team captains (from left):Assistant Captain Julia Colizza

Assistant Captain Danielle LansingCaptain Samantha Shirley

Assistant Captain Stephanie Jones

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Table of Contents 1Media Coverage 1Head Coach 2Assistant Coaches 32005-2006 Outlook 4Player Profiles 5-172005-06 Roster 18Geographic Breakdown 19Record vs. All Opponents 19Opponents 20-232004-2005 Game-By-Game 24-272004-05 CHA Information 272004-05 Postseason 282004-05 Statistics 29Records 30History of Mercyhurst/Directions 31-IBC

table of contents GeneRal infoRmation President Dr. Michael McQuillen Director of Athletics Pete Russo Assistant AD Matt Grimaldi Location Erie, Pa. Enrollment 3,400 Founded 1926 Nickname Lakers Colors Green, Blue & White Affiliation NCAA Division I Conference College Hockey America Arena Mercyhurst Ice Center Capacity 1,500

HocKeY staff Head Coach Michael Sisti Office Number (814) 824-2142 Associate Head Coach Maria Lewis Office Number (814) 824-3019 Assistant Coach Aaron Kemp Office Number (814) 824-2137 Assistant Coach Sara Simard Athletic Trainer Julia Slepko Team Physician Greg Coppola (D.O.) & Jon McKrell (M.D.) Head Ice Men Jon Danielson, Bill Fife, Mike Brennen Director of Athletic Maintenance Pete Geddes Ice Center Maintenance Al Ropelewski

spoRts infoRmation Sports Information Director John Leisering Office Phone (814) 824-2525 Home Phone (814) 864-2187 E-Mail jleisering@mercyhurst.edu Assistant SID Geoff Goyne Office Phone (814) 824-3338 E-Mail ggoyne@mercyhurst.edu SID Graduate Assistant Jacki White E-Mail jwhite73@mercyhurst.edu Hockey Press Box (814) 824-2167 Hockey Fax (814) 824-2588

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off ice officialsFront Row (left to right): Sue Deveney, Mary Ellen LeiseringBack Row (left to right): Marty Haft, John Kovacs, Dr. Bud Brown, Dave Smith, Joe McCallionNot Pictured: Greg Kovacs, Joyce Sral, Mickey Wassell

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HeaD CoaCH mICHaeL sIsTI Michael Sisti made the switch from associate head coach of Mercyhurst’s men’s varsity hockey team to women’s head coach in March of 1999. His task: to build a Division I women’s program and to make it competitive as soon as possible. In six seasons, he’s done just that. The Lakers made the NCAA playoffs for the first time in

school history in 2005, but lost to Harvard 5-4 in an epic triple-overtime thriller at Harvard Saturday, March 19. For his efforts, Sisti was named Division I Women’s Coach of the Year. Sisti’s teams have combined for 140 wins to date in 202 games, 51 setbacks, and eleven ties (.720). The Lakers have won five regular season conference championships, two in the Great Lakes Women’s Hockey Association (GLWHA) and the last three seasons in College Hockey America (CHA). He guided Mercyhurst to GLWHA and CHA playoff championships the last four years and a Division I top ten ranking throughout most of the previous four seasons. The Lakers also play one of the nation’s toughest schedules each season. Mercyhurst had four CHA First Team picks in 2004-05, two second team choices, and one member of the All-Rookie Team. Mercyhurst defeated Quinnipiac in the CHA semifinals and Niagara for the second straight year in the CHA championship tilt. The Lakers had five All-Tournament Team selections, including se-nior forward Teresa Marchese, who was named Tournament MVP. Eight players were named to the CHA All-Academic Team. Coach Sisti and his counterparts at Findlay and Wayne State joined forces in 2000 to start the Great Lakes Women’s Hockey Association (GLWHA). Mercyhurst won the regular season title both years and captured the tournament title in 2002 with a 4-2 victory over Findlay. Following the 2001-02 season, Mercyhurst, Findlay, Wayne State, and Niagara started a women’s league in College Hockey America (CHA) and began competition in 2002-03. Findlay discontinued hockey after the 2003-04 season and Quinnipiac joined in 2004-05. The Bobcats left after one season in favor of the ECACHL and were replaced by Robert Morris. Sisti was named GLWHA Coach of the Year in 2002 and CHA Coach of the Year in 2003 and 2005. For his efforts he was also selected as a finalist for the 2001-2002, 2002-2003, and 2003-2004 Division I Coach of the Year award. His teams have done a great deal off the ice as well. For six consecutive years, the team’s cumulative grade point average has been above a 3.0. The Lady Lakers have also been very active in the community. This year’s team has donated over 200 hours on various community service projects. Sisti was inducted into the Canisius College Sports Hall of Fame in late September 2002.

THE SISTI FILE PErSonaL: Born: October 3 Place of Birth: Buffalo, NY Wife: Nicole EducaTIon: Canisius College, Bachelor of Arts degree in Marketing, 1990 coacHIng Background: 1990-93 Men’s Assistant Coach at Canisius College 1993-95 Men’s Assistant Coach at Mercyhurst College 1996-99 Men’s Associate Head Coach at Mercyhurst College 1999- Women’s Head Coach at Mercyhurst College coLLEgIaTE rEcord: Overall Record: 140-51-11 (7th season) GLWHA Coach of the Year, 2001-2002 CHA Coach of the Year, 2002-2003, 2004-05 Division I Coach of the Year, 2004-05 Finalist for Division I Coach of the Year, 2001-2004 Served on the American Women’s Hockey Coaches’ Association National Board of Directors, 2000-2003 Member of the Selection Committee for the Women’s Division I Hockey Top-10 Poll, 2000-2004

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Name Schools Years Wins Losses Ties Percentage1. Shannon Miller Minn.-Duluth 1999- 154 37 17 .7812. Mark Hudak Dartmouth 2003- 51 16 2 .7543. Mark Johnson Wisconsin 2002 75 23 9 .7434. MIKE SISTI MERCYHURST 1999- 140 51 11 .7205. Brian McCloskey New Hampshire 2002- 71 24 12 .7206. Laura Halldorson Colby/Minnesota 1989- 285 119 29 .6927. Paul Flanagan St. Lawrence 1999- 142 60 18 .6868. Katey Stone Harvard 1994- 227 103 13 .6819. Margaret Degidio Murphy Brown 1989- 276 129 36 .66710. Rick Seeley Manhattanville/Clarkson 2000- 83 45 13 .635

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Aaron Kemp enters his sec-ond season as an assis tant women’s hock-ey coach a t Mercyhurst Col-lege. He was hired in 2004 a n d h e l p e d guide the Lak-ers to a school record number of victories and

their first ever appearance in the NCAA tournament. Kemp joined the Lakers’ staff after serving as the as-sistant men’s hockey coach at his Alma mater, Canisius College. Prior to that, Kemp also coached the Buffalo Saints AAA midget team and began his coaching career with the Ridley College boy’s varsity team. The Burgessville, Ontario, native played Junior B with the Kitchener Dutchmen and the Cambridge Winterhawks, then played four years at Canisius College. As a strong power forward, Kemp registered 24 goals and 28 assists in 93 games for the Golden Griffins. Kemp earned his Bachelors degree in Physical Education in 1999 and his Masters degree in Sport Administration in 04’ both from Canisius. He and his wife Darcey, who works as the Director of the Student Union at Mercyhurst, live in Erie.

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Sara Simard comes to Mercy-hurst from a suc-cess fu l career at St. Lawrence University. While at St. Lawrence, the Saints made the Frozen Four in 2001 (finished with silver) and in 2004 (bronze). The Saints also made the ECAC playoffs every year she was there. Simard received the ECAC All-Academic Team award all four years. Last year, she was an assistant coach of the North American Hockey Academy, where the team finished42-10-10. In 1997, Simard played for Team Quebec, where the team won the Canadian Championships in Prince Edward Island. While at Mercyhurst, Simard will be getting her master’s degree in Organizational Leadership and will be a graduate assistant for the Center for Institutional Technology.

Maria Lewis is in her sixth season with the women’s ice hockey program and her first as associate head coach. Prior to coaching at Mercyhurst, Lew-is was an assistant coach at the Univer-sity of Maine. She has been a private skating and hockey instructor and has worked with

players and teams from novice through advanced. In 2004, Lewis was co-head coach at the 17/18 USA Select Festival in Lake Placid, NY. She was also co-head coach at the 14/15 USA National Development Camp in Rochester, N.Y., the previous summer. Her teams finished first and second, respectively. She has also coached USA Development Camps and try-outs for the New York, Michigan, and Mid-American Districts and evaluated for the New York District Lake Placid selection try-out. In addition to her contributions to USA Hockey, she has also coached at numerous camps and clinics throughout New York, Maine, Pennsylvania, and Alaska. Lewis earned a master’s degree in Organizational Leadership from Mercyhurst College and received a bachelor’s degree in Busi-ness Management from the Rochester Institute of Technology. During her collegiate playing days, Lewis was a forward and served as the alternate captain for two seasons at RIT. She won ECAC Rookie of the Year honors, was named to the ECAC All Star team in 1996, and was chosen Player of the Week on numerous occasions. She ended her career as the second leading scorer all-time for the Tigers. Lewis has had some playing experience internationally as well.

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2005-06 Mercyhurst Coaching Staff (from left to right)Head Coach Mike Sisti, Associate Head Coach Maria Lewis, Graduate Assistant Sara Simard and Assistant Coach Aaron Kemp.

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Mercyhurst accomplished a number of firsts last season and, buoyed by its first trip to the NCAAs, hopes to continue the momentum in 2005-06. First, the team made the NCAA playoffs for the first time in its six-year history and forced Harvard, the eventual national runners-up, to triple overtime before succumbing 5-4. Second, senior netminder Desi Clark became the college’s first Division I All-America. Clark, a top 10 finalist for the Patty Kazmaier Award, led Division I in goals-against-aver-age (1.25) while the Lakers led the nation in scoring defense (1.16). Clark made an NCAA-record 78 saves in the loss at Harvard. And third, head coach Michael Sisti was named Na-tional Division I Coach of the Year. Sisti’s team won 28 games last season, the most in program history, and he himself has amassed 140 wins in just six years at the helm. In addition to Clark, the Lakers lost four forwards to graduation including two of the squad’s top four scorers. Te-resa Marchese, a Patty Kazmaier Award nominee and College Hockey America Player of the Year, finished as the team’s lead-ing scorer with 21 goals and 32 assists for 53 points. Marchese totaled 90 points in her two-year stay in Erie. Also lost were Sara McDonald, Chrissy Yule, and Lindsay Dellow. McDonald had 26 points last season and ended her career with 101 points. Yule, a three-year captain, never missed a game in her career and finished with 21 points last season and 90 in her four years. Dellow totaled 14 points last season and finished with 63 in her career. The Lakers return nine players with double-digit points last season led by senior forward Samantha Shirley (Mississauga, Ontario) and junior forward Stefanie Bour-beau (Charlesbourg, Quebec). Shirley ended with 37 points (second on the team) on 18 goals and 19 assists. Bourbeau was right behind Shirley with 18 lamplighters and a dozen helpers. Also back up front are junior Julia Colizza (8-17=25; Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario); sophomore Stephanie Jones (13-11=24; Grande Prairie, Alberta); sophomore Sherilyn Fraser (5-10=15; Alberton, PEI); junior Sarah Kurth (2-2=4; Brown Deer, Wisc.); and sophomore Kristen Erickson (1-1=2; Akron, Ohio). Mercyhurst had the nation’s sixth best offense a year ago, averaging 3.70 goals-per-game. Defensively, Mercyhurst returns the heir apparent to Clark in sophomore Laura Hosier (Sharon, Ontario). Hosier had a flawless freshman campaign with a 12-0-0 record, a .953 save percentage, and a 0.75 goals-against-average. Hosier showed great promise from the outset by shutting out New Hampshire in her first collegiate start. All six defensemen are back including junior Ashley Pendleton (5-14=19; Orton, Ontario); junior Michelle Bonello (4-13=17; Mississauga, Ontario); senior Danielle Lansing (5-10=15; Red Deer, Alberta); sophomore Danielle Ayearst (3-12=15; Whistler, BC); junior Jill Nugent (2-5=7; New Glasgow, Nova Scotia); and junior Lesley McArthur (0-5=5; Kanata, Ontario). The defense allowed only 43 goals in 37 games last season.

season oUTLooK Added to the mix will be this year’s incoming class which includes four forwards, two goaltenders and a de-fender. Two American goaltenders, Courtney Drennen and Nicole Nelson, will provide depth in net. Drennen, a native of Fort Collins, Colo., is a product of the Warner Hockey School and won the AMMFHL title at Warner. She is one of the most athletic netminders in the nation and has attended the U.S. National camp every year since 2003. She also at-tended the Women’s International Ice Hockey Federation’s Development Camp in Finland in 2004 as one of only five Americans invited to the camp. Nelson, a product of Minot, N.D., will enroll at Mercyhurst as the reigning “Miss Hockey” of North Dakota. The 5-10 goalie led Minot High School to three-straight state tournament appearances. The four forwards that have committed to Mercy-hurst will also have the task of trying to replace the stellar class of forwards the Lakers lost due to graduation. Emily Berzins is also a product of the Warner Hockey School and served as the squad’s assistant captain last season. Valerie Chouinard played for the Montreal Axion of the NWHL last season against Olympic-caliber talent. In 2003 she was a member of the Team Quebec under-18 squad that won the silver medal at the 2003 Canada Winter Games. Robyn Law was a member of the Team Ontario under-18 team that won this year’s gold medal at the Canada Winter Games and was named the MVP of the semifinal game. Courtney Unruh rounds out the class of forwards. Last season she played for the BC Breakers of the WWHL with American hockey legend Cammi Granato. She also served as the team captain for the under 18 Team BC squad. Natalie Payne, a defender, was the assistant cap-tain of the under 18 Team Ontatio national championship team and was also the assistant captain for her former team, the Mississauga Chiefs. Sisti and the Lakers are looking forward to their next challenge. A young defensive core, a solid group of forwards, and a talented incoming class bodes well for the future of the Lakers as they battle for another shot at the NCAA National Championship in 2005-06.

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SamanTHaSHIrLEY • ForWard2004-05: Played in all 37 games ... second on the team in goals (18), assists (19), and points (37) ... tied for third in powerplay goals (5) ... scored one game-winning goal ... named to the CHA All-Conference Second Team.

2003-04: Played in all 36 games ... first in goals with 16, second in assists with 20, and second in points with 36 ... had ten multiple-point games and two multiple-goal games ... seven game scoring streak and at least one point in nine of ten games from early January to early February ... had three assists in 4-0 College Hockey America semifinal win against Wayne State ... was a four-time CHA Offensive Player of the Week (11/10, 12/8, 1/13, 1/27) ... finished fourth in the conference in points, tied for first in goals, and tied for tenth in assists ... chosen to CHA First Team and was a member of CHA All-Academic Team.

2002-03: Played in all 34 games ... scored 15 goals and 11 assists for 26 points ... the 26 points tied for team lead ... led team in power play goals (5) and game-winning goals (4) ... named CHA Rookie of the Week six times ... named to All-CHA Rookie Team, CHA All-Tournament Team, and was CHA Rookie-of-the-Year.

High School: Played hockey ... leading scorer every year ... was named captain for three years and was named MVP every year ... ran track and field and made Provincial Finals for javelin ... played both basketball and volleyball for two years and played softball for one year ... named Junior Athlete of the Year in 1997.

Personal: A Sport Marketing major ... Parents are Dave and Linda.

Why Mercyhurst?“After meeting the girls for the first time, I could feel

the team chemistry. The bond among the players off

the ice translates into success on the ice.”

caPTaInCoach Sisti: “Sam’s work ethic on and off the ice is clearly respected by her teammates. She is a great student and has had three fine seasons with our team. We ex-pect her to continue to contribute to our team’s leadership.”

Career StatisticsYEAR GP G A PTS PPG SHG GWG NO-PIM2002-2003 33 15 11 26 5 0 4 7-14 2003-2004 36 16 20 36 2 0 1 7-142004-2005 37 18 19 37 5 0 1 11-22 Career 106 49 50 99 12 0 6 25-50

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YEAR GP G A PTS PPG SHG GWG NO-PIM2003-2004 36 6 5 11 3 0 2 5-102004-2005 37 8 17 25 3 1 1 18-36Career 73 14 22 36 6 1 3 23-46

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Why Mercyhurst?“I chose Mercyhurst College because it felt right.

When I came on campus, it felt like I just belonged.”

2004-05: Played in all 37 games ... tallied eight goals and 17 assists for 25 points ... scored three power play goals, one shorthanded goal, and one game-winning goal...was third on the team in assists and fifth in points.

2003-04: Played in all 36 games ... recorded six goals and five assists for 11 points ... tied for fourth on the team with three power play goals ... three multiple-point games and two multiple-goal games ... was named College Hockey America (CHA) Offensive Player of the Week and was CHA Rookie of the Week ... tied for eighth in the conference in goals and tied for seventh in freshman scoring.

High School: Played basketball ... was named League MVP and school MVP ... was named Most Sportsmanlike in the league ... also played volleyball ... was named school MVP and school Athlete of the Year.

Personal: An Early Childhood Education major ... Parents are Sam and Denise

aSSISTanTcaPTaInCoach Sisti: “Julia is a great competitor and plays with great energy. Her leadership is an important part of our team.”

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aSSISTanTcaPTaInCoach Sisti: “Danielle has steadily improved in our program. She has be-come a key leader of our defen-sive unit and our team.”

2004-05: Played in all 37 games ... scored five goals and had ten assists for 15 points ... had one goal on the powerplay and two game-winning goals ... only had five minor penalties all season ... named to the CHA All-Tournament Team.

2003-04: Played in all 36 games ... scored three goals and 13 assists, third on the team, for 16 points ... three multiple-point games ... had empty net tally in College Hockey America Championship Game against Niagara (3/14) ... other goals were power play ... had a six game scoring streak from late January to late February ... led the team in +/- with plus 23 ... led CHA in defenseman scoring with eight points and was tied for fourth in assists with seven ... was a two-time CHA Defensive Player of the Week, a CHA First Team, and All-Tournament Team choice.

2002-03: Played in all 34 games ... had five goals and seven assists for twelve points ... named CHA Rookie of the Week three times ... was named to All-CHA Rookie Team.

High School: Played softball and badminton.

Personal: An Accounting major ... Parents are Morris and Judy.

Born: February 6, 1984Hometown: red deer, albertaYear: Senior Shoots:LeftHeight: 5-5Last Team: Calgary Oval X-Treme

Why Mercyhurst?“I came to Mercyhurst because I felt that it would be a

great place for me to develop as both an athlete and

a student.”

YEAR GP G A PTS PPG SHG GWG NO-PIM2002-2003 34 5 7 12 1 0 2 6-12 2003-2004 36 3 13 16 2 0 0 9-182004-2005 37 5 10 15 1 0 2 5-10 Career 107 13 30 43 4 0 4 20-40

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2004-05: Played in 31 games ... was fourth in goals on the team (13) ... sixth in points (24) ... third in game-winning goals (3) ... tallied 11 assists and one short-handed goal ... was a plus 23 for the season and was named to the College Hockey America (CHA) All Rookie Team.

High School: Played for the Edmonton Chimos of the National Women’s Hockey League ... team won a bronze medal at the 2004 Esso Women’s Nationals ... a member of Team Alberta at the 2003 Canada Winter Games and a member of Team Alberta that swept the Pacific Cup against Team British Columbia ... played for the Grande Prairie Panthers in 2002-03 and totaled 45 goals and 42 assists in 31 games.

Personal: Undecided on major ... Parents are Keith and Annette.

aSSISTanTcaPTaInCoach Sisti: “Stephanie is a two-time mem-ber of the Canadian Under-22 Team. She brings the energy and effort needed by our team leaders. She plays with pride every game.”

Why Mercyhurst?“I chose Mercyhurst because of the potential it has. Also it’s a well rounded program where I felt I could grow.”

YEAR GP G A PTS PPG SHG GWG NO-PIM2004-2005 31 13 11 24 2 1 3 11-22

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Born: September 14, 1985Hometown: akrOn, OHYear: Sophomore Shoots:LeftHeight: 5-5Last Team: Ohio Flames

2004-05: Played in 35 games ... scored one short-handed goal and tallied one assist for two points. Before Mercyhurst: Played soccer and earned a combined four letters from two different high schools ... MVP and Most Offensive player in 2004 ... First Team All-PCL in 2004. Personal: A Creative Writing major ... Parent is Clayton.

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Why Mercyhurst?“I chose Mercyhurst because the coaches seemed to put a lot of effort into recruiting me, and really made me feel essential and wanted. The girls on the team also seemed very united and made me feel right at home on my visit.”

CAREER STATISTICSYEAR GP G A PTS PPG SHG GWG NO-PIM2004-2005 34 1 1 2 0 1 0 14-28

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mIcHELLEBonELLo • dEFEnSE 2004-05: Played in all 37 games ... scored four goals and had 13 assists for a total of 17 points ... had three power play goals ... was named to the CHA All-Conference First Team. 2003-04: Played in all 36 games ... had five goals and 12 assists for 17 points ... tied for first in power play goals with four ... three multiple-point games ... only multiple-goal game came against St. Lawrence (10/25/03) ... had two three-game scoring streaks in late October and late November ... scored game-winning goal against Wayne State in College Hockey America (CHA) semifinals ... second in CHA defenseman scoring with seven points, sixth in freshman scoring, and tied for fourth in assists ... three-time CHA Rookie of the Week ... a member of the CHA All-Rookie Team and chosen to the CHA All-Tournament Team. Before Mercyhurst: Played for the Mississauga Jr. Chiefs ... assistant captain ... team won OWHA Gold Medal at the Intermediate AA and Bantam AA levels ... two-time Junior Athlete of the Year. Personal: A Criminal Justice major ... Parents are Larry Bonello and Jackie McNeilWhy Mercyhurst?“I chose Mercyhurst because the hockey program is great, the atmoshphere is friendly, and the campus is beautiful.”

YEAR GP G A PTS PPG SHG GWG NO-PIM2003-2004 36 5 12 17 4 0 2 8-162004-2005 37 4 13 17 3 0 0 17-34Career 73 9 25 34 7 0 2 25-40

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Born: Novermber 21, 1984Hometown: WHiStler, britiSH COluMbiaYear: Sophomore Shoots:LeftHeight: 5-5Last Team: Calgary Oval X-Treme

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2004-05: Played in all 37 games ... finished with three goals and 12 assists for 15 points ... scored three power play goals, one game-winning goal, and the team’s only game-tying goal ... made the College Hockey America (CHA) All-Tourna-ment Team. Before Mercyhurst: Played for the Vancouver Griffins of the National Women’s Hockey League (NWHL) during the 2001-2002 season ... also played for the Oval X-Treme of the NWHL from 2002 through 2004 ... teammates with a number of Canadian Olympians and National team players during her time in the NWHL ... also played volleyball and basketball, MVP in junior and senior years ... three-year captain in volleyball. Personal: A Sports Medicine major ... Parents are Brian and CathyWhy Mercyhurst?“I chose Mercyhurst because I felt it is a place where I can grow as an individual as well as an athlete.”

CAREER STATISTICSYEAR GP G A PTS PPG SHG GWG NO-PIM2004-2005 37 3 12 15 3 0 1 19-38

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Born: March 21, 1985Hometown: neW GlaSGOW, nOva SCOtiaYear: Junior Shoots: RightHeight: 5-5Last Team: New Hampton Prep School

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2004-05: Played in 36 games ... tallied two goals and five assists for seven points ... scored one powerplay goal and one game-winning goal ... fourth on the team in plus/minus (+24). 2003-04: Played in all 36 games ... scored two goals and five assists for seven points ... both goals came against Niagara (3/7) in last game of regular season ... named College Hockey America Rookie of the Week for that week ... tied for tenth in the conference in defenseman scoring. High School: Played hockey ... was named team captain in 2003 ... senior stats include 20 goals (third on team) and 16 assists ... second in points ... also played soccer ... team captain in 2002 ... named to All-Star team ... played lacrosse ... team captain in 2002 ... named to All-Star team. Personal: A Family Consumer Science Education major ... Parents are Billy and Patsy

Why Mercyhurst?“The thing I like most about Mercyhurst is the people. Everyone here is very friendly.”

CAREER STATISTICSYEAR GP G A PTS PPG SHG GWG NO-PIM2003-2004 36 2 5 7 0 0 0 6-122004-2005 37 2 6 8 1 0 1 7-14 Career 73 4 11 15 1 0 1 13-26

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SaraHkurTH • ForWard 2004-05: Played in 33 games ... scored two goals and two assists for four points ... scored one game-winning goal. 2003-04: Played in 19 games ... recorded two goals and three assists for five points ... scored goals at Wayne State (2/7) and at Princeton (2/28) ... named CHA Rookie of the Week one time. High School: Played volleyball for four years ... was named honorary captain in 2001 ... played soccer for four years ... named Second Team All-Conference in 2001, 2002, and 2003 ... named team captain in 2003. Personal: A Business major ... Parents are Mary and Adrian. Why Mercyhurst?“I chose Mercyhurst for the small community atmosphere and the excellent hockey program.”

Born: October 12, 1984Hometown: brOWn deer, WiSCOnSinYear: Junior Shoots:RightHeight: 5-9Last Team: Wisconsin Wild

CAREER STATISTICSYEAR GP G A PTS PPG SHG GWG NO-PIM2003-2004 19 2 3 5 0 0 0 7-142004-2005 32 2 2 4 0 0 1 8-16Career 51 4 5 9 0 0 1 15-30

Born: February 1, 1985Hometown: kanata, OntariOYear: Junior Shoots:RightHeight: 5-7Last Team: National Sports Academy

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LESLEYmcarTHur • dEFEnSE 2004-05: Played in 36 games ... tallied five assists ... third on the team in plus/minus (+28). 2003-04: Played in 29 games ... had only one penalty for two minutes ... was part of a defense that only allowed 53 goals. High School: Played hockey for two years ... named Most Improved Player in 2002 and made Cushing All-Tour-nament team ... was assistant captain in 2002-2003 season. Personal: A Criminal Justice major ... Parents are Tom and Maureen

Why Mercyhurst?“I like the people best about Mercyhurst. It’s a small school and everyone is really nice. Our team is great and I have never felt so part of a team before.”

YEAR GP G A PTS PPG SHG GWG NO-PIM2003-2004 31 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-22004-2005 35 0 5 5 0 0 0 7-14Career 66 0 5 5 0 0 0 8-16

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STEFanIEBourBEau • ForWard 2004-05: Played in all 37 games ... was tied for second on the team in goals (18), tied for first in powerplay goals (2), tied for first in short-handed goals (2), and third in points (30) ... led the team with six game-winning goals ... second in team plus/minus with a plus 31 ... named to the CHA All-Conference Second Team and the All-Tournament Team. 2003-04: Played in all 36 games ... scored 12 goals and eight assists for 20 points, four multiple-point games and two multiple-goal games ... tied for third on the team in points ... led freshmen in scoring ... tied for second in goals scored with 12 ... tied for first in power play goals with four ... scored first career hat trick in 4-0 win over Wayne State in College Hockey America (CHA) semifinals (3/13) ... CHA All-Tournament Team ... six of twelve goals came against Wayne State ... tied for fourth in the conference in goals, tied for third in power play goals, and tied for seventh in freshmen scoring. High School: Attended Canada Winter Games in 1999 at Cornerbrook, winning a silver medal for Team Quebec ... attended Canadian championship in 2001 at Trois-Rivieres, winning a silver medal for Team Quebec ... attended Canadian championship in 2003 at Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, winning a bronze medal for Team Quebec. Personal: A Health Fitness Promotion Concentration major ... Parents are Patrick Bourbeau and Denise Caron

Born: August 30, 1984Hometown: CHarleSbOurG, QuebeCYear: Junior Shoots:LeftHeight: 5-5Last Team: Titans of Limoilou

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YEAR GP G A PTS PPG SHG GWG NO-PIM2003-2004 36 12 8 20 4 0 2 16-322004-2005 37 18 12 30 6 2 6 25-50Career 73 30 20 50 10 2 8 41-82

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Why Mercyhurst?“I came to Mercyhurst because I liked the atmosphere on the team. It’s a small school and has the kind of program I want to study in. The hockey team is successful and I had a very good feeling.”

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Born: February 21, 1986Hometown: albertOn, PeiYear: Sophomore Shoots: LeftHeight: 5-6Last Team: Warner Hockey School

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2004-05: Played in all 37 games ... scored five goals and ten assists for 15 points ... two powerplay goals. High School: Played last season for the Warner Hockey School in Warner, Alberta ... scored 25 goals and 32 assists in 33 games and was team MVP ... played for the U-18 Canada Games Team PEI during the 2002-03 season and was a member of the PEI senior women’s team that participated in the Esso National Tournament in Quebec the year before ... played soccer for three years ... was named Rookie of the Year. Personal: Pre-major ... Parents are James and KarlaWhy Mercyhurst?“I chose Mercyhurst because of the interest they showed in my previous and present hockey career and the warm welcoming.”

CAREER STATISTICSYEAR GP G A PTS PPG SHG GWG NO-PIM2004-2005 37 5 10 15 2 0 0 14-28

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Born: September 24, 1986Hometown: SHarOn OntariOYear: Sophomore Catches:LeftHeight: 5-8Last Team: Toronto Jr. Aeros

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2004-05: Played in 13 games and finished with a perfect record of 12-0-0 ... tallied 719 minutes in goal ... had a save percentage of .953 and a goals against average of 0.75 ... had four shutouts. High School: Played the past two seasons with the Toronto Junior Aeros ... played volleyball, basketball, and hockey ... attended OFSAA for both volleyball and hockey ... won Graduating Athlete of the Year honors as well as Team MVP honors for both hockey and volleyball ... also represented Ontario at the Canada Games, winning gold. Personal: A Forensic Anthropology major ... Parents are Jerry and Judy.

Why Mercyhurst?“What I like best about Mercyhurst is the size of the school with such a small, close-knit campus, it becomes somewhat of a family.”

CAREER STATISTICS

YEAR GP MIN GA EN SVS SvPCT GAA W-L-T2001-2002 13 719:38 9 0 184 .953 0.75 12-0-0

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Born: June 1, 1984Hometown: OrtOn, OntariOYear: Junior Shoots:LeftHeight: 5-8Last Team: Brampton Thunder

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aSHLEYPEndLETon • dEFEnSE 2004-05: Played in all 37 games ... scored five goals and 14 assists, fifth on the team, for a total of 19 points ... scored four powerplay goals and two game-winning goals ... named to the CHA All-Conference First Team. 2003-04: Played in all 36 games ... scored four goals and seven assists for eleven points ... two of her goals were on the power play and two were game-winners ... her only multiple-point game came against Quinnipiac (1/24) ... named CHA Defensive Player of the Week (1/27) ... named to the CHA All-Rookie Team. Before Mercyhurst: Played for the Brampton Thunder of the National Women’s Hockey League ... team won a silver medal at the Ontario Winter Games 1999/2000, a bronze medal at the ESSO Nationals in 2001/02, and a silver medal at the ESSO Nationals in 2002/03. Personal: A Marketing major ... Parents are Bill and Sharon.

Why Mercyhurst?“I chose Mercyhurst because it is a great opportunity to fur-ther my education and at the same time play for a great hockey program.”

YEAR GP G A PTS PPG SHG GWG NO-PIM2003-2004 36 4 7 11 2 0 2 24-402004-2005 37 5 14 19 4 0 2 25-50 Career 73 9 21 30 6 0 4 49-90

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neWComersBorn: February 19, 1987Hometown: MinOt, nOrtH dakOtaYear: Freshman Catches:LeftHeight: 5-9Last Team: Minot

nIcoLEnELSon • goaLTEndEr Before Mercyhurst: Named North Dakota’s “Miss Hockey” and Outstanding Senior of the Year after leading Minot High School to its third consecutive state tournament appearance and second-straight west division title ... compiled a 9-8-1 record her senior season with six shutouts ... posted a 2.2 goals against average and a 93% save percentage, stopping 524 shots ... a two-time first team all-state and all-tournament team selection ... also been named to the conference all-academic team twice ... also played on Team North Dakota that made three appearances at the Chicago Showcase Tournament ... finished her high school career with record of 45-27-4, a goals against average of 1.71 and a 96% save percentage. Personal: The daughter of Randy and Dorian, she plans to study pre-law ... father played football at Nebraska and is an assistant coach at Minot State University ... a Criminal Justice major.Why Mercyhurst?“I chose Mercyhurst because it is a perfect fit for me both aca-demically and athletically. I like the small community atmosphere because it makes you feel at home.”

COACH SISTI:

Born: February 7, 1987Hometown: CeCil lake, britiSH COluMbiaYear: Freshman Shoots:LeftHeight: 5-4Last Team: BC Breakers

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courTnEYunruH • ForWard Before Mercyhurst: Played for the BC Breakers of the WWHL during the 2004-05 season ... was also the captain for Team BC at the under 18 national championships ... member of the Vancouver Griffins from 2001-03 ... also played soc-cer and softball and received the Premier’s athletics award in 2005. Personal: Undecided on major ... Parents are Butch and Shelley.

Why Mercyhurst?“I chose Mercyhurst because they had a very well-balanced women’s hockey program that looks to grow even stronger in the future.”

COACH SISTI:“We are pleased to add Courtney to our program. She is an extremely fast skater that will improve our overall team speed immediately. Playing along side players such as Cammi Granato should have her well-prepared to make the jump to our level.”

“Nicole is a 4.0 student that’s a great athlete with a 5-10 frame. She should be a good addition to our goaltending trio.”

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7Born: January 26, 1987Hometown: MiSSiSSauGa, OntariOYear: Freshman Shoots: LeftHeight: 5-4Last Team: Mississauga Jr. Chiefs

naTaLIEPaYnE • dEFEnSE Before Mercyhurst: Payne was the assistant captain for the gold medal under 18 Team Ontario in 2005 ... also the assistant captain for the Mississauga Chiefs ... was a member of the under 15 and under 16 Team Ontario that won national championships in soccer ... member of under 16 women’s national soccer training program. Personal: Undecided on major ... Parents are Doug and Karen. Why Mercyhurst?“I decided on Mercyhurst because the campus atmosphere was very welcoming in additon to the great coaching staff and instant chemistry I had with the players. The small campus and class size will provide an environment where I can receive an excellent education.”

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14Born: February 1, 1987Hometown: FOrt MCMurray, albertaYear: Freshman Shoots: LeftHeight: 5-5Last Team: Warner Hockey School

EmILYBErZInS • ForWard Before Mercyhurst: Emily Berzins has 12 years of experience, the majority coming against male opponents ... past two seasons, she has been playing for the Warner Hockey School in Alberta ... she registered 13 goals, 19 assists and 50 penalty minutes for Warner Hockey School ... last season she served as the team’s assistant captain ... under her leader-ship, the team won the AMMFHL Championship and she was the recipient of the Coach’s Award. Personal: Undecided on major ... Parents are Ian and Nancy.

Why Mercyhurst?“I like the fact that Mercyhurst is a small Division I college with strong academic programs. I think the coaching staff will help me to become the best player I can be and I feel the women’s hockey program is gaining momentum and has a chance to move up the Division I ranks.”

COACH SISTI:“Emily is a tireless worker who brings great energy to our lineup. We expect Emily to fill the void left by our great forwards who graduated last year.”

“Natalie is one of the best young defenders in Ontario and we are excited to add her to our strong defensive corps. We expect her to contribute immediately.”

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Born: March 4, 1986Hometown: Matane, QuebeCYear: Freshman Shoots: RightHeight: 5-5Last Team: Montreal Axion

VaLErIEcHouInard • ForWard

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Before Mercyhurst: Member of the under 18 Team Quebec that won the silver medal at the Trois-Rivieres Championship in 2001 and the Canada Winter games in 2003 ... spent the 2004-05 season playing for the Montreal Axion of the NWHL, playing in 37 games with 10 goals and 13 assists...member of Canadian Under-22 Team.Personal: Majoring in business management...daughter of Denis Chouinard and Louise St-Laurent...Why Mercyhurst?“I chose Mercyhurst because I can combine my sport and education. As a French speaker, Mercyhurst will give me the opportunity to become immersed in an English-speaking environment. This will enable me to improve the quality of both my written and spoken English.”

COACH SISTI:

Born: February 18, 1987Hometown: MarkHaM, OntariOYear: Freshman Shoots: RightHeight: 5-6Last Team: Durham Lightning

roBYnLaW • ForWardBefore Mercyhurst: Robyn Law has played hockey since she was four years old ... she has played five years of boy’s hockey, three years at the AAA level ... Law is a former Female Athlete of the Year and a regional champion in cross country ... she last played for the Durham Lightning at the junior AA level ... Law was also a member of this year’s under 18 Team Ontario that won the gold medal in Salmon Arm, British Columbia where she was named the MVP of the semifinal game.Personal: Robyn is the daughter of Rosemary and Roy ... Sister Kelly plays at the University of Maine ... an English Edu-cation major.

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Why Mercyhurst?“I was impressed with the professionalism and warmth of the people who introduced me to the college. I’m excited to join a strong hockey program and comfortable environment that Mercyhurst provides.”

COACH SISTI:

“Valerie is a tough, skilled player. She has played against some of the best players in North America, which should have her ready to make a big impact as a freshman.”

“Robyn is a smart, shifty forward who can finish around the net. We are looking for her to make a quick adjustment to Division I hockey.”

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Born: September 27, 1987Hometown: FOrt COllinS, COlOradOYear: Freshman Catches: RightHeight: 5-7Last Team: Warner Hockey School

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Before Mercyhurst: Drennen has played hockey for nine years with eight of those seasons spent on boy’s teams ... she most recently played in goal for the Warner Hockey School squad that won the AMMFHL Championship ... in the summer of 2004, she participated in the Women’s International Ice Hockey Federation’s Development Camp in Finland ... she has also attended the U.S. National camp every year since 2003.Personal: A Pre-Major ... The native of Fort Collins, Colo. is the youngest of three siblings ... Daughter of J. Arnold and Nancy Drennen ... Also played rugby and was named to the southern Alberta All-Star team

Why Mercyhurst?“I chose Mercyhurst College because of the beautiful campus, personalized academics, and great women’s hockey program.”

COACH SISTI:

“Courtney is one of the most athletic U.S. goaltenders in this class. We are excited to add her to our goaltending trio.”

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alphabetical 2005-06 rosterNo. Name Ht. Pos. Sh/C Year Hometown (Last School)5 Ayearst, Danielle 5-5 D L SO Whistler, British Columbia (Calgary Oval X-Treme - NWHL)14 Berzins, Emily 5-5 F L FR Fort McMurray, Alberta (Warner Hockey School)4 Bonello, Michelle 5-5 D R JR Mississauga, Ontario (Mississauga Jr. Chiefs)17 Bourbeau, Stefanie 5-5 F L JR Charlesbourg, Quebec (Titans of Limoilou)18 Chouinard, Valerie 5-5 F R FR Matane, Quebec (Montreal Axion)10 Colizza, Julia 5-5 F L JR Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario (Sault Ste. Marie Wildcats)35 Drennen, Courtney 5-7 G R FR Fort Collins, Colo. (Warner Hockey School)2 Erickson, Kristen 5-5 F L SO Akron, Ohio (Ohio Flames)20 Fraser, Sherilyn 5-6 F L SO Alberton, Prince Edward Island (Warner Hockey School)29 Hosier, Laura 5-8 G L SO Sharon, Ontario (Toronto Jr. Aeros)27 Jones, Stephanie 5-6 F R SO Grande Prairie, Alberta (Edmonton Chimos - NWHL)12 Kurth, Sarah 5-9 F R JR Brown Deer, Wisc. (Wisconsin Wild)11 Lansing, Danielle 5-5 D L SR Red Deer, Alberta (Calgary Oval X-Treme - NWHL)22 Law, Robyn 5-6 F R FR Markham, Ontario (Durham Lightning)15 McArthur, Lesley 5-7 D R JR Kanata, Ontario (National Sports Academy)1 Nelson, Nicole 5-9 G L FR Minot, N.D. (Minot)8 Nugent, Jill 5-5 F R JR New Glasgow, Nova Scotia (New Hampton Prep School)7 Payne, Natalie 5-4 D L FR Mississauga, Ontario (Mississauga Jr. Chiefs)34 Pendleton, Ashley 5-8 D L JR Orton, Ontario (Brampton Thunder - NWHL)25 Shirley, Samantha 5-10 F R SR Mississauga, Ontario (Mississauga Jr. Chiefs)6 Unruh, Courtney 5-4 F L FR Cecil Lake, British Columbia (BC Breakers; Sr. AAA)

numerical 2005-06 rosterNo. Name Ht. Pos. Sh/C Year Hometown (Last School)1 Nicole Nelson 5-9 G L FR Minot, N.D. (Minot)2 Kristen Erickson 5-5 F L SO Akron, Ohio (Ohio Flames)4 Michelle Bonello 5-5 D R JR Mississauga, Ontario (Mississauga Jr. Chiefs)5 Danielle Ayearst 5-5 D L SO Whistler, British Columbia (Calgary Oval X-Treme - NWHL)6 Courtney Unruh 5-4 F L FR Cecil Lake, British Columbia (BC Breakers; Sr. AAA)7 Natalie Payne 5-4 D L FR Mississauga, Ontario (Mississauga Jr. Chiefs)8 Jill Nugent 5-5 F R JR New Glasgow, Nova Scotia (New Hampton Prep School)10 Julia Colizza 5-5 F L JR Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario (Sault Ste. Marie Wildcats)11 Danielle Lansing 5-5 D L SR Red Deer, Alberta (Calgary Oval X-Treme - NWHL)12 Sarah Kurth 5-9 F R JR Brown Deer, Wisc. (Wisconsin Wild)14 Emily Berzins 5-5 F L FR Fort McMurray, Alberta (Warner Hockey School)15 Lesley McArthur 5-7 D R JR Kanata, Ontario (National Sports Academy)17 Stefanie Bourbeau 5-5 F L JR Charlesbourg, Quebec (Titans of Limoilou)18 Valerie Chouinard 5-5 F R FR Matane, Quebec (Montreal Axion)20 Sherilyn Fraser 5-6 F L SO Alberton, Prince Edward Island (Warner Hockey School)22 Robyn Law 5-6 F R FR Markham, Ontario (Durham Lightning)25 Samantha Shirley 5-10 F R SR Mississauga, Ontario (Mississauga Jr. Chiefs)27 Stephanie Jones 5-6 F R SO Grande Prairie, Alberta (Edmonton Chimos - NWHL)29 Laura Hosier 5-8 G L SO Sharon, Ontario (Toronto Jr. Aeros)34 Ashley Pendleton 5-8 D L JR Orton, Ontario (Brampton Thunder - NWHL)35 Courtney Drennen 5-7 G R FR Fort Collins, Colo. (Warner Hockey School)

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rEcord VS. aLL oPPonEnTSOPPONENT W L T PCT GF GA Bemidji State 6 1 1 .813 25 10Boston College 2 1 0 .667 10 2Brown 4 2 0 .667 16 12Clarkson 2 0 0 1.000 6 2Colgate 7 1 0 .875 30 7Connecticut 4 0 1 .900 14 6Cornell 6 0 0 1.000 23 3Dartmouth 0 5 1 .083 8 25Findlay 17 2 2 .857 67 28Hamilton 1 0 0 1.000 6 0Harvard 0 2 0 .000 6 10Holy Cross 2 0 0 1.000 35 0Maine 1 1 0 .500 4 4Manhattanville 4 0 0 1.000 20 2Minnesota 0 4 0 .000 3 13Minnesota-Mankato 7 0 0 1.000 22 6New Hampshire 2 3 1 .417 13 20Niagara 13 4 1 .750 52 28Northeastern 0 3 0 .000 2 7Ohio State 2 0 0 1.000 4 2

OPPONENT W L T PCT GF GA +Penn State 1 0 0 1.000 17 0Princeton 3 6 1 .350 19 23Providence 2 2 0 .500 10 10Quinnipiac 7 0 0 1.000 43 4Robert Morris 0 0 0 --- - -Sacred Heart 2 0 0 1.000 14 0St. Cloud State 5 1 0 .833 15 5St. Lawrence 1 9 2 .167 19 36+Telus 1 0 0 1.000 8 3Union 1 0 0 1.000 15 0Vermont 6 0 0 1.000 27 2Wayne State 24 0 0 1.000 110 12Williams 1 0 0 1.000 2 0Wisconsin 0 4 0 .000 7 14Wisconsin-Superior 2 0 0 1.000 23 0Yale 6 0 1 .929 22 8Total 140 51 11 .720 692 300

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opponenTsmInnESoTa STaTEMAVERICKS

at MercyhurstOctober 7, 7:00 pm & 8, 2:00 pm

Head Coach: Jeff VizenorAlma Mater: St. Cloud St. (1992)Record at School: 39-81-15 (5 years)2004-2005 Record 9-20-6 Conference Record 8-17-3Letterwinners Ret./Lost 17/9 Rink All Seasons Arena Capacity 750

Location Mankato, Minnesota Enrollment 14,009 Founded 1868Colors Purple & Gold Nickname Mavericks President Dr. Richard Davenport AD Kevin BuismanConference WCHA SID Brian Zins Office Phone 507-389-2625Email brian.zins@mnsu.eduSID Fax 507-389-1923Press Box Phone 507-389-3000

10/7 at Mercyhurst 7:00 PM10/8 at Mercyhurst 2:00 PM10/14 North Dakota 7:07 PM10/15 North Dakota 3:07 PM10/21 Wisconsin 7:07 PM10/22 Wisconsin 3:07 PM10/28 at Ohio State 7:07 PM10/29 at Ohio Stats 4:07 PM11/4 at Bemidji State 7:07 PM11/5 at Bemidji State 2:07 PM11/11 Wayne State 7:07 PM11/12 Wayne State 3:07 PM11/18 at St. Cloud State 2:07 PM11/19 at St. Cloud State 2:07 PM12/2 at Minnesota Duluth 7:07 PM12/3 at Minnesota Duluth 7:07 PM12/9 Minnesota 7:07 PM12/10 Minnesota 3:07 PM

2005-2006 schedule

1/6 Ohio State 7:07 PM 1/7 Ohio State 3:07 PM 1/14 at Providence 2:00 PM 1/15 at Providence 2:00 PM 1/20 Bemidji State 7:07 PM 1/21 Bemidji State 4:07 PM 1/28 at North Dakota 2:07 PM 1/29 at North Dakota 3:07 PM 2/10 St. Cloud State 7:07 PM 2/11 at Vermont 3:07 PM 2/17 at Wisconsin 7:07 PM 2/18 at Wisconsin 7:07 PM 2/24 Minnesota Duluth 7:07 PM 2/25 Minnesota Duluth 3:07 PM

cLarkSonGOLDEN KNIGHTSat ClarksonOctober 14, 2:00 pm & 15, 2:00 pm

Head Coach: Rick SeeleyAlma Mater: Elmira (1987)Record at School: 29-29-9 (5 years)2004-2005 Record 13-17-6 Conference Record 7-12-1Letterwinners Ret./Lost 18/4 Rink Cheel Arena Capacity 3,000

Location Potsdam, New York Enrollment 3,000 Founded 1896Colors Green & Gold Nickname Golden KnightsPresident Tony Collins AD Steve YianoukosConference ECAC SID Gary Mikel Office Phone 315-268-7750Email mikelg@clarkson.eduSID Fax 315-268-7996Press Box Phone 315-268-6688

10/7 at Vermont 4:00 PM10/8 at Vermont 7:00 PM10/14 Mercyhurst 2:00 PM10/15 Mercyhurst 2:00 PM10/21 at Wayne State 7:00 PM10/22 at Wayne State 2:00 PM10/29 at Union 4:00 PM10/30 at Union 2:00 PM11/5 Northeastern 2:00 PM11/6 Providence 2:00 PM11/12 at Harvard 2:00 PM11/13 at Dartmouth 2:00 PM11/30 at Princeton 7:00 PM12/2 St. Lawrence 7:00 PM12/9 at Niagara 2:00 PM12/10 at Niagara 2:00 PM12/30 vs. Boston College 7:00 PM12/31 vs. Boston College 2:00 PM

2005-2006 schedule

1/7 Robert Morris 2:00 PM1/13 Brown 7:00 PM1/14 Yale 4:00 PM1/20 Colgate 7:00 PM1/21 Cornell 4:00 PM1/28 Rensselaer 2:00 PM2/3 Quinnipiac 7:00 PM2/4 Princeton 4:00 PM2/10 at Cornell 7:00 PM2/11 at Colgate 4:00 PM2/17 at Yale 7:00 PM2/18 at Brown 4:00 PM2/24 Dartmouth 7:00 PM2/25 Harvard 4:00 PM

mInnESoTa GOLDEN GOPHERSat MercyhurstOctober 21, 7:00 pm & 22, 3:00 pm

Head Coach: Laura HalldorsonAlma Mater: Princeton (1985)Record at School: 226-44-20 (8 years)2004-2005 Record 36-2-2Conference Record 25-1-2Letterwinners Ret./Lost 13/8 Rink Ridder Arena Capacity 3,400

Location Minneapolis, Minnesota Enrollment 48,677 Founded 1851Colors Maroon & Gold Nickname Golden Gophers President Robert Bruininks AD Joel MaturiConference WCHA Hockey SID Michelle Traen Office Phone 612-624-0522Email traen001@umn.eduSID Fax 612-625-0359Press Box Phone 612-625-6900

10/7 UConn 7:07 PM10/8 St. Lawrence 7:07 PM10/14 at Bemidji State 2:07 PM10/15 at Bemidji State 2:07 PM10/21 at Mercyhurst 6:00 PM10/22 at Mercyhurst 2:00 PM10/28 Minnesota-Duluth 7:07 PM10/29 Minnesota-Duluth 7:07 PM11/4 Ohio State 7:07 PM11/5 Ohio State 7:07 PM11/12 Brown 1:07 PM11/13 Brown 1:07 PM11/18 Wisconsin 7:07 PM11/19 Wisconsin 7:07 PM12/2 at North Dakota 7:07 PM12/3 at North Dakota 7:07 PM12/9 at Minnesota State 7:07 PM12/10 at Minnesota State 7:07 PM

2005-2006 schedule

1/6 Bemidji State 4:07 PM1/7 Bemidji State 4:07 PM1/13 at St. Cloud State 7:07 PM1/14 St. Cloud State 4:07 PM1/20 at Minnesota-Duluth 7:07 PM1/21 at Minnesota-Duluth 7:07 PM1/27 at Ohio State 6:07 PM1/28 at Ohio State 3:07 PM2/3 Minnesota State 7:07 PM2/4 Minnesota State 4:07 PM2/10 at Wisconsin 7:07 PM2/11 at Wisconsin 7:07 PM2/17 at St. Cloud State 7:07 PM2/18 St. Cloud State 4:07 PM2/25 North Dakota 3:07 PM2/26 North Dakota 3:07 PM

ST. LaWrEncESAINTSat MercyhurstOctober 29, 2:00 pm & 30, 1:00 pm

Head Coach: Paul FlanaganAlma Mater: St. Lawrence (1980)Record at School: 142-60-18 (6 years)2004-2005 Record 28-8-5Conference Record 14-4-3Letterwinners Ret./Lost 17/5 Rink Appleton Arena Capacity 3,200

Location Canton, New York Enrollment 2,160 Founded 1856Colors Scarlet & Brown Nickname Saints President Dr. Daniel F. Sullivan AD Margie StraitConference ECAC Hockey SID Jill Olsen Office Phone 315-229-5566Email jolsen@stlawu.eduSID Fax 315-229-5589Press Box Phone 315-229-7312

10/7 vs. Alberta 6:07 PM10/8 at Minnesota 7:07 PM10/14 at Wayne State 7:00 PM10/15 at Wayne State 4:00 PM10/29 at Mercyhurst 2:00 PM10/30 at Mercyhurst 1:00 PM11/5 Providence 2:00 PM11/6 Northeastern 2:00 PM11/12 at Dartmouth 2:00 PM11/13 at Harvard 2:00 PM11/18 at Quinnipiac 7:00 PM11/19 at Princeton 4:00 PM11/25 UConn 2:00 PM11/26 UConn 2:00 PM11/30 Clarkson 7:00 PM12/2 at Clarkson 7:00 PM12/9 Union 7:00 PM12/10 Union 4:00 PM

2005-2006 schedule

1/6 St. Cloud State 7:00 PM1/7 St. Cloud State 4:00 PM1/13 Yale 7:00 PM1/14 Brown 4:00 PM1/20 Cornell 7:00 PM1/21 Colgate 4:00 PM1/27 at Niagara 7:00 PM1/28 at Niagara 2:00 PM2/3 Princeton 7:00 PM2/4 Quinnipiac 4:00 PM2/10 at Colgate 7:00 PM2/11 at Cornell 4:00 PM2/17 at Brown 7:00 PM2/18 at Yale 4:00 PM2/24 Harvard 7:00 PM2/25 Dartmouth 4:00 PM

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opponenTsnIagaraPURPLE EAGLES

at MercyhurstNovember 4, 7:35 pm & 5, 3:05 pm at NiagaraJanuary 21, 7:00 pm & 22 2:00 pm

Head Coach: Heather ReinkeAlma Mater: New Hampshire (‘97)Record at School: 0-0 (1st year)2004-2005 Record 15-14-3 Conference Record 6-5-1Letterwinners Ret./Lost 16/2 Rink The Robert & Concetta Dwyer Arena Capacity 1,600

Location Niagara University, New York Enrollment 3,458Founded 1856Colors Purple & White Nickname Purple EaglesPresident Rev. Joseph L. Levesque, C.M.AD Mike HermannConference CHASID Michele J. Schmidt Office Phone 716-286-8588Email mdubert@niagara.eduSID Fax 716-286-8582Press Box Phone 716-286-8794

10/21 New Hampshire 7:00 PM10/22 New Hampshire 2:00 PM10/29 Vermont noon10/30 Boston College 3:00 PM11/4 at Mercyhurst 7:35 PM11/5 at Mercyhurst 3:05 PM11/11 Cornell 7:00 PM11/12 Cornell 7:00 PM11/19 at Colgate 7:30 PM11/20 at Colgate 3:00 PM11/25 at Brown 4:00 PM11/26 at Yale 4:00 PM12/2 at St. Cloud State 7:00 PM12/3 at St. Cloud State 7:00 PM12/9 Clarkson 2:00 PM12/10 Clarkson 2:00 PM1/7 at Providence 2:00 PM1/8 at UConn 2:00 PM

2005-2006 schedule

1/13 at Ohio State 7:00 PM1/14 at Ohio State 4:00 PM1/21 Mercyhurst 7:00 PM1/22 Mercyhurst 2:00 PM1/27 St. Lawrence 7:00 PM1/28 St. Lawrence 2:00 PM2/4 at Robert Morris 3:30 PM2/5 at Robert Morris 4:00 PM2/11 Robert Morris 2:00 PM2/12 Robert Morris 2:00 PM2/17 at Wayne State 4:00 PM2/18 at Wayne State 4:00 PM2/25 at Northeastern 7:00 PM2/26 at Northeastern 3:00 PM3/3 Wayne State 7:00 PM3/4 Wayne State 2:00 PM

10/7 Wayne State 7:07 PM10/8 Wayne State 1:07 PM10/14 Minnesota 2:07 PM10/15 Minnesota 2:07 PM10/21 at St. Cloud State 2:07 PM10/22 at St. Cloud State 2:07 PM11/4 Minnesota State 7:07 PM11/5 Minnesota State 2:07 PM11/11 Mercyhurst 7:07 PM11/12 Mercyhurst 2:07 PM11/18 at Minnesota-Duluth 7:07 PM11/19 at Minnesota-Duluth 3:07 PM11/25 Ohio State 7:07 PM11/26 Ohio State 2:07 PM12/3 Wisconsin 7:07 PM12/4 Wisconsin 2:07 PM12/10 at North Dakota 2:07 PM12/11 at North Dakota 2:07

BEmIdJI STaTEBEAVERS

at Bemidji StateNovember 11, 8:07 pm & 12, 3:07 pm

TEAM INFO GENERAL INFO GENERAL INFOTEAM INFO GENERAL INFOTEAM INFO GENERAL INFOTEAM INFOHead Coach: Bruce OlsonAlma Mater: Minnesota-DuluthRecord at School: 23-68-11(3 years)2004-2005 Record 9-23-2 Conference Record 5-22-1Letterwinners Ret./Lost 10/3 Rink John S. Glas Fieldhouse Capacity 2,358

Location Bemidji, MinnesotaEnrollment 5,020Founded 1919Colors Green & White Nickname BeaversPresident Dr. John E. QuistgaardAD Dr. Rick GoebConference WCHAHockey SID Troy Berneking Office Phone 218-755-2763Email tberneking@bemidjistate.eduSID Fax 218-755-3898Press Box Phone 218-755-3700

2005-2006 schedule

12/30 Cornell 7:00 PM12/31 Cornell 4:00 PM1/6 at Minnesota 4:07 PM1/7 at Minnesota 4:07 PM1/13 Minnesota-Duluth 2:07 PM1/14 Minnesota-Duluth 2:07 PM1/20 at Minnesota State 7:07 PM1/21 at Minnesota State 3:07 PM1/28 at Wisconsin 2:07 PM1/29 at Wisconsin 2:07 PM2/3 North Dakota 7:07 PM2/4 North Dakota 2:07 PM2/10 at Ohio State 7:07 PM2/11 at Ohio State 4:07 PM2/24 St. Cloud State 7:07 PM2/25 St. Cloud State 2:07 PM

PrIncETonTIGERS

at PrincetonNovember 25, 7:00 pm & 26, 3:00 pm

Head Coach: Jeff KampersalAlma Mater: Princeton (1992)Record at School: 135-113-21 (9 years)2004-2005 Record 16-10-5Conference Record 10-7-3Letterwinners Ret./Lost 17/3 Rink Baker Rink Capacity 2,092

Location Princeton, New Jersey Enrollment 4,600Founded 1746Colors Orange & Black Nickname TigersPresident Shirley TilghmanAD Gary WaltersConference ECACSID Yariv Amir Office Phone 609-258-5701Email yamir@princeton.eduSID Fax 609-258-2399Press Box Phone 609-258-1813

10/29 vs. Boston College 3:00 PM10/30 vs. Vermont noon11/4 at Dartmouth 7:00 PM11/5 at Harvard 4:00 PM11/11 at Ohio State 7:05 PM11/12 at Ohio State 7:05 PM11/18 Clarkson 7:00 PM11/19 St. Lawrence 4:00 PM11/25 Mercyhurst 7:00 PM11/26 Mercyhurst 3:00 PM12/2 Cornell 7:00 PM12/3 Colgate 4:00 PM12/6 Quinnipiac 7:00 PM12/9 Wayne State 3:00 PM12/10 Wayne State 3:00 PM1/2 Providence 7:00 PM1/6 at Yale 7:00 PM1/7 at Brown 4:00 PM

2005-2006 schedule

1/13 at Colgate 7:00 PM1/14 at Cornell 4:00 PM1/31 at Quinnipiac 7:00 PM2/3 at St. Lawrence 7:00 PM2/4 at Clarkson 4:00 PM2/10 Harvard 7:00 PM2/11 Dartmouth 4:00 PM2/17 at Union 7:00 PM2/18 at Union 4:00 PM2/24 Brown 7:00 PM2/25 Yale 4:00 PM

Head Coach: Hilary WittAlma Mater: Northeastern (2001)Record at School: 37-51-6 (3 years)2004-2005 Record 16-15-1 Conference Record 12-7-1Letterwinners Ret./Lost 11/5 Rink Ingalls Rink Capacity 3,486

Location New Haven, Connecticut Enrollment 10,200Founded 1701Colors Blue & WhiteNickname BulldogsPresident Richard C. LevinAD Tom BeckettConference ECACSID Sam Rubin Office Phone 203-432-1456Email sam.rubin@yale.eduSID Fax 203-432-1454Press Box Phone 203-432-0778

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at MercyhurstDecember 3, 2:00 pm & 4, 1:00 pm

10/28 Quinnipiac 7:00 PM10/29 at UConn 7:00 PM11/4 at Cornell 7:00 PM11/5 at Colgate 4:00 PM11/12 Boston College 1:00 PM11/13 New Hampshire 2:00 PM11/18 Harvard 7:00 PM11/19 Dartmouth 4:00 PM11/25 at Providence 7:00 PM11/26 at Niagara 4:00 PM12/3 at Mercyhurst 2:00 PM12/4 at Mercyhurst 1:00 PM1/2 at Boston College 7:00 PM1/6 Princeton 7:00 PM1/7 Northeastern 4:00 PM1/13 at St. Lawrence 7:00 PM1/14 at Clarkson 4:00 PM1/24 Brown 7:00 PM

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1/27 Colgate 7:00 PM1/28 Cornell 3:00 PM2/3 at Dartmouth 7:00 PM2/4 at Harvard 4:00 PM2/10 Union 7:00 PM2/11 Union 4:00 PM2/14 at Brown 7:00 PM2/17 Clarkson 7:00 PM2/18 St. Lawrence 4:00 PM 2/24 at Quinnipiac 7:00 PM2/25 at Princeton 4:00 PM

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at Robert MorrisDecember 9, 7:30 pm & 10, 7:30 pm at MercyhurstMarch 3, 7:05 pm & 4, 2:05 pm

Head Coach: Kevin McGonagle Alma Mater: Wesleyan 1992 Record at School: 0-0 (1st year)2004-2005 Record First seasonConference Record NA Letterwinners Ret./Lost NA Rink RMU Island Sports Center Capacity 981

Location Moon Township, Pa. Enrollment 5,000 Founded 1921 Colors Blue & White with Red Nickname Colonials President Gregory G. Dell’Omo, Ph.D AD James S. Duzyk, Jr. Conference CHA Hockey SID Ken Baker Office Phone 412-262-8587 Email baker@rmu.edu SID Fax 412-262-8557 Press Box Phone 412-865-4907

10/8 at Maine 4:00 PM10/9 at Maine 1:00 PM10/21 Rensselaer 7:35 PM10/22 Rensselaer 7:35 PM10/29 at Harvard 2:00 PM11/5 at Vermont 2:00 PM11/6 at Vermont 2:00 PM11/11 at Colgate 7:00 PM11/26 at Boston 3:00 PM11/27 at Boston 3:00 PM12/3 at Wilfrid Laurier (ex.) 7:30 PM12/4 at York (ex.) 2:00 PM12/9 Mercyhurst 7:30 PM12/10 Mercyhurst 7:30 PM1/7 at Clarkson 2:00 PM1/8 at Elmira 4:00 PM1/14 at Union 3:00 PM1/15 at Union 2:00 PM

uconnHUSKIESat UConnJanuary 7, 2:00 pm

Head Coach: Heather Linstad Alma Mater: Providence ‘89 Record at School: 50-82-21 (5 years)2004-2005 Record 16-12-8Conference Record 11-5-4 Letterwinners Ret./Lost 13/10 Rink Mark Edward Freitas Ice Forum Capacity 2,000

Location Storrs, ConnecticutEnrollment 27,579 Founded 1881 Colors National Flag Blue & White Nickname Huskies, UConn President Dr. Philip E. Austin AD Jeffrey Hathaway Conference Hockey East Hockey SID Jennifer Hildebrand Office Phone 860-486-1498 Email jennifer.hildebrand@uconn.edu SID Fax 860-486-5085 Press Box Phone NA

10/7 at Minnesota 8:07 PM10/15 Providence 2:00 PM10/22 at Maine noon10/29 Yale 7:00 PM10/30 Quinnipiac 4:00 PM11/4 at Wayne State 7:00 PM11/5 at Wayne State 4:00 PM11/12 Boston 1:00 PM11/13 at Northeastern 3:00 PM11/19 at Boston College 1:00 PM11/20 at Boston 3:00 PM11/25 at St. Lawrence 2:00 PM11/26 at St. Lawrence 2:00 PM12/1 Vermont 7:00 PM12/3 Boston College 1:00 PM12/6 Brown 7:00 PM12/10 at Harvard 7:00 PM1/1 at Vermont 2:00 PM

1/2 at Vermont 2:00 PM1/7 Mercyhurst 2:00 PM1/8 Niagara 2:00 PM1/12 RPI 7:00 PM1/14 at Dartmouth 1:00 PM1/15 at Boston 3:00 PM1/22 at New Hampshire 2:00 PM1/28 at Northeastern 2:00 PM2/3 Maine 2:00 PM2/4 Maine 2:00 PM2/11 Boston College 1:00 PM2/17 New Hampshire 7:00 PM2/19 at New Hampshire 2:00 PM2/25 Providence 2:00 PM2/26 at Providence 2:00 PM

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ProVIdEncEFRIARSat ProvidenceJanuary 8, 1:00 pm

10/15 at UConn 2:00 PM10/22 Colgate 2:00 PM10/23 Colgate 2:00 PM10/29 at Northeastern 2:00 PM10/30 Northeastern 2:00 PM11/5 at St. Lawrence 2:00 PM11/6 at Clarkson 2:00 PM11/12 Maine 2:00 PM11/13 Maine 2:00 PM11/17 Vermont 7:00 PM11/19 Boston 2:00 PM11/25 Yale 7:00 PM11/26 vs. Brown 7:00 PM11/30 Harvard 7:00 PM12/3 at Boston 3:00 PM12/4 at Boston College 2:00 PM12/10 Dartmouth 2:00 PM

2005-2006 schedule

1/2 at Princeton 7:00 PM1/7 Niagara 1:00 PM1/8 Mercyhurst 1:00 PM1/14 Minnesota State 2:00 PM1/15 Minnesota State 1:00 PM1/21 Northeastern 2:00 PM1/22 at Maine 2:00 PM1/29 at New Hampshire 2:00 PM2/1 New Hampshire 7:00 PM2/4 at Vermont 2:00 PM2/5 at Vermont 2:00 PM2/11 Boston 1:00 PM2/12 at New Hampshire 2:00 PM2/18 Boston College 2:00 PM2/19 at Boston College 2:00 PM2/25 at UConn 2:00 PM2/26 UConn 2:00 PM

Head Coach: Bob Deraney Alma Mater: Boston (1987)Record at School: 124-67-23 (6 years)2004-2005 Record 21-11-5Conference Record 14-4-2 Letterwinners Ret./Lost 14/8Rink Schneider Arena Capacity 3,030

Location Providence, Rhode IslandEnrollment 3,770 Founded 1917 Colors Black, White & Silver Nickname Friars President Rev. Brian J. Shanley, O.P. AD Robert G. Driscoll, Jr. Conference Hockey East Hockey SID Mike Gibbons Office Phone 401-865-2202 Email mgibbon4@providence.edu SID Fax 401-865-2583 Press Box Phone 401-865-1414

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at MercyhurstJanuary 13, 7:05 pm & 14, 2:05 pm at Wayne StateFebruary 10, 7:00 pm & 11, 2:00 pm

Head Coach: Jim Fetter Alma Mater: Lethbridge ‘95 Record at School: 28-32-7 (2 years)2004-2005 Record 13-17-3Conference Record 6-6-0 Letterwinners Ret./Lost 15/6 Rink City Sports Center Arena Capacity 500

Location Detroit, MichiganEnrollment 33,314 Founded 1868 Colors Green & Gold Nickname Warriors President Dr. Irvin D. Reid AD Rob Fournier Conference CHA Hockey SID Jeff Weiss Office Phone 313-577-7542 Email jeff.weiss@wayne.edu SID Fax 313-577-5997Press Box Phone NA

10/7 at Bemidji State 7:07 PM10/8 at Bemidji State 1:07 PM10/14 St. Lawrence 7:00 PM10/15 St. Lawrence 4:00 PM10/21 Clarkson 7:00 PM 10/22 Clarkson 2:00 PM10/28 at Colgate 7:00 PM10/29 at Colgate 2:00 PM11/4 UConn 7:00 PM 11/5 UConn 4:00 PM11/11 at Minnesota State 8:07 PM11/12 at Minnesota State 3:07 PM11/19 at Cornell 2:00 PM11/20 at Cornell 1:00 PM11/25 St. Cloud State 7:00 PM11/26 St. Cloud State 4:00 PM12/9 at Princeton 3:00 PM

12/10 at Princeton 3:00 PM1/6 Wisconsin 7:00 PM1/7 Wisconsin 3:00 PM1/13 at Mercyhurst 7:05 PM1/14 at Mercyhurst 2:05 PM1/20 Rensselaer 4:00 PM1/21 Rensselaer 4:00 PM1/27 at Robert Morris 7:35 PM1/28 at Robert Morris 7:35 PM2/10 Mercyhurst 7:00 PM2/11 Mercyhurst 2:00 PM2/17 Niagara 4:05 PM2/18 Niagara 4:05 PM2/24 Robert Morris 7:05 PM2/25 Robert Morris 2:05 PM3/3 at Niagara 7:05 PM3/4 at Niagara 2:05 PM

2005-2006 schedule

1/20 at Quinnipiac 7:00 PM1/21 at Quinnipiac 4:00 PM1/27 Wayne State 7:35 PM 1/28 Wayne State 7:35 PM2/4 Niagara 3:35 PM2/5 Niagara 4:00 PM 2/11 at Niagara 2:05 PM2/12 at Niagara 2:05 PM2/17 Sacred Heart 7:35 PM2/18 Sacred Heart 2:05 PM2/24 at Wayne State 7:05 PM2/25 at Wayne State 2:05 PM 3/3 at Mercyhurst 7:05 PM3/4 at Mercyhurst 2:05 PM

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WILDCATSat New HampshireJanuary 27, 7:00 pm

Head Coach: Brian McCloskey Alma Mater: Dartmouth ‘77Record at School: 71-23-12 (3 years)2004-2005 Record 21-8-6Conference Record 13-3-4 Letterwinners Ret./Lost 17/3 Rink Whittemore Center Capacity 6,501

Location Durham, New HampshireEnrollment 13,061 Founded 1866 Colors Blue & White Nickname Wildcats President Dr. Ann Weaver Hart AD Marty Scarano Conference Hockey East Hockey SID Douglas Poole Office Phone 603-862-2585 Email dpoole@cisunix.unh.edu SID Fax 603-862-3839 Press Box Phone 603-862-4035

10/15 Maine 7:00 PM10/21 at Niagara 7:00 PM10/22 at Niagara 2:00 PM10/28 Brown 7:00 PM10/30 at Brown 7:00 PM11/4 Boston College 7:00 PM11/5 at Boston College 7:00 PM11/13 at Yale 1:00 PM11/19 at Northeastern 7:00 PM11/22 Northeastern 7:00 PM11/27 vs. Wisconsin 1:00 PM11/30 Boston 7:00 PM12/4 at Vermont 2:00 PM12/9 at Harvard 7:00 PM1/1 at Dartmouth 2:00 PM1/4 Colgate 7:00 PM1/7 at Boston 2:00 PM1/11 Harvard 7:00 PM

2005-2006 schedule

1/13 at Maine 7:00 PM1/14 at Maine 3:00 PM1/20 Dartmouth 7:00 PM1/22 UConn 2:00 PM1/27 Mercyhurst 7:00 PM1/29 Providence 2:00 PM2/1 at Providence 7:00 PM2/4 at Boston College 2:00 PM2/11 at Northeastern 2:00 PM2/12 Providence 2:00 PM2/17 at UConn 7:00 PM2/19 UConn 2:00 PM2/22 Boston 7:00 PM2/25 Vermont 2:00 PM2/26 Vermont 2:00 PM

BoSTon coLLEgEEAGLESat Boston CollegeJanuary 28, 7:00 pm

Head Coach: Tom Mutch Alma Mater: Dartmouth ‘77Record at School: 16-42-7 (2 years)2004-2005 Record 10-20-4Conference Record 6-11-3 Letterwinners Ret./Lost 16/6 Rink NA Capacity NA

Location Chestnut Hill, MassachusettsEnrollment 14,500 Founded NA Colors Maroon & Gold Nickname Eagles President Rev. William P. Leahy, S.J. AD Gene DeFilipo Conference Hockey East Hockey SID Caroline Cortet Office Phone 617-552-1188 Email cortetc@bc.edu SID Fax 617-552-4903 Press Box Phone 617-552-4747

10/14 Quinnipiac 7:00 PM10/16 Maine 2:00 PM10/18 at Boston 7:00 PM10/29 vs. Princeton 3:00 PM10/30 vs. Niagara 3:00 PM11/4 at New Hampshire 7:00 PM11/5 vs. New Hampshire 7:00 PM 11/8 Dartmouth 7:00 PM11/12 at Yale 1:00 PM11/19 UConn 1:00 PM11/22 at Quinnipiac 7:00 PM12/3 at UConn 1:00 PM12/3 Providence 2:00 PM12/10 Northeastern 2:00 PM12/30 at Clarkson 7:00 PM12/31 at Clarkson 2:00 PM1/2 Yale 7:00 PM1/8 at Northeastern 7:00 PM

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1/12 Vermont 2:00 PM1/13 Vermont 2:00 PM1/16 at Vermont noon1/17 Northeastern 7:00 PM1/21 Boston 2:00 PM1/22 at Boston 3:00 PM1/28 Mercyhurst 7:00 PM2/4 New Hampshire 2:00 PM2/7 vs. Northeastern TBA2/11 at UConn 1:00 PM2/14 Beanpot Tournament TBA2/18 at Providence 2:00 PM2/19 Providence 2:00 PM2/25 at Maine noon2/26 at Maine noon

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Head Coach: Scott Wiley Alma Mater: St. Lawrence Record at School: 44-53-8 (3 years)2004-2005 Record 16-15-4Conference Record 9-7-4 Letterwinners Ret./Lost 12/10 Rink Starr Rink Capacity 2,246

Location Hamilton, New YorkEnrollment 2,800Founded 1819 Colors Maroon, White & Gray Nickname Raiders President Rebecca S. Chopp AD David Roach Conference ECAC Hockey SID Kristy McNeil Office Phone 315-228-6761 Email kmcneil@mail.colgate.edu SID Fax 315-228-7977Press Box Phone 315-228-6820

10/14 Rensselaer 7:00 PM10/15 at Rensselaer 7:00 PM10/22 at Providence 2:00 PM10/23 at Providence 2:00 PM10/28 Wayne State 7:00 PM10/29 Wayne State 2:00 PM11/4 Brown 7:00 PM11/5 Yale 4:00 PM11/11 Robert Morris 7:00 PM11/19 Niagara 7:30 PM11/20 Niagara 3:00 PM11/26 Cornell 2:00 PM12/2 at Quinnipiac 7:00 PM12/3 at Princeton 4:00 PM1/4 at New Hampshire 7:00 PM1/7 Harvard 2:00 PM

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at MercyhurstFebruary 3, 7:00 pm & 4, 2:00 pm

1/8 Dartmouth 2:00 PM1/13 Princeton 7:00 PM1/14 Quinnipiac 4:00 PM1/20 at Clarkson 7:00 PM1/21 at St. Lawrence 4:00 PM1/27 at Yale 7:00 PM1/28 at Brown 4:00 PM2/3 at Mercyhurst 7:00 PM2/4 at Mercyhurst 2:00 PM2/10 St. Lawrence 7:00 PM2/11 Clarkson 4:00 PM2/17 at Dartmouth 7:00 PM2/18 at Harvard 4:00 PM2/24 Union 7:00 PM2/25 Union 4:00 PM

cornELLBIG REDat CornellFebruary 24, 7:00 pm & 25, 2:00 pm

Head Coach: Doug Derraugh Alma Mater: Cornell ‘91 Record at School: 0-0 (1st year)2004-2005 Record 3-22-3Conference Record 3-16-1 Letterwinners Ret./Lost 19/4 Rink James Lynah Rink Capacity 3,836

Location Ithaca, New YorkEnrollment 13,700Founded NA Colors Carnelian Red & White Nickname Big Red President Hunter R. Rawlings III AD J. Andrew Noel, Jr. Conference ECAC Hockey SID Tyler Denison Office Phone 607-255-3753Email tjd43@cornell.edu SID Fax 607-255-9791Press Box Phone 607-255-3533

11/4 Yale 7:00 PM11/5 Brown 4:00 PM11/11 at Niagara 7:00 PM11/12 at Niagara 7:00 PM11/19 Wayne State 2:00 PM11/20 Wayne State 1:00 PM11/26 at Colgate 2:00 PM11/27 Colgate 2:00 PM12/2 at Princeton 7:00 PM12/3 at Quinnipiac 4:00 PM12/30 Bemidji State 7:00 PM12/31 Bemidji State 4:00 PM1/7 Dartmouth 2:00 PM1/8 Harvard 2:00 PM1/13 Quinnipiac 7:00 PM1/14 Princeton 4:00 PM

2005-2006 schedule

1/20 at St. Lawrence 7:00 PM1/21 at Clarkson 4:00 PM1/27 at Brown 7:00 PM1/28 at Yale 3:00 PM2/4 at Union 2:00 PM2/5 at Union 2:00 PM2/10 Clarkson 7:00 PM2/11 St. Lawrence 4:00 PM2/17 at Harvard 7:00 PM2/24 Mercyhurst 7:00 PM2/25 Mercyhurst 2:00 PM

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game 3Oct 16, 2004 at Erie, PA/Mercyhurst Ice CenterGoals by Period .......... 1 2 3 TotalQuinnipiac.....................0 0 1 1Mercyhurst................ ....1 6 4 111st period -MC, McDonald (Colizza,Pendleton) 3:30 (sh).2nd period - MC, Jones (Nugent, Marchese) 3:42. MC, Fraser (McDonald, Colizza) 4:53 (pp). MC, Marchese (Shirley, Lansing) 6:51 (pp). MC, Jarrell (Jackson, Bourbeau) 9:35 (pp). MC, Jarrell (Jackson, McArthur) 12:23. MC, Erickson (Dellow) 18:36 (sh).3rd period - QU, Peters 1:29 (sh). MC, Jones (Shirley, Marchese) 2:47 (pp). MC, McDonald (Colizza, Ayearst) 4:30 (pp). MC, Marchese (Jones, Bonello) 9:25 (pp). MC, Jones (Lansing) 16:29 (sh).Shots on goal .............. 1 2 3 TotQuinnipiac ....................3 4 4 11Mercyhurst ..................16 19 17 52Power plays Quinnipiac 0 of 6; MC 6 of 10.Penalties Quinnipiac 11 (22 min); MC 7 (14 min).Goalies - QU, Tougas, (03:31 minutes, 0 shots-0 saves) , Wolitski, 1-1-0, 0-1-0 CHA (56:29, 52-41); MC, Clark 2-1-0, 1-0-0 CHA (40:00, 7-7) , Siegl (19:41, 4-3) , EMPTY NET (00:19, 0-0).

game 5Oct 22, 2004 at Canton, NY/Appleton ArenaGoals by Period .......... 1 2 3 OT TotalMercyhurst ....................1 0 1 0 2St. Lawrence................. 0 2 0 0 21st period -MC, Bourbeau (Fraser, Jackson) 11:23.2nd period - SLU-W, Grills (Russell, Muzerall) :31 (pp). SLU-W, Grills (Russell, Harbec) 8:59 (pp). 3rd period - MC, Ayearst (Marchese) 16:05 (pp). Shots on goal 1 2 3 OT TotalMercyhurst .................10 16 8 3 37St. Lawrence............... 11 7 9 0 27Power plays MC 1 of 9; St. Lawrence 2 of 10.Penalties MC 10 (20 min); St. Lawrence 10 (20 min).Goalies - MC, Clark (65:00 minutes, 27 shots-25 saves); SLU-W, Moffat (65:00, 37-35).

game 1Oct 9, 2004 at Erie, PA/Mercyhurst Ice CenterGoals by Period .......... 1 2 3 TotalBemidji State ................1 0 1 2Mercyhurst................. ...0 0 1 11st period - BSU, Collins (Robinson) 12:47 (pp). 3rd period - BSU, Hart (Tageson) 12:06. 3, MC, Bonello/1 (Marchese) 19:01 (pp).Shots on goal .............. 1 2 3 TotalBemidji State ...............3 6 5 14Mercyhurst ..................14 20 13 47Power plays...................BSU 1 of 5; MC 1 of 7.Penalties BSU 8 (16 min); MC 6 (12 min).Goalies - BSU, Jill 1-0 (60:00 minutes, 47 shots-46 saves); MC, Clark 0-1 (58:54, 14-12) , EMPTY NET (01:06, 0-0).

game 8Oct 30, 2004 at Erie, PA/Mercyhurst Ice CenterGoals by Period .......... 1 2 3 TotalClarkson .......................0 1 0 1Mercyhurst ....................3 0 1 41st period - MC, Colizza (Kurth, Jarrell) 9:26. MC, Marchese 11:27 (sh). MC, Colizza (Shirley, McDonald) 18:00 (pp).2nd period - CLARKSON, Nolan (Cloutier, Valasente) 5:10 (pp).3rd period - MC, Yule (Jackson, Fraser)10:40.Shots on goal .............. 1 2 3 TotalClarkson ......................3 9 4 16Mercyhurst .................. 11 12 12 35Power plays Clarkson 1 of 5; MC 1 of 5.Penalties Clarkson 5 (10 min); MC 5 (10 min).Goalies - CLARKSON, McDonald 1-2-1 (60:00 minutes, 35 shots-31 saves); MC, Clark 5-2-1 (60:00, 16-15).

game 10Nov 6, 2004 at Niagara Falls, NY/Dwyer ArenaGoals by Period ......... 1 2 3 TotalMercyhurst ....................0 1 0 1Niagara ......................... 0 0 0 02nd period - MC, Marchese (Ayearst, Bonello) 9:56. Shots on goal .............. 1 2 3 TotMercyhurst .................16 21 9 46Niagara ....................... 11 12 7 30Power plays MC 0 of 6; Niagara 0 of 8.Penalties MC 11 (22 min); Niagara 9 (18 min).Goalies - MC, Clark 6-2-1, 3-0-1 (60:00 minutes, 30 shots-30 saves); NIA, Rudy, 1-3-0, 0-1-1 (59:13, 46-45) , EMPTY NET (00:47, 0-0).

game 2Oct 10, 2004 at Erie, PA/Mercyhurst Ice CenterGoals by Period .......... 1 2 3 TotalBemidji State ................1 1 0 2Mercyhurst............ ........ 0 2 2 41st period -BSU, Kelly/2 (Balcom, Tageson) 13:34.2nd period - MC, Colizza (Pendleton, Jarrell) :38 (pp). MC, Jarrell 6:30. BSU, Robinson, (Schaeffer, Bambrough) 7:05.3rd period - MC, Marchese (Erickson,Bonello) 9:02 (sh). MC, McDonald (Pendleton) 19:47 (empty net).Shots on goal .............. 1 2 3 TotalBemidji State ...............9 7 14 30Mercyhurst ....................8 7 9 24Power plays...................BSU 0 of 4; MC 1 of 4.Penalties BSU 5 (10 min); MC 4 (8 min).Goalies - BSU, Luebke, 1-1 (59:26 minutes, 23 shots-20 saves), EMPTY NET (00:34, 0-0); MC, Clark 1-1 (59:48, 30-28) , EMPTY NET (00:12, 0-0).

game 4Oct 17, 2004 at Erie, PA/Mercyhurst Ice CenterGoals by Period .......... 1 2 3 TotalQuinnipiac.....................0 1 0 1Mercyhurst .................... 0 2 0 22nd period - MC, Jackson (McArthur,Bourbeau) 1:45. MC, Jarrell (Colizza, Lansing) 16:34 (pp). QU, Gallagher, (Kendrick, Hulshof) 17:49 (sh).Shots on goal .............. 1 2 3 TotalQuinnipiac ....................4 7 5 16Mercyhurst ..................16 16 7 39Power plays Quinnipiac 0 of 5; MC 1 of 9.Penalties Quinnipiac 10 (28 min); MC 5 (10 min).Goalies - QU, Lapare, 1-1-0, 0-1-0 CHA (58:57 minutes, 39 shots-37 saves) , EMPTY NET (01:03, 0-0); MC, Clark 3-1-0, 2-0-0 CHA (59:55, 16-15) , EMPTY NET (00:05, 0-0).

game 6Oct 23, 2004 at Canton, NY/Appleton ArenaGoals by Period .......... 1 2 3 TotalMercyhurst ....................0 1 0 1St. Lawrence................. 0 0 2 22nd period - MC, Bourbeau (Fraser) 5:35.3rd period - SLU-W, Powers (Berlinguette, Connors) 1:31 (pp). SLU-W, Grills (Harbec, Russell) 2:48.Shots on goal .............. 1 2 3 TotalMercyhurst .................17 20 12 49St. Lawrence...............12 10 14 36Power plays MC 0 of 5; St. Lawrence 1 of 6.Penalties MC 7 (14 min); St. Lawrence 6 (12 min).Goalies - MC, Clark 3-2-1 (60:00 minutes, 36 shots-34 saves); SLU-W, Guckian 2-0-0 (60:00, 49-48).

game 7Oct 29, 2004 at Erie, PA/Mercyhurst Ice CenterGoals by Period .......... 1 2 3 TotalClarkson .......................0 1 0 1Mercyhurst ....................1 1 0 21st period - MC, Bourbeau (Marchese) 18:51.2nd period - MC, Jones (Marchese, Pendleton) 11:50. CU, Williams (Maluta) 17:14. Shots on goal .............. 1 2 3 TotalClarkson ......................4 10 0 14Mercyhurst ..................12 12 10 34Power plays Clarkson 0 of 6; MC 0 of 5.Penalties Clarkson 5 (10 min); MC 6 (12 min).Goalies - CU, McDonald 1-1-1 (59:50 minutes, 34 shots-32 saves) , EMPTY NET (00:10, 0-0); MC, Clark 4-2-1 (59:57, 14-13) , EMPTY NET (00:03, 0-0).

game 9Nov 5, 2004 at Niagara Falls, NY/Dwyer ArenaGoals by Period .......... 1 2 3 OT TotalMercyhurst .................... 0 2 0 0 2Niagara .........................1 0 1 0 21st period -NIA, Toth (Donovan, Riggs)13:41.2nd period - MC, Jarrell (Dellow, Nugent) 9:20. MC, Marchese (Lansing) 10:45 (pp).3rd period - NIA, Riggs (Toth) 6:45.Shots on goal .............. 1 2 3 OT TotalMercyhurst .................12 29 7 2 50Niagara .........................7 4 3 1 15Power plays MC 1 of 9; Niagara 0 of 5.Penalties MC 6 (12 min); Niagara 10 (20 min).Goalies - MC, Clark (65:00 minutes, 15 shots-13 saves); NIA, Rutledge (65:00, 50-48).

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game 11Nov 20, 2004 at Erie, PA/Mercyhurst Ice CenterGoals by Period .......... 1 2 3 TotalPrinceton ...................... 0 0 0 0Mercyhurst. ...................2 1 0 31st period - MC, Nugent (Marchese, Ayearst) 8:38 (pp). MC, Bourbeau 10:51 (sh). 2nd period - MC, Lansing (Shirley, Marchese) 14:42 (pp).Shots on goal .............. 1 2 3 TotalPrinceton .....................6 4 4 14Mercyhurst ....................9 21 4 34Power plays Princeton 0 of 11; MC 2 of 7.Penalties MC 11 (22 min); Princeton 9 (18 min).Goalies - PRINCETON, Gaudiel 3-3-1 (60:00 minutes, 34 shots-31 saves); MC, Clark 7-2-2 (60:00, 14-14).

game 12Nov 21, 2004 at Erie, PA/Mercyhurst Ice CenterGoals by Period .......... 1 2 3 TotalPrinceton ......................0 1 0 1Mercyhurst .................... 0 0 0 02nd period - PRINCETON, Jackson, (Keady) 15:46.Shots on goal .............. 1 2 3 TotalPrinceton .....................2 8 2 12Mercyhurst ..................12 12 10 34Power plays Princeton 0 of 2; MC 0 of 3.Penalties MC 3 (6 min); Princeton 2 (4 min).Goalies - PRINCETON, Gaudiel 4-3-1 (60:00 min-utes, 34 shots-34 saves); MC, Clark 7-3-2 (59:00, 12-11) , EMPTY NET (01:00, 0-0).

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game 13Nov 27, 2004 at Durham, NH/Whittemore Cntr.Goals by Period .......... 1 2 3 TotalMercyhurst ....................0 2 1 3Dartmouth. ....................1 2 1 41st period - DART, Apps 9:07 (sh).2nd period - DART, Hagge (Muranko, Piper) 8:19 (pp). MC, Jones 9:18. DART, Muranko (Piper) 12:38 (pp). MC, Yule (Dellow, Fraser) 17:41 (pp). 3rd period - MC, Nugent (Bonello/4) 18:49. DART, Weatherston, (Hagge, BreMiller) 19:22. Shots on goal .............. 1 2 3 TotalMercyhurst ...................8 10 8 26Dartmouth ..................... 6 9 5 20Power plays MC 1 of 11; Dartmouth 2 of 8.Penalties MC 9 (18 min); Dartmouth 10 (31 min).Goalies - MC, Clark 7-4-2 (59:54 minutes, 20 shots-16 saves) , EMPTY NET (00:06, 0-0); DART, Capuano 4-0-0 (60:00, 26-23).

game 14Nov 28, 2004 at Durham, NH/Whittemore Cntr.Goals by Period .......... 1 2 3 TotalMercyhurst ....................1 2 1 4New Hampshire ............ 0 0 0 01st period - MC, Bourbeau 7:05.2nd period - MC, Shirley (Jackson, Pendleton) 2:53. MC, Ayearst (McDonald) 5:05 (pp).3rd period - MC, McDonald (Shirley) 3:41 (pp).Shots on goal .............. 1 2 3 TotalMercyhurst ...................9 5 7 21New Hampshire ............8 4 5 17Power plays MC 2 of 5; UNH 0 of 4.Penalties MC 4 (8 min); UNH 5 (10 min).Goalies - MC, Hosier 1-0-0 (60:00 minutes, 17 shots-17 saves); UNH, Bourdon 7-2-1 (59:04, 21-17) , EMPTY NET (00:56, 0-0).

game 15Dec 7, 2004 at New Haven, CT/Ingalls ArenaGoals by Period .......... 1 2 3 TotalMercyhurst ....................3 0 1 4Yale ...............................0 0 1 11st period - MC, Shirley (Fraser) 8:40. MC, Yule (Nugent) 11:09. MC, Marchese (Jones) 15:47.3rd period - MC, McDonald (Lansing, Shirley) 9:09 (pp). YALE, Spring (Duggan, Resor) 13:45 (pp).Shots on goal .............. 1 2 3 TotalMercyhurst .................16 9 9 34Yale ...............................5 8 5 18Power plays MC 1 of 5; Yale 1 of 6.Penalties MC 7 (14 min); Yale 6 (12 min).Goalies - MC, Hosier (60:00 minutes, 18 shots-17 saves); YALE, Love (49:09, 29-25) , Zilis, Shivon (10:51, 5-5).

game 16Dec 8, 2004 at New Haven, CT/Ingalls ArenaGoals by Period .......... 1 2 3 TotalMercyhurst .................... 2 0 2 4Yale ............................... 0 0 0 01st period - MC, McDonald 5:33. MC, Shirley (Yule, Fraser) 6:51. 3rd period - MC, Shirley (Fraser, Yule) 1:59. MC, McDonald (Pendleton) 5:33 (pp).Shots on goal .............. 1 2 3 TotalMercyhurst .................14 2 10 26Yale ...............................6 13 10 29Power plays MC 1 of 5; Yale 0 of 6.Penalties MC 6 (12 min); Yale 5 (10 min).Goalies - MC, Clark (60:00 minutes, 29 shots-29 saves); YALE, Love (60:00, 26-22).

game 17Jan 8, 2005 at Erie, PA/Mercyhurst Ice CenterGoals by Period .......... 1 2 3 TotalProvidence....................1 0 2 3Mercyhurst. ...................0 1 1 21st period - PROVIDENCE, Crissy, (Hendrickson, Redmond) 2nd period - MC, Shirley (Bonello, Yule) 16:49.3rd period - MC, Bourbeau (Marchese, Nugent) 4:52. PROVIDENCE, Watrous, (Zimmer-man, Thatcher) 6:52. PROVIDENCE, Gigliotti, (Zimmerman,Thatcher) 10:40. Shots on goal .............. 1 2 3 TotalProvidence..................13 7 14 34Mercyhurst ....................4 15 12 31Power plays Providence 0 of 7; MC 0 of 7.Penalties Providence 8 (16 min); MC 9 (18 min).Goalies - PROVIDENCE, Thomas, 9-5-3 (60:00 minutes, 31 shots-29 saves); MC, Clark 8-5-2 (58:51, 34-31) , EMPTY NET (01:09, 0-0).

game 18Jan 9, 2005 at Erie, PA/Mercyhurst Ice CenterGoals by Period .......... 1 2 3 TotalConnecticut...................0 1 0 1Mercyhurst ....................1 1 2 41st period - MC, Shirley (Jones, Marchese) 11:06 (pp).2nd period - MC, Bourbeau (Marchese, Jackson) 3:20. UCONN, Owens 3:49. 3rd period - MC, Marchese (Bourbeau, Bonello) 10:50. MC, Marchese (Jones) 16:45. Shots on goal .............. 1 2 3 TotalConnecticut ..................6 5 5 16Mercyhurst ..................10 11 14 35Power plays UConn 0 of 4; MC 1 of 3.Penalties UConn 3 (6 min); MC 4 (8 min).Goalies - UCONN, Shain 2-5-1 (60:00 minutes, 35 shots-31 saves); MC, Hosier 3-0-0 (60:00, 16-15).

game 19Jan 15, 2005 at Detroit, MI/City Sports CenterGoals by Period .......... 1 2 3 TotalMercyhurst ....................1 0 1 2Wayne State .................0 1 0 11st period - MC, Bonello (Colizza, Shirley) 3:10 (pp).2nd period - WSU, King 2:23.3rd period - MC, Jones (Bourbeau, Marchese) 13:27.Shots on goal .............. 1 2 3 TotalMercyhurst .................13 10 14 37Wayne State .................3 5 3 11Power plays MC 1 of 5; WSU 0 of 4.Penalties MC 5 (10 min); WSU 6 (12 min).Goalies - MC, Hosier 4-0-0 (59:58 minutes, 11 shots-10 saves), EMPTY NET (00:02, 0-0); WSU, Turcotte 2-7-2 (59:05, 37-35) ,EMPTY NET (00:55, 0-0).

game 20Jan 16, 2005 at Detroit, MI/City Sports CenterGoals by Period .......... 1 2 3 TotalMercyhurst .................... 0 2 2 4Wayne State .................0 0 1 12nd period - MC, Marchese (Bonello, Bourbeau) 18:06 (pp). MC, Pendleton (McDonald, Colizza) 19:03 (pp).3rd period - WSU, Haydahl (Patterson, Zamora) :47 (pp). MC, Jones (Marchese, Bourbeau) 5:46. MC, Colizza (Marchese, Pendleton) 9:39 (sh).Shots on goal .............. 1 2 3 TotalMercyhurst .................13 12 17 42Wayne State .................6 4 9 19Power plays MC 2 of 6; WSU 1 of 8.Penalties MC 9 (18 min); WSU 7 (14 min).Goalies - MC, Clark 9-5-2 (60:00 minutes, 19 shots-18 saves); WSU, Thibideau 5-5-1 (60:00, 42-38).

game 21Jan 22, 2005 at Erie, PA/Mercyhurst Ice CenterGoals by Period .......... 1 2 3 TotalBoston College .............0 0 1 1Mercyhurst ....................0 3 1 42nd period - MC, Marchese (Bonello) 5:22. MC, Lansing (Bourbeau) 16:22. MC, Shirley (Lan-sing, Marchese) 19:33 (pp).3rd period - BC, Spillane, (Mirasolo) 9:25 (pp). MC, Dellow (McDonald) 15:17.Shots on goal .............. 1 2 3 TotalBoston College ............4 2 7 13Mercyhurst ..................19 16 14 49Power plays BC 1 of 8; MC 1 of 7.Penalties BC 7 (14 min); MC 8 (16 min).Goalies - BC, Davis, 1-3-1 (60:00 minutes, 49 shots-45 saves); MC, Hosier 5-0-0 (59:47, 13-12) , EMPTY NET (00:13, 0-0).

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game 32Feb 26, 2005 at Northford, CT/Northford Ice PavGoals by Period ................1 2 3 TotalMercyhurst ..........................2 2 1 5Quinnipiac...........................0 0 0 01st period - MC, Bourbeau (Marchese, Pendleton) 4:22 (pp). MC, Dellow 8:01 (sh).2nd period - MC, Colizza (Shirley) 5:37. MC, Fraser (Colizza, Ayearst) 7:50.3rd period - MC, Shirley (Lansing) 19:18.Shots on goal ....................1 2 3 TotalMercyhurst ........................13 11 9 33Quinnipiac...........................7 3 8 18Power playsMC 1 of 5; QU 0 of 7.Penalties MC 7 (14 min); QU 5 (10 min).Goalies - MC, Clark (60:00 minutes, 18 shots-18 saves); QU, Lapare (60:00, 33-28).

game 22Jan 23, 2005 at Erie, PA/Mercyhurst Ice CenterGoals by Period .......... 1 2 3 TotalBoston College ............. 0 0 0 0Mercyhurst ....................1 3 2 61st period - MC, Lansing (Shirley, Yule) 7:13.2nd period - MC, Bourbeau (Marchese) :28 (sh). MC, McDonald (Colizza) :57 (sh). MC, Fraser (Yule, Shirley) 18:06.3rd period - MC, Bourbeau (Marchese, Pendleton) 13:38. MC, Bourbeau (Marchese, Jones) 17:01 (pp). Shots on goal .............. 1 2 3 TotalBoston College ............6 7 5 18Mercyhurst ..................15 15 11 41Power plays BC 0 of 3; MC 1 of 3.Penalties BC 4 (8 min); MC 4 (8 min).Goalies - BC, Quandt, 4-8-2 (40:00 minutes, 30 shots-26 saves) , Moynihan, (20:00, 11-9); MC, Clark 10-5-2 (60:00, 18-18).

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game 23Jan 28, 2005 at Erie, PA/Mercyhurst Ice CenterGoals by Period .......... 1 2 3 TotalNiagara ......................... 0 0 0 0Mercyhurst. ...................1 2 2 51st period - MC, Pendleton (Colizza) 14:12.2nd period - MC, McDonald (Colizza, Dellow) 7:49. MC, Pendleton (Ayearst, Marchese) 10:12 (pp).3rd period - MC, Jones (Dellow, McArthur) 17:23. MC, Fraser (Yule, Shirley) 18:33.Shots on goal .............. 1 2 3 TotalNiagara ........................7 3 9 19Mercyhurst ..................13 18 11 42Power plays Niagara 0 of 7; MC 1 of 8.Penalties Niagara 10 (20 min); MC 8 (16 min).Goalies - NIA, Rutledge, 6-5-1, 1-1-1CHA (59:55 minutes, 42 shots-37 saves) , EMPTY NET (00:05, 0-0); MC, Hosier 6-0-0, 2-0-0 CHA (59:53, 19-19) , EMPTY NET (00:07, 0-0).

game 24Jan 29, 2005 at Erie, PA/Mercyhurst Ice CenterGoals by Period .......... 1 2 3 TotalNiagara .........................1 0 0 1Mercyhurst ....................2 3 0 51st period - NIA, Riggs, (Moulson, Clermont) 6:09 (pp). MC, Bourbeau 7:01. MC, Bourbeau (Marchese) 18:02.2nd period - MC, Bonello (Colizza, McDonald) 6:31 (pp). MC, Jones (Pendleton) 9:56. MC, Yule (McDonald, Shirley) 12:20 (pp).Shots on goal .............. 1 2 3 TotalNiagara ........................8 3 5 16Mercyhurst ..................15 22 10 47Power plays Niagara 1 of 7; MC 2 of 8.Penalties Niagara 8 (16 min); MC 7 (14 min).Goalies - NIA, Rudy, 3-6-1, 1-2-0 CHA (60:00 minutes, 47 shots-42 saves); MC, Clark 11-5-2, 5-0-1 CHA (60:00, 16-15).

game 25Feb 5, 2005 at Hamilton, NY/Starr RinkGoals by Period .......... 1 2 3 TotalMercyhurst ....................3 1 0 4Colgate .........................0 1 0 11st period - MC, Shirley (McDonald) 8:21 (pp). MC, Marchese (Pendleton, Ayearst) 16:08 (pp). MC, Jones (McArthur) 19:14. 2nd period - MC, Yule (Bonello) 16:39. COL, Barre (Irvine, Paiano) 18:18 (pp).Shots on goal .............. 1 2 3 TotalMercyhurst ...................9 8 9 26Colgate .........................4 7 4 15Power plays MC 2 of 10; Colgate 1 of 8.Penalties MC 8 (16 min); Colgate 10 (23 min).Goalies - MC, Clark (60:00 minutes, 15 shots-14 saves); COL, Lahar (60:00, 26-22).

game 26Feb 6, 2005 at Hamilton, NY/Starr RinkGoals by Period ......... 1 2 3 TotalMercyhurst .................... 0 0 0 0Colgate .........................0 2 1 32nd period - COL, Setchell, (Kehoe, Johnston) 6:16. COL, Barre, (Paiano, Wolgemuth) 16:31.3rd period - COL, Paiano, (Irvine, Barre) 19:10 (empty net). Shots on goal .............. 1 2 3 TotalMercyhurst .................16 16 11 43Colgate .........................5 4 8 17Power plays MC 0 of 7; Colgate 0 of 5.Penalties MC 6 (12 min); Colgate 8 (16 min).Goalies - MC, Clark (59:31 minutes, 16 shots-14 saves) , EMPTY NET (00:29, 0-0); COL, Wheeler (60:00, 43-43).

game 27Feb 11, 2005 at Providence, RI/Meehan Aud.Goals by Period .......... 1 2 3 TotalMercyhurst ....................1 2 0 3Brown ........................... 2 0 0 21st period - MC, McDonald (Marchese) 3:21. BRWN, LINK, (RAMSAY, MOOS) 5:05 (pp). BRWN, RAMSAY, (DROVER, HEINHUIS) 7:44.2nd period - MC, Bonello (Marchese/23) 5:06. MC, Colizza (Shirley) 11:50. Shots on goal .............. 1 2 3 TotalMercyhurst .................10 13 2 25Brown ...........................7 2 9 18Power plays MC 0 of 5; Brown 1 of 4.Penalties MC 7 (14 min); Brown 6 (12 min).Goalies - MC, Hosier 7-0-0 (60:00 minutes, 18 shots-16 saves); BRWN, SILVERMAN, 3-7-2 (59:30, 25-22) , EMPTY NET (00:30, 0-0).

game 28Feb 12, 2005 at Providence, RI/Meehan Aud.Goals by Period .......... 1 2 3 TotalMercyhurst ....................1 1 0 2Brown ...........................0 1 0 11st period - MC, Shirley (Colizza) :32.2nd period - MC, Ayearst (Shirley) 9:24 (pp). BRWN, LINK, (MOOS, RAMSAY) 11:03 (pp).Shots on goal .............. 1 2 3 TotalMercyhurst ...................9 9 5 23Brown ...........................7 9 7 23Power plays MC 1 of 6; Brown 1 of 7.Penalties MC 9 (18 min); Brown 9 (18 min).Goalies - MC, Hosier 8-0-0 (60:00 minutes, 23 shots-22 saves); BRWN, SHIPE, 5-5-0 (59:44, 23-21) , EMPTY NET (00:16, 0-0).

game 29Feb 19, 2005 at Erie, PA/Mercyhurst Ice CenterGoals by Period .......... 1 2 3 TotalCornell .......................... 0 0 0 0Mercyhurst ....................2 1 2 51st period - MC, Kurth (Marchese, Bonello) 5:46. MC, Bourbeau (Marchese, Jones) 16:09 (pp).2nd period - MC, Shirley (Marchese, Bonello) 7:25 (pp).3rd period - MC, Shirley (Pendleton, Fraser) 1:08. MC, Marchese (Bourbeau, Jones) 7:39.Shots on goal .............. 1 2 3 TotalCornell ..........................2 5 8 15Mercyhurst ..................17 19 16 52Power plays Cornell 0 of 1; MC 2 of 5.Penalties Cornell 5 (10 min); MC 1 (2 min).Goalies - CORNELL, Baronick, 1-6-1 (60:00 minutes, 52 shots-47 saves); MC, Clark 13-6-2 (60:00, 15-15).

game 30Feb 20, 2005 at Erie, PA/Mercyhurst Ice CenterGoals by Period .......... 1 2 3 TotalCornell ..........................0 0 1 1Mercyhurst ....................2 1 1 41st period - MC, Dellow (Yule, Lansing) 1:22. MC, Shirley (Ayearst, Colizza) 15:44 (pp). 2nd period - MC, Marchese (Yule, Jones) 2:14. 3rd period - MC, Dellow (Yule) 6:48. 5, CORNELL, Munhofen, (Hodgkinson, Ramenof-sky) 18:09.Shots on goal .............. 1 2 3 TotalCornell ..........................4 4 10 18Mercyhurst ..................16 13 15 44Power plays Cornell 0 of 4; MC 1 of 4.Penalties Cornell 11 (22 min); MC 10 (20 min).Goalies - CORNELL, Vineberg, 2-13-2 (60:00 minutes, 44 shots-40 saves); MC, Hosier 9-0-0 (60:00, 18-17).

game 31Feb 25, 2005 at Hamden, CT/Northford Ice PavGoals by Period ................1 2 3 TotalMercyhurst ..........................2 1 3 6Quinnipiac...........................0 0 0 01st period - MC, Dellow (Kurth, Nugent) 12:08. MC, Marchese (Jones, Bourbeau) 15:50.2nd period - MC, Shirley (Yule, Fraser) 4:44.3rd period - MC, Pendleton (Shirley, Yule) 2:41 (pp). MC, Marchese (Bourbeau, Jones) 8:18. MC, Shirley (Colizza, Fraser) 10:49.Shots on goal ....................1 2 3 TotalMercyhurst ........................15 7 12 34Quinnipiac...........................2 6 7 15Power plays MC 1 of 4; Quinnipiac 0 of 6.Penalties MC 6 (12 min); Quinnipiac 4 (8 min).Goalies - MC, Hosier (60:00 minutes, 15 shots-15 saves); QU, Wolitski, (11:42, 8-7) , Lapare, (48:18, 26-21).

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2004-05 Game-bY-Gamegame 33Mar 4, 2005 at Erie, PA/Mercyhurst Ice CenterGoals by Period .......... 1 2 3 TotalWayne State ................. 0 0 0 0Mercyhurst ....................1 1 3 51st period - MC, McDonald (Yule, Colizza) 11:14 (pp).2nd period - MC, Marchese (Bourbeau, Ayearst) 19:37.3rd period - MC, Marchese (Jackson, Lansing) 2:33. MC, Colizza (McDonald, Ayearst) 8:48. MC, Dellow (Shirley) 9:04.Shots on goal .............. 1 2 3 TotalWayne State .................6 3 2 11Mercyhurst ....................7 14 19 40Power plays WS 0 of 5; MC 1 of 3.Penalties WS 3 (6 min); MC 5 (10 min).Goalies - WSU, Turcotte 8-9-2, 6-3-0 CHA (60:00 minutes, 40 shots-35 saves); MC, Hosier 11-0-0, 4-0-0 CHA (60:00, 11-11).

game 34Mar 5, 2005 at Erie, PA/Mercyhurst Ice CenterGoals by Period .......... 1 2 3 TotalWayne State ................. 0 0 0 0Mercyhurst ....................2 3 1 6

1st period - MC, Bourbeau (Marchese, Pendleton) 8:25 (pp). MC, Shirley/16 14:51.2nd period - MC, Dellow (Marchese) 6:04 (sh). MC, Fraser (Colizza, McDonald) 13:39 (pp). MC, Jones (Nugent) 15:30.3rd period - MC, Yule (McDonald, Dellow) :40 (pp).Shots on goal .............. 1 2 3 TotalWayne State .................1 3 2 6Mercyhurst ..................16 13 19 48Power plays WS 0 of 3; MC 3 of 7.Penalties WS 7 (14 min); MC 3 (6 min).Goalies - WSU, Thompson 0-1-0, 0-1-0 CHA (60:00 minutes, 48 shots-42 saves); MC, Clark 15-6-2, 7-0-1 CHA (59:55, 6-6) , EMPTY NET (00:05, 0-0).

2004-05 college Hockey america Standings Place Team GP W-L-T Pts GF-GA 1 Mercyhurst 12 11-0-1 23 54-7 2 Wayne State 12 6-5-1 13 29-26 3 Niagara 12 6-6 12 19-32 4 Quinnipiac 12 0-12 0 11-48

Team Statistical LeadersSCORiNG OFFENSE

TEAM GP G G/GM Mercyhurst 12 54 4.50 Niagara 12 29 2.42 Wayne State 12 19 1.58 Quinnipiac 12 11 0.92

SCORiNG DEFENSE TEAM GP G G/GM Mercyhurst 12 7 0.58 Niagara 12 26 2.17 Wayne State 12 32 2.67 Quinnipiac 12 48 4.00

2004-05 college Hockey america all-conference TeamsFiRST TEAM ALL-ACADEMiC TEAM*NAME SCHOOL POS Desi ClarkTeresa Marchese Mercyhurst F Julia ColizzaAshley Riggs Niagara F Lindsay DellowKelly Zamora Wayne State F Danielle LansingAshley Pendleton Mercyhurst D Lesley McArthurMichelle Bonello Mercyhurst D Sara McDonaldDesi Clark Mercyhurst G Jill Nugent Samantha ShirleySECOND TEAM *Only Mercyhurst selections listedSamantha Shirley Mercyhurst F Stefanie Bourbeau Mercyhurst F THREE-STAR PLAYER OF THE YEARCandice Moxley Niagara F Teresa Marchese, MercyhurstSarah Campbell Wayne State D Shannon Moulson Niagara D STUDENT-ATHLETE OF THE YEARNikki Rudy Niagara G Desi Clark, Mercyhurst ALL-ROOKiE TEAM CHA PLAYER OF THE YEARStephanie Jones Mercyhurst F Teresa Marchese, MercyhurstAshley Riggs Niagara F Charde Hoyle-Levy Niagara F CHA COACH OF THE YEARKarrah Stephen Quinnipiac D Mike Sisti, MercyhurstShannon Moulson Niagara D Nikki Rudy Niagara G

cHa Individual Statistical LeadersPoint Scoring: GP PPG G- A- P1 Teresa Marchese (MC) 12 1.67 9-11-202 Ashley Riggs (N) 10 1.60 10- 6-16 Julia Colizza (MC) 12 1.33 3-13-164 Samantha Shirley (MC) 12 1.00 4- 8-12 Stefanie Bourbeau (MC) 12 1.00 4- 8-126 Sara McDonald (MC) 10 1.10 4- 7-11 Stephanie Jones (MC) 11 1.00 8- 3-11 Kelly Zamora (WS) 12 0.92 2- 9-119 Lindsay Dellow (MC) 12 0.75 4- 5- 9 Ashley Pendleton (MC) 12 0.75 4- 5- 9 Jessica Haydahl (WS) 12 0.75 3- 6- 9 Chelsea Donovan (N) 12 0.75 2- 7- 9

Goal Scoring: GP GPG G1 Ashley Riggs (N) 10 1.00 102 Teresa Marchese (MC) 12 0.75 93 Stephanie Jones (MC) 11 0.73 84 Laura Monk (WS) 12 0.42 55 Jackie Jarrell (MC) 4 1.00 4 Sara McDonald (MC) 10 0.40 4 Lindsay Dellow (MC) 12 0.33 4 Samantha Shirley (MC) 12 0.33 4 Stefanie Bourbeau (MC) 12 0.33 4 Ashley Pendleton (MC) 12 0.33 4 Sherilyn Fraser (MC) 12 0.33 4 Katie Gray (N) 12 0.33 4

Assist Scoring: GP APG A1 Julia Colizza (MC) 12 1.08 132 Teresa Marchese (MC) 12 0.92 113 Kelly Zamora (WS) 12 0.75 94 Samantha Shirley (MC) 12 0.67 8 Stefanie Bourbeau (MC) 12 0.67 86 Sara McDonald (MC) 10 0.70 7 Chelsea Donovan (N) 12 0.58 78 Ashley Riggs (N) 10 0.60 6 Danielle Lansing (MC) 12 0.50 6 Danielle Ayearst (MC) 12 0.50 6 Jessica Haydahl (WS) 12 0.50 6

Goals Against Average: Minutes GA GAA1 Laura Hosier (MC) 239:51 1 0.252 Desirae Clark (MC) 464:50 5 0.653 Nikki Rudy (N) 349:15 11 1.894 Valery Turcotte (WS) 537:39 17 1.905 Allison Rutledge (N) 372:05 15 2.426 Catherine Laparé (Q) 616:46 31 3.02Minimum 33% of Team Minutes Played

Save Percentage: Saves GA Pct1 Laura Hosier (MC) 55 1 .9822 Desirae Clark (MC) 122 5 .9613 Nikki Rudy (N) 200 11 .9484 Valery Turcotte (WS) 216 17 .9275 Allison Rutledge (N) 184 15 .9256 Catherine Laparé (Q) 265 31 .895Minimum 33% of Team Minutes Played

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Game 35 (CHA Semifinals)Mar 12, 2005 at Erie, PA/Mercyhurst Ice CenterGoals by Period .......... 1 2 3 TotalQuinnipiac.....................0 0 1 1Mercyhurst ....................2 3 4 91st period - MC, Bourbeau (Jones, Ayearst) 19:06 (pp). MC, Bourbeau ( Ayearst) 19:24 (pp).2nd period - MC, Lansing (McDonald, Yule) 3:06. MC, Bourbeau (Marchese, Bonello) 7:29. MC, Del-low (Yule, McDonald) 8:22.3rd period - MC, Pendleton (Shirley, Colizza) 4:40 (pp). QU, Vicky (Pellatt) 9:21 (pp). MC, Shirley (Lansing) 12:04. MC, Yule (McDonald, Ayearst) 13:14. MC, Kurth (Jackson) 13:25.Shots on goal .............. 1 2 3 TotalQuinnipiac.....................3 3 8 14Mercyhurst ..................23 10 19 52Power plays Quinnipiac 1 of 5; MC 3 of 9.Penalties Quinnipiac 9 (18 min); MC 5 (10 min).Goalies - QU, Lapare, 5-18-1 (60:00 minutes, 52 shots-43 saves); MC, Hosier 12-0-0 (60:00, 14-13).

Game 36 (CHA Championship)Mar 13, 2005 at Erie, PA /Mercyhurst Ice CenterGoals by Period .......... 1 2 3 TotalNiagara .........................0 1 0 1Mercyhurst ....................2 1 1 41st period - MC, Marchese/19 (McArthur) 10:21. MC, Marchese/20 (Shirley, McDonald) 15:28 (pp).2nd period - NIA, Riggs, /29 (Hoyle-Levy, Clermont) 17:35 (pp). MC, Jones/12 (Marchese, Pendleton) 18:38 (pp). 3rd period - MC, Colizza/8 (Shirley, Bonello) 6:19 (pp). Shots on goal .............. 1 2 3 Total NIA ...............................6 7 3 16MC .............................14 20 8 42Power plays NIA 1 of 10; MC 3 of 9.Penalties NIA 10 (23 min); MC 10 (20 min).Goalies - NIA, Rudy, 7-9-1 (60:00 minutes, 42 shots-38 saves); MC, Clark 16-6-2 (60:00, 16-15).

Game 37 (NCAA East Regional)Mar 25, 2005 at Worcester, MA /DCU CenterGoals by Period ......... 1 2 3 OT OT OT TotalMercyhurst ................... 3 1 0 0 0 0 4 Harvard ........................ 1 2 1 0 0 1 5 1st period - MC, Shirley/18 05:41. MC, Lansing/5 08:21. H, Corriero/55 (Chu, Banfield) 15:39 (pp). MC, Marchese/21 (Bourbeau) 18:15.2nd period - H, Corriero/56 (Vaillancourt, Chu) 00:23. H, Corriero/57 (Chu, Cahow) 07:46 (pp). Jones/13 (Marchese) 15:20. 3rd period - H, Corriero/58 (Vaillancourt) 00:38.3 OT - H, Chu/13 (Corriero, Vaillancourt) 12:28.Shots on Goal ............ 1 2 3 OT OT OT TotalMercyhurst ................. 17 6 9 13 7 8 60 Harvard ...................... 15 21 13 9 18 7 83 Power plays MC 0 of 5; H 3 of 10.Penalties MC 12 (24 min); H 7 (14 min).Goalies - MC, Clark 16-7-2 (112:25, 83 shots-78 saves); H, Boe 12-0-2 (112:17, 56-52).

2004-05 posTseason

2004-05 resultsDate Opponent Result Oct 09, 04 BEMIDJI ST. L 1-2Oct 10, 04 BEMIDJI ST. W 4-2Oct 16, 04 QUINNIPIAC W 11-1Oct 17, 04 QUINNIPIAC W 2-1Oct 22, 04 at #6 St. Lawrence OT 2-2Oct 23, 04 at #6 St. Lawrence L 1-2Oct 29, 04 CLARKSON W 2-1Oct 30, 04 CLARKSON W 4-1Nov 05, 04 at Niagara OT 2-2Nov 06, 04 at Niagara W 1-0Nov 20, 04 #8 PRINCETON W 3-0Nov 21, 04 #8 PRINCETON L 0-1

Date Opponent Result Nov 27, 04 vs #2 Dartmouth L 3-4Nov 28, 04 at #7 New Hampshire W 4-0Dec 07, 04 at Yale Bulldogs W 4-1Dec 08, 04 at Yale Bulldogs W 4-0Jan 08, 05 PROVIDENCE L 2-3Jan 09, 05 CONNECTICUT W 4-1Jan 15, 05 at Wayne State W 2-1Jan 16, 05 at Wayne State W 4-1Jan 22, 05 BOSTON COLLEGE W 4-1Jan 23, 05 BOSTON COLLEGE W 6-0Jan 28, 05 NIAGARA W 5-0Jan 29, 05 NIAGARA W 5-1

Date Opponent Result Feb 05, 05 at Colgate W 4-1Feb 06, 05 at Colgate L 0-3Feb 11, 05 at Brown W 3-2Feb 12, 05 at Brown W 2-1Feb 19, 05 CORNELL W 5-0Feb 20, 05 CORNELL W 4-1Feb 25, 05 at Quinnipiac W 6-0Feb 26, 05 at Quinnipiac W 5-0Mar 04, 05 WAYNE STATE W 5-0Mar 05, 05 WAYNE STATE W 6-0Mar 12, 05 QUINNIPIAC W 9-1Mar 13, 05 NIAGARA W 4-1Mar 19, 05 at #4 Harvard L3OT 4-5

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Overall: CHA: Home: Away: Neutral: 28-7-2 11-0-1 17-3-0 11-3-2 0-1-0

Individual Statistics## Name GP G A Pts Shots Pct +/- No-Min Min Maj Oth PP SH FG GW GTG OT HT PN UA2 Kristen Erickson 34 1 1 2 40 .025 +1 14-28 14 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 04 Michelle Bonello 37 4 13 17 70 .057 +20 17-34 17 0 0 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 05 Danielle Ayearst 37 3 12 15 56 .054 +19 19-38 19 0 0 3 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 07 Chrissy Yule 37 7 14 21 73 .096 +12 12-24 12 0 0 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 08 Jill Nugent 37 2 6 8 52 .038 +24 7-14 7 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 09 Jackie Jarrell 10 5 2 7 32 .156 +4 2-4 2 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 110 Julia Colizza 37 8 17 25 117 .068 +18 18-36 18 0 0 3 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 011 Danielle Lansing 37 5 10 15 74 .068 +21 5-10 5 0 0 1 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 112 Sarah Kurth 32 2 2 4 17 .118 +6 8-16 8 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 014 Justine Jackson 34 1 8 9 34 .029 +12 1-2 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 015 Lesley McArthur 35 0 5 5 15 .000 +28 7-14 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 016 Lindsay Dellow 37 8 6 14 66 .121 +11 8-16 8 0 0 0 2 2 1 0 0 0 0 117 Stefanie Bourbeau 37 18 12 30 110 .164 +31 25-50 25 0 0 6 2 7 6 0 0 2 0 319 Teresa Marchese 37 21 31 52 167 .126 +34 39-78 39 0 0 6 2 4 5 0 0 0 0 120 Sherilyn Fraser 37 5 10 15 55 .091 +13 14-28 14 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 021 Sara McDonald 33 11 15 26 105 .105 +8 6-12 6 0 0 5 2 4 2 0 0 0 0 124 Stephanie Jones 31 13 11 24 132 .098 +23 11-22 11 0 0 2 1 0 3 0 0 1 0 125 Samantha Shirley 37 18 19 37 108 .167 +15 11-22 11 0 0 5 0 5 1 0 0 0 0 234 Ashley Pendleton 37 5 14 19 111 .045 +22 25-50 25 0 0 4 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 Total............... 37 137 208 345 1434 .096 +322 249-498 249 0 0 46 11 29 28 1 0 3 0 11 Opponents........... 37 43 69 112 734 .059 - 262-549 257 3 2 19 3 8 7 1 1 1 0 4

## Name GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct W L T Sho PP SH EN PEN SOG29 Laura Hosier 13-12 719:38 9 0.75 184 .953 12 0 0 3 5 0 0 0 01 Desirae Clark 25-25 1538:10 32 1.25 504 .940 16 7 2 6 14 2 0 0 035 Shivaun Siegl 1-0 19:41 1 3.05 3 .750 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0TM EMPTY NET 0-0 4:59 0 0.00 0 .000 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 Total............... 37-0 2282:28 43 1.13 691 .943 28 7 2 11 19 3 1 0 0 Opponents........... 37-0 2282:28 137 3.60 1297 .905 7 28 2 2 46 11 1 0 0

## POWER PLAYS GP G A Pts Shots Pct19 Teresa Marchese 37 6 14 20 58 .10325 Samantha Shirley 37 5 13 18 35 .14321 Sara McDonald 33 5 10 15 29 .17210 Julia Colizza 37 3 10 13 27 .11134 Ashley Pendleton 37 4 6 10 46 .0875 Danielle Ayearst 37 3 7 10 27 .11117 Stefanie Bourbeau 37 6 2 8 30 .2004 Michelle Bonello 37 3 4 7 28 .10724 Stephanie Jones 31 2 5 7 38 .05311 Danielle Lansing 37 1 5 6 33 .0307 Chrissy Yule 37 3 2 5 16 .18820 Sherilyn Fraser 37 2 1 3 3 .6679 Jackie Jarrell 10 2 1 3 8 .25016 Lindsay Dellow 37 0 2 2 3 .0008 Jill Nugent 37 1 0 1 9 .11114 Justine Jackson 34 0 1 1 4 .00012 Sarah Kurth 32 0 0 0 2 .0002 Kristen Erickson 34 0 0 0 2 .00015 Lesley McArthur 35 0 0 0 3 .000

Team Statistics SHOT STATiSTiCS MC OPP Goals-Shot attempts 137-1434 43-734 Shot pct. .096 .059 Goals/Game 3.7 1.2 Shots/Game 38.8 19.8 Assists 208 69POWER PLAYS Goals-Power Plays 46-232 19-220 Conversion Percent .198 .086 Shot Attempts 401 206 Shot Percent .115 .092GOAL BREAKDOWN Total Goals 137 43 Power Play 46 19 Short-handed 11 3 Empty net 1 1 Penalty 0 0 Unassisted 11 4 Overtime 0 1 Shootout 0 0 Delayed Penalty 0 0PENALTiES Number 249 262 Minutes 498 549 Penalties/Game 6.7 7.1 Pen minutes/Game 13.5 14.8 Minor 249 257 Major 0 3 10-minute Misconduct 0 2 Game Misconduct 0 0 Gross Misconduct 0 0 Match 0 0ATTENDANCE Total 5803 4743 Dates/Avg Per Date 20/290 16/296

GOALS BY PERiOD 1 2 3 OT Total Mercyhurst 43 53 41 0 137 Opponents 9 18 15 1 43

SAVES BY PERiOD 1 2 3 OT Total Mercyhurst 213 217 227 34 691 Opponents 441 456 367 33 1297

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reCorD booKIndividual game recordsPoints: 12 by Seanna Murphy, (11-5-99) at Holy CrossGoals: 4 by Seanna Murphy, (11-5-99) at Holy Cross 4 by K.C. Gallo, (11-5-99) at Holy Cross Assists: 8 by Seanna Murphy, (11-5-99) vs Holy CrossPenalty Minutes: 16 by Seanna Murphy, (1-21-00) at Wayne StatePower-Play Goals: 2 by several playersShorthanded Goals: 1 by many Players

Individual Season recordsPoints: 63 by C.J. Ireland, 1999-2000 (18 games)Goals: 27 by K.C. Gallo, 1999-2000 (29 games)Assists: 45 by C.J. Ireland, 1999-2000 (29 games)Penalty Minutes: 78 by Teresa Marchese, 2004-05 (37 games)Power-Play Goals: 6 by C.J. Ireland, 1999-2000 (29 games) 6 by Teresa Marchese, 2004-05 (37 games) 6 by Stefanie Bourbeau, 2004-05 (37 games)Shorthanded Goals: 2 by several PlayersGame-Winning Goals: 6 by Teresa Marchese, 2004-05 (37 games) 6 by Stefanie Bourbeau, 2004-05 (37 games)3-Goal Games or Better: 4 by K.C. Gallo, 1999-2000 (29 games)Games Played: 37 by several players, 2004-05

Individual career recordsPoints: 130 by C.J. Ireland, 1999-03 (129 games)Goals: 53 by Sara McDonald, 2001-04 (136 games)Assists: 87 by C.J. Ireland, 1999-03 (129 games)Penalty Minutes: 184 by Jennifer Jeffrey, 1999-03 (128 games)Power-Play Goals: 17 by Randi Pilger, 1999-03 (127 games)Shorthanded Goals: 3 by Sarah McDonald, 2001-05 (136 games)Game-Winning Goals: 14 by Sara McDonald, 2001-05 (136 games)3-Goal Games or Better: 5 by K.C. Gallo, 1999-03 (105 games)Games Played: 140 by Chrissy Yule, 2001-05

Individual StreaksConsecutive Scoring Streak: 13 games by Seanna Murphy (began 11-27-99 vs Sacred Heart; ended 2-13-2000 at Manhattanville)Games, Hat Tricks: 2 by K.C. Gallo, 1999-2000 (at Holy Cross 11-5 & 6,1999) 2 by Seanna Murphy (at Holy Cross 11-5 & 6,1999)

goaltending game recordsSaves: 78 by Desi Clark at Harvard (3OT) 3-19-05Biggest Solo Shutout for: 14-0 Laura Gillette 12-7-1999 vs UnionBiggest Shutout Against: 6-0 Amber Natalie 10-15-1999 at New Hampshire

goaltending Season recordsSaves: 763 by Desi Clark, 2003-04 (36 games)Goals Against Average: 0.75 by Laura Hosier 2004-05 (13 games)Save Percentage: .953 by Laura Hosier, 2004-05 (13 games)Shutouts: 8 by Desi Clark, 2001-2003Victories: 26 by Desi Clark, 2003-2004 (36 games)Minutes Played: 2,128 by Desi Clark, 2003-2004 (36 games)Games Played: 36 by Desi Clark, 2003-04Ties: 4 by Desi Clark, 2003-04 (36 games)Most Assists, Season: 1 by Tiffany Ribble, 2001-02 1 by Desi Clark, 2003-04

goaltending career recordsSaves: 1,785 by Desi Clark, 2001-05 (90 games)Goals Against Average: 1.47 by Desi Clark, 2001-05 (90 games)Save Percentage: .932 by Desi Clark, 2001-05 (90 games)Shutouts: 24 by Desi Clark, 2001-05 (90 games)Victories: 63 by Desi Clark, 2001-05 (90 games)Minutes Played: 5,340 by Desi Clark, 2001-05 (90 games)Games Played: 90 by Desi Clark, 2001-05Ties: 7 by Desi Clark, 2001-05 (65 games)

goaltending StreaksLongest Consecutive Winning Streak: 12 by Tiffany Ribble, 1999-2000

Team Single Period recordsGoals Scored: 9 (2nd period) at Holy Cross 11-5-99Most Shots on Goal: 39, 11-5-99, at Holy Cross (2nd period)Fewest Shots on Goal: 1, 10-16-99, at New Hampshire

Team game recordsMost Goals Scored: 21 at Holy Cross 11-5-99Fewest Goals Scored: 0 last done at Colgate 2-6-05Most Goals Combined: 21 at Holy Cross (W, 21-0) 11-5-99Most Shots on Goal: 96, 11-5-99, at Holy CrossFewest Shots on Goal: 7, 10-16-99, at New HampshireShorthanded Goals: 3 vs. Quinnipiac 10-16-04Most Power-Play Goals: 6 vs. Quinnipiac 10-16-04Power-Play Goals Allowed: 3 at New Hampshire 12-15-2000 3 at Harvard 3-19-05

Team Season recordsMost Goals Scored: 167 in 1999-2000 (29 games)Most Goals Allowed: 68 in 2000-2001 (33 games)Fewest Goals Scored: 75 in 2000-01 (33 games)Fewest Goals Allowed: 34 in 1999-2000 (29 games)Most Games Won: 28 in 2004-05 (37 games)Most Games Lost: 16 in 2000-2001 (14-16-3)Most Games Played: 37 in 2004-2005Fewest Games Played: 29 in 1999-2000 (23-6-0)Most Shutouts: 16 in 1999-2000Most Games Tied: 4 2003-2004Fewest Games Tied: 0 1999-2000Most Shots on Goal: 1434 in 2002-03 (34 games)Fewest Shots on Goal: 1256 in 2004-05 (37 games)Most Shorthanded Goals: 11 in 2004-05Most Power-Play Goals: 46 in 2004-05 (37 games)Fewest Power-Play Goals: 21 in 2000-01 (33 games)Fewest Power-Play Goals Allowed: 9 in 1999-2000Fewest Shorthanded Goals Allowed: 1 in 00-01, 01-02 and 02-03

Team StreaksLongest Winning Streak: 11, began 1-14-00 with a 13-0 win over Wisconsin-Superior; ended 10-14-00 with a 5-3 loss at WisconsinLongest Losing Streak: 4 in 1999-2000 and 2001-02Longest Winning Streak at Home: 11, began 1-9-05 with 4-1 win over UConn and is still activeLongest Winning Streak on Road: 15 in 2002-2003Longest Losing Streak at Home: 3, began 11-16-02 with 3-2 loss to Wisconsin; ended 11-24-01 with a 2-2 tie against Princeton Longest Losing Streak on Road: 4 in 2000-2001

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Pete Russo enters his 17th year heading the Department of Athletics at Mercyhurst College. Over the years, Russo has initiated an aggressive expansion and modernization of the department’s staff, programs and facilities.

The expansion of the Mercyhurst Athletic Center, remodeling of the Recreation Center, construc-tion of the Mercyhurst Ice Center and Hirtzel Field, one of the region’s best baseball facilities, and the construction of Tullio Field that returned football to the college, are just a few of the improvements made during Russo’s tenure. Russo’s agenda has also included moving the sports programs from independent status to confer-ence membership. Fourteen varsity sports compete in the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Con-ference (GLIAC). Football moved to Division II scholarship in the fall of 1998 and became a part of the

Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC). Hockey joined the Division I Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference’s (MAAC) Hockey League in 1999. Men’s volleyball competes in the Midwest Intercollegiate Volleyball Association (MIVA). Mercyhurst initiated women’s varsity golf and women’s varsity ice hockey in the fall of 1999. The college increased its num-ber of varsity sports to 25 in 2001-02 with the addition of men’s and women’s water polo and wrestling. Russo was also instrumental in establishing the first athletic programs at Mercyhurst-North East. During his years at the Hurst, Russo has held several committee positions with the Tri-State Athletic Association, Eastern College Athletic Conference, National Collegiate Athletic Association and the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. He served as president of the GLIAC for the 1998-99 academic year. He is presently Chairman of the GLIAC Championship Committee. In September of 2000, Russo was appointed to a four-year term on the NCAA Division II Men’s Basketball Committee. Russo also served as chairman of the Great Lakes basketball region. Russo played a major role in the rating and selection of teams that participated in the NCAA Division II Regional Basketball Tournament as well as the final Elite Eight National Tournament.

Dr. Michael J. McQuillen, former vice president of aca-demic affairs and dean, succeeded Dr. William P. Garvey, who retired as college president on Feb. 23, following an unprecedented 25 years of remarkable growth on both the Erie and North East campuses of Mercyhurst College.

McQuillen, 60, is a native of Tonawanda, N.Y., and has been with Mercyhurst since 1971, coming to the college at age 27. He currently holds the rank of professor of history. He was granted tenure by the board of trustees in 1977. He served as vice president of academic affairs of the college from 1988-1994, associate dean from 1994-1996 and dean of libraries from 1999-2002. He is a former director of the history depart-ment, past chair of the division of social sciences, a former director of the Egan Scholars program and was a member of the President’s Cabinet for eight years. In addition, he was co-chair of the 1992 Middle States Self-Study Evaluation team and received

the prestigious “Teaching Excellence Award” from the college in 2003 by vote of his peers in recognition of his commitment to the teaching profession and for upholding the highest standards in education as a master teacher and role model at the college. McQuillen earned his bachelor of arts degree in history from Canisius College in 1966 and his doctoral degree in history from the University of Virginia in 1973, where he was a Woodrow Wilson Fellow and elected to Phi Beta Kappa. He is a noted author of local historical writings, in particular of the Dr. Gertrude Barber Center, the Hammermill Paper Company and Erie Magnetics.

CoLLeGe aDmInIsTraTIondr. michael mcquillen

college president

pete russodurector of athletics

Thomas Billingsley joined the Mercyhurst Col-lege community 34 years ago as an admissions coun-selor. Subsequently, he has served the college in various capacities, including assistant director of admissions,

registrar, director of enrollment services, director of planning and institutional research, and assis-tant to the president. Currently, he is the Executive Vice President for Administration, which includes responsibility for the areas of finance, athletics, maintenance, personnel, Performing Arts and various other programs. Prior to coming to Mercyhurst, Billingsley taught briefly in the Pittsburgh public schools and served as a field artillery officer and as a first lieutenant in the U.S. Army, which included a tour of duty in Vietnam. He was awarded the Bronze Star and the Army Commendation Medal for Valor. Billingsley received his undergraduate degree in history from Gannon University in 1965. He earned

his master’s degree in history from the University of Virginia in 1967. He also did doctoral work at SUNY/Buffalo. Billingsley served as co-chair of the 2001-02 Middle States Self-Study Steering Committee and is a member of numerous other college committees. He additionally has served on several Erie community committees.

tom billingsleyvice president of administration

merCYHUrsT CoLLeGemercyhurst college

at a Glance Founded 1926Type of College Catholic liberal arts. Founded by the Sisters of Mercy Coedcational since February 9, 1969.School Colors Blue/Green/WhiteMotto Carpe Diem - ‘Seize the Opportunity’Enrollment 3,157 on main campusClass of 2008 717 students from 29 states and 11 foreign countries. (Canada, Ecuador, Germany, Honduras, Ireland, Jamaica, Nepal, Nicaragua, Poland, South Korea, and the United Kingdom)Full-time Employees 391Faculty 131 full-timeCampus 70-acre main campus with 57 buildings in Erie, Pa.Budget $75.8 million Endowment $19.4 MillionNumber of Alumni Nearly 12,000Degrees 50 majors, 67 concentrations Bachelors Degrees Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of MusicGraduate Degrees Master of Science in Special Education, Administration of Justice, Organizational Leadership, Forensic and Biological Anthropology and Applied IntelligenceAssociate Degrees Associate of Arts, Associate of ScienceAdult Programs Comprehensive degrees, post-baccalaureate certificates and graduate programs. Accelerated degree program. Teacher certification. Library Holdings 178,730 volumes (books, bound serials) 10,669 AV materials (CDs, videocas settes, DVDs, phonograph records) 1,013 serial subscriptions (727 paper, 289 electronic)

special Recognition•Ranked among the top 12 comprehen-sive colleges in the North by U.S. News & World Report Best American Colleges Guide, and newly named as a “Best Value” by the same guide.

• Named by The Princeton Review as one of “The Best Northeastern Col-leges” in one of five Princeton Review regional guidebooks. The Mid-Atlantic volume highlights “98 great schools to consider.”

•Second largest of the four-year Mercy colleges in the country

•Honored with the 2003 Council for Advancement and Support of Education Wealth ID Awards for educational fund-raising. This is the second time the col-lege has been honored with this award; the first was 1994.

mercyhurst History It took a century and a quarter for Erie’s class-rooms to reach the ridge crowning the city. In 1926, Mercyhurst College opened its doors on a wind-swept hill overlooking Lake Erie, just a few blocks away from the city’s southern boundary. Today, the college is in its 79th year after being founded by the Sisters of Mercy of the Erie Catholic Diocese, who were led by Mother M. Borgia Egan, first president of Mercyhurst College. The heritage of Mercyhurst, however, can be traced back to Mother Catherine McAuley, who founded the Sisters of Mercy in Dub-lin, Ireland. From its roots on 75 acres of farmland on the bluffs overlooking Lake Erie to Mercyhurst’s modern campus, the college has undergone dynamic change. Today Mercyhurst covers six blocks and is the largest piece of unbroken real estate in Erie. More importantly, Mercyhurst has emerged as a major force in the educational landscape of the re-gion, while remaining true to its mission as a private Catholic liberal arts college in the Mercy tradition. From the beginning, Mother Borgia was determined to make Mercyhurst the “beauty spot in the diocese of Erie.” Wanting the institution to be a masterpiece of harmony, she directed that the exterior of the college be given as much atten-tion as its interior. Under her direction, the Sisters hired prominent architect F. Ferdinand Durang of Philadelphia to create Old Main. It became a mas-terpiece of English Gothic design and stateliness that has a suggestion of medieval castle in its lines. With the addition of the college gates in 1950, the Mercyhurst campus became a city landmark. In Mercyhurst history, three dates stand out above all others: Sept. 20, 1926, when the college opened; Oct. 5, 1928, when the school received its charter; and Feb. 3, 1969, when the board of trustees voted to admit the first class of men to Mercyhurst. There were three periods of rapid growth and remarkable leadership in the history of the college. Led by three outstanding presidents, they were: the

areas of study at mercyhurst

Bachelor of ArtsAccountingArchaeology/AnthropologyArt Art Education Graphic Design StudioArt TherapyBiology Biology Education Ecosystem Conservation Pre-Dental Pre-Medical Pre-Pharmacy Pre-VeterinaryBusiness Advertising Business/Chemistry Computer Information Technology Finance Management Marketing Sport Business ManagementChemistry Chemistry Education Environmental ScienceCommunication Journalism Management Information Systems Web Information SystemsCriminal Justice Corrections Juvenile Justice Law Enforcement Pre-LawDance Performance Teaching/Choreography

Early Childhood EducationEarly Childhood/Elementary Educa-tionEarly Childhood/Special EducationEarth/Space Science EducationElementary EducationElementary Education/Special EducationEnglish Creative Writing Pre-Law Secondary Education WritingGeneral Science EducationGeology Environmental Geology/ Hydrogeology GeoarchaeolgyHistory Social Studies Education Public HistoryHotel Restaurant and institutional Management Facilities and Property Management Food and Beverage Management Hotel Management Clubhouse and Golf Management Professional Convention Managementintelligence Studies Research Intelligence Analyst Programinternational BusinessMathematics Secondary EducationMusicPhilosophyPolitical Science Environmental Studies and Politics Pre-Law

Pre-Major StudiesPsychology NeuroscienceReligious Education and Lay MinistryReligious StudiesSociology CriminologySocial WorkSpecial EducationWorld Languages and CulturesWorld Language Education French SpanishBachelor of ScienceApplied Forensic Sciences Criminalistics Forensic Anthropology Forensic Chemistry and Toxicology Forensic Wildlife InvestigationArchaeology/Anthropology Archaeology BioarchaeologyBiochemistryBiology Medical TechnologyChemistryEarth/Space Science EducationFamily and Consumer Studies Dietetics Family and Consumer Sciences Education Fashion Merchandising Interior Design Marriage and Family StudiesGeneral Science EducationGeologySportsmedicine Athletic Training Health/Fitness Promotion Pre-Medical Pre-Physical Therapy

First Spring under Mother Borgia (1926-1959), who gave birth to the college and guided it through its formative years; the Second Spring spearheaded by Sister Carolyn Herrmann (1963-1972), who led Mercyhurst through the challenge of coeducation; and the Third Spring, under the driving force of Dr. William P. Garvey (1980 to 2005), who brought the college to its current vitality. In the past two decades of the Third Spring, Mercyhurst has become one of the 12 top com-prehensive colleges in the North and the second largest Mercy college in America. Between its two campuses, it has grown enrollment to a record 4,000 students, full-time faculty members number 168, endowment has increased to $20 million and its budget to more than $75.8 million. An unprecedented $40 million program of buildings and campus renovations has dramatically changed the look of Mercyhurst during the past 20 years. Old Main remains the spiritual center of a campus that has blossomed to include more than 50 structures. In fall 2002, the $7.5 million Audrey Hirt Academic Center opened on the southeast edge of campus. The much-anticipated, technology-rich classroom building was funded largely through the college’s $22.8 million capital campaign. In addition to the pace-setting growth on the main campus, in 1991 Mercyhurst purchased the 100-year-old Redemptorist Seminary in North East. Now, with 856 students enrolled in two-year and certificate programs at the 84-acre campus, con-struction has been completed for a $5 million health and safety structure on the Mercyhurst North East campus and ground will soon be broken for a $1.3 million residential complex. Recently the board of trustees is conducted a presidential search to identify the 11th president of Mercyhurst College. Dr. Thomas Gamble, the college’s vice president for academic affairs, was selected and will assume his new duties on March 1, 2006. Dr. Michael McQuillen will lead the college as interim president until then.

Directions to campus

From PittsburghI-79 North to I-90 East to Erie, Exit 27. (130 miles)

From Buffalo I-90 West to Erie, Exit 27. (95 miles)

From Cleveland I-90 East to Erie, Exit 27. (95 miles)

From Philadelphia PA Turnpike or I-80 West to I-79 North to I-90 East to Erie, Exit 27. (394 miles)

From New York City I-80 West to I-79 North to I-90 East to Erie, Exit 27. (495 miles)

From Boston I-90 West to Erie, Exit 27. (552 miles)

From Long island Cross George Washington Bridge to I-80 West to I-79 North to I-90 East to Erie, Exit 27. (485 miles)

Exit 27 (State Street Exit)Take Rt. 97 North for one mile to Jct. 505. Veer right and continue on Rt. 97 North (Old French Road) to East 38th Street. Turn right, four blocks to Mercyhurst College.

Erie international Airport Rt. 5 (West 12th Street to State Street). Turn right (South) on State Street to East 38th Street. Left five blocks to Mercyhurst College. (10 miles)

2005-06ScheduleDate Opponent Time10/01/05 DURHAM (exhibition) 7:00 PM10/07/05 MINNESOTA STATE 7:00 PM10/08/05 MINNESOTA STATE 2:00 PM10/14/05 at Clarkson 2:00 PM10/15/05 at Clarkson 2:00 PM10/21/05 MINNESOTA 7:00 PM10/22/05 MINNESOTA (Parents’ Weekend) 3:00 PM10/29/05 ST. LAWRENCE 2:00 PM10/30/05 ST. LAWRENCE 1:00 PM11/04/05 NIAGARA* 7:35 PM11/05/05 NIAGARA* 3:05 PM11/11/05 at Bemidji State 8:07 PM11/12/05 at Bemidji State 3:07 PM11/25/05 at Princeton 7:00 PM11/26/05 at Princeton 3:00 PM12/03/05 YALE 2:00 PM12/04/05 YALE 1:00 PM12/09/05 at Robert Morris* 7:30 PM12/10/05 at Robert Morris* 7:30 PM01/07/06 at UConn 2:00 PM

Front Row (L-R): Laura Hosier, Samantha Shirley, Maria Lewis, Mike Sisti, Aaron Kemp, Sara Simard, Danielle Lansing, Courtney Drennen. Middle Row (L-R): Mike Folga, Danielle Ayearst, Stephanie Jones, Sherilyn Fraser, Ashley Pendleton, Sarah Kurth, Nicole Nelson, Lesley McArthur, Jill Nugent, Stefanie Bourbeau. Back Row (L-R): Courtney Unruh, Emily Berzins, Michelle Bonello, Julia Colizza, Robyn Law, Kristen Erickson, Valerie Chouinard, Natalie Payne.

Date Opponent Time01/08/06 at Providence 1:00 PM01/13/06 WAYNE STATE* 7:05 PM01/14/06 WAYNE STATE* 2:05 PM01/21/06 at Niagara* 7:00 PM01/22/06 at Niagara* 2:00 PM01/27/06 at New Hampshire 7:00 PM01/28/06 at Boston College 7:00 PM02/03/06 COLGATE 7:00 PM02/04/06 COLGATE 2:00 PM02/10/06 at Wayne State* 7:00 PM02/11/06 at Wayne State* 2:00 PM02/24/06 at Cornell 7:00 PM02/25/06 at Cornell 2:00 PM03/03/06 ROBERT MORRIS* 7:05 PM03/04/06 ROBERT MORRIS* 2:05 PM03/09/06 CHA Semifinals TBA03/12/06 CHA Championships 11:00 AM

*denotes CHA contesthome games in CAPS