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Week of February 6, 2012 |
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 #13 SPENCER ABBOTT, MAINE
(Senior Forward; Hamilton, Ont.)
Abbott scored seven points (2g,5a) as Maine swept a home weekend series from Alabama-
Huntsville. He forced overtime with a goal at 19:14 on Friday and also had a pair of assists
vs. the Chargers and followed that up on Saturday with a goal
and three assists on Saturday at Alfond Arena. Abbott finished the weekend with
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 #23 SCOTT WILSON, UMASS LOWELL
(Freshman Forward; Oakville, Ont.)
Wilson scored five points (2g,3a), posted eight shots on goal and owned
a +5 plus/minus rating in a weekend sweep of Vermont at the Tsongas
Center. Wilson assisted on the game-winning goal each night in the victory
for the River Hawks. |
 #29 CASEY DESMITH, NEW HAMPSHIRE
(Freshman Goaltender; Rochester, N.H.)
DeSmith stopped 71-of-74 shots (.959) in a weekend sweep of Providence. He stopped
a career-high 37 shots and followed that up with a 34-save effort on Saturday night at
Providence. He turned aside double-digit saves in all but one period over the weekend (nine
in the other). |
Week of January 30, 2012 |
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 #79 CODY FERRIERO, NORTHEASTERN
(Sophomore Forward; Essex, Mass.)
Ferreiro recorded five points (4g,1a) in the road sweep of Vermont, Northeastern's first hat
trick in over two years on Friday and scored another goal on Saturday. He also added an
assist on Friday. Ferreiro finished the weekend with five shots
on goal and a +3 plus/minus rating.
 #19 CHRIS KREIDER, BOSTON COLLEGE
(Junior Forward; Boxford, Mass.)
Kreider registered team-high five points (2g,3a) in a two-game series sweep of New Hampshire
over the weekend. He recorded three points (1g,2a) in the 4-3 win on Friday night at Conte
Forum and followed that up with two points (1g,1a) in the 3-2 overtime victory on Saturday at
the Whittemore Center. Kreider has 10 shots on goal on the weekend with a +2 rating. |
 #9 TERRENCE WALLIN, UMASS LOWELL
(Freshman Forward; Yardley, Pa.)
Wallin scored four points (1g,3a) and a +3 rating in a 2-1-0 week for the
River Hawks. He registered two assists in the 4-2 triumph on Friday at the
Mullins Center and then tallied two points (1g,1a) in the 5-2 victory Saturday
at the Tsongas Center. |
 #30 DAN SULLIVAN, MAINE
(Sophomore Goaltender; York, Pa.)
Sullivan went 2-0-0 on the weekend with a 1.50 GAA and a .957 save percentage in the
road sweep at No. 2 Boston University. He stopped 28 shots on Friday night and finished
with a career-high 38 saves on Saturday. He was honored as the game's No. 1 star in both
contests. |
Week of January 16, 2012 |
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 #22 STEVIE MOSES, NEW HAMPSHIRE
(Senior Forward; Leominster, Mass.)
Moses scored all five of UNH's goals on the week leading the Wildcats to a pair of wins. He
scored the game's lone goal in a 1-0 win over Providence on Wednesday and followed that
up with a four-goal outburst vs. Dartmouth on Saturday. Moses
had 14 shots on goal and was a +3 plus/minus rating on the week. |
#29 CASEY DESMITH, NEW HAMPSHIRE
(Freshman Goaltender; Rochester, N.H.)
DeSmith stopped 48-of-49 shots (.980 save%) on the week earning his first
two collegiate wins and his first collegiate shutout. On Wednesday at Providence,
he stopped all 26 shots he faced to earn a 1-0 win. On Saturday vs.
Dartmouth, he stopped the final 21 Dartmouth shots, in the 4-1 victory. |
 #35 JOE CANNATA, MERRIMACK
(Senior Goaltender; Wakefield, Mass.)
Stopped 63 of 67 shots (.940 save%) on the weekend, including 39 stops in Saturday's tie
with Maine. Allowed only two even strength goals all, becoming the program's all-time saves
leader (2,698).
 #39 STEVE MASTALERZ, MASSACHUSETTS
(Junior Goaltender; North Delta, B.C.)
Mastalerz made a career-high 35 saves in the 4-0 win over No. 4 Boston College – UMass'
only game of the week. He helped the penalty kill unit go 6-for-6. Mastalerz made 14 of his
35 saves in the third period where he also helped kill off three penalties. His shutout made
him the first-ever UMass goalie since 1920 to blank Boston College. |
Week of January 2, 2012 |
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#13 SPENCER ABBOTT, MAINE
(Senior Forward; Hamilton, Ont.)
Abbott scored a goal and added five assists for six points in the Florida College Classic.
He was named the Shawn Walsh Memorial Most Valuable Player of the Tournament. Abbott
notched a goal and two assists on Thursday and three assists
on Friday. He finished the tournament with 12 shots on goal and a +3 rating.
 #10 DAVID VALLORANI, UMASS LOWELL
(Senior Forward; Hamilton, Ont.)
Vallorani scored five points (3g,2a) to go along with nine shots on goal and +4 plus/minus
rating, while claiming the UConn Holiday Classic Tournament MVP award. Vallorani scored the
game-winning goal both nights. |
 #6 COLIN MARKISON, VERMONT
(Freshman Forward; Princeton, N.J.)
Markison had two goals and an assist in the Catamount Cup. The goals
were the first two of his Vermont career. |
 #37 CHRIS RAWLINGS, NORTHEASTERN
(Junior Goaltender; North Delta, B.C.)
Rawlings stopped a combined 54 shots (.915 save%) to backstop the Huskies to the
Mariucci Classic Tournament Title, including 31 saves on Saturday in the victory at No. 2
Minnesota. |
Week of December 5, 2011 |
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#13 SPENCER ABBOTT, MAINE
(Senior Forward; Hamilton, Ont.)
Abbott scored nine points (5g,4a) in Maine's weekend sweep at Vermont. He recorded the
game-winning goal in each game. Abbott had a hat trick and two assists for five points on
Friday to earn his 100th career point. He finished the weekend with eight shots on goal and
a +3 plus/minus rating. |
#9 TERRENCE WALLIN, UMASS LOWELL
(Freshman Forward; Yardley, Pa.)
Wallin tallied three points (1g,2a) with six shots on goal and a +3 rating for
the River Hawks in a weekend sweep of UNH. He tallied a goal in the 3-2
victory on Friday and had two assists in the 5-3 road win on Saturday. |
 #35 ALEX BEAUDRY, PROVDENCE COLLEGE
(Senior Goaltender; Cumberland, Ont.)
Beaudry stopped 49 of 51 shots (.961 save%) in two wins over No. 1 Merrimack. He
notched 26 stops in the 2-1 overtime win on Friday night at Schneider Arena and then made
23 saves in the 6-1 road win at Lawler Arena Saturday.
#37 CHRIS RAWLINGS, NORTHEASTERN
(Junior Goaltender; North Delta, B.C.)
Rawlings turned away 47-of-50 (.940 save%) in Northeastern's road sweep of No. 2 Notre
Dame at Compton Family Ice Arena. He posted 25 saves in the 9-2 victory on Friday and 22
saves in the 2-1 win on Saturday night. |
Week of November 28, 2011 |
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#79 CODY FERRIERO, NORTHEASTERN
(Sophomore Forward; Essex, Mass.)
Ferriero recorded his first-career two-goal game, including the game-winner on Friday night
at No. 11 Michigan. He tallied three shots on goal with a +2 rating against the Wolverines.
#22 STEVIE MOSES, NEW HAMPSHIRE
(Senior Forward, Leominster, Mass.)
Moses scored five goals in two games, including a career-high four goals on Saturday night
against Alabama Huntsville. Moses had 10 shots on net and was a +3 on the week. |
 #9 KYLE REYNOLDS, VERMONT
(Freshman Forward; Sylvan Lake, Alta.)
Reynolds recorded his first career multi-goal game with two tallies against
Massachusetts on Tuesday, which included the game-winner. He also
added an assist against Dartmouth on Sunday. |
 #1 BRIAN BILLETT, BOSTON COLLEGE
(Freshman Goaltender; Brunswick, Maine)
Registered 31 saves (.939 save%) in his collegiate debut, a 3-2 win at Yale on Saturday
night at Ingalls Rink. |
Week of November 14, 2011 |
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 #4 CONOR ALLEN, MASSACHUSETTS
(Sophomore Defenseman; Chicago, Ill.)
Allen posted three goals and one assist in the pair of wins over Holy Cross and Northeastern
with a +3 rating for the weekend. He became just the third defenseman in UMass'
Division I history to score a hat trick vs. Holy Cross on Friday
night at the Mullins Center. |
#23 SCOTT WILSON, UMASS LOWELL
(Freshman Forward; Oakville, Ont.)
Wilson recorded three points (2g,1a) and four shots on goal, including the
game-winning goal on Friday, in the River Hawks road sweep of Maine at
Alfond Arena over the weekend. |
#35 JOE CANNATA, MERRIMACK COLLEGE
(Senior Goaltender; Wakefield, Mass.)
Cannata recorded 36 saves in a 3-2 overtime win over Boston University, including 17
stops on the power play on Friday night at Agganis Arena. |
Week of November 7, 2011 |
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 #11 TIM SCHALLER, PROVIDENCE COLLEGE
(Junior Forward; Merrimack, N.H.)
Schaller scored four goals in two games, including his first career hat trick on Friday
against Vermont at Schneider Arena. Finished with weekend three power-play goals and
one short-handed score in the two games. He registered 14
shots on goal and a +2 rating on the weekend. |
#23 SCOTT WILSON, UMASS LOWELL
(Freshman Forward; Oakville, Ont.)
Wilson recorded three points (1g,2a), three shots on goal and a +3 plus/
minus rating in the River Hawks 7-1 take down of No. 12 Boston University
on Saturday at the Tsongas Center. |
#35 JOE CANNATA, MERRIMACK COLLEGE
(Senior Goaltender; Wakefield, Mass.)
Cannata stopped 47 of 50 shots (.940 save%) leading Merrimack to a three-point weekend
against Northeastern. He recorded 30 saves on Friday in the 1-1 tie and 17 saves in the
3-2 overtime win on Saturday at Matthews Arena. |
Week of October 31, 2011 |
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 #20 RYAN FLANIGAN, MERRIMACK COLLEGE
(Senior Forward; Rochester, N.Y.)
Flanigan picked up three points (1g,2a) in a weekend road sweep at Vermont to go with seven
shots on goal and a +4 rating. He recorded a goal and an assist on Friday and posted
another assist in the win on Saturday vs. the Catamounts.
 #57 MATT MANGENE, MAINE
(Junior Defenseman; Manorille, N.Y.)
Mangene notched a five-point (1g,4a) weekend in Maine's sweep of Providence. He registered
three assists in Maine's 5-4 overtime on Friday night and followed that up with the game-winning
goal and an assist in Maine's 3-1 win on Saturday. He finished the weekend with five shots on
goal and a +4 plus/minus rating. |
 #13 JOHNNY GAUDREAU, BOSTON COLLEGE
(Freshman Forward; Carneys Point, N.J.)
Gaudreau scored twice in the Eagles' weekend sweep of UMass-Lowell with
a goal in each game of the series vs. the River Hawks. |
 #30 MATT DI GIROLAMO, NEW HAMPSHIRE
(Senior Goaltender; Ambler, Pa.)
Di Girolamo turned away 52-of-55 shots (.945 save%) on the weekend leading UNH to a
pair of wins on the weekend. He stopped 37-of-38 shots in a 2-1 win over #11 Union on
Friday and followed that effort up with a 15-save performance Saturday vs. Northeastern. |
Week of October 24, 2011 |
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 #24 BILL ARNOLD, BOSTON COLLEGE
(Sophomore Forward; Needham, Mass.)
Arnold scored three times in two league victories against UMass and Northeastern, netting
both game-winning goals. He scored two of the team's four goals in a home win over
UMass, then notched overtime game-winner at Northeastern
Saturday night. Finished the weekend with five shots and a +3 plus/minus rating.
 #8 SEBASTIAN STALBERG, VERMONT
(Junior Forward; Gothenburg, Sweden)
Stalberg amassed two goals, including the game-winner at 7:07 of the third period in Vermont's
5-4 comeback win over No. 10 Minnesota on Sunday at Mariucci Arena. He finished the weekend
with seven shots on goal for the Catamounts. |
 #92 JOSEPH MANNO, NORTHEASTERN
(Freshman Forward; Montreal, Que.)
Manno notched his first-collegiate points on Saturday night, putting away
a pair of goal against No. 1 ranked Boston College in front of a soldout
crowd at Matthews Arena. Registered five shots on goal in two league
games. |
 #30 SAM MAROTTA, MERRIMACK
(Sophomore Goaltender; Bridgewater, Mass.)
Marotta stopped 25 shots for the Warriors in his first career shutout in his first collegiate
start vs. Connecticut on Saturday night at Lawler Arena. |
Week of October 10, 2011 |
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 #10 BRIAN FLYNN, MAINE
(Senior Forward; Lynnfield, Mass.)
Flynn scored a goal and dished out four assists for five points in Maine's 6-3 win over
Northeastern on Sunday afternoon at Alfond Arena. His goal proved to be the game-winner
against the Huskies. He posted three shots on goal with a +3
plus/minus rating in the game. |
#13 JOHNNY GAUDREAU, BOSTON COLLEGE
(Freshman Forward; Carneys Point, N.J.)
Gaudreau notched a game-high four points (1g,3a) in his second collegiate
game, a 6-2 win at No. 3 North Dakota, and was a +4 in two BC wins. |
 #31 KIERAN MILLAN, BOSTON UNIVERSITY
(Senior Goaltender; Edmonton, Alta.)
Millan stopped all 35 shots he faced against UNH on Saturday to earn his sixth career
shutout and tie Sean Fields' BU record for career goaltender
wins at 62. |
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#39 JOEY DIAMOND, MAINE
#25 CONNOR TOOMEY, MERRIMACK
#4 NICK BRUNETEAU, VERMONT
#33 KEVIN BOYLE, MASSACHUSETTS
#45 LUDWIG KARLSSON, NORTHEASTERN
#19 CASEY THRUSH, NEW HAMPSHIRE
#44 MYLES HARVEY, PROVIDENCE COLLEGE