2014-15 Penn State Men's Hockey Yearbook

2014-15 PENN STATE MEN’S HOCKEY2

SCHEDULE & TABLE OF CONTENTSTABLE OF CONTENTSQuick Facts ..............................................................................3Media Information ....................................................................4

HOCKEY STAFFHead Coach Guy Gadowsky ................................................ 6-7Assistant Coach Keith Fisher ...................................................8Assistant Coach Matt Lindsay .................................................9Director of Hockey Operations Bill Downey ...........................10Hockey Staff ..................................................................... 11-14

NITTANY LION PLAYERS2014-15 Roster ......................................................................16Captain Patrick Koudys .........................................................17Assistant Captain Nate Jensen ..............................................18Assistant Captain David Glen ................................................19Seniors ............................................................................. 20-25Juniors .............................................................................. 26-33Sophomores ..................................................................... 34-40Freshmen ......................................................................... 41-43TV/Radio Roster .....................................................................44

2013-14 SEASON REVIEW2013-14 Results & Statistics ............................................ 46-482013-14 Big Ten in Review ............................................... 49-502013-14 Box Scores ........................................................ 51-62

2014-15 OPPONENTS ........................................ 64-66

NITTANY LION RECORD BOOKCareer Records ................................................................ 68-69Single-Season Records.................................................... 70-71Team Records .................................................................. 72-73All-Time Series Results/Records ...................................... 74-77Year-By-Year Results ..............................................................78

NITTANY LION HOCKEYHockey in Happy Valley ................................................... 80-81Pegula Ice Arena .............................................................. 82-84On the Big Stage ....................................................................85Coaches & Captains ..............................................................86Honors & Awards ...................................................................87Penn State & the NHL ...........................................................88All-Time Lettermen .................................................................89Uniform History ......................................................................90

UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONThe Pennsylvania State University ................................... 92-93President Dr. Eric J. Barron ....................................................94Athletic Director Sandy Barbour ............................................95

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2014-15 SCHEDULEOCTOBER Fri. 10 UCONN Sat. 11 UCONN Fri. 17 vs. Alaska Anchorage1 Sat. 18 at Alaska1 Fri. 24 HOLY CROSS Sun. 26 HOLY CROSS Thu. 30 BENTLEY Fri. 31 BENTLEY NOVEMBER Fri. 14 at UMass Lowell Sat. 15 at UMass Lowell Fri. 21 at Michigan* Sat. 22 at Michigan* Sat. 29 vs. Cornell2 DECEMBER Fri. 5 at Wisconsin* Sat. 6 at Wisconsin* Mon. 29 vs. Robert Morris3 Tue. 30 vs. Colgate or Western Michigan3 JANUARY Fri. 9 OHIO STATE* Sat. 10 OHIO STATE* Fri. 16 MICHIGAN STATE* Sat. 17 MICHIGAN STATE* Fri. 23 NORTHERN MICHIGAN Sat. 24 NORTHERN MICHIGAN Sat. 31 vs. Vermont4 FEBRUARY Fri. 6 WISCONSIN* Sat. 7 WISCONSIN* Fri. 13 at Michigan State* Sat. 14 at Michigan State* Fri. 20 MINNESOTA* Sat. 21 MINNESOTA* Fri. 27 at Ohio State* Sat. 28 at Ohio State* MARCH Fri. 6 MICHIGAN* Sat. 7 MICHIGAN* Fri. 13 at Minnesota* Sat. 14 at Minnesota*

BIG TEN TOURNAMENTThu. 19 BigTenQuarterfinals5 Fri. 20 BigTenSemifinals5 Sat. 21 Big Ten Final5

All times ETAll home games (in CAPS) to be played at Pegula Ice Arena* Big Ten game1 Brice Alaska Goal Rush (Fairbanks, Alaska)2 The Frozen Apple (New York, N.Y.)3 Three Rivers Classic (Pittsburgh, Pa.)4 Philadelphia College Hockey Faceoff (Philadelphia, Pa.)5 Big Ten Men’s Ice Hockey Tournament (Detroit, Mich.)

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NITTANY LION QUICK FACTSPENN STATE UNIVERSITYLocation ........................................................ University Park, Pa.Founded ...............................................................................1855Enrollment .........................................................................48,184Nickname ................................................................Nittany LionsColors ...................................................................... Blue & WhiteAffiliation ............................................................. NCAA Division IConference .......................................................................Big TenPresident ...........................................................Dr. Eric J. BarronAthletic Director ....................................................Sandy BarbourHockey Administrator ..........................................Dr. Morris KurtzAssociate Athletic Director/Business & Comm. ..... Tom McGrathAssistant Athletic Director/Communications ..............Jeff NelsonFaculty Representative ......................................... Linda CaldwellWebsite ...........................................................GoPSUsports.comInstagram/Twitter ............................................@PennStateMHKYFacebook .......................Facebook.com/PennStateMensHockey

PENN STATE HOCKEY STAFFHead Coach ........................................................ Guy Gadowsky Alma Mater ........................................... (Colorado College ‘89) Overall Record (Seasons) ............................... 194-238-39 (14) Penn State Record (Seasons) ............................. 21-40-2 (two)

Assistant Coach ........................................................Keith Fisher Alma Mater .........................St. Cloud State ‘00 (third season)

Assistant Coach ...................................................... Matt Lindsay Alma Mater .....................................Williams ‘01 (third season)

Director of Hockey Operations ..................................Bill Downey Alma Mater ................................Penn State ‘04 (third season)

Volunteer Assistant Coach .....................................George Lewis Alma Mater ...........................Penn State ‘15 (second season)

Strength & Conditioning Coach ............................ Cam Davidson Alma Mater ............................. Wyoming ‘05 (second season)

Athletic Trainer ........................................................Justin Rogers Alma Mater ......................... Michigan State ‘09 (third season)

Equipment Manager ............................................ Adam Sheehan Alma Mater ................... Western Michigan ‘98 (third season)

Administrative Support Assistant ............................ Nancy Doyle Phone ................................................................. 814-865-7639 Email ..................................................................nkt3@psu.edu

FACILITY INFORMATIONArena (Capacity) ....................................Pegula Ice Arena (5,782)Penn State Record ............................................................ 4-12-2Sellouts .....................................................................................16Ice Size ........................................................................... 200’x85’Acting General Manager ..............................................Al KarosasRink Manager ...................................................Chris WhittemoreTicketOfficePhone ............................................ 1-800-NITTANY

PENN STATE TEAM INFORMATION2013-14 Overall Record .................................................... 8-26-2 Home // Road // Neutral ....................4-12-2 // 2-11-0 // 2-3-02013-14 Big Ten Record (Finish) ......................... 3-16-1-0 (sixth)Letterwinners Returning/Lost ............ 24 (14F, 7D, 3G) /2 (1F, 1D)Newcomers ...................................................................3 (2F, 1D)

PROGRAM HISTORYPre-NCAA Varsity Era Seasons // Record ....... 5 (1940-44, 1946-47) // 13-13-1 (.500)Club Era Seasons // Record ...........41 (1971-2012) // 957-295-53 (.754)NCAA Era Seasons .......................................2 (2012-14) // 21-40-2 (.349) All-Time Big Ten Record ............... 3-16-1-0 (.175/one season)All-Time Varsity Record ................ 34-53-3 (.394/seven seasons)

ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONSHockey Contact ..................................................Matt CaracappaOfficePhone .......................................................... 814-865-1757Cell ........................................................................ 814-777-7805Email ..............................................................mnc5000@psu.eduPegula Ice Arena Press Box .................................. 814-867-2090Mailing Address ....................................101 Bryce Jordan Center ....................................................... University Park, Pa, 16802

CREDITS The 2014-15 Penn State Men’s Hockey Yearbook was compiled and written by Matt Caracappa, editor; Stephanie Petulla, executive editor; Steve Love, cover and template designs; editorial assistance by Paul Marboe and Lauren Moyer. Historical contributions from Lou Prato, La Vie, The Daily Collegian archives. Photos by Mark Selders, Steve Manuel, Craig Houtz, Greg Dixon, Dale Steenberg, Larry Radloff, Len Redkoles, Patrick Mansell.

NON-DISCRIMINATION STATEMENT The Pennsylvania State University is committed to the policy that all persons shall have equal access to programs, facilities, admission and employment with regard to personal characteristics not related to ability, performance or qualificationsasdeterminedbyUniversitypolicyorbystateorfederal authorities. It is the policy of the University to maintain an academic and work environment free of discrimination, including harassment. The Pennsylvania State University prohibits discrimination and harassment against any person because of age, ancestry, color, disability or handicap, national origin, race, religious creed, sex, sexual orientation or veteran status. Discrimination or harassment against faculty, staff or students will not be tolerated at The Pennsylvania State University. Direct all inquiries regarding the nondiscrimination policy to the Affirmative Action Director, The Pennsylvania State University,328 Boucke Building, University Park, PA 16802-5901; Tel 814-865-4800/V, 814-863-1150/TTY.

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MEDIA INFORMATIONMEDIA CREDENTIALS All requests for working press credentials for 2014-15 Penn State men’s hockey home games should be made at least one day prior to the game. Please direct all credential requests to Matt Caracappa, Assistant Director of Athletic Communications, at [email protected] or 814-865-1757.

Pleaseincludeyourname,affiliation,cellphoneandemailaddress on all requests. All credentials can be picked up at the Pegula Ice Arena media entrance, which is located along the south side of the building.

INTERVIEW POLICIES All interviews with student-athletes and coaches must be arrangedthroughtheathleticcommunicationsoffice.Student-athletesshould not be contacted directly and have been instructed not to grant requests unless facilitated through athletic communications. Student-athlete interviews will take place either before or after practice. Interviews conducted before practice must be completed no later than 20 minutes prior to the start of practice. Interviews for student-athletes and coaches must be arranged through Matt Caracappa.

Postgame press conferences will be held in the Pegula Ice Arena media room/auditorium. Head coach Guy Gadowsky and select student-athletes will be available after the 10-minute cool down period. Postgame interviews with the visiting team head coach and student-athletes should be arranged through the visiting team athletic communications contact.

PRESS FACILITIES Pegula Ice Arena’s media workroom is located near the southeast corner of the facility’s event level. Food, beverages and game notes will be available prior to the start of the game. The arena’s press box is located on the concourse level at the top of Section 119. Additional press seating will be available at the top of Sections 118 and 120. Wireless internet is available within the arena.

RADIO/TV Radio/TV wishing to broadcast or tape a game must contact Matt Caracappa. Phone and internet lines will only be available to the home and visiting teams’ official radio. The home and visiting radiobroadcast areas are located in the press box.

PHOTOGRAPHERS Photographers wishing to shoot at Pegula Ice Arena must also request credentials. Photography portals are available in the southeast and southwest corners, which are accessible from the event level.

GOPSUSPORTS.COM For the most up-to-date information on Penn State men’s hockey, please visit GoPSUsports.com. Game notes will be posted no later than one day before the event.

SOCIAL MEDIA Breaking news and information will also be disseminated via the team’s Twitter (@PennStateMHKY), Facebook (Facebook.com/PennStateMensHockey) and Instagram (@PennStateMHKY) accounts.

PENN STATEATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS

101D Bryce Jordan CenterUniversity Park, Pa. 16802Phone: 814-865-1757 Fax: 814-863-3165

MEN’S HOCKEY CONTACT:Matt CaracappaAssistant Director of Athletic CommunicationsPhone: 814-865-1757Cell: 814-777-7805Email: [email protected]

ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS STAFF:ASSISTANT ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Jeff Nelson

ASSOCIATE DIRECTORS Alissa Clendenen Kris Petersen Stephanie Petulla

ASSISTANT DIRECTORS Greg Campbell Matt Caracappa Pat Donghia Jeremy Fallis Jen Heisel Tony Mancuso Trey Miller Will Rottler Arielle Sargent

DIGITAL COMMUNICATIONS ASSISTANT Chelsea Walstrom

PUBLICATIONS MANAGER Barry Jones

GRAPHIC DESIGNER Steve Love

PHOTOGRAPHER, DIGITAL IMAGING COORDINATOR Mark Selders

ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT ASSISTANT Ronda Andrews

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HOCKEY STAFF


GUY GADOWSKY | HEAD COACH THIRD SEASON | COLORADO COLLEGE ‘89 | OVERALL RECORD: 194-238-39 | PENN STATE: 21-40-2

Guy Gadowsky, who will enter his 15th season at the helm of an NCAA Division I program in 2014-15, was named head coach of the Penn State men’s hockey team on April 24, 2011.

During the 2013-14 campaign, the bench boss guided the Nittany Lions during the Big Ten Conference’s firstseason. Penn State, which faced seven NCAA tournament teams and three Frozen Four participants, capped its season with a 2-1 double-overtime victory against MichiganintheBigTenquarterfinals.

In 2012-13, Gadowsky led the Nittany Lions to a 13-14-0 record during their inaugural NCAA Division I season. He guided the squad to several marquee victories, including wins against three future Big Ten teams (Michigan State, Ohio State, Wisconsin). Penn State also topped Vermont in front of the largest crowd to watch a college hockey game in an NHL arena (19,529).

Before coming to Happy Valley, Gadowsky served as Princeton’s bench boss for seven seasons. In his first fiveyears as head coach, the Tigers improved their win total in each season. In 2008-09, Princeton captured a program-record 22 victories and earned its second straight NCAA tournament appearance.

During the 2007-08 campaign, Gadowsky, who inherited a program that had a won a combined eight games in the two seasons prior to his arrival, guided Princeton to both the ECAC Hockey tournament and Ivy League championships.The teamearned itsfirstNCAA tournament berth since 1998, and Gadowsky garnered ECAC Hockey Coach of theYear honors andwas a finalist forthe Spencer Penrose Award, presented to Division I hockey’s top coach. He was also named Inside College Hockey National Coach of the Year.

While at Princeton, Gadowsky had more than 20 players go on to sign professional contracts, with Kevin Westgarth playing for the Stanley Cup champion Los Angeles Kings in 2011-12. Gadowsky also coached two ECAC and Ivy League Players of the Year as Lee Jubinville (2008) and Zane Kalemba (2009) each won the award in their junior seasons.

Prior to Princeton, Gadowsky spent five seasons as head coach ofAlaska (1999-2004), where he inherited a team that had not won more than 14 gamesinthepreviousfiveseasonssincejoining the then-Central Collegiate Hockey Association. After two rebuilding seasons, the 2002 CCHA Coach of the Year led the Nanooks, who were ranked 11th nationally at the end of the season, to their only 20-win campaign since joining the conference and to the most wins in a season in their

CCHA history. He followed that up with 15 wins in 2002-03 and 16 victories his last season.

In addition, Alaska twice hosted the first round of the CCHA playoffsin a three-year span, a feat never accomplished prior to Gadowsky’s arrival. During his tenure with the Nanooks, his teams set school records for team grade-point average, wins and game attendance.

For his efforts at Fairbanks, Gadowsky will enter the Alaska Nanook Athletic Hall of Fame September 2014.

Before joining the collegiate ranks, Gadowsky spent three seasons (1996-99) as head coach and director of hockey operations for the Fresno Falcons of the West Coast Hockey League. He led the squad to the playoffs in each season and left the team as the winningest coach in franchise history. In his first season,Gadowsky posted a 38-win campaign as he garnered WCHL Coach of the Year accolades.

The Edmonton, Alberta, native played collegiately at Colorado College from 1985-89, serving as team captain as a senior, while also earning the team’s Rodman Award, given for outstanding leadership and sportsmanship. The three-time WCHA All-Academic Team member collected 46 points in 134 career games.


GUY GADOWSKY | HEAD COACH THIRD SEASON | COLORADO COLLEGE ‘89 | OVERALL RECORD: 194-238-39 | PENN STATE: 21-40-2

Upon graduation, Gadowsky embarked on a seven-year professional career that included stops with the ECHL’s Richmond Renegades, the IHL’s San Diego Gulls and the AHL’s St. John’s Maple Leafs and Prince Edward Island Senators. Gadowsky saved his best season for last as he totaled 52 goals and 29 assists for the Fresno Falcons in 1995-96.HeearnedleagueMVPandfirst-teamall-star recognition.

In addition, Gadowsky spent a portion of the 1993-94 season competing with the Canadian National Team and also played professionally in Austria, The Netherlands and Sweden.

Gadowsky and his wife, Melissa, have two sons, Mac and Magnus, and a daughter, Mia.

GADOWSKY TIMELINE AND HIGHLIGHTSPENN STATE NITTANY LIONS 2011-PRESENT

|NamedPennState’sfirstNCAAcoachApril2011

| Helped open the state-of-the-art Pegula Ice Arena with a 4-1 victory against Army Oct. 11, 2013

|LedtheNittanyLionsintheirfirstNCAAseason(2012-13)andinauguralyearoftheBig Ten Conference (2013-14)

| Coached 23 Academic All-Big Ten members, including league-leading 15 in 2013-14, duringfirsttwoseasons

| Mentored three Big Ten Distinguished Scholars

PRINCETON TIGERS 2004-11

| Earned two NCAA tournament appearances (2008, 2009) and 2008 ECAC Hockey title

|GuidedPrincetontofirstoutrightIvyLeaguechampionshipin2008

| Set standards for program wins in both 2007-08 (21) and 2008-09 (22)

|Named2008ECACHockeyCoachoftheYearandSpencerPenroseAwardfinalist

| Coached 65 ECAC Hockey All-Academic Team members

|ProducedfourAll-AmericansandtwoHobeyBakerMemorialAwardfinalists

| Coached a Rhodes Scholar (Landis Stankievech), Hockey Humanitarian Award winner (Eric Leroux) and Stanley Cup champion (Kevin Westgarth)

| Left Princeton with highest winning percentage among all Tiger head coaches since 1934

| Guided Princeton to two of its three NCAA tournaments since 1947-48

ALASKA NANOOKS 1999-2004

| Led Alaska to its only 20-win season in 2001-02 since joining the then-CCHA in 1994-95

|Named2002CCHACoachoftheYearandSpencerPenroseAwardfinalist

| Set school records for team grade-point average, wins and game attendance


Assistant Coach Keith Fisher joined the Penn State Men’s Hockey staff on May 2, 2011.

During the 2013-14 campaign, Fisher helped guide the Nittany Lions during the Big Ten Conference’s firstseason. Penn State, which faced seven NCAA tournament teams and three Frozen Four participants, capped its season with a 2-1 double-overtime victory against MichiganintheBigTenquarterfinals.

In 2012-13, the assistant coach helped lead the Nittany Lions to a 13-14-0 record during their inaugural NCAA Division I season. Fisher helped guide Penn State to several marquee victories, including wins against three future Big Ten opponents (Michigan State, Ohio State, Wisconsin).

Fisher joined the Penn State staff after a six-year stint at Princeton (2005-11). With the Tigers, he helped lead the team to a pair of NCAA tournament berths (2008, 2009) and the 2008 ECAC Hockey title.

Prior to his time at Princeton, Fisher spent five years with the USHL’sOmaha Lancers’ coaching staff, helping the team to the Clark Cup championship in 2001 and Anderson Cup regular-season championships in both 2002 and 2005.

In Omaha, he served as the team’s recruiting coordinator and academic advisor, in addition to other responsibilities of on-ice coaching, video breakdown and game analysis.

Fisher helped coach and recruit NHL first-round draft picks Keith Ballardand Nick Petrecki, seven current NHL players, including Matt Carle and Paul Stastny, and USHL Goaltender of the Year and USA Hockey Junior Player of the Year Jeff Lerg. Fisher helped develop 54 NCAA Division I scholarship players and 12 NHL draft picks.

A native of the Zim, Minnesota, Fisher has coached at Minnesota Hockey Camps for more than a decade. His coaching career began in the Minnesota public school system as a coach of both football and baseball at Cherry High School. Prior to his arrival in Omaha, Fisher served two seasons with St. Cloud State University’s hockey program as an undergraduate assistant.

Fisher served as associate coach for Team USHL at the USHL Prospects/All-Star game during his final seasonin Omaha. He has served on staff as a lead instructor at the Minnesota Hockey Camps of Brainerd. Fisher has also been a part of USA Hockey Select Festivals.

A graduate of St. Cloud State University, Fisher has a bachelor’s degree in communications. Prior to coaching, Fisher played two seasons at Hibbing Community College, participating in the NJCAA national tournament during his tenure there.

Fisher and his wife, Kristi, reside in Port Matilda with their daughter, Anna.

KEITH FISHER | ASSISTANT COACHTHIRD SEASON | ST. CLOUD STATE ‘00


MATT LINDSAY | ASSISTANT COACH THIRD SEASON | WILLIAMS ‘01

Assistant Coach Matt Lindsay joined the Penn State Men’s Hockey staff on May 4, 2011.

During the 2013-14 campaign, Lindsay helped guide the Nittany Lions during the Big Ten Conference’s firstseason. Penn State, which faced seven NCAA tournament teams and three Frozen Four participants, capped its season with a 2-1 double-overtime victory against MichiganintheBigTenquarterfinals.

In 2012-13, the assistant coach helped lead the Nittany Lions to a 13-14-0 record during their inaugural NCAA Division I season. Lindsay helped guide Penn State to several marquee victories, including wins against three future Big Ten opponents (Michigan State, Ohio State, Wisconsin).

From 2007-11, Lindsay served as an assistant coach at Princeton, where he helped guide the Tigers to two NCAA tournament appearances (2008, 2009) and the 2008 ECAC Hockey title.

Prior to his time at Princeton, Lindsay spent the 2006-07 season as an assistant coach at Robert Morris.

With the Colonials, Lindsay served as the team’s video coordinator and helped with recruiting. He joined Robert Morris’ staff following one season as a volunteer assistant coach at Colorado College, where he handled video, pre-scouting and on-ice responsibilities.

Before Colorado College, Lindsay served three seasons (2002-05) as an assistant coach at Hobart College and one season (2001-02) in the same capacity at Utica College.

Lindsay, who graduated from Williams College in 2001, earned the William E. McCormick “Coaches” Award as a senior. The award is presented to a member of the hockey team who best exemplifies leadership, loyalty, a selflessdevotion to the team, a youthful delight in the game of hockey and, above all, a strong commitment to community service.

KEITH FISHER | ASSISTANT COACHTHIRD SEASON | ST. CLOUD STATE ‘00


Bill Downey, who served as the director of hockey operations at Harvard in 2010-11, joined Penn State in the same capacity on June 17, 2011.

A former professional hockey player and coach, Downey joined the Harvard staff after two years as an assistant coach with Penn State’s club hockey team. With the Icers, Downey was active in recruiting and served as an assistant director of the Penn State Ice Hockey Camps. He also was part of the advisory board that helped with the preparation for Penn State’s launch of NCAA hockey.

While coaching Penn State’s club team, Downey served as a head coach, scout and instructor for Selects Hockey, which develops high-level youth players from the United States, Canada and Europe. He coached the East Coast and West Coast Selects teams at domestic and international tournaments and organized a six-week clinic in Pittsburgh featuring guest coach Mario Lemieux.

During the 2007-08 season, Downey was an assistant coach for the Reading Royals of the ECHL, assisting in running practice, video analysis, opponent scouting and player development. At the same time, he served as hockey director for Team Comcast and Flyers Skate Zone in Pennsauken, New Jersey, where he oversaw all hockey programs, clinics and camps and promoted the game in

Philadelphia and southern New Jersey.

Downey also served as an Atlantic scout for the USHL’s Chicago Steel in 2007 and, since 2007, has been involved in the USA Hockey Coaching Education Program. He has organized and instructed at clinics for individuals seeing USAHockeycoachingcertification.

As a player, Downey spent parts of four seasons playing for the Johnstown Chiefs, Wheeling Nailers and Reading Royals of the ECHL. He was invited to the 2004-05 Pittsburgh Penguins training camp and also attended the training camp ofthePenguins’AHLaffiliate,theWilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins.

At Penn State, Downey earned ACHA All-America status and helped the team win three straight national championships. He was also a member of the Team USA for the 2003 World University Games in Tarvisio, Italy.

A 2004 graduate, Downey earned a bachelor’s degree in economics. He is a member of the American Hockey Coaches Association and is a USA Hockey Level 4 certifiedcoach.

Downey and his wife, Amy, reside in State College with their daughters, Natalie and Kate.

BILL DOWNEY | DIRECTOR OF HOCKEY OPERATIONSTHIRD SEASON | PENN STATE ‘04


George Lewis will enter his second season as a volunteer assistant coach in 2014-15.

With the Nittany Lions, the West Chester, Pennsylvania, native works primarily with the team’s goaltenders.

Along with his coaching experience at Penn State, Lewis also served as an assistant coach at Bishop Shanahan High School in Downingtown, Pennsylvania. During the 2012-13 season, the team made the Flyers Cup playoffs for thefirsttimeinsevenseasons.

A fifth-year undergraduatestudent majoring in economics, Lewis came to Penn State following three years at West Chester University.

At West Chester, Lewis played for the team’s American Collegiate Hockey Association club program.

GEORGE LEWIS | VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACHSECOND SEASON | PENN STATE ‘15

Cam Davidson will enter his second year as the Penn State men’s hockey team’s strength and conditioning coach in 2014-15.

As an assistant strength and conditioning coach for the University, Davidson also works with Penn State’s women’s volleyball and track & fieldprograms. During his time in State College, he also assisted in the design and application for the strength programs for the three-time NCAA defending national champion Penn State wrestling squad. In addition to his work with the school’s teams, Davidson serves as the strength coach for Penn State volunteer throws coach and 2012 Olympian Ryan Whiting.

Prior to working at Penn State, Davidson was the director of strength and conditioning at the College of Charleston from 2007-09. At Charleston, he designed and implemented strength and conditioning programs for all 19 intercollegiate teams.

Davidson began his coaching career at his alma mater, the University of Wyoming, where he wrestled from 2001-02. Davidson went on to earn his master’s degree from Marshall University in 2006, while working with many of its athletic teams. In 2006-07, he served as an assistant basketball strength coach at Clemson.

A senior-level Olympic weightlifter, Davidson has competed at the national level for the past three years. He is SCCC certified through the CollegiateStrength and Conditioning Coaches Association, CSCS certified throughthe National Strength and Conditioning Association, has his Level 1 weightlifting certification through USA weightlifting,and has taken advanced certificationsthrough Columbus Weightlifting and Totten Training Systems.

Davidson and his wife Kaleena, a former student-athlete and assistant women’s volleyball coach at Penn State, reside in Bellefonte.

CAM DAVIDSON | STRENGTH & CONDITIONING COACHSECOND SEASON | WYOMING ‘05


Justin Rogers will enter his third season as the Penn State men’s hockey team’s athletic trainer in 2014-15.

Rogers came to Penn State after spending two years as a graduate assistant football athletic trainer with the University of Nebraska. Prior to working with Nebraska, Rogers worked on the Chicago Bears athletic training staff during the 2009 season.

A 2009 Michigan State graduate, he worked as an athletic training student for the men’s hockey team and also provided services to other sports programs at the school.

JUSTIN ROGERS | ATHLETIC TRAINERTHIRD SEASON | MICHIGAN STATE ‘09

Adam Sheehan will enter his third season as Penn State hockey’s head equipment manager in 2014-15.

A fixture in NHL locker roomsfor 13 years, Sheehan spent four seasons (2008-12) as an assistant equipment manager with the Detroit Red Wings. In addition to his time with Detroit, Sheehan spent two stints as an equipment assistant with the Phoenix Coyotes (1998-2003, 2005-08) and also served in the same capacity with the Carolina Hurricanes during the 2003-04 campaign.

In 2004-05, he worked as the head equipment manager for Sacred Heart’s men’s and women’s hockey teams.

Sheehan and his wife, Kelli, reside in State College.

ADAM SHEEHAN | EQUIPMENT MANAGERTHIRD SEASON | WESTERN MICHIGAN ‘98


Longtime St. Cloud State University Athletics Director Dr. Morris Kurtz joined Penn State Intercollegiate Athletics as Special Assistant - Operations in April 2013.

As part of his role, Kurtz serves as the team administrator for the Nittany Lion hockey team.

Kurtz, who earned his master’s degree and Ph.D. from Penn State when he attended the University from 1973-79, began working at St. Cloud State as the men’s athletics director in 1984.

In 1995, he became the director of athletics for the combined men’s and women’s programs and held that position until his retirement in June 2012.

During his tenure at St. Cloud State, Kurtz hired legendary U.S. Olympic hockey coach Herb Brooks and led the men’s and women’s hockey programs’ transitions to the NCAA Division I level. The Huskies’ men’s team won the 2001 Western Collegiate Hockey Association tournament title and advanced to the NCAA championships eight times.

Kurtz was also instrumental in the planning and development of the National Hockey and Event Center, which serves as the home to Husky Hockey. In December 2012, the arena’s office complex wasnamed in his honor following a $1 million donation from Coborn’s, Inc.

While at St. Cloud State, Kurtz also provided leadership in the growth of women’ssports,exemplifiedwhenheco-chaired the WCHA expansion committee that brought the inclusion of women’s hockey in the conference. In 2010, Kurtz helped St. Cloud State earn its highest Directors’ Cup finish as the athleticsprogram finished fifth among 288 NCAADivision II schools.

Kurtz also served as head coach of Penn State’s club hockey team from 1974-76.

DR. MORRIS KURTZ MEN’S HOCKEY ADMINISTRATOR | SPECIAL ASSISTANT - OPERATIONS

Nancy Doyle, who joined the hockey staff in September 2010, serves as the program’s administrative support assistantandofficemanager.

A Penn State employee since 2007, Doyle worked in several areas within Athletics before joining the hockey program. She served in the ticket officeand Nittany Lion Club and assisted the Beaver Stadium club and suite director with events.

Prior to her time at Penn State, Doyle worked in the telecommunications industry for 31 years.

Doyle resides in State College with her four basset hounds. She has two sons and two grandchildren.

NANCY DOYLE ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT ASSISTANT


DR. PHILIP BOSHATeam Physician

MATT CARACAPPAAssistant Director,

Athletic Communications

DR. KRISTINE CLARKDirector, Sports Nutrition

DANA CROUSEMarketing Coordinator

PENN STATE HOCKEY SUPPORT STAFF

JEFF GARNERAssistant Athletic Director, Ticketing Sales & Service

MARK HINISHAssociate Director, Learning Services &

Facilities & Academic Counselor

JENNIFER JAMESAssistant Athletic Director,

Operations

AL KAROSASActing General Manager,

Pegula Ice Arena

AMY RIDENOUREvents Manager

RACHEL RITOEvents Manager

DR. PAUL SHERBONDYOrthopedic Surgeon

CHRIS WHITTEMORERink Manager

MIKE WIERZBICKIMarketing Manager

DAVE YUKELSONSport Psychologist

PENN STATE HOCKEY SUPPORT STAFF


NITTANY LION PLAYERS


No Name Cl Pos S/C Ht Wt Hometown/Last Team 1 PJ Musico Sr G L 6-1 199 Orange, Calif./Flin Flon Bombers (SJHL) 2 Connor Varley Jr D R 5-11 195 Lansdale, Pa./Des Moines Buccaneers (USHL) 3 Patrick Koudys (C) R-Sr D L 6-3 215 Smithville, Ontario/Muskegon Lumberjacks (USHL) 4 Luke Juha Jr D L 5-11 198 Mississauga, Ontario/Vernon Vipers (BCHL) 6 Peter Sweetland Sr D R 6-2 200 Newtown, Pa./Green Mountain Glades (EJHL) 7 JacobFriedman Sr F R 5-9 178 WestBloomfield,Mich./SouthShoreKings(EJHL) 9 David Goodwin So F L 5-10 190 Des Peres, Mo./Cedar Rapids RoughRiders (USHL) 10 Scott Conway Fr F L 6-0 188 Basingstoke, England/Indiana Ice (USHL) 11 David Glen (A) Jr F L 6-1 186 Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta/Spruce Grove Saints (AJHL) 12 Dylan Richard So F L 6-1 199 Sherwood Park, Alberta/Spruce Grove Saints (AJHL) 13 Kenny Brooks Jr F R 6-1 205 Las Vegas, Nev./Tri-City Storm (USHL) 14 Tommy Olczyk Sr F L 5-10 190 Long Grove, Ill./Sioux City Musketeers (USHL) 15 Curtis Loik Jr F L 6-1 205 North Vancouver, British Columbia/Penticton Vees (BCHL) 17 Zach Saar So F R 6-5 233 Richland, Mich./Muskegon Lumberjacks (USHL) 18 James Robinson Fr F L 6-2 190 Cochrane, Alberta/Langley Rivermen (BCHL) 19 Eric Scheid R-Jr F L 5-11 175 Blaine, Minn./Lincoln Stars (USHL) 20 Erik Autio Fr D L 5-11 180 Espoo, Finland/Espoo Blues (Jr. A SM-liiga) 21 Ricky DeRosa So F L 6-1 184 Aston, Pa./Port Huron Fighting Falcons (NAHL) 22 David Thompson So D R 6-3 215 Glen Mills, Pa./Chilliwack Chiefs (BCHL) 23 Jonathan Milley Jr F R 6-5 230 Gatineau, Quebec/Pembroke Lumber Kings (CCHL) 24 Nate Jensen (A) R-Sr D L 6-0 195 Shorewood, Minn./Mercyhurst (Atlantic Hockey) 25 Casey Bailey Jr F R 6-3 209 Anchorage, Alaska/Omaha Lancers (USHL) 26 Mike Williamson So D L 6-4 204 Leduc, Alberta/Spruce Grove Saints (AJHL) 27 Max Gardiner R-Sr F L 6-4 206 Deephaven, Minn./Dubuque Fighting Saints (USHL) 28 Taylor Holstrom R-Sr F R 5-9 175 Yorba Linda, Calif./Mercyhurst (Atlantic Hockey) 31 Matthew Skoff Jr G L 6-2 195 McKees Rocks, Pa./Sioux City Musketeers (USHL) 34 Eamon McAdam So G L 6-3 201 Perkasie, Pa./Waterloo Black Hawks (USHL)

HEAD COACH: Guy Gadowsky (Colorado College ‘89, third season)ASSISTANT COACH: Keith Fisher (St. Cloud State ‘00, third season)ASSISTANT COACH: Matt Lindsay (Williams ‘01, third season)VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACH: George Lewis (Penn State ‘15, second season)DIRECTOR OF HOCKEY OPERATIONS: Bill Downey (Penn State ‘04, third season)

2014-15 PENN STATE NITTANY LIONS

ROSTER BY CLASS:SENIORS (8): Friedman, Gardiner, Holstrom, Jensen, Koudys, Musico, Olczyk, Sweetland; JUNIORS (9): Bailey, Brooks, Glen, Juha, Loik, Milley, Scheid, Skoff, Varley; SOPHOMORES (7): DeRosa, Goodwin, McAdam, Richard, Saar, Thompson, Williamson; FRESHMEN (3): Autio, Conway, Robinson

ROSTER BY LEAGUE:USHL (12): Bailey, Brooks, Conway, Gardiner, Goodwin, Koudys, McAdam, Olczyk, Saar, Scheid, Skoff, Varley; BCHL (4): Juha, Loik, Robinson, Thompson; AJHL (3): Glen, Richard, Williamson; EJHL (2): Friedman, Sweetland; NCAA (2): Holstrom, Jensen; CCHL (1): Milley; JR. A SM-LIIGA (1): Autio; NAHL (1): DeRosa; SJHL (1): Musico

ROSTER BY ORIGIN:PENNSYLVANIA (6): DeRosa, McAdam, Skoff, Sweetland, Thompson, Varley; ALBERTA (4): Glen, Richard, Robinson, Williamson; MINNESOTA (3): Gardiner, Jensen, Scheid; CALIFORNIA (2): Holstrom, Musico; MICHIGAN (2): Friedman, Saar; ONTARIO (2): Juha, Koudys; ALASKA (1): Bailey; BRITISH COLUMBIA (1): Loik; ENGLAND (1): Conway; FINLAND (1): Autio; ILLINOIS (1): Olczyk; MISSOURI (1): Goodwin; NEVADA (1): Brooks; QUEBEC (1): Milley

ROSTER BY COUNTRY:UNITED STATES (17): Bailey, Brooks, DeRosa, Friedman, Gardiner, Goodwin, Holstrom, Jensen, McAdam, Musico, Olczyk, Saar, Scheid, Skoff, Sweetland, Thompson, Varley; CANADA (8): Glen, Juha, Koudys, Loik, Milley, Richard, Robinson, Williamson; ENGLAND (1): Conway; FINLAND (1): Autio

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE:Luke JUHA YOO-hahPatrick KOUDYS COW-diceCurtis LOIK LOYKJonathan MILLEY MILL-eeEAMON McAdam AY-minTommy OLCZYK OHL-chehkPJ MUSICO MYOO-zik-ohDylan RICHARD RIH-shardZach SAAR SAREric SCHEID SHIDE

2014-15 PENN STATE NITTANY LIONS


PATRICK KOUDYS | CAPTAIN 3R-SR | D | 6-3 | 215 | SMITHVILLE, ONTARIO | MUSKEGON LUMBERJACKS (USHL) | NHL: WASHINGTON CAPITALS

REDSHIRT JUNIOR (2013-14):One of four Nittany Lions to appear in all 36 gamesduringhisfirstseasoninBlueandWhite ... Named team’s Top Defenseman and Players’ Player ... Collected career highs in goals (2), assists (6) and points (8) ... Assisted on the game-winning goal in a 3-2 win against Robert Morris Dec. 27 ... Collected first career two-pointgame (2a) against Wisconsin March 7 ... Tallied markers against Union (Nov. 30) and Michigan State (Feb. 15) ... Ranked fourth among Big Ten defensemen with 79 blocked shots ... Attended the Washington Capitals Development Camp prior to the season.

SOPHOMORE AT RPI (2011-12):Skated in 27 games with Rensselaer (ECAC Hockey) during his sophomore season in 2011-12 ... Gathered two points (1g, 1a).

FRESHMAN AT RPI (2010-11):Played in 31 games as a freshman to help lead RPI to the NCAA tournament ... Collected one goal and two assists ... Attended the NHL Research and Development Camp.

ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE:In 2012-13, appeared in 64 regular-season games with the Muskegon Lumberjacks of the United States Hockey League ... Collected 15 points (1g, 14a) ... Played in three playoff games ... Teammates with Nittany Lion forward Zach Saar ... In 2009-10, played for the Burlington Cougars with Nittany Lion defenseman Luke Juha ... Earned the Most Promising Player, Top Defenseman and Rookie of the Year awards ... Garnered the Top Prospect Award from the Ontario Hockey Association ... Assistant captain for Team Canada in the 2010 Three Nations Tournament ... Member of the Welland Jr. Canadians in 2008-09 ... Played in the Prospect All-Star Tournament for the CCHL Young Stars.

PERSONAL:Selected by the Washington Capitals in thefifthround(147thoverall)ofthe2011NHL Entry Draft ... Son of Jim Koudys and Luanna McGowan ... Father, Jim, was a 12th-round draft choice of the New York Islanders in 1982 ... Mother, Luanna, played basketball at the University of Western Ontario ... Has one sister, Jacqueline ... Cousin, Joey, played collegiately

at Alabama Huntsville and competes professionally in Germany ... Cousin, Dan, concluded his four-year NCAA career at Bentley in 2012-13 ... Uncle, Randy, played at Rensselaer ... Graduated from Blessed Trinity Secondary School (Ontario) ... Majoring in nuclear engineering ... Born Nov. 15, 1992 in Hamilton, Ontario.

CAREER STATS

SEASON GP G A PTS +/- PEN-MIN PP SH GW*2010-11 31 1 2 3 -1 7-14 0 0 0*2011-12 27 1 1 2 -8 11-22 1 0 02013-14 36 2 6 8 -21 13-26 0 0 0TOTAL 94 4 9 13 -30 31-62 1 0 0

* - at Rensselaer

GAME HIGHS NUMBER TIMES LASTGOALS 1 4 2/15/14ASSISTS 2 1 3/7/14POINTS 2 1 3/7/14 MULTI-POINT GAMES 1 3/7/14


REDSHIRT JUNIOR (2013-14):Assistant captain ... Appeared in 28 games and totaled 10 points (3g, 7a), including a career-high three goals ... Netted the first goal at Pegula Ice Arena in a 4-1win against Army Oct. 11 ... Tied for the team lead with a game-high three points against Ohio State March 15 ... Tied for 16th among league defensemen in points ... Assisted on the game-winning goal in a 4-2 win against Ohio State March 15 ... Missed eight games (Feb. 14-March 8) due to injury ... Named Academic All-Big Ten.

REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE (2012-13):Assistant captain ... Appeared in 22 games...Missedfivegamesduetoinjury... Tied for seventh on the team in points (9) and finished eighth in assists (7) ...Led the team’s defensemen with 47 shots ... Assisted on the program’s first goalagainst American International Oct. 12 ... Recorded a three-game point-scoring streak Oct. 26-Nov. 3 (1g, 3a) ... Notched a season-high two points, including the game-winning goal, against Sacred Heart Oct. 27 ... Collected his second three-game point-scoring streak Dec. 7-Dec. 11 (1g, 2a) ... Collected an assist against Vermont Jan. 19.

FRESHMAN AT MERCYHURST(2010-11):Appeared in 36 games with Mercyhurst of Atlantic Hockey during the 2010-11 season ... Ranked second among team’s defensemen with 16 points (2g, 14a).

ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE:Appeared in 33 games with Penn State’s American Collegiate Hockey Association Division I club team in 2011-12 ... Collected six goals and 20 assists ... In 2009-10, played in 57 regular-season games with the United States Hockey League’s Tri-City Storm ... Led team’s defensemen with seven goals and 20 assists ... Named the club’s top defenseman ... Skated in three playoff games ... Was teammates with Nittany Lion forward Kenny Brooks ... Appeared in 35 regular-season contests with the league’s Cedar Rapids RoughRiders in 2008-09 ... Collected one assist ... Played in one postseason game ... Member of Minnetonka High School boys’ ice hockey team for four years (2004-08) ... Earned an all-conference accolade ... Garnered the state’s Hobey Baker Award for character as a senior.

PERSONAL:Son of David and Kristin Jensen ... Father, David, who played collegiately at Minnesota, was a member of the 1984 U.S. Olympic Men’s Ice Hockey Team and appeared in 18 games over three seasons with the NHL’s Minnesota North Stars ... Uncle, Paul, played with Team USA at the 1976 Olympics and was a defenseman for Michigan Tech ... Cousin, Joe, played collegiately at St. Cloud State and appeared in six games with the NHL’s Carolina Hurricanes in 2007-08 ... Has a brother, Beau, who played on the Iowa State club ice hockey team, and a sister, Maddi ... Majoring in business, financeand energy ... Born April 27, 1990.

CAREER STATS

SEASON GP G A PTS +/- PEN-MIN PP SH GW*2010-11 36 2 14 16 +9 4-8 2 0 02012-13 22 2 7 9 +1 1-2 0 0 12013-14 28 3 7 10 -13 5-10 2 0 0TOTAL 86 7 28 35 -3 10-20 4 0 1

* - at Mercyhurst

GAME HIGHS NUMBER TIMES LASTGOALS 1 7 3/15/14ASSISTS 2 2 3/15/14POINTS 3 1 3/15/14MULTI-POINT GAMES 5 3/15/14

NATE JENSEN | ASSISTANT CAPTAIN 24R-SR | D | 6-0 | 195 | SHOREWOOD, MINN. | MERCYHURST (ATLANTIC HOCKEY)


DAVID GLEN | ASSISTANT CAPTAIN 11JR | F | 6-1 | 186 | FORT SASKATCHEWAN, ALBERTA | SPRUCE GROVE SAINTS (AJHL)

SOPHOMORE (2013-14):Assistant captain ... Named a Big Ten Outstanding Sportsmanship Award recipient ... Appeared in 32 games and collected three goals and six assists ... One of five Nittany Lions to record ashorthanded marker ... Led the team with a plus-3 rating and tied for the team lead and was fourth in the Big Ten in faceoff winning percentage (.569) ... Scored in Penn State’s first win at Pegula IceArena against Army Oct. 11 ... Missed three games (Jan. 25-Feb. 1) to undergo a bone marrow donation procedure ... NettedagoalinPennState’sfirstBigTenvictory against Michigan Feb. 8 ... Named Academic All-Big Ten.

FRESHMAN (2012-13):One of four Nittany Lions to appear in all 27 games ... Led the team in goals (16), plus/minus (plus-9), shots (117) and faceoff percentage (.584) ... Ranked second in points (25) and fourth in assists (9) ... Added two power-play and two game-winning goals ... Recorded the program’s first hat trick against AlabamaHuntsvilleFeb. 8 ... Notched two three-point games andfivetwo-pointgames...Recordedatleast one point in 16 games ... Team held

a 10-6-0 record when recording a point ...Collected the first game-winninggoal,multi-goal goal, multi-point game and overtime goal in program history in a 4-3 overtime victory against AIC Oct. 13 ... Recorded a season-high four-game point-scoring streak Oct. 20-Nov. 3 (3g, 4a) ... Scored Penn State’s lone goal against Union Nov. 25 ... Added two points against Holy Cross Dec. 7 ... Recorded two assists against Fredonia Dec. 11 ... Collected an assist against Robert Morris Dec. 28 ... Scored against UConn Jan. 4 ... Netted a goal in three straight games Jan. 15-25 ... Collected two points (1g, 1a) against Alabama Huntsville Feb. 9.

BEFORE PENN STATE:Member of the Spruce Grove Saints of the Alberta Junior Hockey League for four seasons (2009-12) ... In 2011-12, appeared in 60 regular-season games and ranked second on the team with 50 points (21g, 29a) ... Served as team captain ... Added 14 points (7g, 7a) in 11 playoff games... Totaled 38 goals and 40 assists in 96 regular-season games during firstthreeseasons...HelpedleadSpruceGrove to the 2010 and 2011 AJHL titles ... Served as assistant captain during the

2010-11 season ... Also played for the Fort Saskatchewan Rangers.

PERSONAL:Son of John Glen and Donna Sarin ... Majoring in economics ... Born Feb. 14, 1991.

CAREER STATS

SEASON GP G A PTS +/- PEN-MIN PP SH GW2012-13 27 16 9 25 +9 23-57 2 0 22013-14 32 3 6 9 +3 20-62 0 1 0TOTAL 59 19 15 34 +12 43-119 2 1 2


NATE JENSEN | ASSISTANT CAPTAIN 24R-SR | D | 6-0 | 195 | SHOREWOOD, MINN. | MERCYHURST (ATLANTIC HOCKEY)


MAX GARDINER 27R-SR | F | 6-4 | 206 | DEEPHAVEN, MINN. | DUBUQUE FIGHTING SAINTS (USHL) | NHL: ST. LOUIS BLUES

REDSHIRT JUNIOR (2013-14):Skated in 22 games ... Named team’s Top Student-Athlete ... Missed the last eight games of the season due to injury ... Garnered an assist on Mike Williamson’s game-winning goal against Robert Morris Nov. 1 ... Named Academic All-Big Ten and a Big Ten Distinguished Scholar.

REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE (2012-13):One of four Nittany Lions to appear in all 27 games ... Led team with 19 assists ... Ranked third on team in points (22) ... Recorded a career-high three assists in three games ... Assisted on four game-winning goals ... Team held a 10-4-0 record when registering a point ... Notched an assist against American International Oct. 13...Notchedthefirstmulti-pointgameofhis career with a power-play, game-winning goal and an assist against RIT Oct. 20 ... Scored a goal against Sacred Heart Oct. 27 ... Registered an assist on Tommy Olczyk’s first NCAA goal against Buffalo StateNov. 3 ... Collected three assists against Air Force Nov. 10 ... Recorded an assist against Union Nov. 25 ... Accumulated a three-game point-scoring streak Dec. 29-Jan. 5 (5a) ... Started streak with a three-assist performance against Ohio State

Dec. 29 ... Recorded a four-game point-scoring streak Jan. 25-Feb. 9 (1g, 5a) ... Recorded three assists, including a helper on Taylor Holstrom’s game-winning goal, against Michigan State Jan. 26 ... Ended the season with two assists, including an assist on the game-winner, against No. 16 Wisconsin Feb. 25.

FRESHMAN AT MINNESOTA (2010-11):Appeared in 17 games with the University of Minnesota of the Western Collegiate Hockey Association during the 2010-11 season ... Recorded one goal and two assists.

ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE:Member of the Dubuque Fighting Saints of the United States Hockey League in 2011-12 ... Appeared in 50 regular-season games and collected 26 points (12g, 14a) ...Addedfourpoints(1g,3a)infiveplayoffgames ... Skated with Minnetonka High School for three seasons (2007-10) ... As a senior, served as team captain and led his team to the state championship game ... Earned first-teamall-state honors andwasafinalist forMinnesota’sMr.HockeyAward.

PERSONAL:Selected in the third round (74th overall) by the St. Louis Blues in the 2010 NHL Entry Draft ... Son of John and Jill Gardiner ... Has one brother, Jake, and a sister, Paige ... Jake was chosen 17th overall by the Anaheim Ducks in the 2008 NHL Entry Draft, played collegiately at Wisconsin and is a member of the Toronto Maple Leafs ... Uncle, John Birrenkott, played for Bemidji State ... Majoring in economics ... Born May 7, 1992.

CAREER STATS

SEASON GP G A PTS +/- PEN-MIN PP SH GW*2010-11 17 1 2 3 -3 5-24 0 0 02012-13 27 3 19 22 +5 7-22 2 0 12013-14 22 0 1 1 -12 4-8 0 0 0TOTAL 66 4 22 26 -10 16-54 2 0 1

* - at Minnesota



TAYLOR HOLSTROM 28R-SR | F | 5-9 | 175 | YORBA LINDA, CALIF. | MERCYHURST (ATLANTIC HOCKEY)

REDSHIRT JUNIOR (2013-14):One of four Nittany Lions to appear in all 36 games ... Totaled 17 points (8g, 9a) ... One of five Nittany Lions with a shorthandedgoal ... Ranked eighth in the Big Ten with a .547 faceoff winning percentage ... Assisted on three game-winning goals ...Collectedahelper inPennState’sfirstwin at Pegula Ice Arena against Army Oct. 11 ... Garnered a season-high three-game point-scoring streak (3a) Feb. 7-14 ... Netted a goal in Penn State’s double-overtime victory against Michigan in the BigTenquarterfinalsMarch20...NamedAcademic All-Big Ten.

REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE (2012-13):Appeared in 24 games ... Led team with three game-winning goals in wins against Ohio State (Dec. 29), Michigan State (Jan. 26) and Wisconsin (Feb. 25) ... Ranked third on the squad in goals (9) and shots (72), was fourth in points (17) and tied for fifthinassists(8)...Finishedseasonwithatleast one point in nine of his last 10 games ... Scored one goal against AIC Oct. 12 ... Registered an assist against Buffalo State Nov. 3 ... Added an assist against Fredonia State Dec. 11 ... Recorded a team-high eight-game-point scoring streak Dec.

29-Feb. 9 (6g, 6a) ... Notched two-point games four times during that span (Dec. 29 vs. Ohio State - 2g; Jan. 19 vs. Vermont - 1g, 1a; Jan. 26 vs. Michigan State - 1g, 1a; Feb. 9 vs. Alabama Huntsville - 2a) ... Netted two goals, including the game-winning tally, in theseasonfinaleagainstNo. 16 Wisconsin Feb. 25.

FRESHMAN AT MERCYHURST(2010-11):Skated in 36 games with Mercyhurst College during the 2010-11 season ... Named Atlantic Hockey Rookie of the Year and to the league’s All-Rookie Team ... Led team with 24 assists and ranked third in points (33) ... Added nine goals.

ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE:In 2011-12, appeared in 24 games as a member of Penn State’s American Collegiate Hockey Association Division I club team ... Collected 37 points (12g, 25a) ... In 2009-10, skated in 60 games with the Youngstown Phantoms of the United States Hockey League ... Ranked second on the team in assists (22) and was tied for second in points (33) ... Participated in the USHL All-Star Game ... Skated in 55 regular-season games with the Omaha

Lancers in 2008-09 ... Collected 19 points (8g, 11a) ... Played in three playoff games.

PERSONAL:Son of Dayn and Cheryl Holstrom ... Has three siblings, Zack, Taryn and Kristen ... Majoring inenergy,businessandfinance... Born April 4, 1990.

CAREER STATS

SEASON GP G A PTS +/- PEN-MIN PP SH GW*2010-11 36 9 24 33 +8 4-8 6 0 12012-13 24 9 8 17 -3 3-6 0 0 32013-14 36 8 9 17 -17 10-20 1 1 0TOTAL 96 26 41 67 -12 17-34 7 1 4

* - at Mercyhurst


MAX GARDINER 27R-SR | F | 6-4 | 206 | DEEPHAVEN, MINN. | DUBUQUE FIGHTING SAINTS (USHL) | NHL: ST. LOUIS BLUES


JACOB FRIEDMAN 7SR | F | 5-9 | 178 | WEST BLOOMFIELD, MICH. | SOUTH SHORE KINGS (EJHL)

JUNIOR (2013-14):Appeared in 17 games, including 12 straight from Jan. 31-March 8 ... Collected two assists ... Named Academic All-Big Ten ... Won a silver medal with Team USA at the 2013 World Maccabiah Games in Metulla, Israel, prior to the season.

SOPHOMORE (2012-13):Appeared in 13 games ... Garnered a goal and an assist in a 4-0 victory against Fredonia State Dec. 11.

ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE:Member of the University’s American Collegiate Hockey Association Division I club team in 2011-12 ... Registered 21 points (9g, 12a) in 31 games ... Member of the South Shore Kings of the Eastern Junior Hockey League for two seasons (2009-11) ... In 2010-11, appeared in 45 games and tied for sixth in the league with 61 points (26g, 35a) ... Served as team captain ... Recorded 13 points (8g, 5a) in 41 games during the 2009-10 season ... Helped lead team to the league championship series ...Member of the Motor City Machine of the North American Hockey League in 2008-09 and collected 21 points (7g, 14a) in 44 games ... Played

for Cranbrook Kingswood High School for three seasons (2005-08) and helped lead the team to back-to-back state championships (2006, 2007).

PERSONAL:Son of Michael and Pamela Friedman ... Has two brothers, Zachary and David ... Majoringinfinance...BornApril15,1990in Detroit, Mich.

CAREER STATS

SEASON GP G A PTS +/- PEN-MIN PP SH GW2012-13 13 1 1 2 -3 3-6 0 0 02013-14 17 0 2 2 E 2-4 0 0 0TOTAL 30 1 3 4 -3 5-10 0 0 0



PJ MUSICO 1SR | G | 6-1 | 199 | ORANGE, CALIF. | FLIN FLON BOMBERS (SJHL)

JUNIOR (2013-14):Appeared in seven games, starting three, and collected a 0-4-0 record ... Accumulated a 4.16 goals-against average and an .873 save percentage ... Made consecutive starts against Minnesota (March 1) and Wisconsin (March 7).

SOPHOMORE (2012-13):Compiled a 4-6-0 record, a 3.22 goals-against average and .899 save percentage ... Posted the program’s first win at theNCAA Division I level with a 32-save performance against AIC Oct. 13 ... Stopped all 34 shots against Army Oct. 26 torecordthefirstshutoutinPennState’sNCAA history ... Started the season with victories in first four starts ... Collecteda career-high 46 saves against No. 16 Wisconsin Feb. 24.

ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE:Posted a 14-1-1 record with the University’s American Collegiate Hockey Association Division I club team in 2011-12 ... Member of the Flin Flon Bombers of the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League during the 2010-11 season ... Posted a 23-24-0 record with a 3.27 goals-against average ... Led the league in

minutes played (2,791), saves (1,590) and shutouts (3) and was among the league’s top-fivebackstops inwins (23) andsavepercentage (.913) ... In 2009-10, appeared in 17 games with the Wichita Falls Wildcats of the North American Hockey League and recorded a 6-6-1 record with a 3.18 GAA and an .897 save percentage ... Member of the Jersey Hitmen of the Eastern Junior Hockey League for two seasons (2008-10) ... Compiled a 16-7-1 record over two years.

PERSONAL:Son of Paul and Susan Musico ... Has one brother, Patrick, and a sister, Gina ... Majoring in kinesiology ... Born April 14, 1990.

CAREER STATS

SEASON GP MINS GA SV GAA SV% W-L-T SO2012-13 10 559:19 30 268 3.22 .899 4-6-0 12013-14 7 245:28 17 117 4.16 .873 0-4-0 0TOTAL 17 804:47 47 385 3.50 .891 4-10-1 1

GAME HIGHS NUMBER TIMES LASTSAVES 46 1 2/24/13SHOTS FACED 51 1 2/24/13

JACOB FRIEDMAN 7SR | F | 5-9 | 178 | WEST BLOOMFIELD, MICH. | SOUTH SHORE KINGS (EJHL)


TOMMY OLCZYK 14SR | F | 5-10 | 190 | LONG GROVE, ILL. | SIOUx CITY MUSKETEERS (USHL)

JUNIOR (2013-14):Team captain ... Skated in 35 games and totaled career highs in goals (5), assists (5) and points (10) ... Scored first careerpower-play goal in a 3-2 victory against Robert Morris Dec. 27 ... One of fiveNittany Lions to record a shorthanded goal (Oct. 26 vs. Vermont) ... Scored the game-winning goal in a 4-2 victory against Ohio State March 15 ... Assisted on the game-winning tally in a 2-1 triumph against Sacred Heart Nov. 8 ... Collected two three-game point-scoring streaks: Oct. 26-Nov. 8 (2g, 1a) and Dec. 6-27 (2g, 1a) ... Garnered an assist during Penn State’s 5-4 overtime victory against Michigan Feb. 21 ... Named Academic All-Big Ten.

SOPHOMORE (2012-13):Team captain ... Appeared in 26 games ... Collected three goals and one assist ... One of three Nittany Lions to recorded a shorthanded goal ... Ranked fourth on the teamwith 69 shots ... Tallied first careergoal, which proved to be the game-winner, in a 4-2 victory against Buffalo State Nov. 3 ... Netted one marker against Robert Morris Dec. 15 ... Recorded first careerassist against Vermont Jan. 19 ... Added a shorthanded goal against Michigan State

Jan. 25.

ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE:Member of the University’s American Collegiate Hockey Association Division I club team in 2011-12 ... Recorded 52 points (24g, 28a) in 31 games ... Member of the Sioux City Musketeers of the United States Hockey League for four seasons (2007-11) ... Collected 60 points (25g, 35a) in 205 career regular-season games ... Added a goal and an assist in four career playoff games ... In 2010-11, garnered the league’s Curt Hammer Award, presented to a player who distinguishes himself both on and off the ice by demonstrating outstanding performance skills, pride and determination ... Received the team’s 7th Man Award following the 2009-10 season ... Played for the Chicago Mission of the MWEHL in 2006-07.

PERSONAL:Son of Eddie and Diana Olczyk ... Father, Eddie, is a current NHL TV analyst and was a 16-year NHL veteran who helped the New York Rangers capture the 1994 Stanley Cup ... Was also a member of the 1984 U.S. Olympic Hockey Team and the former head coach of the NHL’s Pittsburgh

Penguins ... Has two brothers, Eddie and Nicky, and a sister, Alexandra ... Brother, Eddie, played hockey at UMass ... Uncle, Rick, played hockey at Brown ... Majoring in accounting ... Born Nov. 10, 1990 in Toronto, Ontario.

CAREER STATS

SEASON GP G A PTS +/- PEN-MIN PP SH GW2012-13 26 3 1 4 -10 1-2 0 1 12013-14 35 5 5 10 -11 2-4 1 1 1TOTAL 61 8 6 14 -21 3-6 1 2 2

GAME HIGHS NUMBER TIMES LASTGOALS 1 8 3/15/14ASSISTS 1 6 2/22/14POINTS 1 14 3/15/14MULTI-POINT GAMES n/a


PETER SWEETLAND 6SR | D | 6-2 | 200 | NEWTOWN, PA. | GREEN MOUNTAIN GLADES (EJHL)

JUNIOR (2013-14):Appeared in eight games ... Named Academic All-Big Ten.

SOPHOMORE (2012-13):Skated in 20 games ... Tied for fifth onthe team with eight assists and seventh in points (9) ... Recorded two points (1g, 1a) in his first collegiate game against ArmyOct. 26 ... Added an assist in a 5-1 victory against Air Force Nov. 10 ... Notched an assist in three straight games Dec. 7-11 ... Collected an assist against Neumann Jan. 15 ... Registered an assist in both games of Penn State’s weekend series against Alabama Huntsville Feb. 8-9.

ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE:Appeared in 22 games and collected 13 points (2g, 11a) as a member of the University’s American Collegiate Hockey Association Division I club team in 2011-12 ... Played with the Green Mountain Glades of the Eastern Junior Hockey League in 2010-11 ... Led the team’s defensemen with 24 points (3g, 21a) in 45 regular-season games ... Skated in two playoff games ... In 2009-10, appeared in 44 regular-season games with the Syracuse Stars of the EJHL and registered 15 assists

... Scored one goal in two playoff games ... Recorded 29 points (7g, 22a) in 41 regular-season games with the Tri-State Selects of the Empire Junior Hockey League in 2008-09 ... Collected two points (1g, 1a) in six playoff games.

PERSONAL:Son of Mark and Julie Sweetland ... Has a brother, Drew, and a sister, Sarah ... Cousin, Will, played lacrosse at Lafayette and cousin, Mary Jane, played lacrosse at Saint Lawrence ... Majoring in security and risk analysis ... Born Feb. 18, 1991 in Chicago, Ill.

CAREER STATS

SEASON GP G A PTS +/- PEN-MIN PP SH GW2012-13 20 1 8 9 +2 2-4 0 0 02013-14 8 0 0 0 -2 1-2 0 0 0TOTAL 28 1 8 9 E 3-6 0 0 0


TOMMY OLCZYK 14SR | F | 5-10 | 190 | LONG GROVE, ILL. | SIOUx CITY MUSKETEERS (USHL)


ERIC SCHEID 19R-JR | F | 5-11 | 175 | BLAINE, MINN. | LINCOLN STARS (USHL)

REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE (2013-14):One of four Nittany Lions to appear in all 36 games ... Paced the team with career highs in both goals (11) and points (20) ... Tied for the team lead with career-best four power-play markers ... Scored in his Nittany Lion debut in a 4-1 season-opening win against Army at Pegula Ice Arena Oct. 11 ... Recorded a three-game point-scoring streak (3g, 3a) Nov. 15-Dec. 1 ... Totaled a season-best three points (1g, 2a) against Union Dec. 1 ... Tallied the game-winning goal against Robert Morris Dec. 27 ... Garnered a three-game point-scoring streak (2g, 1a) Dec. 7-28 ... Secured third three-game point-scoring streak (1g, 3a) Feb. 7-14 ... Gathered two assists during Penn State’s first Big Tenvictory against Michigan Feb. 8.

FRESHMAN AT ALASKA ANCHORAGE(2011-12):Spent freshman season with Alaska Anchorage of the Western Collegiate Hockey Association ... Appeared in 30 games and tied for fourth on the team with 15 points (6g, 9a) ... Led team’s freshmen in goals and points ... Ranked third on team with nine assists.

ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE:Appeared in 63 regular-season games with the United States Hockey League’s Lincoln Stars in 2012-13 ... Ranked fifthin the league in plus/minus (plus-37), 16th in assists (36) and 21st in points (59) ... Finished fourth on the team with 23 goals ...Notchedtwogoalsandoneassistinfivepostseason games ... In 2010-11, played in 57 regular-season games with Lincoln ...Rankedfifthontheteamwith36pointsand 15 goals and was sixth in assists (21) ... Added four power-play and three-game winning goals and one shorthanded marker ... Recorded 95 points (38g, 57a) in 120 career USHL regular-season games ... Also played at Blaine High School ... Named to the all-conference team and received all-state honorable mention honors.

PERSONAL:Son of Jim and Sandy Scheid ... Father, Jim, played at Wisconsin from 1977-81 ... Has two brothers, Tony and Ian ... Majoring in communication arts and sciences ... Born May 5, 1992 in Minneapolis, Minn.

CAREER STATS

SEASON GP G A PTS +/- PEN-MIN PP SH GW*2011-12 30 6 9 15 -19 3-6 0 0 12013-14 36 11 9 20 -20 5-10 4 0 1TOTAL 66 17 18 35 -39 8-16 4 0 2

* - at Alaska Anchorage



CASEY BAILEY 25JR | F | 6-3 | 209 | ANCHORAGE, ALASKA | OMAHA LANCERS (USHL)

SOPHOMORE (2013-14):Appeared in 32 games and ranked sixth on the team with 13 points (9g, 4a) ... Led team with 130 shots and tied for the team lead with four power-play goals ... Ranked second on the squad with nine markers ... Secured a season-high four-game point-scoring streak (3g, 1a) Feb. 1-14 ... Assisted on the game-winning goal against Sacred Heart Nov. 8 ... Fired a career-high 11 shots on goal against Michigan March 20 ... Attended the Boston Bruins Development Camp prior to the season.

FRESHMAN IN 2012-13:One of four Nittany Lions to appear in all 27 games ... Led the team in points (27) and power-playgoals(4)andfinishedsecondin goals (14), assists (13) and shots (113) ... Notched one four-point game, two three-point games and four two-point games ... Recorded at least one point in 16 games ... Team held a 10-6-0 record when recording a point ... Assisted on four game-winning goals ... Scored the program’s first goalat the NCAA level against American International Oct. 12 ... Recorded a three-game point-scoring streak Oct. 20-27 (2g, 3a) ... Notched a goal and an assist against both Air Force (Nov. 10) and Holy

Cross (Dec. 7) ... Collected a season-high seven-game point-scoring streak Oct. 29-Jan. 6 (6g, 6a) ... Opened streak with career-highs in goals (2) and points (4) in a 5-4 victory against Ohio State Dec. 29 ... Ended streak with a goal and two assists in a 3-2 victory against Michigan State Jan. 26 ... Notched a two-point game (1g, 1a) in a 4-3 victory against Alabama Huntsville Feb. 9 ... Scored a goal and added an assist in a 3-2 victory against No. 16 Wisconsin Feb. 25.

BEFORE PENN STATE:Skated in 60 regular-season games with the Omaha Lancers of the United States Hockey League in 2011-12 ... Ranked ninth in the league in points (60) and tied for 10th in goals (27) ... Named the CCM USHL Offensive Player of the Week on Nov. 15 after recording six goals and an assist in three games ... Collected four points (2g, 2a) in four playoff games ... Played two seasons (2009-11) with the Alberni Valley Bulldogs of the British Columbia Hockey League and collected 82 points (41g, 41a) in 111 regular-season games ... In 2010-11, recorded 58 points (28g, 30a) in 60 regular-season games ... Added seven points (4g, 3a) in four playoff games

... Collected 13 goals and 11 assists in 51 regular-season games in 2009-10 ... Notched two assists in 13 playoff games ... Was teammates with Connor Varley during the 2010-11 season.

PERSONAL:Son of Glen and Dawn Bailey ... Has one brother, Kyle, and a sister, Jessica ... Brother, Kyle, played for the USHL’s Des Moines Buccaneers and Lindenwood’s club team ... Majoring in labor studies and employment relations ... Born Oct. 27, 1991.

CAREER STATS

SEASON GP G A PTS +/- PEN-MIN PP SH GW2012-13 27 14 13 27 +1 17-34 4 0 02013-14 32 9 4 13 -21 10-20 4 0 0TOTAL 59 23 17 40 -20 27-54 8 0 0


ERIC SCHEID 19R-JR | F | 5-11 | 175 | BLAINE, MINN. | LINCOLN STARS (USHL)


KENNY BROOKS 13JR | F | 6-1 | 205 | LAS VEGAS, NEV. | TRI-CITY STORM (USHL)

SOPHOMORE (2013-14):One of four Nittany Lions to appear in all 36 games ... Recorded career-high four goalsandaddedsixassists...Nettedfirstcareer power-play goal against Minnesota Feb. 28 ... Gathered an assist during PennState’s firstBigTen victory againstMichigan Feb. 8 ... Named Academic All-Big Ten.

FRESHMAN (2012-13):Skated in 25 games ... Ranked third on the team in assists (10) and tied for fifthin points (12) ... Recorded first careerpoint with an assist on David Glen’s game-winning goal against American International Oct. 13 ... Registered an assist on Max Gardiner’s game-winning goalagainstRITOct.20...Scoredhisfirstcareer goal against Army Oct. 26 ... Tallied an assist against Buffalo State Nov. 3 ... Registered an assist against Air Force Nov. 10 ... Recorded an assist against Union Nov. 25 ... Collected a helper against UConn (Jan. 4), Neumann (Jan. 15) and Michigan State (Jan. 25) ... Registered season-best two assists against Alabama Huntsville Feb. 9 ... Scored one goal against Alabama Huntsville Feb. 10.

BEFORE PENN STATE:Member of the Tri-City Storm of the United States Hockey League for three seasons (2009-12) ... In 2011-12, appeared in 59 regular-season games and ranked second on the team in points (42) and assists (27) and third in goals (15) ... Recorded four points (2g, 2a) in two playoff games ... In 2010-11, tied for fourth on the team with 26 points (9g, 17a) ... Added seven goals and 11 assists in 49 regular-season games in 2009-10 ... Scored one goal in three playoff games ... Was teammates with Nittany Lion defenseman Nate Jensen during the 2009-10 campaign.

PERSONAL:Son of Kirk and Corine Brooks ... Has a sister, Brittney ... Majoring in supply chain and information systems ... Born Dec. 11, 1991.

CAREER STATS

SEASON GP G A PTS +/- PEN-MIN PP SH GW2012-13 25 2 10 12 E 6-23 0 0 12013-14 36 4 6 10 -9 14-39 1 0 0TOTAL 61 6 16 22 -9 20-62 1 0 1



LUKE JUHA 4JR | D | 5-11 | 198 | MISSISSAUGA, ONTARIO | VERNON VIPERS (BCHL)

SOPHOMORE (2013-14):Skated in 26 games ... Collected career highs in goals (4), assists (11), points (15) and power-play goals (4) ... Led Big Ten defensemen and tied for the team lead with four power-play markers ... Tied for the team lead with 11 assists and eight power-play points ... Tied for fourth on the team and paced blueliners in points ... Collected three-game point-scoring streak Oct. 26-Nov. 8 (2g, 1a) ... Missed 10 games due to injury Feb. 14-March 15 ... Named Academic All-Big Ten.

FRESHMAN (2012-13):Appearedin19games...Missedthefinal18 games of the season due to injury ... Tied for ninth on the team with six assists ...Recordedhisfirstcareerpointwithanassist against Sacred Heart Oct. 27 ... Scored the game-winning goal in a 5-1 win against Air Force Nov. 10 ... Collected a helper against Robert Morris Dec. 15 ... Gathered two assists against both Ohio State and UConn Dec. 29 and Jan. 4, respectively.

BEFORE PENN STATE:Skated for the Vernon Vipers of the British Columbia Hockey League in 2011-12 ... Registered two assists in 10 games ... Missed the majority of the season due to injury ... Helped lead Team Canada West to the 2011 World Junior “A” Challenge title ... In 2010, helped lead Canada East toasecond-placefinishatthe2010WorldJunior “A” Challenge ... Member of the Burlington Cougars of the Ontario Junior Hockey League for two seasons (2009-11) ... Collected 79 points (15g, 64a) in 73 regular-season games ... Named a first-team all-star ... Named team’s topdefenseman in 2011.

PERSONAL:Son of John and Ginette Juha ... Has one brother, Jesse, and a sister, Laura ... Majoringinfinance...BornMarch9,1993.

CAREER STATS



KENNY BROOKS 13JR | F | 6-1 | 205 | LAS VEGAS, NEV. | TRI-CITY STORM (USHL)


CURTIS LOIK 15JR | F | 6-1 | 214 | NORTH VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA | PENTICTON VEES (BCHL)

SOPHOMORE (2013-14):Appeared in 28 games and totaled career highs in goals (7) and points (10) ... Tied for fourth on the team with seven goals and ninthwith10points...Addedfirstcareershorthanded and game-winning goal in Penn State’s 4-1, season-opening victory against Army Oct. 11 at Pegula Ice Arena ... One of five Nittany Lions to score ashorthanded goal ... Recorded career-high two points (1g, 1a) against Minnesota Jan. 13 ... Finished the season with four goals and one assist during the last nine games ... Named Academic All-Big Ten.

FRESHMAN (2012-13):Appeared in 25 games ... Ranked second on the team in plus/minus (plus-7), fourth in goals (5) and sixth in shots (54) ... Finished tied for seventh on the squad with nine points ... Assisted on David Glen’s game-winning goal against AIC Oct. 13 ... Scored hisfirstcollegiategoalagainstRITOct.20... Recorded an assist against Army Oct. 26 ... Notched a goal against Sacred Heart Oct. 27 ... Extended his point-scoring streak to four games with an assist against Buffalo State Nov. 3 ... Scored goals in back-to-back games against Fredonia State (Dec. 11) and Robert Morris (Dec.

15) ... Added one marker in a 5-4 victory against Ohio State Dec. 29 ... Tallied an assist against Michigan State Jan. 25.

BEFORE PENN STATE:Member of the Penticton Vees of the British Columbia Hockey League for two seasons (2010-12) ... In 2011-12, appeared in 52 regular-season games and totaled 37points (17g,20a) ...Addedfivepoints(3g, 2a) in 15 playoff games as Penticton captured the Fred Page (BCHL), Doyle (Pacificchampion)andRBCCupsastheCanadian Junior “A” national champions ... Notched 26 points (10g, 16a) in 57 games in 2010-11 ... Added three points (2g, 1a) in nine playoff games ... Helped lead Team Canada West to the 2011 World Junior “A” Challenge title ... Also played for the Vancouver Northwest Giants.

PERSONAL:Son of Dan and Brigitte Loik ... Majoring in finance...BornApril23,1993.

CAREER STATS

SEASON GP G A PTS +/- PEN-MIN PP SH GW2012-13 25 5 4 9 +7 8-16 0 0 02013-14 28 7 3 10 -1 1-2 0 1 1TOTAL 53 12 7 19 +6 9-18 0 1 1



JONATHAN MILLEY 23JR | F | 6-5 | 230 | GATINEAU, QUEBEC | PEMBROKE LUMBER KINGS (CCHL)

SOPHOMORE (2013-14):Skated in 20 games ... Collected one goal and three assists ... Tallied lone marker of the season against Ohio State March 14 ... Gathered assists against Air Force (Oct. 18), Boston College (Dec. 28) and Michigan (Feb. 7) ... Named Academic All-Big Ten.

FRESHMAN (2012-13):Appeared in nine games ... Missed 18 games due to injury ... Registered four goals and three assists ... Tallied the first power-play goal in program historyagainst American International Oct. 13 ... Registered an assist on Max Gardiner’s game-winning, power-play goal against RIT Oct. 20 ... Tallied a power-play goal against Army Oct. 26 ... Notched a marker against Sacred Heart Oct. 27 ... Recorded a season-high three points (1g, 2a) against Holy Cross Dec. 7.

BEFORE PENN STATE:Member of the Pembroke Lumber Kings of the Central Canada Hockey League for two seasons (2010-12) ... In 2011-12, appeared in five regular-season gamegames and totaled four points (2g, 2a) ... Added 17 points (7g, 10a) in 12 playoff

games ... In 2010-11, appeared in 42 regular-season games and ranked fourth on the team with 58 points (29g, 29a) ... Helped Pembroke capture the league title and Fred Page and RBC Cups ... Named MVP of the Fred Page Cup and honored as member of the RBC Cup All-Star Team ... Also played for the Smiths Falls Bears of the Canadian Junior Hockey League ... Played for Team Canada East in the 2009 World Junior “A” Challenge.

PERSONAL:Son of Leon Milley and Caroline Seguin ... Has a sister, Melanie ... Majoring in world languages education (French) ... Born May 8, 1991.

CAREER STATS

SEASON GP G A PTS +/- PEN-MIN PP SH GW2012-13 9 4 3 7 +2 9-26 2 0 02013-14 20 1 3 4 -5 11-25 0 0 0TOTAL 29 5 6 11 -3 20-51 2 0 0


CURTIS LOIK 15JR | F | 6-1 | 214 | NORTH VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA | PENTICTON VEES (BCHL)


MATTHEW SKOFF 31JR | G | 6-2 | 195 | McKEES ROCKS, PA. | SIOUx CITY MUSKETEERS (USHL)

SOPHOMORE (2013-14):Appeared in 23 games and accumulated an 8-13-2 record ... Named team’s Most Valuable Player ... Totaled a 2.96 goals-against average and .906 save percentage ... Was the goaltender of record in each Penn State victory ... Named Big Ten Second Star of the Week Feb. 11 after leading Penn State to its first Big Tenvictory in a 4-0 triumph against Michigan Feb. 8 ... Stopped 32 shots in a 5-4 overtime victory against the Wolverines Feb. 21 ... Made 27 saves in a 4-2 win against Ohio State March 15 ... Compiled a career-high 52 saves in a 2-1 double-overtime victory against Michigan in the BigTenquarterfinalsMarch20...NamedAcademic All-Big Ten ... Attended the Philadelphia Flyers Development Camp prior to the season.

FRESHMAN (2012-13):Compiled a 9-8-0 record with a 2.48 goals-against average and .921 save percentage ...Earnedtwoshutouts...Startedthefirstgame in program history against American International Oct. 12 ... Garnered his first victory with a 23-save performanceagainst Buffalo State Nov. 3 ... Made 31 saves in a 5-1 win against Air Force Nov.

10 ... Recorded 40 and 42 saves in back-to-back games against Union Nov. 24-25, respectively...Earnedfirstwhitewashwith18 saves in a 4-0 victory against Fredonia State Dec. 11 ... Ended the season with a 6-2-0 mark in last eight games ... Corralled 36 shots in a 5-4 victory against Ohio State Dec. 29 ... Stopped 34 and 31 shots in wins against Vermont (Jan. 19) and Michigan State (Jan. 26), respectively ... Matched career high with 42 saves in a 3-2 overtime victory against No. 16 Wisconsin Feb. 25.

BEFORE PENN STATE:Member of the Sioux City Musketeers of the United States Hockey League for three seasons (2009-12) ... In 2011-12, compiled a 25-22-1 record ... Ranked second in the league in shutouts (6) and was sixth in save percentage (.912) and goals-against average (2.72) ... Recorded six shutouts for the second straight year to tie a club record ... Compiled a 0-2 record in two playoff games... Posted a 44-33-14 record during his first two seasons ... Namedteam Rookie of the Year in 2009-10, led the league in minutes played (2,852) and tied forfirst ingamesplayed (50) ...Alsoplayed for the Pittsburgh Hornets.

PERSONAL:Son of Joseph and Kathleen Skoff ... Has two brothers, Michael and Mason ... Majoring in supply chain and information systems ... Born July 23, 1991.

CAREER STATS

SEASON GP MINS GA SV GAA SV% W-L-T SO2012-13 18 1063:25 44 513 2.48 .921 9-8-0 22013-14 23 1381:48 68 656 2.95 .906 8-13-2 1TOTAL 41 2445:13 112 1169 2.75 .913 17-21-2 3



CONNOR VARLEY 2JR|D|5-11|195|LANSDALE,PA.•DESMOINESBUCCANEERS(USHL)

SOPHOMORE (2013-14):Skated in 29 games and collected three assists ... Named team’s Top Preseason Athlete ... Earned Academic All-Big Ten honors.

FRESHMAN (2012-13):One of four Nittany Lions to appear in all 27 games ... Led the team’s blueliners in points(12)andwastiedforfirstingoals(4)and assists (8) ... Collected three two-point games...Recordedfirstcollegiatepointswith two assists against Army Oct. 26 ... Added an assist against Sacred Heart Oct. 27 ... Registered two points (1g, 1a), including an empty-net, shorthanded goal against Air Force Nov. 10 ... Contributed a goal and an assist against Holy Cross Dec. 7 ... Picked up a goal against Fredonia Dec. 11 ... Notched an assist against Ohio State Dec. 29 ... Netted a goal against UConn Jan. 4 ... Garnered an assist in back-to-back games against Vermont and Michigan State Jan. 19 and Jan. 25, respectively.

BEFORE PENN STATE:Appeared in 60 games with the Des Moines Buccaneers of the United States Hockey League in 2011-12 ... Collected two goals and 13 assists ... Member of the Alberni Valley Bulldogs of the BCHL in 2010-11 ... Registered 29 points (9g, 20a) in 60 regular-season games ... Named the team’s best defenseman ... Was teammates with Casey Bailey during the 2010-11 season ... Also played for the Valley Forge Minutemen and Philadelphia Jr. Flyers.

PERSONAL:Son of Brian and Janet Varley ... Has one sister, Madison ... Majoring in management ... Born June 3, 1992 in Orange County, Fla.

CAREER STATS



MATTHEW SKOFF 31JR | G | 6-2 | 195 | McKEES ROCKS, PA. | SIOUx CITY MUSKETEERS (USHL)


RICKY DeROSA 21SO | F | 6-1 | 185 | ASTON, PA. | PORT HURON FIGHTING FALCONS (NAHL)

FRESHMAN (2013-14):Skated in 32 games ... Tied for 14th among Big Ten freshmen with 12 points (5g,7a)...Scoredinhisfirstcareergameagainst Air Force Oct. 18 ... Secured a trio of three-game point-scoring streaks: Oct. 26-Nov. 8 (1g, 2a), Dec. 6-27 (1g, 3a), Feb. 7-14 (2g, 2a) ... Netted the game-winning goal in a 2-1 victory against Sacred Heart Nov. 8 ... Notched a goal and an assist in PennState’s firstBigTen victory againstMichigan Feb. 8.

BEFORE PENN STATE:Appeared in 135 regular-season games with the North American Hockey League’s Port Huron Fighting Falcons from 2010-13 ... As team captain in 2012-13, skated in 59 regular-season games and led team in points (42) and assists (26) and tied for first in plus/minus (plus-15) andshorthanded goals (2) ... Added team-leading seven points (3g, 4a) in six playoff games ... Participated in the 2013 NAHL Top Prospects Game ... Named Team MVP and earned team’s Leadership Award ... In 2011-12, recorded 36 points (8g, 28a) in 59 regular-season games ... Assistant captain ... Helped lead Port Huron to the North Division title ... Notched four points

(1g, 3a) in eight playoff games ... Collected four points (1g, 3a) with Port Huron in 17 games in 2010-11 after starting the season with the Amarillo Bulls ... Recorded 10 points (7g, 3a) with Amarillo ... Also played for the Philadelphia Jr. Flyers (2009-10), the Philadelphia Little Flyers (2007-09) and Cardinal O’Hara High School (2006-10) ... In 2009-10, helped Cardinal O’Hara to the Flyers Cup championship.

PERSONAL:Son of Rick and Denise DeRosa ... Has two sisters, Danielle and Kelli ... Graduated from Cardinal O’Hara High School ... Born Feb.9,1992inSpringfield,Pa.

CAREER STATS

SEASON GP G A PTS +/- PEN-MIN PP SH GW2013-14 32 5 7 12 -9 6-12 0 0 1TOTAL 32 5 7 12 -9 6-12 0 0 1



DAVID GOODWIN 9SO | F | 5-10 | 190 | DES PERES, MO. | CEDAR RAPIDS ROUGHRIDERS (USHL)

FRESHMAN (2013-14):Appeared in 34 games ... Named team’s Freshman of the Year ... Tied for the team lead with 11 assists ... Added seven goals, including two power-play markers ... Tied for the team lead and ranked fourth in the BigTen(firstamongfreshmen)witha.569faceoff winning percentage ... Tied for sixth among league rookies with 18 points ... Assisted on the game-winning goal during PennState’sfirstwinatPegulaIceArenaagainst Army Oct. 11 ... Collected a helper on the game-winning goal in Penn State’s firstBigTenwinagainstMichiganFeb.8... Earned Big Ten Third Star of the Week Feb. 25 after a three-point weekend (2g, 1a) against Michigan Feb. 21-22 ... Scored two goals, including the overtime game-winner, against the Wolverines Feb. 21 forPennState’sfirstBigTenroadvictory... Added an assist Feb. 22 ... Secured a season-high three-game point-scoring streak (2g, 2a) Feb. 21-28.

BEFORE PENN STATE:Finished the 2012-13 season with the United States Hockey League’s Cedar Rapids RoughRiders ... Collected 30 points (8g, 22a) in 46 games ... Member of the USHL’s Sioux City Musketeers for

parts of two seasons (2011-13) ... In 2012-13,addedfivegoalsandeightassists in18 games ... Served as team captain ... In 2011-12, posted 39 points (17g, 22a) in 47 regular-season games ... Was teammates with Penn State goaltender Matthew Skoff during the 2011-12 season ... Skated in 68 regular-season and 11 playoff games with the USHL’s Green Bay Gamblers from 2010-12 ... Helped lead Green Bay tothe2011ClarkCupfinals...Recorded118 points (43g, 75a) in 179 career USHL regular-season games ... Added one goal and four assists in 11 playoff games ... Also played for the St. Louis AAA Blues (2008-10) and De Smet Jesuit High School (2006-10).

PERSONAL:Son of Tag and Ann Goodwin ... Has two brothers, Sam and Paul, and two sisters, Stephanie and Betty ... Brother, Sam, played collegiately at Niagara ... Graduated from De Smet Jesuit High School (Mo.) ... Majoring in economics and Spanish ... Born Feb. 27, 1992.

CAREER STATS



RICKY DeROSA 21SO | F | 6-1 | 185 | ASTON, PA. | PORT HURON FIGHTING FALCONS (NAHL)


EAMON McADAM 34SO | G | 6-3 | 201 | PERKASIE, PA. | WATERLOO BLACK HAWKS (USHL) | NHL: NEW YORK ISLANDERS

FRESHMAN (2013-14):Finished his freshman campaign with a 0-9-0 record in 10 starts ... Compiled an .882 save percentage and a 4.09 goals-against average ... Made first careerappearance against Air Force Oct. 18 ... Turned aside a career-high 42 shots against Minnesota Jan. 12 ... Started a season-high three straight games Jan. 18-31 ... Attended the New York Islanders Development Camp prior to the season.

BEFORE PENN STATE:Earned MVP honors at the USHL/NHL Top Prospects Game ... Participated in the 2012 USA Hockey All-American Prospects Game ... Three-year member of the Waterloo Black Hawks of the United States Hockey League (2010-13) ... In 2012-13, posted a 17-9-3 regular-season record with an .896 save percentage, a 3.45 goals-against average and two shutouts ... Compiled a 0-1 postseason record ... Led the U.S. Junior Select Team to the gold medal at the 2012 World Junior A Challenge in Yarmouth, Nova Scotia ... Served as the goalie of record in each game as Team USA went undefeated (4-0-0-0) ... Led Waterloo to the silver medal at the 2012 Junior Club World Cup in

Omsk, Russia ... Named the tournament’s best goalie ... In 58 career USHL regular-season games, notched a 30-18-3 record with an .891 save percentage, a 3.47 goals-against average and two shutouts ... Also played for Team Comcast (2006-10).

PERSONAL:Selected by the New York Islanders in the third round (70th overall) of the 2013 NHL Entry Draft ... Son of Bryan and Hope McAdam ... Has one sister, Sarah, who attended Penn State ... Graduated from West High School (Iowa) ... Born Sept. 24, 1994.

CAREER STATS

SEASON GP MINS GA SV GAA SV% W-L-T SO2013-14 10 557:40 38 283 4.09 .882 0-9-0 0TOTAL 10 557:40 38 283 4.09 .882 0-9-0 0



DYLAN RICHARD 12SO | F | 6-1 | 199 | SHERWOOD PARK, ALBERTA | SPRUCE GROVE SAINTS (AJHL)

FRESHMAN (2013-14):Appeared in 30 games and tied for the team lead with 11 assists ... Tied for fourth on the squad and 16th among Big Ten freshmen with 15 points ... One of fiveNittany Lions to record a shorthanded goal (Feb. 21 against Michigan) ... Scored first career goal in a 3-3 tie against RITOct. 25 ... Tallied season-best two points in games against Ohio State (Feb. 1/1g, 1a), Michigan (Feb. 21/1g, 1a), Wisconsin (March 7/2a) and Ohio State (March 15/2a) ... Collected a three-game point-scoring streak (2g, 2a) from Feb. 14-21 ... Ended the season with six assists during the last six games ... Tallied a goal and an assist in PennState’sfirstBigTenroadvictoryFeb.21 against Michigan ... Assisted on the game-winning goals against Ohio State (March 15) and Michigan (March 20).

BEFORE PENN STATE:Member of the Spruce Grove Saints of the Alberta Junior Hockey League for parts of four seasons (2009-13) ... Teammates with Nittany Lion defenseman Mike Williamson and forward David Glen ... In 2012-13, appeared in 42 regular-season games and led Spruce Grove in goals (22) and points (42) ... Helped lead team to the North

Division championship ... Added 12 points (7g, 5a) in 16 playoff games ... Named to the Reebok North Division All-League Team and was a finalist for the league’s MVPaward ... Helped lead Spruce Grove to the 2011EnerflexCupasAJHLchampions...Notched 41 points (19g, 22a) in 51 regular-season games and compiled three goals andfiveassistsin10postseasoncontests... In 2010-11, played in 43 regular-season games and accumulated 26 points (9g, 17a) ... Skated in 13 playoff games and collected two goals and three assists ... Played in two games during the 2009-10 season ... Won a silver medal with Team Canada West at the 2012 World Junior “A” Challenge ... Also played for the Sherwood Park Kings and Sherwood Park Squires.

PERSONAL:Son of Syl and Sue Richard ... Has two sisters, Amie and Lacie ... Graduated from Vimy Ridge Academy (Alberta) ... Majoring in health and human development ... Born Feb. 5, 1993 in Edmonton, Alberta.

CAREER STATS



EAMON McADAM 34SO | G | 6-3 | 201 | PERKASIE, PA. | WATERLOO BLACK HAWKS (USHL) | NHL: NEW YORK ISLANDERS


ZACH SAAR 17SO | F | 6-5 | 233 | RICHLAND, MICH. | MUSKEGON LUMBERJACKS (USHL)

FRESHMAN (2013-14):Appeared in 33 games and ranked eighth on the team and 21st among Big Ten freshmen with 11 points (5g, 6a) ... Paced the squad and tied for the Big Ten rookie lead with two game-winning goals...Talliedanassistinhisfirstcareergame against Army Oct. 11 ... Notched a season-best two points (1g, 1a) against Wisconsin Dec. 7 ... Twice tallied game-winning markers against Michigan ... Scored the game-winning goal in Penn State’s4-0victory-itsfirstBigTenwin-against the Wolverines Feb. 8 ... Scored the double-overtime game-winner in the Big Ten quarterfinals against MichiganMarch 20.

BEFORE PENN STATE:Finished the 2012-13 season with the Muskegon Lumberjacks of the United States Hockey League ... Teammates with Nittany Lion defenseman Patrick Koudys ... Appeared in 21 regular-season games and totaledfivepoints (2g,3a) ...Addedone assist in three playoff games ... Began 2012-13 campaign as team captain for the USHL’s Des Moines Buccaneers ... Collected 12 points (4g, 8a) in 30 games ... Split time between Des Moines and the

Chicago Steel in 2011-12 ... Recorded 13 points (8g, 5a) in 23 games with Chicago and added 12 points (6g, 6a) in 32 games with Des Moines ... Was teammates with Penn State defenseman Connor Varley in Des Moines ... Participated in the 2012 USHL/NHL Top Prospects Game ... Served as an assistant captain with Chicago ... In 2010-11, skated in 32 games and collected four goals and six assists ... Also played for Detroit Little Caesars (2009-10).

PERSONAL:Son of Brad and Rene Saar ... Father, Brad, was a member of Penn State Football’s 1982 national championship team ... Has one sister, Lauren, who plays volleyball at Georgetown ... Graduated from Glenbarb East High School (Ill.) ... Born June 22, 1993 in Cincinnati, Ohio.

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DAVID THOMPSON 22SO | D | 6-3 | 215 | GLEN MILLS, PA. | CHILLIWACK CHIEFS (BCHL)

FRESHMAN (2013-14):Appeared in 34 games, including final31contestsof theseason ...Totaledfiveassists...Garneredfirstcareerassistina3-2 win against Robert Morris Dec. 27 ... Collected helpers in back-to-back games against Michigan (Feb. 8) and Michigan State (Feb. 14).

BEFORE PENN STATE:In 2012-13, served as team captain of the British Columbia Hockey League’s Chilliwack Chiefs ... Led team’s defenseman with 27 points and tied for the team lead among blueliners with six goals and 21 assists ... Added three power-play and two game-winning markers and one shorthandedgoal...Collectedfiveassistsin eight playoff games ... Served as an assistant captain for the Chiefs during the 2011-12 season ... Notched 30 points (9g, 21a) in 60 regular-season games ... Added one assist in six playoff games ... Named team’s best defenseman and recipient of the Ironman Award ... Played for the BCHL’s Quesnel Millionaires during the 2010-11 campaign ... Recorded 14 points (5g, 9a) in 60 regular-season games ... Played in four playoff contests ... Earned team Rookie of the Year and Ironman

honors ... Also played for the Philadelphia Jr. Flyers (2002-09) and Rustin High School (2006-10) ... Helped lead Rustin to the 2009 state championship.

PERSONAL:Son of Scott and Linda Thompson ... Has one brother, Jonathan ... Graduated from Bayard Rustin High School (Pa.) ... Born May 19, 1992.

CAREER STATS


GAME HIGHS NUMBER TIMES LASTGOALS - - -ASSISTS 1 5 3/14/14POINTS 1 5 3/14/14MULTI-POINT GAMES n/a

ZACH SAAR 17SO | F | 6-5 | 233 | RICHLAND, MICH. | MUSKEGON LUMBERJACKS (USHL)


MIKE WILLIAMSON 26SO | D | 6-4 | 204 | LEDUC, ALBERTA | SPRUCE GROVE SAINTS (AJHL) | NHL: VANCOUVER CANUCKS

FRESHMAN (2013-14):Appeared in 27 games ... Totaled two goals and four assists ... Netted two power-play goals and a game-winning marker ... Made collegiate debut against Air Force Oct. 18 ...Earnedfirstcareerpointwithanassistagainst Vermont Oct. 26 ... Tallied a game-winning, power-play goal in a 5-4 victory against Robert Morris Nov. 1 ... Secured an assist in Penn State’s 5-4 overtime victory against Michigan Feb. 21 ... Attended the Vancouver Canucks Development Camp prior to the season.

BEFORE PENN STATE:Played parts of three seasons with the Spruce Grove Saints of the Alberta Junior Hockey League ... Teammates with Nittany Lion forwards Dylan Richard and David Glen ... Skated in 23 regular-season games in 2012-13 and collected 11 points (1g, 10a) ... Helped lead Spruce Grove to the North Division championship ... Added four points (1g, 3a) in 15 playoff games ... Collected nine goals and nine assists in 41 regular-season games in 2011-12 ... Gathered six points (4g, 2a) in 11 playoff games ... Named Rookie of the Year and to the AJHL All-Rookie Team ... Also played for the Leduc Oil Kings ... Was named the

team’s top defenseman in 2008-09.

PERSONAL:Selected by the Vancouver Canucks in the sixth round (175th overall) of the 2013 NHL Entry Draft ... Son of Bob and Sandra Williamson ... Has one brother, Jacob ... Graduated from Leduc (Alberta) Composite High School ... Majoring in health and human development ... Born Sept. 5, 1993.

CAREER STATS


GAME HIGHS NUMBER TIMES LASTGOALS 1 2 3/14/14ASSISTS 1 4 2/21/14POINTS 1 6 3/14/14MULTI-POINT GAMES n/a


ERIK AUTIO 20FR | D | 5-11 | 180 | ESPOO, FINLAND | ESPOO BLUES (JR. A SM-LIIGA)

BEFORE PENN STATE:Helped lead the Espoo Blues Under-20 Team to the 2014 Finnish Jr. A SM-liiga championship ... Served as team assistant captain ... Member of the Espoo Blues’ junior teams since 2010-11 ... Three-time assistant captain (2010-11, 2011-12, 2013-14) ... Helped lead teams to league titles in 2011 and 2014 ... Earned runner-up performances in 2012 and 2013 ... Named team’s best defenseman in 2010-11 and hardest working player in 2011-12 ... Competed for Finnish National Team at the 2013 International Ice Hockey Federation World Under-18 Championship ...Gatheredone assist and finishedwitha team-high plus-six as team earned a bronze medal ... Represented Finland at both the 2012 Ivan Hlinka Memorial Tournament (silver) and Under-18 Four Nations Tournament ... Named team’s best defenseman at the Four Nations Tournament in Ann Arbor, Michigan ... Participated with Finland at USA Hockey’s National Junior Evaluation Camp in Lake Placid, N.Y., August 2014.

PERSONAL:Son of Lotta and Pekka Autio ... Has two brothers, Olli and Oskar ... Brother Oskar plays in the Espoo Blues junior system ... Graduated from Haukilahden lukio in 2014 ... Born July 23, 1995.

MIKE WILLIAMSON 26SO | D | 6-4 | 204 | LEDUC, ALBERTA | SPRUCE GROVE SAINTS (AJHL) | NHL: VANCOUVER CANUCKS


SCOTT CONWAY 10FR | F | 6-0 | 188 | BASINGSTOKE, ENGLAND | INDIANA ICE (USHL)

BEFORE PENN STATE:Helped lead the United States Hockey League’s Indiana Ice to the Clark Cup title in 2013-14 ... Named to the All-USHL First Team ... Appeared in 57 regular-season games ... Tied for the league lead in plus/minus (plus-40) ... Tied for second in goals (33) and ranked fourth in points (68) and sixth in shots (222) ... Matched a team record 13-game point-scoring streak ... Recordedthefirstfour-goalgameinteamhistory and became the program’s fifthplayer to reach the 30-goal mark ... Led team with 11 points (4g, 7a) in 11 playoff games ... Named to the Indiana Ice All-Decade Team ... Earned All-NAHL Rookie Second Team honors as a member of the North American Hockey League’s Texas Tornado in 2012-13 ... Totaled 54 points (18g, 36a) in 57 regular-season games ... Played for Victory Honda of the Midwest Elite Hockey League.

PERSONAL:Son of Kevin and Tracey Conway ... Holds dual citizenship between Canada and Great Britain ... Father, Kevin, played junior hockey for the Oshawa Generals of the Ontario Hockey League, is a member of the British Ice Hockey Hall of Fame and represented Great Britain at various International Ice Hockey Federation World Championships ... Has a sister, Indya ... Uncle, Fred Perlini, appeared in eight games with the Toronto Maple Leafs from 1981-84 ... Cousin, Brett Perlini, played at Michigan State (2008-12) and was member of the ECHL’s Toledo Walleye in 2013-14 ... Cousin, Brendan Perlini, most recently played for the OHL’s Niagara IceDogs ... Born April 9, 1995 in Basingstoke, England.


JAMES ROBINSON 18FR | F | 6-2 | 190 | COCHRANE, ALBERTA | LANGLEY RIVERMEN (BCHL)

BEFORE PENN STATE:Concluded his second season with the Langley Rivermen of the British Columbia Hockey League in 2013-14 ... Two-time assistant captain (2012-14) ... Appeared in 44 regular-season games in 2013-14 and tied for fourth on the team with 42 points (15g, 27a) ... Added nine points (1g, 8a) in 12 playoff games ... Earned team’s Most Valuable Player honor ... Collected 42 points (9g, 33a) in 55 regular-season games in 2012-13 ... Collected a goal and an assist in four playoff games ... Named the team’s Energy Player of the Year ... Attended the Edge School for two seasons and helped lead the team to a pair of league titles (2011, 2012) ... Honored as league MVP in 2011-12.

PERSONAL:Son of Jim and Patti Robinson ... Has one brother, Tyler ... Graduated from the Edge School in 2012 ... Born April 9, 1994 in Calgary, Alberta.

SCOTT CONWAY 10FR | F | 6-0 | 188 | BASINGSTOKE, ENGLAND | INDIANA ICE (USHL)


PJ MUSICOSr. | G | 6-1 | 200

1JACOB FRIEDMAN

Sr. | F | 5-9 | 179

7PETER SWEETLAND

Sr. | D | 6-2 | 205

6LUKE JUHA

Jr. | D | 5-11 | 198

4PATRICK KOUDYS

Sr. | D | 6-3 | 210

3CONNOR VARLEY

Jr. | D | 5-11 | 200

2

DAVID GOODWINSo. | F | 5-10 | 190

9TOMMY OLCZYK

Sr. | F | 5-10 | 190

14KENNY BROOKS

Jr. | F | 6-1 | 210

13DYLAN RICHARD

So. | F | 6-1 | 187

12DAVID GLENJr. | F | 6-1 | 186

11SCOTT CONWAY

Fr. | F | 6-0 | 190

10

CURTIS LOIKJr. | F | 6-1 | 214

15RICKY DeROSASo. | F | 6-1 | 185

21ERIK AUTIO

Fr. | D | 5-10 | 176

20ERIC SCHEIDJr. | F | 5-10 | 174

19JAMES ROBINSON

Fr. | F | 6-1 | 180

18ZACH SAAR

So. | F | 6-5 | 236

17

DAVID THOMPSONSo. | D | 6-2 | 217

22MAX GARDINER

Sr. | F | 6-3 | 203

27MIKE WILLIAMSON

So. | D | 6-3 | 206

26CASEY BAILEYJr. | F | 6-3 | 205

25NATE JENSENSr. | D | 6-0 | 196

24JONATHAN MILLEY

Jr. | F | 6-4 | 246

23

TAYLOR HOLSTROMSr. | F | 5-9 | 185

28MATT LINDSAY

Third Season

ACKEITH FISHER

Third Season

ACGUY GADOWSKY

Third Season

HCEAMON McADAM

So. | G | 6-2 | 199

34MATTHEW SKOFF

Jr. | G | 6-1 | 195

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2013-14 SEASON IN REVIEW


2013-14 RESULTSDATE OPPONENT W/L/T SCORE SHOTS RECORD ATTENDANCE GOALIE Oct. 11 ARMY W 4-1 35/26 1-0-0 (0-0-0-0) 6,370 Matthew SkoffOct. 18 at Air Force L 5-2 28/32 1-1-0 (0-0-0-0) 2,519 Eamon McAdamOct. 19 at Air Force L 3-1 34/35 1-2-0 (0-0-0-0) 2,189 Matthew SkoffOct. 25 RIT T (OT) 3-3 35/23 1-2-1 (0-0-0-0) 6,211 Matthew SkoffOct. 26 vs. Vermont1 L 5-2 33/29 1-3-1 (0-0-0-0) 17,632 Eamon McAdam Nov. 1 at Robert Morris W 5-4 41/52 2-3-1 (0-0-0-0) 1,352 Matthew Skoff Nov. 8 SACRED HEART W 2-1 39/21 3-3-1 (0-0-0-0) 6,042 Matthew SkoffNov. 14 #13 UMASS LOWELL L 4-0 37/28 3-4-1 (0-0-0-0) 5,998 Matthew SkoffNov. 15 #13 UMASS LOWELL L 3-2 37/44 3-5-1 (0-0-0-0) 6,158 Eamon McAdamNov. 30 #15 UNION L 4-3 32/34 3-6-1 (0-0-0-0) 5,877 Matthew SkoffDec. 1 #15 UNION L 5-4 23/43 3-7-1 (0-0-0-0) 5,177 Eamon McAdamDec. 6 at #17 Wisconsin* L 7-1 28/43 3-8-1 (0-1-0-0) 8,945 Matthew SkoffDec. 7 at #17 Wisconsin* L 4-3 30/31 3-9-1 (0-2-0-0) 10,079 Matthew SkoffDec. 27 vs. Robert Morris2 W 3-2 62/28 4-9-1 (0-2-0-0) 8,533 Matthew SkoffDec. 28 vs. #7 Boston College2 L 8-2 33/33 4-10-1 (0-2-0-0) 8,222 Matthew SkoffJan. 12 #1 MINNESOTA* L 3-2 30/45 4-11-1 (0-3-0-0) 5,999 Eamon McAdamJan. 13 #1 MINNESOTA* L 5-2 38/25 4-12-1 (0-4-0-0) 6,154 Eamon McAdamJan. 17 at Michigan State* L 3-0 48/29 4-13-1 (0-5-0-0) 6,397 Matthew SkoffJan. 18 at Michigan State* L 3-2 31/32 4-14-1 (0-6-0-0) 5,972 Eamon McAdamJan. 25 #2 BOSTON COLLEGE L 3-2 35/30 4-15-1 (0-6-0-0) 6,214 Eamon McAdamJan. 31 at Ohio State* L 5-1 47/32 4-16-1 (0-7-0-0) 6,856 Eamon McAdamFeb. 1 at Ohio State* L 5-2 26/24 4-17-1 (0-8-0-0) 5,771 Matthew SkoffFeb. 7 #10 MICHIGAN* L 7-3 36/28 4-18-1 (0-9-0-0) 6,118 PJ MusicoFeb. 8 #10 MICHIGAN* W 4-0 40/32 5-18-1 (1-9-0-0) 6,170 Matthew SkoffFeb. 14 MICHIGAN STATE* T (SOL) 2-2 27-34 5-18-2 (1-9-1-0) 6,062 Matthew SkoffFeb. 15 MICHIGAN STATE* L 2-1 29/13 5-19-2 (1-10-1-0) 6,140 Matthew SkoffFeb. 21 at #10 Michigan* W (OT) 5-4 44/36 6-19-2 (2-10-1-0) 5,800 Matthew SkoffFeb. 22 at #10 Michigan* L 5-2 20/39 6-20-2 (2-11-1-0) 5,800 Matthew SkoffFeb. 28 at #2 Minnesota* L 5-1 31/36 6-21-2 (2-12-1-0) 9,929 Matthew SkoffMarch 1 at #2 Minnesota* L 2-1 27/37 6-22-2 (2-13-1-0) 10,045 PJ MusicoMarch 7 #5 WISCONSIN* L 4-2 26/34 6-23-2 (2-14-1-0) 6,015 PJ MusicoMarch 8 #5 WISCONSIN* L (OT) 3-2 43/29 6-24-2 (2-15-1-0) 5,829 Matthew SkoffMarch 14 OHIO STATE* L 4-2 42/40 6-25-2 (2-16-1-0) 5,767 PJ MusicoMarch 15 OHIO STATE* W 4-2 32/29 7-25-2 (3-16-1-0) 5,892 Matthew SkoffMarch 20 vs. #12 Michigan3 W (2OT) 2-1 65/53 8-25-2 (3-16-1-0) 7,333 Matthew SkoffMarch 21 vs. #6 Wisconsin3 L 2-1 25/34 8-26-2 (3-16-1-0) 7,963 Matthew Skoff

* - Big Ten Conference game1 - Philadelphia College Hockey Faceoff (Wells Fargo Center - Philadelphia, Pa.)2 - Three Rivers Classic (CONSOL Energy Center - Pittsburgh, Pa.)3 - Big Ten Men’s Ice Hockey Championship (xcel Energy Center - St. Paul, Minn.)

ATTENDANCE

DATES TOTAL AVG.Total: 36 239,530 6,654Home: 18 108,193 6,011Away: 13 81,654 6,281 Neutral: 5 49,683 9,937

TEAM RECORD W-L-TOverall: 8-26-2Conference: 3-16-1-0Home: 4-12-2Away: 2-11-0Neutral: 2-3-0Overtime: 2-1-2

2013-14 RESULTS 2013-14 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS


2013-14 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS OVERALL CONFERENCE

## Player GP G A PTS SH +/- PEN-MIN PP SH GW GP G A PTS SH +/- PEN-MIN PP SH GW 19 Scheid, Eric 36 11 9 20 82 -20 5-10 4 0 1 20 3 4 7 41 -17 4-8 2 0 0 9 Goodwin, David 34 7 11 18 85 -8 10-20 2 0 1 19 3 5 8 44 -11 6-12 1 0 1 28 Holstrom, Taylor 36 8 9 17 74 -17 10-20 1 1 0 20 5 4 9 42 -11 5-10 1 0 0 4 Juha, Luke 26 4 11 15 52 -4 3-6 4 0 0 10 0 5 5 13 -5 2-4 0 0 0 12 Richard, Dylan 30 4 11 15 39 -3 1-2 1 1 0 15 3 8 11 17 -2 0-0 1 1 0 25 Bailey, Casey 32 9 4 13 139 -21 10-20 4 0 0 18 7 3 10 57 -14 5-10 3 0 0 21 DeRosa, Ricky 32 5 7 12 48 -9 6-12 0 0 1 18 3 4 7 27 -7 4-8 0 0 0 17 Saar, Zach 33 5 6 11 68 -14 20-40 1 0 2 19 3 3 6 47 -11 8-16 0 0 1 15 Loik, Curtis 28 7 3 10 64 -1 1-2 0 1 1 15 4 2 6 36 +1 0-0 0 0 014 Olczyk, Tommy 35 5 5 10 85 -11 2-4 1 1 1 19 2 3 5 44 -7 1-2 0 0 1 13 Brooks, Kenny 36 4 6 10 91 -9 14-39 1 0 0 20 3 2 5 43 -3 7-14 1 0 0 24 Jensen, Nate 28 3 7 10 35 -13 5-10 2 0 0 12 1 5 6 13 -8 2-4 1 0 0 11 Glen, David 32 3 6 9 87 +3 20-62 0 1 0 18 2 3 5 52 +4 9-18 0 0 0 3 Koudys, Patrick 36 2 6 8 61 -21 13-26 0 0 0 20 1 4 5 45 -16 10-20 0 0 0 26 Williamson, Mike 27 2 4 6 44 -4 16-38 2 0 1 17 1 2 3 25 -3 9-21 1 0 0 22 Thompson, David 34 0 5 5 38 -10 9-18 0 0 0 20 0 4 4 25 -10 5-10 0 0 0 23 Milley, Jonathan 20 1 3 4 36 -5 11-25 0 0 0 12 1 1 2 18 -5 5-10 0 0 0 2 Varley, Connor 29 0 3 3 30 -16 3-6 0 0 0 18 0 3 3 15 -10 1-2 0 0 0 5 Yanis, Mark 23 0 3 3 13 -7 15-49 0 0 0 12 0 1 1 5 -7 5-21 0 0 0 7 Friedman, Jacob 17 0 2 2 38 E 2-4 0 0 0 13 0 1 1 30 -3 1-2 0 0 0 27 Gardiner, Max 22 0 1 1 39 -12 4-8 0 0 0 12 0 0 0 24 -10 2-4 0 0 0 34 McAdam, Eamon 10 0 0 0 0 E 1-2 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 E 1-2 0 0 0 8 McDonagh, Michael 14 0 0 0 25 -6 2-4 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 11 -3 0-0 0 0 0 31 Skoff, Matthew 23 0 0 0 0 E 1-2 0 0 0 12 0 0 0 0 E 1-2 0 0 0 6 Sweetland, Peter 8 0 0 0 5 -2 1-2 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 1 +1 0-0 0 0 0 TM TEAM 24 0 0 0 0 E 6-12 0 0 0 16 0 0 0 0 E 1-2 0 0 0 TOTAL 36 80 122 202 1269 -210 191-443 23 5 8 20 42 67 109 675 -157 94-202 11 1 3 OPPONENTS 36 129 223 352 1185 +198 155-310 30 6 26 20 75 131 206 638 +150 82-164 13 4 16

OVERALL CONFERENCE

## Player GP MIN GA GAA SV SV% W-L-T SO GP MIN GA GAA SV SV% W-L-T SO 31 Skoff, Matthew 23 1381:48 68 2.95 656 .906 8-13-2 1 12 708:38 38 3.22 325 .895 3-8-1 1 34 McAdam, Eamon 10 557:40 38 4.09 283 .882 0-9-0 0 5 262:21 17 3.89 126 .881 0-4-0 0 1 Musico, PJ 7 245:28 17 4.16 117 .873 0-4-0 0 6 225:29 14 3.73 112 .889 0-4-0 0 TM TEAM 24 26:47 6 0.00 0 .000 0-0-0 0 16 17:28 6 0.00 0 .000 0-0-0 0 TOTAL 36 2211:43 129 3.50 1056 .891 8-26-2 1 20 1213:56 75 3.71 563 .882 3-16-1 1 OPPONENTS 26 2211:43 80 2.17 1189 .937 26-8-2 2 20 1213:56 42 2.08 633 .938 16-3-1 1

SHOTS ON GOAL SHOTS AVG. SHOT% SHOTS ON GOALPenn State 1269 35.25 0.63 Penn State 675 33.75 .062Opponents 1185 32.92 .109 Opponents 638 31.90 .118

POWER PLAYS GOALS OPPS PP% POWER PLAYS GOALS OPPS PP%Penn State 23 130 .177 Penn State 11 69 .159Opponents 30 159 .189 Opponents 13 78 .167

GOALS BY PERIOD 1 2 3 OT 2OT TOTAL GOALS BY PERIOD 1 2 3 OT TOTALPenn State 26 20 32 1 1 80 Penn State 15 9 17 1 42Opponents 38 46 44 1 0 129 Opponents 24 26 24 1 75

2013-14 RESULTS 2013-14 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS


SITUATIONAL RECORDSOverall ...........................................8-26-2Home .............................................4-12-2Away ..............................................2-11-0Neutral .............................................2-3-0Overtime ..........................................0-0-1Shootouts ........................................0-2-0Vs. ranked opponent .....................3-17-0Vs. unranked opponent ...................5-9-2Vs. Atlantic Hockey .........................4-2-1Vs. Big Ten ................................. 4-17-1-0Vs. ECAC Hockey ............................0-2-0Vs. Hockey East ..............................0-5-0

Scoringfirst .....................................5-8-1Scoredonfirst ...............................3-18-1Leadingafterfirst ............................4-4-0Trailingafterfirst ............................2-17-1Tiedafterfirst ..................................1-5-1Leading after second .......................6-1-1Trailing after second ......................2-21-0Tied after second ............................0-4-1

One-goal games ............................5-11-0Two-goal games ..............................1-3-0Three-goal games ...........................1-6-0Four(+)-goal games .........................1-6-0Scoring zero goals ...........................0-2-0Scoring one goal .............................0-7-0Scoring two goals ..........................2-13-1Scoring three goals .........................1-3-1Scoring four goals ...........................3-1-0Scoringfivegoals ............................2-0-0Allowing zero goals .........................1-0-0Allowing one goal ............................3-0-0Allowing two goals ..........................2-3-1Allowing three goals ........................0-7-1Allowing four goals ..........................2-5-0Allowingfivegoals ...........................0-8-0Allowing six goals ............................0-0-0Allowing seven(+) goals ...................0-3-0

Outshooting opponent ..................7-11-1Outshot by opponent ....................1-14-1Even shots .......................................0-1-0Taking 0-19 shots ............................0-0-0Taking 20-29 shots ..........................0-9-1Taking 30-39 shots ........................3-13-1Taking 40-49 shots ..........................3-4-0Taking 50+ shots .............................2-0-0Allowing 0-19 shots .........................0-1-0Allowing 20-29 shots .......................4-7-1Allowing 30-39 shots .....................2-14-1Allowing 40-49 shots .......................0-4-0Allowing 50+ shots ..........................2-0-0

On Monday ......................................0-1-0On Thursday ....................................1-1-0On Friday .......................................5-10-2On Saturday ..................................2-12-0On Sunday .......................................0-2-0

In October .......................................1-3-1In November ....................................2-3-0In December ....................................1-4-0In January ........................................0-6-0In February ......................................2-5-1In March ..........................................2-5-0

FACEOFFSPlayer GP W L PCTDavid Glen 32 310 235 .569David Goodwin 34 124 94 .569Jonathan Milley 20 10 8 .556Casey Bailey 32 34 28 .548Taylor Holstrom 36 290 240 .547Max Gardiner 22 46 44 .511Zach Saar 33 3 3 .500Dylan Richard 30 127 137 .481Michael McDonagh 14 30 34 .469Eric Scheid 36 132 157 .457Tommy Olczyk 35 19 23 .452Curtis Loik 28 6 8 .429Jacob Friedman 17 2 3 .400Kenny Brooks 36 12 18 .400Ricky DeRosa 32 109 91 .363

POWER PLAY SCORINGPlayer G A PTS SH PCTTommy Olczyk 1 0 1 3 .333Eric Scheid 4 4 8 13 .308Nate Jensen 2 2 4 7 .286Luke Juha 4 4 8 18 .222Dylan Richard 1 5 6 5 .200Mike Williamson 2 1 3 11 .182David Goodwin 2 4 6 16 .125Casey Bailey 4 2 6 35 .114Zach Saar 1 3 4 10 .100Taylor Holstrom 1 3 4 12 .083Kenny Brooks 1 0 1 17 .059David Glen 0 2 2 8 .000David Thompson 0 1 1 3 .000Patrick Koudys 0 1 1 3 .000Curtis Loik 0 1 1 4 .000Mark Yanis 0 1 1 7 .000Ricky DeRosa 0 1 1 1 .000Max Gardiner 0 1 1 4 .000Jonathan Milley 0 0 0 2 .000Jacob Friedman 0 0 0 1 .000

SHORTHANDED SCORINGPlayer G A PTS SH PCTCurtis Loik 1 0 1 2 .500Taylor Holstrom 1 0 1 4 .250Dylan Richard 1 0 1 5 .200David Glen 1 0 1 6 .167Tommy Olczyk 1 1 2 13 0.77Luke Juha 0 2 2 3 0.00Kenny Brooks 0 1 1 6 .000Ricky DeRosa 0 1 1 4 .000David Goodwin 0 1 1 1 .000Connor Varley 0 0 0 3 .000Michael McDonagh 0 0 0 1 .000Max Gardiner 0 0 0 1 .000David Thompson 0 0 0 1 .000Mike Williamson 0 0 0 1 .000Nate Jensen 0 0 0 1 .000

SHOOTOUT STATISTICSTEAM RESULTSDATE OPPONENT SCORE RDSOct. 25 RIT 0-2 2Feb. 14 Michigan State 0-1 7

INDIVIDUAL RESULTSPLAYER G ATT PCTCasey Bailey 0 1 .000Kenny Brooks 0 1 .000Jacob Friedman 0 1 .000David Glen 0 1 .000Curtis Loik 0 1 .000 Michael McDonagh 0 1 .000Dylan Richard 0 1 .000Eric Scheid 0 2 .000

SCORING BY CLASSCLASS G A PTSSophomores 38 48 86Freshmen 24 44 68Juniors 18 30 48Seniors 0 0 0TOTALS 80 122 202

SCORING BY POSITIONPOSITION G A PTSForwards 69 83 152Defensemen 11 39 50TOTALS 80 122 202

SPECIAL TEAMSPOWER PLAY G ATT PCTOverall 23 130 .177Home 12 65 .185Away 9 47 .191Neutral 2 18 .111Big Ten 11 69 .159

PENALTY KILL KILLS ATT PCTOverall 129 159 .811Home 75 91 .824Away 40 49 .816Neutral 14 19 .737Big Ten 65 78 .833

2013-14 STATISTICS 2013-14 BIG TEN IN REVIEW


2013-14 FINAL STANDINGS CONFERENCE OVERALL

PTS GP W L T SOW GF GA GP W L T GF GAMinnesota 45 20 14 3 3 0 59 37 41 28 7 6 143 86Wisconsin 40 20 13 6 1 0 53 46 37 24 11 2 120 95Michigan 33 20 10 8 2 1 68 59 35 18 13 4 107 89Ohio State 27 20 6 9 5 4 53 55 37 18 14 5 118 100Michigan State 25 20 5 9 6 4 42 55 36 11 18 7 79 93Penn State 10 20 3 16 1 0 42 75 36 8 26 2 80 129

ALL-BIG TEN TEAMSALL-BIG TEN FIRST TEAM

Ryan Dzingel, F, Ohio State

Michael Mersch, F, Wisconsin

Mark Zengerle, F, Wisconsin

Mike Reilly, D, Minnesota

Jack McCabe, D, Wisconsin

Adam Wilcox, G, Minnesota

ALL-BIG TEN SECOND TEAM

JT Compher, F, Michigan

Kyle Rau, F, Minnesota

Nic Kerdiles, F, Wisconsin

Mac Bennett, D, Michigan

Frankie Simonelli, D, Wisconsin

Joel Rumpel, G, Wisconsin

HONORABLE MENTION

Andrew Copp, F, Michigan

Alex Guptill, F, Michigan

Greg Wolfe, F, Michigan State

Hudson Fasching, F, Minnesota

Sam Warning, F, Minnesota

Jake Chelios, D, Michigan State

Ben Marshall, D, Minnesota

Brady Skjei, D, Minnesota

Jake Hildebrand, G, Michigan State

MAJOR AWARD WINNERSPLAYER OF THE YEAR

Adam Wilcox, Minnesota

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR

Mike Reilly, Minnesota

GOALTENDER OF THE YEAR

Adam Wilcox, Minnesota

FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR

JT Compher, Michigan

COACH OF THE YEAR

Don Lucia, Minnesota

BIG TEN SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD

David Glen, Penn State

CONFERENCE HONORSBIG TEN SPORTSMANSHIP HONOREES

Luke Moffatt, Michigan

Greg Wolfe, Michigan State

Nate Condon, Minnesota

Tanner Fritz, Ohio State

David Glen, Penn State

Frankie Simonelli, Wisconsin

2013-14 STATISTICS 2013-14 BIG TEN IN REVIEW


QUARTERFINALSTHURSDAY, MARCH 20

PENN STATE 2, MICHIGAN 1 (2OT)

OHIO STATE 2, MICHIGAN STATE 1 (OT)

SEMIFINALSFRIDAY, MARCH 21

WISCONSIN 2, PENN STATE 1

OHIO STATE 3, MINNESOTA 1

CHAMPIONSHIPSATURDAY, MARCH 20

WISCONSIN 4, OHIO STATE 4

ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMChristian Frey, G, Ohio State

Drew Brevig, D, Ohio State

Frankie Simonelli, D, Wisconsin

Ryan Dzingel, F, Ohio State

Michael Mersch, F, Wisconsin

Mark Zengerle, F, Wisconsin

MOST OUTSTANDING PLAYERMark Zengerle, F, Wisconsin

THURSDAY, MARCH 20 FRIDAY, MARCH 21 SATURDAY, MARCH 22

Time: 2 p.m. CTTV: BTN




CHAMPIONSHIP GAME7 p.m. CTTV: BTN 2014

TOURNAMENTCHAMPION

#4 OHIO STATE

#5 MICHIGAN STATE

#1 MINNESOTA

#2 WISCONSIN

#3 MICHIGAN

#6 PENN STATE

2014 BIG TEN MEN'S ICE HOCKEY TOURNAMENTMarch 20-22

XCEL ENERGY CENTER • SAINT PAUL, MINN.

#6 PENN STATE

#4 OHIO STATE

#2 WISCONSIN

#4 OHIO STATE

#2 WISCONSIN

2014 BIG TEN TOURNAMENT IN REVIEW 2013-14 BOX SCORES


2013-14 BOX SCORESGAME 1PENN STATE VS. ARMYOct. 11, 2013Pegula Ice Arena • University Park, Pa.

1 2 3 FARMY 0 0 1 1PSU 1 0 3 4

SCORING/PENALTY SUMMARYFIRST PERIOD Scoring - 1, PSU, Jensen (Holstrom), 3:02. Penalties - PSU, Milley (high sticking), 4:20; PSU, Thompson (hooking), 9:07; PSU, Brooks (checking from behind-maj.), 11:24; PSU, Brooks (game misconduct), 11:24; ARMY, Lalor (hooking), 15:02.

SECOND PERIOD: Scoring - None. Penalties - ARMY, Peterson (holding), 2:13; PSU, Yanis (interference), 5:52; PSU, Richard (slashing), 15:35; PSU, Yanis (boarding), 17:40; PSU, Glen (holding), 18:28.

THIRD PERIOD: Scoring - 2, PSU, Loik (Goodwin), 3:24 (sh); 3, PSU, Goodwin (Saar); 4, ARMY, Lalor (Faust, Gehrt), 15:39 (pp); 5, Scheid (Glen), 19:35 (en). Penalties - PSU, Milley (roughing after the whistle), 2:20; ARMY (Gehrt), slashing, 3:24; PSU Bailey (hooking), 13:46; PSU, Olczyk (slashing), 14:58.

SHOTSARMY: 7-12-7--26; PSU: 5-14-16--35

POWER PLAYSARMY: 1-10; PSU: 0-3

PENALTIES-MINUTESARMY: 3-6; PSU: 11-33

GOALIESARMY: Tadazak (L, 60:00), 4-14-13--31;PSU: Skoff (W, 60:00), 7-12-6--25

ATTENDANCE: 6,370 (sellout)

RECORD: 1-0-0, 0-0-0-0 Big Ten

GAME 2PENN STATE AT AIR FORCEOct. 18, 2013Cadet Ice Arena • Colorado Springs, Colo.

1 2 3 FPSU 1 0 1 2AF 2 2 1 5

SCORING/PENALTY SUMMARYFIRST PERIOD: Scoring - 1, AF, Holm (Gunner, Demers), 4:46 (pp); 2, AF, Thomas (Carey), 5:56; 3, PSU, Scheid (Milley, Yanis), 8:56. Penalties - PSU, Glen (slashing), 4:30; AF, Halloran (interference), 6:43); PSU, Gardiner (hooking), 14:03.

SECOND PERIOD: Scoring - 4, AF, Demers (Weissenhoffer, Gunner), 12:52; 5, AF, Gunner (Holm, Demers), 17:26. Penalties - PSU, Glen (checking from behind), 3:36; PSU, Jensen (elbowing), 6:03; AF, McKenzie (tripping), 10:13.

THIRD PERIOD: Scoring - 6, AF, Thomas (unassisted), 4:48; 7, PSU, Juha (unassisted), 16:22 (pp). Penalties - AF, Weissenhoffer (holding), 7:24; PSU, Milley (roughing), 7:24; AF, Michalke (facemasking), 15:36; AF, Michalke (roughing), 15:36; PSU, Koudys (roughing), 15:36; PSU, Gardiner (hooking), 17:45.

SHOTSPSU: 9-13-6--28; AF: 11-9-12--32

POWER PLAYSPSU: 1-3; AF: 1-5

PENALTIES-MINUTESPSU: 7-14; AF: 5-10

GOALIESPSU: McAdam (L, 60:00), 9-7-1--27;AF: Torf (W, 60:00), 8-13-5--26

ATTENDANCE: 2,519


GAME 3PENN STATE AT AIR FORCEOct. 19, 2013Cadet Ice Arena • Colorado Springs, Colo.

1 2 3 FPSU 0 0 1 1AF 0 0 3 3

SCORING/PENALTY SUMMARYFIRST PERIOD: Scoring - None. Penalties - PSU, Milley (cross-checking), 0:26; AF, Weissenhoffer (cross-checking), 5:12; AF, McDonald (roughing), 12:36.

SECOND PERIOD: Scoring - None. Penalties - AF, Holm (hooking), 6:47; PSU, Jensen (cross-checking), 17:23.

THIRD PERIOD: Scoring - 1, AF, Michalke (Timar), 6:44 (sh); 2, AF, Gunner (Demers, Halloran), 9:37; 3, AF, Michalke (Thomas, McDonald), 16:41; 4, PSU, DeRosa (Olczyk, Juha), 17:14 (ex). Penalties - AF, Dau (high sticking), 4:54.

SHOTSPSU: 12-15-7--34; AF: 15-10-10--35

POWER PLAYSPSU: 0-4; AF: 0-2

PENALTIES-MINUTESPSU: 2-4; AF: 4-8

GOALIESPSU: Skoff (L, 56:41), 15-10-7--32;AF: Torf (W, 60:00), 12-15-6--33

ATTENDANCE: 2,189


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GAME 4PENN STATE VS. RITOct. 12, 2013Pegula Ice Arena • University Park, Pa.

1 2 3 OT FRIT 2 0 1 0 3PSU 1 1 1 0 3

SCORING/PENALTY SUMMARYFIRST PERIOD: Scoring - 1, PSU, Richard (Koudys), 6:15; 2, RIT, Mitchell (McGowan, Colavecchia), 8:19 (pp); 3, RIT, Colavecchia (Garbowsky, Noyes), 18:13 (pp). Penalties - PSU, Saar (interference), 4:57; RIT, Mitchell (roughing), 5:02; PSU, Saar (charging), 7:13; RIT, Descoteaux (interference), 14:51; RIT, Lynch (embellishment), 17:37; PSU, Thompson (hooking), 17:47; PSU Holstrom (slashing), 18:01; PSU, Brooks (elbowing), 19:29; PSU, Glen (kneeing-maj.), 19:29; PSU, Glen (game misconduct), 19:29.

SECOND PERIOD: Scoring - 4, PSU, Goodwin (Scheid, Saar), 15:21 (pp). Penalties - RIT, Thompson (tripping), 7:23; RIT, Perron-Fontaine (slashing), 14:21; PSU, DeRosa (interference), 19:21.

THIRD PERIOD: Scoring - 5, PSU, Loik (Brooks), 8:47; 6, RIT, McGowan (Kuqali, Garbowsky), 12:41. Penalties - RIT, Kuqali (tripping), 5:24. OVERTIME: Scoring - None. Penalties - None.

SHOTSRIT: 5-9-10-1--25; PSU: 14-9-11-1--35

POWER PLAYSRIT: 2-6; PSU: 1-5

PENALTIES-MINUTESRIT: 6-12; PSU: 8-27

GOALIESRIT: Ruby (T, 65:00), 13-8-10-1--32;PSU: Skoff (T, 65:00), 3-9-9-1--22



GAME 5PENN STATE VS. VERMONTOct. 26, 2013Wells Fargo Center • Philadelphia, Pa.

PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE HOCKEY FACEOFF

1 2 3 FUVM 1 2 2 5PSU 2 0 0 2

SCORING/PENALTY SUMMARYFIRST PERIOD: Scoring - 1, PSU, Holstrom (Williamson, Saar), 11:56; 2, PSU, Olczyk (DeRosa, Juha), 13:17 (sh); 3, UVM, Fallon (McCarthy, Brickley), 15:27. Penalties - PSU, Varley (holding), 0:06; PSU, Williamson (hitting after the whistle), 6:15; UVM, Lenz (hitting after the whistle), 6:15; PSU, Holstrom (boarding), 12:40; UVM, Bradley (cross-checking), 16:53.

SECOND PERIOD: Scoring - 4, UVM, Luuko (White, Pattyn), 6:46; 5, UVM, White (Polesello, Paliotta), 9:45. Penalties - PSU, Team (too many players), 1:04; PSU, Glen (contact to the head-maj.), 1:43; PSU, Glen (game misconduct), 1:43; PSU, Juha (cross-checking), 10:51.

THIRD PERIOD: Scoring - 6, UVM, Bradley (Lenz), 2:30 (sh); 7, UVM, Massar (Hamilton, Puskarich), 9:27. Penalties - UVM, Massar (holding), 1:26; PSU, Saar (indirect contact to the head - elbowing), 8:15; UVM, Forgione (tripping), 13:04; UVM, Bruneteau (tripping), 17:15; Pattyn (unsportsmanlike conduct), 19:20; PSU, Williamson (charging-maj.), 19:42. SHOTSUVM: 11-12-6--29; PSU: 9-1-23--33

POWER PLAYSUVM: 1-6; PSU: 0-5

PENALTIES-MINUTESUVM: 6-12; PSU: 9-32

GOALIESUVM: Santaguida (W, 60:00), 7-1-23--31;PSU: McAdam (L, 57:38), 10-10-4--24

ATTENDANCE: 17,632


GAME 6PENN STATE AT ROBERT MORRISNov. 1, 201384 Lumber Arena • Pittsburgh, Pa.

1 2 3 FPSU 0 3 2 5RMU 1 1 2 4

SCORING/PENALTY SUMMARYFIRST PERIOD: Scoring - 1, RMU, Wydo (Lynch, Wilson), 5:19 (pp). Penalties - PSU, Koudys (roughing after the whistle), 4:57; PSU, Yanis (cross-checking), 5:19; RMU, Team (too many players), 6:18; RMU, Rey (interference), 11:45; PSU, Thompson (interference), 15:27.

SECOND PERIOD: Scoring - 2, PSU, Scheid (DeRosa), 2:01; 3, PSU, Juha (Goodwin, Richard), 8:44 (pp); 4, PSU, Olczyk (Jensen), 9:53; 5, RMU, Wydo (Robillard, Jacklin), 18:12. Penalties - RMU, Robillard (hooking), 7:29; RMU, Denham (charging), 10:11; PSU, Loik (slashing), 13:12; PSU, Yanis (cross-checking), 18:27; PSU, Yanis (misconduct), 18:27; RMU, Wydo (elbowing), 18:40.

THIRD PERIOD: Scoring - 6, RMU, Wydo (penalty shot), 3:09; 7, PSU, Bailey (Holstrom, Jensen), 5:10 (pp); 8, PSU, Williamson (Holstrom, Gardiner), 18:11 (pp); 9, RMU, Wydo (Lynch, Jacklin), 19:48 (ex). Penalties - PSU, Jensen (hooking), 3:09; RMU, Rey (elbowing), 4:09; RMU, Wilson (high sticking), 18:07. SHOTSPSU: 8-16-17--41; RMU: 19-17-16--52

POWER PLAYSPSU: 3-7; RMU: 1-6

PENALTIES-MINUTESPSU: 8-24: RMU: 7-14

GOALIESPSU: Skoff (W, 60:00), 18-16-14--48;RMU: Shafer (L, 58:01), 8-13-15--36

ATTENDANCE: 1,352


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GAME 7PENN STATE VS SACRED HEARTNov. 8, 2013Pegula Ice Arena • University Park, Pa.

1 2 3 FSHU 0 0 1 1PSU 2 0 0 2

SCORING/PENALTY SUMMARYFIRST PERIOD: Scoring - 1, PSU, Juha (Goodwin), 3:51 (pp); 2, PSU, DeRosa (Olczyk, Bailey), 8:04. Penalties - SHU, Minello (slashing), 3:19; SHU, Danforth (hooking), 5:48; PSU, Brooks (slashing), 9:20; SHU, Minello (holding), 10:11; PSU, Team (too many players), 13:29.

SECOND PERIOD: Scoring - None. Penalties - PSU, Sweetland (tripping), 19:52; PSU, Brooks (hooking), 4:08; SHU, Lisi (hitting from behind), 8:35; SHU, Iacono (interference), 11:42; PSU, Saar (boarding), 17:27.

THIRD PERIOD: Scoring - 3, SHU, Rayner (Sheehan, Jasper), 19:31 (ex). Penalties - SHU, Rayner (tripping), 3:56; PSU, Goodwin (hooking), 4:49; PSU, DeRosa (goaltender interference), 9:10; SHU, Lake (kneeing), 17:16; PSU, Goodwin (interference), 18:50; PSU, Glen (roughing), 19:27; SHU, Danforth (roughing), 19:27. SHOTSSHU: 3-10-8--21; PSU: 16-11-12--39

POWER PLAYSSHU: 1-8; PSU: 1-7

PENALTIES-MINUTESSHU: 8-16; PSU: 9-18

GOALIESSHU: Vazzano (L, 58:49), 14-11-12--37;PSU: Skoff (W, 60:00), 3-10-7--20



GAME 8PENN STATE VS. UMASS LOWELLNov. 14, 2013Pegula Ice Arena • University Park, Pa.

1 2 3 FUML 1 2 1 4PSU 0 0 0 0

SCORING/PENALTY SUMMARYFIRST PERIOD: Scoring - 1, UML, Chapie (Buco, Wilson), 1:51. Penalties - PSU, Saar (roughing after the whistle), 8:36; UML, Pendenza (roughing), 8:36; PSU, Saar (slashing), 8:36; UML, Folin (indirect contact to the head - high sticking), 12:01; UML, Wilson (charging), 18:27.

SECOND PERIOD: Scoring - 2, UML, Wilson (Suter, Buco), 5:56; 3, UML, Arnold (Gambardella, Suter), 7:56. Penalties - PSU, Bailey (tripping), 2:29; PSU, Bailey (interference), 9:45; UML, Kamrass (hooking), 11:12.

THIRD PERIOD: Scoring - 4, UML, Arnold (Gambardella), 18:02. Penalties - UML, Wilson (hooking), 1:36; PSU, Brooks (indirect contact to the head - roughing), 8:49; PSU, Bailey (slashing), 10:39. SHOTSUML: 10-12-6--28; PSU: 9-15-13--37

POWER PLAYSUML: 0-5; PSU: 0-4

PENALTIES-MINUTESUML: 5-10; PSU: 6-12

GOALIESUML: Hellebuyck (W, 59:55), 9-15-13--37;PSU: Skoff (L, 60:00), 9-10-5--24



GAME 9PENN STATE VS. UMASS LOWELLNov. 15, 2013Pegula Ice Arena • University Park, Pa.

1 2 3 FUML 3 0 0 3PSU 1 0 1 2

SCORING/PENALTY SUMMARYFIRST PERIOD: Scoring - 1, UML, Gambardella (Arnold, Thompson), 4:26; 2, PSU, Scheid (Juha, Yanis), 10:25 (pp); 3, UML, Buco (Chapie, Wilson), 11:18; 4, UML, Chapie (Holmstrom, Folin), 17:50 (pp). Penalties - UML, White (elbowing), 10:05; PSU, Yanis (slashing), 17:14.

SECOND PERIOD: Scoring - None. Penalties - PSU, Bailey (tripping), 5:58.

THIRD PERIOD: Scoring - 5, PSU, Goodwin (unassisted), 12:17. Penalties - PSU, Holstrom (boarding), 4:17; UML, Kamrass (interference), 5:04; PSU, McDonagh (charging), 7:32; PSU, Williamson (tripping), 13:35. SHOTSUML: 13-17-14--44; PSU: 12-16-9--37

POWER PLAYSUML: 1-5; PSU: 1-2

PENALTIES-MINUTESUML: 2-4; PSU: 5-10

GOALIESUML: Carr (W, 60:00), 11-16-8--35;PSU: McAdam (L, 58:57), 10-17-14--41



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GAME 12PENN STATE AT WISCONSINDec. 6, 2013Kohl Center • Madison, Wis.

1 2 3 FPSU 1 0 0 1UW 2 2 3 7

SCORING/PENALTY SUMMARYFIRST PERIOD: Scoring - 1, UW, Besse (Little), 2:54; 2, UW, Simonelli (Barnes, Zulinick), 3:54; 3, PSU, Olczyk (DeRosa, Jensen), 11:47. Penalties - PSU, Glen (hooking), 9:16; UW, Meuer (interference), 9:16; PSU, Koudys (hooking), 12:39; UW, Barnes (interference), 16:53.

SECOND PERIOD: Scoring - 4, UW, Mersch (Kerdiles), 5:52; 5, UW, Barnes (LaBate, Zengerle), 8:46. Penalties - PSU, Juha (holding), 10:44; UW, Barnes (obstruction - tripping), 10:57.

THIRD PERIOD: Scoring - 6, UW, Kerdiles (LaBate, Simonelli), 12:37; 7, UW, Schulze (LaBate, Zengerle), 14:33; 8, UW, Navin (Soleway, Dahl), 19:23. Penalties - UW, Wittchow (tripping), 2:25; PSU, Milley (slashing), 9:14; UW, Kerdiles (contact to the head - elbowing), 15:53. SHOTSPSU: 12-7-9--28; UW: 11-18-14--43

POWER PLAYSPSU: 0-4; UW: 0-3

PENALTIES-MINUTESPSU: 4-8; UW: 5-10

GOALIESPSU: Skoff (L, 52:24), 9-16-8--33; Musico (7:23), x-x--3--3;UW: Rumpel (W, 60:00), 11-7-9--27

ATTENDANCE: 8,945


GAME 11PENN STATE VS. UNIONDec. 1, 2013Pegula Ice Arena • University Park, Pa.

1 2 3 FUNION 0 3 2 5PSU 2 2 0 4

SCORING/PENALTY SUMMARYFIRST PERIOD: Scoring - 1, PSU, Saar (Scheid, Juha), 3:58 (pp); 2, PSU, Juha (Scheid, Goodwin), 8:06 (pp). Penalties - 1 UNION, Vasaturo (interference), 3:25; UNION, Wilkins (boarding), 6:47; PSU, McDonagh (hooking), 8:54.

SECOND PERIOD: Scoring - 3, UNION, Vecchione (Taylor, Pontarelli), 6:06 (pp); 4, PSU, Scheid (Goodwin), 10:18; 5, PSU, Glen (Brooks), 11:43 (sh); 6, UNION, Gostisbehere (Bodie, Novak), 12:48 (pp); 7, UNION, Gostisbehere (Vecchione), 15:54 (pp). Penalties - PSU, Yanis (roughing), 2:41; UNION, Lichtenwald (roughing), 2:41; PSU, Saar (obstruction - hooking), 5:57; UNION, Ciampini (tripping), 8:07; PSU, Yanis (high sticking), 10:41; PSU, Brooks (charging), 12:03; PSU, Yanis (interference), 15:32.

THIRD PERIOD: Scoring - 8, UNION, Hatch (unassisted), 6:49; 9, UNION, Ciampini (Novak, Bodie), 19:57. Penalties - None. SHOTSUNION: 9-13-21--43; PSU: 8-7-8--23

POWER PLAYSUNION: 3-5; PSU: 2-3

PENALTIES-MINUTESUNION: 4-8; PSU: 6-12

GOALIESUNION: Stevens (31:43), 6-2-x--8;Sakellaropoulos (W, 28:17), x-3-8--11;PSU: McAdam (L, 60:00), 9-10-19--38

ATTENDANCE: 5,177


GAME 10PENN STATE VS. UNIONNov. 30, 2013Pegula Ice Arena • University Park, Pa.

1 2 3 FUNION 1 2 1 4PSU 0 1 2 3

SCORING/PENALTY SUMMARYFIRST PERIOD: Scoring - 1, UNION, Sullivan (Wilkins, Lichtenwald), 11:11. Penalties - UNION, Vasaturo (boarding), 1:52; PSU, Holstrom (interference), 3:39; PSU, Yanis (holding), 8:08; PSU, Goodwin (cross-checking), 17:51.

SECOND PERIOD: Scoring - 2, UNION, Taylor (Pontarelli, Hatch), 1:18; 3, UNION, Ciampini (Gostisbehere, Vecchione), 15:53 (pp); 4, PSU, Scheid (unassisted), 19:37 (pp). Penalties - PSU, Glen (roughing), 9:08; UNION, Ciampini (slashing), 9:08; PSU, Friedman (tripping), 15:01; UNION, Hatch (tripping), 19:07.

THIRD PERIOD: Scoring - 5, PSU, Koudys (Scheid, Friedman), 7:13; 6, PSU, Brooks (Holstrom, Richard), 10:21; 7, UNION, Novak (Ciampini, Gonye), 13:10. Penalties - UNION, Bodie (roughing), 0:38; PSU, Saar (obstruction - hooking), 1:16. SHOTSUNION: 10-16-8--34; PSU: 6-13-13--32

POWER PLAYSUNION: 1-5; PSU: 1-3

PENALTIES-MINUTESUNION: 4-8; PSU: 6-12

GOALIESUNION: Stevens (W, 60:00), 6-12-11--29;PSU: Skoff (L, 58:51), 9-14-7--30



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GAME 13PENN STATE AT WISCONSINDec. 7, 2013Kohl Center • Madison, Wis.

1 2 3 FPSU 1 1 1 3UW 1 1 2 4

SCORING/PENALTY SUMMARYFIRST PERIOD: Scoring - 1, PSU, Scheid (Juha, Williamson), 6:39 (pp); 2, UW, Little (Dahl), 10:14. Penalties - PSU, Williamson (tripping), 3:35; UW, Soleway (interference), 5:15; UW, Simonelli (slashing), 5:29; PSU, Brooks (high sticking), 13:01; PSU, Williamson (boarding), 17:23.

SECOND PERIOD: Scoring - 3, UW, Mersch (Kerdiles, McCabe), 5:59 (pp); 4, PSU, DeRosa (Saar, Koudys), 12:09. Penalties - PSU, Glen (roughing the goalie), 0:52; PSU, DeRosa (elbowing), 5:37.

THIRD PERIOD: Scoring - 5, UW, Faust (Meuer, Little), 6:59; 6, PSU, Saar (Olczyk, DeRosa), 7:41; 7, UW, Kerdiles (Simonelli, Mersch), 11:52. Penalties - PSU, Brooks (holding), 0:47. SHOTSPSU: 8-11-11--30; UW: 10-13-8--31



GOALIESPSU: Skoff (L, 58:58), 9-12-6--27;UW: Rumpel (W, 60:00), 7-10-10--27

ATTENDANCE: 10,079


GAME 14PENN STATE VS. ROBERT MORRISDec. 27, 2013CONSOL Energy Center • Pittsburgh, Pa.

THREE RIVERS CLASSIC 1 2 3 FRMU 0 2 0 2PSU 0 1 2 3

SCORING/PENALTY SUMMARYFIRST PERIOD: Scoring - None. Penalties - RMU, Renwick (checking from behind), 2:32; PSU, Saar (kneeing), 2:32; RMU, Moore (slashing), 4:41; PSU, Koudys (cross-checking), 10:40; PSU, Williamson (boarding), 11:19; RMU, Golightly (holding), 18:26.

SECOND PERIOD: Scoring - 1, RMU, Wilson (Wydo), 2:20 (pp); 2, PSU, Jensen (Glen, Loik), 8:58 (pp); 3, RMU, Friedmann (Denham, Moore), 18:39. Penalties - PSU, Holstrom (tripping), 2:18; RMU, Robillard (high sticking), 5:38; RMU, Wilson (tripping), 7:17.

THIRD PERIOD: Scoring - 4, PSU, Olczyk (DeRosa, Thompson), 9:14 (pp); 5, PSU, Scheid (Holstrom, Koudys), 18:20. Penalties - RMU, Cope (boarding), 7:26. SHOTSRMU: 10-11-7--28; PSU: 19-27-16--62

POWER PLAYSRMU: 1-3; PSU: 2-5

PENALTIES-MINUTESRMU: 6-12; PSU: 4-8

GOALIESRMU: Shafer (L, 58:55), 19-26-14--59;PSU: Skoff (W, 59:59), 10-9-7--26

ATTENDANCE: 8,533


GAME 15PENN STATE VS. BOSTON COLLEGEDec. 28, 2013CONSOL Energy Center • Pittsburgh, Pa.

THREE RIVERS CLASSIC 1 2 3 FBC 2 3 3 8PSU 1 0 1 2

SCORING/PENALTY SUMMARYFIRST PERIOD: Scoring - 1, PSU, Bailey (Milley), 4:46; 2, BC, Fitzgerald (Cangelosi, Linell), 18:12 (pp); 3, BC, Hayes (Arnold, Gaudreau), 18:45. Penalties - BC, Calnan (hooking), 12:33; PSU, Saar (slashing), 17:21.

SECOND PERIOD: Scoring - 4, BC, Straight (Fitzgerald, Cangelosi), 6:26; 5, BC, Straight (MacLeod, Fitzgerald), 10:57; 6, BC, Gaudreau (Hayes), 12:36. Penalties - BC, Jeke (cross-checking), 3:48; PSU, Milley (hooking), 13:32.

THIRD PERIOD: Scoring - 7, BC, Linell (Cangelosi, Brown), 3:59 (pp); 8, BC, Straight (Doherty), 13:33; 9, BC, Sit (Jeke, Smith), 13:51; 10, PSU, Goodwin (Scheid), 17:27. Penalties - BC, Arnold (goaltender interference), 1:09; PSU, Goodwin (hooking), 2:25. SHOTSBC: 12-13-8--33; 12-12-9--33

POWER PLAYSBC: 2-3 PSU: 0-3

PENALTIES-MINUTESBC: 3-6; PSU: 3-6

GOALIESBC: Billett (W, 53:29), 11-12-8--31;Barone (6:27), x-x-0--0;PSU: Skoff (L, 40:00), 10-10-x--20;Musico (19:59), x-x-5--5

ATTENDANCE: 8,222

RECORD: 4-10-1, 0-2-0-0 Big Ten

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GAME 16PENN STATE VS. MINNESOTAJan. 12, 2014Pegula Ice Arena • University Park, Pa.

1 2 3 FMINN 1 1 1 3PSU 0 1 1 2

SCORING/PENALTY SUMMARYFIRST PERIOD: Scoring - 1, MINN, Skjei (Michaelson, C. Reilly), 2:37. Penalties - PSU, Thompson (tripping), 11:52; PSU, Williamson (slashing), 13:20; MINN, Fasching (interference), 18:43.

SECOND PERIOD: Scoring - 2, MINN, M. Reilly (Boyd), 11:34 (pp); 3, PSU, Holstrom (Goodwin, Thompson), 18:09. Penalties - PSU, Scheid (hooking), 2:58; PSU, Yanis (tripping), 11:04.

THIRD PERIOD: Scoring - 4, PSU, Glen (Jensen, Yanis), 3:45; 5, MINN, Marshall (Rau, Fasching), 15:59. Penalties - PSU, Williamson (slashing), 8:52; MINN, C. Reilly (slashing), 11:42; PSU, Yanis (indirect contact to the head - roughing), 16:30. SHOTSMINN: 12-14-19--45, PSU: 9-10-11--30

POWER PLAYSMINN: 1-6; PSU: 0-2

PENALTIES-MINUTESMINN: 2-4; PSU: 6-12

GOALIESMINN: Wilcox (W, 60:00), 9-9-10--28;PSU: McAdam (L, 59:00), 11-13-18--42


RECORD: 4-11-1, 0-3-0-0 Big Ten

GAME 18PENN STATE AT MICHIGAN STATEJan. 17, 2014Munn Ice Arena • East Lansing, Mich.

1 2 3 FPSU 0 0 0 0MSU 2 0 1 3

SCORING/PENALTY SUMMARYFIRST PERIOD: Scoring - 1, MSU, D. Chelios (Reimer, Wolfe), 14:39; 2, MSU, Wolfe (Reimer, D. Chelios), 17:36. Penalties - MSU, Berry (cross-checking), 18:57.

SECOND PERIOD: Scoring - None. Penalties - MSU, Wolfe (tripping), 15:59.

THIRD PERIOD: Scoring - 3, MSU, Reimer (Wolfe, D. Chelios), 15:08. Penalties - Darnell (tripping), 8:25. SHOTSPSU: 11-19-18--48; MSU: 15-6-8--29

POWER PLAYSPSU: 0-3; MSU: 0-0

PENALTIES-MINUTESPSU: 0-0; MSU: 3-6

GOALIESPSU: Skoff (L, 57:39), 13-6-7--26;MSU: Hildebrand (W, 60:00), 11-19-18--48

ATTENDANCE: 6,397

RECORD: 4-13-1, 0-5-0-0 Big Ten

GAME 17PENN STATE VS. MINNESOTAJan. 13, 2014Pegula Ice Arena • University Park, Pa.

1 2 3 FMINN 1 1 3 5PSU 0 0 2 2

SCORING/PENALTY SUMMARYFIRST PERIOD: Scoring - 1, MINN, Boyd (Fasching, M. Reilly), 2:25 (pp). Penalties - PSU, Gardiner (hooking), 1:09; MINN, Skjei (slashing), 6:12.

SECOND PERIOD: Scoring - 2, MINN, Warning (Kloos, Marshall), 17:15. Penalties - PSU, Bailey (hooking), 1:29; MINN, Warning (interference), 4:52; PSU, McAdam (roughing), 4:52; MINN, Marshall (roughing), 6:39; MINN, Warning (hooking), 13:18; PSU, Holstrom (slashing), 17:15.

THIRD PERIOD: Scoring - 3, MINN, Warning (Brodzinski, Kloos), 6:06; 4, PSU, Brooks (Glen, Loik), 10:01; 5, MINN, Condon (Warning, Marshall), 10:18; 6; PSU, Loik (Juha), 16:30; 7, MINN, Kloos (Boyd, Condon), 19:56. Penalties - PSU, Milley (slashing), 1:17; PSU, Saar (interference), 17:29. SHOTSMINN: 9-10-6--25; PSU: 12-11-15--38

POWER PLAYSMINN: 1-5; PSU: 0-3

PENALTIES-MINUTESMINN: 4-8; PSU: 6-12

GOALIESMINN: Wilcox (W, 59:57), 12-11-13--36;PSU: McAdam (L, 59:26), 8-9-3--20


RECORD: 4-12-1, 0-4-0-0 Big Ten

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GAME 20PENN STATE VS. BOSTON COLLEGEJan. 25, 2014Pegula Ice Arena • University Park, Pa.

1 2 3 FBC 1 1 1 3PSU 0 1 1 2

SCORING/PENALTY SUMMARYFIRST PERIOD: Scoring - 1, BC, Hayes (Arnold, Gaudreau), 7:40. Penalties - PSU, Team (too many players), 19:13.

SECOND PERIOD: Scoring - 2, PSU, Scheid (Williamson, Brooks), 6:45; 3, BC, Gaudreau (Arnold), 16:04. Penalties - BC, Doherty (holding), 8:21; PSU, Williamson (tripping), 11:54; BC, Matheson (roughing), 15:25; PSU, Saar (high sticking), 15:25; BC, Smith (slashing), 18:23.

THIRD PERIOD: Scoring - 4, BC, Hayes (Arnold, Brown), 4:28 (pp); 5, PSU, Holstrom (Juha), 6:58 (sh). Penalties - PSU, Milley (boarding), 4:06; BC, Doherty (tripping), 4:59; PSU, Team (too many players), 9:04. SHOTSBC: 7-10-13--30; PSU: 11-13-11--35

POWER PLAYSBC: 1-5; PSU: 0-2

PENALTIES-MINUTESBC: 4-8; PSU: 5-13

GOALIESBC: Demko (W, 60:00), 11-12-10--33;PSU: McAdam (L, 58:44), 6-9-12--27


RECORD: 4-15-1, 0-6-0-0 Big Ten

GAME 21PENN STATE AT OHIO STATEJan. 31, 2014Value City Arena • Columbus, Ohio

1 2 3 FPSU 0 0 1 1OSU 1 3 1 5

SCORING/PENALTY SUMMARYFIRST PERIOD: Scoring - 1, OSU, McCormick (Fritz, DaSilva), 9:30. Penalties - PSU, Jensen (roughing), 13:20.

SECOND PERIOD: Scoring - 2, OSU, Johnson (Niddery, Lundey), 5:31; 3, OSU, McCormick (Dzingel, Fritz), 5:57 (pp); 4, OSU, Dzingel (Oddo), 14:04 (sh). Penalties - OSU, Johnson (elbowing), 3:18; PSU, Koudys (holding), 5:31; OSU, Greco (interference), 12:53; PSU, Friedman (roughing), 19:23.

THIRD PERIOD: Scoring - 5, PSU, Goodwin (unassisted), 3:55 (pp); 6, OSU, Dzingel (unassisted), 8:29 (en). Penalties - OSU, Niddery (charging), 2:34; PSU, Saar (high sticking), 7:36; OSU, Oddo (slashing), 7:36; PSU, Goodwin (tripping), 10:50; PSU, Jensen (boarding), 12:15. SHOTSPSU: 17-11-19--47; OSU: 13-7-12--32

POWER PLAYSPSU: 1-3; OSU: 1-5

PENALTIES-MINUTESPSU: 6-12; OSU: 4-8

GOALIESPSU: McAdam (L, 59:16), 12-4-11--27;OSU: Frey (W, 60:00), 17-11-18--46

ATTENDANCE: 6,856

RECORD: 4-16-1, 0-7-0-0 Big Ten

GAME 19PENN STATE VS. AT MICHIGAN STATEJan. 18, 2014Munn Ice Arena • East Lansing, Mich.

1 2 3 FPSU 1 0 1 2MSU 1 1 1 3

SCORING/PENALTY SUMMARYFIRST PERIOD: Scoring - 1, MSU, Ferrantino (Berry, Cox), 1:33; 2, PSU, Holstrom (Juha, Bailey), 19:32. Penalties - PSU, Brooks (tripping), 5:19; MSU, J. Chelios (cross-checking), 13:12; MSU, Berry (interference), 16:05.

SECOND PERIOD: Scoring - 3, MSU, Sorenson (Wolfe, J. Chelios), 7:06. Penalties - PSU, Thompson (interference), 12:42; MSU, MacEachern (cross-checking), 15:14; MSU, Cox (interference), 19:36.

THIRD PERIOD: Scoring - 4, PSU, Scheid (Juha, Saar), 1:18 (pp); 5, MSU, Reimer (Boyd, D. Chelios), 3:41. Penalties - PSU, Koudys (contact to the head - roughing), 8:31; PSU, Yanis (hitting from behind - maj.), 14:37; PSU, Yanis (game misconduct), 14:37. SHOTSPSU: 7-11-13--31; MSU: 12-11-9--32

POWER PLAYSPSU: 1-4; MSU: 0-4

PENALTIES-MINUTESPSU: 5-21; MSU: 4-8

GOALIESPSU: McAdam (L, 58:47), 11-10-8--29;MSU: Hildebrand (W, 60:00), 6-11-12--29

ATTENDANCE: 5,972

RECORD: 4-14-1, 0-6-0-0 Big Ten

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GAME 22PENN STATE AT OHIO STATEFeb. 1, 2014Value City Arena • Columbus, Ohio

1 2 3 FPSU 2 0 0 2OSU 0 3 2 5

SCORING/PENALTY SUMMARYFIRST PERIOD: Scoring - 1, PSU, Richard (Varley), 2:31; 2, PSU, Bailey (Richard, Friedman), 6:24. Penalties - PSU, Goodwin (tripping), 6:45; OSU, McCormick (slashing), 11:37.

SECOND PERIOD: Scoring - 3, OSU, Fritz (Schilkey, Dzingel), 2:07 (pp); 4, OSU, Dzingel (Fritz, Oddo), 3:36 (pp); 5, OSU, Greco (Oddo, Dzingel), 18:53. Penalties - PSU, Juha (interference), 1:16; PSU, Scheid (hooking), 2:53; OSU, Jardine (tripping), 8:52; OSU, Brevig (holding), 13:59; PSU, Saar (high sticking), 13:59; OSU, Healey (hooking), 15:15.

THIRD PERIOD: Scoring - 6, OSU, McCormick (Schilkey, Brevig), 1:39; 7, OSU, Angeli (Lundey, Jardine), 18:33 (en). Penalties - OSU, Gust (hooking), 2:34; PSU, Bailey (slashing), 6:15. SHOTSPSU: 13-9-4--26; OSU: 6-8-10--24

POWER PLAYSPSU: 0-4; OSU: 2-4

PENALTIES-MINUTESPSU: 5-10; OSU: 5-10

GOALIESPSU: Skoff (L, 59:49), 6-5-8--19;OSU: Frey (W, 59:25), 11-9-4--24

ATTENDANCE: 5,771

RECORD: 4-17-1, 0-8-0-0 Big Ten

GAME 23PENN STATE VS. MICHIGANFeb. 7, 2014Pegula Ice Arena • University Park, Pa.

1 2 3 FMICH 2 2 3 7PSU 0 2 1 3

SCORING/PENALTY SUMMARYFIRST PERIOD: Scoring - 1, MICH, Compher (Guptill, DeBlois), 6:05; 2, MICH, Guptill (Bennett, Compher), 9:53 (pp). Penalties - PSU, Gardiner (slashing), 9:10; PSU, DeRosa (hooking), 16:25; MICH, Motte (high sticking), 18:35.

SECOND PERIOD: Scoring - 3, PSU, Bailey (DeRosa, Juha), 2:59; 4, PSU, Scheid (Koudys, Jensen), 4:00; 5, MICH, Copp (Bennett, Serville), 5:52; 6, MICH, Hyman (Motte, Downing), 6:42. Penalties - MICH, Selman (checking from behind), 14:05; PSU, Glen (hooking), 16:42.

THIRD PERIOD: Scoring - 7, MICH, Downing (Selman), 7:03; 8, PSU, Saar (Milley, Holstrom), 14:29; 9, MICH, Hyman (Motte), 17:53 (en); 10, MICH, Copp (Bennett, Compher), 18:43. Penalties - MICH, Compher (roughing after the whistle), 0:11; PSU, Glen (roughing after the whistle), 0:11; MICH, Compher (roughing after the whistle), 0:11; MICH, Sinelli (roughing), 16:42; PSU, Milley (roughing), 16:42. SHOTSMICH: 8-10-10--28; PSU: 9-13-14--36

POWER PLAYSMICH: 1-3; PSU: 0-3

PENALTIES-MINUTESMICH: 5-10; PSU: 5-10

GOALIESMICH: Nagelvoort (W, 60:00), 9-11-13--33PSU: McAdam (22:52), 6-2-x--8;Musico (L, 33:04), x-6-7--13


RECORD: 4-18-1, 0-9-0-0 Big Ten

GAME 24PENN STATE VS. MICHIGANFeb. 8, 2014Pegula Ice Arena • University Park, Pa.

1 2 3 FMICH 0 0 0 0PSU 3 0 1 4

SCORING/PENALTY SUMMARYFIRST PERIOD: Scoring - 1, PSU, Saar (Holstrom, Goodwin), 5:31; 2, PSU, Glen (Brooks), 11:24; 3, PSU, Bailey (Scheid, DeRosa), 13:17. Penalties - MICH, DeBlois (elbowing), 16:08.

SECOND PERIOD: Scoring - None. Penalties - MICH, Copp (checking from behind), 12:48; MICH, Compher (high sticking), 15:09; PSU, Williamson (holding), 17:31.

THIRD PERIOD: Scoring - 4, PSU, DeRosa (Thompson, Scheid), 16:09. Penalties - None. SHOTSMICH: 12-10-10--32; PSU: 14-12-14--40

POWER PLAYSMICH: 0-1; PSU: 0-3

PENALTIES-MINUTESMICH: 3-6; PSU: 1-2

GOALIESMICH: Nagelvoort (L, 13:18), 6-x-x--6;Racine (46:42), 5-12-13--30;PSU: Skoff (W, 60:00), 12-10-10--32


RECORD: 5-18-1, 1-9-0-0 Big Ten

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GAME 25PENN STATE VS. MICHIGAN STATEFeb. 14, 2014Pegula Ice Arena • University Park, Pa.

1 2 3 OT FMSU 0 1 1 0 2PSU 0 2 0 0 2MSU wins shootout 1-0

SCORING/PENALTY SUMMARYFIRST PERIOD: Scoring - None. Penalties - PSU, Koudys (interference), 8:14; PSU, Goodwin (holding), 12:15.

SECOND PERIOD: Scoring - 1, MSU, Reimer (Wolfe), 4:00; 2, PSU, DeRosa (Scheid, Thompson), 8:26; 3, PSU, Richard (Holstrom, Bailey), 9:31 (pp). Penalties - MSU, D. Chelios (holding), 1:58; MSU, Holland (tripping), 9:23; PSU, Koudys (hooking), 13:28; MSU, Reimer (cross-checking), 18:21.

THIRD PERIOD: Scoring - 4, MSU, Ferrantino (Berry, Draeger), 16:06. Penalties - PSU, Koudys (tripping), 0:17; MSU, Team (too many players), 5:25; PSU, DeRosa (goaltender interference), 7:33; PSU, Glen (holding), 7:44; MSU, J. Chelios (holding), 19:46.

OVERTIME: Scoring - None. Penalties - None.

SHOOTOUT: 1, MSU, Ferrantino (missed), PSU, Scheid (missed); 2, MSU, Reimer (missed), PSU, McDonagh (missed); 3, MSU, Cox (missed), PSU, Richard (missed); 4, MSU, Wolfe (missed), PSU, Bailey (missed); 5, MSU, Berry (missed), PSU, Friedman (missed); 6, MSU, Haag (missed), PSU, Brooks (missed); 7; MSU, Darnell (goal), PSU, Glen (missed). SHOTSMSU: 10-9-12-3--34; PSU: 12-9-5-1--27

POWER PLAYSMSU: 0-6; PSU: 1-5

PENALTIES-MINUTESMSU: 5-10; PSU: 6-12

GOALIESMSU: Hildebrand (T, 64:55), 12-7-5-1--25;PSU: Skoff (T, 64:56), 10-8-11-3--32

ATTENDANCE: 6,062

RECORD: 5-18-2, 1-9-1-0 Big Ten

GAME 27PENN STATE AT MICHIGANFeb. 21, 2014Yost Ice Arena • Ann Arbor, Mich.

1 2 3 OT FPSU 1 1 2 1 5MICH 3 0 1 0 4

SCORING/PENALTY SUMMARYFIRST PERIOD: Scoring - 1, MICH, Nieves (DeBlois), 5:40; 2, MICH, Di Giuseppe (Hyman, Guptill), 6:41 (pp); 3, PSU, Goodwin (Holstrom, Brooks), 7:06; 4, MICH, Motte (Copp, Hyman), 15:37. Penalties - MICH, Compher (tripping), 3:58; PSU, Holstrom (slashing), 4:43; MICH, DeBlois (slashing), 17:40.

SECOND PERIOD: Scoring - 5, PSU, Bailey (Richard), 19:25 (pp). Penalties - PSU, Glen (tripping), 0:27; PSU, Holstrom (hooking), 6:08; MICH, Di Giuseppe (slashing), 18:29.

THIRD PERIOD: Scoring - 6, PSU, Richard (Olczyk), 3:17 (sh); 7, MICH, Guptill (Compher, DeBlois), 17:58; 8, PSU, Bailey (Williamson), 19:55 (ex). Penalties - PSU, Thompson (tripping), 1:41; MICH, Kile (cross-checking), 9:08; PSU, Thompson (slashing), 10:48.

OVERTIME: Scoring - 9, PSU, Goodwin (unassisted), 4:17. Penalties - None. SHOTSPSU: 14-15-10-5--44;MICH: 9-11-12-4--36

POWER PLAYSPSU: 1-4; MICH: 1-5

PENALTIES-MINUTESPSU: 5-10; MICH: 4-8

GOALIESPSU: Skoff (W, 63:28), 6-11-11-4--32;MICH: Nagelvoort (L, 64:17), 13-14-8-4--39

ATTENDANCE: 5,800

RECORD: 6-19-2, 2-10-1-0 Big Ten

GAME 26PENN STATE VS. MICHIGAN STATEFeb. 15, 2014Pegula Ice Arena • University Park, Pa.

1 2 3 FMSU 0 1 1 2PSU 1 0 0 1

SCORING/PENALTY SUMMARYFIRST PERIOD: Scoring - 1, PSU, Koudys (Richard, Glen), 0:43. Penalties - PSU, Olczyk (hooking).

SECOND PERIOD: Scoring - 2, MSU, Cox (Ferrantino, Berry), 10:19. Penalties - PSU, Varley (slashing), 3:38; MSU, J. Chelios (tripping), 6:32.

THIRD PERIOD: Scoring - 3, MSU, Berry (Ferrantino, Cox), 14:56. Penalties - MSU, Draeger (hitting after the whistle), 1:55; PSU, Goodwin (slashing), 2:17. SHOTSMSU: 3-2-8--13; PSU: 11-11-7--29

POWER PLAYSMSU: 0-3; PSU: 0-2

PENALTIES-MINUTESMSU: 2-4; PSU: 3-6

GOALIESMSU: Hildebrand (W, 60:00), 10-11-7--28;PSU: Skoff (L, 58:29), 3-1-7--11


RECORD: 5-19-2, 1-10-1-0 Big Ten

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GAME 30PENN STATE AT MINNESOTAMarch 1, 2014Mariucci Arena • Minneapolis, Minn.

1 2 3 FPSU 0 1 0 1MINN 1 0 1 2

SCORING/PENALTY SUMMARYFIRST PERIOD: Scoring - 1, MINN, Boyd (Ambroz, Brodzinski), 12:37. Penalties - PSU, Holstrom (boarding), 20:00.

SECOND PERIOD: Scoring - 2, PSU, Loik (Varley), 17:14. Penalties - PSU, Milley (hooking), 4:59.

THIRD PERIOD: Scoring - 3, MINN, Serratore (Boyd, Marshall), 13:15. Penalties - PSU, Koudys (tripping), 0:49; MINN, Serratore (hitting after the whistle), 0:49; MINN, Team (too many players), 3:04. SHOTSPSU: 11-8-8--27; MINN: 13-9-15--37

POWER PLAYSPSU: 0-1; MINN: 0-2

PENALTIES-MINUTESPSU: 3-6; MINN: 2-4

GOALIESPSU: Musico (L, 59:04), 12-9-14--35;MINN: Shibrowski (W, 59:47), 11-7-8--26

ATTENDANCE: 10,045

RECORD: 6-22-2, 2-13-1-0 Big Ten

GAME 29PENN STATE AT MINNESOTAFeb. 28, 2014Mariucci Arena • Minneapolis, Minn.

1 2 3 FPSU 1 0 0 1MINN 3 2 0 5

SCORING/PENALTY SUMMARYFIRST PERIOD: Scoring - 1, PSU, Brooks (Saar, Goodwin), 3:12 (pp); 2, MINN, Warning (M. Reilly), 7:55; 3, MINN, Fasching (Marshall, Boyd), 11:05; 4, MINN, Rau (Fasching), 16:10. Penalties - MINN, Holl (interference), 2:11; PSU, Brooks (holding), 18:41.

SECOND PERIOD: Scoring - 5, MINN, Cammarata (Boyd, M. Reilly), 0:30 (pp); 6, MINN, Condon (unassisted), 12:30 (sh). Penalties - PSU, Thompson (tripping), 7:18; MINN, Parenteau (elbowing), 10:08; MINN, Marshall (interference), 12:22; PSU, Saar (interference), 12:30; MINN, Rau (elbowing), 13:05; MINN, Holl (boarding), 15:28; PSU, Glen (high sticking), 20:00; MINN, Warning (high sticking), 20:00.

THIRD PERIOD: Scoring - None. Penalties - PSU, Bailey (holding), 1:03. SHOTSPSU: 10-12-9--31; MINN: 14-12-10--36

POWER PLAYSPSU: 1-5; MINN: 1-3

PENALTIES-MINUTESPSU: 5-10; MINN: 6-12

GOALIESPSU: Skoff (L, 60:00), 11-10-10--31;MINN: Wilcox (W, 59:53), 9-12-9--30

ATTENDANCE: 9,929

RECORD: 6-21-2, 2-12-1-0 Big Ten

GAME 28PENN STATE AT MICHIGANFeb. 22, 2014Yost Ice Arena • Ann Arbor, Mich.

1 2 3 FPSU 0 0 2 2MICH 1 2 2 5

SCORING/PENALTY SUMMARYFIRST PERIOD: Scoring - 1, MICH, Motte (Hyman), 7:48. Penalties - MICH, DeBlois (cross-checking), 0:22; PSU, Brooks (hooking), 12:15; MICH, Compher (holding), 17:15.

SECOND PERIOD: Scoring - 2, MICH, Kile (Serville, DeBlois), 6:58; 3, MICH, Di Giuseppe (Clare, Hyman), 13:07 (pp). Penalties - PSU, Scheid (hooking), 0:59; PSU, Brooks (hooking), 8:02; PSU, Bailey (holding), 11:22; MICH, Hyman (elbowing), 14:40.

THIRD PERIOD: Scoring - 4, MICH, Kile (DeBlois, Clare), 8:23; 5, PSU, Loik (Olczyk), 12:24; 6, PSU, Holstrom (Goodwin), 18:15; 7, MICH, Di Giuseppe (Moffatt, Nieves), 19:05 (en). Penalties - None. SHOTSPSU: 5-6-9--20; MICH: 5-22-12--39



GOALIESPSU: Skoff (L, 48:16), 4-20-5--29;Musico (11:19), x-x-5--5;MICH: Racine (W, 59:48), 5-6-7--18

ATTENDANCE: 5,800

RECORD: 6-20-2, 2-11-1-0 Big Ten

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GAME 33PENN STATE VS. OHIO STATEMarch 14, 2014Pegula Ice Arena • University Park, Pa.

1 2 3 FOSU 1 3 0 4PSU 0 1 1 2

SCORING/PENALTY SUMMARYFIRST PERIOD: Scoring - 1, OSU, Dzingel (McCormick, Fritz), 9:07 (pp). Penalties - PSU, Williamson (slashing), 8:01; PSU, Saar (tripping), 10:25; PSU, Saar (charging), 15:53; OSU, McLean (holding), 19:28.

SECOND PERIOD: Scoring - 2, OSU, Dzingel (Oddo, Schilkey), 3:08; 3, PSU, Williamson (Scheid), 5:14 (pp); 5, OSU, Schilkey (Dzingel, Healey), 7:25. Penalties - OSU, Statchuk (slashing), 4:48; OSU, Healey (roughing), 11:58; PSU, Williamson (cross-checking), 19:33.

THIRD PERIOD: Scoring - 6, PSU, Milley (Thompson, Goodwin), 18:05 (ex). Penalties - PSU, Team (too many players), 3:26; PSU, Goodwin (hooking), 5:37; OSU, Lippincott (tripping), 7:54. SHOTSOSU: 8-13-9--30; PSU: 12-13-17--42

POWER PLAYSOSU: 1-6; PSU: 1-4

PENALTIES-MINUTESOSU: 4-8; PSU: 6-15

GOALIESOSU: Frey (W, 60:00), 12-12-16--40;PSU: Musico (L, 55:53), 7-10-9--26

ATTENDANCE: 5,767

RECORD: 6-25-2, 2-16-1-0 Big Ten

GAME 31PENN STATE VS. WISCONSINMarch 7, 2014Pegula Ice Arena • University Park, Pa.

1 2 3 FUW 2 1 1 4PSU 0 0 2 2

SCORING/PENALTY SUMMARYFIRST PERIOD: Scoring - 1, UW, Mersch (Zengerle, Kerdiles), 4:41 (pp); 2, UW, Barnes (Kerdiles, Zengerle), 14:47. Penalties - PSU, Bailey (slashing), 3:12; PSU, Yanis (slashing), 16:01; UW, Dahl (slashing), 18:52.

SECOND PERIOD: Scoring - 3, UW, Kerdiles (Zengerle, Drake), 11:11 (ex). Penalties - UW, Wittchow (roughing), 3:01; PSU, Williamson (interference), 6:30; PSU, DeRosa (tripping), 11:11; PSU, Holstrom (slashing), 13:48; UW, Meuer (cross-checking), 13:48.

THIRD PERIOD: Scoring - 4, PSU, Bailey (Richard, Koudys), 12:04 (pp); 5, PSU, Holstrom (Richard, Koudys), 19:00 (ex); UW, Zengerle (Kerdiles, McCabe), 19:54 (en). Penalties - UW, LaBate (checking from behind), 10:35; PSU, Saar (boarding), 17:53; PSU, Barnes (roughing), 18:40. SHOTSUW: 16-10-8--34; PSU: 8-9-9--26

POWER PLAYSUW: 1-5; PSU: 1-4

PENALTIES-MINUTESUW: 5-10; PSU: 6-12

GOALIESUW: Rumpel (W, 59:55), 8-9-7--24;PSU: Musico (L, 58:46), 14-9-7--30


RECORD: 6-23-2, 2-14-1-0 Big Ten

GAME 32PENN STATE VS. WISCONSINMarch 8, 2014Pegula Ice Arena • University Park, Pa.

1 2 3 OT FUW 1 1 0 1 3PSU 1 0 1 0 2

SCORING/PENALTY SUMMARYFIRST PERIOD: Scoring - 1, UW, Meuer (Wittchow), 9:01; 2, PSU, Bailey (Glen, Richard), 10:07 (pp). Penalties - PSU, Koudys (holding), 6:27; UW, Barnes (interference), 9:40; PSU, Scheid (hooking), 11:34; PSU, Brooks (boarding), 18:56.

SECOND PERIOD: Scoring - 3, UW, Kerdiles (Zengerle), 17:21 (sh). Penalties - UW, LaBate (holding), 1:18; Koudys (hooking), 5:33; UW, Kerdiles (roughing after the whistle), 10:28; UW, Wittchow (roughing), 16:44.

THIRD PERIOD: Scoring - 4, PSU, Brooks (Loik, Varley), 17:16. Penalties - LaBate (slashing), 12:51.

OVERTIME: Scoring - 5, UW, Zengerle (Kerdiles, Faust), 4:39. Penalties - PSU, Skoff (slashing), 4:39. SHOTSUW: 7-12-5-5--29; PSU: 16-16-7-4--43

POWER PLAYSUW: 0-4; PSU: 1-5

PENALTIES-MINUTESUW: 5-10; PSU: 5-10

GOALIESUW: Rumpel (W, 64:39), 15-16-6-4--41;PSU: Skoff (L, 64:49), 15-16-6-4--41


RECORD: 6-24-2, 2-15-1-0 Big Ten

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GAME 34PENN STATE VS. OHIO STATEMarch 15, 2014Pegula Ice Arena • University Park, Pa.

1 2 3 FOSU 1 1 0 2PSU 3 0 1 4

SCORING/PENALTY SUMMARYFIRST PERIOD: Scoring - 1, PSU, Jensen (Richard), 2:51 (pp); 2, PSU, Loik (unassisted), 6:59; 3, OSU, Gedig (Fritz, McCormick), 9:44 (pp); 4, PSU, Olczyk (Richard, Jensen), 18:43. Penalties - OSU, Angeli (hooking), 2:39; PSU, Saar (roughing after the whistle), 8:05; OSU, Oddo (slashing), 8:05; PSU, Goodwin (tripping), 9:16; PSU, Glen (boarding), 10:09; OSU, Gust (roughing), 16:21.

SECOND PERIOD: Scoring - 5, OSU, Greco (McCormick, Jardine), 3:25. Penalties - OSU, Jardine (boarding), 11:18.

THIRD PERIOD: Scoring - 6, PSU, Holstrom (Jensen, Bailey), 6:55 (pp). Penalties - OSU, Schilkey (high sticking), 5:40; PSU, Glen (kneeing), 9:07; OSU, Healey (elbowing), 11:50; PSU, Koudys (roughing), 14:30; OSU, Oddo (grasping the facemask), 14:30; PSU, Williamson (roughing), 19:44; OSU, Brevig (roughing), 19:44; PSU, Milley (roughing), 19:44; OSU, Fritz (roughing), 19:44. SHOTSOSU: 8-10-11--29; PSU: 1-10-11--32

POWER PLAYSOSU: 1-3; PSU: 2-5

PENALTIES-MINUTESOSU: 9-18; PSU: 7-14

GOALIESOSU: Tomkins (L, 56:44), 8-10-10--28;PSU: Skoff (W, 60:00), 7-9-11--27


RECORD: 7-25-2, 3-16-1-0 Big Ten

GAME 36PENN STATE VS. WISCONSINMarch 21, 2014xcel Energy Center • Saint Paul, Minn.

BIG TEN SEMIFINALS 1 2 3 FPSU 0 1 0 1UW 0 2 0 2

SCORING/PENALTY SUMMARYFIRST PERIOD: Scoring - None. Penalties - UW, Little (unsportsmanlike conduct), 7:17; PSU, Glen (roughing), 7:17.

SECOND PERIOD: Scoring - 1, PSU, Loik (Brooks, Glen), 0:55; 2, UW, Mersch (Dahl, Zulinick), 1:27; 3, UW, Mersch (Zengerle, Kerdiles), 19:49 (pp). Penalties - UW, Soleway (tripping), 3:11; PSU, Saar (high sticking), 5:21; PSU, Scheid (tripping), 13:29; PSU, Team (too many players), 18:54.

THIRD PERIOD: Scoring - None. Penalties - UW, Faust (tripping), 8:32; UW, LaBate (elbowing), 12:37. SHOTSPSU: 8-8-9--25; UW: 11-13-10--34



GOALIESPSU: Skoff (L, 59:52), 11-11-10--32;UW: Rumpel (W, 59:43), 8-7-9--24

ATTENDANCE: 7,963

RECORD: 8-26-2, 3-16-1-0 Big Ten

GAME 35PENN STATE VS. MICHIGANMarch 20, 2014xcel Energy Center • Saint Paul, Minn.

BIG TEN QUARTERFINALS 1 2 3 OT 2OT FPSU 0 1 0 0 1 2MICH 0 0 1 0 0 1

SCORING/PENALTY SUMMARYFIRST PERIOD: Scoring - None. Penalties - PSU, Thompson (tripping), 6:25; MICH, Compher (holding), 13:54; PSU, Varley (holding), 18:08.

SECOND PERIOD: Scoring - 1, PSU, Holstrom (Juha, Goodwin), 19:37. Penalties - PSU, Glen (cross-checking), 7:15.

THIRD PERIOD: Scoring - 2, MICH, Di Giuseppe (Nieves), 11:06. Penalties - MICH, Bennett (tripping), 7:31.

OVERTIME: Scoring - None. Penalties - PSU, Williamson (interference), 15:40.

SECOND OVERTIME: Scoring - 3, PSU, Saar (Richard), 12:47. Penalties - None. SHOTSPSU: 13-16-15-13-8--65;MICH: 11-11-8-15-8--53



GOALIESPSU: Skoff (W, 92:47), 11-11-7-15-8--52;MICH: Nagelvoort (L, 92:39), 13-15-13-7--63

ATTENDANCE: 7,333

RECORD: 8-25-2, 3-16-1-0 Big Ten

2013-14 BOX SCORES

2014-15 OPPONENTS


ALASKALocation ........................... Fairbanks, AlaskaNickname ...................................... NanooksAll-Time Series ....................................0-0-0Last Meeting ............................................n/aConference ........................................WCHAHome Facility ........................Carlson CenterHead Coach .......................Dallas Ferguson Alma Mater ................................Alaska ‘96 Overall Record ....... 98-96-32 (six seasons) School Record ....... 98-96-32 (six seasons)2013-14 Record ..............................18-15-4Conference Record .............. 14-12-2 (t-3rd)Postseason Finish ....... WCHAQuarterfinalsMen’s Hockey SID ............ Derek Desrosiers Phone ..................................907-474-6805 Email [email protected] ........................AlaskaNanooks.com

BENTLEYLocation ..............................Waltham, Mass.Nickname ........................................ FalconsAll-Time Series ....................................0-0-0Last Meeting ............................................n/aConference ......................... Atlantic HockeyHome Facility ................John A. Ryan ArenaHead Coach ......................Ryan Soderquist Alma Mater ...............................Bentley ‘00 Overall Record ....156-222-49 (12 seasons) School Record ....156-222-49 (12 seasons)2013-14 Record ..............................19-14-4Conference Record ..................16-7-4 (2nd)Postseason Finish ...........AHAQuarterfinalsMen’s Hockey SID .......................Kyle Mack Phone ..................................781-891-2417 Email [email protected] ........................BentleyFalcons.com

ALASKA ANCHORAGELocation ..........................Anchorage, AlaskaNickname ................................... SeawolvesAll-Time Series ....................................0-0-0Last Meeting ............................................n/aConference ........................................WCHAHome Facility .........................Sullivan ArenaHead Coach ........................... Matt Thomas Alma Mater ..................................... RIT ‘98 Overall Record ..........18-16-4 (one season) School Record ..........18-16-4 (one season)2013-14 Record ..............................18-16-4Conference Record .................12-12-4 (6th)Postseason Finish ........... WCHASemifinalsMen’s Hockey SID ................Dallas Baldwin Phone ..................................907-786-4625 Email ...................... [email protected] ...........................GoSeawolves.com

COLGATELocation .................................Hamilton, N.Y.Nickname ........................................ RaidersAll-Time Series ....................................0-1-0Last Meeting ...................... L, 14-0 (1/18/47)Conference ............................ECAC HockeyHome Facility ................................Starr RinkHead Coach ........................... Don Vaughan Alma Mater ......................St. Lawrence ‘84 Overall Record ....348-345-80 (21 seasons) School Record ....348-345-80 (21 seasons)2013-14 Record ..............................20-14-5Conference Record ..................13-6-3 (2nd)Postseason Finish .......... NCAA First RoundMen’s Hockey SID ............... Jarrett Abelson Phone ..................................315-228-7860 Email [email protected] ................... GoColgateRaiders.com

HOLY CROSSLocation ............................ Worcester, Mass.Nickname .................................... CrusadersAll-Time Series ....................................0-2-0Last Meeting ........................ L, 4-1 (12/8/12)Conference ......................... Atlantic HockeyHome Facility .............................Hart CenterHead Coach ............................David Berard Alma Mater .........................Providence ‘92 Overall Record ...................................0-0-0 School Record ...................................0-0-02013-14 Record ..............................14-22-3Conference Record .............. 11-13-3 (t-7th)Postseason Finish ...........AHAQuarterfinalsMen’s Hockey SID ......................Jim Wrobel Phone ..................................508-793-2583 Email [email protected] ........................... GoHolyCross.com

CORNELLLocation ..................................... Ithaca, N.Y.Nickname ........................................Big RedAll-Time Series ....................................0-1-0Last Meeting .......................... L, 7-1 (2/5/44)Conference ............................ECAC HockeyHome Facility ..............................Lynah RinkHead Coach ............................Mike Schafer Alma Mater ............................... Cornell ‘86 Overall Record ....364-208-71 (19 seasons) School Record ....364-208-71 (19 seasons)2013-14 Record ..............................17-10-5Conference Record ...................11-7-4 (4th)Postseason Finish ..........ECACHSemifinalsMen’s Hockey SID ............Brandon Thomas Phone ..................................607-255-5627 Email [email protected] ......................... CornellBigRed.com

2014-15 OPPONENTS


MICHIGANLocation .............................Ann Arbor, Mich.Nickname ................................... WolverinesAll-Time Series ....................................3-2-0Last Meeting ............. W, 2-1 (2OT) (3/20/14)Conference .......................................Big TenHome Facility .........................Yost Ice ArenaHead Coach ..........................Red Berenson Alma Mater ............................Michigan ‘62 Overall Record ....788-384-84 (30 seasons) School Record ....788-384-84 (30 seasons)2013-14 Record ..............................18-13-4Conference Record ............... 10-8-2-1 (3rd)Postseason Finish ......BigTenQuarterfinalsMen’s Hockey SID ................. Jeff Weinstein Phone ..................................734-647-8170 Email [email protected] ..................................MGoBlue.com

MINNESOTALocation ......................... Minneapolis, Minn.Nickname .......................... Golden GophersAll-Time Series ....................................0-4-0Last Meeting .......................... L, 2-1 (3/1/14)Conference .......................................Big TenHome Facility ........................Mariucci ArenaHead Coach ................................ Don Lucia Alma Mater ....................... Notre Dame ‘81 Overall Record ....651-344-94 (27 seasons) School Record ....372-189-65 (15 seasons)2013-14 Record ................................28-7-6Conference Record ................14-3-3-0 (1st)Postseason Finish ..................... NCAA FinalMen’s Hockey SID .................Brian Deutsch Phone ..................................612-625-4090 Email [email protected] ..........................GopherSports.com

MICHIGAN STATELocation ........................ East Lansing, Mich.Nickname ...................................... SpartansAll-Time Series ....................................1-4-1Last Meeting ........................ L, 2-1 (2/15/14)Conference .......................................Big TenHome Facility ...................... Munn Ice ArenaHead Coach ............................Tom Anastos Alma Mater ...................Michigan State ‘85 Overall Record ....44-59-14 (three seasons) School Record ....44-59-14 (three seasons)2013-14 Record ..............................11-18-7Conference Record ................. 5-9-6-4 (5th)Postseason Finish ......BigTenQuarterfinalsMen’s Hockey SID ..................... Jeff Barnes Phone ..................................517-355-2271 Email ........................ [email protected] .......................... MSUSpartans.com

NORTHERN MICHIGANLocation ............................ Marquette, Mich.Nickname .......................................WildcatsAll-Time Series ....................................0-0-0Last Meeting ............................................n/aConference ........................................WCHAHome Facility ............... Berry Events CenterHead Coach ..................................Walt Kyle Alma Mater .............Northern Michigan ‘81 Overall Record ....223-207-51 (12 seasons) School Record ....223-207-51 (12 seasons)2013-14 Record ..............................15-21-2Conference Record .................13-14-1 (7th)Postseason Finish ....... WCHAQuarterfinalsMen’s Hockey SID .......... Anthony Reynolds Phone ..................................906-227-1917 Email [email protected] .......................... NMUWildcats.com

ROBERT MORRISLocation .......................Moon Township, Pa.Nickname ......................................ColonialsAll-Time Series ....................................2-2-0Last Meeting .....................W, 3-2 (12/27/13)Conference ......................... Atlantic HockeyHome Facility .................... 84 Lumber ArenaHead Coach ....................... Derek Schooley Alma Mater ..............Western Michigan ‘94 Overall Record ....143-174-45 (10 seasons) School Record ....143-174-45 (10 seasons)2013-14 Record ..............................19-18-5Conference Record ...................13-9-5 (5th)Postseason Finish .......... NCAA First RoundMen’s Hockey SID .....................Matt Gajtka Phone ..................................412-397-4953 Email [email protected] ..........................RMUColonials.com

OHIO STATELocation ..............................Columbus, OhioNickname .....................................BuckeyesAll-Time Series ....................................2-3-0Last Meeting .......................W, 4-2 (3/15/14)Conference .......................................Big TenHome Facility ..................... Value City ArenaHead Coach .............................Steve Rohlik Alma Mater .......................... Wisconsin ‘90 Overall Record ..........18-14-5 (one season) School Record ..........18-14-5 (one season)2013-14 Record ..............................18-14-5Conference Record ................. 6-9-5-4 (4th)Postseason Finish ................... Big Ten FinalMen’s Hockey SID .................. Leann Parker Phone ..................................614-688-0294 Email [email protected] .................OhioStateBuckeyes.com

2014-15 OPPONENTS


UCONNLocation .................................. Storrs, Conn.Nickname ........................................HuskiesAll-Time Series ....................................0-2-0Last Meeting .......................... L, 4-1 (1/5/13)Conference .............................. Hockey EastHome Facility ................................xL CenterHead Coach ......................Mike Cavanaugh Alma Mater ............................ Bowdoin ‘90 Overall Record ..........18-14-4 (one season) School Record ..........18-14-4 (one season)2013-14 Record ..............................18-14-4Conference Record ................ 15-9-3 (t-3rd)Postseason Finish ...........AHAQuarterfinalsMen’s Hockey SID ................... Bill Peterson Phone ..................................860-486-3531 Email [email protected] .........................UConnHuskies.com

VERMONTLocation .................................Burlington, Vt.Nickname .................................CatamountsAll-Time Series ....................................1-1-0Last Meeting ...................... L, 5-2 (10/26/13)Conference .............................. Hockey EastHome Facility ............. Gutterson FieldhouseHead Coach ........................ Kevin Sneddon Alma Mater ..............................Harvard ‘92 Overall Record ....217-288-74 (16 seasons) School Record ....167-189-56 (11 seasons)2013-14 Record ..............................20-15-3Conference Record .............. 10-10-0 (t-7th)Postseason Finish .......... NCAA First RoundMen’s Hockey SID ................Alastair Ingram Phone ..................................802-656-1109 Email [email protected] ...........................UVMAthletics.com

UMASS LOWELLLocation ..................................Lowell, Mass.Nickname .................................River HawksAll-Time Series ....................................0-2-0Last Meeting ...................... L, 3-2 (11/15/13)Conference .............................. Hockey EastHome Facility .......................Tsongas CenterHead Coach ..............................Norm Bazin Alma Mater .................... UMass Lowell ‘94 Overall Record ..... 116-66-14 (six seasons) School Record ......78-35-7 (three seasons)2013-14 Record ..............................26-11-4Conference Record ..................11-6-3 (2nd)Postseason Finish ........ NCAAQuarterfinalsMen’s Hockey SID ..................... Pete Souris Phone ..................................978-934-3771 Email ....................... [email protected] .........................GoRiverHawks.com

WESTERN MICHIGANLocation ...........................Kalamazoo, Mich.Nickname ....................................... BroncosAll-Time Series ....................................0-0-0Last Meeting ............................................n/aConference ........................................ NCHCHome Facility ................... Lawson Ice ArenaHead Coach ............................ Andy Murray Alma Mater .............................Brandon ‘72 Overall Record ....59-41-19 (three seasons) School Record ....59-41-19 (three seasons)2013-14 Record ..............................19-16-5Conference Record ...........11-11-2-2 (t-4th)Postseason Finish ........NCHC Fourth PlaceMen’s Hockey SID ................. Adam Bodnar Phone ..................................269-387-4122 Email [email protected] .......................... WMUBroncos.com

WISCONSINLocation .................................Madison, Wis.Nickname ....................................... BadgersAll-Time Series ....................................1-6-0Last Meeting ........................ L, 2-1 (3/21/14)Conference .......................................Big TenHome Facility .............................Kohl CenterHead Coach .............................. Mike Eaves Alma Mater .......................... Wisconsin ‘78 Overall Record ....255-180-53 (12 seasons) School Record ....255-180-53 (12 seasons)2013-14 Record ..............................24-11-2Conference Record .............. 13-6-1-0 (2nd)Postseason Finish .......... NCAA First RoundMen’s Hockey SID ............Paul Capobianco Phone ..................................608-263-1983 Email [email protected] ............................. UWBadgers.com

2014-15 OPPONENTS

NITTANY LION RECORD BOOK


POINTS RK NAME SEASONS PTS 1 Casey Bailey 2012-14 40 2 David Glen 2012-14 34 Taylor Holstrom 2012-14 34 4 Max Gardiner 2012-14 23 5 Kenny Brooks 2012-14 22 Luke Juha 2012-14 22 7 Eric Scheid 2013-14 20 8 Nate Jensen 2012-14 19 Curtis Loik 2012-14 19 10 David Goodwin 2013-14 18

GOALSRK NAME SEASONS G 1 Casey Bailey 2012-14 23 2 David Glen 2012-14 19 3 Taylor Holstrom 2012-14 17 4 Curtis Loik 2012-14 12 5 Eric Scheid 2013-14 11 6 Tommy Olczyk 2012-14 8 7 David Goodwin 2013-14 7 8 Kenny Brooks 2012-14 6 9 Ricky DeRosa 2013-14 5 Nate Jensen 2012-14 5 Luke Juha 2012-14 5 Jonathan Milley 2012-14 5 Zach Saar 2013-14 5

ASSISTSRK NAME SEASONS A 1 Max Gardiner 2012-14 20 2 Casey Bailey 2012-14 17 Luke Juha 2012-14 17 Taylor Holstrom 2012-14 17 5 Kenny Brooks 2012-14 16 6 David Glen 2012-14 15 7 Nate Jensen 2012-14 14 8 David Goodwin 2013-14 11 Dylan Richard 2013-14 11 Connor Varley 2012-14 11

POWER-PLAY GOALSRK NAME SEASONS PPG 1 Casey Bailey 2012-14 8 2 Luke Juha 2012-14 4 Eric Scheid 2013-14 4 4 Max Gardiner 2012-14 2 David Glen 2012-14 2 David Goodwin 2013-14 2 Nate Jensen 2012-14 2 Jonathan Milley 2012-14 2 Mike Williamson 2013-14 2

SHORTHANDED GOALSRK NAME SEASONS SHG 1 Tommy Olczyk 2012-14 2 2 David Glen 2012-14 1 Taylor Holstrom 2012-14 1 Justin Kirchhevel 2012-13 1 Curtis Loik 2012-14 1 Dylan Richard 2013-14 1 Connor Varley 2012-14 1

GAME-WINNING GOALSRK NAME SEASONS GWG 1 Taylor Holstrom 2012-14 3 2 David Glen 2012-14 2 Tommy Olczyk 2012-14 2 Zach Saar 2013-14 2

SHOTSRK NAME SEASONS SH 1 Casey Bailey 2012-14 243 2 David Glen 2012-14 204 3 Tommy Olczyk 2012-14 154 4 Taylor Holstrom 2012-14 146 5 Kenny Brooks 2012-14 139 6 Curtis Loik 2012-14 118 7 Max Gardiner 2012-14 104 8 David Goodwin 2013-14 85 Luke Juha 2012-14 85 10 Nate Jensen 2012-14 82 Eric Scheid 2013-14 82

CAREER RECORDSPLUS/MINUSRK NAME SEASONS +/- 1 David Glen 2012-14 12 2 Curtis Loik 2012-14 6 3 Brian Dolan 2012-13 3 4 Joseph Lordo 2012-13 2 5 Rich O’Brien 2012-13 1

PENALTIESRK NAME SEASONS PEN 1 David Glen 2012-14 43 2 Casey Bailey 2012-14 27 Mark Yanis 2012-14 27 4 Kenny Brooks 2012-14 20 Jonathan Milley 2012-14 20 Zach Saar 2013-14 20 7 Connor Varley 2012-14 19 8 Mike Williamson 2013-14 16 9 Taylor Holstrom 2012-14 13 Patrick Koudys 2013-14 13

PENALTY MINUTESRK NAME SEASONS PIM 1 David Glen 2012-14 119 2 Mark Yanis 2012-14 73 3 Kenny Brooks 2012-14 62 4 Casey Bailey 2012-14 54 5 Jonathan Milley 2012-14 51 6 Connor Varley 2012-14 49 7 Zach Saar 2013-14 40 8 Mike Williamson 2013-14 38 9 Michael Longo 2012-13 32 10 Max Gardiner 2012-14 30

Casey Bailey leads the Nittany Lions with 23 goals during his first two seasons* All records during NCAA era only

CAREER RECORDS

Max Gardiner has recorded a program-high 20 assists since 2012-13


GAMES PLAYED (SKATERS)RK NAME SEASONS GP 1 Kenny Brooks 2012-14 61 Tommy Olczyk 2012-14 61 3 Taylor Holstrom 2012-14 60 4 Casey Bailey 2012-14 59 David Glen 2012-14 59 6 Connor Varley 2012-14 56 7 Curtis Loik 2012-14 53 8 Nate Jensen 2012-14 50 9 Max Gardiner 2012-14 49 10 Luke Juha 2012-14 45

GAMES PLAYED (GOALIES)RK NAME SEASONS GP 1 Matthew Skoff 2012-14 41 2 PJ Musico 2012-14 17 3 Eamon McAdam 2013-14 10

POINTS (DEFENSEMAN)RK NAME SEASONS PTS 1 Luke Juha 2012-14 22 2 Nate Jensen 2012-14 19 3 Connor Varley 2012-14 15 4 Mark Yanis 2012-14 12 5 Peter Sweetland 2012-14 9 6 Patrick Koudys 2013-14 8 7 Joseph Lordo 2012-13 6 Mike Williamson 2013-14 6 9 David Thompson 2013-14 5 10 Brian Dolan 2012-13 2

GOALS (DEFENSEMAN)RK NAME SEASONS G 1 Nate Jensen 2012-14 5 Luke Juha 2012-14 5 3 Connor Varley 2012-14 4 Mark Yanis 2012-14 4 5 Patrick Koudys 2013-14 2 Mike Williamson 2013-14 2 7 Peter Sweetland 2012-14 1

ASSISTS (DEFENSEMAN)RK NAME SEASONS A 1 Luke Juha 2012-14 17 2 Nate Jensen 2012-14 14 3 Connor Varley 2012-14 11 4 Peter Sweetland 2012-14 8 Mark Yanis 2012-14 8 6 Patrick Koudys 2013-14 6 Joseph Lordo 2012-13 6 8 David Thompson 2013-14 5 9 Mike Williamson 2013-14 4 10 Brian Dolan 2012-13 2 Rich O’Brien 2012-13 2

WINSRK NAME SEASONS WINS 1 Matthew Skoff 2012-14 17 2 PJ Musico 2012-14 4

GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGERK NAME SEASONS GAA 1 Matthew Skoff 2012-14 2.75 2 PJ Musico 2012-14 3.50 3 Eamon McAdam 2013-14 4.09

SAVE PERCENTAGERK NAME SEASONS SV% 1 Matthew Skoff 2012-14 .913 2 PJ Musico 2012-14 .891 3 Eamon McAdam 2013-14 .882 SAVESRK NAME SEASONS SVS 1 Matthew Skoff 2012-14 1,169 2 PJ Musico 2012-14 385 3 Eamon McAdam 2013-14 283

SHUTOUTSRK NAME SEASONS SO 1 Matthew Skoff 2012-14 3 2 PJ Musico 2012-14 1

Matthew Skoff ranks first in wins, GAA, save percentage, saves and shutouts

CAREER RECORDS

Luke Juha ranks first amongdefensemen with 22 points

Kenny Brooks is tied for firstwith 61 games played


POINTS RK NAME SEASON PTS 1 Casey Bailey 2012-13 27 2 David Glen 2012-13 25 3 Max Gardiner 2012-13 22 4 Eric Scheid 2013-14 20 5 David Goodwin 2013-14 18 6 Taylor Holstrom 2012-13 17 Taylor Holstrom 2013-14 17 8 Luke Juha 2013-14 15 Dylan Richard 2013-14 15 10 Casey Bailey 2013-14 13

GOALSRK NAME SEASON G 1 David Glen 2012-13 16 2 Casey Bailey 2012-13 14 3 Eric Scheid 2013-14 11 4 Casey Bailey 2013-14 9 Taylor Holstrom 2012-13 9 6 Taylor Holstrom 2013-14 8 7 David Goodwin 2013-14 7 Curtis Loik 2013-14 7 9 Curtis Loik 2012-13 5 Ricky DeRosa 2013-14 5 Tommy Olczyk 2013-14 5 Zach Saar 2013-14 5

ASSISTSRK NAME SEASON A 1 Max Gardiner 2012-13 19 2 Casey Bailey 2012-13 13 3 David Goodwin 2013-14 11 Luke Juha 2013-14 11 Dylan Richard 2013-14 11 6 Kenny Brooks 2012-13 10 7 David Glen 2012-13 9 Taylor Holstrom 2013-14 9 Eric Scheid 2013-14 9 10 Taylor Holstrom 2012-13 8 Peter Sweetland 2012-13 8 Connor Varley 2012-13 8

POWER-PLAY GOALSRK NAME SEASON PPG 1 Casey Bailey 2012-13 4 Casey Bailey 2013-14 4 Luke Juha 2013-14 4 Eric Scheid 2013-14 4 5 Max Gardiner 2012-13 2 David Glen 2012-13 2 David Goodwin 2013-14 2 Nate Jensen 2013-14 2 Jonathan Milley 2012-13 2 Mike Williamson 2013-14 2

SHORTHANDED GOALSRK NAME SEASON SHG 1 David Glen 2013-14 1 Taylor Holstrom 2013-14 1 Justin Kirchhevel 2012-13 1 Curtis Loik 2013-14 1 Tommy Olczyk 2012-13 1 Tommy Olczyk 2013-14 1 Dylan Richard 2013-14 1 Connor Varley 2012-13 1

GAME-WINNING GOALSRK NAME SEASON GWG 1 Taylor Holstrom 2012-13 3 2 David Glen 2012-13 2 Zach Saar 2013-14 2

SHOTSRK NAME SEASON SH 1 Casey Bailey 2013-14 130 2 David Glen 2012-13 117 3 Casey Bailey 2012-13 113 4 Kenny Brooks 2013-14 91 5 David Glen 2013-14 87 6 David Goodwin 2013-14 85 Tommy Olczyk 2013-14 85 8 Eric Scheid 2013-14 82 9 Taylor Holstrom 2013-14 74 10 Taylor Holstrom 2012-13 72

PLUS/MINUSRK NAME SEASON +/- 1 David Glen 2012-13 9 2 Curtis Loik 2012-13 7 3 Max Gardiner 2012-13 5 4 Brian Dolan 2012-13 3 David Glen 2013-14 3 6 Joseph Lordo 2012-13 2 Jonathan Milley 2012-13 2 Peter Sweetland 2012-13 2 Mark Yanis 2012-13 2 10 Casey Bailey 2012-13 1 Nate Jensen 2012-13 1 Michael McDonagh 2012-13 1 Rich O’Brien 2012-13 1

PENALTIESRK NAME SEASON PEN 1 David Glen 2012-13 23 2 David Glen 2013-14 20 Zach Saar 2013-14 20 4 Casey Bailey 2012-13 17 5 Mike Williamson 2013-14 16 Connor Varley 2012-13 16 7 Mark Yanis 2013-14 15 8 Kenny Brooks 2013-14 14 9 Patrick Koudys 2013-14 13 10 Michael Longo 2012-13 12 Mark Yanis 2012-13 12

PENALTY MINUTESRK NAME SEASON PIM 1 David Glen 2013-14 62 2 David Glen 2012-13 57 3 Mark Yanis 2013-14 49 4 Connor Varley 2012-13 43 5 Zach Saar 2013-14 40 6 Kenny Brooks 2013-14 39 7 Mike Williamson 2013-14 38 8 Casey Bailey 2012-13 34 9 Michael Longo 2012-13 32 10 Patrick Koudys 2013-14 26 Jonathan Milley 2012-13 26

GAMES PLAYED (SKATERS)RK NAME SEASON GP 1 Kenny Brooks 2013-14 36 Taylor Holstrom 2013-14 36 Patrick Koudys 2013-14 36 Eric Scheid 2013-14 36 5 Tommy Olczyk 2013-14 35 6 David Goodwin 2013-14 34 David Thompson 2013-14 34 8 Zach Saar 2013-14 33 9 Casey Bailey 2013-14 32 Ricky DeRosa 2013-14 32 David Glen 2013-14 32

GAMES PLAYED (GOALIES)RK NAME SEASON GP 1 Matthew Skoff 2013-14 23 2 Matthew Skoff 2012-13 18 3 Eamon McAdam 2013-14 10 PJ Musico 2012-13 10 5 PJ Musico 2013-14 7

SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS


POINTS (DEFENSEMAN)RK NAME SEASON PTS 1 Luke Juha 2013-14 15 2 Connor Varley 2012-13 12 3 Nate Jensen 2013-14 10 4 Nate Jensen 2012-13 9 Peter Sweetland 2012-13 9 Mark Yanis 2012-13 9 7 Patrick Koudys 2013-14 8 8 Luke Juha 2012-13 7 9 Joseph Lordo 2012-13 6 Mike Williamson 2013-14 6

GOALS (DEFENSEMAN)RK NAME SEASON G 1 Connor Varley 2012-13 4 Mark Yanis 2012-13 4 Luke Juha 2013-14 4 4 Nate Jensen 2013-14 3 5 Nate Jensen 2012-13 2 Mike Williamson 2013-14 2 Patrick Koudys 2013-14 2 8 Luke Juha 2012-13 1 Peter Sweetland 2012-13 1

ASSISTS (DEFENSEMAN)RK NAME SEASON A 1 Luke Juha 2013-14 11 2 Peter Sweetland 2012-13 8 Connor Varley 2012-13 8 4 Nate Jensen 2012-13 7 Nate Jensen 2013-14 7 6 Luke Juha 2012-13 6 Patrick Koudys 2013-14 6 Joseph Lordo 2012-13 6 9 David Thompson 2013-14 5 Mark Yanis 2012-13 5

POINTS (FRESHMAN)RK NAME SEASON PTS 1 Casey Bailey 2012-13 27 2 David Glen 2012-13 25 3 David Goodwin 2013-14 18 4 Dylan Richard 2013-14 15 5 Kenny Brooks 2012-13 12 Ricky DeRosa 2013-14 12 Connor Varley 2012-13 12 8 Zach Saar 2013-14 11 9 Curtis Loik 2012-13 9 Mark Yanis 2012-13 9 GOALS (FRESHMAN)RK NAME SEASON G 1 David Glen 2012-13 16 2 Casey Bailey 2012-13 14 3 David Goodwin 2013-14 7 4 Ricky DeRosa 2013-14 5 Curtis Loik 2012-13 5 Zach Saar 2013-14 5 7 Jonathan Milley 2012-13 4 Dylan Richard 2013-14 4 Connor Varley 2012-13 4 Mark Yanis 2012-13 4 ASSISTS (FRESHMAN)RK NAME SEASON A 1 Casey Bailey 2012-13 13 2 David Goodwin 2013-14 11 Dylan Richard 2013-14 11 4 Kenny Brooks 2012-13 10 5 David Glen 2012-13 9 6 Connor Varley 2012-13 8 7 Ricky DeRosa 2013-14 7 8 Luke Juha 2012-13 6 Joseph Lordo 2012-13 6 Zach Saar 2013-14 6

WINSRK NAME SEASON WINS 1 Matthew Skoff 2012-13 9 2 Matthew Skoff 2013-14 8 3 PJ Musico 2012-13 4

GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGERK NAME SEASON GAA 1 Matthew Skoff 2012-13 2.48 2 Matthew Skoff 2013-14 2.95 3 PJ Musico 2012-13 3.22 4 Eamon McAdam 2013-14 4.09 5 PJ Musico 2013-14 4.16

SAVE PERCENTAGERK NAME SEASON SV% 1 Matthew Skoff 2012-13 .921 2 Matthew Skoff 2013-14 .906 3 PJ Musico 2012-13 .899 4 Eamon McAdam 2013-14 .882 5 PJ Musico 2013-14 .873

SAVESRK NAME SEASON SVS 1 Matthew Skoff 2013-14 656 2 Matthew Skoff 2012-13 513 3 Eamon McAdam 2013-14 283 4 PJ Musico 2012-13 268 5 PJ Musico 2013-14 117

SHUTOUTSRK NAME SEASON SO 1 Matthew Skoff 2012-13 2 2 PJ Musico 2012-13 1 Matthew Skoff 2013-14 1

ANNUAL LEADERS

SEASON GOALS ASSISTS POINTS2012-13 16 (David Glen) 19 (Max Gardiner) 27 (Casey Bailey) 2013-14 11 (Eric Scheid) 11 (David Goodwin, Luke Juha, Dylan Richard) 20 (Eric Scheid)

SEASON SAVES PENALTIES PENALTY MINUTES2012-13 513 (Matthew Skoff) 23 (David Glen) 57 (David Glen)2013-14 656 (Matthew Skoff) 20 (David Glen, Zach Saar) 62 (David Glen)

SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS


SINGLE-SEASON RECORDSPOINTS 202 (2013-14)GOALS SCORED 80 (2013-14)GOALS ALLOWED 129 (2013-14)POWER-PLAY GOALS 23 (2013-14)SHORTHANDED GOALS 5 (2013-14)GAME-WINNING GOALS 13 (2012-13)ASSISTS 122 (2012-13, 2013-14)SHOTS 1,269 (2013-14)PENALTIES 191 (2013-14)PENALTY MINUTES 173 (2012-13)WINS 13 (2012-13)HOME WINS 5 (2012-13)ROAD WINS 6 (2012-13)LOSSES 26 (2013-14)HOME LOSSES 12 (2013-14)ROAD LOSSES 11 (2013-14) OVERTIME GAMES 5 (2012-13, 2013-14)OVERTIME WINS 2 (2012-13, 2013-14)OVERTIME LOSSES 3 (2012-13)HIGHEST WINNING PERCENTAGE .481 (2012-13)LOWEST WINNING PERCENTAGE .250 (2013-14)TIES 2 (2013-14)SAVES 1,056 (2013-14)GAME PLAYED 36 (2013-14)SHUTOUTS 3 (2012-13)

TEAM STREAKSUNBEATEN STREAK 4 games (10/20/12-11/3/12)HOME UNBEATEN STREAK 2 games (2/8/14-2/14/14)ROAD UNBEATEN STREAK 3 games (10/20/12-10/27/12)WINNING STREAK 4 games (10/20/12-11/3/12)HOME WINNING STREAK 2 games (2/8/13-2/9/13)ROAD WINNING STREAK 3 games (10/20/12-10/27/12)LOSING STREAK 9 games (12/28/13-2/7/14)HOME LOSING STREAK 8 games (11/14/13-2/7/14)ROAD LOSING STREAK 6 games (12/6/13-2/1/14)

INDIVIDUAL STREAKSCONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH A POINT8 Taylor Holstrom (12/29/12-2/9/13)CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH A GOAL3 Casey Bailey (2x: 1/5-1/19/13; 2/1-2/8/14) Eric Scheid (11/15-12/1/13) Taylor Holstrom (1/19-1/26/13) David Glen (1/15-1/25/13)CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH AN ASSIST3 Taylor Holstrom (2x: 1/26-2/9/13; 2/7-2/14/14) Ricky DeRosa (12/6/-12/27/13) Peter Sweetland (12/7-12/11/12) Nate Jensen (10/26-11/3/12) David Glen (10/20-10/27/12)CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH A POINT (DEFENSEMAN)3 Nate Jensen (2x: 12/7-12/11/12; 10/26-11/3/12) Peter Sweetland (12/7-12/11/12) Mark Yanis (1/26-2/9/13)CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH A PENALTY6 Zach Saar (10/25-10/26, 11/8-11/14, 11/30-12/1/13)

TEAM RECORDSSINGLE-GAME TEAM RECORDSGOALS 6 at Sacred Heart (10/27/12)ASSISTS 12 at Sacred Heart (10/27/12)POINTS 18 at Sacred Heart (10/27/12)SHOTS 65 vs. Michigan (3/20/14)FEWEST SHOTS ALLOWED 13 vs. Michigan State (2/15/14)POWER-PLAY GOALS 3 at Robert Morris (11/1/13)SHORTHANDED GOALS 1 (8x), last at Michigan (2/21/14)PENALTIES 15 at Buffalo State (10/18/12)PENALTY MINUTES 41 at Buffalo State (10/18/12)LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY 5 at Army (10/26/12)SAVES 52 vs. Michigan (3/20/14)FEWEST SAVES 11 vs. Michigan State (2/15/14)

GAME RECORDSGOALS IN A GAME3 David Glen vs. Alabama Huntsville (2/8/13)ASSISTS IN A GAME3 Max Gardiner at Michigan State (1/26/13) Max Gardiner vs. Ohio State (12/29/12) Max Gardiner vs. Air Force (11/10/12) Michael McDonagh at Sacred Heart (10/27/12)POINTS IN A GAME4 Casey Bailey vs. Ohio State (12/29/12)SHOTS IN GAME11 Casey Bailey vs. Michigan (3/20/14)PENALTIES IN A GAME4 Mark Yanis vs. Alabama Huntsville (2/8/13)PENALTY MINUTES IN A GAME17 Connor Varley at Michigan State (1/25/13) David Glen vs. Robert Morris (12/28/12) George Saad at RIT (10/20/12)FASTEST TWO GOALS BY A PLAYER3:30 David Glen vs. Alabama Huntsville (Feb. 8, 2013)FASTEST TWO GOALS BY TWO PLAYERS0:30 Casey Bailey/Taylor Holstrom vs. Ohio State (Dec. 29, 2013)FASTEST GOAL TO START A PERIOD0:13 Casey Bailey at Connecticut (Jan. 5, 2013, 1st)MOST GOALS IN A PERIOD2 David Glen vs. Alabama Huntsville (Feb. 8, 2013; 2nd)MOST ASSISTS IN A PERIOD2 Dylan Richard vs. Ohio State (Mar. 15, 2014; 1st) Patrick Koudys vs. Wisconsin (Mar. 7, 2014; 3rd) Dylan Richard vs. Wisconsin (Mar. 7, 2014; 3rd) Eric Scheid vs. Union (Dec. 1, 2013; 1st) Taylor Holstrom vs. Robert Morris (Nov. 1, 2013; 3rd) Max Gardiner at Michigan State (Jan. 26, 2013; 3rd) Max Gardiner vs. Ohio State (Dec. 29, 2013; 1st) David Glen vs. Fredonia (Dec. 11, 2012; 3rd) Jonathan Milley at Holy Cross (Dec. 7, 2012; 2nd) Casey Bailey at Army (Oct. 26, 2012; 2nd)MOST POINTS IN A PERIOD3 Casey Bailey at Army (Oct. 26, 2012; 2nd)MOST PENALTIES IN A PERIOD3 Mark Yanis vs. Union (Dec. 1, 2013; 1st) George Saad at RIT (Oct. 20, 2012; 3rd)MOST PENALTY MINUTES IN A PERIOD17 George Saad at RIT (Oct. 20, 2012; 3rd)

TEAM RECORDS


SAVES IN A GAME52 Matthew Skoff vs. Michigan (3/20/14)SAVES IN A PERIOD20 PJ Musico at Wisconsin (Feb. 24, 2013; 2nd, 3rd)

PERIOD RECORDSMOST GOALS 3, last vs. Ohio State (Mar. 15, 2014; 1st)MOST ASSISTS 6, last at Michigan State (Jan. 25, 2013; 2nd)MOST POINTS 9, last at Michigan State (Jan. 25, 2013; 2nd)MOST PENALTIES 7 vs. RIT (Oct. 25, 2013; 1st)MOST PENALTY MINUTES 25 vs. RIT (Oct. 25, 2013; 1st)LARGEST MARGIN OF GOALS 3 vs. Michigan (Feb. 8, 2014; 1st)MOST SAVES 20, last at Michigan (Feb. 22, 2014; 2nd)

TEAM LEADERS1940s VARSITY ERAPenn State sponsored varsity hockey for five seasons (1940-44, 1946-47) before dissolving due to limited facilities.

1940-41 (6-3-1)Head Coach: Arthur DavisCaptain: George Wolbert

GOAL LEADERS: John Dufford (14), Penny Gates (7), Earl Johnson (5), George Wolbert (2), Mike Fedock (1)

1941-42 (5-3-0)Head Coach: Arthur DavisCaptain: Larry Lightbody

GOAL LEADERS: John Dufford (14), Ted Cauffman (6), Earl Johnson (6), Art Gladstone (3), Mike Fedock (1), Bert Anthony (1), T.J. Goodwin (1)

1942-43 (2-2-0)Head Coach: Arthur DavisCaptain: Ted Cauffman

GOAL LEADERS: Ted Cauffman (4), Fred Bernbaum (2), Don Steva (1), Bill Levy (1)

1943-44 (0-2-0)Head Coach: Arthur DavisCaptain: Art Gladstone

GOAL LEADERS: F. Rainear (1), C. Bair (1), R. Nelson (1), Art Gladstone (1)

1946-47 (0-3-0)Head Coach: James O’HoraCaptains: Fred Bernbaum, Art Gladstone

GOAL LEADERS: Fred Bernbaum (3), J. Egan (2), Ted Cauffman (1), R. Nelson (1)

TEAM RECORDS

Taylor Holstrom holds the program record withat least one point in eight straight games


ALL-TIME SERIES RESULTSAIR FORCE OVERALL RECORD: 1-3-0HOME: 1-1-0ROAD: 0-2-0NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

DATE RESULT H/A/N11/9/12 L, 5-1 H11/10/12 W, 5-1 H10/18/13 L, 5-2 A10/19/13 L, 3-1 A

ALABAMA HUNTSVILLEOVERALL RECORD: 2-0-0HOME: 2-0-0ROAD: 0-0-0NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

DATE RESULT H/A/N2/8/13 W, 4-0 H2/9/13 W, 4-3 H

AMERICAN INTERNATIONALOVERALL RECORD: 1-1-0HOME: 1-1-0ROAD: 0-0-0NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

DATE RESULT H/A/N10/12/12 L, 3-2 (OT) H10/13/12 W, 4-3 (OT) H^^ - Mohegan Sun Arena (Wilkes-Barre, Pa.)

ARMY OVERALL RECORD: 2-2-0HOME: 1-0-0ROAD: 1-2-0NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

DATE RESULT H/A/N2/26/44 L, 18-3 A2/12/47 L, 12-3 A10/26/12 W, 5-0 A10/11/13 W, 4-1 H

BOSTON COLLEGEOVERALL RECORD: 0-2-0HOME: 0-1-0ROAD: 0-0-0NEUTRAL: 0-1-0

DATE RESULT H/A/N12/28/13 L, 8-2 N^1/25/14 L, 3-2 H^ - CONSOL Energy Center (Pittsburgh, Pa.)

BUFFALO STATE OVERALL RECORD: 1-1-0HOME: 1-0-0ROAD: 0-1-0NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

DATE RESULT H/A/N10/19/12 L, 3-0 A11/3/12 W, 4-2 H

CARNEGIE TECH OVERALL RECORD: 4-0-0HOME: 0-0-0ROAD: 0-0-0NEUTRAL: 4-0-0

DATE RESULT H/A/N12/6/40 W, 3-1 N2/21/41 W, 3-1 N1/17/42 W, 7-0 N2/14/42 W, 3-2 N

COLGATE OVERALL RECORD: 0-1-0HOME: 0-0-0ROAD: 0-1-0NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

DATE RESULT H/A/N1/18/47 L, 14-0 A

UCONN OVERALL RECORD: 0-2-0HOME: 0-0-0ROAD: 0-2-0NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

DATE RESULT H/A/N1/4/13 L, 4-3 A1/5/13 L, 4-1 A

CORNELL OVERALL RECORD: 0-1-0HOME: 0-0-0ROAD: 0-1-0NEUTRAL: 0-0-0


DREXEL TECH OVERALL RECORD: 2-0-0HOME: 0-0-0ROAD: 2-0-0NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

DATE RESULT H/A/N2/8/43 W, 4-0 A2/17/43 W, 4-1 A

FRANKLIN & MARSHALLOVERALL RECORD: 2-0-0HOME: 0-0-0ROAD: 0-0-0NEUTRAL: 2-0-0

DATE RESULT H/A/N3/22/41 W, 5-3 N2/25/42 W, 4-1 N

FREDONIA STATEOVERALL RECORD: 1-0-0HOME: 0-0-0ROAD: 1-0-0NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

DATE RESULT H/A/N12/11/12 W, 4-0 A

GEORGETOWNOVERALL RECORD: 0-3-1HOME: 0-0-0ROAD: 0-2-1NEUTRAL: 0-1-0

DATE RESULT H/A/N3/8/41 T, 4-4 A3/28/41 L, 3-2 N1/24/42 L, 5-3 A3/3/47 L, 11-4 A

HOLY CROSS OVERALL RECORD: 0-2-0HOME: 0-0-0ROAD: 0-2-0NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

DATE RESULT H/A/N12/7/12 L, 5-4 (OT) A12/8/12 L, 4-1 A

ALL-TIME SERIES RESULTS


JOHN CARROLL OVERALL RECORD: 0-1-0HOME: 0-0-0ROAD: 0-0-0NEUTRAL: 0-1-0

DATE RESULT H/A/N2/28/41 L, 3-2 N

LEHIGHOVERALL RECORD: 2-0-0HOME: 0-0-0ROAD: 0-0-0NEUTRAL: 2-0-0


UMASS LOWELL OVERALL RECORD: 0-2-0HOME: 0-2-0ROAD: 0-0-0NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

DATE RESULT H/A/N11/14/13 L, 4-0 H11/15/13 L, 3-2 H

MICHIGAN OVERALL RECORD: 3-2-0HOME: 1-1-0ROAD: 1-1-0NEUTRAL: 1-0-0

DATE RESULT H/A/N2/7/14 L, 7-3 H2/8/14 W, 4-0 H2/21/14 W, 5-4 (OT) A2/22/14 L, 5-2 A3/20/14 W, 2-1 (2OT) N^^ - Big Ten Quarterfinals (Minneapolis, Minn.)

MICHIGAN STATE OVERALL RECORD: 1-4-1HOME: 0-1-1ROAD: 1-3-0NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

DATE RESULT H/A/N1/25/13 L, 5-3 A1/26/13 W, 3-2 A1/17/14 L, 3-0 A1/18/14 L, 3-2 A2/14/14 T, 2-2 (SOL) H2/15/14 L, 2-1 H

ROBERT MORRIS OVERALL RECORD: 2-2-0HOME: 0-1-0ROAD: 1-0-0NEUTRAL: 1-1-0

DATE RESULT H/A/N12/15/12 L, 3-2 H12/28/12 L, 6-0 N^11/1/13 W, 5-4 A12/27/13 W, 3-2 N^^ - CONSOL Energy Center (Pittsburgh, Pa.)

SACRED HEARTOVERALL RECORD: 2-0-0HOME: 1-0-0ROAD: 1-0-0NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

DATE RESULT H/A/N10/27/12 W, 6-3 A11/8/13 W, 2-1 H

SAINT JOSEPH’SOVERALL RECORD: 1-0-0HOME: 0-0-0ROAD: 0-0-0NEUTRAL: 1-0-0

DATE RESULT H/A/N2/18/42 W, 5-1 N

TEMPLE OVERALL RECORD: 2-0-0HOME: 0-0-0ROAD: 0-0-0NEUTRAL: 2-0-0


UNION OVERALL RECORD: 0-4-0HOME: 0-2-0ROAD: 0-2-0NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

DATE RESULT H/A/N11/24/12 L, 2-0 A11/25/12 L, 4-1 A11/30/13 L, 4-3 H12/1/13 L, 5-4 H

MINNESOTA OVERALL RECORD: 0-4-0HOME: 0-2-0ROAD: 0-2-0NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

DATE RESULT H/A/N1/12/14 L, 3-2 H1/13/14 L, 5-2 H2/28/14 L, 5-1 A3/1/14 L, 2-1 A

NEUMANN OVERALL RECORD: 0-1-0HOME: 0-1-0ROAD: 0-0-0NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

DATE RESULT H/A/N1/15/13 L, 3-2 (OT) H

OHIO STATE OVERALL RECORD: 2-3-0HOME: 1-1-0ROAD: 0-2-0NEUTRAL: 1-0-0

DATE RESULT H/A/N12/29/12 W, 5-4 N^1/31/14 L, 5-1 A2/1/14 L, 5-2 A3/14/14 L, 4-2 H3/15/14 W, 4-2 H^ - CONSOL Energy Center (Pittsburgh, Pa.)

RIT OVERALL RECORD: 1-0-1HOME: 0-0-1ROAD: 1-0-0NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

DATE RESULT H/A/N10/20/12 W, 3-2 A10/25/13 T, 3-3 (OT) H^^ - Blue Cross Arena (Rochester, N.Y.)

ALL-TIME SERIES RESULTS


VERMONT OVERALL RECORD: 1-1-0HOME: 0-0-0ROAD: 0-0-0NEUTRAL: 1-1-0

DATE RESULT H/A/N1/19/13 W, 4-2 N^10/26/13 L, 5-2 N^ ^ - Wells Fargo Center (Philadelphia, Pa.)

WISCONSIN OVERALL RECORD: 1-6-0HOME: 0-2-0ROAD: 1-3-0NEUTRAL: 0-1-0

DATE RESULT H/A/N2/24/13 L, 5-0 A2/25/13 W, 3-2 (OT) A12/6/13 L, 7-1 A12/7/13 L, 4-3 A3/7/14 L, 4-2 H3/8/14 L, 3-2 (OT) H3/21/14 L, 2-1 N^^ - Big Ten Quarterfinals (Minneapolis, Minn.)

NON-NCAA TEAMS

ARMY AIR CORPS OVERALL RECORD: 0-1-0HOME: 0-0-0ROAD: 0-0-0NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

DATE RESULT H/A/N1/16/44^ L, 8-3 Unknown^ - Exhibition

BALTIMORE ALL-STARSOVERALL RECORD: 0-1-0HOME: 0-0-0ROAD: 0-1-0NEUTRAL: 0-0-0


HERSHEY JR. CUBS OVERALL RECORD: 0-2-0HOME: 0-0-0ROAD: 0-2-0NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

DATE RESULT H/A/N3/6/41 L, 5-2 A1/14/42 L, 2-1 A12/15/43^ L, 7-4 A^ - Exhibition

NAVY ALL-STARS OVERALL RECORD: 0-1-0HOME: 0-0-0ROAD: 0-1-0NEUTRAL: 0-0-0


WASHINGTON ALL-STARSOVERALL RECORD: 0-1-0HOME: 0-0-0ROAD: 0-1-0NEUTRAL: 0-0-0


ALL-TIME RECORDS GP W-L-TAir Force 4 1-3-0

Alabama Huntsville 2 2-0-0

American International 2 1-1-0

Army 4 2-2-0

Boston College 2 0-2-0

Buffalo State 2 1-1-0

Carnegie Tech 4 4-0-0

Colgate 1 0-1-0

UConn 2 0-2-0

Cornell 1 0-1-0

Drexel Tech 2 2-0-0

Franklin & Marshall 2 2-0-0

Fredonia State 1 1-0-0

Georgetown 4 0-3-1

Holy Cross 2 0-2-0

John Carroll 1 0-1-0

Lehigh 2 2-0-0

UMass Lowell 2 0-2-0

Michigan 5 3-2-0

Michigan State 6 1-4-1

Minnesota 4 0-4-0

Neumann 1 0-1-0

Ohio State 5 2-3-0

RIT 2 1-0-1

Robert Morris 4 2-2-0

Sacred Heart 2 2-0-0

Saint Joseph’s 1 1-0-0

Temple 2 2-0-0

Union 4 0-4-0

Vermont 2 1-1-0

Wisconsin 7 1-6-0

TOTALS

Non-NCAA Teams

Army Air Corps 1 0-1-0

Baltimore All-Stars 1 0-1-0

Hershey Jr. Cubs 2 0-2-0

Navy All-Stars 1 0-1-0

Washington All-Stars 1 0-1-0

Exhibitions

Arizona State 2 1-1-0

U.S. NTDP 2 1-1-0

Ohio 2 2-0-0

Oklahoma 2 2-0-0

ALL-TIME SERIES RESULTS ALL-TIME VS. NCAA DI CONFERENCES


ALL-TIME VS. NCAA DI CONFERENCES

W-L-T GF GABrown - - -Clarkson - - -Colgate 0-1-0 0 14Cornell 0-1-0 1 7Dartmouth - - -Harvard - - -Princeton - - -Quinnipiac - - -RPI - - -St. Lawrence - - -Union 0-4-0 8 15Yale - - -TOTAL 0-6-0 9 36

W-L-T GF GAAir Force 1-3-0 9 14AIC 1-1-0 6 6Army 2-2-0 15 31Bentley - - -Canisius - - -Holy Cross 0-2-0 5 9Mercyhurst - - -Niagara - - -RIT 1-0-1 6 5Robert Morris 2-2-0 10 15Sacred Heart 2-0-0 8 4TOTAL 9-10-1 59 84

W-L-T GF GAMichigan 3-2-0 16 17Michigan State 1-4-1 11 17Minnesota 0-4-0 6 15Ohio State 2-3-0 14 20Wisconsin 1-6-0 12 27TOTAL 7-19-1 59 96

W-L-T GF GABoston College 0-2-0 4 11Boston University - - -UConn 0-2-0 4 8Maine - - -Massachusetts - - -UMass Lowell 0-2-0 2 7Merrimack - - -New Hampshire - - -Northeastern - - -Notre Dame - - -Providence - - -Vermont 1-1-0 6 7TOTAL 1-7-0 16 33

W-L-T GF GAColorado College - - -Denver - - -Miami - - -Minnesota Duluth - - -Nebraska Omaha - - -North Dakota - - -St. Cloud State - - -Western Michigan - - -TOTAL 0-0-0 0 0

W-L-T GF GAAlabama Huntsville 2-0-0 8 3Alaska - - -Alaska Anchorage - - -Bemidji State - - -Bowling Green - - -Ferris State - - -Lake Superior State - - -Michigan Tech - - -Minnesota State - - -Northern Michigan - - -TOTAL 2-0-0 8 3

ALL-TIME SERIES RESULTS ALL-TIME VS. NCAA DI CONFERENCES


1940-41OVERALL RECORD: 6-3-1HEAD COACH: Arthur DavisCAPTAIN: George Wolbert

Dec. 6 vs. Carnegie Tech1 W 3-1Jan. 17 vs. Temple1 W 6-1Feb. 7 vs. Temple1 W 5-3Feb. 21 vs. Carnegie Tech1 W 3-1Feb. 28 vs. John Carroll1 L 3-2Mar. 6 at Hershey Jr. Cubs L 5-2Mar. 8 at Georgetown T 4-4Mar. 15 vs. Lehigh2 W 4-1Mar. 22 vs. Franklin & Marshall1 W 5-4Mar. 28 vs. Georgetown1 L 3-21 - Johnstown, Pa.2 - Hershey, Pa.

1941-42OVERALL RECORD: 5-3-0HEAD COACH: Arthur DavisCAPTAIN: Larry Lightbody

Jan. 14 at Hershey Jr. Cubs L 2-1Jan. 17 vs. Carnegie Tech 1 W 7-0Jan. 24 at Georgetown L 5-3Feb. 14 vs. Carnegie Tech 2 W 3-2Feb. 18 vs. Saint Joseph’s3 W 5-1Feb. 25 vs. Franklin & Marshall3 W 4-1Mar. 10 vs. Navy All-Stars L 6-2Mar. 14 vs. Lehigh3 W 4-21 - Johnstown, Pa.2 - Youngstown, Ohio3 - Hershey, Pa.

1942-43OVERALL RECORD: 2-2-0HEAD COACH: Arthur Davis

CAPTAIN: Ted Cauffman

Feb. 8 at Drexel Tech W 4-0Feb. 17 at Drexel Tech W 4-1Mar. 13 at Balt. All-Stars L 11-0Mar. 14 at Wash. All-Stars L 5-1

1943-44OVERALL RECORD: 0-2-0HEAD COACH: Arthur Davis

CAPTAIN: Art Gladstone

Dec. 15 at Hershey Jr. Cubs^ L 7-4Jan. 16 vs. Army Air Corps^ L 8-3Feb. 5 at Cornell L 7-1Feb. 26 at Army L 18-3^ - Exhibition

1946-47OVERALL RECORD: 0-3-0

HEAD COACH: James O’HoraCAPTAINS: Fred Bernbaum

Art Gladstone

Jan. 18 at Colgate L 14-0Feb. 12 at Army L 12-3Mar. 3 at Georgetown L 11-4

2012-13OVERALL RECORD: 13-14-0HEAD COACH: Guy Gadowsky

CAPTAIN: Tommy Olczyk

Oct. 12 AMERICAN INT’L L 3-2 (OT)Oct. 13 AMERICAN INT’L1 W 4-3 (OT)Oct. 19 at Buffalo State L 3-0Oct. 20 at RIT2 W 3-2Oct. 26 at Army W 5-0Oct. 27 at Sacred Heart W 6-3Nov. 3 BUFFALO STATE W 4-2Nov. 9 AIR FORCE L 5-1Nov. 10 AIR FORCE W 5-1Nov. 24 at Union L 2-0Nov. 25 at Union L 4-1Dec. 7 at Holy Cross L 5-4 (OT)Dec. 8 at Holy Cross L 4-1Dec. 11 at Fredonia State W 4-0Dec. 15 ROBERT MORRIS L 3-2Dec. 28 vs. Robert Morris3 L 6-0Dec. 29 vs. Ohio State3 W 5-4Jan. 4 at UConn L 4-3Jan. 5 at UConn L 4-1Jan. 15 NEUMANN L 3-2 (OT)Jan. 19 vs. Vermont4 W 4-2Jan. 25 at Michigan State L 5-3Jan. 26 at Michigan State W 3-2Feb. 8 ALA. HUNTSVILLE W 4-0Feb. 9 ALA. HUNTSVILLE W 4-3Feb. 24 at Wisconsin L 5-0Feb. 25 at Wisconsin W 3-2 (OT)1 - Mohegan Sun Arena (Wilkes-Barre, Pa.)2 - Blue Cross Arena (Rochester, N.Y.)3 - CONSOL Energy Center (Pittsburgh, Pa.)4 - Wells Fargo Center (Philadelphia, Pa.)

2013-14OVERALL RECORD: 8-26-2

BIG TEN: 3-16-1-0 (6th)HEAD COACH: Guy Gadowsky

CAPTAIN: Tommy Olczyk

Oct. 11 ARMY W 4-1Oct. 18 at Air Force L 5-2Oct. 19 at Air Force L 3-1Oct. 25 RIT T 3-3 (OT)Oct. 26 vs. Vermont1 L 5-2Nov. 1 at Robert Morris W 5-4Nov. 8 SACRED HEART W 2-1Nov. 14 UMASS LOWELL L 4-0Nov. 15 UMASS LOWELL L 3-2Nov. 30 UNION L 4-3Dec. 1 UNION L 5-4Dec. 6 at Wisconsin* L 7-1Dec. 7 at Wisconsin* L 4-3Dec. 27 vs. Robert Morris2 W 3-2Dec. 28 vs. Boston College2 L 8-2Jan. 12 MINNESOTA* L 3-2Jan. 13 MINNESOTA* L 5-2Jan. 17 at Michigan State* L 3-0Jan. 18 at Michigan State* L 3-2Jan. 25 BOSTON COLL. L 3-2Jan. 31 at Ohio State* L 5-1Feb. 1 at Ohio State* L 5-2Feb. 7 MICHIGAN* L 7-3Feb. 8 MICHIGAN* W 4-0Feb. 14 MICHIGAN STATE* T 2-2 (SOL)Feb. 15 MICHIGAN STATE* L 2-1Feb. 21 at Michigan* W 5-4 (OT)Feb. 22 at Michigan* L 5-2Feb. 28 at Minnesota* L 5-1Mar. 1 at Minnesota* L 2-1Mar. 7 WISCONSIN* L 4-2Mar. 8 WISCONSIN* L 3-2 (OT)Mar. 14 OHIO STATE* L 4-2Mar. 15 OHIO STATE* W 4-2Mar. 20 vs. Michigan3 W 2-1 (2OT)Mar. 21 vs. Wisconsin3 L 2-1 * - Big Ten Conference game1 - Wells Fargo Center (Philadelphia, Pa.) 2- CONSOL Energy Center (Pittsburgh, Pa.)3 - Big Ten Tournament (Xcel Energy Center, Minneapolis, Minn.)

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

NITTANY LION HOCKEY


HOCKEY VALLEY TIMELINEEARLY YEARSLATE 1800s-EARLY 1900s:Many of Penn State’s 300 students play pickuphockeyonfloodedoutdoorrinks.

1906-09:Students primarily from the Pittsburgh area organize a hockey team with the intent to seek official approval for anintercollegiate varsity team by the University’s Athletic Association, which oversaw all Penn State sports.

DECEMBER 1909:OnChristmasnight,thefirstPennStatehockey team, led by captain Herb Baetz, plays its first-ever intercollegiate gameagainst Carnegie Tech at the Duquesne Gardens in Pittsburgh. Less than a week later, Penn State travels to the Duquesne Gardens once more, and falls to Pittsburgh, 2-1.

JANUARY 21, 1910:University’s Athletic Association rejects anofficialbidtosponsoricehockeyasanofficialvarsitysport.PennStatestudentsfighttoelevatetheprogramforthenexttwo decades.

WINTER, 1938:Eight members of the Sigma Phi fraternity form an independent hockey team.

FEBRUARY 1938:On Feb. 12, the team plays an exhibition game against Lakemont, an independent amateur team, in Altoona, Pennsylvania, with Al Hook, a physical education professor, serving as team coach. Ten dayslater,thesquadsuitsupforitsfirstintercollegiate game against Pittsburgh at the Duquesne Gardens, losing 4-0.

1938-39 SEASON: Prior to the start of the 1938-39 campaign, Dr. Carl P. Schott, Dean of the School of Physical Education and Athletics, approves appropriations of $100 for the team. Dr. Arthur F. Davis, whoalsocoachedthefirstfourseasonsof varsity hockey at Penn State, is named the team’s head coach. In the beginning of the season, the team practices indoors at the Armory building or outside on the pond at Whipple Dam, and plays three games.

1939-40 SEASON:Penn State joins the Pennsylvania Intercollegiate League with the University of Pennsylvania, Hershey Jr. Cubs, Lehigh and Lafayette.

During the season, Rec Hall becomes the team’s indoor practice facility. The team’s “home” rink was more than 100 miles away in Hershey. Penn State plays its firsttruehomecontestJan.27,whentheteamwasfinallyabletoplayonfloodedtennis courts. Three hundred bleachers were also put in for the event.

The team competes in 11 games during the season and compiled a 3-8-0 record.

1940s VARSITY ERAMARCH-MAY 1940:Hockey and skiing are put before the students at the All-College Elections. Two months later, hockey is voted as an officialvarsitysportastheAthleticAssociation approved the measure by a 651-35 majority vote.

DECEMBER 6, 1940:Penn State plays its first game as avarsity sport at the Shaffer Ice Palace in Johnstown, Pennsylvania. The Nittany Lions defeat Carnegie Tech, 3-1, with John Dufford scoring the first goal inPenn State varsity history.

After the first season, the University’sAthletic Advisory Board granted hockey full statuswith full financial support.Upuntil that time, the team was able to make its own schedule and handle its own finances.The teamusesRecHallas itspractice facility as several attempts for an outdoor rink throughout the years is unsuccessful.

1940-44 SEASONS:Although there is on-ice success, the United States’ involvement in World War II, combined with the lack of availability of ice on campus, has a devastating effect on the viability of Penn State Hockey.

With many teams dropping the sport, Penn State only plays four games during the 1942-43 season, including just two collegiate contests.

Ravaged by the war, Coach Davis and

Penn State prepares for the 1943-44 season with only three members from the previous year’s squad after losing most of its members to military and civilian enrollment.

With the effects of the war being felt throughout the University, the Athletic Association announces that the suspensions of six sports as a war-time economy measure: hockey, cross country, swimming, gymnastics, tennis and golf.

1946-47 SEASON:Following the end of World War II, the teamreturnsforonefinalseason.JamesO’Hora, a new addition to the football coaching staff, is selected to lead Penn State for the 1946-47 season. The Nittany Lions are scheduled to play seven games, but four contests were cancelled due to warm weather.

Following the season, the Athletic Association drops hockey once more, citing limited facilities.

ICERS ERANOVEMBER 19, 1971:Penn State Hockey returns at the club level as the Icers defeat the Hampden Leafs, 8-6. The team makes its long-awaited comeback after a petition is signed by more than 3,000 members of the community.

1970s:Larry Hendry serves as the team’s firstcoach and, during the early 1970s, teams are comprised of undergraduates, graduate students and faculty members before more stringent eligibility rules are put into place.

JANUARY 16, 1981:The IcersedgeUpsala,6-5, in theirfirstgame at Greenberg Ice Pavilion, which serves as Penn State Hockey’s home through thefirstNCAAseason in2012-13.

During their return to campus, the Penn State calls three different arenas home. From 1971-78, the team competes at the original Ice Pavilion, which opened in 1955, and located near the current location of the Lasch Football Building.

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beginning in the 2013-14 season. The Big Ten will comprise of Michigan, Michigan State, Minnesota, Ohio State, Penn State and Wisconsin.

APRIL 24, 2011:Longtime collegiate coach Guy Gadowskyisnamedthefirstheadcoachin program history. Gadowsky joins Penn State after successful stints at Princeton and Alaska.

The bench boss hires his two Princeton assistants - Keith Fisher and Matt Lindsay - to serve the same roles while selecting former Penn State Icer Bill Downey as director of operations.

FEBRUARY 2012:Ground breaks for Pegula Ice Arena - the $90 million, multi-purpose arena that serves as the home to Penn State Hockey.

OCTOBER 12, 2012:Penn State competes at the NCAA level forthefirsttimeanddropsa3-2overtimedecision to American International at Greenberg Ice Pavilion.

Deephaven, Minnesota, native Max Gardiner takes the first faceoff, whilefreshman Casey Bailey (4:37, 2nd) scores theteam’sfirstgoal.ClassmateMatthewSkoff makes 26 saves in his debut.

OCTOBER 13, 2012:The Nittany Lions capture their firstwin with a 4-3 overtime victory against American International at Mohegan Sun Arena in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania.

Freshman David Glen scores the winning goal 38 seconds into the extra frame, while sophomore PJ Musico turns aside 32 shots for the win.

OCTOBER 26, 2012:PJ Musico makes 34 saves as Penn State blanks Army, 5-0, in West Point, New York,fortheteam’sfirstshutout.

FEBRUARY 25, 2013:Forward Taylor Holstrom scores with 34 seconds left in overtime to lift Penn State to a 4-3 overtime win over Wisconsin in the team’sseasonfinale.Thewin is theteam’sfirstagainstarankedopponent.

JUNE 30, 2013:Incoming freshmen Eamon McAdam and MikeWilliamsonbecomethefirstNittanyLions to be chosen in the NHL Draft. McAdam is selected by the New York Islanders in the third round (70th overall), while Williamson is the Vancouver Canucks’ sixth-round choice (175th overall).

OCTOBER 11, 2013:Penn State opens the brand-new Pegula Ice Arena with a 4-1 victory against Army in front of a sellout crowd of 6,370.

Defenseman Nate Jensen scores the firstgoalinthefacilityat3:02ofthefirstperiod, while Matthew Skoff earns the victory with 25 saves.

DECEMBER 6, 2013:TheNittanyLionsplaytheirfirstBigTenConference game, falling to Wisconsin by a 7-1 score in Madison.

JANUARY 12-13, 2014:Penn State welcomes Minnesota for its first Big Ten home series at Pegula IceArena.

FEBRUARY 8, 2014:Goaltender Matthew Skoff earns his third career shutout as Penn State shuts out Michigan, 4-0, at Pegula Ice Arena for the team’sfirstconferencevictory.

FEBRUARY 21, 2014:After forward Casey Bailey ties the game with five seconds left, freshman DavidGoodwin’s overtime marker lifts Penn State to a 5-4 victory against Michigan fortheteam’sfirstBigTenroadwin.

MARCH 20, 2014The Nittany Lions win the first Big Tentournament game in league history with a 2-1 double-overtime thriller against Michigan at the xcel Energy Center in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Freshman Zach Saar tallies the game-winner from the left faceoff dot at 12:47 of the frame.

Following two and a half seasons (1978-81) travelling to Mechanicsburg. Penn State returns to campus and the Greenberg Ice Pavilion.

MARCH 10, 1984:Penn State captures its first AmericanCollegiate Hockey Association national championship with a 7-5 victory against Arizona.

The Icers capture seven ACHA titles during (1984, 1990, 1998, 2000-03) during their 41-year history.

OCTOBER 30, 1987:Joe Battista begins his 19-year tenure (1987-2006) as head coach with a 5-4 victory against Conestoga. Battista records a 512-120-27 mark behind the bench and leads Penn State to its last six club national titles.

MARCH 2, 2003:Penn State claims its fourth straight national title with a 5-0 win against longtime rival Ohio.

During their history two Icers – Alon Eizenman (2000) and Neal Price (2002) – are named ACHA Player of the Year, while Penn State boasts 23 ACHA First Team All-Americans and, since 1995, 62 ACHA Academic All-Americans.

Eizenman is also one of three people with Penn State ties inducted into the ACHA Hall of Fame, along with builders Josh Brandwene, a former Icers defenseman and head coach of Penn State’s women’s ice hockey team, and Battista.

NCAA DIVISION I ERASEPTEMBER 17, 2010:The Penn State Board of Trustees announce the largest private gift in University history - an $88 million donation from Terrence M. and Kim Pegula to fund a state-of-the-art arena and establish an NCAA men’s hockey program. Since that time, the Pegula have contributed $102 to the arena and hockey program. The program will compete at the varsity level beginning for the 2012-13 season.

MARCH 21, 2011:The Big Ten Conference announces its intention to sponsor men’s hockey

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PEGULA ICE ARENA


PEGULA ICE ARENA

PEGULA ICE ARENA FACTS & FIGURES

CAPACITY: 5,782COST: $90 millionBROKE GROUND: February 2012COMPLETED: September 2013ARCHITECTS: Crawford Architects & Bohlin Cywinski JacksonCONSTRUCTION: Mortenson

PEGULA BY THE NUMBERS

34,000,000 pounds of concrete used in the arena, equal to 3,000 average male elephants

1,000,000 volume in gallons of Sarni underground storm water detention system

820,000+ pounds of rebar

450,000 craftworker hours worked, equal to one person working 216 years

64,000 tons of crushed aggregates and asphalt removed

32,000 cubic yards of rock blasting

1,600 tons of steel in arena, equal to 546 Zambonis

1,500 people employed during construction (90% local)

800 cubic yards of concrete for sidewalk and curbs

310 cubic yards of concrete poured in each rink

26milesofpipinginfloorofbothrinksthatkeepstheicefrozencouldwraparoundPSU12times

1.25 miles of storm, sanitary and water piping

MILESTONES & RECORDS

FIRST GAME: Oct. 11, 2013 - Penn State vs. Army

FIRST WIN: Oct. 11, 2013 - Penn State 4, Army 1

FIRST FACEOFF: Taylor Holstrom (PSU) vs. Maurice Alvarez (ARMY) - Won by PSU

FIRST GOAL: NateJensen(PSU),3:02offirstperiod (assisted by Taylor Holstrom)

LARGEST CROWD: 6,370 - Oct. 11, 2013 - Penn State vs. Army

NUMBER OF SELLOUTS: 16

CONSECUTIVE SELLOUTS: 9 (Jan. 12 - March 8, 2014)


THE PEGULAS On Sept. 17, 2010, Penn State graduate, Terry, and his wife, Kim, donated $88 million to his alma mater – the largest private gift in the history of the school – to fund a state-of-the-art, multi-purpose arena and to help elevate the University’s men’s hockey program to the NCAA Division I level. In 2012, the Pegulas announced they would increase their donation to the Nittany Lion hockey program to $102 million.

Thanks to their generosity, Penn State added both men’s and women’s varsity hockey, with both teams beginning play at Pegula Ice Arena in 2013-14. The building includes two ice sheets and serves as the only major ice facility within an 80-mile radius of State College. In addition to providing hockey and figure skating opportunities for theentire Central Pennsylvania region, it will also be used for a broad range of campus and community activities.

A native of Rochester, New York, Kim Pegula is a 1991 graduate of Houghton College with a degree in communications and was involved with East Resources since 1991. In 2011, Kim donated $12 million to her alma mater to support the construction of new athletic facility, the Kerr-Pegula Sports Complex.

Together, the Pegulas have expandedtheirinterestsinthesportsfieldby acquiring Atlanta-based France AllPro AthleteManagement,ahigh-profileNFL

On Feb. 22, 2011, Pegula became the fourth owner in Buffalo Sabres franchise history. The day Pegula was introduced as owner, the Sabres were 27-25-6 and sat in ninth place in the EasternConference–fivepointsoutofaplayoff spot. Pegula’s purchase not only reenergized the fan base, but the players as well. With Pegula now at the helm, the Sabres went on a 16-4-4 run over the final 24 games of the season to finishseventh in the East. This included a 9-1-2 record at home, with every remaining home game selling out.

The momentum of the new era would stretch well into the offseason as the home of the Sabres – renamed First Niagara Center in August 2011 – began a multi-million dollar facelift. The renovations, which were completed in time for the 2011-12 season, included a new, state-of-the-art locker room with updated training and rehabilitation areas, playerloungeandcoachingoffices.Alongwith the locker room transformation, First Niagara Center underwent several other upgrades with a focus on providing a first-rate environment for players andfans quickly earned Buffalo the label of ‘Hockey Heaven.’

In 2012, Pegula looked to make an even bigger impact on the City of Buffalo, using hockey as a catalyst. On Aug. 29, it was announced that the city had selected Pegula and his development team to develop and construct HARBORcenter, a $172 million multipurpose facility that will sit directly across from First Niagara Center in the city’s Canalside District. HARBORcenter will be anchored by two new NHL-size ice rinks that will be open for community use and a 200-room, full-service Marriott hotel. In addition to the ice rinks and hotel, there are plans for an upscale, hockey-themed sports bar and restaurant, additional retail space and a parking structure.

HARBORcenter is expected to draw more than 500,000 people to downtown Buffalo annually and, coupled with First Niagara Center, will provide a premier destination for hockey fans, right in the heart of ‘Hockey Heaven.’

playeragentfirmheadedbyToddFrance,in December 2011. The Pegulas also own Impact Sports Performance, an elite athletic training facility in Boca Raton, Florida.

Beyond the sports world, Terry and Kim also founded Black River Entertainment, a country music label based in Nashville, Tennessee. Terry and Kim currently reside in Boca Raton, Florida, and have fivechildren: Michael, Laura, Jessica, Kelly, and Matthew.

EAST RESOURCES In 1983, 10 years after he graduated from Penn State, Terry Pegula borrowed $7,500 from family and friends to establish East Resources Inc., an independent oil and gas exploration and development company. Over the next 27 years, he built it into one of the largest privately held companies in the United States. In July 2010, Royal Dutch Shell purchased the assets of East Resources Inc. for $4.7 billion. That sale allowed the Pegulastomaketheirfirstforayintothehockey world with their transformational gift to Penn State.

BUFFALO SABRES Back in 1983, Terry Pegula told his business partner, Robert H. Long Jr., “If I ever have more than two nickels to my name, I’m going to buy the Buffalo Sabres one day.” Almost 30 years later, Pegula’s dream came to fruition.

ABOUT THE PEGULAS ON THE BIG STAGE

Kim & Terry Pegula donated the largest private gift in University history to help establish NCAA Division I hockey


THREE RIVERS CLASSICCONSOL ENERGY CENTER | PITTSBURGH, PA.

ALL-TIME RECORD: 2-2-0

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTSDECEMBER 28-29, 2012First Round: vs. Robert Morris (L, 6-0)Consolation Game: vs. Ohio State (W, 5-4)

DECEMBER 27-28, 2013First Round: vs. Robert Morris (W, 3-2)Championship Game: vs. Boston College (L, 8-2)

NEXT GAMESDECEMBER 29-30, 2014First Round | ROBERT MORRISSecond Round | COLGATE OR WESTERN MICHIGAN

PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE HOCKEY FACEOFFWELLS FARGO CENTER | PHILADELPHIA, PA.


YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTSJANUARY 19, 2013Penn State vs. Vermont (W, 4-2)*Played in front of 19,529 fans, setting a record for most NCAA fans at an NHL venue

OCTOBER 26, 2013Penn State vs. Vermont (L, 5-2)

NEXT GAMEJANUARY 31, 2015 | VERMONT

THE FROZEN APPLEMADISON SQUARE GARDEN | NEW YORK, N.Y.


NEXT GAMENOVEMBER 29, 2014 | CORNELL

ABOUT THE PEGULAS ON THE BIG STAGE


COACHES & CAPTAINS

Arthur Davis served as Penn State’s first varsity head coach from 1940-44

James O’Hora led Penn State during the 1946-47 season

Guy Gadowsky was named the Nittany Lions’ first NCAA head coach April 2011

ALL-TIME COACHESARTHUR DAVIS1940-44, FIVE SEASONSPENN STATE RECORD: 13-10-1 1940-41: 6-3-1 1941-42: 5-3-0 1942-43: 2-2-0 1943-44: 0-2-0

JAMES O‘HORA1946-47, ONE SEASONPENN STATE RECORD: 0-3-0

GUY GADOWSKY2012-present, TWO SEASONSPENN STATE RECORD: 21-40-2 2012-13: 13-14-0 2013-14: 8-26-2

ALL-TIME CAPTAINSTOMMY OLCZYK2012-14, TWO SEASONS

PATRICK KOUDYS 2014-15, ONE SEASON

ASSISTANT CAPTAINSDAVID GLEN2013-present, TWO SEASONS

NATE JENSEN2012-present, THREE SEASONS

GEORGE SAAD2012-13, ONE SEASON

Tommy Olczyk served as team captain during Penn State’s first two NCAA seasons

Senior defenseman Patrick Koudys will wear the ‘C’ in 2014-15

George Saad was one of two assistant captains during the inaugural NCAA season

COACHES & CAPTAINS HONORS & AWARDS


HONORS & AWARDSBIG TEN HONORSACADEMIC ALL-BIG TEN(GPA of at least 3.0)2012-13 Jacob Friedman Michael Longo Michael McDonagh Dominic Morrone Rich O’Brien Tommy Olczyk George Saad Eric Steinour2013-14 Kenny Brooks Jacob Friedman Max Gardiner David Glen Taylor Holstrom Nate Jensen Luke Juha Curtis Loik Michael McDonagh Jonathan Milley Tommy Olczyk Matthew Skoff Peter Sweetland Connor Varley Mark Yanis

BIG TEN DISTINGUISHED SCHOLAR(GPA of at least 3.7)2012-13 Tommy Olczyk2013-14 Max Gardiner Jonathan Milley

BIG TEN SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD2014 David Glen

TEAM AWARDSMOST VALUABLE PLAYER2012-13 David Glen2013-14 Matthew Skoff

LEADING SCORER2012-13 Casey Bailey2013-14 Eric Scheid

FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR2012-13 David Glen2013-14 David Goodwin

TOP DEFENSEMAN2012-13 Nate Jensen2013-14 Patrick Koudys

PLAYERS’ PLAYER2012-13 Connor Varley2013-14 Patrick Koudys

TOP STUDENT-ATHLETE2012-13 Tommy Olczyk2013-14 Max Gardiner

PRESEASON TOP ATHLETE2012-13 Connor Varley2013-14 Connor Varley

COACHES & CAPTAINS HONORS & AWARDS

Forward Jonathan Milley earned Big Ten Distinguished Scholar status in 2013-14 after earning a GPA of at least 3.7

Eric Scheid led the Nittany Lions with 20 points in 2013-14


NITTANY LIONS & THE NHLDRAFT PICKS BY ROUND

RD PK YEAR PLAYER TEAM3 70 2013 Eamon McAdam New York Islanders*3 74 2010 Max Gardiner St. Louis Blues*5 147 2011 Patrick Koudys Washington Capitals6 175 2013 Mike Williamson Vancouver Canucks

DRAFT PICKS BY YEAR

YEAR RD PK PLAYER TEAM*2010 3 74 Max Gardiner St. Louis Blues*2011 5 147 Patrick Koudys Washington Capitals2013 3 70 Eamon McAdam New York Islanders2013 6 175 Mike Williamson Vancouver Canucks

*Max Gardiner and Patrick Koudys were drafted prior to their affiliations with Penn State. Eamon McAdam is the first player drafted with Nittany Lion ties at the time of the draft.

Nittany Lion goaltender Eamon McAdam was selected by the New York Islanders in the 2013 NHL Entry Draft

Leduc, Alberta, native Mike Williamson heard his name called by the Vancouver Canucks in the 2013 sixth round

NITTANY LIONS & THE NHL ALL-TIME LETTERMEN


ALL-TIME LETTERMENA Adams, Ronald 1943-44Ameel, P. 1943-44Anthony, Bert 1940-42

B Bacher, Bob 1942-43Bailey, Casey 2012-14Bair, C. 1943-44Bates, J. 1943-44Bernbaum, Fred 1941-43, 1946-47Bitner, Abe 1942-43Bitner, Wayne 1940-41Black, B. 1946-47Brooks, Kenny 2012-14Burford, Jack 1941-43

C Cauffman, Ted 1941-43. 1946-47Chapman, J. 1943-44Connin, T. 1943-44Crawford, R. 1943-44

D DeRosa, Ricky 2013-14Dolan, Brian 2012-13Dufford, John 1940-42Dunbar(unknownfirstname) 1946-47

E Egan, J. 1946-47

F Fedock, Mike 1940-42Fisher, J.F. 1941-42Foley, J. 1943-44Fowler, Art 1940-41Friedman, Jacob 2012-14

G Gardiner, Max 2012-14Garrett, Bill 1940-41Gates, Penny 1940-41Gladstone, Art 1941-44Glen, David 2012-14Goodwin, David 2013-14Goodwin, T.J. 1941-42, 1946-47Granahan(unknownfirstname) 1946-47

H Heberling, T. 1941-42Hedernia(unknownfirstname) 1946-47Herr, Dick 1942-43Herrick, Bucky 1940-41Holstrom, Taylor 2012-14Hoyes(unknownfirstname) 1946-47Hutchins, J. 1943-44

V Varley, Connor 2012-14

W Walsh, J. 1943-44White, Berrick 1942-43Williams, C. 1943-44Williams, Ed 1942-43Williamson, Mike 2013-14Wilson(unknownfirstname) 1946-47Wolbert, George 1940-41

Y Yanis, Mark 2012-14Yocum, Harry 1942-43

J Jensen, Nate 2012-14Johnson, Bryce 2012-13Johnson, Earl 1940-42 Juha, Luke 2012-14

K Kaiser(unknownfirstname) 1940-41Kirchhevel, Justin 2012-13Koudys, Patrick 2013-14

L Lafferty, J. 1943-44Levy, Bill 1942-43, 1946-47Lightbody, Larry 1941-42Loik, Curtis 2012-14Longo, Michael 2012-13Lordo, Joseph 2012-13

M Malloy(unknownfirstname) 1946-47Maslow, Eddie 1940-41McAdam, Eamon 2013-14McDonagh, Michael 2012-14McKechnie, Jim 1942-43Milley, Jonathan 2012-14Morrone, Dominic 2012-13Musico, PJ 2012-14

N Nelson, R. 1943-44, 1946-47

O O’Brien, Rich 2012-13O’Donnell, E. 1943-44Olczyk, Tommy 2012-14

R Rainear, F. 1943-44Richard, Dylan 2013-14Rumbaugh(unknownfirstname)1946-47

S Saad, George 2012-13Saar, Zach 2013-14Scheid, Eric 2013-14Skoff, Matthew 2012-14Skuta, Stan 1942-43, 1946-47Steinour, Eric 2012-13Steva, Don 1941-43Sussman, Stu 1941-43Sweetland, Peter 2012-14

T Templain, R. 1941-42Thompson, David 2013-14

NITTANY LIONS & THE NHL ALL-TIME LETTERMEN

John Dufford

George Wolbert


UNIFORM HISTORY (SINCE 2012-13)

#1 2012-13 PJ Musico2013-14 PJ Musico

#2 2012-13 Rich O’Brien2013-14 Connor Varley

#3 2012-13 Connor Varley2013-14 Patrick Koudys

#4 2012-13 Luke Juha2013-14 Luke Juha

#5 2012-13 Mark Yanis2013-14 Mark Yanis

#6 2012-13 Peter Sweetland2013-14 Peter Sweetland

#7 2012-13 Jacob Friedman2013-14 Jacob Friedman

#8 2012-13 Michael McDonagh2013-14 Michael McDonagh

#9 2012-13 Bryce Johnson2013-14 David Goodwin

#10 2012-13 Justin Kirchhevel2013-14 -

#11 2012-13 David Glen2013-14 David Glen

#12 2012-13 -2013-14 Dylan Richard

#13 2012-13 Kenny Brooks2013-14 Kenny Brooks

#14 2012-13 Tommy Olczyk2013-14 Tommy Olczyk

#15 2012-13 Curtis Loik2013-14 Curtis Loik

#16 2012-13 Michael Longo2013-14 -

#17 2012-13 -2013-14 Zach Saar

#18 2012-13 Casey Bailey2013-14 -

#19 2012-13 Dominic Morrone2013-14 Eric Scheid

#20 2012-13 Joseph Lordo2013-14 -

#21 2012-13 Eric Steinour2013-14 Ricky DeRosa

#22 2012-13 George Saad2013-14 David Thompson

#23 2012-13 Jonathan Milley2013-14 Jonathan Milley

#24 2012-13 Nate Jensen2013-14 Nate Jensen

#25 2012-13 Brian Dolan2013-14 Casey Bailey

#26 2012-13 -2013-14 Mike Williamson

#27 2012-13 Max Gardiner2013-14 Max Gardiner

#28 2012-13 Taylor Holstrom2013-14 Taylor Holstrom

#31 2012-13 Matthew Skoff2013-14 Matthew Skoff

#34 2012-13 -2013-14 Eamon McAdam

UNIFORM HISTORY (SINCE 2012-13)

Justin Kirchhevel

Michael Longo


UNIVERSITY INFORMATION


Penn State’s historic mission of teaching, research, and public service — launched under the most modest of circumstances more than 150 years ago — now reaches into virtually all parts of Pennsylvania. Consider, for example, that the University now has 24 campuses across the Commonwealth, putting a Penn State education within practical reach of nearly every Pennsylvanian. In fact, nearly 75 percent of Penn State’s undergraduates are Pennsylvania residents.

Penn State is Pennsylvania’s largest nongovernmental employer and has employees and expenditures in every one of its 67 counties. The University generates a total economic impact across the Commonwealth that surpasses $8.5 billion annually.

Part of that impact is derived from Penn State’s research program, which brings more than $500 million in federal funds to Pennsylvania each year, and an additional $100 million from private industry.

Penn State’s outreach and online programs — ranging from 4H to Cooperative Extension, from summer camps to public broadcasting — provide educational and service programs to more than a million Pennsylvania households annually.

The University’s presence throughout Pennsylvania today contrasts sharply with its humble beginnings. Chartered as a collegeofscientificagriculture,theinstitutionwaslocatedinrural Centre County after James Irvin, a partner in the Centre

Furnace iron works (remains of which can be seen today along East College Avenue), offered to donate 200 acres of farmland for a campus.

FoundingPresidentEvanPughwantedthefledginginstitutionto embody a new approach to higher education that blended classical studies with subjects that had practical value. He joined similar visionaries in other states in convincing Congress to pass the Morrill Land-Grant Act in 1862. The act gave individual states tracts of federal land to sell; the proceeds supported colleges that agreed to include engineering, science and the liberal arts as well as agriculture in their course of studies. In 1863, the Pennsylvania legislature designated Penn State the Commonwealth’s sole land-grant institution. The lawmakers in effect bestowed on the privately incorporated college a public character. In return for state support, the institution assumed obligations of teaching, research and service that are normally associated with publicly owned land-grant universities in other states.

By the 1890s Penn State was making its mark. It ranked among the nation’s 10 largest undergraduate engineering schools, a distinction it still holds. It established one of the nation’s firstcollegiateagriculturalexperimentstations,andProfessorWhitman Jordan’s pioneering research on using fertilizers for soil enrichment had global impact on crop yields.

PennStatein1871becameoneofthefirstland-grantschoolsintheNortheasttoadmitwomen,graduateditsfirst

ABOUT PENN STATE


internationalstudentin1890,anditsfirstAfrican-Americanstudent in 1905.

In the early 1900s, President Edwin E. Sparks supported a number of efforts to “carry the college to the people,” as he liked to say. Technical institutes were established in various locations statewide for engineering education, beginning with an evening school in Allentown in 1910. In 1912, Penn State helped create a system of county agents in agriculture and home economics. Today, the Penn State World Campus, with its “anywhere, anytime” learning through the Internet, builds on that outreach tradition.

But undergraduate education remained foremost. Enrollment surpassed 5,000 students by 1936, including those attending several undergraduate centers that were created for students who, in the depths of the Great Depression, could not afford to leave their hometowns to get a college education. The centersofferedthefirstyearofbaccalaureatestudiesandwerethe predecessors of today’s statewide system of campuses. Thanks to this innovative approach to higher education, Penn State in the 1930s became Pennsylvania’s largest single source of baccalaureate degrees, a distinction it holds to this day.

Following World War II, Penn State underwent unprecedented expansion,firsttomeettheneedsofreturningmilitaryveteransand later to accommodate the Baby Boom generation. Total enrollment at all Penn State campuses climbed to 40,000 by 1970.

The University also emerged on the national scene as a researchpowerhouseinfieldsasdiverseasdairyscience,acoustics, psychology, and diesel engineering. The expansion of research went hand in hand with a steady increase in the numberofgraduatestudents.TheUniversityawardeditsfirstgraduatedegree—amaster’sdegreeinscientificagriculture—in 1862, and the Graduate School was established in 1922. But overall graduate enrollment remained modest until the 1950s, then swelled steadily. In the past ten years alone, Penn State had awarded more than 30,000 master’s, doctoral, and other advanced degrees.

The University Park campus is Penn State’s administrative and research hub. In addition, there are 19 primarily undergraduate campuses; Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center, including the College of Medicine; the Pennsylvania College of Technology; the Penn State Dickinson School of Law, Carlisle campus; the Penn State Great Valley School of Graduate Professional Studies; and the Penn State World Campus.

To date, Penn State has awarded nearly 750,000 degrees, hallmarks of an educational experience second to none in quality. In addition, Penn State alumni — including 327,000 in Pennsylvania alone — have job- and social-networking opportunities that no other college or university in the Commonwealth can surpass.

ABOUT PENN STATE


PRESIDENT ERIC J. BARRON

Eric J. Barron, former dean at Penn State and former president of Florida State University, began his presidency at Penn State on May 12, 2014. Succeeding former President Rodney Erickson, who had served since 2011, Dr. Barron was named the 18th President of Penn State by the University’s Board of Trustees on February 17, 2014.

Dr. Barron returned to Penn State from the helm at Florida State, bringing with him nearly 35 years of leadership experience in academic administration, education, research, and public service, and a track record as a talented manager offiscalpolicywithinlargeandcomplexinstitutions. Dr. Barron led Florida State to two consecutive U.S. News and World Report rankings as the nation’s “most efficientlyoperated”institutionofhighereducation.

Dr. Barron earned a bachelor of science degree in geology at Florida State in 1973 before moving on to the University of Miami, where he earned master’s and doctoral degrees in oceanography, in 1976 and 1980, respectively. Dr. Barron spent 20 years of his career at Penn State, serving as dean of the College of Earth and Mineral Sciences from 2002 to 2006, and as founding director of the Earth System Science Center, one of the firstmajorinitiativesfocusedonthetotalstudy of Earth as a system, from 1986 to 2002. He also had a simultaneous appointment as director of the Earth

and Mineral Sciences Environment Institute from 1998 to 2002. In 1999, he was named Distinguished Professor of Geosciences at Penn State, and during his tenure as director, Industry Week magazine ranked him among “50 R&D Stars to Watch.”

An accomplished scientist with a long background in atmospheric research, Dr. Barron served as director of the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) from 2008 to 2010 and as dean of the Jackson School of Geosciences at the University of Texas at Austin from 2006 to 2008. Early in his career he was a postdoctoral research fellow and scientist at the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Boulder, Colorado, a federal research center focusing on atmospheric and related science issues. Dr. Barron originally worked at NCAR as a postdoctoral fellow (1981-85), and served for one year on the faculty at the University of Miami before joining Penn State.

Over the decades, Dr. Barron has lent hissignificantexpertiseintheareasofatmospheric science and the geosciences to many national committees and federal organizations, including contributions as chair of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA) science advisory board and nearly 20 years of service as the chair of multiple National Research Council committees and boards. Throughout his career he

has earned numerous accolades and awards, including Penn State’s Wilson Award for Excellence in Teaching (1999); the National Aeronautic and Space Administration’s (NASA) Distinguished Public Service Medal (2003); and the Bridge Builders Leadership Award from the Martin Luther King Foundation of Florida (2012).

Dr. Barron is a Fellow of the American Geophysical Union, the American Meteorological Society, the Geological Society of America, and the American Association for the Advancement of Science. He has authored more than 125 peer-reviewed papers in geology, oceanography, and climate issues.

DR. ERIC J. BARRONPRESIDENT, THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY


Sandy Barbour began her leadership of the Penn State Intercollegiate Athletics program on August 18, 2014. Barbour brings to Penn State more than 30 years of varied experiences as a collegiate administrator and coach, with a demonstrated record of championships, academic success, innovation, facility modernization and revenue growth. Serving as the Director of Athletics at Cal since 2004, Barbour guided the Golden Bears through one of the most successful periods in school history. Under her direction, the athletic department became one of the consistently elite programs in the country. Barbour’s 10-year term as AD was the longest tenure for the department since men’s and women’s athletics merged into a single entity in 1992.

During her tenure overseeing Cal’s 30-sport program, the Golden Bears won 20 team national championships, 97 individual national titles,finishedinthetop10intheannualLearfieldSportsDirectors’Cupstandingssixtimes, including a program-best third in 2011, and reached record levels in ticket sales, sponsorships and fundraising. Under Barbour’s leadership, two major facility projectsdesignedtobenefitbothstudent-athletes and fans opened. On Sept. 1, 2012, Cal welcomed a sold-out crowd to a newly restored California Memorial Stadium after the historic facility underwent a $321 million renovationandseismicretrofittobringthefacility up to modern standards while honoring the historic nature of the building.

Under Barbour’s leadership, the average grade-point average for Cal’s 30 teams was

nearly 3.0. More than 175 student-athletes annually earned academic all-conference notice, and 17 teams received national recognition for their NCAA Academic Progress Ratesoverthelastfiveyears.

Namedoneofthe“100MostInfluentialWomen in Business” in the Bay Area according to the San Francisco Business Times, Barbour was named a regional Athletic Director of the Year for 2008-09 by the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA), andshewasafinalistforNationalADoftheYear at the Sports Business Awards. Barbour previously was chosen a 2006 Woman of Distinction by the East Bay Business Times and the 2006 National Association of Collegiate Women Athletics Administrators (NACWAA) Division I-A National Administrator of the Year.

While at Cal, Barbour was an active member of several committees on both the national and conference levels. In 2010, she was selected as the Pac-12 representative to the NCAA Division I Leadership Council, a four-year appointment. She has chaired the Pac-12 Athletic Directors TV Committee and served on the conference’s Recruiting Guidelines Committee. Barbour has also served on the NACDA Executive Committee, the NCAA Diversity Leadership Strategic Planning Committee, the NCAA Women’s Basketball Discussion Group and the WBCA Defensive Player of the Year Selection Committee.

Barbour has also served as the chair of the Pac-10 Budget and Finance Committee, been a member of the Pac-10 Executive Committee and the Pac-10 Television Committee, and was vice president of the conference in 2007-08.

Prior to moving to Berkeley, Barbour was the deputy director of athletics at Notre Dame, serving as the university’s senior athletic administrator from July 2002 to September 2004. She previously held an associate athletic director position there starting in 2000.

Barbour’s career in intercollegiate athletic administration spans more than 30 years, beginningasafieldhockeyassistantcoachand lacrosse administrative assistant at the University of Massachusetts in 1981. She has since served as assistant athletic director at Northwestern and in 1991 was recruited to Tulane as an associate athletic director.

Born Dec. 2, 1959, in Annapolis, Md., Barbour grew up in a military family. Her father was a career aviator in the U.S. Navy, and her family lived in various U.S. locations as well as in Western Europe during her childhood.

Barbour graduated cum laude in 1981 with a B.S. degree in physical education from Wake Forest, where she was a four-year letterwinner andservedascaptainofthefieldhockeyteam. She also played two varsity seasons of women’s basketball.

Barbour earned advanced degrees at both Massachusetts (an M.S. in sports management in 1983) and Northwestern’s Kellogg School of Management (an MBA in 1991).

Between master’s programs, Barbour served asassistantfieldhockeyandlacrossecoachatNorthwestern from 1982-84. She also held the position of director of recruiting services during that period, before being promoted to assistant athletic director for intercollegiate programs in 1984, a position she held until 1989.

SANDY BARBOURDIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS, THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY


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