Notre DameWCHA
M 16
W 6-5* Cornell [12] NCAA
M 17
W 4-2
Denver [12] NCAA
% St. Louis Invitational, St. Louis, Mo.
Record 29-9-2, 18-9-1 (3rd)
Coach Bob Johnson
1973-74
Date
Result
Opponent
O 26
W 7-4
Western Ontario
O 27
W 5-3
Western Ontario
N2
W 3-2
at Minnesota
N3
W 8-2
at Minnesota
N9
W 4-3
Colorado College
N 10
W 8-3
Colorado College
N 16
W 6-2
at Notre Dame
N 17
L 4-6
at Notre Dame
N 20
W 8-7* UW-Superior
N 23
W 8-4
at Michigan
N 24
L 1-4
at Michigan
N 30
T 6-6* Michigan State
D1
W 4-2
Michigan State
D7
T 3-3* Denver
D8
L 4-5* Denver
D 28
W 10-4 Yale
D 29
W 7-3
Yale
J4
L 4-5
at Michigan State
J5
L 6-7
at Michigan State
J 11
L 1-4
Michigan Tech
J 12
L 4-6
Michigan Tech
J 18
L 2-3* Michigan
J 19
W 6-3
Michigan
J 25
W 6-3
at Minnesota-Duluth
J 26
L 1-4
at Minnesota-Duluth
F1
T 4-4* at Colorado College
F2
W 8-3
at Colorado College
F8
T 3-3* Minnesota
F9
T 4-4* Minnesota
F 12
L 4-8
St. Louis
F 22
L 4-5* at North Dakota
F 23
W 7-1
at North Dakota
M1
W 4-3
Notre Dame
M2
L 1-5
Notre Dame
M5
L 1-4
at Michigan StateWCHA
M6
W 4-3
at Michigan StateWCHA
Record 18-13-5, 12-11-5 (5th)
Coach Bob Johnson
F 27
L 3-9
at Michigan Tech
F 28
L 6-9
at Michigan Tech
M6
W 5-3
Notre Dame
M7
W 4-1
Notre Dame
M 10
L 4-6
Michigan StateWCHA
M 11
L 4-6
Michigan StateWCHA
Record 12-24-2, 11-19-2 (7th)
Coach Bill Rothwell
1974-75
Date
Result
Opponent
O 18
W 6-5
Vermont
O 19
W 6-1
Vermont
O 25
W 5-4
Notre Dame
O 26
L 3-5
Notre Dame
N1
W 5-2
at Michigan
N2
L 1-8
at Michigan
N 15
W 4-2
Minnesota-Duluth
N 16
W 7-5
Minnesota-Duluth
N 22
W 4-3
Michigan State
N 23
W 5-4
Michigan State
N 29
W 7-3
at Denver
N 30
W 6-5* at Denver
D6
W 7-4
at Colorado College
D7
L 2-5
at Colorado College
D 20
W 8-2
RPI
D 21
W 7-3
RPI
D 27
W 2-1
Minnesota
D 28
L 1-4
Minnesota
J3
L 2-4
at Minnesota
J4
L 1-3
at Minnesota
J 10
W 6-4
at Minnesota-Duluth
J 11
L 5-8
at Minnesota-Duluth
J 17
W 3-1
Michigan
J 18
L 3-6
Michigan
J 24
W 5-3
Colorado College
J 25
L 4-6
Colorado College
J 31
W 8-7
at North Dakota
F1
T 2-2* at North Dakota
F7
W 9-2
Denver
F8
W 5-3
Denver
F 14
L 1-3
at Michigan State
F 15
W 7-5
at Michigan State
F 21
W 4-0
Michigan Tech
F 22
L 2-4
Michigan Tech
F 28
T 3-3* at Notre Dame
M1
W 9-2
at Notre Dame
M4
W 5-4
Michigan StateWCHA
M5
L 4-7
Michigan StateWCHA
Record 24-12-2, 19-11-2 (4th)
Coach Bob Johnson
1976-77
• WCHA & NCAA Champions
Date
Result
Opponent
O 15
L 6-7* Michigan
O 16
W 7-6* Michigan
O 22
W 11-2 Western Ontario
O 23
W 8-4
Western Ontario
N5
W 5-4
at Minnesota-Duluth
N6
W 7-1
at Minnesota-Duluth
N 12
W 6-5
Colorado College
N 13
W 5-4
Colorado College
N 19
L 2-5
at Michigan State
N 20
W 8-0
at Michigan State
N 26
L 1-4
Notre Dame
N 27
W 4-3
Notre Dame
D3
W 4-3* at Minnesota
D4
W 7-2
at Minnesota
D 10
W 6-2
North Dakota
D 11
W 11-6 North Dakota
D 29
L 3-4
Harvard
D 30
W 7-5
Harvard
D 31
L 1-2
Moscow Spartak
J7
W 7-1
Minnesota
J8
L 4-5
Minnesota
J 14
W 7-6* at North Dakota
J 15
J 21
W 6-3
at Colorado College
J 22
W 4-1
at Colorado College
J 28
W 10-6 Michigan State
J 29
W 9-2
Michigan State
F4
W 3-2
at Michigan
F5
W 11-8 at Michigan
F 11
W 8-4
Michigan Tech
F 12
W 4-3
Michigan Tech
F 18
W 7-4
Minnesota-Duluth
F 19
W 6-4
Minnesota-Duluth
F 25
L 3-6
at Denver
F 26
W 5-2
at Denver
M4
W 8-3
at Notre Dame
M5
T 3-3* at Notre Dame
M9
W 3-1
Colorado CollegeWCHA
M 10
W 3-1
M 12
W 9-5
MinnesotaWCHA
M 13
W 8-3
MinnesotaWCHA
M 16
W 4-0
Michigan[H]WCHA
M 17
W 5-4
Michigan[H]WCHA
M 25
W 4-3* New Hampshire[4] NCAA
M 26 W 6-5* Michigan[4]NCAA
Record 37-7-1, 26-5-1 (1st)
Coach Bob Johnson
1975-76
Date
O 17
Team
O 18
Team
O 31
N2
N7
N8
N 14
N 15
N 21
N 22
N 28
N 29
D5
D6
D 12
D 13
J2
J3
J9
J 10
J 16
J 17
J 23
J 24
J 30
J 31
F6
F7
F 13
F 14
F 20
F 21
Result
L 1-3
Opponent
U.S. Olympic
L 1-6
U.S. Olympic
L
W
L
L
L
L
L
W
W
L
L
T
L
L
W
W
L
L
W
L
W
L
L
L
W
T
L
W
W
L
at St. Louis Univ.
at St. Louis Univ.
Michigan State
Michigan State
at Minnesota-Duluth
at Minnesota-Duluth
Colorado College
Colorado College
at Minnesota
at Minnesota
at Notre Dame
at Notre Dame
Michigan
Michigan
at Denver
at Denver
North Dakota
North Dakota
Minnesota-Duluth
Minnesota-Duluth
Michigan Tech
Michigan Tech
at Michigan State
at Michigan State
at Colorado College
at Colorado College
Minnesota
Minnesota
at Michigan
at Michigan
1-3
5-2
4-5
5-6*
6-9
2-4
5-6
6-3
4-2
1-6
2-5
2-2*
4-8
3-8
6-3
7-5
5-6*
2-5
10-4
2-3
5-1
4-5
4-5*
3-5
4-3*
2-2*
4-5*
9-3
4-3
4-7
1977-78
Date
O 21
O 22
O 28
O 29
N4
N5
N 11
N 12
N 18
N 19
N 25
N 26
D2
75
Result
T 3-3*
W 3-2
L 5-6*
W 10-4
W 8-6
L 4-5
W 6-1
W 5-1
W 4-3
W 6-2
W 4-1
W 5-3
L 3-11
Opponent
St. Louis
St. Louis
at Michigan Tech
at Michigan Tech
Colorado College
Colorado College
at Notre Dame
at Notre Dame
Minnesota-Duluth
Minnesota-Duluth
Minnesota
Minnesota
at Michigan
D3
L 3-7
at Michigan
D9
W 6-2
at Michigan State
D 10
W 7-3
at Michigan State
D 29
W 5-3
St. Lawrence
D 30
W 3-2
St. Lawrence
D 31
L 3-5
Russia-Dynamo
J6
W 8-2
Michigan
J7
W 5-4
Michigan
J 13
T 3-3* at Minnesota-Duluth
J 14
W 5-4
at Minnesota-Duluth
J 20
T 5-5* Michigan State
J 21
W 8-2
Michigan State
J 27
W 10-2 Michigan Tech
J 28
L 4-5
Michigan Tech
F2
W 5-4* at Colorado College
F3
W 4-3
at Colorado College
F 10
L 1-5
Denver
F 11
L 2-3
Denver
F 17
L 2-3* at Minnesota
F 18
W 3-1
at Minnesota
F 24
W 7-5
at North Dakota
F 25
L 2-4
at North Dakota
M4
W 5-2
Notre Dame
M5
W 12-1 Notre Dame
M 10
W 9-2
Minnesota-DuluthWCHA
M 11
W 5-4
Minnesota-DuluthWCHA
M 14
W 4-3
Michigan Tech[H]WCHA
M 15
W 7-4
Michigan Tech[H]WCHA
M 23
L 2-5
Boston Univ. [13]NCAA
M 24
L 3-4
Bowling Green [13]NCAA
Record 28-12-3, 21-9-2 (2nd)
Coach Bob Johnson
1978-79
Date
Result
Opponent
O 20
W 8-3
Western Ontario
O 21
W 4-2
Western Ontario
O 27
L 4-8
at Minnesota
O 28
W 6-5
at Minnesota
N3
W 4-2
Colorado College
N4
L 2-5
Colorado College
N 10
L 5-6
Michigan
N 11
W 9-4
Michigan
N 17
N 18
L 1-3
at North Dakota
N 24
T 3-3* Minnesota-Duluth
N 25
W 6-3
Minnesota-Duluth
D1
L 5-6
at Michigan State
D2
W 5-1
at Michigan State
D8
L 2-8
at Notre Dame
D9
W 7-6* at Notre Dame
D 29
W 4-3* New Hampshire
D 30
W 7-3
New Hampshire
D 31
L 3-5
Soviet Traktor
J5
W 6-4
Michigan State
J6
W 13-3 Michigan State
J 12
L 5-8
at Michigan Tech
J 13
W 5-2
at Michigan Tech
J 19
L 2-3
Minnesota
J 20
W 4-3
Minnesota
J 26
J 27
L 6-10 at Minnesota-Duluth
F2
W 5-4* Denver
F3
W 10-4 Denver
F9
L 3-7
North Dakota
F 10
L 4-7
North Dakota
F 16
W 8-3
at Michigan
F 17
W 6-4
at Michigan
F 23
W 4-1
at Colorado College
F 24
W 8-6
at Colorado College
M2
W 2-0
Notre Dame
M3
W 7-3
Notre Dame
M6
W 11-5 Notre DameWCHA
M7
W 5-2
Notre DameWCHA
M 10
L 2-4
at North DakotaWCHA
M 11
T 7-7* at North DakotaWCHA
Record 25-13-3, 19-11-2 (T3rd)
Coach Bob Johnson
1979-80
Date
Result
Opponent
O 20
W 3-2
Miami (OH)
O 26
W 6-5
at Michigan Tech
O 27
L 4-6
at Michigan Tech
N2
W 6-4
at Michigan State
N3
L 4-5
at Michigan State
N9
L 7-8
Minnesota-Duluth
N 10
W 7-3
Minnesota-Duluth
N 16
W 8-4
Michigan
N 17
W 2-0
Michigan
N 23
L 5-6
at Minnesota
N 24
L 2-7
at Minnesota
N 30
W 5-2
Notre Dame
D1
L 3-4
Notre Dame
D7
L 4-5* Colorado College
D8
W 5-4
Colorado College
D 28
L 0-1
Michigan Tech••
D 29
W 10-4 Michigan State••
D 31
E 2-7
Torpedo Gorky
J2
E 4-7
Torpedo Gorky
J4
T 3-3* Clarkson
J5
W 6-2
Clarkson
J 11
W 7-2
Denver
J 12
W 6-4
Denver
J 15
E 2-6
U.S. Olympic Team[14]
J 18
L 5-6
at Michigan
J 19
L 4-8
at Michigan
J 22
L 2-4
U.S. Olympic Team
J 25
L 4-5
Michigan State
J 26
W 9-2
Michigan State
F2
L 3-4
at Notre Dame
F3
W 7-5
at Notre Dame
F8
L 4-6
Minnesota
F9
L 6-7
Minnesota
F 15
L 3-5
at Minnesota-Duluth
F 16
L 4-8
at Minnesota-Duluth
F 22
W 6-2
at Colorado College
F 23
L 6-7* at Colorado College
F 29
L 1-8
North Dakota
M1
L 3-4
North Dakota
•• Great Lakes Invitational, Detroit
Record 15-20-1, 12-18-0 (9th)
Coach Bob Johnson
1980-81
• NCAA Champions
Date
O 17
O 18
O 24
O 25
O 31
N1
N7
N8
N 14
N 15
N 21
N 22
N 28
N 29
D5
D6
D 28
D 29
J2
J3
J9
J 10
J 16
J 17
J 23
J 24
J 30
J 31
F6
F7
Result
W 7-3
W 5-4
W 5-3
L 3-5
W 6-4
W 7-5
W 8-2
W 4-2
L 4-5*
W 4-0
W 5-3
L 1-3
L 4-5*
W 8-3
L 2-3
W 5-3
W 10-5
W 12-1
L 4-6
L 5-6
W 8-5
W 4-3
L 3-6
L 4-8
W 7-2
W 4-3
L 3-5
W 6-2
W 10-1
W 5-4
Opponent
Western Michigan
Western Michigan
at Denver
at Denver
Colorado College
Colorado College
Ferris State
Ferris State
Notre Dame
Notre Dame
at Michigan
at Michigan
Minnesota
Minnesota
at Minnesota-Duluth
at Minnesota-Duluth
Yale
Yale
RPI
RPI
Michigan
Michigan
at Minnesota
at Minnesota
Minnesota-Duluth
Minnesota-Duluth
Michigan Tech
Michigan Tech
at North Dakota
at North Dakota
O 23
W 13-4 Dalhousie
O 29
T 4-4* at Minnesota
O 30
L 8-9
at Minnesota
N3
W 7-4
Colorado College
N5
W 9-1
Colorado College
N6
W 5-1
Colorado College
N 12
W 4-3
Minnesota
N 13
L 1-5
Minnesota
N 19
L 2-6
at North Dakota
N 20
L 0-4
at North Dakota
N 24
W 3-2* at Illinois-Chicago
N 26
W 13-1 Air Force
N 27
W 14-0 Air Force
D3
L 3-5
Minnesota-Duluth
D4
W 7-2
Minnesota-Duluth
D 10
E 6-4
U.S. Nationals
D 28
W 7-5
Lake Superior State
D 30
W 4-3
Lake Superior State
J2
W 2-0
Boston University
J3
W 5-2
Boston University
J7
W 7-4
Minnesota-Duluth
J8
W 6-2
Minnesota-Duluth
J 14
W 8-0
at Denver
J 15
W 8-4
at Denver
J 19
W 4-1
at Colorado College
J 21
W 8-3
at Colorado College
J 22
L 1-3
at Colorado College
J 28
T 2-2* North Dakota
J 29
L 1-3
North Dakota
F4
L 3-6
at Minnesota-Duluth
F5
W 3-1
at Minnesota-Duluth
F 11
W 4-1
Denver
F 12
W 5-3
Denver
F 18
W 7-3
at Minnesota
F 19
L 1-5
at Minnesota
F 25
W 3-2
F 26
W 5-2
M4
T 1-1
at North DakotaWCHA
M5
W 6-5*** at North DakotaWCHA
M 12
W 5-1
at MinnesotaWCHA
M 13
W 3-2
at MinnesotaWCHA
M 19
W 6-2
St. LawrenceNCAA
M 20
W 7-1
St. LawrenceNCAA
M 24
W 2-0
Providence[16]NCAA
M 26
W 6-2
Harvard[16]NCAA
Record 33-10-4, 15-9-2 (3rd)
Coach Jeff Sauer
F 13
F 14
L 2-4
at Colorado College
F 20
L 3-5
Michigan State
F 21
W 5-4
Michigan State
F 27
L 2-4
at Notre Dame
F 28
W 7-0
at Notre Dame
M7
W 8-2
Colo. CollegeWCHA
M8
L 4-11 Colo. CollegeWCHA
M 20
W 3-2
at ClarksonNCAA
M 21
T 6-6* at ClarksonNCAA
M 27
W 5-1
No. Michigan[15]NCAA
M 28
W 6-3
Minnesota[15]NCAA
Record 27-14-1, 17-11-0 (2nd)
Coach Bob Johnson
1981-82
• NCAA Runner Up
Date
Result
Opponent
O 16
W 20-0 Windsor
O 17
W 6-2
Windsor
O 23
W 8-4
Bowling Green
O 24
W 9-3
Bowling Green
O 30
W 6-1
at Minnesota-Duluth
O 31
W 6-1
at Minnesota-Duluth
N6
W 4-1
Minnesota
N7
T 6-6* Minnesota
N 13
W 10-1 Western Ontario
N 14
W 7-1
Western Ontario
N 18
W 6-3
Colorado College
N 20
W 6-3
Colorado College
N 21
W 7-2
Colorado College
N 27
W 9-2
at Western Michigan
N 28
L 2-3
at Western Michigan
D4
W 6-3
at Minnesota
D5
L 4-6
at Minnesota
D 11
W 3-2
Chicago Circle
D 19
E 2-8
USSR Jr. Nationals
D 28
W 5-4
Providence
D 29
L 0-4
Providence
J2
W 5-3
Northern Michigan
J3
W 7-1
Northern Michigan
J8
W 8-3
Minnesota-Duluth
J9
W 4-3* Minnesota-Duluth
J 15
W 3-2
at Denver
J 16
W 2-1* at Denver
J 20
W 6-1
at Colorado College
J 22
W 7-6
at Colorado College
J 23
W 9-6
at Colorado College
J 29
L 0-3
North Dakota
J 30
W 3-0
North Dakota
F5
L 2-4
Denver
F6
W 4-0
Denver
F 12
L 1-2* Minnesota
F 13
W 5-0
Minnesota
F 19
L 4-5* at North Dakota
F 20
L 1-3
at North Dakota
F 26
L 8-9
at Minnesota-Duluth
F 27
W 8-6
at Minnesota-Duluth
M9
L 3-4
MinnesotaWCHA
M 10
W 6-2
MinnesotaWCHA
M 13
W 9-0
at North DakotaWCHA
M 14
W 3-1
at North DakotaWCHA
M 20
W 6-1
HarvardNCAA
M 21
W 4-3
HarvardNCAA
M 26
W 5-0
New Hampshire[13]NCAA
M 27
L 2-5
North Dakota[13]NCAA
Record 35-11-1, 18-7-1 (2nd)
Coach Bob Johnson
1983-84
Date
O 14
O 15
O 21
O 22
O 28
O 29
N4
N5
N 11
N 12
N 15
N 18
N 19
N 25
N 26
D2
D3
D 17
D 22
D 23
D 29
D 30
J3
J4
J6
J7
J 13
J 14
J 20
J 21
1982-83
• NCAA Champions
Date
O 15
O 16
O 22
Result
W 4-3
T 4-4*
L 2-4
Opponent
at Bowling Green
at Bowling Green
Dalhousie
76
Result
L 3-4
W 3-2
L 2-5
L 2-3
L 3-5
L 6-7
W 6-4
W 7-4
W 3-1
W 9-0
W 10-4
W 2-1
W 3-2
W 9-3
W 7-3
L 5-6*
L 1-4
E 4-5
L 5-6*
L 3-4
W 4-2
W 9-4
W 2-1
W 5-4*
E 1-4
E 4-2
L 1-7
L 4-6
L 5-6
W 10-4
Opponent
RPI
RPI
North Dakota
North Dakota
at Minnesota
at Minnesota
at Denver
at Denver
Minnesota
Minnesota
at Illinois-Chicago
at Colorado College
at Colorado College
Illinois-Chicago
Illinois-Chicago
Minnesota-Duluth
Minnesota-Duluth
W. German Nationals
Colorado College
Colorado College
U.S. International
U.S. International
Northern Michigan
Northern Michigan
U.S. Olympic Team
U.S. Olympic Team
at Minnesota-Duluth
at Minnesota-Duluth
at Denver
at Denver
J 27
W 5-4
Minnesota
J 28
L 1-4
Minnesota
F3
F4
W 6-4
at North Dakota
F 10
W 4-3* Denver
F 11
W 6-4
Denver
F 17
L 2-4
at Minnesota-Duluth
F 18
L 1-6
at Minnesota-Duluth
F 25
W 5-3
DenverWCHA
F 26
W 8-5
DenverWCHA
M2
L 3-6
at Minn.-DuluthWCHA
M3
L 0-9
at Minn.-DuluthWCHA
Record 21-17-1, 11-14-1 (4th)
Coach Jeff Sauer
1984-85
Date
Result
Opponent
O 12
L 5-6
Boston University
O 13
L 2-4
Boston University
O 19
W 7-2
U.S. International
O 20
W 7-2
U.S. International
O 26
L 5-6* at Providence
O 27
W 5-2
at Providence
N2
L 2-8
at North. Michigan
N3
L 5-9
at North. Michigan
N9
W 7-4
UMass-Lowell
N 10
W 8-3
UMass-Lowell
N 16
L 2-4
at Minnesota-Duluth
N 17
L 1-6
at Minnesota-Duluth
N 23
W 7-6
Yale
N 24
L 2-3
Yale
N 30
W 6-5* North Dakota
D1
W 3-2
North Dakota
D7
W 4-1
at Maine
D8
W 8-6
at Maine
D 13
W 6-3
Michigan Tech
D 14
L 4-5
Michigan Tech
D 28
W 9-1
Northeastern
D 29
W 4-2
Northeastern
D 31
E 3-7
Moscow-Spartak
J4
L 2-5
Boston College
J5
L 2-6
Boston College
J 11
L 5-6
at Minnesota
J 12
W 5-4* at Minnesota
J 18
W 8-7* at Denver
J 19
L 3-10 at Denver
J 25
W 8-6
at New Hampshire
J 26
W 10-5 at New Hampshire
F1
W 7-2
Colorado College
F2
W 4-2
Colorado College
F8
L 4-5
Minnesota-Duluth
F9
L 1-8
Minnesota-Duluth
F 15
W 6-1
Northern Michigan
F 16
W 7-2
Northern Michigan
F 22
W 4-3
at Michigan Tech
F 23
W 7-3
at Michigan Tech
M2
W 2-1
M3
W 7-3
M9
L 0-6
at MinnesotaWCHA
M 10
L 7-8
at MinnesotaWCHA
Record 25-17-0, 20-14-0 (3rd)
Coach Jeff Sauer
1985-86
Date
O 11
O 12
O 18
O 19
O 26
O 27
N1
N2
N8
N9
N 15
N 16
N 22
Result
L 4-5
L 4-6
L 2-4
W 6-2
W 5-3
W 6-3
W 5-3
W 4-3
W 5-4
L 5-6
L 5-8
W 6-5
W 8-1
Opponent
Western Michigan
Western Michigan
Denver
Denver
at UMass-Lowell
at UMass-Lowell
Minnesota-Duluth
Minnesota-Duluth
at Boston College
at Boston College
at Northeastern
at Northeastern
North Dakota
N 23
W 6-2
North Dakota
N 29
W 7-3
New Hampshire
N 30
W 7-4
New Hampshire
D6
L 4-5* at Minnesota
D7
L 2-6
at Minnesota
D 21
W 5-4
Harvard
D 22
W 5-4
Harvard
D 29
L 4-7
at Boston University
D 30
W 6-3
at Boston University
J3
W 4-3
Providence
J4
W 4-3* Providence
J 10
W 9-2
Maine
J 11
W 5-4* Maine
J 17
L 2-8
at North Dakota
J 18
L 4-6
at North Dakota
J 24
W 7-5
at Colorado College
J 25
W 2-1
at Colorado College
J 31
W 7-4
Minnesota
F1
W 6-4
Minnesota
F7
W 7-3
at Minnesota-Duluth
F8
L 3-5
at Minnesota-Duluth
F 14
L 3-7
Northern Michigan
F 15
W 6-0
Northern Michigan
F 21
W 7-5
at Michigan Tech
F 22
L 3-4* at Michigan Tech
M1
W 6-2
North DakotaWCHA
M2
W 6-5
North DakotaWCHA
M8
L 1-4
at MinnesotaWCHA
M9
L 3-7
at MinnesotaWCHA
Record 27-15-0, 23-11-0 (3rd)
Coach Jeff Sauer
1986-87
Date
Result
Opponent
O 10
W 6-1
Northern Michigan
O 11
L 2-6
Northern Michigan
O 17
L 3-6
at Michigan Tech
O 18
W 5-2
at Michigan Tech
O 24
L 2-3* Minnesota
O 25
W 5-2
Minnesota
O 31
L 4-9
at North Dakota
N1
L 2-6
at North Dakota
N7
W 3-2* Colorado College
N8
W 3-2* Colorado College
N 14
L 1-2* at Minnesota-Duluth
N 15
W 5-2
at Minnesota-Duluth
N 21
T 2-2* at Denver
N 22
L 6-8
at Denver
N 28
W 5-1
Yale
N 30
W 6-4
New Hampshire
D5
W 7-5
at Maine
D6
L 3-4
at UMass-Lowell
D 20
L 2-5
Denver
D 21
L 3-10 Denver
D 28
W 5-2
Cornell
D 29
W 7-5
Cornell
J2
W 7-1
Boston University
J4
W 6-5
Boston College
J9
J 10
L 1-2
Minnesota-Duluth
J 16
W 3-2
at Northeastern
J 17
W 6-3
at Providence
J 23
W 4-3
at Colorado College
J 24
L 3-5
at Colorado College
J 30
L 4-5
North Dakota
J 31
L 1-2
North Dakota
F6
W 5-3
at Northern Michigan
F7
L 3-5
F 10
W 4-3
Michigan Tech
F 11
W 3-2
Michigan Tech
F 20
L 2-5
at Minnesota
F 21
L 2-5
at Minnesota
F 28
W 4-2
No. MichiganWCHA
M1
W 6-2
No. MichiganWCHA
M6
W 2-1
at MinnesotaWCHA
M7
L 4-8
at MinnesotaWCHA
Record 23-18-1, 17-17-1 (T3rd)
Coach Jeff Sauer
D 13
W 8-1
St. Cloud State
D 15
E 2-6
Moscow Dynamo
D 29
W 6-2
at Colorado College
D 30
W 4-2
at Colorado College
J6
W 7-2
Boston University
J8
W 3-0
New Hampshire
J9
L 3-4* Boston College
J 13
W 5-1
Minnesota-Duluth
J 14
J 20
L 3-5
at Northeastern
J 22
L 4-9
at Providence
J 27
W 3-2
at North Dakota
J 28
W 4-2
at North Dakota
F3
W 4-3* Denver
F4
T 2-2* Denver
F7
W 4-2
Alaska-Fairbanks
F 13
W 6-3
Northern Michigan
F 14
L 3-4* Northern Michigan
F 17
L 1-4
at Minnesota
F 18
L 2-5
at Minnesota
F 24
W 5-2
Michigan TechWCHA
F 25
W 5-3
Michigan TechWCHA
M5
L 2-4
No. Michigan[1]WCHA
M6
W 4-3
Minnesota[1]WCHA
M 17
W 3-1
at St. LawrenceNCAA
M 18
W 4-2
at St. LawrenceNCAA
M 24
L 2-4
at MinnesotaNCAA
M 25
L 2-4
at MinnesotaNCAA
Record 25-16-5, 17-13-5 (3rd)
Coach Jeff Sauer
1987-88
• NCAA Qualifier
Date
Result
Opponent
O9
W 6-2
Northern Michigan
O 10
W 6-5
Northern Michigan
O 16
L 3-8
at Denver
O 17
L 5-6
at Denver
O 23
W 4-0
Michigan Tech
O 24
W 9-2
Michigan Tech
O 30
L 3-5
at Minnesota
O 31
L 4-5* at Minnesota
N6
W 3-2
Denver
N7
W 7-2
Denver
N 13
L 3-4
North Dakota
N 14
W 5-4
North Dakota
N 20
W 10-4 Colorado College
N 21
L 1-2
Colorado College
N 27
W 5-2
Providence
N 29
W 7-4
Northeastern
D4
W 4-1
at Michigan Tech
D5
W 4-2
at Michigan Tech
D7
E 3-7
U.S. Olympic Team
D8
E 2-4
Soviet Selects
D 29
W 6-0
Michigan••
D 30
W 4-3
Michigan State••
J2
L 1-7
Maine
J4
W 6-4
UMass-Lowell
J8
W 10-4 Minnesota-Duluth
J9
L 2-3
Minnesota-Duluth
J 13
L 6-10 at Boston University
J 15
W 3-2* at New Hampshire
J 17
L 4-5* at Boston College
J 22
W 7-2
at Colorado College
J 23
W 5-3
at Colorado College
J 29
W 4-3
North Dakota
J 30
W 5-4* North Dakota
F5
L 0-1
Minnesota
F6
W 2-1
Minnesota
F 12
W 7-2
at Minnesota-Duluth
F 13
W 5-4
at Minnesota Duluth
F 19
L 4-6
at North. Michigan
F 20
T 3-3* at North. Michigan
F 25
W 2-1* No. MichiganWCHA
F 26
W 5-4
No. MichiganWCHA
M6
W 2-1
North Dakota[1]WCHA
M7
W 3-2
Minnesota[1]WCHA
M 19
W 7-1
UMass-LowellNCAA
M 20
T 4-4
UMass-LowellNCAA
M 26
L 0-7
at St. LawrenceNCAA
M 27
W 4-3
at St. LawrenceNCAA
•• Great Lakes Invitational, Detroit
Record 30-13-2, 22-12-1 (2nd)
Coach Jeff Sauer
1989-90
• NCAA & WCHA Champions
Date
O 16
O 20
O 21
O 27
O 28
N3
N4
N 10
N 11
N 14
N 17
N 18
N 24
N 25
D1
D2
D8
D9
D 11
D 12
D 28
D 29
J2
J5
J6
J9
J 19
J 20
J 23
J 26
J 27
F2
F3
F9
F 10
F 16
F 17
F 23
F 24
M3
M4
M 11
M 12
1988-89
• NCAA Qualifier
Date
O 14
O 15
O 21
O 22
O 28
O 29
N4
N5
N 11
N 12
N 15
N 18
N 19
N 25
N 26
D3
D4
D9
D 10
Result
L 2-3*
L 2-4
T 2-2*
L 4-5*
W 7-4
T 4-4*
W 4-1
W 7-3
W 5-2
W 5-2
W 3-0
T 3-3*
L 1-4
W 4-2
T 1-1*
L 2-5
W 3-2
L 3-4
L 5-6
Opponent
Minnesota
Minnesota
at Denver
at Denver
Michigan Tech
Michigan Tech
North Dakota
North Dakota
Illinois-Chicago
Colorado College
Colorado College
at Minnesota-Duluth
at Minnesota-Duluth
at Maine
at UMass-Lowell
at Michigan Tech
at Michigan Tech
77
Result
W 4-3
W 6-5
W 8-2
W 6-5
W 4-2
L 3-5
W 4-3
W 8-1
W 7-3
W 9-5
L 5-11
W 6-5*
L 4-9
W 3-0
W 7-5
L 5-9
W 5-0
L 5-6
E 2-4
W 5-3
W 9-3
W 6-3
W 7-6*
L 3-4
W 4-2
L 5-6
L 3-4
W 10-1
W 7-3
W 3-2
W 7-1
W 5-4
W 7-2
W 7-3
W 9-5
W 6-3
L 2-4
T 5-5*
W 5-4*
W 5-2
W 4-3
W 4-3*
W 7-1
Opponent
St. Cloud State
Michigan Tech
Michigan Tech
at Denver
at Denver
Minnesota
Minnesota
New Hampshire
New Hampshire
at Illinois-Chicago
at North. Michigan
at North. Michigan
Minnesota-Duluth
Minnesota-Duluth
at North Dakota
at North Dakota
at Colorado College
at Colorado College
Sokol-Kiev (USSR)
Alabama-Huntsville
Notre DameBHS
Boston CollegeBHS
Alaska-Fairbanks
at Minnesota-Duluth
at Minnesota-Duluth
at St. Cloud State
Northern Michigan
Northern Michigan
Illinois-Chicago
Denver
Denver
at Michigan Tech
at Michigan Tech
Colorado College
Colorado College
at Minnesota
at Minnesota
North Dakota
North Dakota
Michigan TechWCHA
Michigan TechWCHA
No. Michigan[1]WCHA
Minnesota[1]WCHA
M 23
W 7-3
MaineNCAA
M 24
W 4-3* MaineNCAA
M 30
W 2-1
Boston College[4]NCAA
A1
W 7-3
Colgate[4]NCAA
Record 36-9-1, 19-8-1 (1st)
Coach Jeff Sauer
1990-91
• NCAA Qualifier
Date
Result
Opponent
O 12
W 6-1
Michigan Tech
O 13
W 4-0
Michigan Tech
O 19
W 2-1
Alaska Anchorage
O 20
T 2-2* Alaska Anchorage
O 26
L 3-4
at Minnesota-Duluth
O 27
W 6-1
at Minnesota-Duluth
O 29
E 1-8
Team Canada
N2
L 1-6
N3
L 2-4
N9
W 4-2
St. Cloud State
N 10
W 10-4 St. Cloud State
N 12
W 6-2
Alaska-Fairbanks
N 16
W 5-3
at Colorado College
N 17
W 3-2
at Colorado College
N 23
L 2-4
North Dakota
N 24
W 6-2
North Dakota
D8
L 4-9
at Minnesota
D9
T 4-4* at Minnesota
D 13
W 4-2
Denver
D 14
W 5-2
Denver
D 28
W 3-0
St. LawrenceBHS
D 29
W 3-2
North DakotaBHS
J4
W 7-0
Minnesota-Duluth
J5
W 6-1
Minnesota-Duluth
J 11
W 3-1
at Michigan Tech
J 12
W 3-2
at Michigan Tech
J 18
L 3-6
at Denver
J 19
W 4-3
at Denver
J 25
L 3-5
Minnesota
J 26
L 1-8
Minnesota
F1
W 5-3
at North Dakota
F2
L 2-6
at North Dakota
F5
W 5-4
Alaska-Fairbanks
F8
W 5-2
Colorado College
F9
W 4-2
Colorado College
F 15
T 7-7* at St. Cloud State
F 16
W 6-2
at St. Cloud State
F 22
L 1-6
Northern Michigan
F 23
L 3-4* Northern Michigan
M2
W 5-1
Minn.-DuluthWCHA
M3
W 5-2
Minn.-DuluthWCHA
M 10
L 2-3
Minnesota[1]WCHA
M 11
L 2-5
North Dakota[1]WCHA
M 15
L 3-8
at ClarksonNCAA
M 16
L 4-5
at ClarksonNCAA
Record 26-15-3, 19-11-2 (3rd)
Coach Jeff Sauer
1991-92
• NCAA Runner Up
Date
O 18
O 19
O 25
O 26
N1
N2
N8
N9
N 15
N 16
N 22
N 23
N 29
N 30
D6
D7
Result
W 5-2
L 1-5
W 5-4
W 5-4
W 4-2
L 2-3
W 3-2*
W 4-3*
L 4-5
L 1-4
L 2-5
L 1-4
T 3-3*
W 6-3
W 7-4
W 6-3
Opponent
at Michigan Tech
at Michigan Tech
at St. Cloud State
at St. Cloud State
Minnesota-Duluth
Minnesota-Duluth
Michigan Tech
Michigan Tech
at Minnesota
at Minnesota[14]
at North. Michigan
at North. Michigan
Denver
Denver
Colorado College
Colorado College
D 27
W 6-1
YaleBHS
D 28
W 3-2
MaineBHS
D 31
E 4-5* Calgary
J3
W 9-4
at North Dakota
J4
L 2-6
at North Dakota
J 10
W 3-2
at Denver
J 11
L 2-3* at Denver
J 18
W 7-4
Northern Michigan
J 19
W 6-4
Northern Michigan
J 31
W 4-1
at Minnesota-Duluth
F1
F7
L 1-2
Minnesota
F8
W 4-1
Minnesota
F 21
L 2-6
at Colorado College
F 22
L 1-2
at Colorado College
F 28
W 8-2
North Dakota
F 29
W 4-2
North Dakota
M7
W 5-4
St. Cloud State
M8
W 6-2
St. Cloud State
M 13
W 6-5* St. Cloud StateWCHA
M 14
L 3-5
St. Cloud StateWCHA
M 15
W 4-3* St. Cloud StateWCHA
M 20
L 3-6
No. Michigan[1]WCHA
M 21
W 5-3
Colorado College [1]WCHA
M 26
W 4-2
M 28
W 5-2
St. Lawrence[13]NCAA
A2
W 4-2
Michigan [17]NCAA
A4
L 3-5
Lake Sup. State [17]NCAA
Record 27-14-2, 19-11-2 (2nd)
Coach Jeff Sauer
1992-93
• NCAA Qualifier
Date
Result
Opponent
O 23
W 5-2
St. Cloud State
O 24
L 2-4
St. Cloud State
O 31
W 9-2
Northern Michigan
N1
W 11-0 Northern Michigan
N6
W 6-5* at Michigan Tech
N7
L 1-8
at Michigan Tech
N 13
T 4-4* at Minnesota
N 14
W 3-2
at Minnesota[14]
N 20
W 1-0
Colorado College
N 21
W 3-1
Colorado College
N 27
L 5-8
at Minnesota-Duluth
N 28
L 1-2* at Minnesota-Duluth
D4
L 2-3
North Dakota
D5
W 10-2 North Dakota
D 11
W 5-2
at Denver
D 12
L 4-5
at Denver
D 28
W 10-3 Boston CollegeBHS
D 29
L 3-6
Boston UniversityBHS
D 31
E 3-5
Czech Select Team
J8
W 8-6
at Alaska Fairbanks
J9
W 4-3
at Alaska Fairbanks
J 15
W 3-2
North Dakota
J 16
W 5-2
North Dakota
J 22
L 4-5* Denver
J 23
W 4-2
Denver
J 29
W 6-5* at St. Cloud State
J 30
W 6-3
at St. Cloud State
F5
W 6-2
Minnesota-Duluth
F6
L 2-5
Minnesota-Duluth
F 12
W 5-4
F 13
L 2-5
F 19
W 4-1
at Colorado College
F 20
F 26
T 4-4* Minnesota
F 27
L 2-4
Minnesota
M6
L 4-5
Michigan Tech
M7
T 3-3* Michigan Tech
M 12
W 6-3
M 13
W 10-3 Colorado CollegeWCHA
M 19
L 2-3* Minnesota[1]WCHA
M 20
L 5-7
Minn.-Duluth[1]WCHA
M 26
W 3-1
Miami, Ohio[4]NCAA
M 27
L 3-4* Michigan[4]NCAA
Record 24-15-3, 18-11-3 (2nd)
Coach Jeff Sauer
J 14
W 8-1
Colorado College
J 20
T 1-1* at Northern Michigan
J 21
J 27
L 2-6
Minnesota
J 28
W 6-5
Minnesota
F3
W 4-2
North Dakota
F4
W 5-1
North Dakota
F 11
L 4-5
at St. Cloud State
F 12
F 19
W 6-3
vs. Minn.-Duluth[2]
F 24
W 4-3
at Denver
F 25
L 2-5
at Denver
M4
W 7-1
Michigan Tech
M5
W 7-5
Michigan Tech
M 10
L 3-4
Northern MichiganWCHA
M 11
W 5-4
M 12
W 5-1
M 17
W 5-4
Denver[1]WCHA
M 18
W 4-3* Colorado College[1]WCHA
M 24
W 5-3
Michigan StateNCAA
M 25
L 3-4
MichiganNCAA
Record 24-15-4, 17-11-4 (T2nd)
Coach Jeff Sauer
1993-94
• NCAA Qualifier
Date
O 22
O 23
O 29
O 30
N5
N6
N 12
N 13
N 19
N 20
N 26
N 27
D3
D4
D 10
D 11
D 28
D 29
J2
Result
W 3-2
W 6-3
L 4-5
T 5-5*
W 7-3
L 4-5
L 0-4
W 5-3
W 6-3
W 4-2
L 2-4
W 5-3
L 2-5
W 5-4
W 5-4
W 4-1
W 8-5
W 3-2
E 3-3
Opponent
at Denver
at Denver
at Minnesota-Duluth
at Minnesota-Duluth
North Dakota
North Dakota
at Michigan Tech
at Michigan Tech
Colorado College
Colorado College
Michigan StateCHS
MichiganCHS
Northern Michigan
Northern Michigan
at Alaska Anchorage
at Alaska Anchorage
Alaska-FairbanksBHS
Northern MichiganBHS
St. Petersburg
Red Army
J8
L 2-5
at Minnesota
J9
L 3-4* at Minnesota
J 14
W 4-1
St. Cloud State
J 15
L 1-6
St. Cloud State
J 21
W 6-1
Minnesota-Duluth
J 22
L 3-4
Minnesota-Duluth
J 28
W 4-1
at North Dakota
J 29
L 4-5
at North Dakota
F4
W 5-0
Michigan Tech
F5
W 5-2
Michigan Tech
F 11
L 3-8
at Colorado College
F 12
W 5-2
at Colorado College
F 18
W 4-2
F 19
W 6-3
F 25
L 2-3
Minnesota
F 26
L 2-3
Minnesota
M5
W 5-1
Alaska Anchorage
M6
W 4-3* Alaska Anchorage
M 11
W 6-1
North DakotaWCHA
M 12
W 4-2
North DakotaWCHA
M 18
L 2-3
St. Cloud State[2]WCHA
M 19
W 8-3
Michigan Tech[2]WCHA
M 25
W 6-3
W. Michigan[17]NCAA
M 26
L 1-4
Boston Univ.[17]NCAA
Record 26-15-1, 19-12-1 (3rd)
Coach Jeff Sauer
1995-96
Date
Result
Opponent
O 13
L 4-8
at Colorado College
O 14
L 2-6
at Colorado College
O 20
W 4-3
Denver
O 21
L 2-6
Denver
O 27
W 3-1
at North Dakota
O 28
L 2-4
at North Dakota
N 10
L 2-3
at Minn.-Duluth
N 11
L 2-5
at Minn.-Duluth
N 17
N 18
L 2-5
at St. Cloud State
N 24
L 3-7
MichiganCHS
N 25
L 4-5
Michigan StateCHS
D1
W 6-2
Michigan Tech
D2
L 2-4
Michigan Tech
D8
L 2-4
Colorado College
D9
L 1-2
Colorado College
D 15
W 4-3
Northern Michigan
D 16
W 4-2
Northern Michigan
D 28
L 2-3
Notre DameBHS
D 29
W 8-3
PrincetonBHS
D 31
E 4-5
Swiss Selects
J5
L 0-1
at Alaska Anchorage
J6
W 6-3
at Alaska Anchorage
J 12
W 8-3
St. Cloud State
J 13
L 2-6
St. Cloud State
J 19
L 4-8
at Minnesota
J 20
L 0-5
at Minnesota
J 26
L 2-8
at Michigan Tech
J 27
T 6-6* at Michigan Tech
F2
W 4-2
Minnesota-Duluth
F3
W 5-3
Minnesota-Duluth
F9
W 6-3
North Dakota
F 10
W 3-2
North Dakota
F 16
F 17
W 5-4
F 23
W 6-3
Minnesota
F 24
W 7-4
Minnesota
M1
W 6-5* at North DakotaWCHA
M2
W 5-4** at North DakotaWCHA
M8
L 3-4* Minnesota[2]WCHA
M9
L 4-6
Colorado College[2]WCHA
Record 17-20-3, 14-15-3 (6th)
Coach Jeff Sauer
1994-95
• NCAA Qualifier
Date
O 14
O 15
O 21
O 22
O 28
O 29
N4
N5
N 11
N 12
N 18
N 19
N 25
N 26
D2
D3
D9
D 10
D 28
D 29
D 31
J6
J7
J 13
Result
E 6-4
W 6-5
W 4-1
W 6-4
L 1-2*
L 2-5
T 2-2*
L 3-4
W 7-6
W 4-1
W 4-3
W 4-2
L 2-7
L 2-3
L 4-8
W 5-4
L 2-3*
L 2-5
W 4-3**
W 6-4
E 3-6
W 3-1
L 2-4
L 2-5
Opponent
at Minn.-DuluthHOF
at Minnesota-Duluth
Denver
Denver
at Minnesota
at Minnesota
Minnesota-Duluth
Minnesota-Duluth
at Michigan Tech
at Michigan Tech
Northern Michigan
Northern Michigan
MichiganCHS
Michigan StateCHS
St. Cloud State
St. Cloud State
at North Dakota
at North Dakota
Bowling GreenBHS
Lake Superior St.BHS
Brynas Tigers (Sweden)
at Alaska Anchorage
at Alaska Anchorage
Colorado College
1996-97
Date
O 18
O 19
O 25
O 26
N1
N2
78
Result
W 2-0
L 2-3
W 8-3
L 2-3
W 3-2
L 1-6
Opponent
St. Cloud State
St. Cloud State
at Denver
at Denver
Minnesota
Minnesota
N8
W 5-2
N9
W 4-3
N 16
L 3-7
at Colorado College
N 17
L 4-5
at Colorado College
N 22
W 5-3
Minnesota-Duluth
N 23
L 0-4
Minnesota-Duluth
N 29
L 1-3
Michigan StateCHS
N 30
L 4-8
MichiganCHS
D6
W 6-2
at Alaska Anchorage
D7
T 5-5* at Alaska Anchorage
D 27
L 7-9
New HampshireBHS
D 28
L 2-5
VermontBHS
D 31
E 1-7
Pori Aces(Finland)
J3
W 4-3
Michigan Tech
J4
W 5-1
Michigan Tech
J 10
W 4-1
Northern Michigan
J 11
L 1-4
Northern Michigan
J 17
W 5-2
at North Dakota
J 18
L 6-8
at North Dakota
J 24
W 6-3
at Minnesota-Duluth
J 25
W 4-1
at Minnesota-Duluth
J 31
F1
W 4-3* Alaska Anchorage
F7
W 5-2
Colorado College
F8
L 2-6
Colorado College
F 14
L 4-5
at St. Cloud State
F 15
L 1-7
at St. Cloud State
F 21
L 3-5
Denver
F 22
L 3-4
Denver
F 28
L 3-4
at Minnesota†
M1
L 3-7
at Minnesota
M7
L 3-9
at Colorado CollegeWCHA
M8
L 0-1**** at Colorado CollegeWCHA
† Target Center, Minneapolis
Record 15-21-2, 15-15-2 (7th)
Coach Jeff Sauer
1997-98
• NCAA Qualifier
Date
O 10
O 11
O 31
N1
N7
N8
N 14
N 15
N 21
N 22
N 28
N 30
D5
D6
D 10
D 12
D 27
D 28
D 31
J3
J4
J9
J 10
J 16
J 18
J 23
J 24
J 30
J 31
F6
F7
F 13
F 14
F 20
F 21
F 27
F 28
M6
Result
E 7-1
E 1-2
W 4-2
W 3-1
L 2-4
W 3-2
W 7-2
W 4-3*
W 3-0
W 4-2
L 0-2
L 1-2
L 5-6
L 0-3
L 2-4
W 3-2
W 6-3
W 4-3
E 1-8
W 5-2
W 7-3
T 2-2*
W 5-3
W 5-1
W 4-2
W 6-5*
W 4-0
W 2-1
W 3-1
L 1-4
L 0-7
W 7-4
L 2-3
L 2-4
L 3-4
L 3-7
W 6-3
L 3-6
Opponent
Clarkson
Michigan State
at Alaska Anchorage
at Alaska Anchorage
Minnesota
Minnesota
Michigan Tech
Michigan Tech
at Minnesota-Duluth
at Minnesota-Duluth
at Michigan StateCHS
at MichiganCHS
North Dakota
North Dakota
Notre Dame
at Notre Dame
HarvardBHS
Northern MichiganBHS
HV-71 (Sweden)
at Denver
at Denver
Minnesota-Duluth
Minnesota-Duluth
Nebraska-Omaha
at Nebraska-Omaha
at Colorado College
at Colorado College
Alaska Anchorage
Alaska Anchorage
at Minnesota
at Minnesota†
Denver
Denver
at Michigan Tech
at Michigan Tech
St. Cloud State
St. Cloud State
at North Dakota
M7
W 6-4
at North Dakota
M 13
W 6-1
Alaska AnchorageWCHA
M 14
W 6-2
M 20
W 5-2
Colorado College[2]WCHA
M 21
W 3-2
North Dakota[2]WCH
M 28
L 4-7
† Target Center, Minneapolis
Record 26-14-1, 17-10-1 (2nd)
Coach Jeff Sauer
1998-99
Date
Result
Opponent
O3
L 1-2
Notre DameHOF
O 16
L 1-2
Michigan Tech
O 17
W 3-2
Michigan Tech
O 30
L 2-3
Minnesota
O 31
L 2-3
Minnesota
N6
W 3-1
at Minnesota-Duluth
N7
W 3-1
at Minnesota-Duluth
N 13
W 2-1
Alaska Anchorage
N 14
N 20
W 3-0
at Denver
N 21
L 3-5
at Denver
N 27
L 1-3
Michigan StateCHS
N 29
T 1-1* MichiganCHS
D 11
L 1-6
at North Dakota
D 12
L 1-4
at North Dakota
D 27
L 2-4
YaleBHS
D 28
L 2-3
CornellBHS
D 31
W 6-2
Nebraska-Omaha
J1
E 2-8
IF Bjorkloven (Sweden)
J8
W 4-3
Minnesota-Duluth
J9
W 5-2
Minnesota-Duluth
J 15
L 1-3
at Alaska Anchorage
J 16
L 1-2
at Alaska Anchorage
J 23
L 2-4
Minnesota State
J 24
W 3-2
Minnesota State
J 29
T 5-5* Denver
J 30
L 0-5
Denver
F5
W 5-4* at St. Cloud State
F6
W 3-1
at St. Cloud State
F 11
W 5-4
Colorado College
F 13
L 0-3
Colorado College
F 19
W 4-2
at Michigan Tech
F 20
L 3-4
at Michigan Tech
F 27
W 4-2
North Dakota
F 28
L 2-5
North Dakota
M5
W 6-4
at Minnesota
M6
T 2-2* at Minnesota
M 13
L 2-5
St. Cloud StateWCHA
M 14
L 2-3
St. Cloud StateWCHA
Record 15-19-4, 13-12-3 (4th)
Coach Jeff Sauer
1999-2000
• NCAA Qualifier
• WCHA Champions
Date
O 15
O 16
O 22
O 23
O 29
O 30
N5
N6
N 12
N 13
N 19
N 20
N 26
N 27
D3
D4
D 10
D 11
D 14
Result
W 7-2
W 5-3
L 1-3
W 6-1
W 4-2
W 4-2
W 3-2
W 5-3
W 4-3
W 5-4*
W 4-3*
L 0-4
W 5-1
L 1-4
W 4-3*
W 4-1
W 5-2
L 1-4
E 3-6
Opponent
Michigan Tech
Michigan Tech
Minnesota-Duluth
Minnesota-Duluth
Northeastern
Northeastern
at Denver
at Denver
Minnesota
Minnesota
at St. Cloud State
at St. Cloud State
at MichiganCHS
at Colorado College
at Colorado College
Alaska Anchorage
Alaska Anchorage
Valerenga IF (Norway)
D 27
W 6-4
Nebraska-OmahaBHS
D 28
L 2-3* North DakotaBHS
J7
W 4-1
St. Lawrence
J8
T 6-6* St. Lawrence
J 14
W 3-2* North Dakota
J 15
W 6-5* North Dakota
J 21
W 5-2
at Minnesota State
J 22
L 0-3
at Minnesota State
F4
W 5-3
at Michigan Tech
F5
W 3-0
at Michigan Tech
F 10
W 3-0
St. Cloud State
F 11
W 5-3
St. Cloud State
F 18
W 8-2
at Alaska Anchorage
F 19
W 5-0
at Alaska Anchorage
F 25
W 4-2
at Minnesota
F 26
W 5-4
at Minnesota
M3
L 4-5
Colorado College
M4
W 2-1
Colorado College
M 10
W 4-0
Michigan TechWCHA
M 11
W 9-4
Michigan TechWCHA
M 17
W 5-3
Minnesota[18]WCHA
M 18
L 3-5
North Dakota[18]WCHA
M 25
L 1-4
Boston College[18]NCAA
Record 31-9-1, 23-5-0 (1st)
Coach Jeff Sauer
2001-02
Date
Result
Opponent
O 19
L 4-5
Wayne State
O 20
W 5-0
Wayne State
O 26
W 3-2
at North Dakota
O 27
L 4-6
at North Dakota
N2
W 5-2
Boston College
N3
L 1-3
Boston College
N9
W 5-1
at Minnesota-Duluth
N 10
W 4-1
at Minnesota-Duluth
N 16
L 0-1
Michigan Tech
N 17
W 5-0
Michigan Tech
N 23
L 1-2
N 24
L 3-5
at MichiganCHS
N 30
L 1-4
at Alaska Anchorage
D1
T 3-3*
at Alaska Anchorage
D7
W 7-6* North Dakota
D8
W 3-1
North Dakota
D 27
L 1-2
vs. BrownBHS
D 28
T 3-3*
vs. Colorado CollegeBHS
J4
L 0-3
at Denver
J5
L 1-5
at Denver
J 11
W 8-3
Minnesota
J 12
L 2-6
Minnesota
J 18
L 1-3
at Minnesota State
J 19
W 5-4
at Minnesota State
J 25
T 2-2*
St. Cloud State
J 26
W 4-1
St. Cloud State
J 29
E 2-2
French Olympic Team
F1
W 5-4
Alaska Anchorage
F2
L 2-3
Alaska Anchorage
F8
T 5-5*
at Colorado College
F9
L 0-6
at Colorado College
F 15
L 2-5
Denver
F 16
L 2-3
Denver
F 22
L 3-6
at Minnesota
F 23
L 3-4*
at Minnesota
M1
W 3-1
Minnesota-Duluth
M2
W 5-1
Minnesota-Duluth
M8
W 3-2* Minnesota StateWCHA
M9
W 7-3
Minnesota StateWCHA
M 14
L 2-3*
vs. Colorado CollegeWCHA
Record 16-19-4, 12-13-3 (5th)
Coach Jeff Sauer
2000-01
• NCAA Qualifier
Date
Result
Opponent
O6
W 9-6
UMass-Amherst
O7
W 3-0
UMass-Amherst
O 13
W 5-0
at Michigan Tech
O 14
W 4-2
at Michigan Tech
O 20
W 3-2
Minnesota State
O 21
W 4-3* Minnesota State
O 27
W 3-2
at Boston College
O 28
L 4-5* at Northeastern
N3
L 0-4
at Minnesota
N4
L 2-5
at Minnesota
N 10
L 3-5
Alaska Anchorage
N 11
L 2-3
Alaska Anchorage
N 17
W 2-1
Colorado College
N 18
L 3-4* Colorado College
N 23
L 2-3
MichiganCHS
N 26
L 2-6
Michigan StateCHS
D1
W 5-4
at Minnesota-Duluth
D2
W 4-3* at Minnesota-Duluth
D8
W 3-1
at St. Cloud State
D9
L 0-5
at St. Cloud State
D 12
E 1-5
CSKA (St. Petersburg)
D 29
W 6-3
vs. PrincetonBHS
D 30
W 3-2
vs. Boston Univ.BHS
J 12
L 1-2
Denver
J 13
T 2-2* Denver
J 19
W 4-2
Minnesota
J 20
L 2-8
Minnesota
F2
T 3-3* at Alaska Anchorage
F3
W 3-2* at Alaska Anchorage
F9
F 10
F 16
W 3-2
St. Cloud State
F 17
L 1-5
St. Cloud State
F 23
L 4-5
at Colorado College
F 24
W 5-3
at Colorado College
M2
W 5-3
Michigan Tech
M3
W 1-0
Michigan Tech
M9
W 6-4
DenverWCHA
M 10
W 6-2
DenverWCHA
M 15
L 3-4
vs. Colo. College[1]WCHA
M 24
W 4-1
vs. Providence [19]NCAA
M 25
L 1-5
vs. Michigan St.[19]NCAA
Record 22-15-4, 14-10-4 (5th)
Coach Jeff Sauer
2002-03
Date
O 11
O 12
O 18
O 19
O 25
O 26
N1
N2
N 15
N 16
N 22
N 23
N 29
N 30
D6
D7
D 29
D 30
J3
J4
J 10
J 11
J 17
J 18
J 24
J 25
J 31
F1
F7
F8
F 14
79
Result
L 1-5
W 4-3
W 4-2
W 3-2
L2-4
W 5-1
L 3-5
L 3-5
L 1-4
W 2-1*
L 0-2
L 2-3
L 1-4
L 1-2*
L 0-3
L 2-3
W 2-1
W 3-1
L 2-3*
T 4-4*
T 2-2*
T 1-1*
W 2-1*
L 2-6
L 2-4
L 0-5
L 1-4
L 1-7
W 4-1
W 4-2
L 2-5
Opponent
Rensselaer
Northern Michigan
Alabama Huntsville
Alabama Huntsville
at Boston College
at Northeastern
Denver
Denver
at Minnesota-Duluth
at Minnesota-Duluth
at North Dakota
at North Dakota
MichiganCHS
Michigan StateCHS
Minnesota
Minnesota
vs. ColgateBHS
vs. No. MichiganBHS
Minnesota State
Minnesota State
at Alaska Anchorage
at Alaska Anchorage
Minnesota-Duluth
Minnesota-Duluth
at Colorado College
at Colorado College
at Denver
at Denver
Alaska Anchorage
Alaska Anchorage
at Minnesota
F 15
L 1-8
at Minnesota
F 21
T 2-2*
St. Cloud State
F 22
W 4-3
St. Cloud State
F 28
W 3-2
at Michigan Tech
M1
W 9-5
vs. Michigan Tech[8]
M7
L 2-5
North Dakota
M8
L 0-5
North Dakota
M 14
L 1-2
at Minnesota StateWCHA
M 15
L 5-6*
at Minnesota StateWCHA
Record 13-23-4, 7-17-4 (8th)
Coach Mike Eaves
2003-04
• NCAA Qualifier
Date
Result
Opponent
O 12
W, 4-3* at Nebraska-OmahaMAV
O 13
L, 2-6
vs. MaineMAV
O 17
L, 1-2
at St. Cloud State
O 18
L, 1-3
at St. Cloud State
O 24
W, 2-1* Quinnipiac
O 25
W, 4-1 Quinnipiac
N7
W, 9-4 at Michigan Tech
N8
N 14
T, 3-3* Minnesota
N 15
W, 4-3 Minnesota
N 21
T, 2-2* Colorado College
N 22
N 28
W, 3-1 at MichiganCHS
N 29
W, 2-1* at Michigan StateCHS
D5
T, 2-2* at Denver
D6
W, 3-1 at Denver
D9
E, 3-2
Riga 2000
D 12
W, 4-1 Minnesota State
D 13
D 27
W, 8-1 UnionBHS
D 28
L, 1-3
Ferris StateBHS
J2
T, 3-3* at Minnesota State
J3
W, 6-2 at Minnesota State
J9
W, 4-2 Michigan Tech
J 10
L, 2-3
Michigan Tech
J 17
T, 2-2* Notre Dame
J 18
L, 1-3
Notre Dame
J 23
W, 4-2 at Colorado College
J 24
L, 1-3
at Colorado College
J 30
L, 2-4
at Minnesota
J 31
L, 2-3
at Minnesota
F6
W, 4-3* North Dakota
F7
W, 5-2 North Dakota
F 20
T, 1-1* St. Cloud State
F 21
W, 3-0 St. Cloud State
F 27
W, 3-0 at Alaska Anchorage
F 28
W, 3-1 at Alaska Anchorage
M5
T, 2-2* Minnesota-Duluth
M6
L, 1-4
Minnesota-Duluth
M 12
L, 2-3
M 13
W, 4-0 Alaska AnchorageWCHA
M 14
L, 1-4
M 26
W, 1-0 * Ohio State[17]NCAA
M 27
L, 1-2* Maine[17]NCAA
Record 22-13-8, 14-7-7 (3rd)
Coach Mike Eaves
2004-05
• NCAA Qualifier
Date
O 15
O 16
O 22
O 23
O 29
O 30
N5
N6
N 12
N 13
N 19
N 20
Result
W, 3-2
W, 8-0
W, 7-3
W, 3-0
W, 6-3
L, 3-5
L, 2-3
L, 2-4
W, 1-0
W, 5-2
W, 4-1
W, 4-1
Opponent
Mercyhurst
Mercyhurst
Michigan Tech
Michigan Tech
Denver
Denver
at Minnesota
at Minnesota
North Dakota
North Dakota
at Alaska Anchorage
at Alaska Anchorage
N 26
L, 0-4
Michigan StateCHS
N 27
W, 3-1 MichiganCHS
D3
W, 3-2 Minnesota Duluth
D4
D 10
L, 3-4
at Minnesota State
D 11
W, 3-2 at Minnesota State
D 31
T, 1-1* YaleBHS
J1
L, 3-5
Ferris StateBHS
J7
W, 6-0 at St. Cloud State
J8
J 14
W, 6-1 Alaska Anchorage
J 15
J 21
W, 2-0 at Notre Dame
J 22
W, 2-0 at Notre Dame
F4
W, 3-1 Minnesota
F5
L, 3-5
Minnesota
F 11
L, 3-4
at Denver
F 12
T, 3-3* at Denver
F 18
W, 5-1 Colorado College
F 19
L, 1-2
Colorado College
F 26
L, 2-4
at North Dakota
F 27
T, 1-1* at North Dakota
M4
T, 2-2* at Minnesota Duluth
M5
L, 3-4
at Minnesota Duluth
M 11
M 12
L, 1-2
M 13
M 17
L, 2-3
North Dakota[1]WCHA
M 25
L, 1-4
Michigan[19]NCAA
Record 23-14-4, 16-9-3 (T-3rd)
Coach Mike Eaves
2005–06
• NCAA Champions
Date
O7
O8
O 21
O 22
O 28
O 29
N4
N5
N 11
N 12
N 19
N 20
N 25
N 26
D2
D3
D9
D 10
D 18
D 30
D 31
J 13
J 14
J 20
J 21
J 27
J 28
F3
F4
F 11
F 17
F 18
F 24
F 25
M3
M4
M 10
M 11
M17
M 18
M 25
M 26
A6
Result
Opponent
W, 3-2* St. Lawrence
L, 1-2* St. Lawrence
T, 2-2* at St. Cloud State
W, 4-2 at North Dakota
W, 3-0 Colorado College
W, 3-1 at Michigan StateCHS
W, 3-2 at MichiganCHS
W, 4-3 at Minnesota
W, 4-0 at Minnesota
L, 2-4
Michigan Tech
W, 7-0 Michigan Tech
E, 6-5
US U-18
W, 4-1 Western MichiganBHS
W, 5-1 Northern MichiganBHS
L, 0-1
Denver
L, 2-4
Denver
L, 4-5
Minnesota
L 1-3
Minnesota
W, 7-2 at Minnesota Duluth
L, 1-4
at Minnesota Duluth
W, 4-2 vs. Ohio StateFTHC
T, 4-4* at Michigan Tech
L, 4-6
at Minnesota State
L, 3-7
at Minnesota State
W, 4-1 Michigan TechWCHA
W, 1-0 Michigan TechWCHA
L, 3-4
vs. North Dakota[1]WCHA
W, 4-0 vs. Minnesota[1]WCHA
W, 4-0 vs. Bemidji State[8]NCAA
W, 1-0***
vs. Cornell[8]NCAA
W, 5-2 vs. Maine[2]NCAA
J 19
T, 4-4* at Alaska Anchorage
J 25
W, 3-1 Minnesota
J 26
T, 2-2* Minnesota
F1
F2
L, 1-2* Minnesota Duluth
F8
T, 1-1
at Michigan Tech
F9
F 15
L, 0-3
Minnesota State
F 16
F 22
L, 2-4
at Minnesota
F 23
T, 4-4* at Minnesota
F 29
M1
L, 2-3
at St. Cloud State
M 14
L, 0-3
at St. Cloud StateWCHA
M 15
L, 3-4* at St. Cloud StateWCHA
M 29
W, 6-2 vs. DenverNCAA
M 30
L, 2-3* vs. North DakotaNCAA
D — Lefty McFadden Invite (Dayton, Ohio)
Record 16-17-7, 11-12-5 (6th)
Coach Mike Eaves
A8
W, 2-1 vs. Boston CollegeNCAA
Record 30-10-3, 17-8-3 (T-2nd)
Coach Mike Eaves
2006–07
Date
Result
Opponent
O6
W, 3-0 vs. Northern Michigan8
07
T, 3-3* vs. Northern Michigan8
O 13
L, 2-3* North Dakota
O 14
W, 1-0 North Dakota
O 20
T, 2-2* Minnesota Duluth
O 21
O 27
L, 0-3
Boston College
O 28
L, 1-4
Boston College
N3
W, 3-2* at Alaska Anchorage
N4
L, 1-2
at Alaska Anchorage
N 10
L, 0-2
Denver
N 11
L, 3-4* Denver
N 18
L, 1-2
at Minnesota
N 19
L, 1-3
at Minnesota
N 24
L, 3-4
MichiganCHS
N 25
W, 2-0 Michigan StateCHS
D8
D9
D 29
L, 2-6
ClarksonBHS
D 30
W, 5-0 ProvidenceBHS
J5
L, 1-3
at Denver
J6
W, 4-0 at Denver
J 12
W, 2-1 Minnesota
J 13
L, 0-1
Minnesota
J 26
L, 1-3
Minnesota State
J 27
F2
L, 1-2* at Colorado College
F3
L, 2-4
at Colorado College
F9
F 10
F 16
F 17
T, 2-2* St. Cloud State
F 23
L, 0-2
at Michigan Tech
F 24
L, 2-4
at Michigan Tech
M2
W, 3-1 at Minnesota Duluth
M3
M9
W, 3-2 at DenverWCHA
M 10
W, 2-1 at DenverWCHA
M 15
W, 4-0 vs. Michigan TechWCHA
M 16
L, 2-4
vs. Minnesota[1]WCHA
M 17
W, 4-3* vs. St. Cloud StateWCHA
Record 19-18-4, 12-13-3 (T-6th)
Coach Mike Eaves
2008–09
Date
Result
Opponent
O 10
L, 4-5
at Boston College
O 11
L, 1-5
at New Hampshire
O 17
L, 5-6
at Denver
O 18
L, 4-7
at Denver
O 24
T, 2-2* Minnesota
O 25
L, 2-5
Minnesota
O 31
L, 2-3
at North Dakota
N1
W, 5-2
at North Dakota
N7
W, 3-2
Michigan Tech
N8
W, 6-0
Michigan Tech
N 14
N 15
W, 4-1
at Minnesota Duluth
N 21
L, 2-6
at St. Cloud State
N 22
W, 1-0
at St. Cloud State
N 28
W, 3-1
Michigan StateCHS
N 29
W, 3-0
MichiganCHS
D5
W, 3-2
Alaska Anchorage
D6
W, 7-2
Alaska Anchorage
D 27
W, 5-0
Alabama-HuntsvilleB
D 28
T, 1-1* Lake Superior StateB
J2
L, 2-3
Northern Michigan
J3
L, 5-6* Northern Michigan
J9
W, 3-2
at Alaska Anchorage
J 10
W, 6-3
at Alaska Anchorage
J 16
W, 6-1
Colorado College
J 17
L, 3-4
Colorado College
J 30
W, 3-1
Minnesota Duluth
J 31
L, 0-1
Minnesota Duluth
F6
W, 3-2
at Minnesota
F7
W, 5-4
at Minnesota
F 20
L, 3-4* Denver
F 21
L, 0-5
Denver
F 27
L, 3-4* at Minnesota State
F 28
T, 3-3* at Minnesota State
M6
L, 1-2
North Dakota
M7
W, 4-1
North Dakota
M 13
W, 7-1
Minnesota StateW
M 14
W, 4-2
Minnesota StateW
M 20
L, 0-3
vs. DenverW
M 21
W, 4-1
vs. North DakotaW
Record 20-16-4, 14-11-3 (T-3rd)
Coach Mike Eaves
2007–08
• NCAA Qualifier
Date
0 12
O 13
O 19
O 20
N2
N3
N9
N 10
N 16
N 17
N 23
N 24
N 30
D1
D7
D8
D 28
D 29
J4
J5
J 11
J 12
J 18
Result
W, 4-1
L, 3-5
W, 7-2
W, 8-2
L, 2-4
W, 4-2
W, 4-0
L, 1-3
L, 3-4
L, 1-6
L, 2-3
T, 4-4*
W, 3-2
W, 4-3
L, 1-3
T, 1-1*
T, 2-2*
W, 5-3
L, 0-2
L, 1-3
L, 2-3
W, 7-2
W, 2-1
Opponent
vs. Notre DameD
vs. Ohio StateD
Robert Morris
Robert Morris
Michigan Tech
Michigan Tech
North Dakota
North Dakota
at Colorado College
at Colorado College
at MichiganCHS
2009–10
St. Cloud State
St. Cloud State
at Minnesota State
at Minnesota State
ColgateBHS
Bowling GreenBHS
• NCAA Runner-Up
Date
O 16
O 17
O 23
O 24
O 30
O 31
N6
Colorado College
Colorado College
at Denver
at Denver
at Alaska Anchorage
80
Result
L, 2-3
T, 1-1*
W, 6-0
L, 2-3
W, 4-1
W, 6-1
W, 4-2
Opponent
Colorado College
Colorado College
at Minnesota State
at Minnesota State
New Hampshire
New Hampshire
Minnesota
N7
L, 2-5
Minnesota
N 13
W, 5-1
Alaska Anchorage
N 14
W, 6-2
Alaska Anchorage
N 20
L, 1-4
at St. Cloud State
N 21
W, 4-1
at St. Cloud State
N 27
W, 7-3
at Michigan State
N 28
L, 2-3
at Michigan
D4
W, 8-2
Michigan Tech
D5
W, 6-0
Michigan Tech
D 11
T, 3-3* at North Dakota
D 12
W, 4-3
at North Dakota
J2
W, 5-4
MerrimackB
J3
T, 2-2* YaleB
J 15
W, 4-0
at Colorado College
J 16
L, 5-6
at Colorado College
J 22
T, 3-3* Denver
J 23
W, 4-3
Denver
J 29
W, 5-2
at Minnesota Duluth
J 30
L, 0-4
at Minnesota Duluth
F6
W, 3-2
MichiganCRHC
F 12
W, 4-3
Minnesota State
F 13
W, 8-4
Minnesota State
F 19
L, 1-5
St. Cloud State
F 20
W, 7-4
St. Cloud State
F 26
W, 5-2
at Michigan Tech
F 27
W, 5-2
at Michigan Tech
M5
W, 3-2
at Minnesota
M7
L, 1-6
at Minnesota
M 12
W, 4-1
Alaska AnchorageW
M 13
W, 7-2
Alaska AnchorageW
M 19
L, 0-2
vs. St. Cloud StateW
M 20
W, 6-3
vs. DenverW
M 26
W, 3-2
vs. VermontN
M 27
W, 5-2
vs. St. Cloud StateN
A8
W, 8-1
vs. RITN
A 10
L, 0-5
vs. Boston CollegeN
Record 28-11-4, 17-8-3 (2nd)
Coach Mike Eaves
2010–11
Date
O8
O 10
O 15
O 17
O 22
O 23
O 29
O 30
N5
N6
N 12
N 13
N 19
N 20
N 26
N 27
D3
D4
D 10
D 11
D 30
D 31
J7
J8
J 14
J 15
J 21
J 22
J 28
J 29
F 11
F 12
F 18
F 19
F 25
F 26
M4
Result
L, 3-4
W, 6-0
W, 7-0
W, 5-2
L, 2-4
T, 2-2*
W, 5-2
W, 4-1
W, 6-0
T, 3-3*
L, 0-1
L, 2-4
L, 5-6*
L, 2-3*
T, 4-4*
W, 4-1
L, 1-2
W, 3-1
W, 3-2
W, 2-0
W, 5-1
W, 4-2
W, 3-0
W, 6-5*
L, 0-2
W, 3-2
W, 3-2
W, 2-1
W, 4-2
W, 4-1
L, 1-4
L, 3-4
L, 2-5
T, 3-3*
L, 2-4
L, 3-7
L, 2-3
Opponent
vs. Boston U. [20]
vs. Holy Cross [20]
Alabama Huntsville
Alabama Huntsville
at Denver
at Denver
Michigan Tech
Michigan Tech
at Minnesota
at Minnesota
North Dakota
North Dakota
Minnesota Duluth
Minnesota Duluth
MichiganCHS
Michigan StateCHS
at Alaska Anchorage
at Alaska Anchorage
Bemidji State
Bemidji State
Massachusetts
Massachusetts
Canisius
Canisius
at Minnesota Duluth
at Minnesota Duluth
Minnesota State
Minnesota State
at Michigan Tech
at Michigan Tech
at Nebraska Omaha
at Nebraska Omaha
Minnesota
Minnesota
at St. Cloud State
at St. Cloud State
Colorado College
M5
M 11
M 12
M 13
W, 3-1
W, 3-1
L, 2-4*
L, 1-2
Colorado College
at Colorado CollegeW
KEY
[1]
[2]
[3]
[4]
[5]
[6]
[7]
[8]
[9]
[10]
[11]
[12]
[13]
[14]
[15]
[16]
[17]
[18]
[19]
[20]
*
CHS
BHS
E
H
HOF
St. Paul, Minn.
Milwaukee, Wis.
Windsor, Ontario
Detroit, Mich.
Northfield, Minn.
Athens, Ohio
Eau Claire, Wis.
Green Bay, Wis.
Champaign, Ill.
Denver, Colo.
Lake Placid, N.Y.
Boston, Mass.
Providence, R.I.
Bloomington, Minn.
Duluth, Minn.
Grand Forks, N.D.
Albany, N.Y.
Minneapolis, Minn.
Grand Rapids, Mich.
St. Louis
number of overtimes
Badger Hockey Showdown
Exhibition Game
Hartmeyer Arena
U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame
Game
MAV
Maverick Stampede
FTHC
Frozen Tundra Hockey
Classic/U.S. Hockey Hall
of Fame Game, Lambeau
Field, Green Bay, Wis.
NCAA
NCAA playoff game
WCHA
WCHA playoff game
NOTE: From the 1984–85 season through
1988–89, the WCHA and Hockey East
played interconference games that counted
as league games.
81
All-Time Series Records
Team
Year(s)
W-L-T (pct.)
Air Force
Alabama Huntsville
Alaska Anchorage•
Alaska-Fairbanks
Army
Augsburg
Austrian Nationals
Bemidji State•
Boston College
Boston University
Bowling Green
Brown
Calgary, Univ. of (ex)
Canisius•
Carleton College
Chicago Athletic Assoc.
Clarkson
Colgate
Colorado College•
Connecticut
Cornell
CSKA - St. Petersburg (ex)
Czech Select Team (ex)
Dalhousie
Denver•
Eagle River, Wis.
Eveleth (MN) Cubs (ex)
Eveleth (MN) Jr. College
Ferris State
Finnish National Team (ex)
Fort Frances, Ont.
French Olympic Team (ex)
Green Bay
Gustavus Adolphus
Hamline
Harvard
Hibbing, Minn.
HV-71, Sweden (ex)
Illinois-Chicago1
Illinois Club
Janesville Hockey Club
Janesville YMCA
Lake Forest College
Lake Superior State
Massachusetts
UMass-Lowell
Macalester College
Madison Hockey Club
Maine
Manitoba, Univ. of
Marinette
Marquette
Marquette, Mich.
Mercyhurst•
Miami (Ohio)
Michigan
Michigan State
Michigan Tech•
Milwaukee Athletic Club
Milwaukee Rowing Club
Minnesota•
1982
1989–10
1990–10
1989–93
1965–67
1966
1967
2006–10
1970–10
1972–10
1967–07
1966–01
1991
2011
1925–64
1928–30
1973–06
1972–07
1965–11
1967
1970–06
2000
1992
1982
1968–10
1934–35
1925
1929
1980–05
1996
1930
2002
1935
1968
1964
1971–97
1930
1997
1981–90
1963–67
1925–27
1924
1964–70
1982–08
2000-10
1984–88
1963–65
1934
1984–06
1927
1935
1923–33
1927–29
2004
1979–93
1922–10
1933
1964–10
1929–11
1922
1932–35
1922–11
2-0-0 (1.000)
6-0-0 (1.000)
46-13-9 (.743)
7-0-0 (1.000)
1-2-0 (.333)
2-0-0 (1.000)
0-1-0 (.000)
3-0-0 (1.000)
9-12-0 (.429)
6-9-0 (.400)
7-3-1 (.682)
3-2-0 (.600)
0-1-0 (.000)
2-0-0 (1.000)
3-1-1 (.700)
2-1-0 (.667)
4-3-2 (.556)
4-0-1 (.900)
108-62-9 (.628)
1-0-0 (1.000)
4-2-0 (.667)
0-1-0 (.000)
0-1-0 (1.000)
1-1-0 (.500)
73-56-11 (.561)
0-2-0 (.000)
0-2-0 (.000)
0-1-0 (.000)
2-2-0 (.500)
0-1-0 (.000)
0-1-0 (.000)
0-0-1 (.500)
1-0-0 (1.000)
1-0-0 (1.000)
4-0-0 (1.000)
8-1-0 (.889)
0-1-0 (.000)
0-1-0 (.000)
8-0-0 (1.000)
3-0-0 (1.000)
4-0-1 (.900)
2-0-0 (1.000)
10-0-0 (1.000)
3-1-1 (.700)
4-0-0 (1.000)
7-1-1 (.833)
7-1-0 (.875)
1-0-0 (.000)
9-4-0 (.629)
0-1-0 (.000)
1-0-0 (1.000)
6-8-2 (.438)
2-1-0 (.667)
2-0-0 (1.000)
2-0-0 (1.000)
52-64-8 (.452)
0-2-0 (1.000)
42-45-3 (.483)
98-44-8 (.680)
0-1-0 (.000)
2-1-0 (.667)
85-153-20 (.368)
ADDING IT UP
Most Games Played
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Minnesota . . . . . . . . . . . .258
Colorado College . . . . . . .179
Minnesota Duluth . . . . . .161
North Dakota . . . . . . . . . .156
Michigan Tech . . . . . . . . .150
Most Wins
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Colorado College . . . . . . .108
Michigan Tech . . . . . . . . . .98
Minnesota Duluth . . . . . . .88
Minnesota . . . . . . . . . . . . .85
North Dakota . . . . . . . . . . .84
Most Losses
1.
2.
3.
5.
Minnesota . . . . . . . . . . . .153
Michigan . . . . . . . . . . . . . .64
North Dakota . . . . . . . . . . .62
Colorado College . . . . . . . .62
Most Ties
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Minnesota . . . . . . . . . . . . .20
North Dakota . . . . . . . . . . .11
Denver . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11
Alaska Anchorage . . . . . . . .9
Colorado College . . . . . . . . .9
Best Win Percentage
(min. 20 games)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Alaska Anchorage
46-13-9 . . . . . . . . . . . .(.743)
Michigan Tech
98-44-8 . . . . . . . . . . . .(.680)
Notre Dame
40-18-7 . . . . . . . . . . . .(.669)
Northern Michigan
43-24-6 . . . . . . . . . . . .(.630)
Colorado College
108-62-9 . . . . . . . . . . . (.628)
Longest Win Streaks
13
11
11
10
10
9
9
9
9
9
9
2/24/89-10/18/91 . . . . . MTU
2/9/08-current . . . . . . . . MTU
11/18/81-1/21/83 . . . . . . CC
2/5/65-2/11/06 . . . . . . . OSU
10/15/99-3/3/01 . . . . . . MTU
2/1/85-1/23/87 . . . . . . . . CC
10/18/86-11/5/88 . . . . . MTU
11/14/87-12/1/89 . . . . . UND
3/21/92-11/20/93 . . . . . . CC
11/13/93-12/1/95 . . . . . MTU
1/10/98-3/2/02 . . . . . . .UMD
82
Team
Year(s)
Minnesota Duluth•
Minnesota State•
Moscow Dynamo (ex)
Nebraska-Omaha•
New Hampshire
North Dakota•
North Dakota Aggies
Northeastern
Northern Michigan•
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Ohio University
Oshkosh Hockey Club
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Providence
Riga 2000 (ex)
RIT•
Robert Morris
RPI
Russia-Dynamo
St. Cloud State•
St. John’s
St. Lawrence
St. Louis
St. Mary’s
St. Petersburg Red Army (ex)
St. Thomas
Shamrock Hockey Club
Sokol-Kiev, USSR (ex)
Soviet Selects (ex)
Soviet Traktor (ex)
Spartak, Moscow (ex)
Spartak, USSR
Sweden Select Team (ex)
Swiss Selects (ex)
Team Canada (ex)
Team Italy (ex)
Torpedo Gorky
Union
U.S. International
U.S. Nationals*
U.S. Olympic Team**
U.S. Under-18 Team•
USSR Jr. Nationals (ex)
UW-Superior2
Valerenga IF, Norway (ex)
Vermont
Virginia, Minn. (ex)
Watertown Hockey Club
Wausau Hockey Club
Wayne State
West German Nationals (ex)
Western Michigan
Western Ontario
Windsor
Wisconsin Rapids
Yale
1967–11
88-60-13 (.587)
1999–11
22-14-4 (.600)
1988
0-1-0 (.000)
1998–11
5-2-0 (.714)
1977–09
16-3-0 (.842)
1968–10
84-62-11 (.570)
1929
2-0-0 (1.000)
1971–02
9-3-0 (.750)
1981–09
43-24-6 (.630)
1922–07
40-18-7 (.669)
1965–07
10-1-0 (.909)
1965–70
15-2-0 (.882)
1928
1-0-0 (1.000)
1968
2-0-0 (1.000)
1970–2000
3-0-0 (1.000)
1966–2006
10-3-0 (.769)
2003
1-0-0 (1.000)
2010
1-0-0 (1.000)
2007
2-0-0 (1.000)
1971–2002
6-4-0 (.600)
1977
0-1-0 (.000)
1988–11
43-28-8 (.595)
1966–68
2-1-0 (.667)
1977–06
11-2-1 (.821)
1971–77
3-2-1 (.583)
1963–68
6-2-0 (.750)
1994
0-0-1 (.500)
1964–66
3-1-1 (.700)
1934
1-0-0 (1.000)
1989
0-1-0 (.000)
1987
0-1-0 (.000)
1978
0-1-0 (.000)
1984
0-1-0 (.000)
1976
0-1-0 (.000)
1997
0-1-0 (.000)
1995
0-1-0 (.000)
1990
0-1-0 (.000)
2002
1-0-0 (1.000)
1979–80
0-2-0 (.000)
2003
1-0-0 (1.000)
1983–84
4-0-0 (1.000)
1971–82
1-1-0 (.500)
1975–87
1-6-0 (.143)
2005–10
2-0-0 (1.000)
1981
0-1-0 (.000)
1965–73
6-2-0 (.750)
1999
0-1-0 (.000)
1974–10
3-1-0 (.750)
1925
1-0-0 (1.000)
1934
1-0-0 (1.000)
1927–35
4-2-1 (.643)
2001-06
1-1-0 (.500)
1983
0-1-0 (.000)
1964–06
10-4-1 (.700)
1971–81
8-1-0 (.889)
1981
2-0-0 (1.000)
1935
1-0-0 (1.000)
1973–2010
7-2-2 (.727)
* – record includes one exhibition win
** – record includes two exhibition losses
• – 2009–10 opponent
ex – exhibition game
1 – previously Chicago Circle
2 – previously Superior State
W-L-T (pct.)
All-Time Series Scores
ALASKA
ANCHORAGE
UW leads 47-14-9 (.736)
In Madison .................... 28-7-3
In Anchorage................. 19-7-6
Playoffs ............................ 7-3-0
Overtime ......................... 4-0-9
Largest win ...........8-2, 2/18/00
Largest loss . 4-1 (3x), 03/14/03
Last Five .......................... 4-1-0
Last 10 ............................. 9-1-0
Longest win streak8 games (2x)
............... last: 12/5/08-3/13/10
Avg. goals for ....................3.47
Avg. goals against .............2.00
Date
N 19-90
N 20-90
D 10-93
D 11-93
M 5-94
M 6-94
J 6-95
J 7-95
J 5-96
J 6-96
D 6-96
D 7-96
J 31-97
F 1-97
O 31-97
N 1-97
J 30-98
J 31-98
M 13-98
M 14-98
N 13-98
N 14-98
J 15-99
J 16-99
D 10-99
D 11-99
F 18-00
F 19-00
N 10-00
N 11-00
F 2-01
F 3-01
N 30-01
D 1-01
F 1-02
F 2-02
J 17-03
J 18-03
F 7-03
F 8-03
F 27-04
F 28-04
M 12-04
M 13-04
83
Site . . . . . . . . Result
Madison ........... W 2 - 1
Madison ........... T 2 - 2*
Anchorage ........ W 5 - 4
Anchorage ........ W 4 - 1
Madison ........... W 5 - 1
Madison ........... W 4 - 3*
Anchorage ........ W 3 - 1
Anchorage ........ L 2 - 4
Anchorage ........ L 0 - 1
Anchorage ........ W 6 - 3
Anchorage ........ W 6 - 2
Anchorage ........ T 5 - 5*
Madison ........... T 2 - 2*
Madison ........... W 4 - 3*
Anchorage ........ W 4 - 2
Anchorage ........ W 3 - 1
Madison ........... W 2 - 1
Madison ........... W 3 - 1
MadisonW ......... W 6 - 1
MadisonW ......... W 6 - 2
Madison ........... W 2 - 1
Madison ........... T 2 - 2*
Anchorage ........ L 1 - 3
Anchorage ........ L 1 - 2
Madison ........... W 5 - 2
Madison ........... L 1 - 4
Anchorage ........ W 8 - 2
Anchorage ........ W 5 - 0
Madison ........... L 3 - 5
Madison ........... L 2 - 3
Anchorage ........ T 3 - 3*
Anchorage ........ W 3 - 2*
Anchorage ........ L 1 - 4
Anchorage ........ T 3 - 3*
Madison ........... W 5 - 4
Madison ........... L 2 - 3
Anchorage ........ T 2 - 2*
Anchorage ........ T 1 - 1*
Madison ........... W 4 - 1
Madison ........... W 4 - 2
Anchorage ........ W 3 - 0
Anchorage ........ W 3 - 1
MadisonW ......... L 2 - 3
MadisonW ......... W 4 - 0
M 14-04
N 19-04
N 20-04
J 14-05
J 15-05
M 11-05
M 12-05
M 13-05
O 28-05
O 29-05
N 3-06
N 4-06
F 9-07
F 10-07
J 18-08
J 19-08
D 5-08
D 6-08
J 9-09
J 10-09
N 13-09
N 14-09
M 12-10
M 13-10
D 3-10
D 4-10
MadisonW ......... L 1
Anchorage ........ W 4
Madison ........... W 6
Madison ........... W 3
MadisonW ......... W 5
Madison ........... W 6
Madison ........... W 5
Anchorage ........ L 1
Madison ........... W 4
Madison ........... W 3
Anchorage ........ T 4
Madison ........... W 3
Madison ........... W 7
Madison ........... W 5
Madison ........... W 6
Anchorage ........ L 1
-
4
1
1
1
2
4
2
1
1
1
2*
2
0
1
1
4*
2
2
2
3
1
2
1
2
2
1
In Madison .................. 56-29-5
In Colorado Springs .... 48-30-3
Neutral Site ..................... 4-2-1
Playoffs .......................... 13-8-0
Overtime ......................... 9-8-8
Largest win ... 9-1 (x2), 1/14/06
Largest loss ...........4-11, 3/8/81
Last Five .......................... 2-3-0
Last 10 ............................. 3-6-1
Longest win streak ... 11 games
..................... 11/18/81-1/21/83
Avg. goals for ....................4.25
Date
J 8-65
J 9-65
J 28-66
J 29-66
J 27-67
J 28-67
F 2-68
F 3-68
J 3-69
J 4-69
F 20-70
F 21-70
J 8-71
J 9-71
D 10-71
D 11-71
J 14-72
J 15-72
N 3-72
N 4-72
N 17-72
N 18-72
D 28-72
N 9-73
N 10-73
F 1-74
F 2-74
D 6-74
D 7-74
J 24-75
J 25-75
N 21-75
N 22-75
F 6-76
F 7-76
N 12-76
N 13-76
J 21-77
J 22-77
M 9-77
M 10-77
N 4-77
N 5-77
F 2-78
F 3-78
N 3-78
N 4-78
F 23-79
F 24-79
70 games ......................... 243-140
* — overtime
W — WCHA playoff game
BEMIDJI STATE
UW leads 3-0-0 (1.000)
In Madison ...................... 2-0-0
In Bemidji ....................... 0-0-0
Neutral Site ..................... 1-0-0
Playoffs ............................ 1-0-0
Overtime ......................... 0-0-0
Largest win ...........4-0, 3/25/06
Largest loss ......................None
Last Five .......................... 3-0-0
Last 10 ............................. 3-0-0
Longest win streak ..... 3 games
..................... (3/25/06-current)
Avg. goals for ....................4.25
Date
M 25-06
D 10-10
D 11-10
3 games
Site . . . . . . . . Result
Green Bay . . . .W 4 - 0
Madison . . . . .W 3 - 2
Madison . . . . .W 2 - 0
. . . . . . . . . . . . .9-2
COLORADO
COLLEGE
UW leads 108-62-9 (.628)
83
Site . . . . . . . . Result
Madison ........... L 4 - 8
Madison ........... L 3 - 7
Colo. Spgs. ....... L 2 - 3
Colo. Spgs. ....... L 4 -10
Madison ........... L 2 - 5
Madison ........... L 4 - 7
Colo. Spgs. ....... W 4 - 3
Colo. Spgs. ....... W 6 - 2
Madison ........... L 3 - 5
Madison ........... L 2 - 3*
Colo. Spgs. ....... W 5 - 3
Colo. Spgs. ....... W 4 - 3
Madison ........... W 7 - 1
Madison ........... W 8 - 2
Colo. Spgs. ....... W 7 - 2
Colo. Spgs. ....... W 5 - 3
Madison ........... W 6 - 5
Madison ........... W 7 - 6
Colo. Spgs. ....... L 6- 10
Colo. Spgs. ....... W 5 - 0
Madison ........... W 6 - 3
Madison ........... W 5 - 3
St. LouisS ........... W 6 - 2
Madison ........... W 4 - 3
Madison ........... W 8 - 3
Colo. Spgs. ....... T 4 - 4*
Colo. Spgs. ....... W 8 - 3
Colo. Spgs. ....... W 7 - 4
Colo. Spgs. ....... L 2 - 5
Madison ........... W 5 - 3
Madison ........... L 4 - 6
Madison ........... L 5 - 6
Madison ........... W 6 - 3
Colo. Spgs. ....... W 4 - 3*
Colo. Spgs. ....... T 2 - 2*
Madison ........... W 6 - 5
Madison ........... W 5 - 4
Colo. Spgs. ....... W 6 - 3
Colo. Spgs. ....... W 4 - 1
MadisonW ......... W 3 - 1
MadisonW ......... W 3 - 1
Madison ........... W 8 - 6
Madison ........... L 4 - 5
Colo. Spgs. ....... W 5 - 4*
Colo. Spgs. ....... W 4 - 3
Madison ........... W 4 - 2
Madison ........... L 2 - 5
Colo. Spgs. ....... W 4 - 1
Colo. Spgs. ....... W 8 - 6
D 7-79
D 8-79
F 22-80
F 23-80
O 31-80
N 1-80
F 13-81
F 14-81
M 7-81
M 8-81
N 18-81
N 20-81
N 21-81
J 20-82
J 22-82
J 23-82
N 3-82
N 5-82
N 6-82
J 19-83
J 21-83
J 22-83
F 25-83
F 26-83
N 18-83
N 19-83
D 22-83
D 23-83
F 1-85
F 2-85
M 2-85
M 3-85
J 24-86
J 25-86
N 7-86
N 8-86
J 23-87
J 24-87
N 20-87
N 21-87
J 22-88
J 23-88
N 18-88
N 19-88
D 29-88
D 30-88
D 8-89
D 9-89
F 9-90
F 10-90
N 16-90
N 17-90
F 8-91
F 9-91
D 6-91
D 7-91
F 21-92
F 22-92
M 21-92
N 20-92
N 21-92
F 19-93
F 20-93
M 12-93
M 13-93
Madison ........... L 4 - 5*
Madison ........... W 5 - 4
Colo. Spgs. ....... W 6 - 2
Colo. Spgs. ....... L 6 - 7*
Madison ........... W 6 - 4
Madison ........... W 7 - 5
Colo. Spgs. ....... W 4 - 3*
Colo. Spgs. ....... L 2 - 4
MadisonW ......... W 8 - 2
MadisonW ......... L 4- 11
Madison ........... W 6 - 3
Madison ........... W 6 - 3
Madison ........... W 7 - 2
Colo. Spgs. ....... W 6 - 1
Colo. Spgs. ....... W 7 - 6
Colo. Spgs. ....... W 9 - 6
Madison ........... W 7 - 4
Madison ........... W 9 - 1
Madison ........... W 5 - 1
Colo. Spgs. ....... W 4 - 1
Colo. Spgs. ....... W 8 - 3
Colo. Spgs. ....... L 1 - 3
MadisonW ......... W 3 - 2
MadisonW ......... W 5 - 2
Colo. Spgs. ....... W 2 - 1
Colo. Spgs. ....... W 3 - 2
Madison ........... L 5 - 6*
Madison ........... L 3 - 4
Madison ........... W 7 - 2
Madison ........... W 4 - 2
MadisonW ......... W 2 - 1
MadisonW ......... W 7 - 3
Colo. Spgs. ....... W 7 - 5
Colo. Spgs. ....... W 2 - 1
Madison ........... W 3 - 2*
Madison ........... W 3 - 2*
Colo. Spgs. ....... W 4 - 3
Colo. Spgs. ....... L 3 - 5
Madison ........... W 0 - 4
Madison ........... L 1 - 2
Colo. Spgs. ....... W 7 - 2
Colo. Spgs. ....... W 5 - 3
Madison ........... T 3 - 3*
Madison ........... L 1 - 4
Colo. Spgs. ....... W 6 - 2
Colo. Spgs. ....... W 4 - 2
Colo. Spgs. ....... W 5 - 0
Colo. Spgs. ....... L 5 - 6
Madison ........... W 7 - 3
Madison ........... W 9 - 5
Colo. Spgs. ....... W 5 - 3
Colo. Spgs. ....... W 3 - 2
Madison ........... W 5 - 2
Madison ........... W 4 - 2
Madison ........... W 7 - 4
Madison ........... W 6 - 3
Colo. Spgs. ....... L 2 - 6
Colo. Spgs. ....... L 1 - 2
St. PaulW.......... W 5 - 3
Madison ........... W 1 - 0
Madison ........... W 3 - 1
Colo. Spgs. ....... W 4 - 1
Colo. Spgs. ....... W 6 - 5*
MadisonW ......... W 6 - 3
MadisonW ......... W 10- 3
N 19-93
N 20-93
F 11-94
F 12-94
J 13-95
J 14-95
M 18-95
O 13-95
O 14-95
D 8-95
D 9-95
M 9-96
N 16-96
N 17-96
F 7-97
F 8-97
M 7-97
M 8-97
J 23-98
J 24-98
M 20-98
F 11-99
F 13-99
D 3-99
D 4-99
M 3-00
M 4-00
N 17-00
N 18-00
F 23-01
F 24-01
M 15-01
D 28-01
F 8-02
F 9-02
M 14-02
J 24-03
J 25-03
N 22-03
N 23-03
J 23-04
J 24-04
F 18-05
F 19-05
N 11-05
N 12-05
J 13-06
J 14-06
F 2-07
F 3-07
N 16-07
N 17-07
J 4-08
J 5-08
J 16-09
J 17-09
O 16-10
O 17-10
J 15-10
J 16-10
M 4-11
M 5-11
M 11-11
M 12-11
M 13-11
Madison ........... W 6 - 3
Madison ........... W 4- 2
Colo. Spgs. ....... L 3 - 8
Colo. Spgs. ....... W 5 - 2
Madison ........... L 2 - 5
Madison ........... W 8 - 1
St. PaulW ........... W 4 - 3*
Colo. Spgs. ....... L 4 - 8
Colo. Spgs. ....... L 2 - 6
Madison ........... L 2 - 4
Madison ........... L 1 - 2
MilwaukeeW ...... L 4 - 6
Colo. Spgs. ....... L 3 - 7
Colo. Spgs. ....... L 4 - 5
Madison ........... W 5 - 2
Madison ........... L 2 - 6
Colo. SpgsW. ..... L 2 - 5
Colo. SpgsW. ..... L 0-14ot
Colo. Spgs. ....... W 6 - 5*
Colo. Spgs. ....... W 4 - 0
MilwaukeeW ...... W 5 - 2
Madison ........... W 5 - 4
Madison ........... L 0 - 3
Colo. Spgs. ....... W 4 - 3*
Colo. Spgs. ....... W 4 - 1
Madison ........... L 4 - 5
Madison ........... W 2 - 1
Madison ........... W 2 - 1
Madison ........... L 3 - 4*
Colo. Spgs. ....... L 4 - 5
Colo. Spgs. ....... W 5 - 3
St. PaulW ........... L 3 - 4
Milwaukee ........ T 3 - 3*
Colo. Spgs. ....... T 5 - 5*
Colo. Spgs. ....... L 0 - 6
St. Paul ............. L 2 - 3*
Colo. Spgs ........ L 2 - 4
Colo. Spgs ........ L 0 - 5
Madison ........... T 2 - 2*
Madison ........... T 2 - 2*
Colo. Spgs ........ W 4 - 2
Colo. Spgs. ....... L 1 - 3
Madison ........... W 5 - 1
Madison ........... L 1 - 2
Madison ........... T 2 - 2*
Madison ........... W 3 - 0
Colo. Spgs ........ W 3 - 2
Colo. Spgs ........ W 9 - 1
Colo. Spgs ........ L 1 -2*
Colo. Spgs ........ L 2 - 4
Colo. Spgs ........ L 3 - 4
Colo. Spgs ........ L 1 - 6
Madison ........... L 0 - 2
Madison ........... L 1 - 3
Madison ........... W 6 - 1
Madison ........... L 3 - 4
Madison ........... L 2 - 3
Madison ........... T 1 - 1*
Colo. Spgs. ....... W 4 - 0
Colo. Spgs. ....... L 5 - 6
Madison ........... L 2 - 3
Madison ........... W 3 - 1
Colo. SpgsW ...... W 3 - 1
Colo. SpgsW ...... L 3 - 4*
Colo. SpgsW ...... L 1 - 2
179 games ........................ 760-592
* — number of overtimes
S — St. Louis Invitational
Tournament
84
DENVER
UW leads 73-56-11 (.561)
In Madison .................. 34-29-6
In Denver .................... 37-26-5
Neutral Site ..................... 4-1-0
Playoffs .......................... 12-1-0
Overtime ....................... 6-5-10
Largest win ...........8-0, 1/14/83
Largest loss3-10 (2x), 12/21/86
Last Five .......................... 2-1-2
Last 10 ............................. 2-6-2
......................... 2/6/82-11/5/83
Avg. goals for ....................3.92
Date
J 31-68
D 12-69
D 13-69
M 14-70
N 27-70
N 28-70
M 3-72
M 4-72
M 18-72
J 5-73
J 6-73
M 17-73
D 7-73
D 8-73
N 29-74
N 30-74
F 7-75
F 8-75
J 2-76
J 3-76
F 25-77
F 26-77
F 10-78
F 11-78
F 2-79
F 3-79
J 11-80
J 12-80
O 24-80
O 25-80
J 15-82
J 16-82
F 5-82
F 6-82
J 14-83
J 15-83
F 11-83
F 12-83
N 4-83
N 5-83
J 20-84
J 21-84
F 10-84
F 11-84
F 25-84
F 26-84
J 18-85
J 19-85
O 18-85
O 19-85
N 21-86
Site . . . . . . . . Result
Denver.............. L 1 - 7
Madison ........... L 3 - 5
Madison ........... L 1 - 4
MadisonW ......... W 3 - 2
Denver.............. W 6 - 3
Denver.............. L 4- 10
Madison ........... L 2 - 4
Madison ........... L 2 - 6
BostonN ........... W 5 - 2
Denver.............. W 3 - 2
Denver.............. L 1 - 2
BostonN ............. W 4 - 2
Madison ........... T 3 - 3*
Madison ........... L 4 - 5*
Denver.............. W 7 - 3
Denver.............. W 6 - 5*
Madison ........... W 9 - 2
Madison ........... W 5 - 3
Denver.............. W 6 - 3
Denver.............. W 7 - 5
Denver.............. L 3 - 6
Denver.............. W 5 - 2
Madison ........... L 1 - 5
Madison ........... L 2 - 3
Madison ........... W 5 - 4*
Madison ........... W 10- 4
Madison ........... W 7 - 2
Madison ........... W 6 - 4
Denver.............. W 5 - 3
Denver.............. L 3 - 5
Denver.............. W 3 - 2
Denver.............. W 2 - 1*
Madison ........... L 2 - 4
Madison ........... W 4 - 0
Denver.............. W 8 - 0
Denver.............. W 8 - 4
Madison ........... W 4 - 1
Madison ........... W 5 - 3
Denver.............. W 6 - 4
Denver.............. W 7 - 4
Denver.............. L 5 - 6
Denver.............. W 10- 4
Madison ........... W 4 - 3*
Madison ........... W 6 - 4
MadisonW ......... W 5 - 3
MadisonW ......... W 8 - 5
Denver.............. W 8 - 7*
Denver.............. L 3- 10
Madison ........... L 2 - 4
Madison ........... W 6 - 2
Denver.............. T 2 - 2*
N 22-86
D 20-86
D 21-86
O 16-87
O 17-87
N 6-87
N 7-87
O 28-88
O 29-88
F 3-89
F 4-89
O 27-89
O 28-89
J 26-90
J 27-90
D 13-90
D 14-90
J 18-91
J 19-91
N 29-91
N 30-91
J 10-92
J 11-92
D 11-92
D 12-92
J 22-93
J 23-93
O 22-93
O 23-93
O 21-94
O 22-94
F 24-95
F 25-95
M 17-95
O 20-95
O 21-95
O 25-96
O 26-96
F 21-97
F 22-97
J 3-98
J 4-98
F 13-98
F 14-98
N 20-98
N 21-98
J 29-99
J 30-99
N 5-99
N 6-99
J 12-01
J 13-01
M 9-01
M 10-01
J 4-02
J 5-02
F 15-02
F 16-02
N 1-02
N 2-02
J 31-03
F 1-03
D 5-03
D 6-03
O 29-04
O 30-04
F 11-05
F 12-05
J 20-06
J 21-06
N 10-06
Denver.............. L 6 - 8
Madison ........... L 2 - 5
Madison ........... L 3- 10
Denver.............. L 3 - 8
Denver.............. L 5 - 6
Madison ........... W 3 - 2
Madison ........... W 7 - 2
Denver.............. W 7 - 4
Denver.............. T 4 - 4*
Madison ........... W 4 - 3*
Madison ........... T 2 - 2*
Denver.............. W 6 - 5
Denver.............. W 4 - 2
Madison ........... W 3 - 2
Madison ........... W 7 - 1
Madison ........... W 4 - 2
Madison ........... W 5 - 2
Denver.............. L 3 - 6
Denver.............. W 4 - 3
Madison ........... T 3 - 3*
Madison ........... W 6 - 3
Denver.............. W 3 - 2
Denver.............. L 2 - 3*
Denver.............. W 5 - 2
Denver.............. L 4 - 5
Madison ........... L 4 - 5*
Madison ........... W 4 - 2
Denver.............. W 3 - 2
Denver.............. W 6 - 3
Madison ........... W 4 - 1
Madison ........... W 6 - 4
Denver.............. W 4 - 3
Denver.............. L 2 - 5
St. PaulW ........... W 5 - 4
Madison ........... W 4 - 3
Madison ........... L 2 - 6
Denver.............. W 8 - 3
Denver.............. L 2 - 3
Madison ........... L 3 - 5
Madison ........... L 3 - 4
Denver.............. W 5 - 2
Denver.............. W 7 - 3
Madison ........... W 7 - 4
Madison ........... L 2 - 3
Denver.............. W 3 - 0
Denver.............. L 3 - 5
Madison ........... T 5 - 5*
Madison ........... L 0 - 5
Denver.............. W 3 - 2
Denver.............. W 5 - 3
Madison ........... L 1 - 2
Madison ........... T 2 - 2*
MadisonW ......... W 6 - 4
MadisonW ......... W 6 - 2
Denver.............. L 0 - 3
Denver.............. L 1 - 5
Madison ........... L 2 - 5
Madison ........... L 2 - 3
Madison ........... L 3 - 5
Madison ........... L 3 - 5
Denver.............. L 1 - 4
Denver.............. L 1 - 7
Denver.............. T 2 - 2*
Denver.............. W 3 - 1
Madison ........... W 6 - 3
Madison ........... L 3 - 5
Denver.............. L 3 - 4
Denver.............. T 3 - 3*
Madison ........... L 0 - 1
Madison ........... L 2 - 4
Madison ........... L 0 - 2
N 11-06 Madison ........... L 3 - 4*
J 5-07 Denver.............. L 1 - 3
J 6-07 Denver.............. W 4 - 0
M 9-07 DenverW ............ W 3 - 2
M 10-07 DenverW ............ W 2 - 1
J 11-08 Denver.............. L 2 - 3
J 12-08 Denver.............. W 7 - 2
M 29-08 MadisonN .......... W 6 - 2
O 17-08 Denver.............. L 5 - 6
O 18-08 Denver.............. L 4 - 7
F 20-09 Madison ........... L 3 - 4*
F 21-09 Madison ........... L 0 - 5
M 20-09 St. PaulW ........... L 0 - 3
J 22-10 Madison ........... T 3 - 3*
J 23-10 Madison ........... W 4 - 3
M 20-10 St. PaulW ........... W 6 - 3
O 22-10 Denver.............. L 2 - 4
O 23-10 Denver.............. T 2 - 2*
140 games ........................ 549-498
N — NCAA playoff game
MICHIGAN
TECH
UW leads 98-44-8 (.680)
In Madison .................. 60-17-4
In Houghton ............... 34-25-4
Neutral Site ..................... 4-2-0
Playoffs .......................... 12-1-0
Overtime ......................... 6-3-6
Largest win .......10-2, 12/27/78
Largest loss ...........1-8, 11/7/92
Last Five .......................... 5-0-0
Last 10 ........................... 10-0-0
Longest win streak ... 13 games
..................... 2/24/89-10/18/91
Avg. goals for ....................4.27
Date
Site . . . . . . . . Result
D 29-27 Houghton .......T 0 - 0
D 30-27
D 27-28
D 19-29
D 20-29
1933
1933
D 8-67
D 9-67
N 22-68
N 23-68
D 21-68
J 9-70
J 10-70
M 21-70
N 13-70
N 14-70
D 17-71
D 18-71
M 7-72
M 8-72
F 2-73
F 3-73
J 11-74
Houghton......... L 0
Houghton......... T 1
Houghton......... W 3
Madison ........... L 5
Madison ........... W 4
Houghton......... W 4
DetroitGL ........... L 1
Madison ........... W 3
Madison ........... L 2
Lake PlacidN ...... W 6
Madison ........... W 6
Madison ........... W 6
Madison ........... L 1
-6
- 1*
-1
-3
-2
-3
-6
-3
- 7*
-3
-4
- 2*
- 3*
-5
-6
-5
-3
-1
-5
-1
-7
-5
-4
J 12-74
F 21-75
F 22-75
J 23-76
J 24-76
F 27-76
F 28-76
F 11-77
F 12-77
O 28-77
O 29-77
J 27-78
J 28-78
M 14-78
M 15-78
J 12-79
J 13-79
O 26-79
O 27-79
D 28-79
J 30-81
J 31-81
D 13-84
D 14-84
F 22-85
F 23-85
F 21-86
F 22-86
O 17-86
O 18-86
F 10-87
F 11-87
O 23-87
O 24-87
D 4-87
D 5-87
N 4-88
N 5-88
D 9-88
D 10-88
F 24-89
F 25-89
O 20-89
O 21-89
F 2-90
F 3-90
M 3-90
M 4-90
O 12-90
O 13-90
J 11-91
J 12-91
O 18-91
O 19-91
N 8-91
N 9-91
N 6-92
N 7-92
M 6-93
M 7-93
N 12-93
N 13-93
F 4-94
F 5-94
M 19-94
N 11-94
N 12-94
M 4-95
M 5-95
D 1-95
D 2-95
Madison ........... L 4 - 6
Madison ........... W 4 - 0
Madison ........... L 2 - 4
Madison ........... W 5 - 1
Madison ........... L 4 - 5
Houghton......... L 3 - 9
Houghton......... L 6 - 9
Madison ........... W 8 - 4
Madison ........... W 4 - 3
Houghton......... L 5 - 6*
Houghton......... W 10- 4
Madison ........... W 10- 2
Madison ........... L 4 - 5
MadisonW ......... W 4 - 3
MadisonW ......... W 7 - 4
Houghton......... L 5 - 8
Houghton......... W 5 - 2
Houghton......... W 6 - 5
Houghton......... L 4 - 6
DetroitGL ........... L 0 - 1
Madison ........... L 3 - 5
Madison ........... W 6 - 2
Madison ........... W 6 - 3
Madison ........... L 4 - 5
Houghton......... W 4 - 3
Houghton......... W 7 - 3
Houghton......... W 7 - 5
Houghton......... L 3 - 4*
Houghton......... L 3 - 6
Houghton......... W 5 - 2
Madison ........... W 4 - 3
Madison ........... W 3 - 2
Madison ........... W 4 - 0
Madison ........... W 9 - 2
Houghton......... W 4 - 1
Houghton......... W 4 - 2
Madison ........... W 4 - 1
Madison ........... W 7 - 3
Houghton......... L 3 - 4
Houghton......... L 5 - 6
MadisonW ......... W 5 - 2
MadisonW ......... W 5 - 3
Madison ........... W 6 - 5
Madison ........... W 8 - 2
Houghton......... W 5 - 4
Houghton......... W 7 - 2
MadisonW ......... W 5 - 2
MadisonW ......... W 4 - 3*
Madison ........... W 6 - 1
Madison ........... W 4 - 0
Houghton......... W 3 - 1
Houghton......... W 3 - 2
Houghton......... W 5 - 2
Houghton......... L 1 - 5
Madison ........... W 3 - 2*
Madison ........... W 4 - 3*
Houghton......... W 6 - 5*
Houghton......... L 1 - 8
Madison ........... L 4 - 5
Madison ........... T 3 - 3*
Houghton......... L 0 - 4
Houghton......... W 5 - 3
Madison ........... W 5 - 0
Madison ........... W 5 - 2
MilwaukeeW ...... W 8 - 3
Houghton......... W 7 - 6
Houghton......... W 4 - 1
Madison ........... W 7 - 1
Madison ........... W 7 - 5
Madison ........... W 6 - 2
Madison ........... L 2 - 4
J 26-96
J 27-96
J 3-97
J 4-97
N 14-97
N 15-97
F 20-98
F 21-98
O 16-98
O 17-98
F 19-99
F 20-99
O 15-99
O 16-99
F 4-00
F 5-00
M 10-00
M 11-00
O 13-00
O 14-00
M 2-01
M 3-01
N 16-01
N 17-01
F 28-03
M 1-03
N 7-03
N 8-03
J 9-04
J 10-04
O 22-04
O 23-04
D 9-05
D 10-05
F 17-06
F 18-06
M 10-06
M 11-06
F 23-07
F 24-07
M 15-07
N 2-07
N 3-07
F 8-08
F 9-08
N 7-08
N 8-08
D 4-09
D 5-09
F 26-10
F 27-10
O 29-10
O 30-10
J 28-11
J 29-11
Houghton......... L 2 - 8
Houghton......... T 6 - 6*
Madison ........... W 4 - 3
Madison ........... W 5 - 1
Madison ........... W 7 - 2
Madison ........... W 4 - 3*
Houghton......... L 2 - 4
Houghton......... L 3 - 4
Madison ........... L 1 - 2
Madison ........... W 3 - 2
Houghton......... W 4 - 2
Houghton......... L 3 - 4
Madison ........... W 7 - 2
Madison ........... W 5 - 3
Houghton......... W 5 - 3
Houghton......... W 3 - 0
MadisonW ......... W 4 - 0
MadisonW ......... W 9 - 4
Houghton......... W 5 - 0
Houghton......... W 4 - 2
Madison ........... W 5 - 3
Madison ........... W 1 - 0
Madison ........... L 0 - 1
Madison ........... W 5 - 0
Houghton......... W 3 - 2
Green Bay......... W 9 - 5
Houghton......... W 9 - 4
Houghton......... W 5 - 2
Madison ........... W 4 - 2
Madison ........... L 2 - 3
Madison ........... W 7 - 3
Madison ........... W 3 - 0
Madison ........... L 2 - 4
Madison ........... W 7 - 0
Houghton......... W 5 - 0
Houghton......... T 4 - 4
MadisonW........ W 4 - 1
MadisonW........ W 1 - 0
Houghton......... L 0 - 2
Houghton......... L 2 - 4
St. PaulW.......... W 4 - 0
Madison ........... L 4 - 2
Madison ........... W 4 - 2
Houghton......... T 1 - 1*
Houghton......... W 4 - 1
Madison ........... W 3 - 2
Madison ........... W 6 - 0
Madison ........... W 8 - 2
Madison ........... W 6 - 0
Houghton......... W 5 - 2
Houghton......... W 5 - 2
Madison ........... W 5 - 2
Madison ........... W 4 - 1
Houghton......... W 4 - 2
Houghton......... W 4 - 1
150 games ........................ 640-441
GL — Great Lakes Invitational
Tournament
MINNESOTA
UW trails 85-153-20 (.368)
In Madison ................ 50-63-13
In Minneapolis ............ 27-86-7
Neutral Site ..................... 8-4-0
Playoffs ........................ 14-13-0
Overtime ..................... 8-19-19
Largest win ...........10-1, 2/6/70
............................9-0, 11/12/83
Largest loss ...........2-12, 1/3/22
Last Five .......................... 1-2-2
Last 10 ............................. 5-3-2
..................... 11/12/99-3/17/00
Avg. goals for ....................2.92
Date
J 20-22
J 21-22
J 3-22
J 4-22
F 9-23
F 10-23
F 26-23
F 27-23
J 26-24
J 27-24
F 29-24
M 1-24
F 13-25
F 14-25
M 13-25
M 14-25
J 15-26
J 16-26
M 10-26
M 11-26
J 14-27
J 15-27
1927
1927
F 3-28
F 4-28
F 20-28
F 21-28
F 13-29
F 14-29
M 4-29
M 5-29
J 10-30
J 11-30
F 15-30
F 16-30
J 10-31
F 13-31
F 14-31
1932
1933
1933
1933
1934
1934
1935
J 1-65
J 2-65
D 18-65
F 22-66
D 17-66
J 9-68
F 9-68
F 10-68
D 4-68
D 28-68
Site . . . . . . . . Result
Madison ........... L 0 - 3
Madison ........... L 1 - 3
St. Paul ............. L 2- 12
St. Paul ............. L 0 - 7
Madison ........... L 1 - 4
Madison ........... T 1-1**
Minneapolis ..... L 0 - 1*
Minneapolis ..... L 0 - 4
Madison ........... L 0 - 4
Madison ........... L 0 - 5
St. Paul ............. L 0 - 4
St. Paul ............. L 0 - 4
Madison ........... L 1 - 5
Madison ........... L 0-1**
Madison ........... T 0 - 0*
Madison ........... T 1 - 1*
Madison ........... L 0 - 1
Madison ........... L 1 - 3
Minneapolis ..... L NA
Minneapolis ..... L NA
Madison ........... W 2-1**
Madison ........... T 1-1**
Madison ........... W 2 - 1
Madison ........... L 0 - 2
Madison ........... W 2 - 0
Madison ........... W 4 - 3
Minneapolis ..... L 1-2**
Minneapolis ..... W 2 - 1*
Madison ........... W 3 - 1
Madison ........... L 1- 10
Madison ........... L 1 - 6
Madison ........... L 0 - 8
Madison ........... L 0 - 3
Madison ........... L 0 - 1
Madison ........... L 0 - 7
Madison ........... L 0 - 9
Madison ........... L 2 - 7
Madison ........... L 1 - 6
Madison ........... W 5 - 4*
Madison ........... L 1 - 7
Madison ........... L 2 - 5
MadisonBT ......... T 3 - 3*
J 8-69
D 21-69
F 6-70
F 7-70
F 27-70
F 28-70
F 5-71
F 6-71
F 19-71
F 20-71
M 11-71
J 7-72
J 8-72
F 4-72
F 5-72
D 22-72
D 23-72
D 30-72
M 2-73
M 3-73
M 5-73
M 6-73
N 2-73
N 3-73
F 8-74
F 9-74
D 27-74
D 28-74
J 3-75
J 4-75
N 28-75
N 29-75
F 13-76
F 14-76
D 3-76
D 4-76
F 7-77
F 8-77
M 12-77
M 13-77
N 25-77
N 26-77
F 17-78
F 18-78
O 27-78
O 28-78
J 19-79
J 20-79
N 23-79
N 24-79
F 8-80
F 9-80
N 28-80
N 29-80
J 16-81
J 17-81
M 28-81
N 6-81
N 7-81
D 4-81
D 5-81
F 12-82
F 13-82
M 9-82
M 10-82
O 29-82
O 30-82
N 12-82
N 13-82
F 18-83
F 19-83
Madison ........... W 7 - 3
Ann ArborBT ...... W 4 - 3*
Madison ........... W 10- 1
Madison ........... L 3 - 5
Minneapolis ..... W 2 - 0
Madison ........... W 4 - 1
Madison ........... W 3 - 2*
MadisonW........ L 3 - 4
Madison ........... W 9 - 1
Madison ........... L 0 - 3
Minneapolis ..... T 4 - 4*
St. LouisS ........... W 5 - 1
Madison ........... L 3 - 4
Madison ........... W 3 - 0
MadisonW ......... W 8 - 6
MadisonW ......... W 6 - 4
Madison ........... T 3 - 3*
Madison ........... T 4 - 4*
Madison ........... W 2 - 1
Madison ........... L 1 - 4
Madison ........... L 4 - 5*
Madison ........... W 9 - 3
Minneapolis ..... W 4 - 3*
Madison ........... W 7 - 1
Madison ........... L 4 - 5
MadisonW ......... W 9 - 5
MadisonW ......... W 8 - 3
Madison ........... W 4 - 1
Madison ........... W 5 - 3
Madison ........... L 2 - 3
Madison ........... W 4 - 3
Madison ........... L 4 - 6
Madison ........... L 6 - 7
Madison ........... L 4 - 5*
Madison ........... W 8 - 3
DuluthN ............ W 6 - 3
Madison ........... W 4 - 1
Madison ........... T 6 - 6*
Madison ........... L 1 - 2*
Madison ........... W 5 - 0
MadisonW ......... L 3 - 4
MadisonW ......... W 6 - 2
Minneapolis ..... T 4 - 4*
Madison ........... W 4 - 3
Madison ........... L 1 - 5
85
M 12-83
M 13-83
O 28-83
O 29-83
N 11-83
N 12-83
J 27-84
J 28-84
J 11-85
J 12-85
M 9-85
M 10-85
D 6-85
D 7-85
J 31-86
F 1-86
M 8-86
M 9-86
O 24-86
O 25-86
F 20-87
F 21-87
M 6-87
M 7-87
O 30-87
O 31-87
F 5-88
F 6-88
M 7-88
O 14-88
O 15-88
F 17-89
F 18-89
M 6-89
M 24-89
M 25-89
N 3-89
N 4-89
F 16-90
F 17-90
M 12-90
D 8-90
D 9-90
J 25-91
J 26-91
M 10-91
N 15-91
N 16-91
F 7-92
F 8-92
N 13-92
N 14-92
F 26-93
F 27-93
M 19-93
J 8-94
J 9-94
F 25-94
F 26-94
O 28-94
O 29-94
J 27-95
J 28-95
J 19-96
J 20-96
F 23-96
F 24-96
M 8-96
N 1-96
N 2-96
F 28-97
86
MinneapolisW ... W 5
Minneapolis ..... L 3
Madison ........... W 3
Madison ........... W 9
Madison ........... W 5
Madison ........... L 1
Minneapolis ..... W 5
MinneapolisW ... L 0
Madison ........... W 7
Madison ........... W 6
Madison ........... L 2
Madison ........... W 5
Madison ........... L 0
Madison ........... W 2
St. PaulW ........... W 3
Madison ........... L 2
Madison ........... L 2
St. PaulW ........... W 4
MinneapolisN.... L 2
MinneapolisN.... L 2
Madison ........... L 3
Madison ........... W 4
St. PaulW ........... W 7
Minneapolis ..... T 4
Madison ........... L 3
Madison ........... L 1
St. PaulW ........... L 2
Madison ........... L 1
Madison ........... W 4
Bloomington+ ... W 3
Madison ........... T 4
Madison ........... L 2
St. PaulW ........... L 2
Minneapolis .... L 3
Madison ........... L 2
Madison ........... L 2
Madison ........... L 2
Madison ........... W 6
Madison ........... W 6
Madison ........... W 7
MilwaukeeW ...... L 3
Madison ........... W 3
Madison ........... L 1
-
1
2
5
7
1
0
4
4
6
4*
6
8
5*
6
4
4
4
7
3*
2
5
5
1
8
5
5*
1
1
2
3*
4
4
5
3
4
4
5
3
3
4
1
9
4*
5
8
3
5
4
2
1
4*
2
4*
4
3*
5
4*
3
3
2*
5
6
5
8
5
3
4
4*
2
6
4
M 1-97
N 7-97
N 8-97
F 6-98
F 7-98
O 30-98
O 31-98
M 5-99
M 6-99
N 12-99
N 13-99
F 25-00
F 26-00
M 17-00
N 3-00
N 4-00
J 19-01
J 20-01
J 11-02
J 12-02
F 22-02
F 23-02
D 6-02
D 7-02
F 14-03
F 15-03
N 14-03
N 15-03
J 30-04
J 31-04
N 5-04
N 6-04
F 4-05
F 5-05
D 2-05
D 3-05
J 27-06
J 28-06
M 18-06
N 18-06
N 19-06
J 12-07
J 13-07
M 16-07
J 25-08
J 26-08
F 22-08
F 23-08
O 24-08
O 25-08
F 6-09
F 7-09
N 6-10
N 7-10
M 5-10
M 7-10
N 5-10
N 6-10
F 18-11
F 19-11
Madison ........... L 2
Madison ........... W 3
Madison ........... L 2
Madison ........... L 2
Madison ........... W 4
Madison ........... W 5
Madison ........... W 4
Madison ........... L 2
Madison ........... W 8
Madison ........... L 2
Madison ........... L 0
Madison ........... L 2
Madison ........... T 3
Madison ........... W 4
Madison ........... W 3
Madison ........... L 3
Madison ........... L 4
Madison ........... L 1
St. PaulW ........... W 4
Madison ........... W 2
Madison ........... L 0
St. PaulW ........... L 2
Madison ........... W 3
Madison ........... T 2
Madison ........... T 2
Madison ........... L 2
Madison ........... W 4
Madison ........... L 2
Minneapolis^ ... W 3
Madison ........... L 2
Madison ........... T 3
-
7
4
2
4
7
3
3
4
2*
3
4*
2
4
3
4
5
2
8
3
6
6
4*
3
3
5
8
3*
3
4
3
3
4
1
5
3
0
5
3
0
2
3
1
1
4
1
2*
4
4*
2*
5
2
4
2
5
2
6
0
3*
5
3*
258 games ........................ 753-946
+ — Game played at the Met
^ — Game played at Target Center
BT — Big Ten Tournament game
S — St. Louis Invitational
Tournament
MINNESOTA
DULUTH
UW leads 88-60-13 (.588)
In Madison .................. 50-24-5
In Duluth .................... 37-35-8
Neutral Site ..................... 1-1-0
Playoffs ............................ 2-3-0
Overtime ....................... 7-6-13
Largest win ...........9-2, 2/17/73
.....................................3/10/78
Largest loss .............0-9, 3/3/84
Last Five .......................... 1-4-0
Last 10 ............................. 4-5-1
Longest win streak7 games (2x)
............... last: 10/23/99-3/2/02
Avg. goals for ....................3.99
Date
J 20-22
F 4-67
J 6-68
J 30-70
J 31-70
D 4-70
D 5-70
J 1-72
J 2-72
F 16-73
F 17-73
J 25-74
J 26-74
N 15-74
N 16-74
J 10-75
J 11-75
N 14-75
N 15-75
J 16-76
J 17-76
N 5-76
N 6-76
F 18-77
F 19-77
N 18-77
N 19-77
J 13-78
J 14-78
M 10-78
M 11-78
N 24-78
N 25-78
J 26-79
J 27-79
N 9-79
N 10-79
F 15-80
F 16-80
D 5-80
D 6-80
J 23-81
J 24-81
O 30-81
O 31-81
J 8-82
J 9-82
F 26-82
Site . . . . . . . . Result
Madison ........... L 0 - 3
Duluth .............. L 1 - 6
Madison ........... L 2 - 4
Duluth .............. W 5 - 4
Duluth .............. L 2 - 4
Madison ........... W 2 - 1
Madison ........... L 4 - 6
Duluth .............. W 6 - 5*
Duluth .............. L 3 - 4
Madison ........... W 6 - 2
Madison ........... W 9 - 2
Duluth .............. W 6 - 3
Duluth .............. L 1 - 4
Madison ........... W 4 - 2
Madison ........... W 7 - 5
Duluth .............. W 6 - 4
Duluth .............. L 5 - 8
Duluth .............. L 6 - 9
Duluth .............. L 2- 4
Madison ........... W 10- 4
Madison ........... L 2 - 3
Duluth .............. W 5 - 4
Duluth .............. W 7 - 1
Madison ........... W 7 - 4
Madison ........... W 6 - 4
Madison ........... W 4 - 3
Madison ........... W 6 - 2
Duluth .............. T 3 - 3*
Duluth .............. W 5 - 4
MadisonW ......... W 9 - 2
MadisonW ......... W 5 - 4
Madison ........... T 3 - 3*
Madison ........... W 6 - 3
Duluth .............. T 5 - 5*
Duluth .............. L 6- 10
Madison ........... L 7 - 8
Madison ........... W 7 - 3
Duluth .............. L 3 - 5
Duluth .............. L 4 - 8
Duluth .............. L 2 - 3
Duluth .............. W 5 - 3
Madison ........... W 7 - 2
Madison ........... W 4 - 3
Duluth .............. W 6 - 1
Duluth .............. W 6 - 1
Madison ........... W 8 - 3
Madison ........... W 4 - 3*
Duluth .............. L 8 - 9
F 27-82
D 3-82
D 4-82
J 7-83
J 8-83
F 4-83
F 5-83
D 2-83
D 3-83
J 13-84
J 14-84
F 17-84
F 18-84
M 2-84
M 3-84
N 16-84
N 17-84
F 8-85
F 9-85
N 1-85
N 2-85
F 7-86
F 8-86
N 14-86
N 15-86
J 9-87
J 10-87
J 8-88
J 9-88
F 12-88
F 13-88
N 25-88
N 26-88
J 13-89
J 14-89
N 24-89
N 25-89
J 5-90
J 6-90
O 26-90
O 27-90
J 4-91
J 5-91
M 2-91
M 3-91
N 1-91
N 2-91
J 31-92
F 1-92
N 27-92
N 28-92
F 5-93
F 6-93
M 20-93
O 29-93
O 30-93
J 21-94
J 22-94
O 15-94
N 4-94
N 5-94
F 19-95
N 10-95
N 11-95
F 2-96
F 3-96
N 22-96
N 23-96
J 24-97
J 25-97
N 21-97
Duluth .............. W 8 - 6
Madison ........... L 3 - 5
Madison ........... W 7 - 2
Madison ........... W 7 - 4
Madison ........... W 6 - 2
Duluth .............. L 3 - 6
Duluth .............. W 3 - 1
Madison ........... L 5 - 6*
Madison ........... L 1 - 4
Duluth .............. L 1 - 7
Duluth .............. L 4 - 6
Duluth .............. L 2 - 4
Duluth .............. L 1 - 6
DuluthW ............ L 3 - 6
DuluthW ............ L 0 - 9
Duluth .............. L 2 - 4
Duluth .............. L 1 - 6
Madison ........... L 4 - 5
Madison ........... L 1 - 8
Madison ........... W 5 - 3
Madison ........... W 4 - 3
Duluth .............. W 7 - 3
Duluth .............. L 3 - 5
Duluth .............. L 1 - 2*
Duluth .............. W 5 - 2
Madison ........... W 3 - 2*
Madison ........... L 1 - 2
Madison ........... W 10- 4
Madison ........... L 2 - 3
Duluth .............. W 7 - 2
Duluth .............. W 5 - 4
Duluth .............. W 4 - 2
Duluth .............. T 1 - 1*
Madison ........... W 5 - 1
Madison ........... W 2 - 1*
Madison ........... L 4 - 9
Madison ........... W 3 - 0
Duluth .............. L 3 - 4
Duluth .............. W 4 - 2
Duluth .............. L 4 - 3
Duluth .............. W 6 - 1
Madison ........... W 7 - 0
Madison ........... W 6 - 1
Madison ........... W 5 - 1
Madison ........... W 5 - 2
Madison ........... W 4 - 2
Madison ........... L 2 - 3
Duluth .............. W 4 - 1
Duluth .............. T 6 - 6*
Duluth .............. L 5 - 8
Duluth .............. L 1 - 2*
Madison ........... W 6 - 2
Madison ........... L 2 - 5
St. PaulW ........... L 5 - 7
Duluth .............. L 4 - 5
Duluth .............. T 5 - 5*
Madison ........... W 6 - 1
Madison ........... L 3 - 4
Duluth .............. W 6 - 5
Madison ........... T 2 - 2*
Madison ........... L 3 - 4
Milwaukee# ....... W 6 - 3
Duluth .............. L 2 - 3
Duluth .............. L 2 - 5
Madison ........... W 4 - 2
Madison ........... W 5 - 3
Madison ........... W 5 - 3
Madison ........... L 0 - 4
Duluth .............. W 6 - 3
Duluth .............. W 4 - 1
Duluth .............. W 3 - 0
N 22-97
J 9-98
J 10-98
N 6-98
N 7-98
J 8-99
J 9-99
O 22-99
O 23-99
D 1-00
D 2-00
N 9-01
N 10-01
M 1-02
M 2-02
N 15-02
N 16-02
J 17-03
J 18-03
M 5-04
M 6-04
D 3-04
D 4-04
M 4-05
M 5-05
F 3-06
F 4-06
O 20-06
O 21-06
M 2-07
M 3-07
F 1-08
F 2-08
N 14-08
N 15-08
J 30-09
J 31-09
J 29-10
J 30-10
N 19-10
N 20-10
J 14-11
J 15-11
Duluth .............. W 4 - 2
Madison ........... T 2 - 2*
Madison ........... W 5 - 3
Duluth .............. W 3 - 1
Duluth .............. W 3 - 1
Madison ........... W 4 - 3
Madison ........... W 5 - 2
Madison ........... L 1 - 3
Madison ........... W 6 - 1
Duluth .............. W 5 - 4
Duluth .............. W 4 - 3*
Duluth .............. W 5 - 1
Duluth .............. W 4 - 1
Madison ........... W 3 - 1
Madison ........... W 5 - 1
Duluth .............. L 1 - 4
Duluth .............. W 2 - 1*
Madison ........... W 2 - 1*
Madison ........... L 2 - 6
Madison ........... T 2 - 2*
Madison ........... L 4 - 2
Madison ........... W 3 - 2
Madison ........... W 3 - 2
Duluth .............. T 2 - 2*
Duluth .............. L 3 - 4
Duluth .............. W 7 - 2
Duluth .............. L 1 - 4
Madison ........... T 2 - 2*
Madison ........... W 5 - 2
Duluth .............. W 3 - 1
Duluth .............. T 0 - 0*
Madison ........... W 3 - 1
Madison ........... L 1 - 2*
Duluth .............. T 3 - 3*
Duluth .............. W 4 - 1
Madison ........... W 3 - 1
Madison ........... L 0 - 1
Duluth .............. W 5 - 2
Duluth .............. L 0 - 4
Madison ........... L 2 - 3*
Madison ........... L 5 - 6*
Duluth .............. L 0 - 2
Duluth .............. W 3 - 2
161 games ........................ 643-529
# — UMD home game played at
the Bradley Center
MINNESOTA
STATE
UW leads 22-14-4 (.600)
In Madison .................... 17-4-1
In Mankato ................... 5-10-3
Neutral Site ..................... 0-0-0
Playoffs ............................ 4-2-0
Overtime ......................... 2-4-8
Largest win .........6-0, 10/23/10
Largest loss ...........3-7, 2/25/06
Last Five .......................... 4-1-0
Last 10 ............................. 7-2-1
Longest win streak3 games 3x)
............. last: 3/13/09-10/23/10
Avg. goals for ....................3.30
Date
Site . . . . . . . . Result
J 23-99 Madison .........L 2 - 4
J 24-99 Madison ........... W 3 - 2
J 21-00 Mankato ........... W 5 - 2
J 22-00 Mankato ........... L 0 - 3
O 20-01 Madison ........... W 3 - 2
O 21-01 Madison ........... W 4 - 3*
J 18-02 Mankato ........... L 1 - 3
J 19-02 Mankato ........... W 5 - 4
M 8-02 MadisonW ......... W 3 - 2*
M 9-02 MadisonW ......... W 7 - 3
J 3-03 Madison ........... L 2 - 3*
J 4-03 Madison ........... T 4 - 4*
M 14-03 MankatoW ......... L 1 - 2
M 15-03 MankatoW ......... L 5 - 6**
D 12-03 Madison ........... W 4 - 1
D 13-03 Madison ........... W 3 - 2
J 2-04 Mankato ........... T 3 - 3*
J 3-04 Mankato ........... W 6 - 2
D 10-04 Mankato ........... L 3 - 4*
D 11-04 Mankato ........... W 3 - 2
N 11-05 Madison ........... W 2 - 1
N 12-05 Madison ........... W 3 - 2
F 24-06 Mankato ........... L 4 - 6
F 25-06 Mankato ........... L 3 - 7
J 26-07 Madison ........... L 1 - 3
J 27-07 Madison ........... W 4 - 1
D 7-07 Mankato ........... L 1 - 3
D 8-07 Mankato ........... T 1 - 1*
F 15-08 Madison ........... L 0 - 3
F 16-08 Madison ........... W 4 - 2
F 27-09 Mankato ........... L 3 - 4*
F 28-09 Mankato ........... T 3 - 3*
M 13-09 MadisonW........ W 7 - 1
M 14-09 MadisonW........ W 4 - 2
O 23-10 Mankato ........... W 6 - 0
O 24-10 Mankato ........... L 2 - 3
F 12-10 Madison ........... W 4 - 3
F 13-10 Madison ........... W 8 - 4
J 21-11 Madison ........... W 3 - 2
J 22-11 Madison ........... W 2 - 1
40 games ......................... 132-106
*— overtime
NEBRASKA
OMAHA
UW leads 5-2-0 (.714)
In Madison ...................... 2-0-0
In Omaha ........................ 2-2-0
Neutral Site ..................... 1-0-0
Playoffs ............................ 0-0-0
Overtime ......................... 1-0-0
Largest win .........6-2, 12/31/99
..............................5-1, 1/16/98
Largest loss ...........1-4, 2/11/11
Last Five .......................... 3-2-0
Last 10 ............................. 5-2-0
..................... 1/16/98-10/12/03
Avg. goals for ....................4.14
Date
Site . . . . . . . . Result
J 16-98 Madison ........... W 5 - 1
J 18-98
D 31-99
D 27-00
O 12-03
F 11-11
F 12-11
7 games
Omaha ............. W 4 - 2
Madison ........... W 6 - 2
MilwaukeeB ....... W 6 - 4
Omaha ............. W 4 - 3*
Omaha ............. L 1 - 4
Omaha ............. L 3 - 4
......................... 29-20
*— overtime
B — Badger Hockey Showdown
NORTH
DAKOTA
UW leads 84-62-11 (.570)
In Madison .................. 43-26-3
In Grand Forks ............ 36-30-7
Neutral Site ..................... 4-6-0
Playoffs .......................... 13-7-3
Overtime ....................... 12-8-9
Largest win ...........12-1, 3/6/71
Largest loss ...........1-8, 2/29/80
Last Five .......................... 2-2-1
Last 10 ............................. 4-5-1
..................... 11/14/87-12/1/89
Avg. goals for ....................3.93
Date
D 13-68
D 14-68
N 14-69
N 15-69
M 6-71
M 7-71
N 26-71
N 27-71
M 11-72
M 12-72
J 26-73
J 27-73
F 22-74
F 23-74
J 31-75
F 1-75
J 9-76
J 10-76
D 10-76
D 11-76
J 14-77
J 15-77
F 24-78
F 25-78
N 17-78
N 18-78
F 9-79
F 10-79
M 10-79
M 11-79
F 29-80
M 1-80
F 6-81
F 7-81
J 29-82
J 30-82
Site . . . . . . . . Result
Madison ........... W 7 - 5
Madison ........... W 11- 7
Grand Forks ..... W 8 - 4
Madison ........... W 12- 1
Madison ........... W 4 - 2
Grand Forks ..... L 1 - 2
Grand ForksW.... T 1 - 1*
Grand ForksW.... W 5 - 1
Madison ........... W 8 - 3
Madison ........... W 4 - 3
Grand Forks ..... L 4 - 5*
Grand Forks ..... T 2 - 2*
Madison ........... L 5 - 6*
Madison ........... L 2 - 5
Madison ........... W 6 - 2
Madison ........... W 11- 6
Grand Forks ..... W 7 - 6*
Madison ........... L 3 - 7
Madison ........... L 4 - 7
Grand ForksW.... L 2 - 4
Grand ForksW.... T 7 - 7*
Madison ........... L 1 - 8
Madison ........... L 3 - 4
Grand Forks ..... W 10- 1
Madison ........... L 0 - 3
Madison ........... W 3 - 0
F 19-82
F 20-82
M 13-82
M 14-82
M 27-82
N 19-82
N 20-82
J 28-83
J 29-83
M 4-83
M 5-83
O 21-83
O 22-83
F 3-84
F 4-84
N 30-84
D 1-84
N 22-85
N 23-85
J 17-86
J 18-86
M 1-86
M 2-86
O 31-86
N 1-86
J 30-87
J 31-87
N 13-87
N 14-87
J 29-88
J 30-88
M 6-88
N 11-88
N 12-88
J 27-89
J 28-89
D 1-89
D 2-89
F 23-90
F 24-90
N 23-90
N 24-90
D 29-90
F 1-91
F 2-91
M 11-91
J 3-92
J 4-92
F 28-92
F 29-92
D 4-92
D 5-92
J 15-93
J 16-93
N 5-93
N 6-93
J 28-94
J 29-94
M 11-94
M 12-94
D 9-94
D 10-94
F 3-95
F 4-95
O 27-95
O 28-95
F 9-96
F 10-96
M 1-96
M 2-96
J 17-97
ProvidenceN ...... L 2 - 5
Madison ........... T 2 - 2*
Madison ........... L 1 - 3
Grand ForksW.... T 1 - 1
Grand ForksW.... W 6- 53ot
Madison ........... L 2 - 5
Madison ........... L 2 - 3
Grand Forks ..... T 3 - 3*
Madison ........... W 6 - 5*
Madison ........... W 3 - 2
Madison ........... W 8 - 1
Madison ........... W 6 - 2
MadisonW........ W 6 - 2
MadisonW........ W 6 - 5
Madison ........... L 4 - 5
Madison ........... L 1 - 2
Madison ........... W 4 - 3
Madison ........... W 5 - 4*
St. PaulW ........... W 2 - 1
Madison ........... W 5 - 2
Madison ........... W 5 - 2
Madison ........... T 5 - 5*
Madison ........... W 5 - 4*
Madison ........... L 2 - 4
Madison ........... W 6 - 2
MilwaukeeB ....... W 3 - 2
St. PaulW ........... L 2 - 5
Madison ........... W 8 - 2
Madison ........... W 4 - 2
Madison ........... L 2 - 3
Madison ........... W 10- 2
Madison ........... W 7 - 3
Madison ........... L 4 - 5
MadisonW ......... W 6 - 1
MadisonW ......... W 4 - 2
Madison ........... W 4 - 2
Madison ........... W 5 - 1
Madison ........... W 6 - 3
Madison ........... W 3 - 2
Grand ForksW.... W 6 - 5*
Grand ForksW.... W 5-4**
87
J 18-97
D 5-97
D 6-97
M 6-98
M 7-98
M 21-98
D 11-98
D 12-98
F 27-99
F 28-99
D 28-99
J 14-00
J 15-00
M 18-00
F 2-01
F 3-01
O 26-01
O 27-01
D 7-01
D 8-01
N 22-02
N 23-02
M 7-03
M 8-03
F 6-04
F 7-04
N 12-04
N 13-04
F 26-05
F 27-05
M 17-05
N 4-05
N 5-05
M 17-06
O 13-06
O 14-06
D 8-06
D 9-06
N 9-07
N 10-07
M 30-08
O 31-08
N 1-08
M 6-09
M 7-09
M 21-09
D 11-09
D 12-09
N 12-10
N 13-10
Grand Forks ..... L 6
Madison ........... L 5
Madison ........... L 0
Grand Forks ..... W 6
MilwaukeeW ...... W 3
Madison ........... W 4
Madison ........... L 2
MilwaukeeB ....... L 2
Madison ........... W 3
Madison ........... W 6
Grand Forks ..... T 3
Madison ........... W 7
Madison ........... W 3
Madison ........... L 2
Madison ........... L 0
Madison ........... W 4
Madison ........... W 5
Madison ........... W 1
Madison ........... W 5
St. PaulW ........... L 2
St. PaulW ........... L 3
Madison ........... L 2
Madison ........... W 1
Madison ........... W 4
Madison ........... L 1
MadisonN .......... L 2
Madison ........... L 1
Madison ........... W 4
St. PaulW ........... W 4
Madison ........... L 0
Madison ........... L 2
-
157 gp
......................... 617-511
B — Badger Hockey Showdown
88
8
6
3
6
4
2
6
4
2
5
3*
2*
5*
5
3*
4*
2
6
6*
1
2
3
5
5
3*
2
0
2
4
1*
3
2
1
4
3*
0
3
2
0
3
3*
3
2
2
1
1
3*
3
1
4
ST. CLOUD
STATE
UW leads 43-30-9 (.579)
In Madison .................. 26-11-4
In St. Cloud ................. 15-17-5
Neutral Site ..................... 2-2-0
Playoffs ............................ 4-6-0
Overtime ......................... 6-2-9
Largest win .........8-1, 12/13/88
Largest loss ...........1-7, 2/15/97
Last Five .......................... 1-3-1
Last 10 ............................. 3-6-1
....................... 2/16/91-3/13/92
Avg. goals for ....................3.37
Date
D 13-88
O 16-89
J 9-90
N 9-90
N 10-90
F 15-91
F 16-91
O 25-91
O 26-91
M 7-92
M 8-92
M 13-92
M 14-92
M 15-92
O 23-92
O 24-92
J 29-93
J 30-93
J 14-94
J 15-94
M 18-94
D 2-94
D 3-94
F 11-95
F 12-95
N 17-95
N 18-95
J 12-96
J 13-96
O 18-96
O 19-96
F 14-97
F 15-97
F 27-98
F 28-98
F 5-99
F 6-99
M 13-99
M 14-99
N 19-99
N 20-99
F 10-00
F 11-00
D 8-00
D 9-00
F 16-01
F 17-01
J 25-02
J 26-02
Site .............. Result
Madison ........... W 8 - 1
Madison ........... W 4 - 3
St. Cloud .......... L 5 - 6
Madison ........... W 4 - 2
Madison ........... W 10- 4
St. Cloud .......... T 7 - 7*
St. Cloud .......... W 6 - 2
St. Cloud .......... W 5 - 4
St. Cloud .......... W 5 - 4
Madison ........... W 5 - 4
Madison ........... W 6 - 2
MadisonW ........ W 6 - 5*
MadisonW ........ L 3 - 5
MadisonW ........ W 4 - 3*
Madison ........... W 5 - 2
Madison ........... L 2 - 4
St. Cloud .......... W 6 - 5*
St. Cloud .......... W 6 - 3
Madison ........... W 4 - 1
Madison ........... L 1 - 6
MilwaukeeW ...... L 2 - 3*
Madison ........... L 4 - 8
Madison ........... W 5 - 4
St. Cloud .......... L 4 - 5
St. Cloud .......... T 4 - 4*
St. Cloud .......... T 3 - 3*
St. Cloud .......... L 2 - 5
Madison ........... W 8 - 3
Madison ........... L 2 - 6
Madison ........... W 2 - 0
Madison ........... L 2 - 3
St. Cloud .......... L 4 - 5
St. Cloud .......... L 1 - 7
Madison ........... L 3 - 7
Madison ........... W 6 - 3
St. Cloud .......... W 5 - 4*
St. Cloud .......... W 3 - 1
MadisonW ......... L 2 - 5
MadisonW ......... L 2 - 2
St. Cloud .......... W 4 - 3*
St. Cloud .......... L 0 - 4
Madison ........... W 3 - 0
Madison ........... W 5 - 3
St. Cloud .......... W 3 - 1
St. Cloud .......... L 0 - 5
Madison ........... W 3 - 2
Madison ........... L 1 - 5
Madison ........... T 2 - 2*
Madison ........... W 4 - 1
F 21-03
F 22-03
O 17-03
O 18-03
F 20-04
F 21-04
J 7-05
J 8-05
O 21-05
O 22-05
M 3-06
M 4-06
F 16-07
F 17-07
M 17-07
N 30-07
D 1-07
F 29-08
M 1-08
M 14-08
M 15-08
N 21-08
N 22-08
N 20-09
N 21-09
F 19-10
F 20-10
M 19-10
M 27-10
F 25-11
F 26-11
N 4-11
N 5-11
Madison ........... T 2 - 2*
Madison ........... W 4 - 3
St. Cloud .......... L 1-2
St. Cloud .......... L 1-3
Madison ........... T 1-1*
Madison ........... W 3-0
St. Cloud .......... W 6 - 0
St. Cloud .......... W 4 - 2
St. Cloud .......... T 2 - 2*
St. Cloud .......... W 3 - 1
Madison ........... W 1 - 0
Madison ........... W 3 - 1
Madison ........... W 3 - 1
Madison ........... T 2 - 2*
St. PaulW ........... W 4 - 3*
Madison ........... W 3 - 2
Madison ........... W 4 - 3
St. Cloud .......... W 2 - 1
St. Cloud .......... L 2 - 3
St. CloudW ........ L 0 - 3
St. CloudW ........ L 3 - 4*
St. Cloud .......... L 2 - 6
St. Cloud .......... W 1 - 0
St. Cloud .......... L 1 - 4
St. Cloud .......... W 4 - 1
Madison ........... L 1 - 5
Madison ........... W 7 - 4
St. PaulW ........... L 0 - 2
St. PaulN ............ W 5 - 3
St. Cloud .......... L 2 - 4
St. Cloud .......... L 3 - 7
St. Cloud .......... L 2 - 7
St. Cloud .......... T 3 - 3*
82 games ......................... 276-262
Key
B
BO
BR
BT
CH
GL
N
S
W
T
Badger Hockey Showdown
Bank One Showdown
Brown Tournament
Big Ten Tournament
Great Lakes Invitational
NCAA playoff game
St. Louis Invitational
WCHA playoff game
RPI Tournament, Troy, N.Y.
All-Time Series Scores - Non-Conference
ALABAMA
HUNTSVILLE
BOSTON
UNIVERSITY
UW leads 6-0-0 (1.000)
UW trails 6-9-0 (.400)
In Madison ...................... 6-0-0
In Huntsville ................... 0-0-0
Neutral ............................ 0-0-0
Playoffs ............................ 0-0-0
In Madison ...................... 4-2-0
In Boston ......................... 2-4-0
Neutral ............................ 1-5-0
Playoffs ............................ 0-3-0
Date
D-12-89
O-18-02
O-19-02
D-27-08
O-15-10
O-17-10
6 games
Date
3-16-72
3-23-78
1-2-83
1-3-83
10-12-84
10-13-84
12-29-85
12-30-85
1-2-87
1-13-88
1-6-89
12-29-89
3-26-94
12-30-00
O-8-10
15 games
Site . . . . . . . . Result
Madison . . . . W 5 - 3
Madison . . . . W 4 - 2
Madison . . . . W 3 - 2
Madison . . . . W 5 - 0
Madison . . . . W 7 - 0
Madison . . . . W 5 - 2
. . . . . . . . . . . . 29-9
BOSTON
COLLEGE
UW trails 9-12-0 (.429)
In Madison ...................... 2-7-0
In Chestnut Hill .............. 2-4-0
Neutral ............................ 5-1-0
Playoffs ............................ 2-1-0
Date
D-28-70
J-4-85
J-5-85
N-8-85
N-9-85
J-4-86
J-17-88
J-9-89
D-29-89
M-30-90
D-28-92
M-25-00
O-27-00
N-2-01
N-3-01
O-25-02
A-8-06
O-27-06
O-28-08
O-10-08
A-10-10
21 games
Site . . . . . . . . Result
St. Louis. . . . . W 7 - 2
Madison . . . . L 2 - 5
Madison . . . . L 2 - 6
Chestnut Hill W 5 - 4
Chestnut Hill L 5 - 6
Madison . . . . W 6 - 5
Chestnut HIll L 4 - 5*
Madison . . . . L 3 - 4*
Milwaukee. . . W 6 - 3
DetroitN . . . . . W 2 - 1
Madison . . . . L 1 - 4
Chestnut Hill W 3 - 2
Madison . . . . W 5 - 2
Madison . . . . L 1 - 3
MilwaukeeN . . W 2 - 1
Madison . . . . L 0 - 3
Madison . . . . L 1 - 4
DetroitN . . . . . L 0 - 5
. . . . . . . . . . . . 71-77
Site . . . . . . . . Result
BostonN . . . . L 1 - 4
ProvidenceN . L 2 - 5
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
Boston . . . . .
Boston . . . . . .
Madison . . . .
Boston . . . . . .
Madison . . . .
MilwaukeeB. .
AlbanyN . . . .
MilwaukeeB. .
St. Louis. . . . .
............
W2 - 0
W5 - 2
L 5-6
L 2-4
L 4-7
W6 - 3
W7 - 1
L 6 - 10
W7 - 2
L 3-6
L 1-4
W3 - 2
L 3-4
57-60
BOWLING
GREEN
UW leads 7-3-1 (.682)
In Madison ...................... 5-1-0
In Bowling Green ............ 2-1-1
Neutral ............................ 0-1-0
Playoffs ............................ 0-1-0
Date
D-12-67
D-6-68
D-7-68
J-28-69
M-24-78
O-23-81
O-24-81
O-15-82
O-16-82
D-28-94
D-29-07
11 games
Site . . . . . . . . Result
Bowling Green L 1 - 2
Madison . . . . L 3 - 4
Madison . . . . W 8 - 3
Bowling Green W 11 - 1
ProvidenceN . L 3 - 4
Madison . . . . W 8 - 4
Madison . . . . W 9 - 3
Bowling Green W 4 - 3
Bowling Green T 4 - 4*
Madison . . . . W 4 - 3*
Madison . . . . W 5 - 3
. . . . . . . . . . . . 59-34
CANISIUS
HARVARD
UW leads 2-0-0 (1.00)
UW leads 8-1-0 (.889)
In Madison ...................... 2-0-0
In Buffalo ........................ 0-0-0
Neutral ............................ 0-0-0
Playoffs ............................ 0-0-0
In Madison ...................... 5-1-0
Date
J-7-11
J-8-11
2 games
Date
D-26-71
D-29-76
D-30-76
M-20-82
M-21-82
M-26-83
D-21-85
D-22-85
D-27-92
9 games
Site . . . . . . . . Result
Madison . . . . W 3 - 0
Madison . . . . W 6 - 5*
. . . . . . . . . . . . 9-5
COLGATE
UW leads 4-0-1 (.900)
In Madison ...................... 2-0-1
Neutral ............................ 2-0-0
Playoffs ............................ 1-0-0
Date
N-10-72
N-11-72
A-1-90
D-29-02
D-28-07
5 games
Site . . . . . . . . Result
Madison . . . . W 13 - 3
Madison . . . . W 13 - 1
DetroitN . . . . . W 7 - 3
MilwaukeeBO . W 2 - 1
Madison . . . . T 2 - 2*
. . . . . . . . . . . . 37 - 10
FERRIS STATE
UW tied 2-2-0 (.500)
In Madison ...................... 2-2-0
In Grand Rapids .............. 0-0-0
Neutral ............................ 0-0-0
Date
N-7-80
N-8-80
D-28-03
J-1-05
4 games
Site . . . . . . . . Result
Madison . . . . W, 8 - 2
Madison . . . . W, 4 - 2
MadisonB . . . L, 1 - 3
MadisonB . . . L, 3 - 5
. . . . . . . . . . . . 16 - 12
In Boston ......................... 0-0-0
Neutral ............................ 3-0-0
Playoffs ............................ 1-0-0
Site . . . . . . . . Result
St. Louis. . . . . W 2 - 1*
Madison . . . . L 3 - 4
Madison . . . . W 7 - 5
Madison . . . . W 6 - 1
Madison . . . . W 4 - 3
Grand ForksN. W 6 - 2
Madison . . . . W 5 - 4
Madison . . . . W 5 - 4
. . . . . . . . . . . . 44-27
LAKE
SUPERIOR
STATE
UW leads 3-1-1 (.700)
In Madison ...................... 2-0-1
In Sault Ste. Marie ........... 0-0-0
Neutral ............................ 1-1-0
Playoffs ............................ 0-1-0
Date
D-28-82
D-30-82
A-6-92
D-29-94
D-28-08
6 games
Site . . . . . . . . Result
Madison . . . . W 7 -5
Madison . . . . W 4 - 3
AlbanyN . . . . . L 3 - 5
Madison . . . . T 1 - 1*
. . . . . . . . . . . . 20-19
MASSACHUSETTS
UW leads 2-0-0 (1.000)
In Madison ...................... 2-0-0
In Amherst ...................... 0-0-0
Playoffs ............................ 0-0-0
Overtime ......................... 0-0-0
Date
D-30-10
D-31-10
2 games
Site . . . . . . . . Result
Madison . . . . W 5 - 1
Madison . . . . W 4 - 2
. . . . . . . . . . . . 9-3
89
MERCYHURST
UW leads 2-0-0 (1.000)
In Madison ...................... 2-0-0
In Erie .............................. 0-0-0
Playoffs ............................ 0-0-0
Overtime ......................... 0-0-0
Date
O-15-04
O-16-04
2 games
Site . . . . . . . . Result
Madison . . . . W 3 - 2
Madison . . . . W 8 - 0
. . . . . . . . . . . . 11-2
MERRIMACK
UW leads 1-0-0 (1.000)
In Madison ...................... 1-0-0
In North Andover ........... 0-0-0
Playoffs ............................ 0-0-0
Overtime ......................... 0-0-0
Date
Site . . . . . . . . Result
J-2-10
MadisonB . . . W 5 - 4
1 game .....................................5-4
MICHIGAN
UW trails 52-64-8 (.452)
In Madison .................. 31-29-2
In Ann Arbor ............... 15-25-5
Neutral .......................... 6-10-1
Playoffs ............................ 5-2-0
Overtime ......................... 4-8-8
Date
F-13-22
F-14-22
J-11-23
J-12-23
J-19-23
J-20-23
J-19-24
J-20-24
F-15-24
F-16-24
F-27-25
F-28-25
F-12-26
F-13-26
M-4-26
M-5-26
F-18-27
M-4-27
M-5-27
M-7-27
F-10-28
F-11-28
F-27-28
F-28-28
F-18-29
F-19-29
M-1-29
M 2-29
J-17-30
90
Site . . . . . . . . Result
Madison . . . . L 3 - 6
Madison . . . . L 1 - 5
Ann Arbor . . . L 1 - 2
Ann Arbor . . . L 0 - 1
Madison . . . . L 0 - 1
Madison . . . . W 1 - 0
Ann Arbor . . . L 0 - 3
Ann Arbor . . . T 2- 2**
Madison . . . . L 0 - 3
Madison . . . . L 1 - 3
Madison . . . . L 0 - 2
Madison . . . . L 0 - 1
Ann Arbor . . . T 1 - 1*
Ann Arbor . . . L 1 - 2
Madison . . . . L 2 - 3
Madison . . . . W 2 - 0
Madison . . . . L 0 - 1
Windsor. . . . . L 1 - 2
Windsor. . . . . L 0 - 1*
Windsor. . . . . L 0 - 1
Madison . . . . W 3 - 1
Madison . . . . W 2-1**
Detroit. . . . . . T 0 - 0*
Detroit. . . . . . L 1 - 3
Madison . . . . L 2 - 3*
Madison . . . . W 3 - 0
Ann Arbor . . . L 1 - 3
Ann Arbor . . . T 2 - 2*
Madison . . . . L 1- 2**
J-18-30
F-28-30
M-1-30
J-16-31
J-17-31
F-19-31
F -21-31
1932
1933
1933
1934
1935
1935
D-29-67
N-29-68
N-30-68
F-28-69
M-1-69
N-28-69
N-29-69
D-28-69
F-13-70
F-14-70
M-13-70
D-11-70
D-12-70
F-12-71
F-13-71
N-19-71
N-20-71
F-18-72
F-19-72
N-24-72
N-25-72
D-8-72
D-9-72
N-23-73
N-24-73
J-18-74
J-19-74
N-1-74
N-2-74
J-17-75
J-18-75
D-12-75
D-13-75
F-20-76
F-21-76
O-15-76
O-16-76
F-4-77
F-5-77
M-16-77
M 17-77
M-26-77
D-2-77
D-3-77
J-6-78
J-7-78
N-10-78
N 11-78
F-16-79
F-17-79
N-16-79
N 17-79
J-18-80
J-19-80
N-21-80
N-22-80
J-9-81
J-10-81
Madison . . . .
Ann Arbor . . .
Ann Arbor . . .
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
Ann Arbor . . .
Ann Arbor . . .
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
MinneapolisBT
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
Ann Arbor . . .
Ann Arbor . . .
Ann Arbor . . .
Ann Arbor . . .
St. LouisS. . . .
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
DenverW . . . .
Ann Arbor . . .
Ann Arbor . . .
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
Ann Arbor . . .
Ann Arbor . . .
Ann Arbor . . .
Ann Arbor . . .
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
Ann Arbor . . .
Ann Arbor . . .
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
Ann Arbor . . .
Ann Arbor . . .
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
Ann Arbor . . .
Ann Arbor . . .
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
Ann Arbor . . .
Ann Arbor . . .
MadisonW . . .
MadisonW . . .
DetroitN . . . .
Ann Arbor . . .
Ann Arbor . . .
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
Ann Arbor . . .
Ann Arbor . . .
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
Ann Arbor . . .
Ann Arbor . . .
Ann Arbor . . .
Ann Arbor . . .
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
W3 - 2
L 1-5
T 0- 0**
W2 - 0
W 1 - 0*
T 0- 0**
L 0-3
L 0-5
L 1-8
L 1-2
L 3-5
L 0-6
L 1-2
L 0- 8
W5 - 4
L 3-5
L 5-8
L 0-2
W4 - 3
L 1-4
W5 - 3
W4 - 2
L 3-4
W2 - 1
L 4 - 5*
W5 - 3
W7 - 2
W4 - 1
W8 - 1
W7 - 2
W5 - 1
L 4-6
W5 - 3
W7 - 2
W6 - 3
W 10 -4
W8 - 4
L 1-4
L 2 - 3*
W6 - 3
W5 - 2
L 1-8
W3 - 1
L 3-6
L 4-8
L 3-8
W4 - 3
L 4-7
L 6 - 7*
W 7 - 6*
W3 - 2
W 11- 8
W4 - 0
W5 - 4
W 6 - 5*
L 3 - 11
L 3-7
W8 - 2
W5 - 4
L 5-6
W9 - 4
W8 - 3
W6 - 4
W8 - 4
W2 - 0
L 5-6
L 4-8
W5 - 3
L 1-3
W8 - 5
W4 - 3
D-29-87
A-2-92
M-27-93
N-27-93
N-25-94
M-25-95
N-24-95
N-30-96
N-30-97
N-29-98
N-27-99
N-23-00
N-24-01
N-29-02
N-28-03
N-27-04
M-25-05
N-26-05
N-24-06
N-23-07
N-29-08
N-28-09
F-6-10
N-26-10
124 gp
DetroitGL. . . . .
AlbanyN . . . . .
DetroitN . . . . .
Aub. HillsCH . .
St. PaulCH. . .
MadisonN . . .
MilwaukeeCH .
DetroitCH . . . .
Ann ArborCH .
MadisonCH . . .
Ann ArborCH .
MadisonCH . . .
Ann ArborCH .
MadisonCH . . .
Ann ArborCH .
MadisonCH . . .
Grand RapidsN
Ann ArborCH. .
MadisonCH . . .
Ann ArborCH .
MadisonCH . . .
Ann ArborCH .
MadisonCRHC . .
MadisonCH . . .
............
W6 - 0
W4 - 2
L 3 - 4*
W5 - 3
L 2-7
L 3-4
L 3-7
L 4-8
L 1-2
T 1 - 1*
L 1-4
L 2-3
L 3-5
L 1-4
W3 - 1
W3 - 1
L 1-4
W3 - 2
L 3-4
L 2-3
W3 - 0
L 2-3
W3 - 2
T 4 - 4*
386-410
MICHIGAN
STATE
UW trails 42-45-3 (.483)
In Madison .................. 23-16-2
In East Lansing............ 15-23-1
Neutral ............................ 4-6-0
Playoffs ............................ 3-5-0
Overtime ......................... 1-4-3
Date
D-11-64
D-12-64
F-12-65
F-13-65
F-11-66
F-12-66
M-3-67
M-4-67
D-30-67
M-1-68
M-2-68
D-20-68
D-26-68
F-7-69
F-8-69
D-23-69
J-2-70
J-3-70
M-6-70
M-7-70
J-15-71
J-16-71
F-26-71
F-27-71
D-3-71
D-4-71
F-25-72
F-27-72
J-12-73
J-13-73
F-9-73
Site . . . . . . . . Result
East Lansing . L 2 - 9
Madison . . . . L 4 - 8
Madison . . . . L 3 - 9
Madison . . . . L 1 - 3
Madison . . . . L 3 - 5
MinneapolisBT . L 3 - 4
Madison . . . . W 5 - 3
Madison . . . . L 1 - 3
DetroitGL . . . . W 6 - 4
MadisonBT . . . L 2 - 3
East Lansing . W 2 - 1
Ann ArborBT . . W 6 - 3
Madison . . . . W 5 - 0
Madison . . . . W 4 - 3
Madison . . . . L 3 - 5
Madison . . . . W 3 - 2
East Lansing . L 5 - 6*
Madison . . . . W 4 - 1
Madison . . . . W 4 - 3
Madison . . . . W 5 - 2
F-10-73
N-30-73
D-1-73
J-4-74
J-5-74
M-5-74
M-6-74
N-22-74
N-23-74
F-14-75
F-15-75
M-4-75
M-5-75
N-7-75
N-8-75
J-30-76
J-31-76
M-10-76
M-11-76
N-19-76
N-20-76
J-28-77
J-29-77
D-9-77
D-10-77
J-20-78
J-21-78
D-1-78
D-2-78
J-5-79
J-6-79
N-2-79
N-3-79
D-29-79
J-25-80
J-26-80
F-20-81
F-21-81
D-30-87
N-26-93
N-26-94
M-24-95
N-25-95
N-29-96
N-28-97
N-27-98
N-26-99
N-26-00
M-25-01
N-23-01
N-30-02
N-29-03
N-26-04
N-25-05
N-25-06
N-24-07
N-28-08
N-27-09
N-27-10
90 games
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
East Lansing .
East Lansing .
E. LansingW . .
E. LansingW . .
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
East Lansing .
East Lansing .
MadisonW . . .
MadisonW . . .
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
East Lansing .
East Lansing .
E. LansingW . .
E. LansingW . .
East Lansing .
East Lansing .
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
East Lansing .
East Lansing .
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
East Lansing .
East Lansing .
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
East Lansing .
East Lansing .
Detroit. . . . . .
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
DetroitGL . . . .
Aub. HillsCH . .
St. PaulCH . . . .
MadisonN . . . .
MilwaukeeCH .
DetroitCH . . . .
East LansingCH
MadisonCH . . .
East LansingCH
MadisonCH . . .
Grand RapidsN
East LansingCH
MadisonCH . . .
East LansingCH
MadisonCH . . .
East LansingCH
MadisonCH . . .
East LansingCH
MadisonCH . . .
East LansingCH
MadisonCH . . .
............
W6 - 4
T 6 - 6*
W4 - 2
L 4-5
L 6-7
L 1-4
W4 - 3
W4 - 3
W5 - 4
L 1-3
W7 - 5
W5 - 4
L 4-7
L 4-5
L 5 - 6*
L 4 - 5*
L 3-5
L 4-6
L 4-6
L 2-5
W8 - 0
W 10 - 6
W9 - 2
W6 - 2
W7 - 3
T 5 - 5*
W8 - 2
L 5-6
W5 - 1
W6 - 4
W 13- 3
W6 - 4
L 4-5
W 10 - 4
L 4-5
W9 - 2
L 3-5
W5 - 4
W4 - 3
L 2-4
L 2-3
W5 - 3
L 4-5
L 1-3
L 0-2
L 1-3
W 5- 1
L 2-6
L 1-5
L 1-2
L 1 - 2*
W 2 - 1*
L 0-4
W3 - 1
W2 - 0
T 4 - 4*
W3 - 1
W7 - 3
W4 - 1
369-344
NEW
HAMPSHIRE
UW leads 16-3-0 (.842)
In Madison ...................... 9-0-0
In Durham ...................... 3-1-0
Neutral ............................ 3-2-0
Playoffs ............................ 1-1-0
Date
M-25-77
D-29-78
D-30-78
M-26-82
J-25-85
J-26-85
N-29-85
N-30-85
J-15-88
J-8-89
N-10-89
N-11-89
M-26-92
D-27-96
M-28-98
O-11-08
O-30-09
O-31-09
18 games
Site . . . . . . . . Result
Detroit. . . . . . W 4 - 3
Madison . . . . W 4 - 3
Madison . . . . W 7 - 3
Kingston . . . . W 5 - 0
Durham. . . . . W 8 - 6
Durham. . . . . W 10 - 5
Madison . . . . W 7 - 3
Madison . . . . W 7 - 4
Durham. . . . . W 3 - 2*
Madison . . . . W 3 - 0
Madison . . . . W 8 - 1
Madison . . . . W 7 - 3
ProvidenceN . . W 4 - 2
MilwaukeeB . . L 7 - 9
AlbanyN . . . . . L 4 - 7
Durham. . . . . L 1 - 5
Madison . . . . W 4 - 1
Madison . . . . W 6 - 1
. . . . . . . . . . . . 99-58
NORTHEASTERN
UW leads 9-3-0 (.750)
In Madison ...................... 6-0-0
In Boston ......................... 2-3-0
Neutral ............................ 1-0-0
Overtime ......................... 0-1-0
Date
J-3-71
Site . . . . . . . . Result
TroyT. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . W 14 - 3
D-28-84
D-29-84
N-15-85
N-16-85
J-16-87
N-29-87
J-20-89
O-29-99
O-30-99
O-28-00
O-26-02
Madison . . . . W 9
Madison . . . . W 4
Boston. . . . . . L 5
Boston. . . . . . W 6
Boston. . . . . . W 3
Madison . . . . W 7
Boston. . . . . . L 3
Madison . . . . W 4
Madison . . . . W 4
Boston. . . . . . L 4
Boston. . . . . . W 5
-
1
2
8
5
2
4
5
2
2
5*
1
12 games . . . . . . . . . . . . 68-40
NORTHERN
MICHIGAN
UW leads 43-24-6 (.630)
In Madison .................. 30-11-0
In Marquette ................. 8-22-5
Neutral ............................ 5-2-1
Overtime ......................... 4-2-6
Date
M-27-81
J-2-82
J-3-82
J-3-84
J-4-84
N-2-84
N-3-84
F-15-85
F-16-85
F-14-86
F-15-86
O-10-86
O-11-86
F-6-87
F-7-87
F-28-87
M-1-87
O-9-87
O-10-87
F-19-88
F-20-88
F-25-88
F-26-88
O-21-88
O-22-88
F-13-89
F-14-89
M-5-89
N-17-89
N-18-89
J-19-90
J-20-90
M-11-90
N-2-90
N-3-90
F-22-91
F-23-91
N-22-91
N-23-91
J-18-92
J-19-92
M-20-92
O-31-92
N-1-92
F-12-93
F-13-93
D-3-93
D-4-93
F-18-94
F-19-94
N-18-94
N-19-94
J-20-95
J-21-95
M-10-95
M-11-95
M-12-95
D-15-95
D-16-95
F-16-96
F-17-96
N-8-96
N-9-96
J-10-97
J-11-97
D-28-97
O-12-02
D-30-02
D-31-05
O-6-06
Site . . . . . . . . Result
DuluthN . . . . W 5 - 1
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
Marquette . . .
Marquette . . .
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
Marquette . . .
Marquette . . .
MadisonW. . .
MadisonW. . .
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
Marquette . . .
Marquette . . .
MadisonW. . .
MadisonW. . .
Marquette . . .
Marquette . . .
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
St. PaulW. . . .
Marquette . . .
Marquette . . .
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
St. PaulW. . . .
Marquette . . .
Marquette . . .
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
Marquette . . .
Marquette . . .
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
St. PaulW. . . .
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
Marquette . . .
Marquette . . .
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
Marquette . . .
Marquette . . .
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
Marquette . . .
Marquette . . .
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
Marquette . . .
Marquette . . .
Marquette . . .
Marquette . . .
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
MilwaukeeB. .
Madison . . . .
MilwaukeeB. .
MadisonB . . .
Green Bay . . .
W5 - 3
W7 - 1
W2 - 1
W 5 - 4*
L 2-8
L 5-9
W6 - 1
W7 - 2
L 3-7
W6 - 0
W6 - 1
L 2-6
W5 - 3
L 3-5
W4 - 2
W6 - 2
W6 - 2
W6 - 5
L 4-6
T 3 - 3*
W 2 - 1*
W5 - 4
T 2 - 2*
L 4 - 5*
W6 - 3
L 3-4
L 2-4
L 5 - 11
W 6 - 5*
L 3-4
W 10 - 1
W 4 - 3*
L 1-6
L 2-4
L 1-6
L 3 - 4*
L 2-5
L 1-4
W7 - 4
W6 - 4
L 3-6
W9 - 2
W 11 - 0
W5 - 4
L 2-5
L 2-5
W5 - 4
W4 - 2
W6 - 3
W4 - 3
W4 - 2
T 1 - 1*
T 5 - 5*
L 3-4
W5 - 4
W5 - 1
W4 - 3
W4 - 2
T 1 - 1*
W5 - 4
W5 - 2
W4 - 3
W4 - 1
L 1-4
W4 - 3
W4 - 3
W3 - 1
W5 - 1
W3 - 0
O-7-06
1-2-09
1-3-09
73 games
Green Bay . . .
Madison . . . .
Madison . . . .
............
T 3 - 3*
L 2-3
L 5 - 6*
304-247
NOTRE DAME
UW leads 40-18-7 (.669)
In Madison. . . . . . . . . . 21-8-2
In Notre Dame . . . . . . . 15-9-5
Neutral . . . . . . . . . . . 4-1-0
Playoffs . . . . . . . . . . . 3-0-1
Overtime . . . . . . . . . . . 1-0-1
Date
F-18-22
F-6-26
F-17-68
J-30-69
J-31-69
F-14-69
F-15-69
D-5-69
D-6-69
D-19-70
D-20-70
J-28-72
J-29-72
F-11-72
F-12-72
D-1-72
D-2-72
F-23-73
F-24-73
M-9-73
M-10-73
N-16-73
N-17-73
M-1-74
M-2-74
O-25-74
O-26-74
F-28-75
M-1-75
D-5-75
D-6-75
M-6-76
M-7-76
N-26-76
N-27-76
M-4-77
M-5-78
D-8-78
D-9-78
M-2-79
M-3-79
M-6-79
M-7-79
N-30-79
D-1-79
F-2-80
F-3-80
N-14-80
N-15-80
F-27-81
F-28-81
D-28-89
D-28-95
D-10-97
Site. . . . . . . Result
Notre Dame . L 0 - 3
Madison . . . . T 1 - 1
Madison . . . . W 16 - 2
Notre Dame . W 10 - 2
Milwaukee . . W 5 - 1
Madison . . . . W 10 - 2
Madison . . . . W 7 - 3
Madison . . . . W 5 - 1
Notre Dame . T 3 - 3*
Madison . . . . W 6 - 4
Madison . . . . W 5 - 1
Madison . . . . W 5 - 4*
Madison . . . . W 5 - 3
Notre DameW T 4 - 4*
Notre DameW W 4 - 3
Notre Dame . L 4-6
Madison . . . . W 4 - 3
Madison . . . . L 1 - 5
Madison . . . . W 5 - 4
Madison . . . . L 3 - 5
Madison . . . . W 5 - 3
Madison . . . . W 4 - 1
Madison . . . . L 1 - 4
Madison . . . . W 4 - 3
Madison . . . . W 12 - 1
Notre Dame . W 7 - 6*
Madison . . . . W 2 - 0
Madison . . . . W 7 - 3
Madisonw . . . W 11 - 5
Madisonw . . . W 5 - 2
Madison . . . . W 5 -2
Madison . . . . L 3 - 4
Madison . . . . L 4 - 5*
Madison . . . . W 4 - 0
MilwaukeeB . . W 9 - 3
MilwaukeeB . . L 2 - 3
Madison . . . . L 2 - 4
D-12-97 Notre Dame . W 3 - 2
O-3-98 Madison . . . . L 1 - 2
J-17-04 Madison . . . . T 2-2*
J-18-04 Madison . . . . L 1-3
J-21-05 South Bend . . W 2 - 0
J-22-05 Rosemont . . . W 2 - 0
O-12-07 Dayton . . . . . W 4 - 1
65 games . . . . . . . . . . . 308-188
OHIO STATE
UW leads 10-1-0 (.909)
In Madison. . . . . . . . . . .
In Columbus . . . . . . . . .
Neutral . . . . . . . . . . . .
Playoffs . . . . . . . . . . . .
Overtime . . . . . . . . . . . .
Date
F-5-65
J-8-66
F-10-67
D-28-67
F-22-68
D-27-68
J-25-69
J-29-69
M-26-04
F-11-06
O-13-07
11 games
3-0-0
3-0-0
4-1-0
1-0-0
1-0-0
Site . . . . . . . .Result
Madison . . . . W 11 - 4
Columbus . . . W 8 - 1
Minneapolis . W 11 - 2
Columbus . . . W 11 - 2
Madison . . . . W 10 - 2
Madison . . . . W 10 - 1
Columbus . . . W 5 - 0
AlbanyN . . . . . W 1 - 0*
Green BayFT . . W 4 - 2
Dayton . . . . . L 3 - 5
. . . . . . . . . . . . 84-20
RIT
UW leads 1-0-0 (1.000)
In Madison ...................... 0-0-0
In Rochester .................... 0-0-0
Neutral ............................ 1-0-0
Overtime ......................... 0-0-0
Playoffs ............................ 1-0-0
Date
A-8-10
1 game
Site . . . . . . . . Result
DetroitN . . . . . W 8 - 1
. . . . . . . . . . . . 8-1
ROBERT
MORRIS
UW leads 2-0-0 (1.000)
In Madison ...................... 2-0-0
In Bensenville ................. 0-0-0
Neutral ............................ 0-0-0
Overtime ......................... 0-0-0
Date
O-19-07
Site . . . . . . . . Result
Madison . . . . W 7 - 2
O-20-07 Madison . . . . W 8 - 2
2 games
. . . . . . . . . . . . 15-4
91
VERMONT
UW leads 3-1-0 (.750)
In Madison ...................... 2-0-0
In Burlington .................. 0-0-0
Neutral ............................ 1-0-0
Overtime ......................... 0-0-0
Playoffs ............................ 1-0-0
Date
O-18-74
O-19-74
D-28-96
M-26-10
1 game
Site . . . . . . . . Result
Madison . . . . W 6 - 5
Madison . . . . W 6 - 1
MilwaukeeBO . L 2 - 5
St. PaulN . . . . . W 3 - 2
. . . . . . . . . . . . 3-2
YALE
UW leads 7-2-2 (.727)
In Madison ...................... 6-1-2
Neutral ............................ 1-1-0
Playoffs ............................ 0-0-0
Date
D-28-73
D-29-73
D-28-80
D-29-80
N-23-84
N-24-84
N-28-86
D-27-91
D-27-98
D-31-05
J-3-10
11 games
Site . . . . . . . . Result
Madison . . . . W 10 - 4
Madison . . . . W 7 - 3
Madison . . . . W 10 - 5
Madison . . . . W 12 - 1
Madison . . . . W 7 - 6
Madison . . . . L 2 - 3
Madison . . . . W 5 - 1
MilwaukeeB. . W 6 - 1
MilwaukeeB. . L 2 - 4
MadisonB . . . T 1 - 1*
MadisonB . . . T 2 - 2*
. . . . . . . . . . . . 64 - 29
92
Team Records
Goals
Points
Season
Season
264
254
253
WCHA: 192
Opponent: 187
1976-77
1989-90
1981-82
1976-77
1975-76
Short-handed Goals
Season
702
673
670
WCHA: 502
Opponent: 477
1976-77
1981-82
1989-90
1976-77
1984-85
Game
Game
20
17
WCHA: 13
Opponent: 13
Windsor (10/16/81)
Western Michigan (1/5/68)
Michigan State (1/6/79)
St. Mary’s (11/29/63)
Period
9
Windsor (1st, 10/16/81)
8
Ohio University (2nd, 2/24/67)
8
Northeastern (1st, 1/3/71)
WCHA: 7
Michigan State (2nd, 1/6/79)
Opponent: 6 (six times)
MR: UND (12/2/89)
Goals Per Game
7.03
6.32
6.08
1967-68
1968-69
1966-67
Windsor (10/16/81)
Northern Michigan (11/17/89)
20
20
Air Force (3rd, 11/26/82)
Yale (1st, 12/28/80)
North Dakota (3rd, 2/29/80)
Windsor (10/16/81)
at Northern Michigan (11/17/89)
Michigan (2/5/77)
Game (both teams)
20
Windsor (10/16/81)
Season
439
420
416
WCHA: 310
Opponent: 304
1976-77
1981-82
1989-90
1976-77
1978-79
Game
26
22
22
22
WCHA: 22
Opponent: 20
Western Ontario (10/22/76)
Notre Dame (3/5/78)
Notre Dame (3/5/78)
Period
14
WCHA: 12
Power-play Goals
Western Ontario (3rd, 10/22/76)
93
72
72
66
WCHA: 70
Opponent: 67
1976-77•
1981-82
1989-90
1987-88
1976-77
1975-76
Game
7
6
6
Opponent: 6
Macalester (1/24/64)
Western Michigan (2/18/67)
Notre Dame (3/3/79)
Minnesota Duluth (3/3/84)
Period
5
Michigan Tech (2nd, 11/5/88)
4
Colorado College (1st, 1/14/06)
4
Clarkson (1st, 1/5/80)
Opp: 3 (seven times)
MR: Maine (3/1/86)
30
93
at Northern Michigan (11/17/89)
UW-Superior (2nd, 11/24/67)
Penalties
527
491
488
WCHA: 428
Opponent: 510
1991-92
1994-95
1993-94
1991-92
1994-95
25
24
23
Opponent: 25
1976-77
at North Dakota (12/10/94)
Michigan Tech (3/5/95)
Minnesota (2/20/87)
North Dakota (12/10/94)
Per Game
12.3
11.6
11.4
1991-92
1993-94
1994-95
Period
19
15
Opponent: 19
at North Dakota (1st, 12/10/94)
Colorado College (3rd, 12/7/91)
North Dakota (1st, 12/10/94)
Game (both teams)
50
Period (both teams)
38
Best PP Percentage/Season
39.1 % (93 goals in 238 attempts)
Game (both teams)
3
3
Game
Season
Assists
UW-Superior (11/24/67)•
at Minnesota Duluth (2/27/82)
at Minnesota Duluth (2/27/82)
Season
Game (both teams)
46
46
45
6
3
3
WCHA: 3
Period
Period
WCHA: 19
Opponent: 18
1982-83•
1981-82
1994-95
1981-82
1989-90
Game
46
35
WCHA: 35
Opponent: 31
20
15
14
WCHA: 11
Opponent: 14
at North Dakota (1st, 12/10/94)
Penalty Minutes
Season
Season
1,183
1,145
1,080
WCHA: 959
Opponent: 1,197
1991-92
1994-95
1993-94
1991-92
1994-95
Game
82
74
71
71
Opponent: 91
Minnesota Duluth (1/18/03)
Colorado College (2/20/93)
Alaska Anchorage (2/2/02)
Per Game
1991-92
1994-95
1993-94
Period
Alaska Anchorage (3rd, 2/2/02)
at Boston University (2nd, 1/6/89)
Minnesota Duluth (3rd, 1/18/03)
Game (both teams)
172
162
144
140
1,037
1,135
1,162
1,176
1,183
1,212
1,263
Opponent: 557
at Colorado College (2/20/93)
Alaska Anchorage (2/2/02)
Michigan Tech (3/4/95)
2002-03
1995-96
1996-97
1998-99
2001-02
2010-11
1997-98
1963-64
Game
11
12
13
Opponent: 11
27.5
26.6
25.7
66
59
48
45
Opp: 66
Goals-Against Average
Fewest Shots on Goal
vs. Alaska Anchorage (1/30/98)
at Alaska Anchorage (11/30/01)
at Minnesota (12/18/65)
Minnesota (2/7/92)
Boston University (1/2/83)
Highest/Season
4.92 (187 goals in 38 games)
4.70 (108/23)
4.58 (165/36)
WCHA: 4.87
1975-76
1964-65
1979-80
1979-80
Lowest/Season
2.16 (93/43)
2.20 (91/41)
2.58 (111/43)
2.63 (121/46)
2.66 (109/41)
2.79 (106/38)
2.79 (131/47)
WCHA: 2.12
2005–06
2003–04
2004–05
2009–10
1981–82
1999–00
1971–72
1981–82
2005–06
Period
0
1
Opponent: 0
Cornell (3rd, 3/19/70)
MR: vs. UAA (1st, 1/30/98)
Overtimes
Season
14 (record: 5-1-8)
11 (2-4-5)
10 (3-4-3)
9 (1-3-5)
9 (3-2-4)
9 (2-3-4)
WCHA: 10 (2-3-5)
2003-04
1988-89
1992-93
1973-74
2000-01
2002-03
1988-89
Period (both teams)
122
83
at UMass Lowell (3rd, 10/26/85)
Shutouts
Season
Most Shots on Goal
Season
1,937
1,898
1,894
1,832
1,796
1976-77
1981-82
1989-90
1982-83
1977-78
Opponent: 1,578
1976-77
Game
78
78
Opponent: 65
at Northeastern (1/3/71)
Period
33
33
Opponent: 27
at Notre Dame (1st, 1/31/69)
Colorado College (3rd, 11/27/72)
Minnesota (3rd, 11/29/80)
9
6
5
4
WCHA: 5
2005–06
1981-82, 2004-05
1968-69
1982-83, 1999-00, 2003-04
2005–06
Most Times/Season
5
3
WCHA: 4
2006–07
1997–98, 2001–02, 2009–10
2006–07
Goals-For Average
Highest/Season
6.32 (215/34)
6.08 (158/26)
WCHA: 6.00
1967-68
1968-69
1966-67
1976-77
Lowest/Season
WCHA: 2.11
2006–07
2002–03
1998-99
2003–04
2004–05
2001-02
2000-01
2006–07
94
Wins, Losses & Ties
All Games
8
7
Most Wins
Longest Unbeaten Streak
37
36
35
1976-77
1989-90
1981-82
Record: 37-7-1
36-9-1
35-11-1
Most Home Wins
22
22
20
20
20
1976-77
1981-82
1982-83
1987-88†
1989-90†
22-5-0
22-5-1
20-4-1
20-5-1
20-3-1
Most Road Wins
16
15
15
15
1989-90†
1976-77
1997-98
1999-2000
16-6-0
15-2-1
15-8-0
15-6-0
Best Winning Percentage
.833 (Record: 37-7-1)
.793 (36-9-1)
.768 (31-9-1)
1976-77
1989-90
1999-00
Best Home Winning Pct.
.950 (19-1-0)
.854 (20-3-1)†
.825 (16-3-1)
1972-73
1989-90
1999-00
Best Road Winning Pct.
.861 (15-2-1)
.750 (11-3-2)
.727 (16-6-0)
.714 (15-6-0)
1976-77
2005–06
1989-90
1999-00
Oct. 31, 1997 - Jan. 24, 1998
Feb. 4 - March 17, 2000*
15 (11-0-4)
14 (13-0-1)
14 (12-0-2)
10/24 - 12/27/03
10/16 - 11/28/81
10/21 - 12/3/05
Longest Road Losing Streak
Longest Home Win Streak
7
6
13
12
1998-99
1996-97, 2002–03
Longest Winless Streaks
Longest Road Win Streak
9
7
9
8
8
1996-97
1998-99, 1995-96
Long. Home Unbeaten Streak
Most Ties
16 (16-0-0)
15 (15-0-0)
8
11/10/72-2/17/73
10/19/85-2/1/86
Longest Road Unbeaten Streak
10 (10-0-0)
9 (7-0-2)
9 (9-0-0)
10/22/05-2/3/06
11/7/03-1/23/04
12/20/76-2/5/77
Most Losses
24 (12-24-2)
23 (13-23-4)
21 (15-21-2)
1975-76
2002-03
1996-97
Fewest Losses (min. 20 games)
7 (37-7-1)
9 (14-9-0)
9 (12-9-0)
9 (29-9-2)
9 (36-9-1)†
9 (31-9-1)
1976-77
1964-65
1965-66
1972-73
1989-90
1999-00
Fewest Home Losses
1 (19-1-0)
3 (20-3-1)†
3 (15-3-1)
3 (16-3-1)
3 (15-3-3)
1972-73
1989-90
1991-92
1999-00
2009–10
2003-04
Most Wins
26
23
23
1976-77
1985-86†
1999-2000
26-5-1
23-11-0
23-5-0
1987-88†
1985-86†
1972-73
1976-77
1991-92
15-5-0
14-2-0
13-1-0
13-3-0
13-2-1
1976-77
1999-2000
1977-78
13-2-1
12-2-0
10-5-1
20-0
17-0
15-1
16-2
14-0
vs. Windsor (10/16/81)
vs. W. Michigan (1/5/68)•
vs. W. Michigan (2/17/66)
vs. Notre Dame (2/17/68)
vs. Air Force (11/27/82)
Largest Road Wins
Largest Home Defeats
12-0
12-0
13-1
2-12
0-9
1-10
at Notre Dame (1/31/69)
at Ohio Univ. (2/22/69)
at UW-Superior (11/15/70)
vs. St. Mary’s (11/30/63)
vs. Minnesota (2/8/35)
vs. Minnesota (1932)
Longest Winning Streak
Largest Road Defeats
12
11
11
2-12
0-9
0-9
0-9
Jan. 14 - Feb. 19, 1977
Nov. 4 - Dec. 9, 1972
Dec. 4, 1982 - Jan. 21, 1983
Longest Home Win Streak
16
15
12
Nov. 10, 1972 - Feb. 17, 1973
Oct. 19, 1985 - Feb. 2, 1986†
Jan. 14 - Feb. 19, 1977*
at Marquette (1/18/29)
at Michigan St. (12/12/64)
at Minn.-Duluth (3/3/84)+
Longest Losing Streak
9
8
1926-27, ‘32-33, ‘96-97
1921-22
Longest Road Win Streak
Longest Home Losing Streak
10
9
9
7
Oct. 22, 2005 - Feb. 3, 2006
Nov. 20, 1976 - Feb. 5, 1977
1932-33
2002–03
1972-73
1970-71
1985-86
1991-92
2003-04
2 (13-2-1)
2 (12-2-0)
3 (9-3-2)
1976-77
1999-00
2005–06
0-9
3-11
1-8
1-8
4-11
3-10
3-10
1-8
1-8
1976-77
1999-00
1971-72
Best Home Winning Pct.
.929 (13-1-0)
.875 (14-2-0)†
.844 (13-2-1)
1972-73
1985-86
1991-92
Best Road Winning Pct.
.857 (12-2-0)
.844 (13-2-1)
.692 (9-4-0)
1999-00
1969-70
1981-82
at Minn.-Duluth (3-3-84)+
at Michigan (12/2/77)
at Michigan (11/2/74)
vs. N. Dakota (2/29/80)
vs. CC (3/8/81)+
at Denver (1/19/85)
vs. Denver (12/21/86)
at Michigan Tech (11/7/92)
Largest Home Defeats
1-8
4-11
1-8
3-10
1-8
vs. North Dakota (2/29/80)
vs. CC (3/8/81)+
vs. Minn.-Duluth (2/9/85)
vs. Denver (12/21/86)
Largest Road Defeat
Largest Road Wins
0-9
10-1
9-0
9-1
8-0
8-0
Longest Losing Streak
at North Dakota (3/13/82)*
at Colorado College (1/14/06)
at Michigan St. (11/20/76)
at Denver (1/14/83)
Largest Wins
12-1
12-1
11-0
vs. Notre Dame (3/5/78
vs. NMU (11/1/92)
Longest Winning Streak
12
9
9
Jan. 14, 1976 - Feb. 19, 1977
Nov. 4 - Dec. 9, 1972
Feb. 24 - April 1, 1990*
* — includes playoffs; • — game played in Milwaukee; + — playoff game; † — Hockey East games counted as league contests
9595
1 (13-1-0)
2 (10-2-0)
2 (14-2-0)†
2 (13-2-1)
2 (7-2-5)
Largest Defeats
vs. N. Michigan (11/1/92)
.828 (26-5-1)
.821 (23-5-0)
.714 (20-8-0)
vs. St. Mary’s (11/30/63)
at Marquette (1/18/29)
vs. Minnesota (1932)
1976-77
1999-00
12-1
12-1
11-0
Best Winning Percentage
2-12
2-12
0-9
1-10
0-9
0-9
5 (26-5-1)
5 (23-5-0)
Largest Home Wins
2 (15-2-1)
3 (11-3-2)
5 (9-5-1)
5 (10-5-2)
Largest Home Wins
Fewest Losses
Fewest Road Losses
Most Road Wins
13
12
10
1975-76
1979-80
Fewest Home Losses
Most Home Wins
15
14
13
13
13
11/7/03 - 1/9/04
19 (11-19-2)
18 (12-18-0)
Few. Road Losses (min. 14 gp)
Largest Defeats
Longest Unbeaten Streak
Most Losses
WCHA Games
20-0
17-0
15-1
16-2
14-0
1976-77
2005–06
1968-69
2003-04
Nov. 20, 1976 - Feb. 5, 1977
Oct. 22, 2005 - Feb. 3, 2006
Oct. 31, 1997 - Jan. 24, 1998
13 (8-0-5)
Largest Wins
vs. Windsor (10/16/81)
vs. W. Michigan (1/5/68)•
vs. W. Michigan (2/17/66)
vs. Air Force (11/27/82)
Oct. 19, 1985 - Feb. 2, 1986†
Nov. 11, 1972 - Feb. 17, 1973*
7
5
1996-97
1975-76, 2002–03
Longest Home Losing Streak
5
2002–03
Longest Road Losing Streak
6
5
1996-97, 2002–03
1972-73, 1975-76, 1979-80
1985-86, 1987-88† and 1997-98
Most Ties
7
2003-04
100-Point Scorers
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
12.
14.
15.
16.
18.
19.
20.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
32.
Player
Mike Eaves
Mark Johnson
Theran Welsh
Tony Granato
Scott Lecy
Ron Vincent
Doug Macdonald
Delbert DeHate
Les Grauer
Paul Houck
Paul Ranheim
John Johannson
Gary Shuchuk
Chris Tancill
Robert Poffenroth
Craig Norwich
Andrew Shier
Paul Houston
Dave Maley
Steve Alley
John Byce
Gary Winchester
Steve Reinprecht
Jason Zent
Peter Johnson
Barry Richter
Tim Thomas
Dave Lundeen
Kelly Fairchild
Murray Heatley
Steve Tuttle
Norm Cherrey
Years
1974-78
1976-79
1977-81
1983-87
1977-81
1978-82
1988-92
1966-70
1975-79
1981-85
1984-88
1980-84
1986-90
1986-90
1967-70
1974-77
1990-94
1981-85
1982-86
1972-77
1986-90
1970-74
1996-00
1990-94
1978-82
1989-93
1981-86
1973-77
1991-94
1968-71
1984-88
1969-73
GP
160
125
161
152
151
159
152
95
163
165
161
171
177
173
99
114
146
152
162
159
169
144
154
164
153
170
151
141
125
86
147
145
G
94
125
34
100
83
75
75
108
83
82
88
64
85
81
74
42
53
73
66
75
77
83
72
92
82
52
41
60
56
75
63
66
A
173
131
194
120
127
131
114
80
98
95
89
112
91
92
95
126
115
94
100
90
88
80
90
68
77
104
113
81
83
62
74
67
Pts
267
256
228
220
210
206
189
188
181
177
177
176
176
173
169
168
168
167
166
165
165
163
162
160
159
156
154
141
139
137
137
133
34.
35.
36.
39.
40.
41.
44.
45.
46.
48.
49.
51.
53.
54.
56.
57.
59.
60.
61.
64.
66.
Player
Dean Talafous
John Taft
Jim Johannson
Sean Hill
Blaine Moore
Tom Ulseth
Marty Wiitala
John Newberry
James Boyd
Pat Ford
Max Williams
Michael Davies
Joe Bianchi
Robbie Earl
Dustin Kuk
Paul Stanton
Bruce Driver
Blake Geoffrion
Dany Heatley
Norm McIntosh
James Young
Max Bentley
Ryan MacMurchy
Todd Lecy
Pat Flatley
Rob Romanchuk
Jamie Spencer
Rob Andringa
James Johnston
Dennis Olmstead
Bob Suter
Joe Pavelski
Ted Pearson
Timothy Dool
Brian Rafalski
Mike Strobel
Robert Lundeen
Years
1971-74
1972-77
1982-86
1988-91
1990-94
1974-78
1982-86
1980-82
1968-71
1984-88
1992-96
2006–10
1994-98
2003–06
1996-00
1985-89
1980-83
2006–10
1999-01
1974-78
1969-72
1969-73
2002–06
1979-83
1981-83
1975-79
1991-95
1987-91
1969-73
1972-74
1975-79
2004–06
1980-84
1969-73
1991-95
1991-96
1971-75
GP
111
156
148
124
141
160
163
78
101
155
148
155
157
125
148
167
127
147
77
158
104
120
164
149
76
162
143
179
144
75
157
84
154
140
150
155
143
G
48
36
63
35
57
56
46
68
60
48
65
54
54
58
46
25
28
55
52
27
55
50
44
50
42
54
46
16
52
45
27
39
40
46
20
49
35
A
85
95
67
94
72
73
82
59
66
78
61
69
68
63
75
90
86
59
61
86
56
60
66
57
64
52
59
88
51
58
76
62
61
54
80
51
65
Pts
133
131
130
129
129
129
128
127
126
126
126
123
122
121
121
115
114
114
113
113
111
110
110
107
106
106
105
104
103
103
103
101
101
100
100
100
100
Scoring Streaks
Point Scoring Streaks
Player
GP
Mike Eaves
21
Mark Johnson
17
John Johannson
16
Chris Tancill
15
Scott Lecy
15
Tony Granato
14
John Byce
14
Craig Norwich
14
Craig Norwich
14
Paul Houston
13
Paul Stanton
13
Mark Johnson
13
Mark Johnson
12
Joe Pavelski
12
David Hukalo
12
Steve Reinprecht
12
Dustin Kuk
12
Dates
11/12/77-2/3/78
10/29/77-1/7/78
2/4-3/26/83
1/6-2/24/90
12/6/80-2/7/81
11/15/86-1/9/87
1/2-2/16/90
10/15-12/4/76
12/11/76-2/11/77
1/5-2/16/85
10/23-12/4/87
12/8/78-2/2/79
10/20-11/25/78
2/3-3/17/06
2/10-3/18/00
2/10-3/18/00
11/6-12/31/98
Totals (G-A=P)
17-31=48 (18-30=48)
20-21=41
9-15=24
19-10=29
11-23=34
13-24=37
12-31=33
4-24=28
8-24=32
10-10=20
4-15=19
14-20=34
15-17=32
6-11=17
6-12=18
9-10=19
3-13=16
Tim Thomas
11
12/28/84-2/1/85
Gary Shuchuk
11
12/9/89-1/23/90
Tom Sagissor
11
11/3-12/2/89
Tyler Barnes
11
10/8-11/12/11
Jim Johannson
11
10/29-12/2/83
Bob Poffenroth
11
11/22-12/28/67
Justin Schultz
10
10/8-11/11/11
Chris Chelios
10
11/6-12/4/81
Does not include streaks prior to 1976–77.
Goal Scoring Streaks
Player
GP
Steve Alley
9
John Byce
9
Jason Zent
8
Bert DeHate
8
Mark Johnson
8*
Pat Flatley
8
Dates
10/15-11/19/76
1/6-2/3/90
11/30/91-1/10/92
12/30/67-1/27/68
3/4-25/78
10/22-11/12/82
7-17=24
13-10=23
9-13=22
6-7=13
9-12=21
14-13=27
4-12=16
2-16=18
Total
10
11
11
15
10
11
96
Points
YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS
Year
1963-64
1964-65
1965-66
1966-67
1967-68
1968-69
1969-70
1970-71
1971-72
1972-73
1973-74
1974-75
1975-76
1976-77
1977-78
1978-79
1979-80
1980-81
1981-82
1982-83
1983-84
1984-85
1985-86
1986-87
1987-88
1988-89
1989-90
1990-91
1991-92
Season
All Games
Name
Mark Johnson (‘78-79)
Mike Eaves (‘77-78)
Craig Norwich (‘76-77)
Gary Shuchuk (‘89-90)
8. Bert DeHate (‘67-68)
9. Scott Lecy (‘80-81)
10. Tony Granato (‘86-87)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
GP
40
43
42
44
45
43
45
31
42
42
G
41
31
48
18
28
36
41
47
26
28
A
49
58
38
65
53
44
39
30
49
45
Pts
90
89
86
83
81
80
80
77
75
73
Avg.
2.25
2.07
2.05
1.89
1.80
1.86
1.78
2.48
1.79
1.74
GP
32
31
31
31
35
30
32
34
34
35
32
32
G
25
39
28
14
25
24
20
26
16
23
15
14
A
45
31
41
49
37
33
37
29
36
29
37
38
Pts
70
70
69
63
62
57
57
55
52
52
52
52
Avg.
2.19
2.26
2.23
2.03
1.77
1.90
1.78
1.62
1.53
1.49
1.63
1.63
GP
160
125
161
152
151
159
152
95
163
165
161
G
94
125
34
100
83
75
75
108
83
82
88
A
173
131
194
120
127
131
114
80
98
95
89
Pts
267
256
228
220
210
206
189
188
181
177
177
Avg.
1.67
2.05
1.42
1.45
1.39
1.30
1.24
1.98
1.11
1.07
1.10
GP
124
92
122
121
113
131
113
89
124
109
G
72
91
85
26
63
68
57
33
64
38
A
134
105
99
147
91
77
87
100
68
93
Pts
206
196
184
173
154
145
144
133
132
131
Avg.
1.66
2.13
1.51
1.43
1.36
1.11
1.27
1.49
1.06
1.20
WCHA Games
Name
1. Mike Eaves (‘77-78)
3. Mark Johnson (‘78-79)
4. Craig Norwich (‘76-77)
9. Dave Maley (‘85-86)
Steve Tuttle (‘87-88)
Kelly Fairchild (‘93-94)
Andrew Shier (‘93-94)
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2002–03
2003–04
2004–05
2005–06
2006–07
2007–08
2008–09
2009–10
2010–11
Career
All Games
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Name
Theran Welsh (‘77-81)
Tony Granato (‘83-87)
Scott Lecy (‘77-81)
Ron Vincent (‘78-82)
Doug Macdonald (‘88-92)
Bert DeHate (‘66-70)
Les Grauer (‘75-79)
Paul Houck (‘81-85)
Paul Ranheim (‘84-88)
WCHA Games
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Name
GP
12
22
21
26
31
34
34
34
38
40
35
38
34
44
43
40
36
42
39
47
38
42
42
42
45
42
42
37
33
43
41
42
43
40
35
41
38
37
39
38
40
42
41
43
40
36
40
41
41
G
16
27
13
12
47
36
19
19
25
23
22
17
18
18
31
41
7
26
38
38
25
33
20
28
27
27
41
19
16
27
22
20
26
17
17
19
16
26
24
14
19
16
16
23
9
11
7
12
18
A
18
22
14
28
30
25
32
30
27
32
26
37
25
65
58
49
51
49
27
33
23
34
40
45
39
28
39
32
28
17
36
44
26
28
19
24
17
40
33
20
8
20
29
33
20
24
30
42
29
Pts.
34
49
27
40
77
61
51
49
52
55
48
54
43
83
89
90 *
58
75
65
71
48
67
60
73
66
55
80
51
44
44
58
64
52
45
36
43
33
66
57
34
27
36
45
56
29
35
37
54
47
*—Wisconsin Record
Most Points In A Game
8
8
8
Tom French (4-4=8) vs. Illinois Club (12/13/63)
Ron Leszczynski (4-4=8) vs. Illinois Club (12/13/63)
Bert DeHate (5-3=8) vs. Ohio University (2/24/67)
Most Points In A Period
5
5
4
97
Name
Ron Leszczynski, W
Ray Clegg, W
Chuck Kennedy, C
Don Addison, D
Bert DeHate, C
Bert DeHate, C
Bob Poffenroth, C
Jim Boyd, C
Gary Winchester, C
Dennis Olmstead, C
Dennis Olmstead, C
Mike Eaves, C
Mike Eaves, C
Craig Norwich, D
Mike Eaves, C
Mark Johnson, C
Theran Welsh, D
Scott Lecy, C
John Newberry, C
Paul Houck, LW
Paul Houston, C
Tony Granato, C-W
Dave Maley, W
Tony Granato, C-W
Steve Tuttle, RW
John Byce, RW
Gary Shuchuk, C
Sean Hill, D
Doug Macdonald, C
Jason Zent, LW
Andrew Shier, RW
Kelly Fairchild, C
Max Williams, C
Shawn Carter, W-C
Brad Englehart, C-W
Steve Reinprecht, C
Steve Reinprecht, C
Steve Reinprecht, C
Dany Heatley, C-W
Brad Winchester, W
Rene Bourque, W
Rene Bourque, W
Joe Pavelski, C
Joe Pavelski, C
Andrew Joudrey, C
Kyle Turris, C
Jamie McBain, D
Derek Stepan, C
Justin Schultz, D
Bob Suter (2nd) vs. Denver (2/3/79)
Brian Mullen (2nd) at North Dakota (3/13/82)
12 times: most recently by Joe Pavelski/Tom Gilbert (1st) vs. CC (1/14/06)
Goals
Season
Career
All Games
1.
2.
3.
5.
6.
8.
Name
Chris Tancill (‘89-90)
John Newberry (‘81-82)
All Games
GP
42
31
40
45
45
39
47
34
43
44
G
48
47
41
41
39
38
38
36
36
36
GP
31
31
25
34
34
32
27
35
28
30
G
39
28
27
26
26
25
25
25
25
24
WCHA Games
Name
3. Steve Tuttle (‘86-87)
Year
1963-64
1964-65
1965-66
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
1966-67
Name
Jason Zent (‘90-94)
Gary Winchester (‘70-74)
GP
125
95
152
160
164
161
177
114
163
151
G
125
108
100
94
92
88
85
83
83
83
GP
92
122
124
131
124
124
113
113
132
127
G
91
85
72
68
67
64
63
57
57
56
WCHA Games
Name
10. Chris Tancill (‘86-90)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Most Goals In A Period
Only one player in UW history has ever scored four goals in a period.
Mark Fitzgerald tallied four times in the second period in 1967, a feat
that has not been equalled or bettered in nearly 35 years.
4
3
Mark Fitzgerald (2nd) vs. Ohio University (2/24/67)
16 times: most recently by John Byce (2nd) vs. Michigan Tech (11/5/88)
Most Goals In A Game
The Badger record for most goals in a game is five, held by three different players. It has been over 24 years since the feat was last accomplished, by Mark Johnson during the 1977-78 season.
5
5
5
Bert DeHate vs. Ohio University (2/24/67)
Mike Meeker vs. Michigan Tech (10/29/77)
Mark Johnson vs. Michigan Tech (1/27/78)
1967-68
1968-69
1969-70
1970-71
1971-72
1972-73
1973-74
1974-75
1975-76
1976-77
1977-78
1978-79
1979-80
1980-81
1981-82
1982-83
1983-84
1984-85
1985-86
1986-87
1987-88
1988-89
1989-90
1990-91
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2002–03
2003–04
2004–05
2005–06
2006–07
2007–08
2008–09
The Fastest...
Goal to Start a Game
Gary Winchester (1/20/73) and Steve Reinprecht (2/5/99)
Opp: Ryan Stoa, Minnesota (10/25/08)
Goal to Start a Period
Ron Vincent, 2nd (1/26/80)
Two Goals
Bob Suter/Rod Romanchuck, Denver (2/3/79)
Tony Granato/Jim Johannson, UMass-Lowell (10/27/85)
2009–10
2010–11
:09
:06
:05
:06
:06
Name
Ron Leszczynski, W
Ray Clegg, W
Chuck Kennedy, C
Tom Obrodovich, W
Jim Petruzates, W
Tom Obrodovich, W
Bert DeHate, C
Bert DeHate, C
Murray Heatley, W
Norm Cherrey, W
Murray Heatley, W
Jim Young, W
Gary Winchester, C
Norm Cherrey, W
Dennis Olmstead, C
Steve Alley, W
Mike Eaves, C
Mark Johnson, C
Mark Johnson, C
Mark Johnson, C
Ron Vincent, W
John Newberry, C
Peter Johnson, W
John Newberry, C
Paul Houck, W
Paul Houston, C
Tony Granato, C-W
Tony Granato, C-W
Steve Tuttle, W
Paul Ranheim, W
John Byce, W-C
Gary Shuchuk, C
Doug Macdonald, C
Jason Zent, W
Dan Plante, W
Jason Zent, W
Blaine Moore, C
Max Williams, C
Max Williams, C
Brad Englehart, C-W
Steve Reinprecht, C
Steve Reinprecht, C
Dany Heatley, W
Dany Heatley, C-W
Matt Hussey, W
Rene Bourque, W
Rene Bourque, W
Robbie Earl, W
Robbie Earl, W
Jake Dowell, W
Michael Davies, W
Ben Street, W
Blake Geoffrion, C
John Mitchell, W
Blake Geoffrion, C
Craig Smith, C
GP
12
22
21
21
26
26
31
34
32
34
24
36
40
39
35
38
34
43
42
40
35
39
42
39
47
38
42
33
42
44
42
45
31
43
42
40
37
43
37
35
41
38
38
39
39
40
42
41
42
41
39
40
35
40
40
41
Goals
16
27
13
13
23
23
47
36
25
21
21
26
24
24
22
23
18
36
48 *
41
24
30
30
38
38
25
33
25
31
36
27
41
20
27
26
26
21
26
21
17
19
16
28
24
18
19
16
20
24
19
13
13
15
15
28
19
Two Goals/One Player
Steve Alley, Michigan State (1/29/77)
Three Goals
Max Williams/Troy Howard/Rick Enrico, UMD (2/3/96)
7:33/7:43/6:00 of 3rd
:10
:27
98
Assists
Season
Career
All Games
All Games
Name
Tim Thomas (‘84-85)
9. Theran Welsh (‘77-78)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
GP
44
43
41
45
36
42
40
40
43
36
42
42
A
65
58
54
53
51
50
49
49
45
45
45
45
GP
31
32
30
31
34
32
32
32
32
35
32
A
49
45
42
41
39
38
38
37
37
37
37
WCHA Games
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
8.
Name
Kelly Fairchild (‘93-94)
Name
8. Andrew Shier (‘90-94)
9. Doug Macdonald (‘88-92)
10. Tim Thomas (‘81-86)
GP
161
160
125
159
151
114
152
146
152
151
A
194
173
131
131
127
126
120
115
114
113
1973-74
1974-75
1975-76
WCHA Games
Name
6. Andrew Shier (‘90-94)
8. Ron Vincent (‘78-82)
9. Tim Thomas (‘81-86)
10. Paul Ranheim (‘84-88)
GP
121
124
92
89
122
109
113
113
111
131
A
147
134
105
100
99
93
91
87
83
77
Most Assists In A Period
Only three players in UW history have been credited with assisting on
four goals in the same period. That feat was last repeated in the 2005–06
season.
4
4
4
3
Don Addison (1st) vs. St. Mary’s (1/6/67)
Bob Suter (2nd) vs. Denver (2/3/79)
Joe Pavelski (1st) vs. Colorado College (1/14/06)
22 times: most recently by Brendan Smith vs. RIT (4/8/10)
Most Assists In A Game
During the 1967-68 season, Mark Fitzgerald set the UW record scoring six
assists in one game.
6
5
Mark Fitzgerald at Lake Forest (2/13/68)
17 times: most recently by Brendan Smith vs. RIT (4/8/10)
Year
1963-64
1964-65
1965-66
1966-67
1967-68
1968-69
1969-70
1970-71
1971-72
1972-73
1976-77
1977-78
1978-79
1979-80
1980-81
1981-82
1982-83
1983-84
1984-85
1985-86
1986-87
1987-88
1988-89
1989-90
1990-91
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2002–03
2003–04
2004–05
2005–06
2006–07
2007–08
2008–09
2009–10
2010–11
Name
Ron Leszczynski, W
Ron Leszczynski, W
Chuck Kennedy, C
Don Addison, D
Bob Poffenroth, C
Bob Poffenroth, C
Bob Poffenroth, C
Jim Boyd, C
Gary Winchester, C
Dennis Olmstead, C
Dean Talafous, C-W
Dean Talafous, C-W
Mike Eaves, C
Craig Norwich, D
Norm McIntosh, D
Craig Norwich, D
Mike Eaves, C
Theran Welsh, D
Theran Welsh, D
Scott Lecy, C
Chris Chelios, D
Ron Vincent, W
Pat Flatley, W
Jan-Ake Danielson, D
Tim Thomas, D
Dave Maley, W
Tony Granato, C-W
Steve Tuttle, W
Paul Stanton, D
John Byce, C-W
Sean Hill, D
Barry Richter, D
Andrew Shier, W
Andrew Shier, W
Maco Balkovec, D
Brian Rafalski, D
Shawn Carter, W-C
Brad Englehart, C-W
Craig Anderson, D
Dustin Kuk, W
Steve Reinprecht, C
Dany Heatley, C-W
Kent Davyduke, C
Ryan MacMurchy, W
Rene Bourque, W
Joe Pavelski, C
Joe Pavelski, C
Andrew Joudrey, C
Kyle Turris, C
Jamie McBain, D
Derek Stepan, C
Justin Schultz, D
99
GP
12
23
21
26
31
34
34
34
38
40
40
34
38
32
37
44
43
41
36
42
43
47
43
38
42
42
42
45
45
46
37
43
41
42
41
43
40
35
41
37
37
39
35
39
42
41
43
40
36
40
41
21
Assists
18
29
14
28
34
29
32
30
27
32
32
29
37
27
27
65 *
58
54
51
49
43
43
44
36
50
40
45
39
29
44
32
29
36
45
34
34
28
19
30
22
40
33
25
14
20
29
33
20
24
30
42
29
Game-winning Goals
Season
Career
All Games
Name
1. John Newberry (‘81-82)
2. Steve Alley (‘76-77)
4. Jim Young (‘71-72)
9. seven tied with
MR: Dany Heatley (‘00-01)
All Games
GP
38
45
42
36
40
47
44
31
39
GWG
10
9
9
8
8
8
8
7
6
6
Name
2. Chris Tancill (‘86-90)
Steve Reinprecht (‘96-00)
Paul Ranheim(‘84-88)
D. Macdonald (‘88-92)
Joe Bianchi (‘94-98)
GP
125
173
164
95
152
78
154
159
161
152
157
GWG
20
16
16
15
15
15
15
14
14
14
14
GP
92
122
131
113
48
124
111
127
102
120
GWG
16
13
12
12
11
11
10
10
10
10
WCHA Games
WCHA Games
Name
Dave Lundeen (‘76-77)
Jim Young (‘71-72)
Dany Heatley (‘99-00)
Craig Smith (’10-11)
GP
31
21
31
31
26
32
27
33
28
28
GWG
7
7
6
6
6
5
5
5
5
5
Name
3. Paul Ranheim (‘84-88)
Steve Reinprecht (‘96-00)
5. John Newberry (‘80-82)
7. Dave Lundeen (‘73-77)
The Hat Trick
There have been 189 hat tricks in UW history, including 158 three-goal,
27 four-goal and three five-goal ‘tricks’. Listed below are the most recent
players to record a three-, four- or five-goal game.
Three goals
Justin Schultz tallied three times in Wisconsin’s 4-1 victory over Michigan
State on Nov. 27, 2010 at the Kohl Center. It marked the first hat trick for
a Badger defenseman since 1992.
Four goals
Ryan MacMurchy was the last player to score four goals in a game. On
Jan. 8, 2005, MacMurchy scored all four Wisconsin goals in a 4-2 victory
at St. Cloud State.
Five goals
Badger women’s hockey coach Mark Johnson is one of only three players
in UW history to score five goals in one game. On Jan. 27, 1978, Johnson
hit the back of the net five times in a 10-2 win over Michigan Tech in
Madison. (Bert DeHate, 2/24/67 and Mike Meeker, 10/29/77 previously
accomplished the feat.)
Natural hat trick
Only seven players have notched a natural hat trick by recording three
consecutive goals in a game. The most-recent Badger to accomplish a natural hat trick was Dany Heatley at Alaska Anchorage on Feb. 19, 2000. He
scored the first three goals in a 5-0 win by the Badgers.
Year
1963-64
1964-65
1965-66
1966-67
1967-68
1968-69
1969-70
1970-71
1971-72
1972-73
1973-74
1974-75
1975-76
1976-77
1977-78
1978-79
1979-80
1980-81
1981-82
1982-83
1983-84
1984-85
1985-86
1986-87
1987-88
1988-89
1989-90
1990-91
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2002–03
2003–04
2004–05
2005–06
2006–07
2007–08
2008–09
2009–10
2010–11
Name
Chan Young, W
Ray Clegg, W
Tom Obrodovich, W
Jim Petruzates, W-C
Bert DeHate, C
Bert DeHate, C
Murray Heatley, W
four tied with
Jim Young, W
Lloyd Bentley, C
Dean Talafous, W
Dean Talafous, W
Steve Alley, C
Norm McIntosh, D
Mike Eaves, C
Rod Romanchuk, W
Steve Alley, C
Mark Johnson, C
Mark Johnson, C
Chuck Durocher, W
Ron Griffin, W
John Newberry, W
John Newberry, W
Paul Houck, W
Paul Houston, C
John Johannson, C
Tony Granato, C-W
Tony Granato, C-W
Paul Ranheim, W
Steve Tuttle, W
Chris Tancill, W
Doug Macdonald, C
Chris Tancill, W
Doug Macdonald, C
Jason Zent, W
Jason Zent, W
Jamie Spencer, W
Mike Strobel, W
Rick Enrico, W
Joe Bianchi, C
Joe Bianchi, C
Steve Reinprecht, C
Steve Reinprecht, C
Dany Heatley, W
Dany Heatley, C-W
Brad Winchester, W
Andy Wheeler, W
Rene Bourque, W
Rene Bourque, W
Ryan MacMurchy, W
Robbie Earl, W
Adam Burish, W
Robbie Earl, W
Joe Pavelski, C
Matthew Ford, W
Jake Dowell, W
Ben Street, W
John Mitchell, W
Blake Geoffrion, C
Brendan Smith, D
Craig Smith, C
GWG
2
4
3
4
7
6
6
3
8
5
5
3
3
3
2
2
9
9
8
3
3
5
10*
8
3
3
6
5
6
5
8
5
5
4
5
6
4
6
4
4
5
5
4
6
6
3
3
4
3
3
3
5
5
6
3
3
4
4
4
4
5
100
Power-play Goals
Season
Career
All Games
1.
4.
6.
9.
11.
Name
Peter Johnson (‘80-81)
Peter Johnson (‘81-82)
Blake Geoffrion (‘09-10)
Doug Macdonald (‘88-89)
Ron Griffin (‘79-80)
All Games
GP
43
42
45
42
44
35
44
41
47
44
36
33
PPG
17
17
17
16
16
15
15
15
14
14
13
13
1.
3.
5.
8.
Name
4. Peter Johnson (‘78-82)
8. Les Grauer (‘75-79)
9. Blake Geoffrion (’06-’10)
10. Paul Houck (‘81-85)
GP
31
34
30
26
32
35
31
30
32
28
25
PPG
14
14
13
13
12
12
12
11
11
11
11
Name
Barry Richter (‘89-93)
Blake Geoffrion (’06-’10)
10. Steve Tuttle (‘84-88)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Most Power-play Goals In A Game
3
3
3
3
3
3
GP
125
160
115
153
173
152
152
163
147
165
PPG
47
40
37
35
35
33
33
31
30
29
GP
92
124
113
122
127
131
124
123
101
118
89
PPG
33
31
28
27
26
25
23
23
23
22
21
WCHA Games
WCHA Games
Name
John Byce (‘88-89)
Blake Geoffrion (‘09-10)
Lloyd Bentley vs. Michigan State (2/10/73)
Les Grauer vs. Minnesota (1/20/79)
Scott Lecy vs. Notre Dame (3/3/79)
Steve Tuttle vs. Boston University (1/2/87)
John Byce vs. Michigan Tech (11/5/88)
Blake Geoffrion vs. Michigan Tech (12/4/09)
Year
1963-64
1964-65
1965-66
1966-67
1967-68
1968-69
1969-70
1970-71
1971-72
1972-73
1973-74
1974-75
1975-76
1976-77
1977-78
1978-79
1979-80
1980-81
1981-82
1982-83
1983-84
1984-85
1985-86
1986-87
1987-88
1988-89
1989-90
1990-91
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2002–03
2003–04
2004–05
2005–06
2006–07
2007–08
2008–09
2009–10
2010–11
Name
Tom French, W
Chan Young, W-C
Ray Clegg, W
Don Addison, D
Jeff Carlson, C-W
Tom Obrodovich, W
Bob Poffenroth, C
John Jagger, D
Bob Poffenroth, C
Murray Heatley, W
Jim Young, W
Lloyd Bentley, C
Dave Olmstead, C
Don DePrez, W
Craig Norwich, D
Mark Johnson, C
Mark Johnson, C
Scott Lecy, C
Ron Griffin, D
Peter Johnson, W
Peter Johnson, W
Paul Houck, W
Paul Houston, C
Tony Granato, C-W
Tony Granato, C-W
Paul Ranheim, W
Paul Ranheim, W
Doug Macdonald, C
Chris Tancill, C-W
Barry Richter, D
Jason Zent, LW
Barry Richter, D
Blaine Moore, C-W
Mike Strobel, W
Mickey Elick, D
Mike Strobel, W
Darren Haley, W
Craig Anderson, D
Joe Bianchi, C
Steve Reinprecht, C
Dany Heatley, W
Dany Heatley, C-W
Brad Winchester, W
Rene Bourque, W
Robbie Earl, W
Jake Dowell, C
Joe Pavelski, C
Joe Pavelski, C
Jake Dowell, W
Michael Davies, W
Blake Geoffrion, C
Blake Geoffrion, C
Jordy Murray, W
* — Wisconsin Record
101
PPG
4
4
8
3
3
8
6
7
6
7
6
10
8
12
10
17 *
16
15
13
17 *
16
14
9
13
7
12
15
14
17 *
9
11
9
9
10
8
8
5
8
8
5
8
10
5
7
6
6
6
11
8
7
10
15
12
Short-handed Goals
Season
Career
All Games
All Games
Name
1. Norm Cherrey (‘72-73)
2. Brian Mullen (‘81-82)
5. Rod Romanchuk (‘77-78)
Chuck Durocher (‘79-80)
Kurt Semandel (‘88-89)
Adam Burish (‘04-05)
9. 13 players
MR: Derek Stepan (‘08-09)
GP
39
32
47
45
43
36
39
41
40
SHG
6
5
5
5
4
4
4
4
3
3
GP
28
35
32
30
29
22
30
32
28
19
26
31
37
37
28
SHG
6
5
4
4
4
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
1.
2.
3.
6.
GP
145
171
71
145
147
157
101
162
160
165
141
SHG
9
9
8
8
8
8
7
7
7
7
7
GP
92
102
160
47
81
120
133
124
52
110
124
SHG
7
7
7
6
5
5
5
4
4
4
4
WCHA Games
WCHA Games
Name
Norm Cherrey (‘72-73)
Rod Romanchuk (‘77-78)
Chuck Durocher (‘79-80)
James Boyd (‘70-71)
Bob Lundeen (‘74-75)
Brian Mullen (‘80-81)
Brian Mullen (‘81-82)
Chris Chelios (‘82-83)
Andy Wheeler (‘01-02)
Name
1. Norm Cherrey (‘69-73)
John Johannson (‘80-84)
7. James Boyd (‘68-71)
Rod Romanchuk (‘75-79)
Blaine Moore (‘90-94)
Name
1. Adam Burish (‘02-06)
Norm Cherrey (‘69-73)
Andy Wheeler (‘97-01)
8. Les Grauer (‘75-79)
Chris Chelios (‘81-83)
John Byce (‘86-90)
Most Short-handed Goals In A Game
It’s been over 25 years since Norm Cherrey set the UW record for most
shorthanded goals in a game.
3
Norm Cherrey vs. Minnesota-Duluth (2/17/73)
Most Short-handed Goals In A Period
Cherrey also shares the Badger mark for short-handed goals in a period,
while Derek Stepan is the lone Badger to have two short-handed goals
on the same penalty kill.
2
2
2
Norm Cherrey (2nd) vs. Minnesota-Duluth (2/17/73)
Dan Gorowsky (2nd) vs. New Hampshire (12/30/78)
Derek Stepan (2nd) vs. North Dakota (3/7/09)
Year
1963-64
1964-65
1965-66
1966-67
1967-68
1968-69
1969-70
1970-71
1971-72
1972-73
1973-74
1974-75
1975-76
1976-77
1977-78
1978-79
1979-80
1980-81
1981-82
1982-83
1983-84
1984-85
1985-86
1986-87
1987-88
1988-89
1989-90
1990-91
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2002–03
2003–04
2004–05
2005–06
2006–07
2007–08
2008–09
2009–10
Name
John Russo, D
Don Addison, D
John Russo, D
Jim Petruzates, W-C
Bert DeHate, C
Jim Boyd, C
two players with
Jim Boyd, C
five players with
Norm Cherrey, W
three players with
Bob Lundeen, D
Mike Eaves, C
two players with
Rod Romanchuk, W
two players with
Chuck Durocher, W
two players with
Brian Mullen, W
Paul Houck, W
John Johannson, C
Paul Houston, C
two players with
three players with
Steve Tuttle, W
Kurt Semandel, W
two players with
Don Granato, C-W
three players with
two players with
two players with
Joe Bianchi, C
four players with
Joe Bianchi, C
four players with
two players with
Andy Wheeler, W
Matt Murray, C
Andy Wheeler, W
three players with
Adam Burish, C
Adam Burish, W
Adam Burish, W
Joe Pavelski, C
five players with
Kyle Turris, C
Ryan McDonagh, D
Derek Stepan, C/W
Aaron Bendickson, C
Jake Gardiner, D
2010–11
four players with
SHG
2
2
2
2
3
3
1
3
1
6*
1
3
2
2
4
2
4
3
5
5
2
3
2
2
5
4
2
2
2
3
2
3
1
3
1
1
2
3
3
1
2
4
2
2
1
1
1
3
2
2
1
102
Penalties
Season
Career
All Games
1.
4.
6.
7.
Name
Dan Plante (‘92-93)
Gary Suter (‘85-86)
Chris Tok (‘94-95)
Sean Hill (‘90-91)
Dave Maley (‘85-86)
Garry Bunz (‘86-87)
Paul Stanton (‘88-89)
All Games
GP
42
43
42
39
43
37
42
35
45
40
Pen
56
56
56
55
55
53
52
52
52
52
GP
31
33
32
34
26
32
32
34
32
34
34
35
Pen
48
48
46
45
43
43
43
42
42
40
40
40
WCHA Games
Name
1. Gary Suter (‘84-85)
3. Jason Zent (‘93-94)
5. Sean Hill (‘90-91)
8. Shaun Sabol (‘86-87)
10. Tim Thomas (‘85-86)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
7.
8.
9.
Name
Bob Suter (‘75-79)
Alex Brooks (‘97-01)
Ryan MacMurchy (‘02-06)
Tom Sagissor (‘86-90)
GP
164
157
159
177
144
164
162
115
162
167
Pen
179
177
144
143
141
141
135
133
132
132
GP
124
122
132
115
133
121
103
85
110
87
Pen
140
139
113
105
105
104
103
100
99
98
WCHA Games
Name
Bob Suter (‘75-79)
6. Tom Sagissor (‘86-90)
7. Maco Balkovec (‘91-95)
8. Dan Plante (‘90-93)
9. Ryan MacMurchy (‘02-06)
10. Sean Hill (‘88-91)
1.
2.
3.
4.
Most Penalties In A Period
5
5
4
Gary Suter (3rd) at Maine (12/7/84)
Tom Sagissor (3rd) vs. Colorado College (2/10/90)
four times: most recently by Andy Wozniewski (3rd) vs. Ferris State (12/28/03)
Most Penalties In A Game
7
6
6
Don Addison vs. UW-Superior (11/25/66)
Bob Suter at North Dakota (11/17/78)
Tom Sagissor vs. Colorado College (2/10/90)
Year
1963-64
1964-65
1965-66
1966-67
1967-68
1968-69
1969-70
1970-71
1971-72
1972-73
1973-74
1974-75
1975-76
1976-77
1977-78
1978-79
1979-80
1980-81
1981-82
1982-83
1983-84
1984-85
1985-86
1986-87
1987-88
1988-89
1989-90
1990-91
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2002–03
2003–04
2004–05
2005–06
2006–07
2007–08
2008–09
2009–10
2010–11
Name
Bob Busse, D
Bob Busse, D
Don Addison, D
Don Addison, D
Dave Smith, W
Murray Heatley, W
Murray Heatley, W
Jim Johnston, W
Brian Erickson, D
Tom Machowski, D
Brian Engblom, D
Brian Engblom, D
Dave Herbst, C
Bob Suter, D
Bob Suter, D
Bob Suter, D
Jay McFarlane, D
Jay McFarlane, D
Bruce Driver, D
Pat Ethier, D
Gary Suter, D
Gary Suter, D
Dave Maley, W
Garry Bunz, D
Paul Stanton, D
Paul Stanton, D
Tom Sagissor, W
Sean Hill, D
Jason Zent, W
Dan Plante, W
Jason Zent, W
Chris Tok, D
Mickey Elick, D
Brad Englehart, C-W
Erik Raygor, W
Alex Brooks, D
Alex Brooks, D
Alex Brooks, D
Erik Jensen, W
Erik Jensen, W
Andy Wozniewski, D
Ryan MacMurchy, W
Ryan MacMurchy, W
Blake Geoffrion, W
Blake Geoffrion, W
John Mitchell, W
Brendan Smith, D
Craig Smith, C
103
GP
16
23
21
26
28
33
32
34
38
40
36
38
29
38
42
40
36
42
44
47
35
39
42
35
45
45
43
37
43
42
42
43
39
35
41
37
41
41
36
35
43
40
42
36
36
40
42
41
Pen.
36
40
26
35
29
35
22
23
30
24
27
29
36
49
51
47
30
40
38
44
34
55
52
52
41
52
46
53
56 *
56 *
56 *
55
30
39
45
31
39
38
36
31
48
40
34
27
26
36
38
31
Penalty Minutes
Season
Career
All Games
Name
3. Garry Bunz (‘86-87)
5. Chris Tok (‘94-95)
6. Paul Stanton (‘88-89)
7. Tim Thomas (‘85-86)
10. Jason Zent (‘93-94)
All Games
GP
42
42
35
43
43
45
42
43
37
42
PM
142
135
134
134
129
126
122
122
122
120
Name
2. Bob Suter (‘75-79)
4. Gary Shuchuk (‘86-90)
7. Dave Lundeen (‘73-77)
8. Chris Tok (‘91-95)
10. Alex Brooks (‘97-01)
GP
34
33
32
32
34
34
26
28
32
30
PM
118
118
108
108
104
104
102
102
100
99
WCHA Games
WCHA Games
1.
3.
5.
7.
9.
10.
Name
Dave Maley(‘85-86)
John Mitchell (’08-09)
Name
2. Bob Suter (‘75-79)
4. Gary Shuchuk (‘86-90)
7. Maco Balkovec (‘91-95)
10. Sean Hill (‘88-91)
Blaine Moore (‘90-94)
Most Penalty Minutes In A Period
22
20
20
Dustin Kuk (3rd) vs. Alaska Anchorage (11/14/98)
Mike Strobel (2nd) at Alaska Anchorage (1/6/95)
Kent Dayvduke (OT) vs. Colorado College (12/28/01)
Most Penalty Minutes In A Game
26
22
22
22
Dave Lundeen at Michigan State (3/11/76)
Pat Ethier at North Dakota (2/7/81)
Dustin Kuk vs. Alaska Anchorage (11/14/98)
Kent Dayvduke vs. Colorado College (12/28/01)
GP
164
157
164
162
177
167
115
141
144
162
159
GP
124
122
133
132
121
115
103
110
85
87
105
PM
397
377
342
338
314
310
309
304
302
301
299
PM
319
298
258
254
249
244
233
231
232
221
221
Year
1963-64
1964-65
1965-66
1966-67
1967-68
1968-69
1969-70
1970-71
1971-72
1972-73
1973-74
1974-75
1975-76
1976-77
1977-78
1978-79
1979-80
1980-81
1981-82
1982-83
1983-84
1984-85
1985-86
1986-87
1987-88
1988-89
1989-90
1990-91
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2002–03
2003–04
2004–05
2005–06
2006–07
2007–08
2008–09
2009–10
2010–11
Name
Bob Busse, D
Bob Busse, D
Dick Keeley, C
Don Addison, D
Dave Smith, W
Murray Heatley, W
Murray Heatley, W
Bob Poffenroth, C
Murray Heatley, W
Al Folk, D
Stan Hinkley, W
Tom Machowski, D
Brian Engblom, D
Steve Alley, W
Dave Lundeen, C
Dave Lundeen, C
Bob Suter, D
Bob Suter, D
Jay McFarlane, D
Pat Ethier, D
Bruce Driver, D
Ted Pearson, W
Ted Pearson, W
Gary Suter, D
Dave Maley, W
Garry Bunz, D
Paul Stanton, D
Paul Stanton, D
Tom Sagissor, W
Sean Hill, D
Jason Zent, W
Dan Plante, W
Jason Zent, W
Chris Tok, D
Brad Englehart, W-C
Brad Englehart, W-C
Erik Raygor, W
Alex Brooks, D
Alex Brooks, D
Alex Brooks, D
Erik Jensen, W
Erik Jensen, W
Andy Wozniewski, D
Ryan MacMurchy, W
Ryan MacMurchy, W
Blake Geoffrion, W
Blake Geoffrion, W
Kyle Klubertanz, D
John Mitchell, W
Brendan Smith, D
Craig Smith, C
GP
16
23
19
26
28
33
32
34
24
38
40
40
36
38
28
44
42
36
36
31
39
32
35
35
38
35
45
45
43
37
43
42
42
43
42
35
41
37
41
41
36
35
43
40
42
36
36
40
40
42
41
PM
84
107
88
73
61
95
58
58
48
61
48
48
54
84
96
110
105
93
60
78
72
79
60
104
135
134
98
126
122
122
134
142*
120
129
67
89
107
73
78
76
94
73
104
88
90
62
52
52
118
76
87
104
Records By Defensemen
9. Gary Suter, 1984-85
Marty Wiitala, 1985-86
Sean Hill, 1989-90
Goals
Career
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Craig Norwich, 1974-77
Tim Thomas, 1981-86
John Taft, 1972-77
Sean Hill, 1988-91
Theran Welsh, 1977-81
Don Addison, 1964-67
Tom Gilbert, 2002–06
8. Bruce Driver, 1980-83
Barry Richter, 1989-93
10. Norm McIntosh, 1974-78
Bob Suter, 1975-79
Ron Griffin, 1976-80
Mickey Elick, 1992-96
42
41
36
35
34
33
33
28
28
27
27
27
27
Season
1. Sean Hill, 1990-91
2. Craig Norwich, 1976-77
Ron Griffin, 1979-80
Justin Schultz, 2010–11
5. Bob Suter, 1978-79
Chris Chelios, 1982-83
Bruce Driver, 1982-83
8. John Taft, 1976-77
Brendan Smith, 2009–10
11. Bob Lundeen, 1971-72
Brian Engblom, 1974-75
Tim Thomas, 1984-85
19
18
18
18
16
16
16
15
15
15
13
13
13
13
Game
1. Ron Griffin vs. Notre Dame (11/30/79)
Bruce Driver vs. UMD (1/8/83)
Gary Suter vs. Lowell (11/9/84)
Maco Balkovec vs. UND (1/3/92)
Barry Richter at UMD (11/27/92)
Justin Schultz vs. Mich. St. (11/27/10)
3
3
3
3
3
3
1. Bob Suter vs. Denver (2/3/79)
5
Brendan Smith vs. RIT (4/8/10)
5
3. many with
4
MR: Brendan Smith vs. Michigan Tech (11/8/08)
Points
Career
1. Theran Welsh, 1977-81
2. Craig Norwich, 1974-77
3. Tim Thomas, 1981-86
4. John Taft, 1972-77
5. Sean Hill, 1988-91
6. Paul Stanton, 1985-89
7. Bruce Driver, 1980-83
8. Norm McIntosh, 1974-78
9. Rob Andringa, 1987-91
10. Bob Suter, 1975-79
Tim Thomas, 1981-86
John Taft, 1972-77
Sean Hill, 1988-91
Paul Stanton, 1985-89
Rob Andringa, 1987-91
Norm McIntosh, 1974-78
Bruce Driver, 1980-83
10. Barry Richter, 1989-93
194
126
113
95
94
90
88
86
86
84
Season
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
105
Tim Thomas, 1984-85
John Taft, 1976-77
Chris Chelios, 1981-82
228
168
154
131
129
115
114
113
104
103
Season
1.
2.
3.
4.
Tim Thomas, 1984-85
John Taft, 1976-77
9. Sean Hill, 1989-90
10. Brendan Smith, 2009–10
11. Gary Suter, 1984-85
Sean Hill, 1990-91
83
63
61
58
58
55
54
54
53
52
51
51
Game
7
Penalties
Career
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
39
39
39
Game
1. Bob Suter vs. Denver (2/3/79)
Assists
65
54
51
50
45
44
43
43
Career
1. Bob Suter, 1975-79
2. Alex Brooks, 1997-01
3. Chris Tok, 1991-95
5. Maco Balkovec, 1991-95
6. Pat Ethier, 1979-83
7. Sean Hill, 1988-91
8. Mark Strobel, 1991-95
9. Matt Walsh, 1982-86
10. Jay McFarlane, 1978-81
177
144
141
132
131
123
122
116
108
107
Season
Chris Tok, 1994-95
3. Sean Hill, 1990-91
4. Garry Bunz, 1986-87
6. Bob Suter, 1977-78
7. Bob Suter, 1976-77
Year
1963-64
1964-65
1965-66
1966-67
1967-68
1968-69
1969-70
Name
John Russo
Don Addison
Don Addison
Don Addison
Doug McFadyen
John Jagger
John Jagger
Doug McFadyen
1970-71
John Jagger
1971-72
Jeff Rotsch
1972-73
John Taft
Bob Lundeen
1973-74
Brian Engblom
1974-75
Craig Norwich
1975-76
Craig Norwich
1976-77
Craig Norwich
1977-78
Theran Welsh
1978-79
Theran Welsh
1979-80
Theran Welsh
1980-81
Theran Welsh
1981-82
Chris Chelios
1982-83
Bruce Driver
1983-84
Jan-Ake Danielson
1984-85
Tim Thomas
1985-86
Marty Wiitala
1986-87
Shaun Sabol
1987-88
Paul Stanton
1988-89
Paul Stanton
1989-90
Sean Hill
1990-91
Sean Hill
1991-92
Barry Richter
1992-93
Barry Richter
1993-94
Ulvis Katlaps
1994-95
Brian Rafalski
1995-96
Mickey Elick
1996-97
Tim Rothering
1997-98
Craig Anderson
1998-99
Dave Tanabe
1999-00
Jeff Dessner
2000-01
Jeff Dessner
Alex Brooks
2001-02
Dan Boeser
2002–03 Tom Gilbert
2003–04 Dan Boeser
2004–05 Kyle Klubertanz
2005–06 Tom Gilbert
2006–07 Jamie McBain
2007–08 Jamie McBain
2008–09 Jamie McBain*
2009–10 Brendan Smith
2010–11 Justin Schultz*
* — Led team in scoring
Maco Balkovec, 1994-95
9. Chris Nelson, 1991-92
Chris Tok, 1993-94
Andy Wozniewski, 2003–04
Points
6-5=11
9-27=36
12-9=21
12-28=40*
8-27=35
11-28=39
5-11=16
2-14=16
6-29=35
6-23=29
9-18=27
7-20=27
10-21=31
11-34=45
13-27=40
18-65=83*
10-45=55
7-54=61
7-51=58*
10-44=54
6-43=49
16-34=50
5-36=41
13-50=63
15-39=54
7-16=23
9-38=47
7-29=36
14-39=53
19-32=51*
10-29=39
14-32=46
5-25=30
11-34=45
14-26=40
5-14=19
12-30=42
10-22=22
11-16=27
7-12=19
3-16=19
5-23=28
7-13=20
8-14=22
3-15=18
12-19=31
3-15=18
5-19=24
7-30=37
15-37=52
18-29=47
49
48
48
48
Game
55
55
53
52
52
51
49
1. Don Addison vs. UW-Superior (11/25/66) 7
2. Bob Suter at Notre Dame (11/17/78)
6
Penalty Minutes
BADGER BLUE LINERS
AMONG LEAGUE’S BEST
Career
1. Bob Suter, 1975-79
3. Chris Tok, 1991-95
4. Alex Brooks, 1997-01
5. Sean Hill, 1988-91
6. Pat Ethier, 1979-83
7. Mark Strobel, 1991-95
8. Tim Thomas, 1981-86
9. Rob Andringa, 1987-91
10. Jay McFarlane, 1978-81
377
310
302
299
269
265
252
248
225
222
Season
1.
2.
3.
4.
Garry Bunz, 1986-87
Chris Tok, 1994-95
Tim Thomas, 1985-86
Sean Hill, 1990-91
7. Bob Busse, 1964-65
Bob Suter, 1976-77
9. Maco Balkovec, 1994-95
10. Bob Suter, 1977-78
Bob Suter, 1978-79
22
20
Career
Rob Andringa, 1987-91
Rob Mendel, 1986-90
Matt Walsh, 1982-86
Tom Gilbert, 2002–06
Alex Brooks, 1997-01
Norm McIntosh, 1974-78
Kyle Klubertanz, 2004–08
10. Bob Suter, 1975-79
Mickey Elick, 1992-96
Record
Games (career)
Games (career)•
Stat
179
179
Rank
1st
3rd
Years
1987-91
1987-91
Goals (season)*
14
6th-tie
1979-80
19
14
4th-tie
6th-tie
1990-91
1990-91
83
63
65
49
42
14
126
168
1st
1st
1st
1st
5th
6th-tie
7th
7th
1976-77
1976-77
1976-77
1976-77
1974-77
1976-77
1974-77
1974-77
5
298
177
2nd-tie
6th
9th
1978-79
1975-79
1975-79
36
10th
1972-77
63
41
3rd-tie
6th
1984-85
1981-86
194
194
147
54
228
1st
2nd
3rd-tie
3rd
1st
1977-81
1977-81
1977-81
1978-79
1977-81
Sean Hill
Goals (season)
Goals (season)*
Craig Norwich
Points (season)
Points (season)*
Assists (season)
Assists (season)*
Goals (career)
Goals (season)*
Assists (career)
Points (career)
Bob Suter
Games Played
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Rob Andringa
Ron Griffin
134
129
126
122
122
110
107
107
106
105
105
Game
1. Pat Ethier at North Dakota (2/7/81)
2. Bob Suter at North Dakota (11/17/78)
Many former Badgers hold WCHA records (career and season) and/or rank among the WCHA’s all-time top 10 in several categories. Below is a listing of those Badgers with the
WCHA records they hold and their rank in league history.
179
170
167
166
162
161
159
158
158
157
157
Points (period)
Penalty minutes (career)*
Penalties (career)
John Taft
Goals (career)
Tim Thomas
Points(season)
Goals (career)
Theran Welsh
Assists (career)
Assists (career)•
Assists (career)*
Assists (season)*
Points (career)
*–League games only; •–Includes all players
106
Goaltending Records
Games Played
Most Saves
Career
Career
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Graham Melanson, 1997-2001
Duane Derksen, 1988-92
Kirk Daubenspeck, 1993-97
Bernd Brückler, 2001-05
Dean Anderson, 1984-88
WCHA — Graham Melanson, 1997-01
140
129
121
114
110
97
Dean Anderson, 1987-88•
Jim Carey, 1993-94
Curtis Joseph, 1988-89
45
42
42
41
41
41
39
39
38
38
38
WCHA — Dean Anderson, 1987-88•
35
4.
7.
9.
Victories
Career
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Julian Baretta, 1975-79
Brian Elliott, 2003–07
8. Mike Dibble, 1973-78
9. Marc Behrend, 1980-83
10. Terry Kleisinger, 1980-84
81
80
68
55
51
51
51
50
49
47
57
Jim Carey, 1993-94
Julian Baretta, 1976-77
Marc Behrend, 1981-82
31
31
30
27
24
24
23
22
21
21
21
21
21
23
3.
4.
5.
7.
8.
9.
107
WCHA — Kirk Daubenspeck, 1993-97
3,850
3,517
3,222
3,024
2,981
2,760
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Roy Schultz (1,597 saves/50 gp)
Mike Richter (1,864/60)
Mike Dibble (2,985/94)
Richard Perkins (1,811/60)
Kirk Daubenspeck (3,517/121)
31.9
31.1
30.8
30.2
29.1
Season
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
1,305
1,254
1,224
1,159
1,148
1,143
1,126
1,077
1,061
1,061
WCHA — Dean Anderson, 1987-88
981
Game
1.
2.
Kirk Daubenspeck at CC (3/8/97)
Jim Makey at MSU (1/12/73)
Kirk Daubenspeck at UMD (1/25/97)
75 •
62
62
Period
1.
2.
Kirk Daubenspeck at UMD (1/25/97)
T. Kleisinger vs. Minnesota (11/29/80)
26
25
Game
1.
3.
5.
Gary Johnson vs. Austria (2/15/67)
Dave McNab vs. UMD (1/16/76)
James Duffy (5), Ernie Gabona (4)
vs. Illinois Club (12/13/63)
Duane Derksen vs. N. Dakota (12/29/90)
Ben Hall (6) and Jon Sundby (4)
vs. Ohio State (2/5/65)
Dick Perkins vs. CC (11/17/72)
8
8
9
9
10
10
Period
1.
2.
Career (min. 30 games)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
Bernd Brückler, 2001–05
Shane Connelly, 2005–09
Scott Gudmandson, 2007–11
Wayne Thomas, 1968-70
Scott Kabotoff, 1999-03
Jim Carey, 1992-94
Dick Perkins, 1971-75
Mike Valley, 1996-98
Mike Richter, 1985-87
.931
.919
.916
.913
.913
.912
.910
.909
.902
.901
.900
.898
.895
Season (min. 14 games)
Mike Richter, 1986-87
Terry Kleisinger, 1981-82
Fewest Saves
Season
1.
Saves Per Game (min. 35 games)
Season
1.
2.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Save Percentage
Scott Kabotoff vs. N. Mich. (12/30/02)
0
Dick Perkins vs. Colo. College (11/17/72)
1
Julian Baretta vs. Minn.-Duluth (1/17/76)
1
Roy Schultz vs. Michigan (11/11/78)
1
Marc Behrend vs. N. Michigan (1/2/82)
1
Marc Behrend vs. Colo. College (2/26/83)
1
Brian Elliott vs. Michigan Tech (10/23/04)
1
Bernd Brückler vs. Notre Dame (1/22/05)
1
Brian Elliott vs. Western Michigan (12/30/06) 1
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
7.
8.
9.
Scott Kabotoff, 2001-02
Bernd Bruckler, 2001-02
.938
.924
.923
.921
.920
.920
.919
.917
.914
.914
.914
Lowest GAA
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Brian Elliott, (86 gp), 2003–07
Shane Connelly (90 gp), 2005–09
Scott Gudmandson (70 gp), 2007–11
Bernd Brückler (114 gp), 2001–05
Curtis Joseph (39 gp), 1988-89
Marc Behrend (62 gp), 1980-83
Graham Melanson (140 gp), 1997-01
Wayne Thomas (37 gp), 1968-70
Bob Vroman (54 gp), 1967-70
Jim Carey (65 gp), 1992-94
11. Mike Valley (33 gp), 1996-98
1.78
2.39
2.39
2.48
2.49
2.64
2.80
2.84
3.05
3.05
3.09
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Brian Elliott (35 gp), 2005–06
Brian Elliott (36 gp), 2006–07
Marc Behrend (22 gp), 1982-83
Curtis Joseph (38 gp), 1988-89
Graham Melanson (41 gp), 1999-00
12. Terry Kleisinger (21 gp), 1981-82
1.55
2.09
2.10
2.22
2.23
2.34
2.40
2.44
2.49
2.51
2.51
2.54
Minutes Played
Shutouts
Career
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Career
8,179 •
7,444
6,966
6,630
6,327
5,680
Season
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Jim Carey, 1993-94
2,718 •
2,503
2,474
2,445
2,414
2,345
2,299
2,267
2,257
2,247
WCHA — Dean Anderson, 1987-88
2,113 •
Game
1.
2.
3.
4.
K. Daubenspeck at CC (3-8-97)
129:30 •
Brian Elliott vs. Cornell (3-26-06)
111:10
K. Daubenspeck at N. Dakota (3-2-96) 81:56
Marc Behrend at N. Dakota (3-5-83)
81:28
Win Percentage
Marc Behrend (49-8-3), 1980-83
Jim Makey (41-16-0), 1970-73
Bob Vroman (38-18-1), 1967-70
Dean Anderson (68-34-2), 1984-88
Julian Baretta (51-25-6), 1975-79
Duane Derksen (80-40-6), 1988-92
7. Scott Gudmandson (39-19-7), 2007–11
8. Jim Carey (39-21-2), 1992-94
9. Brian Elliott (51-27-6), 2003–07
10. Dick Perkins (36-19-6), 1971-75
11. Wayne Thomas (23-13-1), 1968-70
Curtis Joseph (21-11-5), 1988-89
.842
.719
.675
.663
.659
.659
.648
.645
.643
.639
.635
.635
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
Marc Behrend (17-1-1), 1982-83
Julian Baretta (21-2-0), 1976-77
Marc Behrend (21-3-1), 1981-82
Brian Elliott (27-5-3), 2005–06
Jim Makey (20-5-0), 1971-72
Roy Schultz (15-4-0), 1978-79
Duane Derksen (31-8-1), 1989-90
Dick Perkins (13-3-2), 1972-73
Graham Melanson (31-9-1), 1999-00
Scott Gudmandson (20-5-4), 2009–10
Bob Vroman (13-4-1), 1968-69
4. Bernd Brückler, 2001-05
6. Scott Gudmandson, 2007–11
7. Bob Vroman, 1967-70
9. Marc Behrend, 1980-83
10. Gary Johnson, 1964-67
Dick Perkins, 1971-75
16•
9
9
8
8
7
6
6
4
3
3
3
Season
1.
2.
3.
6.
Bob Vroman, 1968-69
Terry Kleisinger, 1982-83*
8
5
4
4
4
4
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
*—shared shutout
•—WCHA Record
Bold indicates current player.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
1.
2.
.921
.913
.860
.814
.800
.789
.788
.778
.768
.759
.750
TOP SAVE PERFORMANCES
75–Kirk Daubenspeck at CC (3/8/97) •
62–Jim Makey vs. Michigan State (1/12/73)
62–Kirk Daubenspeck at Minn.-Duluth (1/25/97)
59–Gary Johnson at Brown (12/29/66)
56–Scott Kabotoff vs. CC (12/28/01)
55–Dick Perkins at North Dakota (2/22/74)
54–Kirk Daubenspeck at North Dakota (3/1/96)
53–James Duffy vs. Macalester (12/6/63)|
53–Mike Dibble vs. Michigan (2/20/76)
52–Bob Vroman vs. Michigan (12/29/67)
51–Gary Johnson at Colorado College (1/28/66)
51–Gary Johnson vs. Michigan State (2/2/66)
51–Roy Schultz vs. Colorado College (2/23/80)
51–Mike Richter vs. Minnesota (3/8/86)
50–Gary Johnson at Colorado College (1/29/66)
50–Dick Perkins at Michigan State (2/5/72)
50–Scott Kabotoff vs. Minnesota (1/11/02)
50–Bernd Brückler at Colorado College (2/8/02)
•—WCHA & UW record
In a Shutout
Saves Goalie
50
Dick Perkins
43
Shane Connelly
41
Gary Johnson
41
Dean Anderson
40
Brian Elliott
40
Wayne Thomas
* - overtimes
Opponent
at Mich. State
North Dakota
at Army
Michigan Tech
vs. Cornell
Michigan State
Date
2/25/72
11/10/07
1/2/67
10/23/87
3/26/06
3/6/70
Score
5-0
4-0
1-0
4-0
1-0***
5-0
108
Leaders by Class
Freshmen
Sophomores
Goals
1.
2.
3.
4.
Mark Johnson (1976-77)
John Newberry (1980-81)
Dany Heatley (1999-00)
Dennis Olmstead (1972-73)
Doug Macdonald (1988-89)
Goals
36
30
28
23
23
Assists
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Theran Welsh (1977-78)
Chris Chelios (1981-82)
Mike Eaves (1974-75)
Craig Norwich (1974-75)
Dany Heatley (1999-00)
Dennis Olmstead (1972-73)
6. Mike Eaves (1974-75)
80
62
56
55
55
54
Penalties
1. Shaun Sabol (1986-87)
2. Maco Balkovec (1991-92)
Ryan Suter (2003–04)
4. Jay McFarlane (1978-79)
5. Alex Brooks (1997-98)
Maco Balkovec (1991-92)
Shaun Sabol (1986-87)
Ryan Suter (2003–04)
Jay McFarlane (1978-79)
Bert DeHate (1967-68)
Paul Houck (1982-83)
Tony Granato (1984-85)
1.
2.
3.
3.
Pat Flatley (1982-83)
Derek Stepan (2009–10)
Sean Hill (1989-90)
Gary Suter (1984-85)
6. Mark Johnson (1977-78)
Pat Flatley (1982-83)
46
41
41
37
36
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Jason Zent (1991-92)
Sean Hill (1990-91)
Dan Plante (1991-92)
Bob Suter (1976-77)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Sean Hill (1990-91)
Bob Suter (1976-77)
Power-Play Goals
Power-Play Goals
(since 1979-80)
1. Doug Macdonald (1988-89)
2. John Newberry (1980-81)
3. Dany Heatley (1999-2000)
4. Scott Mellanby (1984-85)
Robbie Earl (2003–04)
(since 1979-80)
1. John Newberry (1981-82)
3. Tony Granato (1984-85)
4. Jason Zent (1991-92)
Joe Pavelski (2005–06)
109
14
9
8
6
6
Steve Tuttle (1986-87)
Peter Johnson (1980-81)
Murray Heatley (1968-69)
Goals
41
36
31
30
29
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Tim Thomas (1984-85)
86
77
71
69
67
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Ron Vincent (1980-81)
Kelly Fairchild (1993-94)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
90
83
81
65
64
1. Mike Eaves (1977-78)
2. Scott Lecy (1980-81)
3. Tony Granato (1986-87)
Andrew Shier (1993-94)
5. Theran Welsh (1980-81)
John Byce (1989-90)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Garry Bunz (1986-87)
Bob Suter (1977-78)
Chris Tok (1993-94)
Gary Shuchuk (1988-89)
56
52
51
48
47
Penalty Minutes
134
122
113
110
107
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
DanPlante (1992-93)
Garry Bunz (1986-87)
Tim Thomas (1985-86)
Tom Sagissor (1988-89)
John Mitchell (2008–09)
142
134
122
119
118
Power-Play Goals
14
14
13
11
11
(since 1979-80)
1. Peter Johnson (1980-81)
2. Paul Ranheim (1986-87)
John Byce (1988-89)
4. Steve Tuttle (1986-87)
Chris Tancill (1988-89)
Brendan Smith (2009–10)
41
39
36
35
32
17
12
12
11
11
11
58
49
45
45
44
44
Points
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Penalties
56
55
53
52
49
Paul Ranheim(1987-88)
Peter Johnson (1981-82)
Steve Alley (1976-77)
Assists
65
53
51
50
49
Points
Penalty Minutes
101
98
93
77
74
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Assists
54
44
42
39
39
38
Points
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Seniors
Goals
48
47
38
37
33
Penalties
Penalty Minutes
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Assists
45
44
43
37
34
Points
1.
2.
3.
4.
Juniors
Scott Lecy (1980-81)
John Byce (1989-90)
89
80
75
73
71
71
Penalties
1. Jason Zent (1993-94)
2. Chris Tok (1994-95)
3. Dave Maley (1985-86)
Paul Stanton (1988-89)
5. Maco Balkovec (1994-95)
56
55
52
52
49
Penalty Minutes
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Dave Maley (1985-86)
Chris Tok (1994-95)
Paul Stanton (1988-89)
Tom Sagissor (1989-90)
135
129
126
122
120
Power-Play Goals
(since 1979-80)
1. Chris Tancill (1989-90)
2. Peter Johnson (1981-82)
3. Paul Ranheim (1987-88)
Blake Geoffrion (2009–10)
5. Steve Tuttle (1987-88)
6. Ron Griffin (1979-80)
17
16
15
15
14
13
13
Hat Tricks
Three-Goal Games
Player
Justin Schultz
Blake Geoffrion
Jack Skille
Joe Pavelski
Robbie Earl
Robbie Earl
Dany Heatley (N)
Steve Reinprecht
Kevin Granato
Brad Englehart
Brad Englehart
Erik Raygor
Troy Howard
Shawn Carter
Max Williams
Andrew Shier
Jason Zent
Kelly Fairchild
Barry Richter
Jason Zent
Dan Plante
Jason Zent
Maco Balkovec
Blaine Moore
Brett Kurtz
Doug Macdonald
Don Granato
Barry Richter
Barry Richter
Dennis Snedden
John Byce
Gary Shuchuk
Chris Tancill
Gary Shuchuk
Dennis Snedden
John Byce
John Byce
Paul Ranheim
Paul Ranheim
Pat Ford
Paul Ranheim
Steve Tuttle
Scott Mellanby
Scott Mellanby
Scott Mellanby
Dave Maley
Dave Maley
Gary Suter
Paul Houck
Paul Houston
Paul Houston
Tony Granato
Ted Pearson
Paul Houston
Todd Lecy
Bruce Driver
Dave Maley
Paul Houston
Paul Houck
Pat Flatley
Scott Sabo
Paul Houck
Brian Mullen
Pat Flatley
Ron Vincent
John Newberry
John Newberry
Peter Johnson
John Newberry
Opponent
Michigan State
Michigan Tech
Minnesota State
Bemidji StateN
at Alaska Anchorage
North Dakota
at Alaska Anchorage
at Colorado College
HarvardB
at Minnesota-Duluth
Northern Michigan
St. Cloud State
PrincetonB
North Dakota
Minnesota-Duluth
North Dakota
at Minnesota-Duluth
Northern Michigan
Northern Michigan
Lake SuperiorN
at North Dakota
Colorado College
at Michigan Tech
Colorado College
St. Cloud State
St. Cloud State
at Minnesota-Duluth
Michigan Tech
ColgateN
Colorado College
at Michigan Tech
at North Dakota
Boston University
Michigan Tech
UMass LowellN
Northern MichiganW
at Minnesota-Duluth
Minnesota-Duluth
at Maine
Minnesota
at Michigan Tech
North Dakota
North Dakota
at UMass-Lowell
at Denver
UMass-Lowell
at North Dakota
Minnesota
U.S. International
at Illinois-Chicago
Minnesota
Denver
at Denver
Minnesota-Duluth
Air Force
Air Force
Air Force
Colorado College
Dalhousie
Dalhousie
at North DakotaW
at Minnesota-Duluth
Denver
at Colorado College
at Colorado College
Minnesota-Duluth
Minnesota-Duluth
Date
11/27/10
12/4/09
1/27/07
3/25/06
11/19/04
2/6/04
2/19/00
1/23/98
12/27/97
1/24/97
11/8/96
2/17/96
1/12/96
12/29/95
2/3/95
1/21/94
2/12/93
1/16/93
11/27/92
11/1/92
11/1/92
4/4/92
1/3/92
12/6/91
10/18/91
2/8/91
11/10/90
11/9/90
10/27/90
10/13/90
4/1/90
2/9/90
2/3/90
12/1/89
1/6/89
11/5/88
3/19/88
2/26/88
2/12/88
1/8/88
12/5/86
10/25/86
2/21/86
11/23/85
11/22/85
10/26/85
1/18/85
11/9/84
2/4/84
1/27/84
12/30/83
11/15/83
11/12/83
2/12/83
1/14/83
1/8/83
11/27/82
11/27/82
11/26/82
11/3/82
10/23/82
10/23/82
3/13/82
2/27/82
2/6/82
1/23/82
1/22/82
1/8/82
1/8/82
Paul Houck
Peter Johnson
Ken Keryluk
Peter Johnson
Brian Mullen
John Johannson
John Newberry
Ron Vincent
John Newberry
John Newberry
Chuck Durocher
Ron Griffin
Ron Vincent
Mark Johnson
Les Grauer
Mark Johnson
Scott Lecy
Scott Lecy
Mark Johnson
Mark Johnson
Dave Capouch
Rod Romanchuk
Les Grauer (N)
Mark Johnson
Mike Eaves
Mike Eaves
Mike Meeker
Steve Alley
Mike Meeker
Mike Eaves (N)
Dave Lundeen
Jim Jefferies
Gary Winchester
Don Deprez
James Johnson
Norm Cherrey
Gary Winchester
Lloyd Bentley
Lloyd Bentley
Jim Young
Gary Winchester
Gary Winchester
Murray Heatley
Murray Heatley
Norm Cherrey
Gary Winchester
Jim Young
Tim Dool
Jim Boyd
Stu Hendrickson
Jim Boyd
Bert DeHate
Bert DeHate
Murray Heatley
Bert DeHate
Murray Heatley
Bob Poffenroth
Greg Nelson
Dick Klipsic
Tom Obrodovich
Bert DeHate
Greg Nelson
Bert DeHate
Bert DeHate
Bert DeHate
Doug McFadyen
Bert DeHate
Bert DeHate
Bert DeHate
Tom Obrodivich
Bert DeHate
Chuck Ellis
Northern Michigan
at Minnesota
at Western Michigan
Western Ontario
Windsor
Windsor
at North Dakota
at North Dakota
Yale
Notre Dame
at Notre Dame
Notre Dame
Michigan
Notre DameW
Minnesota
Michigan State
at Michigan State
at Michigan State
Minnesota-Duluth
Western Ontario
Notre Dame
Michigan State
at Minnesota-Duluth
Michigan
at Michigan State
at Notre Dame
at Michigan
Michigan State
North Dakota
North Dakota
at Denver
Minn.-Duluth
Yale
at Michigan
Minnesota
at Notre Dame
Minn.-Duluth
Michigan State
Michigan
Colorado College
vs. DenverN
Michigan
vs. Princeton%
at Michigan
at Denver
Brown
Minnesota
Ohio University
at North Dakota
Notre Dame
at Notre Dame
at Notre Dame
Ohio University
Ohio University
North Dakota
North Dakota
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Michigan State
Notre Dame
Notre Dame
Gustavus Adolphus
at Lake Forest
Lake Forest
Western Michigan
vs. Ohio State
Ohio State
Western Michigan
Western Michigan
Lake Forest
1/3/82
12/4/81
11/27/81
11/13/81
10/16/81
10/16/81
2/6/81
2/6/81
12/28/80
11/14/80
2/3/80
11/30/79
11/16/79
3/6/79
1/20/79
1/6/79
12/2/78
12/1/78
11/25/78
10/20/78
3/5/78
1/21/78
1/14/78
1/6/78
12/10/77
11/12/77
2/5/77
1/29/77
12/11/76
12/11/76
1/3/76
11/16/74
12/28/73
11/23/73
3/5/73
2/23/73
2/16/73
2/10/73
12/9/72
11/17/72
3/18/72
11/19/71
12/27/70
12/12/70
11/27/70
11/20/70
2/6/70
1/24/70
11/14/69
2/15/69
1/30/69
1/30/69
1/11/69
1/11/69
12/14/68
12/13/68
11/16/68
11/16/68
3/1/68
2/17/68
2/17/68
2/16/68
2/13/68
1/27/68
1/13/68
1/12/68
1/5/68
12/28/67
2/25/67
2/18/67
2/17/67
1/21/67
Jim Petruzates
Jim Petruzates
Mike Gleffe
Chuck Kennedy
Jim Petruzates
John Riley
Richard Rahko
Don Addison
Richard Rahko
Ryamond Clegg
Chan Young
Chuck Ellis
James Weiss
Charles Ellis
Raymond Clegg
James Petruzates
vs. Providence#
at Ohio University
Augsburg College
St. Thomas (Minn.)
Macalester (Minn.)
Western Michigan
Western Michigan
Western Michigan
St. Thomas (Minn.)
St. Thomas
Lake Forest
Hamline
Hamline
Hamline
Hamline
Hamline
12/30/66
12/10/66
12/2/66
2/26/66
12/4/65
2/26/65
2/26/65
2/26/65
2/6/65
2/6/65
1/11/64
2/7/64
2/7/64
12/18/64
12/19/64
12/19/64
Four-Goal Games
Player
Ryan MacMurchy
Blaine Moore
Chris Tancill
Steve Tuttle (N)
Tony Granato
John Newberry
Scott Lecy
Rod Romanchuk (N)
Mark Johnson
Mike Eaves
Norm Cherrey
Dave Pay
Gary Winchester
Gary Winchester
Pat Lannan
Murray Heatley
Murray Heatley
Bert DeHate
Bert DeHate
Bob Poffenroth
Bert DeHate
Mark Fitzgerald
Raymond Clegg
Raymond Clegg
Ron Leszcynski
Ron Leszcynski
Tom French
Opponent
at St. Cloud State
at Colorado College
North Dakota
Boston University
Northeastern
Windsor
Notre Dame
at Michigan
Michigan
Vermont
Minnesota-Duluth
Michigan
at Notre Dame
NortheasternR
at UW-Superior
Michigan TechN
Minnesota
at Ohio University
at Bowling Green
Ohio StateB
Ohio University
Ohio University
at Macalester
Lake Forest
Illinois Club
Illinois Club
Illinois Club
Date
1/8/05
2/20/93
11/11/88
1/2/87
12/28/84
10/16/81
3/3/79
2/17/79
11/11/78
10/19/74
2/17/73
12/9/72
1/19/72
1/3/71
11/15/70
3/21/70
2/6/70
2/22/69
1/28/69
12/28/67
12/2/67
2/24/67
1/29/65
1/23/65
12/14/63
12/13/63
12/14/63
Five-Goal Games
Player
Mark Johnson
Mike Meeker
Bert DeHate
Opponent
Michigan Tech
at Michigan Tech
Ohio University
Date
1/27/78
10/29/77
2/24/67
B - Badger Hockey Showdown; N - NCAA tournament;
W - WCHA tournament; % - Princeton Tournament;
* - natural hat trick; # - Brown tournament;
R - RPI tournament; T - Big Ten tournament
110
The Letterwinners
A
Player, Pos
Years
Nos.
GP
G
A
Pts.
Pen-Min
Addison, Donald***, D
Akervik, Andy***, W
Alley, Steve****, W
Alward, Charles*, W
Anderson, Craig****, D
Andringa, Jeff****, D
Andringa, Rob****, D
Arundel, Dave***, D
Auffrey, Matt*, F
Auger, Jacques*, D
1964-67
6
1985-88 8, 28
1972-77 11
1964-65
3
1995-99 17
1979-83
6
1987-91 21
1970-74 26, 5
2004–05
9
1990-91
2
70
44
159
15
99
146
179
118
26
35
33
6
75
1
18
4
16
12
3
2
66
3
90
2
45
21
88
34
5
3
99
9
165
3
63
25
104
46
8
5
83-183
5- 13
65-162
0- 0
23- 54
23- 46
99-225
38- 82
9-18
24- 49
1991-95
2008–09
2010–
2006–08
2006–10
1980-81
1969-73
1994-98
1996-00
1979-80
2000-04
2006–10
2000-04
1968-71
1994-98
2003–07
1997-01
1984-87
2002–06
1967-70
1990-94
1963-65
1980-81
1986-90
26, 11
135
4
41
6
147
14
120
157
146
23
153
116
153
101
134
130
159
115
145
82
63
39
0
169
16
0
5
0
20
0
50
54
10
7
17
20
57
60
18
5
8
1
28
9
6
7
0
77
64
0
12
0
20
2
60
68
40
2
62
34
40
66
30
9
33
21
50
18
8
8
0
88
80
0
17
0
40
2
110
122
50
9
79
54
97
126
48
14
41
22
78
27
14
15
0
165
131-297
0-0
10-20
1-2
20-40
1- 2
40- 94
65-155
26- 52
9- 21
10-20
31-62
70-172
40-109
66-151
27-54
144-299
79-188
85-203
27- 57
35- 86
76-191
0- 0
33- 66
1977-80 18
2001-03 27
1974-78 20
1965-68 11
2003–07 27
1979-83 13
1992-96 16, 10
1997-01 33, 7
1981-83 21
1969-73 20, 21
1969-72 25
2010– 29, 17
1964-65 11
1967-69 23, 18
1966-69 14
1973-74
36
8
162
75
133
33
104
29
88
145
8
0
22
22
90
0
9
0
33
28
34
5
35
0
22
66
0
0
27
2
22
0
6
0
51
32
58
3
43
2
75
67
1
0
22
5
41
0
15
0
84
60
92
8
78
2
97
133
1
0
49
7
63
0
15- 33
0-0
29- 61
8- 22
50-119
7- 14
73-176
3- 6
56-112
38- 76
3- 6
0-0
3- 9
3- 9
4- 8
0- 0
Hometown
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Eau Claire, Wis.
Anoka, Minn.
Eagle River, Wis.
Brooklyn Park, Minn.
Madison, Wis.
Madison, Wis.
Minneapolis, Minn.
Evans Mills, N.Y.
Levis, Quebec
B
Balkovec, Maco****, D
Bardis, Tom*, F
BARNES, Tyler*, F
Bearson, Zach**, F
Bendickson, Aaron,****, F
Benson, Brad*, W
Bentley, Max****, C
Bianchi, Joe****, C
Bjornlie, Dan****, W
Blaisdell, Mike*, W
Boeser, Dan****, D
Bohmbach, Andy****, F
Bourque, Rene****, W
Boyd, James***, C
Bradley, E.J.****, W
Brandt, Andy****, C
Brooks, Alex****, D
Bunz, Garry***, D
Burish, Adam****,F
Burroughs, Charles***, D
Buss, Matt**, C
Busse, Robert**, D
Buzza, Paul*, W
Byce, John****, W
24
6
7
26
19, 13
15
22
21
28
19
20
8, 11
23
17
19
8, 21
12
4
16
18, 6
33
5
Port Moody, B. C.
Alpharetta, Ga.
Eagan, Minn.
Naperville, Ill.
Thief River Falls, Minn.
Edina, Minn.
Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario
Bloomington, Minn.
Eagan, Minn.
Regina, Saskatchewan
Savage, Minn.
Hudson, Wis.
Lac La Biche, Alberta
Calgary, Alberta
New Hyde Park, N.Y.
Wausau, Wis.
Madison, Wis.
Delta, British Columbia
Madison, Wis.
Minneapolis, Minn.
Plover, Wis.
Madison, Wis.
Ottawa, Ontario
Madison, Wis.
C
Campbell, Brian**, W
Campbell Joe*, D
Capouch, Mark****, W
Carlson, Jeff***, C-W
Carlson, Ross****, W
Carroll, Tom**, W
Carter, Shawn***, W
Cerniglia, Mike****, W
Chelios, Chris**, D
Cherrey, Norm****, W
Chuckel, Thomas*, C
CLARK, Jason*, F
Clegg, Raymond*, W
Connor, Dean*, D
Cowan, Michael***, W
Coyne, John*, W
111
Madison, Wis.
Superior, Wis.
Grand Forks, N.D.
Excelsior, Minn.
Duluth, Minn.
Edina, Minn.
Eagle River, Wis.
Madison, Wis.
Poway, Calif.
Beausejour, Manitoba
Eagle River, Wis.
Eden Prairie, Minn.
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.
Madison, Wis.
Superior, Wis.
Madison, Wis.
D
DAHL, Jefferson*, F
Danielson, Jan-Ake***, D
Davies, Michael****, F
Davyduke, Kent****, C
Decker, Joe****, W
Degenhardt, A.J.****, W
DeHate, Delbert****, C
De Saint Phalle, Jacques*, W
Deprez, Don***, W
Dessner, Jeff****, D
Dolan, Sean****, F
Doers, Mike**, W
Doner, Lexi****, W
Dool, Timothy****, W
Doman, Matt****, W
Dougherty, John**, W-D
Dowell, Jake****, F
DRAKE, Chase*, D
Drewiske, Davis****, D
Driver, Bruce***, D
Durocher, Chuck*, W
2010–
14
1981-84
2
2006–10
9
1998-02 19
1987-91 14
2002–06 25
1966-70
9
1982-83 10
1971-75 19
1997-01 16
2007–11 16
1991-94 23
1980-84
9
1969-73 23
1998-02 6, 24
1979-81 18
2003–07 6, 11
2010–
5
2004–08
4
1980-83 25
1979-80 10
36
86
155
135
126
147
95
7
103
135
143
122
137
140
135
6
159
0
152
127
36
2
5
54
25
13
18
108
0
32
26
18
11
21
46
26
0
42
0
12
28
21
3
49
69
53
26
21
80
0
28
44
24
18
40
54
39
0
48
0
29
86
25
5
54
123
78
39
39
188
0
60
70
42
29
61
100
65
0
90
0
41
114
46
3-6
19-38
57-122
61-169
14- 28
23-46
38- 93
0- 0
27- 90
92-216
59-118
38- 87
23- 46
44- 88
99-241
0- 0
98-218
0-0
68-136
84-176
13- 26
Eau Claire, Wis.
Insjon, Sweden
St. Louis
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Bloomington, Minn.
La Crosse, Wis.
St. Paul, Minn.
Philadelphia
Stoney Mountain, Manitoba
Glenview, Ill.
St. Louis
Beaver Dam, Wis.
Lynnwood, Wash.
Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario
Sartell, Minn.
Green Bay, Wis.
Eau Claire, Wis.
Mosinee, Wis.
Hudson, Wis.
Toronto, Ontario
Ajax, Ontario
2003–06
1974-78
2000-04
1992-96
1963-67
1973-75
2004–
1994-98
1994-98
1969-72
1979-83
1995-97
1991-94
1982-87
2010–
1999-03
1966-69
1981-83
1969-72
1984-88
2004–08
1989-93
1963-65
2002–05
125
160
131
157
55
74
100
136
148
77
149
43
125
44
20
157
86
76
91
155
124
122
30
95
58
94
7
27
19
23
3
40
34
11
19
5
56
1
1
14
32
42
5
48
21
24
23
11
63
173
26
67
24
44
14
41
32
30
74
6
83
2
1
29
42
64
23
78
18
34
11
11
121
267
33
94
43
67
17
81
66
41
93
11
139
3
2
43
74
106
28
126
39
58
34
22
71-164
30- 68
22-55
61-130
12- 24
56-112
24-48
111-260
69- 138
52-107
123-265
16- 32
79-180
21- 42
4-8
66-151
16- 32
65-141
50-107
94-216
50-100
26- 52
7- 14
23-46
Los Angeles
Windsor, Ontario
Glencoe, Ill.
Calgary, Alberta
Madison, Wis.
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Rice Lake, Wis.
Fredericton, New Brunswick
Edina, Minn.
Calgary, Alberta
St. Paul, Minn.
Milwaukee
Grand Rapids, Minn.
Toronto, Ontario
Bloomington, Minn.
Glenview, Ill.
Superior, Wis.
Toronto, Ontario
Etobicoke, Ontario
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
West Hills, Calif.
Duluth, Minn.
Ann Arbor, Mich.
Mendota Heights, Minn.
121
74
147
33
162
97
69
118
103
116
15
0
162
138
82
152
163
19
10
55
3
33
4
24
12
19
21
1
0
45
31
16
100
83
56
10
59
3
56
19
22
25
29
15
5
0
43
42
12
120
98
75
20
114
6
89
23
46
37
48
36
6
0
88
73
28
220
181
30-60
11- 22
112-243
2-4
76-152
48-118
32- 67
66-138
33-66
7- 14
12- 24
0- 0
63-150
47- 94
16- 32
121-242
95-198
Minnetonka, Minn.
Rice Lake, Wis.
Brentwood, Tenn.
Calgary, Alberta
Bloomington, Minn.
Yellow Knife, NW Territory
Green Bay, Wis.
Oakville, Ontario
Lino Lakes, Minn.
White Bear Lake, Minn.
Madison, Wis.
Elmhurst, Ill.
Downers Grove, Ill.
Lisle, Ill.
Downers Grove, Ill.
Downers Grove, Ill.
E/F
Earl, Robbie***, W
Eaves, Mike****, C
Eichelberger, John****, W
Elick, Mickey****, D
Ellis, Charles**, W
Engblom, Brian**, D
Engel, Josh****, D/F
Englehart, Brad****, C
Enrico, Rick****, W
Erickson, Brian**, D
Ethier, Pat****, D
Exarhos, Chris**, W
Fairchild, Kelly***, C
Faust, Eric****, D
FAUST, Joe*, D
Fahey, Brian****, D
Fitzgerald, Mark***, W
Flatley, Pat**, W
Folk, Al***, D
Ford, Pat****, C
Ford, Matthew***, F
Francisco, Jason****, W
French, Thomas**, W-C
Funk, John***, W
10
17
11, 9
4
9, 19
6
6
9
11, 26
3
24, 4
32
25, 7
14, 24
24
4
13, 11
26
18
12
18
13
14
22
G
Gardiner, Jake***, D
Geisness, Todd**, W
Geoffrion, Blake****, F
Gibson, Brent**, C
Gilbert, Tom****, D
Gilchrist, Daniel***, D
Gleffe, Michael***, W-D
Goloubef, Cody***, D
Gorowsky, Tom****, W
Gorowsky, Dan****, W
Grafton, Kenneth*, D
Graham, Robert*, W
Granato, Don****, C-W
Granato, Kevin****, C-W
Granato, Rob**, C
Granato, Tony****, C
Grauer, Les****, W
2008–11 19
1985-87 23
2006–10 16, 5
2002–04 11
2002–06 14
1968-71
5
1966-69 10
2007–10 27
2005–09 15
1977-81 15
1963-64
3
1980-81
1987-91 20
1997-01 32
1992-94 21
1983-87 21
1975-79
9
ACROSS THE
BORDER
The Wisconsin hockey
program is one of the
most successful in college
hockey and without
question part of that
success has been the
wealth of talent that has
come from our neighbors
to the north. Listed below
is a province-by-province
breakdown of how many
Canadian student-athletes
(85* total) have played
for the Cardinal and White
since the 1963-64 season.
Alberta
Ontario
British Columbia
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Quebec
New Brunswick
NW Territory
Nova Scotia
24
24
18
9
9
2
1
1
1
*Includes only players who
have lettered
OVERSEAS
The Badger recruiting
effort has also reached
overseas. The first-ever
European born player to
don the Cardinal and White
was Jan-Ake Danielson
(1981-84), who hailed
from Insjon, Sweden.
Since then, Latvians Ulvis
Katlaps (1992-94) and
Yuri Gusak (1995-99) and
Finnish-born player Niki
Siren (1996-2000) have
played at Wisconsin.
The most recent
addition to the overseas
contingent includes
Austrian, Bernd Brückler
(2001–05). He was the
first European-born
goaltender to play for the
Badgers.
112
Graveline, Paul****, W
Gregory, John****, D
Griffin, Ron***, D,
Grotting, Ben****, F
Gruden, Luke****, D
Guenther, Dan**, W
Gusak, Yuri****, C-W
Gwozdecky, George****, W
1983-87
1974-78
1976-80
2006–10
1995-99
1996-00
1995-99
1973-77
32, 10
25, 4
26, 4
14
4, 14
15, 11
11
23
102
60
126
149
123
6
105
96
10
0
27
11
4
0
14
21
10
8
57
22
27
0
17
22
20
8
84
33
31
0
31
43
22- 47
20- 40
37- 85
60-150
58-135
0- 0
14- 39
41- 85
Grand Forks, N.D.
Maple Ridge, British Columbia
Livonia, Mich.
Birmingham, Ala.
Hastings, Minn.
Elm Grove, Wis.
Riga, Latvia
Thunder Bay, Ontario
1994-97
2010–
1989-92
1999-01
2003–05
1968-71
1991-94
2000-03
1987-92
1968-71
1982-84
1974-77
1998-02
2008–09
1988-91
1970-74
1981-85
1981-85
1992-96
1978-79
1998-02
1998-02
8
13
24, 4
15
26
12, 19
15
10
10
13
5
27, 25
5, 23
25
6
20
16
28
18
14
8, 21
9
112
14
93
77
33
86
5
73
119
47
8
103
117
8
124
120
165
152
112
20
142
151
22
1
5
52
5
75
0
7
17
18
2
30
15
1
35
31
82
73
15
1
30
42
25
0
12
61
3
62
1
11
14
11
2
38
21
0
94
31
95
94
12
1
55
42
47
1
17
113
8
137
1
18
31
29
4
68
36
1
129
62
177
167
27
2
85
84
28- 78
Duluth, Minn.
1-2
Pewaukee, Wis.
52-128
Mahtomedi, Minn.
49-106
Calgary, Alberta
9-18
Calgary, Alberta
78-201
Calgary, Alberta
1- 2
Roseau, Minn.
27-68
Bloomington, Minn.
62-124
Roseau, Minn.
10- 20
Birchdale, Minn.
2- 4
St. Paul, Minn.
73-168
Hibbing, Minn.
4- 8
Bloomington, Minn.
2-4
St. Paul, Minn.
122-269
Duluth, Minn.
55-121
Ponoka, Alberta
64-137 N. Vancouver, British Columbia
51-110
Toronto, Ontario
34- 71
Madison, Wis.
4- 8
Montreal, Quebec
61- 130
Edmonton, Alberta
33- 66
Plymouth, Minn.
1999-03
1968-71
1973-75
1974-76
1987-89
1999-03
1982-86
1980-84
1974-78
2007–11
1972-73
1976-79
1974-78
2007–11
1978-82
1969-73
2003–07
2001-04
5
4
10
24
3
26
11
12
15
3
3
10
18
10
11
10
24
2
124
102
63
26
9
132
148
171
95
84
38
125
161
153
153
144
160
11
7
22
10
1
1
15
63
64
9
3
4
125
32
22
82
52
31
1
15
68
17
3
0
19
67
112
11
8
11
131
43
32
77
51
62
1
22
90
27
4
1
34
130
176
20
11
15
256
75
54
159
103
93
2
60-128
16-32
24-48
5-10
0-0
109-254
76-166
80-180
20-40
12-24
8-16
37-74
67-143
62-140
50-106
60-137
26-52
1-2
83
56
57
59
11
15
152
93
158
106
101
148
64
9
4
23
0
3
8
35
34
12
1
2
46
6
56
5
45
7
1
10
30
44
60
8
9
75
14
65
9
68
7
4
18
65
78
72
9
11
121
20
19- 38
12- 24
55-164
31- 65
1- 2
12- 24
21- 42
31- 65
95-206
52-115
47-102
95-266
0- 0
H
Haley, Darren***, W
HARTZOG, Gavin*, F
Harwell, Joe***, D
Heatley, Dany**, W
Heatley, Mark**, W
Heatley, Murray***, W
Hedlund, Todd**, W
Heisler, Jake***, W
Helgeson, Jon****, W
Hendrickson, Stu*, W
Heppner, Rick*, D
Herbst, Dave***, W
Hergert, Dave****, W
Hickey, Chris*, F
Hill, Sean***, D
Hinkley, Stan****, W
Houck, Paul****, W
Houston, Paul****, C
Howard, Troy****, W
Hudon, Gilles*, D
Hukalo, David****, W
Hussey, Matt****, W
J
Jackson, Mark****, D
Jagger, John***, D
Jefferies, James**, D
Jefferies, Mark**, W
Jensen, Chris*, D
Jensen, Erik****, W
Johannson, Jim****, W
Johannson, John****, C
Johnson, Brad***, D-W
Johnson, Craig****, D
Johnson, Jack*, D,
Johnson, Mark***, C
Johnson, Murray****, W
Johnson, Patrick****, F
Johnson, Peter****, W
Johnston, James****, W
Joudrey, Andrew ****, C
Julka, Chris**, D
St. Albert, Alberta
Hopkins, Minn.
Hopkins, Minn.
Wilmette, Ill.
Madison, Wis.
Rochester, Minn.
Rochester, Minn.
Minneapolis
Waupaca, Wis.
Bloomfield Hills, Mich.
Madison, Wis.
Minneapolis
Madison, Wis.
Madison, Wis.
St. James, Manitoba
Bedford, Nova Scotia
Madison, Wis.
K
Katlaps, Ulvis**, D
Kavolinas, Clark***, W
Keeley, Richard***, D
Keller, Randy**, D
Kelso, Douglas*, W
Kennedy, Charles*, C
Keryluk, Ken****, W
Klipsic, Richard***, W
Klubertanz, Kyle****, D
Krall, Jon****, D
Krug, Tim****, D
Kuk, Dustin****, W
Kuklinski, Gary**, W
113
1992-94
2
1975-79 21
1964-67 7, 13
1978-81
8
1969-73 24
1965-66 17
1978-82 17
1967-70
8
2004–
2, 20
2000-04 17
1993-97
5
1996-00 18
1969-72 25, 12
Riga, Latvia
Surrey, British Columbia
Madison, Wis.
Victoria, British Columbia
Madison, Wis.
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Rochester, Minn.
Sun Prairie, Wis.
Temperance, Mich.
Bloomington, Minn.
Livonia, Mich.
Mosinee, Wis.
Kuklinski, Thomas*, W
Kurtz, Brett****, C
1972-73 13
1988-92 25, 21
0
172
0
32
0
58
0
90
0- 0
93-194
Mosinee, Wis.
Joliet, Ill.
L
Lannan, Pat***, C-W
LaPlante, Mike**, D
Leavitt, Alex*, C
Lebler, Ed***, W
Lecy, Scott****, W
Lecy, Todd****, W
LEE, Derek**, F
Leevers, Robert***, D
Leszczynski, Ron***, W-C
Licari, Nick****, C, W
Likens, Jeff****, D
LITTLE, Ryan**, D/F
LITTLE, Sean*, F
Lundeen, Dave****, C
Lundeen, Paul*, W
Lundeen, Robert****, D-C
Lundeen, Tom*, W
1969-72 14
1995-97 3, 25
2001-03 12
1978-81 26
1977-81 16
1979-83
7
2009–
23
1966-69
3
1963-66 18
2002–06 31
2003–07
5
2008–
20
2010–
18
1973-77 22
1977-78 19
1971-75
4
1975-77
6
95
65
68
102
151
149
57
47
56
162
161
61
10
141
33
143
7
27
0
13
39
83
50
4
1
37
17
9
6
0
60
5
35
0
25
13
26
42
127
57
22
15
58
35
47
7
1
81
4
65
0
52
13
39
81
210
107
26
16
95
52
56
13
1
141
9
100
0
33- 67
54-124
33-66
26- 55
67-148
80-170
10-20
5- 10
23- 50
47-111
94-196
22-44
3-17
107-304
6- 12
34- 71
4- 16
Calgary, Alberta
Calgary, Alberta
Edmonton, Alberta
Vanderhoof, British Columbia
Rochester, Minn.
Rochester, Minn.
North Vancouver, B.C.
Devils Lake, N.D.
Mosinee, Wis.
Duluth, Minn.
Barrington, Ill.
Fond du Lac, Wis.
Fond du Lac, Wis.
Minneapolis
Minneapolis
Minneapolis
Minneapolis
M
Macdonald, Doug****, C
MacKenzie, Ken***, D
MacMurchy, Ryan****, W
McBain, Jamie***, D
McDonagh, Ryan***, D
McElroy, Joey*, W
McFadyen, Douglas***, D
McFarlane, Jay***, D
McGrath, Mike*, D
McIntosh, Norm****, D
McKenzie, Steve**, D
Machowski, Thomas***, D
Maley, Dave****, W
Meeker, Mike**, W
Mellanby, Scott**, W
Mendel, Rob****, D
MERSCH, Michael*, F
Metro, Tony***, D
MEUER, Keegan**, F
Miller, Sterling*, W
Mitchell, John****, F
Moore, Blaine****, C-W
Moran, John***, D
Moreau, T.R.***, W
Morgan, Jon****, W
Mullen, Brian**, W
Mullens, Brad***, D
Murray, Jordy***, F
Murray, Matt****, C-W
1988-92 12
1984-87 27
2002–06 19
2006–09
2
2007–10 17
2002–04
6
1967-70
2
1978-81 7, 2
1983-85
3
1974-78
8
1980-82
3
1971-75
2
1982-86 20
1975-77 19
1984-86 19
1986-90 17
2010–
25
1965-68
5
2009– 26, 12
1963-64
9
2006–10 10, 24
1990-94 17
1965-68 3, 4
1996-99 10
1977-81 22
1980-82 19
1974-78 14, 7
2008–11 18, 28
1998 -02 14
152
102
164
111
119
0
98
114
44
158
84
137
162
76
72
170
41
77
14
15
139
141
77
80
103
71
93
119
140
75
2
44
15
14
0
15
6
3
27
4
7
66
44
35
3
8
19
1
1
32
57
9
15
10
31
3
38
38
114
30
66
64
32
0
67
28
9
86
24
31
100
38
47
41
11
47
2
2
29
72
25
17
21
30
12
22
35
189
32
110
79
46
0
82
34
12
113
28
38
166
82
82
44
19
66
3
3
61
129
34
32
31
61
15
60
73
98-228
41- 90
141-342
34-84
72-174
1-2
44- 96
107-222
21- 42
74-162
30- 65
75-150
132-301
36- 75
61-149
57-115
16-32
35-110
5-18
1- 2
87-242
121-277
10- 20
43-108
35- 78
19- 38
59-118
58-130
110-239
Port Moody, British Columbia
Kelowna, British Columbia
Faribault, Minn.
Arden Hills, Minn.
Coon Valley, Min.
Calgary, Alberta
Edmonton, Alberta
Rowland Heights, Calif.
Grand Prairie, Alberta
Leduc, Alberta
Chicago
Edina, Minn.
Ottawa, Ontario
Islington, Ontario
Los Angeles
Park Ridge, Ill.
Madison, Wis.
Madison, Wis.
Neenah, Wis.
Kitimat, British Columbia
Devils Lake, N.D.
Rockford, Ill.
Minnetonka, Minn.
New York
North Bay, Ontario
Faribault, Minn.
Fond du Lac, Wis.
1980-84 26
1988-92
8
1966-69 12, 7
1980-82 10
1974-77
5
1965-68 4, 15
2003–07
3
1972-74 12
1987-90 24
1977-79 28
1973-74 21
2
144
85
78
114
78
138
75
108
8
36
1
11
29
68
42
57
0
45
6
0
11
0
31
23
59
126
33
3
58
42
1
10
1
42
52
127
168
90
3
103
48
1
21
0- 0
103-206
31- 84
50-119
76-160
22- 53
59-129
17- 34
62-156
0- 0
3- 6
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
Fond du Lac, Wis.
Edina, Minn.
Eagle River, Wis.
Madison, Wis.
Calgary, Alberta
Burnsville, Minn.
Oak Lawn, Wis.
Edina, Minn.
N/O
Nate, Jeff*, W
Nelson, Chris****, D
Nelson, Gregory***, W
Newberry, John**, W
Norwich, Craig***, D
Obrodovich, Thomas***, W
Olinger, Matt****, D
Olmstead, Dennis**, C
Osiecki, Mark***, D
Ostapina, Mark*, W
Otness, David*, W
FATHERS &
SONS
Seven sons have
followed in their father’s
footsteps and become
Badgers.
Murray Heatley (‘68–71)
Dany (‘99–01)
Mark (‘03–05)
Gary Winchester (‘70–74)
Brad (‘99–03)
Dean Talafous (‘71–74)
Pete (‘02–05)
Bob Suter (‘75–79)
Ryan (‘03–04)
Lee Skille (‘75–76)
Jack (‘05–07)
Mark Johnson (‘76–79)
Patrick (‘07–current)
OH BROTHER!
Over the years, 14
families have had two
or more brothers play
hockey at the University
of Wisconsin.
The Littes are the
current brothers for
the Badgers (Ryan and
Sean.)
The Lundeens
(Robert, Dave, Tom
and Paul) all played in
the 1970s. Tony, Don
and Rob Granato were
part of UW teams in the
1980s and 1990s.
The only set of twin
brothers to become
Badgers were Mark and
Mike Strobel.
Mark and Peter
Johnson, and John, Bob
and Gary Suter were all
local boys who became
Badgers.
Rounding out the
remaining brother
combinations are Jeff
and Rob Andringa, Mark
and Dany Heatley, Jim
and Mark Jefferies, Jim
and John Johannson,
Gary and Tom Kuklinski,
Scott and Todd Lecy,
Scott and Steve Sabo,
and Jeff and Scott
Sanderson.
114
P–R
Parker, John***, C-W
Pavelski, Joe**, C
Pay, David**, W
Pearson, Ted****, W
Perrin, Ian****, D
Peterson, Larry, W-G
Peterson, Matt****, D
Petruzates, James***, W-C
Phippen, Tim**, D
Piskula, Joe***, D
Plante, Dan***, W
Poffenroth, Robert***, C
Poss, Greg***, W
Rafalski, Brian****, D
Ragatz, Frederick**, D
Rahko, Richard*, W-C
RAMAGE, John**, D
Ranheim, Paul****, W
Raygor, Erik***, W
Reay, Bill Jr.***, W
Reed, William*, W
Reinprecht, Steve****, C-W
Repins, Ed**, D
Revak, Glenn****, C-W
Richter, Barry****, D-W
Riley, John***, W
Rohlik, Steve****, W
Romanchuk, Rod****, W
Rothering, Tim****, D-W
Rotsch, Jeff***, D
Rowe, Ken**, C
Russo, John***, D
Rutlin, Ronald***, D
Ryan, Tom****, C-W
1986-91
2004–06
1972-74
1980-84
1974-79
1966-68
1994-98
1964-67
1976-79
2004–07
1990-93
1967-70
1986-89
1991-95
1963-65
1964-65
2009–
1984-88
1994-98
1970-74
1963-65
1996-00
1980-82
1984-88
1989-93
1964-67
1986-90
1975-79
1995-99
1969-72
2003–05
1963-66
1965-68
1982-86
7
8
9
24, 19
12, 6
21, 17
6
16
15, 25
7
22, 32
16
2
3
4
15
55
25
23
27, 15
10, 17
27
14
26, 16
2, 26
8
18, 9
11, 24
24
7
12
2
15, 6
22
107
84
73
154
129
4
114
66
89
112
115
99
98
150
30
23
78
161
130
92
20
154
38
131
170
70
166
162
138
99
25
60
49
90
18
39
33
40
3
0
5
55
3
3
42
74
7
20
1
14
3
88
45
25
1
72
3
27
52
18
34
54
13
8
1
17
4
33
22
62
30
61
20
1
5
43
9
19
49
95
18
80
3
14
20
89
41
22
1
90
8
36
104
31
47
52
43
45
3
21
11
30
40
101
63
101
23
1
10
98
12
22
91
169
25
100
4
28
23
177
86
47
2
162
11
63
156
49
81
106
56
53
4
38
15
63
44- 88
30-60
33- 66
126-294
29- 58
0- 0
46- 92
41- 98
9- 18
40-80
133-309
58-156
44- 88
58-124
9- 21
0- 0
44-110
83-191
106-237
44- 88
5- 10
29- 58
10- 20
14- 28
90-204
24- 51
79-189
41- 82
80-187
50-100
6-12
38- 83
11- 22
11- 22
Plover, Wis.
St. Catharines, Ontario
Flin Flon, Manitoba
Spy Hill, Saskatchewan
Wayzata, Minn.
Maple Grove, Minn.
Eagle River, Wis.
St. Paul, Minn.
Antigo, Wis.
Hayward, Wis.
Calgary, Alberta
Green Bay, Wis.
Allen Park, Mich.
Madison, Wis.
Eveleth, Minn.
St. Louis
Edina, Minn.
Superior, Wis.
Chicago
Upper Saddle River, N.J.
Edmonton, Alberta
Shorewood, Wis.
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Madison, Wis.
Madison, Wis.
St. Paul, Minn.
St. Paul, Minn.
Madison, Wis.
Minneapolis, Minn.
Faribault, Minn.
Madison, Wis.
Madison, Wis.
1980-84
1994-98
1986-88
1980-84
1986-90
1989-94
1992-96
2002–04
1976-80
1984-88
2009–
1985-89
1970-74
1990-94
1986-90
2001-03
2010–
1996-00
2005–07
1975-76
2007–10
2009–11
1967-70
1994-98
1987-91
1978-80
1991-95
1997-01
2008–
1985-89
1997-00
2008–10
23
7
28
29, 33
19
5, 22
25, 20
28
29, 23
32, 33
6
6
16
9
26, 16
18
27
20
12
13
7
15
19, 21
22
27
12
18, 12
34, 22
4
5
25
21
120
112
48
45
162
21
110
54
127
66
84
140
47
146
177
29
39
139
67
12
95
82
93
118
170
56
143
24
49
167
54
81
24
9
11
6
31
1
21
3
29
16
24
13
5
53
85
2
2
15
21
0
26
27
27
19
50
17
46
0
1
25
7
21
34
27
19
13
48
1
22
11
60
8
45
19
6
115
91
2
9
22
18
3
61
49
46
19
48
22
59
1
4
90
10
66
58
36
30
19
79
2
43
14
89
24
69
32
11
168
176
4
11
37
39
3
87
76
73
38
98
39
105
1
5
115
17
87
54-124
58-143
51-108
14- 28
135-338
5- 10
21- 50
8-27
45- 92
12- 24
16-40
37- 82
4- 8
106-255
143-314
3-14
8-16
35-70
23-49
2- 4
79-177
56-159
64-137
21-50
92-192
12-27
66-157
11- 33
17-34
132-310
28-56
7-14
Thief River Falls, Minn.
Madison, Wis.
Minneapolis
St. Paul, Minn.
Hastings, Minn.
Edina, Minn.
Edina, Minn.
Duluth, Minn.
Rochester, Minn.
Austin, Minn.
West Kelowna, B.C.
West Allis, Wis.
Blind River, Ontario
Port Huron, Mich.
Edmonton, Alberta
Grosse Pointe, Mich.
Bensenville, Ill.
Kouvola, Finland
Madison, Wis.
Madison, Wis.
Mimico, Ontario
Madison, Wis.
Woodbury, Minn.
Eagle River, Wis.
Calgary, Alberta
Carmel, Ind.
Scarborough, Ontario
Wrightstown, Wis.
Foxboro, Mass.
Sun Prairie, Wis.
Hastings, Minn.
S
Sabo, Scott***, W-C
Sabo, Steve****, D
Sabol, Shaun***, D
Sager, Tim**, W-C
Sagissor, Tom****, W
Sanderson, Jeff****, D
Sanderson, Scott****, C
Sawatske, Tom**, D
Scheid, Jim**, C
Scheid, Tony**, W
SCHULTZ, Justin**, D
Semandel, Kurt****, W-D
Shaughnessy, Robert**, W
Shier, Andrew****, W
Shuchuk, Gary****, C-W
Simon, Joe**, F
SIMONELLI, Frankie*, D
Siren, Niki****, W
Skille, Jack**, W
Skille, Lee*, W
Smith, Brendan***, D
Smith, Craig**, F
Smith, David***, W
Smith, Mark****, W
Snedden, Dennis****, W
Speer, Dave*, W
Spencer, Jamie****, C
Spooner, Rick****, D
SPRINGER, Eric***, D
Stanton, Paul****, D
Stauffacher, Chad**, W
Stepan, Derek**, F
115
Street, Ben****, F
Strobel, Mark****, D
Strobel, Mike****, W
Suter, Bob****, D
Suter, Gary**, D
Suter, John***, D
Suter, Ryan *, D
Sykes, Rodger****, D
2005–10 22
1991-95 20, 26
1991-96 27
1975-79
2
1983-85
4
1973-78
3
2003–04
4
1987-91 4, 23
171
151
155
157
74
117
39
134
48
21
49
27
16
4
3
8
45
41
51
76
57
15
16
19
93
62
100
103
73
19
19
27
41-90
116-252
112-297
177-377
89-178
71-145
41-93
43-86
Coquitlam, British Columbia
St. Paul, Minn.
St. Paul, Minn.
Madison, Wis.
Madison, Wis.
Madison, Wis.
Madison, Wis.
Waukegan, Ill.
1972-77
7
1971-74 17
2002–05 15, 17
1998-99 21
1986-90 22
1963-64
1981-86 29, 7
2008–10 12
1968-72 15
1991-95 14
1993-95 25
1982-86 18
1990-94 19
1989-91 15
2007–11
8
2007–08 19
1984-88 23, 9
156
111
52
35
173
11
151
43
35
144
50
70
155
60
111
36
147
36
48
3
10
81
1
41
2
12
10
5
8
37
10
23
11
63
95
85
17
12
92
0
113
9
17
26
10
11
44
22
16
24
74
131
133
20
22
173
1
154
11
29
36
15
19
81
32
39
35
137
52-111
50-105
11-22
22-44
80-168
2-7
104-248
14-39
6-18
141-302
44-113
11-22
28-73
6-12
46-108
15-38
17-34
Minneapolis
Hastings, Minn.
Hudson, Wis.
Livonia, Mich.
Middleton, Wis.
Richfield, Minn.
Beaver Dam, Wis.
Green Bay, Wis.
Coleraine, Minn.
Minnetonka, Minn.
Thornhill, Ontario
Bloomington, Minn.
Minneapolis
Hayward, Wis.
New Westminster, B.C.
Vancouver, British Columbia
1970-72
1974-78
1963-64
1982-86
1998-02
1978-82
60
160
13
156
134
159
9
56
5
35
5
75
7
73
1
58
14
131
16
129
6
93
19
206
6-12
38-79
1-2
79-199
32-64
57-118
166
36
12
161
134
17
43
163
148
150
144
116
21
58
104
41
164
8
2
10
34
23
3
1
46
65
40
83
10
9
24
55
5
92
54
12
9
194
37
3
2
82
61
44
80
28
13
19
56
31
68
62
14
19
228
60
6
3
128
126
84
163
38
22
43
111
36
160
T
Taft, John****, D
Talafous, Dean***, C
Talafous, Pete***, W
Tanabe, Dave*, D
Tancill, Chris****, C-W
Tanner, Bert*, W
Thomas, Tim***, D
Thurber, Matt*, F
Tochterman, Mat*, W
Tok, Chris****, D
Tompkins, Dan**, W
Tschipper, Steve****, W
Tucker, Chris****, W
Tuomie, Tray**, W
Turnbull, Podge****, F
Turris, Kyle*, C
Tuttle, Steve****, W
U/V
Uihlein, Phil**, W
Ulseth, Tom****, W
Van Dyke, John*, W
Vargas, Ernie****, W
Vega, Rob****, D
Vincent, Ron****, W
9
16
8
13
20
Milwaukee
Moorhead, Minn.
Milwaukee
Coon Rapids, Minn.
Madison, Wis.
W–Z
Walsh, Matt****, D
Wallace, Bruce*, D
Weiss, James*, C-W
Welsh, Theran****, D
Wheeler, Andy****, W
Whipple, Richard**, W
White, Jeff**, D
Wiitala, Marty****, D-W
Williams, Max****, C-W
Winchester, Brad****, C-W
Winchester, Gary****, C
Wozniewski, Andy***, D
Young, Donald**, C-W
Young, Frank***, W-C
Young, James***, W
ZENGERLE, Mark*, F
Zent, Jason****, W
1982-86 14
1979-80
3
1963-64 17
1977-81
5
1998-02 31
1964-66 14
1983-85 29
1982-86 17
1992-96 16
1999-03
8
1970-74
8
2001-04
7
1966-69 20
1963-66 12, 10
1969-72 11
2010–
9
1990-94 11
108-219
Madison, Wis.
14-34 W. Vancouver, British Columbia
1- 2
Shaker Heights, Ohio
94-220
Weldon, Saskatchewan
47-110
Duluth, Minn.
2-4
Madison, Wis.
14-28
Rosemont, Pa.
20-40
Superior, Wis.
59-151
Mahwah, N.J.
106-215
Madison, Wis.
22- 44
Calgary, Alberta
49-205
Buffalo Grove, Ill.
1- 2
London, Ontario
21- 45
Madison, Wis.
38- 76
Dafter, Mich.
12-51
Rochester, N.Y.
179-397
Cheektowaga, N.Y.
116
The Goaltenders
Player
Years
GP
GA
GAA Saves
SV%
SO
Hometown
Althaus, Jeff**
Anderson, Dean****
Baranczyk, Mark***
Baretta, Julian****
Baxter, Gary****
Behrend, Marc***
Bennett, Brett**
Brückler, Bernd****
Carey, Jim**
Connelly, Shane****
Daubenspeck, Kirk****
Derksen, Duane****
Dibble, Mike****
Duffy, James*
Elliott, Brian****
Engberg, Gary*
Gabona, Ernest*
Gremore, Jamey***
Gudmandson, Scott****
Hall, Ben***
Henderson, Jeff****
Jeffery, Ryan****
Johnson, Gary***
Joseph, Curtis*
Kabotoff, Scott***
Kleisinger, Terry****
Kohtala, Luke**
Lambie, John****
Makey, Jim***
McNab, Dave***
Melanson Graham****
Michelizzi, Jon***
Mill, Gary*
Passalino, Mark**
Pendleton, Kip**
Perkins, Richard****
Peterson, Larry**
Richter, Mike**
Sauer, John*
Schultz, Roy**
Soper, Jake****
Sundby, Jon*
Thomas, Wayne**
Valley, Mike**
Vroman, Robert***
1990-93
1984-88
1999-02
1975-79
1982-86
1980-83
2009–11
2001–05
1992-94
2005–09
1993-97
1988-92
1973-78
1963-64
2003–07
1970-71
1963-64
1978-81
2007–11
1964-67
2005–09
2005–09
1964-67
1988-89
1999-03
1980-84
2002–05
1985-89
1970-73
1973-78
1997-01
1989-93
1982-84
1982-86
1978-81
1971-75
1966-68
1985-87
1994-95
1978-80
1994-99
1964-65
1968-70
1996-98
1967-70
1
110
6
86
38
69
27
114
65
90
121
129
95
15
86
10
2
20
70
6
29
30
63
38
51
86
1
2
60
16
140
43
2
0
1
64
8
60
1
52
11
5
39
33
59
1
403
2
310
122
164
70
274
192
211
440
413
365
61
148
15
9
70
160
20
0
0
241
94
140
259
0
1
217
40
380
134
4
0
2
202
17
218
0
216
19
5
104
90
164
10.87
3.82
6.81
3.69
3.87
2.64
2.73
2.48
3.05
2.39
3.79
3.33
3.88
4.07
1.78
2.05
4.50
4.35
2.39
3.23
0.00
0.00
3.84
2.49
3.26
3.30
0.00
4.55
3.56
2.85
2.78
3.72
4.11
0.00
6.00
3.26
2.13
3.71
0.00
4.29
3.76
4.00
2.84
3.09
3.05
.667
.882
.750
.888
.870
.912
.893
.916
.901
.913
.889
.886
.888
.882
.931
.930
.820
.869
.913
.841
.000
.000
.880
.919
.902
.893
1.00
.857
.891
.891
.910
.869
.846
.000
.818
.900
.864
.895
.000
.881
.858
.722
.909
.898
.889
0
2
0
2
1
4
2
8
2
8
1
6
1
1
16
1
0
0
7
0
0
0
3
1
1
9
0
0
0
0
9
1
0
0
0
3
0
1
0
2
0
0
3
0
6
St. Cloud, Minn.
Oshawa, Ontario
Green Bay, Wis.
Edmonton, Alberta
Don Mills, Ontario
Madison, Wis.
Williamsville, N.Y.
Graz, Austria
Weymouth, Mass.
Cheltenham, Pa.
Madison, Wis.
Morden, Manitoba
Minneapolis, Minn.
Highland Park, Ill.
Newmarket, Ontario
Glenview, Ill.
Cleveland, Ohio
Sherwood Park, Alberta
Huntington, N.Y.
Menomonie, Wis.
Madison, Wis.
Roseau, Minn.
Newmarket, Ontario
Sherwood Park, Alberta
Nanaimo, B.C.
Appleton, Wis.
Waukesha, Wis.
Dunville, Ontario
San Diego
Plymouth, Nova Scotia
Duluth, Minn.
Kirkwood, Mo.
Lake Forest, Ill.
Madison, Wis,
St. Paul Park, Minn,
Wayzata, Minn,
Flourtown, Pa.
Fox Point, Wis.
Rush Lake, Saskatchewan
Menomonie, Wis.
Madison, Wis.
Ottawa, Ontario
Delta, British Columbia
Bloomington, Minn.
*—letters won; Current players are bolded and capitalized.
117
2
3024
6
2468
817
1705
586
2981
1755
2220
3517
3222
2895
456
1984
200
41
465
1669
106
0
0
1759
1061
1292
2161
1
6
1769
327
3850
891
22
0
9
1811
108
1864
0
1597
115
13
1039
796
1312
Net Records
Dean Anderson
68-34-2
John Anderson* 9-3-1
Mark Baranczyk 0-0-0
Julian Baretta
51-25-6
Gary Baxter
19-13-2
Marc Behrend
49-8-3
Brett Bennett
13-11-3
Bernd Brückler
51-41-16
Jim Carey
39-21-2
Shane Connelly 41-36-11
Kirk Daubenspeck 55-55-8
Duane Derksen
80-40-6
Mike Dibble
50-36-7
James Duffy
8-4-3
Brian Elliott
51-27-6
Gary Engberg
6-3-0
Ernest Gabona
0-1-0
Jamey Gremore 7-8-0
Scott Gudmandson 38-19-7
Ben Hall
5-0-0
Gary Johnson
37-28-0
Curtis Joseph
21-11-5
Scott Kabotoff
14-23-3
Terry Kleisinger 47-29-2
John Lambie
0-0-0
Jim Makey
41-16-0
Doug McFadden* 3-1-0
Dave McNab
10-2-0
Graham Melanson 81-48-8
Jon Michelizzi
22-10-2
Kip Pendleton
0-0-0
Dick Perkins
36-19-6
Larry Peterson
5-0-0
Mike Richter
33-25-1
Roy Schultz
29-21-1
Jake Soper
1-0-2
Doug Spitzig*
0-2-0
Wayne Thomas 23-13-1
Mike Valley
15-12-1
Bob Vroman
28-18-1
*—played, but did not letter
Jersey Numbers
1
- Jim Duffy, Gary Johnson, Bob Vroman, Jim
Makey, Dick Perkins, Julian Baretta, Roy Schultz,
Terry Kleisinger, Jim Lozinski, Mike Richter,
Curtis Joseph, Matt Gleasman, Brian Volp, Kirk
Daubenspeck, Mark Baranczyk, Scott Kabotoff, Brian
Elliott, Scott Gudmandson
2
- John Russo, Ron Rutlin, Doug McFayden, Brian
Wright, Tom Machowski, Bob Suter, Jay McFarlane,
Jan-Ake Danielson, Garry Bunz, Greg Poss, Barry
Richter, Jacques Auger, Ulvis Katlaps, Ted Carlson,
Jason Reimers, Chris Julka, Kyle Klubertanz, Jamie
McBain
3
- Ken Grafton, Charles Alward, John Moran, Bob
Leevers, Brian Erickson, Jack Johnson, John Suter,
Brian Devlin, Kelly Elcombe, Bruce Wallace, Steve
McKenzie, Mike McGrath, Chris Jensen, Matt Smith,
Brian Rafalski, Mike LaPlante, Woody Levin, Matt
Olinger, Craig Johnson, Patrick Daly
4
- Fritz Ragatz, Tom Obrodovich, John Moran,
John Jagger, Bob Lundeen, John Gregory, Ron Griffin,
Pat Ethier, Gary Suter, Garry Bunz, Rodger Sykes,
Kurt Semandel, Joe Harwell, Mickey Elick, Luke
Gruden, Brian Fahey, Ryan Suter, Davis Drewiske, Eric
Springer
5
- Bob Busse, Tony Metro, Dan Gilchrist, Dave
Arundel, Craig Norwich, Theran Welsh, Rick Heppner,
Paul Stanton, Jeff Sanderson, Tim Krug, Dave
Hergert, Mark Jackson, Jeff Likens, Blake Geoffrion,
Chase Drake
6
- Don Addison, Ron Rutlin, Chuck Burroughs,
Dave Arundel, Ernie Blackburn, Steve Short, Brian
Engblom, Tom Lundeen, Ian Perrin, Jeff Andringa,
Dennis Will, Kurt Semandel, Sean Hill, Matt Peterson,
Matt Doman, Jake Dowell, Josh Engel, Tom Bardis,
Justin Schultz
7
- Chuck Ellis, Richard Keeley, Terry Lennartson,
Greg Nelson, Jeff Rotsch, Jim Weston, John Taft,
Brian Campbell, Jay McFarlane, Todd Lecy, Tony
Scheid, Tim Thomas, John Parker, Joe Harwell,
Kelly Fairchild, Steve Sabo, Mike Cerniglia, Andy
Wozniewski, Joe Piskula, Brendan Smith, Tyler Barnes
8
- Bert Tanner, Mike Riley, John Riley, Dick Klipsic,
Gary Winchester, Norm McIntosh, Randy Keller,
Bo Snuggerud, Ernie Vargas, Andy Akervik, Chris
Nelson, Darren Haley, David Hukalo, Brad Winchester,
Andy Brandt, Joe Pavelski, Andy Bohmbach, Podge
Turnbull, Matt Paape
9
- Sterling Miller, Charles Ellis, Bert DeHate, Phil
Uihlein, Dave Pay, Steve Polfuss, Les Grauer, Lexi
Doner, Micky Doner, Steve Tuttle, Steve Rohlik,
Andrew Shier, Brad Englehart, Matt Hussey, John
Eichelberger, Matt Auffrey, Mike Davies, Mark
Zengerle
Byce, Jason Zent, Rick Enrico, Yuri Gusak, Dan
Guenther, John Eichelberger, Brent Gibson, Jake
Dowell, Andy Bohmbach
12
- Frank Chan Young, Greg Nelson, Murray
Heatley, Mike Koch, Gary Kuklinski, Dennis Olmstead,
Ian Perrin, Dave Speer, John Johannson, Pat Ford,
Doug Macdonald, Jamie Spencer, Jason Helbing,
Alex Brooks, Alex Leavitt, Ken Rowe, Jack Skille, Tom
Bardis, Matt Thurber, Keegan Meuer
13
- Dick Whipple, Ben Hall, Mark Fitzgerald, Stu
Henrickson, Tom Kuklinski, Rich Wineberg, Lee
Skille, Dan Gorowsky, Tom Carroll, Gary Suter, Brian
Sergenian, Jason Francisco, Mike Mickelson, Rob
Vega, Aaron Bendickson, Gavin Hartzog
23
- Dean Connor, John Lloyd, Tim Dool, Steve
Clippingdale, George Gwozdecky, Jim Scheid,
Scott Sabo, Steve Tuttle, Todd Geisness, Rodger
Sykes, Mike Doers, Erik Raygor, Dave Hergert, Rene
Bourque, Derek Lee
24
- Joe Middlebury, Ken Weiss, Brian Wright,
Doug Kelso, Tim Hausman, Mark Jefferies, Rod
Romanchuk, Pat Ethier, Ted Pearson, Eric Faust, Mark
Osiecki, Joe Harwell, Maco Balkovec, Tim Rothering,
Matt Doman, Andrew Joudrey, John Mitchell, Joe
Faust
25
- Tom French, Dick Whipple, Mike Cowan,
Pat Lannan, Ernie Blackburn, Gordy Sinclair, Brad
Mullens, Gilles Hudon, Ed Repins, Eric Faust, Matt
Walsh, Joe Decker, Chris Tok, Luke Gruden, Matt
Murray, Tom Gilbert, Ben Grotting, Jefferson Dahl
- Gary Kuklinski, Tom Chuckel, Chris Wright,
Brock Mathieson, John Gregory, Dave Herbst, Tim
Phippen, Bruce Driver, Paul Ranheim, Brett Kurtz,
Kelly Fairchild, Scott Sanderson, Dan Tompkins, Mike
LaPlante, Chad Stauffacher, A.J. Degenhardt, Chris
Hickey, Michael Mersch
15
26
14
- Camp VanDyke, Richard Rahko, Tom
Obrodovich, Matt Tochterman, Billy Reay, Jr., Brad
Johnson, Tim Phippen, Dan Gorowsky, Brad Benson,
Todd Delveaux, Kurt Svendsen, Tray Toumie, Todd
Hedlund, Dan Guenther, Dany Heatley, Pete Talafous,
Tom Gorowsky, Craig Smith
16
- Jim Craig, Jim Petruzates, Bob Poffenroth,
Tom Ulseth, Scott Lecy, Paul Houck, Glenn Revak,
Gary Shuchuk, Shawn Carter, Max Williams, Jeff
Dessner, Adam Burish, Blake Geoffrion, Sean Dolan,
Joseph La Bate
17
- Chris Wright, Gary Coates, John Walsh, Ron
Griffin, Ed Lebler, Pat Flatley, Jeff Nate, Glenn Revak,
John Byce, Gary Shuchuk, Kurt Gonce, Barry Richter,
Mark Strobel, Rick Enrico, Erik Jensen, Mark Heatley,
Zach Bearson, Keegan Meuer, Brad Navin
27
- Dave Herbst, Mike Dibble, Roy Schultz, Marc
Behrend, Ken MacKenzie, Dennis Snedden, Mike
Strobel, Steve Reinprecht, Joe Campbell, Ross
Carlson, Cody Goloubef, Frankie Simonelli
28
- Brian Campbell, Steve Ganske, Mart Ostapina,
Kip Pendleton, Paul Houston, Andy Akervik, Shaun
Sabol, Kurt Stahura, Chad Vandertop, Fran Bussey,
Dan Bjornlie, Tom Sawatske, Jordy Murray
- Jim Weiss, William Reed, Chuck Kennedy,
Larry Peterson, Bryan Teed, Jim Boyd, Dean Talafous,
Mike Eaves, Ken Keryluk, Marty Wiitala, Rob Mendel,
Blaine Moore, Craig Anderson, Jon Krall, Pete
Talafous, Nigel Williams, Ryan McDonagh, Jason
Clark
29
18
30
- Ron Leszcynski, John Bennett, Chuck
Burroughs, Dean Connor, Al Folk, Mark Lomenda,
Pete Scamurra, Murray Johnson, Brian Campbell,
John Dougherty, Steve Tschipper, Steve Rohlik, Noel
Rahn, Jamie Spencer, Troy Howard, Dustin Kuk, Joe
Simon, Matthew Ford, Jordy Murray, Sean Little
19
- Steve Botham, Bert DeHate, Dave Smith,
Murray Heatley, Don Deprez, Mike Meeker,
Paul Lundeen, Mike Blaisdell, Brian Mullen, Ted
Pearson, Scott Mellanby, Tom Sagissor, Chris Tucker,
E.J. Bradley, Kent Davyduke, Ryan MacMurchy, Aaron
Bendickson, Kyle Turris, Jake Gardiner, Jake McCabe
20
- Ron Rutlin, Dan Young, Norm Cherrey, Stan
Hinkley, Mark Capouch, Ron Vincent, Dave Maley,
Kurt Stahura, Don Granato, Mark Strobel, Scott
Sanderson, Niki Siren, Dan Boeser, Ryan Suter, Kyle
Klubertanz, Ryan Little
10 - Bill Reed, Ben Hall, Frank Chan Young, Mike
Gleffe, Jim Johnston, Jim Jefferies, Kevin Nagel, Mark
Johnson, Chuck Durocher, John Newberry, Jacques
de St. Phalle, Mark Edwards, Paul Graveline, John
Helgeson, Shawn Carter, T.R. Moreau, Jake Heisler,
Robbie Earl, John Mitchell, Patrick Johnson
21
11 - Ernie Gabona, Ray Clegg, Jeff Carlson, Mark
Fitzgerald, Jim Young, Steve Alley, Rod Romachuk,
Scott Lecy, Peter Johnson, Jim Johannson, John
22
118
Dan Plante, Jeff Sanderson, Mark Smith, Rick
Spooner, John Funk, Ben Street, Tyler Lapic
- Larry Peterson, Don Young, Jerry Fitzgerald,
Dave Smith, Norm Cherrey, Dave Otness, Clark
Kavolinas, Bruce Eakin, Chris Chelios, Tony Granato,
Rob Andringa, Brett Kurtz, Rob Granato, Joe Bianchi,
Dave Tanabe, David Hukalo, Joey McElroy, Andy
Brandt, Derek Stepan, Brendan Woods
- Cliff Johnston, Jim Scheid, Jamey Gremore,
Tim Sager, Tim Thomas, Jeff White, Roger Rougelot,
Kurt Stahura, Duane Derksen, Jim Carey, Graham
Melanson, Luke Kohtala, Jeff Henderson, Jason Clark
- John Sundby, Ben Hall, Larry Peterson,
Wayne Thomas, John Anderson, Doug McFadden,
Dave McNab, Gary Baxter, Scott Skaleski, Jake Soper,
Ryan Jeffery, Landon Peterson
31
- Gary Engberg, Jim Makey, Dave McNab,
Larry Vanagas, Marc Behrend, Mark Passalino, Dean
Anderson, Jon Michelizzi, John Sauer, Chris Addesa,
Andy Wheeler, Nick Licari
32
- Chris Nelson, Doug Spitzig, Loren Seagraves,
Mike Dibble, Paul Graveline, Tony Scheid, Dan Plante,
Chris Exarhos, Kevin Granato, Bernd Brückler
33
- Doug Spitzig, Dave McNab, Tim Sager, Judd
Sondreal, Tony Scheid, Matt Buss, Rob Lurtsema,
Mike Cerniglia, Brett Bennett, Joel Rumpel
34 - Crister Olviken, Vic Posa, Rick Spooner
35 - Gary Mill, Mark Passalino, John Lambie, Jeff
Althaus, Mike Valley, Mark Baranczyk, Shane Connelly,
Mitch Thompson
55
- John Ramage
- Dave Grossfield, Max Bentley, Max Bentley,
Dave Lundeen, Jon Morgan, Tom Ryan, Chris Tancill,
118
Coaching History
W
hen the UW athletic counsel voted to officially
recognize ice hockey as a varsity sport (1921-22),
Dr. A.C. Viner was named the UW’s first varsity
ice hockey coach. But hockey at the UW was organized at
the club level as far back as 1892. In the years leading up to
that first season, Joe Steinauer coached Badger club teams
from 1916-19. His name is the earliest mention of a UW
hockey coach, club or varsity level.
All-Time Coaching Marks
Coach
Dr. A.C. Viner
Robert Blodgett
Kay Iverson
W.R. Brandow
John Farquhar
Spike Carlson
Art Thomsen
Thomsen/Riley*
John Riley
Bill Rothwell**
Bob Johnson
Jeff Sauer
Mike Eaves
Years
1921–23
1923–24
1924–26
1926–27
1927–30
1930–31
1931–35
1963–64
1963–66
1975–76
1966–82
1982–02
2002–
Record
3-13-3
3-9-1
9-10-5
1-9-0
21-20-7
4-6-1
9-22-1
8-5-3
34-19-3
12-24-2
367-175-23
489-306-46
192-138-42
Win Pct.
.237
.269
.479
.100
.510
.409
.297
.594
.634
.342
.670
.609
.573
* Thomsen and Riley were co-coaches in 1963–64
** Bill Rothwell served as interim coach during the
1975–76 season while Bob Johnson coached the 1976
United States Olympic Team.
Assistant Coaches
Norm Bolitho ................................... 1964–65
Bill Butters ................................2010–present
Bruce Davey ................................... 1965–68
Pat Ford
................................... 1994–02
Bill Howard ................................... 1973–08
John Hynes ................................... 2002–03
Mark Johnson .................................. 1996–02
Peter Johnson ................................. 1987–91
Mike Kemp .............................1981–82, ‘83–96
Mark LeRose ................................... 2003–04
David Lassonde............................... 1991–94
Doug McFadyen .............................. 1971–72
Barry McPherson ............................ 1970–71
Tom Osenton ................................... 1978–81
Mark Osiecki ................................... 2004–10
Scott Owens ................................... 1991–92
Kevin Patrick ................................... 2005–10
Dick Perkins ................................... 1976–77
Ian Perrin ................................... 1985–90
Jeff Rotsch ................................... 1973–74
Ron Rutlin ................................... 1968–69
Jeff Sauer ................................... 1969–71
Gary Shuchuk ...............................2010–present
Grant Standbrook ............................ 1976–87
Troy Ward ................................... 2002–05
Jim Weiss ................................... 1964–65
Gary Weitz ................................... 1975–79
Coaching
Bob Johnson
A man who has connections to four
WCHA schools is the one responsible
for crafting Wisconsin’s hockey program into the one rich in winning
tradition.
During the days Wisconsin football and basketball struggled through
losing seasons, Wisconsin hockey captured the imagination of Badger fans
beginning in 1964 when Bob Johnson
took the reigns of the club.
Payoff came in 1973 when the
Johnson-led Badgers corralled Denver,
4-2, for the schools’ first NCAA title.
Two more championships would follow during the Johnson era, including
four years later in 1977. Captained by
Mike Eaves, the 1977 team scored in
overtime against Michigan in Detroit
for championship No. 2. Finally in
1981, Wisconsin won a 6-3 contest
from Minnesota in Duluth, Minn., to
make it three titles in eight seasons.
During his time at Wisconsin,
Johnson began the Wisconsin
Olympic tradition. As head coach
of the 1976 U.S. Olympic Team,
Johnson took along three Badgers
to Montreal. Four years later his
son Mark, currently the coach of the
Wisconsin’s women hockey Badgers,
would pace the Americans in scoring
and lead the “Miracle on Ice,” as the
United States won gold over the heavily favored Soviet Union.
Johnson moved on to the professional ranks after 15 seasons and
before the start of the 1982–83 season, joining the Calgary Flames as
head coach. He took the Flames to
the Stanley Cup finals in 1986, before
once again moving on following the
1986–87 season. Johnson left the
NHL to take over as executive director
of USA Hockey.
The NHL called once again in
1990–91 as Johnson turned the
Pittsburgh Penguins, a sub-.500
team the previous year, into Patrick
Division, Prince of Wales Conference
and Stanley Cup champions in just
one season behind the bench. He was
chosen to lead Team USA the following fall at the Canada Cup, but fell ill.
A few weeks later, the hockey world
was stunned by his death from cancer. The Penguins repeated as Cup
champions that year and dedicated
their triumph to the memory of the
man who helped so many people during his career.
A 1992 inductee into the Hockey
Hall of Fame in Toronto, he was
inducted into the U.S. Hockey Hall of
Fame in 1991 and the UW Athletics
Hall of Fame in 1992.
Johnson’s legacy still resonates
today at the University of Wisconsin.
His immortal words, “It’s a great
day for hockey!” hang from the Kohl
Center rafters and from the rafters of ice rinks all over the State of
Wisconsin.
Jeff Sauer
His list of achievements in the college
hockey circuit places him among the
elite in the coaching ranks. He is not
only the winningest coach in Badger
history in any sport, but he is the
WCHA’s most victorious.
Jeff Sauer spent 31 years behind the collegiate bench, including 20 in charge of the
Badger hockey program. Since beginning his
coaching career back in 1966, as a 23-yearold assistant to the legendary Bob Johnson at
Colorado College, Sauer is the only person
in WCHA annals to coach 30 seasons in the
league and is also its winningest.
Sauer holds numerous league coaching
records including those for longevity and for
most games coached (1,244). His 655 wins
rank seventh on the NCAA all-time coaches
victory list.
In his 20 years at the UW, Sauer enjoyed
unprecedented success. No other coach won
more UW games (489) or coached in more
contests (841).
He became the first coach in college history to win a national title in his inaugural season at a school when the 1982-83 Badgers won
the school’s fourth NCAA championship. His
second national title came during the 1989-90
season when his team went 36-9-1 on its way
to recording the school’s second-winningest
season in history.
Sauer recorded four 30-win seasons
(1982-83, 1987-88, 1989-90, 1999-2000), the
most of any UW coach.
In WCHA play, the UW finished in the
league’s top three 14 times during his tenure,
winning league titles in 1990 and 2000.
One of the most-respected coaches in the
game, he continues to be a consummate diplomat for the game of hockey. Sauer remains
involved at all levels of hockey, from instructing kids at summer camps to speaking at high
school assemblies to coaching internationallevel athletes in world tournaments.
In the summer of 2000, Sauer was
honored by USA Hockey, when he received
the JOFA/USA Hockey Distinguished
Achievement Award. The award is given annually to a U.S. citizen who has made hockey his
or her profession and has made outstanding
contributions, on or off the ice, to the sport in
America.
Many of Sauer’s former players have
received national honors and gone onto successful careers in pro hockey. Seventeen have
earned all-America honors, and names like
Chelios, Driver, Flatley, Granato, Joseph,
Mellanby and Richter have adorned NHL jerseys for decades after playing collegiately for
Sauer at Wisconsin.
In August of 2000, Sauer coached his
first-ever women’s team at the women’s
Olympic Festival in Lake Placid, N.Y.
Olympian Cammi Granato (a sister to former
Badgers Tony, Don and Rob and a cousin
to Kevin) was one of his players, becoming
the fifth member of the Granato family to be
coached by Sauer.
In August of 1998, Sauer was head coach
for the inaugural WCHA All-Star Team that
competed against elite teams from Germany
and Switzerland in the Kolin Cup Tournament
in Switzerland. It was the first time in collegiate hockey conference history that a league
sent an all-star team overseas.
At CC, where he served as head coach
from 1971-82, Sauer won 166 games and was
twice named WCHA Coach of the Year. His
first award came following his rookie season,
and the second followed the 1974-75 campaign
when Colorado College posted a 23-16-0
record. The Tigers’ third-place WCHA finish
that season was the highest in 15 years for a
CC team.
NHL Directory
Steve Alley
Steve Clippingdale
Team
Yrs.
GP
Hartford
1979-81 18
NHL Totals 2 years 18
G
3
3
A
4
4
Pts.
7
7
W
12
12
L
19
19
T
3
3
G
44
6
16
5
71
A
61
6
15
4
86
Pts.
105
12
31
9
157
PIM
11
11
PP SH GW
not available
not available
Team
Los Angeles
Washington
NHL Totals
Marc Behrend
Team
Yrs.
GP
Winnipeg
1983-86 39
Yrs.
GP
1980-83 192
1983-85 48
1985-87 76
1987-89 33
9 years 349
PIM
80
42
38
14
176
Yrs.
2005–08
2008–PR
6 years
GP
183
216
399
A
2
15
17
Pts.
5
21
26
PIM
17
63
80
PP SH GW
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
G
1
A
16
Pts.
16
PIM
51
PP SH GW
0
0
0
A
248
82
330
Pts.
341
95
436
PIM
592
142
734
PP SH GW
23 2
6
6
0
2
29 2
8
G
0
6
6
A
1
0
1
Pts.
1
6
7
PIM
0
6
6
PP SH GW
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
GP
207
160
367
G
55
35
90
A
78
75
153
Pts.
133
110
243
PIM
PP SH GW
50 not available
44 not available
94 not available
GP
91
12
43
146
W
47
2
13
62
L
28
8
19
55
OTL
7
1
8
16
Min. GA SO Avg.
4968 222 6 2.68
690
44 0 3.83
2293 122 3 3.19
7951 388 9 3.00
GP
357
83
205
30
32
707
G
17
5
9
1
0
32
A
94
25
59
4
4
186
Pts.
111
30
68
5
4
218
PIM
337
69
192
16
28
642
PP SH GW
not available
not available
not available
not available
not available
not available
Team
Yrs.
GP
Washington 2010-11 7
NHL Totals 1 year
G
0
A
1
Pts.
1
PIM
2
PP SH GW
0
0
0
GP
23
81
104
Bruce Driver
G
33
76
109
A
42
73
115
Pts.
75
149
224
PIM
136
222
358
Team
New Jersey
NY Rangers
NHL Totals
PP SH GW
6
6
5
12 6 11
18 12 16
G
0
A
1
Pts.
1
PIM
4
Team
Toronto
Minnesota
NHL Totals
PP SH GW
0
0
0
Yrs.
GP
G
1984-95 784
93
1995-98 246
13
15 years1030 106
G
14
8
22
A
12
6
18
Pts.
26
14
40
PIM
355
91
446
PP SH GW
0
1
4
0
0
1
0
1
5
Team
Yrs.
GP
Boston
1989-92 29
G
4
4
A
3
3
Pts.
7
7
PIM
8
8
PP SH GW
1
0
0
1
0
0
W
72
8
1
81
L
51
15
2
68
T
15
1
0
16
Min.
8421
1500
202
10123
GA SO Avg.
315 14 2.24
88 2 3.52
13 0 3.86
416 16 2.47
Team
Minnesota
Calgary
NHL Totals
Yrs.
1978-83
1983-86
8 years
Brian Elliott*
John Byce
Team
Ottawa
Colorado
St. Louis
NHL Totals
Jim Carey
Yrs.
GP
1994-97 149
1997-98 29
1999
4
5 years 182
Yrs.
GP
2007–08 9
2009–11 38
3 years 47
Mike Eaves
GP
201
63
264
Yrs.
GP
G
1983-90 500
88
1990-99 729 104
1999-09 681
24
2009–10 7
0
26 years1917 216
A
Pts.
PIM
289 377
969
431 535 1628
156 180
606
0
0
0
876 1092 3314
Yrs.
2007-11
2011
2011-PR
3 years
Brian Engblom
Team
Montreal
Washington
Los Angeles
Buffalo
Calgary
NHL Totals
Chris Chelios
Team
Montreal
Chicago
Detroit
Atlanta
NHL Totals
G
3
6
9
Yrs.
2007–11
2011-PR
4 years
Team
Yrs.
GP
Los Angeles 2008–PR 97
NHL Totals 3 years
Adam Burish*
Team
Washington
Boston
St. Louis
NHL Totals
PIM
PP SH GW
9
not available
0
not available
9 not available
Robbie Earl
Team
Yrs.
GP
New Jersey 2006–07 19
NHL Totals 1 year
Yrs.
2006–09
2009–PR
5 years
Pts.
3
0
3
Davis Drewiske*
PP SH GW
not available
not available
not available
not available
4
1
3
Alex Brooks
Team
Chicago
Dallas
NHL Totals
A
2
0
2
Team
Chicago
Dallas
NHL Totals
Rene Bourque*
Team
Chicago
Calgary
NHL Totals
G
1
0
1
Jake Dowell*
Min. GA SO Avg.
1991 160 1 4.82
1991 160 1 4.82
Mike Blaisdell
Team
Detroit
NY Rangers
Pittsburgh
Toronto
NHL Totals
Yrs.
GP
1976–77 17
1979–80 3
2 years 20
PP SH GW
36 5 16
42 8 17
4
2
4
0
0
0
82 16 37
Yrs.
1976-82
1982-84
1983-86
1985-86
1986-87
11 years
Brian Fahey*
121
Kelly Fairchild
Team
Toronto
Dallas
Colorado
NHL Totals
Yrs.
GP
1995-97 23
1998-99 1
2000-02 10
5 years 34
John Johannson
G
0
0
2
2
A
3
0
0
3
Pts.
3
0
2
5
PIM
4
0
2
6
PP SH GW
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Team
Yrs.
GP
New Jersey 1983-84 5
NHL Totals 1 year
Yrs.
1983-96
1996-97
14 years
GP
839
79
918
G
178
10
188
A
343
12
355
Pts.
521
22
543
PIM
721
40
761
PP SH GW
30 4 14
0
0
2
30 4 16
G
6
A
2
Pts.
8
PIM
7
PP SH GW
0
0
1
G
30
A
111
Pts.
141
PIM
94
PP SH GW
9
1
2
Team
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
Hartford
St. Louis
New Jersey
NHL Totals
Blake Geoffrion*
Team
Yrs.
GP
Nashville
2011–PR 20
NHL Totals 1 year
Team
St. Louis
Edmonton
Toronto
Detroit
Phoenix
Calgary
Toronto
NHL Totals
Tony Granato
Team
NY Rangers
Los Angeles
San Jose
NHL Totals
Yrs.
1988-90
1990-96
1996-01
13 years
Yrs.
2001-04
2005–09
2009–11
2011-PR
9 years
GP
119
432
301
852
G
44
161
59
264
A
46
181
44
271
Pts.
89
342
103
534
PIM
238
921
528
1687
G
27
4
85
4
99
219
A
42
2
118
7
148
317
Pts.
69
6
203
11
247
536
PIM
PP SH GW
90 not available
10 not available
76 not available
2 not available
92
4
-- 1
270
--- --
Yrs.
GP
W
1989-95 314 153
1995-98 201
86
1998-02 309 165
2002-04 105
54
2005–07 115
50
2007–08 11
4
2008–09 21
5
19 years1076 517
L
112
90
116
37
52
2
9
418
T
34
20
27
9
0
0
1
91
W
0
L
2
T
0
Min.
191
GA SO Avg.
14 0 4.40
G
1
1
A
0
0
Pts.
1
1
PIM
2
2
PP SH GW
0
0
0
0
0
0
G
7
35
5
1
0
48
A
15
51
8
6
6
86
Pts.
22
86
13
7
6
134
G
10
A
30
Pts.
40
PIM
32
PP SH GW
2
0
3
G
1
A
8
Pts.
9
PIM
18
PP SH GW
0
0
1
G
0
A
0
Pts.
0
PIM
5
PP SH GW
0
0
0
Yrs.
1979-82
1982
1982-85
1985
1985-90
11 years
GP
146
14
201
20
325
706
Team
Yrs.
GP
NY Rangers 1985-86 4
NHL Totals 1 year
PP SH GW
5
4
3
45 6 24
10 2
8
60 12 35
PP SH GW
0
0
0
Min. GA SO
18046 917 7
11651 551 19
18645 744 25
6078 238 8
6417 325 8
478
18 0
841
50 0
62157 2843 67
Avg.
3.05
2.84
2.39
2.46
3.04
2.26
3.57
2.74
Doug Macdonald
GP
190
351
96
98
735
G
80
190
41
29
340
A
101
207
54
44
406
Pts.
181
397
95
73
746
PIM
132
355
70
68
625
PP SH GW
31 1 13
73 5 34
19 1
9
11 1
5
134 8 61
G
3
7
9
29
1
2
1
2
67
A
6
20
29
97
14
8
24
7
241
Pts.
9
27
38
126
15
20
25
9
308
PIM
60
78
134
377
91
80
110
36
1050
PP SH GW
1
0
1
2
1
1
2
0
2
17 0
5
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
30 1 11
Team
Yrs.
GP
Buffalo
1992-95 11
Dave Maley
Team
Montreal
New Jersey
Edmonton
San Jose
NY Islanders
NHL Totals
Sean Hill
Team
Yrs.
GP
Montreal
1990-93 39
Anaheim
1993-94 68
Ottawa
1994-97 143
Carolina ‘97-’00, ‘02-04 312
St. Louis
2000-02 86
Florida
2005–06 78
NY Islanders 2006-07 81
Minnesota
2007–08 40
Team
Yrs.
GP
Minnesota
1985-88 16
Team
Yrs.
GP
Carolina
2009–PR 90
NHL Totals 2 years
PIM
PP SH GW
57
0
0
0
720 not available
79 not available
156
0
0
0
74
0
0
0
1154
0
0
0
Ryan McDonagh*
G
1
1
A
2
2
Pts.
3
3
PIM
2
2
Team
Yrs.
GP
NY Rangers 2010-PR 45
NHL Totals 1 year
PP SH GW
0
0
0
0
0
0
Mike Meeker
Matt Hussey
Yrs.
GP
2003–06 16
2006-07 5
3 years 21
Yrs.
GP
1985-87 58
1987-92 306
1992-93 46
1993-94 62
1994
40
9 years 512
Jamie McBain*
Paul Houck
Team
Pittsburgh
Detroit
NHL Totals
PIM
0
Terry Kleisinger
Dany Heatley*
Team
Atlanta
Ottawa
San Jose
Minnesota
NHL Totals
Pts.
0
Curtis Joseph
Tom Gilbert*
Team
Yrs.
GP
Edmonton
2006–PR 337
NHL Totals 5 years
A
0
Mark Johnson
Patrick Flatley
Team
NY Islanders
NY Rangers
NHL Totals
G
0
G
2
0
3
A
2
0
2
Pts.
4
0
4
PIM
0
2
2
Team
Yrs.
GP
Pittsburgh
1978-79 4
NHL Totals 1 year
PP SH GW
2
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
122
Scott Mellanby
Team
Philadelphia
Edmonton
Florida
St. Louis
Atlanta
NHL Totals
Brian Rafalski
Yrs.
GP
G
1985-91 405
92
1991-93 165
40
1993-01 583 160
2001-04 198
58
2005–07 144
24
21 years1567 388
A
125
45
206
65
46
505
Pts.
217
85
366
123
70
893
PIM
PP SH GW
784
24 0 13
373
14 0
9
1003 68 1 22
339
29 0
7
122
8
0
5
2699 149 1 59
Team
New Jersey
Detroit
NHL Totals
Yrs.
1982-87
1987-91
1991-92
1992-93
11 years
GP
398
325
72
99
894
G
131
102
18
21
272
A
181
153
28
18
380
Pts.
312
255
46
39
652
Team
Calgary
Hartford
Carolina
Philadelphia
Phoenix
NHL Totals
PIM
PP SH GW
148 not available
200 not available
66 not available
30 not available
444
--- --
Yrs.
GP
1982-85 21
1985-86 3
4 years 24
G
0
0
0
A
4
0
4
Pts.
4
0
4
PIM
6
0
6
PP SH GW
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
G
10
4
3
17
A
35
12
11
58
Pts.
45
16
14
75
PIM
36
14
10
60
PP
not
not
not
0
G
2
0
1
A
7
4
0
Pts.
9
4
1
PIM
PP SH GW
24 not available
12 not available
7 not available
3
11
14
Team
Los Angeles
Colorado
Calgary
Phoenix
Florida
NHL Totals
Craig Norwich
Team
Winnipeg
St. Louis
Colorado
NHL Totals
Yrs.
GP
1979-80 70
1980-81 23
1981
11
2 years 104
Yrs.
GP
1991-92 50
1992-93 34
1993
9
North Stars
2 years 93
43
--
--
Team
NY Rangers
Boston
NY Islanders
Montreal
NHL Totals
Yrs.
GP
G
1988-94 373
97
1994-97 202
26
1997-00 236
23
2000-03 198
15
2002-03 40
3
15 years1049 164
A
106
48
32
17
4
207
Pts.
203
74
55
32
7
371
PIM
107
44
75
58
10
294
PP SH GW
7 12 12
0
4
3
0
3
5
1
2
0
0
0
0
8 21 20
G
12
50
17
51
20
150
A
17
74
41
92
28
252
Pts.
29
124
58
143
48
402
PIM
14
48
28
82
24
192
PP SH GW
3
2
3
6
1
6
8
0
2
14 2
6
4
0
2
34 5 19
G
0
5
6
0
11
A
1
13
18
2
34
Pts.
1
18
24
2
45
PIM
0
32
34
10
76
PP SH GW
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
1
0
2
W
342
342
L
291
291
T
73
73
G
0
A
0
Pts.
0
PIM
0
PP SH GW
0
0
0
G
8
A
25
Pts.
33
PIM
59
PP SH GW
not available
8
25
33
59
not available
G
0
0
0
A
0
0
0
Pts.
0
0
0
PIM
2
0
2
G
1
14
15
A
2
26
28
Pts.
3
40
43
PIM
6
76
82
Yrs.
1999-01
2001-03
2003-06
2005–09
2009–11
11 years
GP
60
215
96
231
111
713
Yrs.
GP
1995-96 4
1996-97 50
1998-99 72
1999-01 25
5 years 151
Min. GA SO Avg.
42697 2042 33 2.87
42697 2042 33 2.87
Shaun Sabol
G
123
A
159
Pts.
282
PIM
167
Team
Yrs.
GP
Philadelphia 1989-90 2
PP SH GW
43 6 27
Peter Scamurra
G
0
A
0
Pts.
0
PIM
6
Team
Yrs.
GP
Washington 1975-77, 132
‘78-80
PP SH GW
0
0
0
Steve Short
G
10
10
A
14
14
Pts.
24
24
PIM
137
137
PP SH GW
0
4
0
0
4
0
G
0
A
0
Pts.
0
PIM
2
PP SH GW
0
0
0
Team
Los Angeles
Detroit
NHL Totals
Yrs.
GP
1977-78 5
1978-79 1
2 years
6
PP
not
not
not
SH GW
available
available
available
Gary Shuchuk
Vic Posa
Team
Yrs.
GP
Chicago
1985-86 2
NHL Totals 1 year
PP SH GW
28 1 17
28 0
5
56 1 22
--
Dan Plante
Team
Yrs.
GP
NY Islanders 1993-98 160
PIM
217
131
348
Team
Yrs.
GP
NY Rangers 1988-03 742
Joe Piskula
Team
Yrs.
GP
Los Angeles 2007–08 5
NHL Totals 1 year
Pts.
371
244
615
Mike Richter
Joe Pavelski*
Team
Yrs.
GP
San Jose
2006–PR 407
NHL Totals 5 years
A
310
197
507
Barry Richter
SH GW
available
available
available
0
0
Mark Osiecki
Team
Calgary
Ottawa
Winnipeg
& Minnesota
NHL Totals
G
61
47
108
Steve Reinprecht*
John Newberry
Team
Montreal
Hartford
NHL Totals
GP
643
355
924
Paul Ranheim
Brian Mullen
Team
Winnipeg
NY Rangers
San Jose
NY Islanders
NHL Totals
Yrs.
1999-07
2007–11
11 years
Team
Detroit
Los Angeles
NHL Totals
123
Yrs.
GP
1990-91 9
1992-96 153
5 years 162
PP SH GW
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
Jack Skille*
Team
Chicago
Florida
NHL Totals
Yrs.
2007–11
2010-pr
4 years
Wayne Thomas
GP
79
13
92
G
12
1
13
A
13
1
14
Pts.
25
2
27
PIM
30
4
34
PP SH GW
1
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
1
Team
Yrs.
GP
Pittsburgh
1990-95 339
G
16
16
A
59
59
Pts.
75
75
PIM
328
328
PP SH GW
0
0
0
0
0
0
G
21
A
24
Pts.
45
PIM
22
PP SH GW
3
0
3
A
469
140
88
697
Pts.
603
202
112
917
PIM
940
316
213
1469
PP SH GW
55 5 13
32 4
5
10 1
3
97 10 21
G
34
A
167
Pts.
201
PIM
384
PP SH GW
8
0
6
G
0
A
2
Pts.
2
PIM
4
PP SH GW
0
0
0
Team
Montreal
Toronto
NY Rangers
NHL Totals
Paul Stanton
Yrs.
GP
G
1985-94 666 134
1994-98 335
62
1998-02 252
24
17 years1253 220
Yrs.
1974-75
1975-78
1978-82
8 years
GP
18
277
223
518
G
1
61
46
108
A
4
90
67
161
Pts.
5
151
113
269
PIM
13
114
47
174
PP SH GW
0
0
0
11 0
4
0
0
0
11 0
4
Team
Edmonton
Dallas
St. Louis
NHL Totals
GP
258
66
54
54
78
456
G
17
5
4
4
6
32
A
48
11
12
12
14
85
Pts.
65
16
16
16
20
117
PIM
127
30
48
48
52
257
PP SH GW
12 0
1
2
0
2
0
0
1
0
0
1
2
0
0
16 0
4
Team
Yrs.
GP
Hartford
1990-92 19
Detroit
1992-93 5
Dallas
‘93-94, ‘97-98 14
San Jose
1994-97 107
G
1
1
1
15
18
A
1
0
4
28
33
Pts.
2
1
5
43
51
PIM
6
2
8
46
62
PP SH GW
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
2
0
1
3
0
Yrs.
1999-03
2003–05
2005–06
2005–06
2006–08
8 years
A
29
Pts.
49
PIM
41
PP SH GW
3
0
4
G
29
29
A
34
34
Pts.
63
63
PIM
14
14
PP SH GW
0
0
0
0
0
0
Yrs.
2005–07
2007–08
2008–11
6 years
GP
88
47
147
346
G
5
1
26
32
A
8
2
19
29
Pts.
13
3
45
63
PIM
111
54
325
490
PP SH GW
0
0
1
0
0
0
9
0
4
9
0
5
G
2
0
0
2
A
10
0
0
10
Pts.
12
0
0
12
PIM
81
0
0
81
PP SH GW
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
G
3
0
3
A
3
0
3
Pts.
6
0
6
PIM
13
0
13
PP SH GW
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Andy Wozniewski
Team
Toronto
St. Louis
Boston
NHL Totals
Yrs.
GP
2005–08 76
2008–09 1
2009–10 2
5 years 79
Jason Zent
Team
Ottawa
Philadelphia
NHL Totals
Yrs.
GP
1996-98 25
1998-99 2
3 years 27
* — Current players
David Tanabe
Team
Carolina
Phoenix
Boston
Boston
Carolina
NHL Totals
PP SH GW
134 2 2.69
358 4 3.42
274 4 3.65
766 10 3.34
Brad Winchester*
Dean Talafous
Team
Atlanta
Minnesota
NY Rangers
NHL Totals
G
20
Team
Yrs.
GP
St. Louis
1988-91 161
John Taft
Team
Yrs.
GP
Detroit
1978-79 15
NHL Totals 1 year
Pts.
PIM
5
2993
6
6276
7
4499
34 13768
Steve Tuttle
Ryan Suter*
Team
Yrs.
GP
Nashville
2005–PR 492
NHL Totals 6 years
A
12
13
20
93
Team
Yrs.
GP
Phoenix
2008–PR 135
NHL Totals 3 years
Gary Suter
Team
Calgary
Chicago
San Jose
NHL Totals
G
23
10
12
103
Kyle Turris*
Derek Stepan*
Team
Yrs.
GP
NY Rangers 2010-PR 87
NHL Totals 1 year
Yrs.
GP
1972-74 52
1975-77 111
1977-81 95
9 years 258
Chris Tancill
124
Badger NHL Leaders
Most NHL Games
Goaltender
Curtis Joseph
Mike Richter
Wayne Thomas
Jim Carey
Brian Elliott•
Most NHL Games
1076
742
258
182
146
Most NHL Wins
Goaltender
Curtis Joseph
Mike Richter
Wayne Thomas
Jim Carey
Brian Elliott•
517
342
109
81
62
62,157
42,697
14,617
10,122
7,951
Most NHL Shutouts
Goaltender
Curtis Joseph
Mike Richter
Jim Carey
Wayne Thomas
Brian Elliott•
1,917
1,567
1,253
1,049
1,030
894
931
998
853
850
735
713
707
706
67
33
16
11
9
Chris Chelios
Gary Suter
Brian Rafalski
Scott Mellanby
Dany Heatley•
Pat Flatley
Bruce Driver
Mark Johnson
Tony Granato
Steve Reinprecht•
Sean Hill
Paul Ranheim
Brian Engblom
876
697
507
505
406
355
330
317
271
252
241
207
186
Most NHL Points
Most NHL Seasons
Most NHL Minutes
Goaltender
Curtis Joseph
Mike Richter
Wayne Thomas
Jim Carey
Brian Elliott•
Chris Chelios
Scott Mellanby
Gary Suter
Paul Ranheim
Bruce Driver
Brian Mullen
Sean Hill
Brian Rafalski
Tony Granato
Patrick Flatley
Dany Heatley•
Steve Reinprecht•
Brian Engblom
Mark Johnson
Most NHL Assists
Chris Chelios
Scott Mellanby
Curtis Joseph
Gary Suter
Sean Hill
Bruce Driver
Paul Ranheim
Mike Richter
Patrick Flatley
Tony Granato
Mark Johnson
Brian Engblom
Brian Mullen
Brian Rafalski
Steve Reinprecht•
26
21
19
17
17
15
15
15
14
13
11
11
11
11
11
Chris Chelios
Gary Suter
Scott Mellanby
Dany Heatley•
Brian Mullen
Brian Rafalski
Patrick Flatley
Bruce Driver
Mark Johnson
Tony Granato
Steve Reinprecht•
Paul Ranheim
Sean Hill
Joe Pavelski•
Dean Talafous
1092
917
893
746
652
615
543
536
536
535
402
371
308
282
269
•— active player
Statistics include both regular season
and playoffs.
Most NHL Goals
Scott Mellanby
Dany Heatley•
Brian Mullen
Tony Granato
Gary Suter
Mark Johnson
Chris Chelios
Patrick Flatley
Paul Ranheim
Steve Reinprecht•
Joe Pavelski•
Rene Bourque•
Brian Rafalski
Dean Talafous
Bruce Driver
Mike Eaves
125
388
340
272
264
220
219
216
188
164
150
123
109
108
108
106
90
Badger NHL All Stars
NHL Award Winners
The Professional Hockey Writers’ Association votes at the end of
each NHL season on a first and second team of NHL All-Stars. The
following is a list of former Badgers who have made the team.
Chris Chelios is a three-time winner of the James Norris Trophy,
given to the league’s best defenseman. Former Badgers have also
been awarded the Bill Masterton Trophy (perseverance and sportsmanship), the Vezina Trophy (outstanding goaltender), the Lester
Patrick Trophy (outstanding hockey service in the United States),
the Calder Memorial Trophy (Rookie of the year) and the King
Clancy Trophy (Humanitarian).
Year
1981–82
1987–88
1988–89
1990–91
1992–93
1994–95
1995–96
1995–96
1996–97
2001–02
2005–06
2006-07
Player
Brian Engblom
Gary Suter
Chris Chelios
Chris Chelios
Chris Chelios
Chris Chelios
Chris Chelios
Jim Carey
Chris Chelios
Chris Chelios
Dany Heatley
Dany Heatley
Team
Montreal*
Calgary*
Chicago
Chicago*
Chicago
Chicago
Chicago
Washington
Chicago*
Detroit
Ottawa*
Ottawa
Pos.
Defense
Defense
Defense
Defense
Defense
Defense
Defense
Goal
Defense
Defense
Forward
Forward
Year
1986
1988
1989
1993
1995
1996
1996
1997
2000
2002
2009
2011
2011
*— indicates second-team selection
NHL All-Rookie Team Members
Year
1984–85
1985–86
1988–89
1994–95
1999–00
2001–02
2007–08
Player
Chris Chelios
Gary Suter
Tony Granato
Jim Carey
Brian Rafalski
Dany Heatley
Tom Gilbert
Team
Montreal
Calgary
N.Y. Rangers
Washington
New Jersey
Atlanta
Edmonton
Pos.
Defense
Defense
Right Wing
Goal
Defense
Wing
Defense
Player
Gary Suter
Bob Johnson
Chris Chelios
Chris Chelios
Brian Mullen
Jim Carey
Chris Chelios
Tony Granato
Curtis Joseph
Dany Heatley
Mike Richter
Mark Johnson
Jeff Sauer
Team
Calgary Flames
Calgary Flames
Chicago Blackhawks
Chicago Blackhawks
New York Rangers
Washington Capitals
Chicago Blackhawks
San Jose Sharks
Toronto Maple Leafs
Atlanta Thrashers
New York Rangers
New Jersey Devils
Wisconsin Badgers
Award
Calder Trophy
Lester Patrick
Norris Trophy
Norris Trophy
Lester Patrick
Vezina Trophy
Norris Trophy
Bill Masterton
King Clancy
Calder Trophy
Lester Patrick
Lester Patrick
Lester Patrick
Stanley Cup Champions
Thirteen former University of Wisconsin players have been members of NHL teams that have won Stanley Cup titles.
Anaheim Ducks
Dave McNab^, 2006–07
NHL Records Held by Badgers
Colorado Avalanche
Steve Reinprecht, 2000–01
Atlanta Thrashers
• Dany Heatley’s rookie season of 26-41=67 set the Atlanta rookie
record for goals, assists and points in 2001–02.
Calgary Flames
Gary Suter, 1988–89
Chicago Blackhawks
Adam Burish, 2009–10
Calgary Flames
• Gary Suter is tied for the franchise record with six assists tallied
in one game (4-19-86).
Detroit Red Wings
Chris Chelios, 2001–02, ‘07–08
Brian Rafalski, 2007–08
Chicago Blackhawks
• Chris Chelios holds the team mark for most career penalty minutes (1,495).
Montreal Canadiens
Sean Hill, 1992–93
Chris Chelios, 1985–86
Dave Maley, 1985–86
Brian Engblom, 1976–77, ‘77–78, ‘78–79
Wayne Thomas, 1972–73
Edmonton Oilers
• Goaltender Curtis Joseph holds Oiler records for most shutouts
in a season (8) and career (14).
• Defenseman Tom Gilbert established records for most goals (13)
and points (33) in a season by a rookie defenseman.
New Jersey Devils
Brian Rafalski, 1999–00, ‘02–03
Bruce Driver*, 1994–95
Florida Panthers
• Scott Mellanby holds Florida records for most games (552), most
career goals (157) and most career points (354). He is tied for most
assists in a period (3) and in a game (4), set Nov. 26, 1997.
New York Rangers
Mike Richter, 1993–94
Washington Capitals
• Jim Carey recorded nine shutouts during the 1995-96 campaign,
which still stands as the Capitals’ top mark for a season.
Pittsburgh Penguins
Paul Stanton, 1990–91, ‘91–92
Chris Chelios
• Holds the American record for regular-season games played
(1,651) and ranks fifth all-time.
• The second-oldest player (Gordie Howe) in NHL history to score a
goal, tallying a goal on 3/20/08 at Nashville.
• 26 NHL seasons tied with Gordie Howe for NHL record
• First player in NHL history to play 400 games for three different
teams (Montreal, Chicago and Detroit).
• NHL record holder for post-season appearances (24) and games
played (266)
^ assistant GM
* alternate captain
126
The NHL Draft
Year-by-Year Badger Selections
Player
1970
Team
Round
Overall
Jeff Rotsch
St. Louis Blues
11th
112th
1971
Norm Cherrey
Jim Johnston
Vancouver Canucks
Chicago Blackhawks
Eighth
Sixth
101st
82nd
1972
Dave Arundel
Bob Lundeen
Bill Reay, Jr.
Gary Winchester
Detroit Red Wings
Minnesota North Stars
Chicago Blackhawks
St. Louis Blues
10th
Eighth
Eighth
Eighth
150th
124th
125th
121st
1973
Steve Alley
Dean Talafous
Jack Johnson
Tom Machowski
Dave Pay
Chicago Blackhawks
Atlanta Flames
Chicago Blackhawks
Atlanta Flames
Toronto Maple Leafs
Ninth
Fourth
Ninth
Seventh
Ninth
141st
53rd
140th
101st
132nd
1974
Mike Dibble
Dennis Olmstead
Dave Otness
Steve Short
John Taft
New York Islanders
New York Rangers
New York Islanders
Philadelphia Flyers
Detroit Red Wings
17th
Fifth
15th
Eighth
Fifth
229th
86th
221st
142nd
81st
1975
Brian Engblom
Dave McNab
Craig Norwich
Peter Scamurra
Tom Ulseth
1976
Steve Clippingdale
Mike Eaves
John Gregory
Montreal Canadiens
St. Louis Blues
Montreal Canadiens
Washington Capitals
Chicago Blackhawks
Los Angeles Kings
St. Louis Blues
Montreal Canadiens
Second
Ninth
Eighth
Second
Sixth
Second
Seventh
Eighth
22nd
151st
142nd
19th
97th
21st
113th
123rd
1977
Julian Baretta
Mark Johnson
Bob Suter
Los Angeles Kings
Pittsburgh Penguins
Los Angeles Kings
Fifth
Fourth
Seventh
84th
66th
120th
1978
Mike Meeker
Pittsburgh Penguins
Second
25th
1979
Jay McFarlane
Los Angeles Kings
Sixth
113th
1980
Mike Blaisdell
Steve McKenzie
Brian Mullen
John Newberry
Detroit Red Wings
Pittsburgh Penguins
Washington Capitals
Montreal Canadiens
First
10th
Seventh
Third
11th
198th
128th
45th
1981
Marc Behrend
Chris Chelios
Winnipeg Jets
Montreal Canadiens
Fifth
Second
85th
40th
127
Bruce Driver
Rick Heppner
Paul Houck
John Johannson
New Jersey Devils
Calgary Flames
Edmonton Oilers
New Jersey Devils
Sixth
Seventh
Fourth
10th
108th
141st
71st
192nd
1982
Eric Faust
Patrick Flatley
Tony Granato
Jim Johannson
Dave Maley
Ted Pearson
Ernie Vargas
Marty Wiitala
New York Islanders
New York Islanders
New York Rangers
Hartford Whalers
Montreal Canadiens
Calgary Flames
Montreal Canadiens
10th
First
Sixth
Seventh
Second
Ninth
Sixth
Fifth
210th
21st
120th
130th
33rd
177th
117th
101st
1984
Scott Mellanby
Paul Ranheim
Gary Suter
Steve Tuttle
Philadelphia Flyers
Calgary Flames
Calgary Flames
St. Louis Blues
Second
Second
Ninth
Sixth
27th
38th
180th
113th
1985
Andy Akervik
John Byce
Vic Posa
Mike Richter
Tom Sagissor
Paul Stanton
Quebec Nordiques
Boston Bruins
Chicago Blackhawks
New York Rangers
Montreal Canadiens
Pittsburgh Penguins
Sixth
11th
Seventh
Second
Fifth
Eighth
120th
220th
137th
28th
96th
149th
1986
Jon Helgeson
John Parker
Steve Rohlik
Shaun Sabol
Kurt Stahura
Vancouver Canucks
Calgary Flames
Pittsburgh Penguins
Philadelphia Flyers
Seventh
Sixth
Eighth
10th
12th
133rd
121st
151st
209th
243rd
1987
Joe Harwell
Chris Jensen
Rob Mendel
Mark Osiecki
Winnipeg Jets
Toronto Maple Leafs
Quebec Nordiques
Calgary Flames
Sixth
Eighth
Fifth
Ninth
121st
154th
93rd
187th
1988
Dean Anderson
Duane Derksen
Sean Hill
Chris Nelson
Barry Richter
Gary Shuchuk
Toronto Maple Leafs
Washington Capitals
Montreal Canadiens
New Jersey Devils
Hartford Whalers
Detroit Red Wings
**
Third
Eighth
Fifth
Second
**
11th
57th
167th
96th
32nd
22nd
1989
Mike Doers
Doug Macdonald
Noel Rahn
Chris Tancill
Jason Zent
Toronto Maple Leafs
Buffalo Sabres
Quebec Nordiques
Hartford Whalers
New York Islanders
Sixth
Fourth
12th
**
Third
125th
77th
230th
15th
44th
1990
Todd Hedlund
Dan Plante
Andrew Shier
Chris Tucker
New York Rangers
New York Islanders
New York Islanders
Chicago Blackhawks
Eighth
Third
12th
Fourth
160th
48th
237th
79th
2006
Nigel Williams
Blake Geoffrion
Jamie McBain
Brett Bennett
Chris Hickey
Colorado Avalanche
Nashville Predators
Carolina Hurricanes
Phoenix Coyotes
Minnesota Wild
Second
Second
Second
Fifth
Seventh
51st
56th
63rd
130th
192nd
187th
32nd
151st
192nd
2007
Kyle Turris
Ryan McDonagh
Brendan Smith
Podge Turnbull
Phoenix Coyotes
Montreal Canadians
Detroit Red Wings
Los Angeles Kings
First
First
First
Fifth
3rd
12th
27th
137th
Ninth
Eighth
Seventh
Third
226th
191st
160th
70th
2008
Jake Gardiner
Cody Goloubef
Justin Schultz•
Derek Stepan
Patrick Johnson
Anaheim Ducks
Columbus Blue Jackets
Anaheim Ducks
New York Rangers
Montreal Canadiens
First
Second
Second
Second
Seventh
17th
37th
43rd
51st
206th
Eighth
Eighth
208th
184th
2009
Craig Smith
Nashville Predators
Fourth
98th
2010
Jason Clark•
John Ramage•
Joe Faust•
New York Islanders
Calgary Flames
New Jersey Devils
Third
Fourth
Fourth
82nd
103rd
114th
2011
Patrick Daly•
Joseph La Bate•
Michael Mersch•
Brad Navin•
New Jersey Devils
Vancouver Canucks
Los Angeles Kings
Buffalo Sabres
Seventh
Fourth
Fourth
Seventh
189th
101st
110th
197th
1991
Jacques Auger
Maco Balkovec
Kelly Fairchild
Chris Tok
Chicago Blackhawks
Chicago Blackhawks
Los Angeles Kings
Pittsburgh Penguins
Sixth
Fifth
Seventh
10th
132nd
110th
152nd
214th
1992
Fran Bussey
Jim Carey
Kirk Daubenspeck
Mickey Elick
Pittsburgh Penguins
Washington Capitals
Philadelphia Flyers
New York Rangers
Eighth
Second
Seventh
Eighth
1993
E.J. Bradley
Rob Lurtsema
Matt Peterson
Dan Tompkins
Philadelphia Flyers
Dallas Stars
Anaheim Mighty Ducks
Calgary Flames
1994
Craig Anderson
Brad Englehart
New York Rangers
1995
Mike LaPlante
Seventh
159th
1996
Jeff Dessner
New York Rangers
Seventh
185th
1998
Matt Hussey
Erik Jensen
Pittsburgh Penguins
New Jersey Devils
Ninth
Seventh
254th
199th
1999
Matt Doman
Dave Tanabe
Calgary Flames
Carolina Hurricanes
Fifth
First
135th
16th
2000
John Eichelberger
Brian Fahey
Dany Heatley
Brad Winchester
Philadelphia Flyers
Colorado Avalanche
Atlanta Thrashers
Edmonton Oilers
Seventh
Fourth
First
Second
210th
119th
2nd
35th
2001
Bernd Brückler
Joe Campbell
Philadelphia Flyers
Calgary Flames
Fifth
Eighth
150th
233rd
2002
Adam Burish
Tom Gilbert
Ryan MacMurchy
Chicago Blackhawks
Colorado Avalanche
St. Louis Blues
Ninth
Fourth
Ninth
282nd
129th
284th
2003
Brian Elliott
Andrew Joudrey
Ryan Suter
Joe Pavelski
Ottawa Senators
Washington Capitals
Nashville Predators
San Jose Sharks
Ninth
Eighth
First
Seventh
291st
249th
7th
205th
2004
Matt Auffrey
Jake Dowell
Robbie Earl
Matthew Ford
Kyle Klubertanz
Chicago Blackhawks
Toronto Maple Leafs
Chicago Blackhawks
Sixth
Fifth
Sixth
Eighth
Third
172nd
140th
187th
256th
74th
2005
Jack Skille
Zach Bearson
Chicago Blackhawks
Florida Panthers
First
Seventh
7th
224th
Atlanta Flames moved to Calgary in 1980–81; Minnesota North Stars
moved to Dallas in 1993–94; Winnipeg Jets became the Phoenix Coyotes
in 1996–97; Hartford became the Carolina Hurricanes in 1997–98; Quebec
Nordiques became the Colorado Avalanche in 1995–96. Atlanta Thrashers
became the Winnipeg Jets in 2011–12.
** — supplemental draft; • — Indicates current Badger
128
Badgers in International Events
Chris Tancill
Curtis Joseph
USA
Canada
Brian Rafalski
Jamie Spencer
Paul Stanton
Jeff Sauer (Head Coach)
Mike Johnson (Athletic Trainer)
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
Chris Chelios
Sean Hill
Barry Richter
USA
USA
USA
1993
Barry Richter
Mike Richter
USA
USA
1992
John Byce
Jim Johannson
Mark Osiecki
Paul Ranheim
Barry Richter
Gary Suter
Jeff Sauer (Assistant Coach)
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
1991
Brian Mullen
Dave Maley
USA
USA
USA
USA
1990
Mark Johnson
Paul Ranheim
Mike Eaves (Assistant Coach)
USA
USA
USA
1989
Brian Mullen
USA
World Juniors
1987
Tony Granato
Mark Johnson
Mike Richter
Bruce Driver
USA
USA
USA
USA
Canada
2011
John Ramage
USA
2010
Tony Granato
Mark Johnson
Mike Richter
USA
USA
USA
USA
Mark Osiecki (Asst. Coach)
Derek Stepan (Captain)
John Ramage
Jake Gardiner
USA
USA
USA
USA
2009
Ryan McDonagh
Cody Goloubef
USA
Canada
Tony Granato
Mark Johnson
Gary Suter
Tim Thomas
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
2008
Jamie McBain
Blake Geoffrion
Kyle Turris
USA
USA
Canada
2007
Ron Griffin
Craig Norwich
Tim Thomas
Brian Engblom
Pat Flatley
USA
USA
USA
Canada
Canada
Jack Skille
Jamie McBain
Blake Geoffrion
USA
USA
USA
2006
Jack Skille
USA
2005
Mark Johnson
Peter Johnson
USA
USA
Jake Dowell
Jeff Likens
Ryan Suter
USA
USA
USA
2004
Mark Johnson
Bob Suter
Bob Johnson (Head Coach)
USA
USA
USA
Jake Dowell
Jeff Likens
Ryan Suter
Mike Eaves (Head Coach)
Jim Johannson (Team Leader)
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
World Championships
Year
2011
Player
Ryan McDonagh
Jack Skille
Craig Smith
Derek Stepan
Country
USA
USA
USA
USA
2011
Rene Bourque
Canada
2009
Ryan Suter
Joe Pavelski
Dany Heatley
Bernd Brückler
USA
USA
Canada
Austria
Tom Gilbert
Adam Burish
Dany Heatley
USA
USA
Canada
2007
Ryan Suter
Bernd Brückler
USA
Austria
2006
Ryan Suter
Mike Eaves (Head Coach)
Mark Osiecki (Video)
USA
USA
USA
2005
Ryan Suter
Jim Johannson (Asst. GM)
Dany Heatley
Bernd Brückler
USA
USA
Canada
Austria
1995
1994
2008
2004
2003
Jim Johannson (Senior Director,
Hockey Operations)
Greg Poss (Asst. Coach)
Dany Heatley
Bernd Brückler
USA
USA
Canada
Austria
Kelly Fairchild
Dany Heatley
Steve Reinprecht
USA
USA
Canada
Canada
Mark Johnson (Assistant Coach)
Dany Heatley
USA
USA
Canada
David Tanabe
USA
USA
Chris Tancill
Mark Johnson (Assistant Coach)
USA
USA
USA
Barry Richter
USA
USA
1998
Brian Rafalski
Paul Stanton
Mickey Elick
USA
USA
Canada
1997
Dan Plante
Paul Ranheim
Chris Tancill
USA
USA
USA
Dan Plante
Paul Stanton
USA
USA
2002
2001
2000
1999
1986
1985
1983
1982
1996
1981
129
1979
Mark Johnson
USA
1978
Steve Alley
Mike Eaves
Mark Johnson
Craig Norwich
USA
USA
USA
USA
1976
Mike Eaves
Bob Lundeen
USA
USA
1975
Steve Alley
Bob Lundeen
Jeff Rotsch
John Taft
Grant Standbrook (Asst. Coach)
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
1974
Steve Alley
Dave Arundel
Bob Lundeen
John Taft
Dean Talafous
Grant Standbrook (Asst. Coach)
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
1973
John Taft
Dean Talafous
USA
USA
USA
1972
Jeff Rotsch
James Young
USA
USA
1970
Gary Johnson
USA
2003
Ryan Suter
Jeff Sauer (Asst. Coach)
USA
USA
2002
Jim Johannson (Team Manager)
USA
2001
Dany Heatley
Canada
2000
Brad Winchester
Dany Heatley
USA
Canada
1999
Matt Doman
David Tanabe
USA
USA
1998
Dustin Kuk
USA
1995
Dan Tompkins
USA
1993
Jim Carey
Brian Rafalski
Mark Strobel
Brian Rafalski
Chris Tucker
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
Sean Hill
Barry Richter
Jason Zent
USA
USA
USA
Barry Richter
Rodger Sykes
USA
USA
1992
1990
1989
2004
1988
Rob Mendel
USA
1986
Paul Ranheim
Mike Richter
Scott Mellanby
USA
USA
Canada
Mike Richter
USA
1996
1984
Tony Granato
Jim Johannson
Gary Suter
Marty Wiitala
USA
USA
USA
USA
Tony Granato
Jim Johannson
Tim Thomas
Ernie Vargas
Pat Flatley
USA
USA
USA
USA
Canada
1982
Chris Chelios
Charlie Lundeen
Tim Thomas
USA
USA
USA
1981
Pat Ethier
John Johannson
Brian Mullen
USA
USA
USA
Lexi Doner
Pat Ethier
Todd Lecy
Brian Mullen
USA
USA
USA
USA
1979
Peter Johnson
USA
1978
Ron Griffin
Scott Lecy
USA
USA
1983
1980
Chris Chelios
Brian Rafalski
Dany Heatley
USA
USA
Canada
Jim Carey
Chris Chelios
Mike Richter
Gary Suter
Curtis Joseph
USA
USA
USA
USA
Canada
Canada Cup
1991
1987
1984
1981
1976
1985
Jim Johannson
World Cup of Hockey
Forward
1994
Barry Richter
Mike Johnson
8th place
Defenseman
Athletic Trainer
1998
Chris Chelios*
Mike Richter
Gary Suter
5th place
Defenseman
Goaltender
Defenseman
2002
Chris Chelios*
Brian Rafalski
Mike Richter
Gary Suter
Silver Medal
Defenseman
Defenseman
Goaltender
Defenseman
2006
Chris Chelios*
Brian Rafalski
T-5th place
Defenseman
Defenseman
2010
Brian Rafalski*
Ryan Suter*
Joe Pavelski
Silver Medal
Defenseman
Defenseman
Forward
Chris Chelios
Tony Granato
Mike Richter
Gary Suter
Mike Eaves (Assistant Coach)
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
Chris Chelios
Mark Johnson
Gary Suter
USA
USA
USA
USA
Chris Chelios
Mark Johnson
Brian Mullen
USA
USA
USA
USA
Austria
1984
Ed Lebler
Forward
Mike Eaves
Mark Johnson
Dean Talafous
Brian Engblom
USA
USA
USA
Canada
1988
Ed Lebler
9th Place
Forward
Dean Talafous
USA
Note - The preceding list may be incomplete,
especially for countries outside of the U.S.
Olympians
United States
1976
Steve Alley
Bob Lundeen
John Taft
Bob Johnson
Grant Standbrook
5th place
Forward
Defenseman
Defenseman
Head Coach
Assistant Coach
1980
Mark Johnson
Bob Suter
Gold Medal
Forward
Defenseman
1984
Marc Behrend
Chris Chelios
Dennis Helwig
7th place
Goaltender
Defenseman
Athletic Trainer
1988
Tony Granato
Jim Johannson
Mike Richter
7th place
Forward
Forward
Goaltender
1992
Sean Hill
4th place
Defenseman
130
*—captain
Canada
1984
Bruce Driver
Pat Flatley
4th place
Defenseman
Forward
1998
Curtis Joseph
4th place
Goaltender
2002
Curtis Joseph
Gold Medal
Goaltender
2006
Dany Heatley
T-5th place
Forward
2010
Dany Heatley
Gold Medal
Forward
The Badger Hockey Showdown
Twenty-One Years for the Showdown
Yearly Attendance
The Badger Hockey Showdown completed its 21st year in 2009–10,
including its seventh at the Kohl Center. The 21st annual event,
which began in December of 1989, was its swan song.
The brainchild of former Badger head coach Jeff Sauer,
the Showdown has featured defending NCAA champions, Hobey
Baker winners and finalists and numerous future NHL stars.
Praised by coaches, players and fans as one of the best showcases
of college hockey talent in the nation, the tourney has become one
of the most successful in college hockey history.
Since 1989, over 550,000 fans witnessed the December
spectacle in Milwaukee and Madison, averaging over 26,000 fans
per year and over 13,000 spectators a day.
Wisconsin enjoyed much success at the Showdown, winning 11 of the 21 championships. The Badgers defeated hockey
powers Boston College (1989), North Dakota (1990), Maine (1991),
Northern Michigan (1993, 1997, 2002 and 2005), Bowling Green
(1994), Lake Superior State (2008) and Boston University (2000)
to win titles. Hockey East members Boston University (1992 and
1995) and New Hampshire (1996 and 2001) have each won the
Showdown twice, while Bowling Green was the first CCHA team to
win the Showdown in 1998. At the 1999 event, North Dakota was
the first WCHA team other than the Badgers to win the Pettit Cup.
Year
Day 1
1989
13,380
1990
14,980
1991
16,867
1992
17,633*
1993
17,017
1994
15,712
1995
14,162
1996
12,195
1997
12,801
1998
10,562
1999
10,144
2000
9,276
2001
8,574
2002
6,878
2003
10,890
2004
11,877
2005
13,302
2006
13,661
2007
13,484
2008
12,887
2009
13,962
Totals
270,244
* Showdown records
The Pettit Cup
The Pettit Cup is the trophy awarded to the winner of the Badger
Hockey Showdown. The trophy is named after Lloyd Pettit and
Jane Bradley Pettit, hockey enthusiasts and philanthropists from
Milwaukee.
Lloyd Pettit is best known for his career as a broadcaster for
the Chicago Blackhawks. He started as an analyst there in 1961
and began doing play-by-play through the 1974–75 season. In
1986, he was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame and received
the Foster Hewitt Memorial Award which is presented “in recognition of members of the radio and television industry who made
outstanding contributions to their profession and the game during their career in hockey broadcasting.”
Jane Bradley Pettit, whose father Harry L. Bradley was a
co-founder and chairman of the Allen-Bradley Company, shared
her gifts with the Milwaukee Area. She married Lloyd in 1969
and the couple bought the Milwaukee Admirals in 1976. In 1985,
Jane and her husband announced that they would donate a
multi-million dollar sports complex to the city of Milwaukee in
honor of her late father. The Bradley Center was completed in
1988 and hosted an exhibition between the Chicago Blackhawks
and Edmonton Oilers as the inaugural game at the complex. One
year later it became the site of the first Badger Hockey Showdown
and went on to host 13 more before the tournament moved to
the Kohl Center in 2003. Pettit also contributed to the Milwaukee
Art Museum, the Lynde and Harry Bradley Technology and Trade
School and the Pettit National Ice Center.
Both Jane and Lloyd were inducted into the Wisconsin
Athletic Hall of Fame in 1993. Their charitable donations to both
the athletic and artistic scenes of Milwaukee gained them great
respect in the community. Jane lost her battle with lung cancer
on Sept. 9, 2001, and Lloyd died of natural causes on Nov. 11,
2003.
131
Day 2
16,674
17,671
17,711
17,749*
17,690
16,350
14,021
12,328
11,980
9,252
11,251
9,865
8,775
7,088
10,695
12,157
13,693
14,784
14,602
13,422
12,279
280,037
Total
30,054
32,651
34,578
35,382*
34,707
32,062
28,183
24,523
24,781
19,814
21,395
19,141
17,349
13,966
21,585
24,034
26,995
28,445
28,086
26,309
26,241
550,281
Year-by-Year Results
1989 (champion: Wisconsin)
1997 (Wisconsin)
2004 (Ferris State)
Boston College 3, Minnesota-Duluth 2 • Wisconsin
9, Notre Dame 3 • Minnesota-Duluth 9, Notre Dame
1 • Wisconsin 6, Boston College 3
Northern Michigan 3, Boston College 2 • Wisconsin
6, Harvard 3 • Harvard 6, Boston College 6* •
Wisconsin 4, Northern Michigan 3
Ferris State 4, Clarkson 1 • Wisconsin 1, Yale 1*
(Badgers win shootout) • Clarkson 8, Yale 1 • Ferris
State 5, Wisconsin 3
1990 (Wisconsin)
1998 (Bowling Green State)
2005 (Wisconsin)
North Dakota 8, Bowling Green St. 2 • Wisconsin 3,
St. Lawrence 0 • St. Lawrence 6, Bowling Green St.
3 • Wisconsin 3, North Dakota 2
Bowling Green State 3, Cornell 2 • Yale 4,
Wisconsin 2 • Cornell 3, Wisconsin 2 • Bowling
Green State 4, Yale 1
Northern Michigan 6, Wayne State 2 • Wisconsin
4, Western Michigan 1 • Wayne State 6, Western
Michigan 3 • Wisconsin 5, No. Michigan 1
1991 (Wisconsin)
1999 (North Dakota)
2006 (Clarkson)
Maine 4, Toronto 1 • Wisconsin 6, Yale 1 • Yale 9,
Toronto 2 • Wisconsin 3, Maine 2
North Dakota 5, Miami (Ohio) 2 • Wisconsin 6,
Nebraska-Omaha 4 • Nebraska-Omaha 4, Miami
(Ohio) 3 • North Dakota 3, Wisconsin 2*
Lake Superior State 2, Providence 1 • Clarkson
6, Wisconsin 2 • Wisconsin 5, Providence 0 •
Clarkson 3, Lake Superior State 2
2000 (Wisconsin)
2007 (Northeastern)
Boston University 4, North Dakota 3 • Wisconsin
6, Princeton 3 • North Dakota 5, Princeton 4 •
Wisconsin 3, Boston University 2
Northeastern 4, Bowling Green 3 • Colgate 2,
Wisconsin 2* (Colgate wins shootout) • Wisconsin
5, Bowling Green 3 • Northeastern 2, Colgate 1
2001 (New Hampshire)
2008 (Wisconsin)
New Hampshire 6, Colorado College 2 • Brown
2, Wisconsin 1 • Wisconsin 3, Colorado College
3 (Badgers win shootout) • New Hampshire 11,
Brown 3
Lake Superior State 6, Harvard 2 • Wisconsin
5, Alabama Huntsville 0 • Alabama Huntsville 4,
Harvard 1 • Wisconsin 1, Lake Superior State 1*
(Wisconsin wins shootout)
2002 (Wisconsin)
2009 (Wisconsin)
Northern Michigan 3, Harvard 2 • Wisconsin 2,
Colgate 1 • Harvard 8, Colgate 1 • Wisconsin 3,
Northern Michigan 1
Yale 6, Ferris State 1 • Wisconsin 5, Merrimack 4 •
Ferris State 5, Merrimack 1 • Wisconsin 2, Yale 2*
(Wisconsin wins shootout)
1992 (Boston University)
Boston University 4, Miami (Ohio) 3 • Wisconsin
10, Boston College 3 • Miami (Ohio) 6, Boston
College 3 • Boston University 6, Wisconsin 3
1993 (Wisconsin)
Northern Michigan 5, Providence 4 • Wisconsin
8, Alaska-Fairbanks 3 • Providence 8, AlaskaFairbanks 3 • Wisconsin 3, Northern Michigan 2
1994 (Wisconsin)
Lake Superior St. 5, Northeastern 4 • Wisconsin
4, Bowling Green State 3** • Bowling Green State
7, Northeastern 4 • Wisconsin 6, Lake Superior
State 4
1995 (Boston University)
Boston University 10, Princeton 2 • Notre Dame 3,
Wisconsin 2 • Wisconsin 8, Princeton 3 • Boston
University 7, Notre Dame 3
1996 (New Hampshire)
2003 (Ferris State)
Ferris State 7, Mass-Lowell 4 • Wisconsin 8,
Union 1 • Mass-Lowell 5, Union 3 • Ferris State 3,
Wisconsin 1
Colorado College 6, Vermont 0 • New Hampshire
9, Wisconsin 7 • Vermont 5, Wisconsin 2 • New
Hampshire 4, Colorado College 3
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* denotes number of overtimes
Showdown Records
Fewest Shots on Goal (period)
2, North Dakota (1st) vs. Wisconsin, 12/29/90
3, St. Lawrence (2nd) vs. Bowling Green, 12/29/90
3, Toronto (1st) vs. Maine, 12/27/91
3, Miami Univ. (1st) vs. North Dakota, 12/17/99
Single Game Records
Most Goals
4, Mark Kaufman (Yale) vs. Toronto, 12/28/91
3, 10 times, MR: Nick Dodge (Clarkson vs. Wisconsin, 12/29/06
Most Assists
5, Steve Reinprecht vs. Neb.-Omaha, 12/27/99
4, Jack Duffy (Yale) vs. Toronto, 12/28/91
Most Penalties
25
Boston University (25-79) vs. Notre Dame, 12/29/95
22
Notre Dame (22-60) vs. Boston University, 12/29/95
22
Lake Superior State (22-52) vs. Wisconsin, 12/29/94
Most Points
6, Steve Reinprecht (1-5=6) vs. Neb.-Omaha, 12/27/99
5, Brian Holinger (2-3=5), Bowlig Green vs. Northeastern, 12/29/94
Most Penalty Minutes
79
Boston University vs. Notre Dame, 12/29/95
64
Lake Superior State vs. Northeastern, 12/28/94
Most Penalties
7, Dan Angelelli (LSS) vs. Wisconsin, 12/29/94
5, (3x) MRJohn Gauger (Yale) vs. Bowling Green, 12/28/98
Tournament Records
Most Penalties Minutes
21, John Gauger (Yale) vs. Bowling Green, 12/28/98
19, Bryan Fuss (LSS) vs. Northeastern, 12/28/94
16, Scott King (BU) vs. Notre Dame, 12/29/95
Most Power-Play Goals
2, five times, MR: Mike Lephart (BC) vs. Harvard, 12/28/97
Most Power-Play Attempts
11, Wisconsin (3-11) vs. Boston College, 12/28/92
10, Wisconsin (1-10) vs. Boston Univ., 12/29/92
10, Northeastern (3-10) vs. Lake Superior St., 12/28/94
Most Short-Handed Goals
1, 22 times, MR: Dan Sexton (Bowling Green) vs. UW, 12/28/08
Most Saves
60, Nate Nomeland (Princeton) vs. UND, 12/30/00
45, Sean Kulick (LSS) vs. Wisconsin, 12/29/94
40, Les Kuntar (SLU) vs. Wisconsin, 12/28/90
40, Paul Henriques (Toronto) vs. Maine, 12/27/91
40, Mike Valley vs. Vermont, 12/28/96
40, Graham Melanson vs. North Dakota, 12/28/99
Most Saves in a Period
27, Nate Nomeland (2nd, Princeton), 12/28/99
Fewest Saves
9, Duane Derksen vs. North Dakota, 12/29/90
14, Garth Snow (Maine) vs. Toronto, 12/27/91
14, Scott Gudmandson vs. Colgate, 12/27/07
Most Shots on Goal
65, North Dakota vs. Princeton, 12/30/00
62, Wisconsin vs. Princeton, 12/29/95
51, Wisconsin vs. Boston College, 12/29/89
51, Wisconsin vs. Lake Superior St., 12/29/94
Most Shots on Goal (period)
30, Wisconsin (2nd) vs. Princeton, 12/29/95
30, North Dakota (2nd) vs. Princeton, 12/30/00
22, Wisconsin (2nd) vs. Lake Superior St., 12/29/94
Most Goals
5
Brian Holzinger (Bowling Green State), 1994
4
Mark Kaufmann (Yale), 1991
4
Tom Parlon (Northeastern), 1994
4
Matt Wright (Boston University), 1995
Most Assists
5
Barry Richter, 1992
5
Steve Reinprecht, 1999
Most Points
8
Brian Holzinger (5-3=8), Bowling Green, 1994
7
Matt Wright (3-4=7), Boston University, 1995
7
Steve Reinprecht (2-5=7), 1999
Most Penalties
8
Dan Angelelli (Lake Superior State), 1994
7
Jason Zent, 1992
Most Penalty Minutes
26
Wayne Strachan (Lake Superior State), 1994
21
John Gauger (Yale), 1998
Most Power-Play Goals
2, many occasions, mr: Mike Lephart (Boston College), 1997
Most Short-Handed Goals
2
Jamie Spencer, 1992
1
on 22 occasions
Most Saves
79
Nate Nomeland (60-19), Princeton, 2000
70
Sandy Galuppo (32-28), Boston College, 1989
Fewest Saves
29
Duane Derksen (20-9), 1990
37
Garth Snow (23-14) (Maine), 1991
Most Shots on Goal
105
North Dakota (40-65), 2000
95
Wisconsin (62-33), 1995
39
Princeton (20-19), 1995
43
Colgate (16-27), 2007
11, North Dakota vs. Wisconsin, 12/29/90
15, Toronto vs. Maine, 12/27/91
133
Showdown All-Tournament Teams
1989
Forwards
Scott Keller, Minnesota Duluth
Gary Shuchuk, Wisconsin
Chris Tancill, Wisconsin
1993
Forwards
Mike Harding, Northern Michigan
Dean Fedorchuk, Alaska Fairbanks
Chris Tucker, Wisconsin
1997
Forwards
J.P. Vigier, Northern Michigan
Kevin Granato, Wisconsin
Marty Reasoner, Boston College
Defense
Mark Osiecki, Wisconsin
Greg Brown, Boston College
Defense
Ian Paskowski, Providence
Brian Rafalski, Wisconsin
Defense
Jeremiah McCarthy, Harvard
Craig Anderson, Wisconsin (MVP)
Goaltender
Sandy Galuppo, Boston College (MVP)
Goaltender
Jim Carey, Wisconsin (MVP)
Goaltender
Mike Valley, Wisconsin
1990
Forwards
Dixon Ward, North Dakota
Doug Macdonald, Wisconsin
Tray Tuomie, Wisconsin
1994
Forwards
Sean Tallaire, Lake Superior State
Brian Hollzinger, Bowling Green (MVP)
Tom Parlon, Northeastern
1998
Forwards
Adam Edinger, Bowling Green (MVP)
Jeff Hamilton, Yale
Ryan Moynihan, Cornell
Defense
Jason Herter, North Dakota
Rob Andringa, Wisconsin
Defense
Brian Rafalski, Wisconsin
Mark Strobel, Wisconsin
Defense
Mike Jones, Bowling Green
Jeff Dessner, Wisconsin
Goaltender
Duane Derksen, Wisconsin (MVP)
Goaltender
Sean Kulick, Lake Superior State
Goaltender
Mike Savard, Bowling Green
1991
Forwards
Jason Zent, Wisconsin
Mark Kaufmann, Yale
Doug Macdonald, Wisconsin
1995
Forwards
Matt Wright, Boston University
Shawn Carter, Wisconsin
Sean Bates, Boston University (MVP)
1999
Forwards
Steve Reinprecht, Wisconsin
Allan Carr, Nebraska-Omaha
Lee Goren, North Dakota (MVP)
Defense
Barry Richter, Wisconsin
Jason Weinrich, Maine
Defense
Doug Wood, Boston University
Benoit Cotnoir, Notre Dame
Defense
Jeff Dessner, Wisconsin
Aaron Schneekloth, North Dakota
Goaltender
Duane Derksen, Wisconsin (MVP)
Goaltender
Tom Noble, Boston University
Goaltender
Graham Melanson, Wisconsin
1992
Forwards
David Sacco, Boston University (MVP)
Matt Oates, Miami
Doug Friedman, Boston University
1996
Forwards
Martin St. Louis, Vermont
Eric Nickulas, New Hampshire
Jason Krog, New Hampshire (MVP)
2000
Forwards
Jeff Panzer, North Dakota
Andy Wheeler, Wisconsin (MVP)
Gregg Johnson, Boston University
Defense
Barry Richter, Wisconsin
Kaj Lima, Boston University
Defense
Calvin Elfring, Colorado College
Tim Murray, New Hampshire
Defense
Mike Bussoli, Boston University
Alex Brooks, Wisconsin
Goaltender
J.P. McKersie, Boston University
Goaltender
Judd Lambert, Colorado College
Goaltender
Nate Nomeland, Princeton
134
2001
Forwards
Darren Haydar, New Hampshire (MVP)
Sean Collins, New Hampshire
Les Haggert, Brown
2005
Forwards
Nate Higgins, Wayne State
Joe Pavelski, Wisconsin
Mike Santorelli, Northern Michigan
Defense
Mick Mounsey, New Hampshire
Garrett Stafford, New Hampshire
Defense
Nathan Oystrick, Northern Michigan
Jeff Likens, Wisconsin
Goaltender
Scott Kabotoff, Wisconsin
Goaltender
Brian Elliott, Wisconsin (MVP)
2002
Forwards
Brad Winchester, Wisconsin
Bryce Cockburn, Northern Michigan
Tyler Kolarik, Harvard
2006
Forwards
Nick Dodge, Clarkson (MVP)
Josh Sim, Lake Superior State
Jake Dowell, Wisconsin
Defense
Brian Fahey, Wisconsin (MVP)
Noah Welch, Harvard
Defense
Tyrell Mason, Clarkson
Barnabas Birkeland, Lake Superior
State
Goaltender
Scott Kowalski, Northern Michigan
2003
Forwards
Adam Burish, Wisconsin
Simon Mangos, Ferris State
Mike Kinnie, Mass-Lowell
Defense
Dan Boeser, Wisconsin
Danny O’Brien, Ferris State
Goaltender
Brian Elliott, Wisconsin
MVP
Mike Brown, G, Ferris State
2004
Forwards
Jeff Legue, Ferris State (MVP)
Derek Nesbitt, Ferris State
Matthew Ford, Wisconsin
Defense
Mike Grenzy, Clarkson
Matt York, Ferris State
Goaltender
Mike Brown, Ferris State
Goaltender
David Leggio, Clarkson
2007
Forwards
Ben Street, Wisconsin
Jesse Winchester, Colgate
Jimmy Russo, Northeastern
Defense
Wade Poplawski, Colgate
Louis Liotti, Northeastern
Goaltender
Brad Thiessen, Northeastern (MVP)
2008
Forwards
John Mitchell, Wisconsin
Zac MacVoy, Lake Superior St.
Troy Schwab, Lake Superior St.
Defense
Jamie McBain, Wisconsin
Simon Gysbers, Lake Superior St.
Goaltender
Shane Connelly, Wisconsin (MVP)
2009
Forwards
Michael Davies, Wisconsin (MVP)
Blair Riley, Ferris State
Sean Backman, Yale
Defense
Justin Schultz, Wisconsin
Thomas Dignard, Yale
Goaltender
Scott Gudmandson, Wisconsin
135
WCHA Playoffs
FORMATS
1968–71
eight teams at East and West Regionals
1971–76; 1977-81
eight teams in two rounds of two-game
total-goals series
1976–77; 1981–87
eight teams in two rounds of two-game total
goals series plus a two-team championship
1988–92
opening round, best-of-three series at campus sites followed by a conference playoff
championship with four teams at one venue
1993–present
opening round, best-of-three series at campus sites followed by the WCHA Final Five
at one venue
WISCONSIN RECORDS
Overall WCHA Playoff Record: 92-46-4
First-Round Record: 62-23-0
Best-of-Three Games Record: 37-16-0
(1988–present)
Best-of-Three Series Outcomes: 18-6-0
(1988–present)
First-Round Road Record: 6-9-0
First-Round Road Series (1974, 1996,
1997, 2003, 2007, 2008, 2011)
WCHA Final Five Record: 10-11-0
(1993–present)
Wisconsin has played in 13 of 19 Final
Fives.
1976
March 10
Mach 11
4-6
4-6
L
L
Michigan State
Michigan State
1977
March
March
March
March
March
March
9
10
12
13
16
17
3-1
3-1
9-5
8-3
4-0
5-4
W
W
W
W
W
W
1978
March
March
March
March
10
11
14
15
9-2
5-4
4-3
7-4
1979
March
March
March
March
6
7
10
11
11-5
5-2
2-4
7-7*
1981
March 7
March 8
1982
March
March
March
March
9
10
13
14
2-1
3-2
W
W
Michigan4
Denver4
1971
March 11
3-4
L
Minnesota
1983
Feb. 25
Feb. 26
March 4
March 5
March 12
March 13
Michigan Tech
Michigan Tech
North Dakota
North Dakota
1984
Feb. 25
Feb. 26
March 2
March 3
Minnesota
Minnesota
Notre Dame
Notre Dame
1985
March
March
March
March
1973
March
March
March
March
7
8
11
12
5
6
9
10
3-5
6-1
1-1*
5-1
8-6
6-4
4-4*
4-3
L
W
T
W
W
W
T
W
1974
March 5
March 6
1-4
4-3
L
W
at Michigan St.
at Michigan St.
1975
March 4
March 5
5-4
4-7
W
L
Michigan State
Michigan State
4-2
6-2
2-1
4-8
W
W
W
L
No. Michigan
No. Michigan
at Minnesota
at Minnesota
Colo. College
Colo. College
Minnesota
Minnesota
Michigan
Michigan
1988
Feb. 25
Feb. 26
March 6
March 7
2-1*
5-4
2-1
3-2
W
W
W
W
No. Michigan
No. Michigan
North Dakota1
Minnesota1
W
W
W
W
Minn.-Duluth
Minn.-Duluth
Michigan Tech
Michigan Tech
1989
Feb. 24
Feb. 25
March 5
March 6
5-2
5-3
2-4
4-3
W
W
L
W
Michigan Tech
Michigan Tech
No. Michigan1
Minnesota1
W
W
L
T
Notre Dame
Notre Dame
North Dakota
North Dakota
1990
March
March
March
March
3
4
11
12
5-2
4-3
4-3*
7-1
W
W
W
W
Michigan Tech
Michigan Tech
No. Michigan1
Minnesota1
1991
March
March
March
March
2
3
10
11
5-1
5-2
2-3
2-5
W
W
L
L
Minn.-Duluth
Minn.-Duluth
Minnesota1
North Dakota1
1992
March
March
March
March
March
13
14
15
20
21
6-5*
3-5
4-3*
3-6
5-3
W
L
W
L
W
St. Cloud State
St. Cloud State
St. Cloud State
No. Michigan1
Colo. College1
1993
March
March
March
March
12
13
19
20
6-3
10-3
2-3*
5-7
W
W
L
L
Colo. College
Colo. College
Minnesota1
Minn.-Duluth1
1994
March
March
March
March
11
12
18
19
6-1
4-2
2-3
8-3
W
W
L
W
North Dakota
North Dakota
St. Cloud State2
Michigan Tech2
1995
March
March
March
March
March
10
11
12
17
18
3-4
5-4
5-1
5-4
4-3*
L
W
W
W
W
No. Michigan
No. Michigan
No. Michigan
Denver1
Colo. College1
1996
March
March
March
March
1
2
8
9
6-5*
5-4**
3-4*
4-6
W
W
L
L
at North Dakota
at North Dakota
Minnesota2
Colo. College2
1980
DNQ
1970
March 13
March 14
1972
March
March
March
March
1987
Feb. 28
March 1
March 6
March 7
1986
March
March
March
March
2
3
9
10
1
2
8
9
8-2
4-11
W
L
Colo. College
Colo. College
3-4
6-2
9-0
3-1
L
W
W
W
Minnesota
Minnesota
North Dakota
North Dakota
3-2
5-2
1-1
6-5***
5-1
3-2
W
W
T
W
W
W
Colo. College
Colo. College
at North Dakota
at North Dakota
at Minnesota
at Minnesota
5-3
8-5
3-6
0-9
2-1
7-3
0-6
7-8
6-2
6-5
1-4
3-7
W
W
L
L
W
W
L
L
W
W
L
L
Denver
Denver
at Minn.-Duluth
at Minn.-Duluth
Colo. College
Colo. College
at Minnesota
at Minnesota
North Dakota
North Dakota
at Minnesota
at Minnesota
1997
March 7
March 8
136
3-9
L
0-1**** L
at Colo. College
at Colo. College
1998
March
March
March
March
13
14
20
21
6-1
6-2
5-2
3-2
W
W
W
W
Alaska Anchorage
Alaska Anchorage
Colo. College2
North Dakota2
2011
March 11
March 12
March 13
3-1
3-4*
1-2
W
L
L
Colo. College
Colo. College
Colo. College
1 - St. Paul, Minn.; 2 - Milwaukee; 3 Minneapolis; 4 - Denver; * - overtimes
1999
March 13
March 14
2-5
2-3
L
L
St. Cloud State
St. Cloud State
2000
March
March
March
March
10
11
17
18
4-0
9-4
5-3
3-5
W
W
W
L
Michigan Tech
Michigan Tech
Minnesota3
North Dakota3
2001
March 9
March 10
March 15
6-4
6-2
3-4
W
W
L
Denver
Denver
Colo. College1
2002
March 8
March 9
March 14
3-2*
7-3
2-3*
W
W
L
Minnesota State
Minnesota State
Colo. College1
2003
March 14
March 15
1-2
5-6**
L
L
at Minnesota St.
at Minnesota St.
2004
March 12
March 13
March 14
2-3
4-0
1-4
L
W
L
Alaska Anchorage
Alaska Anchorage
Alaska Anchorage
2005
March
March
March
March
11
12
13
17
5-4
1-2
2-1
2-3
W
L
W
L
Alaska Anchorage
Alaska Anchorage
Alaska Anchorage
North Dakota1
2006
March
March
March
March
10
11
17
18
4-1
1-0
3-4
4-0
W
W
L
W
Michigan Tech
Michigan Tech
North Dakota1
Minnesota1
2007
March
March
March
March
March
9
10
15
16
17
3-2
2-1
4-0
2-4
4-3*
W
W
W
L
W
at Denver
at Denver
Michigan Tech1
Minnesota1
St. Cloud State1
2008
March 14
March 15
0-3
3-4*
L
L
at St. Cloud State
at St. Cloud State
2009
March
March
March
March
13
14
20
21
7-1
4-2
0-3
4-1
W
W
L
W
Minnesota State
Minnesota State
Denver1
North Dakota1
2010
March
March
March
March
12
13
19
20
4-1
7-2
0-2
6-3
W
W
L
W
Alaska Anchorage
Alaska Anchorage
St. Cloud State1
Denver1
137
NCAA Playoffs
1982 - Madison,
March 20
March 21
March 26
March 27
Wis. & Providence, R.I.
6-1
W
Harvard
4-3
W
Harvard
5-0
W
New Hampshire
2-5
L
North Dakota
Quarterfinals
Quarterfinals
Semifinals
Championship
NCAA PLAYOFF FORMATS
1983 - Madison,
March 19
March 20
March 24
March 26
Wis. & Grand Forks, N.D.
6-2
W
St. Lawrence
7-1
W
St. Lawrence
2-0
W
Providence
6-2
W
Harvard
Quarterfinals
Quarterfinals
Semifinals
Championship
Wis. & Canton, N.Y.
7-1
W
UMass-Lowell
4-4
T
UMass-Lowell
0-7
L
St. Lawrence
4-3
W
St. Lawrence
First Round
First Round
Quarterfinals
Quarterfinals
1949–80
Four-team, single elimination format, two semifinal games, one
third place game and one championship game
(1970 began seeding teams in East and West brackets, 1977 added a
1988 - Madison,
third from each region when necessary)
March 19
March 20
1981–87
March 26
Eight-team, East and West regionals are two-game, total-goals
March 27
series; semifinal and final are single-elimination
1988
12-team format, first-round and quarterfinal are two-game, totalgoals series; semifinal and final still single-elimination
1989
First-round and quarterfinals become best-of-three format
1992–02
Preliminary rounds become single elimination format
2003-present
16-team, single elimination format with East, West, Northeast, and
Midwest regionals
WISCONSIN RECORDS
NCAA Playoff Record: 40-20-2*
Years participating: 23*
First place finishes: 6 Second place finishes: 2*
Third place finishes: 2 Fourth place finishes: 1
vs. CCHA: 6-6-0*
vs. Hockey East: 12-6-1*
vs. ECAC: 11-4-1*
vs. CHA: 1-0-0
vs. WCHA: 8-4-0
vs. Atlantic Hockey: 1-0-0
* - Does not count 1992 NCAA tournament
1970 - Lake Placid, N.Y.
March 19
1-2
L
March 20
6-5
W
Cornell
Michigan Tech
1972 - Boston
March 16
March 18
1-4
5-2
L
W
Boston University Semifinals
Denver
Third Place
1973 - Boston
March 16
March 17
6-5*
4-2
W
W
Cornell
Denver
Semifinals
Championship
1977 - Detroit
March 25
March 26
4-3*
6-5*
W
W
New Hampshire
Michigan
Semifinals
Championship
Semifinals
Third Place
1989 - Canton, N.Y. & Minneapolis
March 17
3-1
W
St. Lawrence
March 18
4-2
W
St. Lawrence
March 24
2-4
L
Minnesota
March 25
2-4
L
Minnesota
First Round
First Round
Quarterfinals
Quarterfinals
1990 - Madison,
March 23
March 24
March 30
April 1
Quarterfinals
Quarterfinals
Semifinals
Championship
Wis. & Detroit
7-3
W
Maine
4-3*
W
Maine
2-1
W
Boston College
7-3
W
Colgate
1991 - Potsdam, N.Y.
March 15
3-8
March 16
4-5
L
L
First Round
Second Round
Semifinals
Championship
1993 - Detroit
March 26
March 27
3-1
3-4*
W
L
Miami (Ohio)
Michigan
First Round
Second Round
1994 - Albany, N.Y.
March 25
6-3
March 26
1-4
W
L
W. Michigan
Boston Univ.
First Round
Second Round
1995 - Madison, Wis.
March 24
5-3
March 25
3-4
W
L
Michigan State
Michigan
First Round
Second Round
1998 - Albany, N.Y.
March 28
4-7
L
New Hampshire
First Round
2000 - Minneapolis
March 25
1-4
L
Boston College
Second Round
2001 - Grand Rapids, Mich.
March 24
4-1
W
March 25
1-5
L
Providence
Michigan State
First Round
Second Round
Ohio State
Maine*
First Round
Regional Final
Michigan
First Round
Boston University Semifinals
Bowling Green
Third Place
2004 - Albany, N.Y.
March 26
1-0*
March 27
1-2*
1981 - Duluth, Minn.
March 20
3-2
March 21
6-6*
March 27
5-1
March 28
6-3
Clarkson
Clarkson
No. Michigan
Minnesota
2005 - Grand Rapids, Mich.
March 25
1-4
L
Quarterfinals
Quarterfinals
Semifinals
Championship
First Round
First Round
1992^ - Providence, R.I. & Albany, N.Y.
March 26
4-2
W
New Hampshire
March 28
5-2
W
St. Lawrence
April 2
4-2
W
Michigan
April 4
3-5
L
Lake Superior St.
1978 - Providence, R.I.
March 23
2-5
L
March 24
3-4
L
W
T
W
W
Clarkson
Clarkson
138
W
L
2006 - Green Bay, Wis.
March 25
4-0
March 26
1-0***
April 6
5-2
April 8
2-1
2008 - Madison, Wis.
March 29
6-2
March 30
2-3*
& Milwaukee
W
Bemidji State
W
Cornell
W
Maine
W
Boston College
W
L
Denver
North Dakota
First Round
Regional Final
Semifinals
Championship
First Round
Regional Final
2010 - St. Paul, Minn. (Xcel Energy Center) &
Detroit (Ford Field)
March 26
3-2
W Vermont
First Round
March 27
5-3
W St. Cloud State
Regional Final
April 8
8-1
W RIT
Semifinals
April 10
0-5
L
Boston College
Championship
* - Overtimes
^ - Participation in the tournament vacated by the NCAA Committee on
infractions
139
All-Americans
Forwards
Gary Shuchuk
Forward, 1990
Mike Eaves
Forward, 1977, ‘78
First team All-American in 1990 … 1990 WCHA Player of
the Year … assistant captain for the Badgers’ 1990 NCAA,
WCHA regular-season and playoff championships … set
the record for UW seniors with 41 goals in 1989-90 … his
80 points are second-most for a UW senior … 1990 AllWCHA First Team … skated parts of five seasons in the
NHL with the Detroit Red Wings and Los Angeles Kings
… skated with the Kings during their 1993 Stanley Cup
Finals run … also played in the German Elite League
First All-American forward for both 1977 and 1978 ...
UW’s career leading scorer with 267 points … three-time
team captain helped team to 1977 NCAA title … named
WCHA MVP in 1978 … 1978 Big Ten Medal of Honor
winner … coached 2006 Badgers to NCAA championship
… member of the UW Athletics Hall of Fame ... was selected 13th overall in the 1976 Amateur Draft by the St. Louis
Blues … played 207 games with the Minnesota North
Stars from 1979-83 … skated with the Calgary Flames
from 1983-86, making it to the Stanley Cup finals in 1986
… coached the USA Hockey NTDP team for two years,
winning the gold medal at the 2002 IIHF World Under-18
Championship and 2004 World Junior Championships …
began coaching in 1985 with the Calgary Flames (assistant)
… has had coaching positions with the NHL’s Pittsburgh
Penguins and Philadelphia Flyers, the Helsinki Finnish
Elite League, Shattuck (Minn.) St. Mary’s High School and
the Hershey Bears of the AHL
Mark Johnson
Forward, 1978, ‘79
Was a two-time first team All-American … Badgers
all-time leading goal scorer with 125 goals in 125 games
… UW’s second all-time leading scorer with 256 points
in three seasons … won the 1977 national championship
with UW as a freshman and was named WCHA Freshman
of the Year … named 1979 WCHA MVP … named to the
All-Time All-WCHA First Team … charter member of the
UW Athletics Hall of Fame ... led the 1980 Olympic Team
in scoring and a gold medal during the “Miracle on Ice” run
… played with USA Hockey teams in 13 international tournaments … played in NHL for 11 years with the Pittsburgh
Penguins, Hartford Whalers, St. Louis Blues, New Jersey
Devils and the Minnesota North Stars … UW men’s assistant coach from 1996-2002 … became UW women’s head
coach in 2003 and led his team to an NCAA championship
in 2006, 2007, 2009 and 2011 ... served as head coach of
the women’s 2010 U.S. Olympic Team, leading team to
silver medal
John Newberry
Forward, 1982
First team All-American in 1982 … was Wisconsin’s
first top-10 finalist for the Hobey Baker Award … 1982
First-Team All-WCHA … helped the Badgers win the
1981 NCAA Championship with two goals and two assists
in title game … 1981 NCAA All-Tournament Team …
collected school-record 10 game-winning goals in 1981-82
season … spent four seasons in the NHL between the
Montreal Canadians and the Hartford Whalers
Patrick Flatley
Forward, 1983
NCAA West first team All-American … 1983 First-Team
All-WCHA … helped the Badgers win the 1983 NCAA
Championship … 1983 NCAA All-Tournament Team …
collected 106 points and 42 goals in just two seasons at
Wisconsin … 1984 Olympian playing for Canada … skated
in 850 games in the NHL with the New York Islanders and
New York Rangers from 1983-97
Paul Ranheim
Forward, 1988
NCAA West first-team All-American in 1988 … 1988
All-WCHA First Team and 1987 All-WCHA Second-Team
selection … ranks 10th on the UW list with 177 career
points, while his 88 goals rank sixth … helped team to
1988 WCHA playoff title as an all-tournament team skater
… skated in 1,046 NHL games during 15 seasons from
1988-2003 for the Calgary Flames, Hartford Whalers,
Carolina Hurricanes, Philadelphia Flyers and the Phoenix
Coyotes
Steve Reinprecht
Forward, 2000
NCAA first team All-American in 2000 … led the nation
with 66 points during the 1999-2000 season … named
2000 WCHA Player of the Year … was runner-up for the
2000 Hobey Baker Memorial Award … 2000 All-WCHA
First Team and 1998 All-WCHA Second Team selection
… led the Badgers in scoring for three seasons (1998, ’99,
2000) … two-time team captain … current NHL player
since 2000, has skated for the Los Angeles Kings, Colorado
Avalanche, Calgary Flames, Phoenix Coyotes and Florida
Panthers … won 2001 Stanley Cup with Colorado
Badger to score 100 points through their first two seasons
... tied UW record with four assists in a period at Colorado
College on Jan. 14, 2006 ... shared for the national scoring lead among freshmen with 45 points in 2004–05 ...
led team, ranked second in the WCHA and fourth in the
country with 56 points in 2005-06 ... 205th overall pick of
the San Jose Sharks in 2003 NHL Entry Draft ... won silver
medal with Team USA at 2010 Olympics
Blake Geoffrion
Forward, 2010
First-Team All-American in 2010 ... UW’s first Hobey
Baker Memorial Award winner ... 2010 First-Team AllWCHA ... 2010 USCHO.com and Insidecollegehockey.
com National Player of the Year ... 2010 ESPY nominee for
male college athlete of the year ... 2010 Wisconsin Male
Athlete of the Year ... 2010 USA Hockey College Player
of the Year ... 2010 NCAA West Regional MVP ... 2010
WCHA Final Five All-Tournament Team ... led the nation
with 15 power-play goals and was third in the nation with
28 goals in 2010 ... finished UW career with 55 goals and
114 points in 147 games ... 56th overall pick of his hometown Nashville Predators in the 2006 NHL Entry Draft
Dany Heatley
Forward, 2000, ‘01
Defensemen
First team All-American in 2001 … Second Team AllAmerican in 2000 … 2001 finalist for the Hobey Baker
Memorial Award … 2000 All-WCHA First-Team and 2001
All-WCHA Second-Team selection … second overall pick
in the 2000 NHL Entry Draft by the Atlanta Thrashers
… won the Calder Memorial Trophy as NHL rookie of
the year in 2002 … 2006 and 2010 Olympian for Canada
… won gold in 2010 Olympics ... won the bronze medal
playing for Canada at the 2000 and 2001 World Junior
Championships … scored four goals in the 2003 NHL AllStar Game and a goal in the shootout as he was awarded
as All-Star MVP … two-time gold medalist with Canada’s
World Championship team in 2003-04 and silver medalist
in 2005
John Jagger
Defenseman, 1970
Tony Granato
Forward, 1985, ‘87
Second-Team All-American in 1985 and 1987 … 1985 and
1987 All-WCHA Second-Team … fourth on the all-time
UW scoring chart with 220 points and third with 100 goals
… 1987 UW team captain … 1987 finalist for the Hobey
Baker Memorial Award … 1987 WCHA Student-Athlete of
the Year … member of the UW Athletics Hall of Fame ...
skated with the US National Team in 1987-88 and played in
the 1988 Olympics … skated 13 NHL seasons (1988-2001)
for the New York Rangers, Los Angeles Kings and San Jose
Sharks, skating in the 1993 the Stanley Cup finals in 1993
with the Kings … won the 1997 Bill Masterton Memorial
Trophy for his “qualities of perseverance, sportsmanship
and dedication to hockey.” … spent two years as head
coach for the Colorado Avalanche (2002-04)
Steve Tuttle
Forward, 1988
Second-Team All-American in 1988 … 1988 All-WCHA
Second Team … led the Badgers with 39 assists and 66
points during 1987-88 … collected 52 points in 35 WCHA
games during 1987-88 to rank ninth on the UW singleseason list … also posted 27 goals in 25 league games
in 1986-87 to rank third on the UW single-season list …
chosen in the sixth round, 113th overall in the 1984 NHL
Entry Draft … skated 161 games over three seasons with
the St. Louis Blues from 1988-91
Joe Pavelski
Forward, 2006
Second Team and 2005 All-WCHA Rookie Team … 2006
NCAA Midwest Regional All-Tournament Team ... collected 101 points in 84 games played becoming the ninth
140
Wisconsin’s first All-American made the first team during
Wisconsin’s first season in the WCHA. … 1970 and 1971
All-WCHA Second-Team pick … MVP and at the 1970
Big Ten Tournament … named to the 1968 Big Ten and
Great Lakes All-Tournament Teams … MVP of the UW
freshmen team for 1967-68
Jeff Rotsch
Defenseman, 1972
First-Team All-American in 1972 … co-captained team for
1971-72 season … helped team to WCHA playoff title and
its second NCAA tournament bid, a third-place finish …
Wisconsin first NHL drafted player was taken 112th overall
by the St. Louis Blues in 1970
Brian Engblom
Defenseman, 1975
First-Team All-American in 1975 … the Badgers’ first AllWCHA First-Team selection in 1975 … skated 11 seasons
in the NHL with the Montreal Canadiens, Washington
Capitals, Los Angeles Kings, Buffalo Sabres and Calgary
Flames (1976-84, ’86-’87) … three-time Stanley Cup
champion with the Montreal Canadiens (1977, ’78, ’79) …
NHL plus/minus leader in 1981 … 1982 NHL SecondTeam All-Star … became an NHL commentator for ESPN
and ABC, and now broadcasts hockey on Versus
Craig Norwich
Defenseman, 1976, ‘77
Wisconsin only two-time First-Team All-American on
defense (1976, ’77) … 1977 All-WCHA First-Team and
1976 All-WCHA Second-Team selection … 1977 NCAA
All-Tournament pick in helping team to 1977 NCAA title
… became on of just four UW defensemen to lead the team
in points with 83 during 1976-77 … 1976-77 point total is
the WCHA record for defensemen … school record-holder
with 65 assists in 1976-77 … collected 168 points in just
three seasons at Wisconsin to share 16th on the all-time list
… played two seasons for the Cincinnati Stingers of the
WHA, before skating two NHL seasons with the Winnipeg
Jets, St. Louis Blues and Colorado Rockies (1979-81)
Theran Welsh
Defenseman, 1980
First-Team All-American in 1980 … 1980 and 1981 AllWCHA Second-Team honoree … member of Wisconsin’s
1981 NCAA title team … named to the 1981 NCAA All-
Tournament Team … 228 career points rank third on the
UW’s all-time list … school and WCHA career leader with
194 assists … scored at least 50 points in all four seasons
at Wisconsin
Bruce Driver
Defenseman, 1982
First-Team All-American in 1982 … 1982 All-WCHA
First-Team and 1983 All-WCHA Second-Team pick …
two-time NCAA champion at Wisconsin, winning in 1981
and captaining the 1983 squad … member of the 1982
NCAA All-Tournament Team … 1984 Olympian playing
for Canada … played 15 years and over 1,000 games in the
NHL for the New Jersey Devils and New York Rangers …
Stanley Cup champion with the New Jersey Devils in 1995
Paul Stanton
Defenseman, 1988
First-Team and 1988 All-WCHA Second-Team honoree …
1988 WCHA Final Five All-Tourney Team during UW’s
playoff title run … collected 115 points in 167 games to
rank seventh among all-time UW defensemen … played
five years (1990-95) in the NHL with the Pittsburgh Penguins, Boston Bruins and New York Islanders … two-time
Stanley Cup champion with the Penguins (1991, ’92) …
went on to play hockey in Germany
Barry Richter
Defenseman, 1993
First-Team member … 1993 team captain … finished UW
career with 156 points to rank third on the all-time UW
career list for defensemen … one of six Badger rear guards
to record a hat trick … 1994 U.S. Olympian … skated five
seasons (1995-97, ’98-2001) in the NHL for the New York
Rangers, Boston Bruins, New York Islanders and Montreal
Canadiens
Brian Rafalski
Defenseman, 1995
First-Team All-American in 1995 … 1995 WCHA Defensive Player of the Year … 1995 All-WCHA First-Team and
1992 All-WCHA Rookie Team honoree … collected 100
career points in 150 games at Wisconsin … helped team to
WCHA playoff championship in 1995 … three-time U.S.
Olympian, winning a silver medal at the 2002 and 2010
games … named best defenseman at 2010 Olympics, while
sharing Team USA lead in scoring... skated five years in
Sweden and Finland before the NHL … named Finnish
Elite League top defenseman (1998, ’99) … two-time
Stanley Cup champion with the Devils in 2000 and 2003 …
1999-2000 member of the NHL All-Rookie Team … 2004
NHL All-Star game participant ... won a third Cup with the
Detroit Red Wings in 2008
Jeff Dessner
Defenseman, 2000
First-Team All-American in 2000 … 2000 WCHA Defensive Player of the Year … 2000 All-WCHA First-Team and
1999 All-WCHA Third-Team choice … two-time team captain, including tri-captain during 1999-2000 MacNaughton
Cup-winning season for WCHA regular-season championship … posted 70 points in 135 career games at the UW
from 1997-2001 … 1996 seventh-round draft choice of the
New York Rangers
Tim Thomas
Defenseman, 1985
First-Team selection … skated 1983-84 with the U.S.
national team, but returned to the Badgers for his final two
seasons … collected 154 points in 151 games to rank fourth
all-time among UW Badger defensemen … his 41 career
goals rank second among UW blue liners
Sean Hill
Defenseman, 1991
91 … member of 1990 NCAA, WCHA regular season and
WCHA playoff championship teams … sixth on the UW
all-time scoring list among defensemen with 129 points in
124 games and just three seasons … 1992 U.S. Olympian
… veteran of seven NHL teams during current 16-year
career, including the Montreal Canadiens, Anaheim Ducks,
Ottawa Senators, Carolina Hurricanes, St. Louis Blues,
Florida Panthers and New York Islanders
Tom Gilbert
Defenseman, 2006
Second-Team All-American in 2006 … 2006 AllWCHA First-Team and 2005 All-WCHA Third-Team
selection ... 2006 NCAA Frozen Four and NCAA Midwest
Regional All-Tournament Team honoree ... scored gamewinning goal in UW’s 2-1 victory over Boston College in
the 2006 NCAA Championship Game ... shared national
lead among defensemen with 12 goals in 2006 ... finished
career with 89 points in 162 games played ... posted career
plus-70 ... 129th overall pick by the Colorado Avalanche in
2002 ... traded to the Edmonton Oilers in 2004 while still at
Wisconsin ... set Edmonton rookie defensemen record for
goals and points
Jamie McBain
Defenseman, 2009
First-Team All American in 2009 ... 2009 WCHA Player of
the Year ... top-10 finalist for the Hobey Baker Memorial
Award ... Insidecollegehockey.com Defenseman of the
Year ... Wisconsin’s top scorer and in a tie for second in the
nation among defensemen with 30 assists and 37 points ...
fifth Badger blue liner to lead the team in scoring ... first
UW defenseman and seventh Badger named WCHA Player
of the Year ... eighth Badger named a top-10 Hobey Baker
finalist and the first UW defenseman ... second-round draft
pick of the Carolina Hurricanes in 2006 (63rd overall) ...
finished his Badger playing career with 111 games played,
15 goals, 64 assists and 79 points in three years ... 2009 AllWCHA First-Team ... 2008 All-WCHA Third-Team ... 2008
NCAA Midwest Regional All-Tournament Team ... 2007
All-WCHA Rookie Team
Brendan Smith
Defenseman, 2010
First-Team All American in 2010 ... 2010 WCHA Defensive Player of the Year ... top-10 finalist for the Hobey
Baker Memorial Award ... 2010 Collegehockey247.com
National Player of the Year ... 2010 NCAA Frozen Four
All-Tournament Team ... tied Badgers’ Bob Poffenroth’s
NCAA Frozen Four record for single-game assists with
five against RIT in 2010 semifinals ... 2010 NCAA West
Regional All-Tournament Team ... 2010 All-WCHA First
Team ... led nation’s defensemen with 15 goals and 52
points ... completed UW career with 26 goals and 87 points
in 95 games played ... 27th overall pick of the Detroit Red
Wings in the 2007 NHL Entry Draft
Justin Schultz
Defenseman, 2011
First-Team All American in 2011 ... 2011 WCHA Defensive Player of the Year ... top-10 finalist for the Hobey
Baker Memorial Award ... Insidecollegheockey.com Defenseman of the Year ... posted 18 goals, the most for any defenseman in the country since 2002–03 ... 2011 All-WCHA
First Team ... led nation’s defensemen with 18 goals and 47
points ... led Badgers in scoring ... 43rd overall pick by the
Anaheim Ducks in 2008
Jake Gardiner
Defenseman, 2011
Second-Team All American in 2011 ... 2011 All-WCHA
Second Team ... one of four defensemen in the nation to
average at least a point-per-game (1.00) ... ranked second
in tha nation among blue liners with 41 points ... 2011
All-USCHO First Team ... 17th overall draft pick of the
Anaheim Ducks in 2008 ... traded to the Toronto Maple
Leafs at the 2011 NHL trade deadline while still a Badger
Second-Team All-American in 1991 … 1991 and 1990
All-WCHA Second-Team Honoree … 1991 and 1990
WCHA Final Five All-Tournament Team … holds the UW
single-season mark for defensemen with 19 goals in 1990-
Goaltenders
Julian Baretta
Goaltender, 1977
The first Wisconsin goaltender named an All-American
with his first-team selection in 1977 … 1977 All-WCHA
First-Team and 1978 All-WCHA Second Team choice …
1977 NCAA Tournament MVP after leading the team to
the 1977 NCAA title … member of 1977 WCHA regularseason and playoff championships … 51 career victories
shares fifth on the UW all-time list … drafted 84th overall
by the NHL’s Los Angeles Kings in 1977
Roy Schultz
Goaltender, 1980
First-Team All-American in 1980 … 1980 First-Team All
WCHA honoree … Wisconsin’s career saves per game
leader at 31.9 during his two years at Wisconsin … shared
team’s Spike Carlson MVP award for 1979-80 season …
turned pro after second UW season
Dean Anderson
Goaltender, 1988
Second-Team selection … 1988 WCHA Playoff Tournament MVP to lead Badgers to title … set UW record with
45 games played during 1987-88 season … 68 career wins
and 30 victories in 1987-88 both rank third in the UW records … finished his career 68-34-2 … chosen 11th by the
Toronto Maple Leafs in the 1988 NHL Supplemental Draft
Curtis Joseph
Goaltender, 1989
Second-Team All-American in 1989 … in 1989 he became
the only player in league history named WCHA Most
Valuable Player/Player of the Year and WCHA Rookie of
the Year in the same season … 1989 All-WCHA First-Team
honoree … named to the All-Time All-WCHA Second
Team … a Badger for just one season, Joseph went 21-11-5
with a 2.49 goals-against average and .919 save percentage
before leaving for the NHL … his .919 single-season save
percentage ranks second in the UW record book … Joseph
was never drafted, but became one of the top goaltenders in
the NHL, playing for St. Louis, Edmonton, Toronto, Detroit
and Phoenix during current 17-year professional career …
two-time NHL all-star … won 2000 King Clancy Memorial
Trophy as a player who has “made a noteworthy humanitarian contribution in his community.” … won a gold medal
with Canada at the 2002 Olympics and also played at the
games in 1998
Duane Derksen
Goaltender, 1992
Second-Team All-American in 1992 … 1992 WCHA Player of the Year … 1992 All-WCHA First-Team and 1991 and
1990 All-WCHA Second-Team selection … placed third
in the 1992 Hobey Baker Memorial Award balloting …
1990 NCAA All-Tournament Team … 1990 WCHA Playoff
All-Tournament Team … set UW single-season record with
31 victories in 1989-90 … 80 career victories ranks second
on UW all-time list … 1992 team assistant captain …
Washington Capitals’ third-round pick, 57th overall, in the
1988 NHL Entry Draft
Kirk Daubenspeck
Goaltender, 1997
Second Team pick … 1995 tournament MVP and 1996
WCHA Final Five All-Tournament player … holds the
WCHA record with a 75-save effort in a 1-0, quadruple
overtime loss against Colorado College on March 8, 1997,
the second-longest game in NCAA Division I history …
team assistant captain in 1996-97 … UW’s Spike Carlson
MVP in 1996 and 1997 … 151st pick by the Philadelphia
Flyers in the 1992 NHL Entry Draft
Bernd Brückler
Goaltender, 2004
First-Team, 2005 All-WCHA Second-Team and 2002
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All-WCHA Rookie Team selection … 2004 NCAA East Regional Most Outstanding Player
… 2004-05 team assistant captain … 2004 member of Austrian national team at world championships … 2001 NHL draft pick of the Philadelphia Flyers in the fifth round, 150th overall
… Ranks top-five in UW history with a 2.48 goals-against average and a .916 save percentage
... went on to play professionally in Finland and the KHL in Russia
Brian Elliott
Goaltender, 2006
First-Team All-American in 2006 … 2006 All-WCHA Second-Team pick … backstopped the
Badgers to their sixth NCAA title, leading the nation in goals-against average, save percentage and victories, while sharing the national lead in shutouts … posted the greatest statistical
season for a Badger goaltender and one of the best in NCAA history … finished as a top three
finalist for the Hobey Baker Award … 2006 NCAA Midwest Regional Most Outstanding
Player … 2006 NCAA Frozen Four All-Tournament Team member … posted WCHA-record
269:52 shutout streak in 2006 … 291st pick by the Ottawa Senators at the 2003 NHL Entry
Draft ... played in the NHL for Ottawa and Colorado ... signed with St. Louis prior to 2011–12
season
UW Athletics Hall of
Fame
... member of the 1984 U.S. Olympic Team ... went 17-1-1 (.921
win percentage) to set the UW single-season win percentage record
... went 49-8-3 (.842) to set the UW career win percentage mark ...
ranks fourth on the UW season lists with a .920 save percentage
and 2.23 goals-against average ... skated parts of three seasons
with the NHL’s Winnipeg Jets (193–86) ... was a fifth-round selection (85th overall) of the Jets in 1981
Bert DeHate - 2007 Inductee
With 47 goals and 77 points, became the first Badger to win the
national scoring title ... 47 goals ranks second in UW single-season
records ... set UW record with five-goal game (Feb. 24, 1967) which
has been tied twice since ... shares school record with eight points
in that same game against Ohio University in 1967 ... posted a
school record seven hat tricks in 1967–68 and holds career record
of 15 ... 1968–69 co-captain ... 108 goals in 95 career games ranks
second all-time on the UW list ... 1.98 career points-per-game average ranks second all-time
Chris Chelios - 2011 Inductee
1983 NCAA Champion as a member of the all-tournament team
... scored 22 goals and 75 points in two seasons ... played 26 seasons in the NHL for the Montreal Canadians (1984-90), Chicago
Blackhawks (1990-99), Detroit Red Wings (1999-2009) and Atlanta
Thrashers (2010), winning the Stanley Cup with Montreal in 1987
and Detroit in 2002 and 2008 ... 11-time NHL All-Star ... three-time
Norris Trophy winner given to the best defenseman in the NHL ...
four-time Olympian (1984, 1998, 2002 and 2006) and served as
team captain three times (1998, 2002 and 2006) ... most games
played in the NHL among Americans ... NHL record-holder with 24
playoff apperances ... second-oldest player in NHL history
Eleven members of the Wisconsin men’s hockey family are in the
UW Athletics Hall of Fame, including aforementioned All-Americans
Mark Johnson, Mike Eaves, Craig Norwich, Theran Welsh and Tony
Granato, as well as head coach Bob Johnson. Steve Alley, Mike
Richter, Marc Behrend, Chris Chelios and Bert DeHate are also
enshrined.
Mark Johnson - Charter Member (Bio on page 134)
Mike Eaves - 1992 Inductee (Bio on page 134)
Bob Johnson - 1992 Inductee (Bio on page 115)
Craig Norwich - 2008 Inductee (Bio on page 134)
Tony Granato - 2000 Inductee (Bio on page 134)
Theran Welsh - 2010 Inductee (Bio on page 138)
Steve Alley - 2001 Inductee
Two-time UW tri-captain, including UW’s 1977 NCAA title team …
scored nine game-winning goals in 1976–77, sharing second on the
all-time single-season list … scored overtime game-winning goal for
6-5 victory over Michigan in the 1977 NCAA Championship Game
… 165 career points in 159 games shares 20th on the UW all-time
list … paced Badgers with 23 goals in 1974-75 … one of the first
three Badgers to play in the Olympics, skating for Team USA in
1976 … 1974, ’75 and ’78 U.S. National Team member … 141st
overall draft pick of the Chicago Blackhawks in 1973 … played
parts of two seasons for Hartford Whalers from 1979–81 … skated
for the WHA’s Birmingham Bulls from 1977-79.
Hobey Baker Award
Mike Richter - 2005 Inductee
1987 All-WCHA Second-Team selection ... 1986 WCHA Rookie of
the Year … posted a 33-25-1 mark during two seasons at Wisconsin
… had a 3.71 goals-against average and .895 save percentage with
one shutout in 60 games played … chosen 28th overall by the New
York Rangers in the 1985 NHL Draft … spent entire 15-year, 666
game career as a New York Ranger … 301-258-73 career record
makes him winningest goalie in franchise history … had No. 35
Ranger jersey retired in 2004 … holds eight regular-season and
five post-season records for the Rangers … goaltender for team’s
1994 Stanley Cup championship … named 1996 World Cup of
Hockey Most Valuable Player leading Team USA to gold in perhaps
his greatest career performance … NHL All-Star in 1992, 1994 and
2000, earning MVP honors in 1994 … U.S. Olympian in 1988, 1998
and 2002, winning silver in 2002 ... 2008 U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame
inductee
Marc Behrend - 2006 Inductee
1981 and 1983 NCAA Championship Tournament MVP ... allowed
just two goals in two NCAA title games to help the UW to the 1981
and 1983 NCAA Championships ... 1983 Second-Team All-WCHA
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First awarded in 1981, the Hobey Baker Memorial Award was
established to recognize college hockey’s premier individual
player. Ten players are selected each year as finalists for the
award. Wisconsin has had 10 finalists for the award, including two in 2010 when Blake Geoffrion became the school’s
first winner of the award.
2011
2010
2010
2009
2006
2001
Justin Schultz
Blake Geoffrion
Brendan Smith
Jamie McBain
Brian Elliott
Dany Heatley
2000
1992
1988
1987
1982
Steve Reinprecht
Duane Derksen
Paul Ranheim
Tony Granato
John Newberry
All-WCHA Badgers
First Team
Player, Pos.
Brian Engblom, D
Julian Baretta, G
Craig Norwich, D
Mike Eaves, C
Mark Johnson, C
Mark Johnson, C
Roy Schultz, G
Bruce Driver, D
John Newberry, C
Patrick Flatley, W
Tim Thomas, W
Paul Ranheim, W
Curtis Joseph, G
Paul Stanton, D
Gary Shuchuk, C
Duane Derksen, G
Barry Richter, D
Kelly Fairchild, C
Brian Rafalski, D
Craig Anderson, D
Jeff Dessner, D
Dany Heatley, W
Steve Reinprecht, C
Bernd Brückler, G
Tom Gilbert, D
Jamie McBain, D
Blake Geoffrion, C
Brendan Smith, D
Justin Schultz, D
Year
1974-75
1976-77
1976-77
1977-78
1977-78
1978-79
1979-80
1981-82
1981-82
1982-83
1984-85
1987-88
1988-89
1988-89
1989-90
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1997-98
1999-00
1999-00
1999-00
2003–04
2005–06
2008–09
2009–10
2009–10
2010–11
Second Team
Player, Pos.
Wayne Thomas, G
John Jagger, D
Murray Heatley, W
John Jagger, D
Murray Heatley, W
Jim Makey, G
Jim Makey, G
Norm Cherrey, W
Craig Norwich, D
John Taft, D
Mike Eaves, C
Julian Baretta, G
Bob Suter, D
Theran Welsh, D
Theran Welsh, D
Marc Behrend, G
Chris Chelios, D
Paul Houck, W
Bruce Driver, D
Tony Granato, C
Marty Wiitala, D
Mike Richter, G
Tony Granato, C
Paul Ranheim, W
Dean Anderson, G
Paul Stanton, D
Steve Tuttle, W
John Byce, W
Duane Derksen, G
Sean Hill, D
John Byce, W
Duane Derksen, G
Year
1969-70
1969-70
1969-70
1970-71
1970-71
1971-72
1972-73
1972-73
1975-76
1976-77
1976-77
1977-78
1978-79
1979-80
1980-81
1981-82
1982-83
1982-83
1982-83
1984-85
1985-86
1986-87
1986-87
1986-87
1987-88
1987-88
1987-88
1988-89
1989-90
1989-90
1989-90
1990-91
Sean Hill, D
Jim Carey, G
Andrew Shier, W
Kirk Daubenspeck, G
Steve Reinprecht, C
Dany Heatley, C/W
Robbie Earl, F
Bernd Brückler, G
Joe Pavelski, C
Brian Elliott, G
Brian Elliott, G
Ryan McDonagh, D
Jake Gardiner, D
1990-91
1992-93
1993-94
1996-97
1997-98
2000-01
2004–05
2004-05
2005–06
2005–06
2006–07
2009–10
2010–11
Rookie of the Year
The WCHA Rookie of the Year has been
presented under three different sets of criteria since 1960. From 1959–60 through
1969–70, freshmen were not allowed to
play in the WCHA and the rookie award
went to the top sophomore. From 1969–70
through 1989–90, the award was known
as the Freshman of the Year. In 1990, the
WCHA adopted the Rookie of the Year
Award for the top first-year player.
Player, Pos.
Mark Johnson, C
Mike Richter, G
Curtis Joseph, G
Jim Carey, G
Dany Heatley, W
Third Team
Player, Pos.
Jeff Dessner, D
Graham Melanson, G
Alex Brooks, D
Graham Melanson, G
Ryan Suter, D
Tom Gilbert, D
Kyle Turris, F
Jamie McBain, D
Michael Davies, F
Year
1998-99
1998-99
1999-00
1999-00
2003–04
2004–05
2007–08
2007–08
2009–10
Defensive Player
of the Year
Player, Pos.
Brian Rafalski, D
Jeff Dessner, D
Brendan Smith, D
Justin Schultz, D
Rookie Team
Player, Pos.
Jason Zent, W
Brian Rafalski, D
Jim Carey, G
Joe Bianchi, C
Kevin Granato, W
Dave Tanabe, D
Brian Fahey, D
Dany Heatley, W
Bernd Brückler, G
Robbie Earl, F
Ryan Suter, D
Joe Pavelski, F
Kyle Klubertanz, D
Jamie McBain, D
Kyle Turris, F
Ryan McDonagh, D
Jake Gardiner, D
Craig Smith, F
Justin Schultz, D
Year
1994-95
1999-00
2009–10
2010–11
Final Five
All-Tourney Team
Year
1990-91
1991-92
1992-93
1994-95
1997-98
1998-99
1999-00
1999-00
2001-02
2003–04
2003–04
2004–05
2004–05
2006–07
2007–08
2007–08
2008–09
2009–10
2009–10
The WCHA Final Five tourney began
selecting all-tournament teams in 1987-88.
That year, the league implemented its
current playoff format of playing its annual
tournament at a neutral site instead of on
campus sites.
Player, Pos.
Dean Anderson, G*
Paul Ranheim, W
Paul Stanton, D
Steve Tuttle, W
Doug Macdonald, C
Duane Derksen, G
Sean Hill, D
Steve Rohlik, W*
Sean Hill, D
Dan Plante, W
Mickey Elick, D
Kirk Daubenspeck, G*
Mark Strobel, D
Kirk Daubenspeck, G
Joe Bianchi, W*
Graham Melanson, G
Matt Peterson, D
Dan Bjornlie, D
Kyle Klubertanz, D
Jake Dowell, F
Jordy Murray, F
Blake Geoffrion, F
MVP/Player
of the Year
From 1960–81, the league’s MVP award
was administered by the Denver Post.
Since 1981, it has been selected through
balloting of coaches, players, sports information directors and news media. In 1992,
the MVP designation was changed to the
WCHA Player of the Year.
Player, Pos.
Mike Eaves, C
Mark Johnson, C
Curtis Joseph, G
Gary Shuchuk, C
Duane Derksen, G
Steve Reinprecht, C
Jamie McBain, D
Year
1976-77
1985-86
1988-89
1992-93
1999-00
*–Tournament MVP
Year
1977-78
1978-79
1988-89
1989-90
1991-92
1999-00
2008–09
143
Year
1988
1988
1988
1988
1989
1990
1990
1990
1991
1992
1994
1995
1995
1996
1998
1998
1998
2000
2006
2007
2009
2010
Team Awards
Spike Carlson MVP Award
Spike Carlson was both a player and a coach at the University of Wisconsin. He was one of the first hockey
players for the Badgers and coached the UW during the
1930-31 season.
1963–64
1964–65
1965–66
1966–67
1967–68
1968–69
1969–70
1970–71
1971–72
1972–73
1973–74
1974–75
1975–76
1976–77
1977–78
1978–79
1979–80
1999–00
2000–01
2001–02
2002–03
2003–04
2004–05
2005–06
2006–07
2007–08
Jim Duffy
Gary Johnson
Gary Johnson
Gary Johnson
Bob Vroman
John Jagger
Wayne Thomas
Jim Boyd
Jim Young
Norm Cherrey
Stan Hinkley
Mike Dibble
Mike Eaves
Team
Mike Eaves
Les Grauer
Chuck Durocher
Roy Schultz
Team
Ron Vincent
Marc Behrend
Ted Pearson
Gary Suter
Marty Wiitala
Tony Granato
Dean Anderson
Curtis Joseph
Gary Shuchuk
Sean Hill
Duane Derksen
Barry Richter
Blaine Moore
Brian Rafalski
Kirk Daubenspeck
Kirk Daubenspeck
Joe Bianchi
Steve Reinprecht
Graham Melanson
Steve Reinprecht
Steve Reinprecht
Dany Heatley
Scott Kabotoff
Rene Bourque
Bernd Brückler
Tom Gilbert
Brian Elliott
Jake Dowell
Davis Drewiske
2008–09
2009–10
2010–11
Jamie McBain
Blake Geoffrion
Justin Schultz
1980–81
1981–82
1982–83
1983–84
1984–85
1985–86
1986–87
1987–88
1988–89
1989–90
1990–91
1991–92
1992–93
1993–94
1994–95
1995–96
1996–97
1997–98
1998–99
G
G
G
G
G
D
G
C
W
W
W
G
C
C
W
W
G
W
G
W
D
D
C
G
G
C
D
G
D
C
D
G
G
C
C
G
C
C
C-W
G
W
G
D
G
F
D
D
C
D
Ivan B. Williamson Scholastic Award
Ivan B. Williamson served the University of Wisconsin as
its Director of Athletics from 1955–69. He was instrumental in the revival of UW hockey as a varsity sport in 1963
1964–65
1965–66
1966–67
1967–68
1968–69
1969–70
Fritz Ragatz
Charles Ellis
Dick Keeley
John Moran
Mike Cowan
Bob Vroman
D
W
D
D
W
G
Team Captains
1963–64
1964–65*
1965–66
1966–67*
1967–68
1968–69*
1969–70
1970–71
1971–72*
1972–73
1973–74
1974–75**
1975–76
1976–77**
1977–78
1978–79*
1979–80
1980–81
1981–82*
1982–83
1983–84
1984–85
1985–86
1986–87
1987–88*
1988–89
1989–90
1990–91*
1991–92
1992–93
1993–94*
1970–71
1971–72
1972–73
1973–74
1974–75
1975–76
1976–77
1977–78
1978–79
1979–80
1980–81
1981–82
1982–83
1983–84
1984–85
1985–86
1986–87
1987–88
1988–89
1989–90
1990–91
1991–92
1992–93
1993–94
1994–95
1995–96
1996–97
1997–98
Game captains
John Russo & Chan Young
Game captains
Don Addison & Gary Johnson
Tony Metro
Bert DeHate & Mark Fitzgerald
Doug McFadyen
Jim Boyd
Jeff Rotsch & Jim Young
Tim Dool
Stan Hinkley
Steve Alley, Bob Lundeen & John Taft
Mike Eaves
Steve Alley, Mike Eaves & John Taft
Mike Eaves
Les Grauer & Rod Romanchuk
Ron Griffin
Jay McFarlane
Peter Johnson & Ron Vincent
Bruce Driver
John Johannson
Paul Houston
Marty Wiitala
Tony Granato
Paul Ranheim & Steve Tuttle
Steve Rohlik (C),
John Byce & Paul Stanton
Steve Rohlik (C), Mark Osiecki,
John Byce, Gary Shuchuk
Rob Andringa & Don Granato
Doug Macdonald (C), Duane Derksen,
Brett Kurtz & Jason Francisco
Barry Richter (C),
Jason Francisco & Dan Plante
Rob Granato & Mark Strobel
Gary Engberg
Tom Chuckel
Tim Dool
Dave Arundel
Dick Perkins
Mike Eaves
Steve Alley
Tom Ulseth
Mark Ostapina
Chuck Durocher
Kip Pendelton
Peter Johnson
Jeff Andringa
Jan-Ake Danielson
John Johannson
Paul Houston
Jim Johannson
Todd Geisness
Steve Tuttle
Kurt Semandel
John Byce
Rob Mendel
Joe Decker
Doug Macdonald
Jason Francisco
Chris Tucker
Maco Balkovec
Scott Sanderson
Kirk Daubenspeck
Mark Smith
144
G
C
W
D
G
C
W
W
W
W
G
W
D
D
C
C
W
W
W
C
C
D
W
C
W
C
D
W
G
W
1994–95
Mark Strobel (C),
Jamie Spencer &Chris Tok
1995–96
Max Williams (C)
Mickey Elick & Mike Strobel
1996–97
Erik Raygor (C), Kirk Daubenspeck,
Rick Enrico & Tim Krug
1997–98
Erik Raygor (C), Rick Enrico &
Brad Englehart
1998–99
Steve Reinprecht (C)
Craig Anderson & Tim Rothering
1999–00
Steve Reinprecht (C),
Dustin Kuk & Jeff Dessner
2000–01
Jeff Dessner (C), Alex Brooks,
Matt Doman & Kevin Granato
2001–02
Andy Wheeler (C),
Kent Davyduke & Matt Doman
2002–03
Game captains
2003–04** Rene Bourque, Dan Boeser,
Andy Wozniewski
2004–05
Adam Burish (C),
Bernd Brückler, Tom Gilbert
2005–06
Adam Burish (C), Tom Gilbert,
Andrew Joudrey, Ryan MacMurchy
2006–07
Andrew Joudrey (C),
Jeff Likens, Jake Dowell
2007–08
Davis Drewiske (C)
Kyle Klubertanz, Ben Street
2008–09*
Ben Street & Blake Geoffrion
2009–10** Ben Street, Blake Geoffrion,
Ryan McDonagh
2010–11
Sean Dolan (C)
Jake Gardiner, Craig Smith
2011–12
John Ramage (C)
Ryan Little, Justin Schultz
* co-captains; ** tri-captains; (C)-captain
1998–99
1999–00
2000–01
2001–02
2002–03
2003–04
2004–05
2005–06
2006–07
2007–08
2008–09
2009–10
2010–11
Tim Rothering
Dan Bjornlie
Kevin Granato
Graham Melanson
Andy Wheeler
Brad Winchester
Rene Bourque
Luke Kohtala
Ryan MacMurchy
Brian Elliott
Matthew Ford
Tom Gorowsky
Ben Street
Scott Gudmandson
D-W
D
W
G
W
W
W
G
W
G
F
F
F
G
Dr. Joseph Coyne
Most Consistent Player
Dr. Joseph Coyne, a dentist in Madison, was a big supporter
of the UW hockey program in the early days of John Riley
and Bob Johnson.
1971–72
1972–73
1973–74
1974–75
1975–76
1976–77
1977–78
Al Folk
John Taft
Gary Winchester
Brian Engblom
Murray Johnson
John Taft
Mark Johnson
D
D
C
D
C
D
C
1978–79
1979–80
1980–81
1981–82
1982–83
1983–84
1984–85
1985–86
1986–87
1987–88
1988–89
1989–90
1990–91
1991–92
1992–93
1993–94
1994–95
1995–96
1996–97
1997–98
1998–99
1999–00
2000–01
2001–02
2002–03
2003–04
2004–05
2005–06
2006–07
2007–08
2008–09
2009–10
2010–11
Theran Welsh
Ron Vincent
Ed Lebler
Bruce Driver
Chris Chelios
Paul Houston
Gary Suter
Ernie Vargas
Steve Tuttle
Paul Stanton
Sean Hill
Chris Tancill
Rob Andringa
Brian Rafalski
Kelly Fairchild
Kelly Fairchild
Brian Rafalski
Tim Rothering
Yuri Gusak
Matt Peterson
Jeff Dessner
Jeff Dessner
Alex Brooks
Rob Vega
Matt Murray
Tom Gilbert
Ryan MacMurchy
Tom Gilbert
Joe Pavelski
Tom Gilbert
Matt Olinger
Jamie McBain
Craig Johnson
Jake Gardiner
Michael Mersch
D
W
W
D
D
C
D
W
W
D
D
W
D
D
C
C
D
D
W
D
D
D
D
D
C
D
W
D
F
D
D
D
D
D
F
Fenton Kelsey, Jr.
Most Competitive Player
Fenton Kelsey, Jr., was the first Executive Director of the
Blue Line Club and locally was a big supporter of hockey
in general. He played a major role in the building of Hartmeyer Ice Arena on the city’s east side.
1978–79
1979–80
1980–81
1981–82
1982–83
1983–84
1984–85
1985–86
1986–87
1987–88
1988–89
1989–90
1990–91
1991–92
1992–93
1993–94
1994–95
1995–96
1996–97
1997–98
1998–99
1999–00
2000–01
2001–02
2002–03
2003–04
2004–05
2005–06
2006–07
2007–08
2008–09
2009–10
2010–11
Bob Suter
Jay McFarlane
Brian Mullen
Ted Pearson
Patrick Flatley
Jim Johannson
Gary Suter
Tony Granato
Mike Richter
Steve Tuttle
Paul Stanton
Steve Rohlik
Rob Andringa
Brett Kurtz
Dan Plante
Andrew Shier
Mark Strobel
Mike Strobel
Mike Strobel
Tim Krug
Erik Raygor
Alex Brooks
Alex Brooks
Andy Wheeler
Matt Doman
Jake Heisler
Adam Burish
Nick Licari
Adam Burish
Jeff Likens
Blake Geoffrion
Ryan McDonagh
Ryan McDonagh
Patrick Johnson
D
D
W
W
W
W
D
W
G
W
D
W
D
W
W
W
D
W
W
D
W
D
D
W
W
W
C
F
F
D
F
D
D
F
Otto Breitenbach
Most Improved Player
Otto Breitenbach was a member of the UW Athletic
Department for 14 years (1973-87), serving as an Associate
Athletic Director. He is a past executive director of the
Badger State Games and a past commissioner of the Western Collegiate Hockey Association.
1968–69
1969–70
1970–71
1971–72
1972–73
1973–74
1974–75
1975–76
1976–77
1977–78
1978–79
1979–80
1980–81
1981–82
1982–83
1983–84
1984–85
1985–86
1986–87
1987–88
1988–89
1989–90
1990–91
1991–92
1992–93
1993–94
1994–95
1995–96
1996–97
1997–98
1998–99
1999–00
2000–01
2001–02
2002–03
2003–04
2004–05
2005–06
2006–07
2007–08
2008–09
2009–10
2010–11
Stu Hendrickson
Jeff Rotsch
Brian Erickson
Gary Kuklinski
Stan Hinkley
Don Deprez
Tom Ulseth
Dave Herbst
Les Grauer
Brad Mullens
Ron Griffin
Peter Johnson
Marc Behrend
Ed Repins
Paul Houck
Ernie Vargas
Tom Ryan
Paul Ranheim
Steve Tuttle
John Byce
Jon Helgeson
Tom Sagissor
Jason Francisco
Dan Plante
Chris Tok
Mickey Elick
Shawn Carter
Rick Enrico
Chris Exarhos
Dan Bjornlie
Matt Murray
Kent Davyduke
Rob Vega
Jake Heisler
John Funk
Matt Olinger
Brian Elliott
Joe Piskula
Shane Connelly
John Mitchell
Craig Johnson
Michael Davies
Ryan Little
Jefferson Dahl
W
D
D
W
W
W
W
W
W
D
D
W
G
D
W
W
C
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
D
D
W
W
W
C-W
C
C
D
W
W
D
G
D
G
F
D
F
F
F
WHA-TV Jim Santulli
7th-Man Award
The late Jim Santulli was instrumental in initiating Badger
basketball, football and hockey broadcasts on WHA-TV
(beginning in 1973-74). He was a producer for the Wisconsin Public Television network for 30 years (1966-96).
1980–81
1981–82
1982–83
1983–84
1984–85
1985–86
1986–87
1987–88
1988–89
1989–90
1990–91
1991–92
1992–93
1993–94
1994–95
1995–96
1996–97
1997–98
1998–99
1999–00
2000-01
2001–02
Dan Gorowsky
Ken Keryluk
Todd Lecy
Ted Pearson
Ernie Vargas
Matt Walsh
Todd Geisness
Dennis Snedden
John Byce
Mark Osiecki
Doug Macdonald
Brett Kurtz
Jason Francisco
Rob Granato
Jamie Spencer
Shawn Carter
Joe Bianchi
Kevin Granato
Tim Rothering
Andy Wheeler
Andy Wheeler
Andy Wheeler
145
W
D
W
W
W
D
W
W
W
D
C
W
W
C
W
W
C-W
W
D
W
W
W
2002–03
2003–04
2004–05
2005–06
2006–07
2007–08
2008–09
2009–10
2010–11
Dan Boeser
John Funk
Andy Brandt
Nick Licari
Andy Brandt
Josh Engel
Tom Gorowsky
Aaron Bendickson
Podge Turnbull
D
W
W
W
W
F/D
F
F
F
National W-Club
Community Service Award
2000–01
2001–02
2002–03
2003–04
2004–05
2005–06
2006–07
2007–08
2008–09
2009–10
2010–11
Mike Cerniglia
Matt Doman
Brian Fahey
Dan Boeser
Adam Burish
Andrew Joudrey
Andrew Joudrey
Davis Drewiske
None
Ryan McDonagh
Sean Dolan
W
W
D
D
W
C
C
D
D
F
Academic Awards
WCHA Student-Athlete of the Year
Academic All-Big Ten
1986–87
1984–85
1985–86
1989–90
1991–92
1992–93
1993–94
Tony Granato
NCAA Division I
Academic All-America
John Johannson is the only UW student-athlete to
be honored with selection to the NCAA Division I AllAcademic team.
1983–84
The University of Wisconsin Athletic Board began
honoring student-athletes who obtained the highest
GPA in their respective sports in 1986. Since then,
hundreds of Badger student-athletes have been
recognized as Athletic Board Scholars.
1985–86
1986–87
1987–88
1988–89
1989–90
1990–91
1991–92
1992–93
1993–94
1994–95
1995–96
1996–97
1997–98
1998–99
1999–00
2000–01
2001–02
2002–03
2003–04
2004–05
2005–06
2006–07
2007–08
2008–09
2009–10
2010–11
Jim Johannson
Jim Johannson
Kurt Svendsen
Rob Mendel
Rob Mendel
Joe Decker
Chris Tucker
Chris Tucker
Scott Sanderson
Scott Sanderson
Scott Sanderson
Mark Smith
Erik Raygor
Kevin Granato
Kevin Granato
Andy Wheeler
Andy Wheeler
Mark Jackson
Luke Kohtala
Luke Kohtala
Brian Elliott
Ryan Jeffery
Ryan Jeffery
Ryan Jeffery
Ryan McDonagh
Big Ten Medal of Honor
The Big Ten Medal of Honor (instituted in 1914) is
awarded annually at each institution to a studentathlete in the graduating class that has demonstrated
proficiency in scholarship and athletics.
1970
1978
1984
1990
Tony Granato
Tony Granato
Rob Mendel
Chris Tucker
Chris Tucker
Maco Balkovec
Troy Howard
Ulvis Katlaps
Jeff Sanderson
Scott Sanderson
Chris Tucker
Maco Balkovec
Troy Howard
Scott Sanderson
Rick Enrico
Troy Howard
Erik Raygor
Scott Sanderson
Mark Smith
Rick Enrico
Erik Raygor
Mark Smith
Dan Bjornlie
Erik Raygor
Mark Smith
Mike Valley
Dan Bjornlie
Kevin Granato
Graham Melanson
Rick Spooner
Dan Bjornlie
Kevin Granato
Graham Melanson
Rick Spooner
Andy Wheeler
Kevin Granato
Dany Heatley
Graham Melanson
Rick Spooner
Andy Wheeler
Brad Winchester
Jake Heisler
Mark Jackson
Matt Murray
Andy Wheeler
Brad Winchester
Jake Heisler
Mark Jackson
Brad Winchester
Luke Kohtala
Luke Kohtala
Brian Elliott
Mark Heatley
Ryan MacMurchy
Ken Rowe
Brian Elliott
Matthew Ford
Tom Gilbert
Nick Licari
Matt Olinger
Brian Elliott
Tom Gorowsky
Ryan Jeffery
Matt Olinger
Jack Skille
Ben Street
John Johannson
UW Athletic Board Scholar
2007–08
1994–95
1995–96
1996–97
1997–98
1998–99
1999–2000
2000-01
2001–02
2002–03
2003–04
2004–05
2005–06
Douglas McFadyen
Mike Eaves
John Johannson
John Byce
2006–07
146
2008–09
2009–10
2010–11
Aaron Bendickson
Shane Connelly
Matthew Ford
Tom Gorowsky
Ryan Jeffery
Ben Street
Tom Gorowsky
Ryan Jeffery
Ben Street
Jeff Henderson
Ryan McDonagh
Ryan McDonagh
Eric Springer
Ben Street
Scott Gudmandson
Ryan Little
Eric Springer
Mitch Thompson
Academic All-WCHA
1984–85
1985–86
1986–87
1987–88
1988–89
1989–90
1990–91
1991–92
1992–93
1993–94
1994–95
1995–96
Tony Granato
Jim Johannson
Tony Granato
Paul Graveline
Jim Johannson
Glenn Revak
Marty Wiitala
John Byce
Pat Ford
Paul Ranheim
Mike Richter
Steve Tuttle
Rob Mendel
Greg Poss
Glenn Revak
Steve Tuttle
Jon Helgeson
Kurt Semandel
Rodger Sykes
Rob Mendel
Joe Decker
Chris Tancill
Rob Andringa
Joe Decker
Jason Francisco
Barry Richter
Mike Doers
Jason Francisco
Chris Tucker
Jason Francisco
Rob Granato
Ulvis Katlaps
Chris Tucker
Maco Balkovec
Shawn Carter
Troy Howard
Ulvis Katlaps
Scott Sanderson
Chris Tok
Chris Tucker
Maco Balkovec
Troy Howard
Brian Rafalski
Scott Sanderson
Rick Enrico
Troy Howard
Erik Raygor
1996–97
1997–98
1998–99
1999–00
2000–01
2001–02
2002–03
2003–04
2004–05
2005–06
2006–07
2007–08
2008–09
2009–10
2010–11
Scott Sanderson
Mark Smith
Kirk Daubenspeck
Rick Enrico
Mark Smith
Dan Bjornlie
Erik Raygor
Mark Smith
Mike Valley
Dan Bjornlie
Kevin Granato
Graham Melanson
Steve Reinprecht
Tim Rothering
Dan Bjornlie
Kent Davyduke
Kevin Granato
Dustin Kuk
Graham Melanson
Niki Siren
Rob Vega
Andy Wheeler
Kevin Granato
Dany Heatley
Graham Melanson
Andy Wheeler
Brad Winchester
Jake Heisler
Andy Wheeler
Brad Winchester
Jake Heisler
Andy Wheeler
Brad Winchester
Nick Licari
Luke Kohtala
Brian Elliott
Mark Heatley
Ryan MacMurchy
Matt Olinger
Ken Rowe
Brian Elliott
Matthew Ford
Tom Gilbert
Nick Licari
Matt Olinger
Brian Elliott
Tom Gorowsky
Ryan Jeffery
Matt Olinger
Jack Skille
Ben Street
Aaron Bendickson
Shane Connelly
Matthew Ford
Tom Gorowsky
Ryan Jeffery
Ben Street
Tom Gorowsky
Ryan Jeffery
Ben Street
Jeff Henderson
Ryan McDonagh
Aaron Bendickson
Ryan Little
Ryan McDonagh
Eric Springer
Ben Street
Ryan Little
Eric Springer
Mitch Thompson
147
Facilities
Kohl Center
The Bob Johnson Hockey Facility
On Oct. 3, 1998, the UW hockey team opened play in its new
home—the 15,325-seat Kohl Center. The second-largest collegeowned hockey arena in the country marks its 13th year as home of
Wisconsin hockey.
The facility is named after U.S. Senator Herb Kohl, a 1956
UW–Madison graduate who donated $25 million towards the construction of the arena. Kohl’s gift is the single-largest private donation in UW history.
Albert “Ab” Nicholas, a former All-Big Ten basketball player for
the Badgers, and his wife, Nancy Johnson Nicholas, pledged $10
million toward the project. For their generosity, the facility’s basketball practice gymnasium is called the Nicholas-Johnson Pavilion.
Additions were made to the Kohl Center for the 2004–05
season, including the installation of a new scoreboard and ring
beam. The main Kohl Center scoreboard includes 9-by-14-foot
video boards on all four sides that provide Wisconsin fans their
first opportunity to enjoy video replays. The ring beam, which runs
the circumference of the arena at the first balcony level, makes
Wisconsin one of a select few college venues with a ring beam,
promising to create a unique and exciting game atmosphere.
Further updates were made to the building in late summer of
2006. A new weight room and dining area were constructed at ice
level to further enhance the student-athlete experience.
The Kohl Center, which cost $76.4 million, is also the home of
the Badger men’s and women’s basketball teams (seats 17,142 for
basketball), women’s hockey, as well as concerts, guest speakers,
shows and sporting events.
Entertainers who have already performed at the Kohl Center
include Elton John, Faith Hill and Tim McGraw, Shania Twain,
Cher, The Moody Blues, Dave Matthews Band, Tool, matchbox 20,
Billy Joel and Rascal Flatts. The Dalai Lama and President Barack
Obama have also made appearances.
The Kohl Center hosted one of the 2002 NCAA Division I
Regionals of the men’s NCAA basketball tournament, and also set
the NCAA attendance mark for women’s volleyball with the 1998
NCAA Championship draw of 13,194 people. The building also
played host to the 2008 NCAA Men’s Hockey Midwest Regional.
The Bob Johnson Hockey Facility is one of the premier hockey
training facilities in the nation.
The facility is named after legendary Wisconsin head coach
Bob Johnson, who directed the Badgers to three NCAA championships during his tenure from 1966–82. Johnson also coached the
1976 U.S. Olympic Team, as well as the NHL’s Calgary Flames and
Pittsburgh Penguins. He led the Penguins to their first Stanley Cup
title during the 1990–91 season.
The complex, featuring state-of-the-art amenities for Badger
hockey players, includes weight room, training room and sauna
areas directly accessible from the main locker room area. Players
have a private changing area equipped with personal lockers, and
both the coaches and players have their own lounges.
Recent upgrades at the facility include in the dining area,
where a 46-inch plasma television decorates the walls, and in the
player lounge where a 72-inch big screen television has been added
for players to wind down after a work out.
Walls recognizing Wisconsin’s greatest hockey moments, its
NCAA championship teams, NHLers, Olympians, Badger Hockey
Showdown champions, as well as former Badgers who have been
featured on the cover of The Hockey News remind coaches, players
and visitors of the storied Wisconsin hockey tradition.
The Bob Johnson Hockey Facility is conveniently located
between the Alliant Energy Center’s Veterans Memorial Coliseum
and the Arena for easy access to both ice sheets.
 Kohl Center, which opened in 1998, is the second-largest
on-campus rink in the nation. The only on-campus facility with a
larger capacity is Value City Arena (17,500) in Columbus, Ohio. The
building is the third-largest rink played in regularly by college hockey
schools, behind Value City Arena and Qwest Center Omaha (16,680).
 Wisconsin has won at least 10 games in a season at the Kohl
Center on nine occasions.
 The Kohl Center cost $76.4 million to construct and is named
after U.S. Senator Herb Kohl, a 1956 UW graduate who donated $25
million towards the project.

The Kohl Center ice sheet is 200 feet long by 97 feet wide.
 Seating capacity increased to 15,325 from 15,237 before the
2010–11 season.
148
WISCONSIN AT THE KOHL CENTER
Year
1998–99
1999–00
2000–01
2001–02
2002–03
2003–04
2004–05
2005–06
2006–07
2007–08
2008–09
2009–10
2010–11
Totals
GP
22
20
18
20
20
23
20
20
20
20
22
20
22
265
Record
8-11-3
16-3-1
9-8-1
12-7-1
7-11-2
11-6-6
14-5-1
13-6-1
9-9-2
11-7-2
12-8-2
14-3-3
14-6-2
148-90-27
Attendance
Single-Game Attendance Highs
Figure
15,325^
15,325^
15,325^
15,325^
15,237^
15,237^
15,237^
15,237^
15,237^
15,237^
15,237^
15,237^
15,237^
15,237^
15,237^
15,237^
15,237^
15,237^
15,237^
15,237^
15,237^
15,237^
15,237^
15,237^
15,237^
15,237^
15,237^
15,237^
15,237^
15,237^
15,237^
15,237^
15,237^
15,237^
15,237^
15,237^
15,237^
15,237^
15,237^
15,237^
15,177
15,083
15,004
14,848
14,844
14,833
14,815
14,784
14,711
14,689
14,670
14,632
14,602
14,395
14,360
14,339
14,328
14,242
14,242
14,236
14,127
14,080
14,059
^ -- Sell out
* -- Overtimes
Date
3/4/11
2/19/11
1/22/11
11/13/10
2/20/10
1/23/10
3/7/09
2/21/09
1/31/09
1/17/09
10/25/08
2/16/08
2/2/08
1/26/08
1/5/08
11/10/07
2/17/07
2/10/07
1/27/07
1/13/07
1/12/07
10/14/06
3/4/06
3/3/06
1/28/06
1/27/06
1/21/06
1/20/06
11/12/05
2/19/05
2/18/05
2/5/05
2/4/05
1/15/05
3/6/04
2/21/04
2/7/04
1/20/01
3/4/00
1/15/00
1/26/07
11/11/06
2/1/08
12/10/07
2/11/00
2/15/08
10/28/06
12/30/06
1/12/02
3/3/00
12/10/05
1/25/08
12/29/08
11/9/07
11/13/04
10/13/06
2/16/07
1/17/04
1/14/00
3/8/03
1/26/02
2/27/99
1/31/98
Opponent
Colorado College
Minnesota
Minnesota State
North Dakota
St. Cloud State
Denver
North Dakota
Denver
Minnesota Duluth
Colorado College
Minnesota
Minnesota State
Minnesota Duluth
Minnesota
Colorado College
North Dakota
St. Cloud State
Alaska Anchorage
Minnesota State
Minnesota
Minnesota
North Dakota
St. Cloud State
St. Cloud State
Minnesota
Minnesota
Denver
Denver
Colorado College
Colorado College
Colorado College
Minnesota
Minnesota
Alaska Anchorage
Minnesota Duluth
St. Cloud State
North Dakota
Minnesota
Colorado College
North Dakota
Minnesota State
Denver
Minnesota Duluth
St. Cloud State
St. Cloud State
Minnesota State
Boston College
Providence
Minnesota
Colorado College
Michigan Tech
Minnesota
Bowling Green
North Dakota
North Dakota
North Dakota
St. Cloud State
Notre Dame
North Dakota
North Dakota
St. Cloud State
North Dakota
Minnesota
Year-by-Year Badger Attendance
Result
W, 3-1
T, 3-3*
W, 2-1
L, 2-4
W, 7-4
W, 4-3
W, 4-1
L, 0-5
L, 0-1
L, 3-4
L, 2-5
W, 4-2
L, 1-2*
T, 2-2*
L, 1-3
L, 1-3
T, 2-2*
W, 3-1
W, 4-1
L, 0-1
W, 2-1
W, 1-0
W, 3-1
W, 1-0
L, 1-3
L, 4-5
L, 2-4
L, 0-1
W, 3-0
L, 1-2
W, 5-1
L, 3-5
W, 3-1
W, 3-2
L, 1-4
W, 3-0
W, 5-2
L, 2-8
W, 2-1
W, 6-5*
L, 1-3
L, 3-4*
W, 3-1
W, 4-3
W, 5-3
L, 0-3
L, 1-4
W, 5-0
L, 2-6
L, 4-5
W, 7-0
W, 3-1
W, 5-3
W, 4-0
W, 5-2
L, 2-3*
W, 3-1
T, 2-2*
W, 3-2*
L, 0-5
W, 4-1
W, 4-2
L, 2-3
Hartmeyer Ice Arena
Year
1963–64
1964–65
1965–66
1966–67
GP
15
17
16
14
Total
8,937
27,949
24,844
20,763
Avg.
596
1,644
1,553
1,483
16
19
13
16
20
20
20
22
18
27
25
23
20
24
28
25
24
24
22
22
24
23
25
22
19
18
18
19
16
16
18
49,363
64,298
86,465
109,940
157,142
167,902
168,239
185,683
152,476
217,532
204,192
199,044
172, 956
206,435
240,095
212,460
200,126
198,890
185,388
179,039
200,843
183,174
211,528
188,208
160,332
154,665
154,138
158,929
133,600
130,675
147,860
3,085
3,384
6,651*
6,871*
7,857*
8,395*
8,412*
8,440*
8,471*
8,502*
8,652*
8,654*
8,647*
8,601*
8,575*
8,498*
8,339*
8,287*
8,427*
8,138*
8,368*
8,326*
8,461*
8,555*
8,439*
8,593*
8,563
8,365^
8,350^^
8,167^^
8,214^^
22
20
20
20
20
23
23
20
20
18
22
21
22
882
267,375
230,330
229,642
236,140
228,612
269,123
274,979
270,228
288,593
254,386
303,261
316,041**
290,970
8,354,680
12,153*
11,516*
11,482*
11,807*
11,431*
11,701*
11,956*
13,511*
14,430*
14,133*
13,785*
15,048**#
13,226*
9,472•
Dane County Coliseum
1967–68
1968–69
1969–70
1970–71
1971–72
1972–73
1973–74
1974–75
1975–76
1976–77
1977–78
1978–79
1979–80
1980–81
1981–82
1982–83
1983–84
1984–85
1985–86
1986–87
1987–88
1988–89
1989–90
1990–91
1991–92
1992–93
1993–94
1994–95
1995–96
1996–97
1997–98
Kohl Center
1998–99
1999–00
2000–01
2001–02
2002–03
2003–04
2004–05
2005–06
2006–07
2007–08
2008–09
2009–10
2010–11
Totals
• Since 1969-70
*—NCAA leader; **—NCAA record ; ^—Capacity lowered to 8,500;
^^—Capacity lowered to 8,101; # - includes game at Camp Randall Stadium
149
Note: Not included in averages - exhibition games, two WCHA playoff games
at Hartmeyer Ice Arena that drew 4,991 fans (1976–77) and two playoff games
at Hartmeyer in 1977–78 that drew 5,193.
Big Ten Hockey History
Michigan
Michigan State
Minnesota
Ohio State
Wisconsin
59
3
1
2
—
—
60
2
3
1
—
—
61
1
3
2
—
—
62
1
2
3
—
—
63
3
2
1
—
—
64
1
3
2
—
—
65
3
2
1
—
—
66
3
2
1
—
—
67
2
1
3
—
—
68
1
3
2
—
—
69
1
2
4
5
3
70
T3
T3
1
—
2
71
4
1
3
5
2
72
2
3
4
—
1
73
4
T1
3
—
T1
74
T3
T3
T1
—
T1
75
T2
4
1
—
T2
76
2
1
3
—
4
77
2
4
3
—
1
78
2
4
3
—
1
79
T3
T3
1
—
2
80
2
3
1
—
4
81
3
4
1
5
2
Note: From 1959-81, Big Ten standings were determined by regular season WCHA games between Michigan,
Michigan State and Minnesota. Ohio State, a non-WCHA member, played two games against Wisconsin in 1969,
two against Michigan State in 1971 and two against Minnesota in 1981.
ALL-TIME BIG TEN STANDINGS
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Michigan State
Ohio State
TOTALS
+ Includes two co-championships
W
122
82
110
94
0
408
L
93
65
120
124
6
408
150
T
11
5
6
6
0
28
PCT
.562
.556
.479
.433
.000
.500
YRS
23
13
23
23
3
23
GMS
226
152
236
224
6
436
TITLES+
10
5
5
5
0
23

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