Craig Desjarlais

Position:
Forward
Height:
6-2
Weight:
190
Class:
Senior
Hometown:
LaSalle, Ontario
Prev School:
Leamington Flyers

An Overview...

One of six seniors on the team.

Very skilled skater who has a quick trigger on an excellent wrist shot.

A well-disciplined player who is good in his own zone.

Shoots left.

Three-year letterwinner.

The son of Brent and Anne Desjarlais.

Has one sister, Nicole.

Attended classes on a part-time basis at the University of Windsor while in the junior ranks.

Two-year member of the Canadian Junior Golf Tour.

An interpersonal communication major with a business minor.

As a junior...

Played in all 38 games.

Had a five-game point streak with two goals and four assists.

Scored game-winning goal vs. Western Michigan on Dec. 12.

Had first collegiate multi-goal game on Jan. 30 at Lake Superior.

Had best collegiate game (five points) on Feb. 13 at Alaska Fairbanks with one goal and four assists.

As a sophomore...

Finished the season strong with seven points (2-5) in the final seven games.

Recorded three points (1-2) on Feb. 14 vs. Miami.

Four of his five goals came at the BGSU Ice Arena.

Missed only one contest during the season (Nov. 1 vs. FSU) because of an injury.

Recorded the most penalties of any forward (27).

As a freshman...

Played in the Falcons' last 31 contests starting with BG's Nov. 2 outing against Notre Dame where he recorded his first collegiate point.

Played both wing positions.

Had three of his four points in a four-game stretch in January.

Collected two assists at Lake Superior (March 8) in the second game of the Falcons' CCHA playoff quarterfinal series.

Pre-College...

Played two seasons with the Leamington Flyers of the Western Junior B Hockey League under the guidance of Head Coach Vern Stunlund.

Helped his club to a first-place league finish in 1995-96 and a runner-up effort in 1994-95.

Registered 27 goals and 29 assists in 40 regular-season games to go along with 52 penalty minutes, seven power-play markers, and three game winners.

Finished as the second-leading scorer in the West Division among left wingers and placed in the "Top 25" in the league in overall scoring despite missing 12 games during the first year with a knee injury.

Named a West Division First-Team All-Star.

Posted 56 points, including 23 goals, and 10 penalty minutes in 45 regular-season games in 1994-95.

Streaks

Longest Point Streak: 5 games -- 11/6/98 vs. NMU to 11/27/98 vs. Miami (2-4--6)

Longest Goal Streak: 2 games, twice (MR: 1/30/99 at LSSU to 2/5/99 vs. Ohio State)

Longest Assist Streak: 3 games, twice (MR: 2/13/99 at UAF to 2/26/99 at WMU)

Career Highs

Most Goals Game/Series: 2/2

Most Assists Game/Series: 4/4

Most Points Game/Series: 5/5

BG Hockey Postgame 3.6

Saturday, March 07

BG Hockey Press Conference : CCHA QuarterFinals

Tuesday, March 03

BG Hockey Press Conference 2.23

Tuesday, February 24

BG Hockey Postgame 2.21

Sunday, February 22

BGSU's Gustav Stjernberg Signs with the Colorado Avalanche

Friday, March 13

Former Falcon Jackson Niedermayer Signs First Pro Contract with Tulsa Oilers

Friday, March 13

McKinley, Crampton Earn All-CCHA Honors for Bowling Green

Tuesday, March 10

No. 20 Michigan Tech Edges No. 21 Bowling Green, 3-2, to Take Quarterfinal Series

Saturday, March 07

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