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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Monday, September 30, 2013 College Hockey America Weekly Release
LAST WEEK’S RESULTS FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27
C OLLEGE H OCKEY A MERICA P LAYERS OF THE W EEK
#7/8 Mercyhurst 2, Minn. St. Mankato 4 Toronto 2, RIT 5 ! Guelph 1, Syracuse 3 ! Bemidji State 3, Lindenwood 2
Christine Bestland – M ercyhurst Senior; Forward; Brunkild, Manitoba Senior Christine Bestland tallied a goal and two assists in the split over Minnesota State – Mankato over the weekend. On Friday, Bestland scored the first goal of the contest then turned around on Saturday and assisted the first two goals of the game. In total Bestland scored three points in the weekend, taking a total of 17 shots, and was +1. After scoring three points this weekend, Bestland improves to a eight game-‐scoring streak. Bestland’s career best is eleven set her sophomore season.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 #7/8 Mercyhurst 3, Minn. St. Mankato 2 Bemidji State 1, Lindenwood 1 (OT) RIT 1, #3 Clarkson 12 SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29
TORONTO 2, ROBERT MORRIS 6 !
Brooke Peden – Lindenwood Sophomore; Defensemen; Minburn, Alberta Brooke Peden had a hand in every Lindenwood goal during the team’s series against Bemidji State. In the team’s opener, she assisted on a pair of power-‐play goals. In game two of the series, she scored her first collegiate goal, a power-‐play goal that helped Lindenwood tie the Beavers 1-‐1.
C OLLEGE H OCKEY A MERICA G OALTENDER OF THE W EEK
N icole Hensley – Lindenwood Sophomore; Lakewood, CO
RIT at Northeastern, 2:00 EST Syracuse at New Hampshire, 2:00 ET Penn State at Vermont 2:30 ET Rensselaer at Robert Morris, 3:00 ET Ohio St. at Mercyhurst, 7:00 ET Lindenwood at North Dakota, 7:07 CT
C OLLEGE H OCKEY A MERICA R OOKIE OF THE W EEK
! – Exhibition Contest
Jillian Skinner – M ercyhurst Freshman; Defensemen; Markham, Ontario Freshman Jillian Skinner marked two assists against Minnesota State-‐ Mankato throughout the weekend. Skinner’s first collegiate point was notched on Friday’s game during the second Mercyhurst goal. On Saturday, Skinner contributed on the first goal and only Mercyhurst power-‐ play goal of the weekend.
2013-2014 C OLLEGE H OCKEY A MERICA Team GP W L T Pts Overall Lindenwood 0 0 0 0 0 0-1-1 Mercyhurst 0 0 0 0 0 1-1-0 Penn State 0 0 0 0 0 0-0-0 Robert Morris 0 0 0 0 0 0-0-0 RIT 0 0 0 0 0 0-1-0 Syracuse 0 0 0 0 0 0-0-0
Syracuse at Northeastern, 7:00 ET Rensselaer at Robert Morris, 7:00 ET Penn State at Vermont, 7:00 ET RIT at New Hampshire, 7:00 ET Lindenwood at North Dakota, 7:07 CT
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5
Nicole Hensley had a .940 save percentage and a 1.92 GAA in last week’s series against Bemidji State. In the opening, she made 36 saves in 39 chances. She then made 27 of 28 saves in a 1-‐1 tie on Saturday. Two of those saves came in the overtime period. Out of the four goals she allowed, two came on Bemidji State’s power play and another came seconds after a power play ended before the skater could return to action.
Rk 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
UPCOMING GAMES FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4
S TANDINGS Conf. GF 0 (0.00) 0 (0.00) 0 (0.00) 0 (0.00) 0 (0.00) 0 (0.00)
Conf. GA 0 (0.00) 0 (0.00) 0 (0.00) 0 (0.00) 0 (0.00) 0 (0.00)
2013-14 COLLEGE H OCKEY AMERICA H ONOR R OLL Amanda Makela – Mercyhurst (Junior, GK, Thunder Bay, Ontario) -‐ Junior goaltender Amanda Makela went 1-‐1 over the weekend against Minnesota State – Mankato. She allowed a combined six goals and 47 saves. She has a 3.08 goals against average and a .887 save percentage. Makela also contributed an assist on the first goal in Friday’s contest. TEAM NOTES C OLLEGE H OCKEY Lindenwood – Lindenwood women’s ice hockey hits the road for the first time this season when it travels to North Dakota for a two-‐game series … Lindenwood is 0-‐3 all-‐time against A MERICA North Dakota … last season, North Dakota swept a two-‐game series in Wentzville, winning 7-‐3 SID S and 8-‐4 … the two games are the first this season for the Lady Lions against a nationally-‐ ranked team … Lindenwood is looking for its first win all-‐time against a ranked program and versus a member of the WCHA … the Lady Lions opened the season by going 0-‐1-‐1 against Lindenwood Bemidji State … Lindenwood lost the opener 3-‐2 after Bemidji State scored the game-‐winning Daniel Newton goal with just 80 seconds remaining … the Lady Lions bounced back for a 1-‐1 tie in the second [email protected] game … the tie was the first non-‐loss for Lindenwood in program history against the WCHA … 636-949-4368 the Lady Lions scored all three of their goals on the power play, and three of the four goals they allowed were either on the power play or just seconds after one ended … Brooke Peden Mercyhurst had a hand in all of Lindenwood’s scores with one goal and two assists … Jocelyn Slattery David Leisering scored both of Lindenwood’s goals in the opening game off of redirections in front of the goal … goalie Nicole Hensley had a .940 save percentage and a 1.92 GAA in the Bemidji State series. [email protected] Mercyhurst – The seventh-‐ranked Mercyhurst University women’s hockey team split against 814-824-2525 Minnesota State –Mankato over the first weekend of competition. In game one, senior captain Christine Bestland tallied her first goal of the season, with an assist by junior Penn State goaltender Amanda Makela. In the second period, Senior Kaleigh Chippy notched her first Jeremy Fallis goal of the season and the equalizer from freshman Jillian Skinner and junior Shelby Bram. [email protected] Unfortunately, the Mavericks scored two goals at the start of the third for Mercyhurst to fall 4-‐ 814-865-1757 2. In game two, the Lakers pulled out a 3-‐2 win after holding off another Mavericks’ late offensive rush in the third period. Sophomore Jenna Dingeldein gave Mercyhurst an early Robert Morris lead, scoring two goals almost two minutes apart from each other (7:03 & 8:59). Bestland Ethan Woy assisted both goals, with Skinner and Bram adding an assist a piece. After scoring three points [email protected] this weekend, Bestland improves to a eight game-‐scoring streak. Bestland’s career best is 412-397-6070 eleven set her sophomore season. Sophomore Maggie Rothgery scored the eventual game winner at the 15:52 mark of the second, with freshman Taylor Accursi and sophomore Jaclyn Arbour adding assists. RIT Goaltender Amanda Makela played 116:55 minutes throughout the entire weekend. Makela Joe Venniro allowed six goals and made 47 saves in the weekend split. [email protected] The Lakers will host Ohio State on Saturday, October 5 as part of the Homecoming celebration 585-475-5598 on the Mercyhurst University campus. The last meeting between the two teams was back in 2003, when the Lakers traveled to Columbus, Ohio as Mercyhurst pulled off a 2-‐1 win. Faceoff Syracuse will begin at 7:00 p.m. at the Mercyhurst Ice Center. Laura Devine Penn State – The Nittany Lion return 24 of 27 letterwinners from a year ago and nearly 99 percent [email protected] of the offense…Penn State takes on VermontFriday-‐Saturday, Oct. 4-‐5…Penn State went 1-‐1 last 315-443-2608 season against Vermont, winning the program’s first ever game, 5-‐3…Penn State returns its top 14 goal scorers from a year ago including All-‐CHA Rookie Team selection Shannon Yoxheimer (31 points)…Goaltender Nicole Paniccia will play her final season of college hockey after saving 1,028 saves last season. Paniccia has stop 1,696 pucks in her collegiate career between the pipes…Penn State is once again led by captain Taylor Gross, who scored seven goals, 15 assists and 22 points last year. Her assistant captains are seniors Jenna Welch and Lindsay Reihl as well as sophomore Jordin Pardoski…Penn State takes on Quinnipiac next week in Hamden, Conn. Robert Morris – After defeating the Toronto Jr. Aeros, 6-‐2, on Sunday in their only exhibition contest, the Colonials' regular season begins on Friday with a two-‐game home series against RPI. RMU went 1-‐0-‐1 against the Engineers last season, defeating them 3-‐2 in the first game behind Thea Imbrogno's multi-‐point game (1 goal, 1 assist), and tying them 1-‐1 in the second. The Colonials are at home for three of their first four regular season weekends, as they host Boston University, Vermont, and the aforementioned RPI squad. Sandwiched in between opening weekend and their series with the Terriers is a road trip to Bemidji, Minn. to face Bemidji State. The single exhibition game with the Aeros marked the first time since 2010-‐11 that RMU played less than two exhibition contests.
RIT – The Tigers (0-‐1-‐0) opened the 2013-‐14 season by falling to No. 3 Clarkson by a score of 12-‐1 on Saturday afternoon. They defeated the Toronto Jr. Aeros 5-‐2 in an exhibition contest on Friday. On Saturday, Erin Zach scored RIT’s lone goal. The 12 goals allowed and 11-‐goal loss were the most allowed by RIT since 1984. All 10 RIT newcomers made their collegiate debuts in the loss to Clarkson, including both rookie goaltenders. Clarkson is the highest ranked team that RIT has played in its short Division I history. Five different Tigers scored in the exhibition win over Toronto, who defeated Ohio State on Saturday. This weekend, RIT travels to play New Hampshire on Friday at 7 p.m. and No. 10 Northeastern on Saturday at 3 p.m. RIT is 0-‐12-‐0 all-‐ time against New Hampshire and 0-‐13-‐1 against Northeastern, but has not met either school since the 1994-‐95 season. RIT returns home to play a pair of games against Vermont on Oct. 11-‐12, as part of Brick City Homecoming and Family Weekend. Syracuse – The Orange started its season with an exhibition game against the University of Guelph on Friday, Sept. 27. SU came away with a 3-‐1 victory to bolster team confidence going into the first regular season game at No. 10Northeastern. Freshman Elizabeth Scala scored the game-‐winning goal and Sadie St. Germain and Nicole Ferrara each contributed a goal in the win. Kallie Billadeau, Jenesica Drinkwater and Julie Bengis split equal minutes in net for the Orange. Syracuse enters the 2013-‐14 season in similar fashion to last season, taking on Northeastern and New Hampshire in the first two games of the season, this time on the road. The Orange plays five of its first six games away from Tennity Ice Pavilion. SU hosts Clarkson in the third game of the season before going on a three-‐game road trip. C OLLEGE H OCKEY A MERICA L EAGUE L EADERS O VERALL S CORING ( AS OF S EPTEMBER 30) Scoring Power Play Points Player G-A-Pts PPG Player G-A-Pts 1. Brooke Peden (So; Lindenwood) 1-‐2-‐3 1.5 1. Brooke Peden (So; Lindenwood) 1-‐2-‐3 1. Christine Bestland (Sr; Mercyhurst) 1-‐2-‐3 1.5 2. Jocelyn Slattery (Sr; Lindenwood) 2-‐0-‐2 3. Jocelyn Slattery (Sr; Lindenwood) 2-‐0-‐2 1.0 2. Kendra Broad (Jr; Lindenwood) 0-‐2-‐2 3. Jenna Dingledein (So; Mercyhurst) 2-‐0-‐2 1.0 2. Chelsea Witwicke (Sr; Lindenwood) 0-‐2-‐2 3. Kendra Broad (Jr; Lindenwood) 0-‐2-‐2 1.0 2. Jillian Skinner (Fr; Mercyhurst) 0-‐2-‐2 3. Chelsea Witwicke (Sr; Lindenwood) 0-‐2-‐2 1.0 6. Kaleigh Chippy (Sr; Mercyhurst) 1-‐0-‐1 3. Shelby Bram (Jr; Mercyhurst) 0-‐2-‐2 1.0 6. Jenna Dingledein (So; Mercyhurst) 1-‐0-‐1 3. Jillian Skinner (Fr; Mercyhurst) 0-‐2-‐2 1.0 6. Christine Bestland (Sr; Mercyhurst) 0-‐1-‐1 9. Eight Players tied with one pt. 6. Shelby Bram (Jr; Mercyhurst) 0-‐1-‐1
Goals Player 1. Jocelyn Slattery (Sr; Lindenwood) 2. Jenna Dingledein (So; Mercyhurst) 3. Erin Zach (Sr; RIT) 3. Brooke Peden (So; Lindenwood) 3. Christine Bestland (Sr; Mercyhurst) 3. Kaleigh Chippy (Sr; Mercyhurst) 3. Maggie Rothgery (So; Mercyhurst)
# 2 2 1 1 1 1 1
Power Play Goals Player 1. Jocelyn Slattery (Sr; Lindenwood) 2. Brooke Peden (So; Lindenwood) 2. Kaleigh Chippy (Sr; Mercyhurst) 2. Jenna Dingledein (So; Mercyhurst) 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10
# 2 1 1 1
Assists Player 1. Kendra Broad (Jr; Lindenwood) 1. Brooke Peden (So; Lindenwood) 1. Chelsea Witwicke (Sr; Lindenwood) 1. Christine Bestland (Sr; Mercyhurst) 1. Shelby Bram (Jr; Mercyhurst) 1. Jillian Skinner (Fr; Mercyhurst) 7. Five tied with one 7. 7. 7.
# 2 2 2 2 2 2
C OLLEGE H OCKEY A MERICA L EAGUE L EADERS O VERALL G OALTENDING ( AS OF S EPTEMBER 30) Goals Against Average (minimum 33% of team minutes played) GP Minutes 1. Nicole Hensley (So; Lindenwood) 2 125:00 2. Jetta Rackleff (So; RIT) 1 20:00 3. Amanda Makela (Jr; Mercyhurst) 2 116:55 4. Brooke Stoddart (Fr; RIT) 1 34:02
Saves Percentage (minimum 33% of team minutes played) 1. Nicole Hensley (So; Lindenwood) 2. Jetta Rackleff (So; RIT) 3. Amanda Makela (Jr; Mercyhurst) 4. Brooke Stoddart (Fr; RIT)
GP 2 1 2 1
Winning Percentage 1. Amanda Makela (Jr; Mercyhurst) 2. Nicole Hensley (So; Lindenwood)
GP 2 2
Saves 1. Nicole Hensley (So; Lindenwood) 2. Amanda Makela (Jr; Mercyhurst) 3. Brooke Stoddart (Fr; RIT) 4. Jetta Rackleff (So; RIT)
Power Play Lindenwood Merychurst
3 4 5 6
# 63 47 17 9
W-L-T 1-1-0 0-1-1
GAA 1.92 3.00 3:08 14.10
Record 0-‐1-‐1 -‐ 1-‐1-‐0 -‐
SO -‐ -‐ -‐ -‐
Saves 63 9 47 17
GA 4 1 6 8
Saves % .940 .900 .887 .680
SO -‐ -‐ -‐ -‐
PCT. .500 .250
Shutouts – – – –
# – – – –
C OLLEGE H OCKEY A MERICA T EAM S TATISTICS O VERALL S PECIAL T EAMS ( AS OF S EPTEMBER 30) Penalty Kill PPG-Attempts
1 2
Minutes 125:00 20:00 116:55 34:02
GA 4 1 6 8
Pct.
Kills=Times SH
Pct.
3-9 2-15
33.3% 13.3%
1 2
Mercyhurst RIT
8-10 5-9
80.0% 55.6%
RIT
0-2
00.0%
3
Lindenwood
2-4
50.0%
Penn State Robert Morris Syracuse
0-0 0-0 0-0
N/A N/A N/A
4 5 6
Penn State Robert Morris Syracuse
0-0 0-0 0-0
N/A N/A N/A
USCHO.com Poll
USA Hockey/USA TODAY Magazine Poll
As of September 23, 2013 Team (First Place)
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
Minnesota (14) Boston College (1) Clarkson Cornell Boston Univeristy Wisconsin M ercyhurst North Dakota Harvard Northeastern
As of September 17, 2013 Record – – – – – – – – – –
Pts – – – – – – – – – –
Team (First Place)
LW – – – – – – – – – –
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
Minnesota (18) Boston College (1) Clarkson Boston University North Dakota Cornell Wisconsin M ercyhurst Harvard Northeastern
Record – – – – – – – – – –
Pts – – – – – – – – – –
Head-To-Head Records LIN
MER
PSU
RMU
RIT
SYR
LIN
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0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
MER
0-0-0
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0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
PSU
0-0-0
0-0-0
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0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
RMU
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
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0-0-0
0-0-0
RIT
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
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0-0-0
SYR
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
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2013-14 Home, Away/Neutral Records Home Record, Overall
Away/Neutral Record, Overall
Team
Record
Pct.
Team
Record
Pct.
Lindenwood
0-1-1
.250
Lindenwood
0-0-0
N/A
Mercyhurst
0-0-0
N/A
Mercyhurst
1-1-0
.500
Penn State
0-0-0
N/A
Penn State
0-0-0
N/A
Robert Morris
0-0-0
N/A
Robert Morris
0-0-0
N/A
RIT
0-0-0
N/A
RIT
0-1-0
.000
Syracuse
0-0-0
N/A
Syracuse
0-0-0
N/A
LW 1 3 7 2 5 4 10 6 8 9
Lindenwood
Overall: 0-1-1. AHA: 0-0-0, 0 pts, T-1st Non-Conf.: 0-1-1 Home: 0-1-1 Away: 0-0-0
September 27 Bemidji State L, 3-‐2 28 Bemidji State 1-‐1 (OT) October 4 at North Dakota 7:07 CT 5 at North Dakota 7:07 CT 11 Minn. St. Mankato 7:00 CT 12 Minn. St. Mankato 12:00 CT 18 at Bemidji State 2:00 CT 19 at Bemidji State 2:00 CT 25 at Wisconsin 7:07 CT 26 at Wisconsin 2:07 CT November 8 RIT* 7:00 CT 9 RIT* 2:00 CT 15 at Robert Morris* 7:00 ET 16 at Robert Morris* 3:00 ET 22 Penn State* 7:00 CT 23 Penn State* 2:00 CT December 6 at Syracuse* 7:00 ET 7 at Syracuse* 2:00 ET 14 Mercyhurst* 2:00 CT 15 Mercyhurst* 12:00 CT 31 at Minn. St. Mankato 2:07 CT January 1 at Minn. St. Mankato 2:07 CT 24 at RIT* 7:00 ET 25 at RIT* 2:00 ET 31 Robert Morris* 7:00 CT February 1 Robert Morris* 2:00 CT 8 at Penn State* 2:00 ET 9 at Penn State* 2:00 ET 14 Syracuse* 7:00 CT 15 Syracuse* 2:00 CT 21 at Mercyhurst* 3:00 ET 22 at Mercyhurst* 2:00 ET * -‐ College Hockey America Contest
Mercyhurst
Overall: 1-1-0. AHA: 0-0-0, 0 pts, T-1st Non-Conf.: 1-1-0 Home: 0-0-0 Away: 1-1-0
September 21 Western Ontario ! W, 6-‐2 22 Whitby Wolves ! W, 9-‐1 27 at Minn. St. Mankato L, 4-‐2 28 at Minn. St. Mankato W, 3-‐2 October 5 Ohio St. 7:00 ET 12 at Providence 2:00 ET 13 at Providence 2:00 ET 18 at Clarkson 3:00 ET 19 at Clarkson 3:00 ET 25 Maine 7:00 ET 26 Maine 2:00 ET November 8 at Robert Morris* 3:00 ET 9 at Robert Morris* 3:00 ET 15 Syracuse* 7:00 ET 16 Syracuse* 2:00 ET 22 at RIT* 2:00 ET 23 at RIT* 2:00 ET 26 St. Lawrence 7:05 ET 27 St. Lawrence 3:00 ET December 6 Penn State* 3:00 ET 7 Penn State* 2:00 ET 14 at Lindenwood* 2:00 CT 15 at Lindenwood* 12:00 CT January 10 Cornell 7:00 ET 11 Cornell 4:00 ET 24 Robert Morris* 7:00 ET 25 Robert Morris* 2:00 ET 31 Syracuse* 7:00 ET February 1 Syracuse* 2:00 ET 7 RIT* 7:00 ET 8 RIT* 2:00 ET 15 at Penn State 2:00 ET 16 at Penn State 1:00 ET 21 Lindenwood* 3:00 ET 22 Lindenwood* 2:00 ET ! – Exhibition Contest * -‐ College Hockey America Contest
Penn State
Overall: 0-0-0. AHA: 0-0-0, 0 pts, T-1st Non-Conf.: 0-0-0 Home: 0-0-0 Away: 0-0-0
October 4 at Vermont 7:00 ET 5 at Vermont 2:30 ET 11 at Quinnipiac 7:00 ET 12 at Quinnipiac 4:00 ET 18 Union 7:00 ET 19 Union 4:00 ET 26 New Hampshire 7:00 ET 27 New Hampshire 2:00 ET 31 Robert Morris* 7:00 ET November 1 Robert Morris* 4:00 ET 9 Syracuse* 2:00 ET 10 Syracuse* 2:00 ET 15 at RIT* 7:00 ET 16 at RIT* 3:00 ET 22 at Lindenwood* 8:00 ET 23 at Lindenwood* 3:00 ET 30 Maine 2:00 ET December 6 at Mercyhurst* 3:00 ET 7 at Mercyhurst* 2:00 ET January 3 at Ohio St. 7:00 ET 4 at Ohio St. 7:00 ET 10 Colgate 7:00 ET 11 Colgate 2:00 ET 24 at Syracuse* 7:00 ET 25 at Syracuse* 2:00 ET 28 at Princeton 7:00 ET 31 RIT* 7:00 ET February 1 RIT* 2:00 ET 8 Lindenwood* 2:00 ET 9 Lindenwood* 2:00 ET 15 Mercyhurst* 2:00 ET 16 Mercyhurst* 1:00 ET 21 at Robert Morris* 3:00 ET 22 at Robert Morris* 3:00 ET * -‐ College Hockey America Contest
Robert Morris
Rochester Institute of Technology
Syracuse
Overall: 0-0-0. AHA: 0-0-0, 0 pts, T-1st Non-Conf.: 0-0-0 Home: 0-0-0 Away: 0-0-0
Overall: 0-1-0. AHA: 0-0-0, 0 pts, T-1st Non-Conf.: 0-1-0 Home: 0-0-0 Away: 0-1-0
Overall: 0-0-0. AHA: 0-0-0, 0 pts, T-1st Non-Conf.: 0-0-0 Home: 0-0-0 Away: 0-0-0
September 29 Toronto! October
September 1:00 ET
27 28
Toronto! at Clarkson
27 Guelph! October
W, 3-‐1
at Northeastern at New Hampshire
7:00 ET 2:00 ET
4 5
Rensselaer Rensselaer
7:00 ET 3:00 ET
7:00 ET
4 5
11
at Bemidji State
7:00 CT
5
at Northeastern
2:00 ET
11
Clarkson
7:00 ET
12 18
at Bemidji State Boston U.
4:00 CT 7:00 ET
11 12
Vermont Vermont
7:00 ET 3:00 ET
12 18
at Clarkson at Providence
4:00 ET 7:00 ET
19 25
Boston U. Vermont
3:00 ET 7:00 ET
18 19
vs. Colgate @ Colgate
7:00 ET 7:00 ET
19 25
at Providence Boston College
4:00 ET 7:00 ET
7:00 ET 3:00 ET
2:00 ET
7:00 CT 2:00 CT
26 Union November 9 at Penn State* 10 at Penn State* 15 at Mercyhurst*
2:00 ET 7:00 ET 2:00 ET 7:00 ET
26 Vermont 31 at Penn State* November 1 at Penn State* 8 Mercyhurst *
3:00 ET 7:00 ET 4:00 ET 3:00 ET
October 4 at New Hampshire
September W, 5-‐2 L, 12-‐1
25 Brown 26 Brown November 8 at Lindenwood* 9 at Lindenwood*
9 15 16 22
Mercyhurst* Lindenwood* Lindenwood* at Syracuse*
3:00 ET 7:00 ET 3:00 ET 7:00 ET
15 16 22 23
Penn State* Penn State* Mercyhurst* Mercyhurst*
7:00 ET 3:00 ET 2:00 ET 2:00 ET
16 22 23 26
23
at Syracuse*
2:00 ET
29
at Quinnipiac#
4:00 ET
December
27 29
at Ohio St. Maine
7:00 ET 2:00 ET
30 vs Uconn or Yale # December
1 or 4 ET
3 6
vs. Cornell @ Lindenwood*
7:00 ET 7:00 ET
6 at Robert Morris* 7 at Robert Morris* 14 vs. Clarkson $ January 3 at Union
7:00 ET 3:00 ET 12:00 ET
2:00 ET
December 6 RIT* 7 RIT* January 4 St. Lawrence
at Mercyhurst* Robert Morris* Robert Morris* vs. Colgate @
2:00 ET 2:00 ET 7:00 ET
7:00 ET
7 Lindenwood* January 4 at Vermont 5 at Vermont 10 at RIT*
5 17 18
St. Lawrence at Quinnipiac at Quinnipiac
3:00 ET 4:00 ET 2:00 ET
4 10 17
at Union Syracuse* at Syracuse*
4:00 ET 7:00 ET 7:00 ET
14 17 24
at Colgate RIT* Penn State*
7:00 ET 7:00 ET 7:00 ET
24
at Mercyhurst*
7:00 ET
24
Lindenwood*
7:00 ET
25
Penn State*
2:00 ET
2:00 ET 7:00 ET
31 Mercyhurst* February 1 Mercyhurst*
25 at Mercyhurst* 31 at Lindenwood * February
7:00 ET 3:00 ET 7:00 ET
2:00 ET 7:00 CT
1 at Lindenwood * 2:00 CT 7 Syracuse * 7:00 ET 8 Syracuse * 3:00 ET 14 at RIT * 2:00 ET 15 at RIT 2:00 ET 21 Penn State 3:00 ET 22 Penn State 3:00 ET ! – Exhibition contest * -‐ College Hockey America Contest
25 Lindenwood* 31 at Penn State* February
1 at Penn State* 2:00 ET 7 at Mercyhurst* 7:00 ET 8 at Mercyhurst* 2:00 ET 14 Robert Morris* 2:00 ET 15 Robert Morris* 2:00 ET 21 Syracuse* 7:00 ET 22 at Syracuse* 7:00 ET ! – Exhibition contest * -‐ College Hockey America contest @ -‐ Bill Gray’s Regional Iceplex, Rochester # -‐ Quinnipiac Tournament $ -‐ at Frontier Field, Rochester, N.Y.
2:00 ET 2:00 ET 7:00 ET
7:00 ET 2:00 ET
4 vs. St. Lawrence@ 7:00 ET 7 at Robert Morris* 7:00 ET 8 at Robert Morris* 3:00 ET 14 at Lindenwood* 7:00 CT 15 at Lindenwood* 2:00 CT 21 at RIT* 7:00 ET 22 RIT* 7:00 ET ! – Exhibition contest * – College Hockey America Contest @ – at War Memorial, Syracuse, N.Y.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Monday, September 30, 2013 College Hockey America Weekly Release
LAST WEEK’S RESULTS FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27
C OLLEGE H OCKEY A MERICA P LAYERS OF THE W EEK
#7/8 Mercyhurst 2, Minn. St. Mankato 4 Toronto 2, RIT 5 ! Guelph 1, Syracuse 3 ! Bemidji State 3, Lindenwood 2
Christine Bestland – M ercyhurst Senior; Forward; Brunkild, Manitoba Senior Christine Bestland tallied a goal and two assists in the split over Minnesota State – Mankato over the weekend. On Friday, Bestland scored the first goal of the contest then turned around on Saturday and assisted the first two goals of the game. In total Bestland scored three points in the weekend, taking a total of 17 shots, and was +1. After scoring three points this weekend, Bestland improves to a eight game-‐scoring streak. Bestland’s career best is eleven set her sophomore season.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 #7/8 Mercyhurst 3, Minn. St. Mankato 2 Bemidji State 1, Lindenwood 1 (OT) RIT 1, #3 Clarkson 12 SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29
TORONTO 2, ROBERT MORRIS 6 !
Brooke Peden – Lindenwood Sophomore; Defensemen; Minburn, Alberta Brooke Peden had a hand in every Lindenwood goal during the team’s series against Bemidji State. In the team’s opener, she assisted on a pair of power-‐play goals. In game two of the series, she scored her first collegiate goal, a power-‐play goal that helped Lindenwood tie the Beavers 1-‐1.
C OLLEGE H OCKEY A MERICA G OALTENDER OF THE W EEK
N icole Hensley – Lindenwood Sophomore; Lakewood, CO
RIT at Northeastern, 2:00 EST Syracuse at New Hampshire, 2:00 ET Penn State at Vermont 2:30 ET Rensselaer at Robert Morris, 3:00 ET Ohio St. at Mercyhurst, 7:00 ET Lindenwood at North Dakota, 7:07 CT
C OLLEGE H OCKEY A MERICA R OOKIE OF THE W EEK
! – Exhibition Contest
Jillian Skinner – M ercyhurst Freshman; Defensemen; Markham, Ontario Freshman Jillian Skinner marked two assists against Minnesota State-‐ Mankato throughout the weekend. Skinner’s first collegiate point was notched on Friday’s game during the second Mercyhurst goal. On Saturday, Skinner contributed on the first goal and only Mercyhurst power-‐ play goal of the weekend.
2013-2014 C OLLEGE H OCKEY A MERICA Team GP W L T Pts Overall Lindenwood 0 0 0 0 0 0-1-1 Mercyhurst 0 0 0 0 0 1-1-0 Penn State 0 0 0 0 0 0-0-0 Robert Morris 0 0 0 0 0 0-0-0 RIT 0 0 0 0 0 0-1-0 Syracuse 0 0 0 0 0 0-0-0
Syracuse at Northeastern, 7:00 ET Rensselaer at Robert Morris, 7:00 ET Penn State at Vermont, 7:00 ET RIT at New Hampshire, 7:00 ET Lindenwood at North Dakota, 7:07 CT
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5
Nicole Hensley had a .940 save percentage and a 1.92 GAA in last week’s series against Bemidji State. In the opening, she made 36 saves in 39 chances. She then made 27 of 28 saves in a 1-‐1 tie on Saturday. Two of those saves came in the overtime period. Out of the four goals she allowed, two came on Bemidji State’s power play and another came seconds after a power play ended before the skater could return to action.
Rk 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
UPCOMING GAMES FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4
S TANDINGS Conf. GF 0 (0.00) 0 (0.00) 0 (0.00) 0 (0.00) 0 (0.00) 0 (0.00)
Conf. GA 0 (0.00) 0 (0.00) 0 (0.00) 0 (0.00) 0 (0.00) 0 (0.00)
2013-14 COLLEGE H OCKEY AMERICA H ONOR R OLL Amanda Makela – Mercyhurst (Junior, GK, Thunder Bay, Ontario) -‐ Junior goaltender Amanda Makela went 1-‐1 over the weekend against Minnesota State – Mankato. She allowed a combined six goals and 47 saves. She has a 3.08 goals against average and a .887 save percentage. Makela also contributed an assist on the first goal in Friday’s contest. TEAM NOTES C OLLEGE H OCKEY Lindenwood – Lindenwood women’s ice hockey hits the road for the first time this season when it travels to North Dakota for a two-‐game series … Lindenwood is 0-‐3 all-‐time against A MERICA North Dakota … last season, North Dakota swept a two-‐game series in Wentzville, winning 7-‐3 SID S and 8-‐4 … the two games are the first this season for the Lady Lions against a nationally-‐ ranked team … Lindenwood is looking for its first win all-‐time against a ranked program and versus a member of the WCHA … the Lady Lions opened the season by going 0-‐1-‐1 against Lindenwood Bemidji State … Lindenwood lost the opener 3-‐2 after Bemidji State scored the game-‐winning Daniel Newton goal with just 80 seconds remaining … the Lady Lions bounced back for a 1-‐1 tie in the second [email protected] game … the tie was the first non-‐loss for Lindenwood in program history against the WCHA … 636-949-4368 the Lady Lions scored all three of their goals on the power play, and three of the four goals they allowed were either on the power play or just seconds after one ended … Brooke Peden Mercyhurst had a hand in all of Lindenwood’s scores with one goal and two assists … Jocelyn Slattery David Leisering scored both of Lindenwood’s goals in the opening game off of redirections in front of the goal … goalie Nicole Hensley had a .940 save percentage and a 1.92 GAA in the Bemidji State series. [email protected] Mercyhurst – The seventh-‐ranked Mercyhurst University women’s hockey team split against 814-824-2525 Minnesota State –Mankato over the first weekend of competition. In game one, senior captain Christine Bestland tallied her first goal of the season, with an assist by junior Penn State goaltender Amanda Makela. In the second period, Senior Kaleigh Chippy notched her first Jeremy Fallis goal of the season and the equalizer from freshman Jillian Skinner and junior Shelby Bram. [email protected] Unfortunately, the Mavericks scored two goals at the start of the third for Mercyhurst to fall 4-‐ 814-865-1757 2. In game two, the Lakers pulled out a 3-‐2 win after holding off another Mavericks’ late offensive rush in the third period. Sophomore Jenna Dingeldein gave Mercyhurst an early Robert Morris lead, scoring two goals almost two minutes apart from each other (7:03 & 8:59). Bestland Ethan Woy assisted both goals, with Skinner and Bram adding an assist a piece. After scoring three points [email protected] this weekend, Bestland improves to a eight game-‐scoring streak. Bestland’s career best is 412-397-6070 eleven set her sophomore season. Sophomore Maggie Rothgery scored the eventual game winner at the 15:52 mark of the second, with freshman Taylor Accursi and sophomore Jaclyn Arbour adding assists. RIT Goaltender Amanda Makela played 116:55 minutes throughout the entire weekend. Makela Joe Venniro allowed six goals and made 47 saves in the weekend split. [email protected] The Lakers will host Ohio State on Saturday, October 5 as part of the Homecoming celebration 585-475-5598 on the Mercyhurst University campus. The last meeting between the two teams was back in 2003, when the Lakers traveled to Columbus, Ohio as Mercyhurst pulled off a 2-‐1 win. Faceoff Syracuse will begin at 7:00 p.m. at the Mercyhurst Ice Center. Laura Devine Penn State – The Nittany Lion return 24 of 27 letterwinners from a year ago and nearly 99 percent [email protected] of the offense…Penn State takes on VermontFriday-‐Saturday, Oct. 4-‐5…Penn State went 1-‐1 last 315-443-2608 season against Vermont, winning the program’s first ever game, 5-‐3…Penn State returns its top 14 goal scorers from a year ago including All-‐CHA Rookie Team selection Shannon Yoxheimer (31 points)…Goaltender Nicole Paniccia will play her final season of college hockey after saving 1,028 saves last season. Paniccia has stop 1,696 pucks in her collegiate career between the pipes…Penn State is once again led by captain Taylor Gross, who scored seven goals, 15 assists and 22 points last year. Her assistant captains are seniors Jenna Welch and Lindsay Reihl as well as sophomore Jordin Pardoski…Penn State takes on Quinnipiac next week in Hamden, Conn. Robert Morris – After defeating the Toronto Jr. Aeros, 6-‐2, on Sunday in their only exhibition contest, the Colonials' regular season begins on Friday with a two-‐game home series against RPI. RMU went 1-‐0-‐1 against the Engineers last season, defeating them 3-‐2 in the first game behind Thea Imbrogno's multi-‐point game (1 goal, 1 assist), and tying them 1-‐1 in the second. The Colonials are at home for three of their first four regular season weekends, as they host Boston University, Vermont, and the aforementioned RPI squad. Sandwiched in between opening weekend and their series with the Terriers is a road trip to Bemidji, Minn. to face Bemidji State. The single exhibition game with the Aeros marked the first time since 2010-‐11 that RMU played less than two exhibition contests.
RIT – The Tigers (0-‐1-‐0) opened the 2013-‐14 season by falling to No. 3 Clarkson by a score of 12-‐1 on Saturday afternoon. They defeated the Toronto Jr. Aeros 5-‐2 in an exhibition contest on Friday. On Saturday, Erin Zach scored RIT’s lone goal. The 12 goals allowed and 11-‐goal loss were the most allowed by RIT since 1984. All 10 RIT newcomers made their collegiate debuts in the loss to Clarkson, including both rookie goaltenders. Clarkson is the highest ranked team that RIT has played in its short Division I history. Five different Tigers scored in the exhibition win over Toronto, who defeated Ohio State on Saturday. This weekend, RIT travels to play New Hampshire on Friday at 7 p.m. and No. 10 Northeastern on Saturday at 3 p.m. RIT is 0-‐12-‐0 all-‐ time against New Hampshire and 0-‐13-‐1 against Northeastern, but has not met either school since the 1994-‐95 season. RIT returns home to play a pair of games against Vermont on Oct. 11-‐12, as part of Brick City Homecoming and Family Weekend. Syracuse – The Orange started its season with an exhibition game against the University of Guelph on Friday, Sept. 27. SU came away with a 3-‐1 victory to bolster team confidence going into the first regular season game at No. 10Northeastern. Freshman Elizabeth Scala scored the game-‐winning goal and Sadie St. Germain and Nicole Ferrara each contributed a goal in the win. Kallie Billadeau, Jenesica Drinkwater and Julie Bengis split equal minutes in net for the Orange. Syracuse enters the 2013-‐14 season in similar fashion to last season, taking on Northeastern and New Hampshire in the first two games of the season, this time on the road. The Orange plays five of its first six games away from Tennity Ice Pavilion. SU hosts Clarkson in the third game of the season before going on a three-‐game road trip. C OLLEGE H OCKEY A MERICA L EAGUE L EADERS O VERALL S CORING ( AS OF S EPTEMBER 30) Scoring Power Play Points Player G-A-Pts PPG Player G-A-Pts 1. Brooke Peden (So; Lindenwood) 1-‐2-‐3 1.5 1. Brooke Peden (So; Lindenwood) 1-‐2-‐3 1. Christine Bestland (Sr; Mercyhurst) 1-‐2-‐3 1.5 2. Jocelyn Slattery (Sr; Lindenwood) 2-‐0-‐2 3. Jocelyn Slattery (Sr; Lindenwood) 2-‐0-‐2 1.0 2. Kendra Broad (Jr; Lindenwood) 0-‐2-‐2 3. Jenna Dingledein (So; Mercyhurst) 2-‐0-‐2 1.0 2. Chelsea Witwicke (Sr; Lindenwood) 0-‐2-‐2 3. Kendra Broad (Jr; Lindenwood) 0-‐2-‐2 1.0 2. Jillian Skinner (Fr; Mercyhurst) 0-‐2-‐2 3. Chelsea Witwicke (Sr; Lindenwood) 0-‐2-‐2 1.0 6. Kaleigh Chippy (Sr; Mercyhurst) 1-‐0-‐1 3. Shelby Bram (Jr; Mercyhurst) 0-‐2-‐2 1.0 6. Jenna Dingledein (So; Mercyhurst) 1-‐0-‐1 3. Jillian Skinner (Fr; Mercyhurst) 0-‐2-‐2 1.0 6. Christine Bestland (Sr; Mercyhurst) 0-‐1-‐1 9. Eight Players tied with one pt. 6. Shelby Bram (Jr; Mercyhurst) 0-‐1-‐1
Goals Player 1. Jocelyn Slattery (Sr; Lindenwood) 2. Jenna Dingledein (So; Mercyhurst) 3. Erin Zach (Sr; RIT) 3. Brooke Peden (So; Lindenwood) 3. Christine Bestland (Sr; Mercyhurst) 3. Kaleigh Chippy (Sr; Mercyhurst) 3. Maggie Rothgery (So; Mercyhurst)
# 2 2 1 1 1 1 1
Power Play Goals Player 1. Jocelyn Slattery (Sr; Lindenwood) 2. Brooke Peden (So; Lindenwood) 2. Kaleigh Chippy (Sr; Mercyhurst) 2. Jenna Dingledein (So; Mercyhurst) 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10
# 2 1 1 1
Assists Player 1. Kendra Broad (Jr; Lindenwood) 1. Brooke Peden (So; Lindenwood) 1. Chelsea Witwicke (Sr; Lindenwood) 1. Christine Bestland (Sr; Mercyhurst) 1. Shelby Bram (Jr; Mercyhurst) 1. Jillian Skinner (Fr; Mercyhurst) 7. Five tied with one 7. 7. 7.
# 2 2 2 2 2 2
C OLLEGE H OCKEY A MERICA L EAGUE L EADERS O VERALL G OALTENDING ( AS OF S EPTEMBER 30) Goals Against Average (minimum 33% of team minutes played) GP Minutes 1. Nicole Hensley (So; Lindenwood) 2 125:00 2. Jetta Rackleff (So; RIT) 1 20:00 3. Amanda Makela (Jr; Mercyhurst) 2 116:55 4. Brooke Stoddart (Fr; RIT) 1 34:02
Saves Percentage (minimum 33% of team minutes played) 1. Nicole Hensley (So; Lindenwood) 2. Jetta Rackleff (So; RIT) 3. Amanda Makela (Jr; Mercyhurst) 4. Brooke Stoddart (Fr; RIT)
GP 2 1 2 1
Winning Percentage 1. Amanda Makela (Jr; Mercyhurst) 2. Nicole Hensley (So; Lindenwood)
GP 2 2
Saves 1. Nicole Hensley (So; Lindenwood) 2. Amanda Makela (Jr; Mercyhurst) 3. Brooke Stoddart (Fr; RIT) 4. Jetta Rackleff (So; RIT)
Power Play Lindenwood Merychurst
3 4 5 6
# 63 47 17 9
W-L-T 1-1-0 0-1-1
GAA 1.92 3.00 3:08 14.10
Record 0-‐1-‐1 -‐ 1-‐1-‐0 -‐
SO -‐ -‐ -‐ -‐
Saves 63 9 47 17
GA 4 1 6 8
Saves % .940 .900 .887 .680
SO -‐ -‐ -‐ -‐
PCT. .500 .250
Shutouts – – – –
# – – – –
C OLLEGE H OCKEY A MERICA T EAM S TATISTICS O VERALL S PECIAL T EAMS ( AS OF S EPTEMBER 30) Penalty Kill PPG-Attempts
1 2
Minutes 125:00 20:00 116:55 34:02
GA 4 1 6 8
Pct.
Kills=Times SH
Pct.
3-9 2-15
33.3% 13.3%
1 2
Mercyhurst RIT
8-10 5-9
80.0% 55.6%
RIT
0-2
00.0%
3
Lindenwood
2-4
50.0%
Penn State Robert Morris Syracuse
0-0 0-0 0-0
N/A N/A N/A
4 5 6
Penn State Robert Morris Syracuse
0-0 0-0 0-0
N/A N/A N/A
USCHO.com Poll
USA Hockey/USA TODAY Magazine Poll
As of September 23, 2013 Team (First Place)
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
Minnesota (14) Boston College (1) Clarkson Cornell Boston Univeristy Wisconsin M ercyhurst North Dakota Harvard Northeastern
As of September 17, 2013 Record – – – – – – – – – –
Pts – – – – – – – – – –
Team (First Place)
LW – – – – – – – – – –
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
Minnesota (18) Boston College (1) Clarkson Boston University North Dakota Cornell Wisconsin M ercyhurst Harvard Northeastern
Record – – – – – – – – – –
Pts – – – – – – – – – –
Head-To-Head Records LIN
MER
PSU
RMU
RIT
SYR
LIN
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0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
MER
0-0-0
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0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
PSU
0-0-0
0-0-0
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0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
RMU
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
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0-0-0
0-0-0
RIT
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
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0-0-0
SYR
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
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2013-14 Home, Away/Neutral Records Home Record, Overall
Away/Neutral Record, Overall
Team
Record
Pct.
Team
Record
Pct.
Lindenwood
0-1-1
.250
Lindenwood
0-0-0
N/A
Mercyhurst
0-0-0
N/A
Mercyhurst
1-1-0
.500
Penn State
0-0-0
N/A
Penn State
0-0-0
N/A
Robert Morris
0-0-0
N/A
Robert Morris
0-0-0
N/A
RIT
0-0-0
N/A
RIT
0-1-0
.000
Syracuse
0-0-0
N/A
Syracuse
0-0-0
N/A
LW 1 3 7 2 5 4 10 6 8 9
Lindenwood
Overall: 0-1-1. AHA: 0-0-0, 0 pts, T-1st Non-Conf.: 0-1-1 Home: 0-1-1 Away: 0-0-0
September 27 Bemidji State L, 3-‐2 28 Bemidji State 1-‐1 (OT) October 4 at North Dakota 7:07 CT 5 at North Dakota 7:07 CT 11 Minn. St. Mankato 7:00 CT 12 Minn. St. Mankato 12:00 CT 18 at Bemidji State 2:00 CT 19 at Bemidji State 2:00 CT 25 at Wisconsin 7:07 CT 26 at Wisconsin 2:07 CT November 8 RIT* 7:00 CT 9 RIT* 2:00 CT 15 at Robert Morris* 7:00 ET 16 at Robert Morris* 3:00 ET 22 Penn State* 7:00 CT 23 Penn State* 2:00 CT December 6 at Syracuse* 7:00 ET 7 at Syracuse* 2:00 ET 14 Mercyhurst* 2:00 CT 15 Mercyhurst* 12:00 CT 31 at Minn. St. Mankato 2:07 CT January 1 at Minn. St. Mankato 2:07 CT 24 at RIT* 7:00 ET 25 at RIT* 2:00 ET 31 Robert Morris* 7:00 CT February 1 Robert Morris* 2:00 CT 8 at Penn State* 2:00 ET 9 at Penn State* 2:00 ET 14 Syracuse* 7:00 CT 15 Syracuse* 2:00 CT 21 at Mercyhurst* 3:00 ET 22 at Mercyhurst* 2:00 ET * -‐ College Hockey America Contest
Mercyhurst
Overall: 1-1-0. AHA: 0-0-0, 0 pts, T-1st Non-Conf.: 1-1-0 Home: 0-0-0 Away: 1-1-0
September 21 Western Ontario ! W, 6-‐2 22 Whitby Wolves ! W, 9-‐1 27 at Minn. St. Mankato L, 4-‐2 28 at Minn. St. Mankato W, 3-‐2 October 5 Ohio St. 7:00 ET 12 at Providence 2:00 ET 13 at Providence 2:00 ET 18 at Clarkson 3:00 ET 19 at Clarkson 3:00 ET 25 Maine 7:00 ET 26 Maine 2:00 ET November 8 at Robert Morris* 3:00 ET 9 at Robert Morris* 3:00 ET 15 Syracuse* 7:00 ET 16 Syracuse* 2:00 ET 22 at RIT* 2:00 ET 23 at RIT* 2:00 ET 26 St. Lawrence 7:05 ET 27 St. Lawrence 3:00 ET December 6 Penn State* 3:00 ET 7 Penn State* 2:00 ET 14 at Lindenwood* 2:00 CT 15 at Lindenwood* 12:00 CT January 10 Cornell 7:00 ET 11 Cornell 4:00 ET 24 Robert Morris* 7:00 ET 25 Robert Morris* 2:00 ET 31 Syracuse* 7:00 ET February 1 Syracuse* 2:00 ET 7 RIT* 7:00 ET 8 RIT* 2:00 ET 15 at Penn State 2:00 ET 16 at Penn State 1:00 ET 21 Lindenwood* 3:00 ET 22 Lindenwood* 2:00 ET ! – Exhibition Contest * -‐ College Hockey America Contest
Penn State
Overall: 0-0-0. AHA: 0-0-0, 0 pts, T-1st Non-Conf.: 0-0-0 Home: 0-0-0 Away: 0-0-0
October 4 at Vermont 7:00 ET 5 at Vermont 2:30 ET 11 at Quinnipiac 7:00 ET 12 at Quinnipiac 4:00 ET 18 Union 7:00 ET 19 Union 4:00 ET 26 New Hampshire 7:00 ET 27 New Hampshire 2:00 ET 31 Robert Morris* 7:00 ET November 1 Robert Morris* 4:00 ET 9 Syracuse* 2:00 ET 10 Syracuse* 2:00 ET 15 at RIT* 7:00 ET 16 at RIT* 3:00 ET 22 at Lindenwood* 8:00 ET 23 at Lindenwood* 3:00 ET 30 Maine 2:00 ET December 6 at Mercyhurst* 3:00 ET 7 at Mercyhurst* 2:00 ET January 3 at Ohio St. 7:00 ET 4 at Ohio St. 7:00 ET 10 Colgate 7:00 ET 11 Colgate 2:00 ET 24 at Syracuse* 7:00 ET 25 at Syracuse* 2:00 ET 28 at Princeton 7:00 ET 31 RIT* 7:00 ET February 1 RIT* 2:00 ET 8 Lindenwood* 2:00 ET 9 Lindenwood* 2:00 ET 15 Mercyhurst* 2:00 ET 16 Mercyhurst* 1:00 ET 21 at Robert Morris* 3:00 ET 22 at Robert Morris* 3:00 ET * -‐ College Hockey America Contest
Robert Morris
Rochester Institute of Technology
Syracuse
Overall: 0-0-0. AHA: 0-0-0, 0 pts, T-1st Non-Conf.: 0-0-0 Home: 0-0-0 Away: 0-0-0
Overall: 0-1-0. AHA: 0-0-0, 0 pts, T-1st Non-Conf.: 0-1-0 Home: 0-0-0 Away: 0-1-0
Overall: 0-0-0. AHA: 0-0-0, 0 pts, T-1st Non-Conf.: 0-0-0 Home: 0-0-0 Away: 0-0-0
September 29 Toronto! October
September 1:00 ET
27 28
Toronto! at Clarkson
27 Guelph! October
W, 3-‐1
at Northeastern at New Hampshire
7:00 ET 2:00 ET
4 5
Rensselaer Rensselaer
7:00 ET 3:00 ET
7:00 ET
4 5
11
at Bemidji State
7:00 CT
5
at Northeastern
2:00 ET
11
Clarkson
7:00 ET
12 18
at Bemidji State Boston U.
4:00 CT 7:00 ET
11 12
Vermont Vermont
7:00 ET 3:00 ET
12 18
at Clarkson at Providence
4:00 ET 7:00 ET
19 25
Boston U. Vermont
3:00 ET 7:00 ET
18 19
vs. Colgate @ Colgate
7:00 ET 7:00 ET
19 25
at Providence Boston College
4:00 ET 7:00 ET
7:00 ET 3:00 ET
2:00 ET
7:00 CT 2:00 CT
26 Union November 9 at Penn State* 10 at Penn State* 15 at Mercyhurst*
2:00 ET 7:00 ET 2:00 ET 7:00 ET
26 Vermont 31 at Penn State* November 1 at Penn State* 8 Mercyhurst *
3:00 ET 7:00 ET 4:00 ET 3:00 ET
October 4 at New Hampshire
September W, 5-‐2 L, 12-‐1
25 Brown 26 Brown November 8 at Lindenwood* 9 at Lindenwood*
9 15 16 22
Mercyhurst* Lindenwood* Lindenwood* at Syracuse*
3:00 ET 7:00 ET 3:00 ET 7:00 ET
15 16 22 23
Penn State* Penn State* Mercyhurst* Mercyhurst*
7:00 ET 3:00 ET 2:00 ET 2:00 ET
16 22 23 26
23
at Syracuse*
2:00 ET
29
at Quinnipiac#
4:00 ET
December
27 29
at Ohio St. Maine
7:00 ET 2:00 ET
30 vs Uconn or Yale # December
1 or 4 ET
3 6
vs. Cornell @ Lindenwood*
7:00 ET 7:00 ET
6 at Robert Morris* 7 at Robert Morris* 14 vs. Clarkson $ January 3 at Union
7:00 ET 3:00 ET 12:00 ET
2:00 ET
December 6 RIT* 7 RIT* January 4 St. Lawrence
at Mercyhurst* Robert Morris* Robert Morris* vs. Colgate @
2:00 ET 2:00 ET 7:00 ET
7:00 ET
7 Lindenwood* January 4 at Vermont 5 at Vermont 10 at RIT*
5 17 18
St. Lawrence at Quinnipiac at Quinnipiac
3:00 ET 4:00 ET 2:00 ET
4 10 17
at Union Syracuse* at Syracuse*
4:00 ET 7:00 ET 7:00 ET
14 17 24
at Colgate RIT* Penn State*
7:00 ET 7:00 ET 7:00 ET
24
at Mercyhurst*
7:00 ET
24
Lindenwood*
7:00 ET
25
Penn State*
2:00 ET
2:00 ET 7:00 ET
31 Mercyhurst* February 1 Mercyhurst*
25 at Mercyhurst* 31 at Lindenwood * February
7:00 ET 3:00 ET 7:00 ET
2:00 ET 7:00 CT
1 at Lindenwood * 2:00 CT 7 Syracuse * 7:00 ET 8 Syracuse * 3:00 ET 14 at RIT * 2:00 ET 15 at RIT 2:00 ET 21 Penn State 3:00 ET 22 Penn State 3:00 ET ! – Exhibition contest * -‐ College Hockey America Contest
25 Lindenwood* 31 at Penn State* February
1 at Penn State* 2:00 ET 7 at Mercyhurst* 7:00 ET 8 at Mercyhurst* 2:00 ET 14 Robert Morris* 2:00 ET 15 Robert Morris* 2:00 ET 21 Syracuse* 7:00 ET 22 at Syracuse* 7:00 ET ! – Exhibition contest * -‐ College Hockey America contest @ -‐ Bill Gray’s Regional Iceplex, Rochester # -‐ Quinnipiac Tournament $ -‐ at Frontier Field, Rochester, N.Y.
2:00 ET 2:00 ET 7:00 ET
7:00 ET 2:00 ET
4 vs. St. Lawrence@ 7:00 ET 7 at Robert Morris* 7:00 ET 8 at Robert Morris* 3:00 ET 14 at Lindenwood* 7:00 CT 15 at Lindenwood* 2:00 CT 21 at RIT* 7:00 ET 22 RIT* 7:00 ET ! – Exhibition contest * – College Hockey America Contest @ – at War Memorial, Syracuse, N.Y.
