Bowling Green State University Athletics
Friday, December 7
Fairbanks, Alaska
11:05 p.m.
Bowling Green State University
at
Alaska
Falcons Head North To Face Alaska This Weekend
December 05, 2012 | Ice Hockey
BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY FALCONS
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UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA-FAIRBANKS
The Carlson Center
Dec. 7-8
11:05 p.m./11:05 p.m. (EST)
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UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA-FAIRBANKS
The Carlson Center
Dec. 7-8
11:05 p.m./11:05 p.m. (EST)
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Local Coverage: Sentinel-Tribune (Kevin Gordon) | BG News (Ryan Satkowiak)
Local Coverage: Sentinel-Tribune (Kevin Gordon) | BG News (Ryan Satkowiak)
Last Week
The Bowling Green State University ice hockey team lost to Michigan last Wednesday night, falling to the Wolverines by a score of 3-1 at Yost Ice Arena. Senior
Bobby Shea scored the lone Falcon goal, while senior Andrew Hammond (1-6-1) turned away 35-of-38 shots in the loss. Both teams were held scoreless on the power play, with the Falcons going 0-for-3 and the Wolverines going 0-for-4 in the contest.
Shea Scores
Senior Bobby Shea scored the lone Falcon goal Wednesday night, snapping a personal nine-game goal drought. Shea's last goal came on Oct. 19, a 3-1 Falcon win on the road against Colgate. Shea now leads all defensemen in goals (3), and has a share for the lead in points among defensemen (4).
Hammy Shines
Despite the Falcons' 3-1 loss to Michigan, goaltender Andrew Hammond made a season-high 35 saves on 38 shots in the contest. Hammond's previous season high was 29 saves, set on two different occasions earlier this season (Nov. 2 & Nov. 9). Hammond's last game with 30 saves or more was on March 16, when Hammond recorded a career-high 55 saves in a 3-2 double OT loss to Michigan in the CCHA Playoffs.
The Silver Lining
Bowling Green was perfect on the penalty kill against Michigan in the contest, snapping a five-game streak in which the Falcons had allowed a power-play goal. Prior to last Wednesday, the last time Bowling Green did not allow a power-play goal was Nov. 2, a 1-0 win against Michigan State on the road.
Waiting For A Yost Win
The loss to Michigan pushed the Falcons' current losing streak at Yost to six games, with Bowling Green's last win coming on Nov. 20, 2009, a 4-2 victory.
Still Need Shots
The Falcons were only able to muster 16 shots on net against the Wolverines, marking the third time this season that Bowling Green has failed to register at least 20 shots in a game. The Falcons season low came on Nov. 9, when the Orange and Brown recorded 12 shots on goal against Western Michigan on the road.
One Goal Or Less
The Falcons one goal output on Wednesday marks the seventh time this season that Bowling Green has been held to one goal or less, and the fifth time in the past seven games. The Falcons are averaging 1.71 goals per game this season, ranking last in the CCHA.
Better As The Game Goes?
The Falcons have scored 24 goals this season, recording more per period as the game goes. Bowling Green has scored six goals in the first, eight goals in the second and ten goals in third. The Falcons have also allowed 41 goals this season, including a league-high 17 in the second period.
2012-13 Rankings
Team Offense Rank: CCHA – 11th (1.44) Overall – 11th (1.71)
Team Defense Rank: CCHA – 8th (2.78) Overall – 9th (2.93)
Power Play Rank: CCHA – 11th (5.3%) Overall – 11th (7.8%)
Penalty Killing Rank: CCHA – 10th (75.6%) Overall – 11th (75.4%)
The Start Of A New Drought?
The Falcons were 0-for-3 on the power play against Michigan Wednesday night, snapping Bowling Green's two-game power-play goal streak. The Falcons are now 5-for-64 on the power play this season, ranking last in the CCHA at 7.4 percent.
Last Season - Alaska
The Falcons went 1-3-0 against the Nanooks last season, including back-to-back shut-out losses at the BGSU Ice Arena. The Falcons win marked one of their five conference victories last season.
-Bowling Green lost, 3-0, to Alaska-Fairbanks in their first meeting. Three different players lit the lamp for Alaska, including two Nanook tallies on the power play. Andrew Hammond stopped 28-of-30 shots in the contest, with UAF registering 21 shots on goal in the opening frame.
-The Orange and Brown dropped their second straight game to Alaska-Fairbanks that Saturday night, losing the contest 2-0. The Nanooks registered two power-play goals on the evening, while Alaska senior goaltender Scott Greenham stopped all 16 shots he faced for his second-straight shutout. Hammond turned away 29-of-31 shots in the loss.
-The Falcons defeated the University of Alaska-Fairbanks 3-1 in their first road contest last season, snapping their streak of 12 games without a regulation win. Cam Wojtala, Adam Berkle and Marc Rodriguez lit-the-lamp for the Falcons, while goaltender Andrew Hammond stopped 27-of-28 shots in the win.
-Bowling Green fell to Alaska 4-1 in the final meeting of the year between the programs. Adam Berkle scored the lone goal for the Falcons, while Hammond stopped 18-of-21 shots in the loss.
Sophomore Scoring
Sophomores Ryan Carpenter (9), Adam Berkle (8), Dan DeSalvo (8) and Dajon Mingo (7 -first year with the Falcons) rank 1-to-4 in points on the Falcons, accounting for 32 of Bowling Green's 62 total points. Bowling Green is one of only two schools (Ohio State) to have four underclassmen leading them in scoring. Junior Cam Wojtala ranks fifth on the Falcons with four points (3G and 1A).
USCHO National Poll
1. New Hampshire(31)
2. Boston College(19)
3. Miami
4. Minnesota
5. Notre Dame
6. Denver
7. Boston University
7. Western Michigan
9. North Dakota
10. Dartmouth
11. Cornell
12. Union
13. Quinnipiac
14. Nebraska-Omaha
15. Yale
16. Ferris State
17. St. Cloud State
18. Niagara
19. Colorado College
20. Harvard
*CCHA Teams In BOLD
Special Teams Trouble
The Falcons have struggled on the power play and penalty kill this season, ranking last in the CCHA in both categories. With the man advantage, Bowling Green has scored five goals in 64 opportunities, equaling 7.8 percent. The penalty kill hasn't been much better, coming in at 75.4 percent (46/61).
The Falcons have also allowed five short-handed goals this season, putting their special teams net at -15 on the season. Bowling Green is one of only three schools in the conference (Lake Superior and Michigan State) to not score a short-handed goal this season.
Hammy At The Century Mark
Senior goaltender Andrew Hammond is one game away from his 100th career contest. Hammond will join Wally Charko, Paul Connell, Gary Kruzich, Tyler Masters, Jordan Sigalet and Jimmy Spratt in the goaltender century mark. Kruzich leads all goalies with 132 career games played.
Snapping Streaks
Bowling Green's 3-1 win in Fairbanks last season snapped a five-game losing streak to Alaska, dating back to the 2009-10 campaign, when the Falcons defeated the Nanooks 3-1 (Nov. 13, 2009) at the BGSU Ice Arena. Prior to last season, the last time the Falcons defeated Alaska on the road was during the 2008-09 season, when Bowling Green netminder Jimmy Spratt shut out the Nanooks 1-0 (Oct. 24, 2008).
Shutout Numbers
The 2-0 loss to the Nanooks in their second meeting last season marked the first time the Falcons had been shut out in back-to-back games since the 2006-07 season. That year, Bowling Green lost 5-0 to Western Michigan (Jan. 6, 2007) at home and 5-0 to Michigan (Jan. 9, 2007) on the road. Last year's shut out losses to Alaska-Fairbanks also marked the first time in school history that Bowling Green had been shut out in back-to-back games in a CCHA weekend series.
Lack Of Shots Against UAF
In four games against the Nanooks last season, Alaska-Fairbanks outshot the Falcons in every single game, holding Bowling Green to fewer than 20 shots in 3-of-4 games. Overall, Alaska outshot the Falcons 116-71 last season.
Power-Play Goals Against UAF
In four games against the Nanooks last season, the Falcons went 1-for-17 on the power play. The Falcons' only win against Alaska came when the Falcons succeeded in scoring with the man advantage. The Nanooks were 5-for-27 on the power play against Bowling Green last season. In 2012-13, Bowling Green is 0-4-1 when scoring a power-play goal, and 0-6-1 when allowing a power-play goal.
Individual Numbers
Senior Andrew Hammond has a career record of 1-4-0 against the Nanooks, including a 2.43 goals against average and an impressive .926 save percentage. Hammond has allowed 12 goals against UAF in 296:44 minutes, including five power play goals.
Sophomore Adam Berkle leads all Falcons on the current roster with three points against the Nanooks, including two goals and one assist. Junior Cam Wojtala is tied with Berkle for the team lead in goals, with two career tallies against UAF.
On The Plus Side
The Falcons sit at 2-9-3 overall this season, including a 1-6-2-1 record in conference play. Despite scoring just 24 goals and allowing 41 goals, several Falcons still have a positive on-ice rating. Sophomore defensemen Mike Sullivan and Rusty Hafner lead the Orange and Brown with a plus-5 on-ice rating, followed by sophomores Ryan Carpenter (+3) and Dajon Mingo (+3). Junior Chad Sumsion and freshman Brent Tate are plus-1 in 2012-13, totaling six Falcons with a positive rating. At the end of last season, only three Falcons (DeSalvo, Carpenter and Kucera) finished the year with a positive on-ice rating.
At This Point Last Season
Fourteen games into last season, Bowling Green was 6-6-2 overall, with a record of 1-6-1 in conference play. Two Falcons had scored double digit points, including Ryan Carpenter (14) and Cam Wojtala (13). Hammond carried a record of 6-5-2, including two shutouts. Bowling Green scored 30 goals, including 11 on the power play and one while short handed.
Looking At Alaska
Head Coach: Dallas Ferguson (5th season)
2012-13 Overall Record: 6-7-2
2011-12 Overall Record: 12-20-4
2011-12 Conference Record: 8-16-4-2 (10th)
Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 16/7; 10/5 F, 5/2 D, 1/0 G
Key Returnees: Colton Beck, F, JR (13-12-25); Cody Kunyk, F, JR (15-17 32); Michael Quinn, D, JR (3-11-14); Andy Taranto, F, SR (12-14-26)
Key Losses: Cody Butcher, D (0-1-1); Scott Enders, D (1-10-11); Justin Filzen, F (3-3-6); Carlo Finucci, F (4-16-20); Aaron Gens, D (2-18-20); Scott Greenham, G (11-18-4, 2.47 GAA, .905 Spct.):Ron Meyers, F (2-5-7)
NHL Draft Picks (1): Colton Parayko (STL '12)
Impact Freshmen: Josh Atkinson, F, Lloydminster (AJHL); Nolan Huysmans, F, Spruce Grove (AJHL); John Keeney, G, Muskegon (USHL); Tyler Morley, F, Surrey (BCHL); Colton Parayko, D, Fort McMurray (AJHL)
Alaska Last Week: Senior right wing Andy Taranto became the 18th player in Alaska Nanooks men's hockey program history to notch 100 career points but the visiting No. 4 Miami RedHawks proved a potent opponent, beating their hosts 5-2 on Friday night at the Carlson Center.
The Alaska Nanooks suffered their first sweep of the season as the No. 4 Miami RedHawks shut them out 4-0 on Saturday night at the Carlson Center.
Alaska fell to 6-7-3 on the season and 4-6-2-0 in CCHA play, slipping into sixth place in the league standings. Miami retained its hold on first place at 9-2-3 overall and 6-2-2-2 in conference contests. Alaska goalie John Keeney (Business Administration) turned aside 23 shots in the loss, while his counterpart Ryan McKay made 26 stops en route to Perani Cup First Star honors.
Key Players
# Player GP G A Pts.
29 Andy Taranto 16 6 4 10
27 Tyler Morley 16 5 4 9
17 Jarret Granberg 15 3 6 9
18 Trevor Campbell 16 1 8 9
36 Colton Beck 16 4 4 8
Key Goalies
# Player GP W-L-T GAA Sv%
39 John Keeney 8 2-4-2 2.34 .916
1 Steve Thompson 4 2-2-0 3.24 .876
38 Sean Cahill 4 2-2-0 2.22 .895
Alaska Team Ranks (CCHA)
Scoring Offense: 2.38 G/GM (5th)
Scoring Defense: 2.69 G/GM (6th)
Power Play: 12.7% (9th)
Penalty Kill: 87.2% (4th)
Radio
All games this season can be heard on the radio by tuning into 88.1 WBGU-FM. Chris Cournan will provide the play-by-play commentary. The pregame show will air 30 minutes prior to the opening face-off. The broadcast can be heard globally on www.bgsufalcons.com.
LiveStats
Live stats for all BGSU home games are available on the BGSU website- www.bgsufalcons.com - via Live Scoring. The stats can be accessed from the main page under the calender section. Scroll down to the game, and click on the bars to the left that represent LiveStats.
Falcons And The Media
Every week, BGSU ice hockey head coach Chris Bergeron and select players will meet with the local media to discuss the previous weekend and upcoming opponents. Below is a video of Chris Bergeron and sophomore Ryan Carpenter.
The Bowling Green State University ice hockey team lost to Michigan last Wednesday night, falling to the Wolverines by a score of 3-1 at Yost Ice Arena. Senior
| 2012-13 CCHA STANDINGS | ||
| Team | CCHA | OVERALL |
| 1. Miami | 6-2-2-2 | 9-2-3 |
| 2. Notre Dame | 7-1-1 | 10-3-0 |
| Ohio State | 6-2-2-1 | 7-4-3 |
| 4. Ferris State | 6-3-1-0 | 7-4-3 |
| 5. Western Michigan | 5-2-1-1 | 8-3-1 |
| 6. Alaska | 4-6-2 | 6-7-3 |
| 7. Michigan | 3-6-2-2 | 5-8-2 |
| 8. Lake Superior | 4-6-0 | 7-9-0 |
| 9. Michigan State | 3-6-1-0 | 4-8-2 |
| Northern Michigan | 2-7-3-1 | 5-8-3 |
| 11. Bowling Green | 1-6-2-1 | 2-9-3 |
Shea Scores
Senior Bobby Shea scored the lone Falcon goal Wednesday night, snapping a personal nine-game goal drought. Shea's last goal came on Oct. 19, a 3-1 Falcon win on the road against Colgate. Shea now leads all defensemen in goals (3), and has a share for the lead in points among defensemen (4).
Hammy Shines
Despite the Falcons' 3-1 loss to Michigan, goaltender Andrew Hammond made a season-high 35 saves on 38 shots in the contest. Hammond's previous season high was 29 saves, set on two different occasions earlier this season (Nov. 2 & Nov. 9). Hammond's last game with 30 saves or more was on March 16, when Hammond recorded a career-high 55 saves in a 3-2 double OT loss to Michigan in the CCHA Playoffs.
The Silver Lining
Bowling Green was perfect on the penalty kill against Michigan in the contest, snapping a five-game streak in which the Falcons had allowed a power-play goal. Prior to last Wednesday, the last time Bowling Green did not allow a power-play goal was Nov. 2, a 1-0 win against Michigan State on the road.
Waiting For A Yost Win
The loss to Michigan pushed the Falcons' current losing streak at Yost to six games, with Bowling Green's last win coming on Nov. 20, 2009, a 4-2 victory.
Still Need Shots
The Falcons were only able to muster 16 shots on net against the Wolverines, marking the third time this season that Bowling Green has failed to register at least 20 shots in a game. The Falcons season low came on Nov. 9, when the Orange and Brown recorded 12 shots on goal against Western Michigan on the road.
One Goal Or Less
The Falcons one goal output on Wednesday marks the seventh time this season that Bowling Green has been held to one goal or less, and the fifth time in the past seven games. The Falcons are averaging 1.71 goals per game this season, ranking last in the CCHA.
Better As The Game Goes?
The Falcons have scored 24 goals this season, recording more per period as the game goes. Bowling Green has scored six goals in the first, eight goals in the second and ten goals in third. The Falcons have also allowed 41 goals this season, including a league-high 17 in the second period.
2012-13 Rankings
Team Offense Rank: CCHA – 11th (1.44) Overall – 11th (1.71)
Team Defense Rank: CCHA – 8th (2.78) Overall – 9th (2.93)
Power Play Rank: CCHA – 11th (5.3%) Overall – 11th (7.8%)
Penalty Killing Rank: CCHA – 10th (75.6%) Overall – 11th (75.4%)
The Start Of A New Drought?
The Falcons were 0-for-3 on the power play against Michigan Wednesday night, snapping Bowling Green's two-game power-play goal streak. The Falcons are now 5-for-64 on the power play this season, ranking last in the CCHA at 7.4 percent.
Last Season - Alaska
The Falcons went 1-3-0 against the Nanooks last season, including back-to-back shut-out losses at the BGSU Ice Arena. The Falcons win marked one of their five conference victories last season.
-Bowling Green lost, 3-0, to Alaska-Fairbanks in their first meeting. Three different players lit the lamp for Alaska, including two Nanook tallies on the power play. Andrew Hammond stopped 28-of-30 shots in the contest, with UAF registering 21 shots on goal in the opening frame.
-The Orange and Brown dropped their second straight game to Alaska-Fairbanks that Saturday night, losing the contest 2-0. The Nanooks registered two power-play goals on the evening, while Alaska senior goaltender Scott Greenham stopped all 16 shots he faced for his second-straight shutout. Hammond turned away 29-of-31 shots in the loss.
-The Falcons defeated the University of Alaska-Fairbanks 3-1 in their first road contest last season, snapping their streak of 12 games without a regulation win. Cam Wojtala, Adam Berkle and Marc Rodriguez lit-the-lamp for the Falcons, while goaltender Andrew Hammond stopped 27-of-28 shots in the win.
-Bowling Green fell to Alaska 4-1 in the final meeting of the year between the programs. Adam Berkle scored the lone goal for the Falcons, while Hammond stopped 18-of-21 shots in the loss.
Sophomore Scoring
Sophomores Ryan Carpenter (9), Adam Berkle (8), Dan DeSalvo (8) and Dajon Mingo (7 -first year with the Falcons) rank 1-to-4 in points on the Falcons, accounting for 32 of Bowling Green's 62 total points. Bowling Green is one of only two schools (Ohio State) to have four underclassmen leading them in scoring. Junior Cam Wojtala ranks fifth on the Falcons with four points (3G and 1A).
USCHO National Poll
1. New Hampshire(31)
2. Boston College(19)
3. Miami
4. Minnesota
5. Notre Dame
6. Denver
7. Boston University
7. Western Michigan
9. North Dakota
10. Dartmouth
11. Cornell
12. Union
13. Quinnipiac
14. Nebraska-Omaha
15. Yale
16. Ferris State
17. St. Cloud State
18. Niagara
19. Colorado College
20. Harvard
*CCHA Teams In BOLD
Special Teams Trouble
The Falcons have struggled on the power play and penalty kill this season, ranking last in the CCHA in both categories. With the man advantage, Bowling Green has scored five goals in 64 opportunities, equaling 7.8 percent. The penalty kill hasn't been much better, coming in at 75.4 percent (46/61).
The Falcons have also allowed five short-handed goals this season, putting their special teams net at -15 on the season. Bowling Green is one of only three schools in the conference (Lake Superior and Michigan State) to not score a short-handed goal this season.
Hammy At The Century Mark
Senior goaltender Andrew Hammond is one game away from his 100th career contest. Hammond will join Wally Charko, Paul Connell, Gary Kruzich, Tyler Masters, Jordan Sigalet and Jimmy Spratt in the goaltender century mark. Kruzich leads all goalies with 132 career games played.
Snapping Streaks
Bowling Green's 3-1 win in Fairbanks last season snapped a five-game losing streak to Alaska, dating back to the 2009-10 campaign, when the Falcons defeated the Nanooks 3-1 (Nov. 13, 2009) at the BGSU Ice Arena. Prior to last season, the last time the Falcons defeated Alaska on the road was during the 2008-09 season, when Bowling Green netminder Jimmy Spratt shut out the Nanooks 1-0 (Oct. 24, 2008).
Shutout Numbers
The 2-0 loss to the Nanooks in their second meeting last season marked the first time the Falcons had been shut out in back-to-back games since the 2006-07 season. That year, Bowling Green lost 5-0 to Western Michigan (Jan. 6, 2007) at home and 5-0 to Michigan (Jan. 9, 2007) on the road. Last year's shut out losses to Alaska-Fairbanks also marked the first time in school history that Bowling Green had been shut out in back-to-back games in a CCHA weekend series.
Lack Of Shots Against UAF
In four games against the Nanooks last season, Alaska-Fairbanks outshot the Falcons in every single game, holding Bowling Green to fewer than 20 shots in 3-of-4 games. Overall, Alaska outshot the Falcons 116-71 last season.
Power-Play Goals Against UAF
In four games against the Nanooks last season, the Falcons went 1-for-17 on the power play. The Falcons' only win against Alaska came when the Falcons succeeded in scoring with the man advantage. The Nanooks were 5-for-27 on the power play against Bowling Green last season. In 2012-13, Bowling Green is 0-4-1 when scoring a power-play goal, and 0-6-1 when allowing a power-play goal.
Individual Numbers
Senior Andrew Hammond has a career record of 1-4-0 against the Nanooks, including a 2.43 goals against average and an impressive .926 save percentage. Hammond has allowed 12 goals against UAF in 296:44 minutes, including five power play goals.
Sophomore Adam Berkle leads all Falcons on the current roster with three points against the Nanooks, including two goals and one assist. Junior Cam Wojtala is tied with Berkle for the team lead in goals, with two career tallies against UAF.
On The Plus Side
The Falcons sit at 2-9-3 overall this season, including a 1-6-2-1 record in conference play. Despite scoring just 24 goals and allowing 41 goals, several Falcons still have a positive on-ice rating. Sophomore defensemen Mike Sullivan and Rusty Hafner lead the Orange and Brown with a plus-5 on-ice rating, followed by sophomores Ryan Carpenter (+3) and Dajon Mingo (+3). Junior Chad Sumsion and freshman Brent Tate are plus-1 in 2012-13, totaling six Falcons with a positive rating. At the end of last season, only three Falcons (DeSalvo, Carpenter and Kucera) finished the year with a positive on-ice rating.
At This Point Last Season
Fourteen games into last season, Bowling Green was 6-6-2 overall, with a record of 1-6-1 in conference play. Two Falcons had scored double digit points, including Ryan Carpenter (14) and Cam Wojtala (13). Hammond carried a record of 6-5-2, including two shutouts. Bowling Green scored 30 goals, including 11 on the power play and one while short handed.
Looking At Alaska
Head Coach: Dallas Ferguson (5th season)
2012-13 Overall Record: 6-7-2
2011-12 Overall Record: 12-20-4
2011-12 Conference Record: 8-16-4-2 (10th)
Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 16/7; 10/5 F, 5/2 D, 1/0 G
Key Returnees: Colton Beck, F, JR (13-12-25); Cody Kunyk, F, JR (15-17 32); Michael Quinn, D, JR (3-11-14); Andy Taranto, F, SR (12-14-26)
Key Losses: Cody Butcher, D (0-1-1); Scott Enders, D (1-10-11); Justin Filzen, F (3-3-6); Carlo Finucci, F (4-16-20); Aaron Gens, D (2-18-20); Scott Greenham, G (11-18-4, 2.47 GAA, .905 Spct.):Ron Meyers, F (2-5-7)
NHL Draft Picks (1): Colton Parayko (STL '12)
Impact Freshmen: Josh Atkinson, F, Lloydminster (AJHL); Nolan Huysmans, F, Spruce Grove (AJHL); John Keeney, G, Muskegon (USHL); Tyler Morley, F, Surrey (BCHL); Colton Parayko, D, Fort McMurray (AJHL)
Alaska Last Week: Senior right wing Andy Taranto became the 18th player in Alaska Nanooks men's hockey program history to notch 100 career points but the visiting No. 4 Miami RedHawks proved a potent opponent, beating their hosts 5-2 on Friday night at the Carlson Center.
The Alaska Nanooks suffered their first sweep of the season as the No. 4 Miami RedHawks shut them out 4-0 on Saturday night at the Carlson Center.
Alaska fell to 6-7-3 on the season and 4-6-2-0 in CCHA play, slipping into sixth place in the league standings. Miami retained its hold on first place at 9-2-3 overall and 6-2-2-2 in conference contests. Alaska goalie John Keeney (Business Administration) turned aside 23 shots in the loss, while his counterpart Ryan McKay made 26 stops en route to Perani Cup First Star honors.
Key Players
# Player GP G A Pts.
29 Andy Taranto 16 6 4 10
27 Tyler Morley 16 5 4 9
17 Jarret Granberg 15 3 6 9
18 Trevor Campbell 16 1 8 9
36 Colton Beck 16 4 4 8
Key Goalies
# Player GP W-L-T GAA Sv%
39 John Keeney 8 2-4-2 2.34 .916
1 Steve Thompson 4 2-2-0 3.24 .876
38 Sean Cahill 4 2-2-0 2.22 .895
Alaska Team Ranks (CCHA)
Scoring Offense: 2.38 G/GM (5th)
Scoring Defense: 2.69 G/GM (6th)
Power Play: 12.7% (9th)
Penalty Kill: 87.2% (4th)
Radio
All games this season can be heard on the radio by tuning into 88.1 WBGU-FM. Chris Cournan will provide the play-by-play commentary. The pregame show will air 30 minutes prior to the opening face-off. The broadcast can be heard globally on www.bgsufalcons.com.
LiveStats
Live stats for all BGSU home games are available on the BGSU website- www.bgsufalcons.com - via Live Scoring. The stats can be accessed from the main page under the calender section. Scroll down to the game, and click on the bars to the left that represent LiveStats.
Falcons And The Media
Every week, BGSU ice hockey head coach Chris Bergeron and select players will meet with the local media to discuss the previous weekend and upcoming opponents. Below is a video of Chris Bergeron and sophomore Ryan Carpenter.
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