Hanover, N.H. • Alumni Gymnasium • Thompson Arena • Assistant Director / Men’s Ice Hockey Contact: Pat Salvas • Office: (603) 646-9340 / [email protected]▶ OCTOBER 20 McGILL (Exhibition) W, 2-1 21 NORWICH (Scrimmage) W, 4-3 26 vs. Yale! T, 2-2 27 @ Brown! W, 4-0 ▶ NOVEMBER ▶2 YALE*^ 7 PM ▶3 BROWN*^ 7 PM 9 RENSSELAER* 7 PM 10 UNION* 7 PM 16 @ Colgate* 7 PM 17 @ Cornell*^ 7 PM 24 @ Boston College 4 PM ▶ DECEMBER 1 BENTLEY 7 PM 5 VERMONT 7 PM LEDYARD BANK CLASSIC 30 UMass vs. Bemidji State% 4 PM DARTMOUTH vs. UNH% 7 PM 31 Consolation/Championship% 4/7 PM ▶ JANUARY 4 @ Quinnipiac* 7 PM 5 @ Princeton*^ 4 PM 12 HARVARD*^ 7:30 PM 18 @ Brown*^ 7 PM 19 @ Yale*^ 7 PM 25 ST. LAWRENCE* 7 PM 26 CLARKSON* 7 PM ▶ FEBRUARY 1 @ Union* (NBC Sports Network) 7:30 PM 2 @ Rensselaer* 7 PM 9 @ Harvard*^ 7 PM 15 CORNELL*^ 7 PM 16 COLGATE* 7 PM 22 @ Clarkson* 7 PM 23 @ St. Lawrence* 7 PM ▶ MARCH 1 PRINCETON*^ 7 PM 2 QUINNIPIAC* 7 PM 8-10 ECAC Hockey First Round$ TBD 15-17 ECAC Hockey Quarterfinals$ TBD 22 ECAC Hockey Semifinals+ TBD 23 ECAC Hockey Finals+ TBD * - ECAC Hockey Game ^ - Ivy League Game ! - Ivy Shootout at Brown in Providence, R.I. % - Ledyard Classic $ - 1st Round and Quarterfinals played at campus sites + - Semifinals and Finals played at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, N.J. HOME GAMES IN CAPS DARTMOUTH (1-0-1, 0-0-0 ECAC) vs. YALE (1-0-1, 0-0-0 ECAC) ▶ Friday, Nov. 2, 2012 ▶ 7 PM ▶ Hanover, N.H. ▶ Thompson Arena (4,500) ▶ All-Time Series: Yale, 106-87-14 ▶ Last Meeting: Oct. 26, 2012: T, 2-2 ▶ Streak: 0-0-1 GAME 3 GAME 4 DARTMOUTH (1-0-1, 0-0-0 ECAC) vs. BROWN (1-1-0, 0-0-0 ECAC) ▶ Saturday, Nov. 3, 2012 ▶ 7 PM ▶ Hanover, N.H. ▶ Thompson Arena (4,500) ▶ All-Time Series: Dartmouth, 74-63-8 ▶ Last Meeting: Oct. 27, 2012: W, 4-0 ▶ Streak: 9-0-1 ▶ WEEKEND DÉJÀ VU For the second straight weekend, the Big Green will play the same two opponents in the same order as Yale and Brown come to Thompson Arena Friday and Saturday nights. In the first game of the 2012 Ivy Shootout, Dartmouth battled Yale to a 2-2 tie, before advancing to the championship with a 2-0 shootout win. Against Brown on Saturday, the Green and White claimed the title with a 4-0 blanking on the Bears’ home ice. ▶ ECAC HOCKEY OPENER After two non-conference games to start the season against conference opponents, Friday and Saturday mark the official opening of ECAC Hockey play. Dartmouth began last season 2-0 in league contests with a come-from-behind win against Quinnipiac, 5-4, and a 5-3 victory against Princeton the following evening inside a raucous Thompson Arena. ▶ SPECIAL TEAMS After a rough 2011-12 campaign with both the power play and penalty kill, it looks as though this year will be a bit different for the Big Green. Dartmouth went 3-for-9 (33.3%) with the man-advantage, while not surrendering a goal down a player, killing off all seven shorthanded situations. ▶ LATE-GAME HEROICS Junior Eric Robinson was back to his old ways of a year ago and leads the team in goals through two games. His first of the year came on the power play late in the contest with Yale. One- big green HOME-OPENING WEEKEND BRINGS FAMILIAR FOES TO HANOVER Radio: WFRD 99.3 Play-by-Play: Chris Garrett Color: Casey Boyd Live Stats and Audio: DartmouthSports.com Live Video: DartmouthSports.com Twitter: @Dartmouth_MIH and @DartmouthSports @Dartmouth_MIH /DartmouthHockey ▶ MULTIMEDIA INFORMATION ▶ SCHEDULE DARTMOUTH MEN’S HOCKEY ▶ GAME NOTES 2012-13 ▶ DartmouthSports.com timing home a pretty pass from sophomore Tyler Sikura, Robinson tied the game with just 3:04 remaining. Sikura and classmate Eric Neiley beat the Bulldogs’ Nick Maricic in the shootout to help their team advance. ▶ GOALIES GALORE Known for strong goalies the last four years, the Big Green aren’t as battle tested at the position this year. At least that’s what people thought until this past weekend. Junior Cab Morris stopped 18 shots and came up with a key save in the shootout Friday against Yale. Freshman Charles Grant followed up with a 24-save shutout Saturday night against the host Bears for the team’s first win of 2012-13. ▶ GREAT START Grant became the first Dartmouth goalie since Wesley Goding ’39 to record a shutout in his first career appearance. Goding accomplished the feat on Dec. 12, 1936 against Columbia in a 9-0 win. There is no record of how many saves Goding had to make to earn the shutout, but like Grant, it also came in the second game of the season (1936-37). ▶ FRESHMEN JUMP UP Both Tim O’Brien and Brett Patterson had a productive first weekend in Dartmouth sweaters while in Providence. O’Brien opened up the season scoring less than three minutes into the game with Yale as he beat Maricic with a laser shot coming down the right side of the ice. Not as pretty, but equally as impressive in his determination to score, Patterson poke-
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Hanover, N.H. • Alumni Gymnasium • Thompson Arena • Assistant Director / Men’s Ice Hockey Contact: Pat Salvas • Office: (603) 646-9340 / [email protected]
▶MARCH 1 PRINCETON*^ 7 PM2 QUINNIPIAC* 7 PM8-10 ECAC Hockey First Round$ TBD15-17 ECAC Hockey Quarterfinals$ TBD22 ECAC Hockey Semifinals+ TBD23 ECAC Hockey Finals+ TBD * - ECAC Hockey Game^ - Ivy League Game ! - Ivy Shootout at Brown in Providence, R.I. % - Ledyard Classic$ - 1st Round and Quarterfinals played at campus sites+ - Semifinals and Finals played at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, N.J.HOME GAMES IN CAPS
▶ WEEKEND DÉJÀ VUFor the second straight weekend, the Big Green will play the same two opponents in the same order as Yale and Brown come to Thompson Arena Friday and Saturday nights. In the first game of the 2012 Ivy Shootout, Dartmouth battled Yale to a 2-2 tie, before advancing to the championship with a 2-0 shootout win. Against Brown on Saturday, the Green and White claimed the title with a 4-0 blanking on the Bears’ home ice.
▶ ECAC HOCKEY OPENERAfter two non-conference games to start the season against conference opponents, Friday and Saturday mark the official opening of ECAC Hockey play. Dartmouth began last season 2-0 in league contests with a come-from-behind win against Quinnipiac, 5-4, and a 5-3 victory against Princeton the following evening inside a raucous Thompson Arena.
▶ SPECIAL TEAMSAfter a rough 2011-12 campaign with both the power play and penalty kill, it looks as though this year will be a bit different for the Big Green. Dartmouth went 3-for-9 (33.3%) with the man-advantage, while not surrendering a goal down a player, killing off all seven shorthanded situations.
▶ LATE-GAME HEROICSJunior Eric Robinson was back to his old ways of a year ago and leads the team in goals through two games. His first of the year came on the power play late in the contest with Yale. One- bi
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DARTMOUTH MEN’S HOCKEY▶ GAME NOTES
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timing home a pretty pass from sophomore Tyler Sikura, Robinson tied the game with just 3:04 remaining. Sikura and classmate Eric Neiley beat the Bulldogs’ Nick Maricic in the shootout to help their team advance.
▶ GOALIES GALOREKnown for strong goalies the last four years, the Big Green aren’t as battle tested at the position this year. At least that’s what people thought until this past weekend. Junior Cab Morris stopped 18 shots and came up with a key save in the shootout Friday against Yale. Freshman Charles Grant followed up with a 24-save shutout Saturday night against the host Bears for the team’s first win of 2012-13.
▶ GREAT STARTGrant became the first Dartmouth goalie since Wesley Goding ’39 to record a shutout in his first career appearance. Goding accomplished the feat on Dec. 12, 1936 against Columbia in a 9-0 win. There is no record of how many saves Goding had to make to earn the shutout, but like Grant, it also came in the second game of the season (1936-37).
▶ FRESHMEN JUMP UPBoth Tim O’Brien and Brett Patterson had a productive first weekend in Dartmouth sweaters while in Providence. O’Brien opened up the season scoring less than three minutes into the game with Yale as he beat Maricic with a laser shot coming down the right side of the ice. Not as pretty, but equally as impressive in his determination to score, Patterson poke-
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▶SCORING BY PERIOD Dartmouth Opponents1st Period ........... 1 .................................. 0 (+1)2nd Period .......... 2 .................................. 2 (+0)3rd Period .......... 3 .................................. 0 (+3)Overtime ............ 0 .................................. 0 (+0)Total ...................... 6 .................................. 2 (+4)
checked a loose puck off a Brown defender’s stick and into an open netmouth through a scrum in front.
▶ START ME UPO’Brien became the first Dartmouth freshman to score the team’s first goal of a season since Evan Stephens did it on Oct. 28, 2007 at Vermont 3:19 into the second period to open 2007-08. Stephens had some freshman help with assists from classmates Adam Estoclet and Matt Reber.
▶ LEADERS AGAINLast season, Robinson led the team with 12 goals. This year he already has a team-best two through one weekend. Junior Matt Linblad had a team-leading 18 helpers in a sophomore season that was cut short by injury. Through his first two games this season, the Winnetka, Ill., native has three assists as he has set up all of the team’s power-play tallies.
▶ SIKURA SCREENSOriginally credited to junior defenseman Taylor Boldt, Dartmouth’s third goal against Brown was eventually awarded to sophomore center Tyler Sikura with a redirect in the low slot. The goal was his first of the year, but was nearly the exact same play that he scored on McGill during the preseason.
▶ OPENING-WEEKEND SHUTOUTThe 4-0 win at Brown marked just the second time in head coach Bob Gaudet’s tenure that the Big Green have blanked an opponent during the team’s season-opening weekend. The last time it happened was Gaudet’s first season on the job, beating Union on the road, 4-0, on Nov. 8, 1997.
▶ MOVE HIM TO MEEHANRobinson has proven himself over the last two seasons to be a formidable scoring threat for the Big Green. But if he were to don the colors of Brown, the Foxborough, Mass., native might be the top player in the league. That second part
might not be true, but Robinson certainly does enjoy playing at Meehan Auditorium. Including last weekend, the junior wing now has four goals in his last three games at Brown’s home rink. He scored in each of the season’s first two contests and had a two-goal game in the Bears’ home finale on Feb. 18, 2011.
▶ LAST TIME WE BLANKED ‘EMDartmouth’s 4-0 win Saturday night snapped a stretch of 46 games without a shutout. The last time the Big Green held an opponent without a goal was Feb. 4, 2011 and came at Brown. James Mello stopped all 39 shots he faced that night in Providence.
▶ RECENTLY AGAINST THESE TWO- Dartmouth’s tie and subsequent shootout win over Yale also marked the end to another streak. The Bulldogs had beaten the Big Green 10 straight games dating back to Jan. 9, 2009 when the Elis edged out the Green and White, 2-1. The last time Dartmouth came away with anything but a loss to Yale before the 2-2 draw was a 7-2 thrashing of the Bulldogs on Feb. 23, 2008.- It’s been a different story against the Bears as the Big Green have not lost in their last 10 in the series. Posting a 9-0-1 mark against Brown in that time, Dartmouth has won the last five meetings with a 5-5 tie on Feb. 6, 2010 the last time it failed to win. The Bears’ most recent victory against the Green and White came against Feb. 22, 2008 (5-4).
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Friday, November 2Ala.-Huntsville at St. Lawrence
Brown at Harvard Cornell at Colgate
Union at RensselaerYale at Dartmouth
Saturday, November 3Clarkson at Canisius, 3:05 p.m.Ala.-Huntsville at St. Lawrence
Brown at Dartmouth Colgate at Cornell
Rensselaer at Union Yale at Harvard
Sunday, November 4Clarkson at Canisius, 3:05 p.m.
Tuesday, November 6AIC at Quinnipiac
Friday, November 9Clarkson at Yale
Colgate at Quinnipiac Cornell at Princeton
Rensselaer at Dartmouth St. Lawrence at Brown
Union at Harvard
Saturday, November 10Clarkson at Brown, 4 p.m. Colgate at Princeton, TBA
Cornell at Quinnipiac Rensselaer at Harvard
St. Lawrence at Yale Union at Dartmouth
NOTE: All games 7 p.m. unless otherwise noted
▶UPCOMING ECAC HOCKEY
ECAC OVERALL
Team GP Pts Record Win % GF GA GP Record Win % GF GA Last 10 Streak Cornell 0 0 0-0-0 0.000 0 0 2 2-0-0 1.000 5 2 2-0 Won 2 Harvard 0 0 0-0-0 0.000 0 0 1 1-0-0 1.000 5 0 1-0 Won 1 St. Lawrence 0 0 0-0-0 0.000 0 0 4 3-1-0 0.750 16 7 3-1 Won 2 Dartmouth 0 0 0-0-0 0.000 0 0 2 1-0-1 0.750 6 2 1-0-1 Won 1 Yale 0 0 0-0-0 0.000 0 0 2 1-0-1 0.750 5 4 1-0-1 Won 1 Union 0 0 0-0-0 0.000 0 0 5 3-1-1 0.700 20 10 3-1-1 Tied 1 Quinnipiac 0 0 0-0-0 0.000 0 0 6 3-2-1 0.583 11 12 3-2-1 Lost 1 Colgate 0 0 0-0-0 0.000 0 0 7 4-3-0 0.571 27 19 4-3 Won 3 Brown 0 0 0-0-0 0.000 0 0 2 1-1-0 0.500 2 5 1-1 Lost 1 Rensselaer 0 0 0-0-0 0.000 0 0 4 1-1-2 0.500 11 10 1-1-2 Lost 1 Clarkson 0 0 0-0-0 0.000 0 0 5 0-4-1 0.100 13 19 0-4-1 Tied 1 Princeton 0 0 0-0-0 0.000 0 0 2 0-2-0 0.000 3 5 0-2 Lost 2
▶ 2012-13 ECAC HOCKEY STANDINGS
Interview requests for head coach Bob Gaudet or any other member of the coaching staff can be made through Pat Salvas, Assistant Director of Varsity Athletics Communications. Salvas can be reached via email ([email protected]) or by phone (603-646-9340). Gaudet will be available after games and weekly interview requests will change depending on scheduling conflicts. Players will not grant interviews unless requests are made through Salvas or another member of the Athletics Communications Department. Please do not contact them directly via phone or email.
▶MEDIA INFORMATION Team GP Record Win % Pts GF GA1. Cornell^ 10 7-1-2 0.800 16 39 232. Yale 10 6-4-0 0.600 12 44 353. Harvard 10 3-3-4 0.500 10 27 324. Dartmouth 10 3-4-3 0.450 9 35 315. Princeton 10 2-5-3 0.350 7 25 376. Brown 10 2-6-2 0.300 6 27 39 ^ - Cornell wins 2012 Ivy League Title
▶FINAL 2011-12 IVY LEAGUE STANDINGS
▶ FAMILIAR FOES ARE NOTHING NEW After this weekend, the last nine meaningful games dating back to the end of last season have come against just four opponents. St. Lawrence came to Hanover for the regular season finale in 2011-12 before Dartmouth went to Canton the following weekend to pick up the two-game sweep. A two-game swing to Cornell for the next round was the last of the year for Dartmouth. However, the team picked right back up where it left off with games against Yale and Brown in consecutive weekends to open 2012-13.
▶ COMING BACKFans of the Big Green know senior forward Dustin Walsh and the superb talents he posses. But, fans around the league will hopefully get a glimpse of the Montreal Canadiens draft pick this weekend in a return to the lineup. Walsh has been out since last January, recovering from a lower-body injury. Having missed the team’s last 21 games dating back to Jan. 7 of last year through last weekend in Providence, Walsh’s scoring touch would be a welcome addition back into an already skilled forward group. In just eight games in 2011-12, Walsh had 10 points, good for an impressive 1.25 points per game.
▶ BAY STATE LINEDespite not scoring a goal together at Meehan, the line of Massachusetts natives Robinson, sophomore Brandon McNally and Nick Bligh was buzzing. Robinson scored twice on the power-play unit, while McNally and Bligh combined for several scoring chances through the first four periods of the weekend.
▶ FOURTH LINE FINESSERather than the traditional grinding fourth line, Coach Gaudet and his staff opted for a skilled group of freshman forwards to make up the fourth combination against the Bulldogs and Bears. O’Brien joined Jack Barre and center Connor Dempsey as a group that showed several times their ability to get pucks on goal and create offensive opportunities.
▶ BOLDT’S HELPERPlaying without former partner Jim Gaudet for the first time in two years, Boldt registered an assist on Dartmouth’s third power-play goal of the year when his shot from the point was redirected by Sikura in the slot. As a sophomore last winter, Boldt had four points (all assists) in a defensive-oriented role with the team. He now has one goal and seven helpers for eight career points.
▶ TURN IT AROUNDIt took the Big Green until Nov. 18 last season before they scored their second power-play goal. This season, the man-advantage has found the back of the net three times in its first two games
▶ WHO’S BACK?Dartmouth returns five of its top six scorers from a season ago. Included in that mix is sophomore Tyler Sikura, who finished tied for the team lead with Doug Jones ’12 with 25 points a season ago. Now juniors, Eric Robinson and Matt Lindblad were statistical factors a year ago. Robinson led the Big Green with 12 goals last winter, while Lindblad’s 18 assists in just 26 games were also a team-high.
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No. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Wt. S/C Previous Team/Hometown1 Cab Morris G Jr. 6-4 205 Right Indiana Ice (USHL) / Wilmette, Ill.2 Nick Lovejoy D Jr. 6-2 210 Right N.H. Junior Monarchs (EJHL) / Orford, N.H. 3 Billy Fitzgerald D So. 6-1 190 Right N.H. Junior Monarchs (EJHL) / Milton, Mass.4 Geoff Ferguson D Fr. 6-2 205 Left Sioux City Musketeers (USHL) / Hanwell, New Brunswick5 Taylor Boldt D Jr. 5-11 190 Right Indiana Ice (USHL) / Niwot, Colo. 7 Rick Pinkston D So. 6-1 200 Left Tri-City Storm (USHL) / Trenton, Mich.8 Tim O’Brien F Fr. 5-11 180 Right Sioux City Musketeers (USHL) / Winnetka, Ill.9 Matt Lindblad F Jr. 6-1 200 Left Sioux Falls Stampede (USHL) / Winnetka, Ill.10 Connor Dempsey F Fr. 5-9 165 Left Westside Warriors (BCHL) / Winthrop, Mass.11 Eric Neiley F So. 5-11 185 Right Phillips Exeter Academy (HS) / Warminster, Pa. 12 Jack Barre F Fr. 6-2 205 Right Jersey Hitmen (EJHL) / Fairfield, Conn.13 Mark Goggin (BOS) F Sr. 5-11 185 Left Choate Rosemary Hall (HS) / Glen Ellyn, Ill. 14 Nick Bligh F Fr. 6-0 180 Right South Shore Kings (EJHL) / Milton, Mass.15 Jason Bourgea F Sr. 5-8 185 Left Indiana Ice (USHL) / South Burlington, Vt. 16 Tyler Sikura F So. 6-2 190 Left Newmarket Hurricanes (OJHL) / Aurora, Ontario17 Jesse Beamish F So. 6-2 200 Left St. Mike’s Buzzers (OJHL) / Mississauga, Ontario 18 Brandon McNally F So. 6-2 215 Left Belmont Hill (HS) / Saugus, Mass. 19 Eric Robinson F Jr. 6-3 200 Right Cedar Rapids RoughRiders (USHL) / Foxborough, Mass. 21 Brett Patterson F Fr. 6-1 185 Left Sioux City Musketeers (USHL) / Eden Prairie, Minn.22 Dustin Walsh (MTL) F Sr. 6-3 195 Left Kingston Voyageurs (OJHL) / Shannonville, Ontario 23 Ryan Bullock D Fr. 6-0 180 Right Muskegan Lumberjacks (USHL) / Eden Prairie Minn.24 Andy Simpson D So. 5-11 190 Right Cedar Rapids RoughRiders (USHL) / Chesterfield, Mo.25 Brad Schierhorn F Fr. 6-3 200 Left Tri-City Storm (USHL) / Anchorage, Alaska27 Mike Keenan (C) D Sr. 6-0 190 Left Sioux City Musketeers (USHL) / South Weymouth, Mass.28 Charlie Mosey F So. 6-0 195 Right Bismarck Bobcats (NAHL) / Prior Lake, Minn.29 Alex Goodship F Sr. 5-11 200 Right Prince George Spruce Kings (BCHL) / Blackfalds, Alberta30 Charles Grant G Fr. 6-2 180 Left Yarmouth Jr. Mariners (MHL) / Berwick, Nova Scotia35 James Kruger G Fr. 6-3 200 Left Langley Rivermen (BCHL) / Minnetonka, Minn.
Head Coach: Bob Gaudet (Dartmouth ’81), 16th SeasonAssociate Head Coach: Dave Peters (Boston College ’82), 14th SeasonAssistant Coach: John Rose (New England College ’03), 4th SeasonAthletic Trainer: Jeff Frechette (West Chester State B.S. ’80, James Madison M.S. ’86), 30th SeasonEquipment Manager: Brian Corcoran (West Florida, ’01), 10th Season
ALPHABETICAL ROSTER 12 Jack Barre F 17 Jesse Beamish F 14 Nick Bligh F 5 Taylor Boldt D 15 Jason Bourgea F 23 Ryan Bullock D 10 Connor Dempsey F 4 Geoff Ferguson D 3 Billy Fitzgerald D 13 Mark Goggin F 29 Alex Goodship F 30 Charles Grant G 27 Mike Keenan D 35 James Kruger G 9 Matt Lindblad F 2 Nick Lovejoy D 18 Brandon McNally F 1 Cab Morris G 28 Charlie Mosey F 11 Eric Neiley F 8 Tim O'Brien F 21 Brett Patterson F 7 Rick Pinkston D 19 Eric Robinson F 25 Brad Schierhorn F 16 Tyler Sikura F 24 Andy Simpson D 22 Dustin Walsh F
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Head Coach
BOB GAUDET ’81Now in his 16th season as head coach of the Dartmouth men’s ice hockey program, Bob Gaudet has firmly established himself in the lore of this century-old program. A 1981 Dartmouth graduate and four-year member of the varsity hockey team, Gaudet has made the Big Green one of the most consistent teams in both ECAC Hockey and the Ivy League during his time behind the bench.
In the last two seasons, Gaudet has reached several key milestones, earning his 200th win behind the Big Green bench in 2010-11 and eclipsing the 300-career win mark in the first game of 2011-12.
In 24 seasons as a head coach, including the last 15 at Dartmouth, Gaudet has worked with and developed some of the nation’s top talents. Eight former Dartmouth players suited up for NHL teams in 2010-11 alone and nine total in that time. Several more former student-athletes also played in other professional leagues in the last two years, including the KHL, AHL, ECHL and the CHL.
Entering the 2012-13 season, Gaudet ranks second all-time at Dartmouth with 219 wins, trailing only Big Green legend Eddie Jeremiah ’30, who racked up 308 victories in 26 seasons with the program. Gaudet’s .507 winning percentage (219-212-54) is the third-best mark at Dartmouth as well.
In 2010-11, Gaudet and the Big Green made huge strides to return to national prominence. Dartmouth finished the season ranked No. 15 in the nation after posting 19 wins and winning the ECAC Hockey Consolation Game in Atlantic City, N.J.
At Dartmouth, Gaudet guided the Big Green to seven straight winning seasons from the 2000-01 season to 2006-07 and had 20-win seasons in 2002-03 and 2004-05. The 20-13-2 record in 2004-05 marked the team’s fifth consecutive campaign above .500, the first time that had happened in school history. Gaudet has also led the Big Green to seven straight home playoff series, and in 2001, the program made its first trip to the ECAC semifinals in 20 years. He earned his 200th career win against St. Lawrence on Feb. 11, 2005 and has a Dartmouth record of 219-212-54 (Entering this year).
The Big Green has won two titles under Gaudet. In 2007 Dartmouth captured a share of its first Ivy title since Gaudet was in net in 1980. The 2005-06 season gave Dartmouth
its first-ever ECACHL title. Gaudet was also named ECAC Hockey’s Coach of the Year, making him the second coach to earn the award with two separate teams. He was also a finalist for the Division I Coach of the Year Award. Gaudet has now had two Ivy League Players of the Year, Mike Ouellette earned the honor in 2005-06 while David Jones was given the title in 2006-07. Jones was also an All-America, giving Gaudet four back-to-back players to earn that distinction.
After nine successful seasons behind the Brown University bench from 1988-97, Gaudet returned to Hanover for the 1997-98 campaign.
Gaudet took over Brown’s coaching reins in 1988 and immediately went about transforming the Bears from a perennial cellar-dweller into one of the ECAC’s top programs. During his tenure, Brown steadily climbed in the league standings, from 12th in ’89 to eighth in ’90 and ’91, fifth in ’92, third in ’93, fourth in ’94 and all the way to second in ’95. Since his return in 1997, Gaudet began the same process at Dartmouth. The Big Green finished 11th his first two years, eighth in 2000, fifth in ’01, third in ’05 and was tied for first in 2006-07.
In the summer of 1990, Gaudet served as the assistant coach of the East Team in the Olympic Sports Festival, held in Minneapolis. In 1994, he served again as head coach of the East Team, and also coached the East All-Star Team in the East-West Shrine College Hockey Classic. Gaudet spent the summer of 1998 behind the bench of the New England Select 16-Team at USA Hockey’s Summer Festival in Ann Arbor, Mich.
Gaudet and his wife Lynne, also a 1981 Dartmouth graduate, reside in Etna, N.H., and have three children: sons Joe and Jim and daughter Kelly. Eldest son Joe graduated from Dartmouth in 2010, while Jim earned his degree from the College in 2012. Both Joe and Jim played four seasons with the Big Green with each serving as an alternate captain in their final seasons with the team. Kelly will be a senior at Hanover High School in 2012-13 where she is the starting goalie and co-captain of the girl’s ice hockey team.
Year Team Record1988-89 Brown 1-25-01989-90 Brown 10-16-31990-91 Brown 9-15-31991-92 Brown 11-15-41992-93 Brown 16-12-31993-94 Brown 15-13-41994-95 Brown 15-12-31995-96 Brown 9-15-81996-97 Brown 7-19-31997-98 Dartmouth 11-13-51998-99 Dartmouth 10-17-21999-2000 Dartmouth 9-17-42000-01 Dartmouth 16-14-42001-02 Dartmouth 14-13-52002-03 Dartmouth 20-13-12003-04 Dartmouth 14-11-92004-05 Dartmouth 20-13-2 2005-06 Dartmouth 19-12-22006-07 Dartmouth 18-12-32007-08 Dartmouth 12-16-42008-09 Dartmouth 14-14-32009-10 Dartmouth 10-19-32010-11 Dartmouth 19-12-32011-12 Dartmouth 13-16-42012-13 Dartmouth 1-0-1Brown Total 93-142-31 Dartmouth Totals 220-212-55 Overall Total 313-354-86
Coach Wins1. Eddie Jeremiah ’30 3082. Bob Gaudet ’81 2203. George Crowe 1094. Grant Standbrook 515. Herbert Gill 506. Roger Demment 457. J. Philip Bower 428. Brian Mason 369. Abner Oakes 3510. Leon Tuck ’15 2611. Clarence Wanamaker 2112. Fred Rocque 1913. H.R. Denesha 1614. George Barclay/Dick Rondeau ’44 1415. Charles Arthur ’34 1216. John Eames 1017. H.I. Vye 518. G. Law 419. Ben Smith 1 Thomas Hodge 121. W. Rawley 0
▶GAUDET’S CAREER
▶MOST CAREER WINS
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▶NATIONAL POLLS
▶USCHO.com Division I Men’s Poll (Oct. 29, 2012)
Rk. Team (1st votes) Record Pts. PR1 Boston College(38) 4-1-0 981 12 Minnesota (3) 4-1-0 924 23 Denver (6) 4-0-0 862 54 Miami 4-1-1 792 35 North Dakota 2-1-1 769 46 Cornell 2-0-0 739 77 Notre Dame 5-1-0 677 98 Michigan 3-2-0 663 69 New Hampshire (2) 4-0-1 597 1210 Union (1) 3-1-1 596 811 Western Michigan 3-1-0 529 1012 Boston University 3-1-0 487 1313 Harvard 1-0-0 291 1714 UMass-Lowell 1-3-1 239 1115 Northeastern 2-2-1 227 1516 St. Lawrence 3-1-0 180 NR17 Minnesota-Duluth 2-3-1 172 1418 St. Cloud State 4-2-0 162 NR19 Ferris State 2-2-2 146 1820 Northern Michigan 3-3-0 131 16Others Receiving Votes: Providence 66, Colorado College 53, Quinnipiac 45, Wisconsin 44, Yale 27, Holy Cross 23, Alaska 16, Dartmouth 15, Bemidji State 12, Lake Superior 7, Ohio State 5, Michigan State 4, Michigan Tech 3, Nebraska-Omaha 3, Colgate 1.
▶USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine(Oct. 29, 2012)
Rk. Team (1st votes) Points PR1 Boston College (18) 504 12 Minnesota 459 23 Denver (5) 417 54 Miami 389 35 Cornell 355 76 North Dakota 345 47 Michigan 300 68 Notre Dame 277 99 Union (1) 240 810 New Hampshire 204 1111 Western Michigan 194 1012 Boston University 144 1313 Harvard 77 NR14 UMass-Lowell 60 1215 St. Lawrence 31 NR
▶ THE BIG GREEN ARE BIG AGAINThis year’s team will be one of the largest Dartmouth squads in recent memory, earning the team’s namesake. The collection of 28 players average just shy of 6-foot-1 in height and right at 200 pounds in weight, proving to be one of the largest teams in ECAC Hockey.
▶ SKILLED SOPHOMORESAt the end of the 2011-12 regular season, no other freshman class in the league had accumulated as many goals as Dartmouth’s first-year players in league contests. The seven players combined for a total of 25 goals in the 22 ECAC Hockey games. Leading the way was Brandon McNally, a player that scored all 10 of his goals against conference foes, a figure that led the league. In the four postseason games, the then-freshman class also posted impressive numbers, totaling four goals and 10 assists for 14 points.
▶ NHL CENTRAL SCOUTINGFreshman Nick Bligh was the lone ECAC Hockey representative and just one of 10 NCAA student-athletes to be featured on NHL Central Scouting’s Preliminary List for the 2013 Entry Draft. The list is comprised of players from the major junior leagues across the continent, high schools and colleges that are eligible for the upcoming draft entering the 2012-13 season. Once completed the list is sent to NHL team scouts for the purpose of tracking those top prospects throughout the course of the year. A product of the South Shore Kings (EJHL), Bligh scored 22 goals and had 65 assists for 85 points in his lone season of juniors (43 games), helping him earn an invite to the Winnipeg Jets Development Camp this summer. .
▶ RETURNING SCORERSNo other team in ECAC Hockey will have as many returning forwards that have scored 10 or more goals in a season during their career than Dartmouth’s five this year. Robinson, Sikura and McNally all reached double-digit goal figures in 2011-12, while Lindblad and senior Dustin Walsh each did so the year before. As a freshman, Lindblad netted 13 in 2010-11 with Walsh scoring 10 that season as well. Princeton also has five players coming back with 10 goals or more in a season, but that figure also includes defenseman Michael Sdao.
Teams with 10+ Goal Scorers Returning: Dartmouth – 5 Princeton – 5 Harvard – 4 St. Lawrence – 3 Yale – 3 Quinnipiac – 3 Union – 2 Colgate – 2 Brown – 1 Cornell – 1 Clarkson – 1 Rensselaer – 0
TEAM NATL. ECAC Scoring Offense (3.0) 24th 5th Scoring Defense (1.00) 3rd 2nd Power Play (33.0%) 7th 5th Penalty Kill (100.0%) 1st 1st Penalty Minutes (8.0) 56th 9th
PLAYERS ECAC ▶ Points Matt Lindblad (3) 33rd Eric Robinson (2) 45th Tyler Sikura (2) 45th Tim O’Brien (2) 45th ▶ Goals Eric Robinson (2) 14th Jesse Beamish (1) 35th Tyler Sikura (1) 35th Tim O’Brien (1) 35th
▶ Assists Matt Lindblad (3) 19th Four (1) 48th ▶ Power Play Points Matt Lindblad (3) 7th Eric Robinson (2) 15th Tyler Sikura (2) 15th
▶ Power Play Goals Eric Robinson (2) 2nd Tyler Sikura (1) 9th
▶ Shorthanded Goals N/A --
▶ Game-Winning Goals Eric Robinson (1) 1st
▶ Defenseman Scoring Andy Simpson (1) 22nd Taylor Boldt (1) 22nd
▶ Freshman Scoring Tim O’Brien (2) 10th Brett Patterson (1) 14th ▶ Goals-Against Average (Min 33% GP) Charles Grant (0.00) 1st Cab Morris (1.85) 6th
▶ Save Percentage (Min 33% GP) Charles Grant (1.000) 1st Cab Morris (.900) 13th
▶ Winning Percentage (Min 33% GP) Charles Grant (1.000) 1st Cab Morris (.500) 10th
▶BY THE NUMBERS
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▶Swept A Road Weekend: Mar. 2-3, 2012 at St. Lawrence (W, 6-3 and W, 4-1 - ECAC First Round) ▶Was Swept In A Road Weekend:Feb. 18-19, 2011 at Colgate (L, 3-5) and Cornell (L, 2-3, OT)▶Swept A Home Weekend:Nov. 4-5, 2011 vs. Quinnipiac (W, 5-4) and Princeton (W, 5-3)▶Was Swept In A Home Weekend: Feb. 10-11, 2012 vs. No. 11 Union (L, 5-1) and RPI (L, 2-1) ▶Shutout An Opponent: Oct. 27 vs. Brown (W, 4-0 - Charles Grant)▶Was Shutout By An Opponent: Nov. 19, 2011 at Clarkson (L, 4-0 - Paul Karpowich) ▶Player Scored A Hat Trick: Nov. 27, 2010 vs. Harvard (W, 8-2, Nick Walsh)▶Allowed A Hat Trick:Jan. 14, 2012 - vs. New Hampshire (Stevie Moses - 4g)▶Player Had Four or More Goals: Nov. 21, 2003 vs. Yale (Hugh Jessiman - 4g/1a)▶Player Had Four or More Assists: Jan. 8, 2010 vs. Brown (Matt Reber - 1g/4a)▶Player Had Five or More Points: Jan. 8, 2010 vs. Brown (Matt Reber - 1g/4a)▶Won After Trailing After Two Periods:Jan. 21, 2012 at Colgate (W, 5-4 OT)▶Had 50 Or More Shots On Goal: Nov. 12, 2010 vs. Clarkson (W, 7-1, 54 shots)▶Allowed 50 Or More Shots On Goal: Jan. 31, 2009 by Union (W, 2-2, 50 shots)Scored A Shorthanded Goal: Jan. 7, 2012 at Union, Jesse Beamish (L, 7-1)▶Allowed A Shorthanded Goal: Jan. 21, 2012 - at Colgate (Kurtis Bartliff)▶Won In Overtime: January 21, 2012 at Colgate (W, 5-4)▶Lost In Overtime: January 20, 2012 at Cornell (L, 2-3)▶Tied In Overtime: Oct. 26 vs. Yale (2-2)▶Scored 10 Or More Goals In A Game:Dec. 29, 2002, vs. UMass-Lowell (W, 10-2)▶Allowed 10 Or More Goals In A Game: March 17, 2006, vs. Harvard (L, 1-10)▶Dartmouth Goalie Stopped 40 or More Shots:March 9, 2012 at Cornell (Jody O’Neill, 45)▶Opposing Goalie Stopped 40 or More Shots:Feb. 26, 2011 (Clarkson - Karpowich, 43)▶Dartmouth Goalie Stopped 50 or More Shots: Jan. 9, 2009 vs. Yale (Jody O’Neill, 53)
▶THE LAST TIME DARTMOUTH...Overall Record .............................................. 1-0-1ECAC Hockey Record ................................. 0-0-0Home Record ................................................ 0-0-0Road Record .................................................. 1-0-0Neutral Site Record ..................................... 0-0-1
In New Hampshire ......................................... 0-0-0In Connecticut ................................................ 0-0-0In Massachusetts ........................................... 0-0-0In New Jersey .................................................. 0-0-0In New York ..................................................... 0-0-0In Rhode Island ............................................... 1-0-1
Scoring a Power-Play Goal .......................... 1-0-1Not Scoring a Power-Play Goal ................. 0-0-0Allowing a Power-Play Goal ........................ 0-0-0Not Allowing a Power-Play Goal ............... 1-0-1Scoring a Shorthanded Goal ...................... 0-0-0Allowing a Shorthanded Goal .................... 0-0-0Committing 10 or More Penalties ............ 0-0-0Committing Fewer Than 10 Penalties ...... 1-0-1More Penalties Than Opponent ................. 0-0-0Fewer Penalties Than Opponent ............... 0-0-1Same Amount of Penalties .......................... 1-0-0
In One-Goal Games ......................................... 0-0In Two-Goal Games .......................................... 0-0In Three-Goal or More Games ...................... 0-0In Overtime Games ...................................... 0-0-1Scoring 4 or More Goals ............................ 1-0-0Scoring 3 Goals ............................................. 0-0-0Scoring 2 Goals ............................................. 0-0-1Scoring Fewer Than 2 Goals ....................... 0-0-0Allowing 4 or More Goals .......................... 0-0-0Allowing 3 or Fewer Goals ......................... 1-0-1
Scoring First Goal Of Game ....................... 1-0-1Opponents Score First ................................ 0-0-0Leading After One Period ........................... 0-0-1Trailing After One Period ............................ 0-0-0Tied After One Period ................................. 1-0-0Scoring First Goal Of Second Period ....... 1-0-0Leading After Two Periods .......................... 1-0-0Trailing After Two Periods ........................... 0-0-1Tied After Two Periods ................................ 0-0-0Scoring First Goal Of Third Period ........... 1-0-1
Having 10-19 Shots On Goal ..................... 0-0-0Having 20-29 Shots On Goal ..................... 0-0-0Having 30-39 Shots On Goal ..................... 1-0-1Having 40 or More Shots On Goal .......... 0-0-0
Allowing 10-19 Shots On Goal .................. 0-0-0Allowing 20-29 Shots On Goal .................. 1-0-1Allowing 30-39 Shots On Goal .................. 0-0-0Allowing 40 or More Shots On Goal ....... 0-0-0Outshooting Opponent ............................... 1-0-1Opponent Outshoots Dartmouth ............ 0-0-0Shots Are Even .............................................. 0-0-0
Tuesdays ........................................................... 0-0-0Fridays ............................................................. 0-0-1Saturdays ......................................................... 1-0-0Sundays ............................................................ 0-0-0Day Games (5 p.m. or earlier) ................... 0-0-0
Games Following A Win .............................. 0-0-0Games Following A Loss ............................. 0-0-0Games Following A Tie ................................ 1-0-0
▶2012-13 RECORD WHEN...▶ SIOUX CITY CONNECTIONThree incoming players will not need to work very hard on developing on-ice chemistry, as they were teammates on last season’s Sioux City Musketeers of the United States Hockey League. Freshmen Tim O’Brien, Geoff Ferguson and Brett Patterson all suited up for the team in 2011-12. Senior captain Mike Keenan played for Sioux City from 2007-09, registering 43 points (7g/36a) in 107 games with 222 PIM.
▶ NO LONGER A FAMILY AFFAIRThe Big Green went from two pairs of brothers and a father-son player/coach combination in 2011-12 to no family ties this year. With the graduation of Connor and subsequent move to the AHL, younger brother Mark is left as the lone Goggin on the roster, with the same said for Dustin as older brother Nick graduated and now plays in the ECHL. After six straight seasons of coaching at least one of his sons, head coach Bob Gaudet is now the only member of the family on the current roster with Jim’s graduation last June.
▶ EVEN-STRENGTH SUCCESSESNo other ECAC Hockey team scored as many even-strength goals as the Big Green did in 2011-12. In 22 regular season league games, the team scored 51 of its 63 total goals (11PP/1SH) while playing even. That figure equates to 81.0% of their final total. Dartmouth needed to be good while even as its 71 power-play opportunities were the least in the league; 13 fewer than the next closest team (Cornell - 84). The Big Green not only saw the fewest PP chances go their way in ECAC Hockey, but their 117 power-play opportunities were the fewest in the nation over the course of the year, 10 fewer than the next closest team (Alabama-Huntsville).
Top-Five ECACH Teams (2011-12) Team Even-Strength Goals1. Dartmouth 51T2. Union 48T2. Yale 484. Cornell 475. Colgate 44
Top-Three Teams – EVG% (2011-12) Team G STG EV EVG%1. Dartmouth 63 12 51 81.02. Clarkson 57 14 43 75.43. Princeton 58 16 42 72.4NOTE: STG = Special Teams GoalsSTG=PPGF+SHGF
▶ 10 IN 11Tim O’Brien finished his final season with Sioux City strong, scoring 10 points in his final 11 games. In that stretch, he scored eight goals and had two assists. His eight goals were the result of four two-goal games against Waterloo, Dubuque, Fargo and Sioux Falls. He was also a +12 in that time.
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No. Player Opponent Period/Time Assists1. O’Brien (1) Yale 1st/2:53 (EV) -2. Robinson (1) Yale 3rd/16:56 (PPG) Sikura, Lindblad3. Robinson (2) Brown 2nd/1:39 (PPG) Lindblad, Simpson4. Patterson (1) Brown 2nd/15:56 (EV) -5. Sikura (1) Brown 3rd/1:20 (PPG) Boldt, Lindblad6. Beamish (1) Brown 3rd/17:52 (ENG) O’Brien
USCHO.com INCH1. Union 1. Cornell2. Harvard 2. Union3. Cornell 3. Harvard4. Quinnipiac 4. Dartmouth5. Yale 5. Quinnipiac6. Dartmouth 6. Yale7. St. Lawrence 7. Rensselaer8. Rensselaer 8. Colgate9. Clarkson 9. St. Lawrence10. Princeton 10. Princeton11. Colgate 11. Clarkson12. Brown 12. Brown
▶PRESEASON ECAC HOCKEY POLLSCoaches Poll Media Poll1. Union (8) 1. Union (18)2. Cornell (3) 2. Cornell (11)3. Harvard (1) 3. Harvard4. Quinnipiac 4. Quinnipiac5. Yale 5. Yale (1)6. St. Lawrence 6. St. Lawrence7. Dartmouth 7. Clarkson8. Rensselaer 8. Colgate9. Colgate 9. Rensselaer10. Clarkson 10. Dartmouth11. Princeton 11. Princeton12. Brown 12. Brown
▶ FOR THE RECORDSince the turn of the century (2000-01), Dartmouth has not had back-to-back losing seasons. Just three times (2007-08, 2008-09 and 2011-12) have the Big Green been saddled with more losses than wins. In each instance (excluding last year), the Green and White have bounced back by finishing .500 or better the following campaign. ▶ PRO PLAYERSWhen the 2012-13 NHL season gets going, seven former Dartmouth players will appear on league rosters. No other team had more former student-athletes suit up for NHL teams last season than those seven former Big Green players. Clarkson and Cornell tied Dartmouth for the league lead as both also produced seven players. Union’s Jeremy Welsh became the first former Dutchmen to make the league, signing on to play the final game of the season with the Carolina Hurricanes at the conclusion of his team’s run to the Frozen Four. Quinnipiac remains the only program in the league without an alum to skate in the NHL.
Dartmouth’s NHL Players:Lee Stempniak ’05 – Calgary FlamesBen Lovejoy ’06 – Pittsburgh PenguinsTanner Glass ’07 – Pittsburgh Penguins*David Jones ’08 – Colorado AvalancheT.J. Galiardi ’10 – San Jose SharksNick Johnson ’08 – Phoenix Coyotes*J.T. Wyman ’08 – Tampa Bay Lightning^* - Signed in the offseason, yet to play with team^ - Assigned to Syracuse (AHL) during lockout
ECAC Hockey Former Players in the NHL in 2011-12 by Programs
▶ AGAINST McGILLThe Big Green knocked off McGill, 2-1, in their preseason opener on Saturday afternoon at Thompson. A late goal from Eric Neiley proved to be the difference as he snapped the 1-1 tie with 7:53 remaining in the third.
▶ AGAINST NORWICHDartmouth took on local rival Norwich in a formal scrimmage the day after its opener with McGill. An early-game barrage was enough to help the Big Green earn the ‘W’ as they scored three times in the first 6:36 and held on for the 4-3 win.
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GAME 2 - Ivy Shootout Dartmouth (1-0-1) Brown (1-1-0) vs. Oct. 27, 2012 Location: Providence, R.I. Meehan Auditorium Attendance: 1,046 Start time: 7:05 p.m. End time: 9:14 p.m. Goals by Period 1 2 3 Tot Dartmouth........... 0 2 2 - 4 Brown................ 0 0 0 - 0
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▶2012-13 GAME SUMMARYDate Opponent Result Record (ECAC) Attend. Goalie (S/GA) Dartmouth Scoring▶OCTOBER26 vs. Yale T, 2-2 0-0-1 N/A Morris (18/2) O’Brien, Robinson+27 @ Brown W, 4-0 1-0-1 1,046 Grant (24/0) Robinson^, Patterson, Sikura, Beamish#
▶NOVEMBER2 YALE*^3 BROWN *9 RENSSELAER*10 UNION*16 @ Colgate*17 @ Cornell*24 @ Boston College ▶DECEMBER1 BENTLEY5 VERMONT30 NEW HAMPSHIRE31 UMASS/BEMIDJI STATE
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▶GAME COMPARISONS
2012-13 Dartmouth Men's HockeyDartmouth Team Game-by-Game Comparison (as of Nov 01, 2012)
All games
S hots P enalties P ow er P laysD ate O pponent S core G oals A ssists S hots P en-M in P en-M in G -C h G -C hO ct 26 vs Y a le 2-2 2 / 2 2 / 2 37 / 20 3-6 / 5 -21 1-5 / 0 -3O ct 27 a t B row n 4-0 4 / 0 5 / 0 33 / 24 5-10 / 5 -21 2-4 / 0 -4Tota ls 6-2 6 / 2 7 / 2 70 / 44 8-16 / 10-42 3-9 / 0 -7
N ote : G am e to ta ls a re d isp layed in the fo rm at TE A M /O P P O N E N T fo r each ca tegory
▶GAME-BY-GAME
2012-13 Dartmouth Men's HockeyDartmouth Team Game-by-Game (as of Nov 01, 2012)
All games
D ate O pponent S core G A P ts S h S h% +/- P en-M in P P S H E N G W G T H at U A B lkO ct 26 , 201 vs Y a le 2-2 2 2 4 37 . 0 5 4 -5 3-6 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 16O ct 27 , 201 at B row n 4-0 4 5 9 33 . 1 2 1 +10 5-10 2 0 1 1 0 0 1 12D artm outh 6-2 6 7 13 70 . 0 8 6 +5 8-16 3 0 1 1 1 0 2 28O pponent 2 2 4 44 . 0 4 5 -6 10-42 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20
TE A M P E R -G A M EG am es p layed: 2S hots per gam e: 35 .00 ;G oa ls per gam e: 3 .00A ssis ts per gam e: 3 .50 ;P o in ts per gam e: 6 .50
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