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1 MICHIGAN HOCKEY GAME NOTES PAGE X1 RELEASE NO. 6 - OCTOBER 31, 2006 MICHIGAN HOCKEY GAME NOTES MICHIGAN HOCKEY 9 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 9 CCHA TITLES 7 CCHA TOURNAMENT CROWNS 16 STRAIGHT NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONS MATT TREVOR HOCKEY CONTACT OFFICE (734) FAX (734) MTREVOR@UMICH.EDU SCHEDULE AND RESULTS OCT TOBER 6...WATERLOO (EX)... W, U.S. NTDP (EX)... W, 3-2 OT 13...ALABAMA-HUNTSVILLE... W, CONNECTICUT... W, MIAMI*... W, MIAMI*...L, NORTHEASTERN...W, 4-3 OT 28...NORTHEASTERN...L, 2-3 NOVEMBER E 3...at Michigan State*... 7:05 P.M. 4...MICHIGAN STATE*...7:35 P.M NEBRASKA-OMAHA*...7:35 P.M NEBRASKA-OMAHA*...7:35 P.M at Ferris State*... 7:00 P.M at Ferris State*... 7:00 P.M MICHIGAN STATE*...7:35 P.M. COLLEGE HOCKEY SHOWCASE 24...at Wisconsin... 7:05 P.M at Minnesota... 7:05 P.M. DECEMBER E E 1...WESTERN MICHIGAN*...7:35 P.M. 2...at Western Michigan*... 7:35 p.m. 8...NOTRE DAME*...7:35 P.M at Notre Dame*... 3:05 p.m. GREAT LAKES INVITATIONAL 29...vs. Michigan Tech... 8:00 p.m vs. Michigan State/Harvard... TBD JANUARY A 9...BOWLING GREEN*...7:35 P.M NORTHERN MICHIGAN*...7:35 P.M NORTHERN MICHIGAN*...7:35 P.M at Alaska*... 7:05 p.m at Alaska*... 7:05 p.m FERRIS STATE*...8:05 P.M FERRIS STATE*...7:35 P.M. FEBRUARY R 2...at Western Michigan*... 7:35 p.m. 3...WESTERN MICHIGAN*...7:35 P.M. 9...at Bowling Green*... 7:05 p.m vs. Michigan State* (JLA)... 7:35 p.m atLake Superior State*... 7:35 p.m vs. Lake Superior State* (JLA)... 3:00 p.m at Ohio State*... 7:05 p.m at Ohio State*... 7:05 p.m. MARCH CCHA TOURNAMENT st Round (Campus)...TBA Quarterfinal Round (Campus)...TBA Championship (JLA)...TBA NCAA TOURNAMENT Midwest Regional...(Grand Rapids, Mich.) East Regional...(Rochester, N.Y.) Northeast Regional...(Manchester, N.H.) West Regional... (Denver, Colo.) APRIL Frozen Four...(St. Louis, Mo.) HAIL TO THE VICTORS VALIANT HAIL TO THE CONQU RING HEROES Games 7 & 8: #9 Michigan Wolverines (4-2-0, CCHA) at/vs. #5 Michigan State Spartans (3-1-0, CCHA) Friday, Nov. 3 7:05 p.m. Munn Ice Arena (6,470), East Lansing, Mich. Saturday, Nov. 4 7:35 p.m. Yost Ice Arena (6,637), Ann Arbor, Mich. Series vs. MSU: Michigan leads Series Streak: MSU won one Last Meeting vs. MSU: L, 1-4, 3/17/2006 Last Michigan Win: 5-4, 11/20/2004 Television: Friday - Comcast Local Live Video: Saturday - ESPN 360 (ESPN.com) Radio: Michigan Sports Network (See Below), MGoBlue.com, WCBN (FM 88.3) Live Stats: MGoBlue.com TELEVISION COVERAGE Friday s game in East Lansing will be broadcast by Comcast Local. Ben Holden will call the game with Sean Ritchlin as the analyst. Saturday s game in Ann Arbor will only be available online on ESPN 360, which can be accessed via ESPN.com. Jason Patton and Jim Paradise will be the commentators. The following internet service providers support ESPN 360: BELD, Cavalier, Charter LA, Charter Stl, Conway, Frontier, Grande, Iowa Network Services, Liberty PR, Mediacom, MidHudson, MTC, Phonoscope, Shen-Heights, SMU, StarStream, US Cable, Verizon. RADIO COVERAGE Friday: WTKA-Ann Arbor (AM 1050), WXYT-Detroit (AM 1270), WOOD-Grand Rapids (AM 1300), WIAN- Marquette (AM 1240), WKNW-Sault Ste. Marie (AM 1400). Saturday: WTKA-Ann Arbor (AM 1050), CKWW- Detroit/Windsor (AM 580), WKJC Tawas (FM 104.7), WCBY-Cheboygan (AM 1240), WOOD-Grand Rapids (AM 1300), WKNW-Sault Ste. Marie (AM 1400). Radio broadcasts are courtesy of the Michigan Sports Network. Al Randall handles the play-byplay duties with Jim Hunt as the analyst. The same broadcast is also available free on MGoBlue.com. U-M s student radio station, WCBN, also carries the games on FM 88.3 and wcbn.org. NORTHEASTERN, GAME 1 RECAP In a battle of special teams, the Wolverines beat the Huskies 4-3 in overtime. U-M was three for seven on the power play, while NU converted three for nine. Kevin Porter scored two times, including the game-winner at 1:01 of overtime on a redirection in the slot. T.J. Hensick had two assists and David Rohlfs had a goal and an assist. Mike Morris spearheaded the Huskies offense, with power-play goals DROP THE PUCK less than two minutes apart in the second period to give NU a 3-2 lead. Chad Kolarik provided the tying goal for the Wolverines late in the second period. NORTHEASTERN, GAME 2 RECAP Michigan outshot the Huskies by a margin, but still fell by a 3-2 count. The Wolverines were zero for twelve on the power play. Jack Johnson scored the lone goal of the first period. NU answered with goals just over two minutes apart in the middle stanza to take the lead. The Huskies extended their lead to 3-2 halfway through the third period. Kevin Porter scored with 3:24 remaining but U-M could not get the tying goal. MAIZE OUT SATURDAY Saturday s game (Nov. 4) has been designated as a Maize Out for the Wolverine faithful. All fans are encouraged to dress in maize clothing. CURRENT STREAKS Player Games G-A-P Streak T.J. Hensick assists/points Jack Johnson points Matt Hunwick assists/points Kevin Porter goals/points Lineup on 10/28/06 vs. Northeastern Left Wing Center Right Wing Porter Hensick Rohlfs Lebler Cogliano Kolarik Miller Turnbull Bailey Naurato Fardig Cook Defense Goalie Johnson Hunwick Sauer Dest Summers Jakiel Kampfer Mitera Mayhew

2 MICHIGAN HOCKEY GAME NOTES PAGE 2 MICHIGAN HOCKEY AT/VS. MICHIGAN I STATE T U-M SPORTS WEEKLY The University of Michigan Athletic Department, Host Communications and 1270 XYT The Sports Station have teamed to provide Wolverine fans with a weekly one-hour radio show, Michigan Sports Weekly. The weekly radio program during the hockey season will feature WXYT s Doug Karsch and Art Regner, in addition to Jim Brandstatter. The show will air weekly on 1270 XYT The Sports Station and throughout the region on Michigan Radio Network affiliates. Check your local affiliate for the broadcast day and time. The Michigan Sports Weekly Show will air 40 times throughout the academic year and provide coverage of all 25 Wolverine varsity sports. In addition, Michigan fans can listen to the audio stream of the show free of charge through MGoBlue.com. Following is a listing of days and times that the show will air during the fall season on 1270 WXYT: Date Tuesday, Oct. 31 Tuesday, Nov. 7 Tuesday, Nov. 14 Wednesday, Nov. 22 Tuesday, Nov. 28 Wednesday, Dec. 6 Tuesday, Dec. 12 Tuesday, Dec. 19 Tuesday, Dec. 26 Time 7-8 p.m. 7-8 p.m. 7-8 p.m. 7-8 p.m. 7-8 p.m. 7-8 p.m. 7-8 p.m. 7-8 p.m. 7-8 p.m. U-M ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONS ASSOCIATE ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Bruce Madej (bmad@umich.edu) HOCKEY CONTACT Matt Trevor (mtrevor@umich.edu) FOLLOW THE WOLVERINES ON THE WEB Free audio for all Michigan hockey games is available via MGoBlue.com and the Michigan All-Access page. In addition, free live statistics from CSTV s Gametracker can be accessed on the All-Access page for all home games, CCHA road contests and other selected games. Check the MGoBlue.com Multimedia page for links and more information. Additionally, links to live stats for all CCHA teams can be found at CCHA.com. Highlights from Saturday s game against Michigan State will be available on the Michigan All-Access page. THE RED BERENSON SHOW Tune in to WTKA (AM 1050) each Tuesday evening at 6:15 p.m., for the Red Berenson show, which airs live from the Creekside Grill in Ann Arbor. The 45-minute show is hosted by U-M hockey color analyst Jim Hunt. Archived shows are also available via MGoBlue.com s All-Access page. UNIVERSITY INFORMATION School: University of Michigan Location: Ann Arbor, Mich. Enrollment: 37,306 Founded: 1817 University President: Mary Sue Coleman Director of Athletics: William C. Martin Nickname: Wolverines Colors: Maize and Blue Fight Song: The Victors Conference: CCHA YOST ICE ARENA Completed: 1924 (football practice facility) Converted for Hockey: 1973 (34th season) Stadium Capacity: 6,637 Rink Dimensions: 200 x 85 Largest Crowd (Opponent, Date): 8,411 (Michigan State, 1/29/88) Largest Crowd, Post 1996 Renovation (Opponent, Date): 6,986 (Michigan State, 1/19/02) Record at Yost Ice Arena: SEASON IN REVIEW Overall Record: (.573) CCHA Record: (.554), 3rd Place Home: / Away: / Neutral: th, Final U.S. College Hockey Online Poll 12th, Final USA Hockey Magazine Poll NCAA Tournament First Round 16th Consecutive NCAA Tournament Appearance STATISTICAL LEADERS PLAYER G A P PIM PP SH GW Jr, F, T.J. Hensick Sr, F, Andrew Ebbett So, F, Kevin Porter So, F, Chad Kolarik Fr, D, Jack Johnson Phone: (734) Fax: (734) Internet Site: MGoBlue.com Mailing Address: Athletic Media Relations University of Michigan 1000 S. State St. Ann Arbor, MI TEAM INFORMATION Captain: Matt Hunwick, Sr., D Alternate Captains: T.J. Hensick, Sr., F and Jason Dest, Sr., D Lettermen Returning/Lost: 18/6 Forwards Returning/Lost: 10/4 Defensemen Returning/Lost: 6/1 Goalies Returning/Lost: 2/ Roster NO. NAME POS. YR. 3 Jack Johnson D So. 4 Chris Summers D Fr. 5 Steve Kampfer D Fr. 6 Matt Hunwick D Sr. 7 T.J. Hensick F Sr. 8 Jason Dest D Sr. 9 Andrew Cogliano F So. 10 Travis Turnbull F So. 11 Kevin Porter F Jr. 12 Chris Fragner F Jr. 14 Brian Lebler F Fr. 15 Anthony Ciraulo F Fr. 16 David Rohlfs F Sr. 17 Mark Mitera D So. 18 Tim Miller F So. 19 Jon Montville D Jr. 20 Eric Elmblad D/F Fr. 21 Jason Bailey F So. 22 Brandon Naurato F So. 24 Chad Kolarik F Jr. 25 Tim Cook D Sr. 26 Danny Fardig F So. 27 Morgan Ward F 5th 30 Mike Mayhew G Sr. 33 Steve Jakiel G Fr. 36 Billy Sauer G So. Head Coach: Red Berenson Associate Head Coach: Mel Pearson Assistant Coach: Billy Powers PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Ciraulo: Sir-ill-oh Cogliano: Cog-lee-ah-no Jakiel: Jay-keel Kolarik: Kah-lore-ick Lebler: Lee-blur Mitera: Mi-teer-ah Naurato: Nah-rot-oh Rohlfs: Rolfs GOALTENDER GP W-L-T GAA MIN % SO Noah Ruden Billy Sauer

3 MICHIGAN HOCKEY GAME NOTES PAGE 3 CAREER STATS VS. MICHIGAN STATE Name GP G A Pts. PP SH GW Hensick Kolarik Cogliano Mitera Rohlfs Dest Johnson Porter Miller Hunwick Cook Turnbull Fardig Bailey Naurato GOALTENDING Billy Sauer GP W-L-T GAA SV% Ann Arbor East Lansing Detroit Totals Sauer Game-By Game vs. Michigan State Date Site Res Min GA Svs 10/22/05 H T 65: /27/06 A T 65: /28/06 N T 65: Totals : Home : Away : Neutral : THE MICHIGAN-MICHIGAN STATE SERIES According to Michigan records, the Wolverines are against Michigan State, all-time. As a result of MSU and U-M recognizing their own varsity status at different times in the 1920 s the series record differs at each school. In East Lansing, MSU leads In Ann Arbor, Michigan holds a edge. The Wolverines are in their last eight games against the Spartans. U-M s last win came on Nov. 20, 2004, as the Maize and Blue completed a home-and-home weekend sweep. In CCHA play, the Spartans are the only team in the league to hold an advantage over the Wolverines at Since the start of the season, Michigan trails Six of the last eight meetings have gone to overtime with five ending in a tie and MSU winning once. Thirty-three out of the last 35 meetings have been decided by two or fewer goals, including 14 of the last 15. A complete series history is available on page 138 of the Michigan Hockey Guide or in the history section of the ice hockey team s home page on MGoBlue.com. Tale of the Tape MICHIGAN I H OCKEY AT/VS. MICHIGAN I STATE T MICHIGAN MICHIGAN STATE Last Week W (OT), 4-3 vs. Northeastern W, 5-3 vs. St. Lawrence L, 3-2 vs. Northeastern W, 7-5 vs. Sacred Heart Overall Record Current Streak Loss 1 Win 2 Home Record Road Record Neutral Site Record League Record/Place (T-6th) (T-6th) Overtime Record Last 5 games Last 10 games For/Average (NCAA Rank) 28/4.67 (T-4th) 18/4.50 (T-6th) CCHA For/Average, Rank 7/3.50 (T-2nd) 6/3.00 (T-5th) Against/Average (NCAA Rank) 19/3.17 (T-33rd) 12/3.00 (T-25th) CCHA Against/Average, Rank 7/3.50 (T-9th) 4/2.00 (T-3rd) Power Play Percentage (NCAA Rank).178 (8-45) (T-26th).185 (5-27) (23rd) CCHA Power Play Percentage, Rank.091 (1-11) (T-5th).067 (1-15) (T-9th) Penalty Kill Percentage (NCAA Rank).809 (38-47) (42nd).889 (16-18) (T-11th) CCHA Penalty Kill Percentage, Rank.818 (9-11) (T-7th).909 (10-11) (5th) Shorthanded For/Against 3/3 0/0 Penalty Minutes/Average (NCAA Rank) 132/22.0 (T-16th) 67/16.8 (45th) CCHA Penalty Minutes/Average, Rank 37/18.5 (9th) 53/26.5 (11th) Top Scorer Chad Kolarik (8-3-11) Tim Kennedy (1-4-5) T.J. Hensick (3-8-11) Jay Sprague (1-4-5) Top Goal Scorer Chad Kolarik (8) B. Lerg, Crowder, Sucharski (3) Top Assist Leader T.J. Hensick (8) Kennedy, Sprague (4) Top Defenseman Jack Johnson (4-3-7) Graham, Ratchuk (1-2-3) Dunne (0-3-3) Top Goaltender Billy Sauer Jeff Lerg (4-2-0, 3.31 GAA,.880 SV%) (3-1-0, 3.01 GAA,.840 SV%) MICHIGAN-MICHIGAN STATE SERIES TIDBITS This weekend s meetings are the 255th and 256th between the two schools. Michigan leads the alltime series U-M is in games played against the Spartans in Ann Arbor. When in East Lansing, the Wolverines have a series record of U-M leads when playing at a neutral location. U-M is in one-goal games versus MSU. Michigan trails the Spartans in overtime games with a record of MICHIGAN STATE OUTLOOK Michigan State is coached by Rick Comley, who is in his fifth season with the Spartans. The top scorers for MSU are Tim Kennedy and Jay Sprague who each have lines. A trio of players have three goals apiece, Bryan Lerg, Tim Crowder and Nick Sucharski. Three defensemen have three points each, Ethan Graham (1-2-3), Mike Ratchuk (1-2-3) and Jeff Dunne (0-3-3). Goalie Jeff Lerg is with a 3.01 GAA and a.840 save percentage. The Spartans defeated St. Lawrence (5-3) and Sacred Heart (7-5) at home last weekend. BERENSON VERSUS... Red Berenson s career record against Michigan State is Against Ron Mason from through he was Since Rick Comley took over the helm for MSU, Berenson is against the Spartans. Berenson held an Most goals in a game: U-M - 17 [3/9/1950 at U-M (17-1)] MSU - 12 [1/27/1984 at MSU (1-12)] Shutouts: U-M - 12 [last on 12/5/2003 at U-M (2-0)] MSU - 9 [last on 1/17/2006 at MSU (0-2)] Largest margin of victory: U-M - 16 [3/9/1950 at U-M (17-1)] MSU - 11 [1/27/1984 at MSU (1-12)] Most consecutive wins: U-M - 18, (1/14/1929-1/9/1954) MSU - 8, (1/18/ /18/1983) Longest unbeaten streak: U-M - 32, (1/14/1929-2/23/1957) MSU - 10, (11/21/ /18/1983) advantage over Comley when he was at Northern Michigan. LEADERS AGAINST THE SPARTANS T.J. Hensick is U-M s top scorer against the Spartans. He has accumulated four goals and three assists in 13 career games. Chad Kolarik has five assists in 10 games. Andrew Cogliano has two goals and two assists in five games. Goalie Billy Sauer is 0-0-3, with a 2.77 GAA and a.897 save percentage. HENSICK HITS SIX T.J. Hensick s assist and point streaks extended to six games with the senior alternate captain notching two assists in each game versus Northeastern over the weekend. His 11 points (3-8-11) are tied for the most on the team with Chad Kolarik (8-3-11).

4 MICHIGAN HOCKEY GAME NOTES PAGE 4 MICHIGAN HOCKEY AT/VS. MICHIGAN STATE THE NATIONAL POLLS USA TODAY/USA HOCKEY MAGAZINE (Oct. 30) Team Record Previous 1. Maine (34) Minnesota Boston College Miami Michigan State North Dakota Wisconsin Boston University Michigan Notre Dame Cornell Dartmouth NR 13. Clarkson New Hampshire Michigan Tech NR First-place votes in parentheses U.S. College Hockey Online/CSTV (Oct. 30) Team Record Previous 1. Maine (37) Minnesota (11) Boston College (2) Miami Wisconsin Michigan State Boston University North Dakota Michigan Notre Dame Dartmouth Cornell New Hampshire Clarkson Denver Harvard St. Cloud State Michigan Tech NR 19. Northern Michigan Nebraska-Omaha NR First-place votes in parentheses Tracking U-M in the Polls Date... USCHO... USA Today Preseason Oct Oct Oct Oct ICE TIME Defenseman Jack Johnson led the team in playing time on Oct. 27 against Northeasern with 30:06. The next night, Matt Hunwick led the team in time on ice (28:14) because Johnson was ejected midway through the game. Forward T.J. Hensick led the forwards in ice time in each game against the Huskies. He had 21:27 on Oct. 27 and 25:46 on Oct. 28. HIGH PRODUCTIVITY Kevin Porter set season highs for goals (2) and points (3) while notching the overtime, game-winning goal in a 4-3 triumph against Northeastern on Oct. 27. His first goal that night was his 30th goal as a Wolverine and the game-winner in overtime propelled him to the 70-point plateau for his career. He also recorded his 20th career multi-point game and fifth career multi-goal game. KOLARIK NETS ANOTHER Chad Kolarik scored his eighth goal of the season on Oct. 27 against NU. His eight markers lead the team while his 11 total points are tied for the team lead with T.J. Hensick ( ). Kolarik has two hat tricks this year and has goals in four out of six games. His 1.33 goals per game average leads the nation. ROHLFS ROLLS ON David Rohlfs has a goal in four of U-M s six games this season after his tally on Oct. 27 against NU. Rohlfs has already amassed a line this year while skating alongside T.J. Hensick and Kevin Porter. Rohlfs career-best goal and point outputs came in his freshman season of when he had seven goals and 13 points. Rohlfs set his single-season assist mark with 10 helpers in PEOPLE WATCHING Jack Johnson extended his point streak to three games with an assist on Oct. 27 and a goal on Oct. 28 versus Northeastern. He has a line. Due to a one-game suspension he must serve during U-M s game at Michigan State on Nov. 3, Johnson will have to wait until Nov. 4 to try to push his streak to four games when U-M hosts the Spartans on Nov. 4. HENSICK APPROACHING TOP 10 ASSISTS T.J. Hensick s four-assist weekend gave him 109 career assists and moved him into a tie for 12th place on Michigan s all-time forwards assist list. He is tied with Kevin Hilton ( ) and Gordon Wilkie ( ). Hensick needs one more assist to tie for 11th place and two more feeds to crack the top 10. HUNWICK CLIMBS D-MAN ASSIST LIST With two assists over the weekend, Matt Hunwick earned his 54th and 55th career assists to tie Bubba Berenzweig ( ) and Connie Hill ( ) for 20th place on U-M s all-time defensemen assist list. His next assist will put him in a tie for 19th on the chart. POWER PLAY WOES Michigan has allowed a power-play goal against in all six games this season. U-M s penalty-killing percentage is.809 (38 for 47). In comparison, the Wolverines are converting at a.178 clip (8 for 45) and have been held scoreless with the man-advantage in two of six games. JEKYLL AND HYDE After three weeks, Michigan is in the first game of a weekend series. Michigan is averaging 6.0 goals per game while allowing 2.3. In game twos, the Wolverines are 1-2-0, averaging 3.3 goals per game and giving up 4.0. OTHER MILESTONES REACHED David Rohlfs 25th career assist (Oct. 27) Andrew Cogliano s 20th career assist (Oct. 27) Jack Johnson s 25th career assist (Oct. 27) Jason Dest s 25th career point (Oct. 28) OVERTIME GAME-WINNERS Kevin Porter s goal in overtime against Northeastern on Oct. 27 ended U-M s winless stretch in overtime. Prior to Porter, the last time a Michigan player scored an overtime goal came at Northern Michigan on Nov. 10, Brandon Naurato knocked in that gamewinner 35 games earlier. RUNNING ITEMS HOMEBODIES The Wolverines play nine of their first 10 games of the season at Yost Ice Arena, including the opening half dozen contests. Even after that stretch, Michigan will only leave its home state for three games before the New Year, the first two not occurring until the College Hockey Showcase in Wisconsin and Minnesota at Thanksgiving, 13 games into the season. U- M also ventures to Notre Dame in December. BERENSON EARNS LESTER PATRICK AWARD Head coach Red Berenson was named one of five honorees who will be receiving the Lester Patrick Award, the National Hockey League announced on October 3. Berenson, along with hockey greats Steve Yzerman, Reed Larson, Glen Sonmor and Marcel Dionne, will be recognized Monday, Nov. 6, at a luncheon at Joe Louis Arena in Detroit. The Patrick Award is given for outstanding service to hockey in the United States. BERENSON APPROACHING 600 WINS Head coach Red Berenson is 11 wins away from reaching the 600-win plateau for his career. He will be the eighth coach in NCAA hockey history to reach the milestone. Berenson s 589 wins put him in eighth place on the NCAA hockey all-time wins list. He is 66 wins away from tying Jeff Sauer (655, Colorado College, Wisconsin) for seventh place. Berenson has a career record of , good for a.666 winning percentage.

5 MICHIGAN HOCKEY GAME NOTES PAGE 5 Chad Kolarik 11 T.J. Hensick 11 Kevin Porter 9 Chad Kolarik 8 Kevin Porter 4 David Rohlfs 4 Jack Johnson 4 T.J. Hensick 8 Kevin Porter 5 David Rohlfs 4 Andrew Cogliano 4 MICHIGAN I H OCKEY AT/VS. MICHIGAN STATE MICHIGAN TEAM LEADERS NATIONAL STATISTIC RANKINGS 1-2 COMBINATION The Wolverines were picked to finish atop the CCHA by the media while being slotted second behind the Michigan State Spartans in the coaches poll at CCHA Media Day on Sept. 27. U-M earned 26 of the 77 first-place votes to edge out the Spartans for the top seed in the media poll. In the coaches poll, Michigan received one top vote. Michigan State received seven first-place votes from coaches and collected 38 of the 77 first-place votes in the media poll. After MSU and U-M, the other consensus top five teams in both polls were Miami (3) and Nebraska-Omaha (5). Northern Michigan was tapped as the fourth-place team in the media poll, while Ohio State filled the spot in the coaches poll. Michigan has been a favorite in at least one of the CCHA preseason polls in four of the past five seasons. LEADER AND BEST Heading into the season, senior forward T.J. Hensick was the active career leader in two of the three major offensive statistics. Hensick had 153 career points, putting him eight points ahead of Nebraska- Omaha s Scott Parse (145). With 101 career assists, Hensick was 11 feeds in front of Parse s total (90). Hensick s 52 career goals had him in second place to Parse s 55 career tallies. ACTIVE CAREER GOAL LEADERS (as of 10/30/06) Scott Parse, Nebraska-Omaha 59 T.J. Hensick, Michigan 55 Pierre-Luc O Brien, Sacred Heart 52 Brian Boyle, Boston College 49 Jacob Micflikier, New Hampshire 49 ACTIVE CAREER ASSIST LEADERS (as of 10/30/06) T.J. Hensick, Michigan 109 Scott Parse, Nebraska-Omaha 96 Reid Cashman, Quinnipiac 92 Defenseman Jack Johnson 7 Matt Hunwick 3 Mark Mitera 3 Game-winning Brian Lebler 1 T.J. Hensick 1 Chad Kolarik 1 Kevin Porter 1 Plus/Minus Jack Johnson +8 Chad Kolarik +6 David Rohlfs +6 Power-Play Chad Kolarik 2 Kevin Porter 2 David Rohlfs 1 Jack Johnson 1 Steve Kampfer 1 Brian Lebler 1 Shorthanded T.J. Hensick 1 Chad Kolarik 1 Andrew Cogliano 1 Penalty Minutes Jack Johnson 23 Tim Miller 19 Jason Bailey 12 Brian Lebler 12 Tyler Hirsch, Minnesota 78 Darin Olver, Northern Michigan 77 ACTIVE CAREER POINT LEADERS (as of 10/30/06) T.J. Hensick, Michigan 164 Scott Parse, Nebraska-Omaha 155 Jacob Micflikier, New Hampshire 117 Darin Olver, Northern Michigan 115 Pierre-Luc O Brien, Sacred Heart 114 CAPTAIN HUNWICK Senior defenseman Matt Hunwick is the 86th captain in Michigan hockey history. Hunwick, who was an alternate captain last season, replaces graduated captain Andrew Ebbett. In , senior forward T.J. Hensick and senior defenseman Jason Dest will support Hunwick as alternate captains. Hensick was also an alternate a season ago. Hunwick, a Sterling Heights, Mich., native, is just the second U-M captain to hail from the state of Michigan in the last 16 seasons. Andy Burnes (Battle Creek) was the captain in Prior to Burnes, Don Stone (Utica) was a co-captain with David Harlock in GOING THE DISTANCE Senior defenseman Jason Dest entered the season with the second-longest active games-played streak in the nation. He is currently at 131 games. North Dakota s Chris Porter has never missed a game in his career, skating in 140 consecutive contests. Dest sat out the first game of his freshman season against Mercyhurst on Oct. 4, 2003, at Yost Ice Arena. He saw his first action on Oct. 10, 2003, at Miami s Goggin Ice Arena and has not been removed from the lineup since. Dest is tied with Michigan State s Ethan Graham for second place in active career games played. Both players have 131 appearances, but Graham s have not all come consecutively. Following is where Michigan ranks as a team and individually in the nation, compiled by collegehockeystats. com, through games of Oct. 29: TEAM (Note: there are 59 NCAA Div. I teams) Category Rank Avg. Scoring Offense T Scoring Defense T Scoring Margin T Penalty Minutes T Power Play T % Penalty Killing % Special Teams T % Winning Percentage T % Unbeaten Streak INDIVIDUAL Name Category Rank No. Chad Kolarik PPG T T.J. Hensick PPG T Kevin Porter PPG T David Rohlfs PPG T Jack Johnson PPG T Andrew Cogliano PPG T Chad Kolarik GPG T David Rohlfs GPG T Kevin Porter GPG T Jack Johnson GPG T T.J. Hensick GPG T Andrew Cogliano GPG T T.J. Hensick APG T Kevin Porter APG T Chad Kolarik PwG T-35 2 Kevin Porter PwG T-35 2 T.J. Hensick ShG T-5 1 Chad Kolarik ShG T-5 1 Andrew Cogliano ShG T-5 1 T.J. Hensick GWG T-14 1 Brian Lebler GWG T-14 1 Chad Kolarik GWG T-14 1 Kevin Porter GWG T-14 1 Jack Johnson PPGD T Billy Sauer GAA Billy Sauer SV% Billy Sauer WIN% CATEGORY ABBREVIATIONS: PPG- points per game; GPGgoals per game; APG- assists per game; GWG- game winning goals; PwG- power play goals; ShG- shorthanded goals; PPGD- points per game, defenseman; PPGR- points per game, rookie; GAA- goals-against average; SV%- save percentage; WIN%- winning percentage.

6 MICHIGAN HOCKEY GAME NOTES PAGE 6 MICHIGAN HOCKEY AT/VS. MICHIGAN STATE HEAD COACH RED BERENSON A 17-year veteran of the NHL, Red Berenson (U-M, 1962) is in his 23rd season at the helm for the Wolverines, where he owns a record. Berenson is currently in 8th place on college hockey s coaching wins list and is one of 14 head coaches in college hockey history to accumulate 500 wins. A former Michigan captain and two-time All-American for U-M from , Berenson has averaged more than 26 wins per season in his collegiate coaching career. He has led Michigan to a pair of NCAA Championships (1996, 1998) and 16 consecutive appearances in the NCAA Tournament, the longest active streak of any school in college hockey. He spent three seasons ( ) as head coach of the NHL s St. Louis Blues before coming back to Michigan, earning NHL Coach of the Year honors in For his outstanding service to hockey in the United States Berenson will be given the NHL s Lester Patrick Award on Nov. 6, He will be one of five recipients. BERENSON YEAR-BY-YEAR Season GP W L T Pct Totals NCAA HOCKEY ALL-TIME COACHING WINS LIST Coach School(s) Yrs Wins 1. Ron Mason LSSU, BGSU, MSU Jerry York Clarkson, BGSU, BC 1972-SA Jack Parker Boston University 1973-SA Bob Peters NoDak, Bemidji St Rick Comley LSSU, NMU, MSU 1973-SA Len Ceglarski Clarkson, BC Jeff Sauer CC, Wisconsin Red Berenson Michigan 1984-SA John MacInnes Michigan Tech Jack Riley Army Note: List current throughout the season. Yrs = number of year as a head coach, not the number of years at the current school; SA = Still Active. NCAA RULE UPDATES Keeping pace with some of the National Hockey League s rules initiatives, NCAA hockey will feature some rule adjustments in The CCHA will continue to crack down on all obstruction-type penalties as in Officials can now wave off icing if they deem that it s a result of an attainable pass. Also, goalie equipment has shrunk, meaning that each leg pad can be no more than 11 inches across and 38 inches high. The blocker cannot exceed eight inches wide or 15 inches long. From heel to outside edge, the trapper cannot exceed 18 inches. Single-camera video replays will be available at every CCHA arena. Players are allowed to direct pucks into the goal with their skates, unless a distinct kicking motion is used. COACH HEYLIGER PASSES AWAY The Michigan Hockey family lost one of its all time greats on Wednesday, Oct. 4, when former coach and player Vic Heyliger passed away at the age of 94. Heyliger played at Michigan from and returned to coach the Wolverines from 1945 through Over his 13-year coaching career he was responsible for winning six NCAA Championships (1948, 51, 52, 53, 55, 56). FIVE ON ALL-CCHA PRESEASON TEAM Four Michigan skaters were named to the third annual All-CCHA preseason team. Senior forward T.J. Hensick was one of three forwards on the first team, while senior defenseman Matt Hunwick and sophomore defenseman Jack Johnson swept the first-team defensive pairing. Junior forward Kevin Porter earned All- CCHA second team recognition, and Andrew Cogliano received honorable mention. Hensick has finished each of his three previous seasons on an All-CCHA team (first team in and and second team in ). Hunwick is a two-time All- CCHA second team selection ( , ). Johnson was a member of the CCHA-All Rookie team in Neither Porter nor Cogliano have garnered All-CCHA honors in their young careers. THE NEW KIDS Five freshman join the Maize and Blue for the season. The class is made up of two forwards, two defensemen and one goaltender. Up front, Brian Lebler is a 6-2, 210-pound winger from Penticton, B.C. He played for the Penticton Vees in the BCHL last year. Anthony Ciraulo is 5-6, 175 pounds, and is from Clinton Township, Mich. Ciraulo played for the Mahoning Valley Phantoms in the NAHL before coming to U-M. The blue line will be fortified by Chris Summers and Steve Kampfer. Summers (6-2, 185) is from Milan, Mich., and played for the U.S. National Team Development Program for the last two seasons. Kampfer (5-11, 197) played for the Sioux City Musketeers last year and is from Jackson, Mich. Goalie Steve Jakiel checks in at 6-4, 190 pounds. Jakiel, who s from Santa Clarita, Calif., split time with Lincoln and Indianapolis in the USHL a season ago. NCAA TRADITION Michigan made it 16 straight seasons with an NCAA appearance in U-M s streak began in the season, making it the longest active streak in the nation. The Wolverines have reached the Frozen Four on nine occasions during the streak and have gone on to capture two national titles (1996, '98). BEST OF THE BEST Over the last 10 seasons, the Wolverines lead the nation in both wins (285) and winning percentage (.707). Michigan has reached the 30-win mark in four of those seasons ( , , , ). LAST 10 SEASONS ( ) Team Wins Michigan 285 North Dakota 279 Michigan State 263 Colorado College 257 Boston College 255 Team Win Percentage Michigan 70.7 North Dakota 69.9 Michigan State 68.3 New Hampshire 68.3 Maine 68.0 NHL TIES Michigan s 12 NHL draft picks leads the CCHA. The pro rights of nine of those players belong to just four teams. Junior forward Kevin Porter (2004), classmate Chad Kolarik (2004) and freshman defenseman Chris Summers (2006) are property of Phoenix. Anaheim owns the rights to sophomores Jason Bailey (2005) and Mark Mitera (2006). Edmonton has selected David Rohlfs (2003) and Andrew Cogliano (2005), while Colorado has picked senior forward T.J. Hensick (2005) and sophomore goalie Billy Sauer (2006). The other U-M draft picks are senior defenseman Tim Cook (Ottawa- 2003), senior defenseman Matt Hunwick (Boston-2004), sophomore defenseman Jack Johnson (Carolina-2005, traded to L.A.). Northern Michigan is second in the CCHA with nine NHL draftees.

7 CCHA STANDINGS (through 10/29/06) Team GP W L T Pts. Overall 1. Miami Alaska Nebraska-Omaha Ohio State Western Michigan Ferris State Lake Superior MICHIGAN Michigan State Northern Michigan Bowling Green Notre Dame This Week's Schedule Nebraska-Omaha (2) Lake Bowling Green (2) Michigan State (2) Northern Miami (2) Notre Ohio State (2) MICHIGAN I H OCKEY AT/VS. MICHIGAN I STATE T Wayne Western Michigan (Saturday) HONORS AND AWARDS Inside College Hockey National Player of the Week Chad Kolarik (Oct. 16) CCHA Player of the Week Chad Kolarik - Offensive (Oct. 16) Jack Johnson - Defenseman (Oct. 16) Preseason All-CCHA First Team T.J. Hensick, F Matt Hunwick, D Jack Johnson, D Preseason All-CCHA Second Team Kevin Porter, D Preseason All-CCHA Honorable Mention Andrew Cogliano, F WOLVERINES IN THE PROS UPDATE Regular Season Statistics (Through 10/30/06) Players in the NHL GP G A P PIM Mike Cammalleri, F, Los Angeles Kings Mike Comrie, F, Phoenix Coyotes Andy Hilbert, F, New York Islanders Mike Knuble, F, Philadelphia Flyers Mike Komisarek, D, Montreal Canadiens John Madden, F, New Jersey Devils Brendan Morrison, F, Vancouver Canucks Eric Nystrom, F, Calgary Flames Jed Ortmeyer, F, New York Rangers Danny Richmond, Chicago Blackhawks Jeff Tambellini, F, New York Islanders Mike Van Ryn, D, Florida Panthers Aaron Ward, D, New York Rangers GP W-L-OTL GAA SV% Marty Turco, G, Dallas Stars ALUMNI UPDATE Mike Comrie notched a playmaker in Phoenix s 6-2 win on Oct. 26 vs. Edmonton. Mike Knuble has points in his last three games (1-2-3). Aaron Ward is riding a four-game point streak, during which he has accumulated a line. Ward set a career high for points (1-2-3) in a 7-3 win over Comrie s Coyotes on Oct. 28. Players in the AHL GP G A P PIM Mike Brown, F, Manitoba Moose (VAN) Andrew Ebbett, F, Binghampton Senators (OTT) Dwight Helminen, F, Hartford Wolf Pack (NYR) Josh Langfeld, F, Grand Rapids Griffins (DET) Nick Martens, D, San Antonio Rampage (PHO) David Moss, F, Omaha Ak-sar-ben Knights (CGY) Brandon Rogers, D, Norfolk Admirals (CHI) Jason Ryznar, F, Lowell Devils (NJ) Jeff Tambellini, F, Bridgeport Sound Tigers (NYI) Eric Werner, D, Manchester Monarchs (LA) GP W-L-OTL GAA SV% Al Montoya, G, Hartford Wolf Pack (NYR) Steve Shields, G, Houston Aeros (MIN) Players in the ECHL GP G A P PIM Milan Gajic, F, Victoria Salmon Kings (VAN) Brandon Kaleniecki, F, Gwinnett Gladiators (ATL) Inside College Hockey Preseason All-America Team Jack Johnson, D (First Team) T.J. Hensick, F (Third Team) U-M s Record When... On Olympic-sized ice On regulation-sized ice Game 1 of a CCHA weekend series Game 2 of a CCHA weekend series Games following a win Games following a loss Games following a tie The margin of victory is 1 goal The margin of victory is 2 goals The margin of victory is 3+ goals Scoring first The opponent scores first Leading after one period The opponent leads after one period Tied after one period Leading after two periods The opponent leads after two periods Tied after two periods In overtime Outshooting its opponent Being outshot by an opponent Shots on goal are even Scoring a power-play goal Not scoring a power-play goal Allowing a power-play goal Not allowing a power-play goal Scoring a shorthanded goal Allowing a shorthanded goal When wearing white jerseys When wearing blue jerseys When wearing maize jerseys Month-By-Month Record... Home Away Neutral Total Oct. (6 GP) Nov. (9 GP) Dec. (6 GP) Jan. (7 GP) Feb. (8 GP) March (GP) Total (6 GP) MICHIGAN HOCKEY GAME NOTES PAGE 7

8 MICHIGAN HOCKEY GAME NOTES PAGE 8 MICHIGAN I HOCKEY AT/VS. MICHIGAN I STATE T MICHIGAN STATBOOK ( IMMINENT MILESTONE, MILESTONE REACHED) #3 JACK JOHNSON, SO., D 25 career assists (Oct. 27, 2006 vs. Northeastern) 5 assists to 30 career assists 15 assists to 30 career assists 1 point to 40 career points 11 points to 50 career points U-M Career Defenseman Records 3 goals to tie for 24th in goals (17) 26 assists to tie for 24th in assists (51) 28 points to tie for 25th in points (67) U-M Freshman Defenseman Records Owns points record, 32 ( ) 2nd on goals list, 10 ( ) 2nd on assists list, 22 ( ) #6 MATT HUNWICK, SR., D 2 goals to 20 career goals 7 goals to 25 career goals 12 goals to 30 career goals 5 assists to 60 career assists 20 assists to 75 career assists 2 points to 75 career points 27 points to 100 career points U-M Career Defenseman Records Tied for 18th in goals, 18 1 goal to tie for 16th in goals (19) 2 goals to tie for 15th in goals (20) 3 goals to tie for 14th in goals (21) 5 goals to tie for 12th in goals (23) 6 goals to tie for 11th in goals (24) 7 goals to tie for 10th in goals (25) goals to tie for 1st (40) 20th in assists, 55 (Oct. 28, 2006 vs. Northeastern) 1 assists to tie for 19th in assists (56) 4 assists to tie for 18th in assists (58) 5 assists to tie for 16th in assists (59) 7 assists to tie for 15th in assists (61) 8 assists to tie for 14th in assists (62) assists to tie for 1st (115) 21st in points, 70 (Oct. 13, 2006 vs. Alabama-Huntsville) 4 points to tie for 19th in points (77) 5 points to tie for 18th in points (78) 6 points to tie for 17th in points (79) 7 points to tie for 16th in points (80) 8 points to tie for 15th in points (81) points to tie for 1st (142) 15 games played to tie for 25th (143) 16 games played to tie for 24th (144) 17 games played to tie for 21st (145) 19 games played to tie for 19th (147) 21 games played to tie for 18th (149) games to tie for 1st (169) U-M Junior Defenseman Records 4th on goals list, 11 ( ) Tied for 7th on points list, 30 ( ) #7 T.J. HENSICK, SR. F 5 goals for 60 career goals 20 goals for 75 career goals 1 assist for 110 career assists 16 assists for 125 career assists 160 career points (Oct. 20, 2006 vs. Miami) 11 points for 175 career points 36 points for 200 career points U-M Career Forward Records 21 goals to tie for 25th in goals (76) t-14th in assists, 107 (Oct. 20, 2006 vs. Miami) tied for 12th in assists, 109 (Oct. 28, 2006 vs. Northeastern) 1 assists to tie for 11th in assists (110) 3 assists to tie for 10th in assists (112) 5 assists to tie for 9th in assists (114) 12 assists to tie for 8th in assists (121) assists to tie for 1st (182) 1 points to tie for 25th in points (165) 2 points to tie for 24th in points (166) 4 points to tie for 23rd in points (168) 8 points to tie for 20th in points (172) points to tie for first (284) 30 games played to tie for 22nd (159) 31 games played to tie for 20th (160) 33 games played to tie for 16th (162) 34 games played to tie for 13th (163) games to tie for 2nd (171) #8 JASON DEST, SR. D 6 goals for 10 career goals 4 assists for 25 career assists 25 career points (Oct. 28, 2006 vs. Northeastern) U-M Career Defenseman Records 12 games played to tie for 25th (143) 13 games played to tie for 24th (144) 14 games played to tie for 21st (145) 16 games played to tie for 19th (147) 18 games played to tie for 18th (149) games to tie for 1st (168) U-M Career Records 32 consecutive games played to tie school record (163) #9 ANDREW COGLIANO, SO., F 5 goals to 20 career goals 10 goals to 25 career goals 15 goals to 30 career goals 20 career assists (Oct. 27, 2006 vs. Northeastern) 5 assists to 25 career assists 10 assists to 30 career assists 30 career points (Oct. 13, 2006 vs. Alabama-Huntsville) 5 points to 40 career points 15 points to 50 career points #10 TRAVIS TURNBULL, SO. F 1 goal to 10 career goals 11 goals to 20 career goals 16 goals to 25 career goals 1 assist to 10 career assists 11 assists to 20 career assists 16 assists to 25 career assists 2 points to 20 career points 7 points to 25 career points 12 points to 30 career points #11 KEVIN PORTER, JR., F 30 career goals (Oct. 27, 2006 vs. Northeastern) 8 goals to 40 career goals 18 goals to 50 career goals 1 assists to 40 career assists 11 assists to 50 career assists 70 career points (Oct. 27, 2006 vs. Northeastern) 4 points to 75 career points 9 points to 80 career points #16 DAVID ROHLFS, SR., F 2 goals to 20 career goals 7 goals to 25 career goals 12 goals to 30 career goals 25 career assists (Oct. 27, 2006 vs. Northeastern) 5 assists to 30 career assists 15 assists to 40 career assists 40 career points (Oct. 19, 2006 vs. Miami) 7 points to 50 career points 17 points to 60 career points

9 MICHIGAN HOCKEY GAME NOTES PAGE 9 #17 MARK MITERA, SO, D 7 assists to 20 career assists 11 assists to 25 career assists 17 assists to 30 career assists 7 points to 20 career points 11 points to 25 career points 17 points to 30 career points #18 TIM MILLER, SO., F 6 goal to 10 career goals 16 goals to 20 career goals 7 assists to 20 career assists 12 assists to 25 career assists 8 points to 25 career points 13 points to 30 career points #21 JASON BAILEY, SO., F 5 goals to 10 career goals 15 goals to 20 career goals 8 assists to 10 career assists 18 assists to 20 career assists 3 points to 10 career points 13 points to 20 career points MICHIGAN I H OCKEY AT/VS. MICHIGAN I STATE T 10 wins to 25 career wins 15 wins to 30 career wins Minutes 1,500 minutes played (Oct. 20, 2006 vs. Miami) 124:25 minutes to total 1,750 minutes played Saves 600 career saves (Oct. 14, 2006 vs. Connecticut) 40 saves to 750 career saves 290 saves to 1,000 career saves HEAD COACH RED BERENSON Career milestones 11 wins to record his 600th career win 68 games to record his 1,000th career game 19 CCHA wins to record his 425th career CCHA win 43 CCHA games to record his 700th career CCHA game MICHIGAN NEEDS Program milestones 7 wins to record the 1,400th in U-M history 73 games to record the 2,500th game in U-M history 8 CCHA wins to record the 450th in U-M history 28 CCHA games to record the 750th CCHA game in U-M history #22 BRANDON NAURATO, SO., F 3 goals to 10 career goals 13 goals to 20 career goals 5 assists to 10 career assists 15 assists to 20 career assists 8 points to 20 career points 13 points to 25 career points #24 CHAD KOLARIK, JR., F 2 goals to 40 career goals 12 goals to 50 career goals 4 assists to 50 career assists 14 assists to 60 career assists 75 career points (Oct. 13, 2006 vs. UAH) 80 career points (Oct. 14, 2006 vs. UConn) 6 points to 90 career points 16 points to 100 career points #25 TIM COOK, SR., D 5 assists to 10 career assists 4 points to 10 career points #26 DANNY FARDIG, SO., F 6 goals to 10 career goals 7 assists to 10 career assists 3 points to 10 career points #36 BILLY SAUER, SO., G Games 25 games played (Oct. 14, 2006 vs. Connecticut) 1 games to 30 career games played 11 games to 40 career games played 25 games started (Oct. 19, 2006 vs. Miami) 2 starts to 30 career games started 12 starts to 40 career games started Wins 5 wins to 20 career wins

10 MICHIGAN HOCKEY GAME NOTES PAGE 10 MICHIGAN I HOCKEY AT/VS. MICHIGAN I STATE T The Last Time It Happened... Weekend series sweep at Yost U-M: March 10-11, Ferris State (6-4, 3-2); 3 home series ago Opp.: Oct , Northern Mich. (0-1 OT, 3-5); 32 home series ago Weekend series sweep on the road U-M: Nov , Northern Michigan (3-1, 4-3 OT); 3 road series ago Opp.: Dec. 2-3, Miami (Ohio) (2-4, 3-4); 2 road series ago Home-and-home series sweep: U-M: Nov. 4-5, Notre Dame (8-5, 4-2); 3 home-and-home series ago Opp: Feb. 7-8, Bowling Green (4-7, 3-4); 31 home-and-home series ago Shutout U-M: Jan. 6, vs. Alaska Fairbanks, 4-0 (U-M goalie: Billy Sauer); 28 games ago Opp.: Jan. 17, at Michigan State, 0-2 (MSU goalie: Jeff Lerg); 26 games ago Shutout at Yost U-M: Jan. 6, vs. Alaska Fairbanks, 4-0 (U-M goalie: Billy Sauer); 17 home games ago Opp.: Feb. 28, Michigan State, 0-4 (MSU goalie: Matt Migliaccio); 69 home games ago Shutout on the road U-M: Oct. 29, at Alaska Fairbanks, 4-0 (U-M goalie: Noah Ruden); 14 road games ago Opp.: Oct. 30, at. Ferris State, 0-1 OT (FSU goalie: Mike Brown); 28 road games ago Shutout in a CCHA Game U-M: Jan. 6, vs. Alaska Fairbanks, 4-0 (U-M goalie: Billy Sauer); 19 CCHA games ago Opp.: Jan. 17, at Michigan State, 0-2 (MSU goalie: Jeff Lerg); 17 CCHA games ago Team had 40 shots U-M: Oct. 28, vs. Northeastern (47 shots); 1 game ago Opp.: Feb. 4, vs. Ohio State (41 shots); 19 games ago Team had 50 shots U-M: Oct. 24, vs. Northern Michigan (57 shots); 127 games ago Opp.: March 30, vs. Maine (56 shots, 3OT); 480 games ago 0-0 Tie U-M at Michigan State, Feb. 19, 1954 Team had a 1-0 OT Win U-M: March 12, vs. Notre Dame; 52 games ago Opp: Oct. 30, at Ferris State; 82 games ago Overcame 1-goal deficit U-M: Oct. 19, Trailed 2-3, Won 4-3 (OT), vs. Northeastern; 2 games ago Opp: Oct. 28, Trailed 0-1, Won 3-2, vs. Northeastern; 1 game ago Overcame 2-goal deficit U-M: Jan. 31, Trailed 0-2, Won 7-3, vs. Western Michigan; 21 games ago Opp: Apr. 10, Trailed 0-2, Won 3-2 (OT), vs. Minnesota; 133 games ago Overcame 3-goal deficit U-M: Dec. 10, Trailed 0-3, Won 8-3, vs. Bowling Green; 73 games ago Opp: Feb. 25, Trailed 0-3, Won 4-3 OT, vs. Ferris State; 12 games ago Overcame 4-goal deficit U-M: Jan. 18, Trailed 0-4, Won 11-10, vs. RPI; 867 games ago Opp: Jan. 9, Trailed 0-4, Won 7-6, vs. Ohio State; 789 games ago Team had 4 power play goals U-M: Nov. 4, at Notre Dame; 40 games ago Opp: Nov. 25, vs. Minnesota (5); 36 games ago Player scored a short-handed goal U-M: Oct. 19, Andrew Cogliano vs. Miami; 4 games ago Opp: Oct. 20, Nathan Davis (2), vs. Miami; 3 games ago Team scored 2 short-handed goals U-M: Oct. 14, T.J. Hensick and Chad Kolarik, vs. Connecticut; 5 games ago Opp: Oct. 20, Nathan Davis (2), vs. Miami; 3 games ago Player had a hat trick U-M: Oct. 19, Chad Kolarik, vs. Miami; 4 games ago Opp.: Oct. 20, Nathan Davis, vs. Miami; 3 games ago Player scored 4 goals U-M: Jan. 10, Dwight Helminen, vs. OSU (4 goals); 111 games ago Opp: Oct. 20, Darryl Noren, UIC (4 goals); 730 games ago Player had four points U-M: Oct. 14, Chad Kolarik (3-1-4), vs. Connecticut; 5 games ago Opp.: Jan. 21, Brett Pilkington (0-4-4), at Bowling Green; 24 games ago Player had five points U-M: Oct. 8, Matt Hunwick (3-2-5), vs. Quinnipiac; 45 games ago Opp.: Oct. 10, Derek Edwardson (3-2-5), at Miami; 130 games ago Player scored an overtime goal U-M: Nov. 12, Kevin Porter, vs. Northeastern (W, 4-3); 2 games ago Opp.: Feb. 27, Zac Pearson, vs. Ferris State (W, 4-3); 12 games ago Player tied the game in last minute U-M: Nov. 7, Eric Werner, at Ferris State (Tied game at 19:04, L, 5-6 OT); 124 games ago Opp: Feb. 5, Drew Miller, MSU (Tied game at 19:58, T, 2-2); 60 games ago Player won the game in last minute U-M: Jan. 8, Brandon Kaleniecki, at Western Michigan (Scored goal 6 at 19:07 pp, W, 6-5); 68 games ago Opp: Nov. 2, Bryan Adams, at MSU (Scored goal 5 at 19:08, won 5-4); 430 games ago Player scored into an empty net U-M: Oct. 19, Chad Kolarik (18:59-3rd pd.), vs. Connecticut; 4 games ago Opp.: Feb. 3, Dan Knapp (19:24-3rd pd.), vs. Ohio State; 20 games ago Extra attacker goal U-M: Jan. 31, Chad Kolarik, vs. Western Michigan; 21 games ago Opp: Feb. 4, Drew Miller, vs. Michigan State; 61 games ago Player attempted a penalty shot U-M: Oct. 16, Jason Ryznar, vs. St. Lawrence (scored on Mike McKenna); 86 games ago Opp.: Oct. 29, Lucas Burnett, at Alaska Fairbanks (stopped by Noah Ruden); 41 games ago Player scored on a penalty shot U-M: Oct. 16, Jason Ryznar, vs. St. Lawrence (scored on Mike McKenna); 86 games ago Opp.: March 2, J.F. DuFour, at Ohio State (scored on Gregg Malicke); 400 games ago

11 MICHIGAN I H OCKEY AT/VS. MICHIGAN I STATE T Date/Opp Johnson Summers Kampfer Hunwick Hensick Dest Cogliano Turnbull Porter Fragner Lebler Ciraulo 10/13-UAH p DNP 1p*-0 DNP 10/14-UCONN s* DNP 0-0 DNP 10/19-MIA s DNP 0-1 DNP 10/20-MIA 1p DNP 0-0 DNP 10/27-NE p 2 *-1 DNP 0-0 DNP 10/28-NE DNP 0-0 DNP KEY: INJ-injured; DNP-did not play; USA-with Team USA for World Junior Championship; CAN-with Team Canada for World Junior Championship; p-power play goal; s-shorthanded goal; *game-winning goal; e-empty net goal; x-extra-attacker goal; 2 -superscript numbers after a letter indicate number scored (i.e. 3p 2 e = two power-play goals and an empty net goal). MICHIGAN HOCKEY GAME NOTES PAGE 11

12 MICHIGAN I HOCKEY AT/VS. MICHIGAN I STATE T Date/Opp Rohlfs Mitera Miller Montville Bailey Naurato Kolarik Cook Fardig Ward Mayhew Jakiel Sauer 10/13-UAH DNP p-2 DNP DNP /14-UCONN DNP ps/e DNP DNP DNP /19-MIA DNP 0-0 DNP 3*e DNP DNP /20-MIA DNP DNP DNP DNP /27-NE 1p DNP DNP DNP DNP /28-NE DNP DNP DNP DNP NOTES: INJ-injured; DNP-did not play; USA-with Team USA for World Junior Championship; p-power play goal; s-shorthanded goal; *-gamewinning goal; e-empty net goal; x-extra-attacker goal; 2 -superscript numbers after a letter indicate number scored (i.e. 3p 2 e = two power-play goals and an empty net goal). Goalies: saves-shots faced (i.e = 25 saves on 26 shots faced) MICHIGAN HOCKEY GAME NOTES PAGE 12

13 MICHIGAN HOCKEY GAME NOTES PAGE 13 Game 1 vs. Alabama-Huntsville Oct. 13, 2006 Yost Ice Arena (5,847) - Ann Arbor, Mich F Alabama-Huntsville Michigan First Period UM Hensick 1(Rohlfs, Porter) 0:50 EV UM Lebler 1 (Kolarik, Cogliano) 6:33 PP UM Hensick 2 (Rohlfs, Porter) 7:41 EV Second Period UM Cogliano 1(Kolarik, Johnson) 0:52 EV UM Rohlfs 1 (Naurato, Hensick) 3:15 EV AH Canter 1 (Selinger, Nimmo) 10:13 PP Third Period UM Kampfer 1 (Mitera, Cogliano) 1:38 PP UM Kolarik 1 (Johnson, Hunwick) 18:17 PP UM Johnson 1 (Ward) 19:39 EV AH UM Shots: Penalties: Power Plays: Saves: AH, Narduzzi (6:33, L) 1-x-x--1 Erickson (53:18) UM, Sauer (44:59, W) Jakiel (14:59) x-x-8--8 Game 2 vs. Connecticut Oct. 19, 2006 Yost Ice Arena (5,210) - Ann Arbor, Mich F Connecticut Michigan First Period UM Kolarik 2 (unassisted) 1:37 EV UM Rohlfs 2 (Hensick, Porter) 3:46 EV UM Johnson 2 (Cook, Naurato) 5:40 EV UM Kolarik 3 (Cogliano, Mitera) 12:08 EV Second Period UM Cogliano 2 (Kolarik) 1:28 EV UM Hensick 3 (Miller( 4:16 SH CT Schneider 1 (Burns) 4:28 PP CT Olinyk 1 (unassisted) 10:06 EV Third Period CT Erickson 1 (McDougall, Kirschner) 1:34 EV CT Scherer 2 (Ochoa, Burns) 6:52 PP CT Myhro 1 (unassisted) 8:47 SH UM Kolarik 4 (unassisted) 19:11 SH, EN CT UM Shots: Penalties: Power Plays: Saves: CT, Erickson (5:40) 3-x-x--3 Tomes (53:16, L) UM, Sauer (59:33, W) Game 3 vs. Miami Oct. 19, 2006 Yost Ice Arena (5,716) - Ann Arbor, Mich F Miami Michigan MICHIGAN I H OCKEY AT/VS. MICHIGAN I STATE T First Period MU Steffes 2 (Martinez) 16:56 EV Second Period UM Rohlfs 3 (Hensick, Porter) 5:59 EV UM Cogliano 3 (unassisted) 7:56 SH MU Loupee 1 (Steffes, Kaufman) 18:23 EV UM Porter 1 (Rohlfs, Kampfer) 18:50 EV Third Period UM Kolarik 5 (unassisted) 10:58 EV UM Kolarik 6 (Lebler) 14:35 EV MU Mercier 3 (Guerin, Musitelli) 15:38 PP UM Kolarik 7 (unassisted) 18:59 EN MU UM Shots: Penalties: Power Plays: Saves: MU, Effinger (59:46, L) UM, Sauer (60:00, W) Game 4 vs. Miami Oct. 20, 2006 Yost Ice Arena (6,142) - Ann Arbor, Mich F Miami Michigan First Period None Second Period MU Davis 2 (Jones, Roeder) 0:38 SH MU Martinez 2 (Cooper, Jones) 16:16 EV MU Davis 3 (Jones, Martinez) 18:25 PP Third Period MU Davis 4 (Ganzak, Roeder) 17:33 SH UM Johnson 3 (Hensick, Mitera) 18:25 PP MU UM Shots: Penalties: Power Plays: Saves: MU, Zatkoff (60:00, W) UM, Sauer (60:00, L) Game 5 vs. Northeastern Oct. 27, 2006 Yost Ice Arena (5,987) - Ann Arbor, Mich OT F Northeastern Michigan First Period UM Rohlfs 4 (Hensick, Porter) 4:08 PP NU Birnstill 1 (Kraemer, Morris) 15:24 PP Second Period UM Porter 2 (Hensick, Rohlfs) 4:02 PP NU Morris 1 (Costello, Birnstill) 7:04 PP NU Morris 2 (Kraemer, Costello) 8:51 PP UM Kolarik 8 (Cogliano, Miller) 19:55 EV Third Period None Overtime UM Porter 3 (Johnson, Hunwick) 1:01 PP NU UM Shots: Penalties: Power Plays: Saves: NU, Thiessen (60:48, L) UM, Sauer (60:54, W) Game 6 vs. Northeastern Oct. 28, 2006 Yost Ice Arena (6,011) - Ann Arbor, Mich F Northeastern Michigan First Period UM Johnson 4 (Hensick, Hunwick) 7:49 EV Second Period NU Guzior 2 (McCauley, Linard) 5:06 EV NU Russo 1 (Driscoll, McCauley) 7:24 PP Third Period NU Costello 1 (Morris, Guzior) 10:44 EV UM Porter 4 (Dest, Hensick) 16:36 EV NU UM Shots: Penalties: Power Plays: Saves: NU, Thiessen (60:00, W) UM, Sauer (58:50, L)

14 The Automated ScoreBook MICHIGAN Combined Team Statistics (as of Oct 29, 2006) All games DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEND RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES... ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) Oct 13 ALABAMA-HUNTSVILLE W CONFERENCE... ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) Oct 14 CONNECTICUT W NON-CONFERENCE... ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) *Oct 19 #9 MIAMI W *Oct 20 #9 MIAMI L Oct 27 NORTHEASTERN W OT SHOTS PEN-- GOALS Oct 28 NORTHEASTERN L ## INDIVIDUAL (by pts) GP G A Pts Shots Pct No-Min PP SH Chad Kolarik TEAM STATISTICS UM OPP 7 T.J. Hensick Kevin Porter SHOT STATISTICS David Rohlfs Shot attempts Jack Johnson Shot pct Andrew Cogliano /Game Matt Hunwick Shots/Game Mark Mitera POWER PLAYS... 5 Steve Kampfer Power Plays Brian Lebler Conversion Percent Tim Miller Shot Attempts Brandon Naurato Shot Percent Tim Cook GOAL BREAKDOWN... 8 Jason Dest Power Play Morgan Ward Short-handed Jason Bailey Empty net Danny Fardig Penalty Chris Summers Unassisted Travis Turnbull Overtime Total Shootout Opponents Delayed Penalty PENALTIES... Number GOAL AVERAGE--- -SAVES- Minutes ## GOALTENDERS GP Time GA EN Avg Save Pct W L T Penalties/Game Pen minutes/game Steve Jakiel 1 14: FACEOFFS (W-L) Billy Sauer 6 344: Faceoff W-L Pct TM EMPTY NET 0 1: SHOOTOUTS (Made-Att) Total : Opponents : ATTENDANCE SUMMARY UM OPP Total Dates/Avg Per Date... 6/5819 0/0 Neutral Site #/Avg... 0/0 GOALS BY PERIOD OT Total MICHIGAN Opponents SAVES BY PERIOD OT Total MICHIGAN Opponents

15 The Automated ScoreBook MICHIGAN Game Results (as of Oct 29, 2006) All games Overall Conference Date Opponent Score Shots Record Record Time Attend Goalie of record Oct 13, 2006 ALABAMA-HUNTSVILLE W / : Billy Sauer Oct 14, 2006 CONNECTICUT W / : Billy Sauer * Oct 19, 2006 #9 MIAMI W / : Billy Sauer * Oct 20, 2006 #9 MIAMI 1-4 L 21/ : Billy Sauer Oct 27, 2006 NORTHEASTERN W 4-3 OT 31/ : Billy Sauer Oct 28, 2006 NORTHEASTERN 2-3 L 47/ : Billy Sauer TEAM RECORD W-L-T ATTEND Dates Total Average Overall: Total: Conference: Home: Home: Away: Away: Neutral: Neutral: Overtime:

16 The Automated ScoreBook MICHIGAN Overall Team Statistics (as of Oct 29, 2006) All games Overall: Conf: Home: Away: Neut: TEAM STATISTICS UM OPP SHOT STATISTICS... -Shot attempts Shot pct /Game Shots/Game POWER PLAYS... -Power Plays Conversion Percent Shot Attempts Shot Percent GOAL BREAKDOWN... Total Power Play Short-handed Empty net Penalty Unassisted Overtime Shootout Delayed Penalty PENALTIES... Number Minutes Penalties/Game Pen minutes/game Minor Major minute Misconduct Game Misconduct Gross Misconduct Match FACEOFFS (W-L) Faceoff W-L Pct SHOOTOUTS (Made-Att) ATTENDANCE... Total Dates/Avg Per Date... 6/5819 0/0 Neutral Site #/Avg... 0/0 GOALS BY PERIOD OT Total MICHIGAN Opponents SAVES BY PERIOD OT Total MICHIGAN Opponents

17 The Automated ScoreBook MICHIGAN Overall Individual Statistics (as of Oct 29, 2006) All games Overall: Conf: Home: Away: Neut: SHOTS PENALTIES GOALS ## Name GP G A Pts Shots Pct +/- No-Min Min Maj Oth PP SH FG GW GTG OT HT PN UA Chad Kolarik T.J. Hensick Kevin Porter David Rohlfs Jack Johnson Andrew Cogliano Matt Hunwick Mark Mitera Steve Kampfer Brian Lebler Tim Miller Brandon Naurato Tim Cook Jason Dest Morgan Ward Jason Bailey Danny Fardig Chris Summers Travis Turnbull TM TEAM Total Opponents GOAL AVERAGE--- --SAVES RECORD GOALS ## Name GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct W L T Sho PP SH EN PEN SOG Steve Jakiel : Billy Sauer : TM EMPTY NET 0-0 1: Total : Opponents :

18 The Automated ScoreBook MICHIGAN Overall Individual Statistics (as of Oct 29, 2006) All games ## FACEOFFS GP W L Pct Kevin Porter T.J. Hensick David Rohlfs Chad Kolarik Travis Turnbull Andrew Cogliano Danny Fardig Tim Miller TM TEAM ## POWER PLAYS GP G A Pts Sh Pct Kevin Porter Chad Kolarik Jack Johnson T.J. Hensick David Rohlfs Andrew Cogliano Mark Mitera Matt Hunwick Steve Kampfer Brian Lebler Brandon Naurato Jason Dest Tim Miller Travis Turnbull

19 The Automated ScoreBook MICHIGAN Category Leaders (as of Oct 29, 2006) All games ## POINTS GP G A Pts Shots ## ASSISTS GP G A Pts Shots Chad Kolarik T.J. Hensick T.J. Hensick Kevin Porter Kevin Porter David Rohlfs David Rohlfs Andrew Cogliano Jack Johnson Chad Kolarik Andrew Cogliano Jack Johnson Matt Hunwick Matt Hunwick Mark Mitera Mark Mitera Steve Kampfer Tim Miller Brian Lebler Brandon Naurato ## GOALS GP G A Pts Shots ## SHOTS GP G A Pts Shots Pct Chad Kolarik Chad Kolarik Kevin Porter Kevin Porter David Rohlfs Jack Johnson Jack Johnson T.J. Hensick T.J. Hensick Matt Hunwick Andrew Cogliano David Rohlfs Steve Kampfer Travis Turnbull Brian Lebler Andrew Cogliano Brian Lebler ## POWER-PLAY GOALS GP PPG 18 Tim Miller Kevin Porter 6 2 ## SHOT PCT GP G A Pts Shots Pct 24 Chad Kolarik David Rohlfs ## SHORT-HANDED GOALS GP SHG 24 Chad Kolarik Andrew Cogliano T.J. Hensick T.J. Hensick Chad Kolarik Jack Johnson Andrew Cogliano Kevin Porter Steve Kampfer ## GAME-WINNING GOALS GP GWG 14 Brian Lebler Tim Miller T.J. Hensick Mark Mitera Chad Kolarik Brian Lebler 6 1 ## PENALTIES GP Pen Min 11 Kevin Porter Brian Lebler ## PLUS/MINUS GP +/- 21 Jason Bailey Jack Johnson Jack Johnson Mark Mitera Chad Kolarik Tim Miller David Rohlfs Travis Turnbull Matt Hunwick Chris Summers Kevin Porter Matt Hunwick T.J. Hensick 6 +3 TM TEAM Brian Lebler Jason Dest Tim Miller Steve Kampfer 6 +3 ## PENALTY MINUTES GP Pen Min 9 Andrew Cogliano Jack Johnson Tim Miller Jason Bailey Brian Lebler Mark Mitera Chris Summers Travis Turnbull TM TEAM Matt Hunwick Jason Dest 6 3 6

20 The Automated ScoreBook MICHIGAN Game-by-Game -- (as of Oct 29, 2006) All games Opponent Date Score WL JOHNSON,J SUMMERS,C KAMPFER,S HUNWICK,M J. HENSIC DEST,JASO COGLIANO, TURNBULL, PORTER,KE LEBLER,BR ROHLFS,DA MITERA,MA MILLER,TI BAILEY,JA UAH Oct W CT Oct W MIA Oct W MIA Oct L NU Oct W NU Oct L Opponent Date Score WL NAURATO,B KOLARIK,C COOK,TIM FARDIG,DA WARD,MORG JAKIEL,ST SAUER,BIL UAH Oct W DNP CT Oct W DNP DNP MIA Oct W DNP DNP MIA Oct L DNP DNP NU Oct W DNP DNP NU Oct L DNP DNP